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102-661-IndustryReviewResponse

arterials and appear to be mutually exclusive. Therefore, designers are often forced to merge bicycle traffic with traffic entering a travel lane reduction, or creating their own custom design that does, Micocci Date: 7/9/2024 COMMENT: Standard RRR design scopes very often include ADA ramp, do not depict this condition. designers often either omit the details needed to construct these locations or create various custom designs. As this is a scope of work on the vast majority of RRR

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dsos-webinar-slides

 How to Use FDOT’s Design Scope of Service To ol (DSOS) April 30, 2020 We lcome Mariano Amicarelli Resource Engineer Ruth Roaza Process Analyst Rob Quigley State Project Management Engineer Stephanie Clemons Help Desk Lead Kenny Kwan Lead DSOS Programmer Introducing the Team Lessons GETTING STARTED SETTING UP A SCOPE WRITING A SCOPE VIEWING SCOPES USING TEMPLATES, Editor Where to find the DSOS To ol https://www.fdot.gov/designsupport/Scope/ Works with Google

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2021 BOE Manual

. Designers will enter pay items through the Designer Interface into the proper Design Groups. 4.4.2, is written to the Designer/EOR, unless otherwise shown. However, Designers, Project Managers, of Estimates Manual sets forth the standard methods of documenting design quantities, as well, Database located at http://www.fdot.gov/designsupport/contactdatabase.shtm. Registered users, Design and/or Construction staff in a timely manner, and will be coordinated with other offices

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SMO-25-04

possible. This gives the concrete mix designer the most flexibility to design mixes that meet, Ranges for Critical Performance Indicators That Can be Used to Identify Durable Mix Designs for All, literature on concrete mix designs preferred for all categories of usage, along with poorly performing, mix designers. Communities - Greatly reduces production of inadequately performing concrete, in the concrete specifications and mix designs will be formulated based on concrete quality indicator values

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FGB-Excpt-Var- 2018-Form

 2018 Florida Greenbook Design Exceptions and Variations, May 28, 2019 Page 1 Exhibit 14-A Sample Request Letter for Design Exception or Variation TO: _____________________________ DATE: __________________ SUBJECT: DESIGN EXCEPTION or DESIGN VARIATION Local road number or street name, .) ____________ Design Speed: ______ _________________________________________________ State and/or Federal road, ): DESIGN EXCEPTION OR VARIATION FOR THE FOLLOWING ELEMENT: ( ) Design Speed ( ) Stopping Sight

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FGB-ExcpForm2018a

 2018 Florida Greenbook Design Exceptions and Variations, May 28, 2019 Page 1 Exhibit 14-A Sample Request Letter for Design Exception or Variation TO: _____________________________ DATE: __________________ SUBJECT: DESIGN EXCEPTION or DESIGN VARIATION Local road number or street name, .) ____________ Design Speed: ______ _________________________________________________ State and/or Federal road, ): DESIGN EXCEPTION OR VARIATION FOR THE FOLLOWING ELEMENT: ( ) Design Speed ( ) Stopping Sight

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1-BABA Implementation Plan- Construction Academy, May 2024

, Cities, Counties, and other Maintaining Agencies See Designer Instructions for design phase, activities during Design phases See the Designer Instructions for non-standard products or materials, • FDOT’s Implementation Plan • Designers • Construction & CEIs • Contractors • Manufacturers, Aid ≠ Federal Funds. Federal Aid is generally the FHWA funding. Many designers recognize, will be noted on the A PL. Used by Designers, Inspectors, Contractors, Manufacturers, Local A gencies

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SPI-534-200

1 Index 534-200 Precast Noise Walls Design Criteria AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications ; Structures Design Guidelines (SDG) ; Structures Detailing Manual (SDM) ; Soils and Foundations Handbook Design Assumptions and Limitations See SDG 3.16 for structural design criteria. This Standard Plan is designed for noise walls outside the clear zone. If noise walls cannot be placed, (Traffic Railing/Noise Walls). General Design Assumptions: • Wall height is the nominal height

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SPI-534-200

1 Index 534-200 Precast Noise Walls Design Criteria AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications; Structures Design Guidelines (SDG); Structures Detailing Manual (SDM); Soils and Foundations Handbook Design Assumptions and Limitations See SDG 3.16 for structural design criteria. This Standard Plan is designed for noise walls outside the clear zone. If noise walls cannot be placed outside, /Noise Walls). General Design Assumptions:  Wall height is the nominal height of the wall above

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Context Classification Guide 2025A

