The requirements in this Title Six shall be in addition to any requirement set forth in Codified Ordinances Chapter 913, et seq.
(a) A Utility Service Provider must have a valid Certificate of Registration on File with the City, or be exempt under Section 961.06, before the City may issue a Revocable Street Privilege Permit.
(b) When practical, in the opinion of the City, the policy of the City is to require the underground location of a new Utility System Element in the Public Right of Way.
(c) The construction, demolition or removal of any Element of a Utility System in a Public Right of Way by a Utility Service Provider must be accomplished in a practical manner which, in the opinion of the City, results in the least potential amount of damage and disruption of the Public Right of Way.
(d) The applicant shall provide a specific timetable for the Permit work to be accomplished within, detailed plans, accurate scale drawings, and specifications in sufficient detail acceptable to the City to describe the area of work covered in the Permit application. In addition, the City may require the applicant to provide up-to-date, accurate, comprehensive master plans of the existing and proposed Utility System. These master plans are intended to allow the City to consider the broader context of the Utility Service Provider’s plans upon which the Permit application is based.
(Ord. 1190. Passed 8-28-00.)