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on Index 515-022. BRIDGE FENCING: For Bridge Fencing see Index 550-010 Assembly fabrication
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, sidewalks and curbs, fencing, guardrail, railroads, bridges, drainage structures, and other similar, fencing (6) Selective Clearing and Grubbing activities (remove or relocate trees, eradicate
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Summary of Guardrail 31 Summary of Fencing 32 Summary of Permanent Crash Cushions 33 Summary, not include temporary fencing, sodding, or erosion control devices under MOT lump sum; See the BOE details, . Summary of Fencing 550: Fencing Return to Summary Table List This table is intended for use with all types of Fencing. Summarize quantities by location. Temporary fencing is incidental to permanent fencing. 32. Summary of Permanent Crash Cushions 544: Crash Cushions Return to Summary Table
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29 Summary of Walls 30 Summary of Guardrail 31 Summary of Fencing 32 Summary of Permanent Crash, or days, the duration column may be blank. Do not include temporary fencing, sodding, or erosion control, a column to this summary table for 536- 73. 31. Summary of Fencing 550: Fencing Return to Summary Table List This table is intended for use with all types of Fencing. Summarize quantities by location. Temporary fencing is incidental to permanent fencing. 32. Summary of Permanent Crash
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60,000.00 5,599.00000 83,985.00 5,887.00000 88,305.00 0010 0550 10220 FENCING, TYPE B, 5.1-6.0, 10220 FENCING, TYPE B, 5.1-6.0', STANDARD 600.000 LF 35.00000 21,000.00 100.00000 60,000.00
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: Provide and detail the equipment shelter installation, including site layout, fencing, and all, , fencing, and all other features. Submit this drawing for approval prior to the start
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0060 0550 10220 FENCING, TYPE B, 5.1-6.0', STANDARD 1,798.000 LF 25.00000 44,950.00 65.00000, 0120 6 EMBANKMENT 20.000 CY 276.41000 5,528.20 83.44000 1,668.80 0060 0550 10220 FENCING, TYPE B
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ENGINEER’S FIELD OFFICE. (REV 5-1-02) (FA 5-14-02) (1-03) PAGE 138. The following new Section is added after Section 105: SECTION 109 ENGINEER’S FIELD OFFICE 109-1 Description. Provide,furnishandmaintain an Engineer’s Field Office for exclusive use by the Department. Use Type B Fencing as detailed on Design Standards, Index No. 452, to enclose the field office. Place the fence at least, or trailers, fencing, surfacing and utilities and leave the areas with a finish soil layer cleaned
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ENGINEER’S FIELD OFFICE. (REV 5-1-02) (FA 5-14-02) (1-03) PAGE 138. The following new Section is added after Section 105: SECTION 109 ENGINEER’S FIELD OFFICE 109-1 Description. Provide,furnishandmaintain an Engineer’s Field Office for exclusive use by the Department. Use Type B Fencing as detailed on Design Standards, Index No. 452, to enclose the field office. Place the fence at least, or trailers, fencing, surfacing and utilities and leave the areas with a finish soil layer cleaned
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ENGINEER’S FIELD OFFICE. (REV 5-1-02) (FA 5-14-02) (1-10) PAGE 151. The following new Section is added after Section 105: SECTION 109 ENGINEER’S FIELD OFFICE 109-1 Description. Provide,furnishandmaintain an Engineer’s Field Office for exclusive use by the Department. Use Type B Fencing as detailed on Design Standards, Index No. 452, to enclose the field office. Place the fence at least, portable buildings or trailers, fencing, surfacing and utilities and leave the areas with a finish soil
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. All overhead cantilevers, monotubes, trusses and gantries, iron castings, steel gratings, fencing, Properties Filler Sheet A1011 50 HSLAS, Class 1 Designation, Grade 962-10.3 Fencing Material: Provide fencing materials in accordance with this section and Table 962-13. When galvanizing, on the Department’s Production Facility Listing for Coated Steel Fencing. Table 962-13 Material Requirements for Fencing Product Standard Grade / Type Style Reportable Properties Fabric A116 60 No. 9
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, iron castings, steel gratings, fencing, field splices filler metals, and bridge components, A1011 50 HSLAS, Class 1 Designation, Grade 962-10.3 Fencing Material: Provide fencing materials, Facility Listing for Coated Steel Fencing.. Table 962-13 Material Requirements for Fencing Product, , Finish 9620100 Table 962-13 Material Requirements for Fencing Product Standard Grade / Type Style, 962-10.3 Fencing Material: Provide fencing materials in accordance with this Section and Table
