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A. An application for a permit to use a public way for a utility use shall be submitted in writing to the public works director on forms provided by the city.

B. The application shall contain the following information:

1. Name and location of the public way or ways for the permit being sought;

2. Type of utility use intended;

3. Nature of any utility to be installed under the permit;

4. Length and location of any utility line to be installed;

5. Plans sufficient to show the applicant’s existing utilities, property lines, approximate traveled roadways (except for service connect permits), proposed location, and design. Other utilities and terrain features must be shown where the applicant requests a nonstandard utility location.

C. The city may annually require as-built drawings of the utility installations to assure compatibility of the utility locations.

D. The public works director, or designee, shall grant or deny the permit within twenty (20) calendar days of receipt of the application. Permits issued may include reasonable conditions to protect the property and interests of the city, and the public’s health, safety and welfare.

E. Utilities shall make reasonable effort to notify affected property owners prior to application. [Ord. 15-01 § 3.]