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The Commissioner shall issue such a permit to a building mover actually engaged in the business, for the purpose of moving a building through the streets, on condition, the terms of which shall be those stated in Subsection 11-6.9; provided that an application for such permit, describing the location from and to which, and the route over which, the building is to be moved, the length, width and height of the building, and the principal material of its exterior and roof, and accompanied by the written consent of the Building Commissioner to the placing of the building on the lot proposed, shall be first made to the Commissioner. Whenever it appears that the moving of a building will encumber the tracks of any railroad corporation, a public hearing shall be given by the Commissioner upon the subject before such permit is issued.
(Ord. 1954 c. 2 § 50; Rev. Ord. 1961 c. 21 § 13; CBC 1975 Ord. T11 § 162; CBC 1985 11-6.13)
The Commissioner shall, when authorized thereto by an order of the Public Improvement Commission, issue such a permit to a responsible person for the purpose of laying, maintaining and using wires, railway tracks or rails in the streets, or wires, pipes or conduits under the surface thereof, on condition the terms of which shall be those stated in Subsection 11-6.9, and in addition that the person applying for the permit shall, whenever requested so to do by the Mayor, furnish in his or her conduits for wires accommodations free of charge for all wires belonging to, or to be used by, the city; shall remove the conduits and wires whenever directed, and not until directed, so to do by an order of the public improvement commission approved by the Mayor; and shall not disturb or interfere with any wires, pipes or sewers lawfully laid in such street or connected therewith.
(Ord. 1954 c. 2 § 51; Rev. Ord. 1961 c. 21 § 14; CBC 1975 Ord. T11 § 163; CBC 1985 11-6.14)
Cross-reference:
Statutes, Title 8 § 500
The Commissioner shall, when authorized thereto by an order of the Public Improvement Commission, issue such a permit to a responsible person for the purpose of placing and maintaining in the streets poles for the support of wires, on condition the terms of which shall be those stated in Subsection 11-6.9 and in addition that the person applying for the permit shall keep the poles well painted and in good condition, to the satisfaction of the Commissioner; shall place the wires on the poles not less than 21 feet from the ground; shall keep the name of the person owning the pole distinctly painted on the crossbars used and occupied by him or her on the pole, and also on the pole at a point not less than 6 feet nor more than 8 feet from the ground; shall allow the Departments of the city the exclusive use of the lowest crossbar of each pole, free of all charge, for the purpose of placing wires thereon; shall not suffer or permit any other person to place or keep wires on the poles, or upon the fixtures thereto affixed, without permission being first obtained in writing from the Public Improvement Commission; shall not remove any pole erected under the order until, and shall remove any pole when, directed by the Public Improvement Commission so to do; and that on the violation of any term of these conditions the Commissioner shall remove the poles at the expense of the person owning them.
(Ord. 1954 c. 2 § 51; Rev. Ord. 1961 c. 21 § 15; CBC 1975 Ord. T11 § 164; CBC 1985 11-6.15)
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