Department SPECIAL PROVISIONS, CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS Page 1 of 2 Of Transportation GOVERNING SPECIAL TRANSPORTATION OR BUILDING MOVING PERMITS ON THE 2260A (02/09) STATE TRUNK LINES

INSTRUCTIONS: These provisions shall be carried at all times in the vehicle for which the special permit is issued, together with the special permit. They are to be made available for inspection, together with the special permit, by any police officer or agent of the Michigan Department of Transportation. The special provisions governing the movement of vehicles are listed on the reverse side of this form and the permit. The special permit for this movement will list applicable provision numbers for this movement; each of these applicable provisions must be complied with. Failure to comply with any of these provisions listed in the special permit or any failure to comply with the conditions and restrictions herein listed shall be just cause for immediate suspension or revocation of any and all permits.

CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS

A. Permits will be issued only for vehicles owned by the applicant or operated under a bona fide lease or rental agreement.

B. Move to be made with a minimum of interference to traffic, and at not time will the highway be closed to other traffic.

C. If the movement of a vehicle or load requires a highway sign, structure, or railing to be moved, the applicant shall secure department approval prior to the move and shall be responsible for the cost of removal and replacement.

D. A vehicle shall not be loaded or unloaded with the highway right-of-way unless permitted by a police officer or agent of the department.

E. The driver of the vehicle shall carry the permit in the vehicle to which it applies and shall have it available for inspection by any police officer or agent of the Department of Transportation. The driver shall stop at all highway weight stations for permit inspection.

F. Highways shall be traveled in sequence as listed on the permit.

G. Any of the following actions shall immediately void the permit and subject the applicant to appropriate legal action: (a) Misrepresentation of information set forth in an application for permit. (b) Any operation of trunkline highways beyond the size or weight limitations shown on the permit. (c) A change or erasure on a permit.

H. A load shall be arranged to affect the minimum dimensions for height, length, or width. All hydraulic attachments or mechanisms must be securely immobilized with adequate chains and binders. Vehicles must have air or life axles on ground.

I. Permits are valid only for a single trip. Overweight permits are not valid during the spring weight restriction period.

J. Insurance coverage required in the laws of this state shall be in effect for moves operating with an overweight or oversize permit.

K. This permit not valid on County roads or city streets. If the equipment is to be moved on any county road or city street, permission must be obtained from the appropriate authorities.

L. All weights and dimensions listed in the application for permit are to be the actual weights and dimensions of the described loaded vehicle(s).

M. Permit not valid for oversize or overweight vehicles which can be (a) Readily dismantled (based on the non-divisible load definition of 23 CFR 658.5), (b) reduced, or (c) rearranged to minimize or eliminate the oversize or overweight characteristics.

N. Vehicles shall be registered as required by Michigan statute and will not violate any statute or ordinance, rule or regulation of any state agency or subdivision of the state. Vehicles shall comply with all statutory provisions as to other permits, licensing, motor vehicle equipment and operation. Overweight permits valid only if transporting equipment is licensed for maximum legal loadings.

O. Permits are not valid on highways or structures which are posted for lighter than legal loadings if the vehicle exceeds axle or gross loadings as posted.

P. The granting of a permit shall not be considered as a guarantee of the sufficiency of a highway; highway width or vertical clearance; or highway structure for transporting on the route.

Q. Contact the Mackinac Bridge Authority (906)643-7600 not less than 24 hours prior to the planned arrival for all moves crossing the bridge. Permit requires that the vehicle be escorted across the Mackinac Bridge by a Mackinac Bridge Authority vehicle. Permit not valid on the bridge when wind velocity exceeds 25MPH.

R. The permittee, prior to any movement, shall determine whether there are any construction bulletins issued by the department which restrict the dimensions or weights within the limits authorized by this permit. Constructive notice of the bulletin will be presumed. Information regarding bulletins may be obtained at all district offices, the Lansing office, or www.michigan.gov/mdot and select trucker services.

S. The permittee certifies that he has checked the route as necessary for vertical clearance and overhead obstructions prior to any movement. Striking or damage to any structure or facility will be perceived to be non compliance with this section and will result in termination of this permit.

