Chapter 12.08 - Excavations

Chapter 12.08 - Excavations

12.08.010 Applicability.

The following specifications shall apply to excavators, which term includes any person, contractor, partnership, corporation, municipality, special district, or other governmental entity, who for any reason cuts, disturbs or otherwise defaces any county property being a public right-of-way for purposes of installing or repairing or for any reason pertaining to the presence of an underground utility or structure. Once an excavator obtains an excavation permit he or she shall be considered a permittee. (Res. 22-084)

12.08.020 Plans to be submitted before work begins.

Plans and profiles for any work affecting grade and alignment shall be required to be submitted to the Pueblo County Public Works Department for approval before starting any such work.

12.08.030 Hold harmless agreement.

The excavator acquiring a permit for the purpose of performing work on any county property, being a thoroughfare or right-of-way, is assumed to be familiar with and at all times shall observe and comply with all federal and state laws, local by-laws, ordinances and regulations in any manner affecting the conduct of his or her work. He or she shall indemnify and hold harmless the county of Pueblo, Colorado, and its representatives against any claims arising from any violation of such law, by-law, ordinance or regulation; whether by the excavator himself or herself or by the excavator’s employees. The county of Pueblo reserves the right to refuse issuance of permits to any excavator not complying with the above-outlined procedures or with the following specifications. 

12.08.040 Bonding, insurance and warranty requirements.

A. Before the county shall issue a permit to any excavator, that excavator shall have on file with the County Public Works Department a valid license and permit bond in the amount of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00). Such bond shall be for the benefit of the County Public Works Department, and shall assure recovery by the Department of any expense incurred by the Department in completing work begun, but not finished, by the excavator in accordance with these regulations and specifications. Such bond shall be in force for at least sixty (60) days beyond the anticipated completion date of any work for which a permit is being applied for.

B. Before the county shall issue a permit to any excavator, that excavator shall show evidence of a valid commercial general liability insurance policy, with minimum limits of One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) general aggregate. Such policy shall be for the protection of the county from all suits, actions or claims of any type for injuries or damages allegedly sustained by any person or property on the premises or as a result of the operations or completed operations of the work. Such policy shall specifically cover the acts and operations of any subcontractors or independent contractors of the excavator, in addition to the excavator’s employees or agents.

C. In addition to the bonding and insurance requirements of subsections A and B of this section, the permittee personally, by applying for and obtaining a permit, agrees to be liable to the county for any expenses incurred by the county because of the permittee’s acts or omissions relating to the work, and the permittee shall hold the county harmless from any claims of anyone else arising from or relating to the work. This shall include, but not be limited to, a warranty by the permittee of the work and all materials and labor used in the work, and such warranty shall run for two years from the completion of the work and shall guarantee that no further repairs or maintenance will be required at the work site due to any defect or omission in the work or that the permittee will adequately and properly provide and complete any such repairs or maintenance. For any work on a job with roadway repair costs in excess of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) as estimated by the county engineer, the warranty requirement shall be satisfied by the posting of a surety bond in the estimated amount at the discretion of the county engineer.

D. The Pueblo County Public Works Department may, at its discretion, exempt an excavator from the bonding requirements of subsection A of this section and from the insurance requirements set out in subsection B of this section. Such exemption may be granted upon a showing by the excavator of alternative arrangements satisfactory to the Pueblo County Public Works Department. In determining whether to so exempt a particular excavator, the Pueblo County Public Works Department shall consider the reliability of any alternative bonding or insurance devices proposed by the excavator, the financial condition and solvency of the excavator, the presence in Pueblo County of fixed assets sufficient in value to cover any expenses or problems caused by the excavation, the length of time the excavator has done business in Pueblo County, the previous track record of the excavator in regard to expenses or problems of prior excavations, the existence of a long-term or comprehensive policy of self-insurance by the excavator, and any other factors tending to increase or decrease the likelihood of expense and harm to Pueblo County from the excavation.

12.08.050 Permits.

A. Prior to commencing any work on any county right-of-way, the excavator who will actually perform the work or his duly authorized representative shall obtain written permission to undertake such work in accordance with the following provisions.

B. Permits issued by the County Public Works Department shall pertain only to allowing work within the county-owned rights-of-way and is in no way a permit to enter onto private property adjacent to such rights-of- way nor to alter or disturb any facilities or installations existing within the right-of-way which may have been installed and are owned by others.

