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Driveways may have a centerline angled a minimum of <br /> forty-five degrees (45°) to the pavement centerline when the <br /> use is restricted to one-way. <br /> Adjacent driveway radii shall be separated by a minimum <br /> distance of six feet (6 ' ) measured parallel to the pavement <br /> edge. <br /> The flow of existing roadway ditches crossed by a driveway <br /> shall be maintained by the installation of a storm sewer <br /> or culvert pipe having a capacity equivalent to anticipated <br /> flow. Minimum size shall be twelve inches (12") . The length <br /> shall be such that the slope from the edge of the drive to the <br /> end of the pipe shall not be steeper than 4 :1, with a practical <br /> minimum of five feet (5 ' ) . End sections of the same type as <br /> the drain pipe shall be installed on the ends of all pipes . <br /> 4 . CONSTRUCTION TIME LIMIT AND PROCEDURES <br /> Sidewalks , driveways , curb, gutters, and combination <br /> curb and gutter shall not be constructed between November lst <br /> and March 31st without written consent of the Director o-f <br /> Public Works . <br /> The surface of all concrete construction shall be covered <br /> with white polyethylene sheeting and kept moist for the entire <br /> curing period or curing compound may be used. Low temperatures <br /> protection shall be as provided in the Illinois Department <br /> of Transportation Standard Specifications . <br /> All completed concrete construction shall be carefully <br /> barricaded to prevent travel across it. Suitable lights or <br /> flares shall be used at night. The barricades shall remain <br /> in place during the curing period. <br /> All excess excavated material shall be removed from the <br /> street. The space occupied by the fo�s shall be backfilled <br /> to the top of the finished work. <br /> The construction of all sidewalks, driveways, curb or <br /> combination curb and gutter shall be under the general super- <br /> vision of the Engineering Division of the Departmen t of Public <br /> Works of the City of Decatur, Illinois. <br />