8D.1.7 Roads, Utility Lines and Concurrency
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The official Bear River City code is at https://www.bearrivercityutah.gov/city-ordinances/.
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Roads and all utility lines should be designed to work with the existing grade and cut and fill slopes should be minimized. Roads and utilities should be placed so that disturbance of significant vegetation is minimized. All roads and utilities, whether on or off site, must be installed concurrently with the development.
8D.1.8
Drainage Ways, Field Drains, and Irrigation Ditches Existing natural drainage, field drains, and irrigation ditches or rights-of-ways should be maintained and designed around. If any of these are disturbed during construction the damaged portion shall be restored to proper working condition by the developer or contractor. Notification and/or approval of irrigation companies for development may be required in certain circumstances as determined by the City if the development impacts irrigation works and/or access. (Amend. #9, Ord. No. 2011-11-03)