Michigan § 41.272 Pavements or sidewalks; survey, plat; adoption of materials, grade and manner of construction by county road commissioners.

Michigan Statutes

§ 41.272 — Pavements or sidewalks; survey, plat; adoption of materials, grade and manner of construction by county road commissioners.

Michigan § 41.272

Ch. 41TOWNSHIPS

Act 246 of 1931PAVEMENTS, SIDEWALKS, AND ELEVATED STRUCTURES (41.271-41.290)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 41.272 (2026).

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PAVEMENTS, SIDEWALKS, AND ELEVATED STRUCTURES (EXCERPT) Act 246 of 1931 41.272 Pavements or sidewalks; survey, plat; adoption of materials, grade and manner of construction by county road commissioners. Sec.

2.Upon the filing of such application, the commissioners shall proceed to examine the location, and, if they deem the proposed improvement necessary, shall cause a survey thereof and establish grades and make specifications of the kind of improvement suitable for the purpose, and estimates of the cost thereof to be filed with them by a registered engineer. The said commissioners shall also cause a plat to be made of said proposed improvement and of the lands that may be benefited by the proposed improvement. The commissioners may adopt such kind of material, grade and manner of constr

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PAVEMENTS, SIDEWALKS, AND ELEVATED STRUCTURES (EXCERPT) Act 246 of 1931 41.272 Pavements or sidewalks; survey, plat; adoption of materials, grade and manner of construction by county road commissioners. Sec. 2. Upon the filing of such application, the commissioners shall proceed to examine the location, and, if they deem the proposed improvement necessary, shall cause a survey thereof and establish grades and make specifications of the kind of improvement suitable for the purpose, and estimates of the cost thereof to be filed with them by a registered engineer. The said commissioners shall also cause a plat to be made of said proposed improvement and of the lands that may be benefited by the proposed improvement. The commissioners may adopt such kind of material, grade and manner of construction as they shall deem best under the circumstances, and shall assume responsibility for proper inspection during the construction of said proposed improvement.