Public Works & Utilities Committee Meeting — Agenda packet

AGENDA TOWN OF ROME PUBLIC WORKS & UTILITY COMMITTEE TUESDAY, JULY 28, 2026 9:00 A.M. ROME TOWN HALL 1156 Alpine Drive Nekoosa, WI 54457 1. Call to Order 2. Discussion and possible action – Appointment of Officers ➢ Chairperson ➢ Vice-Chairperson 3. Roll Call 4. Pledge of Allegiance 5. Certify Posting of Meeting 6. Approve the Agenda 7. Citizen Comments – During the Citizen Comment period of the agenda the Utilities Committee welcomes comments from any town resident, not a member of the Utilities Committee, on any item not on the agenda. Please know that pursuant to state law the commission cannot engage in conversation with you but may ask questions. The commission may refer the item to staff, a standing committee or a future board agenda for discussion and action. Each person wishing to speak will have up to 3 minutes to speak. Speakers are asked to submit a card to the Rome Water Utility Office Manager providing their name, address and topic for discussion. The commission will also take comment from the public on agenda items as called by the Chair, but not during Citizen Comment. Please note that once the commission begins discussion on an agenda item no further comment will be allowed from the public on that issue NO ACTION CONTEMPLATED EXCEPT POSSIBLE REFERRAL TO FUTURE AGENDA: 8. Information updates, meeting recaps, recent correspondence, and current events DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: 9. Discussion and possible action – Approval of the May 12, 2026 meeting minutes 10. Discussion only – Review June 2026 Public Works Dyracuse Financials & Water Utility Financials 11. Discussion only – Water Utility & Public Works Update Town of Rome Nekoosa, WI 54457 www.romewi.gov 12. Discussion and possible action – Recommendation to the Town Board; Town Hall Kitchen Renovation/Design 13. Discussion and possible action – Dyracuse Camping 14. Discussion and possible action – Emergency Warning System through cell phones 15. Discussion and possible action – Cellular Towers DATES AND ITEMS FOR FUTURE AGENDA/MEETINGS 16. Next agenda items 17. Next meeting date and time ADJOURNMENT “Speak Your Peace” Commitment – A reminder that the Town Board Members have adopted the Nine Tools of Civility which commits the Board Members and Public to be mindful of how we treat each other at meetings. Notification of this meeting has been posted in accordance with the Open Meeting Laws of the State of Wisconsin. The Public Works & Utilities Committee may take action on any item on the agenda. It is possible that the members of and possibly a quorum of members of other governmental bodies of the municipality may be in attendance at the above-stated meeting to gather information; no action will be taken by any governmental body at the above-stated meeting other than the Public Works & Utilities Committee. Please note that, upon reasonable notice, efforts will be made to accommodate the needs of disabled individuals through appropriate aids and services. For additional information or to request this service, contact Wendy Newsom, Town Clerk, at 1156 Alpine Drive, Nekoosa, WI 54457, ph. 715-325-8046. Positively applying the tools of government to serve and protect our people, strengthen our community and promote prosperity. TOWN OF ROME PUBLIC WORKS & UTILITY COMMITTEE MINUTES TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2026 9:00 A.M. 1. Call to Order Chairman David Loker called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. 2. Roll Call Committee Members Present: David Loker, Deborah Schumacher and Colleen Pruss; also, present Finance Director/Treasurer Robbie Schaub-Ruemler, Public Works Director Cody Knoblock, Zoning Administrator Emily Arndt and Administrative Assistant Jen Gutknecht. Absent: Carl Hasdal 3. Pledge of Allegiance 4. Certify Posting of Meeting Jen Gutknecht certified that on Friday, May 8, 2026, the agenda for the Town of Rome Public Works & Utility Committee meeting for Tuesday, May 12, 2026 was posted at: Rome Town Hall 10:35 a.m. Kwik Trip, LLC 10:45 a.m. Nekoosa Port Edwards State Bank 10:50 a.m. Posted on the Town of Rome website 10:30 a.m. Emailed to the Wisconsin Rapids Tribune 10:30 a.m. 5. Approve the Agenda Motion by Loker/Schumacher to approve the agenda as presented. Motion carried. 6. Citizen Comments – During the Citizen Comment period of the agenda the Utilities Committee welcomes comments from any town resident, not a member of the Utilities Committee, on any item not on the agenda. Please know that pursuant to state law the commission cannot engage in conversation with you but may ask questions. The commission may refer the item to staff, a standing committee or a future board agenda for discussion and action. Each person wishing to speak will have up to 3 minutes to speak. Speakers are asked to submit a card to the Rome Water Utility Office Manager providing their name, address and topic for discussion. The commission will also take comment from the public on agenda items as called by the Chair, but not during Citizen Comment. Please note that once the commission begins discussion on an agenda item no further comment will be allowed from the public on that issue No Citizen Comments Town of Rome Nekoosa, WI 54457 www.romewi.gov NO ACTION CONTEMPLATED EXCEPT POSSIBLE REFERRAL TO FUTURE AGENDA: 7. Information updates, meeting recaps, recent correspondence, and current events Chairman David Loker has applied to continue serving as the Public Works and Utility Committee Chairman, as his term expired on May 1, 2026. Committee will vote on Chairperson and Vice Chairperson at the next meeting. