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AUTHORIZING HIGHWAY PERMIT WITH THE CITY OF DECATUR, ILLINOIS AND THE STATE OF ILLINOIS FOR PERMISSION TO WORK IN STATE RIGHT-OF-WAY
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4/15/2002
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, , <br /> + • F <br /> � <br /> , . , , � . . <br /> Work cannot be started on the highway right-of-way until the permit has been signed by the <br /> Applicant and approved by the District Engineer. This permit is required to be available at the <br /> job site at all times for inspection by a duly authorized representative of the Department of <br /> Transportation or the Illinois State Police. <br /> It must be understood that everyone working on this project shall indemnify and save harmless I <br /> the State of Illinois, its officers; and employees from all suits, actions, or damages received or <br /> sustained by any person or property on account of or in consequence of any act of omission, I <br /> neglect, or misconduct, by your organization or anyone working with your organization. ', <br /> The Applicant shall furnish their contractor with one (1) copy of this permit. This copy shall be I' <br /> available for inspection at the job site by authorized personnel upon request. <br /> The District Engineer or his duly authorized representative shall be notified twenty-four (24) <br /> hours before the installation begins so the work may be inspected for conformity. <br /> The Applicant, his successors and assigns, agrees to hold harmless the State of Illinois and its <br /> duly appointed agents and employees against any action for personal injury, property damage, <br /> or claims arising out of environmental laws or regulations sustained by reason of the exercise of <br /> this permit. <br /> The Applicant or their Contractor shall control and protect all vehicular and pedestrian traffic by <br /> use of signs, barricades, flagmen, lights and watchmen and by any other means as required in <br /> the "Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways" during the progress <br /> of the work as described within this permit. Minimum desirable standards are attached for <br /> normal situations. However, additional protection must be provided when special complexities <br /> and hazards arise. Type I barricades, Type I I barricades, or vertical panels on 50-foot centers <br /> will be required along the edge of pavement if the difference in elevation between the edge of <br /> pavement and the area adjacent to the edge of pavement exceeds 3 inches. <br /> Work perFormed on or adjacent to one and two lane pavements during hours of daylight does <br /> not necessitate a special approved traffic control plan; however, it is understood that the said <br /> work will be protected by the applicable standards set forth in the Illinois Manual on Uniform <br /> Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways. <br /> Two-way traffic is to be maintained at all times on Illinois Routes 48 & 121 during this <br /> construction. - � <br /> Class "SI" concrete shall be used in all proposed concrete construction on the right-of-way. <br /> A curing period of 3 days shall be maintained for all concrete in the proposed entrance and <br /> curbing if high-early-strength cement or rich-mix (7 bag) concrete is used. If regular concrete is <br /> used, a curing period of 7 days is required. The surface of the new concrete shall be kept moist <br /> and a minimum temperature of 40°F. shall be maintained during the entire curing period. <br />
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