Corridors Madison Lane Rdway Profile

The Madison Lane Profile is a civil engineering road design plan prepared for the Corridors Beyond project. The layout presents a detailed view of the proposed roadway alignment, ground elevations, vertical profile, stationing, grades, and construction reference information. It is designed to support roadway planning, grading, drainage review, and construction coordination.

The plan includes a roadway alignment map at the upper portion, showing the path of Madison Lane across the project area. The alignment follows the natural shape of the land and is placed over existing contour lines, helping engineers understand how the road fits within the surrounding terrain. The contour information is important because it identifies changes in elevation and helps guide decisions related to road grading, slope design, and drainage flow.

The main section of the sheet presents the road profile for Madison Lane. This profile displays the vertical relationship between the existing ground and the proposed roadway elevation along the road centerline. Station marks are shown along the horizontal axis, while elevation values are shown on the vertical axis. This allows the roadway design team to review how the road rises, falls, and transitions across the site.

A key feature of the profile is the proposed grade line, which indicates the designed road elevation at different stations. The profile includes grade percentages, high points, low points, and vertical curve information. These details are essential for creating a smooth and safe roadway surface. They also help ensure proper drainage by controlling where water will flow along the road corridor.

The existing ground line is also shown for comparison with the proposed design. By comparing existing and proposed elevations, engineers can determine where cutting, filling, or grading work may be required. This helps estimate earthwork quantities and supports construction planning before fieldwork begins.

The stationing system provides a clear reference for locating specific points along Madison Lane. Each station corresponds to a measured distance along the roadway alignment. This makes it easier for surveyors, contractors, and engineers to identify locations for grading changes, road curves, utility crossings, and drainage structures.

The drawing also includes technical engineering data such as point elevations, slope values, curve references, and alignment information. These details help ensure that the roadway is designed accurately and can be constructed according to the project requirements.

Overall, the Madison Lane Profile provides a complete engineering view of the roadway’s horizontal and vertical design. It combines topographic mapping, road alignment, profile grading, stationing, and construction references into one coordinated plan. The layout is useful for civil engineers, contractors, surveyors, developers, and project reviewers involved in the planning and construction of the Corridors Beyond development.