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CWC:djg-c 6/17/82 <br />JC:djg-c 7/2/82R <br />(h) A specific description of the vehicle or <br />vehicles and load to be operated or moved. <br />(i) Whether such permit is requested for a single <br />trip or for continuous operation. <br />(j) Such further information as the Director of <br />Public Works may require. <br />"Section 20.65. Permit Fee. (a) As a condition to <br />the issuance of a permit, permittee shall pay to <br />the City at the office of the Director of Public <br />Works a fee for the privilege of said permit, in <br />an amount hereinafter specified, which amount <br />shall be considered as a liquidated sum in com- <br />pensation for and in full satisfaction of all <br />damages and injury to those routes specified in <br />said permit. It is found upon investigation <br />that payment of said sum is necessary to protect <br />said street(s) from the actual damages and in- <br />jury which will occur as a result of such <br />hauling, and that said sum will provide full <br />indemnity for the damages and injury resulting <br />from such hauling; and by reason of the <br />difficulty in computing such damages, the here- <br />inafter specified amount is found, in advance, <br />to be reasonable compensation for the use of <br />said street(s) as a condition of such hauling. <br />The Director of Public Works is authorized to <br />accept said sum in full satisfaction for all <br />damages and injury to said street(s) to be <br />caused by such hauling. <br />(b) The fee for the privilege of said permit shall <br />be ten cents (1M per cubic yard of earth for <br />the first mile of distance (or fraction thereof) <br />covered by the permit, plus one cent (1�) per <br />cubic yard of earth for each additional <br />one-tenth (1/10) mile covered by said permit. <br />Notwithstanding the above, no fee shall be <br />charged for the first one hundred (100) cubic <br />yards or 337,500 pounds (excluding vehicle <br />weight) of earth to be hauled under a permit. <br />(c) If the amount of earth proposed to be hauled <br />cannot be measured in cubic yards, measurement <br />may be done by weight, using the conversion <br />factor hereinafter set forth. For the purposes <br />of this division, one (1) cubic foot of earth <br />material shall be equivalent to 125 pounds; <br />provided however, that if an applicant submits <br />to the Director of Public Works, evidence that <br />such factor of equivalency is not accurate <br />3 <br />