CP-3 (03-26-25).pdf

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ITB - 157433 - Raised Crosswalks
Solicitation number
ITB-157433
Issued by
Wayne County, Michigan

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This technical drawing (CP-3) is a standard design specification by the City of Michigan's Engineering Department for raised crosswalks, featuring detailed architectural and engineering plans for traffic infrastructure improvements. The document includes multiple technical schematics showing crosswalk elevation profiles, signage placement, dimensional specifications, and two sample 3D renderings illustrating the proposed crosswalk design with pedestrian and vehicular context. The standard details comprehensive measurements for constructing raised concrete crosswalks, including precise grading, slope, width, and marking requirements.

The technical drawing provides engineering-grade specifications for constructing raised crosswalks, likely as part of a traffic safety initiative funded through a grant. The renderings demonstrate the crosswalks will include pedestrian crossing signs, street markings, and are designed to calm traffic by creating elevated pedestrian crossing zones. The document appears to be part of a formal bidding process (ITB-157433) that will allow contractors to submit proposals for implementing these standardized crosswalk designs, with the goal of enhancing pedestrian safety through infrastructure modifications that reduce vehicle speeds in designated areas.

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