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GWC:djg-c 6/17/82 <br />iC:djg-c 7/2/82R <br />which exceeds three tons, may be permitted along <br />streets from which they are otherwise excluded. <br />"Section 20.65. <br />Application for Permit. Any person <br />desiring to haul earth materials exceeding three tons, <br />within the City, except on a truck route as so designated <br />in Section 20.52 of this Code, shall file an application <br />in triplicate for a permit to do so with the Director <br />of Public Works, the original of which shall be verified. <br />The application shall set forth the following information: <br />(a) A full identification, and the residence and <br />business address of the applicant, including <br />all members of any firm or partnership, and <br />the president and secretary of any corporation <br />applying; if the applicant is the agent or <br />employee of any person for whose benefit the <br />permit is requested, this fact, with the full <br />identification of such person and his business <br />and residence address. <br />(b) The facts constituting the necessity for the <br />hauling. <br />(c) The amount of material expected to be hauled, <br />in tons. <br />(d) The dates on which the hauling is intended <br />to be commenced and completed, and the times <br />of day during which hauling is intended to be <br />done. <br />(e) The particular streets over which a permit to <br />operate is requested. <br />(f) The time interval between vehicles and the <br />number of vehicles per hour, which will travel <br />over the route for which the permit is applied. <br />(g) The location of the place or places of delivery <br />of the materials, provided, however, that if <br />delivery is to be made in small quantities to <br />numerous places, a general description satis- <br />factory to the Director of Public Works of the <br />locations of the contemplated deliveries will <br />be sufficient. <br />2 <br />