Category:120 Interstate Maintenance Expectations

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Table 120, Measurement Periods and Types
Component or Element Measurement Period Measurement Type
Pavements
Mainline Pavement Fall System/Segment
Ramp Pavement Fall Interchange
Concrete Pavement Repair Fall Segment
Asphalt Pavement Repair Fall Segment
Shoulders
Paved Shoulder Fall Interchange/Segment
Unpaved Shoulder Spring/Fall Interchange
Emergency Crossovers Spring Segment
Bridges
Deck and Approach Slab Spring/Fall System/Bridge
Superstructure Spring System/Bridge
Substructure Spring System/Bridge
Slope Protection Spring Bridge
Traffic Control
Striping Spring/Fall Segment
Pavement Marking Spring/Fall Segment
Signs Spring Interchange/Segment
Lighting Spring Interchange
Delineators Spring/Fall Interchange/Segment
Glare Foils and Glare Fence Spring Segment
Dynamic Message Signs Spring/Fall Segment
Roadside Features
Guard Cable Spring/Fall Segment
Guardrail Spring/Fall Interchange/Segment
Sound Walls and Retaining Walls Spring Segment
Concrete Median Barrier Spring Segment
Impact Attenuators Spring Segment
Fence Spring Segment
Roadsides
Mowing and Turf Conditions Fall Segment
Trees and Brush Spring Segment
Debris and Road Kill Spring/Fall Segment
Litter Spring/Fall Segment
Landscape Beds Fall Interchange
Drainage
Pipes and Culverts Spring Segment
Inlets and Drains Spring Segment
Curbs and Gutters Spring Segment
Ditches Spring Segment
Welcome Centers
Facilities Spring/Fall All
Grounds Spring/Fall All
Parking Lots Spring/Fall All
Uninterrupted Traffic Flow
Scheduled Lane Closures Every Event All
Unscheduled Lane Closures Every Event All
Winter Events Every Event All


The goal for interstate maintenance is to meet or exceed the public’s expectations of a smooth, safe and visually appealing roadway by maintaining interstates with quality in a timely manner.

MoDOT Maintenance employee expectations for pavements, shoulders, bridges, traffic control, roadside features, roadsides, drainage, Welcome Centers and uninterrupted traffic flow are provided. Elements of primary concern include mainline pavement repair, bridge deck and approach pavement smoothness and ramp and shoulder pavement.

Corridor Engineer Responsibilities

The Corridor Engineer plans Maintenance’s efforts and establishes work priorities. Management of on-call maintenance contracts and ensuring consistencies are additional responsibilities.

Maintenance Superintendent Responsibilities

Scheduling pavement replacement crews work, coordinating work with regional Maintenance buildings and providing quality control are the responsibility of the Maintenance Superintendent.

Pavement Repair Crew Responsibilities

The pavement crew is responsible to make minor concrete repairs and minor asphalt repairs that produce a smooth ride and look good.

District Maintenance Responsibilities

District Maintenance will provide temporary traffic control for on-call pavement repair contracts and corridor pavement repair crews. MoDOT will also stripe the roadways and may haul millings.

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