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Filling out the Permit Application Form Number M460 is an essential step for anyone looking to perform work on state highway right-of-way. This guide provides a clear and supportive roadmap to help users complete the form accurately and efficiently online.

Follow the steps to fill out the Permit Application Form Number M460.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by filling out the 'Date' field with the current date. Next, specify the 'District' by selecting the appropriate district from the options provided.
3. Indicate the type of work you are applying for by selecting one of the following checkboxes: 'Excavation', 'Utility', or 'Driveway'. Fill in the corresponding fields related to the selected work type.
4. Enter the 'Route' and 'County' information in the appropriate fields. Ensure that all geographical information is accurate.
5. Complete the section for the applicant's name and address. Ensure that the name of the applicant/contractor is clearly printed, along with their contact details including phone number and mailing address.
6. In the 'Location Map Included' section, check 'Yes' if you have included a location map with your application. Otherwise, check 'No'.
7. Fill out the 'Permit No.' if applicable, and provide details on the work description, including the specific location relative to the state highway.
8. Sign the application in the designated area. Both the applicant and the contractor (if applicable) need to sign the form.
9. Indicate whether any deposit will be required and fill in the deposit amount if applicable. Make sure to detail the payment method by choosing 'none', 'bond', or 'check'.
10. Before submission, review the general provisions included at the back of the form to ensure you understand the terms. Once completed, save your changes, and use the options available to download, print, or share the completed form.

Take the next step by completing your Permit Application Form online today.