Bismarck, North Dakota – North Dakota state law tok say all hay wey dem store for highway rights of way must comot by Nov. 1. The law cover hay wey dey stored on highway rights of way, and e set one clear deadline for removal.
After Nov. 1, any hay bale wey remain on highway rights of way go dey removed. North Dakota Department of Transportation district engineers go direct that removal. So the final say on how dem go clear the bales dey with those district engineers.
Why the law dey push for removal? NDDOT say removing the bales dey help ensure safe winter maintenance. E also dey allow crews to manage snow along state highways. That mean the work of snow management dey depend on the rights of way being clear.
If hay still dey on highway rights of way after the Nov. 1 date, North Dakota Department of Transportation district engineers go direct the removal. The bales go comot as dem direct. No hay bale go remain after that.
For more information, contact your local NDDOT district office at www.dot.nd.gov/contact-us.
North Dakota state law na the source of the Nov. 1 requirement. The requirement dey for all hay stored on highway rights of way.
