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: 850-414-4314 Specification Title: Section 701 – Audible and Vibratory Pavement Markings Section 702 – Wet Weather Pavement Markings Section 711 – Thermoplastic Traffic Stripes and Markings Specification, by these changes? None Are changes needed to the PPM, Design Standards, SDG, CPAM or other manual? No Is a Design Bulletin, Construction Memo, or Estimates Bulletin needed? Yes – a DCE memo will be sent out, a thickness of 0.10 to 0.15 inch when measured above the pavement surface. Also, all gore, island
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Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 222 - Pedestrian Facilities 222 Pedestrian Facilities 222.1 General This chapter provides the minimum criteria to be used for the design of pedestrian, roadways except where restricted on Limited Access (LA) facilities. Process a Design Variation when the design criteria for pedestrian facilities in this manual are not met. Reference the following conditions that support not providing a pedestrian facility in the Design Variation documentation
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Projects Licensing Inspections Pavement Inspections Airport Directory Information, ... Pavement Inspections Pavement condition is assessed utilizing the pavement condition index (PCI) methodology as defined by the FAA. The PCI methodology provides a means for systematically assessing pavement, functional pavement conditions. Pavement deterioration is characterized in terms
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, and handle traffic-related situations. Provide the WTS or designee with a tablet or smartphone, designee shall record lane closure information into the Department’s lane closure notification system, on the device at a readily visible location. Sheeting used on devices and pavement markings, cone collars at night designed to properly fit the taper of the cone when installed. Collars may, at least one stake or bolt into the underlying pavement or bridge deck. All other units, including
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/Subarticles: Telephone: email: Will the proposed revision involve Design Standard Index changes? Yes No Roadway Design staff contacted (name): Structures Design staff contacted (name): Will the proposed revision involve PPM changes? Yes No Roadway Design staff contacted (name, ): Will this revision necessitate any of the following: Design Bulletin Construction Bulletin Estimates Bulletin, pavement markings for maintenance of traffic (MOT) in construction areas. Provide any other special
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Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 222 - Pedestrian Facilities 222 Pedestrian Facilities 222.1 General This chapter provides the minimum criteria to be used for the design of pedestrian, roadways except where restricted on Limited Access (LA) facilities. Process a Design Variation when the design criteria for pedestrian facilities in this manual are not met. Reference the following conditions that support not providing a pedestrian facility in the Design Variation documentation
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Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual January 1, 2026 222 - Pedestrian Facilities 1 222, for the design of pedestrian facilities on the State Highway System. The term “pedestrian” used in this chapter, a Design Variation when the design criteria for pedestrian facilities in this manual are not met. Reference the following conditions that support not providing a pedestrian facility in the Design, available means should meet the following requirements: (a) Meet the design criteria for pedestrian
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may also be required on unusual bridge typical sections. (2) Pavement Design Package: The pavement design is developed and approved by the responsible professional engineer in accordance with Department pavement design procedures. Concurrence from the District Design Engineer is required, Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 128-Federal Aid Project Certification 128 Federal-Aid, responsibilities and approvals for design, plans, specifications, estimates, contract awards
https://fdotwww.blob.core.windows.net/sitefinity/docs/default-source/roadway/fdm/review/2024fdm128fedaidcert.pdf?sfvrsn=8cfa8e48_1CM-706-01 Raised Pavement Marker Class F
CM-706-01 Raised Pavement Marker Class F, FDOT Traffic Engineering Research Laboratory (TERL) Raised Pavement Marker Class F Compliance, is classified as a Class F raised pavement marker (RPM). RPM is an internally illuminated, permanent, long-life device with an ASTM D4280 Surface Designation H (hard abrasion-resistant lens). FORMDROPDOWN, . The depth of embedment of the RPM housing into pavement is 2.5 inches or less, and the housing projects 0.75 inches or less above the pavement surface. FORMDROPDOWN Provide product literature
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Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 222 - Pedestrian Facilities 222 Pedestrian Facilities 222.1 General This chapter provides the minimum criteria to be used for the design of pedestrian, roadways except where restricted on Limited Access ( LA) facilities. Process a Design Variation when the design criteria for pedestrian facilities in this manual are not met. Reference the following conditions that support not providing a pedestrian facility in the Design Variation documentation
