Virginia Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 10, 2017) |
Title 24. Transportation and Motor Vehicles |
Agency 30. Department of Transportation |
Chapter 151. Land Use Permit Regulations |
Section 710. Fees
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A. Single use permit. A nonrefundable application fee shall be charged to offset the cost of reviewing and processing the permit application and inspecting the project work, in accordance with the requirements below:
1. The application fee for a single permit is $100.
2. Additive costs shall be applied as indicated below. The district administrator's designee will determine the total permit fees using the following schedule:
Activity
Fee
Private Entrances
none
Commercial Entrance
$150 for first entrance
$50 for each additional entrance
Street Connection
$150 for first connection
$50 for each additional connection
Temporary Logging Entrance
$10 for each entrance
Temporary Construction Entrance
$10 for each entrance
Turn Lane
$10 per 100 linear feet
Crossover
$500 per crossover
Traffic Signal
$1,000 per signal installation
Reconstruction of Roadway
$10 per 100 linear feet
Curb and Gutter
$10 per 100 linear feet
Sidewalk
$10 per 100 linear feet
Tree Trimming (for outdoor advertising)
in accordance with § 33.2-1221 of the Code of Virginia
Tree Trimming (all other activities)
$10 per acre or 100 feet of frontage
Landscaping
$10 per acre or 100 feet of frontage
Storm Sewer
$10 per 100 linear feet
Box Culvert or Bridge
$5 per linear foot of attachment
Drop Inlet
$10 per inlet
Paved Ditch
$10 per 100 linear feet
Under Drain or Cross Drain
$10 per crossing
Above-ground Structure (including poles, pedestals, fire hydrants, towers, etc.)
$10 per structure
Pole Attachment
$10 per structure
Span Guy
$10 per crossing
Additive Guy and Anchor
$10 per guy and anchor
Underground Utility - Parallel
$10 per 100 linear feet
Overhead or Underground Crossing
$10 per crossing
Excavation Charge (including Test Bores and Emergency Opening)
$10 per opening
3. Time extensions for active permits shall incur a monetary charge equal to one-half the application fee charged to the initial permit. Expired permits may be reinstated; however, fees for reinstatement of expired permits shall equal the application fee.
4. If a permit is cancelled prior to the beginning of work, the application fee and one-half of the additive fee will be retained as compensation for costs incurred by VDOT during plan review.
5. The district administrator's designee may establish an account to track plan review and inspection costs, and may bill the permittee not more often than every 30 calendar days. If an account is established for these costs, the permittee shall be responsible for the nonrefundable application fee and the billed costs. When actual costs are billed, the district administrator's designee shall waive the additive fees above.
B. Districtwide permits. Districtwide permits, as defined in 24VAC30-151-30, are valid for a period of two years. The biennial fee for a districtwide permit for utilities and logging operations is $750 per district. The biennial fee for a districtwide permit for surveying is $200 per district. The central office permit manager may exercise discretion in combining requests for multijurisdictional districtwide permits.
C. Miscellaneous permit fees. To connect the facility to the transmission grid pipeline, the operator of a nonutility renewable energy facility that produces not more than two megawatts of electricity from a renewable energy source, not more than 5,000 mmBtus/hour of steam from a renewable energy source, or landfill gas from a solid waste management facility, shall remit to VDOT a one-time permit fee of $1,500 per mile as full compensation for the use of the right-of-way in accordance with § 67-1103 of the Code of Virginia.
D. No-fee permits. The following permits shall be issued at no cost to the applicant:
1. In-place permits as defined in 24VAC30-151-30 and 24VAC30-151-390.
2. Prior-rights permits as defined in 24VAC30-151-30 and 24VAC30-151-390.
3. As-built permits as defined in 24VAC30-151-30.
4. Springs and wells as defined in 24VAC30-151-280.
5. Crest stage gauges and water level recorders as defined in 24VAC30-151-500.
6. Filming for movies as defined in 24VAC30-151-520.
7. Roadside memorials as defined in 24VAC30-151-550.
8. No loitering signs as defined in 24VAC30-151-570.
Historical Notes
Derived from Volume 26, Issue 12, eff. March 17, 2010; amended, Virginia Register Volume 31, Issue 07, eff. December 31, 2014.
Statutory Authority
§ 33.2-210 of the Code of Virginia.