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Each year, case histories of various types of inter-governmental cooperation are presented at various conferences or meetings; yet, the practical occurrence of such arrangements are not as wide spread as might be advantageous to our society. Governmental entitles or agencies may often be overwhelmed by the constraints which make cooperative efforts difficult to achieve. Some of the hazards encountered are: ego or authority domination, political antagonisms, legal or statutory, inadequate budgeting, and poor planning or management. When constraints to desirable cooperative programs are properly identified, successful solutions can be devised. (Author)

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Budgeting; Constraints; Cooperation; County government; Intergovernmental relations; Legal factors; Maintenance management; Politics

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Administration and Management; Finance; Highways; Law; Maintenance and Preservation; I10: Economics and Administration; I61: Equipment and Maintenance Methods

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• A SYSTEMATIC PROCEDURE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF MAINTENANCE LEVELS OF SERVICE
• ACHIEVING INTERGOVERNMENTAL COOPERATION
• COMPONENTS OF A PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
• ENGINEERED PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
• GENERAL COMMENTS: SESSION A--STANDARDS, SESSION B--MEASURING PERFORMANCE, SESSION C--ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING, SESSION D--GENERAL TOPICS
• IDENTIFYING MAINTENANCE NEEDS
• INCORPORATING QUALITY STANDARDS AND IMPACTS WITHIN HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
• MAINTENANCE DATA
• PHOTOLOGGING--A MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT TOOL
• RATING SYSTEM FOR NEW MEXICO'S MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
• REMARKS BY DEPUTY FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATOR JOHN S. HASSELL, JR., BEFORE THE NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, HILTON HEAD, SOUTH CAROLINA, JULY 7, 1980.
• REMARKS BY SECRETARY WILLIAM N. ROSE, FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AT THE WORKSHOP ON MAINTAINING THE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, JULY 6-8, 1980
• RISK MANAGEMENT
• ROAD NEEDS STUDIED IN ONTARIO
• THE PENNSYLVANIA DOT TRAINED OBSERVER SURVEY: DESIGN AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS
• WORKING WITH A HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE SIMULATION MODEL...USING AN INTERACTIVE INPUT MODULE