(A) In case of any failure of permittee's facilities, whether due to damage, age, lack of maintenance or any other cause, the city shall notify permittee who shall, within the time stipulated by the city, respond and repair such failed facility. Should permittee fail to act as required, or in cases where protection of public safety requires an immediate response, the city may take any required, corrective action and recover the costs of same from the permittee by bond execution, civil action or by certifying the amount to the County Auditor for collection with the permittee's personal property or real estate taxes.
(B) The Public Works Director shall give the permittee 30 days prior written notice of city’s intent to revoke the permit under this section stating the reasons for such action, unless it is an automatic revocation pursuant to this chapter. If the permittee cures the stated reason within the 30 day notice period or if the permittee initiates efforts satisfactory to the city to remedy the stated violation, the City may not revoke the permit. If the permittee does not cure the stated violation or undertake efforts satisfactory to the city to remedy the stated violation, then, after granting the permittee an opportunity to be heard in person or in writing, the Public Works Director may revoke the permit.
(C) In the event the permit is revoked, all facilities located in the right-of-way or located upon public property shall be removed from the streets and public places of the city at the sole expense of the permittee.
(Ord. 5-08, passed 3-3-08) Penalty, see § 54.99