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Qrdi~nance~~- 19 8.415 Life Safety amendments to the Structural S ecialt Code. The Dregon State Structural Specialty Code and Life Safety Regula- tions are hereby amended as follows: ~1} Subsection 2345 d ,Snow Loads, is hereby amended to read: ~d~ Snow loads. The minimum snow load in the city for a structure shall be 20 pounds per square foot at any ground eleva- tion less than 844 feet above sea 1eve1 and 25 pounds per square foot far any ground elevation more than 844 feet above sea level. Snow loads full or unbalanced shall be considered in place of other required loads when such snow loads are greater and wi11 re- quire larger members or connections. Potential accumulations of snow at valleys, parapets, roof structures, and offsets of roofs of uneven configurations shall be considered in accordance with commentary ~2} Snow Loads of the National Building Code of Canada, 1970. ~2} Cha ter 44, Protection of Pedestrians Durin Construction or Demolition, is hereby amended by adding Section 4414 Permit Re uired, to read; 5ection,__44~~ - Permit_,,,Required. ~n addition to rights under any other provi s~ an of Chapter ,.8~_ of the Eugene Code, 1971, any person, on proof of necessity to the building official, and at the time of the issuance of a building permit, may be entitled to a permit for the use of the street, alley, sidewalk, or other public thoroughfare upon a finding by the building official that: ~a} The following provisions have been complied with: 1. Insurance. No permit shall be issued by the building official until the applicant first obtains and furnishes to the city a copy of, or certificate of, insurance in the sum of not less than $144,044 for personal injury or wrongful death, $50,404 for property damage, and $300,040 on account of one accident or occurrence, which will name and insure the city from any and all liability or damages to persons or property sustained by any person, firm, ar corporation result- ing from the use of the street, alley, sidewalk, or other public way for which a permit is granted. 2. Fee. The fee for such permit to cover the cost of issuance of same, inspection and policing, shall be as estab- lished by resolution of the council for all areas of streets, alleys, sidewalks, or other public right-of-way obstructed and used by such person obtaining a permit-~ If a person in charge of property occupies a public way prior to issuance of a permit, the fee for the permit shall be double the fee otherwise established for the area occupied, from the time of occupancy until the permit is issued. 3. Duration. A street permit sha11 be issued for a period not exceeding 180 days, at the end of which time the permit may be extended far another period or periods not ex- ceeding 34 days or more if in the judgment of the building official such extension is warranted by existing conditions. Tn any event, the use of the public way by the permit holder shall not be continued longer than is necessary. 4. Sus erasion. Such a permit may be suspended or revoked if the holder thereof fails to comply with the condi-