Highway Maintenance Response Time Standards
Highway Maintenance Response Time Standards
Highway Maintenance Response Time Standards
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e) provide traffic control in accordance with the <strong>Maintenance</strong>Specification for <strong>Highway</strong> Traffic Control;f) close sections of a <strong>Highway</strong>, as approved in writing by theProvince, and provide detours of up to a maximum additionaltravel length of 3.5 kilometres, where necessary;g) patrol effected <strong>Highway</strong>s in accordance with the <strong>Maintenance</strong>Specification for <strong>Highway</strong> Patrol.Note:Refer to Section H of the Introduction to these <strong>Maintenance</strong>Specifications.3.1.1 Performance <strong>Time</strong> FramesThe Contractor must:a) inspect immediately, from the time the deficiency was detected byor reported to the Contractor, any potential for damage caused byflooding or washout conditions, and implement traffic control asnecessary;b) when an event of a flood or washout effects the Travelled Lanes,immediately establish at least one through lane for traffic, andcommence work to restore the <strong>Highway</strong>;c) immediately inform the Province where floods or washouts resultin <strong>Highway</strong> closures;d) within 2 days of the end of the storm or other event, identify anypotential for flooding and/or washout and notify the Province, inwriting, with a complete list of the locations;f) perform flood control and washout response in accordance with theMaximum <strong>Response</strong> <strong>Time</strong>s indicated in the table below:2003-2004 <strong>Highway</strong> <strong>Maintenance</strong> Contracts<strong>Maintenance</strong> SpecificationsFebruary 2003, Revised October 30, 2003 Chapter 7-760 – Page 2