Specifications_-_Plans_-_Pinellas_County_Loop_Standard.pdf

The document is a technical drawing from Pinellas County Public Works detailing the standard positioning specifications for inductive loop vehicle detectors at intersections. The drawing provides precise placement diagrams for loop detector installations on main streets and side streets, with specific measurements for pull boxes, conduits, and loop window configurations. The technical specification is part of the FY2022-2024 Countywide Pavement Preservation Program, focusing on traffic signal infrastructure for detecting vehicle presence at intersections.

The detailed drawing includes specific technical elements such as a 2" core and 2" sweep loop window detail (Pay Item 660-3-3), with recommended positioning of 25 feet from the stop bar and alternating 6-foot sections. The document references additional FDOT (Florida Department of Transportation) standard plans for Type B and F loop assemblies, indicating this is a standardized approach for traffic signal loop detection across Pinellas County. The drawing is dated January 2023 and provides a technical blueprint for contractors performing traffic signal loop installation and repair services throughout the county.