Signals & Street Lights Sample Clauses

Signals & Street Lights. Under the coordination of the City’s Project Manager, shall provide services as described below:
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Signals & Street Lights. Under the coordination of the City’s Project Manager, shall provide services as described below: Assign a signals engineer and street lighting engineer for all work performed under this Agreement, and coordinate all work, budget and information covered under this Agreement with the City’s Project Manager. Review and comment on plans for all traffic signaling devices and other work affecting vehicular, bicycle and pedestrian traffic within City right-of-way. Notify the City’s Project Manager of all required revisions, for forwarding to TriMet. Provide inspection services during construction. Provide necessary staffing and support services to cover the City’s involvement in Transit Signal Priority (TSP) and signal, phasing, timing, and commissioning. Review, require revisions to, and approve plans for all City street lighting facilities, as needed. Notify the City’s Project Manager of all required revisions, for forwarding to TriMet. Participate in the development of construction phasing plans for incorporation into construction documents. Perform traffic signal modifications and signal activation/deactivation as required by TriMet, the City, and/or the Contractor. Support, review and approve design of necessary temporary signal plans, inspect new temporary and permanent signals and provide testing, turn-on services and modifications to signal operations as needed during construction and close-out. Note signal on/off services are requested by TriMet’s contractor and a direct contractor cost responsibility, not covered in the City staff services budget. Complete traffic signal cabinet prints for new and modified signals for use and implementation by the project. Review and approve traffic signal timing plans as needed for construction and for final operation, including timing and operational configuration of major protected intersection designs and new cabinets to be used on the project. Complete scope defined in Exhibit A.F to review and update signal timing and transit priority for the Division Transit Project within Portland.
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Signals & Street Lights. Under the coordination of the City’s Project Manager, shall provide services as described below: Assign a signals engineer and street lighting engineer for all work performed under this Agreement, and coordinate all work, budget and information covered under this Agreement with the City’s Project Manager. Review and comment on preliminary design plans and analyses for all traffic signaling devices and other work affecting vehicular, bicycle and pedestrian traffic within City right-of-way. Notify the City’s Project Manager of all required revisions, for forwarding to County. Provide necessary staffing and support services to cover the City’s involvement in evaluation of Transit Signal Priority (TSP) signal, phasing, and timing. Review, require revisions to, and provide comments on plans for all City street lighting facilities, as needed. Notify the City’s Project Manager of all required revisions, for forwarding to County. Participate in the development of preliminary phasing plans for operations during construction phase. Evaluate proposed traffic signal modifications and signal activation/deactivation as required by County, the City. Evaluate proposed traffic signal modifications and signal activation/deactivation as required by County, the City. Review and provide comments on traffic signal timing plans as needed for preliminary design.
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