Plan Scales (see DOT 1B-3) 22”x34” paper for final designs (preliminary usually ½ size, 11”x17”) 1. Plan view: a) Rural a) 1:1000 plan scale (or 1”=100’) b) 1:100 vertical (1”=10’) b) Urban a) 1:500 or 1:250 plan scale (1”=50’ or 1”=20’) b) 1:50 or 1:25 vertical (1”=5’ or 1”=2’) 2. Cross Section: a) Rural a) 1:100 or 1:200 horizontal (1”=10’ or 1”=20’) b) 1:50 or 1:100 vertical (1”=5’ or 1”=10’) b) Urban a) 1:50 horizontal (1”=5’) b) 1:10 vertical (1”=1’)

Plan Elements (review) see ftp:// /design/dmanual/01e-02.pdf (design manual section 1E-2; you have a copy) ftp:// /design/dmanual/01e-02.pdf 1. Title sheet: contract ID, applicable standards/specs, type of work, study area map with project identified, index, design data, mileage, standard plans ref., standards, signature blocks 2. Symbols (legend) 3. Typical cross sections and other features

Plan Elements 1. Estimate of quantities by code #, item, unit, quantity, and supporting notes (if not in spec book) 2. Pollution and traffic control plans 3. Plan/profile sheets Misc. details – joint layout, side road plans, intersection layouts, drainage information, traffic management, soils, earthwork quantities, signs, markings, jointing, structures (often plans on their own)

Plan Pages using Maps: Title sheet 1. contract ID 2. standards/specs 3. type of work 4. study area map 5. index 6. design data 7. Mileage 8. standard plans ref. 9. Standards 10. signature blocks

Title Sheet : 1) mileage summary, 2) index of sheets, 3) standard plans, 4) design data, 5) type of work, 6) location, 7) location map/scale, 8) project & ROW number, 9) county, 10) design team, 11) revision block, 12) primary signature block, 13) index of seals, 14) total sheets 15) letting date, 16) references to specifications and value engineering info, 17) sheet number a 8a 7 6 5a b 8b 9b c 17

Find the North arrow, scale, centerline of construction, stationing, edge of pavement Plan and Profile Sheets (figure 1, urban intersection reconstruction)

Find the Township/range, sections, lot, property lines, structures

Can you pick out the original pavement edges?

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Can you pick out the original pavement edges?

Original pavement edges, station equations for PIs and POTs

Woman’s head sculpture, Pond, Retaining wall, Concrete slabs and sidewalks, Utilities (buried pipes and drainage structures), Detector loops, Centerline striping, Shrubs, Signals, Luminaires