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Permits & ApplicationsBelow are the listed policies, notifications and applications necessary to perform work within the County right-of-way. If you have questions about the policies or application documents contact the Construction Manager. Unsure if your application applies to a County road? Check the County Road List. If you know you're in the County but your road isn't listed, check the Private Road List. Questions? Give us a call. (360) 577 - 3030 or submit a question with our online form. Driveway Approach Application - This application is available only in our office. We will provide you with marking stakes at the time of application. Utility Accommodation Policy - Defines the criteria and design requirements for the accommodation of utilities within the county road right-of-way. Notification of proposed work on County road Right-of-Way - A Notification Application is required for any work within the County road right-of-way that meets the following criteria:
Application to perform work within County road Right-of-Way - A permit application is required for all utility work within the County road right-of-way, other than that meeting the criteria for a "Notification" as stipulated herein. Vegetation Management Application for Self-Maintained Right-of-Way - This program encourages landowners to maintain the right-of-way in front of their property. A nominal fee is charged and the landowner must maintain the roadway to a high standard in order to assist in maintaining proper drainage and roadway safety. To inquire into this excellent program, call.... Adopt-a-Road - Ever notice how much trash is alongside our otherwise scenic County roads? This program, established in 2011, supports citizen volunteers in litter pick up. Click here for more information and here for the application form. Stormwater Permits - Stormwater applications and approvals are processed through the Department of Public Works. We anticipate and encourage questions on this new regulation. Click here for additional information and here for Abbreviated and Full Stormwater Application information.
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