§ 18-301. Posting of notice of intention to move.

(a)

When the building has been approved for relocation to a new site, the building official shall cause a notice of intention to move sign to be posted, on stakes, for five working days from the date of posting, with the assigned house number, provided by the applicant, at the front and rear of the proposed site and on the front of the building proposed to be moved. Such notice shall not be less than 13 inches by 19 inches in size and shall set forth the character of the building to be moved, the present and proposed site of the building, and the date of posting. Exception: Buildings being moved from outside the city into the city shall require a ten-day posting period in lieu of five days.

(b)

The building shall not be moved from the location shown on the application for the duration of the required five-day posting period. If for any reason the posting period has been interrupted, the building and proposed site shall be reposted for an additional five days.

(c)

No building shall be temporarily relocated on present or other property for temporary storage purposes, except legal contractors' storage yards, without having written approval of the building official. The building official may require a surety bond, cash bond, or other means to ensure the removal of the building and may set a time limit as deemed necessary to protect the public and the city.

(d)

No moving permit shall be issued nor the building moved from the existing location until the required posting and appeal period has elapsed.

(e)

A building being relocated on existing property, when approved by the building official, may be exempted from the posting requirements.

(Ord. No. 99-11, § 3(16A.48.050), 6-16-1999)