Legal Documents of Baneberry

Code of Baneberry

Baneberry
Title 2 : Boards and Commissions, etc.
Chapter 1 : Road Commission And Road Policy

2-104 : Street repair policy.

  1. It shall be unlawful for anyone to make any changes, perform any street construction or otherwise change the configuration of any public right-of-way, without approval from the road commission and authorization by the city council and city manager.
  2. The directives in section 480, excavations and cuts, of Baneberry's zoning ordinance, Ord. #212-5, shall apply to all emergency street repairs and to all planned street installation and maintenance. Section 480 shall be reviewed and applied in its entirety prior to starting any work on public roads in the City of Baneberry. Among other topics, section 480 covers: permits, fees, deposits or bonds, manner of excavation, barricades and lights, temporary sidewalks, restoration of streets, insurance, supervision, and driveway curb cuts.
  3. The road commission shall determine the location, need and extent of all repairs and shall have the authority to complete repairs if the cost does not exceed the budgeted funds allotted for such repairs. If the cost exceeds the budget, the city council and city manager must approve the project through execution of applicable fiscal procedures.
  4. Requests for proposals, bidding, and contracting of road repairs shall comply with the procedures and cost thresholds established in the most current Baneberry city ordinance establishing purchasing procedures for city officials.
  5. All new roadway projects and all maintenance and repair work on Baneberry's roadways and roadway infrastructure shall be performed in accordance with the applicable sections of Baneberry's Zoning Ordinance, Subdivision Regulations and Purchasing and Contracting Procedures (currently Ord. #93-4).
  6. To the fullest extent practicable, all new roadway projects and infrastructure installations shall be designed and accomplished in accordance with the guidelines found in Better Site Design: A Handbook for Changing Development Rules in Your Community; copies of which are maintained in the city offices. (Ord. #215-12, Dec. 2015)