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Use the following list of completed WFL projects to find archived project files. In most cases either the prefix shown under...
Purpose: Describe the use of spreadsheets in plans for either tables within a MicroStation file OR stand-alone plan sheets.
Use linked spreadsheets in MicroStation to display "smart" tables on plan sheets....
Use a Footnote to supplement labels where insufficient space is available at the label location. Use a "Note" for general information that is relevant to the entire sheet. When possible, place the list of Footnotes (as well as Notes) on the right hand side of the sheet with...
Use the following guidance for creation of plan sheets produced for WFLHD. Supplement 9.6.5-1 details the standard format, drafting standards, and organization of the project plans.
Use the following naming conventions:
Follow the guidance set forth in PDDM Section 9.6.5. See the following pages for information concerning plan preparation in each division:
Plan Sheet Template Drawings and Files are used as the starting point in the development of contract plans using the X30 Generation of Standard Files. Plan Sheet Template Drawings and Files should be downloaded and modified with project-specific information.
Follow the guidance set forth in PDDM Section 9.6.5. See the following pages for more information concerning plan preparation in CFL:
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Organize plan sheet sections to show a logical progression of the project work. Group plan sheets according to their type and give each section a sequential letter. Follow the section order shown below. On most projects reserve Sections A, B, C, and D for the categories shown. Use the remaining...