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Home My WebLink About1997-08-26 - AGENDA REPORTS - RAILROAD AVE (4)AGENDA REPORT City Manager Approv Item to be presente by: T. Brad Therrien UNFINISHED BUSINESS DATE: August 26, 1997 SUBJECT: RAILROAD AVENUE RECONSTRUCTION - PROJECT NO. 52015 REPLACEMENT OF OBSOLETE STREET LIGHTING DEPARTMENT: Transportation and Engineering Services BACKGROUND On June 11, 1996, the City Council approved in concept the Newhall Downtown Revitalization Plan. On July 8, 1997, the City Council awarded the construction contract for Railroad Avenue reconstruction to Gueno Development Company, Inc. At the July 8,1997 City Council meeting, Council requested that something other than the standard concrete street light poles be installed as part of this project. Council directed staff to return with alternative poles that would be in keeping with the approved architectural design standards listed within the Newhall Downtown Revitalization Plan (Victorian, Western, or Spanish). Staff met with representatives from Southern California Edison Company to view the available alternative street light and pole options that would be accepted into the Los Angeles County Street Light Maintenance District, and would be maintained by Southern California Edison Company. Staff reviewed many street light and pole combinations and has determined that the "Nostalgic" double light (black) concrete pole would come closest to capturing the historical architecture identified in the Newhall Downtown Revitalization Plan (see attached picture). The Redevelopment Committee approved the Nostalgic street lights at its August 4, 1997 meeting. There are, however, additional costs involved with using these Nostalgic street lights. A total of 50 lights are required on this project, and the cost per standard concrete pole, arm, foundation, and lighting fixture is $1,132.00 (50 @ $1,132.00 = $56,600.00). The cost per Nostalgic pole, dual arm, foundation, and Nostalgic fixture (twin units) is $4,785.00 each (50 @ $4,785.00 = $239,250.00). Therefore, the additional cost to use Nostalgic street lights for this project is approximately $182,650.00. Another cost that must be budgeted is the installation of the electrical system required to service the street lights. This is estimated to be $60,000.00. Consequently, the approximate amount that the City must remit to Southern California Edison to install the electrical system and to provide the Nostalgic street light poles and fixtures is $239,250.00, plus $60,000.00, or approximately $300,000.00. UJfoFrA Agenda Item: , RAILROAD AVENUE RECONSTRUCTION August 26, 1997 - Page 2 It should be noted that identifying the Nostalgic street lights as the design standard for the Downtown Revitalization Area will increase future project costs in this area whenever street light systems are upgraded to match the new design standard. Staff has identified a possible additional funding source for financing the street light upgrades and installation. • Street Light Maintenance District No. 1867, which encompasses the City of Santa Clarita, has funds available for street light maintenancetupgrade projects. Staff will pursue obtaining payment and/or reimbursement for the streetlight installation from Los Angeles County Street Light Maintenance District No. 1867. This would provide savings to the project which could then be used to upgrade the Newhall Metrolink Station lighting to the same standards. As provided in the CLMD 1867 Engineer's Report for Fiscal Year 1997-1998, funds are available to replace the obsolete equipment in the District. In order to provide for installation of new equipment, the District requires the City Council to declare a finding determining that the street lighting equipment on Railroad Avenue is obsolete. The City can then request the District to replace the lighting with Nostalgic street lights. Southern California Edison (SCE) will be directed by the District to install the lights. SCE will require the cost up front. The billing will go directly to the District for payment. SCE will install the lighting system and provide maintenance service to the District's lighting. The existing street lights along Railroad Avenue do not conform to the current Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) standards utilized by CLMD 1867. Additionally, there is lighting on only one side of the street and, since the reconstruction project will widen Railroad Avenue, this system will be inadequate. The Nostalgic lighting will not only provide additional lighting, but at a higher illumination to provide sufficient lighting along this roadway. KWOMATHUY I Of 0 1. City Council approve the "Nostalgic" style street lights and approve the purchase of street light equipment and poles.for the Railroad Avenue Project from Southern California Edison Company in the amount of $300,000 from Account No. S2001453-8001, subject to Council approval of New Business Item, Newhall Intermodal Transportation Center- Project No. S2001, Recommendation No. 1. City Council approve Resolution No. 97-102, finding the street lighting system on Railroad Avenue to be obsolete. 