1. No action shall be a violation of this chapter if done with the written pre-authorization of the Marion County Engineer.
2. Written pre-authorization shall be in the form of a permit, which shall be issued at no charge.
3. The Marion County Engineer may set forth conditions, limitations and/or specifications in the permit and may require the posting of a bond.
4. A permittee under this section may, when appropriate, seek a modification of the permit. The granting of the modification shall be at the discretion of the Marion County Engineer.
5. A violation of the conditions, limitations and/or specifications in the permit shall be considered the unauthorized use of the County secondary roadway right-of-way and a violation of this chapter.
6. Upon the violation of the conditions, limitations and/or specifications of a permit, the Marion County Engineer may, at his or her sole discretion:
A. Modify the permit.
B. Give the permittee notice of the violation and an opportunity, as set out in the notice, to cure the violation by a specified removal deadline.
C. Take steps to cure the violation and to assess the costs of the cure to the permittee.
D. Refer the matter to the Marion County Attorney for legal action.
E. Take other appropriate action.
7. The Board of Supervisors may, at its sole discretion, by majority vote, waive any violation of this chapter that has not been referred to the Marion County Attorney for legal action.