Chapter 12.25
MAINTAINING CLEAN STREETS
Sections:
12.25.020 Engineer authorized to implement preventative measures.
12.25.010 Responsibility.
Any person or entity engaging in construction, excavation or demolition activities is required to keep the streets free of dirt, mud or other debris originating from the worksite. [Ord. 367 § 1, 2000]
12.25.020 Engineer authorized to implement preventative measures.
Any person or entity engaging in construction, excavation or demolition activities is required to take all appropriate and necessary measures in consultation with the city engineer to keep the streets free of dirt, mud or other debris originating from the worksite. Depending on the extent of the construction, excavation or demolition, the city engineer may require measures including, but not limited to, temporary wheel washing stations or the hosing off of tires before a construction vehicle enters town right-of-way. [Ord. 367 § 2, 2000]
12.25.030 Deposit required.
A $3,000 deposit for street cleaning shall be required at the time a construction, excavation or demolition permit is issued and prior to the beginning of any construction activities if, in the opinion of the city engineer, the construction activity, in light of any preventative measures, will likely result in dirt, mud or other debris on the streets. The deposit balance shall be replenished to $3,000 following any town draws pursuant to HPMC 12.25.040. [Ord. 367 § 3, 2000]
12.25.040 City actions.
In the event that any person or entity violates HPMC 12.25.010, the city engineer is authorized to hire the city’s normal street sweeping contractor to clean the dirt, mud or other debris from the roadways. One hundred fifty percent of this cost shall be borne by the person or entity that furnished the deposit in order to cover administrative and sweeping costs, and the amount shall be drawn from the deposit. [Ord. 367 § 4, 2000]
12.25.050 Deposit refund.
The balance of any deposits shall be refunded to the depositing person or entity promptly after the town issues a certificate of occupancy or other similar certificate of approval. No interest shall be paid. [Ord. 367 § 5, 2000]