California Code of Regulations
Title 21 - Public Works
Division 2 - Department of Transportation
Chapter 23 - Adopt-a-Highway Program
Article 12 - Permit Period and Performance Monitoring
Section 2647 - Permit Period
Universal Citation: 21 CA Code of Regs 2647
Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 38, September 20, 2024
(a) A Permit is issued for five years.
(b) Permit provisions are subject to modification or abrogation by Caltrans at any time.
(1) If the litter removal frequency specified on the adopter's Permit is not adequate to keep the site clean, the frequency may be increased. The district coordinator must notify the adopter of the increase at least 90 calendar days before the change becomes mandatory. The frequency may be increased only once during the adopter's Permit period and that change must occur no earlier than two years from the Permit's start date.
(2) If construction occurs in a portion of a site, the maintenance supervisor must decide if it is safe and practical for the adopter to work in the portion not under construction. If so, the beginning and/or ending points of the adoption site are modified. If not, the Permit is suspended.
(c) An adopter may cancel its Permit at any time without consequence from Caltrans.
(1) If a sponsor cancels its Permit, the contractor's Permit is no longer valid and must also be canceled.
(2) If a contractor cancels its Permit, the sponsor's Permit is still valid. The sponsor has 30 calendar days to decide whether to cancel its own Permit, hire a new contractor, or convert to a volunteer adoption.
1. New article 12 (sections 2647-2652) and section filed 1-21-2010; operative 1-21-2010 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4 (Register 2010, No. 4).
Note: Authority cited: Section 91.5, Streets and Highways Code. Reference: Sections 91.5, 92 and 670, Streets and Highways Code.
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