The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-05
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 Sec. 3. Be it further ordained, That 1t shall be unlawful for any person author ized to remove any pavement or excavate in any street. as herein provided, to ob- struct by excavation or removal of pavc- ment, more than one-half of said street at one time, measuring from curb to curb; and whenever any excavation Is made in any unpaved street or sidewalk, or thes anne is otherwise obstructed. such person doing the same shall forthwith, upon the completion of the work thereon, proceed to fill in such excavation and re- move all Instructions. and shall leave said street in same condition that he found it. or as nearly the same condition as he may be able so to do.
 Sec. 4. Be it further ordained, That whenever any Belgian block, curbing or other pavement shall be removed from any street or sidewalk, as herein pro- vfded. each person so removing the same shall immediately upon completion of the work done on such street or sidewalk, notify the Street Commissioner of the completion of such work, and thereupon said commissioner shall replace the re- owed pavement in good and safe condi- tion for travel and he shall report the cost of the same together with the amount of the fee for issuing the per init hereinbefore provided for to the City Treasurer, which cost the treasurer shall | deduct from the deposit of ten dollars t$l0.00) required by section one Q) of this ordinance, and the residue, If any, he shall turn over to the person depositing the same, except as hereinafter other wise provided, and if the amount of the deposit shall be insufficient to pay the same, the said treasurer or some one di- rected by him, shall make demand on such depostor for such additional amount as shall be necessary to defray the cost of the replacement of said pavement.
 Sec 5 Be it further ordained, That all plumbers, before receiving the permit herein provided for, shall make the de- posit required by section one CD of this ordinance, provided that the deposit of twenty-five dollars (s250U required by an ordinance entitled An ordinance to reg ulate plumbing in the city of Birmng- ham, Ala adopted October 7th, 1896. shall be sufficient deposit as to the re- qurements of this ordinance, but when ever the amount deposited under said ordinance shall be exhausted below the amount of the deposit required by this ordinance the City Engineer shall not issue to such plumber the permit herein provided for until the necessary deposit shall have been made with the City Treasurer. and said treasurer's receipt therefor be presented to him by said plumber.
 Sec 6. Be 1t further ordained, That tho permit herein provided for shall state the location and the purpose of the work authorized to be done in or upon any street or sidewalk, and such person doing said work shall, at all times, while the same is in progress, have said permit at the place of such work and must on demand of any officer of the city, pro- duce the same for his inspection.
 Sec 6ia. Be 1t further ordained, That the provisions of this ordinance as to fees shall not apply to companies and corporations now authorized by law to excavate in the streets or sidewalks of said city. and when any such company or corporation shall remove any Belgian block. curbing or other pavement from any street or sidewalk as herein pro- vided, said company or corporation shall immediately after it has completed its work in or upon such street or sidewalk report that fact to the Street Commis- sioner. and thereupon said commissioner shall replace or cause to be replaced the removed pavement in good and safe condition for travel, and he shall then proceed to collect such amount from the company or corporation aforesaid.
 Sec T. Be 1t further ordained That any person violating the provisions of this not less than one nor more than one hun- dred dollars.
 Adopted August. 2nd., 1sO5
 GEO. B. WARD. Mayor.
 Attest:
 J. C. MURRAY. City Clerk
 Age-Herald. August 5. Uo6