903.9 General Information Signs - Revision history

Hoskir: /* 903.9.15 River and Major Lake Name (I3-1) */ updated per email

2024-07-26T20:17:20Z

903.9.15 River and Major Lake Name (I3-1): updated per email

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	{\| border="1" class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" style="text-align:center"		{\| border="1" class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" style="text-align:center"
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	! style="background:#BEBEBE" width="230"\|Rivers That Will Receive<br/>"Stream Name Signs" !!style="background:white" rowspan="43" width="15"\| !!style="background:#BEBEBE" width="230"\|Lakes That Will Receive<br/>"Stream Name Signs"		! style="background:#BEBEBE" width="230" colspan="2"\| Rivers That Will Receive<br/>"Stream Name Signs" !! style="background:white" rowspan="43" width="15" \| !!style="background:#BEBEBE" width="230"\| Lakes That Will Receive<br/>"Stream Name Signs"
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	\|Big Piney River \|\| Bull Shoals Lake		\| Big Piney River \|\| Locust Creek \|\| Bull Shoals Lake
	\|-		\|-
	\|Big River\|\|Harry S Truman Lake		\| Big River \|\| Meramec River \|\| Harry S Truman Lake
	\|-		\|-
	\|Black River\|\|Lake of the Ozarks		\|Black River\|\|Mississippi River\|\|Lake of the Ozarks
	\|-		\|-
	\|Blackwater River\|\|Mark Twain Lake		\|Blackwater River\|\|Missouri River\|\|Mark Twain Lake
	\|-		\|-
	\|Bourbeuse River\|\|~~Norfolk~~ Lake		\|Bourbeuse River\|\|Moreau River\|\|Norfork Lake
	\|-		\|-
	\|Cache River \|\|Pomme de Terre Lake		\|Cache River \|\|Nishnabotna River\|\|Pomme de Terre Lake
	\|-		\|-
	\|Chariton River\|\|Smithville Lake		\|Chariton River\|\|North Fork White River\|\|Smithville Lake
	\|-		\|-
	\|Cuivre River\|\|Stockton Lake		\|Cuivre River\|\|Niangua River\|\|Stockton Lake
	\|-		\|-
	\|Current River\|\|Table Rock Lake		\|Current River\|\|Nodaway River\|\|Table Rock Lake
	\|-		\|-
	\|Des Moines River\|\|Thomas Hill Reservoir		\|Des Moines River\|\|North River\|\|Thomas Hill Reservoir
	\|-		\|-
	\|Eleven Point River\|\|Wappapello Lake		\|Eleven Point River\|\|Osage River\|\|Wappapello Lake
	\|-		\|-
	\|Elk River\|\|		\|Elk River\|\|Platte River\|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|Fabius River\|\|		\|Fabius River\|\|Pomme de Terre River\|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|Fox River\|\|		\|Fox River\|\|Sac River\|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|Gasconade River\|\|		\|Gasconade River\|\|Salt River\|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|Grand River\|\|		\|Grand River\|\|South Grand River\|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|Headwater Diversion\|\|		\|Headwater Diversion\|\|Spring River\|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|Jacks Fork River\|\|		\|Jacks Fork River\|\|St. Francis River\|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|James River\|\|		\|James River\|\|Tarkio River\|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|Kansas River\|\|		\|Kansas River\|\|White River\|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|Lamine River\|\|		\|Lamine River\|\|Wyaconda River\|\|
	\|-
	~~\|Locust Creek\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|Meramec River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|Mississippi River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|Missouri River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|Moreau River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|Nishnabotna River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|North Fork White River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|Niangua River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|Nodaway River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|North River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|Osage River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|Platte River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|Pomme de Terre River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|Sac River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|Salt River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|South Grand River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|Spring River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|St. Francis River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|Tarkio River\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|White River\|\|~~
	\|-
	\|Wyaconda River\|\|
	\|}		\|}
	</center>		</center>

Hoskir: /* 903.9.27 Community Awareness Signs */ updated per RR3867

2024-04-08T19:36:51Z

903.9.27 Community Awareness Signs: updated per RR3867

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	DARE signs may also be located at the right of way line on routes that pass along school properties.		DARE signs may also be located at the right of way line on routes that pass along school properties.