3. City Council request that Los Angeles County Street Light Maintenance District No. 1867 replace the Railroad Avenue lights with new equipment at an approximate cost to the District of $300,000. RAILROAD AVENUE RECONSTRUCTION August 26, 1997 - Page 3 ATTACHMENTS Nostalgic Street Light Brochure Resolution No. 97-102 Research Documents Regarding Street Lights (In Reading File in City Clerk's Office) BEJ:vjj ..d1\AILS2016.HSJ RESOLUTION NO. 97-102 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA CLARITA, CALIFORNIA FINDING AND DETERMINING THAT THE PUBLIC INTEREST, CONVENIENCE, AND NECESSITY REQUIRE THE REPLACEMENT OF OBSOLETE STREET LIGHTING ON RAILROAD AVENUE WHEREAS, the street lighting system in the City of Santa Clarita is wholly within County Lighting Maintenance District (CLMD) 1867; and, WHEREAS, CLMD 1867 is governed by the Improvement Act of 1911 and the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972; and, WHEREAS, the Los Angeles County Public Works Department maintains the proper operation of the District; and, WHEREAS, maintenance includes the replacement of any obsolete equipment with new modern equipment found to be necessary for the proper operation of the District (Section 5835.3, Streets and Highways Code). NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA CLARITA, CALIFORNIA does resolve as follows: SECTION 1: The City Council of the City of Santa Clarita ("City") hereby finds, determines, and declares as follows: A. The City Council hereby declares the street lighting equipment on Railroad Avenue in the Newhall area of the City of Santa Clarita to be inadequate for public street purposes due to the existing spacing of the street lights and the disharmony with the approved architectural design standards of the Newhall Downtown Revitalization Plan; and, B. The public interest, convenience, and necessity require the replacement of street lights located on Railroad Avenue with new equipment for the proper operation required to provide for public street purposes and all uses appurtenant thereto; and C. The City Council hereby declares the street lighting equipment of Railroad Avenue to be obsolete. SECTION 2: The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this resolution. SECTION 3: This Resolution shall be effective immediately upon its adoption. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS day of MAYOR ATTEST: CITY CLERK STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) § CITY OF SANTA CLARITA ) I, Sharon L. Dawson, CMC, City Clerk of the City of Santa Clarita, do hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Santa Clarity at a regular meeting thereof, held on the _ day of 19_ by the following vote of Council: AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS: NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS: ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: CITY CLERK BEJ:vjj co=ci1XRR m o.amk f_ 08i0RUG Di 'J7- 02:02F'h "Q 4 5 ltatzolcitsuMssoc .1 i4ldNi tt1 1,IEMOk L7IJi/1I2 August I, 1997 Past•IS"' brand fax transmittal JIM * at F=am= � '2 To % From a Co. / co. rnt� Dept. Phone Faxesyt n.l�lJrt1 Fax! To: Walter Oidtsu, Do Chris Eretall, EDR Engineering From: George Dann Regarding: Railroad Avenue, Santa Clarita, Street Lighting Destgn Soath9M California Edison Charges to the City 1 have prepared this memorandum to document my discussion with Mr. Mille Canavan, (562) 491.2362, the SCE Street Lighting Contact Person. (The SCE Planning Office Phone number for projects in Santa Ciatita is (605) 294-1664.) Tho discussion involved �Cu's pricing policy to the City for various street lighting pole/fixture combinations. The SCE Planning Office should be contacted as soon as possible to alert SCE that this project is soon to be underway and to begin research to locate service points. PTOMMMMM ZM SCE owned and operated street lighting systems use a 3W -wood pole, 6' -foot and luminaire. Any upgrade to this configuration is called a "differential charge" which is paid by the City. For all systems the city or contractor must open and close trenches used to install the underground conduit and wiring, provide all wiring and underground equipment such as pull boxes and hand holes. The table below shows the differential charge for the following configurations Scenario I - Street lighting poles and foundations as currently designed (30 concrete pole, C am and 200W HPS luminaue) Scenario 2 - Nostalgia Fixturo (twin units) on a concrete pole and foundation (19' eancrete pole, dual arms and 100W luminaires.) Scenario 3 - Nostalgia Fixture (min unfits) on a fiber glass pole and concrete foundation (19' fiberglass pole, dual arms and t00W luminaires.) As shown in the table below, for each lmitallation there fi a $1 charge per pole for wiring associated with the polo and a 34% ITCC charge (Income'rax Component Contribution paid to the federal government). Scenario I Scenario Scenario'? Pole, arm and fiatmdation $844 $2,532 $1,840 Lighting Fixtures so $1,148 (2 x $574) $1,148 (2 x $574) Wiring Charge $1 $1 111 Subtotal $845 $9,681 ' Si,989 34% r= Tax $287 $1,104 $1.016 Tota $1,132 54,785 $4,005 OrWi4—m �9�" w:ccPr�13 260 4705 KatzOkltsu&Assoc _ _ P.a 13002 f �\ r Note; 7be Nostalgia fixture calor with acharcoal grey pole is black..Also, purchasing special color concrete poles is more difficult that plain concrete poles and requires discuaeions with Ameron. The fiberglass poles come in S colors. Special order colors are available for $188 per fiberglass pole. r LA County Contact - maul Barba (626)458.5911 South Coast Lighting • King Nostalgla Fixture Rep - Gary Xellw (714) 365.0054 Fiberglass Pole Provider - Aon Meyer (562) 903.1380 Ameron is the supplier of ooncreto poles. 