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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe StrandCITYOF ~ ~ /, ~ . ---'~ ~~ ct." . __ Community Development Department -Planning Division Meeting Date: June 2, 2015 Case Numbers: ED15-032 Project Planner: Paul Jensen-(415) 485-5064 Agenda Item: REPORT TO DESIGN REVIEW BOARD SUBJECT: 110 Loch Lomond Drive ("The Strand" @ Loch Lomond Marina Development) -Request for review of: a) final exterior lighting plan and photometric analysis (intensity of exterior illumination); and b) final landscape and irrigation plan for the residential portion of the development. This review is required per the conditions of approval for this project; APN: 16- 070-020, 030,050 & 060; Planned Development (PD-1860) District; Marina Village LLC, owner/applicant; project site bordered by Loch Lomond, Bayside Acres and San Pedro Cove neigh borhoods. SUMMARY In August 2007, the San Rafael City Council approved the Village @ Loch Lomond Marina development project (now "The Strand" @ Loch Lomond Marina). A detailed description of the project, setting and history is provided in the Background section below. The City approvals for this planned developmen't project are subject to many conditions. Some of the conditions of approval require that certain elements and stages of the project plans (particularly final plans and details), return to the Design Review Board for review and approval for the permanent project phase or area. Per Design Review Permit ED04-063 conditions of approval, the final exterior lighting plan and "photometric" analysis for the development, as well as the final landscape and irrigation plan for the residential portion of the development require Board review. The lighting plan and photometric analysis have been provided for the entire development project. The landscape and irrigation plan is provided for the residential development identified as Area C on the project development plan (PD-1860 District). Staff requests that the Board review: a) the exterior lighting plan and photometric analysis for the entire development; and b) the final landscape and irrigation plan for the residential portion of the development for compliance with Design Review Permit ED04-063 conditions of approval. Exhibit 2 (attached) lists ED04-063 conditions 5 and 8, which require this review and, and provides staff discussion of the response provided on the final, revised plans. Generally, the plans are in compliance with these conditions for the subject phases of development. However, staff presents some comments and recommendations for additional consideration and feedback by the Board. BACKGROUND -Site Description & Setting: The Loch Lomond Marina site is located immediately south of Point San Pedro Road, approximately two miles east of US 101. The marina property encompasses 131 + acres, which incl udes 29.5 acres of upland, a marina basin that is approximately 37.5 acres and 64 acres of submerged tidelands (open water). A diked seasonal wetland is located along the eastern edge of the property. The marina basin is developed with 517 boat berths and supp'ortive marina uses and improvements. The uplands portion of the site is developed with a variety of marina-related uses, some neighborhood commercial uses and a fUll-service grocery market (Andy's Market). The San Rafael General Plan 2020 designates the marina property in three land use categories: Neighborhood Commercial; Marina-Related and Conservation. History & Project Description ",,.JOJnn a planning and environmental in the City Council approved the Village @ Loch Lomond Marina development for the marina property. Included in the City approvals was adoption of Planned 860) District. which is the plan for site development. The PD-1860 District segregates the marina site into four use areas, described as follows: '--"-'~:...: -marina/water/recreation, which permits the continuation of a marina park/marina for public use :.....:.:...:==-= -neighborhood commercial/mixed use, which permits the development of square feet of neighborhood commercial use including a new fuJi-service grocery market, six residential condominium units ~~= -residential, which permits the development of up to 76 units (single-family town The remaining acres of submerged tidelands/water were not included in the 860 District conservation, includes of the submerged (slough) and seasonal wetland The layout the