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3 60 X 36 RADIUS a 4.7 b 7.4 c 24.5 d B 2. C - Bac d ad bd cd bacd. BEGIN (END) ODOMETER CHECK HERE 1/1/73 X1-2
4 24 X 18 RADIUS 1.5 a 8.4 b 8.4 c 1.5 d 3 6D 2. C - Bac d ad bd cd bacd. 3. Aa a b cd. MILE (Od Cc) 1/1/73 X1-3
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8 9.5 X RADIUS.5.19 a 2.8 b.9 c.8 d D 2. C - G d ad b c bacd, a -cd. Scc Ea Ma 1/1/73 X3-3
9 12 X 8 RADIUS.5.19 a 3.5 b 1.5 c 1 d 2E 2. C - Bac d ad bd -cd bacd. 3. Aa a b cd. FEET (Scc Ea Ma) 1/1/73 X3-4
10 18 X 12 RADIUS a 7.6 b.2 c 1.5 d D 2C 2. C - Bac bd,, ad d; cd KEEP OFF ad bacd. KEEP OFF INFILTRATION AREA 1/1/11 X3-6a
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12 6 X 12 RADIUS a 6 b 12 c 4.5 d 2. C - Y cd..38 M H T 2 Obc Ma 1/1/02 12/1/15 X4-3
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18 18 X 18 RADIUS 1.5 a 3.5 b 5.5 c 3 d 2. C - Rd c d bac -cd bacd. 3" M Da Rc T 4 Obc Ma Ed Rada 7/1/75 5/1/13 X4-11
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20 RADIUS 1.5 a 9-12 b 6-8 c d 1/3 Rc S 2. C - W cd bac ac. Rc S MOUNTING DETAIL U Ca Cd S Da 1/1/90 X4-13
21 8 X X 8 RADIUS a b c d C 4.5C 3C 5C 2. C - W d ad bacd, d da, cd. F Hda Ma 8/21/06 X4-24
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23 8 X 9 RADIUS a 1.5 b.5 c 1 d 1 ab 2C SPACE BETWEEN EDGE OF PLATE AND NUMERAL/LETTER NUMBER OF SPACE CHARACTERS C - Bac d cd bacd. 3. Aa a ad b cd. 5/16 da. bd Fd P Idca Pa 11/5/13 X5-2
Standard Signs Manual
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