Packet: Tiffin City Council Work Session (09/15/2026), Page 391 of 730

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CHAPTER 158 SUDAS B. Section 7040 Pavement Rehabilitation. Article 1.08 H. 1. Make the following change: “1.08. H.1. Measurement: Measurement will be in square yards. No Deduction in area will be made for manholes, storm sewer intakes, valve boxes, or other structures less the 2 square yards in area. The maximum payable trench width for trenched utility work shall be computed based on pipe diameter and depth of cut. Refer to Table 3-3 for maximum payable trench widths. Pavement removal outside of the maximum trench width will not be measured for payment unless directed by the Engineer. Pavement removal for patching is included as part of the patching item and will not be measured separately.” 4. Division 11 Miscellaneous. Add the following section: “Light poles, electrical circuits, handholes and junction boxes (highway lighting) In general light poles, electrical circuits, handholes and junction boxes shall be in accordance with Section 2523 of Iowa Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Highway and Bridge Construction (current revision). All materials shall meet the City Design Standards. Light poles shall consist of a metal pole of sufficient length such that the mounting of the luminaire is not less than 26 feet or more than 30 feet above the roadway surface. Mast arm shall be galvanized steel. Lighting fixture shall contain an LED light source with a minimum of 8,500 lumens (ASA, Type III) and shall meet Illumination Engineering Society (IES) Type II “sharp cutoff” lighting criteria (limited “fugitive light” and direct downward illumination).” CODE OF ORDINANCES, TIFFIN, IOWA - 1383 -

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  • City agenda center (revize): Agenda packet (packet_2026-09-15_3ae8c189-9979-4d30-987b-38d0c38bde62.pdf) — where it was found first seen Oct 12, 2026

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