nr,vu",t'I land use areas is provided in attached Exhibit A bay front location and conditions, the project was subject a comprehensive environmental review process (including a certification of a four-volume Environmental Impact Report), special studies addressing neighborhood concerns and and required review and approvals/permits from other regulatory including Bay Conservation & Development Commission (BCDC). US Army Corps of Engineers, California Regional Water Quality Control Board and the California of & Wildlife (CDFW). Consequently, the prolect approvals are subject compliance with many conditions. Some of the conditions approval require follow-up by the City, which incl the following: );-City and Recreation Commission and BCDC review and approval plans for publicly-access park, marina and common area (includes park improvements on two jetties). action occurred in 2008. );-Design Review and architectural residential units in Area C. This action occurred in 2008. final landscape for Area A modifications to );-City and CDFW approval of final wetland mitigation and restoration plan for This action occurred in 2011. );-City Council approval of a Mello-Roos District (taxing/assessment district) to fund long-term maintenance and operation of the publicly-accessible park marina This action occurred in 2010. );-Design Review Board revIew and a) the final landscape and irrigation plans the neighborhood commercial/mixed use area (Area and residential area C); and b) the lighting plan the project. These plans are being brought forward for review and approval at this time (discussion below). The was approved be in The covers grading (surcharge of imported fill), subdivision "backbonelJ improvements, and the shoreline-park and marina This phase is currently underway, second phase covers development of the western and southern portion of C This phase is starting; the development of the model homes is currently underway. The third covers the development a new grocery store/market in Area B. It is this of market will commence later this Once completed, the existing Andy's Market will be demolished and the phase of residential , development will be completed. 2 Review of Final Landscape and Irrigation Plans (Area C-residential area) noted , the of the final irrigation plans for Areas B C require review approval by the Review Board. This requirement is specified in Environmentai and Design Review ED04-063 5. This condition of approval is in the attached (Exhibit The plans that been prepared and submitted this time address the landscape and irrigation improvements in Area C (residential area) only. final landscape and irrigation plans for B borhood commercial/mixed use) will completed and presented to the Board at a future time. Further, please note some of requirements under condition 5 already completed related improvements that are a part the park/marina and marina commons or are not applicable for review at this time. The response column in 2 provides a reference to the applicable plan sheets where the condition has addressed. Overall, the plans a number of the recommendations in 5, but one change is proposed for special pavement. Condition 5h "5h. Decorative pavement shall installed along the parking courts the internal intersections, as presented on the project plans. The details of the pavement material and color shaff submitted with the plans. Where feasible, decorative pavement shall of a or pervious deSign/material to provide additional filtration of water quality from project runoff. IJ The initially-approved plans present the installation of "pavers" along the residential parking/driveway courts. The developer is proposing an alternative material, a "stamped," color-treated and sealed asphalt. A of material been fabricated at the project site (west side of the main access road behind construction trailer). Two elements of the sample are presented in the fabrication, a nrl_nrw"::. pattern in a brick and a scored A photo this fabrication is presented in Exhibit 4, material is patented by Asphalt Impressions, Inc. The manufacturer's specifications, including the coating are in attached Exhibit 5. Please note that this material has been approved for installation at several the along the main project access (Loch Lomond Drive). Review of Exterior Lighting Plan and Photometric Analysis noted above, the of the final exterior lighting for the project review approval by the Design Review Board. This requirement is specified in Environmental and Design Review Permit ED04-063 condition 8. condition approval is in attached table (Exhibit 2). In summary, the exterior lighting proposes the use of six lighting fixtures. The fixture schedule and specifications for each fixture as presented in attached Exhibits 6 and 7. In summary, the fixtures are as follows: 1. A 20-foot-high hook-necked light (EXL 1) is proposed 'along the main project access road (Loch Lomond Drive), the residential access road and the parking lot on the jetty. The specifications propose a black surface, LED illuminated and a flat, hooded light housing. 