Pedestrian and Bicycle Traffic Sample Clauses

Pedestrian and Bicycle Traffic. All costs for maintenance of traffic including preparation of Traffic Control Plan shall be in included in the price bids for Pay Item 102-1 – Maintenance of Traffic, except as expressly provided for in other pay items in the contract. Subarticle 102-9.15: Delete Subarticle 102-9.15 in its entirety and substitute the following: Temporary Traffic Detection Technology – Maintain all existing actuated or traffic responsive mode signal operations for main and side street movements for the duration of the contract and restore any loss of detection within 12 hours. Video detection shall be installed at the beginning of the project before any loss of detection has occurred. The contractor shall furnish, install and operate video detection using technology approved by Xxx DOT Traffic Division and as listed in Xxx DOT Traffic plans specifications posted on the county website at xxxx://xxx.xxx-xxxxxx.com/publicworks/pdf/traffic/DOT_Plan_Specifications.pdf. SECTION 430 – PIPE CULVERTS AND STORM SEWERS (LCDOT 10/27/2017) Article 430-3: Articles 430-3.1 and 430-3.2 are modified as follows: Pipe material for storm sewer or cross drain installations under pavement shall consist of steel reinforced concrete pipe in accordance with Section 449 and shall be a minimum of Class III or HE-III. DIVISION III-MATERIALS [NOTE: if none, mark “RESERVED”] EXHIBIT L SPECIAL PROVISIONS [NOTE: Special Provisions are additions and revisions to the standard and supplemental specifications applicable only to this individual project, and generally deal with unique or specific commercial and/or general administrative issues. Special Provisions should NOT address technical subjects. Technical Subjects should be addressed in Technical Special Provisions]
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Pedestrian and Bicycle Traffic.  At the beginning and the end of the school day crossing guards will be stationed where there are marked crosswalks. If you are arriving at the site by foot or bicycle please use the marked crosswalks and obey the direction of the crossing guards. Biking to school is limited to fourth and fifth graders. Please be sure to wear protective gear. Xxxxxxxx is not responsible for bikes brought to school. Expectations for all school visitors…  Please model kind and appropriate behaviors by respecting our staff, student patrols, and parent volunteers who are facilitating safety around the school.  Follow all traffic laws. U-turns are not allowed in school zone on Somerset Blvd. or on 143rd Ave SE.
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