T. The permittee shall be responsible for damages to the highway, to persons, and to property caused by or arising from operations covered by this permit. The permittee shall indemnify and save harmless the Transportation Commission, the department and all of their employees from any and all suits, claims, and damages of every kind arising out of, under, or by reason of this permit, or from operations covered by this permit.

U. Any approvals, reviews, and inspections of any nature by the department, its officers, agents, and employees shall not be construed as a warranty or assumption of liability on the part of the department. It is expressly understood and agreed that any such approvals are for the sole and exclusive purposes of the department, which is acting in a governmental capacity. Any approvals, reviews, and inspections by the department will not relieve the permittee of the permittee’s obligations hereunder, nor are such approvals, reviews, and inspections by the department to be construed as a warranty as to the proprietty of the permittee’s performance.

V. Self-propelled vehicles must maintain minimum posted speed on non-freeway routes and must maintain 45 MPH on freeway routes.

W. Contact Bridge (810) 984-3131 not less than 24 hours prior to planned arrival for all moves crossing the bridge.

X. Contact the International Bridge (906) 635-5255 ext. 0 no less than 24 hours prior to planned arrival for all moves crossing the bridge.

MDOT 2260A (02/09) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PERMITS TO MOVE BUILDINGS Page 2 of 2

A. The building to be moved must be loaded in a workmanlike and safe manner.

B. All brick and stone including chimneys shall be removed prior to movement, and the removal of attachments, such as eaves, garages, carports, or porches may be required.

C. The mover must make prior arrangements with the proper authorities for the handling of wires, cables, signs, and signals, the crossing of railroads, and for necessary trimming and protection of trees.

D. In the event of a breakdown or unavoidable delay, an attempt shall be made to remove the building from the highway. If the building cannot be removed it shall be clearly marked with warning lights and shall be attended by personnel to assist in directing traffic.

E. The movement shall be accompanied by a uniformed police officer.

F. A properly licensed auxiliary power unit consisting of at least 1½ tone vehicle with dual rear wheels is to accompany the move.

G. A building may be moved between the side rails of bridges if the horizontal clearance between such rails exceeds the width of the building by at least 12”. If the width of the building is greater than the horizontal clearance of any bridge, the building must be loaded on the moving equipment in such manner that the under side of supporting cross timbers will clear the rails by at least 12” at all times.

H. If trees or plants within the highways right-of-way require removal or trimming, the mover shall obtain the approval of the department district forester prior to the move. The cost shall be paid by the mover.

I. The mover will be held responsible for all damages to wires, signals, trees or other private property and will reimburse the owners for all property damage caused by the movement.

SPECIAL PROVISIONS

1) Permit valid only if favorable driving and traffic conditions prevail. (Daylight hours only, beginning one half hour before sunrise and ending one half hour after sunset.)

2) Route to be checked for vertical clearance and overhead obstructions prior to movement.

3) Movement to be made during periods of reduced traffic. Vehicles traveling under this permit shall maintain a distance of not less than 2,000 feet apart.

4) To be towed by at least a 1½ ton truck with dual wheels.

5) Maximum gauge of mobile home or vehicle transporting a module to be 9’6” or less from center of wheel to center of wheel.

6) Loads shall be arranged to affect the minimum width, height and length.

7) The movement of an oversize mobile home requires the display of 6 clean plain red flags at least 18” square. One flag shall be displayed on each end of the front bumper of the towing vehicle and shall be supported on a short staff at an angle so as to wave freely. One flag shall be displayed on each corner of the mobile home or building module placed so as to be clearly seen by approaching traffic.

8) The movement of an overwidth or overlength vehicle or load requires the display of clear plain red or orange flags at least 18” square. One flag shall be displayed at each of the four corners of the vehicle or load, and if any portion of the load extends beyond the width at the corner flag, one additional flag shall be displayed at the widest point on each side of the vehicle or load. Flags should be securely fastened by at least one corner or securely mounted on a staff.

9) Auxiliary power unit required on move.

10) All wires, cables, signs, signals, etc., to be raised or lowered prior to movement. Continuous movement of vehicle with load required.

11) To be followed by one escort vehicle (passenger car or pickup truck) with at least one flashing or rotating amber light on the roof of the escort vehicle. In addition, there will be displayed on the roof of the escort vehicle, one OVERSIZE LOAD sign 5’x12” with 8” black letters on yellow background. All flashing or rotating amber lights to be visible for a distance of 500’.

