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8820.3 100 LOCAL STATE-AID ROUTE STANDARDS,FINANCING 24 <br /> permanent right-of-way of a state-aid route or within an easement generally parallel with a <br /> state-aid route. <br /> Subp. 8. Storm sewers. Plans containing items for storm sewer construction must be <br /> reviewed by the hydraulics engineer for the Minnesota Department of Transportation and <br /> the engineer's recommendations obtained concerning compliance with adopted state-aid <br /> storm sewer design requirements and the proportionate share chargeable to the state-aid <br /> system. These recommendations along with those of the district state-aid engineer must be <br /> considered in determining the maximum state-aid participation in this work. <br /> Subp. 9. [Repealed, 20 SR 1041] <br /> Subp. 9a. [Repealed, 36 SR 925] <br /> Subp. 10. Landscaping. The extent of state-aid participation in landscaping is limited <br /> to five percent of the total construction allocation in any year. Landscaping includes,but is <br /> not limited to: <br /> A. items such as trees when exceeding two-to-one replacement, shrubs, ground <br /> covers, and mulch; and <br /> B. retaining walls,fences,and other landscaping appurtenances when only deco- <br /> rative in function. <br /> The extent of participation also includes excess costs for functional but ornamental features <br /> such as,but not limited to, ornamental fences and railings,brick pavers, and aesthetic sur- <br /> face treatments. Excess cost is the cost in excess of a functional, standard item. Seeding, <br /> with mulch and fertilizer, and sodding are considered normal grading items. <br /> Statutory Authority: MS s 14.389; 161.082; 161.083; 162.02; 162.09; 162.155; L <br /> 1983 c 17 <br /> History: 8 SR 2146; 15 SR 2596; 20 SR 1041; 24 SR 1885; 29 SR 449; 36 SR 925 <br /> 8820.3150 LOCAL ROAD RESEARCH. <br /> Within the law, the respective screening boards shall annually determine and recom- <br /> mend the amount that the commissioner shall set aside from the county state-aid highway <br /> fund or the municipal state-aid street fund, for the purpose of local road research. These <br /> funds, along with federal funds as may be provided,must be used for conducting research <br /> as provided by law. <br /> Statutory Authority: MS s 161.082; 161.083; 162.02; 162.09;L 1983 c 17 <br /> History: 8 SR 2146 <br /> 8820.3200 LOCAL ROAD RESEARCH BOARD. <br /> Subpart 1.Appointment. The commissioner shall appoint a local road research board <br /> consisting of the following members: <br /> A. four county highway engineers,only one of whom may be from a county con- <br /> taining a city of the first class; <br /> B. two city engineers,only one of whom may be from a city of the first class; <br /> C. two Department of Transportation staff engineers, one of whom must be the <br /> department's state-aid engineer; <br /> D. one University of Minnesota representative; and <br /> E. one ex officio secretary, who must be the department's research coordination <br /> engineer. <br /> Subp. 2. Terms. Appointments of county highway and city engineers, except for un- <br /> expired terms, are for four years. The other members shall serve at the will of the commis- <br /> sioner. <br />