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general notes chain link safety fence-new structures general notes

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Transition Area(typ.)c c cAbutmentPierJoint (typ.)Pier* b b a a a a** **FHWA APPROVALDATE: 12-19-79APPROVALDIRECTOROFFICE OF STRUCTURESDATE: 7/26/79REVISIONSSHA FHWA3-7-833-15-836-1-05* 2b = average spacing of endpost and adjacent span, withexceptions as noted on Sheet 2.STANDARDELEVATION - FENCINGScale: None**2a = average spacingof flanking spans.FOR OFFICE USE ONLYSTATE OF MARYLANDDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONSTATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATIONOFFICE OF STRUCTURESLAYOUT OF FENCING ON BRIDGESNO. BR-SS(3.06)-03-78SHEET 1 OF 2FENCE SPACING ON BRIDGESAll spacings shall be equal in each span, and on each transition area of each end post.Fence post spacing should range from 6’-0’’ min. to 8’-0’’ max. except as modified in thetransition area described on Sheet 2. Effort should be made to make spacing of postsfor all spans nearly equal as possible.Transition areas shall be provided on both ends of the bridge comprised of a taperedconcrete lug and three <strong>fence</strong> panels, all equally spaced as shown on Sheet 2 of 2.Fence shall be continuous across all supports.This layout applies to 34’’ F-shape parapets, 42’’ F-shape parapets, and parapets withsidewalks.SUPER-FENCING NEW STRUCT.

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