THERMOPLASTIC INSTALLATION Sample Clauses

THERMOPLASTIC INSTALLATION. The Contractor will be required to spot and install the lines/markings in accordance with the drawings furnished by the Department’s Division of Highway Design & Contracts and any other details or information to be provided by the Engineer. Thermoplastic material is not to be applied below +40 deg. F (+4.44 deg. C), or on wet pavements, or during periods of high humidity, except with special permission from the Engineer (In the event the Engineer directs the Contractor to install the thermoplastic material in temperatures below +40 deg. F, the Contractor will not be required to replace such material at no cost to the City pursuant to Article 4.3.3.9 below). Before proceeding to mark any line, the Contractor shall clean the area to be marked and make certain that the pavement is free of dirt, foreign material, oil, etc. The work included herein shall be done in a neat, professional manner and shall be kept straight as far as total alignment is concerned. To assure alignment, the Contractor shall snap guidelines. Spotting, spilling, or other marking of the roadway with marking material must be removed by the Contractor at its sole cost and expense. The line or portion thereof shall be protected from both vehicular and pedestrian traffic by use of adequate temporary traffic control devices as referenced herein, until thoroughly past the point of tracking or smearing. When raised reflective pavement markers exist, special care shall be taken to prevent the reflective pavement markers from being covered by the thermoplastic material. The Contractor, at no cost to the City, shall replace any such reflective pavement markers that have been covered and/or damaged. The Engineer's decision as to the acceptability of any installed line/marking shall be final and binding on the Contractor. The Engineer may, at his/her discretion, require the Contractor to remove all extraneous marks on the pavement made by the agents or employees of the Contractor, or made by others due to improper control or protection of the line/marking by the Contractor, its agents or employees. Any markings, which in the opinion of the Engineer, are not acceptable, whether by reason of poor workmanship, poor appearance, poor performance, poor materials, improper width or improper alignment shall be redone by the Contractor at no cost to the City. Within fifteen (15) days after receiving written notification of the rejection of such completed work, the Contractor must replace rejected lines/markin...
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