C. Minimum fees shall be assessed for permits at the time of issuance of the permit. Inspection fees will be assessed to the permittee on the basis of actual inspection time required on a job site, at the current hourly rate for inspection time. The amount of the fees shall be established to cover the actual cost to Pueblo County incurred in the administration and enforcement of these regulations as approved by the Pueblo County Board of County Commissioners. The fees shall in no way be construed to constitute the prior assessment of damages by the Pueblo County Public Works Department. Pursuant to Sections 32-1-1004 and 32-1-1006, C.R.S., the foregoing fees shall not be required of any sanitation, water and sanitation, water or metropolitan district.

D. Permits issued shall be available or inspection at the project site at all times. The permit shall be shown to any representative of the Pueblo County Public Works Department upon request. Failure to produce the permit upon request shall result in a penalty as well as applicable fines.

E. Permits shall be required for emergency repairs; however, a delay of seventy-two (72) hours is granted in securing the permit. Failure to acquire a permit within this specified time shall result in a penalty permit being issued as well as applicable fines.

F. The work of adjusting manhole rings and service boxes at the request of Pueblo County shall be exempt from requiring a permit.

G. Any excavator commencing work prior to obtaining a right-of-way cutting permit, except as provided herein, shall be required to obtain a penalty permit in lieu of the normal permit; and shall pay the additional fee pertaining thereto.

H. A traffic control plan must be submitted to the Pueblo County Inspector prior to the issuance of an excavation permit. The traffic control plan must comply with the standards set forth in the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). The traffic control plan must be signed by an individual certified by the Colorado Department of Highways (CDOH) or the American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA), as a Worksite Traffic Control Supervisor, whose signature shall constitute certification that the plan meets or exceeds MUTCD standards. Included with this plan shall be a detailed drawing of the project location showing all phases of the project, a list of the posted speed limits throughout the project, and a detailed drawing of the traffic control measures to be employed on the project site.

I. Any utility carrying out the activity of potholing shall notify Pueblo County Public Works and is not exempt of fees (described in 12.08.150 Permit fee schedule).

In an emergency situation, signing according to the MUTCD shall be required on the project site even though a permit will not be issued until after the excavation has taken place.

12.08.060 Public convenience and safety.

A. If an opening shall cross a roadway, only one-half of the roadway shall be closed at one time. However, should the work being done necessitate closing the entire roadway a written request must be submitted to the Pueblo County Public Works Department at the time of obtaining the permit. The request may be granted at the discretion of the Pueblo County Public Works Department, in writing, after the applicant has provided the county with the written request. The county will notify the Pueblo County Sheriff’s Department, the Colorado State Highway Patrol Division, the ambulance services and the fire protection districts of the closing specifying the exact location, date and time the roadway will be closed.

B. Should an emergency arise which will necessitate closing a roadway, written permission shall be waived. However, the permittee must notify all of the agencies listed in subsection A of this section and the Pueblo County Public Works Department immediately.

C. The permittee shall, at his or her expense, take all necessary precautions for the protection of his or her work and the safety of the public. Where normal traffic flow is to be interrupted, the excavator shall provide, erect and maintain all necessary barricades, standard caution signs, warning signs, directional signs, flares and lights. The signs and their placement shall comply with the current edition of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, (MUTCD), and any supplements thereto, including but not limited to the Colorado Supplement.

12.08.070 Right-of-way openings.

A. Any work done under this permit shall result in repairs being made to the street or other county property involved, such repairs causing the street or property to be returned to a condition equal to the original, within the limits of careful, diligent workmanship, good planning and quality materials. These repairs must be accomplished in the least possible time and with the least disturbance to the normal function of the street or other property. All shallow cuts shall be made with straight boundaries and all cuts shall be within five degrees of vertical. In cases where caving or slump of a cut face occurs from under any roadway surfacing, slab or bound type base, the dimensions of the cut shall be extended to the point of occurrence of caving or slump.

B. All work in connection with blasting operations, including necessary and proper safety precautions, shall be performed under the inspection of the Pueblo County Public Works Department. The excavator shall comply with all laws, ordinances, regulations and requirements of applicable safety codes relative to the handling, storage and use of explosives and the protection of life and property, and he or she shall be responsible for all damages thereto caused by his or her blasting operations. Suitable weighted plank coverings or mattresses shall be provided to confine all materials lifted by blasting within the limits of the excavation or trench.

