(A) If at an time within one year after this issuance of the permit referred to in § 151.55 the Supervisor of Streets shall find that the work for which the bond deposit was made does not stand a satisfactory test or has not been properly refilled, he or she shall notify the depositor in writing that the work must be put in satisfactory condition within three days, and if the depositor fails to comply with the terms of said notice, then the Supervisor of Streets shall have authority to cause expense thereof to the sum deposited. The City Finance Officer shall, upon order of the City Council, return the balance unexpended at the expiration of one year from date of such permit to the depositor.
(B) In cases where a deposit is put up for all work done by any person as provided in § 151.56 above, the Supervisor of Streets shall have power to cause the repairing or refilling of any excavations made by such person if he or she fails to do so upon three days’ written notice, and the expense thereof shall be charged to his or her deposit to the original amount.
(Prior Code, § 8.8.3)