In granting any land disturbance permit pursuant to the provisions of this title, the city engineer or his or her authorized representative may attach such conditions as may be reasonably necessary to protect public health and safety, prevent creation of a nuisance and assure completion of the grading. Such conditions may include, but will not be limited to:
A. The improvement of any existing site condition to conform with the standards of this title;
B. Requirements for fencing excavations or fills which would otherwise be hazardous;
C. Requirements for access and haul routes;
D. Dust, mud, erosion control, revegetation, noise control, hours of operation, sequence of work, and weather condition requirements;
E. Time allowed for the work to be completed;
F. Construction staking;
G. Posting of a guarantee sufficient for, at a minimum, reseeding, temporary water and maintenance for three (3) years;
H. Preliminary title report, in a form satisfactory to the city engineer and city attorney, evidencing that the developer is the vested owner of the property;
I. Payment for applicable review, processing and inspection of the permit application and land disturbance activities; and
J. A written acknowledgment that the permit is for land disturbance activity only. (2001 Code § 81-2-160; amd. Ord. 10-27, 9-8-2010)