Traffic Signal Control Structures Sample Clauses

Traffic Signal Control Structures and Devices and Street Lighting‌ A. The Design-Builder must maintain continuous safe operations for vehicular, pedestrian, and bicycle traffic. B. No streetlight may be deconstructed or otherwise removed from service until temporary or permanent lighting measures meeting the requirements of Section 3-4.4 [Construction Specifications] of this Schedule are available in place of the streetlight(s) being deconstructed or removed. Permanent lighting so provided must be maintained during the Construction Period in accordance with Section 1-4.5 [Maintenance During Construction] of this Schedule. C. No Traffic Signal equipment may be deconstructed or otherwise removed from service until the Transportation Accommodation measures described in the Accepted TAP have been implemented. In accordance with Table 1-1.3.1 [City Works] item 29, the City will remove any temporarily installed traffic signals. D. Where any of the following existing Traffic Signal equipment elements are removed, they must be protected from damage and delivered to the City (with an unloading device), within 2 weeks of removal, at a location to be coordinated with the City a minimum of 2 weeks prior to delivery: 1. cantilever structures; 2. poles, arms, and davit extensions; 3. traffic controllers, cabinets, and video detection equipment; 4. luminaires; and 5. overhead signs. E. Remove and protect from damage existing street lighting, including roadway lighting and pedestrian lighting, and deliver to the City (with unloading devices) within 2 weeks of removal, at a location to be coordinated with the City a minimum of 2 weeks prior to delivery.
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