The project requires excavation for an emergency water pipeline hydrant repair on a residential street. Continuous work must be maintained to preserve two-way traffic flow, eliminating the need for a traffic control permit. However, all traffic control and signage must comply with MUTCD standards. If two-way traffic cannot be maintained, the contractor must secure a traffic control permit before proceeding. Safety and minimal disruption are priorities throughout the project.
This project involves excavation work for the repair of an emergency water pipeline hydrant (Project No. 80002486) located on or near a residential street. Since the work area is within a residential zone, a traffic control permit is not required provided the contractor maintains continuous work and ensures two-way directional traffic flow throughout the duration of the excavation. The contractor must implement traffic control measures and signage in compliance with Part 6 of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). If maintaining two-way traffic flow is not feasible at any point, the contractor is responsible for obtaining a traffic control permit through Compass KC prior to commencing any excavation work within the roadway. All traffic control and safety protocols must be strictly followed to minimize disruption and ensure public safety during the project.
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