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Utility Exceptions. “Keys to Success”. Utility Exceptions “Keys to Success”. “Where compliance with a Policy, roadway design criteria or standard is impractical, an “Exception” must be obtained”. Utility Exceptions “Keys to Success”. “The Exception process is not solely to be applied
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Utility Exceptions “Keys to Success”
Utility Exceptions“Keys to Success” “Where compliance with a Policy, roadway design criteria or standard is impractical, an “Exception” must be obtained”
Utility Exceptions“Keys to Success” “The Exception process is not solely to be applied to FDOT roadway projects. Any time a Utility can not comply with FDOT policy, criteria or standards contained within the UAM, an exception is required…”
Utility Exceptions“Keys to Success” Types • Vertical Clearance • Horizontal Clearance • Limited Access R/W Use (L/A R/W, Rails, Trails, Bikeways) • Control Zone • Clear Zone • MSE Walls
Utility Exceptions“Keys to Success” Coordination and Review • Conceptual Development • Preliminary Submittal (2 weeks) • Final Submittal (2 weeks) • District Design Engineer Approval (2 weeks) • State Roadway Design Engineer Concurrence (2 weeks)
Utility Exceptions“Keys to Success” Concurrence and Approval • Recommended by the Utility • Approved by the District Design Engineer • Concurrence from the State Roadway Design Engineer
Utility Exceptions“Keys to Success” • Who • When • What
Utility Exceptions“Keys to Success” • Who UAM; “It is the responsibility of the Utility to initiate a request for an exception …” D 5; In order to ensure that potential exceptions are handled in a timely manner, a cooperative effort between the FDOT PM, Consultant PM, EOR, Utility Liaison and UAO is essential
Utility Exceptions“Keys to Success” • When UAM; “ … it is critical that exceptions be identified as early in the process as practical.” D 5; The process of identifying potential utility exceptions starts during scope development. For projects with a study phase exceptions are to be identified during the study.
Utility Exceptions“Keys to Success” • What UAM; • Description • Safety Impacts • Benefit/Cost Assessment • Conclusion and Recommendation
Utility Exceptions“Keys to Success” • What D 5; • Blanket Exceptions not permitted • Matrix/Table listing each pole • Layout/plan sheets with dimensions • Photos • Alternative analysis
Utility Exceptions“Keys to Success” • Format • Form (710-010-61) • Narrative and all supporting documentation • Header/footer on each page with pages numbered
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Utility Exceptions“Keys to Success” george.borchik@dot.state.fl.us 386-943-5163