Designing to the Target Speed Chapter 4 Linking Context Classification to the FDM and Other Documents 59 AASHTO’s a Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets 61 FDOT Design Manual (FDM) 68, to Understanding Uses and Users of the Corridor Prior to Design 14 FIGURE 5 FDOT Context, and Pedestrian Crossing Distance 64 FIGURE 29 Intersection Design Should Consider Both Design Vehicle, and Adjacent Lanes 65 FIGURE 31 FDOT District 7 Draft Freight Roadway Design Considerations: General

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3460202-723 resp

 3460202 STRUCTURAL PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE COMMENTS FROM INTERNAL/INDUSTRY REVIEW John McKechnie (850) 553-2236 john.mckechnie@dot.gov Comments: (8-25-22 Industry) Concur that revisions be made to the Materials manual to: Remove the Moderate Heat (MH) designation for consistency with AASHTO M85. Response: Confirmed with submitter that this comment is concurrence of the MH designation removal from the Standard Specifications. No further action needed. ******************************************************************************

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Community Transportation System

Coordinator The Florida Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged designates a Community, CTC. Locate Your Community Transportation Coordinator (Opens in new window) Designated Official Planning Agency Each county/service area has a Designated Official Planning Agency (DOPA) to assist, your planning agency. Locate Your Designated Official Planning Agency (Opens in new window

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rdb14-18

://www.dot.state.tl.us/rddesign/DesignStandards/Standards.shtm REQUIREMENTS 1. The Design Standards, , FL 32399-0450 ANANTH PRASA D SECRETARY ROADWAY DESIGN BULLETIN 14-18 (FHWA Approved: December 15, of Transportation Operations , District Directors of Transportation Development, District Design Engineers, Maintenance Engineers, District Structures Design Engineers, District Traffic Operations Engineers, District Roadway Design Engineers, Program Management Engineers . ~ Michael Shepard, P.E. , State Roadway

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RandyRobers-FDOTC3DTrafficPlansSignalization

up the Design File, CREATE FILE TO CREATE A SIGNAL DESIGN KEY SHEET, Design Settings, Design Mode, ........................................................................................................................4-43 DESIGN SETTINGS

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Chapter1s1Redline

Construction Offices to become involved in the design element of the project development process, that will improve the design of the transportation facility, decrease construction duration and address, , the FDOT Design Manual (FDM), Topic No. 625-000-002, and the Structures Manual, Topic No. 625-020-018, (F.S.) 1.1.3 General Any person performing reviews must be familiar with the FDM, the designer’s Scope, used in the FDOT Design Manual, Topic No. 625-000-002. For conventional design-bid-build projects

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Chapter1s1

Construction Offices to become involved in the design element of the project development process. By taking, the design of the transportation facility, decrease construction duration and address potential issues which may otherwise arise during the construction of the project. This procedure, the FDOT Design, performing reviews must be familiar with the FDM, the designer’s Scope of Services and Request, for each review stage. This Manual adheres to the terminology used in the FDOT Design Manual, Topic

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SPI-102-655

 Standard Plans Instructions Topic No. 625-010-003 Index 102-655 Traffic Pacing FY 2024-25 1 Index 102-655 Traffic Pacing Design Criteria FDOT Design Manual (FDM) , FDM 240 and 242 Design Assumptions and Limitations Traffic pacing is a temporary traffic control technique to allow short, designating the starting point of the traffic pacing operation. Refer to Index 102-100 , if temporary, signs (PCMS). Designate the last safe exist (egress) location prior to pacing operation that traffic

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SPI-102-655

 Standard Plans Instructions Topic No. 625-010-003 Index 102-655 Traffic Pacing FY 2025-26 1 Index 102-655 Traffic Pacing Design Criteria FDOT Design Manual (FDM) , FDM 240 and 242 Design Assumptions and Limitations Traffic pacing is a temporary traffic control technique to allow short, designating the starting point of the traffic pacing operation. Refer to Index 102-100 , if temporary, signs (PCMS). Designate the last safe exist (egress) location prior to pacing operation that traffic

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SPI-102-655

 Standard Plans Instructions Topic No. 625-010-003 Index 102-655 Traffic Pacing FY 2026-27 1 Index 102-655 Traffic Pacing Design Criteria FDOT Design Manual (FDM) , FDM 240 and 242 Design Assumptions and Limitations Traffic pacing is a temporary traffic control technique to allow short, designating the starting point of the traffic pacing operation. Refer to Index 102-100 , if temporary, signs (PCMS). Designate the last safe exist (egress) location prior to pacing operation that traffic

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