FDOT Standard Plans · FY 2026-27 · Series 520: Incidental Construction
FDOT Standard Plans Index 520-005: Concrete Shoulder Gutter Spillway
Short answer
Index 520-005 is the FDOT Standard Plan for Concrete Shoulder Gutter Spillway, part of Series 520 (Incidental Construction). The sections below are extracted from FDOT's Standard Plans Instructions (SPI) for this index — design criteria, assumptions and limitations, and what your plans must show.
Design Criteria
Design Criteria FDOT Design Manual (FDM) ; Drainage Manual (DM)
Design Assumptions and Limitations
Design Assumptions and Limitations Use in conjunction with Shoulder Gutter where inlets, pipes and endwalls are not practical.
Payment
Payment Item number Item Description Unit Measure 520-6 Concrete Shoulder Gutter LF See the BOE and Specification 520 for additional information on payment, pay item use and compensation.
What your plans must show
Plan Content Requirements for this index — the SPI's checklist for designers.
- If spillway empties into an unpaved ditch, the detail should be modified and included in the Plans.
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Related indexes in Series 520
- Index 520-001 — Curb and Gutter
- Index 520-010 — Median Opening Flume
- Index 520-020 — Traffic Separators
- Index 521-001 — Concrete Barrier
- Index 521-002 — Pier Protection Barrier
- Index 521-005 — Concrete Barrier at Toll Sites
- Index 521-010 — Opaque Visual Barrier (OVB)
- Index 521-404 — Guardrail Transitions - Existing Post & Beam Bridge Railings (Narrow & Recessed Curbs)
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Start for FreeText extracted from FDOT Standard Plans FY 2026-27, a public-domain Florida state publication. Always verify against the current edition at fdot.gov. PDFDepth is not affiliated with FDOT.