Finance Committee - Agenda - 6/3/2020 - P262
13.
2020 Sidewalk Program
CONTRACTOR at their own expense. Materials, including excavation intended for
backfill, shall not be stored or stacked within any roadway clear zones, or in a manner
that obstructs parking or adequate sight lines unless specifically permitted in writing by
the Engineer. The CONTRACTOR is responsible for providing security as required and
erosion controls at no cost to the City.
TRAFFIC CONTROL PLAN
Reference is also made to Section 17.07 Road Closures and Traffic Delays of the
General Conditions.
The following are considered part of the Traffic Control Plan:
Section 618 and 619 of the Standard Specifications.
. Work Zone Traffic Control Standard Sheets*
. Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, (MUTCD), 2009 Edition, including all
current updates and official interpretations.
. Positive Protection Guidance for Work Zones (PPGWZ)*
. Flagger and Uniformed Officer Use in Work Zones Policy and Guidelines*
* Available online under Doing Business with DOT> Contractors at www nhdot.com or
through the NHDOT Contracts office (603-271-3732).
The CONTRACTOR shall provide necessary traffic control devices to ensure the safety
of the workers, traveling public, and property owners on this project. The above
referenced specifications, guidelines, and provisions herein provide minimum
requirements; the CONTRACTOR may be directed to expand upon the Traffic Control
Plan if conditions warrant.
All signs, channelizing devices and arrow boards as required by the Manual on Uniform
Traffic Control Devices, including part six, as amended, and the above Standard Sheets
shall be in place prior to moving any equipment.
The CONTRACTOR shall provide trained personnel, including Uniformed Officers and
Flaggers in accordance with Section 618, to be responsible for the maintenance of
traffic.
The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible to assure that all materials furnished and used
for maintenance of traffic are certified for reflectivity. The CONTRACTOR shall
replace damaged devices without additional compensation. Although the Engineer may
direct the contractor to replace damaged devices, the CONTRACTOR has full
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