(A) The developer shall give at least 24-hours' notice to the City Engineer of intent to commence actual construction of the community facilities so that inspection personnel can be made available. The developer may be subject to the fine set forth in § 154.999 for each day of violation for failure to comply with this provision.
(B) If the developer's contractor leaves the job site for five consecutive work days (for reasons other than weather related causes), at least 24-hours' notice of intent to commence construction shall again be required. Any work initiated prior to notice to the City Engineer is subject to be removed.
(C) The developer shall not connect buildings to service lines of sewer and water mains which have not been accepted by the city.
(D) It shall be the responsibility of the developer to ensure that all contractors and subcontractors working for him comply with this section. Certification of materials being used may be required by the city.
(E) The developer shall pay for laboratory testing as required by the city’s standard specifications and also pay for any retests taken because the first or a subsequent test failed to meet the plans and specifications.
(F) Should any point not be covered in the plans or this chapter, the developer shall be required to contact the City Engineer for a determination as to the city's requirements.
(G) Any work, in the opinion of the Inspector, that does not meet the city requirements shall be corrected. The Inspector will notify the contractor and developer of the reason(s) for requiring the contractor to cease all operations until the defect has been corrected so as to comply with city requirements and receive proper inspection.
('68 Code, App. B, § 4.02) (Ord. 8-1989-34, passed 8-8-89; Am. Ord. 03-2020-20, passed 3-10-20)