a.Provide 28-inch tall and 2-inch wide tubular markers, meeting the requirements of the DE
MUTCD, unless otherwise specified in the contract or as directed by the engineer.
b.Place the maker on the island surface parallel to the roadway surface. Do not place the
tubular marker in the roadway.
13.Do not place curb and sidewalk monolithically unless otherwise directed by the contract or the
engineer.
702.4Method of Measurement.
The Department will measure the quantity of Triangular Channelizing Islands as the number of square feet, from face of curb to face of curb placed and accepted. The Department will measure Truncated Dome Detectable Warning Surface in accordance with Section 705.
702.5Basis of Payment.
A.The Department will pay the quantity of Triangular Channelizing Islands at the contract unit price
per square foot. Price and payment constitute full compensation for:
1.Excavation within the template of the item including the foundation;
2.removal and disposal of existing materials;
3.foundation preparation;
4.providing and placing all materials;
5.compaction;
6.providing forms and forming;
7.supplying, placing, finishing, and curing PCC;
8.constructing joints;
9.expansion joint material;
10.sealing;
11.sign sleeves;
12.construction of pedestrian connections within the limits of the island;
13.backfill and backfilling;
14.removal of surplus materials;
15.removal and replacement of cracked or damaged curb to the joints; and
16.providing and placing delineators.
B.The Department will pay for:
1.Excavation and embankment outside the template of the item in accordance with Section 202 at
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Source: Delaware Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, 2026 Edition. Pages 361–0 of 786. View official source ↗
Scoped to Delaware Standard Specifications for Road & Bridge Construction, Section 702 — TRIANGULAR CHANNELIZING ISLANDS. Every answer cites the section it came from, with a verification date — don’t trust a percentage, click the citation.