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