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(A) The permittee shall keep any permit issued pursuant to the provisions of this chapter at the site of work, or in the cab of a vehicle when movement thereof on a public street is involved, and the permit shall be shown to any authorized representative of the City Engineer or law enforcement officer on demand.
(B) A permit issued for continued use or maintenance of an encroachment may be kept at the place of business of the permittee, or otherwise safeguarded during the term of validity, but shall be made available to an authorized representative of the City Engineer or law enforcement officer within a reasonable time after demand therefor is made.
('66 Code, § 7-2.309) (Ord. 41-C-S, passed 2-7-68) Penalty, see §§ 1-2.01 et seq.
Permits shall be issued only to the person, firm, or corporation making application therefor and may not be assigned to another person by the permittee. If any permittee assigns his permit to another, the permit shall become void.
('66 Code, § 7-2.310) (Ord. 41-C-S, passed 2-7-68)
No changes may be made in the location, dimension, character, or duration of the encroachment or use as granted by the permit except upon written authorization of the City Engineer; however, the location of underground pipes or conduits smaller than six inches in diameter shall be exempt from this requirement. No permit shall be required for the continuing use or maintenance of encroachments installed by public utilities or for changes therein or thereto where such changes or additions require no excavation of the right-of-way.
('66 Code, § 7-2.311) (Ord. 41-C-S, passed 2-7-68) Penalty, see §§ 1-2.01 et seq.
(A) The schedule of fees shall be those established and adopted by the Council from time to time by resolution. Before a permit is issued the applicant shall deposit with the city cash or a check in a sufficient sum to cover the fee for issuance of the permit, charges for field investigation, and the fee for necessary inspection, all in accordance with the schedule established and adopted by the Council.
(B) Public utilities may, at the City Engineer's option, make payment for the above charges as billed by the city instead of advance deposits as required above.
(C) Fees shall not be required of any public agency which is authorized by law to establish or maintain any works or facilities in, under, or over any public street, right-of-way, or watercourse.
('66 Code, § 7-2.312) (Ord. 41-C-S, passed 2-7-68)
ARTICLE 4: BONDS
Unless this provision is waived in the permit, before a permit is effective, the permittee shall deposit with the City Engineer, or agent authorized by resolution of the Council, cash or a certified or cashier's check, in a sum to be fixed by the City Engineer as sufficient to reimburse the city for costs of restoring the right-of-way or watercourse to its former condition, based on the schedules, if any, adopted by resolution of the Council; provided, however, the permittee may file a cash deposit on an annual basis in a sum estimated by the City Engineer as sufficient to cover the activities of the permittee during any 12 month period.
('66 Code, § 7-2.401) (Ord. 41-C-S, passed 2-7-68)
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