			If a city has a Welcome To sign on MoDOT right of way ([[903.9_General_Information_Signs#903.9.13_Welcome_To_Signs_for_Cities\|see EPG 903.9.13]]) or a Welcome To monument on right of way ([[:Category:941_Permits_and_Access_Requests#941.5_Request_by_a_City_to_Construct_a_.E2.80.9CWelcome_To.E2.80.9D_Monument\|see EPG 941.5]]), they have the option to install their community awareness signs at these locations. However, the city must choose their preferred location for their community awareness signs, they cannot be displayed at both their Welcome To sign/monument location and their MoDOT city limit sign location, and the city is still limited to a maximum of two community awareness signs per Welcome To sign/monument. If the city elects to install the community awareness signs on the city Welcome To sign, they must be installed on the sign posts directly below the city Welcome To sign, one community awareness sign per post. If these signs are associated with a city Welcome To monument, the community awareness signs must be attached to the monument.

	==903.9.28 Municipal Bus Stop Signing==		==903.9.28 Municipal Bus Stop Signing==

Hoskir: /* 903.9.12 City and County Accomplishment Plaques (I4-1P, I4-2P, I5-1P, I6-1P) */ remove image from this article

2024-04-03T16:33:36Z

903.9.12 City and County Accomplishment Plaques (I4-1P, I4-2P, I5-1P, I6-1P): remove image from this article

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	'''Standard.''' No new accomplishment plaque requests will be considered after September 1, 2021. All existing accomplishment plaques shall be maintained for the remainder of the 10-year term in accordance with the latest TR15 contract executed for each installation. No accomplishment contract will be renewed or extended beyond the contract termination date. All existing accomplishments listed on the plaques shall remain unchanged for the remainder of the contract terms. No additions, modifications or updates will be permitted.		'''Standard.''' No new accomplishment plaque requests will be considered after September 1, 2021. All existing accomplishment plaques shall be maintained for the remainder of the 10-year term in accordance with the latest TR15 contract executed for each installation. No accomplishment contract will be renewed or extended beyond the contract termination date. All existing accomplishments listed on the plaques shall remain unchanged for the remainder of the contract terms. No additions, modifications or updates will be permitted.
	[[image:903.9.13 monument.jpg\|right\|350px\|thumb\|'''<center>[[:Category:941 Permits and Access Requests#941.5 Request by a City to Construct a “Welcome To” Monument\|"Welcome To" Monument]]</center>''']]

	==903.9.13 Welcome To Signs for Cities==		==903.9.13 Welcome To Signs for Cities==

Hoskir: /* 903.9.13 Welcome To Signs for Cities */ updated per RR3864

2024-04-03T16:32:56Z

903.9.13 Welcome To Signs for Cities: updated per RR3864

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	==903.9.13 Welcome To Signs for Cities==		==903.9.13 Welcome To Signs for Cities==
			<gallery widths=275px heights=275px mode="packed-overlay" style="float:right">
			File:welcome_to_sign.png\|'''<center>"Welcome To" Sign</center>'''
			File:903.9.13 monument.jpg\|'''<center>[[:Category:941 Permits and Access Requests#941.5 Request by a City to Construct a “Welcome To” Monument\|"Welcome To" Monument]]</center>'''
			</gallery>
			'''Option.''' Cities may place Welcome To signs on MoDOT right of way within city limits as a gateway to welcome visitors to their city.

	'''~~Option~~.''' ~~Cities~~ may ~~place~~ Welcome To signs on ~~MoDOT right~~ of ~~way~~ to ~~welcome visitors~~ to ~~their~~ city ~~when their city limits encompass~~ the ~~intersection~~.		'''Standard.''' Welcome To signs shall fit on one or two MoDOT breakaway signposts (wood, PSST, pipe, structural) choosing the post type that properly supports the size of sign being installed using the post selection tools in [[903.3_Ground-Mounted_Sign_Supports\|EPG 903.3]]. MoDOT posts may be painted, but no other alterations may be applied as this can affect the safety performance of the post. The requirements for Welcome To signs include:
			:* Welcome To signs shall only be installed as ground mounted signs, Welcome To signs shall not be mounted overhead or on bridge structures, i.e. girders, columns abutment walls, etc.
			:* Welcome To signs shall not be illuminated electrically.
			:* Welcome To signs shall not contain advertisement of any kind.
			:* Welcome To signs shall not provide directional guidance by displaying destinations with or without arrows.
			:* Welcome to signs shall not display accomplishments, such as school related athletic achievements or city awards.
			:* A [[153.21 Traffic\|TR-42 agreement]] agreement shall be executed and a permit issued (to address traffic control, locate utilities and other aspects of the installation not addressed in the TR42 contract) before a Welcome To sign is installed. A city ordinance is required with the agreement. An ordinance provides evidence of the city’s assent to enter into an agreement with the Commission.

