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REQUIRE,MENTS TO MEET THE CONDITIONS OF THE PERMIT 1. No work under this application is to be started until application is approved and the permit granted. 2. if mail delivery service is necessary, Sherburne County requires an approved Swing-Away Mailbox Support(MNDOT Standard plate 9350A) will be installed by SCPWD and included as part of the permit fee.Notify the permit agent after the location of placement is determined. 3. Where work on the traveled roadway is necessary,traffic must be protected in accordance with the standards listed in the MN MUTCD manual. 4. Neither supplies nor excavated materials(dirt,sod,gravel,bituminous,etc.)shall be deposited on the County Highway Right-of-Way during the construction of driveway or installation of drainage facilities. 5. Access till slopes shall be constructed at a 6:1 within the ROW and shall be finished with 4" of topsoil, grass seeded and mulched. Seventy percent uniform distribution minimum re-establishment of turf and any erosion repairs are required, prior to final approval. Horizontal slope lengths for a 3'ditch(is 3'X6')= 18ft.;4'ditch(4'X6')=24ft.;5'ditch(5'X6')=3011.(See attached detail sheet) 6. Driveways shall be so constructed as to slope down and away from the shoulder line of the County Highway for a distance of 10 feet. (See attached detail sheet) 7. All culverts placed in out-ROW shall meet Sherburne County requirements and culvert ends shall have 6:1 safety aprons and grates. Culverts shall be provided and installed by the applicant/developer.(See attached detail sheet)SCPWD requires RCP culverts under public roads. 8. Access removals must match existing shoulder,down slope of the road,and ditch grade on either side of removed access. (See attached detail sheet) 9. Once completed and accepted any changes or alterations to the access within the ROW will require a new permit. 10. After driveway construction is completed the permittee shall complete the bottom portion on the other side of this form and return a copy of the permit to Sherburne County Public Works for final inspection and approval. 11. The Access Bond Fee shall be returned to the applicant only when all of the required conditions of the permit have been satisfied. If the access construction is not completed per the requirements listed above,the permit will be considered a Right of Way Violation and any costs incurred by the County to complete the unfinished construction shall be charged to the applicant. GENERAL INFORMATION By MN State Statutes,no boulders,landscape timbers,retaining walls,plantings,fence posts and wire,etc. are permitted within road right of ways. ➢ Sherburne County reserves the right to control the access point to the County highway and may require that it be shared. The access point is determined with consideration to the following factors: meet the spacing requirements in the Transportation Plan, one access per parcel, avoid or minimize wetland impacts, safest location on the County highway relative to vertical and horizontal curves. The applicant is required to submit a drawing(with the completed permit application)of the property indicating the proposed access location or meet with the Permit Agent on site. The applicant should stake the proposed desired access point. All accesses, residential, commercial and industrial entrances shall be constructed per MnDOT standard plate no. 9000D regarding access width and radius. Consideration for special situations may be approved by the County Engineer on a case by case basis. ➢ To minimize site plan changes, it is desirable that preliminary driveway layouts for proposed driveways at commercial sites be submitted by the applicant to the County Engineer prior to making the permit application. By this means, construction and maintenance plans for the portion of the county highway under consideration may suggest alternate or improved methods or standards of construction or reconstruction to the property owner and/or applicant. > Bituminous or concrete paving of a driveway does not require a permit,if there are no other alterations. > An approved application grants permission for the construction of the access in accordance to the requirements listed above, any accompanying standard detail sheet(s)and any special provisions outlined in the supplemental letter. Rev. 3/26/13