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5240100 Concrete Ditch and Slope Pavement COMMENTS FROM INTERNAL/INDUSTRY REVIEW Ananth Prasad w (850) 942-1405 aprasad@ftba.com Comments: (11-15-21 Internal) Good afternoon, 524-1 needs to reference the design plans and standard plans. Design plans were removed. See below for a recommendation. Also, 524-5.4 change isn’t needed. The Standard plans already says to install filter fiber on all ditch pavement except for MAP. 524-1 Description. Construct concrete pavement in the flow
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5240100 All Jobs 5240100 Concrete Ditch and Slope Pavement COMMENTS FROM INTERNAL/INDUSTRY REVIEW Ananth Prasad w (850) 942-1405 aprasad@ftba.com Comments: (11-15-21 Internal) Good afternoon, 524-1 needs to reference the design plans and standard plans. Design plans were removed. See below for a recommendation. Also, 524-5.4 change isn’t needed. The Standard plans already says to install filter fiber on all ditch pavement except for MAP. 524-1 Description. Construct concrete
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the Design Indexes and place the language in the specifications. Shouldn't we be modifying the language in S536 and removing the note from the Design Index? Response: First things first. Currently, this note conflicts with Note 17 of the Design Standards, Index No. 400 and deleting it removes, the sentence that conflicts with the revised Design Standard, Note #17.” The Origination Form declares, the Design Standards as the requirement involves permissible modifications in the field as opposed
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Seal FY 2026-27 1 Index 458-100 Expansion Joint System - Strip Seal Design Criteria AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications; Structures Design Guidelines (SDG) Design Assumptions and Limitations, FDM 115 for more information regarding use of Data Tables. Instructions: 1. Total Design Movement, and a total design movement up to 3 inches. Set Dimension A to account for skews or greater design movements while meeting the design limitations below: a. the minimum factored joint opening in the Direction
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Rod Design Criteria AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications; Structures Design Guidelines (SDG) Design Assumptions and Limitations Use Index 458-110 in accordance with the requirements of SDG, Tables. Instructions: 1. Total Design Movement is the absolute value of the total factored, -skewed joints. Set Dimension A to account for skews or smaller design movements while meeting the design limitations below: a. The design joint opening should be equal or greater than twice
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for procuring Project Development and Environmental (PD&E) services, Design services, and combined PD&E/Design services and guidelines for negotiating staff hours. These documents are to be used on each, of Services files (MS Word documents created through the Design Scope of Service Tool), the Staff Hour Forms, consultant contracts for PD&E and Design Services according to Department Procedure 375-030-020, for the Technical Manual. Roadway & Bridge Structural Design Design Scope of Services Tool
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FDOTSS3 Design and 3D Modeling Chapters 6 and 7 Basic Corridor Models and Open Cross Section View Vern E. Danforth, P.E. Engineering/CADD System Support January 28, 2015 Session Overview Basic Corridor Model - Create Corridor (New Construction Template SR61) - Setting Parametric Constraint Label for Variable Median - Add Corridor References - Add Corridor Point Controls for Independent PGL - Add Key Stations - Corridor Design Stages - Review Corridor Objects Open Cross
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FDOTSS3 Design and 3D Modeling Chapters 6 and 7 Basic Corridor Models and Open Cross Section View Vern E. Danforth, P.E. Engineering/CADD System Support January 28, 2015 Session Overview Basic Corridor Model - Create Corridor (New Construction Template SR61) - Setting Parametric Constraint Label for Variable Median - Add Corridor References - Add Corridor Point Controls for Independent PGL - Add Key Stations - Corridor Design Stages - Review Corridor Objects Open Cross
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; and WHEREAS, in anticipation that the project will eventually be funded for design and construction, CSX, within and through Okeechobee, Martin and Palm Beach Counties as SR 710 serves as a designated emergency, ) with CSX for its review and approval of preliminary engineering design plans associated with three, DATED 2010, DESIGN STANDARDS DATED 2010, APPLICABLE DESIGN STANDARDS MODIFICATIONS: "Design, DEPTH AND WIDTH VARY 2 TYPICAL SECTION SR 710 FROM STA. 31+62.99 TO STA. 124+00 DESIGN SPEED 65
