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Application for Utility Accommodation on Trunk Highway Right of Way (PDF)
Land Management -Utility agreements and permits
Land Management -Utility Agreements & Permits Policy and Guidance
Application for Utility Accommodation on Trunk Highway Right of Way (PDF)
Use this form to request permission to place, construct, and reconstruct utilities within trunk highway right of way, whether longitudinal, oblique, or perpendicular to the centerline of the highway.
Application for Miscellaneous Work on Trunk Highway Right of Way (PDF)
Use this form for minor work that includes installation of utility service connections that do not cross or parallel the roadway within trunk highway right of way; maintenance of utility facilities; installation of miscellaneous guy wires and anchors; placement of temporary obstructions on the right of way; temporary relocation of a more minor nature to accommodate a construction project; vegetation removal; manure force mains; community gardens; and spill cleanup.
MnDOT requires utility owners to have a bond or supply a money order or cashier’s check before issuing a permit.
Utility Surety Bond Form – Individual (PDF)
Use this form for work on an individual project
Utility Surety Bond Form – Continuing (PDF)
Use this form to establish an ongoing bond on file that covers all utility permits by a single company
Continuing Bond Report (PDF)
A list of utility owners and contractors that carry a continuing bond to cover their utility work within MnDOT right of way
The application is available at Land management, Permit information, special provisions and forms
Utility Accommodation Form 2525 is used for the vast majority of utility placements and relocation. Form 2525 is for placing, constructing, and reconstructing utilities within trunk highway right of way, whether longitudinally, oblique, or perpendicular in relationship to the center line of the highway (utilities crossing the highway, or parallel installations). This form is sent to the MnDOT Central Office in St Paul for processing.
Refer to Utility Agreements and Permits Contacts
No fee.
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