Pavement Patching Fees Sample Clauses

Pavement Patching Fees. If the City Engineer approves a Licensee’s request to excavate or cut into a City street or alley, Licensee shall pay the standard pavement patching fee imposed by the Code, which is $120 + $3.91 per square foot over the first 25 feet, or if the permanent surfacing is less than five years old an increased fee, which shall be 400 percent of the patching fee during the initial year after the date the street paving was accepted by the city, 340 percent of the patching fee after the first year, 280 percent of the patching fee after the second year, 220 percent of the patching fee after the third year, and 160 percent of the patching fee after the fourth year.
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