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For any signs not installed prior to July 1, 2018, the Town requires developers to install these permanent signs according to the Town’s standard details. In previous years, the Town of Apex has installed street name and other traffic signs on new public streets within private development projects. The Town of Apex maintains all signs within Town rights-of-way for the purposes of traffic control, displaying street names, and enforcing other regulations after successful completion of the developer warranty period. The town contracts with a private firm every 3 years to obtain a pavement condition survey (PDF) determining which streets need to be resurfaced and what amount of work is required. The Town of Apex repairs and resurfaces municipal streets on an as-needed basis using the Powell Bill Program supplemented with the Town of Apex General Fund when needed.

The Powell Bill program is administered by North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) and provides funding based on center-line miles of municipal streets within the corporate limits regardless of the number of lanes. The current Powell Bill Map identifies streets by maintenance responsibility and whether or not they were added during the previous fiscal year.