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7 . Acquisition of South Relief Canal and 43rd Avenue Ditch soundings to include full width <br /> (top of bank to top of bank) soundings (cross-sections) at the upstream and downstream <br /> face of each bridge and 300 ' upstream and downstream of bridge. <br /> C. Roadway Plans <br /> Roadway plans shall be prepared to include : plotting of survey data; establishment of profile <br /> grades; key map; plans and profile sheets (including geometric calculations) ; typical section <br /> sheets ; summary of quantities; summary of drainage structures; intersection plateau sheet; cross- <br /> section sheets at 100 ' intervals (including earthwork computations) ; signing and pavement <br /> marking plans; and other detail sheets necessary to convey the intent of the scope of services <br /> outlined herein. All plans shall be prepared in the English units . <br /> The following additional data shall be utilized for development of the plans : <br /> 1 . Typical Sections : The ENGINEER will prepare typical sections for review and approval . <br /> Preliminary typicals depicting the design section shall be submitted prior to preparation of <br /> roadway plans. <br /> 2 . Scale : The roadway plan and profile sheets will be drawn at a scale of 1 "=20 ' for each project <br /> location. <br /> 3 . Pavement Design: The ENGINEER shall submit roadway pavement designs . The COUNTY <br /> will make relevant traffic count data available to the ENGINEER. The Geotechnical <br /> Engineer will provide recommended LBR and soil survey data to the ENGINEER. <br /> 4. Rural roadway sections will be utilized for all roadway improvements. Based upon the FDOT <br /> Manual of Uniform Minimum Standards the shoulder width shall be a minimum of eight feet <br /> (8 ' ) . <br /> 5 . The Roadway plans will be submitted to the COUNTY for review at the 30%, 60%, 90% and <br /> 100% stages of design . <br /> 6 . The roadway improvements will be designed with the following design speeds : <br /> 5th Street SW — 40 MPH, 43'd Avenue — 45 MPH, Old Dixie Hwy. — 40 MPH <br /> 6 <br /> A:\BridgeDesign-ProfServicesAgreement-BridgeDesignAssoc.doc <br />