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(b) All repairs shall be done to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. 901.05 DEDUCTION AND REFITND. When such work is completed to the satisfaction of the City Engineer, the cost of inspection and supervision shall be forwarded to the Finance Director, who shall invoice the public utility company for inspection charges or when a deposit has been made shall deduct from the deposit made by the applicant the cost incurred by the City and shall issue a check to the applicant for the return of the excess over and above the amount necessary to reimburse the City for the cost of inspection and supervision. Costs shal( be calculated at the rate of forty dollars ($40.00) per liour per man Monday through Friday, sixty dollars ($60.00) per hour per man on Saturday and eighty dollars ($80.00) per hour per man on Sunday or a City Holiday for the field crew for inspection. Where the repair work is done by or under the direction of the City, the cost of such work shal( be deducted from the deposit required under Section 901.01, together with the cost of engineering and supervision. Any excess remaining, after payment of charges for such work, shall be returned to the applicant as provided above. 901.06 INSUFFICIENT DEPOSIT. If the deposit is insufficient to reimburse the City, the Engineering Division shall collect from the applicant a sufficient amowlt to reimburse the City for expense incurred. If the applicant fails to deposit sufficient funds to reimburse the City for the cost of inspection and general supervision or anticipated repairs within threedays of notice to do so, then the City Engineer may issue an order to stop work for all or part of the work associated with the street opening. Failure to heed such stop work order shall be cause to revoke the permit to open the street. 901.07 TREELAWN OPENINGS; PERMIT AND FEE. If an application is made for a permit to open a street in the area of the public sidewalk or treelawn, then tlle applicant shall make the payment of thirty dollars ($30.00) for a permit and shall deposit with the Finance Department thirty dollars ($30.00) per square yard based on the size of the opening, as a guarantee that he will restore the sidewalk or the treelawn to its original condition or pay the City for restoring the same. Such deposit, less the cost of inspection, shali be ceturned to the person, firm or corporation making the same upon the issuance of a certificate by the City Engineer that the treelawn or sidewalk has been restored to the same condition as before the opening was made. 901.08 BARRIERS AND WARNING DEVICES. (a) Any time a permit is issued pursuant to Section 901.01 and 901.07, the person making application or his agent during the excavation period prior to the final completion of work as specified in Section 901.04, shall provide suitable barriers, warning devices and/or (ights, all of which shall be in accordance with the direction of the City Engineer. (b) If the City Engineer should determine that the item specified in subsection (a) hereof are insufficient and a flagman will be required, then the Contractor