West Virginia SB712 allows the installation of cattle guards on specific public roads under certain conditions.
West Virginia SB712 permits the Division of Highways to authorize the installation of cattle guards on local access, farm-to-market, or dead-end public roads, excluding those part of the interstate highway system or a United States route. The bill outlines procedures for applicants, including submitting a form, demonstrating a need, and executing an indemnification agreement. The Division of Highways retains the right to approve, deny, or revoke authorization based on public safety, highway operations, or damage to state equipment.
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