A. No plans approval shall be issued pursuant to Sections 12.04.010 and 12.04.020 unless there is filed with the application the following:
1. A performance guarantee in the form specified in Sections 12.16.040 and 12.16.050 sufficient to satisfy the public works superintendent that the work shall be done in accordance with city standards and specifications.
2. A maintenance bond or other written evidence in a form approved by the city attorney guaranteeing the work performed for a period of one year after completion of the project (“warranty period”) and written acceptance by the superintendent. The maintenance bond may be incorporated in and made a part of the construction bond.
3. The applicant shall file satisfactory evidence of insurance protecting and saving harmless the city, its officers, agents and employees from all claims for damages or injury to other persons by reason of such alteration work prior to acceptance and for a period of one year thereafter. Such insurance, if required, shall be in not less than the amount specified in ORS 30.270 and the evidence thereof shall be in a form approved by the city attorney.
B. Prior to final acceptance and start of the one-year warranty period, the applicant’s engineer must submit the following:
1. Five sets of black line prints of as built drawings prepared and certified by a registered professional engineer licensed by the state of Oregon;
2. All additional easements required due to construction changes accompanied by a drawing showing area covered by said easement plus legal descriptions as applicable;
3. Such other information as the public work superintendent shall deem necessary for final acceptance.
C. Prior to final acceptance and start of the one-year warranty period for a sanitary sewer project, the applicant’s engineer shall notify the public works superintendent that the system is complete and ready for pre-final inspection. The applicant shall cause inspection of the system by means of a closed circuit TV camera to assure that there are no cracks in the pipe, that all joints are tight, the deflection is within acceptable tolerances and that there are no conditions apparent which would permit the infiltration of ground water into the system. (Prior code § 2.140)