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Cotton Belt-PN200325RIGHT-OF-WAY USE PERMIT APPLICATION Permit valid for 90 calendar days from date of approval Submit permit application to the Engineering Dept., Town Center, 255 Parkway Blvd. or e-mail to engineer@coppelltx.gov (see button below) Date of Submittal: Applicant’s Job # / Work Order # PERMIT FEE:$100.00 (No charge to Utility Companies with approved Franchise/ROW Use Agreement) Refer to the City of Coppell Ordinance No. 2001-944. Certificated Telecom Provider? Utility Company Represented: Oncor Electric Delivery Atmos Energy Verizon SBC/ AT&T Time Warner Cable CoServ Electric/Gas Other Estimated Start Date Estimated Completion Date* * Completion requires submittal of Completion Verification Notice (see page 4) Right-of-Way Use Permit Application Page 2 of 4 Representative(s) of the Contractor must adhere to all construction standards approved by the City of Coppell, which includes but is not limited to: Erosion Control Ordinance, compaction requirements (density tests may be required at applicant's expense) and barricading according to the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. Area(s) affected must be restored to as good condition as before the commencement of work (grading, drainage, vegetation, and erosion control). To schedule Public Works final inspection (Page 4) call 972-462-5155. UTILITY RELOCATION CHECKLIST FOR WORK WITHIN CITY OF COPPELL RIGHTS-OF-WAY OR EASEMENTS Listed below are minimum requirements for utility relocation projects: 1.A copy of the valid approved City of Coppell permit is required on the project at all times. 2.Notify adjacent property owners (commercial & residential) of project timeline; provide them with contact names and phone numbers. 3.Proper erosion control measures must be taken. 4.Follow Texas MUTCD standards for work in traffic zones. 5.Sod is to be replaced when necessary. 6.Irrigation repairs must be performed in a timely manner. 7.Follow OSHA recommended trench safety at all times. 8.Repair existing utilities that are damaged, including but not limited to clean-outs, water valves, and SS manholes. 9.Densities may be required in trench lines (ASTM). 10.Care and repair of street signage is the responsibility of the contractor. 11.No work is to be done in collector roadways before 9:00 a.m. or after 3:00 p.m. 12.Prior notice of work activity on weekends and holidays must be in writing. 13.Line locates must be performed in advance by contacting - 1 800 DIG TESS and/or the following: CITY OF COPPELL UTILITIES DIVISION coppelltx.gov/utility-operations-division 972/ 462-5155 CITY OF COPPELL ENGINEERING DEPT. 972/ 304-3679 HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATIONS 972/ 304-3678 (Planning Department) TIME WARNER CABLE FEDERAL EMERGENCY MGMT. ADMIN. 214/ 320-5455 (Mike Rasmussen)940/ 898-5138 AT&T LOCAL NETWORK TEXAS COMM. on ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 214/ 215-3031 (Rich Millenman)817/ 588-5800 COSERV Gas & Electric DENTON CO. LEVEE DISTRICT 940/ 321-7800 x 7624 (Greg Ward)214/ 352-5118 (Richard Hightower) EXPLORER PIPELINE Atmos Energy 918/ 493-5100 (Patrick Nwakoby)972/360-4428 (Gary Dickinson) ONCOR Electric Delivery 972/ 323-8917 (Larry Redick) VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS 1 800 DIG TESS for line locates 972/ 318-5277 (344 - 8377) 14.Contaminants must be removed from work area daily and disposed of properly outside the City. 15.Streets, sidewalks and alleys must be kept clean of construction material and debris. 16.“Clean-up” requires returning work area to pre-project condition or better. 17.Contractor is required to contact Public Works Division for Completion Verification Notice. (see pg. 4) Page 3 of 4 Page 4 of 4 UTILITY RELOCATION IN RIGHT-OF-WAY OR EASEMENT COMPLETION VERIFICATION NOTICE Contact City of Coppell Public Works Division at 972-462-5155 to schedule an inspection with Utility & Streets personnel to verify that your project has been completed to City of Coppell specifications. Failure to schedule verification inspection may delay future projects. Franchise Utility Name Project Location / Applicant's Work Order # (if applicable) Sub-contractor Company Name 24 hr.Contact Number Date of Verification Appointment Time of Verification Appointment INFORMATION