The Planning Commission, if it finds that a permit should be granted, may impose any reasonable conditions upon the applicant which may, in the Planning Commission's discretion be required for the safe orderly movement of the building or placement thereof in any particular location within the city, including, but not necessarily limited to, requiring the applicant to provide insurance coverage in limits specified by the Planning Commission protecting the applicant and the city and its elected officers, boards, commissioners, and employees from any claims for injuries to persons or damage to property arising out of the moving of any building, a bond or cash deposit in such amount as deemed necessary by the Building Inspector to guarantee payment to the city for any damage which the applicant may cause to any public property, streets, sidewalks, trees, shrubs, or other objects arising out of the movement of any building, and a performance bond to guarantee that any such building shall be brought to Building Code standards within the time prescribed by the Planning Commission.
('61 Code, § 9-9.05) (Ord. 35 C.S., passed 9-4-62; Am. Ord. 40 C.S., passed 12-19-62)