2. A 12-foot-high Jight standard (EXL2) is at the Loch Lomond Drive "roundabout" and along the pedestrian path frontage of the neighborhood commercial and market. standard a black metal surface, illuminated and a hood to direct illumination downward. 3. A 16-foot-high parking pole and is proposed for the marina parking lot dry dock boat storage and the neighborhood commercial/market parking lot (EXL2B). This standard is the same as EXL2, above, but is taller. 3 4, A 16-foot-high parking lot standard pole is proposed along the property border of the parking lot. This standard is same as EXL2A, above, oVI"·ont that it is 120V. 5. A four-foot-tall ballard (EXL3) IS proposed the marina front pedestrian path and along common, residential paths throughout Area C. standard a black metal casing and a housing that directs illumination downward. 6. A wall-mounted fixture (EXL5) is proposed over doors on the parking/driveway courts. These fixtures are black metal and a hood that directs illumination downward. Condition 8i requires a photometric analysis be prepared and submitted for Design Review Board approval. plan been the of the for the illumination readings, please focus review on the full-sized set as the reduced-size plan set is not readable. ANALYSIS noted, table in 2 provides a on how/if the final and Irrigation plans been met. Reduced-size sets of the 2007-approved DeSign Review Permit have provided to the for comparison. The fixture types are for the site and architectural theme of the project. A summary of the responses is provided below, which includes staff comments recommendations for Board consideration: 1. Per condition the final plans the installation of a number species. See sheet L-1.2 on both the final 2007-approved In comparing final plans with the 2007-approved plans, it appears the plant species palette been adjusted. Feedback is needed from the Board as to whether amount and distribution of the native is 2. Per condition street are proposed to residential access road. Tree Christmas tree. planted at varying intervals Southern live oak, flowering the and New 3. of protection measures (construction fencing) has installed to the of trees along the portion of the residential area. oak trees would be protected and additional oak plantings are required in the area east of the area and been included in wetland mitigation restoration For protection within sheets L-4.0 L-4.4. 4. Per condition 5e, eXisting Canary date palm, which is growing in the landscape strip between Andy's Market and Point San Pedro Road is proposed to preserved and at current location. See Plan 5. condition Sn, the final landscape and irrigation have reviewed and approved by the Marin Municipal Water District. The comply with MMWD Ordinance 721 conservation). letter from MMWD, which is in attached 3. 6. The pedestrian path along the eastern border of the residential area commencing at Point San Pedro and terminating at m parking lot wetland) was approved with "pedestrian access pavement.u The pavement on the 2007-approved plan (Plan sheets A, L-2.7 and L -5,1) shows an interlocking unit paver with a concrete The final plans L-2.3) and presented Board review Type 1 concrete paving (spec on final plan L-6.1), which was specified approved for within development. This change is not acceptable. A pavement material was selected for this easternmost path as it provides public access the 4 marina front and delineates eastern border of development area where it transitions to open and wetland. unit on Plan 1 should be required for path. Regarding the decorative pavement alternative for the parking courts intersections along the residential access road (stamped, colored asphalt), staff presents following comments: 7. Based on the pavement sample that been fabricated at project , it that is high quallty surprisingly looks real brick with an accompanying rn,..,,,rOTO border. 