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financially, technically, and legally qualified to successfully complete any proposed facility to be installed in, on, under or over the public right-of--way; (c) Contents of a licensee's plans for construction, rebuilding, upgrade or extension of facilities, including the period of time such plans must cover; (d) Licensee and registrant reporting requirements; (e) Terms and renewals of registrations and licenses. (f) Transfer of licenses. The rules may differentiate between telecommunications facilities and telecommunications service providers, open video systems, cable television systems, and private communications facilities. Section 3. Sections 7.290, 7.295, 7.297, 7.299, 7.300, and 7.302 of the Eugene Code, 1971, are amended to provide: 7.290 Construction and Use of Public Way - Permit Reauired: Standard Specifications. (1) As used in this section, "work affecting the public way" includes, but is not limited toy installation or construction of any structure, pipe, pole, conduit, culvert, facility, including a communications facility, as defined by section 3.005 of this code, or other wire line utilities in or on a public way; construction, reconstruction, grading, oiling, repair, opening or excavation of a public way for any purpose; but does not include the construction of public improvements performed under a contract executed by the city manager or work performed by city employees under the city manager's direction. (2) No person, municipal utility, or operator of a communications system shall do work affecting a public way without first obtaining a permit from the city engineer. A license issued pursuant to section 3.410 of this code shall not constitute authorization to perform work affecting a public way; all such work shall require a permit pursuant to this section. (3) Work affecting a public way shall be performed in accordance with this code, the standard specifications and design standards adopted pursuant to section 7.085, administrative rules issued by the city manager pursuant to section 2.019 of this code, sound engineering and design practices and such other reasonable conditions required by the city engineer to protect the public health, safety and welfare, including proof that the contractor performing the work is licensed and bonded. (4) If an applicant for a permit or the contractor performing the work for the applicant: (a) Is delinquent in performing the obligations required by sections 7.290 to 7.308 on permits previously issued, the city engineer may refuse to issue a new permit for other work affecting a public way until the delinquency is corrected; and Ordinance - 10