MAINTENANCE RATING PROGRAM Allen Mattox District Five Technical Support Manager.

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MAINTENANCE RATING PROGRAM Allen Mattox District Five Technical Support Manager

MRP HISTORY Legislative Request Task Team First Survey 1985 / 86

3 SURVEY PERIODS / YEAR JULY - OCTOBER NOVEMBER - FEBRUARY MARCH - JUNE

WHAT IS MRP? A visual and mechanical evaluation of routine highway maintenance conditions. It is a report card for maintenance

Purpose of MRP To provide information that should be used to schedule and prioritize routine maintenance activities. To provide uniform maintenance conditions that meet established Departmental objectives.

FACILITY CLASSIFICATIONS Rural Limited Access Rural Arterial Urban Limited Access Urban Arterial 30 Points are surveyed for each Facility Type.

ELEMENTS Roadway Roadside Traffic Service Drainage Vegetation/Aesthetics

ROADWAY Characteristics Flexible Pothole Flexible Edge Raveling Flexible Shoving Flexible Depression/Bump Flexible Paved Shoulder/Turnout Rigid Pothole Rigid Depression/Bump Rigid Joint/Cracking Rigid Paved Shoulder/Turnout

ROADWAY Flexible PotholeFlexible Edge Raveling Flexible Bump / Depression Flexible Shoving Flexible Paved Shoulder Turnout

ROADWAY Rigid Joint / Cracking Rigid Depression/Bump Rigid Turnout

ROADSIDE Unpaved shoulder Front slope Slope pavement Sidewalk Fence

ROADSIDE Unpaved ShoulderFront Slope Slope PavementSidewalk Fence

TRAFFIC SERVICES Characteristics Raised Pavement Markers Striping Pavement Symbols Guardrail Attenuator Signs <= 30 sq. ft. Signs > 30 sq. ft. Object Markers and Delineators Lighting

TRAFFIC SERVICES Characteristics RPM’S Striping Pavement SymbolGuardrail

TRAFFIC SERVICES Characteristics Signs > 30 SF Attenuator Signs <= 30 SF Lighting Object Markers & Delineators

DRAINAGE Side/cross drain Roadside/median ditch Inlets Miscellaneous drainage structure Roadway sweeping

DRAINAGE Characteristics Side drain Roadside/Median ditch Outfall ditch Cross drain

DRAINAGE Characteristics Misc. Drainage StructureInlet Roadway sweeping

VEGETATION AND AESTHETICS Roadside mowing Slope mowing Landscaping Tree trimming Curb/sidewalk edge Litter removal Turf condition

VEGETATION AND AETHETICS Slope MowingRoadside Mowing Tree Trimming Landscaping

VEGETATION AND AETHETICS Curb/Sidewalk Edge Litter Removal Turf Condition Curb/Sidewalk Edge

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN TO ME? WHAT IS MY ROLE IN THIS?

As an inspector, your job is to make sure the contractor follows the plans and specifications.

MRP criteria is based on the Roadway and Traffic Design Standards. As long as you are following these standards, we will pass MRP.

Don’t get caught up in things you cannot control, such as plan design. We can get exceptions for these issues and not be scored on them. Follow the Standards and Specifications.

Drop Off at Call Box

Debris

SIDEWALK

Pothole/Debris

GUARDRAIL

TURF CONDITION

FENCE

FRONT SLOPE

SIGNS

MISCELLANEOUS

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