The Oso Permitting Project in Fence Lake, New Mexico, involved specialized permitting design services for the development of a fiber optic network. Infraplus used High-Level Design (HLD) data provided by the client and developed detailed permitting documentation adhering to Department of Transportation (DOT) standards.

The design involved a meticulous breakdown of:

Right-of-Way (ROW) dimensions
Handhole and conduit placement annotations
Edge of pavement alignments
Bore pit locations and distances
Centerline and sidewalk mapping
Highway stationing and milepost referencing
Cross-section drawings for proposed utility crossings of roadways

The entire design was backed by precise visual verification using Google Street View, and spatial design inputs through QGIS and AutoCAD. This ensured all annotations were placed accurately within the specified regulatory framework.

Scope of Work:

Analysis & Review

Interpret HLD plans provided as input
Confirm site details and validate route feasibility using GIS and street-level imagery

Permitting Design

Annotate handholes and conduits with precise locations
Define and measure distances from pavement edges and ROW boundaries
Place bore pit markers with cross-sectional data
Provide details on affected or adjacent highway features

Compliance & Output

Generate Highway Stationing or Milepost Readings
Draft cross-section drawings of facility crossings
Ensure DOT permitting criteria are met

Deliverables:

Construction Prints (Permitting Design Documentation) in PDF
CAD Files (.DWG) with complete annotation layers and layout designs

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