(A) To allow for inspections, the town shall be notified at least 24 hours prior to any backfill or pavement. Any backfill or pavement placed without the approval of the town is subject to removal at the permittee’s expense.
(B) Upon completion of the work, the town will perform a final inspection.
(C) The town will inspect the project site periodically (at least quarterly) to ascertain if the work is being performed, and whether it is in compliance with the standards set forth in § 94,03, and with all other requirements of law and of this code. If the town finds that such standards have not been complied with, the Public Works Director shall, within ten days of the inspection, forward to the permittee a list of all specifications and requirements not complied with. The permittee shall have ten working days to correct the problems. If the permittee does not correct the problems within ten working days, the town may make the corrections. The cost of the corrections shall be paid to the town from the bond or cash deposit, unless the costs of correction exceed the amount of the bond or cash deposit, in which case, the town shall so notify the permittee, who shall pay any amounts in addition to the posted bond or cash deposit within 30 days of such notice. In the case of a permittee operating as a utility company under § 94.05, which has not repaired the noted deficiencies within ten working days, a list of all specifications not complied with shall be sent to the permittee, together with an invoice for the cost to the town, which invoice shall be paid by the permittee within 30 days of the date of the invoice.
(D) Upon the town’s final approval of a project, the two-year warranty period shall begin.
(`82 Code, § 7-8-8) (Am. Ord. 404, passed 1-27-94; Am. Res. 1552, passed 9-13-01; Am. Ord. 860, passed 11-20-14; Am. Res. 2809, passed 11-20-14)