	~~Welcome To signs may be made retroreflective.~~		'''Guidance.''' Welcome To signs should be installed in a location that does not interfere with normal highway signs and possess the least possible threat to the motorist should they leave the roadway.
	~~[[image:903~~.~~9.13 sign.jpg\|right\|350px\|thumb\|~~'''~~<center>"~~Welcome To~~" Sign</center>''']]~~

	'''Standard.''' Welcome To signs shall fit on one or two MoDOT breakaway signposts (wood, PSST, pipe, structural) as a ground mounted sign only. Welcome To signs shall not be mounted overhead or on bridge structures, i.e. girders, columns abutment walls, etc.		'''Option.''' The content and design of the sign face is up to the city, design aspects which are optional and permissible include:
			:* Making the sign retroreflective so they are visible at night and have the same appearance at night as they do during the day.
	~~Welcome To signs shall not be illuminated electrically.~~		:* The sign can display a city slogan or recognition statement that does not change over time, such as, but limited to:
			::* “Sister City To…”
	~~Welcome To signs shall not contain advertisement of any kind.~~		::* “Home of…”
			::* The City Population
	~~Welcome To signs shall not provide directional guidance by displaying destinations with or without arrows.~~		::* The year the city was established

	~~A [[153.21 Traffic\|TR-42 agreement]] shall be executed before a Welcome To sign is installed.~~

	'''Guidance.''' Welcome To signs should be installed in a location that does not interfere with normal highway signs and possess the least possible threat to the motorist should they leave the roadway.

	The district should consider issuing a permit that would be tied to the installation of Welcome To signs to address details that are not covered in the TR-42 (such as locating utilities and traffic control responsibilities).

	~~'''Support~~.''' The content and design of the sign face is up to the city~~. It is recommended~~ the ~~signs be~~ retroreflective so they are visible at night and have the same appearance at night as they do during the day.

	Guidance for Welcome To monuments can be found in [[:Category:941 Permits and Access Requests#941.5 Request by a City to Construct a “Welcome To” Monument\|EPG 941.5]].		Guidance for Welcome To monuments can be found in [[:Category:941 Permits and Access Requests#941.5 Request by a City to Construct a “Welcome To” Monument\|EPG 941.5]].

Hoskir: /* 903.9.26 Local Reference Signs */ updated per RR3786

2023-10-10T19:57:57Z

903.9.26 Local Reference Signs: updated per RR3786

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	==903.9.26 Local Reference Signs==		==903.9.26 Local Reference Signs==

	~~{\| style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto"~~
	\|-
	\|[[image:I-15.jpg\|center\|thumb\|100px\|<center>'''I-15'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:TR42-1.jpg\|center\|thumb\|100px\|<center>'''TR42-1'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:TR42-3.jpg\|center\|thumb\|100px\|<center>'''TR42-3'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:TR42-3b.jpg\|center\|thumb\|100px\|<center>'''TR42-3b'''</center>]]
	\|-
	\|[[image:TR42-3c.jpg\|center\|thumb\|100px\|<center>'''TR42-3c'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:TR42-3d.jpg\|center\|thumb\|100px\|<center>'''TR42-3d'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:TR42-6.jpg\|center\|thumb\|110px\|<center>'''TR42-6'''</center>]]
	\|}

	'''Support.''' Local Reference signs are small ~~guide~~ signs installed and maintained by a city or county on state right of way ~~under~~ a ~~TR42 agreement~~. These signs provide guidance to city or county owned and maintained community sites which do not qualify for one of MoDOT’s supplemental guide sign programs.		<center><span>[[image:post_office-01.png\|110px]] [[image:library-01.png\|110px]] [[image:recycling_center-01.png\|110px]] [[image:tornado_shelter-01.png\|110px]]</span></center>

			'''Support.''' Local Reference signs are small informational signs installed and maintained by a city or county on state right of way per the terms of a Roles and Responsibilities document. These signs provide guidance to city or county owned and maintained community sites which do not qualify for one of MoDOT’s supplemental guide sign programs.

