The project requires excavation and service reconnection at 3918 Flora Avenue by a qualified gas energy crew. The contractor must maintain two-way traffic flow and comply with MUTCD traffic control standards. If two-way flow cannot be maintained, a traffic control permit must be secured before starting work. The excavation involves a 2x4-foot hole with specific location parameters, and the work must be completed within 72 hours to avoid permit requirements.
This project involves excavation work on a residential street by a Spire/Missouri Gas Energy crew to reconnect service at 3918 Flora Avenue. The contractor is required to dig a 2-foot by 4-foot hole in the pavement, with the excavation area extending 12 feet westbound and 1 foot north-northwest of the specified location, as per the attached drawing. Since the work is on a residential street and the contractor holds valid annual traffic control stickers, no traffic control permit is necessary if the work can be completed within 72 hours while maintaining two-way directional traffic flow. However, traffic control and signage must comply with Part 6 of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) at all times. If maintaining two-way directional traffic flow is not possible, the contractor must obtain a traffic control permit through Compass KC prior to commencing excavation work in the roadway. All traffic control measures must ensure the safety of motorists and pedestrians throughout the duration of the project.
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