Ohio § 5593.01

Full text of Ohio Ohio Revised Code § 5593.01, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 5593.01.

As used in Chapter 5593. of the Revised Code: (A) “ Bridge ” includes all property, rights, easements, and franchises relating thereto including

approaches. (B) “ Improvements ” means such repairs, replacements, reconstructions, additions, and betterments of

and to a bridge acquired or constructed under such chapter, including such approach

facilities thereto, as such commission determines necessary to place it in a safe

and efficient condition for the use of the public. (C) “Cost of bridge” as applied to a bridge to be constructed or acquired by purchase

or condemnation includes the estimated cost of construction or the cost of acquisition,

cost of improvements, financing charges, interest during the period of construction

and for a period not exceeding one year thereafter, interest during any period of

disuse before completion of improvements, costs of traffic estimates, engineering

and legal expenses, plans, specifications, surveys, estimates of cost and revenues,

other expenses necessary or incident to determining the feasibility or practicability

of the enterprise, administrative expense, and such other expenses as are necessary

or incident to the financing authorized by Chapter 5593. of the Revised Code, the

construction or acquisition of the bridge, and the placing of the bridge in operation. (D) “ County bridge commission ” or “ city bridge commission ” means the bridge commission provided for in such sections of any such county or

city, or if such commission is abolished, any board or officer succeeding to the principal

functions thereof or upon whom the powers given by such sections to such commissions

are given by law. (E) “ Owner ” includes all individuals, incorporated companies, societies, or associations having

any title or interest in any bridge properties, rights, easements, or franchises to

be acquired. (F) “ Approach facilities ” means such bridge approaches, entrance plazas, overpasses, underpasses, toll booths,

toll plazas, exits, and approach highways as the state bridge commission or any county

or city bridge commission determines necessary to place any bridge constructed or

acquired under Chapter 5593. of the Revised Code, in a safe and efficient condition

for the public and to control and expedite adequately the flow of traffic to and from

the bridge and past the bridge in both directions to places on public roads where

traffic becomes normal and uncongested. (G) “ Revenues ” means all tolls, rentals, gifts, grants, receipts, moneys, and all other funds coming

into the possession, or under the control, of the state bridge commission or any county

or city bridge commission, by virtue of Chapter 5593. of the Revised Code, except

the proceeds from the sale of bonds issued under authority of such sections.

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