PERFORMANCE ACTIVITY 405 LIMB MANAGEMENT

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PERFORMANCE ACTIVITY 405 LIMB MANAGEMENT

405 LIMB MANAGEMENT ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION Cut and/or remove and/or grind tree limbs from the right-of-way. TRAFFIC CONTROL Utilize intermittent mobile operations for these work activities under the following conditions: Condition 1 - The maximum time duration of a stop is 15 minutes if the work vehicle and/or the shadow vehicle encroach upon a travel lane more than 2 feet. Condition 2 - The maximum time duration of a stop is 30 minutes if the work vehicle and/or the shadow vehicle encroach upon a travel lane 2 feet or less. During intermittent mobile operations, utilize a shadow vehicle when the stopping sight distance interval between the work vehicle or road machinery and an approaching motorist is unavailable based upon the posted regulatory speed limit of the work location. Mobilized shoulder operations may be used for work activities requiring only one (1) single equipment unit that progress along the roadway at a slow pace and require road machinery operating on the shoulder to encroach upon the roadway. On low speed roadways with speeds of 35 mph or less, shoulder closures designed for minor encroachment are acceptable for work activities conducted within 30 feet of the near edge of an adjacent travel lane that may require encroachment upon the roadway by personnel, tools, equipment, materials, vehicles, etc. to the extent that may require a reduction of the lane width of an adjacent travel lane to no less than 10 feet. On low speed roadways with speeds of 35 mph or less, standard shoulder closures are required for work activities that require the presence of personnel, tools, equipment, materials, vehicles, etc. beyond 1 foot but within 30 feet of the near edge of an adjacent travel lane. On intermediate to high speed roadways, standard shoulder closures are required for work activities that require the presence of personnel, tools, equipment, materials, vehicles, etc. beyond 1 foot but within 30 feet of the near edge of an adjacent travel lane. On intermediate to high speed roadways, flagging operations are required when the work activities require the presence of personnel, tools, equipment, materials, vehicles, etc. to encroach upon the roadway or to within 1 foot of the near edge of an adjacent travel lane. Flagging operations are required for work activities that cannot be conducted under the conditions required for intermittent mobile operations, mobilized shoulder operations, standard shoulder closures or shoulder closures with minor encroachment. TYPICAL DRAWING APPLICATIONS FLAGGING OPERATIONS DRAWING 405-01-A - FLAGGING OPERATIONS DRAWING 405-01-B(1) - FLAGGING OPERATIONS STOP SIGN CONTROLLED SIDE ROADS 405-1

DRAWING 405-01-B(2) - FLAGGING OPERATIONS 4-WAY STOP CONTROLLED INTERSECTION DRAWING 405-01-C(1) - FLAGGING OPERATIONS TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONTROLLED INTERSECTION LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER(S) DRAWING 405-01-C(2) - FLAGGING OPERATIONS TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONTROLLED INTERSECTION FLAGGERS DRAWING 405-01-D(1) - FLAGGING OPERATIONS WORK ACTIVITY AREA BEGINNING at an INTERSECTION with a TWO-LANE TWO-WAY ROADWAY DEPARTURE LANE DRAWING 405-01-D(2) - FLAGGING OPERATIONS WORK ACTIVITY AREA TERMINATING at an INTERSECTION with a TWO-LANE TWO-WAY ROADWAY APPROACH LANE DRAWING 405-01-E(1) DRAWING 405-01-E(2) - FLAGGING OPERATIONS WORK ACTIVITY AREA INTERSECTIONS with MULTILANE ROADWAYS DRAWING 405-01-F(1) DRAWING 405-01-F(2) - FLAGGING OPERATIONS WORK ACTIVITY AREA INTERSECTIONS with INTERMEDIATE SPEED to HIGH SPEED 40 MPH - 60 MPH MULTILANE ROADWAYS 405-2

