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Sec. 18-12. - Curb-to-curb paving.

Part of the Code of Ordinances of Warren, RI.

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The text

Curb-to-curb paving on protected streets. All persons, firms, businesses or utility companies digging or making any excavations in any protected street or highway within the town which has been repaved within five (5) years of the excavation, or who shall cause the same to be done shall make the repair to the street as soon as possible following the procedure described in this section. This shall mean on protected streets the street shall be repaved across the entire right-of-way from curb to curb over the excavated area for a distance fifty (50) feet of the excavation including, cold planning, edge matching and tack coat, with a minimum settlement period of three (3) months and a maximum of six (6) months before permanent repairs are made and left in a condition satisfactory to and approved by the director of public works. Excavations that run laterally on unprotected streets shall require that the permanent patch include one full traffic lane (from curb to center line) and fifty (50) [feet] for a distance determined at the discretion of the D.P.W. on either side of the excavation.

(Ord. of 9-8-2015)