SITE INFORMATION AND CORRESPONDENCE 1991-1992

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, GENERAL PROVISIONS 1. VALIDATION —This perma is no! valid unless signed Cy Thi 0;rector of Public Works or his authorized representative. 2. REVOCATION —This permit is ron-tra:uteraole and is void if work is not completed prior to expiration date.An extension may be granted if such extension is requested forty-eight hours before the permit expires. 3. ACCEPTANCE OF PROVISIONS — It is understood and agreed by the permittee that the doing of any work under the permit shall constitute an acceptance of the provis:ors. 4. KEEP PERMIT ON JOBSITE — This permit shall be kept on the jobsite. and must be shown to any representative of The Department of Public Works. - 5. INSPECTION AND APPROVAL — A minimum of(24)twenty-four hours notice shall be required prior to placing any back- fill, connection to any existing facility. or t,e p•acement cf any concrete or paving work. Inspection shall not be deemed a waiver on the part of the City of the tight to demand correction or defects discovered at a subsequent date. 6. STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS—All work shall conform to the City of Stockton standard specifications. 7. MINIMUM INTERFERENCE WITH AND PROTECTION OF TRAFFIC All work shall be planned and carried out so there will be the least possible inconvenience to the traveling public. Placing of.lights, barricades warning signs and other safety devices required for public safety shall be the responsibility of the permittee, Ali safety prdvistons and devices- s&ll conform to the requirements of the City of Stockton safety manLial, and Chapter b or the State of California Traffic Manual. 8. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH GENERAL PROVISIONS — The oermittee agrees to reimburse the City for performing all work and furnishing all material to correct any failure to comply with these provisions.as well as ail applicable City ordinances and standards and specifications currently in effect. 9. NOTIFICATION OF UTILITY COMPANY— The permittee shall notify utility companies 48 hours prior to beginning any con struction which may involve underground or overhead facilities and will pay all expenses for any removal or relocatlor necessary. Valves on water mains may not be turned off withouT permission of the utility company involved. 10. NOTIFICATION OF POLICE, FIRE AND PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENTS—When streets are to be blocked,the Police, Fire and Public Works Departments are to be notified each day the street is to be blocked andlor when traffic is delayed or hindered.Access to fire hydrants shall be maintained at all times.Streets will not be closed without prior approval of City Traf- fic Engineer and Permit Engineer. 11. CLEANUP OF JOBSITE—The cermittee will remove all refuse material from the jobsite within three days after comple- tion of the work. 12. DELINQUENT BILLS — Failure to pay any delinquent ttill accrued under any previous permit issued by the Department of Public Works will be cause for rendering ;ne appiicant ineligible for any other permit from the Department of Public Works until such bill is paid. 13. MEETING EXISTING IMPROVEMENT — The permittee shall be responsible for meeting all adjacent frontage improve- ments such as paving and sidewalks. TO THE PERMITTEE To provide a more efficient and economical inspec,,;or.service for Encroachment Permit Construction,we are asking that the following procedure be f3llowed by all permittees when work authorized by the permit will be required by the City. 1. Notify the Permit Engineer at least !48i forty-night hours prior to the start of work. 2. Discuss with the Permit Engineer or inspector any unusual or difficult features of the construction. 3. Notify the Permit Engineer one day in advance to Cance!a scheduled inspection or to request an additional or earlier inspection. 4. Notify the Permit Engineer upon completion of construction. 9448250 or 944-6366 INSPECTION SCHEDULE Listed below are several types of construction and points at which inspection must be made prior tocontinuingconstruc- tion operations. Unauthorized continuance of construction beyond an inspection point may result in rejection of.all work: CONCRETE 1. Grade and excavation before forming. 2. Forms before placement of concrete. - 3. Cleanup and final approval. PIPE LAYING 1. Excavation and betiding 2. Pipe laying 3. Backfill (compaction test may be required) 4. Final approval