Road Design Sample Clauses

Road Design. A. The CONSULTANT shall prepare preliminary plans and preliminary opinions of probable construction cost, which shall be in accordance with the accepted standards for such work and in accordance with the following documents in effect at the time the plans or reports are submitted: American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) “A Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets,” INDOT’s Standard Specifications, Road Memoranda, and Design Manuals except as modified by supplemental specifications and special provisions, if any, and shall be completed to the point required to fulfill the requirements for a Design Public Hearing. No further work shall be done on the plans unless and until specifically directed by the LPA. a. The CONSULTANT shall perform hydraulic computations of proposed culvert structures utilizing Hy8 software. b. The CONSULTANT shall perform guardrail length of need calculations utilizing current INDOT approved methodology. Following approval of the preliminary plans, the CONSULTANT shall prepare contract plans, special provisions for the specifications, and final opinion of probable cost for the construction of the project. The opinion of probable cost for construction shall be prepared according to the current practices of INDOT and shall include all items of work required for the complete construction of the work, including all temporary work necessary in connection therewith. The unit prices to be used shall be in accordance with those used by INDOT B. The CONSULTANT shall prepare and submit a Rule 5 Erosion Control Plan to procure appropriate Notice of Intent for construction if required. C. Upon completion and final approval of the work by the LPA, the CONSULTANT shall deliver to the LPA the following. For Final Road Plans: 1. One (1) set of final approved tracings of the contract plans drawn to a suitable scale on standard 24” x 36” sheets prepared with the following process: Ink on approved ink medium for all sheets. 2. One (1) set (original) of all survey field notes (Transit and Level Notes), section plats, and subdivision plats for all surveys the CONSULTANT has performed on the project. The field notes are to be in approved Engineer Field Books. 3. One (1) set of Special Provisions for the Specifications 4. One (1) copy of the opinion of probable construction cost
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Road Design. The City accepts the local and private road design, as contained and provided in the Community Plan, as the specifications and standards for road design for parkway, arterial, collector, and local roads within the Project regardless of any future hillside development ordinance that may be adopted by the City, with the exception that certain road designs have been modified from the Development Guidelines and said modifications are as shown in the Community Plan. All roadways according to the City’s Transportation Master Plan are to be constructed to the City’s Standard Technical Specifications and Drawings. All roads in the Project shall conform to the City’s Standard Technical Specifications and Drawings except as otherwise specified in the Community Plan..
Sample 1
Road Design. 1. The CONSULTANT shall assist the Owner in submitting an upcoming Indianapolis MPO Call for Projects funding application for Xxx Xxxxx Road Widening Phase 4 from CR 150S to CR 300S in Avon, Indiana. a. The CONSULTANT shall review available Indianapolis MPO funding guidance documents and application requirements and provide all necessary technical documentation for the application. 2. The CONSULTANT shall prepare Preliminary Plans (10%) and opinions of probable construction cost for Xxx Xxxxx Road Widening Phase 4, which will be in accordance with the accepted standards for such work and in accordance with the following documents in effect at the time the plans or reports are submitted: American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) A Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets and INDOT’s standard specifications, road memoranda, and design manuals, except as modified by supplemental specifications and special provisions, if any. The opinion of probable cost for construction shall be prepared as described in Paragraph G. a. The road design limits are generally described in Item B.2. b. The anticipated project design scope is described below: 1) General road design for widening Xxx Xxxxx Road from a 2-lane minor arterial to a 4 lane roadway (two lanes in each direction) separated by a raised median. 2) Preliminary Plans (10%) shall consist of Title Sheet, Index, Typical Sections, Plan and Profile Sheets, and Cross Sections. 3) A standalone set of preliminary plans shall be created for Xxx Xxxxx Road Widening Phase 4. 4) Preliminary roadway layouts, roadway alignments, and roadway profiles shall be set to establish preliminary construction limits/preliminary right-of-way impacts/preliminary utility impacts. 5) Roadway Typical Section shall include 4-12’ travel lanes, a 17’ raised median, curb and gutter on the outside, a 10’ multi-use path along the east side, and a 6’ sidewalk along the west side. The sidewalk and path will both be separated from the roadway by a 5’ grass buffer strip. 6) Two preliminary concept layouts for Xxx Xxxxx Road alignment modifications at the existing Xxx Xxxxx Road and CR 200S Roundabout will be investigated to determine if southbound fastest path speeds can be reduced.
Sample 1
Road Design. CONSULTANT shall complete tasks necessary for the preparation of construction plans of proposed improvements. CONSULTANT shall use design standards and specifications as required by Allen County’s LPA Design Certification, the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT), American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), and the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). CONSULTANT shall develop all roadway plans for the following submissions: • Abbreviated Engineer’s Report • Stage 1 & Preliminary Field Check • Stage 3 Each submission will include a cost estimate with unit prices for construction elements associated with the Project. CONSULTANT will design the storm sewer system to utilize the existing roadside ditch system that exists beyond the limits of this project. CONSULTANT will design roadway level lighting in accordance with INDOT requirements for lighting levels, using standard poles & luminaires. Stage 3 will be reviewed by the LPA and revisions will be included in the Bid Documents. CONSULTANT will complete all Erosion Control Plans for the future use to submit an IDEM Construction Stormwater General Permit.
Sample 1

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