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Last update: 07/19/01
10. New Jersey Transit
Corporation
Parking Lot Construction for Fanwood Train Station
Plans By: The Reynolds Group,Inc.
Please note the graphical representation of the different type of pavement layers. The 6" dense graded aggregate looks thinner then 2" MABC I-5 and 6" Base I-2.
Manny, Newark, NJ
9. Miele Headquarters
Expansion, South Brunswick NJ
Plans by Pennoni Associates Inc., Absecon NJ
This is a cover page title.
Preliminary/Final?? A natural OXYMORAN
8. Montgomery Twp. Mill Pond
Soccer Field Renovation
Bid Date: 02/16/01
Plans By: Maser Consulting, Matawan, NJ.
Partial Plan
This grading plan of 19 acre site is missing one key element: Elevations of existing contours. To make things worse the existing spot elevations are for the most part not readable.
7. Clark TWP. NJ. Brewer School
Municipal Parking Lot
Bid Date: 11/14/00
Plans By: Amertech Engineering Inc., North Brunswick NJ
Why is this inlet being set
on top of the berm? What good is it doing there?
6. Bound Brook Twp.
Reconstruction of Marion St., Carleton St., Washington St., and Hayward St.
Bid Date:11/10/00
Plans By: Studer and McEldowney, Clinton NJ
This only looks like a typical
roadway cross section. What is not typical is the number of different cross
slopes across the 33' road. If you punch the numbers working from left to right,
here is what you get:
7.1 lf at 2.6%, 7.1 lf @ 0.58%, 2.5 lf @
-0.83%, 7.1 lf @ -2.0% and 9.6 lf @ -1.5%.
Five different cross slopes on one 33' cross section ???? Not only this design
is totally ridicules but it also can not be accomplished. There are very few
pavers that can pave 7.1 lf wide and there are no pavers which could pave 2.5'
wide. This is a classic example of an engineer who has no idea how the work is
done.
Submitted by Mike from Keyport
5. City of Summit NJ, Blackburn
Road Paving, 2000
Plans: In House
How can you re-grade existing pavement?- The existing road is capped with black top..
4.Cranbury Township NJ.,
Municipal Parking Lot Expansion
Plans by: Killam Assiciates, Millburn NJ
It looks like a pipe trench to me but I am not a PE.
3. South Brunswick High School
Parking Lot Expansion- 06/2000
Plans by: Schoor Depalma, Manalapan NJ
Is there any need for soil erosion measures after installation of parking lot curb and pavement?
2.Galloping Hill Road
Turning Lane Extension, Kenilworth NJ.
Engineer: T&M Associates , Middletown NJ
This is a part of the Standard Legend on
page 2.
With out any difference in graphical representation between existing (left
column) and proposed (right column) features how would you read this plan?
Bob- South Plainfiel NJ
1. Galloping Hill Road
Turning Lane Extension, Kenilworth NJ.
Engineer: T&M Associates , Middletown NJ
This is a scanned copy of the Key Plan/Map as provided on the cover page of the drawings for the above referenced project. The size of the original Key Plan box is 6.5" X 7.5" and is predominately displayed in the middle of the page. Good luck finding it.
Bob- South Plainfiel NJ