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: 8. Discussion and possible action – Approve March 17, 2026 meeting minutes Motion made by Loker/Schumacher to approve the March 17, 2026 meeting minutes. Motion carried. 9. Discussion only – Review March 2026 Public Works Cemetery Financials & Water Utility Financials Discussion regarding the Cemetery budget. Chairman David Loker asked what the utility fees include. Public Works Director, Cody Knoblock, stated that they cover electricity. It was also noted that perpetual care fees include landscaping, such as trimming and mowing. Public Works Director Knoblock confirmed that his department processes all cemetery plot purchases. One plot is $500 for a resident, with an additional $125 for perpetual care. The Town of Rome has two cemeteries to care for and maintain. Finance/Director Robbie Schaub-Ruemler gave an update on the financials for the Water Utility and that the budget is on track. 10. Discussion only – Water Utility & Public Works Update Discussion regarding the condition of the Town’s water utility buildings. The Town of Rome maintains three utility buildings. The tower appears to be in good condition, so repainting is not necessary at this time. The plan is to reallocate those funds toward other building-maintenance needs. Public Works Director, Cody Knoblock, reported that staff have been patching and applying mastic to areas where the roads were damaged. He noted that they have also been repairing road right-of- way’s affected by plow dig-ins from the last major storm. Knoblock added that in July the department will complete the required annual backflow pre-testing. He informed the Committee that the splash pad is due for testing next week and that water flushing in April was completed with no issues. There was a water main brake on Apache a few weeks ago which was a very high-water table and has been repaired by staff. Knoblock informed the Committee that he is working on bids for repairing the roofs at the Water Utility and that he was also getting additional road bids as he came under budget for the road maintenance budgeted for and will look at completing additional road work this year. 11. Discussion and possible action – Town Hall Kitchen Renovation Update Knoblock presented drawings for the Kitchen Renovation Project. Pruss asked for confirmation that someone on the board requested this renovation update and was informed yes by Schaub-Ruemler. Discussion by Committee members of wants and needs. When plans are finalized, they will be brought back to the Committee for approval to the Town Board. 12. Discussion only – Dyracuse Camping Discussion regarding camping at Dyracuse. Public Works director, Cody Knoblock, confirmed we do have enough space for a camping area. This area would have to be closed off from the track with fencing. This idea would require additional staff to mandate ordinances and other rules that would apply in this camping area. Discussion regarding dumping station, shower facilities and bathroom for the campers. Its agreed camping would only be weekends. DNR would have to approve grounds if possible. Tabled to next agenda. 13. Discussion and possible action – Emergency Warning System through cell phones Members agreed to move this item to the next agenda since Committee Member Carl Hasdal is absent today. Tabled to next agenda. 14. Discussion and possible action – Cellular Tower Discussion in regards to cellular towers. Zoning Administrator Emily Arndt reached out to Vertical Bridge to ask whether they are willing to bring towers to the Town of Rome. She has not received a response yet, as the contact is currently out of the office. Table to next agenda. 15. Discussion and possible action – Shredding Event Discussion regarding the Shredding Event scheduled for June 13, 2026. Schumacher reached out to three companies, Shred-It, IROW, and Express Recycling, to obtain quotes. Either the companies were unavailable on June 13 or they do not offer Saturday service for events. Committee members agreed to table this indefinitely. DATES AND ITEMS FOR FUTURE AGENDA/MEETINGS 16. Next agenda items ➢ Water Utility & Public Works Update ➢ Nominations for New Chair and Vice Chair ➢ Town Hall Kitchen Renovation Update ➢ Dyracuse Camping ➢ Emergency warning system through cell tower ➢ Cellular Tower 17. Next meeting date and time Tuesday, July 28, 2026 - 9:00 a.m. ADJOURNMENT Motion by Loker/Schumacher to adjourn. Motion carried. Adjourned at 9:58 a.m. Respectfully submitted, Jen Gutknecht Jen Gutknecht Town of Rome Administrative Assistant Budget Comparison - Detail 06-DYRACUSE REV & EXP 2026 2026 Budget Status Budget % of June 1 ACCT 1:58 PM7/20/2026 Actual 2026 Account Number 06/30/2026 Budget Page: 0.00 298,097.96 -298,097.96 0.00100-06-40000-000-000 DYRACUSE PRIOR YR REVENUE 0.00 93,222.96 89,782.15 3,440.81 103.83100-06-43571-000-000 PARK STATE