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Part B: (To be Completed by Town and forwarded to Town Engineer and Town Building Inspector) Date: 6 / 23 I 21 Fees Collected:44 00°u Town's Signature: _dus._I /,1- e_p I510 264c Part C: (To be Completed by Town Engineer) Required Pipe Size,Slope and Material from Development Drainage Plans(if available)* See attached. Other Comments: Date: 06 /30 / 2021 Engineer's Signature:_ -11.111/4- *Where the required pipe size,slope and material has been determined as required by Town Land Division Ordinance,this information is provided by the Developer's engineer of record.The Town of Middleton is not responsible for the accuracy of the culvert size computations or issues that may arise due to errors in the information provided. Required Inspections: (Applicant(Builder or Owner only)to request inspections from Town Engineer.Engineer will complete the inspections within 4 working days.) • Before culvert is installed—to confirm culvert is being placed at the grades of the established ditch or to the grades and slopes required by the approved development plan;and to confirm that the location of the driveway is consistent with the proposed application. Modifying the existing ditch grades could negatively impact adjacent properties. Upon completion of the driveway paving,and restoration of the ditch disturbed by construction. • Owner or applicant are to identify the proposed driveway location on the property with a lath or other means before calling for this inspection. • Contractor or Homeowner is required to call for a driveway inspection BEFORE THE CONCRETE IS POURED OR PAVED WITH ASPHALT. Notes: • Contractor to verify if existing street has binder course or final pavement at time of driveway installation.The placement of final pavement typically adds and additional 1.75"of pavement depth at the roadway edge.Driveways installed adjacent to binder course pavement shall leave the last 5 feet unpaved abutting the street or construct your driveway with concrete,asphalt, brick,etc.,to the edge of pavement and then have the last 5 feet removed and replaced at the owner's expense when final pavement is placed. • The applicant represents all parties in interest,and that such proposed driveway is for the bona fide purpose of securing access to the applicant's property and not for the purpose of parking or servicing vehicles,advertising,storage or merchandising of goods within the dedicated portion of the Town road or street,or for any other purpose.