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Failure on the part of the builder to replace defective work within a reasonable time after written notice from the Director of Public Works and Utilities to do so, shall be deemed sufficient cause of cancellation of his or her right to construct additional walks and to cause proper repairs to be made at the expense of the sureties of the builder.
(Ord. 505, passed 10-5-1942; Ord. 1376, passed 4-8-1957)
ARTICLE VI. SNOW REMOVAL VEHICLES
No person shall operate or engage in the business of operating within the City, any vehicle for the removal of snow from the streets, sidewalks and other public places in the City without a license for that purpose from the City issued by the City Clerk.
(Ord. 839, passed 1-10-1949)
Any person operating a vehicle belonging to the person for the removal of snow upon property belonging to or in possession of the person, or street or sidewalk abutting thereon, shall not be required to obtain a license as provided in this article. Any person owning and operating a vehicle for snow removal which has a motor of seven horsepower or less shall not be required to secure a license as provided by this article.
(Ord. 839, passed 1-10-1949; Ord. 1623, passed 1-30-1961)
Any person desiring to engage in the business of operating snow removal vehicles for the purposes set forth in § 42-69 shall, before so operating the vehicles, so engaging in the business, apply to the City Clerk for a license, and shall pay to the City Clerk at the time of making application, the sum specified in Chapter 26 of this Code for each such vehicle, and the City Clerk shall thereupon issue a license under this hand and seal of the City to the applicant, which license shall be numbered. Before engaging in the business, the vehicle for which the license shall be obtained shall have prominently displayed in the back window a license sticker issued by the City Clerk for the vehicle. A separate license shall be necessary for each vehicle.
(Ord. 839, passed 1-10-1949; Ord. 2984, passed 3-24-1986)
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