Traffic Engineer Sample Clauses

Traffic Engineer. Xxxxxx designed offsite improvements for the City of Mesa to serve the Apple manufacturing facility at the intersection of Signal Butte and Elliot Road. Under the XXXX delivery method, we designed half-street roadway improvements, revisions to drainage facilities, traffic signal relocations at Elliot Road and Signal Butte Road, a new signal at Signal Butte Road and the new south entrance, ITS, and street lighting.
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Traffic Engineer. Xxxxxx prepared alternative alignments through this residential and commercial corridor to expand the roadway to a seven-lane configuration. The design included significant utility relocation, right-of-way, new and interim traffic signals, and roadway lighting.
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Traffic Engineer. Assist in review and management of a variety of traffic analysis projects. This includes the VISSIM model development/review, traffic analysis using Synchro, signal optimization and technical review required to evaluate transportation alternatives. Specific project responsibilities will include but are not limited to coordination of traffic signals; developing complex signal timing plans; traffic simulation development/review; developing specifications for traffic signal systems; safety studies, signal warrants and corridor analysis.
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Traffic Engineer. It is hereby clarified that the above does not constitute an exhaustive list of the Office Holders on behalf of the Lead Design Firm, and it will be required to employ additional expert engineers on such dates and periods as may be required, in Israel and abroad, to grant all of the Services as specify in the Agreement.
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Traffic Engineer. The Project Designer will employ Traffic Engineers to design the field of traffic, including traffic lights. The threshold requirements for the Traffic Engineers are as follows: 5.2.2.1 it has a degree in civil engineering from a recognized institution. 5.2.2.2 at the Submission Date it holds a Certified Engineer Certificate (יושיר סדנהמ תדועת), registered in the Registrar of Engineers and Architects in Israel. 5.2.2.3 the Traffic Engineer has at least ten (10) years of professional experience in it field of expertise and has the following professional experience: design traffic and traffic lights, the accumulative length of roads in such projects was at least ten (10) km, and provided that such roads included at least ten (10) signalized intersections;
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Traffic Engineer. The City shall assign a Traffic Engineer to the Project. The Traffic Engineer will review, analyze and recommend appropriate mitigation regarding traffic engineering and impact studies associated with Lynnwood Link Extension project as it relates to Shoreline. Project Responsibilities will include: • Review of the station area multi-modal access assessments to ensure pedestrian, bus, bicycle and traffic needs are met and/or appropriately mitigated; • Review 30%, 60%, 90% and 100% Construction Permitting Submittal for traffic elements such as signals, channelization, signage and other traffic control devices; • Review construction phase traffic control, maintenance of traffic, and haul route plans for the project; • Work with neighborhoods to identify concerns and develop traffic calming and parking alternatives in alignment with the Neighborhood Traffic Safety Program; • Ensure Sound Transit’s traffic modeling accurately reflects existing and future conditions. Make sure Sound Transit’s impacts are incorporated into the City’s Traffic Model; • Assist with response to inquiries from City staff, Council and Citizens; and • Attend internal coordination meetings and meetings with Sound Transit staff and design consultants. The City shall assign a Senior Planner for the project. This position will conduct the design review process for the stations, garages, sites, and associated structures at the 30%, 60%, 90% & final phases. This position will coordinate all facets of development review: plans examination, zoning and design review, critical area review, site development and storm water and utilities coordination. Project responsibilities will include • Serve as the lead zoning reviewer and prepare comments on the 30%, 60%, 90% and 100% construction permitting submittal and associated reports for the stations, garages, sites, and associated structures for compliance with SMC Title 20; • Serve as lead reviewer for processing the following permit types: Special Use permit, Tree Removal permits, Lot Line Adjustments/Lot Mergers/Subdivisions, Demolition permits, Sign permits, Administrative Design Review, Temporary Use Permits, Interpretations of the Development Code, Variances, and Critical Area Special Use permit(s); • Attending weekly internal coordination meetings and ad hoc and biweekly agency coordination meetings regarding design and permitting as needed; • Updating the City's website & Currents with ongoing information about the project; • Responding to wal...
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