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515-052

 9 / 1 0 / 2 0 2 4 1 : 1 2 : 3 3 P M R E V I S I O N DESCRIPTION: REVISION LAST of STANDARD PLANS FY 2025-26 SHEET INDEX 8 1 515-052 PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE RAILING (STEEL) 11/01/18 NOTES MEMBER DESIGNATION DIMENSION OUTSIDE THICKNESS WALL Top Rail Top Rail Joint/Splice Sleeves Intermediate & Bottom Rail Int. & Bottom Rail Post Connection Sleeve Handrail Joint/Splice Sleeves Handrails Handrail Support Bar 1ƀ" NPS (Sch. 40) Ƃ" Ø Round Bar 2.50" x

fm5-507

 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION State Materials Office 5007 NE 39 th Avenue Gainesville, Florida 32609 May 14, 2025 FM 5-507 1 Florida Method of Test for Determination of Moisture Content by Means of a Calcium Carbide Gas Pressure Moisture Tester Designation: FM 5-507 1. SCOPE This test method is intended to determine the moisture content of soils by means of a calcium carbide gas pressure moisture tester, hereinafter referred to as “Speedy”. The manufacturer’s

515-052

 9 / 2 6 / 2 0 2 5 1 : 1 7 : 4 5 P M R E V I S I O N DESCRIPTION: REVISION LAST of STANDARD PLANS FY 2026-27 SHEET INDEX 8 1 515-052 PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE RAILING (STEEL) 11/01/18 NOTES MEMBER DESIGNATION DIMENSION OUTSIDE THICKNESS WALL Top Rail Top Rail Joint/Splice Sleeves Intermediate & Bottom Rail Int. & Bottom Rail Post Connection Sleeve Handrail Joint/Splice Sleeves Handrails Handrail Support Bar 1ƀ" NPS (Sch. 40) Ƃ" Ø Round Bar 2.50" x

Rail System Plan_Visual Plan_2023_November_ADA

of statewide application designed to ensure the proper maintenance, safety, revitalization, -oriented objectives designed to assist the state in meeting the overarching transportation goals, and are designed to move large volumes of people. Urban rail transit takes several forms in Florida, funding to design and build a 72-acre rail yard in Baker County that will include space for a new

2024June-Thu01-EvolutionsInSafety

. District 6 Traffic Safety Program Engineer Naziru Isaac, P. E. District 5 Roadway Design, Design Engineer FDOT District 5 Safety Through S peed Management • FDM 202: Speed Management, • Project-Specific Justification • Design Speed • Corridor Context • Corridor Needs Raised, Design Advanta ges a n d Challenges • Challenges • Drainage • Design Ve hicle (e.g. Freight, Transit) • Public Engagement and Support • Constructability • Future Maintenance Design Advanta

E8U72Addenda001

DESIGN STANDARD INDEX NUMBER 333 TEMP. STRIPING LABELS ADDED 334 EXTRA NORTH ARROW DELETED AND TEXT, TEMP. STRIPING LABELS ADDED 400 TEMP. STRIPING LABELS ADDED 409 REVISION DESIGN STANDARD INDEX NUMBER 410 REVISION DESIGN STANDARD INDEX NUMBER 421 TEMP. STRIPING LABELS ADDED AND SIGN REMOVED, LABELS ADDED AND SHEET NAME UPDATED 461 REVISION DESIGN STANDARD INDEX NUMBER 466 TEMP. STRIPING, LABEL UPDATED 543 REVISION DESIGN STANDARD INDEX NUMBER 547 TEMP. STRIPING LABELS AND REF. REMOVED

2024nov-thu03-SafetyEvolutions

. E . District 5 Roadway Design Engineer Project Highlights Pedestrian Channelization Barrier, Through Speed Management Naziru Isaac, P. E. District Roadway Design Engineer FDOT D i strict 5, • 18 Strategies • Va rying Levels of Implementation • Project-Specific Justification • Design, ry Low Speed • Stand-alone or Supplemented Installations Design Advantages and Challenges • Challenges • Drainage • Design Ve h i c l e (e .g. Freight, Transit) • Public Engagement

2024nov-thu03-SafetyEvolutions

. E . District 5 Roadway Design Engineer Project Highlights Pedestrian Channelization Barrier, Through Speed Management Naziru Isaac, P. E. District Roadway Design Engineer FDOT D i strict 5, • 18 Strategies • Va rying Levels of Implementation • Project-Specific Justification • Design, ry Low Speed • Stand-alone or Supplemented Installations Design Advantages and Challenges • Challenges • Drainage • Design Ve h i c l e (e .g. Freight, Transit) • Public Engagement

2024nov-thu01-LoadRating

(assign damage and share) • Competitive for Design and Construction, esp. DB • Opportunities, requirements (many states, many specifications, coupled with BrDr design, legacy interface, . a ashtowarebridge.com/bridge-rating-and-design/training/ Michigan Te c h BrR training https://www. l o a d r, at 36 tons, the weight of the design truck, which is what we would ideally expect. But I still had, history BLRM Ultimate Demand Based Capacity (UDBC) UDBC • Unnecessary for yes/no pass/fail design

2024nov-thu01-LoadRating

(assign damage and share) • Competitive for Design and Construction, esp. DB • Opportunities, requirements (many states, many specifications, coupled with BrDr design, legacy interface, . a ashtowarebridge.com/bridge-rating-and-design/training/ Michigan Te c h BrR training https://www. l o a d r, at 36 tons, the weight of the design truck, which is what we would ideally expect. But I still had, history BLRM Ultimate Demand Based Capacity (UDBC) UDBC • Unnecessary for yes/no pass/fail design

