848.31 RESTORATION OF PUBLIC PROPERTY; SITE CLEAN-UP; LANDSCAPING.
   (a)   The permittee shall restore the streets, sidewalks and other public places of the City damaged or destroyed in the operation of drilling or preparing to drill to their former condition immediately upon the completion of drilling.
   (b)   The permittee shall clear the area of all litter, rubbish, machinery, derricks, buildings, oil or other substances used or allied to the use of drilling or producing operations.
   (c)   The permittee shall hold the City harmless from any and all liability growing out of the issuance of a drilling unit authorization permit for an oil or gas well or brine disposal site.
   (d)   The permittee shall pay to the owners of any realty, crops, building, improvements, goods or chattels located in the area, except persons who are parties to the drilling unit, any extra cost of insurance on such property imposed by reason of the granting of the permit or the operations carried on thereunder. The permittee shall hold the City harmless from any and all liability arising out of the granting of such permit.
   (e)   Landscaping shall be required around all well sites, tank batteries and brine disposal sites to standards established by the Planning Commission. All landscaping shall be completed within six months after setting the storage tanks.
(Ord. 91-1987. Passed 12-22-87.)