GRANT 0.00 69,799.50 150,000.00 -80,200.50 46.53100-06-46720-000-000 PARK USER FEES 20,530.00 0.00 500.00 -500.00 0.00100-06-48500-000-000 PARK DONATIONS-DYRACUSE 0.00 ====================================================================================================================================================== 538,380.1106 DYRACUSE-REV 20,530.00 30.28 -375,357.65======================================================================================================================================================163,022.46 ====================================================================================================================================================== 163,022.46 538,380.11Total Revenues 20,530.00 30.28 -375,357.65====================================================================================================================================================== Budget Comparison - Detail 06-DYRACUSE REV & EXP 2026 2026 Budget Status Budget % of June 2 ACCT 1:58 PM7/20/2026 Actual 2026 Account Number 06/30/2026 Budget Page: 931.18 2,500.00 1,568.82 37.25100-06-51938-000-000 PARK DYRACUSE INSURANCE 480.66 8,085.99 13,657.16 5,571.17 59.21100-06-55200-110-100 PARK FULL TIME WAGES 1,222.53 12,120.53 61,285.30 49,164.77 19.78100-06-55200-110-200 PARK PT WAGES 5,152.39 1,509.26 5,732.41 4,223.15 26.33100-06-55200-120-000 PARK FICA/MED 481.40 3,535.91 16,752.79 13,216.88 21.11100-06-55200-120-100 PARK HEALTH 276.06 597.36 3,187.32 2,589.96 18.74100-06-55200-120-200 PARK RETIREMENT 103.20 10.65 56.90 46.25 18.72100-06-55200-120-300 PARK LIFE 5.49 0.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 0.00100-06-55200-120-400 PARK UNEMPLOYMENT 0.00 14,084.24 43,050.00 28,965.76 32.72100-06-55200-140-000 PARK OPERATIONS-DYRACUSE 3,886.51 2,683.83 4,200.00 1,516.17 63.90100-06-55200-170-000 PARK UTILITIES-DYRACUSE 387.42 0.00 385,958.23 385,958.23 0.00100-06-57620-000-000 PARK OUTLAY-DYRACUSE 0.00 ====================================================================================================================================================== 538,380.1106 DYRACUSE-EXP 11,995.66 8.09 494,821.16======================================================================================================================================================43,558.95 ====================================================================================================================================================== 43,558.95 538,380.11Total Expenses 11,995.66 8.09 494,821.16====================================================================================================================================================== -119,463.510.008,534.34 119,463.51Net Totals TOTAL YEARYTD Bud %Ref Jun-26 2026 YTD 2025 YTD 2026 BUDGETBUDGET TO 50% REVENUES 2026 YTD 2025 YTD % Residential Sales 165,690$ 308,669$ 308,381$ 682,490$ (373,821)$ 45% Commercial/Pub. Auth Sales 9,844 13,865 13,153 82,931 (69,066) 17% Public Fire Protection 21,944 297,757 296,290 345,943 (48,186) 86% Interest Income 52 1,774 1,126 4,000 (2,226) 44% Misc Revenue/Late Fees (157) 5,053 4,025 15,000 (9,947) 34% Non Operating Revenue 3,229 3,501 14,338 35,000 (31,499) 10% TOTAL SALES, REVENUE & INCOME 200,601$ 630,618$ 637,313$ 1,165,367$ (534,746)$ 54% Funds Reserved - RESERVE TOTAL REVENUES 200,601$ 630,618$ 637,313$ 1,165,367$ (534,746)$ 54% Commissioner Wages - $ 96$ -$ 900$ 804$ 11% Personnel Wages 10,019 65,582 66,006 142,243 76,661 46% Employee Insurance/HSA 3,647 46,301 24,444 69,932 23,631 66% 1 Training and Education 220 390 1,803 3,500 3,110 11% Payroll Taxes 530 3,131 2,177 9,812 6,681 32% Fringe-Retirement 709 4,551 3,967 9,235 4,684 49% Utilities 1,009 11,166 9,681 33,000 21,834 34% Plant Expense 132 5,878 8,332 42,000 36,122 14% Transportation Expense - 713 2,508 15,000 14,287 5% Lg Equipment & Plant Repairs - 941 1,332 14,000 13,059 7% Water Line Repair/Maint. 908 1,424 916 30,000 28,576 5% Cross Connection Control - - - 2,500 2,500 0% Meter Expense 620 2,069 717 7,500 5,431 28% Office Expense 114 10,239 3,007 21,253 11,014 48% Accounting Fees 850 8,443 12,890 27,000 18,558 31% Bank Charges - 39 473 2,000 1,962 2% Attorney Fees - - - 500 500 0% Outside Services - 948 3,546 12,100 11,152 8% Contract Work- Jobbing - - 9,791 20,000 20,000 0% Insurance Expense - 4,689 4,719 18,500 13,811 25% Bad Debt Expense - - - 500 500 0% Payment in Lieu 37,396 37,396 22,624 125,300 87,904 30% Interest Expense - - 31,037 10,163 10,163 0% TOTAL EXPENSES 56,155 203,994 209,969 726,938 522,944 28% SUBTOTAL REVENUE OVER (UNDER) EXPENSES144,447 426,623 427,343 319,664 (11,803) Depreciation Expense 20,000 120,000 120,000 - - 0% Bank Loan - - - - - 0% Revenue Bond Amortization - - - - - 0% SDWLP-Prinipal - - - 319,664 319,664 0% Revenue Bond-Principal - - - - - 0% Reserves/Capital Exp. - - - 110,000 110,000 0% OTHER NON-CASH USE 20,000$ 120,000$ 547,343$ 429,664$ 429,664$ 28% 124,446$ 306,624$ 307,344$ (110,000)$ 417,862$ 1. Health Savings Payments made; account will balance out throughout the year Rome Water Utility Actual to Budget Comparison - Revenue and Expenses 2026 TOTAL REVENUE OVER (UNDER) EXPENSES Rome Water Utility Actual to Budget Comments ALL DRAWINGS ARE TO THE SCALE SHOWN ON THE SHEETS. THEY ARE INTENDED TO BE PRINTED ON 24x36" SHEETS. IF