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Chapter 67 <br /> Dollars ($2,000,000) aggregate, with a provision that the same may not be canceled except after <br /> thirty(30) days prior notice to the City. <br /> (AMENDED, Ordinance No. 96-48, July 15, 1996). <br /> 14. DEMOLITIONS. Application is to be presented to the Building Inspections <br /> Division along with the proper fee. A permit will not be released and work is not to commence <br /> until said Division has received verification that all utilities (electric, gas, water, sewer) have <br /> been satisfactorily removed and / or disconnected from structure. Masonry foundations must be <br /> removed to at least three (3) feet below grade before backfilling. In the case of residential <br /> properties, all accessory structures must also be removed from the lot where a main residential <br /> structure is removed. It is the responsibility of the applicant to comply with all local, state, and <br /> federal regulations regarding removal and disposal of demolition debris. <br /> (AMENDED, Ordinance No. 2007-19, April 2, 2007) <br /> 15. CONCESSIONS (Temporary Restaurants) <br /> a. Definition — establishments within a movable, temporary building, or mobile <br /> trailer or similar vehicle created for seasonal sales of food or confections. Concessions erected <br /> for an event of four days duration or less are not subject to these requirements. Concessions shall <br /> be allowed to operate only between March 15 and November 30 of each calendar year. <br /> b. Permit—any concession that wishes to operate within City limits must first obtain <br /> a permit from the Building Inspections Division, Department of Planning and Building Services. <br /> C. Inspection — concessions must pass inspection by the aforementioned division <br /> prior to opening for business. <br /> d. Electrical — any electrical services required to operate a concession must be <br /> installed by a City Licensed Electrical Contractor. <br />