§ 9. Conformance.  


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  • When it is necessary for any individual, corporation, firm and/or their contractors and agents to install or construct utility lines, services, and appurtenances within a county right-of-way or to pursue any construction operation, a written permit shall be obtained from the county. If a state permit is required in connection with the work, then a county permit will not be necessary, except for that part of work, if any, which is solely on county right-of-way. (Note: Encroachment for agricultural purposes is not considered necessary, and any cases of such on county right-of-way will [be] subject to enforcement of the penalties of this ordinance.)

    Affected roads. Prior to the requirement of any permit pursuant to Article 9 of Ordinance 130, the county shall compile a complete list of county roads, which list shall be continuously updated. Right-of-way width information also shall be listed, as available. (Note: Right-of-way problems may include: old plats not being recorded; rights-of-way of varying widths; prescriptive right-of-way only as wide as the scraped surface; etc.)

(Ord. No. 91-3, § 12, 5-20-91)