DelDOT: Entrance Plan Standard Comments to Engineer
SECTION 1: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
1.1
The Construction Stage Fee, Area Wide Study Fee, Transportation Improvement District, Capital Transportation Improvement Contributions or
Sidewalk Fee In-Lieu of Construction is not correct, please update the calculation and provide payment on-line at time of submittal for review.
DCM Ref: 4.3 & 2.2.2.2
1.1
The On-line Area Wide Study Fee Calculation Form and payment are not correct or have not been submitted on-line. Please update the
calculation and provide payment on-line at time of submittal for review.
DCM Ref: 2.2.2.2
1.2
All Traffic Design including Signal/Lighting/ITMS Plans shall be submitted separately through DelDOT's PDCA Traffic Design submission. All
Approved plans must be included in the "Final" Entrance Plan for approval.
DCM Ref: 5.13, 5.14 & 5.17
SECTION 2: TRAFFIC IMPACT STUDY (TIS)/TRAFFIC OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS (TOA)
2.1
Plan approval is conditional upon the Developer entering into the << XXXXX Traffic Improvement Recoupment District Agreement >> with DelDOT
to participate in the construction of the << XXXXX Project (State Contract XX-XXX-XX) >>.
DCM Ref: 2.2.1.1
2.1
A letter agreement will be required for the offsite improvements provided in the TIS/TOA. A draft agreement will be forwarded to the applicant, in
the near future, to review. The agreement must be executed prior to DelDOT granting Entrance approval.
DCM Ref: 2.5.2
2.1
A letter agreement for the required offsite improvements has been distributed for signatures. The agreement must be signed and returned by the
applicant prior to DelDOT issuing construction plan approval.
DCM Ref: 2.5.2
2.2
This project falls into Inspection Category Level II, therefore the developer will be required to enter into a construction inspection agreement with an
inspection firm currently under contact with DelDOT. This agreement must be finalized before an entrance permit will be issued. DelDOT’s ###
District or Division of Transportation Solutions Construction Section will oversee inspection.
DCM Ref: Fig 6.4.3-a
SECTION 3: ENTRANCE PLAN TITLE SHEET CONTENT
3.1
Title & Data Blocks
Update the title and data blocks on the plans to include the following information:
1. DelDOT Project ID number.
2. Name of town/hundred and county.
3. Maintenance number of highway being accessed.
4. Graphic scale
5. Date of current submission and all revised dates.
6. Name, address, of owner and engineer or surveyor preparing the plan.
7. Signature and Seal of engineer or surveyor (Delaware licensed)
8. Owner's signature (final Plan only)
9. Type of business
10. Tax parcel number(s).
11. Gross acreage of property.
12. Number of Subdivision Lots or Approximate gross leasable floor plan area.
13. Parking spaces required.
14. Parking spaces provided.
15. Local government responsible for land use approval.
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DCM Ref: 4.4.2.A & 4.4.2.B
3.2
Add a location map showing the relationship of the site to existing State-maintained roadways.
DCM Ref: 4.4.2.B.7..
3.3
Update the General Notes per the latest digital version available on DelDOT's web portal.
DCM Ref: 4.4.2.B.9
3.3
Include the date of the most current General Notes used (Last Revised XX/XX/XXXX).
DCM Ref: 4.4.2.B.9
SECTION 4: GENERAL PLAN REQUIREMENTS
4.1
Provide legends of all line-types and symbols used in the plan views. Including, but not limited to: existing and proposed right-of-way, proposed
property lines, proposed lot numbers, existing wood line, existing contours, wetlands line, 100-year floodplain line, easement line, drainage
easement line, minimum building setback line, existing and proposed monuments and pins.
DCM Ref: 4.4.2.B.11
4.2
Add a north arrow, with correct orientation labeled, to the plan view on all plan sheets.
DCM Ref: 4.4.2
4.3
<<<Show, dimension and/or label the existing and/or proposed>>>: <<<buildings, structures, centerline stationing of frontage road(s), curbs, curb
ramps, pedestrian facilities, trees, designated wetlands, water bodies, transit facilities, pedestrian and shared-use pathways, pedestrian crossings
and bicycle facilities, utilities>>> (Include items that can be seen on the ground or from an aerial perspective and represented on the plan).
DCM Ref: 4.4.3
4.3
Revise plans so that they correctly show locations of existing and proposed features based on actual field surveys.
DCM Ref: 4.4.1.B