The granting of temporary permits for access to designated limited access controlled highways, and to roadways and streets with normal control of access scheduled for improvement, will be considered where such permits will be accepted by the owner or developer with the inclusion of a suitable clause protecting the Municipality against improvement costs. Permits should be prominently labeled Temporary Driveway Permit. The permit should then contain a paragraph worded essentially as follows:
“The applicant hereby states that he/she is the owner of record of the tract of land to be served by the access driveway described herein, such land being situated in the County of ________________________, State of Ohio, and described as follows: ________________________.
The applicant understands that the above described driveway is within the limits of designated limited access control, or the limits of an existing or proposed public right-of-way, and that such entrance will be removed or revised at such time as the Municipality completes negotiations for access rights to the property or right-of-way. It is further understood that the applicant will not claim additional damages because of the existence of the driveway described herein. It is also understood that this permit is accepted with the full understanding that any improvement or construction on the property after ____________________ shall not be considered as increasing the value of the rights of access or right-of-way at such time as these rights are obtained for the purpose of developing the adjacent facility. It is understood that this permit will expire and may be renewed within one year from the date of issue or upon negotiation of the right-of-way, whichever is latest.”
(Ord. 89-56. Passed 7-5-89.)