§ 56.11 REGULATION OF PERMITS.
   The following regulations shall be applicable to permits issued pursuant to the provisions of this chapter:
   (A)   No permit shall be issued unless the use proposed is in the public interests and there will be no substantial injury to city property, tidelands, streets or easements or prolonged impairment of its use as a result thereof.
   (B)   The permit shall be revocable, and the right thereunder shall be subordinate to any prior right of the city to use the street or easement for public purposes. The permit shall be conditional upon the right of the city to require the permittee to relocate or remove any structure or encroachment constructed, installed, or maintained thereunder at the permittee's expense where, in the opinion of the Director of Public Works, that action is reasonable and necessary to avoid a crossing conflict for the benefit of any public agency.
   (C)   The permit shall be conditioned upon all work performed thereunder conforming to City Standards.
   (D)   Encroachment permits are not valid if other required permits are not obtained or required notifications are not given.
   (E)   The Director of Public Works may require such surety bond or deposit of money as in his judgment is necessary to secure performance of the conditions of the permit and the requirements of this chapter.
   (F)   The Director of Public Works may, for reasons of city convenience, arrange to do the work of the restoration of city property, tideland or street surfaces at the expense of the permittee. If the permittee fails to refill any excavation or to restore the street or easement to its condition prior to the excavation, the Director of Public Works shall have the right to perform the work and to collect from the permittee in the name of the city the cost thereof.
   (G)   The Director of Public Works shall have the right to remove any structure or encroachment constructed, installed, or maintained in violation of the provisions of this chapter, and to restore the city property, tideland, street or easement to its condition prior to the excavation, construction, or installation, and to collect in the name of the city the cost thereof.
(Ord. 887-C.S., passed 8-6-19)