§ 150.022 USE OF CITY REAL PROPERTY AND EASEMENTS.
   (A)   No person shall place, erect or construct any permanent, fixed improvement or tree on real property of the city, including street right-of-way, unless pursuant to an infringing use agreement approved by the City Council.
   (B)   No person shall place, erect or construct any permanent fixed improvement or tree on real property over which the city has been granted a permanent easement, except pursuant to an infringing use agreement approved by the Council or pursuant to the provisions of division (C) below.
   (C)   Fences or surface paving may be placed on lands subject to an easement granted to the city, but the city, municipal utilities or other franchised utilities reserve the right to remove, cut or demolish any fence improvements as required in the reasonable exercise of the easement rights. Damaged surface paving will normally be replaced by the city or utility. The land owner assumes all risk of loss or damage and costs arising from the city’s exercise of its easement rights. (Prior Code, § 8-1-8) (Ord. 889, passed 6-20-2022) Penalty, see § 150.999