(1) Drive access/culvert enclosure/curb cut (Type D1 permit)--authorizes residential access (single-family or duplex), modification or repair of an existing driveway, or temporary access to a county road for short term activities such as construction or logging. The permittee shall be responsible for repairing any damage to an existing driveway resulting from permitted activity.

(2) Subdivision driveway access (Type D2 permit)--authorizes residential access (single-family or duplex) to a county road where a combined review to establish lot access requirements has previously been conducted as part of the subdivision review process, and the subdivision developer is established as responsible for requirements related to driveway access.

(3) Temporary trail access (Type D3 permit)--authorizes construction and temporary, non-exclusive use of an unopened or primitive county road right-of-way for short term activities such as construction or logging.

(4) Trail access (Type D4 permit)--authorizes the construction and permanent, non-exclusive use of a privately maintained road within county right-of-way.

(5) Major construction (Type D5, D5P, D5C or D5S permit) authorizes major land development related construction within county right-of-way performed by persons other than utility purveyors. These activities range from developer financed frontage improvements and road restoration to developer financed and built comprehensive road improvements, access for development of abutting industrial, commercial property, major private road/county road intersections and private sewage effluent and water lines.

(6) Minor construction (Type D6, D6P, D6C or D6S permits)--authorizes minor land development related construction within county right-of-way performed by persons other than utility purveyors. These activities include, but are not limited to, paved aprons, minor shoulder work, modification of roadside features, and minor private road/county road intersections. Construction activities and associated thresholds eligible to be included under a minor construction permit shall be detailed in department procedures. Construction activities exceeding minor construction permit thresholds shall be processed as a major construction (Type D5, D5P, D5C or D5D permit) and fees charged accordingly as detailed in chapter 13.110 SCC.

(7) Blanket utility construction (Type D7 permit)--authorizes a utility purveyor to perform a series of construction activities in county rights-of-way under a single Type D permit. Such construction activities are of a less disruptive nature than normal utilities construction. Construction activities and associated thresholds eligible to be included under a blanket permit shall be detailed in department procedures. Construction activities exceeding blanket utility permit thresholds shall be processed as a major utility construction (Type D8 permit) and fees charged accordingly as detailed in chapter 13.110 SCC.

(8) Major utility construction (Type D8 permit)-authorizes a utility purveyor to perform major construction, disturbance and restoration of the affected county right-of-way. (Added by Ord. 85-051 § 3, July 3, 1985; Amended by Ord. 96-028 § 42, June 12, 1996, Eff date June 29, 1996; Amended by Amended Ord. 12-001, Feb. 15, 2012, Eff date Feb. 26, 2012).