C. Except where trench banks are cut back on a stable slope to prevent caving or sliding, trenches shall be properly and substantially braced, and sheeted where necessary, to prevent caving or sliding. Sheeting shall be supported by means approved by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Cross braces installed for the purpose of supporting sheeting in the bottom of the trench shall be removed after the specified tamped embedment has been completed beyond the point of cross brace removal.

D. No openings shall be permitted on any asphalt streets in Pueblo County rights-of-way that are under three years old. This shall also include streets which have been resurfaced or plant mixed sealed which are under three years old. This provision may be waived at the discretion of the Pueblo County Public Works Department if the contractor shall meet with representatives of the Pueblo County Public Works Department and thoroughly review his or her plans for the proposed job. A list of streets to which this provision applies is available at the Pueblo County Public Works Department. This provision, however, shall not prohibit any emergency utility work which must be performed. Pueblo County will make every effort to inform utility companies of scheduled construction or overlays at least six months in advance or such work.

12.08.080 Backfill.

A. All backfill materials, compaction and resurfacing of any excavation made in the county property will be done in accordance with the provisions as follows: backfilling and compacting shall begin after first having properly bedded and compacted to a depth of not more than one foot over the top of the structure or utility line being installed or repaired in accordance with the specifications of the person or corporation responsible for the maintenance of the structure or utility line.

B. Materials acceptable for backfill purposes are divided into two categories as follows:

1. Native backfill: that material which was originally removed from excavation, after having had all organic material, frozen material, material larger than that which will pass over a three-inch square opening, or other elements other than natural soils removed and discarded. This type will be acceptable to the Pueblo County Public Works Department.

2. Select backfill: that granular material meeting the requirements as stated under the Bed Course Material Item Class 1 backfill or Class 2 backfill, of the Standard Specifications for Public Works Construction, Department of Highways, State of Colorado (Current Issue) or materials falling within the AASHTO Classifications A-1-a or A-1-b under Specification M-145 except that materials of predominately one grain size, such as chips, pea gravel or single-sized waste from screening plants that are within these classifications may not be used, and materials in these classifications which do not pass a three-inch square opening shall be omitted. The excavator may, at his or her option, remove any native backfill and substitute therefore select backfill materials.

12.08.090 Compaction.

Compacting of backfill must progress by placing of backfill in eight-inch lifts thoroughly compacted and wetted if necessary to achieve densities according to the following:

A. Materials of AASHTO Classifications A-1-a or A-1-3 shall be consolidated by jetting, puddling, rolling or vibrating at the discretion of Pueblo County.

B. Materials of AASHTO Classification A-1-b shall be compacted to ninety-five (95%) percent of modified Proctor Density.

C. Materials of AASHTO Classification A-2 and A-4 through A-4 shall be compacted to ninety-five (95%) percent of Standard Proctor Density. 

12.08.100 Compaction tests.

Compaction tests shall be taken on longitudinal or crosscuts at the request of the Pueblo County Public Works Department. These tests shall be taken at the depth and location specified by the county and shall meet the requirements specified in Section 12.08.090.

The excavator shall have the compaction tests conducted by an approved testing laboratory. A copy of the results shall be furnished to the Pueblo County Public Works Department no later than five days after the test is conducted.

12.08.110 Resurfacing.

A. After proper backfill procedures are completed in accordance with the preceding requirements, the vacant depth shall be surfaced to a condition equal to or better than the existing surface. Temporary and/or permanent repairs shall begin within twenty-four (24) hours after backfilling is completed on streets or highways designated by the Public Works Department and continue until all repairs are made. (See subsection F of this section.) On all other streets or highways permanent repairs shall be completed within a period of fifteen (15) calendar days. At the discretion of the Pueblo County Public Works Department, a delay of up to seven days in the time designated for initiation or completion of repairs may be granted. The twenty-four (24) hour designation will be noted on the permit at the time of issuance. The following minimum standards shall apply to all resurfacing done in the county.

