Traffic Signal Master Agreements Sample Clauses

Traffic Signal Master Agreements. For most traffic signals on State highways, the districts will select local contractors to provide maintenance. However, in some cases, municipalities may perform the signal maintenance work that is the State’s responsibility under the terms of a master agreement. LPAs are reimbursed by the State for maintenance and/or energy costs associated with the signals. The Traffic Signal Master Agreement is prepared by the district Bureau of Operations. The agreement should:  Identify the location of each traffic signal.  Indicate the level of maintenance that should be provided.  Identify the party that will be responsible for the maintenance costs and energy costs. If the cost is shared between the parties, indicate the portion of the cost for which each agency is responsible.  Indicate whether the LPA will maintain the traffic signal through the use of its own forces or through an ongoing contractual agreement with a local contractor. The agreement is signed by the LPA and IDOT. For additional guidance on master agreements, contact the appropriate IDOT district office.
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