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Feb.8, 1983 BIKEWAYS 43- • XI. BIKEWAY PLANS PREPARED BY LOCAL 3. Plans shall include a legend showing conventional GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES signs and symbols used in the plans. Bikeway plans prepared by local governmental agencies B. TITLE SHEET shall include: for funding thru Mn/DOT programs will be processed by the State Aid Office and the Office of Environmental 1. Description Block Services. a. Type of work; bicycle route, bicycle lanes or Plans for projects within cities of over 5,000 population bicycle path. shall be prepared (or reviewed) and signed by the City Engineer (if the bikeway is on a county road, the plan shall b. Highway (CSAH or MSASH) number, or street also be signed by the County Engineer). For other areas name. plans shall be prepared (or reviewed) and signed by the County Engineer.Official Mn/DOT contact will be with the c. Project number. city or county engineer. Plans shall then be submitted to the appropriate Mn/DOT District State Aid Engineer and d. Geographic location of each project - name, thence to the Office of State Aid in St. Paul. distance and direction from intersecting highways or towns. Plans must be approved before award of contract to be e. Legal Description - land ties to extremities of each eligible for funding. project. An engineer's estimate shall be submitted with the f. Length of each project in feet and miles (indi- plans, consisting of a list of pay items, the unit price for cating gross length, bridge lengths, exceptions and net each item, the extension for each item and the grand total. lengths) carried to exact chained footage and to three decimal points in mileage. All bridges are considered ex- Projects involving Federal Aid shall follow the regular ceptions if previously constructed. federal aid programming sequence. 2. Index maps shall clearly portray the project location The purpose of a set of Construction Plans is to define- and shall include: ate the contemplated work with sufficient details of design, supplemented with tabulation of summary of quantities, a. Stationing and project number at beginning and in such a manner that it can be clearly interpreted by en- end of project. gineers and contractors. The originals serve as a permanent record of the project and must provide sufficient data b. Distance and direction to at least one incorporated to enable the contractor to make an intelligent bid and to municipality. perform the work as intended. Clarity and conciseness are essential so as to avoid misrepresentation. Unnecessary c. Bridge number, stationing and length in feet details should be avoided. and miles to each bridge. Plans shall be prepared in accordance with Mn/DOT d. Section,.township and range. Technical Manual sections 5-292.600, Mn/DOT State Aid Manual section 5-892.200 and the following: NOTE: If a scale is shown, use a bar graph that will change when plan size is changed by reduction processing. A. GENERAL 3. Index of Sheets. Title sheet shall be sheet number 1. 1. All projects shall have a State Aid Project Number, Sheets shall be numbered consecutively. this number may be obtained by calling the Office of State Aid. The project No. (e.g. S.A.P. 87-623-04)- 4. Specification Reference (latest edition of Mn/DOT shall be shown on the lower right hand corner of all plan Standard Specifications for Highway Construction). • sheets. 2. Plan size shall be 8-1/2" x 11", 11" x 17" or 22"x 5. Present and Projected (20 Year) Average Daily 34". (We do not have facilities for processing any other Traffic of roadway for Bicycle Route and Bicycle Lane ( P g Y projects. sized plans). Plans that are 11" x 17" or 22" x 34" shall be on translucent material capable of making clear ozalid 6. Standard Signature Block and Engineer's Do not use "Stick Up"on final plans. Block. gineer's Certification •