B. Gravel Surfaced Roads. Backfill shall be placed to within twelve (12) inches of the surface, and the twelve (12) inch vacant depth shall be filled with thoroughly tamped granular material meeting the requirements specified under the aggregate for Bases Item, Class 6 Of the Standard Specifications for Public Works Construction, Department of Highways, State of Colorado (current issue), or materials extracted at the same precise location, or other suitable granular materials approved by the county engineer with the approval of the county engineer.

C. Soil Cement Surfaced Roads. Backfill shall be placed within eighteen (18) inches of the surface, and granular material meeting the requirements specified under the Aggregate for Bases Item, Class 6 of the Standard Specifications for Public Works Construction, Department of Highways, State of Colorado (current issue) shall be placed and thoroughly compacted to within eight inches of the surface. The eight-inch vacant depth shall be filled with five and one-half (5.5) sacks per cubic yard Portland cement concrete, which shall be struck and floated to match adjacent undisturbed surface. Ninety-five (95%) percent of patched surface shall match the plane of the adjacent surface, when measured by means of a six-foot straight edge or beam, within one-eighth inch. 

D. Portland Cement Surfaced Roads. Backfill shall be placed within eighteen (18) inches of the surface or ten (10) inches below the bottom of the existing slab, whichever is the deepest, and the next ten (10) inches shall be filled with thoroughly compacted granular material as described in subsection C of this section. The eight-inch minimum vacant depth shall be filled with six and one-half (6.5) sacks per cubic yard Portland cement concrete which shall be struck and floated to match the adjacent undisturbed surface. Ninety-five (95%) percent of this patched surface shall match the plane of the adjacent undisturbed surface, when measured by means of a six-foot straight edge or beam, within one-eighth inch.

E. Asphaltic Concrete Surfaced Roads. Backfill material shall be placed within twelve (12) inches of the surface. Granular material described in subsection C of this section shall be placed and thoroughly wetted and compacted to within four inches of the surface. Prior to placing of Asphaltic concrete, the edges of the cut shall be coated with a tack oil of CSS-1 at not less than 0.10 gallon per square yard. The four-inch vacant depth shall be filled with asphaltic concrete in two-inch lifts and thoroughly compacted. Asphaltic Concrete for this purpose shall be mixed with asphaltic cement of the AC-10 type or equal. Ninety-five (95%) percent of this patched surface shall match the plane of the adjacent undisturbed surface, when measured by means of a six-foot straight edge or beam, within one-eighth inch.

A prime coat of MC-70 oil applied at a rate of 0.30 gallon per square yard may be required on the surface area of granular material at the time of the issuance of a permit or as directed by the County Engineer.

1. Required Overlay. Overlay of the entire street width and ten (10) feet beyond each end of damaged area may be required, at the discretion of the Public Works Department, when utility installation is made longitudinally within five feet of, or on the centerline of the paved street for a length of seventy-five (75) linear feet or more. For lengths less than the above-stated, the repairs and/or overlays must be made as shall be agreed to by the excavator and the County Inspector, prior to obtaining a permit. If the excavation within five feet of the centerline does not extend into the adjacent traffic lane, overlay of only one-half of the entire street width may be required.

Overlay of one-half of the entire street width and ten (10) feet beyond each end of damaged area shall be required when utility installation is made longitudinally within the area five feet from centerline and edge of paved street for a length of seventy-five (75) linear feet or more. Again for lengths less than the above-stated, the repairs and/or overlays must be made as shall be agreed to by the excavator and the County Inspector, prior to obtaining a permit.

Overlay of the entire street width and ten (10) feet beyond each end of incorporated damaged area shall be required when two or more lateral utility installations are made by the same utility excavator within seventy-five (75) linear feet of street length. Three or more lateral utility installations within one hundred fifty (150) linear feet of street length and or more lateral utility installations within three hundred (300) linear feet of street length will also require full street width of overlay.

The minimum compacted depth of the Asphaltic Concrete overlay shall be five-eighths inch with edges feathered as much as possible eliminating the fracturing of the mix aggregate. The areas of overlay shall require a tack coat of CSS-l at the rate of 0.10 gallon per square yard.

2. The required overlay described in subsection E.1. of this section must be placed by a mechanized self-propelled paver and finished in a good workmanlike manner and using good commercial practices.

