Kingston By-law 2004-190, s. 4.69 — If the particular circumstances make it necessary for the City to escort the vehicle, load, object, building or structure while it is being driven, operated or moved, the applicant may be required to pay additional hourly fees, as set out in Schedule A. An annual fee will not be permitted for any move that requires an escort
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If the particular circumstances make it necessary for the City to escort the vehicle, load, object, building or structure while it is being driven, operated or moved, the applicant may be required to pay additional hourly fees, as set out in Schedule A. An annual fee will not be permitted for any move that requires an escort.
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- 4.67 The purpose of the application fee is to cover the costs incurred by the City in reviewing the application, making site inspections, if necessary, and issuing the permit. In the case of an annual permit the fee will also cover occasional visits to the route to ensure no alterations to the route will impact the ability to undertake the move. (Bylaw Number 2005-203)
- 4.68 If the particular circumstances make it necessary for additional time to be spent on the review of an application, the applicant may be required to pay additional hourly fees, as set out in Schedule A
- 4.70 Before sections 4.68 and 4.69 become applicable, the applicant will be given advance written notice of the amount of these additional fees
- 4.71 The fees and other amounts set out in Schedule A are in effect for the duration of 2004 only and, on the first day of January of 2005 and of each subsequent year, the fees and amounts that were in effect during the previous year will be increased by the rate of inflation
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