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INCIDENTAL CONSTRUCTION

697RESET TEMPORARY IMPACT ATTENUATING DEVICES

PA · 2026 Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecBook pages 640–0 Save this section

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697.1DESCRIPTION —This work is the resetting of a temporary impact attenuating device from one

construction area to another within the project limits, as indicated.

697.2MATERIAL—Section 696.2

697.3CONSTRUCTION—Section 696.3 and as follows:

Reset temporary impact attenuating device if construction operations require a change in the protection of traffic, or as directed. Store or transport the attenuating devices as required. If the pavement is cracked or damaged by installation or removal procedures, submit a repair procedure using approved materials for review. Do not begin repairs until the submittal is accepted. Upon removal of the attenuating device, remove all anchors, repair all anchor holes, and repair damage to the pavement in a manner approved by the Representative utilizing approved materials at no additional cost to the Department.

697.4MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT—Each

Reflective sheeting as specified in Section 1103.05 is incidental. Flat sheet signs as specified in Section

1103.04(a) are incidental

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Source: Publication 408 Highway Construction Specifications, 2026 Edition. Pages 640–0 of 1,522. View official source ↗

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