Sidewalk Closures and Pedestrian Safety Sample Clauses

Sidewalk Closures and Pedestrian Safety. ‌ Appropriate construction and safety practices including signage, will be implemented by the Certificate Holder to minimize pedestrian inconvenience and avoid risks to safety from construction activities andare detailed in the MPT. Construction practices, such as steel plates, temporary barricades, barrier tape and fencing, will be used to restrict pedestrians from entering construction zones and limit pedestrian impacts from the Project. Additionally, the WNTP Outreach Plan (Appendix H) describes the types of outreach to be conducted prior to and during construction as well as the type of signage that will be used at the sidewalk level. In addition, supplemental police staff, provided by Nassau County, will be positioned within the construction area near schools and high-traffic pedestrian zones. Additional traffic safety personnel may be supplied at the direction of the Project Manager. Due to the presence of construction equipment and activities within the sidewalk areas of three locations within the Certified Route, pedestrian detour measures will be employed.
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Sidewalk Closures and Pedestrian Safety. ‌ Appropriate construction and safety practices including signage, will be implemented by the Certificate Holder to minimize pedestrian inconvenience and avoid risks to safety from construction activities and are detailed in the MPT. Construction practices, such as steel plates, temporary barricades, barrier tape and fencing, will be used to restrict pedestrians from entering construction zones and limit pedestrian impacts from the Project. Additionally, the WNTP Outreach Plan (Appendix H) describes the types of outreach to be conducted prior to and during construction as well as the type of signage that will be used at the sidewalk level. In addition, supplemental police staff, provided by Nassau County, will be positioned within the construction area near schools and high- traffic pedestrian zones. Additional traffic safety personnel may be supplied at the direction of the Project Manager.
Sample 1

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