Section 204.03. Town road standards.

 

(1)  The minimum design standards for each of the town road improvement levels are as shown in the following tables: - See PDF for table - See PDF for table

(2)  The geometry of the town road shall be designed to safely accommodate vehicles traveling at the design speed selected for the road improvement.

(3)  The minimum design standards for existing town bridges are as shown in the following table: - See PDF for table

(4)  Bridge replacement, rehabilitation or widening is required where a bridge is either load posted or has a usable width that is less than the traveled way width. Bridge replacement or widening should be evaluated if the usable bridge width is less than the values shown in Table C. If widening of the traveled way is planned as part of the town road improvement, the usable bridge width should be compared to the approaches after they are widened to determine whether or not bridge replacement or widening should be evaluated.

(5)  The minimum design standards for new bridges on town roads are as shown in ch. Trans 214 .

History: Cr. Register, September, 1992, No. 441 , eff. 10-1-92.

Note

Examples of resurfacing and reconditioning improvements which may be appropriate for existing town roads include, but are not limited to, pavement rehabilitation; widening lanes and shoulders; replacing bridge elements to correct structural deficiencies; bridge deck overlays; bridge and culvert replacement; and other related improvements such as minor grading, subgrade work and correction of drainage problems. Microsoft Windows NT 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1