DRAWING 405-02 - FLAGGING OPERATIONS SINGLE FLAGGER OPERATION LOW VOLUME TO INTERMEDIATE SPEED SHOULDER CLOSURES DRAWING 515-01-A - RIGHT SHOULDER CLOSURE DRAWING 515-01-C - RIGHT SHOULDER CLOSURE (MINOR ENCROACHMENT) MOBILIZED SHOULDER OPERATIONS DRAWING 525-01 - MOBILIZED SHOULDER OPERATIONS ROAD MACHINERY MINOR ENCROACHMENT DRAWING 525-02 - MOBILIZED SHOULDER OPERATIONS PEDESTRIAN WORKERS NO ENCROACHMENT ROAD MACHINERY MINOR ENCROACHMENT DRAWING 525-03 - MOBILIZED SHOULDER OPERATIONS ROAD MACHINERY MAJOR ENCROACHMENT MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT DRAWING 535-01-A - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT VERTICAL CURVE (HILL) DRAWING 535-01-B - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT HORIZONTAL CURVE (CURVE) DRAWING 535-02-A - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT LOW VOLUME DRAWING 535-02-B - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT LOW VOLUME DRAWING 535-03-A - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT INTERMEDIATE VOLUME 405-3

DRAWING 535-03-B - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT INTERMEDIATE VOLUME DRAWING 535-04-A - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT DRAWING 535-04-B - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT INTERIOR TRAVEL LANE OPERATIONS DRAWING 535-04-C - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT MULTILANE SECONDARY AND PRIMARY ROADWAYS Utilize intermittent mobile operations for these work activities under the following conditions: Condition 1 - The maximum time duration of a stop is 15 minutes if the work vehicle and/or the shadow vehicle encroach upon a travel lane more than 2 feet. Condition 2 - The maximum time duration of a stop is 30 minutes if the work vehicle and/or the shadow vehicle encroach upon a travel lane 2 feet or less. During intermittent mobile operations, utilize a shadow vehicle when the stopping sight distance interval between the work vehicle or road machinery and an approaching motorist is unavailable based upon the posted regulatory speed limit of the work location. Mobilized shoulder operations may be used for work activities requiring only one (1) single equipment unit that progress along the roadway at a slow pace and require road machinery operating on the shoulder to encroach upon the roadway. On low speed roadways with speeds of 35 mph or less, shoulder closures designed for minor encroachment are acceptable for work activities conducted within 30 feet of the near edge of an adjacent travel lane that may require encroachment upon the roadway by personnel, tools, equipment, materials, vehicles, etc. to the extent that may require a reduction of the lane width of an adjacent travel lane to no less than 10 feet. On low speed roadways with speeds of 35 mph or less, standard shoulder closures are required for work activities that require the presence of personnel, tools, equipment, materials, vehicles, etc. beyond 1 foot but within 30 feet of the near edge of an adjacent travel lane. On low speed roadways, lane closures are required when encroachment of the work activities onto the roadway will reduce the lane width of the adjacent travel lane to less than 10 feet. On intermediate to high speed roadways, standard shoulder closures are required for work activities that require the presence of personnel, tools, equipment, materials, vehicles, etc. beyond 1 foot but within 30 feet of the near edge of an adjacent travel lane. On intermediate to high speed roadways, lane closures are required when the work activities require the presence of personnel, tools, equipment, materials, vehicles, etc. to encroach upon the roadway or to within 1 foot of the near edge of an adjacent travel lane. Lane closures are required for work activities that cannot be conducted under the conditions required for intermittent mobile operations, mobilized shoulder operations, standard shoulder closures or shoulder closures with minor encroachment. 405-4

TYPICAL DRAWING APPLICATIONS LANE CLOSURES DRAWING 505-01 - LANE CLOSURE MULTILANE DRAWING 505-03-A - LANE CLOSURE 40 MPH - 60 MPH MULTILANE SHOULDER CLOSURES DRAWING 515-01-B - RIGHT SHOULDER CLOSURE MULTILANE DRAWING 515-01-C - RIGHT SHOULDER CLOSURE (MINOR ENCROACHMENT) DRAWING 515-01-D - LEFT SHOULDER CLOSURE MULTILANE DIVIDED HIGHWAY w/ GRASSED EARTH MEDIAN (MINOR ENCROACHMENT) DRAWING 515-02 - LEFT SHOULDER CLOSURE CASE I / CASE I MULTILANE DRAWING 515-03 - LEFT SHOULDER CLOSURE MULTILANE 405-5