12) To be preceded by one escort vehicle (passenger car or pickup truck) with at least one flashing or rotating amber light on the roof of the escort vehicle, one OVERSIZE LOAD sign 5’x12” with 8” black letters on yellow background. If height of the vehicle or load exceeds 14’6”, the escort vehicle will be required to have a fixed measuring device set at a height to assure clearance of the load. All flashing or rotating amber lights to be visible for a distance of 500’.

13) At least 2 flashing or rotating amber lights to be placed on the extreme rear of the load. All flashing or rotating amber lights to be visible for a distance of 500’.

14) Police supervision of traffic required on move.

15) Permit is not valid for movement from 7AM to 9AM or from 3PM to 6PM in the following counties: Genesee, Ingham, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Kent, Macomb, Muskegon, Oakland, Saginaw, Washtenaw, and Wayne.

16) Use caution at all overhead obstructions.

17) To be equipped with 2 OVERSIZE LOAD signs (mobile homes that are 16’ wide, signs must only read “16’ WIDE LOAD”) of black, block lettering on interstate yellow background. One 6’x16” sign with 12” lettering on front bumper of towing vehicle. One 8’x18” sign with 16” lettering on rear of load, bottom of sign not less than 7’ above highway. Towing vehicle headlights to be turned on low beam.

18) Permit not valid for movement when wind velocity exceeds 25 MPH.

19) Movement will require the vehicle to be equipped with two OVERSIZE LOAD signs 7’x18” with 10” black letters on yellow background. One sign on the front of the vehicle, the other on the rear of the load. If the sign cannot be attached to or is not legible on the load, the sign is to be attached to the rear of the vehicle.

20) Permit valid only if favorable driving and traffic conditions prevail. Movement must not obstruct the normal flow of traffic.

21) Radio communication is required between escort vehicles and the towing vehicle.

22) The transporting of a mobile home or building module is allowed only when the surface condition of the highway is not slippery. MICHIGAN

LEGAL LIMITS

Interstate WIDTH 8' (non designated GVW 80,000 highways) 0 (steer) 12,000 8'6" (designated highways) 0 20,000* HEIGHT 13'6" 00 34,000 LENGTH 40’ single unit 000 39,000* 53’ semi trailer (designated -Federal Bridge Formula applies highways, 5 mile access for fuel, food, rest, *Over 80,000 GVW, 13,000 lbs./axle; with 9’ or kingpin limit 37’ to 41’ more of spacing between axles, 18,000 lbs. single measured to center of axle, tandems limited to one set tandem at tandem) 32,000 lbs., the rest at 26,000 lbs., 13,000 lbs. 28’6‖ doubles per axle on axle groups of three or more, limit of 58’ overall length for 11 axles. Max. 164,000 doubles (non designated TOLERANCE: None. highways) 65’ auto transporter When restricted loadings are in effect, the normal 75’ stinger steered maximum axle weights allowable OVERHANG 3’ front, any amount is on rigid pavements shall be reduced 25% and the permissible if the legal length is not exceeded. maximum wheel load shall not However, if this overhang is 4 feet or more, there exceed 525 pounds per inch width of tire. When shall be displayed on the extreme rear of such a restricted loadings are in effect, load a 12 - inch red square flag in the daytime the normal maximum axle weights allowable on and a red light or flexible pavements shall be reduced lantern at night. 35% and the maximum wheel load shall not 4’ rear, boat/auto carrier exceed 450 pounds per inch width of tire.

A combination of vehicles shall not exceed 11 axles.

PERMIT LIMITS

0 Depends on routes, WIDTH 16' 14’ during Spring 00 vehicle gauge restrictions 000 and HEIGHT 15' 0000 tire size LENGTH 150'

PERMIT RESTRICTIONS

General - Single trip permits are issued for a five work day period but are only valid for a single trip. Oversize travel is permitted one half hour before sunrise to one half hour after sunset Monday through Friday. Loads that are overweight only but are otherwise of legal dimensions may travel 24/7. Divisible load permits are not available.

