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Application of FDOT Special Use Methodology for I-75 Project: Three Oaks Community Park

This presentation discusses the application of the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Special Use Methodology in a project along Interstate 75, focusing on the Three Oaks Community Park. Key topics include noise studies, the proposed noise barrier's location, community involvement, and the decision-making process. The methodology's effectiveness in assessing noise barriers, park usage information, and the public's feedback are examined. The chosen design features for the barrier, including color, texture, and landscaping, reflect community preferences and concerns.

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Application of FDOT Special Use Methodology for I-75 Project: Three Oaks Community Park

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  1. Application of the FDOT Special Use Methodology on an Interstate 75 Project TRB Summer Meeting Williamsburg, VAJuly 11, 2006Presented By:Win Lindeman & Mike Mulbarger Environmental Science Associates1715 N. Westshore Blvd., Suite 780Tampa, Florida33607

  2. Decision Time

  3. Special Use Location Methodology

  4. Location Map

  5. PD&E Phase Noise Study Report

  6. Three Oaks Community Park I-75

  7. Reasonableness Matrix

  8. Sample of Park Usage Information

  9. Receiver Array

  10. Proposed Barrier Location

  11. Recommended Noise Barrier

  12. Reasonableness Matrix for Three Oaks Community Park Noise Barrier

  13. Reasonableness Matrix for Three Oaks Community Park Noise Barrier

  14. Reasonableness Matrix for Three Oaks Community Park Noise Barrier

  15. Reasonableness Matrix for Three Oaks Community Park Noise Barrier

  16. Reasonableness Matrix for Three Oaks Community Park Noise Barrier

  17. Reasonableness Matrix for Three Oaks Community Park Noise Barrier

  18. Reasonableness Matrix for Three Oaks Community Park Noise Barrier

  19. Reasonableness Matrix for Three Oaks Community Park Noise Barrier

  20. Reasonableness Matrix for Three Oaks Community Park Noise Barrier

  21. Reasonableness Matrix for Three Oaks Community Park Noise Barrier

  22. Reasonableness Matrix for Three Oaks Community Park Noise Barrier

  23. Reasonableness Matrix for Three Oaks Community Park Noise Barrier

  24. Public Involvement Steps with Lee County • Obtain Park Usage Information • Met with Park and County Officials • Solicited Input on Color, Texture and Landscaping

  25. Public Involvement Results • The barrier was favored by Lee County • The color selected was Dark Beige • The texture selected was Ashlar Stone with smooth horizontal band and smooth posts • Landscaping was encouraged, to include Creeping Fig

  26. Barrier Aesthetics Selected

  27. Conclusions • A wide array of receiver points are required • Single-use facilities rarely qualify for abatement • Usage data can be difficult to obtain • The methodology is relatively simple to apply

  28. Any Questions? • When’s the break? • When’s lunch?? • Are you done yet???

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