1325.04 PERMIT LIMITATIONS.

   The following limitations shall apply to the issuance of any permit for the moving of a building or structure:

   (a)   The granting of a permit shall not guarantee that the load described can be moved without damage to the pavement or structure.

   (b)   The Director of Public Service and Safety may, if the circumstances warrant, require a cash bond to be posted to indemnify the City for any damage to streets or other property, or to cover the cost of the removal of any overhanging wires or traffic lights, or the furnishing of any police escort which may be necessary in connection with the movement.

   (c)   The permit may restrict the movement of the vehicle or structure to the streets specified, between the points designated, and within the time allotted.

   (d)   No vehicle or structure shall be left parked on the roadway either during the day or at night, except in case of an emergency. In such event, adequate lights and warning devices shall be provided for the traveling public.

   (e)   The permittee shall comply with all laws, rules and regulations covering the movement of traffic over streets and with reductions of legal weights posted on roadways or bridges. The movement shall be conducted at such speeds and in such manner as to cause a minimum of interference with other traffic and minimum impact stresses on the roadway pavement.

   (f)   A permit will not be issued for built-up loads that may be divisible into lighter or legal loads.

   (g)   Loads having extremely large dimensions shall require additional protective measures when necessary for the protection of the public. Red flags, flagmen, a pilot car or other warning devices may be required.

   (h)   The permit is issued with the understanding that it shall become null and void at any time when road, weather or traffic conditions make the moving operation unsafe.

      (Ord. 66-42. Passed 10-11-66.)