Adopted Highway definition

Adopted Highway means Highway Maintainable at the Public Expense

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Adopted Highway means the road or pavement where the Client is responsible for maintenance.

Adopted Highway means the road or pavement where the Authority is responsible for maintenance.

Examples of Adopted Highway in a sentence

The appropriate Department District Secretary shall screen and select the sections of the State Highway System to be adopted as the Adopted Highway Section.
Consideration should be given to conducting litter removal activities within the Group's Adopted Highway Section during national and local cleanup events.
Remove litter collection bags from the Adopted Highway Section when bags are placed in front of the Adopt-A- Highway signs.
The parties agree as follows: Perform litter removal activities on the Adopted Highway Section in accordance with the Department's Loss Prevention Manual, Chapter 10: Standards for Safe Work Practices; Design Roadway and Standard Index 601, 602, and 611 for interstate; and the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, all of which by reference are incorporated in this Agreement.
THE DEPARTMENT SHALL: Provide Adopt-A-Highway signs at the beginning and end of the Adopted Highway Section for the term of this Agreement.
Perform litter removal activities on the Adopted Highway Section in accordance with the Department's Loss Prevention Manual, Chapter 10: Standards for Safe Work Practices; Design Roadway and Standard Index 601, 602, and 611 for interstate; and the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, all of which by reference are incorporated in this Agreement.

Adopted Highway means ‘highway maintainable at the public expense’ as defined in Section 329 of the Highways Act 1980;