08/04/97 16!04 ID213 260 4706 hatz0ltitcuMoaoc X001 Katz, • Okitsu & ,Associates 12M t'.nrporate Center Drive, Suite VO Monterey Park, CA 91754 (213)260-4703 Pax. (213) 260-4705 FACSIMILE TRANSMLSS70m August 4, 1997 Tn-. Roubik Mardirosian City of Santa Cltttita Ph: 805 2864142 Paxt 805 254-3538 Fluid: Edward Oldtsu TOW Pages- 20 �t Hard Copy: „Will Follow X Will Not FOWW If you have troubte receiving this lramirusion, please rordart this ofJl(e at (213) 260-4703. Comments: As per your mquest, I'm faxing you the information or. the SCF' approved JSakespeare fiberglass light poles and the King " KI 18 Washington" htminaire. 1 have been told that SCE does not apptuvn of (ur maintain} case iron poles. 08r04/W 16.04 29213 260 470b Katzukltsu&Assoc THE HISTORICAL SERIES `(61 - Ail- 10111 [Distinctive, claesical beauty • ldlct rilenunc a free, durable tt>Prpinss • `ino= or fluted, tapered shafts • Standard or cusfom tutimes and calors • £evon standard colors curd lablo • Goss, flat, semi -gloss cr concrete finishes standard • Mcuntii-ro heights of 9.6,12, or KE, rrsel (ousl orn h s4ghts to 20 feet) • 9rperiorwlnd,hwding, and envirmmental tolerance • Nk, l . nf1uctIvA fnr sryfaty • Molded -In color, weather resistant pctyuratnme coating • Standard Y x T dia. aluminum tonon for luminalrc mounting Sea Washington Style SP20 for directOV0 Moate APPLICATIONS shn2acnanra WnshinVn Style poles have been Installed In Mulls Shupolig I?sI:iCIS, historical Areas, and used for street lighting around the warld. U 602 Washington Styr, UU" /Anchor bees 9.0 LO 2C]' TI h u' to a" dle. Smooth 7•rre. ieo" cia. —+I 08/04/97 16:05 '@213 260 4705 Katz0k1tsu&Assoc 2003 A.P20 20" Anchor base Eugge=ect Anchorage Detail 11e"x1 so 3" Hot dipped gelventzed L-typ� lVW n.:l illi • Bul�p. 14 per postj.._ .-•- Optional Direct 2uriel Foot OPTIONS permlt4 direct burial of the foot prior to mounting the post k 19.__4 4• 46„ Wnstenclard 2" x 12" 24 cable " Encrence I I , -4 �-5" Square catalog (Numbers for Was3t ,ington 20" Anchor base Bose type IA-Anehotbosa $hasty-lxe �Vm� F=Fluted ashington Smooth dao -121 ��11111I Bo•e Pia. (in.) Meunryng I Finhh i 201ndias_ _J Fbightfrtl GeGloss { 95'tp20' 1F=Hat S-;rt.+mi-gloss C --Concrete Archor Bolt Circle detail " slot Ityp Base Plate M; 20' die. Arr.Pnn rtnn.- lacation - • 3 -Boll Base or optional Bolt Circle, contact factory. • Weatherproof Receptacle mounted 9' from top of pole, 906 clockwise from handhole (add 'W i I to the catalog nuttnber), • Weatherproot Receptacle mounted 18' above the top of the base on the shaft, 90" c;lutflkwlse to the handhole (add "W2" to the catalog number). Forother.receptcrcle locations, specify Or contact factory. • Decorative twin Fixture cross arm (catalog number A-30) • Banner Arms. Flag Brackets and Other attachments are available. Contact factory. • Detachable Direct Harlot Base permits direct burial of thA foot prior to mounting the pole (catalog number BF -4-15-6-M). Color I = Block 2 Gray 3- BM 4 a rik Green 5 a Dk Bronze 6 ' r 7-M. 9 a special fes.. ELECTRONICS. AND FIBERGLASS DIVISION Decorative Products P.O. Box 733 • Nevbefry, SC 29108 803.276-5504 • 800-8ft0•wm Fox: 803.276-8940 w.. a e,34,4M Opflafs (sea "OPAONS" atxrve) MGM BurWl CoWult Enifance (N/A kvAnchorbase, use 1) tow1m rr" too. 20a. Ona spots 2-112- Tl t2'(01") 12' 2 3 to' n o 24' 6 7 Other (spechr) 9 0 EPA RATING Washington style poles are engineered to withstand at load 100 r ;ph wind forces (calculated per AASHTO standards and int hiding n 30% gust factor), with luminaires up to 6.2 EPA (sq, ft,) weighing up to 150 pounds. For other loading requirements, contact factory. •-l/X 7" Clio. w!rina entrance hole r --'\\\fy"-"^3" Clio. BHC How To Specify Description: The pole shaft, base and Internal mounting flange shall Oil be molded of non-cotrosve flbergloss-reinforced composite, pigm;t fi ented throughout arxr i- lshod in the same color as sped- tiedThe shafts shall be hloerad aril formed with 16 flues separot- ed by semi -flat ribs. (Smooth shaft shall be filament wound with c smooth, tapered surface, pigment- od throughout and frvshed in the same color as specified.) The base shall be shaped similar to Shake• speore Washington AP20 style. Dimensions: The pole shall be 9.5, 12, or 14.b feet in height) optional heights up to 20 feet) with a 20• inch diamster bole. A W diameter by 3' high aluminum tenon Mal be accommodate 4 anchor bolts 5/8' x 18" x 3", Four 13/16" wide slots shall be provided to occcmmo- date a 14 to 15" bolt circle. Construction: The shaft be round with a unform toper along the fluted (smooth) shaft. A hand - hole with a weather resistant cover shall be provided in the base for vA�ring cnd anchorage access. The ng shall be ro %a i tuliur 1t mi 3.5' wide at the top by 5.5' at the bottom by 6.5' high. The cover shall be mode of reinforced fiber - gloss composite and shall bear the manufacturer's name, The cover shall be attached with 3 rainless steel Not countersunk hex socket head screws, Brass threaded inserts shall ba incl q)nrc. .d in thea bole. The mounting flange shall be molded in one piece of fiberglass reinforced composite with a mini- mum thickness of 1/7. The flange plate shalt be permana,uy t x i iU- ed, flush with the bottom of the hmta. f-nr-h pale shall b4 finished with a weather resistant polyurethone having a minimum dry flim thickness at Lb mils. (Add "Parfomtance and Tasting Re- q( uirre1 from