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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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All work authorized herein shall be performed in accordance with applicable portions of State of <br /> Illinois Department of Transportation Manuals entitled "Policy on the Accommodation of Utilities <br /> on Right-of-Way of the Illinois State Highway System," and "Standard Specifications for Road <br /> and Bridge Construction." <br /> All cuts in existing highway pavement, paved shoulders, driveways, gutters, or curb and gutter <br /> shall be saw cuts to attain a vertical joint. <br /> Proposed permanent patches in the existing highway pavement shall extend eighteen inches I <br /> (18") beyond each side of the trench and shall be of material specified in the permit. Temporary I <br /> patches consisting of a minimum of eight inches (8") of compacted earth or crushed stone and <br /> two inches (2") of cold lay asphalt may be placed and maintained until the permanent patch is <br /> constructed. <br /> This permit is issued only with the express understanding that the Petitioner has obtained the <br /> proper authority for the said installation from the Environmental Protection Agency, Division of <br /> Public Water Supply. <br /> Waterlines shall be installed to meet or exceed the recommendations of the current "Standard <br /> Specifications for Water and Sewer Main Construction in Illinois." <br /> All pipe, conduit, wire, poles, cross arms, or other materials distributed along the highway prior <br /> to installation shall be placed as remote as practicable from the edge of the pavement in a <br /> manner to minimize its being a hazard to errant vehicles or an obstacle to highway <br /> maintenance. If material is to be stored on highway right-of-way for more than two (2) weeks <br /> prior to installation, approval must be obtained from the Department. <br /> Upon completion of all construction or maintenance work on highway right-of-way, the <br /> Contractor(s) and/or the Applicant shall remove all excess material and restore all turf and <br /> terrain to the satisfaction of the Department. Such cleanup and repair may consist of backfilling, <br /> regrading, reseeding, resodding, or any other requirements to restore the right-of-way to a <br /> condition equivalent to that which existed prior to the commencement of the project. <br /> All turF areas on State right-of-way disturbed by this construction shall be seeded or reseeded <br /> until a grass turf is reestablished. The disturbed areas shall be seeded with the specified <br /> mixture at the following ratio: Three pounds of Kentucky Bluegrass or Kentucky 31 or Alta <br /> Fescue, and two pounds of Perennial Ryegrass. The application rate shall be five pounds per <br /> 1,000 square feet. All areas shall be mulched with straw and areas with slopes greater that 3:1 <br /> shall be covered with an erosion control fabric. <br /> The Applicant and/or their Contractor shall be required to repair all severed field drainage tiles, <br /> sanitary sewers, storm sewers, or utility service lines and their appurtenances resulting from the <br /> work authorized by this permit. The repair of severed field drainage tiles may include the <br /> installation of a field tile inspection well to be located approximately 6 inches inside the <br /> right-of-way line. <br />
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