STREET IMPROVEMENT PLAN CHECKLIIST FOIR DESIHGN REVIEW

I. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

II. EXISTING CONDITIONS

III. DESIGN ELEMENTS

  • Review local zoning and planning documents.
  • Check alignment against city or county criteria.
  • Consult with relevant authorities for compliance.
  • Document any deviations and obtain necessary approvals.
  • Measure lane widths against local standards.
  • Evaluate shoulder widths for safety and usability.
  • Assess median design for traffic flow and safety.
  • Document cross-section drawings with clear labels.
  • Verify sidewalk widths and materials meet ADA guidelines.
  • Check crosswalk locations for visibility and safety.
  • Ensure curb ramps are included and accessible.
  • Document compliance with ADA requirements.
  • Measure sight distances at all intersections.
  • Evaluate visibility at curves for safe navigation.
  • Identify any obstructions that may impede sight lines.
  • Document findings and recommend necessary adjustments.
  • Review alignment for smooth transitions and curves.
  • Check grade and slope for proper drainage.
  • Ensure compliance with design speed standards.
  • Document any discrepancies with engineering guidelines.
  • Assess the location and spacing of traffic calming features.
  • Verify design meets safety and effectiveness criteria.
  • Evaluate potential impacts on emergency response times.
  • Document design rationale and expected outcomes.
  • Check bike lane widths and markings for compliance.
  • Evaluate connections to existing bike routes.
  • Assess signage and safety features for cyclists.
  • Document adherence to relevant biking regulations.
  • Verify signage locations are visible and logical.
  • Check compliance with MUTCD standards.
  • Ensure markings are durable and reflective.
  • Document all proposed signage and markings.
  • Evaluate road widths for emergency vehicle passage.
  • Check turn radii for fire trucks and ambulances.
  • Assess access points for rapid emergency response.
  • Document access considerations in design plans.
  • Review drainage design for capacity and flow.
  • Ensure curb and gutter dimensions meet standards.
  • Assess stormwater management practices in place.
  • Document drainage calculations and design features.
  • Evaluate impacts on neighboring properties.
  • Check for integration with existing transportation networks.
  • Assess zoning compliance in relation to street design.
  • Document compatibility assessments and recommendations.
  • Review tree locations in relation to sight lines.
  • Evaluate potential conflicts with utility infrastructure.
  • Assess impacts on pedestrian and vehicle safety.
  • Document tree placement rationale and adjustments.
  • Check utility placements against design plans.
  • Ensure proper access for maintenance and repairs.
  • Evaluate impacts on street functionality and safety.
  • Document utility coordination efforts and approvals.

IV. STORMWATER MANAGEMENT

V. LANDSCAPING AND STREET FURNISHINGS

VI. TRAFFIC CONTROL

VII. CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

VIII. PERMITTING AND APPROVALS

IX. FINAL REVIEW