mark_lutrell_center_map_(2).pdf

The provided document is an aerial map depicting the Mark H. Luttrell Correctional Center in Memphis, Tennessee, with orange-highlighted areas indicating specific zones for an asphalt paving project. The map shows multiple parking areas, building structures, and roadways within the facility grounds, with a detailed legend identifying different features and a north arrow for orientation.

The map serves as a visual reference for the Tennessee Department of Correction's asphalt paving project, which involves resururfacing approximately 13,525 square yards across the facility. The orange-highlighted sections represent the precise areas targeted for milling, patching, new surface installation, and re-striping, including parking lots, access roads, and drainage areas. The aerial view provides contractors with a comprehensive spatial understanding of the project scope, allowing for precise planning and measurement of the required asphalt work, which includes 180 tons of patching and 150 tons of bushing for drainage areas.