8. Stamped, colored asphalt successfully used elsewhere in San Vineyards" development at 4300 Redwood Highway (south of Mitchell Boulevard) stamped/colored at the parking lot entrance roundabout. This development was approved over 1 0 years and this material appears to have held-up well. 9. downside to the stamped asphalt is that it is not pervious or porous. While condition 5h does not mandate a porous or pervious material, the driveway/parking courts cover a good of surface in area of this stamped would not achieve filtration of the surface water runoff. It is recommended that if the stamped asphalt IS acceptable, it should be allowed in combination with the use of in selected areas to some degree of surface water filtration. Exhibit 2 a review the exterior jjghting plan and photometric analysis compliance with condition 8. Overall, selection or fixture types are appropriate the and the architectural of the development. A summary of staff comments is provided as follows: 1. required by conditions 8a and aj, the Department and the Department of Public Works were consulted during the final preparation process. The and are acceptable to City departments. It should be notea that on the photometric readings, a very approach has taken for illumination intensity. In some areas, minimum 1.0 foot candle overlap would not be met. However, given location environment of the the illumination that is represented would 2. The 20-foot-high hook-necked light standards ) comply with conditions approval. The light would barely meet the 1.0 foot requirement However, in the area of jetty (park parking lot) and the eastern marina parking lot adjacent to seasonal wetland, consideration should given to lowering the height of standard (16 which would conceal the lighting source. drawback to lowering the pole is that additional light standards may be to the illumination for 3. The photometric analysis some spillover of parking lot light illumination along western property border Pedro Cove open . In this area, a 16-foot parking lot standard is proposed for the marina parking lot. Consideration should given to either ng height of to 12 use or approving the four- foot-tat! bollard for property boundary, which would reduce illumination spillover and visibility of the source from off-site. The illuminated area is primarily day-use parking, which would be mostly vacant or unoccupied during the evening hours. 4. lighting the Lomond "roundabout" to several potential "hot spots," which should carefully reviewed. Seven, closely-spaced light standards ring 5 roundabout and some illumination readings exceed a 4.0 foot Further, higher illumination readings are along several of the pedestrian pathways The ballard lig.ht fixture that has been selected the marina park walkway is the same as the ballard type for all of residential pedestrian It is to one fixture type for bollards, and this bollard lighting is acceptable and appropriate for the pedestrian paths throughout the residential development. However, staff presents the following points: a. The ballard is a departure from in 2007 -approved the boardwalk. The show a concrete bollard with an in-set light 2007-approved Plan sheet L-6.3}. ballard that is presently is a black metal (EXL3) It is requested the Board provide comment and feedback on the b. This casts a 360-degree ring of illumination, The full ring of illumination for all areas, except along easternmost residential path borders space and the seasonal wetland. Along this path, the bollards should equipped with shields limiting illumination to a 1BO-degree half-ring directed toward path. OUTREACH AND NOTICING Notice this was mailed to property owners and within feet of outer boundaries of the marina site. In addition, notice was to the three neighborhood associations that border marina met with representatives of Pedro Loch Lomond and Bayside neighborhood associations to discuss the details of the lighting plan. CONCLUSION Staff recommends that the Board approve final landscape and plan and the exterior lighting plan to additional conditions or plan based on feedback to EXHIBITS 1. PD1860 District Development land use areas of development 2. Design Review Permit ED04-063 conditions approval 5 3. Landscape Plan Compliance Letter Marin Municipal Water February 24, 2015 . 