Attachment 5 & 6: Site Surveys and Dock Design Details
Technical survey plans and visual aids showing the design and assembly method of the proposed modular floating dock.
Site Plan Of Lot A Section 3 Highland District Plan VIP72045
Plan Details:
- Scale: 1:200
- Date: June 14, 2016
- Surveyor: Way Mayenburg Land Surveying Inc.
Notes:
- Distances and elevations shown are in metres.
- Elevations are referenced to an assumed datum.
- Map features include: Iron Pin Found, Lead Plug Found, Utility Pole, Gravel Parking, Gravel Pad, and Edge of Asphalt Driveway.
Dock Site Plan
2670 Herbate Road
Key Plan Features:
- Property Boundaries: Lot A Plan VIP72045, Strata Lot B, Strata Plan VIS5236 Common Property, and Lot 2 Plan 47907.
- Proposed Structures: Proposed Dwelling, Garage, and Dock.
- Environmental Markers: Lake Boundary, High Water (TOB), 15m From High Water line, and 30m From High Water line.
- Access: Herbate Road and McKenzie Lake.
Dock Elevation
2670 Herbate
Dock Specifications:
- Scale: 1:100
- Total Length: 32.67m
- Floating Dock: 18m² area; 2.44m (8') width at the end.
- Ramp: 6m length.
- Elevated Boardwalk: 18m² area; sections measuring 1.22m (4') and 2.44m (8') in width.
- Lake Boundry: Indicated between the ramp and elevated boardwalk.
- Anchoring: 4X Precast 150lb Concrete Anchors.
Surface Area Summary:
- Total Dock Surface Area: 18m²
- Total Structure Surface Area: 42m²
- Total Footprint: 79.71m²
Assembly and Construction Method
The following photos illustrates the method of building the dock on site.
The dock comes as a modular kit with components that are assembled on site.
The assembled modules are light enough to be positioned by hand without the use of cranes or heavy equipment.
4x8 Floating dock modules can be launched into the water by hand and attached to the other modules with stainless steel hardware.
For the larger 8X8 module decking can be installed once the floating dock portion is launched into the water by hand.
The Floating dock is anchored in place with four 150LB precast concrete anchors attached to chains in a crisscross pattern. (Fixed dock shown in the photo)
