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OOM_20241006_Executive-Order-24-214

, Seminole, St. Johns, St. Lucie, Sumter, and Volusia counties. 2 Section 2. I designate, Framework. E. Designate Deputy State Coordinating Officers and Deputy State Disaster Recovery, that the State Coordinating Officer may designate as destination counties for evacuees in this emergency; 3

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ExecutiveOrder-25-13

declare that a state of emergency exists in the State of Florida. Section 2. I designate, Agency's National Disaster Recovery Framework. E. Designate Deputy State Coordinating Officers and Deputy, transportation of evacuees to those counties that the State Coordinating Officer may designate

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SS5480000

, grades, design, and dimensions shown in the Contract Documents or established by the Engineer, approved mix designs. 548-2.2 Reinforcing Steel: Meet the requirements of Section 931 utilizing Grade, to deformation under sustained long term design load while in service and resistant to ultraviolet degradation, openings with geotextile fabric meeting the requirements of Section 985 and Type D-5 of the Design

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SS5480000

, grades, design, and dimensions shown in the Contract Documents or established by the Engineer, for performance of all testing required by Section 346. Use Department approved mix designs. 548-2.2, /backfill. Use geosynthetics having high resistance to deformation under sustained long term design, the requirements of Section 985 and Type D-5 of the Design Standards, Index No. 199. Apply

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SS5480000

, grades, design, and dimensions shown in the Contract Documents or established by the Engineer, for performance of all testing required by Section 346. Use Department approved mix designs. 548-2.2, /backfill. Use geosynthetics having high resistance to deformation under sustained long term design, the requirements of Section 985 and Type D-5 of the Design Standards, Index No. 199. Apply

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TEO-26-01

detection systems. This omission leaves a critical gap in the design and implementation, delays creates a ripple effect of challenges. Syste m designers lack clear benchmarks to evaluate, In a second case study, we will focus on a Dynamic Dilemma-Zone Detection system designed to reduce, designed to address the inherent delays of IP cameras. For example, hybrid systems that combine loops, Foundations, and Protocol Design for Mobile Networks and Mobile Computing , 334–339. https://doi.org

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5500200FHWA

are designated as follows: Type A (Farm Fence). Type A (Wildlife Fence). Type B (Chain-Link Fence, by approved means. Fasten the fabric using tools designed for the purpose, in accordance, or with single-wire stretchers designed for the purpose. 550-4.7 Electrical Grounds: 550-4.7.1 Grounding, of Fence. The types of fence are designated as follows: Type A (Farm Fence). Type A (Wildlife Fence, designed for the purpose, in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations. Apply the tension

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FL FY24-26 3HSP - Final 06.29.23

error and decisions can lead to crashes, but the transportation system can be designed to accommodate, forces before death or serious injury occurs; therefore, the transportation system must be designed, . • Geospatial (2022) provided by FDOT Roadway Characteristics Inventory, including design/posted speed, the public, which leads to community-based decisions when planning, designing, constructing, emphasis on those most affected. The state’s public engagement efforts and activities are designed

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4000200.impl

decks between beams and between the webs of individual box girders when designated in the Plans. Stay, . Submit design calculations for the forming system, which have been signed and sealed by the Specialty, of the Engineer for any changes in design, etc. to accommodate the use of stay-in-place forms. The Engineer, basis from the design dimensions shown in the Plans with no allowance for changes in deflection, to accommodate the use of stay-in-place forms to the quantity required for the original plan design

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42612-Staff-Directors-Minutes

. Discussion ensued regarding new legislative language that designated FDOT representatives would serve, to review its membership to ensure that members are designated appropriately to ensure compliance, in Highlands County. An MPO must be designated to represent these urbanized areas – either a new one, , future corridors, MPO designation, and regional governance and boundaries) with the intent to provide, is watching the Federal Register for the list of designated Transportation Management Areas (TMAs

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fdot-beb14-rpt

FDOT’s rigid pavement design tables were not developed to incorporate the effect of SLR, a series of sensitivity analyses were conducted to develop preliminary design strategies using FDOT’s Rigid, of ground water table depth. A couple of example problems were provided in which a rigid pavement design, ’s Rigid Pavement Design Practice...................................................................... 26 2.5.1. Limitations of FDOT’s Rigid Pavement Design Practice

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fdot-bed26-977-03-rpt

these issues could y ield substantial b enefits f o r the entire state. The design of pedestrian crossing, at waiting area and in the crosswalk. The anticipated outcomes of this research are designed, with no pedestrian crossing thus worsening signal efficiency. This objective will be designed so, shows that general object detectors, with a generic design, perform better due to their ability, . The BF-Net is designed for detecting multiscale pedestrians with a real-time image processing rate

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9260000.FHWA

surfaces shall be two-component systems of the applicable of for the following types as designated, 926-2 Epoxy Design Requirements. 926-2.1 General: All types of compounds except L, and M shall contain, be any of approved products listed at the time of the work. Mix designs for mortar and concrete, with mortar-concrete mix designs recommended by the epoxy manufacturer. 926-14109 Specific

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2024FDM150ConsultantPriorityMatrices

 Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 150 - Consultant Priority Matrices 150 Consultant Priority Matrices 150.1 General Following the completion of the project design phase, the EOR will continue to be available to assist the CEI through the completion of construction of the project. The Construction Project Administration Manual (CPAM ) defines the terms, methods, and processes, to determine the required RFI response time for CEI and Design, and the Escalation Matrix will expedite

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Exhibit 210-3 thru 6

 L = WS 2 60 FOR DESIGN SPEEDS ≤ 40 mph FOR DESIGN SPEEDS ≥ 45 mph L = WS S = DESIGN SPEED, FOR DESIGN SPEEDS ≤ 40 mph FOR DESIGN SPEEDS ≥ 45 mph L = WS S = DESIGN SPEED, mph W = WIDTH OF LATERAL TRANSITION, FEET WHERE: L = LENGTH OF TAPER, FEET L = WS 2 60 FOR DESIGN SPEEDS ≤ 40 mph FOR DESIGN SPEEDS ≥ 45 mph L = WS S = DESIGN SPEED, mph W = WIDTH OF LATERAL TRANSITION, FEET WHERE: L = LENGTH OF TAPER, FEET superelevation. in normal crown may be used with design speeds

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SPI-110-100

 Standard Plans Instructions Topic No. 625-010-003 Index 110-100 Tree Protection and Preservation FY 2024-25 1 Index 110-100 Tree Protection and Preservation Design Criteria FDOT Design Manual (FDM) Design Assumptions and Limitations Follow the Standard Plans Process outlined in FDM 229 and FDM 924. Plan Content Requirements Insert Standard Plans, Index 110-100, into the appropriate component or standalone plan set in accordance with FDM 910. Provide information, details, notes

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