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BUILDING PERMITS AND REGULATIONS
§ 150.01 REQUIREMENT.
   Any person desiring to commence or proceed to erect, construct, repair, enlarge, demolish or relocate any building or dwelling, or cause the same to be done, shall file with the Village Clerk an application for a building permit. The application shall be in writing on a form to be furnished by the Village Clerk for that purpose. Every such application shall set forth the legal description of the land upon which the construction or relocation is to take place, the nature of the use or occupancy, the principal dimensions, the estimated cost, the names of the owner, architect and contractor and such other information as may be requested thereon. The application, plans and specifications so filed with the Village Clerk shall be checked and examined by the Board of Trustees, and if they are found to be in conformity with the requirements of this chapter and all other ordinances applicable thereto, the Board of Trustees shall authorize the Village Clerk to issue the applicant a permit upon payment of a permit fee set by the Board by resolution. Whenever there is a discrepancy between permit application procedures contained herein and those contained in any building code adopted by reference, the provisions contained herein shall govern.
Penalty, see § 10.99
§ 150.02 LIMITATION.
   If the work for which a permit has been issued shall not have begun within six months of the date thereof, or if the construction is discontinued for a period of six months, the permit shall be void. Before work can be resumed, a new permit shall be obtained in the same manner and form as an original permit.
Penalty, see § 10.99
§ 150.03 DUPLICATE TO COUNTY ASSESSOR.
   Whenever a building permit is issued for the erection, alteration or repair of any building within the village’s corporate limits or extraterritorial zoning jurisdiction, if the improvement is $2,500 or more, a duplicate of the permit shall be issued to the County Assessor.
(Neb. RS 18-1743)
§ 150.04 EXCAVATIONS AND EXPOSURES; BARRICADES AND LIGHTS.
   Any owner, tenant or lessee causing the construction, demolition or moving of any building or improvement within the village shall protect all excavations, exposures, open basements, building materials and debris by suitable barricades or guards by day and by warning lights at night. The failure, neglect or refusal of the owner, tenant or lessee to erect and maintain such protections shall constitute a violation of this section, and the Building Inspector or other village law enforcement authority may stop all work upon the buildings and improvements until suitable protections are erected and maintained in the required manner.
Penalty, see § 10.99
MOVING OF BUILDINGS
§ 150.15 REGULATIONS.
   (A)   It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to move any building or structure within the village without a written permit to do so. Application may be made to the Village Clerk and shall include the present and future location of the building to be moved, the proposed route, the equipment to be used and such other information as the Board of Trustees may require. The application shall be accompanied by a certificate issued by the County Treasurer to the effect that all the provisions regulating the moving of buildings have been complied with on the part of the owner of the real estate upon which the building is presently located.
   (B)   The Village Clerk shall refer the application to the Board of Trustees or its designee for approval of the proposed route over which the building is to be moved. Upon approval, the Village Clerk shall issue the permit, provided that a good and sufficient corporate surety bond, check or cash in an amount set by motion of the Board of Trustees, and conditioned upon moving the building without doing damage to any private or village property, is filed with the Village Clerk prior to the granting of any permit.
   (C)   No moving permit shall be required to move a building that is ten feet wide or less and 20 feet long or less, and when in a position to move, 15 feet high or less.
   (D)   In the event it will be necessary for any licensed building mover to interfere with the telephone or telegraph poles and wires, or a gas line, the company or companies owning, using or operating the poles, wires or lines shall, upon proper notice of at least 24 hours, be present and assist by disconnecting the poles, wires or lines relative to the building moving operation. All expense of the disconnection, removal or related work shall be paid in advance by the licensee unless the disconnection or work is furnished on different terms as provided in the company’s franchise.
   (E)   Whenever the moving of any building necessitates interference with a water main, sewer main, pipes or wire belonging to the village, notice in writing of the time and route of the building moving operation shall be given to the various officials in charge of the village utility departments, who shall proceed on behalf of the village and at the expense of the mover to make such disconnections and do such work as is necessary.
Penalty, see § 10.99
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