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... 1Executive Summary Introduction Most highway renewal projects require the establishment of an underground utility inventory before detailed design. The processes used to establish a complete understanding (positional and functional)
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... 2highway-design work and demonstrating the suitability of the overall solution for future DOT renewal projects. The SHRP 2 R01A pilot project at Route 29 and Gallows Road established a number of administrative and technological practices required to acquire, preserve, and maintain the utility record for all future projects.
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... 3Content Management System The content management system allows the collection of utility data in many different formats and serves multiple purposes. The system • Provides a staging platform for collection of utility data and any associated records for processing into the 3-D utility model; • Allows the classification of underground utility source data to ASCE 38 quality levels; and • Will allow for direct viewing of the base files in 2-D space.
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... 4Instituting a change control process over project sites is a key R01A project recommendation for avoiding re-inventory of entire underground utility systems. In particular, a permitting process will serve as a primary way to avoid re-inventory when underground utility data are changed and will ensure that the underground utility system of record can be relied on for use in future highway renewal projects.

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