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,~ Section. 4: MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES rte.= 4.A GENERAL Patches or excavations within the public way in need: of main#enance shall be reported to the Utility Inspector. In most cases, a utility cut requires maintenance or repair if any part of the replacement surfacing deviates more than 3/4" from the finished surface street grade or'/2' from a finished sidewalk grade. If upon reasonable notice, the permittee fails to>restore and maintain the public way affected by the permittee's work, the City may perform the work and charge the cost to the permittee. If, in the judgment of the Maintenance Planning Manager, a hazardous or dangerous condition exists that affects the public health, safety and welfare, the ..notification requirement may be waived and. the City may take necessary corrective action to remove the hazardous conditions and charge the costs thereof to the responsible party . without prior notifcation. EC 7.308 (3) If more than one permittee has worked within the .affected. area, the Maintenance Planning - Manager shall allocate the responsibility and cost for restoration and main#enance. . Factors to be considered in the allocation of responsibility include the nature of the work each performed, the type of deterioration occurring, when each permittee performed work, the. kind of equipment and construction techniques each used, and other such factors which may be deemed relevant. EC 7.308 (2) 4.B IMPROVED PUBLIC WAY For purposes of surface restoration and maintenance responsibilities of the permittee, an improved public way is a public right-ofi way upon which hard surface improvements such as street and .alley ,pavements, public sidewalks, or bicycle .paths have been constructed. The permittee is responsible for.maintaining surface restoration of a utility or right-of--way cut upon an improved public way, until such time as the City performs a street reconstruction or overlay upon the affected area. EC 7.308 (1) 4.C UNIMPROVED PUBLIC WAY For purposes of surface restoration and maintenance responsibilities of the permittee, an unimproved public way is a public right-of-way or public utility easement upon which hard surface improvements such as street and alley pavements have not been cons#ructed. The permittee shall be responsible for maintenance of surface restoration of work performed within an unimproved public way for a period of one year commencing -upon the completion of the work. EC 7.308 (7) Utility & RJW Permit Policy 28 i 2/07 /97 .