Rural Road Study Presentation to AMSA Randall Trites – ROHI Engineering Ltd.
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Rating Criteria (Paved Roads) Deformation Edge Break Rutting Flushing/Bleeding Rural Road Study 3
Field Assessment Sheets(Paved Roads) Rural Road Study 4
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Rating Criteria (Gravel Roads) Brushing Presence of Water/Ponding Surface Condition Ditches Gravel Condition Rural Road Study 6
Field Assessment Sheets(Gravel Roads) Rural Road Study 7
Field Assessment Sheets(Gravel Roads) Rural Road Study 8
Field Assessment Sheets(Sketch Sheet and Intersections) Rural Road Study 9
Field Assessment Sheets(Motorgrader/Patrol Operators) Rural Road Study 10
Field Assessment Sheets(Motorgrader/Patrol Operators) Rural Road Study 11
Relative Importance of Assessment Criteria(Paved Roads) Weightings Factor (%) Sealed/Paved Road Deformation 14 Rutting 10 Binder Age 14 Edge Break 10 Edge Drop 6 Flushing 10 Stripping 14 Cracking 12 Patching 10 TOTAL 100 Rural Road Study 12
Relative Importance of Assessment Criteria(Gravel Roads) Weightings Unsealed/Gravel Road Factor (%) Surface Condition 10 Gravel Surface Shape 10 Gravel Condition 10 Fill Section 10 Ditch Depth 5 Ditch Width 3 2 Ditch Slope 5 Windrows (Lips) Rideability 10 Drainage Performance - 7 Ponding Drainage Performance - 3 Wetlands 5 Brushing Motor Grader/ Patrol 20 Operator Input TOTAL 100 Rural Road Study 13
Influencing Factors • Traffic Growth • Capacity • Safety • Heavy Vehicle Percentage • Future Mobility Needs as Identified in MDP/Planning Division • Economic Development/Recreational Needs • Connectivity to Provincial Highway System • Future Roadway Classification • Significance factor • Any other factors Rural Road Study 14
Influencing Factors • Traffic Growth 1.5 • Capacity 1.6 • Safety 1.0 for now but increase when sufficient data available • Heavy Vehicle Percentage 1.6 • Future Mobility Needs as Identified in MDP/Planning Division 1.4 • Economic Development/Recreational Needs 1.6 • Connectivity to Provincial Highway System 1.4 • Future Roadway Classification 1.4 • Significance factor 0.5 • Any other factors as required Rural Road Study 15
Classification Rural Road Study 16
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Database • In Access(Microsoft) Format – for ROHI purposes • Based on weighting criteria and influencing factors the correct roads seem to be coming to the top. • Once migration to county database is complete more stability and functionality can be added Rural Road Study 19
Next Steps • Migrate to County GIS Data Base • Integrate intersection data • Develop data entry/revision functions to facilitate database up-keep • County’s Road Assets to be summarized Rural Road Study 20
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