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1 Project: Default Description: Report Created: 3/5/2014 Time: 5:50pm File Name: F:\PROJECT\ SR 76 Design\ \roadway\SS3\DSGNRDMC.dgn Last Revised: 3/5/ :10:26 Note: All units in this report are in feet unless specified otherwise. Alignment Name: BL_CL Alignment Description: Alignment Style: CenterlineWithStationing(CLSTA) Station Northing Easting POB ( ) (1) PC ( ) (2) Tangential Length: PC ( ) (2) PI ( ) (2) CC ( ) EQNBK EQNAHD (2) PT ( ) (2) Radius: Length: Tangent: Chord: Middle Ordinate: External: PT ( ) (2) PC ( ) (3) Tangential Length: PC ( ) (3) PI ( ) (3) CC ( ) EQNBK (2) EQNAHD (3) PRC ( ) (4) Radius:
2 Length: Tangent: Chord: Middle Ordinate: External: PRC ( ) (4) PI ( ) (4) CC ( ) EQNBK (3) EQNAHD (4) PRC ( ) (5) Radius: Length: Tangent: Chord: Middle Ordinate: External: PRC ( ) (5) PI ( ) (5) CC ( ) EQNBK (4) EQNAHD (5) PT ( ) (5) Radius: Length: Tangent: Chord: Middle Ordinate: External: PT ( ) (5) PC ( ) (6)
3 Tangential Length: PC ( ) (6) PI ( ) (6) CC ( ) EQNBK (5) EQNAHD (6) PT ( ) (6) Radius: Length: Tangent: Chord: Middle Ordinate: External: PT ( ) (6) PC ( ) (7) Tangential Length: PC ( ) (7) PI ( ) (7) CC ( ) EQNBK (6) EQNAHD (7) PCC ( ) (7) Radius: Length: Tangent: Chord: Middle Ordinate: External: PCC ( ) (7) PI ( ) (7) CC ( ) PT ( ) (7) Radius:
4 Length: Tangent: Chord: Middle Ordinate: External: PT ( ) (7) EQNBK (7) EQNAHD (8) PC ( ) (8) Tangential Length: PC ( ) (8) PI ( ) (8) CC ( ) PT ( ) (8) Radius: Length: Tangent: Chord: Middle Ordinate: External: PT ( ) (8) PC ( ) (9) Tangential Length: PC ( ) (9) PI ( ) (9) CC ( ) EQNBK (8) EQNAHD (9) PT ( ) (10) Radius: Length: Tangent: Chord:
5 Middle Ordinate: External: PT ( ) (10) PI ( ) (10) Tangential Length: PI ( ) (10) EQNBK (9) EQNAHD (10) PC ( ) (11) Tangential Length: PC ( ) (11) PI ( ) (11) CC ( ) EQNBK (10) EQNAHD (11) PT ( ) (11) Radius: Length: Tangent: Chord: Middle Ordinate: External: PT ( ) (11) PC ( ) (12) Tangential Length: PC ( ) (12) PI ( ) (12) CC ( ) EQNBK (11) EQNAHD (12) EQNBK (12) EQNAHD (13) PT ( ) (13)
6 Radius: Length: Tangent: Chord: Middle Ordinate: External: PT ( ) (13) PI ( ) (13) Tangential Length: PI ( ) (13) PI ( ) (13) Tangential Length: PI ( ) (13) PI ( ) (13) Tangential Length: PI ( ) (13) EQNBK (13) EQNAHD (14) PC ( ) (14) Tangential Length: PC ( ) (14) PI ( ) (14) CC ( ) PT ( ) (14) Radius: Length: Tangent: Chord: Middle Ordinate: External:
7 PT ( ) (14) EQNBK (14) EQNAHD (15) POE ( ) (15) Tangential Length:
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