§ 91.004  PERMIT RESTRICTIONS.
   No permit issued under § 91.003 of this subchapter shall be in conflict with the following regulations.
   (A)   The maximum width of any driveway shall be not more than 30 feet, as measured at the top of the curbing.
   (B)   The minimum distance between driveways serving the same lot or parcel of land shall be not less than 18 feet, as measured at the top of the curbing.
   (C)   Not more than 40% of the frontage upon any street of the lot or lots or parcel of land to be served thereby shall be devoted to driveways.
   (D)   No driveway shall be located so as to interfere with intersecting sidewalks, traffic signals, lamp posts, fire hydrants or other public improvements, either actual and in existence or officially approved and contemplated.
   (E)   No permit shall be issued to remove any curbing unless a concrete driveway between curbing and sidewalk is to be installed.
   (F)   The necessary adjustments to utility facilities, light standards, fire hydrants, catch basins, street or railway signs, signals or other public improvements or installations shall be accomplished without cost to the city.
   (G)   All the work shall be done under the supervision of the City Engineer or his or her authorized agents and in accordance with city specifications in effect at the time of the work. Forms shall be inspected by the City Engineer or his or her authorized agents before any concrete is poured. All debris and surplus materials shall be promptly removed upon completion of the work.
   (H)   The applicant shall maintain the premises in a safe manner, and shall provide adequate barricades and lights at his or her own expense to protect the safety of the public using the adjacent streets or sidewalks, and shall hold the city free from any damages incurred by his or her operations.
   (I)   No fee shall be charged by the city for the issuance of the permit.
   (J)   The City Council shall have the authority to rescind any permit heretofore or hereafter granted for a curb cut or sidewalk installation when it finds the action to be in the public interest.
(1994 Code, § 12.04.040)