[Adopted 4-7-87 as Ord. No. 125[1]]
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Editor's Note: This ordinance also repealed
former Art. I, Installation of Pipes for Private Roads and Driveways
Adjacent to County Roads, adopted 11-28-72 as Ord. No. 9.
A.
When the need for entrance pipe or pipes is caused
by a change in drainage made by the County Roads Board, said Board
will provide the pipe and other material as well as labor and equipment
necessary for the installation.
B.
When the need for such entrance pipe or pipes is caused
by a change in drainage or new road or driveway made by other than
the County Roads Board, the Board will provide materials, other than
pipe, as well as labor and equipment necessary for installation.
A.
Pipe shall be new bituminous-coated corrugated galvanized
steel of a size as determined by the County Roads Board and shall
be the following minimum lengths:
B.
Property owners desiring other than the above driveway
entrances or requesting permission to install longer lengths of pipe
may purchase additional pipe from the County Roads Board. The installation
of additional pipe and necessary cover material will be accomplished
by private contractor at the property owner's expense. In addition,
catch basins or junction boxes built to County Roads Board specifications
will be installed each forty (40) feet of the line of entrance pipe.
The County Roads Board will provide cleanout and normal maintenance
of entrance pipes after installation, but if any future changes are
necessary, including replacement or change in pipe size, this will
be at the property owner's expense. All work must be approved by and
supervised during installation by the County Roads Board.
In an installation where the county is responsible
for supplying pipe, any length in addition to minimums stated above
will be at the expense of those requesting the additional length.
When installed. all entrance pipes become the maintenance and replacement responsibility of the county and therefore shall become the property of the county, except in § 137-2B of this Article.
No installation of entrance pipe shall be done by the property owner, except as stated in § 137-2B of this Article.
All pipes supplied by the county will be paid
for before installation is made.
This Article shall apply to all driveways and
alleys adjacent to a county road where an entrance pipe is required.
Any person violating this Article shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not
exceeding one hundred dollars ($100.) for any such violation and shall
be required to correct the violation in accordance with regulations
stated above in this Article.
