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Chapter 151. Land Use Permit RegulationsRead Chapter
- Section 10
- Definitions
- Section 20
- Authority
- Section 30
- Permits and agreements
- Section 40
- General rules, regulations and requirements
- Section 50
- Violations of rules and regulations
- Section 60
- Authority of district administrator's designee
- Section 70
- Plan review and permit inspection
- Section 80
- Permit time limits and cancellations
- Section 90
- Hours and days work authorized; holiday schedule
- Section 100
- Appeal
- Section 110
- Denial; revocation; refusal to renew
- Section 120
- Provisions governing entrances
- Section 130
- Reserved
- Section 140
- Reserved
- Section 150
- Reserved
- Section 160
- Reserved
- Section 170
- Reserved
- Section 180
- Reserved
- Section 190
- Reserved
- Section 200
- Reserved
- Section 210
- Reserved
- Section 220
- Commercial use agreements
- Section 230
- Agriculture use agreements
- Section 240
- Dams
- Section 250
- Railroad grade crossing or encroachments
- Section 260
- Railroad crossing permit requests from railroad companies
- Section 270
- Railroad crossing permit requests by other companies
- Section 280
- Springs and wells
- Section 290
- Public telephones
- Section 300
- General provisions governing utilities
- Section 310
- Utility installations within limited access highways
- Section 320
- Reserved
- Section 330
- Overhead utility installations within nonlimited access highways
- Section 340
- Underground utility installations within nonlimited access highways
- Section 350
- Nonlimited access highways: communication towers and site installations
- Section 360
- Pipelines
- Section 370
- Encasement requirements
- Section 380
- Appurtenances
- Section 390
- In-place and prior-rights permits
- Section 400
- Utility adjustments in conjunction with a VDOT project
- Section 410
- Utility installations in scenic areas
- Section 420
- Lighting facilities
- Section 430
- Attachments to bridge structures
- Section 440
- Miscellaneous permits
- Section 450
- Banners and decorations
- Section 460
- Building movements
- Section 470
- Bicycle and road races, parades, and marches
- Section 480
- Chutes, tipples, and other similar structures
- Section 490
- Construction or reconstruction of roads, bridges, or other drainage structures
- Section 500
- Crest stage gauges, water level recorders
- Section 510
- Emergency vehicle access
- Section 520
- Filming for movies
- Section 530
- School signs
- Section 540
- Grading on right-of-way
- Section 550
- Roadside memorials
- Section 560
- Mailboxes and newspaper boxes
- Section 570
- Miscellaneous signs
- Section 580
- Ornamental posts, walls, residential and commercial development identification signs, or other nontransportation-related elements
- Section 590
- Outdoor advertising adjacent to the right-of-way
- Section 600
- Pedestrian and bicycle facilities
- Section 610
- Permits for certain overdimensional haulers and loaders
- Section 620
- Roadside management, landscaping
- Section 630
- Transit and school bus shelters
- Section 640
- Trash containers and recycling sites
- Section 650
- Test holes
- Section 660
- Special requests and other installations
- Section 670
- Prohibited use of right-of-way
- Section 680
- Hazardous materials, waste, or substances
- Section 690
- Permitted discharge to VDOT right-of-way
- Section 700
- General provisions for fees, surety, and other compensation
- Section 710
- Fees
- Section 720
- Surety
- Section 730
- Accommodation fees
- Section 740
- Exceptions and provisions to the payment of fees and compensation
- Section 750
- Reserved
- Section 760
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