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Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 222 - Pedestrian Facilities 222 Pedestrian Facilities 222.1 General This chapter provides the minimum criteria to be used for the design of pedestrian, roadways except where restricted on Limited Access ( LA) facilities. Process a Design Variation when the design criteria for pedestrian facilities in this manual are not met. Reference the following conditions that support not providing a pedestrian facility in the Design Variation documentation
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) TERMS OF USE:Bentley Microstation Drawings are provided (as zipped DGN files) for designers who decide, Engineer becomes the Engineer of Record (EOR) responsible for the changes. See the FDOT Design, Data Table Cell Library Index Title Design Standards Index Miscellaneous 000-510 DGN, 500 125-001 DGN Utility Adjustments thru Existing Pavement 307 141-T01 DGN, Treatments, Surface Courses and Concrete Pavement Concrete Pavement 330-001 DGN Paved and Graded
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, and cross-sections for proper drainage and protection of the pavement edge. 577-2 Equipment. Provide, material. Stockpile excess materials resulting from the reworking procedure in areas designated, which has grown over the edge of existing pavement. Disc the existing shoulders prior to placing, will be as follows: Drop Off from Edge of Pavement to Shoulder 1/2” to 1” maximum Shoulders 3/4 “per, vegetation that has grown over the edge of existing pavement and remove excess material from the pavement
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, and cross-sections for proper drainage and protection of the pavement edge. 577-2 Equipment. Provide, material. Stockpile excess materials resulting from the reworking procedure in areas designated, which has grown over the edge of existing pavement. Disc the existing shoulders prior to placing, will be as follows: Drop Off from Edge of Pavement to Shoulder 1/2” to 1” maximum Shoulders 3/4 “per, vegetation that has grown over the edge of existing pavement and remove excess material from the pavement
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, grades, and cross-sections for proper drainage and protection of the pavement edge. 577-2 Equipment, designated by the Engineer. 577-3.2 Fill Material: The Department (will, will not) provide fill material, has grown over the edge of existing pavement. Disc the existing shoulders prior to placing, will be as follows: Drop Off from Edge of Pavement to Shoulder 1/2” to 1” maximum Shoulders 3/4 “per foot, that has grown over the edge of existing pavement and remove excess material from the pavement’s
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, and cross-sections for proper drainage and protection of the pavement edge. 577-2 Equipment, soil material. Stockpile excess materials resulting from the reworking procedure in areas designated, grown over the edge of existing pavement. Disc the existing shoulders prior to placing additional, will be as follows: Drop Off from Edge of Pavement to Shoulder 1/2” to 1” maximum Shoulders 3/4 “per foot, that has grown over the edge of existing pavement and remove excess material from the pavement’s edge
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, and cross-sections for proper drainage and protection of the pavement edge. 577-2 Equipment, soil material. Stockpile excess materials resulting from the reworking procedure in areas designated, grown over the edge of existing pavement. Disc the existing shoulders prior to placing additional, will be as follows: Drop Off from Edge of Pavement to Shoulder 1/2” to 1” maximum Shoulders 3/4 “per foot, that has grown over the edge of existing pavement and remove excess material from the pavement’s edge
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, and cross-sections for proper drainage and protection of the pavement edge. 577-2 Equipment, soil material. Stockpile excess materials resulting from the reworking procedure in areas designated, grown over the edge of existing pavement. Disc the existing shoulders prior to placing additional, will be as follows: Drop Off from Edge of Pavement to Shoulder 1/2” to 1” maximum Shoulders 3/4 “per foot, that has grown over the edge of existing pavement and remove excess material from the pavement’s edge
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, and cross-sections for proper drainage and protection of the pavement edge. 577-2 Equipment. Provide, material. Stockpile excess materials resulting from the reworking procedure in areas designated, the edge of existing pavement. Disc the existing shoulders prior to placing additional material, : Drop Off from Edge of Pavement to Shoulder 1/2” to 1” maximum Shoulders 3/4 “per foot Front Slopes 1, over the edge of existing pavement and remove excess material from the pavement’s edge for the width
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