Brantford By-law 614, s. 614.13.3 — Emergency - Corporation - may restore - protect In the event that the Engineer shall consider the restoration or protection of any excavation to be a matter of emergency, the Corporation may restore such excavation, or alternatively protect any such excavation by barricades and/or lights until the situation is corrected, and the cost of any such work shall be charged to the permittee
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Emergency - Corporation - may restore - protect In the event that the Engineer shall consider the restoration or protection of any excavation to be a matter of emergency, the Corporation may restore such excavation, or alternatively protect any such excavation by barricades and/or lights until the situation is corrected, and the cost of any such work shall be charged to the permittee.
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- 614.13.1 ROAD CUTS - RESTORATION Notification - permittee - failure to restore If the permittee in carrying out any work authorized by a permit issued, shall fail to restore the road allowance within a reasonable time to the satisfaction of the Engineer, the Engineer may give the permittee written notice requiring him/her to restore such road allowance pursuant to the terms thereof within forty-eight hours of receipt by the permittee of such notice
- 614.13.2 Corporation - may restore - at permittee’s expense In the event of failure to restore the road allowance as required, the Corporation may restore the road allowance and charge the cost of any such restoration to the permittee
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- 614.14.1 Deposit - by utilities - contractors - exception OPERATIONS - ON CITY ROADS With the exception of work done by the Corporation or its servants, agents or contractors, all work referred to in Section 614.12.1 shall be done only by or under the control of a utility, or by a contractor who has deposited a surety bond or other security and satisfactory to the Treasurer, in such amount as may be deemed sufficient to guarantee
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