Chapter 12.32
HAUL ROAD AGREEMENTS FOR OPERATIONS ON TOWN ROADS
Sections:
12.32.010 Required.
A. Existing, expanded or new hauling operations which may cause accelerated deterioration and additional maintenance cost to the town of Waterville shall be required to enter into a haul route agreement with the town of Waterville public works department.
B. Said haul route agreement, attached to the ordinance codified in this chapter as Exhibit A, and made a part of this chapter, shall be entered into prior to commencement of the proposed hauling activity. (Ord. 605, 2001).
12.32.020 Procedure.
The following procedure is established to implement agreements, inspect haul routes, develop estimates for additional maintenance costs and terminate agreements:
A. The contractor shall apply to the town of Waterville public works department before commencing any new or expanded hauling operations.
B. The contractor shall prepare a road use plan.
C. The contractor and town shall conduct a joint pre-inspection to determine the existing condition of the road prism.
D. The town shall complete a pre-inspection report of the haul route.
E. The contractor shall enter into a haul route agreement with the town before commencing or expanding hauling operations.
F. The contractor shall immediately notify the town in writing if any changes in the hauling operation occur.
G. The town shall make annual inspection reports of the haul route and determine the amount of reimbursement for additional maintenance resulting from the hauling operation.
H. The contractor shall reimburse the town for those additional maintenance and other costs associated with the hauling operation.
I. The contractor shall notify the town in writing at the completion of the hauling operation and the town shall conduct a joint post-inspection of the haul route with the contractor.
J. At the completion of the hauling operation, the contractor shall reimburse the town for additional maintenance costs resulting from the hauling operation and the town shall terminate the haul route agreement. (Ord. 605, 2001).