(A) General. Any permit may be revoked or suspended after written notice to the holder for:
(1) Violation of any material condition of the permit or of any material provision of this chapter;
(2) Violation of any material provision of any other city ordinance; and
(3) Performance of any act which the city determines, constitutes or feels causes a condition endangering life or damage to property.
(B) Stop work order. A stop work order may be issued to any person or persons doing or causing any work to be done in the right-of-way for:
(1) Working without a permit except for routine maintenance or emergency repairs to existing facilities as provided for in this chapter;
(2) Doing work in violation of any provisions of this chapter or any other city ordinance; and
(3) Performing any act which the city determines constitutes or causes a condition that either endangers life or property or causes a public nuisance.
(C) Effect. A suspension or revocation and a stop work order shall take effect immediately upon notice to the person performing the work in the right-of-way. For the purpose of this chapter, constructive notice shall be obtained by posting the site with a stop work order. Upon notification of permit suspension or revocation, all activity shall immediately cease exclusive of actions to stabilize the area including signage and/or traffic control.
(D) Appeal. Any suspension, revocation or stop work order may be appealed by the holder to the city by filing a written notice of appeal within 30 days of action. The holder of the permit is responsible for any deterioration or damage of the site during the appeal process.
(Ord. 40-2006, passed 10-17-2006)