Proposing a Right of Way Use Agreement Sample Clauses

Proposing a Right of Way Use Agreement. A right of way use agreement may be executed with either a public or private party. A proposal for a specific right of way use agreement must be submitted by the proposed user to the DTSD Technical Services Chief in the WisDOT regional office. The proposal must contain the following (per federal regulation): • Adequately detailed three-dimensional presentation of the space to be used and the facility to be constructed if required by FHWA or the grantor. Maps and plans may not be required if the available real property interest is to be used for leisure activities (such as walking or biking), beautification, parking of motor vehicles, public mass transit facilities, and similar uses. In such cases, an acceptable metes and bounds description of the surface area, and appropriate plans or cross sections clearly defining the vertical use limits, may be furnished in lieu of a three-dimensional description, at the grantee’s discretion.‌ • Description of other general provisions such as the term of use, insurance requirements, design limitations, safety mandates, accessibility, and maintenance as outlined further in this section. • Description of why the proposed use would be in the public interest. • General statement of the proposed use. • Identification of the party responsible for developing and operating the proposed use. • Info demonstrating the proposed use would not impair the highway or interfere with the free and safe flow of traffic. • Maps, plans, or sketches to adequately demonstrate the relationship of the proposed project to the highway facility. • Proposed design for the use of the space, including any facilities to be constructed. • Provision for vertical and horizontal access for maintenance purposes.