A. Material Noncompliance: Notwithstanding compliance with the application procedure set forth in this chapter or with resolutions adopted pursuant to this chapter, any permit issued pursuant to the authority established by this chapter shall be revocable, for cause, in the sole discretion of the city. Revocation may occur in summary fashion upon the happening of any material noncompliance with permit terms, material noncompliance with terms of this chapter or standards adopted pursuant to it, or for such other substantial reason as the city might determine, including the submittal of inaccurate or misleading information on any application.
B. Work Cessation: Revocation of any such permit shall require that work cease unless specifically allowed to continue, by written order of the city, in order to eliminate a hazard or to preserve the integrity of work in progress. Issuance of a permit pursuant to this chapter shall not convey any ongoing right to construct in or occupy any public right of way. The permission to construct authorized by this chapter shall be revocable at will and without recourse. All such permits are temporary and shall be effective only for the limited time frame authorized in the permit.
C. Remedial Action: The city reserves the right to remedy any condition associated with construction in a public right of way which it deems to pose an imminent threat to the public health, safety and welfare. The costs of said remedial action shall constitute a charge against the permit applicant, which cost shall be reimbursed to the city prior to restart of construction. (Ord. 378, 3-11-1994)