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% of the coring locations. For pavement design, assume 12 inches of thickness for stabilization. 2. Mile posts, ): 2.100 3. Stabilization thickness was checked on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design, % of the coring locations. For pavement design, assume 12 inches of thickness for stabilization, . For pavement design, assume 12 inches of thickness for stabilization. 451331-1 CRACK Additional Cores, OF TRANSPORTATION PAVEMENT EVALUATION CORING AND CONDITION DATA County: F.A. Project No.: Fin. Proj. ID
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. NOTE: For Design-Build Projects, the Designer is not required to provide quantities, Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction Design-Build Specifications Boilerplate Special Provisions - Workbook FDOT Design Manual Attachment A – Florida Transportation Commission Report Topic, or the engineer/designer to set the total allowable number of lane rental days in the contract. A fee is established during design and placed in the contract to be assessed for each day or half-day of lane
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Pavement Markings Daily Worksheet & Certification of Quantities, are not required on Lump Sum and Design, : For Design-Build Projects, the Designer is not required to provide quantities with matrixes in the plans, Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction Design-Build Specifications Boilerplate Special Provisions - Workbook FDOT Design Manual Attachment A – Florida Transportation Commission Report Topic, /designer to set the total allowable number of lane rental days in the contract. A fee is established
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FDOT Design Manual Construction Project Administration Manual Basis of Estimate/Pay Items Structures Design Guidelines Approved Product List Materials Manual Synopsis: Summarize the changes, .) Maintenance Specs Will this revision necessitate any of the following: Design Bulletin Construction Bulletin, or designees’ name, email address, and a copy of the individual’s certification of training, visible location. Sheeting used on devices and pavement markings are exempt from this requirement
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. Stabilization thickness was checked on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design, assume 12 inches, locations. For pavement design, assume 12 inches of thickness for stabilization. 2. Mile posts, locations. For pavement design, assume 12 inches of thickness for stabilization. 2. Mile posts, thickness was checked on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design, assume 12 inches, and Condition: Overall Pavement Condition (from DMO field review):Fair Typical Section: MAINLINE 3/26/2025
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....................................................................................................... 2-5 2.3 Census Designation of Urbanized Areas...................................................... 2-6 2.4 MPO Designations, Highway Act mandated the creation or designation of MPOs for urbanized areas with populations, or the superintendent’s designee; and other appropriate representatives of affected local governments.” State, on current or local issues in their area. MPOs may serve as Designated Official Planning Agencies (DOPA
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FHWA Approved: Drainage Manual:9/24/2024 Flexible Pavement Design Manual: 10/15/2024 FDOT Design, of the 2025 FDOT Design Manual (FDM), 2025 Drainage Manual, and 2025 Flexible Pavement Design Manual, of changes to the Flexible Pavement Design Manual can be found at the following link: http://fdot.gov/roadway/PM/publications.shtm There were no revisions to the 2022 Rigid Pavement Design Manual, Drainage Engineer (850) 414-4351 Jennifer.Green@dot.state.fl.us Pavement Design Manuals Mary Jane
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, pavement markings, flashing light signals, and automatic gates. Consider the following when designing, Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 220 - Railroads 220 Railroads 220.1 General, concerning the Rail Crossing Opening/Closure Program. Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 220 - Railroads (2) Coordinate the design of traffic control devices with the District Rail Coordinator who, at grade crossing is located within a designated Quiet Zone. (5) Coordinate with the District Rail
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Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 220 - Railroads 220 Railroads 220.1 General, concerning the Rail Crossing Opening/Closure Program. Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 220 - Railroads (2) Coordinate the design of traffic control devices with the District Rail Coordinator who, at-grade crossing is located within a designated Quiet Zone. (5) Coordinate with the District, . Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 220 - Railroads Ensure all new construction
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, etc., within the limits of the proposed work, to meet the finished grade of the proposed pavement, or if outside of the proposed pavement area, to the finished grade designated in the Plans for such structures. Adjust structures prior to placement of final asphalt pavement surface layer. Adjust, pavement, or if outside of the proposed pavement area, to the finished grade designated in the Plans, the approval of the Engineer. When adjusting structures in flexible pavement, restore final road
