(a) Special Inspector. If, in the opinion of the building official, the services of an inspector are necessary to protect the interest of the city, he may appoint such inspector and the cost of such inspection, including transportation costs, shall be deducted from the deposit at an hourly rate as set forth in the municipal fee schedule.
(b) Removal of Building from Public Street. In case a building is left on a public street or alley beyond the time specified on the moving permit therefor, the building official may remove or have removed such building, and the cost thereof shall be deducted from the deposit as made under this chapter.
(c) Damage to Public Facilities. In case of any damage to any public street or sidewalk or other public or private property or facilities by reason of the moving of any building, vehicle or equipment on any street in the city, the building official may cause the necessary repairs to be made and the cost thereof shall be deducted from the deposit as made under this chapter.
(d) City Employees Services. The building official shall also deduct from the deposit the cost of the service rendered by any employees of the city in protecting, trimming or cutting any trees along the route of moving, in safeguarding, removing and restoring wires, poles or equipment of the department of utilities and in rendering any inspection or other service deemed necessary by the building official to protect the interests of the city.
(e) Insufficiency of Deposit. In case the deposit made pursuant to this chapter is not sufficient to pay the costs as specified in this section, the person to whom such permit is issued shall, upon demand, pay to the building official a sufficient sum to cover all such costs. Upon failure to pay such sum, the same may be recovered by the city in any court of competent jurisdiction.
(f) Refund of Remainder. The remainder of any deposit, if there is any remainder, shall be refunded to the person making such deposit, together with an itemized statement of all deductions. No deposit shall be refunded or a bond exonerated until the permittee has removed all rubbish and materials, filled all excavations to existing grade at the original building site so that the premises is left in a safe and sanitary condition, plugged all sewer lines with concrete stoppers and capped all water and gas connections six inches below grade.
(Ord. 2960 § 65, 1976: Ord. 2611 § 17, 1971: Ord. 2104 (part), 1962: prior code § 34.704)