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This document is a Railroad Change Order No. 1 issued by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) to CSX Transportation, Inc. for a railroad crossing improvement project in Highlands County, Florida. The project involves the W Main Street (SR 17) railroad crossing in Avon Park, with FDOT's District 1 Rail Office overseeing the work and coordinating with CSX Transportation.

The change order authorizes preliminary engineering and installation of railroad crossing safety improvements, including two flashing lights and gates, a 6x6 house with remote monitoring, train detection, two bells, and meter service at Railroad Crossing No. 627572L. The total estimated cost is $317,935.00, to be reimbursed by the agency using the Force Account Method. The work is referenced to a Master Agreement dated 8/7/1972 and is set to be completed within a 10-year period from the agreement date of 08/11/2021 to 08/11/2031. The project is fully funded by the agency at 100% and includes provisions for Buy America requirements and employment eligibility verification.

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Florida Department of Transportation

RON DESANTIS

GOVERNOR

801 N. Broadway Avenue

Bartow, FL 33830

KEVIN J. THIBAULT, P.E.

SECRETARY

www.fdot.gov

August 17, 2021

Mr. Scott Willis

Public Projects Manager

CSX Transportation, Inc.

500 Water Street (J301)

Jacksonville, Florida 32202

NOTICE TO PROCEED

RE: FM No.: 448427-1-57-01 RR OP No.: TBD

RR Crossing No.: 627572L RRMP No.: SX 858.30

Description: W Main St (SR 17) County: Highlands

Dear Mr. Willis, We are including one (1) fully approved Change Order No. 1, dated August 17, 2021, involving your company, and covering proposed work at $317,935.00. The work to be performed will consist of the following:

Preliminary engineering for and installation of two flashing lights and gates, 6 x 6 house with remote monitoring, train detection, two bells and meter service at Railroad Crossing No. 627572L, RR MP No. SX

858.30, W Main Street (SR 17), Avon Park, Highlands County, Florida. To include any other railroad work deemed necessary for this project.

Please notify the District 1 Rail Office when installation is scheduled to begin so that we may notify our

Public Information Department. Please schedule a completion review with our office once the work is completed.

Should you have any questions or need additional information, please let us know. I can be reached at

863/519-2730 or lisa.petro@dot.state.fl.us.

Sincerely, Lisa Revell-Petro

District Rail Coordinator

LRP/ljrp c.c. D1 Contract Status Change

Project File

DocuSign Envelope ID: BFBC3AE7-6923-4F9C-A219-FF47DD7CE42B

STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

RAILROAD CHANGE ORDER NO. 1

725-090-04B

RAIL

OGC – 1/21

Financial Project Number Road Name or Number County Name Parcel & R/W

Number

FAP

Number

44842715701 W Main Street (SR 17) Highlands 17 (09040-2150) D121 102

B

A. 1. The CSX Transportation, Inc. Company is hereby authorized to observe the following changes in the plans and or specifications to the subject Railroad Agreement, and to perform such work accordingly, further described as:

Preliminary engineering for and installation of 2 flashing lights and gates, 6 x 6 house with remote monitoring, train detection, 2 bells and meter service at Railroad Crossing No. 627572L, RR MP No. SX 858.30, W Main Street (SR 17), Avon Park, Highlands County, Florida. To include any other railroad work deemed necessary for this project.

2. Exhibit A, Exhibit B, and Exhibit C are attached to the Railroad Change Order and made part of the Original

Railroad Agreement.

3. The items of work covered by this Change Order are referenced to an Master Agreement of record dated

8/7/1972 and no supplemental Agreement is required.

Master Type: Crossing Surface Signals Preliminary Engineering

B. 1. The Railroad Relocation Work is to conform to that shown by the railroad adjustment plans as:

a. X ATTACHED

b. INCLUDED IN THE HIGHWAY CONTRACT PLANS

2. Reimbursement for the cost of this Railroad Work is to be in accord with the provisions set forth in Administrative Rule Chapter 14-57 as:

a. NONREIMBURSABLE – Section .011(2)

b. X REIMBURSABLE – Section .011(2)

(1) X Force Account Method

(2) Lump Sum Method

(3) Third Party Contract Method

C. ESTIMATED COST OF WORK DUE TO THIS CHANGE ORDER

ITEM

NO.

