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Ord~i nand , - ll re-routing, tree triming, moving, lifting, relocating, or other- wise protecting publicly-owned utilities, or for protecting, moving, or relocating privately owned vehicles or other private property, Separate charges far such services shall be determined by the affected department or agency and paid by the building mover. fie} Plan filed. Plans and specifications must be filed with the building official as part of a building permit application before a moving permit will be issued. Plans filed shall show the following: 1. Reconstruction or alterations necessary to comply with city law and the building official's report specified in section 310~f}. ~. A plot plan of the site showing the proposed loca- tion of all buildings and improvements, including driveways, sidewalks, parking areas, and landscaping. 3. The additions, alterations, foundations, and other improvements to be constructed or installed at the new site. ~f} Issuance or denial of ermits. The building official shall investigate and examine the building proposed to be moved, the streets and public and private property aver, along, or across which the buTld~ng is proposed to be moved, and the new location of the building, for the purpose of determining if the building may be moved with safety and made to comply with all the require- ments of the Eugene Code, 1911, and to determine whether any streets or public or private property will be injured or damaged by the proposed move. If the building and the proposed move meet all the terms, conditions, and restrictions as set forth in Chapter S of the Eugene Cvde, 1971, and in the opinion of the building vfficia1, the moving of the building will do no damage to any streets ar public or private property along the route of the proposed building move, then the building official shall issue the permit. The building official shall refuse to issue a permit if he/she finds: 1. That the building is too large to move without endangering persons or property in the city, or would damage property as set forth above. ~, That the building is in such a state of deteriora- tion or disrepair, or is otherwise so structurally unsafe, that it cannot be moved without endangering persons or prop- erty. 3. That the building is structurally unsafe or unfit for the purpose for which moved, if the new location is in the city. 4. That the applicants equipment is unsafe and that persons and property may be endangered by its use, 5. That zoning or other ordinances would be violated by the building in its new location. 6. That for any other reason persons ar property would be endangered by moving of the building. fig} Use of dollies. A person engaged in the business of mov- ing buildings shall use only dollies with rubber-tired wheels. The weight of the building shall be supported an the dollies so that