(a) The permittee shall provide written notification to each abutting and adjoining property no less than twenty-four (24) hours prior to when the work is to commence. The written notice shall state the nature of the work being performed, the address where the work is being performed, and the date when the work will commence.
(b) All such operations subject to the provisions of this chapter shall be shielded by tarpaulins or other suitable screening so as to prevent vapor, dust, and debris from causing a nuisance by falling on pedestrians, vehicles, public thoroughfares and adjoining property.
(c) No sand blasting or similar power paint stripping will be conducted during rain or snowfall.
(d) No power spraying of paints, stains or sealants will be conducted when wind speed exceeds fifteen miles per hour.
(e) Ground tarping shall be used in sufficient quantity and placed a sufficient distance from the work surface being stripped or finished/refinished so as to collect as much of the residue as possible to prevent it from falling to the ground.
(f) All vents, windows and other areas through which air might enter the premises upon which the work is being conducted, shall be covered to prevent infiltration.
(g) No such activity shall be permitted under any permit issued in accordance with this section which violates Chapter 557.
(h) After the completion of the work to be performed under the permit, the person, firm or corporation shall be required to thoroughly clean up all residue from the permit premises and adjacent property, public rights of way or thoroughfares. In addition, the person, firm or corporation shall ensure that no such work is performed in such a manner so as to cause or create a public nuisance and shall further ensure that the cleanup of the work area is in such a manner as not to cause or create a public nuisance.
(Ord. 90-10. Passed 6-4-90.)