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to the suppressor. SPDs for loop lead-in cables must be designed in accordance with the following requirements, vehicle, 4 pedestrian, and 4 overlaps. Model 552A designation is given to Model 332 cabinet, protected varistors and be designed for continuous service current of 10A at 120 VAC RMS. Power, terminals) via a semiconductor array. The array shall be designed to appear as a very low, . 676-2.3.8.2 Red Monitor Harness: A connector and terminal assembly designated as P20 for monitoring
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lead-in cables must be designed in accordance with the following requirements: (a) Protect, , and 4 overlaps. Model 552A designation is given to Model 332 cabinet assemblies that include, varistors and be designed for continuous service current of 10A at 120 V AC RMS. Power to the Type 170E, terminals) via a semiconductor array. The array shall be designed to appear as a very low capacitance, : A connector and terminal assembly designated as P20 for monitoring the absence of red, shall
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where the existing subgrade materials meet the design bearing value requirements without the addition, as designated in the plans or as may be otherwise designated by the Engineer. Provide a minimum, materials from an existing base in combination with either of the designated types of stabilizing. 160-5, Application of Stabilizing Material: When additive stabilizing materials are required, spread the designated, or in designated sections of the overall limits for this work as may be specified in the plans. 160-7 Acceptance
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Design Manual (FDM) Section 240.2.1.6 states that “A lane closure duration of more than one calendar, Design PM) and Dennis Day (FDOT Construction PM) during the project’s MOT and Constructability, DESIGNER: Mark Bayer, PE NO. OF EXISTING LANES: 4 LOCATION: 030351, I-75 W of Everglades Blvd. (NB) SCOPE
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to eliminate Class I concrete to reduce the need for excessive mix design laboratory trial batches, Sections. 346-2.2 Types of Cement: Unless a specific type of cement is designated in the Contract, only the types of cements designated for each environmental classification in structural concrete as shown in Table 346-1. A mix design for a more aggressive environment may be used in a less, are designated as Class I, Class I (Pavement), Class II, Class II (Bridge Deck), Class III, Class
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not receive more than one award for a designated service area. The maximum award amount, . An existing designated multi-county service area is not considered as “multiple service areas, proposed project is required. A CTC shall not receive more than one award for a designated service area, under the TD program, and (2) is designed to enhance an eligible rider’s mobility to access, to be an exhaustive list. Projects designed to improve access to and from employment, training
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, successes, and lessons learned from system design and deployment experiences Holly Cohen FDOT Freight, PA R K I N G CAPACITY Key Fa c tor: # of spaces may change as many projects are still in design SPOT L I G H T P ROJECT Currently in Design Phase SPOT L I G H T P ROJECT Marie Tu c ker FDOT, that included: ◆ Conceptual design ◆ Environmental screening ◆ Cost estimates High Impact, • Design considerations and FDM standards developed for back-in, parallel, and ramp parking
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, successes, and lessons learned from system design and deployment experiences Holly Cohen FDOT Freight, PA R K I N G CAPACITY Key Fa c tor: # of spaces may change as many projects are still in design SPOT L I G H T P ROJECT Currently in Design Phase SPOT L I G H T P ROJECT Marie Tu c ker FDOT, that included: ◆ Conceptual design ◆ Environmental screening ◆ Cost estimates High Impact, • Design considerations and FDM standards developed for back-in, parallel, and ramp parking
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) Training Course (No. BT- 05-0153) - Florida LTAP Center • ADA- Every 3 years FDOT - ADA in Design, in Design, Construction, and Maintenance - Florida LTAP Center • FDOT LAP Workshop- Every 3 years FDOT, : Designated coordinator that will has access to the agency chief executive officer, who will have, ) - Florida LTAP Center • ADA- Every 3 years FDOT - ADA in Design, Construction, and Maintenance, (LAP) Workshop - Florida LTAP Center Responsibilities Designated coordinator that will has access
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Strategic Plan that was adopted in January 2019. The Department-wide Plan, at its core, is designed to set, , Move Over , B e Safe November 9–15, 2020 has been designated by the Fe d e ral Highway, designed an elaborate signing and arterial diversion plan to provide motorists with ample information, and emergency shoulders and ask questions about integrated fire suppression systems, CCTV, a n d other design features. District Five also took this opportunity to introduce a new ramp labeling system, designed
