911.26. Supervision.

   (a)   The Commissioner shall at all times have access to the work and the contractor shall provide proper facilities or cause to be provided the proper facilities for inspection of all work.

   (b)   The owner or contractor shall have a responsible representative in charge of the work, on the site at all times, and he shall have the necessary qualifications and authority to execute, adhere to and carry out all the requirements of this chapter and any amendments hereto and of the specifications for the construction or reconstruction of walks, driveways or curb openings, on file in the office of the Division of Engineering Services.

(Ord. 339-12. Passed 7-17-12.)

   (c)   Orders or instructions from the Commissioner, engineer or inspector given to the aforesaid representative shall be as binding as though given to the owner or contractor. Should any person employed on the work refuse or neglect to comply with the direction of the Commissioner, engineer or inspector, in the interpretation of the specifications and direction of the work, or in the opinion of the Commissioner, engineer or inspector be incompetent, disorderly or unfaithful, such a person shall be immediately removed and not again employed on any part of the work.

   (d)   The Commissioner or engineer shall assign inspectors to the work, or such part thereof as may be necessary; however, the presence of the inspector will not in any way relieve the owner or contractor from any responsibility in complying with the specifications relating to the construction or reconstruction of walks, driveways or curb openings. Any work done or performed contrary to this chapter or the applicable rules or specifications shall, upon direction of the Commissioner be made good or removed as directed.

(1952 Code § 7-4-26; Ord. 104-94. Passed 3-14-94)

911.27. Rules.

   The Mayor, Director and/or Commissioner are hereby authorized to adopt, promulgate, amend and enforce such administrative rules and regulations as may be necessary to execute and enforce the provisions of this chapter.

(1952 Code § 7-4-27)

911.28. Charges for permits for curb openings.

   An individual permit shall be required for each separate job for which a charge will be made pursuant to Department of Public Utilities rules and regulations.

(Ord. 339-12. Passed 7-17-12.)

911.29. Division of City into districts.

   (EDITOR’S NOTE: Former Section 911.29 was repealed by Ordinance 339-12, passed 7-17-12.)

911.30. Deposit to accompany bid.

   (a)   All bids for furnishing the labor or material, or both, for the construction or reconstruction of walks, driveways and curb openings for the City, shall be accompanied by a bidder's bond, certified check, or cashier's check on a solvent bank, payable to the City, in the amount of five percent of the total amount of the bid.

   (b)   [Repealed]

(Ord. 339-12. Passed 7-17-12.)

   (c)   All bidders' bonds, certified checks or cashiers' checks so accompanying bids shall be left with the Director at the time of filing the bid and no bid shall be received by the Director or considered by him unless the same is accompanied by the aforementioned bidder's bond, certified check or cashier's check.

   (d)   The Director shall return all checks accompanying bids which have been rejected to the person making such bid, whereas the bidder's bond, certified check or cashier's check accompanying the accepted bid shall be retained until a contract is entered into and performance bond furnished in accordance with the terms of the bid, when such check shall be returned by the Director to the person making the accepted bid.

   (e)   In case the successful bidder fails to execute such contract in the manner and by the time herein prescribed, then the full amount of his deposit shall be forfeited to the City and deposited by the Director with the Commissioner of Treasury and credited to the General fund.

(1952 Code § 7-4-37)