105 IAC 7-1-4

105 IAC 7-1-4 Types of permits

Last amended: 2025Year: 2027Length: 565 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Ind. Admin. Code tit. 105, r. 7-1-4

Sec. 4. (a) The types of permits for constructing a field entrance or driveway connecting with a state highway, in either a rural or an urban area, are required as follows: (1) A major commercial driveway permit is required for any change to an existing access, approach, or crossover, or the construction of a new access, approach, or crossover, that: (A) connects the highway to private property used for commercial purposes or a public property; and (B) attracts enough traffic to require: (i) at least one (1) auxiliary lane; or (ii) any other improvement or modification to department infrastructure; as determined by the department. A major commercial driveway may be designated as either a Class III or IV driveway approach. (2) A minor commercial driveway permit is required for any change to an existing access, approach, or crossover, or the construction of a new access, approach, or crossover, that: (A) connects the highway to private property used for commercial purposes or a public property; and (B) does not attract enough traffic to require: (i) an auxiliary lane; or (ii) any other improvement or modification to department infrastructure; as determined by the department. A minor commercial driveway may be designated as either a Class III or IV driveway approach. (3) A sub-minor commercial driveway permit shall be required for any change to an existing access, approach, or crossover, or the construction of a new access, approach, or crossover that: (A) connects the highway to private property used for commercial purposes; and (B) does not attract more than twenty-five (25) vehicles a day, as determined by the department. A sub-minor commercial driveway may be designated as either a Class I, II, III, or IV driveway approach. (4) A private driveway permit is required for any change to an existing access, approach, or crossover, or the construction of a new access, approach, or crossover that: (A) connects the highway to private property that: (i) has a residence, barn, or private garage in improved or unimproved condition; or (ii) is vacant, in an unimproved condition, or a farm field; and (B) is ordinarily used only by: (i) the owner or occupant of the premises; (ii) guests; and (iii) necessary service vehicles. A private driveway may be designated as either a Class I, II, or V driveway approach. (b) The types of permits for constructing an approach connecting a state highway to a public right-of-way in the form of a city street or county roadway are required as follows: (1) A major public road approach permit is required if the approach attracts enough traffic to require: (A) at least one (1) auxiliary lane; or (B) any other improvement or modification to department infrastructure; as determined by the department. (2) A minor public road approach permit is required if the approach does not attract enough traffic to require: (A) at least one (1) auxiliary lane; or (B) any other improvement or modification to department infrastructure; as determined by the department. (c) A miscellaneous permit is required for any activity on a state right-of-way not covered by other permits. (d) A railroad crossing closure permit is required for work performed in a state right-of-way where a railroad is located, but the work is not being performed on the rail line. (e) A right-of-way occupancy permit is required for any work, either above or below ground, within or possibly impacting the state right-of-way.
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