ITEM UNIT UNIT

PRICE

WORK ELIMINATED (-)

QTY AMOUNT

ADDITIONAL WORK (+)

QTY AMOUNT

PE, Materials, Labor 317,935.00

Sub-Totals ………………………………………………………………… $0.00 $317,935.00

Net Cost of Construction Changes, this order ………………………... $0.00 $317,935.00

Cost of Construction Changes, previously ordered ………………….. $0.00 $0.00

Net Total Cost of Construction Changes, to date…………………………………………….. $317,935.00

Contract Amount ………………………………………………………………………………… $0.00

Estimated Cost of Work Authorized, to date………………………………………………….. $317,935.00

Examined as to provisions and participating items of cost:

Recommended: Approved: Approved: N/A

Date

Exempt From FHWA Review

Transit Programs Administrator

Modal Development Administrator

Division Administrator

N/A

Federal Highway Administration

8/17/2021 | 2:49 PM EDT 8/17/2021 | 3:25 PM EDT

EXHIBIT A

The Company shall:

1. utilize the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s E-Verify system to verify the employment eligibility of all new employees hired by the Company during the term of the contract; and

2. include an express requirement in any subcontract that subcontractors performing work or providing services pursuant to the state contract utilize the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s E-Verify system to verify the employment eligibility of all new employees hired by the subcontractor during the contract term.

EXHIBIT B

The Company shall:

1. adhere to all Buy America requirements (23 CFR 635.410) to ensure that all manufacturing processes of steel and iron occur in the United States; and

2. ensure that prefabricated items that contain steel must also comply with Buy America; and

3. provide Buy America certifications that include correct language, project information, and the material’s delivery date.

EXHIBIT C

The Company understands:

1. that while FHWA1273 does not apply to force account work performed by rail companies, FHWA-assistance is subject to Title VI (42 U.S.C. § 2000d et seq); and

2. requires appropriate assurances by providing an executed Title VI / Nondiscrimination Assurance, including Appendices A and E.

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

FUNDS APPROVAL

ASP41

8/17/2021

CONTRACT INFORMATION

FUNDS APPROVAL INFORMATION

FUNDS APPROVED/REVIEWED FOR ROBIN M. NAITOVE, CPA, COMPTROLLER ON 8/17/2021

Action: Task Work Order

Reviewed or Approved: APPROVED

Organization Code: 55012020129

Expansion Option: A1

Object Code: 134000

Amount: $317,935.00

Financial Project: 44842715701

Work Activity (FCT): 127

CFDA:

Fiscal Year: 2022

Budget Entity: 55100100

Category/Category Year: 088808/22

Amendment ID: W001

Sequence: 00

User Assigned ID: CO #1

Enc Line (6s)/Status: 0001/04

Total Amount: $317,935.00

Contract: ASP41

Contract Type: AA - RR SIGNALS-PE/INSTAL (RR-SIG/PE)

Vendor Name: CSX TRANSPORTATION, INC.

Vendor ID: F546000720022

Beginning Date of This Agreement: 08/11/2021

Ending Date of This Agreement: 08/11/2031

Contract Total/Budgetary Ceiling:

Method of Procurement: R - RAILROAD/UTILITIES AGREEMENT

Description: 448427-1, CSX Transportation, W Main St (SR 17), Highlands County

Page1 of 1

To: Lisa.Petro@dot.state.fl.us

ACCT. CODE : 709 - TBD Form Revision

10/07/19

ESTIMATE SUBJECT TO REVISION AFTER: 9/4/2021 DOT NO.: 627572L

CITY: COUNTY: Highlands STATE: FL

ZONE: Florida SUB-DIV: Auburndale MILE POST: SX-858.30

AGENCY PROJECT NUMBER: 0

PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING:

212 Contracted & Administrative Engineering Services 6,500$

Subtotal 6,500$

CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING/INSPECTION:

212 Contracted & Administrative Engineering Services 6,500$

Subtotal 6,500$

FLAGGING SERVICE: (Contract Labor)

70 Labor (Conductor-Flagman) 0 Days @ 350.00$ -$

50 Labor (Foreman/Inspector) 0 Days @ 504.00$ -$

70 Additive 150.40% (Transportation Department) -$

50 Additive 149.50% (Engineering Department) -$

230 Expenses (Engineering Department) 0 Days @ 75.00$ -$

230 Expenses (Transportation Department) 0 Days @ 45.00$ -$

Subtotal -$

SIGNAL & COMMUNICATIONS WORK: 209,332$

TRACK WORK: -$

PROJECT SUBTOTAL: 222,331.98$

900 CONTINGENCIES: 30.00% 66,699.59$

PROJECT TOTAL: ***************************************************** 289,031.57$

CURRENT AUTHORIZED BUDGET: ***************************************************** -$

TOTAL SUPPLEMENT REQUESTED: ***************************************************** 289,031.57$

DIVISION OF COST:

Agency 100.00% 289,032$

Railroad 0.00% -$

NOTE: Estimate is based on FULL CROSSING CLOSURE during work by Railroad Forces.