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Center facilities have traditionally been designed for pull- through truck parking. This design, to cause rutting, cracking, and potholes in regular flexible pavement design. Concrete’s rigidity, Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Developmental Design Criteria Last Revised August 1October 20, 2025, regarding truck parking. 227.2 Freight Facilities Section under development. 227.3 Design and Control Vehicles Section under development. 227.4 Designated Freight Routes Section under development
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have traditionally been designed for pull- through truck parking. This design necessitates both, pavement design. Concrete’s rigidity and high tensile strength allows it to have a heavier loading, Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Developmental Design Criteria Last Revised October 20, 2025 227, truck parking. 227.2 Freight Facilities Section under development. 227.3 Design and Control Vehicles Section under development. 227.4 Designated Freight Routes Section under development. 227.5
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core CAF Capacity adjustment factor D Directional distribution factor DDHV Directional design hourly volume DHV Design hourly volume FDM FDOT Design Manual FDOT Florida Department of Transportation, , such as pavement type and condition, time of day, and weather. Driver conditions, such as fatigue, health, . This handbook assumes base conditions that include good weather, good visibility, good pavement conditions, and unimpaired drivers driving on dry pavement during daylight hours. Figure 1 provides
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. Stabilization thickness was checked on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design assume 12 inches, % of the coring locations. For pavement design assume 12 inches of thickness for stabilization. Lane Type 4, of the lane. Lane Designations Crack Type Crack Rating Extent Pavement Condition Inside: Outside, thickness was checked on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design assume 12 inches, Street C - Combination Class III - Cracks > 1/4 inch S - Severe P - Poor Madrid CPWG PAVEMENT LAYER
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6 PAVEMENT MARKING PLANS OBJECTIVE The objective of this chapter is to create Proposed Pavement Marking Features using the Design and Computation (D&C) Manager, FDOT Menu and GEOPAK tools, of tools within the Design & Computation (D&C) Manager used to draw in pavement markings in accordance, the designer a solid starting point to create the entire remaining parallel pavement marking lines, \signing\Dsgnsp01.dgn . (This is the main design file for all signing and pavement marking elements
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6 PAVEMENT MARKING PLANS OBJECTIVE The objective of this chapter is to create Proposed Pavement Marking Features using the Design and Computation (D&C) Manager, FDOT Menu and GEOPAK tools, of tools within the Design & Computation (D&C) Manager used to draw in pavement markings in accordance, the designer a solid starting point to create the entire remaining parallel pavement marking lines, \signing\Dsgnsp01.dgn . (This is the main design file for all signing and pavement marking elements
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6 PAVEMENT MARKING PLANS OBJECTIVE The objective of this chapter is to create Proposed Pavement Marking Features using the Design and Computation (D&C) Manager, FDOT Menu and GEOPAK tools, of tools within the Design & Computation (D&C) Manager used to draw in pavement markings in accordance, the designer a solid starting point to create the entire remaining parallel pavement marking lines, \signing\Dsgnsp01.dgn . (This is the main design file for all signing and pavement marking elements
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as designated in the appropriate Design Standard. When “Alt. G” grates are specified in the Plans, adjusting structures in flexible pavement, restore final road surface in accordance with the Design, in the Design Standards and the Plans. Furnish and install the necessary metal frames and gratings. Construct, Concrete: For inlets, manholes, and junction boxes, use Class II or IV concrete, as designated in the Plans and Design Standards and as specified in Section 346. For yard drains use concrete as specified
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on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design, assume 12 inches of thickness for stabilization, . For pavement design, assume 12 inches of thickness for stabilization. 4. The cross slope is approximate, was checked on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design, assume 12 inches of thickness, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PAVEMENT EVALUATION CORING AND CONDITION DATA Cored By: TEST LAB, INC. Coring, : Paved Overall Pavement Condition (from DMO field review): Fair Median Curbed (Y/N): Paved: N Lawn: Y
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of more than four mix designs per year in the Standard Specification. This revision is associated, from the verified mix design The weight of the mixture shall be determined as provided in 320-3.2, or equal to 5 feet wide), the layer thickness for the upper pavement layer and shoulder must be the same, Jobs 3.All overbuild layers must be Type SP Asphalt Concrete designed at the traffic level, : 334-3.2 Mix Design: 334-3.2.1 General: Design the asphalt mixture in accordance with AASHTO R 35
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