37 Miss. Code. R. § 1-7501-03001-401
SECTION 2. PERMITS FOR SECTIONS OF HIGHWAYS
ON ACTIVE PROJECTS
This section shall apply to all permits not otherwise covered under Section 1 above and Section 3 below.
1. GENERAL
a. Before a Federal Aid Project can be
authorized for construction, all public utilities as located upon the right of
way on the proposed project must be covered by a proper permit and/or agreement
in accordance with Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) rules and regulations.
These requirements will also apply to State Projects.
b. Utility and all other applications as
received in the District Office, if located on an active project, will have
placed thereon the notation, "Active Project No. _______________________ ", and
all other information considered essential. If a project is dropped from the
program without a contract having been awarded, the section of highway thereon
reverts to its original status and the procedure under SECTION 400 would be
applicable.
c. The District Office
will alert all personnel in charge of surveys to check the District Maintenance
and Construction files for all approved utility encroachment permit
applications and agreements. Where there are not approved applications and
agreements on file for a utility, the District Engineer should request the
Utility Company to complete a standard permit application and process the
application through normal channels. If the utility may require adjustment, the
permit application may be delayed until right of way plans are approved in
order to show its proposed or final adjusted location as hereinafter set out.
If the application is in accordance with regulations, it may be approved as set
out in SECTION 400.1 above. If the application does not meet the regulations,
it should be handled as set out in SECTION 400.3 above.
d. Applications for new utility installations
which occur during the active program period must be properly authorized on the
appropriate MND Form and approved by the District Engineer or his/her
authorized designee except those outlined in the next paragraph. All permit
applications on the Interstate highway system and other fully controlled access
highways shall be processed through the Maintenance Division as in SECTION
400.2 above. It is noted that situations may arise that require special
attention from other divisions of the Department. If so, the Maintenance
Division will serve as the liaison between the District and Central
Office.
e. For utilities that are
in conflict with the construction of a proposed or active highway project and
will require adjustments, or are to remain within the highway right of way, a
proper permit application or agreement is required. Proper agreement forms will
be furnished the utility company at the appropriate programmed stage. All
permit applications are to be signed by the District Engineer or his/her
authorized designee except in those instances previously designated.
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