	Typical examples of sites that would qualify for Local Reference signing include, but not limited to:		Typical examples of sites that would qualify for Local Reference signing include, but are not limited to:
	:* City Hall		:* City Hall
	:* Police Station		:* Police Station
	:* Courthouse		:* Courthouse
	:* City/County Park		:* City/County Park
	:* City/County Pool		:* City/County Pool
	:* Senior Center		:* Senior Center
	:* Recycling Center.		:* Recycling Center

	'''Standard.''' Local Reference signs shall be 24 in. x 24 in. white on green guide signs with a directional arrow below the sign legend. The sign legend shall be limited to the generic name of the site, such as CITY PARK, and shall not include the proper name of the facility or the city / county name. Central Office Highway Safety and Traffic shall approve site types being requested for Local Reference signs and shall provide the sign design detail these signs shall be fabricated to match.		'''Standard.''' Local Reference signs shall be 24 in. x 24 in. white legend on green guide signs with a directional arrow below the sign legend. The sign legend shall be limited to the generic name of the site, such as CITY PARK, and shall not include the proper name of the facility or the city / county name. Central Office Highway Safety and Traffic shall approve site types being requested for Local Reference signs and shall provide the sign design detail these signs shall be fabricated to match.

	Local Reference signs shall only be placed at the first order sign location where motorists leave the state highway system. If the first order location is an interchange, the Local ~~reference~~ sign shall only be placed at the ramp terminal. Local ~~refence~~ signs shall not be placed on interstate highways or freeways. These signs shall only be installed on expressways with speed limits of 45 mph or less or on any conventional two-lane route.		Local Reference signs shall only be placed at the first order sign location where motorists leave the state highway system. If the first order location is an interchange, the Local Reference sign shall only be placed at the ramp terminal. Local Reference signs shall not be placed on interstate highways or freeways. These signs shall only be installed on expressways with speed limits of 45 mph or less or on any conventional two-lane route.

	A maximum of two Local Reference Signs on a maximum of one post shall be permitted at any given first order location. Local Reference signs shall direct motorists to the site along the most direct path possible. If the most direct path is not the same for the two directions of travel on the state route, the Local Reference signs for each direction shall be placed at two appropriate first order locations.		A maximum of two Local Reference Signs on a maximum of one post shall be permitted at any given first order location. Local Reference signs shall direct motorists to the site along the most direct path possible. If the most direct path is not the same for the two directions of travel on the state route, the Local Reference signs for each direction shall be placed at two appropriate first order locations.

	Local ~~reference~~ signs and posts shall be provided, installed, and maintained by the city/county ~~under~~ a ~~TR42 agreement~~, and the district shall approve all locations. Local reference signs shall be fabricated to MoDOT’s sign design details and shall meet minimum [https://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/ ''MUTCD''] standards for color, and retroreflection.		Local Reference signs and posts shall be provided, installed, and maintained by the city/county per the terms of a Roles and Responsibilities document, and the district shall approve all locations. Local reference signs shall be fabricated to MoDOT’s sign design details and shall meet minimum [https://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/ ''MUTCD''] standards for color and retroreflection. A permit shall be issued by MoDOT to the city/county prior to the installation of Local Reference Signs. These signs shall be installed in accordance with the exhibits included with the Roles and Responsibilities document.

	'''Guidance.''' Sites receiving Local Reference signing on MoDOT right of way could require additional trailblazer signing on city/county right of way to provide a complete path to the site. This signing is also the responsibility of the city/county to install and maintain. Trailblazer signs should match the same design, color and size as Local Reference signs so they are clearly associated with the first signs they see on MoDOT right of way.		'''Guidance.''' Sites receiving Local Reference signing on MoDOT right of way could require additional trailblazer signing on city/county right of way to provide a complete path to the site. This signing is also the responsibility of the city/county to install and maintain. Trailblazer signs should match the same design, color and size as Local Reference signs so they are clearly associated with the first signs they see on MoDOT right of way.

