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' NextPage LivePublish <br />Page 3 of 4 <br />traffic and shall promptly repair the roadway and/or right of way as soon as possible. In the event the <br />contractor fails to make such repairs within ten days after notice from the City, the City may cause such <br />repairs to be made and the cost deducted from the deposits or invoiced to the public utility company as <br />required by Section 901.01. In the event of an emergency or condition causing a serious hazard to the <br />public, the Service Director may cause such hazard to be immediately abated and the cost of such <br />abatement shall be deducted from the deposits. <br />(b) All repairs shall be done to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. The City Engineer shall apply <br />performance standards consistent with engineering and other construction industry standards and may <br />adopt additional specific policies, if necessary, related to the backfill and hard surface requirements for <br />restoration of excavated areas. Satisfactory performance shall be reported upon inspection of the work <br />and upon secondary inspection not less than six months later to insure endurance of restoration. <br />(Ord. 2007-133. Passed 12-18-07.) <br />901.05 DEDUCTION AND REFUND. <br />When such work is completed to the satisfaction of the City Engineer, the cost of inspection and <br />supervision shall be forwarded to the Finance Director, who shall deduct such costs from the deposit <br />made by the applicant. Costs shall be calculated at the rate of forty dollars ($40.00) per hour per man <br />Monday through Friday, sixty dollars ($60.00) per hour per man on Saturday and eighty dollars ($80.00) <br />per hour per man on Sunday or a City holiday for the field crew for inspection. Where the repair work is <br />done by or under the direction of the City, the cost of such work shall be deducted from the deposit <br />required under Section 901.01, together with the cost of engineering and supervision. Any excess <br />remaining after reimbursement of costs and payment of charges for such work, shall be returned to the <br />applicant not sooner than six months following satisfactory performance in completion of restoration <br />work to the satisfaction of the City Engineer as provided above. <br />(Ord. 2007-133. Passed 12-18-07.) <br />901.06 INSUFFICIENT DEPOSIT. <br />If the deposit is insufficient to reimburse the City, the Engineering Division shall collect from the <br />applicant a sufficient amount to reimburse the City for the expense incurred. If the applicant fails to <br />deposit sufficient funds to reimburse the City for the cost of inspection and general supervision or <br />anticipated repairs within three days of notice to do so, then the City Engineer may issue an order to stop <br />work for all or part of the work associated with the street opening. Failure to heed such stop work order <br />shall be cause to revoke the permit to open the street. (Ord. 96-26. Passed 3-5-96.) <br />901.07 TREE LAWN OPENINGS; PERMIT AND FEE. <br />(a) If an application is made for a permit to open a street in the area of the public sidewalk or tree <br />lawn, then the applicant shall make the payment of thirty dollars ($30.00) for a permit and shall deposit <br />with the Finance Department thirty dollars ($30.00) per square yard based on the size of the opening, as <br />a guarantee that he will restore the sidewalk or the tree lawn to its original condition or pay the City for <br />restoring the same. Such deposit, less the cost of inspection, shall be returned to the person, firm or <br />corporation making the same upon the issuance of a certificate by the City Engineer that the tree lawn or <br />sidewalk has been restored to the same or better condition as before the opening was made. <br />(b) When a treelawn area adjacent to a parcel zoned for and used for other than single- family or <br />,..?. two-family use, is subject to a treelawn opening permit, street opening permit or apron permit in <br />? connection with the construction of a new building or an addition to an existing building, restoration <br />shall include brick pavers, or concrete simulating brick pavers as approved by the City Engineer. A <br />typical detail plan for such construction using brick pavers is on file in the office of the City Engineer. <br />http ://www, conwaygreene. c om/NorthOlmsted/lpext. dl l/NorthOlmsted/3 af3 /3 b22/3 b2 f?f=t... 4/ 12/2013
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