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OOM_20241113_RA-Handbook
, flushing ability (if equipped with auto flush sensor, the sensor must be in good working order, , they are clean in appearance and with no mildew or defect present. 35 BUILDINGS-GUTTERS This gutter system should be painted to meet desired maintenance conditions. A gutter blocked and leaking does not meet desired maintenance conditions. Gutters Maintenance Criteria: 90% of the gutter system, and function as originally intended. Evaluation: Inspect each run of the building’s roof/rain gutter
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level classification, and placement in relation to curb, shoulder gutter, and the Edge of Traveled, shielded. Trailing anchorages may be used with both flush shoulders and raised curb conditions 2, , including both flush shoulder and curbed conditions as shown in the Index. NOTE: TL-2 Approach, Transition Connection includes the required Alignment Curb and curb transition, as shown in Index 536-001 . Payment for any additional curb type begins at Section F-F or G-G as shown in the Index
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test level classification, and placement in relation to curb, shoulder gutter, and the Edge, of any hazards being shielded. Trailing anchorages may be used with both flush shoulders and raised curb conditions 2. Approach Terminals: Place an Approach Terminal on the approach ends of guardrail, guardrail applications, including both flush shoulder and curbed conditions as shown in the Index, for the single-faced Approach Transition Connection includes the required Alignment Curb and curb
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tops, and ditch bottom inlet grates and slots. Show grate elevations for gutter inlets and edge of pavement elevations for curb and gutter inlets. Include special grate treatment requirements, horizontal scales: Standard Optional Curbed Roadways 1” = 40’ 1” = 50’ Flush-shoulder Roadways 1” = 50’ 1, limits of pavement, curbs, traffic separators, sidewalks, curb ramps, and driveways. Show proposed, 916 - Drainage Structures Sheet For flush shoulder projects, show the existing ground line
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Plan sheet, including roadway geometrics, project limits, street names, curb and gutter, drainage, horizontal scales: Standard Optional Curbed Roadways 1” = 40’ 1” = 50’ Flush-shoulder Roadways 1” = 50
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, street names, curb and gutter, drainage inlets, sidewalks, and R/W lines. Show underground, ” = 50’ Flush-shoulder Roadways 1” = 50’ 1” = 100’ 940.4.1 Required Information Provide the same
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, including roadway geometrics, project limits, street names, curb and gutter, drainage inlets, sidewalks, : Standard Optional Curbed Roadways 1” = 40’ 1” = 50’ Flush-shoulder Roadways 1” = 50’ 1” = 100’ 940.4.1
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, street names, curb and gutter, drainage inlets, sidewalks, and R/W lines. Show underground, ” = 50’ Flush-shoulder Roadways 1” = 50’ 1” = 100’ 943.5.1 Required Information Provide the same
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sheet, including roadway geometrics, project limits, street names, curb and gutter, drainage inlets, scales: Standard Optional Curbed Roadways 1” = 40’ 1” = 50’ Flush-shoulder Roadways 1” = 50’ 1
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roadway geometrics, project limits, street names, curb and gutter, drainage inlets, sidewalks, and R, Optional Curbed Roadways 1” = 40’ 1” = 50’ Flush-shoulder Roadways 1” = 50’ 1” = 100’ 943.5.1
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geometrics, project limits, street names, curb and gutter, drainage inlets, sidewalks, and R/W lines. Show, Roadways 1” = 40’ 1” = 50’ Flush-shoulder Roadways 1” = 50’ 1” = 100’ 943.5.1 Required Information
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Plan sheet, including roadway geometrics, project limits, street names, curb and gutter, drainage, horizontal scales: Standard Optional Curbed Roadways 1” = 40’ 1” = 50’ Flush-shoulder Roadways 1” = 50
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of curb. • Flush shoulder and high-speed curbed roadways: from outside edge of traveled way, 521-001 (TL-4, MASH) (b) Shoulder – Standard Plans , Index 521-001 (TL-4, MASH) (c) Curb & Gutter, (i.e., flush shoulder or curbed roadway) • Design speed • Design Element • Project Type (i.e., New Construction, RRR) Flush shoulder roadways typically have sufficient R/W, to provide the required, Roadways High Speed Curbed and Flush Shoulder Roadway New Construction RRR Design Speed 25-35 mph
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of curb. • Flush shoulder and high-speed curbed roadways: from outside edge of traveled way, (TL-4, MASH) (c) Curb & Gutter - Standard Plans , Index 521-001 (TL-2, MASH) (d) Retaining Wall, (i.e., flush shoulder or curbed roadway) • Design speed • Design Element • Project Type (i.e., New Construction, RRR) Flush shoulder roadways typically have sufficient R/W, to provide the required, Minimum Lateral Offset Criteria Design Element Curbed Roadways High Speed Curbed and Flush
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is measured as follows: • Curbed roadways: from face of curb. • Flush shoulder and high-speed curbed, 521-001 (TL-4, MASH) (b) Shoulder – Standard Plans , Index 521-001 (TL-4, MASH) (c) Curb & Gutter, and are determined based on the following: • Type of facility (i.e., flush shoulder or curbed roadway) • Design speed • Design element • Project type (i.e., new construction, RRR) Flush shoulder roadways, -Speed Curbed and Flush Shoulder Roadway New Construction RRR Design Speed 25-35 mph 40-45 mph
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: • Curbed roadways: from face of curb. • Flush shoulder and high-speed curbed roadways: from, , MASH) (b) Shoulder – Standard Plans , Index 521-001 (TL-4, MASH) (c) Curb & Gutter - Standard, on the following: • Type of facility (i.e., flush shoulder or curbed roadway) • Design speed • Design element • Project type (i.e., new construction, RRR) Flush shoulder roadways typically have, Roadways High-Speed Curbed and Flush Shoulder Roadway New Construction RRR Design Speed 25-35 mph
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if no raised median is present • Minor encroachment on to curbs and areas within the curb return, than a reconstruction or realignment, so curb lines are assumed to be fixed. January 1, 2024 1, strategies such as curb extensions, and shorts blocks, with on-street parking. See FDM 210.2.3, of the roadway centerline to achieve horizontal deflection within existing curb. Chicanes place vertical
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to curb and gutter or other true edges, by the stringline method to obtain an accurate, uniform, with the asphalt mixture, with the exception of the vertical faces of existing pavement, curbs and gutter, or bridge decks, trim the excess joint filler in the cracks and joints flush with the surface, , flushing, sand streaks, sand spots, or ripples. Address any pavement not meeting the requirements
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cover. may be left flush with the hole surface. 3. Additional bars used to restrain hole formers, by the Engineer in order to facilitate connections with curb inlet Types 7 & 8, or any ditch bottom, in conjunction 6. Alt. A or Alt. B structure bottoms may be used in conjunction with curb inlet tops Types 1, , 425-051, and 425-052. C, D & E Ditch Bottom Inlets or Type S & V Gutter Inlets. 3. Alternate A slab
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cover. may be left flush with the hole surface. 3. Additional bars used to restrain hole formers, by the Engineer in order to facilitate connections with curb inlet Types 7 & 8, or any ditch bottom, in conjunction 6. Alt. A or Alt. B structure bottoms may be used in conjunction with curb inlet tops Types 1, , 425-051, and 425-052. C, D & E Ditch Bottom Inlets or Type S & V Gutter Inlets. 3. Alternate A slab
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