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): RDO-25-01 Requesting Office Roadway Design Office Priority 1 of 1 Proposed Title Detailed Event Mean, ) is becoming more consistently the new metric to size and design the treatment volume of any stormwater, in design have been shown to increase stormwater treatment needs than planned. This research, are adequately designed, and demonstrate current EMC values for FDOT facilities with the standard, Office of Roadway Design, Drainage Design – Jennifer Green, P.E. & Derwood Sheppard, P.E. Will affect
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estimates ensure the deck and build-up are placed as designed and ensure the bridge profile is met, Standard Spec 450-2.3 “If the camber is outside the design camber shown in the plans by plus, Forward •What research can accomplish 39 40 8/7/2025 21 41 From Tadros (2011) “In design, allow for variability of camber by 50%.” “Allowance in design should include flexibility in adjusting, to their design bearing locations to minimize camber variability.” From Almohammedi(2019) “The contractor
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in breakaway pole designs. Pull excess cable into pull Remove slack from the luminaire cable to provide, pole designs. Pull excess cable into pull Remove slack from the luminaire cable to provide tension
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Drawings for Line Post Foundation details. Site specific line post foundation designs are for project, (HTCB) designs listed on the Department's Approved Products List (APL) website. HTCB systems 1
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for all structural support materials and other special designs, such as non-electrical, non, designs, such as non-electrical, non-mechanical, or other fabricated items, which may
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. Developshopdrawingsforallstructuralsupportmaterials and other special designs, such as non-electrical, non-mechanical, . Developshopdrawingsforallstructuralsupportmaterials and other special designs, such as non-electrical, non-mechanical
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➢ Did not meet design standards ➢ Did not meet train clearance standards ➢ Did not meet, Extension of the Seaboard Air Line Railway • Designed by the Scherzer Rolling Lift Bridge Company, ) and the original design included these resources: • Atlantic Island Bridge • Lake of the Isles, . • The MOA included the following mitigation measures: • Incorpora t e Historical Design Elements, to comment during the design phase • Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) and Historic
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https://highways.dot.gov/sites/fhwa.dot.gov/files/2024-01/Safe_System_Roadway_Design_Hierarchy.pdf Advancing the Safe Roads Element in the SSA The Safe System R o a d way Design H ierarchy is a t ool t, The Safe System Roadway Design Hierarchy is emulated from the hierarchy of controls for workplace, within the roadside clear zone Derived from AASHTO Roadside Design Guide. What’s Old is New REMOVE, – Not an A bsolute Complete Streets implementation may apply the Safe Sys t em Design Hierarchy
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that is executed between the FDOT and the Consultant for design services. The Consultant is responsible, inspections. Specific Rates of Compensation may be used on a design contract for ancillary minor services, can often be found within the Post Design Services. Cost per Unit of Work: A negotiated unit rate, types of maximum limiting amount contracts, except for project specific design contracts. Contract, ). Commonly used options are design services for Supplemental Survey, Supplemental Soil Borings
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between the FDOT and the Consultant for design services. The Consultant is responsible for the execution, . Specific Rates of Compensation may be used on a design contract for ancillary minor services (e.g., within the Post Design Services. Cost per Unit of Work: A negotiated unit rate for a repetitive, of maximum limiting amount contracts, except for project specific design contracts. Contract Types, used options are design services for Supplemental Survey, Supplemental Soil Borings and other minor
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a majority of the paving took place. 14. Design Speed – select the Design Speed which the typical sections of the project were designed. NOTE: The design speed and posted speed are not always the same. If multiple design speeds are present, select the predominate design speed that is 55 mph, NOT select the pay item if the contract is Lump Sum or Design Build. When this information is given
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