BELOW TO BE COMPLETED BY CITY OF COPPELL PUBLIC WORKS PERSONNEL A copy of this completed notice can be provided to the address below or e-mailed by using the button below: City of Coppell Engineering Dept. 255 Parkway Blvd., Coppell TX 75019 Office: 972-304-3679 Fax: 972-304-3570 Follow-up needed? Follow-up scheduled for Yes No and found to be acceptable / not acceptable because of Streets Maintenance Division on Lane Closure Request Form For City permit reasons, please turn in request 3 weeks prior to implementation (TxDOT ROW approval may take 4 to 7 weeks) Date of request 03/23/2020 Contact Person / Phone number Pablo Retana/682-552-9906 City where work will be performed COPPELL, TX Location and cross street FREEPORT PKWY & SW BLVD./ COPPELL RD & SW BLVD./ SW BLVD. EAST OF COPPELL S. BELTLINE RD SOUTH OF SW BLVD./ E. BELTLINE RD. WEST OF MOORE RD Lanes to be closed (right, left, full) NB LT LANE FREEPORT PKWY NORTH OF THE RR XING SB CENTER OF S. COPPELL RD NORTH OF THE RR XING CL OF SW BLVD./ SB LN OF S. BELTLINE/ WB LN OF E. BELTLINE RD Implementat ion Date(s) and Times (Start / End) FRIDAY MARCH 27TH 9:00AM TO 3:00PM OR THE SOONER IF POSSIBLE Scope of Work WE PREFERABLY NEED A SLOW ROLL TO SHADOW BEHIND A CREW WHLE THEY OPEN AND GET ACCESS INSIDE OF MANHOLES. THERE ARE 10 MH+/- THAT WE NEED ACCESS TO. THE TIME ALOTTED LIKELY WONT BE AS LONG. EACH INVERT SHOULD ONLY TAKE 1O MIN MAX Additional Information Please attach a Google Earth photo with your work limits Return completed request form to Eric Christman (MOT Manager) echristman@walshgroup.com (817) 939-8878 DN:CK:DW:CK:FILE: JOB COUNTY SECT DIST REVISIONS TxDOT TxDOT TxDOT TxDOT HIGHWAY SHEET NO. Texas Department of Transportation C TxDOT TCP(6-7)-12of this standard to other formats or for incorrect results or damages resulting from its use.kind is made by TxDOT for any purpose whatsoever. TxDOT assumes no responsibility for the conversion The use of this standard is governed by the "Texas Engineering Practice Act". No warranty of anyDISCLAIMER:CONT FILE:DATE:Traffic Operations Division Standard 1-97 4-98 TERM STATIONARY INTERMEDIATE STATIONARY LONG TERM STATIONARY SHORT TERM TYPICAL USAGE MOBILE DURATION SHORT Channelizing Devices LEGEND GENERAL NOTES Control Position (CP) Message Sign (PCMS) Portable Changeable M Truck Mounted Attenuator Barrier Vehicle with Traffic Flow 9 WARNING THE TRAFFIC QUEUE 9 10 11 12 13 RELEASING STOPPED TRAFFIC 4 5 10 11 A B C,D 12 Shoulder Shoulder Shoulder Shoulder M STARTING POSITION M Shoulder Shoulder then continue to decelerate slowly until bringing traffic to a stop near the barrier vehicles. opportunity to be staged upstream of the work space after traffic has cleared. The LEOVs should to pass, and begin to decelerate. The LEOVs should continue to decelerate, giving the barrier vehicles lights and headlights should be turned "ON". The LEOVs should maintain formation, not allow traffic Once the LEOVs have achieved an abreast blocking formation while traveling toward the CP, emergency Starting position of the LEOVs should be in advance of the most distant warning signs. flashing/oscillating/strobe lighting shall be used for each lane to be closed. One barrier vehicle with a Truck Mounted Attenuator and amber or blue and amber high intensity communication with all LEOVs involved. Engineer's or Contractor's point of contact (POC) during the operation in order to improve approaching a queue. An additional lead law enforcement officer is desirable to remain with the There should be one LEOV for every lane to be controlled, plus a minimum of one to warn traffic area where a queue is expected to build should be closed. necessary to complete the work should be gathered near the work area. Entrance ramps located in the Prior to beginning the roadway closure sequence, all equipment, materials, personnel, and other items the WARNING LEOV, or where movement of the LEOVs or barrier vehicles will be impeded. when median width permits. Warning signs should not be placed on the paved shoulders that will be used by temporary roadway closure sequence. Duplicate signs should be erected on the median side of the roadway Traffic control devices should be installed or located near their intended position prior to beginning FREEWAY CLOSED AHEAD (See General Notes)500' 1000'1000'1000'1000'1600' Shoulder