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Term Definition INDEPENDENT CORRIDORS & FACILITIES Reference Minimum Width Greenway Linear Corridor of private or public recreation lands and waters, providing access to open VDOT Road Design space and recreational activities and linking rural and urban spaces (e.g. bicycle facilities, utility corridors, scenic roads and highways, abandoned railroad rights-of-way, etc.) Manual Shared Use Path A bikeway physically separated from motorized vehicular traffic by an open space or barrier and either within the highway right-of-way or within an independent right-of-way. Shared use paths may also be used by pedestrians, skaters, wheelchair users, joggers and other non-motorized users. Shared Use Path Shared use paths are facilities on exclusive right-of-way and with minimal cross flow by motor vehicles. Users are non-motorized and may include bicyclists, inline skaters, roller skaters, wheelchair uses (both motorized and non-motorized) and pedestrians including walkers, runner, and people with baby strollers and people walking dogs. Share use paths are most commonly designed for two-way travel… 2010 DRAFT AASHTO Guide VDOT Road Design Manual Rail-Trail A shared use path, either paved or unpaved, built within the right-of-way of a former 2010 DRAFT AASHTO railroad. Guide Rail-with-Trail A shared use path, either paved or unpaved, built within the right-of-way of an active 2010 DRAFT AASHTO railroad. Guide Rail-with-Trail Any shared use path or trail adjacent to an active railroad corridor. VDOT Road Design Manual Unpaved Path Path not surfaced with a hard, durable surface such as asphalt or Portland cement 2010 DRAFT AASHTO concrete. Guide 10 feet (8 feet in exceptional cases) 10 feet (8 feet in exceptional cases)
Term Definition ACCESSIBLE CORRIDORS & ROUTE TERMINOLOGY Reference Minimum Width Accessible Route A continuous unobstructed path connecting all accessible elements and spaces of a VDOT Road Design building or facility. This term applies only to individual sites (see “Pedestrian Access Route” for routes in the public right-of-way). Accessible route surfaces shall be firm, stable, and slip-resistant Manual Beach Access Route A continuous unobstructed path designated for pedestrian use that crosses the surface of Draft Final Accessibility 60 inches min. the beach. Beach access routes connect an entry point to the beach to the: High tide level Guidelines for Outdoor at tidal beaches; the mean high water level at river beaches; or normal recreation water level at lake, pond, and reservoir beaches. Developed Areas (2009) Outdoor Recreation A continuous, unobstructed path intended for pedestrian use that connects constructed U.S. Forest Service 36 inches min clear Access Route (ORAR) features within a picnic area, camp living area, trailhead, or other recreation site where Outdoor Recreation width (32 inches for modifications are provided for visitor convenience and comfort Accessibility Guidelines short distance) Pedestrian Access Route Refers to the portion of the public right-of-way that serves as an accessible route. The pedestrian access route provides a continuous accessible means of passage. Trail A pedestrian route developed primarily for outdoor recreational purposes. A pedestrian route developed primarily to connect elements, spaces, or facilities within a site is not a trail. Trailhead An outdoor space developed to serve as an access point to a trail. The junction of two or more trails, where no other access point is provided to the trails, is not a trailhead. Walk or Promenade An exterior prepared surface for pedestrian use, including pedestrian areas such as plazas and courts VDOT Road Design Manual Draft Final Accessibility Guidelines for Outdoor Developed Areas (2009) Draft Final Accessibility Guidelines for Outdoor Developed Areas (2009) ADA Standards for Accessible Design 48 inches min. clear width 36 inches min clear width (32 inches for short distance)
Page 1: Appendix 4-A • Trail Construction
Page 6 and 7: Term Definition NATURAL & ENVIRONME
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Page 13: TRAIL EASEMENT (Courtesy of Fairfax
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Page 30 and 31: Purpose and Need HB 2088 Report Exe
Page 32 and 33: 1.4 Recreational Access and Railroa
Page 34 and 35: HB 2088 Report Figure 2-1: Steps in
Page 36 and 37: 2.1.4 Implementation Plans Implemen
Page 38 and 39: 2.2.2 Process for Considering Rails
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Page 43: Environmental Screening Forms Examp
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Page 48 and 49: B. MANDATORY CRITERIA If your LWCF
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VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATI
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VDOT Preliminary Environmental Scre
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Scenic resources Resource Informati
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Federal and State Laws Relating to
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acquisition of lands and waters for
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of this Act directs federal agencie
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Duty of Care (Liability Law) Found
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way covered by this section shall b
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maintained to insure against such n
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§ 8.01-195.6. Notice of claim. A.
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Appendix 4-F • Construction Perso
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Appendix 4-G • Permitting Agency
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Water Permits and Compliance (804)
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Appendix 4-H • Sample Invitation
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Appendix 4-I • Iin-Field Soil Tes
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Appendix 4-J • Slope Equations
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Appendix 4-K • Trail Type Decisio
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Appendix 4-L • Trail Surface Deci
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Appendix 4-M • Typical Constructi
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NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION!!!
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Tool Name Picture Used to: Brushing
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Tool Name Picture Used to: Heavy Co
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Typical Costs for Trail & Path Cons
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ITEM ESTIMATED COST UNIT COMMENTS S
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Appendix 5-A • Sample Trail Inspe
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Trail Name: Trail Start: Trail End:
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Explanation of Trail Assessment Fie
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EAST COAST GREENWAY TRAIL INSPECTIO
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5. Please indicate if you encounter
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Structure Categories 1. Complex Tra
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Appendix 5-B • Sample Maintenance
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Maintenance Activity How often is i
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Activity July August September Tota
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Typical Trail Maintenance and Opera
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The following was submitted for the
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The following budget was submitted
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