(a) Prior to the issuance of any building or moving permit in accordance with this Building Code, all general contractors shall deposit with the City a fee for residential or commercial building, as applicable, in an amount to be established by ordinance, together with proof of liability insurance to be approved by the Municipal Administrator as to sufficiency, with sufficient sureties thereon conditioned upon the general contractor’s satisfactory repair of all City property, including but not limited to streets, sidewalks, curbs and tree lawns damaged by the general contractors or any subcontractors, and removal of any debris of any kind placed on the property by the contractor, including but not limited to dirt on City streets.
(Ord. 99-010. Passed 4-12-99.)
(b) The Building and Zoning Inspector at the request of any general contractor shall at the completion of any project, examine the construction site and if City property is in proper repair and free of debris, shall make a written finding of the fact and file the same with the City. Any contractor adversely affected by the finding, may appeal to Council for reconsideration; an appeal may be taken by filing written notice of the intention to appeal with the Municipal Administrator who shall set the matter for hearing before Council at a regular meeting within thirty days of the receipt of the notice. Council shall render a decision within thirty days of the hearing; the decision of Council shall be final.
(Ord. 628-67. Passed 11-13-67; Ord. 97-073. Passed 12-22-97.)
(c) At the conclusion of the work, and upon a finding by the Building and Zoning Inspector (or of Council upon appeal) that City property is in proper repair and free of debris, such bond may be cancelled.
(Ord. 1670. Passed 11-26-84.)