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Until permanent replacement of the surface of the street, alley or roadway is made, the permit holder shall provide a temporary filling of any excavation, trench or other opening. All temporary fillings shall be of such quality and composition as may be required by the Director of Public Service and shall at all times be kept even with the surface level of the street, alley or roadway.
(Ord. 304-66. Passed 12-14-66.)
The deposit required by Section 1020.03 shall be returned to the permit holder upon the completion of the project to the full satisfaction of the Director of Public Service and upon the permanent replacement of the surface of the street, alley, roadway or sidewalk to its original condition. If the City is required to replace and restore the surface to its original condition, the actual cost of such restoration and replacement shall be deducted from the permit holder's deposit, and the balance of the deposit shall be returned to the permit holder after such restoration and replacement are completed.
(Ord. 304-66. Passed 12-14-66.)
The Director of Public Service may require that an excavation, trench or other opening be covered by a metal plate sufficient to maintain uninterrupted traffic along the street, alley or roadway. The Director may further specify the type and number of barricades and warning lights as may be necessary to reasonably and adequately ensure the safety of persons and vehicles using the street, alley or roadway.
(Ord. 304-66. Passed 12-14-66.)
Unless otherwise extended by the Director of Public Service, all permits shall be effective for a maximum period of thirty days. All work by a permit holder shall promptly be commenced and performed without unnecessary and undue delay. No excavation, trench or other opening shall be allowed to remain in an open condition for any period longer than is reasonable and necessary to expeditiously complete the required work.
(Ord. 304-66. Passed 12-14-66.)