County approves Celerity utility permit, denies private approach; bridge updates given
Highway Superintendent John Bey recommended and the commission approved a utility permit for Celerity Internet to bore under Hillsview Road with a $12,000 bond and denied a private approach permit for Karl Schenk; Bey also updated the board on bridge projects and MSHA training for staff.
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John Bey, Highway Superintendent, recommended approval of a utility permit submitted by Celerity Internet to place underground telecommunications facilities and bore under Hillsview Road (special conditions include locating utilities at the outer limits of the right-of-way, minimum depth per county ordinance, prohibition on tracked equipment and a $12,000 bond). The board voted to approve the permit on the highway superintendent’s recommendation.
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