11.60.130 Contents of right-of-way occupation and use permit – permit term.
A. The City may condition the issuance of a right-of-way use permit by imposing reasonable requirements concerning the time, place, and manner of the use, and as are necessary to protect the safety and rights of persons and property and to control traffic. Conditions of a right-of-way use permit may include, but are not limited to, some or all of the following:
1. The dates and times approved for right-of-way use.
2. The location of the approved right-of-way use, including a route plan if applicable.
3. Requirements for notification of nearby owners and tenants where access or parking may be affected by the proposed use.
4. Minimum and maximum speeds of the use.
5. Requirements for ADA compliance.
7. Provisions for emergency, security, clean up, or other services.
8. Traffic control plan as required by the Traffic Engineer.
9. Requirement to obtain and pay for parking meter hoods or make other provision for use of on-street parking spaces, if applicable.
10. Condition that the permittee is responsible and solely liable for the cost of clean up and repair from the use of the right-of-way under the permit. This responsibility and liability include, but are not limited to, removal of any structure or landscaping placed by the permittee, replacement of any structure or landscaping removed by the permittee, grading, and pavement restoration or any other work needed to restore the right-of-way affected by the permittee to its pre-use condition.
11. Other conditions reasonably necessary for the conduct and enforcement of the use.
B. Each permit will specify its term.
C. The permit shall expire if the approved use does not commence within 1 year of the permit approval date. Upon good cause shown, the Director may extend the time for commencement of use. (Ord. M-4016 §2, 2012)