Admin Order 58-22-12-F -- Final ROW Rule R-7.302 and Utility Manual

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Utility Construction and Use of the Right-of-Way Policies and Procedures Manual Page 9 submitted by the 10th of every month by the Utility, the Annual Blanket Permit may be revoked and all Public Way Use activities shall require an Individual Utility Permit until such time all activity reporting is current and approved by the ROW Technical Supervisor. Annual permits are subject to revocation if a facility owner fails to comply with the standards established by the City, these policies and procedures, or standards established by conditions of the permit or other local regulations. Revocation and reinstatement will be at the sole discretion of the Right-of-Way Technical Supervisor or designee. 2.02.3 Utility Permits - Maintenance Responsibilities For purposes of surface restoration and maintenance responsibilities of the permittee, an improved public way is a public right-of-way upon which hard surface improvements such as street and alley pavements, public sidewalks, curb ramps, driveway, and alley aprons or bicycle paths have been constructed to engineered design. The permittee is responsible for maintaining surface restoration of a utility or right- of-way cut upon an improved public way. See EC 7.308 (2). Responsibility for surface restoration is that of the permittee. For purposes of surface restoration and maintenance responsibilities of the permittee, an unimproved public way is a public right-of-way or public utility easement upon which hard surface improvements such as street and alley pavements have not been constructed to engineered design. The permittee shall be responsible for maintenance of surface restoration of work performed within an unimproved public way for a period of one year commencing upon the completion of the work as acknowledged in writing by the overseeing Utility Coordinator. See EC 7.308 (1). 3 CONSTRUCTION IN THE PUBLIC WAY 3.01 Standard Specifications The Standard Specifications applicable to work within the public way are the current Oregon Standard Specifications for Construction and, as modified by amendments by the City of Eugene, and/or as modified by these special provisions. Placement of facilities within the public way shall conform to applicable design standards for local streets contained in Design Standards for Eugene Streets, Sidewalks, Bikeways and Access ways, current edition of the design standards manual. https://www.eugene- or.gov/443/Public-Improvement-Design-Standards The Standard Specifications and technical provisions contained herein are minimum standards applicable for all work performed within the public way. The City may require additional conditions specific to an individual or blanket permit as deemed appropriate by the Utility Coordinator. These conditions will be listed on the approved permit and will supplement or supersede the Standard Specifications and the technical provisions of this Manual.