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Chapter XII — STREETS AND SIDEWALKS <sup>1</sup>

Danville Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Danville

1 Editor’s Note: This chapter was adopted by Ord. No. 15, §1[8]. Amendments have been noted where applicable. ARTICLE I ENCROACHMENTS

  • 12-1.1 Definitions

  • 12-1.2 Right of Lawful Use

  • 12-1.3 Exception; Town Officers

  • 12-1.4 Acts Requiring Permit

  • 12-1.5 Nonacceptable Permit Applications

  • 12-1.6 Emergency Work Authorization

  • 12-1.7 Appeal to Planning Commission

  • 12-1.8 Conditions for Granting Permit

  • 12-1.9 Removal of Encroachments

12-2.1 Issuance

  • 12-2.2 Application; Exhibits Required

  • 12-2.3 Consent of Public Bodies

  • 12-2.4 Special Permit Required to Move Certain Objects

  • 12-2.5 Term; Beginning of Work or Use

  • 12-2.6 Completion of Work

  • 12-2.7 Permit Nontransferable

  • 12-2.8 Display Requirements

  • 12-2.9 Encroachment or Use Change

  • 12-2.10 Fees

  • 12-3.1 Cash Deposit

  • 12-3.2 Bond in Lieu of Cash Deposit

  • 12-3.3 Annual Bond

  • 12-3.4 Additional Bond or Cash Deposit

  • 12-3.5 Condition of Bond or Cash Deposit

  • 12-3.6 Payable to Town; Release

  • 12-3.7 Certificate of Insurance in Lieu of Cash Deposit or Bond

  • 12-3.8 Certificate of Liability Insurance

  • 12-4.1 Safeguards Required

12-4.2 Start of Work

  • 12-4.3 Completion of Work

  • 12-4.4 Drainage

  • 12-4.5 Interference with Travel of Public

  • 12-4.6 Restoration of Right-of-Way

12-4.7 Relocation or Removal of Installations

  • 12-4.8 Repair Work Supervision and Inspection

12-4.9 Storage of Material

12-4.10 Pipes and Conduits

  • 12-4.11 Pipes and Conduits; Minimum Cover

  • 12-4.12 Backfilling

  • 12-4.13 Poles and Transmission Line Carriers

  • 12-4.14 Aids to Visibility

  • 12-4.15 Movement of Vehicles

  • 12-4.16 Mail Box Placement

  • 12-4.17 Tree Planting and Maintenance

  • 12-4.18 Tree Trimming or Removal

  • 12-4.19 Hedges and Fences; Permit Required

  • 12-4.20 Hedge and Fence Maintenance

  • 12-4.21 Lawns

  • 12-4.23 Monuments

12-5.1 Definitions

  • 12-5.2 Permit - Required

  • 12-5.3 Permit - Application

  • 12-5.4 Permit - Issuance - Renewal

  • 12-5.5 Identification on Newsrack Required

  • 12-5.6 Liability - Indemnification

  • 12-5.7 Placement Requirements

  • 12-5.8 Prohibited Acts

  • 12-5.9 Newsrack Location Limitation

  • 12-5.10 Abandoned Newsracks

  • 12-5.11 Removal - Hearing

  • 12-5.12 Compliance by Existing Owner/Permit Holders

  • 12-5.13 Display of Material Harmful to Minors

  • 12-6.1 Intent

  • 12-6.2 Definitions

  • 12-6.3 Duty to Maintain Sidewalk

  • 12-6.4 Liability of Owner

12-6.5 Authority of Town to Make Repairs

Article III — DRAINAGE

  • 12-13.1 Acts Requiring Permits

  • 12-13.2 Violations; Notice; Abatement

  • 12-13.3 Emergency Work Authorization

  • 12-13.4 Appeal to Planning Commission

  • 12-13.5 Conditions Required for Permit Granting

  • 12-13.6 Administration

12-14.1 Issuance

12-14.2 Application; Form

12-14.3 Application; Exhibits

12-14.4 Consent of Persons Affected

  • 12-14.5 Permit Types Designated

  • 12-14.6 Term; Beginning of Work

  • 12-14.7 Completion of Work

  • 12-14.8 Unsatisfactory Work; Correction by Town; Costs

  • 12-14.9 Changes in Character of Authorized Work

  • 12-14.10 Transfer

  • 12-14.11 Fees

  • 12-14.12 Security; Cash Deposit or Bond Required

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Article I — ENCROACHMENTS

Article II

ROAD DEDICATIONS AND SETBACKS1

1 Editor’s Note: For the statutory provisions regarding irrevocable offers to dedicate land for public purposes, see Government Code, §7050. For building permit provisions, see Chapter X, this Code.

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12-12 RESERVED.

Article III

DRAINAGE1

  • 1 Editor’s Note: For subdivision provisions, see Chapter XXXI, this Code.
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