Wis. Admin. Code Rustic Roads Board Trans-RR 1.12 - Sign maintenance
(1) The standard statewide rustic road sign
and the numerical identification placard shall be erected at all important
public entrance points to a rustic road sign as mutually agreed upon by the
maintaining authority and the department. Beneath the standard statewide rustic
road sign, affixed to the same sign post, shall be the standard placard
denoting the numerical identification of the rustic road within the statewide
system of rustic roads.
(2) At each
terminus of the rustic road an additional standardized placard denoting the
length, in miles, of the rustic road shall be affixed to the post supporting
the rustic road sign and placed below both the rustic road sign and the placard
denoting the numerical identification of the individual rustic road.
(3) The rustic road marking signs may be
placed on existing information or highway identification sign posts but shall
not be placed on any regulatory or warning sign posts.
(4)
(a) The
department, at its own expense, shall furnish and install the initial rustic
roads marking signs needed on all officially designated rustic roads.
(b) Each year, at the department's request,
the maintaining authority for a rustic road shall inventory all the rustic
roads marking signs on its rustic road. The inventory shall be sent to the
department and shall state the number of missing or damaged rustic roads
marking signs on its rustic road and shall identify the location of those
missing or damaged signs that should be replaced. After receiving this
inventory, the department, at its own expense, shall furnish and install the
needed replacement rustic roads marking signs.
(c) The maintaining authority for a rustic
road shall furnish, install and maintain all other guide or warning signs,
signals, markings or devices on its rustic road at its own expense.
(5) All informational, regulatory,
warning and identification signs shall be erected and maintained as necessary,
in accordance with chs. 86 and 349, Stats., and ch. Trans 200.
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