The fact of the matter is you never actually 'create' a Servicing Authority. When a new Signal System is created in TSSA the Servicing Authority defaults to Alberta Transportation. Therefore you either leave the default in tact or replace Alberta Transportation with a municipality who is the servicing authority.
This procedure provides the steps necessary to record a change in servicing authority. In this scenario Alberta Transportation was the original servicing authority when the traffic signal system went into operation. Now the maintenance of the signal system lies with the City of Red Deer (this is an example only).
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From the Signal System screen, in the Servicing Authorities section click on the New button.
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The Servicing Authority screen is displayed.
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In the Servicing Authority field begin typing the name of the new authority (i.e. red). Click to select the new authority. |
The Servicing Authority drop down displays matching municipality names.
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Type the date when the new authority took over in the Effective Date (i.e. 08-Jun-2011) field. Note: The Calendar |
The Effective Date displays.
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Enter the name of a person, department or organization who can be contacted for additional information if necessary in the Contact Information field (optional) |
The Contact Information displays.
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Enter additional information (i.e. office address, telephone number, etc.) in the Comments field (optional). |
The Comments display.
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Click the Save |
The Servicing Authority screen refreshes and displays a confirmation message.
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In the breadcrumb trail click the Signal System Number (i.e. S243) link to return to the Signal System screen. |
In the Servicing Authorities section the new Servicing Authority is displayed.
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button can be used to select the date..
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