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453561 Technical Scope_Final
to this roadway shall adhere to the standards set forth in the 2024 FDOT Design Manual (FDM, the project limits as shown on SLD 13175000. FDM Table 210.9.1 indicates that these curves require, . The superelevation should be evaluated according to FDM 210.9.2 to determine if correction, , FDOT Design Manual (FDM), Traffic Engineering Manual (TEM), and/or Manual on Uniform Traffic Control, be replaced. Pavement Marking Scope Items: Restripe roadway per current Standard Plans, FDM
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, “ROADWAY PLANS”, “LIGHTING PLANS”, “LANDSCAPE PLANS”. See FDM 910.2.5 for a full list of allowable, . See FDM 111.2.1 for information on updating the WPA system. 910.2.3 Project Location Show a small, as a strung project (see FDM 910.2.10 ). When utility work is minimal, Utility Work by Highway Contractor, and Standard Specifications , see FDM 115 . When Standard Plans Interim Revisions ( IRs, For information on t he process and requirements for completing plan revisions: • See FDM 132
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General The following definitions used in the FDM are assigned for consistency of understanding, to apply to the design of medians, median openings, connections, and signal spacing. See FDM 201, Context Classification criteria. See FDM 200 for additional information. Control Vehicle, . The design vehicle is the largest frequent user of a given roadway; see FDM 201.6 . Functional, . Additional information is included in FDM 128 . Production Date The committed completion date
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PLANS”, “LIGHTING PLANS”, “LANDSCAPE PLANS”. See FDM 910.2.5 for a full list of allowable component, ) system during final design. See FDM 111.2.1 for information on updating the WPA system. When several, project (see FDM 910.2.10). When utility work is minimal, Utility Work by Highway Contractor Plans, on the Standard Plans and Standard Specifications, see FDM 115. When Standard Plans Interim Revisions (IRs, on the process and requirements for completing plan revisions: • See FDM 132 for revisions prior
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............................................................... 109 Table 29 | Midblock Crossing Lighting Standards - FDM, ............................................................................... 216 Table 32 | FHWA Vehicle Classifications for FDM Freight Vehicles
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the bridge. Refer to FDM 110.5.3 for further information. 121.2 Organization The SDO, the Category 1 conditions of FDM 266.4 (7) Retaining walls (8) Roadway signing, signalization, . Modification for Non-Conventional Projects: Delete FDM 121.5 and replace with the following, , Chapter 3 of the PD&E Manual . 121.6 Projects of Division Interest See FDM 128 for FHWA, Modification for Non-Conventional Projects: Delete FDM 121.7 and replace with the following
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the bridge. Refer to FDM 110.5.3 for further information. 121.2 Organization The SDO, bridges meeting the Category 1 conditions of FDM 266.4 (7) Retaining walls (8) Roadway signing, . Modification for Non-Conventional Projects: Delete FDM 121.5 and replace with the following, FDM 128 for FHWA requirements. 121.7 Bridge Project Development The following sections will define, Manual 121 - Bridge Project Development Modification for Non-Conventional Projects: Delete FDM
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the bridge. Refer to FDM 110.5.3 for further information. 121.2 Organization The SDO, the Category 1 conditions of FDM 266.4 (7) Retaining walls (8) Roadway signing, signalization, to proceed. Modification for Non-Conventional Projects: Delete FDM 121.5 and replace, in accordance with Part 2, Chapter 3 of the PD&E Manual . 121.6 Projects of Division Interest See FDM, Project Development Modification for Non-Conventional Projects: Delete FDM 121.7 and replace
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the bridge. Refer to FDM 110.5.3 for further information. 121.2 Organization The SDO, pedestrian bridges meeting the Category 1 conditions of FDM 266.4 (7) Retaining walls (8) Roadway signing, on how to proceed. Modification for Non-Conventional Projects: Delete FDM 121.5 and replace, of Division Interest See FDM 128 for FHWA requirements. 121.7 Bridge Project Development The following, Development Modification for Non-Conventional Projects: Delete FDM 121.7 and replace with the following
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in, on, or around the bridge. Refer to FDM 110.5.3 for further information. 121.2 Organization The SDO, pedestrian bridges meeting the Category 1 conditions of FDM 266.4 (7) Retaining walls (8) Roadway, : Delete FDM 121.5 and replace with the following: 121.5 Responsibility Submit RFP’s on those projects, Manual. 121.6 Projects of Division Interest See FDM 128 for FHWA requirements. Topic #625-000-002, - Bridge Project Development 8 Modification for Non-Conventional Projects: Delete FDM 121.7 and replace