Shoulder 15 MINUTE DELAY 1000' Space Work Typical Expected queue length = 1 mile 1000' Min. Varies 4 3 1 2 1 2 3 4 36" X 48" R4-17 48" X 48" CW20-3D 36" X 48" R4-17 6 Shoulder Shoulder 5 1600' 5 6 Space Work500' Min. REDUCING SPEED OPERATION ALL TRAFFIC STOPPED AT CP flashing/oscillating/strobe lighting "ON," and the transmission in gear. The barrier vehicles should be parked, one in each lane, the parking brake set, with the high visibility They should stay in radio contact with the WARNING LEOV. to provide law enforcement presence at the closure and keep shoulders blocked ahead of the work space. Once traffic is stopped the LEOVs should park on the shoulders with emergency lighting "ON" in order7 8 1 2 3 48" X 48" CW3-4 48" X 48" CW3-4 7 8 before closing must clear Last vehicle Min. Space Work E positions if necessary. LEOVs and barrier vehicles should re-group at their respective starting that traffic is moving satisfactorily before merging or proceeding. The LEOV or LEOVs on the right shoulder may remain on the shoulder until satisfied in the plan view. shoulder followed by the barrier vehicles, from left to right, as shown alphabetically When the roadway is clear for traffic, the LEOV should proceed forward from the left and maintain an adequate clear zone. All equipment, materials, personnel, and other items should be removed from the roadway 1000' until reaching in sequence every Should be repeated* ** CLOSURE SEQUENCE SHORT DURATION FREEWAY TRAFFIC CONTROL PLAN Approx. 1000' - 1500' Officer's Vehicle(LEOV) Law Enforcement WARNING LEOV may proceed ‚ mile or more in advance of the queue. sharp roadway curvature, etc.) may occur to motorists approaching the queue, the queue develops. When determined that limited sight distance situations (crest of hills, lights on approximately 1000' in advance of the traffic queue (stopped traffic) as the The WARNING LEOV should proceed to the right shoulder of the roadway, with emergency CARS PER HOUR PER LANE. WHEN TRAFFIC VOLUMES ARE LESS THAN 1000 PASSENGER THIS PLAN IS INTENDED TO BE USED AT LOCATIONS/TIMES choice of an alternate route. of the last available exit prior to the closure to allow motorists the closure sequence. When possible, PCMS signs should be located in advance sequence, the advance warning should be extended prior to repeating the road 7.If traffic queues beyond the advance warning signs during one road closure elsewhere in the plan. (PCPHPL), or for roadway closures that exceed 15 minutes, see details 6.For traffic volumes greater than 1000 Passenger Cars Per Hour Per Lane flow appears normal the roadway closure sequence may be repeated. and the roadway reopened. When the queue has dissipated and the traffic should be cleared of all equipment, materials, personnel, and other items, queue extends past the most distant advance warning signs, the work area If the work is not complete within 15 minutes, or if the end of the traffic otherwise directed by the Engineer based on existing roadway conditions. 5.Work should be limited to approximately 15 minutes maximum duration unless or as directed by the Engineer. 4.The roadway closure should be during off-peak hours, as shown in the plans, roadway where median shoulder width permits (See sequence #9 ). Officer's Vehicle (LEOV) may be used on the median side of the locale of the work area. An additional WARNING Law Enforcement 3.Law enforcement officers shall be in uniform and have jurisdiction in the dates and approximate times of closures. and media should have advance notification of roadway closure, expected Pre-work meetings may be held for this purpose. Local emergency services understand all procedures before the roadway closure sequence begins. 2.Law enforcement officers and all workers involved should review and Engineer. of access roads, cross streets, exit and entrance ramps as directed by the or covered. Additional traffic control devices may be required for closure conflicting with the roadway closure sequence should be completely removed guidelines for traffic control devices may be found in the TMUTCD. Signs Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (TMUTCD). Additional 1.All traffic control devices shall conform with the latest edition of the tcp6-7.dgn 48" X 48" CW20-1D 48" X 48" CW20-1D 207 8-12 February 1998