MI-1 08/11 No truck, tractor or tractor with trailer, or any combination of such vehicles with a gross weight, loaded or unloaded, in excess of 10,000 lbs., shall exceed the posted speed limit or the speed limit identified on the permit, which ever is less. Speed shall be reduced to 35 miles per hour where reduced loadings are being enforced during the period of seasonal weight restrictions.

Insurance — No filing required, but must have insurance in the amounts of $100,000/$300,000/$50,000.

Weekend/Night Travel - Weekend movement is now permitted in Michigan, on a trial basis, for loads not exceeding the dimensions of 10 feet in width, 14 feet in height and 90 feet in length. This allowance is similar to other bordering state's provisions and allows weekend movement all day on Saturday, and until 3:00 p.m. on Sunday. Mobile/Modular homes are not eligible for weekend movement.

To electronically request weekend movement with a single trip using the Michigan Transport Routing and Internet Permitting (MiTRIP) application, check the weekend movement box on the ―Step 3 - Travel Dates‖ screen.

Extended permits that do not exceed the load limits are also eligible for weekend movement.

Permits are issued for daylight hours only, Monday through Friday. In some instances, other time limitations may be applied.

Holiday – Under no condition will a permit be issued for a movement to take place from 12:00 noon on the day preceding the holiday and continuing until daylight of the first day after the holidays here listed: Memorial Day Thanksgiving Day

New Year’s Day Independence Day

Labor Day Christmas Day

Inclement Weather - No overweight permits will be issued during the spring weight restriction period, except in case of public emergency. Permits will not be issued for widths in excess of 14 feet during the spring weight restriction period, except in a case of public emergency. Building moving permits will not be approved for movement during the spring weight restriction period.

Permit Information Required — Load description; load dimensions, trailer length, overall dimensions; net weight; gross weight; tire sizes; axle weights; axle spacing; origin and destination; routes to be traveled; tractor VIN#, trailer VIN #, serial and license number.

PERMIT TYPES

Single Trip (Special Transport Permit) issued only for the occasional movement of oversize or overweight vehicles or loads which cannot be dismantled, reduced, or otherwise rearranged to come within the legal limits. Application for permits is to be made through the Michigan Transport Routing and Internet Permitting (MiTRIP) computer program, or through a permit service. No overweight permits are issued when weight restrictions are in affect.

A single trip permit may be issued for a five day period if so requested. A single trip permit is valid for one trip only but may be issued to include a return move.

Extended (Annual with same type of commodity only). Extended Permits (annual) are issued thru the Michigan Transport Routing and Internet Permitting System (MiTRIP).

Extended permits may be issued on an annual basis and are issued based on the vehicle/load being transported, there are various categories of permits including; Construction Miscellaneous Agricultural Pipe and pole Modular or Mobile Home

MI-2 08/11 FEES

Single Trip (Over Dimension) $15.00 Single Trip (Over Weight and/or Over Dimension) $50.00 Extended (Over Dimensional $ 30.00) (Over weight $ 100.00) call (517) 636-6915 regarding fee. The price of a new extended permit is pro-rated based on the month it is sent in.

ESCORTS AND SIGNS

Labeling — Two amber flashing lights are required on all loads over 80' in length. Lights must be visible for at least 500'. Flags located at all four corners and extremities must be 18" square and red or orange in color.

Escort Vehicles and Personnel — One escort required for vehicles over 90' in length following over length vehicle, and escort front & rear for vehicles over 100' in length. One escort for vehicles over 12' in width located at the rear on four-lane highway, and at the front on two-lane highway. One front escort with a fixed measuring device set at a height to assure clearance for vehicles over 14'6" in height, plus one rear escort if over 15' in height. One escort following the vehicle on which the overhang exceeds 15'.

Certification – Pilot Car Escort Certification is not currently required.

FINES

Over dimension Only: Maximum $200

Overweight Fines: $.03 per pound between 1,000 – 2,000 lbs. $.06 per pound between 2,001 – 3,000 lbs. $.09 per pound between 3,001 – 4,000 lbs. $.12 per pound between 4,001 – 5,000 lbs. $.15 per pound between 5,001 – 10,000 lbs. $.20 per pound over 10,000 lbs.

