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Worcester Line Fiber Path Overview Sheet 3 of 3 18-Nov-2020 2:3918-Nov-2020 PM Plotted on FIBER CABLE TO FIRST COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL HANDHOLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE APP. MP. 4.6 APP. MP. 7.6 APP. MP. 9.2 APP. MP. 10.3 APP. MP. 12.5 APP. MP. 13.5 APP. MP. 14.9 APP. MP 2.5 L60PS02_CM-2002-04(WORCESTER_FIBEROVERVIEW).DWG ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT BOSTON LANDING NEWTONVILLE STATION WEST NEWTON AUBURNDALE WELLESLEY HILLS WELLESLEY SQUARE LANSDOWNE STATION WELLESLEY FARMS STATION STATION STATION STATION STATION STATION SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE APP. MP. 27.6 APP. MP. 25.1 APP. MP. 21.5 APP. MP. 19.8 APP. MP. 17.8 ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT SOUTHBORO STATION ASHLAND STATION FRAMINGHAM STATION WEST NATICK STATION NATIK STATION SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE FIBER CABLE TO LAST COMMERCIAL HANDHOLE APP. MP. 33.7 APP. MP. 36.5 APP. MP 44.3 ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS POINT POINT POINT WESTBORO STATION GRAFTON STATION WORCESTER STATION SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY MBTA COMMUTER RAIL FIBER OPTIC CABLE NETWORK RESILIENCY PROGRAM CONTRACT NO. L60PS02 WORCESTER LINE FIBER PATH OVERVIEW SHEET 3 OF 3 JACOBS ENGINEERING GROUP MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION 120 ST. JAMES AVE, STE. 5 AUTHORITY BOSTON, MA 02116 APPROVED BY: Project Manager: Date: Sr. Project Manager: Date: ISSUE DATE DESCRIPTION BY CHKD. APP. HORIZ: NOT TO SCALE DES. BY DR. BY CHK. BY PLAN NO. 321835 VERT: NOT TO SCALE RF JT KS SHEET CM-2004 DATE: 11/06/2020 18-Nov-2020 2:4518-Nov-2020 PM Plotted on FIBER CABLE TO FIRST FIBER CABLE TO LAST PTC/ATC BUNGALOW PTC/ATC INNERDUCT WITH (96) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE PTC/ATC BUNGALOW APP. MP 18.9 APP. MP 15.4 PTC HOUSE PTC HOUSE L60PS02_CM-2102(STOUGHTONOVERVIEW).DWG FIBER CANTON CENTER NON-VITAL STOUGHTON STATION INNERDUCT INTERLOCKING SPARE INNERDUCT COMMERCIAL INNERDCUT WITH FIBER CABLE TO FIRST (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE FIBER CABLE TO LAST HANDHOLE HANDHOLE APP. MP. 18.9 APP. MP 15.6 ACCESS ACCESS POINT POINT WASHINGTON SPARE INNERDUCT STREET GRADE STOUGHTON CROSSING STATION SIGNAL BUNGALOW SPARE INNERDUCT MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY MBTA COMMUTER RAIL FIBER OPTIC CABLE NETWORK RESILIENCY PROGRAM CONTRACT NO. L60PS02 STOUGHTON LINE FIBER PATH OVERVIEW JACOBS ENGINEERING GROUP MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION 120 ST. JAMES AVE, STE. 5 AUTHORITY BOSTON, MA 02116 APPROVED BY: Project Manager: Date: Sr. Project Manager: Date: ISSUE DATE DESCRIPTION BY CHKD. APP. HORIZ: NOT TO SCALE DES. BY DR. BY CHK. BY PLAN NO. 321902 VERT: NOT TO SCALE RF JT KS SHEET CM-2102 DATE: 11/06/2020 18-Nov-2020 2:4618-Nov-2020 PM Plotted on FIBER CABLE TO FIRST PTC/ATC INNERDUCT WITH FIBER CABLE TO LAST PTC/ATC BUNGALOW (96) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE PTC/ATC BUNGALOW NON-VITAL INNERDUCT APP. MP 219.5 APP. MP 219.1 APP. MP 227.1 APP. MP 224.3 PTC HOUSE PTC HOUSE PTC HOUSE PTC HOUSE PARK DANA HILL SOUTH BAY INTERLOCKING INTERLOCKING INTERLOCKING INTERLOCKING SPARE INNERDUCT L60PS02_CM-2202(DORCHESTER-FAIRMOUNTOVERVIEW).DWG FIBER FIBER CABLE TO LAST HANDHOLE FIBER CABLE TO FIRST COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH HANDHOLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE APP. MP. 219.3 APP. MP. 225.9 APP. MP. 224.8 APP. MP. 224 APP. MP. 223.3 APP. MP. 222.7 APP. MP. 220.6 APP. MP 226.5 ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT UPHAMS CORNER STATION FOUR CORNERS STATION TALBOT AVE STATION BLUE HILL AVE STATION READVILLE STATION NEWMARKET STATION MORTON ST. STATION FAIRMOUNT STATION SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY MBTA COMMUTER RAIL FIBER OPTIC CABLE NETWORK RESILIENCY PROGRAM CONTRACT NO. L60PS02 DORCHESTER-FAIRMOUNT LINE FIBER OVERVIEW JACOBS ENGINEERING GROUP MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION 