Enrolled Senate Bill 264 was signed by the governor on June 14, 2011. The bill reflects the work of a collaborative stakeholder committee in response to legislative direction to "codify, clarify, and bring consistency to issuance of access permits based on objective standards." Most of the provisions of the bill that affect the ODOT's access permit policies, rules, and procedures go into effect on January 1, 2012.

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Do you want to know about the permittiing process and how to get started? View the brochure below that explains this process and gives you quick access to the Approach Application. You can also download an application form as well.

Access Management is balancing access to developed land while ensuring movement of traffic in a safe and efficient manner.

Main Streets On Highways: Preserving the Function of the Roadway While Respecting Local Vision.

The Oregon Transportation Commission approved temporary rules for access management on state highways that are in effect beginning January 1, 2012. These rules implement Senate Bill 264 statutory changes signed into law in June 2011. The Department will complete the permanent rule making process to replace these temporary rules later this year.

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