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453561 Technical Scope_Draft_rev
program. There are a significant amount of planning assumptions made in order to develop and process
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) within the 5-year work program. There are a significant amount of planning assumptions made in order
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-range estimate (LRE) within the 5-year work program. There are a significant amount of planning
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for the operational and planning expenses of the Commission in carrying out its legislative
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Planning Organization (TPO), in partnership with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), hosted
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coordination, everything seems to be last minute. PLANNING IS KEY. 30 Category 6: Mitigate Cost and T ime
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to local officials for land use planning in the final noise study report for PD&E • Reminder
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with FDOT projects in all phases of the project development process [Planning, Project Development, evaluation increases as the project moves from the Planning phase to the Construction phase. Contamination, . The following project activities occur during the ETDM process: • Planning Screen – Specific information identified in the PED of the Planning Screen includes information about known or potential
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and Railroads in a project area should begin prior to the PD&E phase d u ring planning or corridor
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environment involving various disciplines (e.g., managed lanes planning, PD&E, construction
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Transit System (RTS) buses) and also assist with planning future Connected and Autonomous Vehicle
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Devices 17890 3 Traffic Control Devices for Movable Span Bridge Signals PLANNING
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Devices for Movable Span Bridge Signals PLANNING 17900 7 Traffic Monitoring Site
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Bridge Signals PLANNING 17900 Traffic Monitoring Site INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION
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PLANNING 17900 Traffic Monitoring Site INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS 18100
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DGN 17890 Traffic Control Devices for Movable Span Bridge Signals DGN PLANNING 17900
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): The 18-kip Equivalent Single Axle Loads 18-kip ESAL's are obtained from the District Planning, Arterial: ESALD = 4,900,000 (from the Planning Office) Use 5,000,000 MR = 14,000 psi (from, from the District Planning Office is ESALD = 20,000,000. The subgrade resilient modulus (MR) value, obtained from the District Planning Office. Round up ESALD to 7,000,000 Traffic Level C (Section 5.5.4
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environment involving various disciplines (e.g., managed lanes planning, PD&E, construction
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use planning. The distances between the proposed highway and noise sensitive sites (where predicted, ) are determined to facilitate future land use planning that is compatible with the traffic noise environment
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