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Utah State Highway Right-of-Way Overview (3-UT-c)
State Highway Right-of-Way Overview Process
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3-UT-c.1 to 3-UT-c.2 – Does the Proposed Activity Require Utility Lines within the UDOT Right-of-Way
The developer may need to obtain an encroachment permit from the Utah Department of Transportation if the proposed project or activity will require any utility lines to be located within the UDOT Right-of-Way (ROW). Utah Admin. Code r. 930-6-8(1)(g). For more information on encroachment permits, see:
3-UT-c.3 to 3-UT-c.4 – Does the Proposed Activity Require a New, Modified, or Relocated Access Point to a State Highway
A developer may need a grant of access permit from the Utah Department of Transportation if the project requires the construction of a new driveway, modification or relocation of an existing driveway or roadway, or to close access on a state highway ROW. A new access permit is also required when there is a change in land and use or a change in the use of an existing Access Permit. Utah Admin. Code r. 930-6-8(2)(a)-(b). A grant of access permit does not carry with it a right of construction. Utah Admin. Code r. 930-6-8(1)(g). For more information on grant of access permits see:
Grant of Access Permit:
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3-UT-c.5 – No Permit Needed, Continue with Project
If neither of the above permits are required for the project, no permit is required from the Utah Department of Transportation. The developer may proceed with the project.
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