Which sheets provide additional information about buildings located on or near the right of way?

Plan and Profile Sheets are essential in providing comprehensive information about buildings situated on or near the right of way. These sheets detail the existing conditions, topography, and the vertical and horizontal alignments of the roadway. They typically include both plan views (horizontal layout) and profile views (vertical elevation) of the proposed project, which can showcase nearby structural features, including buildings.

This information is crucial for understanding how the development of new roadways or modifications to existing ones will impact surrounding structures within the right of way. For instance, the profile view can reveal how the elevation of a road may necessitate changes or adaptations to adjacent buildings, ensuring compliance with safety and accessibility standards. Such considerations are vital during project planning and execution to mitigate any potential conflicts and ensure a smooth integration between transportation infrastructure and existing developments in the area.

Other options, such as Utility Adjustment Sheets, Interchange Detail Sheets, and Clearing and Grubbing Sheets, serve different purposes and typically do not focus on nearby buildings. Utility Adjustment Sheets deal with the relocation or adjustment of utilities in the right of way, Interchange Detail Sheets focus on design specifics of interchanges, and Clearing and Grubbing Sheets relate to site preparation activities, not building locations.