Traffic Considerations Sample Clauses
The Traffic Considerations clause outlines requirements and responsibilities related to the management and impact of traffic associated with a project or activity. It typically addresses issues such as routing of vehicles, scheduling of deliveries, and measures to minimize disruption to local traffic patterns or ensure safety near the project site. By establishing clear expectations for traffic flow and control, this clause helps prevent congestion, enhances safety, and reduces the risk of disputes with local authorities or the public.
Traffic Considerations. Traffic may be allowed on the final layer after the polymer has reached its final cure (as determined by the Manufacturer) and after removal of all excess, loose aggregate.
Traffic Considerations. During the construction phase of the Project, there is a desire to limit impacts to the traffic lanes on Warner Avenue, Springdale Street and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Street. Vehicular and pedestrian traffic on these roads shall not be restricted and a minimum of one (1) lane of traffic in each direction must be open to the public at all times.
Traffic Considerations. During the construction phase of the Project, there is a desire to limit impacts to the traffic lanes on Laguna Canyon Road. Parking will be affected within the area east of Laguna Canyon Channel and the on-street parking on Laguna Canyon Road may also be affected. Vehicular and pedestrian traffic on Laguna Canyon Frontage Road shall remain open at all times.
Traffic Considerations. Traffic control on City streets shall not occur during peak hours.
Traffic Considerations. Traffic control to be included for use of one lane on W. 6th Street during construction. Sidewalk and street will be restored after steam and PCR line installation.
Traffic Considerations. The CM shall coordinate its traffic at the site with County. When a Traffic Control Plan (TCP) is required by the Contract Documents, Contractor shall submit an acceptable plan to County within 10 days after the Notice to Proceed is issued. The TCP shall display and address, at a minimum, the following:
1. Protection of existing improvements;
2. Maintaining access by County operations;
3. Methods to eliminate interference with existing facility operations and traffic in and out of the facility and operations area;
4. Proposed haul routes for delivery of materials;
5. Maximum speeds for each class of vehicle on each type of terrain, but in no event to exceed 15 MPH on shared access roads and any crossing areas;
6. Access to work areas; and
7. Contractor's and Subcontractors' staging and material storage areas, including fuel storage procedures. All motor-driven equipment using fuel shall have spark arresters. Reckless driving shall not be tolerated, and all vehicles shall be operated at a safe speed at all times. If the County determines that CM has violated the Traffic Control Plan or otherwise operated in an unsafe manner, the County may suspend or prohibit the equipment operator(s) from any further work at the site.
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