§ 18-877. Notice of completion of moving; inspection of route; repair; certificate of facts and amount of damage.

(a)

Whenever a licensee has completed the work of moving a house under a permit, and the house no longer occupies any part of the street, he shall promptly notify the director of public works of such fact. The director of public works shall cause an inspection to be made of the route of moving and the installation of the house. If he finds that the licensee has caused damage to the streets, curbs, gutters, sidewalks or other public property, he shall notify the licensee of such fact, specifying the damage and the estimated repair cost by mailing to him a written notification at either of the addresses listed in the licensee's application. The licensee shall pay the city the amount estimated for the repairs within two days from the date of such notification. The prepayment shall not relieve the licensee from paying the actual cost of the repairs deemed necessary by the director of public works.

(b)

Once the repairs have been made, the director of public works will send a written notification to the licensee at either of the addresses listed in the licensee's application regarding the completion of the repairs, the cost of the project to the city, and the amount owed to or from the licensee. If the licensee owes the city money as specified in the notification, the licensee will within two days from the date of such notification pay the city the remaining balance.

(Code 1967, § 7-20; Ord. No. 922, § 8, 7-11-68)