Ill. Admin. Code tit. 92, § 530.100 - Permit Application
a) The
permit application shall be in a form prescribed by the Department. Upon
request, forms will be supplied by the Department. The application shall
require the applicant to provide specific information necessary for the
Department to determine whether a permit should be issued. As a minimum, the
following information shall be provided:
1)
Name of applicant.
2) Legal status
of applicant, such as an individual, joint venture, partnership, incorporation,
or governmental unit.
3) Address,
zip code, and telephone number of the applicant.
4) Proposed use of highway (describe what
applicant wants to do), including location, physical description, and type of
materials to be used. Scale drawings are preferred.
5) Time schedule for initiation and
completion of various steps of the work proposed.
b) If required (see Section
530.270"Requirement for a Surety
Bond"), the permit application will be accompanied by a surety bond (photocopy
of continuing bond is acceptable) that includes the Department as an additional
named insured guaranteeing that the proposed work will comply with the terms of
the permit, that the applicant will reimburse any injured party for damages
relating to the permitted work, and that the applicant will remove or modify
the permitted facility in a timely manner if required to do so by the
Department or its successor.
c) The
applicant shall show either:
1) compliance
with other State agencies, or
2)
that the regulations of no other State agencies are relevant to what has been
proposed by the applicant.
d) Applications for gas pipeline permits
shall state the proposed pipe size, design, construction class and operating
pressures.
e) Applications should
be submitted to the Department at the Highway District Office responsible for
the area of the permit. Applications involving more than one District should be
submitted to:
Illinois Department of Transportation
Bureau of Maintenance, Services Section
2300 South Dirksen Parkway
Springfield, Illinois 62764
(217) 782-7228
A map showing the areas covered by the nine Highway District Offices and the addresses of those offices is included at Section 530.Illustration A.
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