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WGI’s experts present their 10 crucial considerations for how to overcome the unique site challenges developers may encounter when developing land in Austin, Texas.
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When designing a site within the City of Austin, special consideration must be made when designing these lanes because fire trucks and their apparatus are generally very large. Requirements vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, but in general they require larger turning radii’s, wider lanes, load-bearing pavement design and overhead clearances for egress from a burning building.
In the City of Austin, fire lanes are required to have a width of at least 25’, inside turning radii of at least 25’, outside turning radii of not less than 50’ and an unobstructed vertical clearance of not less than 14’. Section 503.2.1 of the Fire Code allows for the following exceptions.
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WGI’s experts present their 10 crucial considerations for how to overcome the unique site challenges developers may encounter when developing land in Austin, Texas.
By Erin Edgemon – Staff Writer, Austin Business Journal Click Here to view the original article His title may have changed but Will Schnier, who many
A MUD is a special-purpose district that provides infrastructure and public utilities to the residents of that district.
Nearly all construction site operators engaged in clearing, grading, excavation activities that disturb one acre or more, including smaller sites in a larger common plan of development or sale, are required to prepare a SWPPP. WGI can help.
By Marissa Luck – Staff Writer, Austin Business Journal Click here to view the original article New details have surfaced about a roughly 37-story skyscraper
They say everything’s bigger in Texas and population growth is no exception. In part one of this series, see what you need to keep in mind when planning for current and future growth.
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