The project requires excavation for an emergency water pipeline hydrant repair on a residential street. The contractor must maintain continuous work to preserve two-way traffic flow, eliminating the need for a traffic control permit. However, all traffic control and signage must comply with MUTCD Part 6 standards. If two-way traffic cannot be maintained, the contractor must secure a traffic control permit through Compass KC before starting excavation work.
This project involves excavation work for the repair of a water pipeline hydrant located on or near a residential street. Since the work area is residential and traffic control permit requirements depend on maintaining traffic flow, the contractor must ensure continuous work that allows for two-way directional traffic to be maintained at all times. While a formal traffic control permit is not required if two-way traffic flow is preserved, all traffic control measures and signage must comply with Part 6 of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). If maintaining two-way directional traffic flow is not feasible during excavation, the contractor is responsible for obtaining a traffic control permit through Compass KC prior to commencing any work within the roadway. This is an emergency water line project, project number 80002486, focused on hydrant repair.
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