	==903.9.27 Community Awareness Signs==		==903.9.27 Community Awareness Signs==

Hoskir: /* 903.9.27 Community Awareness Signs */ updated per RR 3769

2023-09-11T20:54:23Z

903.9.27 Community Awareness Signs: updated per RR 3769

Hoskir: /* 903.9.14 State Line Signs (I2-1, I2-2, I2-3, I2-3P) */ updated per RR 3674

2023-04-03T13:14:24Z

903.9.14 State Line Signs (I2-1, I2-2, I2-3, I2-3P): updated per RR 3674

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	{\| style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto"		{\| style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto"
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	\|[[image:I2-1.jpg\|center\|thumb\|140px\|'''<center>I2-1'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:I2-2.~~jpg~~\|center\|thumb\|140px\|'''<center>I2-2'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:I2-3.~~jpg~~\|center\|thumb\|140px\|'''<center>I2-3'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:I2-3P.jpg\|center\|thumb\|140px\|'''<center>I2-3P'''</center>]]		\|[[image:I2-1.jpg\|center\|thumb\|140px\|'''<center>I2-1'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:903.9.14_I2-2_I2-3_03-31-2023.png\|center\|thumb\|140px\|'''<center>I2-2'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:903.9.14_I2-2_I2-3_03-31-2023.png\|center\|thumb\|140px\|'''<center>I2-3'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:I2-3P.jpg\|center\|thumb\|140px\|'''<center>I2-3P'''</center>]]
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	'''Guidance.''' At locations where it may be impractical to erect the MISSOURI WELCOMES YOU sign at or near the state line, the MISSOURI STATE LINE sign should be used. At locations where the MISSOURI WELCOMES YOU sign is erected in addition to the MISSOURI STATE LINE sign, the MISSOURI WELCOMES YOU should be installed within ¼ mile of the state line.		'''Guidance.''' At locations where it may be impractical to erect the MISSOURI WELCOMES YOU sign at or near the state line, the MISSOURI STATE LINE sign should be used. At locations where the MISSOURI WELCOMES YOU sign is erected in addition to the MISSOURI STATE LINE sign, the MISSOURI WELCOMES YOU should be installed within ¼ mile of the state line.

	'''Option.''' The MISSOURI STATE LINE sign may be erected on other routes where it is impractical to use the Welcome to Missouri sign.		'''Option.''' The MISSOURI STATE LINE sign may be erected on other routes where it is impractical to use the Welcome to Missouri sign.

	==903.9.15 River and Major Lake Name (I3-1)==		==903.9.15 River and Major Lake Name (I3-1)==

Smithk: /* 903.9.5.1 Corridor Designations */

2022-01-31T14:30:51Z

903.9.5.1 Corridor Designations

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	{\| style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto"		{\| style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto"
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	\|[[image:M17-9.jpg\|center\|thumb\|120px\|'''<center>M17-9'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-12.jpg\|center\|thumb\|~~120px~~\|'''<center>M17-12'''</center>]]		\|[[image:M17-9.jpg\|center\|thumb\|120px\|'''<center>M17-9'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-12.jpg\|center\|thumb\|135px\|'''<center>M17-12'''</center>]]
	\|}		\|}

Smithk: /* 903.9.5 Auto Tour Route Signs (M17 series) (MUTCD Section 2H.07) */ Per TS, minor relocation of route sign images to better coordinate with guidance

2022-01-31T14:28:49Z

903.9.5 Auto Tour Route Signs (M17 series) (MUTCD Section 2H.07): Per TS, minor relocation of route sign images to better coordinate with guidance

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	\|[[image:M17-1.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-1'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-2.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-2'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-3.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-3'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-4.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-4'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-5.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-5~~'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-6.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-6~~'''</center>]]		\|[[image:M17-1.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-1'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-2.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-2'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-3.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-3'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-4.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-4'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-5.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-5'''</center>]]
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	~~\|[[image:M17-7.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-7'''</center>]]\|~~\|[[image:M17-8.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-8'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-8a.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-8a~~'''</center>]]\|\|colspan="2"\|[[image:M17-9.jpg\|center\|thumb\|120px\|'''<center>M17-9~~'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-10.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-10'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-11.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-11'''</center>]]		\|[[image:M17-8.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-8'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-8a.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-8a'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-10.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-10'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-11.jpg\|center\|thumb\|80px\|'''<center>M17-11'''</center>]]
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	===903.9.5.1 Corridor Designations===		===903.9.5.1 Corridor Designations===

			{\| style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto"
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			\|[[image:M17-9.jpg\|center\|thumb\|120px\|'''<center>M17-9'''</center>]]\|\|[[image:M17-12.jpg\|center\|thumb\|120px\|'''<center>M17-12'''</center>]]
			\|}

	'''Support.''' Corridor designations are typically multi-state route names established and/or implemented by neighboring state DOTs. In Missouri, the adoption of corridor designations was accomplished through Commission action.		'''Support.''' Corridor designations are typically multi-state route names established and/or implemented by neighboring state DOTs. In Missouri, the adoption of corridor designations was accomplished through Commission action.

