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4.13 TRAFFIC CONTROL The Project Engineer or Contractor shall submit a traffic control plan showing temporary traffic control devices to be used during construction for City approval prior to the PEPI permit being issued. Temporary traffic control devices and signing shall comply with the current edition of Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), ODOT's Temporary Traffic Control Handbook and the Standard Specifications. Existing traffic controls shall not be visually obstructed, damaged, or tampered with in any manner unless approved as part of the traffic control plan. 4.14 CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS A. Pre -Construction Meeting_ Following approval of the plans and issuance of the PEPI permit, the applicant shall schedule a pre -construction meeting with City staff and an on-site inspection with Erosion Prevention staff prior to beginning any construction activities. B. Inspection All work must be inspected by the City. Any work performed on the project without inspection is considered unauthorized and may be subject to removal and/or replacement at the Owner/Developer's expense. The Public Works Inspector (City Inspector) is the City's representative on the project during construction of public facilities. The City Inspector is available from 7:00 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, except holidays, and may be available at other times with prior arrangement. The Developer or Contractor shall notify the City Engineering Division 24 hours before the services of the City Inspector will be required on the job. If insufficient notice is given, inspection services may not be available and the Contractor or Developer will be required to delay work until an Inspector is available. If the Developer's Contractor elects to work extended hours, weekends, or holidays, the Contractor must receive approval from the City Inspector in advance. Inspection services are not guaranteed outside of normal weekday work hours. The City will contract for outside inspection services with private or public labs or consultants to provide inspection services not available by City staff, such as sampling, lab services, and bridge inspection. The Owner/Developer will be charged for all costs associated with inspection, such as outside services and the City Inspector's time, which includes overtime and travel time to and from the job site. The, Owner/Developer's Contractor is responsible for quality control of materials and workmanship per the Standard Specifications. The City Inspector is responsible for verifying that all materials and workmanship comply with the plans and specifications. The City Inspector will normally attempt to notify the Contractor of any deficiencies the same day as the inspection is performed or the next business day, depending on when Public Improvement Design Standards Manual, 2016 Page 4-14