THEY ARE PRINTED ON A DIFFERENT SIZE SHEET THE SCALE NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY. 715-572-2698 inquiry_arccentral@outlook.com ARC CENTRAL LLC PROJECT NO. DATE REVISIONS © Arc Central LLC 2026 ARCHITECTURE, CONSTRUCTIONMANAGEMENT, INTERIOR DESIGN PROPOSED PLANS FOR COPYRIGHT © Arc Central LLC 2026 All Rights Reserved PARCEL ID: 1156 Alpine Drive, Nekoosa, WI 54457 Town of Rome Commercial Interior Alteration for T100 26044 May 27, 2026 1156 Alpine Drive, Nekoosa, WI 54457 SITE PLAN & SHEET INDEXTown of Rome 030006500000 1" = 60'-0"1 1SITE PLANSITE PLAN N 120'0' 30' 60' CODE DATA SOIL BEARING CAPACITY GROUND SNOW LOAD ROOF DEAD LOAD LATERAL LOAD (115 mph WIND) UPLIFT AT CANOPY FLOOR LIVE LOAD, MERCANTILE MEZZANINE FLOOR LIVE LOAD FLOOR LIVE LOAD, PASSAGE/EXIT PROPOSED Design Loads - TABLE 1607.1 & 1608.2 Assembly A2, With Sprinkler - 250 FT, STAIRS = .30" PER OCC: DOORS = .20" PER OCC: 108" PROVIDED, 108/54 =2.00" TLT 1/75 WOMEN Sanitary Facilities - TABLE 2902.1 REQUIRED TLT 1/75 MEN Required Exit Width - 1005.3.1 & 1005.3.2 Exit Access Travel Distance - 1017.2 TYPE 5 B, 8,000 SF Proposed New Building Wisconsin Enrolled, 2021 International Building Code Assembly, A2. Actual Building Area Occupant Capacity - TABLE 1004.5 Occupancy Classification - 303 Governing Code Type of Construction - TABLE 601 Assembly A2, 5B Constr, Sprinkled, Allows 1 Story Allowable Height - TABLE 504.4 URN 50% LAV 1/200 LAV 1/200 1/500 DRINKING FNTN TLT 3 WOMEN TLT 1 MEN URN 2 LAV 3 LAV 3 1 DRINKING FNTN 247 OCCUPANTS = 124 EACH SEX = 3,000 PSF PRESUMED = 40 PSF = 15 PSF = 24 PSF = 30 PSF = 50 PSF = 100 PSF Mercantile, M - 3,215 sf Occupied Area 3,215 / 60 sf per Person = 54 Allowable Area - TABLE 506.2 11 0 1 1 1 Assembly A2, 5B Constr, Sprinkled, Allows 24,000 sf IBC 1601.7 (32) SHEET INDEX = 100 PSF TITLE T100 SITE PLAN & SHEET INDEX ARCHITECTURE A100 OVERALL BUILDING PLAN A101 KITCHEN PLANS A700 3D VIEWS A701 3D VIEWS ELECTRICAL E101 ELECTRICAL POWER & LIGHTING PLANS GENERAL G101 SHEAR WALL DETAILS & FRAMING CONNECTIONS SCHEDULE G102 SYMBOLS AND LEGENDS G103 ACCESSIBILITY DETAILS G104 ACCESSIBLE PARKING AND SIDEWALK DETAILS SHEET NOTES: 1. HVAC SYSTEM SHALL BE DESIGNED, SUBMITTED, AND INSTALLED BY SUBCONTRACTOR. 2. PLUMBING SYSTEM SHALL BE DESIGNED, SUBMITTED, AND INSTALLED BY SUBCONTRACTOR. Prelim. Plan 05.27.26 Const. Docs Date Approval Date Revision 1 Date Revision 2 Date Assembly A2, Maximum Common Path - 75 FT, Spaces with One Exit - 1006.2.1 Refrigerator Vent Hood Refrigerator A101 2 EXIT EXIT EXIT 41' - 1" TRAVEL 715-572-2698 inquiry_arccentral@outlook.com ARC CENTRAL LLC PROJECT NO. DATE REVISIONS © Arc Central LLC 2026 ARCHITECTURE, CONSTRUCTIONMANAGEMENT, INTERIOR DESIGN PROPOSED PLANS FOR COPYRIGHT © Arc Central LLC 2026 All Rights Reserved ALL DRAWINGS ARE TO THE SCALE SHOWN ON THE SHEETS. THEY ARE INTENDED TO BE PRINTED ON 24x36" SHEETS. IF THEY ARE PRINTED ON A DIFFERENT SIZE SHEET THE SCALE NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY. A100 26044 May 27, 2026 1156 Alpine Drive, Nekoosa, WI 54457 OVERALL BUILDING PLANTown of Rome Prelim. Plan 05.27.26 Const. Docs Date Approval Date Revision 1 Date Revision 2 Date 1/16" = 1'-0"1 1EXISTING FIRST FLOOREXISTING FIRST FLOOR 1/16" = 1'-0"2 2PROPOSED FIRST FLOORPROPOSED FIRST FLOOR N N 0' 32'0' 8' 16' 0' 32'0' 8' 16' Refrigerator Vent Hood Refrigerator EXST GWB TO STUD FACE 18'-7" STUD FACE TO STUD FACE 7'-6" STUD FACE TO EXST GWB 11'-11 1/2" EXST GWB TO STUD FACE 8'-7 1/4" STUD FACE TO EXST GWB 8'-7 1/4" STORAGE ROOM NEW DOORS PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTIONALL DRAWINGS ARE TO THE SCALE SHOWN ON THE SHEETS. THEY ARE INTENDED TO BE PRINTED ON 24x36" SHEETS. IF THEY ARE PRINTED ON A DIFFERENT SIZE SHEET THE SCALE NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY. 715-572-2698 inquiry_arccentral@outlook.com ARC CENTRAL LLC PROJECT NO. DATE REVISIONS © Arc Central LLC 2026 ARCHITECTURE, CONSTRUCTIONMANAGEMENT, INTERIOR DESIGN PROPOSED PLANS FOR COPYRIGHT © Arc Central LLC 2026 All Rights Reserved A101 26044 May 27, 2026 1156 Alpine Drive, Nekoosa, WI 54457 KITCHEN PLANSTown of Rome 0' 8'0' 2' 4' SHEET NOTES: 1. DIMENSIONS ARE FROM FACE OF STUD TO FACE OF STUD, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE TO BE DEMOLISHED EXISTING PARTITION TO REMAIN NEW PARTITION WALL KEY Prelim. Plan 05.27.26 Const. Docs Date Approval Date Revision 1 Date Revision 2 Date 1/4" = 1'-0"1 1DEMO KITCHEN PLANDEMO KITCHEN PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0"2 2PROPOSED KITCHEN PLANPROPOSED KITCHEN PLAN 0' 8'0' 2' 4' SHEET NOTES: 1. REMOVE ALL EXISTING CABINETRY, COUNTERS, WALK-IN FRIDGE, & CLOSET 2. CAP PLUMBING AT SINK TO BE REMOVED. 3. SERVICE WINDOW TO REMAIN. REPLACE SERVICE COUNTER AT WINDOW. 4. REUSE EXISTING SINK 5. REUSE EXISTING FRIDGE 6. REPLACE DOORS GOING IN TO KITCHEN. SHEET NOTES: 1. LEVEL FLOORS AND INSTALL NEW FLOORING - CONFIRM WITH CLIENT WHETHER LVP OR TILE. 2. REPLACE DOORS 3. INSTALL SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOPS 4. INSTALL BACKSPLASH BEHIND DISH WASHING SINK. 5. REUSE EXISTING DISHWASHING SINK - INSTALL IN SAME LOCATION 6. INSTALL NEW ACT CEILING - CONFIRM WITH CLIENT IF THE WHOLE GRID WILL BE REPLACED OR IF CEILING TILES WILL BE REPLACED. 