F. During certain times of the year when hot plant-mixed asphalt is unavailable, cold plant-mixed asphaltic concrete may be placed using above-stated procedures, however, this shall not be considered a permanent patch, and the excavator shall maintain this temporary patch as required to insure proper and safe movement of traffic until such time as a permanent patch is installed. The responsible excavator shall install a permanent patch with hot Asphaltic Concrete within fifteen (15) days following the availability of the proper material.

At the conclusion of work on any street, cut or opening within the Pueblo County-owned right-of-way, the entire area shall be left in its original condition. All waste construction or excavated materials shall be removed from the site and disposed of within seventy-two (72) hours. Any ditches, gutters, culverts or drain pipes shall be left unblocked and in a condition as good as or better than the original condition.

12.08.120 Inspections.

A. The Pueblo County Public Works Department Inspector shall be notified twenty-four (24) hours in advance of making any type of cut or doing any excavation in county-owned right-of-way except as stated in Section 12.08.130(B). Failure by the excavator to notify the Inspector as stated above may result in revocation of the original permit and issuance of a penalty permit and fines as per Section 12.08.150(G).

B. Inspections will be made as deemed necessary during the construction period by the county to insure that work is processing in compliance with the regulations stated herein. Deviation from these regulations and requirements will be sufficient reason for shut down orders to be issued by the county until proper corrections or adjustments have been made by the excavator.

C. Before a pavement section is replaced (patched), the excavator shall notify the County Inspector as to the date such work is proposed. Failure of notification may result in a demand to have such work redone in order to pass a final inspection.

D. Upon satisfactory completion of work, including the replacement of paved sections and gravel road repairs, a final inspection shall be made. Upon the county’s final inspection, the permit of the work is then retained by the county, and the permittee is held liable for his or her work as stated in Section 12.08.040(C). 

12.08.130 Emergency work.

A. Nothing in this chapter shall be interpreted to prevent the excavator from performing emergency work prior to obtaining a permit.

B. Pueblo County Public Works Department shall be notified immediately after an emergency utility cut is made. In all other cases, a twenty-four (24) hour advance notification shall be required.

12.08.140 Notice to excavators.

A. Failure on the part of the permittee to properly prosecute the work of resurfacing, which will necessitate the performance of work by the Pueblo County Public Works Department forces, shall be charged to the permittee as follows:

First square yard, Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) minimum charge.

All additional square yards at Hundred Dollars ($100.00) per square yard.

B. Costs of placing barricades, providing signing according to MUTCD standards pursuant to Section 12.08.050(H), and/or interim repairs required due to the failure of the excavator to maintain safe conditions will be billed to the permittee.

12.08.150 Permit fee schedule.

A. The minimum permit fee for any roadway opening will be Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00). This fee will cover all administrative costs associated with the issuance of the permit, the initial inspection of the site including traffic control inspection, and the warranty inspection. In addition to this minimum permit fee, the permittee will be billed for costs incurred by Pueblo County for additional inspection time involving the Pueblo County Inspector. The charge for additional inspection time will be Fifty-two dollars and thirty-six cents ($52.36) per hour, based upon actual costs incurred by Pueblo County for labor, fringe benefits, and vehicle use involved in the performance of inspections. Because this rate is based on actual costs to the county, it will be adjusted by resolution as necessary by the Board of Pueblo County Commissioners. The Pueblo County Public Works Department will notify all utilities and contractors actively on file of any increases or decreases in the rate schedule.

The following is a schedule of estimated inspection time and cost which a permittee may expect to be assessed in reference to the type of work being permitted. This cost is in addition to the minimum fee discussed in subsection A of this section.

B. Pavement Cuts.

1. Cross street cuts, bell-holes, general road opening, based upon one inspection:

Travel time (one way) 20 minutes
Backfilling inspection 45 minutes
Patching inspection 30 minutes
95 minutes
$82.75
2. Longitudinal cut, one thousand (1,000) feet in length, based upon one inspection:

Travel time (one way) 20 minutes
Backfilling inspection 90 minutes
Patching inspection 90 minutes
Overlay inspection 60 minutes
On-going traffic control inspection 10 minutes
270 minutes
$235.17
3. Longitudinal cut, two thousand five hundred (2,500) feet in length, based upon two inspections:

