(A) The permittee is responsible for any property damage or personal injury caused by activity authorized by the permit.
(B) No person, firm or corporation shall modify, fill, excavate, pave or grade land in any manner as to endanger or damage public or private property, or to cause physical damage or personal injury. All precautions will be taken to prevent any damage to adjoining streets, sidewalks, building and other structures which could be caused by settling, cracking, erosion or sediment.
(C) No person, firm or corporation shall fail to adequately maintain in good operating order, any drainage facility on its premises. All watercourses, drainage ditches, culverts, drainpipes and structures shall be kept open and free flowing at all times.
(D) The owner, from time to time, of any property on which any work has been done pursuant to a permit issued under this subchapter, shall continuously maintain and repair all graded surface and anti-erosion devices such as retaining walls, slopes, drainage structures or means, plants and ground cover, installed or completed.
(E) Permittees shall make adequate provision for dust control.
(F) All plans and specifications accompanying any permit application shall include provisions for both temporary and permanent grading.
(G) The installation and maintenance of erosion and sedimentation control measures shall be accomplished in accordance with standards and specifications established by the County Conservation District.
(H) The issuance of an earth disturbance permit shall not negate the owner and/or permittee’s responsibility of obtaining any other permits or approvals from any agency, including the borough, which may have jurisdiction over any aspect of the project.
(I) Property corners to be marked prior to final inspection.
(Ord. 218-2006, passed 6-5-2006) Penalty, see § 150.99