The annual plan will be used by the city to coordinate proposed excavation projects with the city's pending public works projects, construction/maintenance activities within city limits proposed by other proposed permittees, etc., in order to minimize disturbances to the citizenry and to protect the city infrastructure investment. On or before February 25 of such year, the city will either approve such annual plan or will provide the proposed permittee with any suggested revisions. The proposed permittee shall then have ten (10) days to object to the city in writing to any such proposed revisions to the annual plan as originally filed with the city. If the proposed permittee so objects, then the city and such permittee shall cooperate to formulate a mutually acceptable annual plan. The city acknowledges, however: a) the legal obligation of certain public utility providers to provide service to new developments; and b) that such a public utility may not have knowledge of proposed new developments in adequate time to include such work in the utility's annual plan for that calendar year. The failure by any such public utility provider to include such work in its annual plan shall not constitute a violation of its annual plan if the utility notifies the city immediately upon learning of the need to deliver its services to a new development. (Ord. 08-18, 7-17-2008)