All barricades and/or signage utilized by the permittee or any other entity in temporarily
obstructing a city public right-of-way shall be removed by the permittee or entity,
or by a representative of the permittee or entity, immediately upon completion of
the use of the right-of-way or upon expiration of the permit, whichever first occurs.
If the city determines that the permittee or entity has failed to timely remove such
barricades and/or signage, and determines that there is no longer a current safety
need according to the Manual for Uniform Traffic Control Devices and Florida Department
of Transportation Standard Index 600 Series justifying the continued placement of
the barricades and/or signage on the public right-of-way, then the city shall notice
(red tag) such abandoned barricades and/or signage. The red tag shall give the permittee
or entity 24 hours to remove the barricades and/or signage. If the barricades and/or
signage are not removed within the 24-hour period prescribed by this section, then
the city may remove such barricades and/or signage, and shall charge the permittee
or entity service and storage fees in an amount as established by resolution of the
city commission. The mayor shall promulgate and review, as needed, regulations regarding
such storage and the disposition of property under this article.
(Ord. No. 4198-09, § 1, 3-9-2009)
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