Smithk: Per TS, removed populations from city limit signs. City limit and county line sign designs will be modified to match the MUTCD standard layout of jurisdictional boundary signs.

2021-12-30T14:58:09Z

Per TS, removed populations from city limit signs. City limit and county line sign designs will be modified to match the MUTCD standard layout of jurisdictional boundary signs.

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	!City Limit		!City Limit
	\|\|I4-1, I4-1a, I4-2~~, I4-2a~~, I4-2b~~, I4-2c~~\|\| [[#903.9.9 City/County Limit Signs (I4, I5, I6 Series)\|903.9.9]] \|\| Varies\|\| Varies\|\| -\|\| Varies		\|\|I4-1, I4-1a, I4-2, I4-2b\|\| [[#903.9.9 City/County Limit Signs (I4, I5, I6 Series)\|903.9.9]] \|\| Varies\|\| Varies\|\| -\|\| Varies
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	!Town		!Town
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	!Custom City Limit		!Custom City Limit
	\|\|I4-1a, I4-2b~~, I4-2c~~ \|\|[[#903.9.11 Custom City Limit and Custom County Line Signs (I4-1a, I4-2c, I6-1a)\|903.9.11]]\|\| Varies\|\| Varies\|\| -\|\| Varies		\|\|I4-1a, I4-2b \|\|[[#903.9.11 Custom City Limit and Custom County Line Signs (I4-1a, I4-2b, I6-1a)\|903.9.11]]\|\| Varies\|\| Varies\|\| -\|\| Varies
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	!Custom County Limit		!Custom County Limit
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	'''Standard.''' The City Limit (I4 series) signs shall be erected at the city limit of each incorporated area, at the point where the city limit crosses the right of way. If there is inadequate space at this location to install a sign, the city limit sign shall be moved to the closest appropriate location within the city limit boundaries.		'''Standard.''' The City Limit (I4 series) signs shall be erected at the city limit of each incorporated area, at the point where the city limit crosses the right of way. If there is inadequate space at this location to install a sign, the city limit sign shall be moved to the closest appropriate location within the city limit boundaries.

	~~The population of the I4~~ series signs shall be ~~according~~ to the ~~latest U.S. Census published by~~ the ~~United States Department of Commerce or in accordance with a special census by~~ the ~~governor~~.		County Line (I6 series) signs shall be erected on all state routes at the county line boundary. If there is inadequate space at this location to install a sign, the county line sign shall be moved to the closest appropriate location within the county boundaries.

	The population ~~shall not~~ be ~~shown~~ on ~~an Unincorporated Community sign~~.		'''Support.''' Beginning July 1, 2021, city populations will no longer be included on city limit signs to comply with new guidance which will be included in the 11<sup>th</sup> edition of the MUTCD. The decision to phase out the display of populations on city limit signs prior to the release of the 11<sup>th</sup> edition of the MUTCD was due to the pending release of the updated US Census numbers. This was to avoid the significant expenditure of resources to update all existing city limit signs with new populations. Existing city limit signs will continue to display the city population until the end of the sign’s service life with no option to update the display. City limit and county line sign designs will also be modified to match the MUTCD standard layout of jurisdictional boundary signs currently used on Missouri’s State Line signs, displaying the proper name of the boundary followed by the boundary type.

	~~The County Line (I6 series)~~ signs shall be ~~erected~~ on ~~all routes at~~ county ~~lines~~.		'''Standard.''' City limit and county line signs shall only display the proper name of the incorporated community, or the proper name of the county, these jurisdictional boundary signs are marking, followed by the jurisdictional boundary description of “CITY LIMIT” or “COUNTY LINE” respectively. Names of elected officials or promotional messages, such as notable accomplishments or claims, shall not be displayed on, or with, city limit or county line signs.

	'''Guidance.''' The County Line sign should not be erected at the state line.		'''Guidance.''' The County Line sign should not be erected at the state line.
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	'''Guidance.''' Care should be taken when considering adding supplemental signs to make sure they do not interfere with or distract from regulatory, warning or guide signs. Sufficient spacing of at least 800 ft. on freeways or expressways should be allowed for drivers to be able to read and comprehend the sign messages.		'''Guidance.''' Care should be taken when considering adding supplemental signs to make sure they do not interfere with or distract from regulatory, warning or guide signs. Sufficient spacing of at least 800 ft. on freeways or expressways should be allowed for drivers to be able to read and comprehend the sign messages.

