(A) Permit required. It shall be unlawful for any person to cut away or remove any curb or sidewalk, or any part thereof, in the city, unless and until a permit shall have been granted by the city therefor.
('72 Code, § 17-39)
(B) Maintenance of barricades and warning signals. Any person cutting or removing any sidewalk or curb in the city shall protect such openings by means of proper barricades and lights and maintain the same during the period of the construction work. Any opening found not properly protected shall immediately be closed by the city and the cost thereof charged against the owner of the abutting property.
('72 Code, § 17-40)
(C) Refilling opening and replacing pavement. After the opening or cut has been made the person receiving the permit shall refill the same and shall repave the filled opening with the same type of material as the surrounding surface or the same type of material as cut or excavated. Such work of refilling and repaving shall be done in such manner as shall be prescribed by the City Engineer, and upon failure so to do, the city may cause such work to be done and the cost thereof shall be charged against the owner of the abutting property.
('72 Code, § 17-41)
(D) Bond required. Before any permit shall be granted for the opening of or cutting of any curb or sidewalk in the city, the owner making application for such permit may be required by the Engineer to deposit with the city, a cash bond in such sum as may be estimated by the Engineer to insure the maintenance of lights and barricades during the period of construction work, the refilling of such opening and the repaving thereof, as is provided in this subchapter.
('72 Code, § 17-42)
(Ord. O-71-155, passed 12-15-71) Penalty, see § 155.99