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830-T01
' Setback Utility Strip 3' Curb Transition 3' Curb Transition Concrete Curb And Gutter Utility Strip Beveled Edge (1:4 Slope) Asphalt Concrete Curb And Gutter Drop Curb Drop Curb Extend Beyond Lip Of Gutter Crossing Materials Do Not Shoulder Pavement When Match Adjacent Surface Asphalt, Lb/SY) Grade Level HALF PLAN CURBED ROADWAYS ROADWAYS WITH FLUSH SHOULDERS HALF PLAN SECTION
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Approach Existing Line Gutter for corner overhangs 2" above existing curb Field Cut 2 ~ Bars 6D, (Typ.) 2 " Top of Existing Curb Polystyrene Blockout * leakage into the expansion joint, ) Polystyrene Blockout * Curb Top of Existing Top of Existing Curb maintain Cover (Typ.) Field, " @ 7ƀ" @ 7ƀ" Curb Top of Existing to maintain clearance Field Bend Bars 5S 2" cover above, by the the curb height or embedment length differs from slope and 1'-0" embedment length of Bars 6D
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Approach Existing Line Gutter for corner overhangs 2" above existing curb Field Cut 2 ~ Bars, 6D (Typ.) 2 " Top of Existing Curb Polystyrene Blockout * leakage into the expansion joint, ) Polystyrene Blockout * Curb Top of Existing Top of Existing Curb maintain Cover (Typ.) Field, " @ 7ƀ" @ 7ƀ" Curb Top of Existing to maintain clearance Field Bend Bars 5S 2" cover above, by the the curb height or embedment length differs from slope and 1'-0" embedment length of Bars 6D
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. Various configurations of bicycle lanes on curb and gutter and flush shoulder typical sections, .......................................................... 9–8 Figure 9-7 Bicycle Lanes with Separate Right Turn Lane (Curb and Gutter, with On Street Parking, No Right Turn Lane (Curb and Gutter) ................................................................ 9–10 Figure 9-9 Bicycle Lane with Right Turn Drop Lane (Curb and Gutter, Lanes, Left Turn Lane and Right Turn Drop Lane (Curb and Gutter) ............................ 9–13
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of STANDARD PLANS FY 2024-25 SHEET INDEX CURB AND GUTTER FLUSH SHOULDER CURB AND GUTTER FLUSH, 1 8 " Curb And Gutter Curb And Gutter B u f f e r e d B i k e L a n e L a n, MARKINGS CURB AND GUTTER SHOWN 1 0 / 1 7 / 2 0 2 3 7 : 2 5 : 0 2 A M R E V I S, MARKINGS 11/01/21 Median Shoulder Gutter Or Unpaved Gutter Unpaved Shoulder Median Shoulder Gutter Or Unpaved Gutter Median Shoulder Gutter Or Unpaved Unpaved Shoulder Unpaved Median
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treatment to The curb and gutter flare shown on this sheet is typical of flares, Holes 4 3 ¡ Anchor Hole Adjusting Nuts " (Max.) 4 1 7 7" (Min.) Base Plate Flush With Slab, Or Thrie- SLAB CURB EXPOSED END OF EXISTING APPROACH CURB TYPE F FLARE WHEN PICTORIAL TOP VIEW, APPROACH SLAB WITHOUT CURB APPROACH SLAB WITH CURB PARTIAL PLAN VIEWS GUARDRAIL TRANSITION, Of Transition Blocks And Curb End Flares Will Vary With Scheme Type " 8 1 1 7 " " 8 5 7 V a r
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to The curb and gutter flare shown on this sheet is typical of flares that are to be constructed 2, Holes 4 3 ¡ Anchor Hole Adjusting Nuts " (Max.) 4 1 7 7" (Min.) Base Plate Flush With Slab, Or Thrie- SLAB CURB EXPOSED END OF EXISTING APPROACH CURB TYPE F FLARE WHEN PICTORIAL TOP VIEW SIDE, APPROACH SLAB WITHOUT CURB APPROACH SLAB WITH CURB PARTIAL PLAN VIEWS GUARDRAIL TRANSITION, Of Transition Blocks And Curb End Flares Will Vary With Scheme Type " 8 1 1 7 " " 8 5 7 V a r i
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be 5 feet on both curb and gutter and flush shoulder roadways. The minimum separation for a 5-foot, CROSSINGS 8-14 G.1 Crosswalks 8-14 G.1.a Marked Crosswalks 8-14 G.1.b Midblock Crosswalks 8-16 G.2 Curb Ramps and Blended Transitions 8-18 G.3 Detectable Warnings 8-20 G.4 Curb Extensions 8-21 G.5, with Curb Extension 8-15 Figure 8 – 6 Raised Midblock Crosswalk 8-16 Figure 8 – 7 Pedestrian Hybrid, and under passes, curb ramps, median refuges, and crosswalks. In addition to the design criteria
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. The minimum width of a sidewalk shall be 5 feet on both curb and gutter, and flush shoulder roadways, , and slopes flush with the surrounding surface. On sidewalks, the curb ramp width shall be a minimum, ......................................................................... 8– 11 8.7.2 Curb Ramps and Blended, ........................................................... 8–17 8.7.4 Curb Extensions, Figure 8-5 Pedestrian Median Refuge with Curb Extension................. 8–12 Figure 8-6 Raised
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of STANDARD PLANS FY 2025-26 SHEET INDEX CURB AND GUTTER FLUSH SHOULDER CURB AND GUTTER FLUSH SHOULDER, And Gutter Curb And Gutter B u f f e r e d B i k e L a n e L a n e T r a f f i c, 711-001 PAVEMENT MARKINGS 11/01/21 PLACEMENT OF LONGITUDINAL PAVEMENT MARKINGS CURB AND GUTTER, MARKINGS 11/01/21 Median Shoulder Gutter Or Unpaved Gutter Unpaved Shoulder Median Shoulder Gutter Or Unpaved Gutter Median Shoulder Gutter Or Unpaved Unpaved Shoulder Unpaved Median
