(A) The permit application should be accompanied by four sets of construction plans, no larger than 24 feet by 36 inches in size, prepared by a registered professional engineer, and/or a registered land surveyor showing the following information in detail:
(1) Driveways and approaches including dimensions for width, length, angle of intersection, radii, and any other measurements necessary to show the geometrics of the approaches, drawn to a scale of 1 inch equaling 20 or 30 feet;
(2) A rate of slope or grade of pavement for approaches and driveways, and typical cross- sections;
(3) The type of approach and driveway pavement material (aggregate, concrete or bituminous pavement including depth of lifts);
(4) The existing drainage patterns, including existing contours and structures, including the size and kind;
(5) New drainage patterns, including existing contours, showing the effect on downstream County Highway Department facilities and private property, and structures, including the size, kind, invert pipe elevations, and inlet elevations;
(6) A separate pavement marking plan showing all existing and proposed pavement markings with details of type, material, color and the like;
(7) The width dimensions of the highway right-of-way;
(8) The width and type of highway pavement;
(9) Highway right-of-way and property lines;
(10) The development site plan showing parking, interior drives, buildings, and other improvements, including distance from the right-of-way line to proposed site improvements such as gasoline pumps, as applicable;
(11) All utility lines, including but not limited to water, storm and sanitary sewer, gas, electric power, telephone and CATV cables. This shall include any easements. Conflicts with utility lines shall be resolved by the applicant and appropriate corrective measures shown on the construction plans;
(12) The distance to and the design of all drives, intersecting roads, streets, railways, or crossovers within 500 feet in each direction on both sides of the county road from the applicant’s property lines drawn to a scale of 1 inch equaling 50 feet;
(13) The posted speed limit on the road and all traffic control equipment serving the county road, including but not limited to traffic signal devices, lighting, pavement markings, guardrail, and sign structures;
(14) The proposed treatment of the right-of-way area adjacent to and between approaches;
(15) Appropriate symbols such as the north arrow, direction of lane travel and direction of drainage flow, and a legend defining abbreviations and graphic representations of existing and new conditions, objects, materials and the like;
(16) A legal description of the property to be served by the permit, together with a legal description of the adjoining land owned or controlled by the applicant; and
(17) Traffic control needed during work activity displaying necessary signs, barricades, detour signs, and warning devices shall be provided whenever work is to interfere with normal traffic. Traffic control must be in accordance with the construction and maintenance section of the State Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. The responsibility for the design, installation, and maintenance of all traffic control devices shall be with the applicant, not the county.
(B) Failure to provide appropriate information will result in delays in processing and possible over- design due to wrong assumptions.
(Ord. 1999-6E, passed 6-28-99)