Specncalion 08/04/Y'l 16.06 '@213 160 4106 Katzukitsu&Assoc IM004 s�E AP28" Wrasl'dngton Style, RIB" Aciol-rcic, L tit's THE HISTURrAL SERIES 6' ";'Ib1i--I�1&i��+ 6��+�•��. , ❑Istiflctive, classical beauty • Maintenance -tree, durable fwglass • One-piece ccfrtn.ction • Smooth or flutod, tapor'od chafts • Standard or o&om Mish�s and cdors • Seven standard colors avoilab!e • C�Ic,~s, fol. Mxni- gk1.sti, or [xxx7ele flnlshas stnrY7nrd • Mounting heights up to 30 feet • Superior wind, Icading, and environmental tolerance • Non-conductivc for r"crfoty • Nbided in oolor, weather resistant polyurethane coat!ng • Standard 3" x 3" dia. aluminum terxm for luminaire mounting Seo INoshdnalton We BP28 fpr direct burlof b0sB APPLICATIONS Shakcspearo VV=hinglon We pz) 9 hove loon installed In Malls Shopping Uisrrlc1s. Historical AmAOS. and used to stmt lightirxj arcked the. wnrff 1. 20' to 20, of 3: Ha Ha I+— • 26" da. Smooth I+ 22" dia. -.. •i 08"04/87 16! 06 '@213 260 4706 t(atzolritou&Aoaoc 12006 'FujiMIL■ a 219" Anchor base ',,t Suggested Ar=horege Detail Rit _ 1µR. —• � •+ �—n �pi 6 I% x1B'x3" -tM-. r ZH gelVon;zod V ce) Anctwr Bolts 14 Per Poscl nonoral Direct Burw Foot permits direct btrini of thA foot prior to mounting the post r 27" Al 4' J48" or son n Standard R' x 1 P;/24" Cubha or 6ntranGp �Bn �-M" 5quere OPTIONS W5hinglon Anchor tion UirCle Detail 'in' slot Ityp 4) 2: 09RIat. � 29' tf� ACCQe$ rloor, IOc5tian-- • 3 -BW Bate or optional Dolt Ci ore, c yr i- lwl k;r-". • lhraalllerprod Raceplacle mountod 9' from top of pole, 1,''0 clockwise from I rtx KX Yule (add' W 1' to the catalog number). • Weattt "oel Receptoclt mounted 18' a the top +.+4 itis octad rs 1 If x3 Shoff, CivCkVAse to the Hand- hole (add "W2" to tha catnloag number). For oth- er receptoclo locations, specify or con- iw (ax:tury. • Decorative resin Fixture cfnss nrm lOg number A-30) • Banner Arms, Mg Broci<ets Ord omen Coachmen% are ovailabir?. (x. ntcr-.t fcictory. . Detachcible Direct Burld Base ptlrlrrits direcl burial of the foot prior to m -A Int- ing til? rde: Catalog number BFd-26- 6-P2fi, For mounting fret l Is um 25' use BP•5.2.5-9-P28: CCVIe entrance will Iha 3' from bottom of foundation, Cat.aluy Numbers I for Washington 2611 C Anchor, base 2=r�ray • _ 3=3roKm Bare Typo 4.Ok Green A-Amorbede Ilya, 5=DIBrmue Style 7 m MvorWhitIDA : L=wl m�nuTon 54ritit h 0r clot `�SB6"oPf(LVh:;raxvw) P281-22�F� fall Din ('.n, Mauttrnq [�� MM IXract Brrdd aendwl Entrance C281nctQS HA;Mtri �rass QJ/d forAnchortc c.Wo 1) canb� m r tI yawn nom t.a. 2w. W APM �� or pal. 7't . 2'' 13' fomfi) I Ono e.� t7• 2 3 19, A 6 u' e ) ��((��' Qlhar rapacity) 7 7 Vi ea4o ELECTRONICS AND FIBERGLASS DIV15M Decorrollve Products P.n. R(na 733 a Wewherry. SC '_)9108 X3 -276,55M • 00aWo-90M Fra 803-276.8440 ru,nNM,i3nV1•Fr ErA RATING Vvcnshinphn style pias ore engi- „neerod to withstand at least 100 mpti wirxJ rurues (calculated per AASHTO standards and inti rlirvi a 3M. gust factor), with luminaire* up to 62 EPA (sy, (L) weighing up to 75J pounds. hor other loadrg regvirements, cdntoctfactory, 7- ilia- wiring entr once hole - 23Yo" dia. I3HC 23'Ye" [SIH. aNn How To Specify Description- The pole shaft, and internal mounting flora all lou 1Ix*Jed of non -cora plgmanted throughout and In fished In the same color as sped- rea. The charts shall be tapered and formerd with lh flutes mporat- ed by .0orn flat rib*. (Smooth shaft shioll be filame i wuurxJ wills a smooch, tapered surrace. pigment - Ad thrnuphout and friftc! in the Eamo color w apectfied.) The base St Lull be shaped SJr dlar to Shake- speare Washington AP28-tyle. Dimensirkls: Re We shall be up to 3t) fAp.t in heirght',Mth a 284nch di- amoter bole. A 3' cilameler by 3' 1 isgl i ulumnum tenon shat) be pro- vided for lumfndro momfirrs. The De prnVirx30 TO OCADonyrzaare a 23.5' to 28.6' bolt circle. Corshuction- fie shaft shall be round with a uniform taper along 111e fluted (.9nocth) SLIM A hand - nae with a weather faa-tont cover shall bo provided inthc boric for wlrimq and anchorcQe mcuss. The opennngq stroll be no smaller thnn 3.5' wlclo at the top by 6' at the bottom by 7' high The cover sial' be inade of r0lorcE:d f1WFg1ass compnslta nrrl shall bear the monufacturer't name. Tho cover shall be attached with 4 stair tltm shall be incorporated in the base. 'hs mounting forge shall bo molded In one piece of fiberglass wt�t ifrxtval compogte wm1 a mini- mum thicknacs of 1/Z Ttw fango plate shoil be permanmfty, bond ed. flush With the bottom of the base, Each pole shall be findied With a ww tfTnr ro*hzf poWothono honing a minimum dry filmthlcic sof1.51rill, (Add "Performance t71XT Testing Re- Wresheet) from SmAcatlon 08,04,y'f .16.0'/ %Y213 269.4 470b KitzOkltsu&Assoc Q006 6i THE HISTl)RICAL SERIFS Distinctive, classical beauty • Mointenanco-free, durablo fiberglass • Ono piece construction • Smooth or fluted, tapered shafts • Standord or custol'n fir rtes and colors 1� s Swen strnrtnrd c.6nn avoiiabIe r Gloss, flat, semigloss, or concrete fin$h?s standard • Mounting heights of 9,12, or 14 foot (custom heights to 20 foot) • Srporior wind, loading, and enNronmentoi tolerance • Non- ductive for safety • Nb!ded-in color, weather resisia it pa`xvethane CUUf lr yj r Siundrid 3" x 3' dIa. nUrvinum term for luminairA mounting See AtzMgton Sry19 BP 77 to CJlrCat burial base APPLICATIONS Shakespeare Washington Styie polos have been Installed in Malls Shopping MltictC, HMorical,lrcas, and used for street lighting around the world. AP17 Washington Stylo, 17" Anchor base e' to zu' 7" cIQ x P9'/." Hcndh< 4-170C119.