Fines are calculated based on the permit weight of the vehicle, and are assessed on axle violations only. As a rule, operators are not permitted to shift loads to avoid over-axle citations.

RESTRICTED TRAVEL

The following counties have travel restrictions which limit permit vehicles over 12' in width or 90' in length to travel between the hours of 7:00 - 9:00 am and from 3:00 – 6:00 pm Monday through Friday:

Genesee Kalamazoo Muskegon Washtenaw Ingham Kent Oakland Wayne Jackson Macomb Saginaw Mackinaw Bridge - Vehicles must notify authorities twenty-four hours prior to movement. Contact (906) 643-7600.

Blue Water Bridge - Vehicles must notify authorities twenty-four hours prior to movement. Contact (810) 984-3131

International Bridge - Vehicles must notify authorities twenty-four hours prior to movement. Contact (906) 635-5255

Moving heavy equipment at railroad grade crossings. No railroad rule.

MI-3 08/11 PORTS OF ENTRY Port Of Entry-Port Huron Port Information

Port Code: 3802 Location Address: 526 Water Street - Room 301 Port Huron, MI 48060-5471 Mailing Address: Same As Above General Phone: (810) 985-7125 General Fax: (810) 985-3516 Operational Hours: 8:00 AM-4:30 PM(Eastern) Weekdays (Monday-Friday)

Port Of Entry-Battle Creek Port Information

Port Code: 3805 Location Address: 4950 Dickman Road Battle Creek, MI 49037 Mailing Address: Same As Above General Phone: (269) 965-3349 General Fax: (269) 965-0661 Operational Hours: 8:00 AM-4:00 PM(Eastern) Weekdays (Monday-Friday)

Port Of Entry-Saginaw/Bay City/Flint Port Information

Port Code: 3804 Location Address: 8500 Garfield Rd. Suite 103 Freeland, MI 48623 Mailing Address: Same As Above General Phone: (989) 695-2871 General Fax: (989) 695-2809 Operational Hours: Twenty Four (24) Hours A Day Seven Days A Week (7)

Port Of Entry-Grand Rapids Port Information

Port Code: 3806 Location Address: 6450 Air Cargo Drive SE Grand Rapids, MI 49512 Mailing Address: Same As Above General Phone: (616) 942-5245 General Fax: (616) 285-0188 Operational Hours: 8:00 AM-5:00 PM(Eastern) Weekdays (Monday-Friday)

Port Of Entry-Detroit Metropolitan Airport Port Information

Port Code: 3807 Location Address: Edward H. McNamara Terminal 2596 Worldgateway Place Detroit, MI 48242 Mailing Address: Same As Above General Phone: (734) 941-6180 General Fax: (734) 941-6690 Operational Hours: 8:00 AM-4:30 PM(Eastern) Weekdays (Monday-Friday)

MI-4 08/11 PERMIT ORDERING

Application for Special Transport Permits is to be made through the Michigan Transport Routing and Internet Permitting (MiTRIP) computer program, or through a permit service. No overweight permits are issued when weight restrictions are in affect. All transport permits must be applied for electronically directly from the Michigan Department of Transportation. This option requires that an account be opened with the Michigan Business One Stop application. Electronically submitted single trip permits are usually issued within 1 to 4 hours.

Electronically submitted single trip permits are usually issued within 1 to 4 hours. However, during extremely busy periods, processing may take more time. It is also important to note that if information submitted is not accurate or complete, your application may be returned for clarification which will delay issuance. Therefore, MDOT recommends a permit be applied for a minimum of 12 business hours prior to the required movement.

Extended permits are usually issued within a 15 business day period from the time it is received by MDOT. However, in order to ensure you receive your new permit prior to the expiration of your existing permit, MDOT recommends submitting a renewal application a minimum of 30 days prior to expiration.

