New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 16 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 47 - STATE HIGHWAY ACCESS MANAGEMENT CODE › Appendix H-5 - FINAL ACCESS PLANS CHECKLIST

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
For step two of the two-step application review process, in
				addition to the requirements for detailed final access plans described below,
				the following additional items are required for the step two submission:
1. Description of existing and proposed attachments to any
				Department drainage system.
2. Drainage calculations for existing and proposed
				condition.
3. Justification for exceptions to design standards.
Final Access Plans
Detailed plans shall be prepared at a scale of one inch equals
				30 feet. Plan sheet size shall be 24 inches by 36 inches. All plan sheets shall
				have a title block that clearly indicates the block, lot, municipality, county,
				date, lot or site owner, and State highway route number and milepost. The
				following information must be included on the final plans submitted with the
				access application to be checklist complete, unless indicated as not applicable
				to a particular permit:
1. An overall site plan clearly showing all existing and
				proposed site features. For street applications, this information is only
				required for new streets;
2. A key sheet, which includes a lot or site location key map
				that references at least two cross streets on each side of the driveway,
				milepost, north arrow, and scale;
3. A note on the key sheet indicating the applicability of
				Department standard item details and standard specifications and a listing of
				all waivers requested, identified by both the applicable section reference and
				description of the specific waiver;
4. Topography showing all State highway features within 500
				feet of the lot or site frontage on both sides of undivided roads and up to the
				centerline on divided roads, including all driveways and streets;
5. Location of nearest driveway on adjacent lots or sites,
				including type of land use utilizing adjacent driveways;
6. Location and type of land use utilizing existing driveways
				on the opposite side of undivided State highways;
7. Existing and proposed square footage and type of land use,
				per structure, utilizing the appropriate ITE land use code;
8. Existing and proposed setbacks and location of
				structures;
9. Existing and proposed contours;
10. Existing and proposed State highway ROW lines and any
				access restrictions or easements;
11. Anticipated ROW lines based on Department DTS (see NJ.A.C.
				16:47 Appendix B-2);
12. Proposed dimensions from the lot line to the edge of
				pavement, including existing to remain;
13. Length of lot or site frontage along State highway;
14. Existing and proposed lot lines;
15. Proposed edge clearance;
16. Proposed corner clearance;
17. Distance to nearest traffic signals preceding and following
				any existing driveway or street, if it is to remain or any proposed driveway or
				street;
18. Existing and proposed traffic patterns for the State
				highway;
19. Existing and proposed parking facilities and internal
				traffic circulation. This information is not required for street
				permits;
20. Existing and proposed locations of all lot or site
				driveways;
21. Existing and proposed type of driveway and apron
				construction (concrete or bituminous). This information is not required for
				street permits;
22. Proposed driveway and island radii, including existing to
				remain;
23. Existing and proposed driveway width;
24. Existing and proposed curbline openings including
				dimensions;
25. Existing and proposed vertical and horizontal driveway
				alignment with respect to the State highway;
26. Existing and proposed curb;
27. Existing and proposed sidewalks, handicap ramps, and
				bicycle facilities;
28. Trees within the State highway ROW;
29. Existing and proposed utility poles;
30. Existing and proposed location of centerline on undivided
				State highways and median of divided State highways;
31. Existing and proposed number of lanes on the State
				highway;
32. Existing and proposed lane and shoulder widths;
33. Existing and proposed auxiliary lanes and jughandles,
				including, but not limited to, acceleration, deceleration,
				collector-distributor, and right- and left-turn lanes;
34. Existing and proposed location of existing median openings
				on divided State highways;
35. Existing and proposed drainage facilities on both the State
				highway and on the lot or site including, but not limited to, inlets, manholes,
				pipe sizes, pipe materials, inverts, and water quality structures;
36. Existing and proposed State highway traffic
				striping;
37. Existing and proposed signs: regulatory, warning,
				directional, and private; both on-site and within the State highway ROW;
38. Existing and proposed State highway electrical
				installations;
39. Changes to existing traffic signals;
40. New traffic signals;
41. Existing and proposed lot or site lighting levels on State
				highway pavement;
42. Existing and proposed details of typical pavement sections
				within the State highway ROW, including cross slopes, widths, pavement types,
				and thickness;
43. Proposed State highway transportation improvements;
44. Site-specific temporary traffic control plan for each stage
				of construction;
45. Construction details for any non-standard item; and
46. Computer aided design and drafting (CADD) submissions for
				traffic signal and electrical plans in accordance with the current version of
				the Bureau of Traffic Engineering's Micro Station CADD
				Standards.