[CC 1992 §515.010; R.O. 1979 §13.000]
No person shall do or cause to be done any blasting within the
City limits without first obtaining a permit therefor from the City
Building Inspector.
[CC 1992 §515.020; R.O. 1979 §13.100]
A.
All applications
for permits for blasting or use of explosives shall be signed by the
person or his/her duly authorized agent who desires to do the blasting
described in the application and shall contain such other information
regarding the proposed blasting as may be required by the City Building
Inspector.
B.
Whenever
the Building Inspector shall find from an examination of the application
for blasting permit and such other information as he/she may deem
necessary and proper to find or require, that such blasting can be
done with safety to life and property, then he/she shall issue the
permit.
[CC 1992 §515.030; R.O. 1979 §13.200]
A.
Permits
granted under this Article shall specify the blasting to be permitted,
the time such permit shall be valid and such other conditions and
requirements as the City Engineer may deem safe and proper, provided
that such period of validity shall not extend beyond thirty (30) days
from the date of issuance.
B.
Before
any permit referred to in this Article shall have been issued for
blasting, the applicant for such permit shall have executed a bond
to the City conditioned that he/she will save the City harmless from
and indemnify it for any loss or damage occurring by reason of such
blasting, including payment of charges for a City Supervisor. Such
bond shall be in the sum of not less than one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)
and not more than fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) with the specified
amount being fixed by the Building Inspector based upon the hazards
involved, so that the amount of the bond will be a substantial and
reasonable protection for the liability which might occur against
the City. Such bond shall be in a form approved by the City Attorney
and shall be issued by a corporate surety company approved by the
Building Inspector.
