A. Route Approval: It shall be the duty of a permittee to move the structure for which a permit is granted as expediently as possible, and no deviation from the assigned route shall be made except with the approval of the building inspector. The building inspector, before granting the permit, shall be sure that the application and route for moving have been approved in writing by the chief of the fire department, chief of police and the director of joint utilities, together with the local representatives of the telephone company, radio and television stations and cable television office, who shall receive a copy of the route to be traversed shown thereon. The moving permit shall disclose the time when moving operations will commence. (Ord. C66-143, 7-13-1976; amd. 2006 Code)
B. Cutting Wires; Removing Poles: If the cutting of wires or removing of poles is necessary for the moving of any structure, the person desiring the same shall give the owner of such wires or poles at least twenty four (24) hours' written notice of such desire. No one other than the owner thereof, or the owner's agent or employee, shall cut, remove or injure any radio and television transmitter, telephone, telegraph, electric light and power wires or poles or service lines in the city during the process of moving of building.
C. Occupancy While In Transit Prohibited: No building or other object which is being moved upon or over streets, alleys or property of the city shall be occupied while in transit.
D. Escort: No building or object covered by this chapter shall be moved upon city streets without an escort provided by a licensed escort service holding a certificate of public convenience and necessity from the New Mexico state corporation commission.
E. Inspector; Fee: The permittee shall protect the street surface and trees as and if required by the building inspector. If necessary, the building inspector will provide an inspector to oversee the moving of such building for the protection of public property and other property located in the city. The permittee shall pay for such additional service, in addition to the fees prescribed in sections 9-4-3 and 9-4-4 of this chapter, a charge of not less than five dollars ($5.00), nor more than ten dollars ($10.00), for each day's service. (Ord. C66-143, 7-13-1976)