Nanaimo By-law 5000, s. 34 — Bonding Against Damage to Highway (Bylaw 5000.027) DEPOSIT (1)
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Bonding Against Damage to Highway (Bylaw 5000.027) DEPOSIT (1)
Where an applicant for a permit to be issued under "BUILDING BYLAW 1988 NO. 3220", as replaced or amended in the course of construction, alteration, repair or demolition of the building for which the permit is issued will:
- • be excavating a foundation or otherwise upon the property; • be bringing heavy equipment onto the site from the adjacent highway; • be transporting materials from or to the site across a curb or ditch where no boulevard crossing has been constructed; the applicant for the permit shall deposit with the City a sum of money sufficient to pay for the costs of repairing any damage likely to be done to the adjacent highway or public utilities located in or on the adjacent highway during the course of construction, and as sufficient security that the obligations imposed by this bylaw are met as is determined by the General Manager, Engineering and Public Works (Bylaw 5000.048). Bylaw No. 5000 (Consolidated Version)
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- 32 Application This part does not apply to arterial highways
- 33 Restrictions Except as authorized by a permit issued by the General Manager, Engineering and Public Works (Bylaw 5000.048) pursuant to Part 8 of this Bylaw, and except as authorized by a crossing permit issued by the General Manager, Engineering and Public Works (Bylaw 5000.048) pursuant to "CROSSING CONTROL BYLAW NO. 3719", as replaced or amended,
- 34(2)
- Part 8 CONDITIONS REQUIRING PERMISSION OF THE GENERAL MANAGER, ENGINEERING AND PUBLIC WORKS (Bylaw 5000.048)
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