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Traffic Control Plans Unit
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| Overview |
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 The Traffic Control Plans Unit develops the standards for traffic control plans for construction projects. When construction projects suspend the normal function of the roadway, a traffic control plan is developed to assure the safety of all road users, and the protection of workers. At the same time, the traffic control plan provides for continuity of the movement of motor vehicles, bicycle and pedestrian traffic while allowing for the efficient completion of the construction project.
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| Staff/Contacts |
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Scott McCanna, PE
Traffic Control Plans Engineer
Ph: (503) 986-3788
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Don Wence, PE
TCP Standards Engineer
Ph: (503) 986-3791
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Eric Leaming, EIT
Work Zone Traffic Analyst
Ph: (503) 986-3493
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Mike Kimlinger, PE
Traffic Standards Unit Manager
Ph: (503) 986-3583
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Justin King, PE
TCP Quality Assurance Engineer
Ph: (503) 986-3584
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| In The Zone Newsletter |
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 The Traffic Control Plans Unit is adding to its communications toolbox through a regular newsletter to its customers. In The Zone is intended to be an information sharing bulletin to keep clients up-to-date on traffic control plans-related news, events, and activities. Manual updates, new technologies, news around the state, and a summary of upcoming classes and events are some of the articles you'll find.
Volume 1 (2011)
Issue 1 - January
Issue 2 - May
Issue 3 – September
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| Publications |
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The TCP Unit strives to document and address the many issues a TCP Designer will likely face as they develop a traffic control plan. Use the Publication Page link below to view available policy and guidance documents. Visitors may also use the additional links below for a shortcut to these frequently used publications.
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| Resources |
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The Traffic Control Plans Unit provides a number of resources to designers, Project Leaders and Construction personnel to aide in developing, interpreting and implementing traffic control plans for their projects. Use the link below to visit the TCP Unit Resources page, or select one of the additional links for a shortcut to these frequently used sites.
ADDITIONAL LINKS
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