2. Ordinance on highway accesses

. Traffic Signal Warrant Analysis . Sight Distance Study . Geometric Plan . Pavement Design . Engineering Plans . On-site Engineering Plan . Cost Estimate . Photographs of the existing right-of-way at 100 foot intervals. All photographs must be taken parallel, not perpendicular to, the right-of-way, All submitted documents shall be signed and sealed by a professional engineer. Specific direction will be given at the initial meeting or in the initial review letter. 4. A performance guarantee (See Chapter 13) in an acceptable form for $1000 dollars shall be submitted. 5. Upon receipt and approval of the items listed in Section 7.1, the Permanent Access Permit and all Utility Permits will be issued. 6. When all construction work is completed, per the approved plans, the applicant shall notify the Highway Department, in writing, to request an inspection. CHAPTER 8 Requirements for Temporary Access Facilities 8.1 Permit Process and Requirements The process for a Temporary Access Permit consists of the following steps: 1. The applicant shall sign and submit an application, 2. The Highway Department will verify the access location in the field or by map and determine if the location will provide safe ingress and egress to the lot. At this time the determination of the need for such items as culverts will be made. If the Temporary Access Permit application proposes the use of an existing approach for a new and temporary use, the Highway Department will verify the access location in the field and determine if the existing approach will provide safe ingress and egress based on the existing traffic flow and anticipated traffic utilizing the approach. 3. If the Temporary Access Permit includes the construction of temporary approach. the applicant shall submit a removal guarantee for the sum of $1000 dollars (See Chapter 13), 15 ... ""'. ".V'l'1)\ij 1 --I T -o::::J