Article I — Temporary Encroachment Permits

The provisions of this article apply to any temporary encroachment within the street right-of-way for storage of construction materials which is limited to a period not to exceed thirty consecutive calendar days.

(Prior code § 7109.01)

When a building permit is required under Title 15 of this code for the construction of a swimming pool, the applicant shall first apply for a temporary encroachment permit. The city engineer shall notify the chief building official when the temporary encroachment permit has been issued.

(Prior code § 7109.02)

The temporary encroachment permit shall specify the time and manner in which encroachments will be allowed and all restrictions and safety measures required to protect the public health, safety and welfare.

(Prior code § 7109.03)

If any of the provisions of the permit are violated, the city engineer shall immediately take all actions necessary to protect the public health, safety and welfare. The city engineer shall keep an accurate record of the cost of such actions, and such costs shall be deducted from the deposit required in Section 12.12.250 of this title. If such costs are in excess of the required deposit, the city engineer shall notify the permittee, in writing, of such amounts that are required, and the permit shall be suspended until the permittee has deposited with the city engineer the required amount to once again establish the deposit required by Section 12.12.250. The city engineer shall also notify the chief building official of the city of any suspension of the temporary encroachment permit.

(Prior code § 7109.04)