The city inspector shall immediately notify the chief of police, stating the proposed route, when moving will begin and end, and the number of days the move is expected to take.
(1) 
The chief of police shall have authority to establish and direct, as a condition to the issuance of the permit, the time when the house moving shall start and the time when it shall be completed, the routes over which buildings of specified dimensions may be moved, and such other regulations and conditions which he may deem necessary. Deviation therefrom shall constitute an offense.
(2) 
The maximum time during which a house may remain in a street, under a permit, shall be 48 hours.
(3) 
During the entire time that the building is occupying the street, or any portion thereof, the mover shall keep it continuously in motion toward its destination and shall not allow the work or moving to stop during such time.
(Ordinance 361 adopted 3/28/18)
(a) 
It shall be unlawful for the holder of the permit to disconnect any electrical light and power connection, gas connection, water connection or telephone connection from any building within the city which he proposes to move without the consent of the public utility owning such connection.
(b) 
It shall be unlawful for the holder of the permit to remove, tear down or destroy any pole or wire or other property belonging to the city or to any utility company furnishing gas, electrical light and power, or belonging to any telephone or telegraph company without the consent of such utility or other person owning the same.
(c) 
It shall be unlawful for the holder of the permit to remove any vegetation on private or public property without the consent of the person owning same.
(Ordinance 361 adopted 3/28/18)
(a) 
Whenever the holder of a permit has completed the work of moving a building under a permit, he shall promptly notify the city inspector of such fact. The city inspector shall cause an inspection to be made of the route of moving and the installation of the building.
(b) 
If the holder of the permit has caused damage to the streets, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, or other public or private property, the holder of the permit shall be notified of such fact, specifying the damage by mailing to him a written notification by certified mail at either the business or home address listed in the application for the permit. The holder of the permit shall proceed within two days from the date of such notification to begin the work of repairing the damage and completing the same to the satisfaction of the city.
(c) 
When the building moving operation is completed and the city inspector has written assurance that no damage to life or property has occurred or that the damage has been repaired and that all claims arising out of any damage are settled, any required deposit or bond shall be reimbursed, released or returned to the applicant.
(Ordinance 361 adopted 3/28/18)
Buildings or structures moved into or within the city shall comply with the provisions of this division for new buildings or structures.
(Ordinance 361 adopted 3/28/18)
Before a permit is issued, the applicant shall agree to indemnify the city for any damage that may thereafter occur to public or private property within the city by reason of the applicant’s intended move, and shall file with the city a bond and certificate of insurance as may be required by the city inspector.
(Ordinance 361 adopted 3/28/18)