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Board adopts right-of-way permit program with administrative edits
Summary
The Board adopted a right-of-way permit program requiring performance bonds and liability insurance, approving staff to finalize administrative language; the vote was unanimous at the April 13 meeting.
Pierce trustees voted on April 13 to adopt a Right-of-Way Permit Program that creates a permit application, permit conditions and fee schedule for work in the town's public right-of-way.
Town Engineer Brad Curtis presented the draft application staff had been using and recommended including a performance bond and a certificate of liability insurance. "Motion made by Trustee Wuehler to adopt [the right-of-way permit program] subject to administrative change. Second by Dixon. A roll call vote was taken. All 'AYES', motion passed," the minutes record. The board approved the program while directing staff to make any needed administrative edits.
The meeting minutes contain inconsistent numbering when the resolution was referred to; the board record does not include a confirmed resolution number in the discussion. Town Clerk Kristina Duran said staff will publish the final resolution number and the permit application after administrative edits are completed.
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