Highway Occupancy Permit. Access to a public road may require issuance of a highway occupancy permit from the Department of Transportation.
Highway Occupancy Permit. Upon completion of the Project, the Utility facilities remaining in the State highway right-of-way continue to be subject to the terms and conditions of any applicable highway occupancy permit issued by PennDOT pursuant to 67 Pa. Code Part 459. The Utility shall maintain and keep the adjusted castings in good repair in accordance with applicable State laws and regulations.
Highway Occupancy Permit. This statement is required by law. If the Property’s driveway directly accesses a public road, the Buyer may be required to get a permit from the Department of Transportation. The Buyer can contact the local Department of Transportation office to determine whether a permit is required. Subparagraph (H): Internet of Things (IoT) Devices The addition of technology to real property has created a new aspect of real estate transactions to be considered – not only the devices themselves but also the data stored on them or transmitted to third parties. These devices are meant to be personalized to their owners and will likely have settings and information stored on them that is specific to the Seller. Some time prior to settlement, the Seller should clear whatever data they can from the devices that will stay with the Property, as well as from any personal mobile devices that connect to them. Buyers should also take some responsibility for securing the devices, which could include returning the device to factory presets and deleting stored data.
Highway Occupancy Permit. Seller hereby advises Buyer that access to a public road may require issuance of a highway occupancy permit from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
Highway Occupancy Permit. This statement is required by law. If the Property’s driveway directly accesses a public road, the Buyer may be required to get a permit from the Department of Transportation. The Buyer can contact the local Department of Transportation office to determine whether a permit is required. The Buyer should not assume that an existing access to the Property is the access that will be granted a permit by the Department of Transportation. Some access locations have been used for decades by local traffic or agricultural operations without a permit.
Highway Occupancy Permit. Upon the MUNICIPALITY’s proper application therefor in accordance with 67 Pa. Code Chapter 441 and subject to the standard conditions, the DEPARTMENT shall issue to the MUNICIPALITY a Highway Occupancy Permit, to permit the MUNICIPALITY, its contractor(s), their agents and employees to enter upon and occupy the DEPARTMENT right-of-way in the Project area to carry out the terms of this Agreement and, following completion of the Project, to operate and maintain the completed improvements. OTHER APPROVALS AND AUTHORIZATIONS The MUNICIPALITY shall secure all necessary approvals, permits and licenses from all other governmental agencies as may be required to pursue and complete the Project. This obligation shall include the responsibility for the preparation or revision of environmental impact statements, environmental assessments, categorical exclusions, environmental reports or other documents required by law and/or environmental litigation; and the defense of environmental litigation resulting from the planning, design and/or construction of the Project. At the DEPARTMENT’s request, the SPONSOR shall furnish to the DEPARTMENT evidence of the approvals, permits, licenses and approved environmental documents. The MUNICIPALITY at its cost and expense shall arrange for any necessary relocation or adjustment for all utility facilities and shall notify each utility company to relocate any affected facilities to accommodate construction of the Project. Moreover, no relocation of utility lines within the DEPARTMENT's right-of-way shall be permitted without a highway occupancy permit issued by the DEPARTMENT to each of the affected utilities in accordance with 67 Pa. Code Chapter 459 and DEPARTMENT's Design Manual Part 5. The MUNICIPALITY shall assure that the utility companies apply for and receive these permits from the DEPARTMENT. Lastly, the MUNICIPALITY shall obtain the requisite utility clearances.
