Section
160-9(A) Protected street.
(A.)
A
protected street is a street that has been resurfaced or
reconstructed within five years prior to the date of application for
a permit. No street opening activity shall be allowed, except for
emergency work or as authorized by the Village, in a protected street for
a period of five years from the completion of the street improvement;
(B.)
Permit
issuance. No permit to use or open any street, except for emergency work,
shall be issued to any person within the five-year period after the completion
of the construction of a capital project relating to such street requiring
resurfacing or reconstruction, unless such person demonstrates that the need
for such work could not have reasonably been anticipated prior to or during
such construction. Notwithstanding the foregoing provision, the Village may
issue a permit within such five-year period upon a finding of necessity therefore;
and
(C.)
If
a significant portion, as determined by the Village, of an entire street is
trenched or disturbed so as to materially limit the useful life of a recently
repaired or reconstructed street, then such permittee shall resurface the
entire street at the permittee's cost.
(D.)
In
the case of a street opening, the Village would require curb-to-curb
resurfacing for a distance of 5 feet in each direction of the opening. Example:
A 4’ x 4’ street opening would require resurfacing an area 14 feet in length
and curb-to-curb and a 6’ x 6’ street opening would require resurfacing an area
16 feet in length and curb-to-curb.
(E.)
In
the case of a trench opening, the entire length of the trench would require
curb to curb resurfacing.
