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SS3460000

) STRUCTURAL CONCRETE I (a) 3,000 3(b) I(Pavement) 3,000 2 II(a) 3,400 3(b) II(BridgeDeck) 4,500, Maximum Water to Cementitious Materials Ratio pounds per pounds* I 470 0.53 I(Pavement) 470 0.50, by the Department. TABLE 8 Class Concrete* Maximum LOT Size I oneday’sproduction I(Pavement) 2,000

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CRANE BLVD ROADWAY PLANS 451637-1-38-01

. PAVEMENT 4" 4" 2' STABILIZATION LBR 40 12" TYBE B SLR CONSTRUCTION LIMITS OF PGL NOTE: 1, OF PROPOSED PAVEMENT OCCURS CONTRACTOR SHALL REWORK EXISTING SHOULDER WITH LIME-ROCK TO MATCH EDGE OF PROPOSED PAVEMENT GRADE. 5. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RESTORE THE WORK AREA AND DAMAGED PROPERTIES

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2026FDM231Lighting

of the reflective characteristics of the pavement surface used. These reflective characteristics change as the pavement ages and with variations in weather conditions. It is for these reasons, the pavement. The linear data points are oriented toward the approaching driver. Topic #625-000-002

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PublicHearing_HILLSBOROUGH_COUNTY_Summary

of Work: RIGID PAVEMENT RECONSTRUCTION Phase Funding Source 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 Construction, - US92/SR600/HILLSBOROUGH AVE FR NORTH PARK PL TO E OF N CENTRAL AVE Type of Work: PAVEMENT ONLY RESURFACE (FLEX) Phase, of Work: RIGID PAVEMENT RECONSTRUCTION Phase Funding Source 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 Construction

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2026FDM231Lighting

and knowledge of the reflective characteristics of the pavement surface used. These reflective characteristics change as the pavement ages and with variations in weather conditions. It, in the crosswalk, with a horizontal point spacing of 1.65 feet at a height of 5 feet above the pavement

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44927615201-PLANS-02-SIGNINGANDMARKING

 CONTRACT PLANS COMPONENTS SIGNING AND PAVEMENT MARKING ROADWAY GOVERNING STANDARD, - 3 - S - 58 S - 2 S - 1 SHEET NO. JENNIFER MCKINNEY FDOT PROJECT MANAGER: PAVEMENT MARKING PLANS INDEX OF SIGNING AND ENGINEER OF RECORD: PAVEMENT MARKING PLANS SIGNING AND F L O R I, AND PAVEMENT MARKING PLANS FINANCIAL PROJECT ID 449276-1-52-01 & 449276-1-52-02 POLK COUNTY (16130, APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER ================================== SIGNING AND PAVEMENT MARKING NOTES

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fdot-bdv30-977-31-rpt

(physical) aspects of resilience, such as evaluating and strengthening roadway pavements, bridges, rails

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Sep-2014

a larger daily volume of truck traffic on SR‐812 causing significant distress to the new pavement. AŌer

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