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crossing shelves directional barriers (e.g., fencing, walls), with jump outs when needed, been successful implementing “retrofit” crossings and fencing installations into resurfacing, and collaboration with stakeholders to identify locations for wildlife crossings, fencing, River with wildlife shelves, more vertical clearance, and limited wildlife fencing WVC and Range, with new bridges with wildlife shelves, more vertical clearance, and wildlife fencing. WVC 15
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RETAINING WALL SYSTEM,TEMPORARY, EXCLUDING BARRIER 0550 10110 5 $48.68 $168,885.60 3,469.000 LF N FENCING, TYPE A, 0.0-5.0', STANDARD 0550 10120 1 $13.20 $144,777.60 10,968.000 LF N FENCING, TYPE A, 5.1-6.0, STANDARD 0550 10128 1 $110.00 $14,300.00 130.000 LF N FENCING, TYPE A, 5.1-6.0', RESET EXISTING 0550 10140 1 $50.00 $1,200.00 24.000 LF N FENCING, TYPE A, 7.1-8.0', STANDARD 0550 10148 1 $50.00 $102,950.00 2,059.000 LF N FENCING, TYPE A, 7.1-8.0', RESET EXISTING 0550 10150 2 $21.61 $830,807.20
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, consider the following: (1) Fencing is typically used in C1 and C2 context classifications, applications of various crashworthy pedestrian/bicycle bridge railings and fencing are provided in Figures 222.4.2 – 222.4.8 . The installation of fencing on traffic railing between sidewalk or shared use, . The Engineer should work with the District to determine when an enclosed fencing option, Figure 222.4.6 Bridge Railing and Bridge Parapet Fencing Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual
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) Fencing is typically used in C1 and C2 context classifications, and on shared use paths and trails. (2, and fencing are provided in Figures 222.4.2 – 222.4.8 . The installation of fencing on traffic railing, an enclosed fencing option is warranted. January 1, 2024 19 Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 222, Manual 222 - Pedestrian Facilities Figure 222.4.6 Bridge Railing and Bridge Parapet Fencing January, Curved Bridge Fencing January 1, 2024 25 Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 222 - Pedestrian
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hazard cannot be eliminated, consider the following: (1) Fencing is typically used in C1 and C2, and fencing are provided in Figures 222.4.2 – 222.4.8 . The installation of fencing on traffic railing, an enclosed fencing option is warranted. Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 222 - Pedestrian, 222 - Pedestrian Facilities Figure 222.4.6 Bridge Railing and Bridge Parapet Fencing Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 222 - Pedestrian Facilities Figure 222.4.7 Curved Bridge Fencing
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, consider the following: (1) Fencing is typically used in C1 and C2 context classifications, pedestrian/bicycle bridge railings and fencing are provided in Figures 222.4.2 – 222.4.8 . The installation of fencing on traffic railing between sidewalk or shared use paths and travel lanes on LA, with the District to determine when an enclosed fencing option is warranted. January 1, 2025 19 Topic, and Bridge Parapet Fencing January 1, 2025 24 Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 222
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Origination Form Proposed Revisions to a Standard Plans Index Originator: Turley, Joshua Index Number: 550-012 Date: 5/7/2024 6:33:49 PM Sheet Number(s): 2 E-mail: Joshua.Turley@dot.state.fl.us Index Title: BRIDGE FENCING (ENCLOSED) Summary of the changes: Sheet 2: Added shim info, 2024-25 SHEET INDEX BRIDGE FENCING (ENCLOSED) 11/01/17 2 4 550-012 C o n n e c t i o n P i, SHEET INDEX BRIDGE FENCING (ENCLOSED) 11/01/24 2 4 550-012 C o n n e c t i o n P i p e
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Origination Form Proposed Revisions to a Standard Plans Index Originator: Turley, Joshua Index Number: 550-010 Date: 4/23/2024 3:08:40 PM Sheet Number(s): 2 E-mail: Joshua.Turley@dot.state.fl.us Index Title: BRIDGE FENCING (VERTICAL) Summary of the changes: Sheet 2: Added shim info, 2024-25 SHEET INDEX BRIDGE FENCING (VERTICAL) 11/01/22 2 4 550-010 C o n n e c t i o n B, FENCING (VERTICAL) 11/01/24 2 4 550-010 C o n n e c t i o n B a s e P l a t e
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