Office of Chief Engineer Public Projects--Jacksonville, Florida

A Anderson Approved by: 0 CSXT Public Project Group

DATE: 09/04/20 REVISED: 01/00/00 DATE: 01/00/00

Avon Park

DESCRIPTION: W Main St - OOM estimate to install (2) FLS&G, 6x6 house with remote monitoring, train detection, (2) bells and meter service

This estimate has been prepared based on site conditions, anticipated work duration periods, material prices, labor rates, manpower and resource availability, and other factors known as of the date prepared. The actual cost for CSXT work may differ based upon the agency's requirements, their contractor's work procedures, and/or other conditions that become apparent once construction commences or during the progress of the work

Estimated prepared by:

Avon Park

Highway Speed:

Crossing Angle:

Street Types:

Thru Lanes:

Aux Lanes:

Hazmat Route?

Emergency Services Route?

Emergency Notification Signs:

Crossbuck(4x4 post):

Stop Sign:

Yield Sign:

Low Ground Clearance Signs:

Exempt Signs:

Trespass Signs:

W10-1

W10-2

W10-3

W10-4

W10-11

W10-12

R3-1a

R3-2a

R8-8

R8-9

R8-10

R8-10a

R10-6

R10-6a

R11-2

R15-2P

R15-6

R15-6a

R15-7

R15-7a

R15-8

Pvt Crossing

Look Out

R8-8 w/Beacon

W3-1

W3-3

W8-1

W10-8

W10-9

W10-9P

W10-11a

W10-11b

W10-13P

W10-14P

W10-14aP

W10-15P

Slow

W10-1w/Beacon

LED Signs

Surface Installment Date:

Surface Type:

Surface Condition:

Approach:

Vehicle Reaction:

Driver Reaction:

Rail/Pad Movement:

Maintenance Responsibility:

Roadway Paved:

Tracks run down street?

Sidewalks on Crossing Approach?

Sidewalks Thru Crossing?

Crossing illuminated?

Commerical Power?

Alternative Power?

Number of Bells:

Post Mounted Flashing Lights:

Roadway Gate Count:

Pedestrian Gate Count:

Gates:

Cantilevered Flashing Over Traffic:

Cantilevered Flashing Not Over Traffic:

Intersecting Roadway?

Signalized?

Interconnection:

Preemption:

Traffic Pre-Signals?

8" Count:

12" Count:

LED Count:

Train Speed Range:

Max Time Table Speed:

Day Thru/Switch:

Night Thru/Switch:

Train Service:

Passenger Count/Day:

Train Count Date:

Main Tracks:

Train Signals?

Train Signal Proximity:

Train Detection:

Rank 2018:

Rank 2017:

Rank 2016:

SR No.:

CR No.:

US No.:

Latitude:

Longitude:

RR Company:

Division Name:

Subdivision Name:

Branch Name:

RR Milepost:

Recommended Warning Device:

Incident History: 07/1995

IN CITY

PUBLIC AT GRADE Commercial

60-90 DEG

NO

YES

YES

NO

LOS A = No reaction

LOS A = No reaction

LOS A = Smooth

LOS A = Smooth

04/2024

ASPHALT

EXCELLENT

SR-17

N\A

858.30

AUBURNDALE

JACKSONVILLE

CSX

45-45

7/0

1/0

YES

YES

Motion Detection

Not Interconnected

NO

NO

YES

YES

YES

NO

STATE

YES

YES

YES

NO

01/01/2017

District: 1RR Street: Roadway: W MAIN STCrossing No: 627572L County: Highlands

Crossbuck Sign: 4

Install - Upgrade: -- 10/14/1985 Pvmt Mrk:

12000 (2020)AADT:

Percent Trucks:

School Buses:

6 (2020)

20 (2020)

27.595700

-81.510000

CFL & G

Other Tracks:

2 Quad

City: OPEN--TRACK ACTIVE

Event Recorder? N

Traffic Signals Controlling?

