Transit Bus Stops: Ownership, Liability, and Access (2008) / Chapter Skim
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27 • The permit shall be revocable on 30 days prior written notice to the permittee from the Director of Public Works, in which event the permittee shall at his or her own expense remove the bus shelter or bus shelters installed pursuant to the permit and shall restore the sidewalk as nearly as practicable to its condition prior to such installation.312 IV.
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28 requirements may also be included in franchise agreements.325 D Permit Requirements Bus stops/shelters are generally subject to numerous requirements, such as those for building permits, sign code permits,326 and electrical permits.327 Required documentation may include Engineer of Record signed and sealed plans and profile sections and details; Maintenance of Traffic Plan; a letter notifying neighboring property owners of construction; photographs of existing conditions; a lane closure request form; and a rightof-way permit.
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29 Commission on Disability both had input into the city's agreement with its bus shelter franchisee and worked with the franchisee on shelter locations.336 Neighborhood associations or other community groups often comment on bus stop/shelter locations and designs. Whether or not they have formal legal say, they are usually considered important stakeholders in the public review process of zoning and other procedures under which bus stop/shelter location and design are reviewed.337 I
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