1.04 Utilities and Permits
Construction permit operations must be coordinated with other projects along the corridor or within the Construction Influence Area (CIA). Adjustments must be made during construction if work zone monitoring indicates the travel time or crashes have increased. Adjustments should be documented in the TMP. If work operations are unable to be performed outside of restrictions, the permit applicant or representative should submit a TTCP within the Construction Permit System. Contact the local MDOT Construction Permit Office for additional information.
1.04.01 Restricted Routes
See Section 1.03.01 Restricted Routes
1.04.02 Non-Restricted Routes
See Section 1.03.02 Non-Restricted Routes
1.04.03 Emergency Operations
(Updated 12/3/2020)
Access to a site during an emergency should be by the most expeditious route. Work is to be completed in a manner which provides the traveling public with the maximum safety possible and minimizes traffic distribution.
MDOT and the law enforcement authority must be notified of emergency operations as soon as possible. The facility owner must also advise MDOT, prior to performance of work within the right-of-way. Should an emergency operation take place outside of MDOT work hours, the permittee must advise MDOT at the beginning of the first day, inside of MDOT work hours. MDOT may require a permit after the emergency work is complete, a formal TMP for emergency work is not required for reasons as stated in Section 1.03.03 Emergency Maintenance.
