(A) A 50-foot wide minimum right-of-way width must be acquired by the party desiring the improvement from the adjacent property owners on behalf of the county.
(B) Trees along the 50-foot right-of-way 12 inches or greater in diameter are to be cut and removed by the parties desiring the improvement.
(C) The grading and shaping of the road bed, side slopes, and ditches will be a joint venture between the county and developing parties. The county highway forces will use their standard equipment to final grade and shape the slopes, roadbed, and ditches. The developing parties will provide the large volume cut, and fill the earth work as directed by the county. This includes, but is not limited to, hiring dozers, hi-lifts, rippers, and scrapers, as required.
(D) The pipes, bridges, and drainage structures will be provided by the county.
(E) The rock required for a 18-foot wide, six-inch deep roadbed will be purchased by the developing parties at the F.O.B. pick up, and priced at the quarry. The county will transport, spread, and grade the rock to the desired profile.
(F) Upon satisfactory completion of divisions (A) through (E) above, the road will become an improved aggregate road for regular public use, and will be maintained by the county in a manner that is similar to aggregate roads of the area.
(Ord. 2 1988, passed 5-2-1988)