- l rts?M 5" to - 5" dm. Smooth N '17" aka. •1 08/04/97 16:08 '2213 260 4705 KatzOkitsu&Assoc 12007 AP17 17" Arldhor base Suggeccod Anchorage Detail lale"x1Box '3" Hat tlpppggd galvanized l -Cyr,. Lnrhar 6a1cc -14 pa`post). - — Optional Direct Surial Foot permits Alrant hi pial of the foot prior to mountirp the post Pr 1R• —i 4" 48" Standard 2" x 12/ 24" r:able Entrance , I -EV Gquare OPTIONS U&& Aga Anchor Balt Circle Detail 13).ter elo7 Ityp a1 asae 6"dim. wiring 17-..B* entrance hDle a %' die. BHC Access door location— ` How To Specify • 3 -BOR Base or optional Bolt Circle. r+vlllaci ractcry. • Wecdherprod Reeeptocle mourned 9' from top of pole, 90' Gockwlse from honuhole (add "W I" to IW cataiog number). • ftotherproaf Receptocle mounted 18' above the top of the base on the shaft, 90e clockwbo to the hand - hole (add "W2" to the catalog number), For other receptacle loca- tion%, srg-rify or contact factory. • Decorative Tviin Fixture amo, nrrn (catalog numberA-30) • Banner Arras, Ftag Brackets and oth- er attachments are available. Con- tact factory. • Detachable Direct Burial Base per - MBs direct burial of the foot prior to mounting the pole (catalog number BF -4-13.6-P17). Cotolog Numbara IOC. 2''12' for Washington 17" 12' Color I Block Anchor base 18' 24' 2 -Croy a 7 Cher (5peCW) • awn 'How TIMM A!Archor base 7 - Style t-tluted J rkwaol,in an t-6mvofh q. Bas* Did. fin.) ►lamina Fbtitll 7 fnCtleS l i Relaid Cit, G=Glass P'1220' F=f,af 5=semfgbss C.Conwotc ILECtkONICS AND FIB6kG= DP41SM Deedrativa Products P.O. Box 733 • Newbem/. SC 29108 803-276-5504 • 800.80I}9008 Fax: W3.2768940 ram,wu.rscmmw k Green k Nut UV _ VW oataons l _Q to 0pl ^oFnons^www) �0 - Diacr surbl Conduit inhanee (N/A fcrAnchor base. Use 1) 1 t•taim hp" bb.bo"Vpt• Nwe IOC. 2''12' Zea. 2'112'(Pl" ) 12' 2 7 18' 24' a 6 a 7 Cher (5peCW) 9 9 1 EPA RATING Washington style poles are engineered to withstand at least 100 n h wind forces (calculated per AASHIO standards and Including a 30Tgust tactor),with luminalresup to 6,2 EPA 6q. n.) weighing up to 150 pounds. for other loading roquircmcnfs, contact factory, Descriplion, The pole shall, base and internal mounting flange shall oil be n,dd-- J of rxxrcorraslve [shed in the srmp color as sped - fled, The shafts shall be tapered and formed with 16 flutes saparat- ed by sem-flat fibs. (S'IYtoath shaft shall be filamcrit wool rd will l u smooth, toporod sxfocc, pigmer+ ed ttvrr )ohrv.d arxi finished in the same color as specified.) The base shall be shaped sirrilar to Shake- speare Washington AN I / style. Dimensions: Me pole shall be 9 to 20 feet In heignt with a I /inch df- arrierter base. A 3' dlul meter by 3' High clurnlnum tenon shop be pro- vided for luminaire mounting. The Internal mrwntin0 firnpe shall ac- commodate 4 anchor bolts 5/8'x 18'x 3'. Far 13/16" wide slots shall be provlaed to accommodate a 8 to 13 5" Wi Urdu, 0xistrualon: the shah fill be round with u u ifum n IuWt along the fluted (:moofh) dart. A hand- hnk with a weather recstont cover shall be provided in the base for wiring and anchorage access, The opening shall be rlo sma%r than 3V w e aI the top by 436" at the bottom by 5.5' high. The cover sholl be made of rolnforcod flbcr glass nm x -Ata and shnif bear the manufacturer's name. The cover shall be attached with 2 stainless steel flat countersunk hex socket head suvws. Nusis ltreaded Inserts tholl bo Incorporated in the boss, 111e iv ixwnl ing ttange shall be moldod in one piece of fiberglass rpintnrr.M. cy^rrlposlta with a mini- mum thlolmess of 1/2'. The flange plate shall be permanently bond- ed, flush with The bottom of the base. Eod I pule uhull to finished with a weather resistant polyurethane having a minimum dm, flim thickness of 1.5 mils. tAdd'Ferfomionce and Teaing Re- quirements" from 5pealection Data sh* 3 08/04/97 16:09 0213 260 4705 AAN1 J 19.5" Anchor Hese Suggested Anchorage Detail A16x0 1-4 pa- puy4 CNL'xunat Direct E3urial hoot permits direct burial of the foot prior to n-cunth V it ie post h-- is"—, OPTIONS Katz0kltsu&Assoc TD 009_ 6YnGIheim Anaheim Anchor 6c.& Pattern Decall • Weatherproof Receptacle mounted sr from top of pule, 90° elociewlse from thea (add `W 1' Io the cataloglog number), " �_ T • %w0horproof Receptacle mounted 18' abav'c the top of the base on the i shaft. 90° ciockw'to to the handhole (add `W2' to the catalog number). For other receptacle locations, 4$' specify or contact factory. Standard •DecorativoTwin Rxturaor= arm (catalog numhar A•30) • Bonner Arns, Flag Holders and othor ntlachments are cvalfoble. Gratia t factory 2'x127 I •3•Balt Base or optional Boit Circle Coble e4 � I Cs avalloble.Fntrsnce contact factory •See Anaheim Style BAN19 for direct J—•— burkn base. • 5" Squerr3 •Optional 17'Cootal Catalog Numbers colfor Anaheim ISARI I 81ozk Ar6- n hn.se 2 • Gray .—._. 