105 IAC 10-1.5-2

105 IAC 10-1.5-2 Definitions

Last amended: 2025Year: 2027Length: 305 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Ind. Admin. Code tit. 105, r. 10-1.5-2

Sec. 2. The following definitions apply throughout this rule: (1) "Amendment fee" means an administrative fee imposed when a permit must be changed after it has been ordered. (2) "Base fee" means a fixed fee imposed on all vehicles that exceed the legal length, width, height, or weight limits for vehicles. (3) "Bridge review fee" means an administrative fee imposed when a route is reviewed to determine the weight limitations of a bridge or bridges on the route. A bridge review fee is imposed for each bridge on the route and is in addition to the base permit fee. (4) "Cancellation fee" means an administrative fee imposed when a permit is canceled by the permittee for any reason. (5) "Design fee" means an administrative fee imposed for superload permits where the vehicle weighs more than two hundred thousand (200,000) pounds. (6) "Executive fee" means an administrative fee imposed for overweight permits where the vehicle weighs more than one hundred eight thousand (108,000) pounds. (7) "Per mile fees" means milage fees based on the weight of the vehicle. (8) "Preapproval superload permit" means a permit issued under a preapproval number. (9) "Review fee" means an administrative fee imposed when a route must be reviewed by the department before a permit may be issued. (10) "Sealed ocean container" means a sealed container that has not been opened, except by an agent of the federal government to inspect the contents. (11) "Superload" means a vehicle that is: (A) more than fifteen (15) feet high; (B) more than sixteen (16) feet wide; or (C) more than one hundred ten (110) feet long. (12) "Superload amendment fee" means an administrative fee imposed when a superload permit must be changed after it has been ordered. (13) "Time amendment fee" means an administrative fee imposed to extend the expiration of a permit.
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