16. The Fund must send the local municipality concerned a notice specifying the public roads that will be occupied temporarily, the expected duration of the occupation and any proposed modifications to and reconfigurations of such roads. If dangerous substances are likely to be brought onto the occupied roads, the notice must list those substances.
The Fund must send the following documents not later than the 30th day after the municipality receives the notice:(1) the survey plans, without a technical description, describing the public roads that will be occupied;
(2) the plan for managing traffic during the work;
(3) the plans for the projected works and improvements, as applicable, and the specifications detailing their design;
(4) the work calendar;
(5) the list of safety measures;
(6) the list of measures to mitigate the inconvenience resulting from the occupation of public roads and, if applicable, from the work that will be carried out on those roads;
(7) a document describing the state of the public roads before their occupation; and
(8) any other document the Fund considers useful.
Making an agreement under section 14 relieves the Fund of the obligation to send the notice required under the first paragraph to the municipality that is a party to that agreement and, if applicable, to the related municipalities.
The Fund must send the Minister, without delay, a copy of the notice or, if applicable, a copy of the agreement entered into between the Fund and the municipality. The Minister may identify the measures the Fund or the municipality is required to implement to foster traffic mobility on the road network under the Minister’s management.
2017, c. 172017, c. 17, s. 16.