478.430. - Obstruction permits to hood meters.
(a) Any person, company, or corporation needing special use of metered space(s) to: promote a civic cause, provide space for construction, or any maintenance or delivery activities deemed proper by the director of public works, shall make application to the director of public works, as provided herein, for a permit to hood, reserve, and/or remove said metered space(s), and any such applicant shall defray the cost to the city for the loss of public use of the metered spaces due to the hooding or disabling. The cost to the city shall be proposed by the director of public works and established from time to time by city council resolution.
(b) "Hooding," reserving, and/or removing metered space(s) is to be carried out exclusively by the public works department of the city and other authorized city representatives.
(c) Application for an obstruction permit shall be made to the director of public works' office not less than seventy-two (72) hours prior to the effective date of such permit, and shall:
(1) State the purpose of the obstruction permit.
(2) State the name of the person, persons or the authorized officer of the company or corporation applying for the permit with a twenty-four (24) hour phone number.
(3) The location and number(s) of the metered space(s).
(4) State the specified period of time.
(d) The designated administrative fee for the hooding, reserving, and/or removal of metered parking spaces shall be the amount of money necessary to defray the loss to the city of the use of the parking spaces and whatever necessary costs for administration or enforcement. The administrative fee shall be set by the director of public works.
The obstruction permit, certificate or insignia issued shall be prominently displayed upon the vehicle parked in the hooded meter area, and shall state thereon, the place, date, and identification of permit holder.
(Code 1960, As Amend., § 440.090; 98-Or-096, § 11, 9-18-98; 2006-Or-117, § 1, 10-20-06; 2013-Or-073, § 14, 8-16-13; Ord. No. 2021-051, § 1, 11-5-21)