Backlights, LED

LED

Team Members: Scott Willis

Peggy Smith

Arlene Barnes

Lisa Revell-Petro

Barb Daugherty

Kyle Green

Date: 05/11/2020

Team Recommendations: FL&G's, cabinet, 2 bells, meter service, train detection, not sure if daxing will be required.

Field Review Comments: This is older equipment

Freight, Intercity

HWY

NODoes traffic queue across the tracks?

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4'-0" Max.

1'-0" Std.

4'-0" Max.

1'-0" Std.

4'-0" Max.

1'-0" Std.

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M in

M in

Gates Are Used.

When Automatic

Installing Agency

Option Of The

Signs Is The

Number Of Track

Crossing)

(1 Minimum Per

Crossing Bell

Highway

Gong Type

Approach Width2

Flasher Units

Back-To-Back

4" Max.Paved Shoulder

Sides

Sheeting, Both

Red And White

Reflectorized

16" Alternate

Gates Are Used.

When Automatic

Installing Agency

Option Of The

Signs Is The

Number Of Track

Signal Unit

Of Overhead

Lowest Point

Flasher Units

Back-To-Back

(1 Min. Per Crossing)

Highway Crossing Bell

Gong Type

Flasher Units

Back-To-Back

Roadway

Crown Of

Travelway

4" Max.Paved Shoulder

Highway

Or Part Nearest

Edge Of Background

4" Max.Paved Shoulder

Roadway

Crown Of

Travelway

Approach Width2

Signal Unit

Of Overhead

Lowest Point

Flasher Units

Back-To-Back

2' Min. 4" Max.

Shoulder

Paved

Flasher Units

Back-To-Back

Crossing)

Bell (1 Min. Per

Highway Crossing

Gong Type

(Travelway)

Pavement Edge

Signal And Gate

Railroad Gate Or

Gate

Or Signal And

Railroad Gate

Line

Shoulder

(Travelway)

Pavement Edge

Signal And Gate

Railroad Gate Or

Signal And Gate

Railroad Gate Or

Or Curb

Pavement Edge

Travelway

Of

Centerline

Travelway

Of

Centerline

(See Note 2)

10' Min.

(See Note 2)

10' Min.

(See Note 2)

10' Min.

(See Note 2)

10' Min.

ONE-WAY

M e d ia n

See Index 830-T01

Crossing Shoulder Pavement

M in

¡ Median

SIGNAL PLACEMENT AT RAILROAD CROSSING

(4 - LANE DESIGN)

Varies

M a x

M in

M a x

" 51" Max.

27"

15"

Roadway

Crown Of

Travelway

See FIGURE 1

L

M in

M in

15"

27"

51" Max.

15"

27"

TYPE II

M a x

M in

Varies

M in

15"

27"

Travelway

Roadway

Crown Of

M a x

SIGNAL PLACEMENT AT RAILROAD CROSSING

(2 - LANE DESIGN)

See Index 830-T01

Crossing Shoulder Pavement

M in

M in

(Mountable Curb)

Divided Multilane

2 Or 4 Lanes

Undivided

FIGURE 1

TWO-WAY TWO-WAY

Median

Or Shoulder)

(Mountable Curb

M a x

M a x

M a x

M in in in

VI

V

IV

III

II

I

V

IV

III

II

I

TYPE I TYPE III AND TYPE V TYPE IV AND TYPE VI

GENERAL NOTES:

TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES FOR FLUSH SHOULDER ROADWAY

2-4 Quadrant flashing warning devices and gates-multiple tracks

3-4 Quadrant flashing warning devices and gates-one track

2 Quadrant flashing warning devices and gates-multiple tracks

2 Quadrant flashing warning devices and gates-one track

2 Quadrant flashing warning devices-multiple tracks

2 Quadrant flashing warning devices-one track

Class of traffic control devices (Not Shown)5.

Gate

Flashing warning devices with cantilever and gate

Flashing warning devices with gate

Flashing warning devices with cantilever

Flashing warning devices

Type of traffic control device4.

than 4" above finished shoulder grade.

Top of foundation shall be no higher 3.

if called for in Plans or Specifications.

Advance flasher to be installed when and 2.

certain locations.

attenuation device may be specified for however, some form of impact

No guardrail is proposed for signals; 1.

Arrows denote direction of travel not pavement markings.NOTE:

(See Note 2)

10' Min.

(See Note 2)

10' Min.

(See Note 2)

10' Min.

10' Min.

