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Ord. 91-171 Page 4 ' When Engineering Department time charges have reduced the account balance below fifty percent (50%) of the above listed amounts, the developer shall, upon notification, deposit the additional amount necessary to restore the balance to If the aforesaid work is not done within thirty days from the time of the sending of written notice by the City, the City may do the work, and the aforesaid cash deposit shall be applied to the cost of the City doing the aforesaid grading. Any funds which are in excess of the City's cost of grading shall be returned to the individual making the deposit as aforesaid; and further, any deficiency in funds between the deposit and the cost of the City doing the grading shall become a lien upon the lands and shall be certified to the Auditor of the County for entering upon the tax duplicate and collection as other taxes and shall be returned by the Auditor of the County to the City for deposit in the General Fund of the City." BE AND THE SAME IS HEREBY AMENDED AND AS AMENDED SHALL READ AS FOLLOWS: "1353.10 GRADE DEPOSITS FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENTS. (a This deposit shall be use for the establishing of finished ground grades, the checking of all grades to see if they conform to the approved plans; and if necessary to perform an "as built" survey or to grade the site in accordance with the approved grading plan. Costs shall be calculated at a rate of Sixty Dollars ($60.00) per hour for the time spent by the City Engineer or the Assistant City Engineer, and Forty Dollars ($40.00) per hour per man for the field crew for inspection. (b) If the grading account of an individual builder diminishes below fifty percent (50%) of the required deposit, the builder shall be required to deposit additional funds to bring his account up to the required deposit. The City Engineer may issue a Stop Work Order if additional funds are not deposited within seven (7) days of the notice to make such deposit. When a builder has completed all work on a building and final grading has been inspected and approved by the City, the builder shall be refunded whatever the remaining balance may be remaining in his grading account. (c) Grading and drainage requirements of State and Federal Agencies shall prevail when in conflict, as determined by the City Engineer of Law Director, with local ordinances pertaining to grading and drainage of individual lots. (d) The following are engineering inspection and grading deposits for commercial (including multi-family housing) developments: Less than 1 acre 1 to 3 acres 3 to 5 acres Over 5 acres $2,000 3,500 5,500 5,500 plus $2,000 for each acre or fraction thereof in excess of 5 acres