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Thomas Dion's Land Development has become a standard reference for the engineering information needed in site development. This revised edition brings the work completely up to date with current practices and procedures.
Contents
Preface to the Second Edition; Preface to the First Edition; Acknowledgments to the Second Edition; Acknowledgments to the First Edition; Development; 1.2 Areawide Development Planning; 1.3 The Developer 's Role; 1.4 Land Development Measurement Conventions; References; 2 Developer 's Constraints; 2.1 Market Analysis; 2.2 Site Location; 2.3 Site Geometry; 2.4 Site Conditions; 2.5 Site Layout; 2.6 Regulatory Requirements; 2.7 Economic Considerations; References; Suggested Readings; 3 Engineering Administration; 3.1 Organization; 3.2 Marketability of Professional Services; 3.3 Conditions of Employment; 3.4 Conduct of Affairs; 3.5 Engineering Communication; 3.6 Types of Engineering Services; 3.7 Selection of a Design Professional; 3.8 Engineering Services Contract; 3.9 Computing Facilities; 3.10 Mobilization Plan; 3.11 Remuneration for Engineering Services; 3.12 Engineer 's Role; References; Suggested Readings; PART II: PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES; 4 Inventory, Analysis, and Reporting; 4.1 Geographic Information Systems; 4.2 Desktop Study and Site Inspection; 4.3 Floodplain Analysis; 4.4 Wetlands Determination Study; 4.5 Endangered Species Evaluation; 4.6 Environmental Evaluation; 4.7 Historical and Natural Resource Survey; 4.8 Land Survey Controls; 4.9 Conventional Surveying; 4.10 Global Positioning Systems; 4.11 Cadastral Surveys; 4.12 Topographic Surveys; 4.13 Utility Extension Surveys; 4.14 Photogrammetric Surveys; 4.15 Geotechnical Surveys; 4.16 Traffic Studies; 4.17 Materials Evaluation; 4.18 Analysis and Report on Prospective Sites; References; Suggested Readings; 5 Preliminary Design and Costs; 5.1 Determination of Additional Auxiliary Service; 5.2 Conceptual Plan Approval; 5.3 Preparation of Preliminary Documents; 5.4 Preliminary Project Submittals; 5.5 Preliminary Project Approval; PART III: FINAL DESIGN-RELATED ACTIVITIES; 6 Transportation System Design; 6.1 Traffic-related Site Impact Studies and Access; 6.2 Street and Road Design Criteria; 6.3 Parking Considerations; 6.4 Street Alignment; 6.5 Pavement Design; 6.6 Pedestrian Facility Design; 6.7 Bicycle Facility Design; References; Suggested Readings.7 Drainage System Design; 7.1 Precipitation and Duration; 7.2 Rainfall Abstractions; 7.3 Time of Concentration; 7.4 Runoff; 7.5 Factors Affecting Site Drainage; 7.6 Best Management Practices; 7.7 Mitigating Floodplain Hazards; 7.8 Drainage System Design; 7.9 Pipe Bedding and Protection; 7.10 Subsurface Water; References; Suggested Readings; 8 Sedimentation and Erosion Control; 8.1 General Considerations; 8.2 Predicting Rainfall Erosion Loss; 8.3 Construction Sites; 8.4 Erosion Control Using Soil Bioengineering; 8.5 Considerations for Permanent Ponds or Lakes; References; Suggested Readings; 9 Site Grading and Appurtenance Design; 9.1 Improved Land Developments; 9.2 Total Development Activities; 9.3 Earthwork Calculations; 9.4 Elements of the Grading Plan; 9.5 Stairs, Ramps, and Handrails; 9.6 Slope Stability; 9.7 Retaining Walls; References; Suggested Readings; 10 Sanitary Sewer System Design; 10.1 Engineer 's Report; 10.2 Wastewater Flows; 10.3 Individual On-Site Wastewater Disposal Systems; 10.4 Collection Methods for Off-Site Wastewater Treatment; 10.5 Centralized Gravity Flow Wastewater Collection Systems; 10.6 Wastewater Pressure Transport System; 10.7 Pumping Station Discharge; 10.8 Special Forcemain Considerations; 10.9 Centralized Wastewater Treatment Plant Considerations; 10.10 Wastewater System Appurtenances; References; Suggested Readings.11 Potable Water System Design; 11.1 Engineer 's Report; 11.2 Water System Demands; 11.3 Ways to Provide Water to a Development; 11.4 Treatment Considerations; 11.5 Treated Water Storage Facilities; 11.6 Water Distribution Systems; 11.7 Computer Modeling of Water Systems; 11.8 Water System Components; 11.9 Water System Protection; References; Suggested Readings; 12 Miscellaneous Design Considerations; 12.1 Recreational Playing Courts; 12.2 Swimming Pool Facilities; 12.3 Fencing; 12.4 Pipe Jacking and Boring; References; Suggested Readings; 13 Project Manual Including Specifications; 13.1 Construction and Contract Documents; 13.2 Specifications; 13.3 An Example of a Project Manual; References; Suggested Readings; 14 Project Costs and Scheduling; 14.1 Establishing a Database; 14.2 Cost Analysis; 14.3 Project Scheduling; References; Suggested Readings; 15 Development Guidelines; 15.1 Purpose of Guidelines; 15.2 Controlling Elements; 15.3 Additional Controls; Reference; Suggested Reading; 16 Completion of Design Activities; 16.1 Final Plans Format; 16.2 Completed Project Manual; 16.3 Permit Applications to Construct.16.4 Final Document Scan by Engineer; 16.5 Developer 's Review; 16.6 Financial Institution 's Review; 16.7 Regulatory Reviews; References; Suggested Reading; PART IV: CONSTRUCTION-RELATED ACTIVITIES; 17 Contracts and Award; 17.1 Types of Construction Contracts; 17.2 Engineer 's Duties; 17.3 Job Bidding and/or Negotiation; 17.4 Bid Review and Analysis; 17.5 Contract Award; References; Suggested Readings; 18 Layout, Observation, and Monitoring; 18.1 Scope of Engineering Activities; 18.2 Construction Layout; 18.3 Administrative Duties; 18.4 Construction Conflicts and Extra Work; 18.5 Work Directives; 18.6 Delays; 18.7 Construction Progress; References; Suggested Readings; 19 Completion and Start-Up; 19.1 System Testing and Start-Up; 19.2 Final Inspection; 19.3 Approval of Improvements; 19.4 Operational Needs; 19.5 Final Stake-Out of Parcels; 19.6 Release of Retainage; 19.7 Engineer 's Administrative Closeout; 19.8 Warranty Period; Reference; APPENDIX; Conversion Tables; INDEX.