(See Note 2) but not less than 6' from the edge of the near traffic lane.

located as close as 2' from the edge of a paved shoulder

2. When 10' is deemed impractical the control device can be one for gate), depending on type of equipment used.

1. Two separate foundations may be required (one for signals, NOTE:

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4" Max.

Sidewalk

Travelway

Highway

Nearest

Part

Edge Of

Are Used.

Automatic Gates

Agency When

The Installing

The Option Of

Tracks Signs Is

Number Of

Crossing

Bell (1 Minimum) Per

Highway Crossing

Gong Type

Sidewalk

4" Max.4" Max.4" Max.4" Max.Sidewalk Sidewalk

Are Used.

Automatic Gates

Agency When

The Installing

The Option Of

Tracks Signs Is

Number Of

Than 2 Approach Lanes).

Unit If There Are More

(More Than One Flasher

Lane Separation Lines

One Flasher Unit Over

As A Minimum, Position

Flasher Units

Back-To-Back

Signal Unit

Of Overhead

Lowest Point

Sides

Sheeting, Both

Red And White

Reflectorized

16" Alternate

Flasher Units

Back-To-Back

Per Crossing

(1 Minimum)

Highway Crossing Bell

Gong Type

Back-To-Back

Flasher Units

Part Nearest Roadway

Edge Of Background Or

Both Sides

And White Sheeting, Reflectorized Red

16" Alternate

Roadway

Crown Of

Travelway

Width

Approach 2

Signal Unit

Of Overhead

Lowest Point

Flasher Units

Back-To-Back

Travelway

Roadway

Crown Of

Per Crossing)

Crossing Bell (1 Min.

Gong Type Highway

Flasher Units

Back-To-Back

Travelway

Roadway

Crown Of

Signal And Gate

Railroad Gate Or

Signal And Gate

Railroad Gate Or

Signal And Gate

Railroad Gate Or

Signal And Gate

Railroad Gate Or

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6' Min.

51" Max.

Varies

27"

24"

15"

Varies

M a x

M in

Varies

5' Min.

15"

M in

4'

Sidewalk

10'

Sidewalk

10'

Sidewalk

M in

(2 LANES, CURB & GUTTER)

SIGNAL PLACEMENT AT RAILROAD CROSSING

(2 LANES, CURB & GUTTER)

SIGNAL PLACEMENT AT RAILROAD CROSSING

ACUTE ANGLE (AND RIGHT ANGLE) OBTUSE ANGLE

M a x

M in

51" Max

2'-6"

See FIGURE 1

L

15"

27"

M in

M a x

M a x

M in

M a x

See FIGURE 1

L

2'-6"

6' Min.

Width Min.

Approach2

51" Max

27"

15"

M in

M a x

M in

M a x

Travelway

Roadway

Crown Of

Varies

16"

M in

M in

TYPE VTYPE IVTYPE IIITYPE IITYPE I

Min.

2'-6" 24"

M in

M a x

M in of Roadway to the Lowest Point of the Overhead Signal Unit.

minimum vertical clearance shall be 17'-6" from above the Crown

When a cantilevered-arm flashing warning device is used, the 5.

from nearest rail; or 8' from and parallel to gate when present.

Stop line to be perpendicular to edge of roadway, approx. 15' 4.

face of curb and sidewalk.

Locate device outside sidewalk. Over 6' - Locate device between distance available between face of curb & sidewalk. 0' to 6' -

Location of railroad traffic control device is based on the 3.

12'-6".

installed in curbed medians, the minimum median width shall be

Where plans call for railroad traffic control devices to be 2.

appropriate track clearances.

established based on future (or present) installation of gate with

The location of flashing warning devices and stop lines shall be 1.

TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES FOR CURBED ROADWAY

DO NOT

STOP

ON

TRACKS

DO NOT

STOP

ON

TRACKS

DO NOT

STOP

ON

TRACKS

DO NOT

STOP

ON

TRACKS

DO NOT

STOP

ON

TRACKS

DO NOT

STOP

ON

TRACKS

DO NOT

STOP

ON

TRACKS

DO NOT

STOP

ON

TRACKS

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16"

White

Message

Pavement

With Gates

Flashing Signal

Gate or

(If Not with Gate)

Flashing Signal

As Required

Stop Line

24" White

W10-1

W10-1

24" White

6" Dbl. Yellow

24" White

Gate When Present.

Or 8' From & Parallel To to Edge Of Travel Way

Stop Bar Perpendicular

24" White

4" (Typ.)

