§ 71.07 RENEWAL OF SPECIAL HAUL ROUTE PERMITS.
   (A)   It is anticipated that short-term haul route permits will not be renewed or reissued more than once. It is anticipated that long-term haul route permits will be renewed or reissued each year, providing that the permittee abided by the rules and regulations, paid all charges, performed all required upgrading and other work, and provided further that the condition of the road permits the continued use.
   (B)   Upon completion of the road upgrading, the permittee may expect to be able to continue to use the haul route for a number of years by renewing the permit annually. However, the Council does not relinquish its right to reduce load limits to protect the road. It may become necessary to reduce load limits on a haul route after the permittee has performed upgrading in accordance with permit requirements to preserve the route during abnormal times of the year.
   (C)   The applicant is fully responsible for all operations, for all trucking to and from its source, and must use the haul route when loaded or empty. Trucks off the haul route will not be accepted.
   (D)   The Manchester Village Council in its discretion may permit the use of another route for limited deliveries without the issuance of a short-term haul permit.
   (E)   All trucks shall carry a load ticket, designating pit origin.
   (F)   All maintenance by permittee or its agents shall be under the direction and supervision of the Manchester Village Council.
   (G)   The permit may be revoked at any time for violation of any applicable rule or regulation, or upon a determination by the Council that revocation of the permit is in the public interest.
   (H)   Permittee, its employees, agents, successors, and assigns do not acquire any vested interests in or to any road as part thereof because of the issuance of the permit or the performance of any of the conditions of the permit. The Council may terminate the permit at such times and upon the conditions as the Council may deem proper, and all rights of the permittee, its employees, agents, successors, and assigns, and any other party or entity claiming through the permittee are terminated and held for naught.
   (I)   The termination of the permit by the Council does not relieve the permittee of any liability or obligations which it may incur as a consequence of the issuance of the permit and the operation of vehicles upon the village roads thereunder.
(Ord. 201, passed 7-6-1992) Penalty, see § 10.99