(A) The right-of-way permit shall be issued for a period of one year. Permit holders may apply for a renewal of a right-of-way permit prior to its expiration. The village may suspend such right-of-way permit in the event anyone or more the following has occurred:
(1) The permit holder shall have caused damage to village property or the right-of-way without the prior consent of the village (except in the case of an emergency) and without completing proper restoration;
(2) The permit holder or the permit holder's equipment in the right-of-way has had a detrimental effect on public safety as it relates to the rights-of-way;
(3) The permit holder failed to pay any of the fees required under this chapter;
(4) The permit holder failed to comply with construction standards in accordance with the provisions contained in § 97.08;
(5) The permit holder failed to indemnify, hold harmless and insure the village in accordance with the provisions contained in § 97.09.
(B) If the village has reason to believe that one or more of the above events has occurred, it shall notify the permit holder in writing. The permit holder shall have 20 business days to cure the violation, unless the village reasonably determines that the event is an emergency, in which case the village may impose a shorter time period to cure the violation.
(C) If the permit holder fails to cure the violation within the specified time period, the village shall be permitted to immediately suspend the right-of-way permit. A suspension shall be brought to the attention of the Village Council at its next meeting at which time the Village Council shall be permitted to uphold or withdraw the suspension. The permit holder shall be provided an opportunity to be heard at such meeting.
(Ord. 2016-63, passed 12-12-2016)