Grapevine, TX · Tarrant County
TxDOT Utility Permit
This notice and permit form is for a utility firm proposing to install a line within a controlled-access highway right-of-way in Tarrant County.
What this form is
The form gives the Texas Transportation Commission notice of a proposed utility line installation and provides for TxDOT review and approval. The applicant identifies the line’s location, length, and design, describes construction and maintenance commitments, and attaches drawings. The form includes a firm representative’s certification and signature, plus approval fields for TxDOT.
Who needs it
A utility firm proposing a line installation within a controlled-access highway right-of-way in Tarrant County uses this notice.
How to submit it
The form is addressed to the Texas Transportation Commission, c/o District Engineer, Texas Department of Transportation, Fort Worth, Texas. It requests five complete sets of drawings with the notice.
About notarization
This document is signed without a notary; the firm’s authorized representative signs and dates the notice, and the form does not require a sworn or notarized attachment.
How to submit this form
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Download The Form
Download the TxDOT Utility Permit notice PDF.
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Complete The Notice
Enter the proposed line’s location, length, and design, and complete the firm and authorized representative fields.
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Gather The Drawings
Attach five complete sets of drawings showing the proposed line and appurtenances.
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Send The Notice
Address the notice to the Texas Transportation Commission, c/o District Engineer, Texas Department of Transportation, Fort Worth, Texas.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a notary for the TxDOT Utility Permit?
- No. The firm’s authorized representative signs and dates the notice; the form does not require a sworn or notarized attachment.
- How do I submit the TxDOT Utility Permit?
- Address the notice to the Texas Transportation Commission, c/o District Engineer, Texas Department of Transportation, Fort Worth, Texas, and include five complete sets of drawings.
- What information does the notice request?
- It asks for the proposed line’s location, length, and general design, as well as the firm’s details and an authorized representative’s signature.
- What must accompany the notice?
- The form calls for five complete sets of drawings showing the proposed line and appurtenances.
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This TxDOT Utility Permit doesn’t need a notary — but Texas residents can notarize other documents online with a commissioned online notary.