4. Photograph of stamped asphalt pavement material (sample project site) 5. asphalt (Asphalt ) 6, Lighting Fixture Schedule 7, Lighting Fixture Manufacturer's Specifications Full-sized plans along with the periinent plan from the Design Review plan have been provided the ORB only. cc: Chris Khalil Marina Village , LLC 110 Loch Lomond Drive San Rafael, 94901 Colin Bly '::i'7'7''-lrrl" Partnership, Inc, 181 Greenwich Street San Francisco, 94111 2850 6 Associated Lighting Representations, Inc. 7777 P.O. Box 2265 Oakland, CA 94621 Ann Eller, Manager Loch Lomond HOA Box 523 Woodacre, CA 94973 David Tattersall HOA Beach Drive San Rafael, CA 94901 John Schmidt Pedro San San 7 · . EXHIBIT 3 February 5 Arambula Marina Village LLC 1 Avenue of Su Los CA 90067 220 Mt\R G 9 'lOl 5 LANN\NG CA 94025-1169 The Village at Loch Lomond Marina Improvements (Residential), San Project 2014-64; APN: 016-070 0 02, 03, 04, 05, 06; Service #: NEW WATER CONSERVATION ORDINANCE 421 Landscape Plan Compl Letter Rick: plans submitted District for inance 421 review have . It is architect's or the owne agent's bility ensure that the installing contractor is supplied with a copy of Marin Municipal Water District's stamped and approved landscape plans prior to installation. Upon completion of project the landscape or agent of Completion form and irrigation audit results to ordinance. account will submit the required Water Conservation construction. final inspection. New ded rcated irrigation water meters are required. Contact the engineering department to for a new water Any changes to the stamped approved plans be approved by the prior installation. If you have questions, call me (415) 1529. Sincerely. '--~~~ Craig Lauridsen Conservation Specialist II Cc: Dewey Sorensen, MMWD Borjian, MMWD Joseph Eischens, MMWD Ana MMWD Water Use for "A" (NEW): 3.31 , Maximum Flow Rate "A" (NEW): (NEW): 2 AF GPM, (NEW): 50 GPM EXHIBIT 5 Decorative Asphalt Specifications-Asphalt Impressions~ Inc. -'1-:-1 Asphalt Impressions Inc. ~Asp'halt . 8150 37th Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95824-2306 Phone: (916) 383 .0441 Fax: (916) 381 .3448 , IMPRESSIO Inleme!: WWIN .acstamp.com CA # 900385 A, C12. C32 Submittal Transmittal Cover Sheet DATE: 3/20/2015 Project: TO: Ghilotti Construction I Loch Lomond 246 Ghilotti Construction Marina' -Backbone Santa Rosa, CA Improvements Everardo Arellano GCe Job No, 5556 ENCLOSED YOU WILL FIND Copies Date No. Description 1 n/a 1,1 Asphalt Pavement Template Patterns 1 nla 1,2 Custom banding for Field Pattern (~oto example) 1 n/a 1.3 StreetBond Color Guide 1 9/5/13 1.4 Product Specification 1 2015 1.5 Applicator's Certification THESE ARE TRANSMITTED: ,-, - 0 For Approval 0 Relurn For Corrections 0 For Your Use 0 Please Sign & Return 0 As Requested 0 For Bid D For Review & Comment D Other THESE ARE TRANSMITTED VIA: 0 Regular Mail D UPS 0 FAX 0 Priority Mail D UPS Next Day 0 Email 0 Federal Express 0 Hand Delivered 0 Pony Express " ._--'" REMARKS: Drawdown Color Samples will be provided upon request. ~StreetBon QUES CONS TRUCTIO N PRODUCTS STREETBOND150 COATED ASPHALT SPECIFICATION STAMPED (TEXTURED) SURFACE F. ASTM G-154 QUV Accelerated Weathering Environment. Standard Practice for Operating Fluorescent Light Apparatus for UV Exposure of Nonmetallic Materials. G. ASTM D 2369 Weight Solids Standard test method for Volatile Content of Coatings. H. ASTM D 1475 Standard Test method for Density of Paint, Varnish, Lacquer, Other related products. I. ASTM 0-2240 (2000) Standard Test Method for Rubber property -Durometer hardness. J. ASTM D-5895 Standard Test Method of drying or curing during film formation of organic coatings using mechanical recorders. K. ASTM D-570 Standard Test Method for water absorption of plastics . 1.3 DEFINITIONS A. "Accredited StreetBond Applicator" has valid Certification for both Textured (stamped) and Non-Textured (flatwork) as offered by Quest Construction Products and are reviewed on an annual basis. All Accredited StreetBond Applicators have been qualified by Quest Construction Products to perform the Work and offer a product Warranty. B . "Approved Applicator" has valid Cert ification for non-textured (flatwork) application ONLY as offered ' by Quest Construction Products and are _. --_.'.-_._. -.. __ .. -.. reviewed-on-an.-annual-.. basis.