7. KITCHEN IS ONLY DESIGNED AS A WARMING KITCHEN. NO FOOD WILL BE PREPARED HERE. IT WILL BE PRIMARILY USED FOR INDIVIDUALS TO BRING CROCKPOTS AND ALREADY PREPARED FOODS. 8. NEW POWER PLAN - SEE SHEET E101 PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTIONALL DRAWINGS ARE TO THE SCALE SHOWN ON THE SHEETS. THEY ARE INTENDED TO BE PRINTED ON 24x36" SHEETS. IF THEY ARE PRINTED ON A DIFFERENT SIZE SHEET THE SCALE NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY. 715-572-2698 inquiry_arccentral@outlook.com ARC CENTRAL LLC PROJECT NO. DATE REVISIONS © Arc Central LLC 2026 ARCHITECTURE, CONSTRUCTIONMANAGEMENT, INTERIOR DESIGN PROPOSED PLANS FOR COPYRIGHT © Arc Central LLC 2026 All Rights Reserved A700 26044 May 27, 2026 1156 Alpine Drive, Nekoosa, WI 54457 3D VIEWSTown of Rome Prelim. Plan 05.27.26 Const. Docs Date Approval Date Revision 1 Date Revision 2 Date 1 1VIEW FROM ENTRY DOORVIEW FROM ENTRY DOOR 2 2VIEW FROM AUDIO CLOSETVIEW FROM AUDIO CLOSET3 3VIEW FROM NW CORNERVIEW FROM NW CORNER 4 4VIEW FROM STORAGE DOORVIEW FROM STORAGE DOOR PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTIONALL DRAWINGS ARE TO THE SCALE SHOWN ON THE SHEETS. THEY ARE INTENDED TO BE PRINTED ON 24x36" SHEETS. IF THEY ARE PRINTED ON A DIFFERENT SIZE SHEET THE SCALE NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY. 715-572-2698 inquiry_arccentral@outlook.com ARC CENTRAL LLC PROJECT NO. DATE REVISIONS © Arc Central LLC 2026 ARCHITECTURE, CONSTRUCTIONMANAGEMENT, INTERIOR DESIGN PROPOSED PLANS FOR COPYRIGHT © Arc Central LLC 2026 All Rights Reserved A701 26044 May 27, 2026 1156 Alpine Drive, Nekoosa, WI 54457 3D VIEWSTown of Rome Prelim. Plan 05.27.26 Const. Docs Date Approval Date Revision 1 Date Revision 2 Date 1 1OFFICE 1 OFFICE 12 2OFFICE 2 OFFICE 2 Refrigerator EXST OUTLET TO REMAIN GFCI DUPLEX OUTLET DUPLEX OUTLET QUADPLEX OUTLET 240 VOLT OUTLET TELE OR DATA OUTLET PAIR TELE OR DATA OUTLET 3D MH SINGLE POLE LIGHT SWITCH 3-WAY SWITCH MOTION SENSOR SWITCH DUAL SWITCH HUMIDISTAT PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTIONALL DRAWINGS ARE TO THE SCALE SHOWN ON THE SHEETS. THEY ARE INTENDED TO BE PRINTED ON 24x36" SHEETS. IF THEY ARE PRINTED ON A DIFFERENT SIZE SHEET THE SCALE NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY. 715-572-2698 inquiry_arccentral@outlook.com ARC CENTRAL LLC PROJECT NO. DATE REVISIONS © Arc Central LLC 2026 ARCHITECTURE, CONSTRUCTIONMANAGEMENT, INTERIOR DESIGN PROPOSED PLANS FOR COPYRIGHT © Arc Central LLC 2026 All Rights Reserved E101 26044 May 27, 2026 1156 Alpine Drive, Nekoosa, WI 54457 ELECTRICAL POWER & LIGHTING PLANSTown of Rome Prelim. Plan 05.27.26 Const. Docs Date Approval Date Revision 1 Date Revision 2 Date 1/4" = 1'-0"1 1KITCHEN POWER PLANKITCHEN POWER PLAN 0' 8'0' 2' 4' N 1/4" = 1'-0"2 2KITCHEN LIGHTING PLANKITCHEN LIGHTING PLAN SHEET NOTES: 1. ELECTRICIAN TO CONFIRM ACCURATE LIGHT FIXTURE AND OUTLET PLACEMENT WITH CLIENT BEFORE INSTALLATION. 715-572-2698 inquiry_arccentral@outlook.com ARC CENTRAL LLC PROJECT NO. DATE REVISIONS © Arc Central LLC 2026 ARCHITECTURE, CONSTRUCTIONMANAGEMENT, INTERIOR DESIGN PROPOSED PLANS FOR COPYRIGHT © Arc Central LLC 2026 All Rights Reserved ALL DRAWINGS ARE TO THE SCALE SHOWN ON THE SHEETS. THEY ARE INTENDED TO BE PRINTED ON 24x36" SHEETS. IF THEY ARE PRINTED ON A DIFFERENT SIZE SHEET THE SCALE NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY. G101 26044 May 27, 2026 1156 Alpine Drive, Nekoosa, WI 54457 SHEAR WALL DETAILS & FRAMING CONNECTIONS SCHEDULE Town of Rome SHEET NOTES: 1. ALL FRAMING SHOULD BE SPF #2 OR BETTER 2. ALL FRAMING LUMBER IN CONTACT WITH GRADE OR MASONRY SHALL BE PRESSURE TREATED. 3. ALL HEADERS SHALL BE SUPPORTED BY MINIMUM OF TWO SHOULDER STUDS. SPANS OVER 10 FEET SHALL HAVE 5 1/2" MINIMUM BEARING 1 G101 2 G101 TYPICAL WALL SHEATHING SHEAR WALL SHEATHING SHEAR WALL BRACING - FASTEN SHEATHING TO STUD FRAMING WITH 8d NAILS 6" O.C. AT ALL POINTS WHERE SHEETS CROSS FRAMING. SHEAR WALL NAILING TO BE APPLIED WITHIN 8'-0" OF ALL BUILDING CORNERS. EDGE NAIL, 8d COMMON, 6" O.C. FIELD NAIL, 8d COMMON, 6" O.C. 7/16" OSB SHEATHING *SHEATHING TO BE INSTALLED HORIZONTALLY ACROSS STUDS* EDGE NAIL, 8d COMMON, 6" O.C. FIELD NAIL, 8d COMMON, 12" O.C. 7/16" OSB SHEATHING *SHEATHING TO BE INSTALLED HORIZONTALLY ACROSS STUDS* TYPICAL SHEATHING - FASTEN SHEATHING TO STUD FRAMING AS INDICATED ABOVE. 6" 6" 1'-0" 6" 3 G101 ROOF SHEATHING OSB SHEATHING, INSTALL 8d NAILS 6" O.C. AT ALL POINTS WHERE SHEETS CROSS FRAMING. INSTALL "H" CLIPS BETWEEN TRUSSES ON THE LONG SIDE OF THE SHEETS TOP CHORD OF ROOF TRUSSES FASTEN OSB ROOF SHEATHING AS NOTED Prelim. Plan 05.27.26 Const. Docs Date Approval Date Revision 1 Date Revision 2 Date +95'-0" DISPENSER SOAP SHOWER VALVE WATER CLOSET PIPE PROTECTION LAVATORY CLEARANCES BENEATH LAVATORY. LATCH SIDE APPROACH - SWINGING DOORS HINGE SIDE APPROACH - SWINGING DOORS FRONT APPROACH - SWINGING DOORS HOSE BIBB URINAL TOP OF LIP CLOCK 1'-6" CHILDREN 1'-5" HANDICAPPED MIRROR 3'-0" CHILDREN 3'-2" HANDICAPPED LINE FLOOR FLOOR LINE DRYER HAND/HAIR 24" PREFERRED PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER APPROACH X = 42" MIN. IF Y = 54" X = 36" MIN. IF Y = 60" * 54" MIN. IF DOOR HAS CLOSER APPROACH NOTE: APPROACH TOILET PAPERROBE HOOK PARTITION AT TOILET 6'-0" (WOMEN) 5'-0" (CHILDREN) HEAD