4.9 bridge worksheets and checklists The forms available are: In an effort to keep information consistent Preliminary Field Review Worksheet between District Design Teams we have Survey Request developed checklists and forms to be used to gather data in the field, conduct meetings Design Parameters Review and request information. Examples of these forms are at the end of this chapter, but up to Page intentionally left blank. date versions are available on the Intranet. Chapter Five PLAN PREPARATION Other chapters in the Montana Structures 22 in. x 36 in. (D). Use this paper size for Manual provide the designer with uniform all final plans. Where deemed necessary, criteria and procedures for the design of this size may also be used for preliminary structures. These designs must be incorporated design reviews (e.g., for complex drawings). into the plans so that they can be clearly Provide a minimum 2 in. left-binding understood by contractors, material suppliers, margin and ½ in. top and bottom margins. and Department personnel assigned to supervise and inspect the construction of the project. To 11 in. x 17 in. (B) This paper size is the ensure a consistent interpretation of the contract half-size of the paper and is typically “D” plans, individual sheets should have a standard used for preliminary draft reviews, requests format and content, and the sequence of plan for permits and bid advertising. This plan assembly should generally be the same. To sheet is a half scale of the final plan size in provide this consistency, this Chapter provides Comment #1. guidelines for the uniform preparation of structure plans including recommended plan For the preliminary plans, print all sheets on sequence, drafting guidelines and plan sheet white paper and use the paper size. For “B” content. Refer to Standard Bridge Details and final plans, consultants will submit stamped and Notes [EREF.REF (MREF.REF)]. signed size D mylars and updated electronic files. Full-size plans will be provided when requested. Transmit plans electronically to the 5.1 GENERAL INFORMATION Contract Plans Section. See the Bridge Internet site for the transmittal procedure. Full-size 5.1.1 Working Sheets plans will be provided when requested. The Department currently uses the following paper sizes during project development: 5.1.2 Construction Plan Sheet Organization 5.1.2.1 Plan Sequence
4.9 bridge worksheets and checklists In an effort to keep information consistent between District Design Teams we have developed checklists and forms to be used to gather data in the field, conduct meetings and request information. Examples of these forms are at the end of this chapter, but up to date versions are available on the Intranet. The forms available are: Preliminary Field Review Worksheet Survey Request Design Parameters Review Page intentionally left blank. Chapter Five PLAN PREPARATION Other chapters in the Montana Structures Manual provide the designer with uniform criteria and procedures for the design of structures. These designs must be incorporated into the plans so that they can be clearly understood by contractors, material suppliers, and Department personnel assigned to supervise and inspect the construction of the project. To ensure a consistent interpretation of the contract plans, individual sheets should have a standard format and content, and the sequence of plan assembly should generally be the same. To provide this consistency, this Chapter provides guidelines for the uniform preparation of structure plans including recommended plan sequence, drafting guidelines and plan sheet content. Refer to Standard Bridge Details and Notes [EREF.REF (MREF.REF)]. 5.1 GENERAL INFORMATION 5.1.1 Working Sheets The Department currently uses the following paper sizes during project development: 22 in. x 36 in. (D). Use this paper size for all final plans. Where deemed necessary, this size may also be used for preliminary design reviews (e.g., for complex drawings). Provide a minimum 2 in. left-binding margin and ½ in. top and bottom margins. 11 in. x 17 in. (B) This paper size is the half-size of the “D” paper and is typically used for preliminary draft reviews, requests for permits and bid advertising. This plan sheet is a half scale of the final plan size in Comment #1. For the preliminary plans, print all sheets on white paper and use the “B” paper size. For final plans, consultants will submit stamped and signed size D mylars and updated electronic files. Full-size plans will be provided when requested. Transmit plans electronically to the Contract Plans Section. See the Bridge Internet site for the transmittal procedure. Full-size plans will be provided when requested. 5.1.2 Construction Plan Sheet Organization 5.1.2.1 Plan Sequence
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