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2024FDM121BrProjDev

precast alternates and associated MOT schemes against conventional methods using the assessment, are: (a) Bridges highly visible to large numbers of users (maritime and motorists). (b) Bridges located

2025FDM121BrProjDev

alternates and associated MOT schemes against conventional methods using the assessment matrix, a more important role are: (a) Bridges highly visible to large numbers of users (maritime and motorists

2025FDM121BrProjDev

if precasting is found to be viable, evaluate preliminary precast alternates and associated MOT schemes, (maritime and motorists). (b) Bridges located in or adjacent to parks, recreational areas

2026FDM121BrProjDev

, evaluate preliminary precast alternates and associated MOT schemes against conventional methods using, visible to large numbers of users (maritime and motorists). (b) Bridges located in or adjacent

2026FDM121BrProjDev

precast alternates and associated MOT schemes against conventional methods using the assessment, to large numbers of users (maritime and motorists). (b) Bridges located in or adjacent to parks

E6P89-R0BidTab

 Percent Of Low Bid Total Bid Rank Vendor Bid Type Bid Status 1 FLORIDA MOT, CORP $296,760.00, Ext Amount Ext Amount (1) FLORIDA MOT, CORP (2) SAFETY SYSTEMS BARRICADES CORP. (3) AUM, MOT, CORP (2) SAFETY SYSTEMS BARRICADES CORP. (3) AUM CONSTRUCTION INC. Units ( ) indicates, Amount (1) FLORIDA MOT, CORP (2) SAFETY SYSTEMS BARRICADES CORP. (3) AUM CONSTRUCTION INC. Units, Amount Unit Price Item Description Alternate Ext Amount Ext Amount (1) FLORIDA MOT, CORP (2

Meeting-Packet-10-24-24-Staff-Directors-reduced

at 9:00 a.m. All in attendance rose for the pledge of allegiance. A motion passed unanimously, the meeting minutes from the April 25, 2024 meeting. Gary Huttman motioned to approve the minutes; Aileen Bouclé seconded the motion. The minutes were approved unanimously by the Staff Directors' Advisory Committee. Commissioner Sara Roberts McCarley motioned to approve the minutes; Commissioner Bill McDaniel seconded the motion. WELCOME REMARKS – MAYOR REED AND COMMISSIONER COUNTY VICE MAYOR

Meeting-Packet-10-24-24-Governing-Board-reduced

motioned to approve the minutes; Aileen Bouclé seconded the motion. The minutes were approved unanimously by the Staff Directors' Advisory Committee. Commissioner Sara Roberts McCarley motioned to approve the minutes; Commissioner Bill McDaniel seconded the motion. WELCOME REMARKS – MAYOR REED, . A motion passed unanimously to allow online attendees to participate. 3 APPROVAL OF MINUTES: APRIL, made a motion that the staff directors recommend adopting the Strategic Directions Plan

19_Traditional_Neighborhood_Development_Redlines

development patterns that balance pedestrian, bicycling, and transit with motor vehicle transportation, surface parking lots. 5. Limited use of one way streets. 6. Speeds for motor vehicles are ideally, for pedestrians and bicyclists must be balanced with the operational needs of motor vehicles. Finally, it, with a goal to re-design the corridor and reduce the speed to 35 mph or less. The increase in motorist

19_Traditional_Neighborhood_Development_Rulemaking

patterns that balance pedestrian, bicycling, and transit with motor vehicle transportation. 19.3.1 C.1, streets. 6. Speeds for motor vehicles are ideally kept in the range of 20-35 mph through the design, for pedestrians and bicyclists must be balanced with the operational needs of motor vehicles. Finally, . The increase in motorist travel time due to the speed reduction is usually insignificant because

FDOT-Green Colored Pavement Markings Guidelines

, especially in urban areas with significant motorist traffic conflicts. FIGURE 1 – Green-Colored, (5), these benefits and supporting references are: • Raising motorist and bicyclist awareness to potential areas of conflict (6). • Improving motorist yielding behavior (7, 8). • Reduce, ) are bicycle symbols placed within the roadway to indicate that motorists are expected to share, . Duthie, and R. Machemehl. Austin Effects of Colored-Lane Markings on Bicyclist and Motorist Behavior

MPOAC-GB-Meeting-presentation-April-29-2021

; PD&E on Tu r n p i ke extension) • HB 353 – Permits bike s w i th no seats • SB 566 – Motor, & Take Backs Indexed Motor Fuel Taxes Non-Indexed Taxes, Fees & Surcharges Revenue Needed to Maintain FY 99/00 Purchasing Power Per VMT Adjusted for Inflation Impact of eVMT/AV on Motor Fuel, Rate Making _ _ Regional Trans Financing Authority @ $100mill/ yr 3,200 400 Sales Tax on Motor, Tax on Motor Ve hicle Parts & Services – Shift from General Revenue Fund Shift Sales Tax on Battery

MPOAC-SD-Meeting-presentation-April-29-2021

improvements; PD&E on Tu r n p i ke extension) • HB 353 – Permits bike s w i th no seats • SB 566 – Motor, Backs Indexed Motor Fuel Taxes Non-Indexed Taxes, Fees & Surcharges Revenue Needed to Maintain FY 99/00 Purchasing Power Per VMT Adjusted for Inflation Impact of eVMT/AV on Motor Fuel, Making _ _ Regional Trans Financing Authority @ $100mill/ yr 3,200 400 Sales Tax on Motor Vehicle, on Motor Ve hicle Parts & Services – Shift from General Revenue Fund Shift Sales Tax on Battery

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