No person, except the Board of Public Works and persons acting under the Board's orders in the lawful performance of their duties, shall break up or dig up the ground or any stones in any sidewalk or other part of any public way, nor place thereon any staging or other temporary structure without a written permit from the Board of Public Works. Any permit issued therefor shall be in force for such time only as the Board may specify and shall be subject to such conditions as it may prescribe, and in every case shall be upon the condition that during the whole of every night, from twilight in the evening to sunrise in the morning, lighted lanterns and proper barriers shall be so placed as to secure travelers from danger, and upon further condition that the permittee shall indemnify the Town against the claims of all persons who may be injured in their persons and property by reason of the exercise of the privileges conferred by the permit.
[Adopted 1968 ATM by Art. 81 (Art. 35 of the General Bylaws)]
A person having a permit under § 250-5 of this article shall restore the public way to its original condition or to a condition satisfactory to the Board of Public Works. The Board shall have the right to revoke such permit at any time and may require a bond, either before the work is commenced or during its progress, to assure the proper performance of the work, the restoration required herein, and/or the indemnification provided for in § 250-5 of this article.