The purpose of this chapter is to manage, preserve and protect town roadways and related infrastructure, enhance the safety and comfort of the town's residents and traveling public, and enable the town to make better use of its tax revenues. The procedures and standards adopted by this chapter are intended to address those problems and meet the purposes of this chapter.
(Ord. 708 § 2 (Exh. A), 2021)
The following terms have the indicated meaning unless the context clearly indicates to the contrary:
"Patch"
means either the physical means of implementing pavement restoration or the restoration product itself.
"Pavement"
means the surface of a roadway that is designed for public travel, including roadway shoulders and the structural components underlying the pavement.
"Pavement disturbance"
means any activity in a roadway that cuts, damages, removes, replaces, mars, trenches, digs holes, or disturbs in any fashion the roadway pavement.
"Pavement restoration"
means to repair, replace, or reconstruct pavement to its original, or better, condition than existed before the pavement disturbance occurred.
"Roadway"
means any public road, lane, alley or right-of-way within the town.
"Work"
means pavement restoration.
(Ord. 708 § 2 (Exh. A), 2021)
A. 
All work performed under this chapter shall require approval and issuance of a right-of-way work permit under Chapter 12.04 YPMC, and is subject to the charges, requirements, procedures, and enforcement mechanisms in Chapter 12.04 YPMC.
B. 
All work performed under this chapter shall meet the following basic standards:
1. 
The roadway and pavement shall be restored to its original structural condition, or better, at the completion of the work.
2. 
The work shall be done in accordance with the latest edition of the Yarrow Point Standard Plans RD-13a through RD-13e, and as such may hereafter be amended and supplemented, which shall be available from the public works department.
3. 
The work shall be inspected by the town engineer as appropriate and shall require the town engineer's written approval before the work may be considered complete.
(Ord. 708 § 2 (Exh. A), 2021)
The town engineer may place restrictions or limitations on the performance of any work or pavement disturbance in roadways when deemed necessary or appropriate to meet the purposes of this chapter. Without limiting the foregoing, the town engineer may apply the following criteria in making such determinations:
A. 
Limitations on pavement disturbance may generally be declared whenever major construction, reconstruction, or a structural overlay has been performed on a roadway.
B. 
Limitations on pavement disturbance will generally apply for a three-year period on town roadways after completion of a major construction, reconstruction, or structural overlay.
(Ord. 708 § 2 (Exh. A), 2021)
A. 
Any work which results in pavement disturbance shall require completion of pavement restoration in accordance with this section and shall return the pavement to its original, or better, structural condition than existed before the pavement disturbance.
B. 
Unless the town engineer specifies different standards in writing, work shall be done in accordance with the latest edition of the Yarrow Point Standard Plans RD-13a through RD-13e, and as such may hereafter be amended and supplemented, which shall be available from the public works department.
C. 
Temporary patching may be allowed at the discretion of the town engineer and on such terms and conditions as the town engineer determines appropriate.
D. 
The town engineer shall inspect all pavement restoration during and at the completion of such work. No pavement restoration will be deemed complete until the town engineer has approved such work in writing.
(Ord. 708 § 2 (Exh. A), 2021)