Road Races Sample Clauses

Road Races. Road races are massed-start point-to-point bicycle events in which riders compete for order of finish. They are usually held on suburban or rural courses, which may be point-to-point, one large circuit, or repeated shorter circuits.
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Road Races. Road races are mass-started, point-to-point bicycle events where riders compete for order of finish. They are usually held on suburban or rural courses, which may be from point-to-point, one large circuit, or repeated shorter circuits. Route selection should include considerations for road width, time of day (work around school bus routes, construction and logging operations, traffic peak hours), traffic volumes, number of intersections, and safe Start-Finish location. Promoters should provide front- and back-escort vehicles for the pack on major races. POLICY FOR ORGANIZED RUNS, WALKS AND BICYCLE EVENTS I. Event Permit Requirements 1. All persons who organize or sponsor a run/bicycle event on a public right-of-way that involves the interruption of normal motor traffic flow, closure of a street, or promotes (by nature of the event) violation of any traffic laws or ordinances, is required to have an approved Washington County Special Athletic Event Permit. 2. Priority for event dates will be given to those applicants who satisfactorily complete the permit process on a first-come, first-served basis. 3. It is the responsibility of the event applicant to obtain any State or City permits or approvals that may be required in addition to a county event permit. 4. Special events shall only be held on routes established by the applicant and approved by the county. After a route has been approved for an event, no changes may be made without specific written permission from the Department of Land Use and Transportation. 5. The person in charge of the event (the signer of the application) will be responsible for seeing that the county policy on events is followed. 6. Approval of special events shall be granted only under conditions, which assure reasonable safety for all race participants, spectators and other roadway users. Careful planning must prevent unreasonable interference and conflicts with traffic flow, and serious inconveniences for other roadway users. 7. Any use of private land shall have the owner's written approval and may require a Festival Permit. The road authority may wish to see this in writing, and will direct the applicant to the Land Development Division for a Festival Permit. 8. The promoter shall distribute the news release, which will announce the race and warn residents of potential travel delays. A copy must be provided to the county. The news release should include dates, times, roads, which will be affected, and an estimate of the length ...
Sample 1
Road Races. 1. Field size should not exceed 100, unless the road authority finds the road to be wide enough to accommodate a larger number of riders. 2. A complete road closure should be set up for national class events. 3. A rolling closure by police escort may be necessary for a field size of approximately 100 or when the race is located in a heavy traffic area or under special circumstances. 4. The promoter shall provide front- and back-escort vehicles for races when field size, road alignment and traffic considerations dictate. Both vehicles shall display "BICYCLE RACE IN PROGRESS" signs, shall operate rotary beacon lights, and stay with the main pack. Riders who drop off the back of the pack shall follow the rules of the road. 5. Approaches to all intersections shall be closed with type III barricades and signed with the appropriate detour information. A Road Closed Ahead sign shall be in place prior to the street closure. Volunteers used at these locations are only used for informational purposes; they may not direct traffic. 6. State certified flaggers shall be placed at all major street intersections that are not closed to through traffic, to direct and control vehicle and pedestrian traffic. 7. The promoter shall provide and display 2-3 advance warning signs on all approaches to all intersections controlled by certified flaggers, as prescribed in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), Part VI.
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Road Races. Soccer Complex parking area/restrooms and adjoining Etowah River Walk is used as the start/end of a certified 5K cross-country race course. During spring/fall soccer season (March – May & September – October) on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays, CPRD allows this course to be used for events. SSA can schedule games beginning at 12:00 noon on these Saturdays and road-race and soccer should not interfere with each other. On the 3rd or 4th Saturday in September, the Atlanta Track Club hosts the Wingfoot XC Classic. The event date will be assigned by the 1st of each year. On the 3rd or 4th Saturday in November, United Way of Bartow County hosts a Turkey Trot road race. SSA can schedule games beginning at 12:00 noon on this Saturday.
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