(A) In the event the Traffic Engineer has revoked any permit for curb cut or use of a sidewalk crossing under the provisions of § 6-5-4-5 such crossing shall be removed by and at the expense of the owner of the property to which the curb cut or crossing is appurtenant and the curb and sidewalk properly restored after the Traffic Engineer has given written notice to the persons and in the manner specified in § 6-5-4-5, directing such removal and proper restoration of the curb and sidewalk.
(B) The time allowed for removal and restoration by the owner or occupant shall be:
(1) Thirty days after notice in the cases provided for in § 6-5-4-5(A); and
(2) Two years after notice in the cases provided for in § 6-5-4-5(B); provided, however, that upon resolution duly passed by the City Council, that if a traffic hazard exists at a nonconforming curb cut which causes immediate and imminent danger to life, safety or property, conformance may be required within a lesser period of time set by the City Council, but in no event less than 30 days.
(C) Each day's delay of the owner in complying with such notice after the expiration of the time specified shall constitute a separate violation of §§ 6-5-4-1 et seq. If conformance is not attained within said time allotted, the city may make the necessary removal and restoration at the cost of the owner and the cost thereof shall constitute a lien on the property affected.
('74 Code, § 8-13-6) (Ord. 1903) Penalty, see § 1-1-99