	==903.9.11 Custom City Limit and Custom County Line Signs (I4-1a, I4-2c, I6-1a)==		==903.9.11 Custom City Limit and Custom County Line Signs (I4-1a, I4-2b, I6-1a)==

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	'''Support.''' Many cities and counties want to enhance their identity and presence to the traveling public. A way to do this is by ~~placing~~ customized city or county limit signs in lieu of the MoDOT standard ~~sign~~. Standards have been developed, according to the MUTCD, as to what the signs will look like and what is allowed to be added to customize the signs. Custom signs are not required at city or county limits on the state system.		'''Support.''' Many cities and counties want to enhance their identity and presence to the traveling public. A way to do this is by requesting MoDOT to install customized city or county limit signs in lieu of the MoDOT standard jurisdictional boundary signs. Displaying the city or county logo or emblem along with the jurisdictional boundary information is in compliance with MUTCD standards. Standards have been developed, according to the MUTCD, as to what the signs will look like and what is allowed to be added to customize the signs. Custom signs are not required at city or county limits on the state system.

	Incorporated communities are permitted to request that custom city limit signs be installed on the state system.		Incorporated communities are permitted to request that custom city limit signs be installed on the state system.
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	The signs shall be white legend on a green background. The signs shall be made of reflectorized material according to MoDOT standards. Lettering on the signs shall be of the approved size and style as contained in the [https://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/ MUTCD] for the type of facility where the signs will go.		The signs shall be white legend on a green background. The signs shall be made of reflectorized material according to MoDOT standards. Lettering on the signs shall be of the approved size and style as contained in the [https://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/ MUTCD] for the type of facility where the signs will go.

	The left side of ~~the~~ signs shall be the standard message used on MoDOT-supplied city or county ~~limit~~ signs ~~that is~~ the ~~wording “City Limit”,~~ the ~~name of~~ the city ~~and the population~~ or ~~“Entering” and name of~~ county~~. The right side of~~ the ~~sign, in a~~ square area~~, dependent on~~ the ~~height~~ of ~~the sign,~~ shall ~~be where the city or county will~~ be allowed ~~to put their custom legend~~. The ~~use~~ of a city or county logo ~~or emblem~~ shall be ~~allowed. Logos~~ of ~~individual organizations shall not be allowed~~.		The left side of custom boundary signs shall display the standard message used on standard MoDOT-supplied city limit or county line signs with the right side of the sign displaying the official city or county logo or emblem (the square area in the sign images shown above). Logos of individual organizations shall not be allowed. The maximum size of the city or county logo (height and width) shall be two times the upper-case legend height of the city or county name displayed on the sign.

	When a city or county elects to use a customized limit sign, MoDOT shall replace the standard sign with the custom sign. If there is a need for a speed limit sign, the speed limit sign shall be installed the same as if a standard city limit sign were used.		When a city or county elects to use a customized limit sign, MoDOT shall replace the standard sign with the custom sign. If there is a need for a speed limit sign, the speed limit sign shall be installed the same as if a standard city limit sign were used.

	A participation fee shall be paid for by the city/county which will include all cost for fabrication, installation, and maintenance of the signs. Refer to [[903.16 Signing Agreements\|EPG 903.16]] for contract process.		A participation fee shall be paid for by the city/county which will include all cost for fabrication, installation, and maintenance of the signs. Refer to [[903.15 Signing Agreements\|EPG 903.15 Signing Agreements]] for contract process.

	Lighting of these signs shall not be allowed.		Lighting of these signs shall not be allowed.

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	==903.9.27 Community Awareness Signs==		==903.9.27 Community Awareness Signs==

	'''Support.''' Many ~~communities~~ cities/counties participate in programs sponsored by different ~~agencies or groups~~. Some of these programs provide signs ~~that~~ the cities/counties then wish to post with ~~the~~ city limit sign ~~want to post~~ to acknowledge their participation. Cities/counties must achieve the minimum program requirements outlined by each sponsoring organization in order to qualify and/or continue to qualify for. Signing for the following programs are approved for installation on right of way:		'''Support.''' Many cities/counties participate in programs sponsored by different organizations. Some of these programs provide signs the cities/counties then wish to post with their city limit sign to acknowledge their participation. Cities/counties must achieve the minimum program requirements outlined by each sponsoring organization in order to qualify and/or continue to qualify for one or more of these programs. Signing for the following programs are approved for installation on MoDOT right of way:

