Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) is the manual that helps assure that drivers around the whole country see the same symbols. The principles apply to permit work, too. Would you like to refer to the MUTCD? Click.
People who review and issue permits have to follow rules as well as standards. Florida Administrative Code (FAC) Rules are like law. The attorneys say
they are law. You can read the rules, too. Click here and go to the FAC Rules list. Some of the rules most interesting to those seeking permits are:
We have a bit of a unique and interesting mix of work in one office at FLDOT District 4. We issue
various kinds of permits but we also have been issued permits by the Florida Department of Envirnomental Protection. Under the NPDES-MS4 permits we are required to treat our storm water prior to its realease into waters of the state and report annually on our progress in that effort. Since permit holders along the highway rights-of-way are significant contributers to the additives to be found in our storm water, we will monitor our relationship with our neighbors and particularly during permit construction phases. Please help keep our water clean.
Perhaps you would like to get a form on the internet? If you know the form number, Click "I know the number". If you don't know the form number but you know the responsible office for the form click, "I know the office". If you know niether of these but you know the form title, click, "I know the title". This will take you to a FLDOT page where you can select more particularly.
