(A) When required by this code, a utility service provider with a valid Certificate of Registration must obtain a Revocable Street Privilege Permit.
(B) The provider must keep all the information required in the application by the municipality current.
(C) When requested by the municipality, a public or private utility service provider, with a utility system element located or proposed to be located in a public right of way in the municipality, must meet with the municipality to coordinate future plans for the public right of way between the utility service provider and the municipality.
(D) A utility service provider with any utility system element located or proposed to be located in a right of way in the municipality must provide the municipality with up-to-date accurate plans in sufficient detail and in a format acceptable to the municipality showing the location of all elements of the utility system located in the right of way in the municipality.
(E) In addition to a Certificate of Registration, providers shall obtain any and all regulatory approvals, permits, authorizations, or licenses necessary for the offering or provision of such services from the appropriate federal, state and local authorities and, upon the municipality’s reasonable request, shall provide copies of such documents to the municipality.
(F) A Certificate of Registration issued pursuant to this chapter shall not entitle a provider to use, alter, convert to, or interfere with, the facilities, easements, poles, conduits, lines, pipelines, wires, fiber, cable, or any other real or personal property of any kind whatsoever under the management or control of the municipality or under the management or control of another utility provider that is legally occupying the municipality right of way.
(Ord. 2000-06, passed 7-6-00)