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Board adopts stricter county utility-permit language, increases gravel replacement requirement
Summary
Highway Superintendent Kyle Huff presented a new Permit to Construct Utilities on County Right-of-Way; the board approved the revised permit (modelled on Nance County) and discussed increasing required gravel replacement from one load to four loads per mile.
Wayne County Highway Superintendent Kyle Huff presented a new Permit to Construct Utilities on County Right-of-Way modeled after Nance County’s permit, saying the current Wayne County permit was not strict enough and fees were too low. The board approved the new permit with a text change to correct the county name on page 6; discussion included a proposal to change the gravel replacement requirement from one load to four loads per mile.
Commissioner Matt Eischeid moved to adopt the revised permit and Commissioner Terry Sievers seconded; the motion carried with Sievers, Eischeid and Chairman Rabe voting aye. The minutes show the revision is intended to tighten standards and adjustments to fees and gravel replacement were discussed but do not record final fee amounts.
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