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be burned off 1" below existing adjoining areas and finish flat by grouting or grinding as required, Flared Portion of Wing Wall Match Line (See Sheet 1) Front Face of Backwall, Begin or End Bridge, Flared Slab (Location Varies) Edge of Existing Approach Max. (Front Face Wing Wall only) " Spacing ƀ Dowel Bars 6D @ 7 FLARED WING WALLS RAILING END TREATMENT FOR SCHEME 3 (Railing Reinforcing
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shall be burned off 1" below existing concrete and grouted over. and finish flat by grouting, Note 1) Parallel Portion of Vertical Face Retrofit Face Retrofit Railing Begin Flared portion, . (Middle row of bars only) " Spacing ƀ Dowel Bars 6D @ 7 FLARED WING WALLS RAILING END TREATMENT, .) Varies (Match Length of Existing End Bent Wing Wall) Direction of Traffic Existing Flared Wing Wall
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be burned off 1" below existing concrete and grouted over. and finish flat by grouting or grinding, Portion of Vertical Face Retrofit Face Retrofit Railing Begin Flared portion of Vertical (See, only) " Spacing ƀ Dowel Bars 6D @ 7 FLARED WING WALLS RAILING END TREATMENT FOR SCHEME 3, of Existing End Bent Wing Wall) Direction of Traffic Existing Flared Wing Wall B B PARTIAL
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off 1" below existing adjoining areas and finish flat by grouting or grinding as required. Exposed, Note 1) Retrofit Railing (if present) and Vertical Face Retrofit Railing Begin Flared Portion, ) Dowel Bars 6D @ 1'-3" Spacing Bend) (Typ.) Bars 5S (Field Wing Wall Existing Flared Slab (Location, FLARED WING WALLS RAILING END TREATMENT FOR SCHEME 3 (Railing Reinforcing and Expansion Dowel
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2 1 3"x 2 ANGLE (3.4 lb/ft) " 2 1 2" x FLAT L See Note 1 GRATE QUANTITIES TABLE 3, " 4 1 " 2 1 L - 4 ' - 2 " " Dia. Bolt Hole (Typ.) 8 7 Bars C (Flat) Bars A (Channel) Bar B (Angle) See DETAIL "A" Bar B (Angle) Bars A (Channel) Bars C (Flat) Bars A (Channel) Bars C (Flat) GRATE SEAT AND ANCHOR DETAILS 8" 3 " " 4 1 2 " 4 1 4 " 4 3 3 8 " " Dia, (Symmetrical About the ¡) or Flatter 2 1 Sod Slopes 1: 1 4 3 425-060 BACK OF SIDEWALK DRAINAGE
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2 1 3"x 2 ANGLE (3.4 lb/ft) " 2 1 2" x FLAT L See Note 1 GRATE QUANTITIES TABLE 3, " 4 1 " 2 1 L - 4 ' - 2 " " Dia. Bolt Hole (Typ.) 8 7 Bars C (Flat) Bars A (Channel) Bar B (Angle) See DETAIL "A" Bar B (Angle) Bars A (Channel) Bars C (Flat) Bars A (Channel) Bars C (Flat) GRATE SEAT AND ANCHOR DETAILS 8" 3 " " 4 1 2 " 4 1 4 " 4 3 3 8 " " Dia, (Symmetrical About the ¡) or Flatter 2 1 Sod Slopes 1: 1 4 3 425-060 BACK OF SIDEWALK DRAINAGE
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(4.5 lb/ft) " 4 1 "x 2 1 3"x 2 ANGLE (3.4 lb/ft) " 2 1 2" x FLAT L See Note 1, C (Flat) Bars A (Channel) Bar B (Angle) See DETAIL "A" Bar B (Angle) Bars A (Channel) Bars C (Flat) Bars A (Channel) Bars C (Flat) GRATE SEAT AND ANCHOR DETAILS 8" 3 " " 4 1 2 " 4 1
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) " 2 1 2" x FLAT L See Note 1 GRATE QUANTITIES TABLE 3 NOTES: 2. See Section B-B for dimension, " " Dia. Bolt Hole (Typ.) 8 7 Bars C (Flat) Bars A (Channel) Bar B (Angle) See DETAIL "A" Bar B (Angle) Bars A (Channel) Bars C (Flat) Bars A (Channel) Bars C (Flat) GRATE SEAT AND ANCHOR, the ¡) or Flatter 2 1 Sod Slopes 1: 1 4 3 425-060 BACK OF SIDEWALK DRAINAGE 10/01/20 C (CY) (CY) 15
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during the study month for a congested TMC, flag it as construction-affected. Figure 7 shows a location, , flag it as programmed. 4.) Manual Screening – Upon site review, determine if characteristics, flagged in the screening process due to 1) limited data availability, 2) dense urban settings, or 3, . "*" Locations flagged in the screening process due to 1) limited data availability, 2) dense urban settings, flagged in the screening process due to 1) limited data availability, 2) dense urban settings, or 3
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-flagged and taken out of service. The damage/defect should be documented and reported to the UAS, and can pose a safety hazard because they, unlike other rechargeable batteries, contain a flammable, area, and away from flammable materials. Do not store the battery or aircraft in a hot garage, car, , then place it in a safe, open area away from flammable materials to observe it for at least 15 minutes
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File Name: Third Party Data Feed Users Guide File Location: Z:\C8I75\Assign 54 - FLATIS\3rd Party, St. Lucie Dixie Levy Sumter Duval Liberty Suwannee Escambia Madison Taylor Flagler Manatee Union
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File Name: Third Party Data Feed Users Guide File Location: Z:\C8I75\Assign 54 - FLATIS\3rd Party, St. Lucie Dixie Levy Sumter Duval Liberty Suwannee Escambia Madison Taylor Flagler Manatee Union
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)........................................................................... J Concrete Block, 30 Inch (762 mm), Flared, o n c r e t e B lock, 36 Inch (915mm) , Flared, that provide a flat outer redirective surface for side impacts. The sled provides redirective support, , and are designed for work zone and permanent applications. Foundations Foundations must be a flat surface, and will extend our installation length 53 inches • Transition - Concrete Block, 30 Inch, Flared
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applied bituminous adhesive. Do not use direct flame melting units with flexible adhesives
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profiles located on bridge and overhead sign structures shall meet a flame spread index of Class B
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flammable material from catching fire . Vehicle fluid spills, which have soaked into the soil
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conditions and worker safety; cleanup accomplished without heavy use of flammable or hazardous chemicals
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conditions and worker safety; cleanup accomplished without heavy use of flammable or hazardous chemicals
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and worker safety; cleanup accomplished without heavy use of flammable or hazardous chemicals
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and worker safety; cleanup accomplished without heavy use of flammable or hazardous chemicals; extraneous
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