Construction Traffic Estimation Sample Clauses

Construction Traffic Estimation. The Developer shall engage and pay for the services of a NYS licensed Civil Engineering firm approved by the Municipality, to estimate all of the construction traffic that will use each Designated Haul Route. The type, weight, number of axles, and load on each axle, of each construction vehicle shall be defined and the number of trips for each shall be estimated. This shall be done for overweight vehicles hauling in drilling equipment as well as all non-overweight loads carrying aggregate, concrete and any other building supplies and materials over the designated haul roads from any and all suppliers, vendors, contractors etc. involved in the project. Then, the sum total estimated construction traffic shall be converted to a total number of Equivalent 18-Xxx Single Axle Loads (ESAL’s), according to the AASHTO Pavement Design Guide, over the duration of the project. This shall be done for each Designated Haul Route that the Developer will use for the project. The Road Use Agreement will be executed only after this data is submitted and the Haul Routes are designated. All Designated Haul Routes will be posted at each end of the road with final locations to be determined by the Municipality and paid for as detailed in Appendix B.
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Construction Traffic Estimation. The Developer(s) shall engage and pay for the services of a NYS licensed Civil Engineering firm appearing on the current approved NYS Civil Engineer lists, to estimate all of the construction traffic that will use each Designated Haul Route. The type, weight, number of axles, and load on each axle, of each construction vehicle shall be defined and the number of trips for each shall be estimated by the Developer(s) or NYS Licensed Civil Engineering firm. This shall be done for overweight vehicles hauling any components as well as all non-overweight loads carrying aggregate, concrete and any other building supplies and materials over the designated haul roads from any and all suppliers, vendors, contractors etc. involved in the project. Then, the sum total estimated construction traffic shall be converted to a total number of Equivalent 18-Xxx Single Axle Loads (ESAL’s), according to the AASHTO Pavement Design Guide, over the duration of the project. This shall be done for each Designated Haul Route that the Developer(s) will use for the project. A complete written report of this analysis for each road will be reported to the Town at least three months in advance of the work. The Road Use Agreement will be executed only after this data is submitted and the Haul Routes are designated. As part of written report all bridges and any culverts with a clear span greater or equal to 5 ft. have a load reading included in the report.
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