The goal was to provide needed stripes prior to July 1, 2000. To meet the goal the department contracted with private sector vendors to ensure more roadways meet reflectivity on a timely basis. The program has obtained and distributed equipment to test striping reflectivity. Current striping is being reviewed for reflectivity. The department is also making a concerted effort to stripe secondary roads that we are in the process of taking over as a result of SB 333.
Signs are current and within reflectivity index requirements.
Area maintenance personnel routinely replace signs that are no longer reflective or have been damaged. Acquisition of some additional data and solution of programming glitches will be accomplished in the first quarter of FY 2001. The program is designed to project when sign reflectivity will no longer meet requirements, resulting in more timely replacement of signs. Performance of the program will be reported in future reports. Roadside grass is cut and noxious weeds are controlled.