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District Six Design Build Contracts

NW 29th Street to NW 131st Street for Rigid Concrete Pavement Reconstruction and Construction

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695-001

TRAFFIC FLOW TRAFFIC FLOW TRAFFIC FLOW 11. If crossing pavement joints see DETAIL "F" on Sheet, Piezometer (See DETAIL 'E' on Sheet 18) Edge of Pavement Paved Sidewalk Depth Varies ELEVATION 2, Plans for lateral Edge of Travel Way Paved sidewalk 3 " Edge of Pavement Foundation Edge of Pavement 12" Leading Edge to Leading Edge 2" PVC Conduit 1 0 / 3 / 2 0 2 3 2 : 3 9, Panel Infrared Detector Edge of Pavement Exit Window Foundation 1 ' - 0 " 2 ' - 6

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FDOTTrafficPlans-Ch07SigningToolsChapter

of pavement or lane line. When selected this option gives a numeric value based on the length, – This is a MicroStation element like an edge of pavement or edge line. The Station field, . From FDOT Menu, select Traffic Plans > Signing and Pavement Markings > Draw Sign . This opens, on the following publications: S tandard Alphabets for Highway Signs and Pavement Markings , Standard, and Details from the Signing & Pavement Marking Files (DGN) File Group. 2. Create and Open the file

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695-001

FLOW 11. If crossing pavement joints see DETAIL "F" on Sheet 18. 10. Avoid placing infrared, Infrared Detector Foundation Piezometer (See DETAIL 'E' on Sheet 18) Edge of Pavement Paved Sidewalk, of Pavement Foundation Edge of Pavement 12" Leading Edge to Leading Edge 2" PVC Conduit 9 / 1 0, " Passive Cable Terminal Panel Infrared Detector Edge of Pavement Exit Window Foundation 1 ' - 0 " 2 ' - 6 " Exit Window Pavement Flexible Conduit 3" Ø PVC or Non-Metallic Pull Box

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Part 667 Evaluation Report

pavement surfaces, reconstructing damaged bridges and culverts, and replacing highway appurtenances, asphalt, 3” concrete ditch pavement, guardrail, and fencing. The betterment activities included adding, concrete pavement, riprap rubble ditch lining, guardrail, and sod. The total cost of the repairs, to address substandard base clearance and mitigate hurricane damage to the pavement is to raise Overseas, include a combination of a pavement design with a geotechnical component along with the raising

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SCO BP RFP (Stand D-B) CLEAN version 2025-01b 8-11-25

/Permits/Mitigation: 63 P. Signing and Pavement Marking Plans: 64 Q. Lighting Plans: 65 R, . As-Built Plans Pavement design Design exceptions and variations PD&E Study (Add name

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695-001

TRAFFIC FLOW TRAFFIC FLOW TRAFFIC FLOW 11. If crossing pavement joints see DETAIL "F" on Sheet 19. 10, Infrared Detector Foundation Piezometer (See DETAIL 'E' on Sheet 19) Edge of Pavement Paved Sidewalk, " offset distance See Plans for lateral Edge of Travel Way Paved sidewalk 3 " Edge of Pavement Foundation Edge of Pavement 12" Leading Edge to Leading Edge 2" PVC Conduit 21 18 695-001 TRAFFIC, of Pavement Exit Window Foundation Concrete 1 ' - 0 " 2 ' - 6 " Exit Window Pavement

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FDOTTrafficPlans-Ch07SigningToolsChapter-1053600933

of pavement or lane line. When selected this option gives a numeric value based on the length, – This is a MicroStation element like an edge of pavement or edge line. The Station field, . From FDOT Menu, select Traffic Plans > Signing and Pavement Markings > Draw Sign . This opens, on the following publications: S tandard Alphabets for Highway Signs and Pavement Markings , Standard, and Details from the Signing & Pavement Marking Files (DGN) File Group. 2. Create and Open the file

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FDOTTrafficPlans-Ch07SigningToolsChapter

of pavement or lane line. When selected this option gives a numeric value based on the length, – This is a MicroStation element like an edge of pavement or edge line. The Station field, . From FDOT Menu, select Traffic Plans > Signing and Pavement Markings > Draw Sign . This opens, on the following publications: S tandard Alphabets for Highway Signs and Pavement Markings , Standard, and Details from the Signing & Pavement Marking Files (DGN) File Group. 2. Create and Open the file

