Geometric Design/Typical Sections Sample Clauses

Geometric Design/Typical Sections. Consultant shall develop and submit plans for the project as previously described. The plans must include a listing of standard drawings, typical sections, general construction sheets with construction callouts showing cut/fill lines, utilities, intersection details, vertical and horizontal alignments, special details, and right-of-way. This includes adding roadway details and typical sections for a frontage road along the west side of US97, between Ponderosa and Romaine Village Way. The frontage road will be designed in the location shown in the Xxxxxx Crossing Plan, but built to the interim roadway widths communicated by ODOT. Consultant shall prepare the plan sheets with the following information: • R/W lines, existing topography, construction centerline, new construction and travel lanes, • Paving limits and type (full depth, overlay, etc.), • Pavement grinding locations, Special plans or details, • PCC pavement jointing plans and details for two roundabouts and Xxxxxx Road, • Grading plans for two roundabouts and intersections, • Curbs, sidewalks, medians and pedestrian islands. Consultant shall prepare roadway profile sheets. The profile sheets must include the following where applicable: • Roadway profiles of the existing and proposed alignment along with alignment data, • Super-elevation diagrams, • Embankment and excavation brackets and quantities, Consultant shall prepare quantity takeoffs in accordance with the current ODOT bid item listing.
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