SHOWER HOLDER PARTITION AT URINAL LINE FLOOR FLOOR LINE TOWEL DISPENSER/ WASTE RECEPTACLE EWC HOSE VALVE CLEAR FLOOR SPACE SANITARY NAPKIN- TAMPON DISPENSER CLEAR SPACE FLOOR APPROACH @ FIXTURES FLOOR LINE SPACE FLOOR CLEAR A LATCH & CLOSER * 48" MIN. IF DOOR HAS BOTH * 48" MIN. IF DOOR HAS CLOSER APPROACH APPROACH BEYOND RIM NOT EXTEND OR SHIELDS DO SANITARY NAPKIN DISPOSAL UNIT 30" X 48" SPACE CLEAR CLEAR FLOOR LEVEL OF COIN SLOT SIAMESE GRAB BARS FLOOR LINE AS REQUIRED SOLID BLOCKING FIRE HOSE CABINET FLOOR LINE 2 WINDOW INDICATOR GAS MAING PROJECTION SCREEN DRINKING FOUNTAIN MISCELLANEOUS SYMBOLS WATER CLOSET (TANK) EWS EYE WASH SINK DF LAV SERVICE SINK LAVATORY CENTER LINE U WC/T WC URINAL WATER CLOSET PROPERTY LINE CONSTRUCTION LIMIT SAN STM FP E T SANITARY SILT FENCE FENCE RAILROAD TRACKS SETBACK LINE ELECTRIC STORM TELEPHONE FIRE PROTECTION GENERAL NOTES WALL MOUNTED FIRE EXTINGUISHER SEMI RECESSED FIRE EXTINGUISHER ILLUMINATED FACE(S) EMERGENCY LIGHTS ARROW(S). SHADED AREA INDICATES EXIT LIGHT-WITH DIRECTIONAL FE FE FLOOR DRAINFD KEYNOTES SHEET NOTES EXIT TO GRADE WH HOSE BIBB WATER METER SAFETY SHOWER WALL HYDRANT HB WH WM SS ACCESSIBLE ROUTE MANHOLE CATCH BASIN POWER POLE LIGHT POLE FIRE HYDRANT INLET PROTECTION CHANNEL PROTECTION TRACKING PROTECTION C.B. P.P. M.H. L.P. F.H. HANDICAP ELEVATION MARKER PLAN NORTH SPOT ELEVATION RECESSED SLAB CONDITION 101'-10" LOW SIDE T.O.F. ELEV = 614'-0"T.O.F. ELEV = 614'-0" PLAN NORTH CEILING HEIGHT INDICATOR COLUMN REFERENCE GRID REVISION INDICATOR KEYNOTE INDICATOR EQUIPMENT NUMBER PARTITION TYPE INDICATOR A 2 3 4 X X X ARCHITECTURAL MATERIAL INDICATIONS CIVIL SYMBOLS NEW GRADE ELEVATION EXISTING GRADE ELEVATION GRASS 100.00 100.00 CIVIL INDICATIONS W 100 100 WATER MAIN EXISTING CONTOUR NEW CONTOUR DATUM PARTITION INDICATIONS INSULATION WOOD METAL BATT/LOOSE FILL WOOD STUD FINISH STEEL WALL DEFINITIONS EARTHWORKS CONCRETE MASONRY /PRECAST EXISTING CONSTRUCTION CONCRETE BLOCK COMPACTED FILL CAST-IN-PLACE SWAMP MISC. DIRECTION OF PITCHWITH % OF SLOPE UNIFORM PITCH DOWNSPOUT HIGH POINT CLEANOUT FLUSH WITH GRADE SWALE LINE W/ DIR. OF FLOW U.P. D.S. C.O. H.P. 2.0% GLASS WOOD STUD (DETAIL) RIGID ALUMINUM ROUGH METAL STUD (DETAIL) PLYWOOD /BRONZE BRASS SPECIFIC DETAILS ARE SHOWN ON DETAIL ROOM IDENTIFIER NOMINAL SIZE OR S.F. DOOR INDICATOR ARCHITECTURAL SYMBOLS MATCH LINE INDICATOR 101 MATCH LINESEE XX/X-XXX SHEET AS FOLLOWS: NAME NUMBER DETAIL NUMBER DETAIL SHEET NUMBER DETAIL SHEET NUMBER DETAILS OF SPECIFIC ITEMS ON PLANS, ETC. ARE DETAIL INDICATOR FOR SMALL CONDITIONS ARE SHOWN AS FOLLOWS: 1 A2 DETAIL NUMBER SHOWN AS FOLLOWS: ELEVATION SHEET NEW CONSTRUCTION BRICK GROUT UNDISTURBED EARTH STONE DEMOLITION DRAINAGE FILL ETC. ARE SHOWN AS FOLLOWS: BUILDING SECTIONS CUT ON PLANS, ETC. ARE SHOWN AS FOLLOWS: PARTIAL SECTIONS CUT ON PLANS, INTERIOR ELEVATIONS SHOWN AS FOLLOWS: SECTIONS AND DETAILS ELEVATION NUMBER SECTION LETTER SECTION SHEET HORIZ horizontal INSUL insulate(d), insulation LAV lavatory LF linear foot LL live load INT interior JST joist JT joint INCL include(d), including HVAC heating/ventilating/air conditioning IE invert elevation ID inside diameter IN inch HTG heating HW hot water HYD hydrant square/square foot LP plate angle diameter centerlineLC I# oI GA gauge GC general contract(or) HM hollow metal HDWR hardware HC hollow core HGT height HB hose bib GL glass, glazing GALV galvanized GYP gypsum GB grab bar FNDTN foundation FTG footing, fitting G gas FT foot FLUR fluorescent FE fire extinguisher FD floor drain FLR floor FIN finish DR door, drain ELEC electric(al) FAC fire access cabinet EXP exposed, expansion EWC electric water cooler EPI extruded polystyrene insulation EPDM ethylene, propylene, diene terpolymer EXIST existing EXT exterior EXH exhaust EQUIP equipment EW each way ELEV elevator EIFS exterior finish insulation system DWG drawing EL elevation EA each DWALL drywall DW dishwasher DS down spout DTL detail CONTR contract(or) DIM dimension DF drinking fountain DIA diameter DBL double DN down CY cubic yard CT ceramic tile CR curb ramp CPT carpet(ed) CONT continue, continuous CMU concrete masonry unit CONC concrete COL column CO cleanout CJ construction joint CF cubic feet CLK caulk(ing) CLJ control joint CLG ceiling STANDARD ABBREVIATIONS AP access panel BM beam, bench mark BS both sides BTM bottom BRG bearing BO by others BLKG blocking BLDG building ASPH asphalt BD board AFF above finished floor AB anchor bolt ALUM aluminum A/C air conditioning ALT alternate 1/4" = 1'-0" 8'2' 4'0 3'-1 1/4"3'-8 11/16" 3'-0" 40" max. 17" min. depth 34" max. 29" min. 6" max. 27" min 1'-10 5/16" STANDARD 1'-10 3/8" 6'-0 5/8" (MIN.) 8" min. 9" min. 12" MAX. 18" MIN. 3'-5" STANDARD 3'-1 1/4" 7"-9" 3'-3 1/8" MIN. 15" MIN. 60" MIN. X 24" MIN. 48" MIN. * Y 5'-9 13/16" 4'-6" 11 3/16" 6'-6" (MEN) 1'-10 3/8" 1'-4 3/4" 3'-3 1/8" 2'-7 11/16" 3'-1 1/4" 3'-1 1/4" MAX. 5 3/4" 17"-19" X NOTE: X = 12" MIN. IF DOOR HAS BOTH A LATCH & CLOSER 56" min. 24" MIN. 36" PREF. 60" min. 16"-18" 42" min. 30" min. 48" min. 19" max. 3'-1 1/4" 17" min. 48" MIN. 54" MIN. 42" MIN. * 24" MIN. 42" MIN. * 2'-0 3/16" SCREEN WALLS 29" (735 mm) 2'-2 1/16" 1 1/2" 1 1/4"-1 1/2" 5'-8 7/8" 5'-5 3/16" NOTES APPLY TO ENTIRE DOCUMENT SET. NOTES APPLY ONLY WHERE INDICATED BY SYMBOL. NOTES APPLY ONLY