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in, on, or around the bridge. Refer to FDM 110.5.3 for further information. Topic #625-000-002 FDOT, pedestrian bridges meeting the Category 1 conditions of FDM 266.4 (7) Retaining walls (8) Roadway, and obtain concurrence on how to proceed. Modification for Non-Conventional Projects: Delete FDM, Projects of Division Interest See FDM 128 for FHWA requirements. 121.7 Bridge Project Development, Development 8 Modification for Non-Conventional Projects: Delete FDM 121.7 and replace
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to meet FDM. Some projects/roads have different municipalities on each side, while some extend, For the FDOT Design Manual, a new FDM Intake Form is available, streamlining and tracking potential changes, in the Greenbook; Greenbook K-value for crest vertical curves not consistent with the FDM; bridge cross slope, . For on-system roads, the FDOT Design Manual (FDM) now has a CCT by context classification policy, with FDM o Design Guides o Easy to follow o Easy to follow and use o Forward thinking o
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) Project Work Limits and Features as explained in FDM 910.2.2 . January 1, 2024 6 Topic #625-000-002, of the project within the state. (4) PD&E or Design EOR Signature Block: See FDM 130, Engineer is required on Projects of Division Interest (PoDI). Refer to FDM 128 for additional, be proportionate. Show all required typical section information contained in FDM 913.2, except: (1, for structural designs and plans preparation, the reader is referred to FDM 121 and the Structures
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FDM 201.5 for information on Design Speed. See FDM 122 for information on Design Exceptions, in the exhibits in FDM 913 . Criteria regarding lanes, medians, and shoulders for bridges are illustrated in FDM 260.1.1. Subsequent sections of this chapter contain specific information and criteria, (See FDM 260.4 ). Use transitions to adjust for differences in cross slope between the approach, is to remain. Superelevation requirements are covered in FDM 211.8 . When cross slope correction
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Design Manual (FDM). This reformatting will create a foundation for implementing larger changes, in the FDM that separates all the different lateral offsets -- not in the FGB, but it's very useful. So, deferring back to the FDM. Has brought this up last few meetings. Derwood has expressed concern about using it. His concern is that sometimes it could be misused against in you as it is in the FDM, for them. Supplements with FDM or other specs from FDOT, after looking at FGB. Thinks FGB has done a lot
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of work type under the state road number. (2) Project Work Limits and Features as explained in FDM, or Design EOR Signature Block: See FDM 130 for requirements. (5) Sheet Index: P rovide an index, on Projects of Division Interest (PoDI). Refer to FDM 128 for additional information concerning PoDIs. (7, required typical section information contained in FDM 913.2, except: (1) Show and label Border, is referred to FDM 121 and the Structures Detailing Manual issued by the State Structures Design
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in transition areas is an important aspect in meeting driver expectancy. See FDM 201.5 for information, Additional information on context classification is included in FDM 200 . Contact the District Complete, used for design must be attested to by completing Form 130-B , located in FDM 103 . Traffic, Speed or Posted Speed Limit, see FDM 202 for Speed Management techniques that may be effective, and FDM 202 provide additional discussion on selecting Target Speed and Design Speed
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designs in transition areas is an important aspect in meeting driver expectancy. See FDM 201.5, information on context classification is included in FDM 200. Contact the District Complete Streets, must be attested to by completing Form 130-B, located in FDM 103. Traffic data used for design, projects where the Target Speed is below the existing Design Speed or Posted Speed Limit, see FDM 202, the Target Speed . The FDOT Context Classification Guide and FDM 202 provide additional discussion
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Forms 103.1 General This chapter provides access to the standard forms referenced within the FDM, corresponds to the FDM chapter in which it is discussed. Refer to the related chapter for instructions, forms found in the FDM. The form number assigned to each form corresponds to the FDM chapter in which, Attached (c) See approval requirements for these documents in FDM 121. (d) GRS = Geosynthetic, with FDM 121 and all other governing regulations. Component plans that were included in the peer
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designs in transition areas is an important aspect in meeting driver expectancy. See FDM 201.5, information on context classification is included in FDM 200. Contact the District Complete Streets, must be attested to by completing Form 130-B, located in FDM 103. Traffic data used for design, Speed is below the existing Design Speed or Posted Speed Limit, see FDM 202 for Speed Management, . The FDOT Context Classification Guide and FDM 202 provide additional discussion on selecting Target
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