Authorize maintenance agreement with Caltrans for Harbour Way intersection
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Resolution 118-21
In Plain English
The city installed new signs and road striping at the intersection of Harbour Way South and Hoffman Boulevard. Caltrans requires the city to maintain these improvements through a formal agreement. If approved, Richmond becomes responsible for ongoing upkeep of the intersection markings and signage.
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