120 ST. JAMES AVE, STE. 5 AUTHORITY BOSTON, MA 02116 APPROVED BY: Project Manager: Date: Sr. Project Manager: Date: ISSUE DATE DESCRIPTION BY CHKD. APP. HORIZ: NOT TO SCALE DES. BY DR. BY CHK. BY PLAN NO. 321913 VERT: NOT TO SCALE RF JT KS SHEET CM-2202 DATE: 11/06/2020 18-Nov-2020 2:4718-Nov-2020 PM Plotted on L60PS02_CM-2302(FRANKLINOVERVIEW).DWG FIBER FIBER CABLE TO FIRST COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL HANDHOLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE APP. MP. 10.9 APP. MP. 11.7 APP. MP. 12.5 APP. MP. 14.3 APP. MP. 14.9 APP. MP. 16.4 APP. MP 9.6 ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT ENDICOTT STATION DEDHAM CORPORATE ISLINGTON STATION NORWOOD DEPOT NORWOOD CENTRAL WINDSOR GARDENS READVILLE STATION CENTER STATION STATION STATION STATION SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT FIBER CABLE TO FIRST COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL HANDHOLE COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE APP. MP. 19.8 APP. MP. 19.1 APP. MP. 17.8 APP. MP 30.1 APP. MP. 27.4 APP. MP. 23.2 ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT FORGE PARK/495 FRANKLIN STATION NORFOLK STATION WALPOLE WEST WALPOLE STATION PLIMPTONVILLE STATION INTERLOCKING STATION SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY MBTA COMMUTER RAIL FIBER OPTIC CABLE NETWORK RESILIENCY PROGRAM CONTRACT NO. L60PS02 FRANKLIN LINE FIBER PATH OVERVIEW SHEET 2 OF 2 JACOBS ENGINEERING GROUP MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION 120 ST. JAMES AVE, STE. 5 AUTHORITY BOSTON, MA 02116 APPROVED BY: Project Manager: Date: Sr. Project Manager: Date: ISSUE DATE DESCRIPTION BY CHKD. APP. HORIZ: NOT TO SCALE DES. BY DR. BY CHK. BY PLAN NO. 321929 VERT: NOT TO SCALE RF JT KS SHEET CM-2303 DATE: 11/06/2020 18-Nov-2020 2:5218-Nov-2020 PM FIBER CABLE TO FIRST PTC/ATC INNERDUCT WITH PTC/ATC INNERDUCT WITH PTC/ATC INNERDUCT WITH PTC/ATC INNERDUCT WITH PTC/ATC INNERDUCT WITH PTC/ATC INNERDUCT WITH PTC/ATC BUNGALOW (96) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (96) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (96) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (96) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (96) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (96) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE Plotted on APP. MP 7.6 APP. MP 8.4 APP. MP 8.8 APP. MP 9.6 APP. MP 10.7 APP. MP 6.0 APP. MP 7.0 PTC HOUSE PTC HOUSE PTC HOUSE PTC HOUSE PTC HOUSE PTC HOUSE PTC HOUSE BAKER NON-VITAL NON-VITAL NON-VITAL NON-VITAL NON-VITAL INTERLOCKING DALE INNERDUCT INNERDUCT INNERDUCT INNERDUCT INNERDUCT INTERLOCKING NON-VITAL INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT L60PS02_CM-2402(NEEDHAMOVERVIEW).DWG FIBER FIBER CABLE TO LAST PTC/ATC INNERDUCT WITH PTC/ATC INNERDUCT WITH PTC/ATC INNERDUCT WITH PTC/ATC BUNGALOW (96) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (96) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (96) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE APP. MP 13.6 APP. MP 12.6 APP. MP 11.9 APP. MP 11.6 PTC HOUSE PTC CASE PTC HOUSE PTC HOUSE NEEDHAM HEIGHT NEED WARREN NON-VITAL STATION INTERLOCKING INTERLOCKING INNERDUCT NON-VITAL NON-VITAL SPARE INNERDUCT INNERDUCT INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT FIBER CABLE TO LAST COMMERCIAL HANDHOLE FIBER CABLE TO FIRST COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL INNERDUCT WITH COMMERCIAL HANDHOLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE (288) STRAND SM FIBER CABLE APP. MP. 13.65 APP. MP. 6.4 APP. MP. 7.2 APP. MP. 7.8 APP. MP. 8.1 APP. MP. 10.9 APP. MP. 11.9 APP. MP. 12.7 APP. MP 5.9 ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT ROSLINDALE BELLEVUE HIGHLAND W. ROXBURY HERSEY NEEDHAM JCT NEEDHAM CTR NEEDHAM HEIGHT STATION STATION STATION STATION STATION STATION STATION STATION SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT SPARE INNERDUCT MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY MBTA COMMUTER RAIL FIBER OPTIC CABLE NETWORK RESILIENCY PROGRAM CONTRACT NO.
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