Travel time (one way) 40 minutes
Backfilling inspection 180 minutes
Patching inspection 120 minutes
Overlay inspection 120 minutes
On-going traffic control inspection 20 minutes
480 minutes
$418.88
4. Longitudinal cut, five thousand (5,000) feet in length, based upon three inspections:

Travel time (one way) 60 minutes
Backfilling inspection 270 minutes
Patching inspection 180 minutes
Overlay inspection 180 minutes
On-going traffic control inspection 30 minutes
720 minutes
$628.32

D. Unpaved Road Cuts.

1. Cross street cuts, bell-holes, general road opening, based upon one inspection:

Travel time (one way) 20 minutes
Backfilling/surfacing inspection 45 minutes
65 minutes
$56.72
2. Longitudinal cut, one thousand (1,000) feet in length, based upon one inspection:

Travel time (one way) 20 minutes
Backfilling inspection 45 minutes
Surfacing inspection 30 minutes
On-going traffic control inspection 30 minutes
105 minutes
$91.63
3. Longitudinal cut, two thousand five hundred (2,500) feet in length, based upon two inspections:

Travel time (one way) 40 minutes
Backfilling inspection 90 minutes
Surfacing inspection 60 minutes
On-going traffic control inspection 20 minutes
210 minutes
$77.91
4. Longitudinal cut, five thousand (5,000) feet in length, based upon three inspections:

Travel time (one way) 60 minutes
Backfilling inspection 135 minutes
Surfacing inspection 90 minutes
On-going traffic control inspection 30 minutes
315 minutes
$274.89

D. Right-of-Way Excavation. An excavation which in no way interferes with traffic and is not made in any portion of the road including the shoulder.

1. The total fee for an excavation made in the county right-of-way in conjunction with a meter set, bore or push will be Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00), providing that the cut does not interfere with drainage improvements. Inspections which must be performed due to noncompliance with permit regulations will be charged to the permittee.

There will be no minimum fee required for a permit obtained for the purpose of setting a utility pole or repairing a meter, provided that the work will not interfere with any drainage improvements. The permittee will however, be charged for inspections made due to noncompliance with permit regulations. A permit and traffic control plan will be required to keep Pueblo County informed of work planned in its jurisdiction and to insure the protection and safety of the motoring public.

2. Longitudinal cut which has the potential interfering with drainage improvements:

a. One thousand (1,000) feet in length, based upon one inspection:

Travel time (one way) 20 minutes
Backfilling inspection 30 minutes
On-going traffic control inspection 10 minutes
60 minutes
$52.36
b. Two thousand five hundred (2,500) feet in length, based upon two inspections:

Travel time (one way) 40 minutes
Backfilling inspection 60 minutes
On-going traffic control inspection 20 minutes
120 minutes
$104.72
c. Five thousand feet in length, based upon three inspections:

Travel time (one way) 60 minutes
Backfilling inspection 90 minutes
On-going traffic control inspection 30 minutes
180 minutes
$157.08

3. Longitudinal cut which has no potential of interfering with drainage improvements:

a. One thousand (1,000) feet in length, based upon one inspection:

Travel time (one way) 20 minutes
Backfilling inspection 15 minutes
On-going traffic control inspection 10 minutes
45 minutes
$39.27
b. Two thousand five hundred (2,500) feet in length, based upon two inspections:

Travel time (one way) 40 minutes
Backfilling inspection 30 minutes
On-going traffic control inspection 20 minutes
90 minutes
$78.54
c. Five thousand (5,000) feet in length, based upon three inspections:

Travel time (one way) 60 minutes
Backfilling inspection 45 minutes
On-going traffic control inspection 30 minutes
135 minutes
$117.81

E. Potholing for physical utility locating (per 75 ft. section)

Travel time (one way) 40 minutes
Backfilling inspection 25 minutes
Patching inspection 25 minutes
90 minutes
$78.54

F. In addition to fees listed in the fee schedule, the permittee will be charged for any inspections made necessary due to noncompliance with regulations or the failure of any work.

G. Penalty Permit. This permit shall be issued to any excavator commencing work prior to obtaining a basic right-of-way cutting permit. The fee for this permit shall cover the foregoing plus a penalty of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00). Additionally, a fine of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) per calendar day will be issued to any contractor in direct violation to any of the aforementioned sections until the violation is resolved. (Res. 22-084)

 

 

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