Oversized and overweight permits for traveling on any county jurisdiction route must be obtained from the county in question. Contact the County Road Association of Michigan for county contact numbers at 517- 482-1189 or via internet at www.micountyroads.org

Oversized and overweight permits for traveling on any city jurisdiction route must be obtained from the city in question. Contact the Michigan Municipal League at 734-662-3246 or by Internet at: http://www.mml.org/

PERMIT OFFICES

Crystal Falls TSC Cadillac TSC 120 Tobin-Alpha Road 100 E. Chapin Crystal Falls, MI 49920 Cadillac, MI 49601 (906) 875-6644 (231) 775-3487 Toll Free: (866) 584-8100 Toll Free: (800) 943-6368 Fax: (906) 875-6264 Fax: (231) 775-0301

Escanaba TSC Grayling TSC 1818 Third Avenue North 1680 Hartwick Pines Road Escanaba, MI 49829 Grayling, MI 49738 (906) 786-1800 (989) 344-1802 Toll Free: (888) 414-6368 Toll Free: (888) 811-6368 Fax: (906) 786-9775 Fax: (989) 344-8403

Ishpeming TSC Traverse City TSC 100 S. Westwood Drive 2084 US-31 South, Ste B Ishpeming, MI 49849 Traverse City, MI 49684 (906) 485-4270 (231) 941-1986 Toll Free: (888) 920-6368 Toll Free: (888) 457-6368 Fax: (906) 485-4878 Fax: (231) 941-1512

Newberry TSC Grand Rapids TSC 14113 M-28 2660 Leonard St. NE Newberry, MI 49868 Grand Rapids, MI 49525 (906) 293-5168 (616) 464-1800 Toll Free: (866) 740-6368 Fax: (616) 464-1189 Fax: (906) 293-3331 Howard City TSC Alpena TSC 19153 W. Howard City-Edmore Rd 1540 Airport Road Howard City, MI 49329 Alpena, MI 49707 (231) 937-7780 (989) 356-2231 Fax: (231) 937-2281 Toll Free: (877) 404-6368 Fax: (989) 354-4142 Muskegon TSC 2225 Olthoff Drive Muskegon, MI 49444 (231) 777-3451 Fax: (231) 777-3621

MI-5 08/11 Bay City TSC Lansing TSC 2590 E. Wilder Road 3101 Technology Blvd Bay City, MI 48706 Suite H (989) 671-1555 Lansing, MI 48910 Fax: (989) 671-1530 (517) 324-2260 Fax: (517) 324-0294 OFFICE CLOSED Cass City TSC 6867 E. Cass City Road Detroit TSC Cass City, MI 48726 1400 Howard St. (989) 872-3007 Detroit, MI 48216 Fax: (989) 872-4464 (313) 965-6350 Fax: (313) 965-5933 Davison TSC 9459 Potter Road Macomb TSC Davison, MI 48423 38257 Mound Road (810) 653-7470 Sterling Heights, MI 48310 Fax: (810) 653-1248 (586) 978-1935 Fax: (586) 978-8075 Mt. Pleasant TSC 1212 Corporate Drive Oakland TSC Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858 800 Vanguard Drive (989) 773-7756 Pontiac, MI 483410 Fax: (989) 775-6329 (248) 451-0001 Fax: (248) 451-0125 Coloma TSC 3880 Red Arrow Highway Port Huron TSC Benton Harbor, MI 49022 2127 11th Ave. (269) 849-1165 Port Huron, MI 48060 Toll Free: (877) 321-6368 (810) 985-5011 Fax: (269) 849-1227 Fax: (810) 985-5042

Kalamazoo TSC Taylor TSC 5372 S. 9TH St 6510 Telegraph Road Kalamazoo, MI 49009 Taylor, MI 48180-3923 (269) 375-8900 (313) 375-2400 Toll Free: (877) 320-6368 Fax: (313) 295-0822 Fax:(269) 544-0080 MDOT RE Support Area Marshall TSC Transport Permit Unit 15300 W. Michigan Avenue 7575 Crowner Drive Marshall, MI 49068 Dimondale, MI 48821 (269) 789-0592 (517) 636-6915 Toll Free: (877) 324-6368 Fax: (517) 636-6917 Fax: (269) 789-0936

Brighton TSC 10321 E. , Ste 500 Brighton, MI 48116 (810) 227-4681 Fax: (810) 227-7929

Jackson Specialty Crews Office 800 Chanter Road Jackson, MI 49201 (517) 783-2871 Fax: (517) 783-2236

Jackson TSC 2750 N. Elm Road Jackson, MI 49201-6802 (517) 780-7540 Fax: (517) 780-5454

MI-6 08/11