Pwd Road Cutting Permission

1. Application Submission:

   • Submit a formal application to the local PWD office. The application should include details like the purpose of cutting, location, dimensions of the area, and the timeline for the work.

2. Documentation:

   • Attach necessary documents, such as:
     • Proof of ownership or authorization from the utility company.
     • Maps or diagrams indicating the location and extent of the cutting.
     • An environmental impact assessment (if required).

3. Fee Payment:

   • Pay the applicable fee for processing the application. The fee varies based on the type of work and location.

4. Site Inspection:

   • PWD officials may conduct a site inspection to assess the impact of the proposed cutting on road safety and traffic.

5. Approval:

   • If everything is in order, the PWD will grant permission. This may include specific conditions to minimize disruption, such as traffic management plans.

6. Execution:

   • Once permission is granted, the work can commence. The contractor must ensure the area is restored to its original condition after the work is completed.

7. Completion Report:

   • After finishing the work, submit a completion report to the PWD, confirming that the road has been restored properly.

Important Considerations

• Timing: Apply well in advance to avoid delays, especially if the work is urgent.
• Compliance: Follow all safety and traffic regulations during the cutting process.
• Restoration: Ensure proper restoration of the road to prevent accidents and further damage.