Chapter XIX

GRADING

• 19-1.1 Title

• 19-1.2 Purpose and Intent

• 19-1.3 General Definitions

• 19-3.1 General

• 19-3.2 Exemptions

• 19-3.3 Grading Permits

• 19-3.4 Erosion-Control Permit

• 19-3.5 On-Site Paving Permit

• 19-3.6 Blasting Permit

• 19-3.7 Conditions of Approval

• 19-3.8 Liability and Property Damage

• 19-3.9 Denial of Permit

• 19-3.10 Time Limits of Grading Operations

• 19-3.11 Responsibility of Permittee

• 19-3.12 Protection of Adjoining Property

• 19-3.13 Notice of Non-Compliance

• 19-3.14 Permit Administration

• 19-4.1 Rainy Season Grading

• 19-4.2 Erosion-Control System

• 19-4.3 Erosion-Control Maintenance

19-5 SLOPE DRAINAGE

• 19-6.1 Location and Character of Development

• 19-6.2 Grading

• 19-6.3 Landscaping/Slope Stabilization

• 19-6.4 Drainage

• 19-6.5 Roadways

19-7.1 Fees

• 19-7.2 Grading Plan Check Fee

• 19-7.3 Grading Permit Fee

• 19-7.4 Grading Inspection Fees

• 19-7.5 Cost Recovery Fees

• 19-7.6 Debris/Clean Up Deposit

• 19-7.7 Special Inspection Fees

• 19-7.8 Fees for Extensions of Time

• 19-7.9 Security

The Town Engineer shall issue a certificate of completion upon satisfactory completion of permitted work. (Ord. #89-22, §92-8.71)

This title shall not prevent a person from performing emergency maintenance on pipe or conduit lawfully on or under rightof-way, or making an emergency use, or encroachment necessary to preserve life or property when an urgent necessity arises, except the person making an emergency use, repair or encroachment shall apply for a written permit within ten (10) calendar days of beginning the work. A person requiring an emergency use, repair or encroachment shall first notify the Town Engineer’s office. During the hours the Town offices are closed, notice shall be given the Danville Police Department. (Ord, #89-22, §92-8.78)