TO SHEET. MANUF manufactured MAX maximum MB mop basin MECH mechanical MEMB membrane MFR manufacturer MIN minimum MISC miscellaneous MO masonry opening MTL metal NIC not in contract NO number NOM nominal NTS not to scale OC on center OD outside diameter OH overhead, overhang OPNG opening PART partition PCF pounds per cubic foot PKT pocket PLAS plastic PLBG plumbing PLF pounds per lineal foot PNL panel POLY polyethylene PROJ project, projected PROP property PSF pounds per square foot PSI pounds per square inch PT pressure treated PTD paint(ed) PVC polyvinyl chloride PVMT pavement PWD plywood QT quarry tile R radius, riser RA return air RD roof drain REF refrigerator REINF reinforcing REQD required REV revise, revision RM room RO rough opening SA supply air SC solid core SF square foot SH shelf, shelving, shower SHT sheet SIM similar SPKR speaker SQ square SS stainless steel STC sound transmission coefficient STD standard STL steel SUSP suspended SY square yard T tread TELE telephone T/G tongue and groove THK thick(ness) TOF top of footing TOS top of steel TOW top of wall TYP typical UH unit heater VB vapor barrier VCT vinyl composition tile VERT vertical VT vinyl tile W water W/ with WD wood W/O without WP waterproof(ing) WSCT wainscot WWF welded wire fabric FLOOR PLAN MOUNTING HEIGHTS & CLEARANCES M 715-572-2698 inquiry_arccentral@outlook.com ARC CENTRAL LLC PROJECT NO. DATE REVISIONS © Arc Central LLC 2026 ARCHITECTURE, CONSTRUCTIONMANAGEMENT, INTERIOR DESIGN PROPOSED PLANS FOR COPYRIGHT © Arc Central LLC 2026 All Rights Reserved ALL DRAWINGS ARE TO THE SCALE SHOWN ON THE SHEETS. THEY ARE INTENDED TO BE PRINTED ON 24x36" SHEETS. IF THEY ARE PRINTED ON A DIFFERENT SIZE SHEET THE SCALE NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY. G102 26044 May 27, 2026 1156 Alpine Drive, Nekoosa, WI 54457 SYMBOLS AND LEGENDSTown of Rome Prelim. Plan 05.27.26 Const. Docs Date Approval Date Revision 1 Date Revision 2 Date 60" (1525 mm) MIN. SWING--OPPOSITE DIRECTION Notes 1. Hardware: Specify hardware that can be operated with one hand, without tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist. 2. Thresholds: Thresholds are typically limited to 1/2 in. maximum height; however, some standards allow a 3/4 in. height for certain sliding doors. 3. Opening force: Interior doors (other than fire doors) should be able to be operated with 5 lb of force. Exterior doors and fire doors may be regulated by the authority having jursidiction. WITHIN 43" OF FLOOR SHOULD EXTEND TO LEAST ONE PANEL ARE PROVIDED, AT WHERE VISION LIGHTS (865 AND 1220 mm) LOCATED BETWEEN DOOR HARDWARE SHOULD BE SMOOTH OF DOOR SURFACE BOTTOM 10" (255 mm) 60" (1525 mm) MIN. HANDRAIL PROTECTION PROVIDES EDGE ENCLOSED RAMP CLEAR WIDTH 36" (915 mm) MIN. X = RAMP LENGTH (HORIZONTAL PROJECTION OR RUN) MIN. PARALLEL APPROACH--ALCOVE 48" (1220 mm) MIN. 60" (1525 mm) MIN. 32" (815 mm) 36" (915 mm) MIN. MIN. SINGLE WHEELCHAIR 24" (610 mm) MIN. TWO WHEELCHAIRS 36" (915 mm) 32" (815 mm) MIN. MIN. MIN. 24" (610 mm) ONE WHEELCHAIR AND 48" (1220 mm) MIN. ONE AMBULATORY PERSON PARALLEL ACCESSABLE DOORS 43" (1090 mm) 34" 48" MAX. MIN. CLOSER DOOR MAX. ABOVE FLOOR 34" AND 48" 36" (915 mm) FORWARD APPROACH--ALCOVE 30" (760 mm) 30" (760 mm) 21" (535 mm) 48" (1220 mm) MAX. 15" (380 mm) MIN. 48" (1220 mm) MIN.30" (760 mm) MIN. (380 mm) X > 15" MIN. SHELVES X > 24" (610 mm) MAX. ACCESSIBLE RANGE 48" (1220 mm) MAX. CLOSET 21" (535 mm) MAX. 10" (255 mm) MAX. 32" TO 42" PREFERRED 54" (1370 mm) MAX. 9" (230 mm) MIN. 24" (610 mm) 46" (1170 mm) 34" (865 mm) MAX. MAX. SIDE REACH OVER OBSTRUCTION HIGH AND LOW SIDE REACH LIMITS 17" (430 mm) MIN. 6" (150 mm)11" (280 mm) OVER 10" (1:20 SLOPE) 1/2" RISE, MAX. 34" TO 38" (865 TO 965 mm) EXTENDED PLATFORM 10" (255 mm) MIN. (255 mm TO 610 mm) 10" TO 24"20" TO 25" (510 TO 635 mm) 48" (1220 mm) 30" (760 mm) 48" (1220 mm) MIN. 30" (760 mm) MIN. FORWARD MIN. OBSTRUCTED HIGH FORWARD REACH ALCOVE SPACE FLOOR CLEAR 30" X 48" MAX. OBSTRUCTED SIDE REACH MAX. 44" (1120 mm) MAX. 48" (1220 mm) MAX. 20" (510 mm) MAX. 46" (1170 mm) MAX. 34" (865 mm) MAX. 48" (1220 mm) MAX. 10" (255 mm) 34" (865 mm) MAX. MAX. 6" (150 mm) MAX. TOE CLEARANCE ONLY 9" (230 mm) 48" (1220 mm) SWING--SAME DIRECTION DIRECTION OF TRAVEL MIN. 27" (685 mm) MIN. 9" (230 mm) specific accessible elements. Clearances shown are required at WHEELCHAIR TURNING SPACE OF MANEUVERING CLEARANCE OR THIS AREA MAY BE USED AS PART MINIMUM CLEARANCE NOTE TOE CLEARANCE 8" (205 mm) MIN. MIN. CLEARANCE CLEARANCE TOE KNEE MIN. (865 TO 965 mm) 34" TO 38" Slope = Y:X, where X is a level plane. NOTE Y = RAMP LANDING RISE RAMP SURFACE HORIZONTAL EXTENSION 12" (305 mm) MIN. RAMP RAMP RAILING RAMP ANYCLEARANY 80" (2030 mm) MIN. 27" (685 mm)48" (1220 mm) MAX. UNOBSTRUCTED FORWARD REACH 15" (380 mm) MIN. TO A WALL WALKING PARALLEL (685 mm) HIGHER THAN 27" OR LESS 48" (1220 mm) MAX. UNOBSTRUCTED SIDE REACH DISABILITY, PERSON WITH TYP. MIN. 15" (380 mm) FOR ADAAG * 54" (1370 mm) MAX. 27" (685 mm) TO A WALL WALKING PERPENDICULAR OR LESS WALKING PARALLEL TO A WALL RANGE CANE AMOUNT MAX. 4" (100 mm) WIDTH AMOUNT MAX. 1/2" (13 mm) 9" (230 mm) 27" (685 mm) MIN. is not considered knee and toe clearance. table, desk, or other element, but that space Additional space can be provided beneath the WHEELCHAIR TURNING SPACE OF MANEUVERING CLEARANCE OR THIS AREA MAY BE USED AS PART MAXIMUM CLEARANCE NOTE CLEARANCE TOE AND KNEE CLEARANCE TOE AND KNEE 25" (635 mm) MAX. KNEE CLEARANCE CLEARANCE TOE turning space, and access aisles. maneuvering clearances, wheelchair in level in clear floor space, 2. Some standards prohibit changes 1/2 in. (13 mm) must be ramped. 