Adopt-A-Road

Permit Conditions
Read the following conditions carefully, then
click the "I Agree" button near the bottom
of the page to fill out the appropriate forms for obtaining an Adopt-A-Road
permit.
- This permit grants only those rights specifically stated and
no other.
- Issuance of this permit does not relieve the permittee from
meeting any and all requirements of law, ordinances and regulations
including requirements of other public bodies or agencies.
- The permittee shall be responsible for the cost of restoration
of any roadway facilities and right-of-way determined by the Road
Commission to be damaged as a result of the permit.
- The permittee shall save harmless, indemnify and defend the
Road Commission for Oakland County, its officers, employees and
agents thereof against any and all claims for damages arising
from operations covered by this permit.
- This permit is not assignable and not transferable unless specifically
agreed to in writing by the Road Commission for Oakland County.
- Group participants shall hold a safety briefing prior to any
pick-up, conducted by the adopting group with Road Commission
for Oakland County-supplied literature. All group participants
must sign a form acknowledging the training.
- All participants must wear an orange vest provided by the Road
Commission for Oakland County while working in the right-of-way.
The Road Commission for Oakland County will provided vests prior
to the first litter pick-up. Permittees are to maintain these
vests and will replace lost or damaged vests with Road Commission-approved
vests at permittees’ expense.
- Group participants must be a least sixteen (16) years of age
unless waiver of this condition is approved in writing by the
Road Commission for Oakland County.
- All litter is to be placed in bags provided by and approved
by the Road Commission for Oakland County. Objects that are too
large or too heavy for the litterbags are to be placed next to
the bags for pick-up. No litterbags or objects are to be placed
on the roadway surface or shoulders. All litterbags will be placed
at locations designated by the Road Commission for pick-up.
- The Road Commission for Oakland County will erect and maintain
signs noting the program and participating group's name free of
charge following issuance of a permit to the group. Two signs,
one for each side of the adopted roadway segment facing on-coming
traffic will be erected for each group. No additional signs will
be permitted.
- Participating groups must consist of at least eight persons;
a crew leader, a safety sentry, and three volunteers as well as
three specified backups. The names, addresses and telephone numbers
of these individuals must be on record with the Road Commission
for Oakland County at the time of permit issuance as a condition
of permit issuance. Groups are not limited to eight persons.
- Groups failing to fulfill the conditions of this permit, to
conduct required safety briefings, or not participating in at
least two of the three designated litter pick-up weeks in a calendar
year will have their permit revoked. The Adopt-A-Road sign will
be removed from the roadway segment designated in the permit.
- The permit will be considered null and void and shall be automatically
revoked if the safety sentry fails to participate in the required
safety sentry training.
- The Road Commission for Oakland County reserves the right to
revoke this permit at any time. The permittee and all group participants,
upon request of the Road commission for Oakland County, shall
immediately cease operations and surrender this permit.
- Groups will not pick up litter during electrical or wind storms,
or during periods of fog or low visibility. Litter pick-up shall
be performed during the daylight hours and commence not sooner
than 1 hour after sunrise and end not later than 1 hour before
sunset.
- All members of a group will work on one side of the roadway
at a time. Group members are required to obey all relevant state
laws and applicable ordinances regarding vehicular and pedestrian
travel, traffic and parking while engaged in permitted activities.
- Group members are prohibited from picking up litter in the median,
under overpasses or on bridge structures.
- Groups may voluntarily withdraw from the program without jeopardizing
a future application upon notification to the Road Commission
for Oakland County.
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