The City may exercise its option of inspecting required public improvements at any reasonable time before final acceptance of the improvements by Council.
The installation of public improvements may not proceed until the City Engineer or his or her designee has been notified of the subdivider's intention to proceed.
The subdivider, however, shall assume responsibility for notifying the City Engineer at least twenty-four hours in advance of carrying out the required public improvement. Failure of the subdivider to so notify the City shall be interpreted by the City as a lack of readiness on the part of the subdivider to be inspected. The subdivider shall notify the
City of the time and date he or she will be available for inspection. Failure to keep such an appointment, or failure to have work for which inspection was requested completed, shall make the subdivider liable to the City for a reinspection fee. The subdivider shall be notified in writing by the City Engineer or his or her agent, not later than seventy-two hours after each inspection, of the results of that inspection. However, such notice does not constitute final approval for acceptance of public improvements.
(Ord. 73-09. Passed 3-13-73. )