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TRAFFIC ACCOMODATION AND CONTROL

942RESET POST MOUNTED SIGNS, TYPE C

PA · 2026 Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecBook pages 852–0 Save this section

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942.1DESCRIPTION—This work is the removal of existing signs, wood posts, foundations, and associated

hardware and resetting the existing signs as indicated with new wood posts, foundations, and associated hardware.

942.2MATERIAL—Section 932.2(a), except delete the first bullet; and Section 932.2(b).

942.3CONSTRUCTION—Section 932.3 and as follows:

Remove existing signs, wood posts, foundations, and associated hardware as indicated. B ackfill any holes as specified in Section 206.3(b)4. Stockpile signs for reuse. Dispose of existing associated hardware outside the right-of-way. If specified or indicated, store existing posts for Department pick up. Otherwise, dispose of existing posts outside the right-of-way. Provide new treated wood posts, foundations, and/or associated hardware as directed to be set at the specified locations. Reset the existing signs. Avoid damage to existing signs during the removal and stockpiling operations. Replace any sign lost or damaged as a result of any of the resetting operations, at no additional cost to the Department.

942.4MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT—Each

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Source: Publication 408 Highway Construction Specifications, 2026 Edition. Pages 852–0 of 1,522. View official source ↗

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