Nebraska § 39-2110 Functional classification; specific criteria; assignment to highways, roads, streets

Nebraska Statutes

§ 39-2110 — Functional classification; specific criteria; assignment to highways, roads, streets

Nebraska·Ch. 39 Highways and Bridges

Following adoption and publication of the specific criteria required by section  39-2109 , the Department of Transportation, after consultation with the appropriate local authorities in each instance, shall assign a functional classification to each segment of highway, road, and street in this state. Before assigning any such classification, the department shall make reasonable effort to resolve any differences of opinion between the department and any county or municipality. Whenever a new road or street is to be opened or an existing road or street is to be extended, the department shall, upon a request from the operating jurisdiction, assign a functional classification to such segment in accordance with the specific criteria established under section  39-2109 .

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Following adoption and publication of the specific criteria required by section 39-2109 , the Department of Transportation, after consultation with the appropriate local authorities in each instance, shall assign a functional classification to each segment of highway, road, and street in this state. Before assigning any such classification, the department shall make reasonable effort to resolve any differences of opinion between the department and any county or municipality. Whenever a new road or street is to be opened or an existing road or street is to be extended, the department shall, upon a request from the operating jurisdiction, assign a functional classification to such segment in accordance with the specific criteria established under section 39-2109 .

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