Descripción
Missing markings to indicate where the northbound car on san jacinto is supposed to stop
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Q. What is your area of concern?
A. No Markings - Traffic Markings.
A. No Markings - Traffic Markings.
Q. Why is this a concern?
A. cars stop too late. they get confused with the train
A. cars stop too late. they get confused with the train
Q. What type of pavement marking are you concerned about?
A. Center Line
A. Center Line
Q. What direction were you traveling?
A. All
A. All
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Reconocido City of Houston 311 (Oficial verificado)
Cerrado City of Houston 311 (Oficial verificado)
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Work Order Completed in Infor by 090969 on 2016-07-20T15:53:12.000-05:00 with comments - : A field investigation for faded Stop Bar was conducted on 7/1/2916 at 3:30PM at San Jacinto & Rosedale. The investigation found San Jacinto a One Way northbound street with 3-traffic lanes shared with Metro Rail in the 4-lane. (E&W) bound Rosedale intersects San Jacinto at a signalized intersection with Stop Lines in the field. One block n/of Rosedale (E&W) bound Arbor Place (EB) Stop sign controlled T-intersects into San Jacinto. Metro Rail Crossing pavement markings were found in the field between Rosedale and Arbor PL with the Stop Bar on (NB) approach to Arbor faded and work that needs to be renewed. The Stop bar for the traffic signal at Wentworth was also found faded and worn that also needs to be renewed. Requester contacted by E-mail.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Two Maintenance request have been written for the paint shop to renew the faded and worn Stop Bar for Metro Rail signal on San Jacinto (NB) approach to Arbor PL and to renew the faded and worn stop bar for (NB) San Jacinto traffic signal at Wentworth. I am creating a new Pavement Marking Worn and Faded on 7/20/16 EAM# 1279350