(A) It shall be unlawful to move any house or other building onto any lot or to any new location within the city unless and until a permit to do so has been obtained from the Administrative Official. No permit shall be issued until the following requirements are met.
(1) The fee for said permit as prescribed in § 155.177 shall have been paid.
(2) It shall have been shown, to the satisfaction of the Administrative Official, that the said house or other building complies with the gas, plumbing, electrical, and construction requirements of the city.
(3) The work is to be completed within 12 months after the permit has been issued by the Administrative Official.
(4) The applicant shall also file with the City Finance Officer a sufficient bond conditioned so that the applicant will indemnify the city and any public utility for any damage done to any property, street, alley, or public grounds. No building shall be moved other than during the period from daylight to sundown. Before any permit is granted under this section, the applicant must furnish proof that all taxes legally assessed against the property have been paid. If a building or structure is to be moved onto any lot within the city, the Administrative Official shall have the power to deny the granting of a moving permit on the grounds that the intended use of the structure or location thereof is contrary to the provisions of this subchapter.
(B) Any building which is not newly constructed to be used for first occupancy shall also receive the written consent of all property owners of immediately adjacent property, excluding streets and alleys, to the proposed building site and the consent of more than 50% of the number of owners of property within 150 feet, excluding streets and alleys, of said proposed location has been received.
(Ord. passed - - 2006) Penalty, see § 155.999