MDOT Sidewalk ramp R028J

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Engineering drawing of sidewalk ramp designs by the Michigan Department of Transportation.

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A detailed engineering drawing of sidewalk ramp designs by the Michigan Department of Transportation. There are two main sections, each illustrating different types of sidewalk ramps. The left section depicts Sidewalk Ramp Type R and Sidewalk Ramp Type F in a three-dimensional view, highlighting elements like the landing, rolled curb, detectable warning surface, and sidewalk. The right section shows Sidewalk Ramp Type RF. Detailed cross-sections indicate dimensions, slopes, and materials used, with labels pointing to areas such as “Landing,” “Non-Walking Area,” and “Walking Area.” There are notes specifying maximum slopes and dimensions for compliance. Additionally, a subsection features a chart listing curb types with corresponding height measurements.

Technical drawing of sidewalk ramp designs showing details and specifications, including warnings and compliance notes.

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A detailed technical drawing of sidewalk ramp designs, showing different types of ramps and detectable warning details. The left side of the drawing features three ramp designs labeled “Sidewalk Ramp Type M”, “Sidewalk Ramp Type P” and “Sidewalk Ramp Type C.” All designs include details such as “Non-walking” areas, rolled curbs, and detectable warning surfaces. The “Sidewalk Ramp Type C” specifically notes a “Cobblestone Inlay” and shows dimensions for installation, indicating where detectable warnings must be installed.

On the right side, the ramp labeled “Sidewalk Ramp Type D” focuses on a depressed corner design. This part of the drawing emphasizes warnings about the ADA compliance, particularly advising against the use of this type on U-M projects unless approved by Campus Planning and AEC Civil.

Both sections contain a grid pattern representing the detectable warning surface area, and annotations highlight specific measurements and notes for construction. A red note at the top advises checking the MDOT website for updates.

Technical drawings showing sidewalk ramp and detectable warning details for various installations.

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A detailed engineering drawing split into two sections with diagrams and text annotations related to sidewalk ramp and detectable warning details. On the left side, diagrams illustrate the installation of detectable warning surfaces at railroad crossings and flush shoulders or roadways. It includes side views showing dimensions and placement next to sidewalks. The right side features diagrams displaying sidewalk ramp orientations at different curbing situations with additional detailed notes and labels. The top right shows a legend explaining symbols like sloped surfaces and detectable warnings. A red note at the top advises checking the MDOT website for updates. Annotations and labels provide specific installation instructions and notes for different sidewalk configurations.

Engineering plan with diagrams and instructions for sidewalk ramp and detectable warnings by Michigan Department of Transportation.

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An engineering plan with detailed diagrams and text instructions for constructing detectable warning details on sidewalk ramps. The left side of the image is mostly blank, featuring a bordered area with red text providing notes to designers. The right side contains multiple technical diagrams labeled “Dome Section,” “Dome Spacing,” “Dome Alignment,” and “Detectable Warning Details.” These diagrams illustrate measurements and alignments of domes used for tactile paving. Below the diagrams, there is comprehensive text discussing notes for construction and installation of curb ramps, detectable warnings, and other specifications.

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