3 • Brown epte type 4 = Dk green MAncP�cr rasa Shaft tYP� 5 e Ds &Cure S1Ne �f=FNRai 6=$N@f "— AN =Anaheim I s=smooth r - wtxe AA►N 19 -, .0LF s IJ n [ 1 ewe Dia..pnJ Maninfing Fln�h� �kkeCt Burg) Conduit Entrance 19.5Inchos FlegN (ff.A CIGlvsi I` M/A fw Ancnproam uxe 1)...I to oat_ s=samlgioss -- F=Hat C=Cancretca ELECTRONICS AND RBERGLASS DIVISION Decorah" products P.O. Dox 733 " N0wbfnty,9G 29108 803.2765604 " WD -800-9000 F -ax 803.276.8940 ra"Mrvir,iaiwnv EPA DATING Anaheim We poles are engi- neered to withstand at least 100 •Knph wind forces (calculated per AAv'I-iTO standards and includir,y u 30% gurt factor), with luminaires up to 6.7 FPA (.." ft.) weighing up to 150 pounds. For other loading te- quirements, contact the factory, How To Specify Description: The pole shaft, hese and internal mounting flame shall all be molded of non -corrosive flberglassfeinforcea composite. pigmented If voughout In the some color as specked. The Luted sl'x)f is shall be farmed with 16 flutes sep- nratari try sem�fiof ribs. (Smooth shaft shall be filament wound with a smooth, tapered surface, pig_ merited throughout and finished In the color specitieG.) The base shall be sl•,upcd similar to Shakespeare Mahaim AAN 19 style, Dimensions; The pole shall be 10, 12.14, or 16 feet In height (custom hoights Lip to 20') with a 19.5Anch octagonal base. A;i'tfhrreter by 3' h' h alininum tenon shall be provided for luminaire mounting. The Internal mounting flange shall OWAA 4 anchor bolts 518- x 18' x 3' in a 120 to 108 bull Urc:le. Construction: The shall shall be round with a urilUrn taper along the fluted (smooth) shaft. A hand - hole with a waather resistant cover shall be prrn/idp.. i in the baso for wiring and anchorage access. The opening shall be no smaller than 7' wide by 1" high. I he cover shall be m LxAg of reinforced fberglcss composite and slcif bear the manufaetursr's name. Tho cover shall be atttsrhad with 4 stainless steel flat countersunk hex socket head screws. Brass threaded in- serts shall be incorporated in the pole base. The mounting flange shall be molded in one piece of fiberglass wit Wrued composite vAM a minimurn fhick n of 112'. The Conge plate shall be permanently bonded. flush with the hnttom of the base. Each pole shall be finished with a weather resistant pofyureihone havkig a miNmun dry flim thickness or 1.5 mils. (Add -Peft"ance ctrl Testing RequiremeMi from SperMcailon Wei sheet.l Ula. �..� -Y • ,r Wink's Entrance Hole Plata Acceoc Doer ' 12" to 1S^ SHC I�-19%" octagOnel -sl • Weatherproof Receptacle mounted sr from top of pule, 90° elociewlse from thea (add `W 1' Io the cataloglog number), " �_ T • %w0horproof Receptacle mounted 18' abav'c the top of the base on the i shaft. 90° ciockw'to to the handhole (add `W2' to the catalog number). For other receptacle locations, 4$' specify or contact factory. Standard •DecorativoTwin Rxturaor= arm (catalog numhar A•30) • Bonner Arns, Flag Holders and othor ntlachments are cvalfoble. Gratia t factory 2'x127 I •3•Balt Base or optional Boit Circle Coble e4 � I Cs avalloble.Fntrsnce contact factory •See Anaheim Style BAN19 for direct J—•— burkn base. • 5" Squerr3 •Optional 17'Cootal Catalog Numbers colfor Anaheim ISARI I 81ozk Ar6- n hn.se 2 • Gray .—._. 3 • Brown epte type 4 = Dk green MAncP�cr rasa Shaft tYP� 5 e Ds &Cure S1Ne �f=FNRai 6=$N@f "— AN =Anaheim I s=smooth r - wtxe AA►N 19 -, .0LF s IJ n [ 1 ewe Dia..pnJ Maninfing Fln�h� �kkeCt Burg) Conduit Entrance 19.5Inchos FlegN (ff.A CIGlvsi I` M/A fw Ancnproam uxe 1)...I to oat_ s=samlgioss -- F=Hat C=Cancretca ELECTRONICS AND RBERGLASS DIVISION Decorah" products P.O. Dox 733 " N0wbfnty,9G 29108 803.2765604 " WD -800-9000 F -ax 803.276.8940 ra"Mrvir,iaiwnv EPA DATING Anaheim We poles are engi- neered to withstand at least 100 •Knph wind forces (calculated per AAv'I-iTO standards and includir,y u 30% gurt factor), with luminaires up to 6.7 FPA (.." ft.) weighing up to 150 pounds. For other loading te- quirements, contact the factory, How To Specify Description: The pole shaft, hese and internal mounting flame shall all be molded of non -corrosive flberglassfeinforcea composite. pigmented If voughout In the some color as specked. The Luted sl'x)f is shall be farmed with 16 flutes sep- nratari try sem�fiof ribs. (Smooth shaft shall be filament wound with a smooth, tapered surface, pig_ merited throughout and finished In the color specitieG.) The base shall be sl•,upcd similar to Shakespeare Mahaim AAN 19 style, Dimensions; The pole shall be 10, 12.14, or 16 feet In height (custom hoights Lip to 20') with a 19.5Anch octagonal base. A;i'tfhrreter by 3' h' h alininum tenon shall be provided for luminaire mounting. The Internal mounting flange shall OWAA 4 anchor bolts 518- x 18' x 3' in a 120 to 108 bull Urc:le. Construction: The shall shall be round with a urilUrn taper along the fluted (smooth) shaft. A hand - hole with a waather resistant cover shall be prrn/idp.. i in the baso for wiring and anchorage access. The opening shall be no smaller than 7' wide by 1" high. I he cover shall be m LxAg of reinforced fberglcss composite and slcif bear the manufaetursr's name. Tho cover shall be atttsrhad with 4 stainless steel flat countersunk hex socket head screws. Brass threaded in- serts shall be incorporated in the pole base. The mounting flange shall be molded in one piece of fiberglass wit Wrued composite vAM a minimurn fhick n of 112'. The Conge plate shall be permanently bonded. flush with the hnttom of the base. Each pole shall be finished with a weather resistant pofyureihone havkig a miNmun dry flim thickness or 1.5 mils. (Add -Peft"ance ctrl Testing RequiremeMi from SperMcailon Wei sheet.l 08/04/97 16:10 e213 260 4705 Katz0kitsO&Assoc 2010 Street lighting Calculations for Railroad AVenus in Santa Clarita Twin 100W HPS Nostalgic Fixtures Spaced at 130' Adjacent ROa6iay Width is 70 Feet Prepared by Gary Keller - South Coast 