Horizontal alignment Sample Clauses

Horizontal alignment. The horizontal alignment of the road should be consistent with the topography of the terrain through which it passes. Minimum curve radii should be applied only when necessary and should be used in conjunction with transition curves. Compound curves should be avoided whenever possible. The minimum radii of horizontal curves are shown in table 5 for each highway class.
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Horizontal alignment. In so far as possible, the use of the minimum radius values should be avoided; under normal circumstances it is preferable for the minimum values to be approximately 50 to 100% greater than those indicated. Moreover, transition curves to connect the different radii should be used.
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Horizontal alignment. 23 Mainline horizontal alignment must comply with the requirements in Section 203 of the ADOT 00 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx. Xxxxxxx design must not include spiral curves.
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Horizontal alignment. No Change Allowed
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Horizontal alignment. (i) Subject to the other requirements of this Agreement the horizontal road geometry Design shall comply with the relevant design speed as described in Table 1 of Appendix D.
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Horizontal alignment. The Consultant is aware of the County’s desire to avoid impacting the property located south of Xxxx 000xx Xxxxxx. This property was identified as having an undocumented landfill. The horizontal alignment will be developed to maintain all grading within the southerly right-of-way of Xxxx 000xx Xxxxxx.
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Horizontal alignment. ALIGN SPANDREL BEAMS SO THAT THE OFFSET OF ONE END RELATIVE TO THE OTHER FROM THE ALIGNMENT SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS DOES NOT EXCEED L/500. OFFSETS FOR SPANDREL BEAMS SHALL NOT EXCEED ???. OFFSETS FOR OTHER BEAMS SHALL NOT EXCEED ???. COLUMN ERECTION TOLERANCES -------------------------- ??? Project No. 9654 145 ATTACHMENT "F" CURTAIN WALL SECTION 08900 PAGE 28 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [MAP] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- XXX XX XXXXXXX 00000 Xxoject No. 9654 146 ATTACHMENT "G" SWISS RE AMERICA U.S. HEADQUARTERS TURNXX XXXSTRUCTION CO. NORTH CASTLE, NY 3/31/97 ADDENDUM #1 CURTAINWALL BIDDER QUESTIONS
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Horizontal alignment. Horizontal curve deficiencies can best be identified by a review of As- Constructed plans, but superelevation rates need to be measured in the field. As a minimum, superelevation is to be corrected with the 3-R project. Additional mitigation (delineation, signing, etc.) may also be appropriate due to site-specific conditions. Again, the Region Traffic Engineer should be consulted for input.
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Horizontal alignment. The existing horizontal alignment will be developed from a survey of recovered existing street centerline monuments. This alignment will be used as the record centerline of improvement and the centerline of construction. Minor shifts in the travel lanes will be designed as tapers if the deflection angle of the shift is consistent with (not greater than) that as calculated for the design speed. Otherwise, a horizontal curve must be introduced or the design speed reduced. Turns at intersections will be designed on the basis of vehicle turn templates.
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