MOBILIZED SHOULDER OPERATIONS DRAWING 525-01 - MOBILIZED SHOULDER OPERATIONS ROAD MACHINERY MINOR ENCROACHMENT DRAWING 525-02 - MOBILIZED SHOULDER OPERATIONS PEDESTRIAN WORKERS NO ENCROACHMENT ROAD MACHINERY MINOR ENCROACHMENT DRAWING 525-03 - MOBILIZED SHOULDER OPERATIONS ROAD MACHINERY MAJOR ENCROACHMENT MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT DRAWING 535-01-A - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT VERTICAL CURVE (HILL) DRAWING 535-01-B - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT HORIZONTAL CURVE (CURVE) DRAWING 535-03-A - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT INTERMEDIATE VOLUME DRAWING 535-03-B - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT INTERMEDIATE VOLUME DRAWING 535-04-A - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT DRAWING 535-04-B - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT INTERIOR TRAVEL LANE OPERATIONS DRAWING 535-04-C - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT 405-6

INTERSTATE ROADWAYS Utilize intermittent mobile operations for these work activities under the following conditions: Condition 1 - The maximum time duration of a stop is 5 minutes if the work vehicle and/or the shadow vehicle encroach upon an adjacent travel lane due to a shoulder area inadequate to accommodate a vehicle in its entirety due to the presence of a concrete median barrier wall or a bridge parapet wall. Condition 2 - The maximum time duration of a stop is 30 minutes if the vehicles remain in the shoulder areas in their entirety with no encroachment upon an adjacent travel lane. During intermittent mobile operations, utilize a shadow vehicle when the stopping sight distance interval between the work vehicle or road machinery and an approaching motorist is unavailable based upon the posted regulatory speed limit of the work location. Mobilized shoulder operations may be used for work activities that progress along the roadway at a slow pace and require equipment, personnel, materials, or any vehicles to encroach upon the adjacent paved shoulder within the limits specified by the typical drawing applications for interstate mobilized shoulder operations. Standard shoulder closures may be used for work activities that cannot be conducted under the conditions required for intermittent mobile operations or mobilized shoulder operations. Lane closures are required for work activities that cannot be conducted under the conditions required for intermittent mobile operations, mobilized shoulder operations or standard shoulder closures. ( Brief periodic encroachments upon the adjacent travel lane for the equipment to relocate or bypass structures such as guardrail locations or bridge structures are acceptable. ) TYPICAL DRAWING APPLICATIONS LANE CLOSURES DRAWING 510-01-A - LANE CLOSURE DRAWING 510-01-B - LANE CLOSURE EXIT / ENTRANCE RAMPS SHOULDER CLOSURES DRAWING 520-01 - RIGHT SHOULDER CLOSURE DRAWING 520-02 - LEFT SHOULDER CLOSURE CASE I / CASE I NARROW MEDIAN DRAWING 520-03 - LEFT SHOULDER CLOSURE CASE I / CASE I WIDE MEDIAN DRAWING 520-04 - LEFT SHOULDER CLOSURE WIDE MEDIAN DRAWING 520-05 - LEFT SHOULDER CLOSURE CASE II / CASE II WIDE MEDIAN 405-7

MOBILIZED SHOULDER OPERATIONS DRAWING 530-01 - MOBILIZED SHOULDER OPERATIONS ROAD MACHINERY MAJOR ENCROACHMENT DRAWING 530-02 - MOBILIZED SHOULDER OPERATIONS PEDESTRIAN WORKERS MINOR ENCROACHMENT UPON PAVED SHOULDER MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT DRAWING 535-01-A - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT VERTICAL CURVE (HILL) DRAWING 535-01-B - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT HORIZONTAL CURVE (CURVE) DRAWING 535-04-D(1) - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT HIGH SPEED DRAWING 535-04-E - MOBILE OPERATIONS INTERMITTENT HIGH SPEED INTERIOR TRAVEL LANE OPERATIONS 405-8