	:A. '''Storm Ready Program –''' Administered by National Weather Service program.		:A. '''Storm Ready Program –''' Administered by National Weather Service program.
	:B. '''Disaster Resistant Community Program -''' Sponsored by FEMA and locally coordinated by SEMA.		:B. '''Disaster Resistant Community Program -''' Sponsored by FEMA and locally coordinated by SEMA.
	:C. '''Missouri Community Betterment Program -''' Administered by the Missouri Community Betterment Education Fund, Inc.		:C. '''Missouri Community Betterment Program -''' Administered by the Missouri Community Betterment Education Fund, Inc.
	:D. '''TREE CITY U.S.A. Program –''' Administered by National Arbor Day Foundation.		:D. '''TREE CITY U.S.A. Program –''' Administered by National Arbor Day Foundation.
	:E. '''National Neighborhood Watch Program –''' Administered by the National Sheriff’s Association		:E. '''National Neighborhood Watch Program –''' Administered by the National Sheriff’s Association
	:F. '''MADD Program –''' Administered by Mothers Against Drunk Driving		:F. '''MADD Program –''' Administered by Mothers Against Drunk Driving
	:G. '''D.A.R.E. Program -''' Administered by the MSHP in conjunction with local law enforcement		:G. '''D.A.R.E. Program -''' Administered by the MSHP in conjunction with local law enforcement
	:H. '''Purple Heart City/County –''' Administered by the Military Order of the Purple Heart		:H. '''Purple Heart City/County –''' Administered by the Military Order of the Purple Heart
	:I. '''POW-MIA City/County –''' Administered by the Jefferson Barracks POW-MIA Museum		:I. '''POW-MIA City/County –''' Administered by the Jefferson Barracks POW-MIA Museum
	:J. '''Agri-Ready County -''' Administered by Missouri Farmers Care / Dept. of Agriculture		:J. '''Agri-Ready County -''' Administered by Missouri Farmers Care / Dept. of Agriculture
	:K. '''Firewise USA Program –''' Administered by the National Fire Protection Association		:K. '''Firewise USA Program –''' Administered by the National Fire Protection Association
			:L. '''Main Street America –''' Administered by the Missouri Main Street Connection

	'''Standard.''' Community awareness signs shall not detract from MoDOT signs ~~and~~ maintenance of the roadway. The signs shall look professional, ~~not~~ contain advertising of any kind. These signs shall not be displayed on interstates or freeways. These signs shall only be installed on expressways with speed limits of 45 mph or less or on any conventional two-lane route. These sign assemblies shall be placed ~~adjacent and~~ to the right of the city limit sign to tie the message to the community. The number of community awareness signs adjacent to any given city limit will be limited to two signs installed on one common post. No community awareness sign shall be mounted to a MoDOT post assembly.		'''Standard.''' Community awareness signs shall not detract from, or interfere with, MoDOT signs or maintenance of the roadway. The signs shall look professional and shall not, contain advertising of any kind. These signs shall not be displayed on interstates or freeways. These signs shall only be installed on expressways with speed limits of 45 mph or less or on any conventional two-lane route. These sign assemblies shall be placed to the right of the city/county limit sign to tie the message to the community/county. The number of community awareness signs adjacent to any given city/county limit will be limited to two signs installed on one common post supplied and maintained by the city/county. No community awareness sign shall be mounted to a MoDOT post assembly.

	Cities shall not fabricate their own copies and/or versions of the official signs ~~Community Awareness programs~~, only those signs provided by the sponsoring organization ~~can~~ be installed on MoDOT right of way.		Cities/counties shall not install signs on MoDOT right of way before signing the Roles and Responsibilities agreement and receiving a permit from the local MoDOT district office. The roles and responsibilities agreement contains the guidance for how and where signs are to be installed on MoDOT right of way.

			Cities/counties shall be approved by the sign program sponsoring organization before acquiring signs. Cities shall not fabricate their own copies and/or versions of the official community awareness program signs, only those signs provided by the sponsoring organization shall be installed on MoDOT right of way. Signs shall be removed from the right of way if the city/county no longer qualifies for the program the sign represents.

	'''Option.''' If there is not room to place community awareness signs adjacent to the city limit sign, the community awareness assembly may be located 200 feet down stream of the city limit sign.		'''Option.''' If there is not room to place community awareness signs adjacent to the city limit sign, the community awareness assembly may be located 200 feet down stream of the city limit sign.