§ 14.05.150. Hauling routes.  


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  • In consultation with the director of the public works and transportation department, the building official shall attach as a condition to any permit issued hereunder a requirement that all equipment used to haul excavation or fill material from or to the site shall follow a designated route or routes in going to and from the site. The permittee shall be entitled to the designation of a route providing access to a specified place other than the site, after showing to the satisfaction of the building official that such specified place is a place where excavation material may be reasonably deposited or fill material may be obtained. Designation of such routes shall be subject to the following:

    A.

    All equipment shall be limited to the actual area to be disturbed and designated haul routes on all sites according to the approved plans. No vehicles of any kind shall pass over areas to be left in their natural state, except for areas designated as haul roads on the approved plan. Haul roads in such areas shall be restored according to the approved plan. Steep banks and vegetative areas shall be prohibited to traffic.

    B.

    Access roads to the premises shall be only at points designated on the approved grading plan. Traffic in and along creeks or streams shall be prohibited.

    C.

    Either water or dust palliative, or both, must be applied for the alleviation or prevention of excessive dust resulting from the loading or transportation of earth from or to the project site or private and public roadways.

    D.

    No person shall, when hauling any earth, sand, gravel, rock, stone or other excavated material or debris over any public street, alley or other public place, allow such material to blow or spillover upon such street, alley or public place, or adjacent private property or any water bodies, creeks or streams. The permittee shall be responsible for the cleanup and removal of any construction or soils materials deposited on the public right-of-way, public waters or adjacent private property.

(Ord. 7127 § 5 (part), 2007: Ord. 6483 § 2 (part), 1992)