Utilities Located Within WSDOT Right of Way Sample Clauses

Utilities Located Within WSDOT Right of Way. The first step in determining utility property rights is to generate a franchise and permit listing for the project from the Utility Franchise and Permit (UFP) database. Where utilities are located within WSDOT right of way by franchise or permit, the cost for any adjustment or relocation will be at the expense of the utility. If the utility or its contractor performs the adjustment or relocation work, a utility agreement should not be required. If the utility would like any portion of the work to be performed by WSDOT or its contractor, a utility agreement will be required. Adequate accommodation of utilities must be considered during development of a highway project. When determining right of way needs for a highway project, adequate space should be made available to locate utility facilities in a manner that does not interfere with the safe and efficient operation of the highway. To accomplish this goal, WSDOT may acquire the additional right of way necessary to provide a corridor for relocation of utilities. Not all utilities located within WSDOT right of way have been authorized by a current franchise or permit. A utility is illegally located if it does not have a current franchise or permit or documented property right. In these cases, the utility must pay all its own costs and apply for a franchise or permit from WSDOT if the utility chooses to remain within the right of way. A utility’s application for a franchise or permit and/or to maintain existing facilities within the right of way does not guarantee that WSDOT can issue a franchise or permit for such facilities. In some instances, utilities are located within WSDOT right of way by easement, or WSDOT may have an easement across property owned by others. If a documented easement exists, it should be shown on the official right of way plan for that section of highway. The cost for any adjustment or relocation will be at WSDOT expense, and a utility agreement will be required. Utilities located within WSDOT right of way by easement are not listed in the UFP database. Utility representatives should provide documentation defining where their facilities are located within an easement. If possible, WSDOT should verify whether the utility-provided easement legal description actually covers the area in which the utility is located, to ensure the utility occupies the claimed easement location. Sometimes, a utility does not occupy a claimed easement location. On nonlimited access highways within city or t...
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