[R.O. 1998 § 510.110; Ord. No. 93-4 § 1(49.100), 3-11-1993]
A. 
The construction of any street or alley under this Article shall be under the direction of the Utility Superintendent or his/her authorized agent or representative and shall conform to the plans and specifications for street and alley construction, approved by the Board of Aldermen.
1. 
The contractor and/or subdivider shall give at least forty-eight (48) hours' notification prior to the initiation of construction of any public or private street or alley.
2. 
Should any contractor and/or subdivider fail to timely notify the Utility Superintendent so as to enable the Utility Superintendent to inspect the construction as provided in Subsection (A)(3) hereunder, the contractor and/or subdivider shall bear all expenses which are incurred because of untimely inspection. In addition to the payment of late inspection costs, the contractor and/or subdivider shall be subject to a "cease work" order which may be issued by the Utility Superintendent.
3. 
Any street construction which has not been inspected as a result of late or no notification by the contractor and/or subdivider, and which has not been constructed in accordance with the specifications, as provided by the City, shall be, at the order of the Utility Superintendent, demolished and removed.
4. 
Any street or alley constructed shall be inspected by the Utility Superintendent or his/her authorized agent, at a minimum, at the following stages of construction:
a. 
Grubbing and clearing.
b. 
Subbase placement.
c. 
Base placement.
d. 
Finish grading and compaction.
e. 
Curb and gutter placement.
f. 
Drain and cross drain construction.
g. 
Placement of all-weather surface (concrete, rigid or flexible).
5. 
Any person who refuses to obey a cease work order as contemplated by this Section or otherwise violates any provision of this Section shall be guilty of an offense.
[R.O. 1998 § 510.120; Ord. No. 93-4 § 1(49.110), 3-11-1993]
Whenever any person or persons, firm or corporation shall desire to construct a street or alley in the City at their or its expense, they must first obtain a permit for the construction of the street or alley from the Utility Superintendent or his/her representative. Before any such permit shall be issued, full and complete plans and specifications must be first submitted to the Board of Aldermen for their approval.