Section
153.01 General provisions
153.02 Applications and permits
153.03 Deposit or security for payment
153.04 Installation of sewer branches and water service branches by contract
153.05 Interference with vehicular traffic
153.06 Trenching; backfilling; tunneling
153.07 Temporary restoration
153.08 Methods, materials, and equipment used in making restoration
153.09 Restoration of unimproved surfaces; heavily traveled roadway: Class 5
153.10 Restoration of macadam streets: Class 4
153.11 Concrete base for asphalt streets: Classes 2, 3, and 7
153.12 Sheet asphalt: Class 3
153.13 Concrete pavement: Class 1
153.14 Cement walks
153.15 Brick walk
153.16 Sod areas
153.17 Concrete base only: Class 8
153.18 Responsibility for settlement in restored areas
153.19 Classification of pavements
153.20 Schedule of charges
153.21 Force account or cost plus
Appendix A: Sample Drawings
Appendix B: Charges
(A) These rules and regulations shall be made a part of the specifications for any and all projects in which the opening of the surface or the tunneling of a public way is involved. They shall also be embodied in the proposal for submitting bids on contracts, and in the formal contract, and the contractor shall be required to perform all work covered by these rules and regulations in strict accordance therewith.
(B) In performing work under these specifications, the permittee is fully responsible that his or her operations conform to all applicable statutes, rules, or regulations of the village and the state.
(2000 Code, § 153.01) (Ord. O-23-81, passed 10-26-1981)
(A) Street opening permits are issued by the Building Commissioner. Applications and permits shall be on forms and provided by the village.
(B) The application shall give the location and dimensions of the proposed opening, the purpose for which the opening is to be made, the kind of pavement or surface to be opened, and the approximate date that the opening will be made. The period of time allowed for closing an opening will be governed by the size and nature of the opening. If the work is not completed within the time designated on the permit, the permit may be cancelled and a cancellation charge of $4 applied.
(C) If the work has been started but not completed within the time allowed, the permit may be cancelled. If cancelled, a cancellation charge, plus all accrued restoration charges shall be paid by the permittee.
(D) Before the work can proceed, a new permit must be secured under the same procedure as required in starting a new job.
(E) All applications for mains, conduits, manholes, and other major subsurface structures shall be accompanied by a plan and typical cross section showing, as nearly as possible from records available, the location of the existing underground structures and the location of the proposed structure. Plans shall be submitted in triplicate. See sample drawings in Appendix A. The issuance of a permit will be based on the approved plans. No work which deviates from an approved plan shall be performed unless and until an approval of the change of plan has been secured from the Building Commissioner.
(2000 Code, § 153.02) (Ord. O-23-81, passed 10-26-1981)
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