---P-roducLWarrant ies---may .. -be-available ... to __ . ____ _ Approved Applicators but require approval and supervision by a Quest Construction Products Technical Sales Representative. C. "Applicator" means the installer of the StreetBond coatings. D. "Owner" means the Owner and refers to the representative person who has decision making authority for the Work. E. "TSR" is a Quest Technical Sales Representative who manages the StreetBond product in a given territory. F. "Stamped asphalt pavement" is asphalt pavement that has been subjected to imprinting or texturing in a specific pattern. G. "Non-Stamped asphalt pavement" is asphalt pavement that is unstamped and is sometimes referred to as "flatwork". H. The "Work" is the asphalt pavement texturing work contemplated in this bid submission and specification. I. "Scuffing" is a "tear" of the asphalt pavement caused by an external force - for example turning the steering wheel of a stationary vehicle. Scuffing is generally the result of poorly deSigned or improperly installed asphalt and would mO 'st-commonly be seen on weaker residential asphalt. J. "Layer" is a signal thin pass of coating, applied with a texture spray gun, which is allowed to dry before the next layer is applied . www.quest-cp.com 2 rev. 9-5-13 SP-SB-150TX t eetBond ~ QUES CONSTRUCT ION PRO DllCTS STREETBOND150 COATED ASPHALT SPECIFICATION STAMPED (TEXTURED) SURFACE D. The RapidFinisher II is an electric powered broom produced by Integrated Paving Concepts Inc. that can be used in the application of StreetBond coatings to improve productivity. 'It is especially useful on larger projects. PART 3 D EXECUTION 3.1 GENERAL StreetBond coating shall be supplied and applied on non-textured asphalt surface by an Accredited StreetBond Applicator in accordance with the plans and specifications or as directed by the Owner. Do not begin installation without confirmation of an Accreditation Certificate. Specifications for the execution of the StreetPrint® system can be found at www.quest-cp.com . 3.2 PRE .. CONDITIONS The condition of the asphalt substrate will impact the performance of the StreetBond coatings. A highly stable asphalt pavement free of defects is recommended. 3.2.1 Pre-requisites for new asphalt pavement A durable and stable asphalt 'pavement mix design installed according to best practices over a properly prepared and stable substrate is a pre-requisite for all . long-lasting asphalt pavement sulfaces . The application of StreetBond does not ch.3.'rige 'this requirement. .. . .... -.... -- For information regarding the asphalt pavement mix design where the StreetPrint® process will be used se e www.streetprint.com. 3.2.3 Pavement Marking Removal: recommended guidelines Pavement markings may be removed, by sandblasting. water-blasting, grinding, or other approved mechanical methods. The removal methods should, to the fullest extent possible, cause no significant damage to the pavement surface. The Owner shall determine if the removal of the markings is satisfactory for the application of StreetBond coatings. Work shall not proceed until this approval is granted. 3.2.4 Surface Preparation The asphalt pavement surface shall be dry and free from all foreign matter. including but not limited to dirt. dust, de-icing materials. and chemical residue. www.quest-cp.com 5 rev. 9-5-13 SP-SB-150TX EXHIBIT 7 light Fixture Manufacturer's Specifications AOP530 655-2540 3/9 EXL2 655--9362 Single lumioaire pole top bracket OA )·SOO All alum mum construction pes hardware 13 0 Ibs Requires 3" eJ x 3 1/4 " 1009 pole top lanon 656-9363 Twin lumiflilire pole top br~cket DA2·500. All aluminum constTuction pes hardware 190 Ibs. ReqUires 3" ex 3 1/4" long pole lOP tenon 655--93B4 Tllple lummalre pole top brack~t 0A3·S00 All aluminum cons truchon, pes hardware . 24.0 Ibs. Requires 3" ex 3 1/4 " long pole top tenon Senes' DB . 500 655·9365 Wall mount ~Iackel. DBO ·SOO . All aluminum cons(ruC(lon, pes hardware 13.0 Ibs 655-9366 Single lumi,1.1ir~ pole lOp bracket. 