(A) The City Administrator may disqualify any person from the further performance of right- of-way work and/or restoration work upon a determination by the City Engineering Department that the person has failed to meet any of the criteria or has failed to perform restoration work meeting all the applicable standards. Upon making such determination, the City Administrator shall give notice to the affected party of his or her determination and shall therein set forth the reasons supporting disqualification and the proposed period for disqualification and shall indicate that the City Administrator’s determination shall be considered final unless the applicant files a written request for review with the director within 30 days of the applicant's receipt of notice thereof.
(B) Upon written request of the affected party received within 30 days after the affected party's receipt of the notice, the City Administrator shall schedule and hold a hearing thereon. At such hearing, the affected party may present evidence or argument why it should not be disqualified from performance of right-of-way restoration work.
(C) The applicant may reapply for a permit to work in the right-of-way 30 days after all failures to perform identified by the director have been remedied. Any person who has received more than one notice of failure to meet the criteria, or has failed to perform within a one-year period may, after notice and being given an opportunity to be heard, be barred applicant from doing any work in the right-of-way for up to 180 days.
(Ord. 2720, passed 2-28-2023)