3370302-724IMPLreplace

substituted: 337-3.3.1 FC-5: Use a mixture having a gradation at design within the ranges shown in Table 337-2. Table 337-2 FC-5 Gradation Design Range 3/4 inch 1/2 inch 3/8 inch No. 4 No. 8, FC-5 is deleted and the following substituted: 337-4.1 FC-5: The Department will design the FC-5, .) as specified in 334- 3.2.7. The Department will have three weeks to design the mix. The Department will establish the design binder content for FC-5 within the following ranges based on aggregate type

3370302-724IMPL

substituted: 337-3.3.1 FC-5: Use a mixture having a gradation at design within the ranges shown in Table 337-2. Table 337-2 FC-5 Gradation Design Range 3/4 inch 1/2 inch 3/8 inch No. 4 No. 8, FC-5 is deleted and the following substituted: 337-4.1 FC-5: The Department will design the FC-5, .) as specified in 334- 3.2.7. The Department will have three weeks to design the mix. The Department will establish the design binder content for FC-5 within the following ranges based on aggregate type

3370302-724FHWA

and the following substituted: 337-3.3.1 FC-5: Use a mixture having a gradation at design within the ranges shown in Table 337-12. Table 337-12 FC-5 Gradation Design Range 3/4 inch 1/2 inch 3/8 inch No. 4 No. 8, 337-4.1 FC-5 is deleted and the following substituted: 337-4.1 FC-5: The Department will design the FC-5, .) as specified in 334-3.2.7. The Department will have three weeks to design the mix. The Department will establish the design binder content for FC-5 within the following ranges based on aggregate type

2024_Evaluation of the Effect of Binder Type and Layer Thickness on the Performance of Open-Graded Friction Courses_JCBM

mixtures on all multi-lane highways with a design speed of 50 mph or higher. Of the approximately 44,000, of construction and design issues. While the thicker OGFC could be expected to provide a faster, 76 – 22 PMA and PG 82 – 22 PMA) and three design thicknesses (0.75, 1.25 and 2 in. – (19.05, of the test sections which were subjected to accelerated loading by the HVS. 3. Experimental design, the cross-section design of the test sections. 3.2. Experimental design Accelerated loading

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863-519-2239 850-412-8245 Greg Bowne Right of Way Manager Jan-66 863-519-2406 863-534-7168 Kevin Ingle Design, Manager 2020 386-961-7403 386-961-7527 Kathy Thomas Design Engineer 2021 386-961-7583 386-961-7809, 850-330-1529 DEPARTMENTS Adam Scurlock Design Engineer 850-330-1400 Alvin Walker Surveyor & Mapper, Services Manager 850-330-1237 Amy DiRusso TSM&O Engineer 850-330-1241 Anna Harlson Roadway Design, 850-330-1625 Keith Hinson Value Engineer 850-330-1547 Keith Shores Structures Design Engineer

SCI 100GM - MASH TL3 - Manual

& Weight ........................................................................... 2 DESIGN CRITERIA, , and are designed for work zone and perma- nent applications. Foundations Foundations must, . Work Area Protection Corp. can design transitions for other frequently used applications. Contact us, , Appendix F & F2 - Rigid design for wide obstacles • Layout – Gore Assembly Calculations, Appendix F3, l y, Appendix M - Rigid design for possible reverse direction impacts • Tr a n s i t i o n – W-Beam

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Exhibit 904-1

ARCHITECT OF RECORD ORLANDO, FL 32801 345 IVY LANE LAND DESIGN, LLC. LICENSE NUMBER: 99999, WITH DESIGN TEAM TO PRESERVE EXISTING VEGETATION TO GREATEST EXTENT MAINTENANCE. THE RETENTION PONDS, LEVEL I (LOW PROFILE AREA) - PLANTING THAT SUPPORT THE OVERALL DESIGN. LEVEL II (MODERATE IMPACT AREA, INTERCHANGE) MAY AFFECT DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS DELINEATED ON THE LANDSCAPE OPPORTUNITY PLANS. 2, CHANGE TO REFLECT THE FINAL DESIGN. 3. MAINTAIN THE PRESERVATION AND PLANTING AREAS SHOWN

Exhibit 904-1

ARCHITECT OF RECORD ORLANDO, FL 32801 345 IVY LANE LAND DESIGN, LLC. LICENSE NUMBER: 99999, WITH DESIGN TEAM TO PRESERVE EXISTING VEGETATION TO GREATEST EXTENT MAINTENANCE. THE RETENTION PONDS, LEVEL I (LOW PROFILE AREA) - PLANTING THAT SUPPORT THE OVERALL DESIGN. LEVEL II (MODERATE IMPACT AREA, INTERCHANGE) MAY AFFECT DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS DELINEATED ON THE LANDSCAPE OPPORTUNITY PLANS. 2, CHANGE TO REFLECT THE FINAL DESIGN. 3. MAINTAIN THE PRESERVATION AND PLANTING AREAS SHOWN

Complete-Streets-Best-Practices-Summary-Report-Draft_207.18.18

a Connected Network 4. Documenting Performance of Implemented Projects 5. Creating Design Guidelines 6, behaviors logically to countermeasures. Complete Streets Best Practices 5. Creating Design, . Best Practices in Design Guidelines Broward MPO Developed Complete Streets Design Guidelines, be adopted, modified, customized and expanded. Miami-Dade County Developed Complete Streets Design, of Neat Streets Miami Commissioner. The Design Guidelines provide guidance consistent with Federal