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Limits of Clearing and Grubbing and to Toe of Curb. All Bases to Apron of Curb & Gutter All Other, WITHOUT CURB & GUTTER WITH CURB & GUTTER S t d . 1 : 4 S t d . 1 : 4 Varies-Determined, r a d e d D r i v e w a y P a v e d o r PLAN FLUSH SHOULDER ROADWAY - DRIVEWAY
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Limits of Clearing and Grubbing and to Toe of Curb. All Bases to Apron of Curb & Gutter All Other, WITHOUT CURB & GUTTER WITH CURB & GUTTER S t d . 1 : 4 S t d . 1 : 4 Varies, G r a d e d D r i v e w a y P a v e d o r PLAN FLUSH SHOULDER ROADWAY
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may allow room for an additional structural or overbuild lift, as in some curb and gutter sections, without milling into the base or overlaying friction course into the gutter. Docusign Envelope ID, , as in some curb and gutter sections, without milling into the base or overlaying friction course into the gutter. The other friction course, FC-5, consists of an open graded material. FC-5, F C-5 on multi-lane flush s houlder roadways with a design s peed of 50 mph or greater. Topic
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’ Flush-shoulder Roadways 1” = 50’ 1” = 100’ See Exhibit 915-1 for an example of a Roadway Plan, when shading or patterning is used. • Display proposed curbs, traffic separators, sidewalks, curb ramps, retaining walls, and driveways. Label curbs and curb ramps indicating type. Label, ditches are not labeled. 915.3.5 Special Gutter Grades Show special gutter grades in profile for cases where the gutter grades are not controlled by the typical section. Include prolongations
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. 915.5.2 Curb Returns Curb return profiles may be necessary to define the gutter flow line from the PC, ’ Flush-shoulder Roadways 1” = 50’ 1” = 100’ See Exhibit 915-1 for an example of a Roadway Plan, . • Display proposed curbs, traffic separators, sidewalks, curb ramps, retaining walls, and driveways. Label curbs and curb ramps indicating type. Label and dimension sidewalks, medians, and traffic, and side. Standard depth ditches are not labeled. 915.3.5 Special Gutter Grades Show special
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Curb Returns Curb return profiles may be necessary to define the gutter flow line from the PC, ’ Flush-shoulder Roadways 1” = 50’ 1” = 100’ See Exhibit 915-1 for an example of a Roadway Plan, is used. • Display proposed curbs, traffic separators, sidewalks, curb ramps, retaining walls, and driveways. Label curbs and curb ramps indicating type. Label and dimension sidewalks, medians, are not labeled. 915.3.5 Special Gutter Grades Show special gutter grades in profile for cases where
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210.5 Curbed Roadways The term “curbed” includes all types of curbs and curb and gutter, in horizontal curves. Two-way left-turn lane widths (flush median) may be used on 3-lane and 5-lane typical sections with Design Speeds ≤ 40 mph. On new construction projects, flush medians, auxiliary lanes on flush shoulder roadways must match or exceed the adjacent travel lane cross slopes, Roadways and Flush Shoulder Roadways (feet) High Speed Curbed Roadways (feet) Flush Shoulder
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The term “curbed” includes all types of curbs and curb and gutter that are used on the state highway, the edge of the traveled way to the lip of gutter as follows: (1) 4-foot to median curb for 4-lane, in horizontal curves. Two-way left turn lane widths (flush median) may be used on 3-lane and 5-lane typical sections with design speeds ≤ 40 mph. On new construction projects, flush medians, or auxiliary lanes with a maximum cross slope of 0.05. (2) Outside auxiliary lanes on flush shoulder
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and Collectors 210.5 Curbed Roadways The term “curbed” includes all types of curbs and curb and gutter, on traveled way widening in horizontal curves. Two-way left turn lane widths (flush median) may be used, , flush medians are to include sections of raised or restrictive median and islands to enhance vehicular, with a maximum cross slope of 0.05. (2) Outside auxiliary lanes on flush shoulder roadways must match, 210.3.1 Median Widths Context Classification Curbed Roadways and Flush Shoulder Roadways (feet
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' Sidewalk 10' ¡ Sidewalk 6 ' M i n . 4 ' 2 ' 2 ' (2 LANES, CURB & GUTTER) SIGNAL PLACEMENT AT RAILROAD CROSSING (2 LANES, CURB & GUTTER) SIGNAL PLACEMENT AT RAILROAD CROSSING ACUTE, Or Or Curb Pavement Edge Travelway Of Centerline Travelway Of Centerline (See Note 2) 10' Min, i n . 1 2 ' ¡ (Mountable Curb) Divided Multilane 2 Or 4 Lanes Undivided FIGURE 1 TWO-WAY TWO-WAY Median 1 2 " Or Shoulder) (Mountable Curb 9 ' - 6 " M a x . 9 ' - 6
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