Requires a signed Right-of-Way Permit from the Town Manager before any maintenance, repair, restoration, installation, or improvement work on a town highway or legal trail.
Traffic & streets — Hartland, Vermont
What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
The Town of Hartland, Vermont has 6 adopted ordinances on file: Highway Right-of-Way Permit Policy (Town of Hartland); Ordinance to Regulate the Road Speed of Motor Vehicles (Town of Hartland); Policy on Class 4 Roads (Town of Hartland); Policy on Maintenance and Improvement of Town Highways (Town of Hartland); Town of Hartland Highway Ordinance and Culvert Policy; Town of Hartland Traffic Ordinance, verified 2026-09-22.
Sets a default 35 MPH maximum speed limit on all Hartland town roads unless otherwise posted.
Sets standards for the Town's protection, maintenance, and reclassification of Class 4 town highways and expectations for their use.
Sets objectives and standards for maintaining/improving town roads for safe motor-vehicle, horse, bicycle, and pedestrian travel, balancing road widening against rural character.
Governs construction/layout of new highways and driveways accessing state and town highways, plus the Town's culvert policy; highway classifications #1-4.
Sets stop/yield intersections, one-way sections, road-specific speed limits (20-25 MPH zones lower than the town default), and enforcement provisions; revised September 6, 2016, filed effective November 5, 2016.