§ 150.623 DENIAL OF PERMIT WHICH ENDANGERS LIFE, HEALTH OR PROPERTY.
   (A)   When in the opinion of the Council or Council designate there exists the potential for danger to life, health, real property, personal property, water wells, roadways and/or utility lines or structures in the immediate area exposed to the blasting for which a permit has been requested or issued, said permit may be denied or revoked. Should Council or Council designate determine, however, that a reduced scope or blasting plan could be accommodated without the apparent potential for danger to life, health or property as described above, then Council or Council designate may request that said permit application be amended.
   (B)   In no case shall a permit be granted or issued for any blasting activities to be located within the critical water quality zone (CWQZ) of any streams in the city as defined in the provisions of the Code regulating the city's watershed.
   (C)   If said permit application is amended in accordance with the request and comments of the Council, then the amended permit may be approved and issued by Council.