No person shall perform minor maintenance of facilities in the rights-of-way without first having obtained a Right-of-Way Minor Maintenance Permit as set forth in this chapter.
MINOR MAINTENANCE means the routine repair or replacement of facilities with like facilities not involving construction and not requiring traffic control for more than two hours at any one location; or the routine repair or replacement of facilities with like facilities not involving construction and taking place on thoroughfares and arteries between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.; or the routine repair or replacement of facilities with like facilities not involving construction on all rights-of-ways, other than thoroughfares and arterials, that does not impede traffic and is for a period of less than eight contiguous hours; or construction other than on thoroughfares and arterials that takes less than eight contiguous hours to complete, does not impede traffic and does not involve a pavement cut.
(A) A Right-of-Way Minor Maintenance Permit allows the Right-of-Way Minor Maintenance Permittee to perform all minor maintenance in any part of the rights-of-way as required.
(B) A Right-of-Way Minor Maintenance Permit is valid from the date of issuance until revoked by the Public Works Director.
(C) A Right-of-Way Minor Maintenance Permit must be displayed or upon request produced within 12 business hours.
(D) A Right-of-Way Minor Maintenance Permit by itself shall under no circumstances provide a permittee with the ability to cut pavement without seeking additional authority from the Director of the Public Works Department.
(Ord. 24-2004, passed 12-20-04) Penalty, see § 52.999