§ 17-31. Damages to public property; binding agreement of responsibility; bond.
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All reasonable conditions required for a special use must be met before any operations
may begin. The owner or applicant filing for a special use permit shall sign a binding
agreement with the city that all damages to public property directly related to this
operation, for which the owner or applicant is legally responsible, shall be repaired
at the expense of the applicant. The city administrator or his designated agent shall
determine the condition of public facilities (including photos and documentation)
prior to the initiation of the operation. A bond, for a reasonable amount, shall be
required for the amount determined by the city administrator, or his designated agent.
Immediately after completion of the drilling of the well site, repairs will commence
on the damage that has been done to the public property. Failure of the applicant
to correctly repair all damaged public facilities, for which it has been determined
responsible, may result in the revocation of all existing or future permits for such
company, and the qualified and licensed attorneys at law contracted to provide legal
services pursuant to sections 2-111—2-113 of this Code is authorized to take what means are necessary to ensure that
the public facilities are repaired.