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facilities not designated on the SIS if the improvement will enhance mobility or support freight, national issues – vehicle design, communications, interstate commerce – State: Regulate vehicle, streets while still providing for all users • Designing for EV charging requirements 62 Impact, on September 1, 2015 to design/build/test CV applications • THEA CV applications End of Ramp, Traffic Monitoring • Project design approved; under deployment V2I Safet y V2V Safet y Mobility
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Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual January 1, 2026 240 - Transportation Management Plan 1, within the boundaries of a designated Transportation Management Area (TMA) that occupy a location, for Streets and Highways, (MUTCD), Part 6 (2) AASHTO Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets (3) AASHTO Roadside Design Guide, Chapter 9 (4) Standard Plans, 102 Series and 711-002 (5) FDOT, for the Development of Bicycle Facilities, 4th Edition, Chapter 7 Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual January
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, FL 32399-0450 JARED W. PERDUE, P.E. SECRETARY www.fdot.gov STRUCTURES DESIGN BULLETIN 25-01 ROADWAY DESIGN BULLETIN 25-01 FHWA Approved: September 8, 2025 DATE: September 9, 2025 TO: District, Design Engineers, District Construction Engineers, District Structures Design Engineers, District, Engineers, FDOT Structures Manual Holders FROM: Ben Goldsberry, P.E., State Structures Design Engineer Derwood Sheppard, P.E., State Roadway Design Engineer COPIES: Will Watts, Jennifer Marshall, Rudy
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, FL 32399-0450 JARED W. PERDUE, P.E. SECRETARY www.fdot.gov STRUCTURES DESIGN BULLETIN 25-01 ROADWAY DESIGN BULLETIN 25-01 FHWA Approved: September 8, 2025 DATE: September 9, 2025 TO: District, Design Engineers, District Construction Engineers, District Structures Design Engineers, District, Engineers, FDOT Structures Manual Holders FROM: Ben Goldsberry, P.E., State Structures Design Engineer Derwood Sheppard, P.E., State Roadway Design Engineer COPIES: Will Watts, Jennifer Marshall, Rudy
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RIGHT OF WAY ACQUISITION (IF NEEDED) PHASE 3 DESIGN PHASE 2 PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENT, will provide environmental and design analysis) PROJECT OVERVIEW: LPA FOR BCR SOUTH 12 ECONOMIC, Resources Floodplains Special Designations Physical Environment Farmlands Noise and Vibration Air, Designations – No Impacts POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS Physical Environment 30 ➢ Fa r m l a n d s, on: ▪ FTA Simplified Tr ips-on-Project Software (STOPS) model for Current Ye a r (2023) and Design Ye
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of cements designated for each environmental condition in structural concrete. A mix design for a more, is designated elsewhere, use Type I, Type IL, Type IP, Type IS, Type II, Type II (MH) or Type III cement, T358 for design mix approval: 1. Extremely aggressive environment - greater than 29 KOhm-cm 2, classifications of concrete covered by this Section are designated as Class I, Class II, Class III, Class IV, than the minimum compressive strength of the higher design mix, notify the Engineer. Acceptance
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meeting the requirements of a mix design verified by the Engineer, except do not use open-graded, treatment solution being applied to areas outside those designated to receive treatment. 339-4 Placing
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Typo (should say A325) Duane F. Brautigam, P.E. Director, Office of Design Florida Department, that are designated as miscellaneous components where the fastener type is specified elsewhere
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GUARDRAIL. (REV 2-22-17) (1-18) ARTICLE 536-1 is expanded by the following: Remove, repair or replace damaged or destroyed sections of guardrail in accordance with the Contract Documents and the Design Standards. The work may include realigning of panels, posts, blocks and anchorages, and miscellaneous hardware. ARTICLE 536-2 is expanded by the following new Subarticles: 536-2.1, and unload all salvageable materials at locations designated by the Engineer. Provide location
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GUARDRAIL. (REV 2-22-17) (7-17) ARTICLE 536-1 is expanded by the following: Remove, repair or replace damaged or destroyed sections of guardrail in accordance with the Contract Documents and the Design Standards. The work may include realigning of panels, posts, blocks and anchorages, and miscellaneous hardware. ARTICLE 536-2 is expanded by the following new Subarticles: 536-2.1, and unload all salvageable materials at locations designated by the Engineer. Provide location
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