1. Changes in level greater than 36" (915 mm) MIN. BALUSTER HANDRAIL CLEAR WIDTH 2 ALLOWED (6.5 TO 13 mm) 1/4" TO 1/2" NOTES MAX. 1 1/4" (6.5 mm) NOT ALLOWED ALLOWED MAX. RAMP RUN RAMP RISE RAMP WHEELCHAIR TURNING SPACE OF MANEUVERING CLEARANCE OR THIS AREA MAY BE USED AS PART 1 1/2"1 1/4" TO 2" 29" NONCIRCULAR 2 1/4" 1 1/2" 2 1/4" 2 1/4" 2 1/2" ANSI MIN. MAX. MAX. MAX. PROJECTION HORIZONTAL PERIMETER 4" TO 6 1/4" MAX. CIRCULAR 2 1/2" ANSI MIN. MIN. PROJECTION HORIZONTAL 48" 40" 27" 34" 17" TO 25" 9" MIN. MAX. MAX. MAX. 30" MIN. 17" 3'-8" REMOVABLE LAVATORY TOP OF BOTTOM MIRROR MIN. REFLECTIVE PART OF 2'-3" PERPENDICULAR APPROACH PARALLEL APPROACH SEAT 25" SPACE FLOOR CLEAR MAX. 4'-6 7/16" 9 1__ 16" 34" TO 38" (865 TO 965 mm) MIN. OF TRAVEL DIRECTION 1:20 IS NOT<(SLOPE LANDING ARE REQUIRED) SO NO HANDRAILS DEFINED AS A RAMP LANDING 12" (305 mm) MIN. 1:20 SLOPE 1:12 TO HORIZONTAL PROJECTION 4'-7" 3'-8" 1'-0" 2'-9" 2'-9" 3'-6" 2'-0"4'-0" 12" 8" 2'-9" TO 2'-9" MOUNT CONTROLS IN THIS AREA ONLY 3'-6" MIN. 18" 1'-10" 15" SEAT FOLDING SHOWER SHOWER HEAD FIXED 18" 3'-7" ± 5" CONTROL AREA 2'-6" TO 3'-0" GRAB BAR 1 1/2" (38 mm) DIAMETER HANDHELD SHOWER HEAD 6"MIRROR URINAL PARTITION URINAL (ELONGATED TYPE) TOILET PARTITION 2'-9"3'-0 5__ 16" MAX. 1'-5" MIN. 8" 60" (1525 mm) MIN. 60" (1525 mm) MIN. MIN. REQUIRED LANDING WIDTH mm) (255 RAMP AS RAMP RUN AT LEAST AS WIDE RAMP X LANDING Y LANDING SURFACE TO REFLECTING LANDING LENGTH 3'-0" MIN. 5" MAX. 1'-0" 3'-6" CLEAR 11_ 2" 3'-4" 1'-3" 2'-3" 2'-10" 2'-6" 5" MAX. 2" 1 1/2" LC 1'-6" 2'-10" 1'-7" MIN. BOWL AND PIPES MUST BE CONTAINED WITHIN THIS AREA 5'-0" clear SPACE 2'-6" X 4'-0" CLEAR FLOOR 3'-0" MAX. LC 5'-0" x 5'-0" CLEAR FLOOR SPACE AT ACCESSIBLE STALL 3'-6" 1'-6" VERTICAL GRAB BAR HORIZ. GRAB BAR CTR OF TOILET KNEE/TOE CLEARANCE MIN. 3'-4"VERT. BAR MANUEVERING CLEARANCES, REACH RANGES, & PROTRUDING OBJECTS RAMPS & DOORS MOUNTING HEIGHTS & CLEARANCES 715-572-2698 inquiry_arccentral@outlook.com ARC CENTRAL LLC PROJECT NO. DATE REVISIONS © Arc Central LLC 2026 ARCHITECTURE, CONSTRUCTIONMANAGEMENT, INTERIOR DESIGN PROPOSED PLANS FOR COPYRIGHT © Arc Central LLC 2026 All Rights Reserved ALL DRAWINGS ARE TO THE SCALE SHOWN ON THE SHEETS. THEY ARE INTENDED TO BE PRINTED ON 24x36" SHEETS. IF THEY ARE PRINTED ON A DIFFERENT SIZE SHEET THE SCALE NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY. G103 26044 May 27, 2026 1156 Alpine Drive, Nekoosa, WI 54457 ACCESSIBILITY DETAILSTown of Rome Prelim. Plan 05.27.26 Const. Docs Date Approval Date Revision 1 Date Revision 2 Date RAMP, STREET OR PARKING SLOPE GUTTER FROM LEVEL WITH SLOPE 1:12 MAX. TYPE A PAVEMENT SLOPE SLOPE 1:50 MAX. 6" CURB MAX. SLOPE CURB WITH RAMP 1:12 MAX. CURB LEVEL WITH GROUND COVER VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS FOR PERSONS WITH DETECTABLE WARNING TYPE B SLOPE 1:12 MAX. GROUND COVER CURB LEVEL WITH SLOPE SLOPE CURB WITH RAMP 1:12 MAX. GROUND COVER CURB LEVEL WITH 1:50 MAX. SLOPE TYPE C TYPE D ROADWAY WITH LEVEL TYPE E IMPAIRMENT VISUAL PERSONS WITH WARNING FOR DETECTABLE CROSS SLOPE SLOPE 1:12 MAX. SLOPE 1:50 MAX. 1:10 MAX. RAMP CURB FROM GUTTER SLOPE CROSS SLOPE 1:50 MAX. SLOPE 1:10 MAX. 1:12 MAX. SLOPE TYPE F SLOPE 1:50 MAX. TYPE G GROUND COVER CURB LEVEL WITH WITH RAMP SLOPE CURB 1:12 MAX. SLOPE NOTE If the 4 ft 0 in. preferred dimension cannot be met for type F, the 1:10 slope becomes 1:12 maximum. ACCESSIBLE ROUTE SIGN BUMPER S S S S SV HATCHING INTERNATIONAL SYMBOL IN PAVEMENT (OPTIONAL) SIGN (VAN-ACCESSIBLE PARKING) SV SVSV CURB SIDEWALK SV SV SIDEWALK CURB CURB RAMP LANDSCAPING CURB SIDEWALK SLOPE OF FLARES 1:10 SV S WALL 18'-0" MIN. 19'-0" PREF. 19'-0" PREF. 18'-0" MIN. 19'-0" PREF. 18'-0" MIN. 2'-6" MIN. 1'-6" MIN.2'-0"PREFERRED 8'-0" MIN. 9'-0" PREFERRED TYP. 5'-0" TYP. SLOPE 1:12SLOPE 1:12 SLOPE 1:12 SLOPE 1:12 8'-0" 8'-0" MIN. 9'-0" PREFERRED TYP. FOR 6" CURB AND 1/4":1'-0" CROSS-SLOPE 8'-0" MIN. 9'-0" PREF. TYP. 8'-0" MIN. 9'-0" PREFERRED TYP. 2'-6" 2'-6" MIN. 2'-6" 2'-6" 4'-0" MIN. 2'-6" 3'-0" MIN. 2'-0" PREFERRED 3'-8 1 2" TYP. 3'-0" MIN. 2'-0" OVRHNG 3' MIN. 8'-0" 8'-0" 3'-0" 3'-0" 3'-0" MIN. 2'-0" OVERHANG 8'-0" 3'-0" MIN. 2'-0" OVRHNG 3'-0" TYP. 5'-0" 2'-0" OVRHNG 3'-0" MIN. 1'-0" 1'-6" 1'-0" 1'-6" MANUEVERING CLEARANCES, REACH RANGES, & PROTRUDING OBJECTS ACCESSIBLE SIDEWALK RAMPS 715-572-2698 inquiry_arccentral@outlook.com ARC CENTRAL LLC PROJECT NO. DATE REVISIONS © Arc Central LLC 2026 ARCHITECTURE, CONSTRUCTIONMANAGEMENT, INTERIOR DESIGN PROPOSED PLANS FOR COPYRIGHT © Arc Central LLC 2026 All Rights Reserved ALL DRAWINGS ARE TO THE SCALE SHOWN ON THE SHEETS. THEY ARE INTENDED TO BE PRINTED ON 24x36" SHEETS. IF THEY ARE PRINTED ON A DIFFERENT SIZE SHEET THE SCALE NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY. G104 26044 May 27, 2026 1156 Alpine Drive, Nekoosa, WI 54457 ACCESSIBLE PARKING AND SIDEWALK DETAILSTown of Rome Prelim. Plan 05.27.26 Const. Docs Date Approval Date Revision 1 Date Revision 2 Date