1 i0htin0 (714)365-0054 Y Coordinates Ref/ped by George Dunn 8/4197 0-a o -a 76n (k'1 + + + r 1.4 1.4 1.6 2-7 240.00 + + + + 1.0 1.5 1.6 1.8 220.00 + + + + 1.2 16 1.6 2.0 200.00 + + + + 1.3 2.2 1.9 1.9 180.00 + + + + 1.4 2.0 1.7 2.2 150.00 + + + + 1.2 1.6 1.5 1.9 140.00 + + + + 0--0 1.7 1.7 o --o 120.00 + + + + 1.9 1.7 1,/ 7.8 100.00 + + r + 1.2 1.0 1.5 1.9 80.00 i + + 1.4 2.0 1.7 2.2 60.00 + + , + 1.3 2.2 1.0 1.9 40.00 + + + + 1.2 1.6 116 2.0 20.00 + + + + 1 0 1.5 1.6 1.8 0.00 0-0 1.4 1.4 1.6 2.7 %-Coordinates 0.00 40.00 20.00 50.00 No. Luminaires 6 No. Target Points 56 Average 1.699 AV91MIn 1.62 Maximum 2.694 Max/Min 2.57 Minimum 1.046 08/04/97 16.08 12213 260 4706 Kat 2UkIts❑&.Assoc THE HIS-)RICAL SERIES Distinctive, classical beauty • Mairrfirnance-free, durable fibeirjass • C'm-plane rnnstn inion • Smoc h or f r'ed, tapered shafts • Sronaard or custom nnisnes and colors • Seven standard colors available • Class, flat, semi glows, or concrete fnishes standard • Maar>ting helghts of 10 to 20 feet • Superior wind, kroding, and erivirunrverilul Ioleiur iue • NW-f-taxtut'live for sari ty • Moldw.1-In nolcu, weather reslstnnt poiyuremane coatlrxg • Aluminum tenon 5' x X dia. tor hrninaire morning • Optionol, attractive Capital (17' H) Sao An&jgk rSVP BAN Iy rc dijeclbt UIbL7St,'. APPLICATIONS Sltcakea;.ieure Ai rul lain'r Slyle uufes have been installed in Malls, $hopping Districts. I Worieol Areas, and uvod to ztroct lighting around tho woitd. r=te 10, to 20' da Q 008 AAN19 Anaheim Otyle. 1 i r.- sectim a" die. 3'/!a die Hond i,W=--- 3'/•" to 5'/." dia. Smooth .ia ?1—• �-F 17' Ir— FWGPd. crw.,, wrh opacrm Capitol da, 08/04/97 16:10 '8`213260 4705 Katzokitsu&Assoc m Vr. L, ';H T i N. vG SOUTH COAST LIGHTING EfPESIGN TOR ALL YOUR LIGHTING NECOT 714-36541054 714-365-0797 (FAX) % SOUTH COAST LIGHTING EfPESIGN TOR ALL YOUR LIGHTING NECOT 714-36541054 714-365-0797 (FAX) 08/04/97 16:12 X213 260 4705 KatzOkltsu&Assoc 12012 TheK1t8-E fthingtonLuminabie A Glorious Past Of the many Acorn Globes that fount thwir way onto the Clty streets Of North America in the early 20th century, the 118 shape was perhaps the most widely used. Available from at least tun of the leading streetlight manufacturers of that time, the 118 survived the transition from arc light to IncandesceriL It fulfilled the two apsendial critera of the times it war aesthetically pleasing, and its efficiency, was adequate by tho governing stand- ards. Because of its pleasant, well balanced shape, the 118 has curie back into favor as an ornamerrtal luminaire, but despite updating with various HID light sources, this style of globe has never been considered an efficient light ... until now! A OfightorFuture While faithfully retaining the authemio shape King Luminaire has designed a photometrically alvatrwd :uminatre with the sparkling performance char• acterMics usually associated with more utilitarian lights. The Ki18-E (with eater• na! refractor) puts more fgftt where you need it than arty comparahle li iminaire. (KING LUMINAIRE �t 1 7] 08/04/97 16:13 '2213 260 4705 KatzOkltsu&Assoc M K11tt.EFaaturosata Glance • Authentic acom shape • Unmatched perfornwoo • Cost effective (fewer lights per project) • Wdular desiyn means easy & economical maintenance • Self cleaning external prismatic retractor • The durability of polycarbonate or impact resistant acrylic. • Available with an IES Type 11 or Type V Ilohting pattern. • 11.5 Patent 04,719,548 • Cdn Patent 1112S41183 • CSAapprovcd Available Optlow Capitals —While the K12 is Sian idiod ctl' er dec u ati�a capitals are available as Illuslraled elsewhere In the catalogue. Photo Electric Eye — A button type or twist IoeK receptacle. Coronet Option — A cast aluminum filigree ring—as Illusraated, can be supplied when specified, Finial —A cast aluminum #1 Finial is standard. KM# K118 -t King also offers the K11&1 Washington Luminaire with intemal borosilicate re- fractor, The same ertg'neering "modular" concept is employed in the construction of the K118 -I; the main difference would be a lower lighting performance level with a broad Type N light panem using a Type 11 internal rafrac-, . 08/04/97 16!14 '&213 260 4705 KatzOkltsu&Assoc V 014 un ltC4prb Nes rho K118 Washington Globe can be WOW as a (droit unit with any type 410light oource to any epsting inskil Ulm there lower 19Mleveds are no longer acceptable: Munidpalities can no lodger dford the luxury of ornamental street. ghts that do not perform to today's tringent photometric standards. Md K11MRetrofft WtFeaAm. Modular construction incorporating universal ballast plate and globe collar to fit all 70, 8'; 9" & 10" capitals made by most original manufacturers Simple installation of Sallasi Module to retrofit capitals. No drilling, tapping or s*Wal mounting required Simple one screen disassembly for easy maintenanoe Cast aluminum finial Windproof & weathertight design Available in IES Tyre II & Type V lighting patterns In a variety of HID light sources and wattages Choica of acrylic or polycarbonate globe 08/04/97 16:15 '213 260 4705 Compare the Performance! The K118E—A7ype l(Breskrhrough In •n Acom Luminaire The K118E with patented integral retledor and external retractor far outperforms any acorn globe with internal glass rehaaw.. Firiallyan acorn globe with proven Type 11 performance Report Number: LSC 11405 Date: June 25t 1986 catalogue tK118t Luminaire: Heavy duty cast meta! post top sliplitte, ballast