(A) All drainage ways and structures shall be left open for the free flow of water during operations and after completion. No drainage system shall be altered without prior approval of the Engineer.
(B) No mud, gravel, or debris shall be allowed to remain on the traveled portion of the improved right-of-way. Provisions must be made to prevent the migration of such material into the City storm drainage system.
(C) At the close of each work day, all waste material shall be removed from the site. Traveled portions of the right-of-way shall be restored to a condition acceptable to the Engineer. On hard-surfaced rights-of-way, this restoration shall include permanent resurfacing, the placement of temporary asphalt concrete, or an alternative approved by the Engineer.
(D) Any damage cause to existing utility lines shall be reported to the applicable utility or the City, if City facilities are involved.
(E) Upon completion of the authorized activity, all surplus earth, rock, paving material, and other rubbish shall be removed immediately and become the property of the permit holder. Any and all areas disturbed as a result of the activity within the right-of-way shall be repaired to the satisfaction of the Engineer.
(F) It is the position of the City that it should not, at any time, assume responsibility and costs involved in maintenance of failing street patches and other such repairs made by any person or persons in connection with utility, storm drain, water, and sanitary sewer installation and maintenance. Such person or persons, therefore, shall be held responsible for the maintenance of such repairs in a condition acceptable to the Engineer and for all present and future cost incurred as a result of the permitted work and resultant repairs.
(Ord. 622, passed 11-3-2010) Penalty, see § 92.99