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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 136 — Transportation

§ 136-28.12. Litter removal coordinated with mowing of highway rights-of-way.

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§ 136-28.12. Litter removal coordinated with mowing of highway rights-of-way.
(a)For State-maintained roads, the Department of Transportation shall coordinate litter removal and mowing as follows:
(1)If the highway right-of-way to be mowed is part of the primary road system, the Department shall schedule the removal of litter before the right-of-way is mowed.
(2)If the highway right-of-way to be mowed is part of the secondary road system, the Department shall schedule, to the extent practicable, the removal of litter before the right-of-way is mowed.
(3)The Department shall not schedule mowing of highway rights-of-way during the month of May.
(b)The Department shall require as a term of any contract to mow or remove litter that the contracting party agree to the provisions in subsection
(a)of this section. (2001-512, s. 3; 2021-185, s. 6(a); 2025-47, s. 15(b).)
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