Railroad Gate

Railroad Gate

Railroad Gate

Traveled Way

Edge of

Traveled Way

Edge of

Shoulder

Paved

Traveled Way

Edge of

Shoulder

Paved

6" Yellow

24" White

24" White

Gate When Present.

or 8' From & Parallel to to Edge of Travel Way

Stop Bar Perpendicular

Shoulder

Paved

Traveled Way

Edge of

6" White

M e d ia n

6" Yellow

6" White

6" White

6" Dbl. Yellow

6" White

6" White

6" White

Edge of Traveled Way

6" White

12" White (Typ.)

24" WhiteShoulder

Paved

M e d ia nRailroad Gate

(See Note 6)

Foul Area (Typ.)

6" Yellow

6" White

6" Yellow

6" White

Foul Area (See Note 6)

See Note 7

See Note 7

R R

MULTILANE ROADWAY

RAILROAD CROSSING AT

A

A

'10'

8'

6'

O f

L a n e

8'-0"

12"

NOTES:

R R

TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES

RELATIVE LOCATION OF CROSSING

PAVEMENT MESSAGE

RAILROAD CROSSING

Area = 89 S.F.

M in

Min.

M in

85 Min.

40060

URBAN

(mph)

Speed

Design

(ft)

"A"

Distance

R8-8

R8-8

R8-8

TWO-LANE ROADWAY

RAILROAD CROSSING AT

Rail Side

Traffic Side

PAVEMENT MARKING DETAIL

RAILROAD DYNAMIC ENVELOPE (RDE)

R8-8

M in

M in

14' Min. (See Note 4) 13'-0" (See Note 5)

R8-8

Intersections

Signalized

For Use Near

R8-8

Intersections

Signalized

For Use Near

10'

Min.

M in

M in

Intersections

Signalized

For Use Near

R8-8

Intersections

Signalized

For Use Near

R8-8

M in

M in

4' Min.

4' Min.

7. See Sheets 1 and 2 for dimension.

6. Do not install pavement markings in the Foul areas.

or when shown in the Plans.

5. The transverse dimension for the RDE "X" may be reduced to the lane width for two-lane roadways without shoulders

4. Do not install pavement markings when the distance between tracks is less than 14'.

3. Install Railroad Dynamic Envelope Pavement Markings only when called for in the Plans.

for rural conditions. See Index 700-102 for sign details.

2. Place FTP-61-06 or FTP-62-06 sign 100' in advance of crossing for urban conditions and 300' in advance of crossing

1. Place an additional W10-1 sign where intersections occur between the R/R pavement message and the tracks.

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White

Red

Red Flashing LightsRed Steady Burn

Crown Of Roadway Travel Way

6" Min. Height

Type F Curb

18"18"

S id e w a lk

Min)

(2'-6"

Varies

(Std.)

27"

Max.

51"

M in .1

M in

12'-5" Min.

1'

1'

S id e w a lk

Specified Length Of Gate Arm

M a x

M in

16" 16"

90°

"C""B""A"

5'

5'

5'

5'

5'

5'

6'

7'

9'

10'10'

9'

7'

6'

5'

4'

41"

36"

36"

36"6"

18"

24"

28"

28"

28"

36"

36"

36"

36"38 And Over

35-37 Ft.

32-34 Ft.

29-31 Ft.

24-28 Ft.

20-23 Ft.

18-19 Ft.

16-17 Ft.

15 Ft.

14 Ft.

"C"

Dimension

"B"

Dimension

"A"

Dimension

Of Gate Arm

Specified Length

RAILROAD GATE ARM LIGHT SPACING

PLAN

MEDIAN SECTION AT SIGNAL GATES

(THREE OR MORE DRIVING LANES IN ONE DIRECTION, 45 MPH OR LESS)

MULTILANE UNDIVIDED URBAN SECTIONS

MEDIAN SIGNAL GATES FOR

"A Policy On Geometric Design Of Streets And Highways".

Devices", Part 8; The "Traffic Control Handbook" , Part VIII; and AASHTO

For additional information see the "Manual On Uniform Traffic Control

NOTE:

Incidental Construction
509-070-Railroad Grade Crossing Traffic Control Devices
509-070-1of4
Incidental Construction
509-070-Railroad Grade Crossing Traffic Control Devices
509-070-2of4
Incidental Construction
509-070-Railroad Grade Crossing Traffic Control Devices
509-070-3of4
Incidental Construction
509-070-Railroad Grade Crossing Traffic Control Devices
509-070-4of4

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