Moraga Municipal Code Ch. 14.36 Permittee Duties

Permittee shall adhere to the requirements of this chapter.

(Ord. 210 (part), 2006)

Unless this requirement is waived by the town, permittee shall notify the town in writing seventy-two (72) hours prior to:

A. The beginning of the permitted activity;

B. The completion of rough grading;

C. The completion of finished grading;

D. The installation of all erosion control devices and the completion of planting requirements;

E. Readiness of the site for final observation and testing, including, but not limited to, finished grading, installation of drainage devices and final Erosion control measures.

(Ord. 210 (part), 2006)

Permittee shall notify the town if:

1. There are delays in implementing the approved plans as scheduled;

2. There are any archeological or skeletal remains discovered;

3. The work is not being done in conformance with the approved plans;

4. There are any departures from the approved plan, including unanticipated slope destabilization either within or outside of the approved grading envelope;

5. There are any delays in the implementation of the SWPPP and/or BMP plan.

(Ord. 210 (part), 2006)

Prior to starting work, or project mobilization, when deemed appropriate by the town, the permittee, geotechnical engineer and civil engineer shall attend an on-site meeting with the town's representative. In addition, the permittee shall attend any meeting required by the town.

(Ord. 210 (part), 2006)

If the project engineering geologist, geotechnical engineer or civil engineer finds that the work is not in conformance with this chapter or with the plans approved by the town, or with good accepted practices, he or she shall immediately notify the permittee and the town in writing of the nonconformity and of the corrective measures to be taken.

(Ord. 210 (part), 2006)

If the engineering geologist, geotechnical engineer or civil engineer is relieved of, or otherwise terminates his or her duties prior to completion of the work, he or she shall report the fact in writing to the town within forty-eight (48) hours with a progress report on the status of the work.

(Ord. 210 (part), 2006)

If the permittee ceases work for any reason before the work is completed, he or she shall take all necessary steps to leave the premises in a condition that will be safe and will not cause on- or off-site damage.

(Ord. 210 (part), 2006)