§ 96.23 ADMINISTRATION; DUTIES OF CLERK-TREASURER.
   The Clerk-Treasurer is hereby authorized and empowered to administer the provisions of this subchapter, subject to appeal and review by the following powers and it shall be his duty:
   (A)   To take the written application in the proper form of the person, firm, or corporation undertaking to qualify under this subchapter to install and maintain such benches, such application to state the proposed location of each bench, together with such other information as may be necessary pursuant to this subchapter;
   (B)   To require and receive accompanying each application a fee of $1 for each bench where the permit is to be issued after July 1, and a fee of $2 where the permit is to be issued before July 1, in any year, and thereafter a fee of $2 to be paid annually for each bench;
   (C)   To require that a copy of a policy of insurance as herein required be filed with the application and to approve or reject the same;
   (D)   To determine whether the applicant or permittee has complied with all the standards, specifications, and conditions as required by this subchapter;
   (E)   To issue a permit to the properly qualified person, firm, or corporation as provided in this subchapter;
   (F)   To deny the application of any person, firm, or corporation or to cancel the permit under any of the following circumstances:
      (1)   Where any of the standards, specifications, or conditions herein required have not been fully complied with;
      (2)   Where the maintenance of a bench at a granted or proposed location would tend to obstruct passage along a public street or sidewalk, or to create a hazard to persons traveling thereon, or would not promote the convenience of the traveling public and allow free and customary use of any street, alley or sidewalk;
      (3)   Where the applicant or permittee fails to install and place such benches on the approved location ready for use within five days after permission is granted.
   (G)   To order by mailing written notice to the permittee the removal of any such bench at time when such action reasonably appears to be in the best interest of the public; if such bench is ordered removed and the same is not done, the Clerk-Treasurer may revoke the permit and the necessary action to cause the bench to be removed, without any liability on the part of any city official, Council member, or employee of this city;
   (H)   To make administrative rules and regulations pursuant to and in harmony with the general purpose and intent of this subchapter.
(Ord. 548, passed 7-21-58) Penalty, see § 10.99