(a) Minor Encroachments, in part because of their limited applicability and the fact that they apply only to private property abutting street rights-of-way, are unlikely to create much, if any, impact on the orderly and efficient use of the public street rights-of-way, particularly if done in accordance with clearly established requirements. Therefore, the town manager may grant an adjacent property owner ('Applicant') a non-exclusive, revocable permit to encroach into street rights-of-way as necessary for the installation of parts of irrigation systems, fences and landscaping plants and materials. The manager may also consent to such encroachments into town access and utility easements, provided the Applicant owns the underlying fee.
(b) All applications for a permit for Minor Encroachment shall be in writing on such form as the town may require and shall be subject to and in accordance with this Article and Article V, except no performance bond or letter of credit shall be required.
(Ord. No. 2012-Code-07, 12-13-2012)