§ 14-4. Conditions of permit

Permits, as required in section 14-1, issued hereunder to any person shall be subject to the following conditions:

(1) Any person actually building or repairing or about to build or repair any building, and having received a permit, as required, may collect and lay such material as may be necessary for such building or repairs in the street next adjoining or in front of such building or proposed building for a space not exceeding the front of the lot on which the building is to be erected or repaired, and such party, so building, or repairing, shall have the privilege of using such portion of the sidewalk within the street as the town building inspector may determine to be proper and in the interest of public safety.

(2) No material shall be placed or piled on any street or sidewalk without every precaution for public safety being taken by the party so using it, or without a proper enclosure being placed around the same whenever, in the opinion and upon notice of the town building inspector such precaution for public safety shall be deemed necessary.

(3) During all the time building materials shall be in any street or sidewalk, the owner or proprietor or person in control of such materials projecting into the street and in such manner as clearly and plainly to show the place and extent occupied by such materials a lamp or lantern shall be lighted by such owner or proprietor or person in control at or before dark every evening and be kept in condition that it will burn and shall burn until daylight.

(4) The sidewalk or so much of the sidewalk as the permittee in question is not authorized to use shall be kept in good passable condition.

(5) Every such enclosure and the remaining materials, debris and rubbish shall be properly removed from the street, or other public places, as soon as the work is finished or abandoned, by the person to whom the permit was granted or by the owner of such building. The cleaning up and repair of any curbs, sidewalks, or other items damaged shall be accomplished to the satisfaction of the town building inspector.

(6) It is the responsibility of each person undertaking construction activity to make their own private arrangements for the disposal of waste material and debris. Material subject to wind distribution shall be placed in a container to provide safety and cleanliness. At the end of each work day the surrounding public and private property shall be cleaned of all building material generated by the construction. The general contractor will be responsible for meeting the above requirements which must be accomplished to the satisfaction of the building inspector.

Any violation of this section will subject the violator to a civil penalty as provided for in section 1-15 of the Code. (See section 5-64)

(Code 1973, § 6-86; Ord. of 11-18-86, § 6-86; Ord. No. 96-2, 3-19-96)