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construction projects within the area when he receives plans for Field Inspection. The agent will then in turn notify all landowners along the project who may be interested in establishing farm ponds.
2. The agent will report to the Resident Engineer the names of all property owners interested in ponds. The Resident Engineer will notify the agent regarding each case, whether a permit will be required or the necessary arrangements should be made in right of way negotiations.
3. The petitioner, with the assistance of the Soil Conservation Service, will determine the feasibility of the proposed pond and furnish the Highway Department details of the pond, namely—area of watershed, area of proposed pond surface, elevation of water surface desired, purpose of the pond and any other pertinent technical data.
After the above details are furnished, the Highway Department will determine the feasibility of allowing the farm pond to be impounded against the highway fill or on the right of way.
4. The Resident or District Engineer wrill notify the Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors, or their agent, who will advise the applicant of approval or disapproval.
5. Upon approval, the Department of Highways will design the required embankment and structures and furnish a cost estimate.
6. The Resident or District Engineer will then notify the applicant of the estimated cost to him, of his responsibility regarding the landscaping, maintenance, and
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