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The document outlines the application process and requirements for obtaining permits related to over dimension, over weight, house moving, and bridge analysis in Mille Lacs County, Minnesota. It includes details on permit types, applicant information, definitions of terms, general conditions for permit issuance, and special provisions regarding escorts. The document emphasizes the need for compliance with state statutes and local regulations when transporting oversized or heavy loads.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the February, 2007 - Mille Lacs County application in the editor.
Select the type of application you are submitting: Over Dimension, Over Weight, House Moving, or Bridge Analysis Permit. Ensure you understand the associated fees.
Fill out the 'Applicant Information' section completely. Include your name, telephone number, address, insurance company details, and email address.
Specify the 'Date and Time of Move' and provide a detailed 'Description of Proposed Route.' If necessary, attach additional sheets for clarity.
Complete the vehicle details including Gross Vehicle Weight, Number of Axles, Type of Load, and Dimensions (Length, Width, Height).
If applicable, fill out the House Moving & Bridge Analysis Permit Information section with required dimensions and weights.
Review all entries for accuracy before signing. Ensure you agree to have insurance and notify the Public Works Department as required.

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