081·500. All aluminum conStruction, res hardware, 13.0 Ibs, ReqUires 3" Ii! x 3 If!'" long pole top tenon 655·9387 lwin,lumm31re pole top brackel 0132·500 All aluminum construcllon pes hardware 19,0 Ibs, Requires 3" 9 x 3 1/4" long pole top lenon, 655-9368 T !lple luminall'e pole top bracket DB3 ·500. All al umin wn construction, pes harciwa/e, 24 Olbs Requires 3" 13 x 3 1/4'" 10119 pole top lenon Series' OS· 500 655-9369 Wall mount brackel DSO·500. All aluminum cDnsll\Jctlon pes hz(dware 0.010$ 655·9370, Single lumlJlai(e POlE lopbrack el. 0$1·500 All aluminumCOIIshucllon pes hardware 9,0 los RCqUIIBS 3" 6 x 31/4" long pole top tenon , 655·9371 lwifllumiJlaire pole lop bracket OS2·500, All aluminum construction. PCS hardware 12.0 los , ReqUires 3" 6 x 31/4-long pole lOP tGnon 655-9372 lnple lumina ire p~le lOp bradet OS3·500 All aluminum construction pes hardware 15.01bs Requlles 3" !3 x 3 I /4'" lo~g pole top tenon . ANISH, we-ef Powd~r coal hnrsh in Black RAL9004, While RAL9015, and Grey Met~lIic RAL9D07 Specify finish Consult WE·Ef color chart for oth~r COIOf options. WHF U~HTI~O USA llC J.uloO t:tydonc:DJ~IW,~Jt6!It1;llcPA I~IU .SA ITer .. , 1N HI OOJ.)I t=a.-. 11 124 7&2 00"sS(m!o,uu41,,"~·e:£0I(.1v.'oJ..·N_IA't'lhOtIl LOCH LOMOND MARINA LIGHTING FIXTURE TYPE : EXL2 AND EXL2A 693-1233 Series AML-Z. STRAIGHT ROUND ALUM POLE. Heig ht: 18' -0" PROJECT NAME DATE REFERENCE TYPE FINISH OPTIONS PROJECT DATA PRODUCT LINE DRAWIN G EXL2A /2B PRODUCT DETAilS COMPANY TELEPHONE FAX EMAIL -- we-ef LOCAL W£-EF REPRESENTATIVE 01 Product Product H 01 D2 Wall n Descr iption Code r--AML-Z-18-fiO-18S 693-1233 18'-0" B 6.0" fJ 6.0 " .18B II RAS.Ei!A1fJ!EIAIL 0 [~~~~ Iluesil a -{ . l '"0:, ......... :' -lA n~u l l (l D e'l,.., --IW !.= _J _ - y 00 PRODUCT OESCRfIlnON WE-EF PRODUCT 10 . 693 -1233. SERIES , AML-l. STRAIGHT ROUND ALUMINUM POLE. MAIN FEAruRES Straight round aluminum pole. Chromated pre·treatment with superior powder coated fin ish in RAL color Serv ice door with tamperproof hardware . Base plate welded to tub ular shaft . Spun aluminum base plate cover. .$.n.ecitvsuJtable polR too tenon for intendfJdbrackets. TECHN ICAl DATA DIMENSIONAL INFO & LOAD TABLE: FINISH : Pole top tenon options: 13030: .0 3,0 x 3.15 N long tenon T3040; .0 3.0 x 4.0N long tenon T3050: fJ 3.0 x 5.12" long tenon TJOSO: .0 3.0 x 7.87" long tenon T35BO : 03 .50 x reT' long tenon T4280: fJ 4.25 x 7.87" long tanon Max. EPA. at various MPH allows for 1.3 Gust factor and maximum luminaire weight of 100 Ibs. Effective Projected Area in square feet at: Bolt circle Bolt size Base plate 70mph BOmph 90mph I OOmph 110mph 180 13.5 10 .5 B.3 6.1 8.75-1025 (4) 0.75" X 17 " 10.32" s,Q, Powder coat finish in Slack RAL9004, WhIte RAL9016 , and Grey MetaJlic RAL9007 SoecityfinM Consult WE ·EF color chart for other color options . Copyr ight © WE-EF LIGHTING USA: Date: 1/112011. DUB to continuous product improvement, specifications and data are subject to change without prior notification. ASP534 655-3641 3/9 EXL6 655-9361 W~II rnOJfll brackot DAD·50D. All aluminum cons1ruC(lon, res hardware, 13.0 Ibs, 655·9362 . Smgle luminaire pole top bracket. OA 1·500. All aluminum construction , PCS haro'ware 13.0 Ibs. Requires 3" 0 x 3 1/4 " long pole top renon, 655·931;3 , TWin luminaire pole top bra cket. DA2-500 All aluminum construction pes hardware, 190 Ibs, Requires 3" 0 x 3 1/4" long pole top tsnon 655-9364 Triple lumin8ll"€ pole top bracket OA3-S00 All aluminum cons ruc tioo pes hardware , 24 .01bs Rll{jul(es 3" 0 x 3 1/4" long pole top lonon, Series: DB -500 655-9365 Wall moum brackel, 000·500. All aluminum co ns truction , PCS hardware 13.0lbs 655-9366 , Slogle lummairs pole top brackel 081·500 All al uminum conSlrucllOn, PCS hardwarB 13.0 Ibs, RSQuires 3" 0 x 31/4"long pole top tenon, 655·9367 Twin lumloaire paJe top bracket D02 -50f), AI! aluminum consUuction. PCS hardware . 19.0 Ib~. ReqUires J" 0 x 3 1/4· long pole 10'p tenon . 655·9368. Tuple luminaire pole top bracket DB3-500, All aluminum construction pes hardware , 240 Ibs . Requires 3" 0 x 3 1/4' long pole lop tenon Series' OS· 500 655-9369 Wall mount bl6cket DSO·500. All aluminum oonstrucllon , pes hardware. 6.0 Ibs 655-9370 . Si ng le lumloaim pole top bracket OSI·500 All aluminum construction. pes hardware 90 Ibs. Requires 3" 0 x 3 1/4' long polB top tcnon , 655·93 71. Twin lumlnwe polo top blddcl. OS2-500 All aluminum const1uction , pes hardware. 120100. ReqUires 3" 0 x 3 tj4" long pole lOP tsnoo 655-9372. Tripln lumlnalfe pole lop bracket OS3 -500. All aluminum COl'lStruction, pes hardware. 150lbs ReqUires 3" 0 x:l 1/4 " long pole top tenon fiNISH : we .. ef Powder coat finish in Black RAL9004, Whim AAL9016 , and Gray Metallic AAL9007 . Speci", finish, Consull WE·EF color chart for other colo( options. W£.£FUOIITING USA lIe 410·0 Xeys.tone Drive I'Wauen ePA 1'S{188.1 U.S.A I Tel ... 72.1. 742 0030 1 h,(i 1 '124 1'~2 003~ I iflfllm<l0we -of.com IW.WJ'''WH tcom LOCH LOMOND MARINA LIGHTING FIXTURE TYPE: EXL6