(A) Each application for a moving permit for a building to be moved into, or out of the city shall be reviewed by the Building Standards Commission which has the authority to grant or deny the permit after hearing. However, no hearing is required for moving a building which neither originates nor ends within the city limits.
(B) At least 14 days prior to the hearing on a moving permit by the Building Standards Commission, the locations involved shall be posted with a sign giving the following information:
(1) The current location of the structure, or the intended move-on location;
(2) The name and address of the owner; and
(3) The date, time, and location of the hearing. In addition, all residents and property owners within 300 feet of the proposed move-on location shall be notified of the intended move by mail, and any neighborhood association on file in the area of the proposed move-on and move-off location shall be similarly notified.
(C) The Building Standards Commission may require the owner of the new site to post a cash deposit of at least $100, or a bond to cover the demolition or removal of the structure, if the moved structure fails to comply with the standards of this chapter.
(D) Each section of the building must be moved by a bonded mover.
(E) The final permit issued to the mover shall describe the terms and conditions of the move fully. One copy of the permit shall be posted on the building before the same is moved, and retained thereon until the conditions have been fully met.
(F) Move permits shall be issued with a maximum renovation and completion time of 120 days. The Building Standards Commission may grant an extension of time.
(G) Any move permit which has not been activated within 30 days after issuance shall expire. In the event no work was ever commenced, the permit may be renewed without additional charge.