Olivehurst Roadway Climate Resiliency Project – Resident Action Needed

The Olivehurst Roadway Climate Resiliency Project is moving forward with funding from the Local Transportation Climate Adaptation Program (LTCAP).

As part of this project, improvements will include:

  • New sidewalks and bike lanes – safer connections to schools, parks, and businesses.

  • Storm drains – addressing standing water and reducing flood risk.

  • Pavement upgrades – evaluating options for cost-effective, sustainable street improvements.

What We Need From You

Property owners are encouraged to complete the Permit to Enter form. This form grants the County access to complete work such as driveway conforms, drainage improvements, and relocating fence and other miscellaneous items as necessary to build the new roadway and storm drain system.

Fill Out Your Form

  • Submitting the form ensures the County can complete the work needed to deliver these community improvements.

  • Fill out the online form below, or print it out here and mail it to:

Samuel Bunton
Director of Public Works
915 8th Street, Suite 125
Marysville, CA 95901

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Mike Lee

Director – Community Development & Services Agency

Sam Bunton

Director – Public Works, Road Commissioner

Government Center 915 8th Street, Suite 125
Marysville, California 95901-5273
(530) 749-5420 Fax (530) 749-5424


YUBA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
PERMIT TO ENTER AND CONSTRUCT

Samuel Bunton
Director of Public Works
915 8th Street, Suite 125
Marysville, CA 95901

Dear Mr. Bunton,

Permission is hereby granted the County, or its authorized agent, to enter upon my property described as the APN or Address below, for purposes of constructing driveway conforms, drainage improvements, relocating fence and other miscellaneous items as necessary to conform to the County’s street improvement project.

This permission is granted in consideration of the benefits which may accrue to my property. This permission shall terminate upon completion of the project known as “Olivehurst Roadway Climate Resiliency Project”. This permission is granted in consideration of the location, improvement, and construction of such highway and incidents thereto, which it is understood is required by the County of Yuba, Department of Public Works.

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