hour ng, surkst ai id ppliwl mourtng assernbly: external Type 11 refractor incorporated into polycarbonate or acrylic globe with integral reflector, Go -efficient of Utiliurdon Downward Sireet5ide 45.6% Housmside 1813% Twat 64.8ve Upward Streetslde 12.0% Hvucottdo 8.04'0 Teta) 20:9-/6 ToW Cf6eteney a5z% An IES Type V empicying the some uniquely efficient optical system is avalable for parks, IMOMC110n8 and general lighting. Approximate Mounting carrsctlon ratters MUMPI1H tar Other Lamps Tatar tamp Multwer Hlyht(n.) 70HPS .364 7.6 4.06 10DHPS .594 t0.p 2.25 { 175MH .875 12.5 _ 1.44 100MV 1238 15.0 1.00 175MV .497 20.0 0.56 75 n0.30 30A 0.25 The Ki784 with Internal Glass RehscWr Catalogue W118-1 Luminaire: Heavy cast metal post top sliplift ballast Musing socW and optical mourWng assembly, internal clear giam refractor. Poly - Carbonate form #118 Globe -reflector above lamp. ValuesbK*d 1155fodmounting height. Lamp dear 150 watt HPS. Lumon rating 18000. M r, Katz0k1tsu&Assoc 12015 Mounting Height for iSOFC 15.0 Feet CURB LINE W 1 LU 0 2 3 rooio. oisrwcr4touc yourmncur.i,1 Optional Internal Refractor System IES V ven, long no n ES CUsslil V Modified IV very loop non cL108 7 9 A !Ong AW.AM DAMMI M Uwk Of MW'Ainq MOONS Cobffioierlt of Utilization Ww,msrd Suvablde 22.4% Houseslde 18296 Tatar 41.6% Upward SWOW 15.3% HvusaeWe 14.5% Tqp 29.9% TOW Eftidency 71.4% r uronwnipmnm Inue" d Mo Ii4 re -y" co-emdem of Utllimtion Da&rAN rd Str"M a eU.V* HousesIde 20.9% 1btal 41.6% Upwvd Slreywde 15.9% Houeaside 15.9% IZ>fM 31.e% ts,EfGcianry 73.6% M are happy to offerpmIlmInairy and final computer designed toy" forerly ptqecL 08/04/97 16:15 V213 260 4705 KatzOkitsu&Assoc411,016 KI'M 0 IWI 0 1 0 = 0 WS 0 12D 0 K12 0 PE 0 KIM "FOR ALL YOUR OWNING NCrDS* 714•$65-0054 714 -N5 -M97 (PAX) i kid. iL;I." k( �j. �;JOwson'ONO `44047'. m Nodpor', /-, Alabama 1-600435-M Fax. I -MW -0370 primad tn Canada SOUTH COAST LIGHTING B DESIGN "FOR ALL YOUR OWNING NCrDS* 714•$65-0054 714 -N5 -M97 (PAX) i kid. iL;I." k( �j. �;JOwson'ONO `44047'. m Nodpor', /-, Alabama 1-600435-M Fax. I -MW -0370 primad tn Canada 084447 16:17 M13 260 470S KatzOlcltcu&Accoc Q017 i r9tags�ht Polos '} - I I 61 1 I� I� i 4 1 f I ANCHOR BASO IDIRECT DURIAL POST POST ANCHOR DETAILS ANOHOA BOLTS DIAMETERS CAT. GAT. HEIGHT TENON NO. WT. NO. WT. e�cllunn�l BASE TOP SIZE 7•_ rrccw�eau�' (MTrl1N 3• UNT AP 9.5 85 BP 9.5 121 9'$" 20" 06Y' 3" Ai90 AP12 90 BP12 128 l3' 20" 5" 3" ancnw�zy AP145 105 BP14.5141 14'-6" 20" 4Yz" 3" AALIM�m U•... . Yro n" d' w 4 V OPO4/97 16:18 e213 260 4705 KatzOkitsu&Assoc 12018 Shakespeare Decorative Fiberglass Lamp Posts turn back time to a more formal period of our history when style and elegancewerea way of life. These unique fiberglass replicas of their cast iron forerunners are playing a vital rule in the restoration of America's inner cities as well as creating that special noatalgic atmosphere in discerning residential com- munities, shopping malls, theme parks and public areas across the country. Although esthetically pleasing, the true beauty of Shakespeare Decorative Posts Was in their fiberglass con- struction. Developed in the 1940's, fiberglass eliminates all the undesirable features of cast iron as a Construction mate. rlal. They are strong, lightweight, easily installed without expensive lift equipment and impervious to weather, salt and corrosive roadway chemicals. Rusting and continual repainting are things of the past The beautiful black finish is blended Into the Dote resin itself, not just on the surface, and then Is coated with a highly weather -resistant pigmented polyurethane which means dramatically reduced mainte- nance costs for years to come. ANCHOR BASE OR DIRECT BUIBAL 111100 The Option is Yaps. Specify Me traditional anchor bass post or choose the neN funs• Borrel direct burial style, as illus- trated, to fy4ter reduce your luid installation investinerd by eliminat- ing anchor bob and tho concrete taundoeom,The 4 cg2fvo bons in Shakespeare's arftal dreetbudal stub atlach.to the pile's e)dusive libentless recessed base plate Just as the anchor boles do on anchor OM mode%. cio OPTIONS TWO DIRECT BURIAL STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM BTMUD SIZE 01 MMLA OF• W M M A7AWMU Boas ka;A (40 am 1'W.r �•� r I 'Irm"Ummm 25" ♦1 I� In NMAM+Id 1 I F�� PlAM T T 500 D� 250 � e+Mor•� raw CAST ALUMINUM TRADITIONAL, CLEAR PRISMATIC ACRYLIC LENS �1 a•... 175 T L 33" �•rcnea 300 175 175 150 rsir—.0 4r U • Single Fusing (120, 240, 277V) • Double Fusing (208, 48OV) • Photo Control RXTUiR SPECIFICATIONS • Weatherproof Receptacle (120v, top or base) B Anchor Bolts `NO' SIZE I� rr+�j PSI` ta' WHITE POLYCARBONATE SPHERE ka;A (40 a i I llk� im,ti,,. 175' 150 PIAC 25" ♦1 I� 500 1 250 250 PlAM T T 500 250 250 `NO' SIZE DESCRIPTION MAX. WATTAGES *1 COMMVe PSI` ta' WHITE POLYCARBONATE SPHERE 300 17J 175' 150 PIAC 25" CLEAR TEXTURED POLYCARBONATE ACORN 500 40 250 250 PlAM 23` CLEAR TEXTURED POLYCARBONATE ACORN MODIFIED 500 250 250 250 T 33" CAST ALUMINUM TRADITIONAL, CLEAR PRISMATIC ACRYLIC LENS 300 175 175 150 L 33" CAST ALUMINUM OCTAGONAL LANTERN, TEXTURED ACRYLIC LENS 300 175 175 150 EPA RATING fl -Incandescent; V=Mercury Vapor; M=Metal Halide; S=High Pressure Sodium Presidential Posts are engineered to withstand 100 mph wind forces (calculated per AASHTO standards and include a 3o7o gust factor) with luminaires having,a maximum size of 6.2 EPA (sq. ft.) weighing up to 150 lbs.