Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Transportation
Title R920 - Operations, Traffic and Safety
Rule R920-4 - Special Road Use or Event
Section R920-4-5 - Restrictions on Special Event Permits
Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 920-4-5
Current through Bulletin 2024-06, March 15, 2024
(1) The region permit officer may not issue a special event permit if, in the two years preceding the date of the application:
(a) the applicant has
been granted a special event permit, and the applicant:
(i) violated a
condition of the permit; or
(ii) failed to take reasonable care
in preventing the participants in the special road use from violating a condition of the permit;
or
(b) the applicant engaged in a special road use
without first securing a special event permit.
(2) The region permit officer may not issue a special event permit for a special road use on an overpass above a highway if the special road use is intended to draw the attention of the traffic below and is not an incidental traversing of the overpass as part of the event path.
(3) The region permit officer may not issue a special event permit for a portion of the same roadway for a period of more than 24 continuous hours, per special road use.
(a) This Subsection R920-4-5(3) does not apply to a special event permit
sought by a local government, for a special road use if the local government is responsible for the
supervision and safety of the special road use.
(b) Deviations
from this Subsection R920-4-5(3) may be allowed if they do not violate state and federal statutes, rules, or
regulations, and the use will be for the public good without compromising the transportation purposes of the
roadway.
(c) The department may consider requests for deviations
on an individual basis, upon justification submitted by the applicant.
(d) In determining whether to grant the deviation, the region permit
officer shall consider the purposes of the rule as articulated in Subsection R920-4-1(1). The applicant shall
have the burden to prove that the deviation is in the public interest and will not substantially affect the
ability of residents and others not participating in a special event to travel on the roadways and to access
private property without unreasonable disruption. The region permit officer may require the applicant to
provide additional proof, such as a traffic impact study, to satisfy the applicant's burden for the
deviation.
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