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This document outlines the ordinances and regulations for street cuts, borings, driveway installation, and the responsibilities of the Township Roadmaster in Washington Township.

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How to fill out street cuts and borings:

1. Locate the street cut or boring that needs to be filled.
2. Clear the area of any debris or obstacles.
3. Prepare the materials needed to fill the street cut or boring, such as asphalt or concrete.
4. Pour the material into the street cut or boring, ensuring that it is evenly distributed and compacted.
5. Smooth the surface of the filled area using appropriate tools.
6. Allow the material to cure or dry before any further activities or use.
7. Conduct regular inspections to ensure that the filled street cut or boring remains in good condition and make any necessary repairs if needed.

Who needs street cuts and borings:

1. Construction companies or contractors who are undertaking infrastructure projects that involve installation or repair of utilities such as water pipes, gas lines, or electrical cables.
2. Municipalities or local government authorities responsible for maintaining and upgrading the public infrastructure.
3. Utility companies that need to access underground networks for maintenance or expansion purposes.
4. Surveyors or engineers who may need to perform soil or rock tests and investigations for geotechnical assessments.
5. Land developers or property owners who need to create new access points or connections to existing infrastructure.

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What is street cuts and borings?

Street cuts and borings refer to excavation work performed on public roads or streets to access or install utilities, such as pipes or cables, below the surface.

Who is required to file street cuts and borings?

Any individual, company, or organization that needs to perform street cuts and borings as part of their construction or utility projects is required to file the necessary permits and documentation.

How to fill out street cuts and borings?

To fill out street cuts and borings, you need to submit a permit application to the relevant local authority or department responsible for managing road or street maintenance. The application should include details such as project information, location, duration of work, and planned restoration measures.

What is the purpose of street cuts and borings?

The purpose of street cuts and borings is to allow access to underground infrastructure for maintenance, repairs, or installations. It ensures that utilities and services can be efficiently managed and upgraded while minimizing disruption to the public.

What information must be reported on street cuts and borings?

The required information to be reported on street cuts and borings may vary depending on local regulations, but typically includes project details (such as purpose, scope, and duration), location information, contractor information, expected traffic impact, and planned restoration measures.