1343.05 CASH BOND; INSURANCE; ETC.
The following papers shall accompany the application for a permit under this chapter:
(a) A cash bond in the amount of five thousand dollars ($5,000), or such larger amount as the Building Commissioner may, in writing, require as in his judgment being necessary for the protection of public and private property, shall be deposited with the Building Commissioner. The deposit shall be refunded to the person making the deposit upon proof of his compliance with all of the ordinances of the Municipality and other laws applicable to the performance of such work and further, that he has compensated the Municipality and any other person or persons entitled to such payment for all property damage caused by the person making the deposit in the performance of the work, and this applies to any public damage to public roads. Otherwise, the Municipality may deduct from the amount of the cash deposit the reasonable cost, as determined by the Building Commissioner, of repairing such damage and shall return to the permit holder any unexpended balance. If the cost of repairing the roads or property is in excess of the amount of the cash deposit, the permit holder performing the work shall nevertheless remain liable to the Municipality or the property owner or owners, as the case may be, for any excess damage.
(b) The permit holder shall carry liability insurance, protecting the Municipality against liability in the amount of two million dollars ($2,000,000) combined single limit by reason of personal injury, death or by reason of damage to property caused by the work authorized by the permit. The Commissioner may require the permit holder to deposit the policy or proof thereof with him, and it shall name the Municipality as an additional assured.
(c) If the building is located within the Municipality, there shall be filed with the application for a permit sufficient evidence that the building and the lot from which it is to be removed are free from encumbrances and that all current taxes and assessments, both general and special, against it, have been paid in full. The applicant, if he is not the owner of the premises from which the building is to be moved, shall file with the application, a written statement or bill of sale signed by the owner or other sufficient evidence that he is entitled to remove the building.
(d) Where utility companies supplying service to the Municipality will be affected, the applicant shall file with his application suitable letters of clearance of the utility companies consenting to the removal. It is deemed that the utilities will be affected except when the removal is limited to a relocation on the same or an abutting lot and no portion of any Municipal street will be entered upon.
(Ord. 2009-63. Passed 12-21-09.)