(a) The Building Commissioner shall handle all matters regarding landscaping and lawn services and installations and shall be responsible for the maintenance and adherence by such landscaper to the grading or topgraphical plan for such lot to be improved by landscaping. Such landscaper shall be required hereunder to maintain the grade for any lot so improved by landscaping and be required to install such landscaping so as not to interfere, obstruct or permit the diversion of any surface waters with respect to such lot to the detriment of any abutting or adjoining property owners" lands. In the event such landscaping does divert or obstruct surface waters or interfere with the grading or topographical plan for such lot, such landscaper, upon receipt of written notice by the Commissioner, shall immediately commence to make the necessary repairs or corrections in accordance with instruction from the Commissioner and, upon failure to so repair or correct such conditions, his bond shall be forfeited forthwith.
(b) Upon a finding by the Commissioner that any landscaping or lawn services have not been installed according to contract and accepted nursery practices in this region and the provisions set forth in subsection (a) hereof, the Commissioner may revoke the license heretofore issued hereunder until the installation has been corrected in accordance with the orders of the Commissioner.
(c) Any license holder whose license has been so revoked may appeal such decision to a Board of Appeals composed of the Mayor, Law Director, and President of Council, by written notice of such intention to appeal filed within ten days of the revocation of the license. The decision of the Board shall be final.
(d) The fee for inspection required by this section shall be ten dollars ($10.00) and shall be paid to the Division of Building, Engineering and Inspection by the landscaper.
(Ord. 25-1973. Passed 5-21-73; Ord. 35-1973. Passed 6-25-73.)