In addition to the contents of the application as specified in Section 901.02, the Director of Public Service, as a condition precedent to the granting of any permit, may require the applicant:
(a) To submit plans or a sketch indicating the location, size type and duration of the excavation or removal contemplated;
(b) To conform with the methods of excavating, refilling and resurfacing to be followed;
(c) To use those warning devices as the Director deems necessary to protect users of the street, alley, sidewalk or public ground and abutting property;
(d) To make a deposit in an amount that the Director deems necessary, in no case being less than one hundred dollars ($100.00) or post a bond, or both, to indemnify the City against damage as a result of the excavation or to be used to offset required inspection service costs that result from noncompliance to City standards. In the event the conditions of the permit are not fulfilled or the City right of way is not restored to its original condition, the applicant shall be given notice to make the necessary corrections and if such corrections are not made, the City shall perform the necessary work. The applicant shall pay for all labor and material costs associated with such work, as well as any extra inspection costs. These costs may be deducted from the required deposit. These funds are to be held in the separate construction trust fund by the Director of Finance.
(e) To pay a fee of thirty dollars ($30.00) per utility to cover the cost of the issuance of the permit and the cost of routine on-site inspection services.
(1979 Code 97.04)