These specifications are intended to supplement the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Construction and Material Specifications (CMS). The current version of the ODOT CMS shall be used unless specified otherwise in the Plans. All items preceded with LS refer to the City of Lakewood Supplemental Specifications. All other items refer to ODOT CMS.

LS 101 – Work Summary

LS 102 – Third Party Inspection

LS 110 – Pre-Construction Video

LS 401 – Asphalt Pavements

LS 402 – Asphalt Intermediate Course

LS 404 – Asphalt Surface Course

LS 452 – Fiber Reinforced Concrete Pvmt

LS 613 – Flowable Fill LSM

LS 614 – Maintaining Traffic

LS 623 – Construction Layout & Survey

LS 638 – Water Distribution System

LS 659 – Landscape Repair

LS 2230 – Site Clear

LS 2300 – Earthwork

LS 2518 – Concrete Pavers

LS 2519 – Concrete Paver Pavement Recon

LS 2530 – Sanitary Sewers

LS 2540 – Sewer Laterals Inspect Tees

LS 2630 – Storm Sewers

LS 2745 – Sandstone Sidewalk-Salvage

LS 2760 – Cured-In-Place-Liner

LS 2780 – AIA – Precast Concrete Pavers

LS 2950 – Tree Planting

Special – Asphalt Concrete Surface Recycling

TOC-Master

The City of Lakewood uses the Ohio Department of Transportation Standard Drawings whenever possible and applicable. Construction standards unique to Lakewood are shown in the drawing files listed below.

Pavement – P

P-1 Pavement Repairs Detail

P-2 Driveway Aprons

P-3 Driveway Repair

P-4 Sidewalk Details

P-5 Colorized and Stamped Crosswalk

P-6 Survey Monuments

Sewer – S

S-1 Catch Basin Detail

S-2 Manhole Separation

S-3 Sewer Service Connection Details

S-4 Inspection Tee

Water – W

W-1 Utility Trench Detail

W-2 Fire Hydrant

W-3 Curb Box

W-4 Watermain Crossing Sewer

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RFQ Results – Lakewood Anaerobic Disgestion

Sewer Map

Water Map

Parcel Map

RFQ Rank Sheet for the Engineering Consultants

2018 Pavement Condition Rating Map

Lakewood Streambank Restoration and Fish Shelf Project

Street pavement repairs can be divided into two categories: maintenance and capital reconstruction. The large capital reconstruction projects are managed by the Division of Engineering and Construction. Pavement maintenance consist of regularly scheduled operations such as filling cracks and rejuvenating newer asphalt surfaces, sealing the joints on concrete pavements as well as minor repairs such as pothole filling. In addition, contractors are hired to remove and replace larger sections of deteriorated asphalt pavement.

Citywide Improvement Project Outlook 2017-2019