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The Sepia List is used as a means to update the Standard Drawings. The Sepia List is a list of drawings that are either:
1. A new detailed drawing that is approved for use as a Standard Drawing, but is not yet found in the Standard Drawings book;
2. A new detailed drawing that is under consideration and is awaiting approval for use as a Standard; or
3. A revision to a detailed drawing that is currently in the Standard Drawing book.
The revisions listed on the Sepia List supersede the drawing found in the current Standard Drawings book. The Sepia drawings are inserted by the designer into the plan sets as applicable. The drawings listed on the Sepia List are put into the Standard Drawing book when a Standard Drawing revision or reprint occurs. (This generally occurs once every four years at the same time of the Standard Specification reprint.)
1. A new detailed drawing that is approved for use as a Standard Drawing, but is not yet found in the Standard Drawings book;
2. A new detailed drawing that is under consideration and is awaiting approval for use as a Standard; or
3. A revision to a detailed drawing that is currently in the Standard Drawing book.
The revisions listed on the Sepia List supersede the drawing found in the current Standard Drawings book. The Sepia drawings are inserted by the designer into the plan sets as applicable. The drawings listed on the Sepia List are put into the Standard Drawing book when a Standard Drawing revision or reprint occurs. (This generally occurs once every four years at the same time of the Standard Specification reprint.)
| Drawing
No. |
Active Sepia List Page |
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| DGN | Date | Effective Letting Date |
Drawing Name (Related Standard Drawing) |
Remarks | |
| 001 | 001 | 10-28-04 | 12-17-04 | Delineators at Narrow Shoulder Bridges |
Updated Spec. reference |
| 002 | 002 | 12-01-99 | 08-21-00 | Delineators for Guardrail | See Design Memo No. 11-91 |
| 003 | 003 | 12-01-99 | 08-21-00 | Treatment of Open Sinkholes | See Design Memo No. 07-92 Design Change |
| 004 |
004 | 04-15-08 | 07-25-08 | Concrete Barrier Wall Type 9T (Temporary) |
To allow alternate positive connection See note no. 8 |
| 005 |
005 | 04-15-08 | 07-25-08 | Type D Breakaway Sign Support | Revised note no. 4 to "Allow concrete to cure at least 5 days before erecting sign." |
| 006 |
006 | 04-15-08 | 07-25-08 | Woven Wire fence Type 1 | Revised note no. 1 "...shall comply with ASTM A 702..." |
| 007 |
007 | 04-15-08 | 07-25-08 | Treatment of Embankments at End-Bents | Corrected formula in Note no. 8 "...H/2 or 50' Min..." |
| 008 |
008 | 04-15-08 | 07-25-08 | Box Beam Stiffening of Temporary Concrete Barrier | New Drawing, for use with 9T barrier walls within 3 feet of bridge deck edge etc. See note no.1 |
| 009 |
009 | 04-25-08 | 07-25-08 | Culvert, Entrance & Storm Sewer Pipe Types & Cover Heights | Removed old note no. 11 Allows PVC and HDPE to be used on national highway System and for Storm Sewers |
| 010 |
010 | 04-25-08 | 07-25-08 | Culvert, Entrance & Storm Sewer Pipe Types & Cover Heights | Removed old note no. 10 Allows PVC and HDPE to be used on national Highway System and for Storm Sewers |
| 011 |
011 | 04-25-08 | 07-25-08 | Culvert, Entrance & Storm Sewer Pipe Types & Cover Heights | Removed old note no. 9 Allows PVC and HDPE to be used on national Highway System and for Storm Sewers |