Browsing by Author "Grothaus, Jim"

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    Capital Improvement Program Guide: Shaping Your Airport's Future
    (Minnesota Airport Technical Assistance Program (AirTAP), Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota, 2003-01) Grothaus, Jim; Stewart, Jeff; Lloyd, Ron; Wald, Audrey; Underwood, Melissa; Johnson, Ann; Gorrill, Darlene
    This Capital Improvement Program Guide offers practical information that will not only help you complete your Capital Improvement Program, but will also help you plan for your airport's future and manage the capital projects.
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    Flying High: A Marketing Toolkit for Minnesota Airports
    (Minnesota Airport Technical Assistance Program (AirTAP), Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota, 2003-01) Grothaus, Jim; Stewart, Jeff; Bottin, Melissa; Johnson, Ann
    Designed to assist airports in promoting their operations, this toolkit includes information and ideas that airports can use to make their case and help turn their concerns into opportunities.
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    Minnesota Snow and Ice Control Field Handbook
    (2005-08-01) Frederickson, Wendy; Grothaus, Jim; Schaefer, Kathleen
    http://www.mnltap.umn.edu/pdf/Snow&IceControlHandbook.pdf This laminated field guide will bring the latest technology to the snow plow operators. It is designed to be used as a training tool and as a reference guide in the trucks. It will provide state of the art information on how to keep roads safe and reduce environmental impacts. Major topics covered are planning for winter operations, anti-icing, pre-wetting/pre-treating, standard best practices and quality control.
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    State Aid Concrete Pavement Rehabilitation Best Practices Manual 2006
    (Minnesota Local Road Research Board (LRRB), 2006-09) Sheehan, Mike; Moe, Clark; Frentress, Dan; Grothaus, Jim
    This manual, a reformatted version of LRRB Manual 2005-33, has been designed to be used as specifications for concrete repair of local city streets and county concrete pavements. It is intended to be used as supplemental specifications for constructing this work throughout the state of Minnesota. All standard plates have been designated as SA, which is an abbreviation for State Aid. This is intended to allow the State Aid office to track bid prices with a consistent title throughout the state.