10.32.130 Utility property displacement . Whenever the moving of any overload requires the removal or displacement of any wire or other property of any public utility it shall be the duty of the applicant to give notice and make such deposits as are required by the affected public utility, and of the public utility to act in an efficient and expeditious manner to remove or displace or cause to be removed or displaced, such wire or other property. 10.32.140 Time and route determined . The director shall determine or approve the times when an overload may be moved, and shall determine or approve the route over which each overload may be moved, in accordance with such movement permitted by underpasses, overhead wires and other obstacles, condition of the streets and other pertinent conditions. Routes shall, whenever possible, be confined to arterial highways and not local streets.
Overloads traveling on a route approved by the director are exempt from any truck route regulations.
The load or vehicle exceeds 65 feet overall in length. If the director determines that such movement of the overload may be made safely without damage to the street or injury to persons, or undue interference with traffic or the use of the streets by the public, he may waive the requirements of this section. The director shall deposit all such escort fees with the city treasurer. If an amount insufficient to pay the costs of the escort at the above rates were deposited by applicant, he shall pay to the director an additional amount of money sufficient to pay for the cost of the escort. When any overload is required to be accompanied by an escort and a permit has been issued and the deposit for the escort has been paid to the director, the director shall assign an escort to accompany the overload.