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DDC FDM D217 2026 02

for proper signing and pavement marking and promotes the principle of driver expectation. 217.3.2, with additional striped- out pavement as necessary to allow for over-tracking of the design vehicle. Locate the striped-out pavement adjacent to the inside lane edge line. 3. Two-lane turning roadways, the crossovers should result in smooth, continuous pavement edge profiles, and adequate cross slopes, surfaces should result in smooth, continuous pavement edge profiles. 5. Crossover roadway surfaces should

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16140000 - MP 0.517 - Intersection Safety Study FINAL - 09-14-2020

of the intersection along both sides of Charlotte Road. • Pavement condition at the intersection, at night and twenty-six (14%) occurred on wet pavement. FDOT’s Florida Traffic Online 2019 software, at night under dark-lighted condition. Pavement condition was dry. It was determined, . This estimate includes roadway, signing and pavement marking, signalization, maintenance of traffic

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3460100-122FHWA

, Class I 3,000 psi (Pavement), and Class II 3,400 psi. The quantity of portland cement replaced, of concrete covered by this Section are designated as Class I, Class I (Pavement), Class II, Class II, ) 3,000 0.53 3 (2) I (Pavement) 3,000 0.50 1.5 or 3 (53) II (1) 3,400 0.53 3 (2) II (Bridge, Aggressive Slightly Aggressive I, I (Pavement), II, and III (Seal) 470 II (Bridge Deck), III (1, Class Concrete (1) LOT Size I one day’s production I (Pavement) 2,000 square yards, or one day’s

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FINAL_Workbook_1-12_Man02

) Changes to: 204. SP2040000 Non-FA Jobs with 285 Items MILLING OF EXISTING ASPHALT PAVEMENT, . Use all, tons, square yards January 2012 Workbook…..14 MILLING OF EXISTING ASPHALT PAVEMENT, references to Sections 320 and 330 due to revisions. 338 VALUEADDEDASPHALT PAVEMENT. (REV 2-12-10, PAVEMENT – METHOD OF MEASUREMENT. (REV 5-19-11) (FA 8-4-11) (1-12) Changes to 339-7. SS3390700 All J, CONCRETE PAVEMENT. (REV 2-12-10) (FA 2-17-10) (7-10) Changes to: 355-1, 355-4, 355-5. SS3550100 All

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Design Standards 2008 Interim

+ 1/2x3 Bar) for grating. 287 1-4 of 4 287.pdf CONCRETE PAVEMENT SUBDRAINAGE – Dated 01/01/08: Sheet, PAVEMENT JOINTS – Dated 01/01/08: Deleted bar spacing table and revised notes (Sheet 1); Changed, 518.pdf RUMBLE STRIPS – Dated 01/01/08: Revised width of rigid pavement outside travel lane, 20900.pdf APPROACH SLABS (FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT APPROACHES) - Dated 01/01/08: Changed coping width, (RIGID PAVEMENT APPROACHES) - Dated 01/01/08: Changed coping width and End Bent lug from 6" to 5 1/2

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430-022

Permissible Pavement Modifications Concrete Pipe Dimensions and Quantities and Fastener Unit, (Pipe/Slab Fillet) D or S D o r R Details Sheets 1 and 3 and Pavement Modification See Ditch, SHEET INDEX 1 ' - 0 " 1:12 or Steeper PERMISSIBLE PAVEMENT MODIFICATION 12" 14" 19" 24" 29, DRAIN MITERED END SECTION 11/01/19 1 : 4 AND PERMISSIBLE PAVEMENT MODIFICATION CONCRETE PIPE, Modification and Pavement Transition See Ditch Slope Varies D o r R DETAIL "B" Concrete Slab 6

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CH 2_redline_2025-02

in satisfactory condition, which may be evidenced through an established pavement management plan. 4, to the Department through an established pavement management plan. F. Other criteria related, through an established pavement management plan. L.• Other criteria related to the impact, an established pavement management plan. 5) The physical condition of the roadway as measured, a feeder road. E. Information as evidenced to the Department through an established pavement

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