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occupancy permit shall be issued when the City Council or a Properl <br />delegated authority gives notice to the Building Official to withholy <br />d or <br />suspend the same, when it is deemed to be in the public interest for <br />Protection of public health'safety or general welfare including non <br />compliance by the applicant with any laws, contracts, or agreements with <br />the City or its Planning Commission, or Improper land use or failure to <br />complete any conditions set forth by said City or its Planning Commission. <br />Such action must contain a Provision for release of the permit upon <br />approved corrective action by the applicant or permittee. <br />(9) Property Access. Before any wbuilding permit is a <br />C.d., <br />except as required by la, a committee comprised of the Buildingrante Official., <br />City Engineer., Fire Chief and Planning Director shall indicate by signature <br />thereon that the site, lot or parcel in question has adequate frontage <br />upon a dedicated public street, determined by said committee to be adequate <br />for Purposes of access, including access for emergency vehicles., prope- <br />r <br />Utility service, has adequate drainage, complies with the subdivision <br />ordinance of the City and further that the proposed use and/or construction <br />is in compliance A th all other ordinances and laws including the <br />Comprehensive General Plan or any precise plan of the City of Colton. <br />(h) Improvements and Dedications. Every building permit issued <br />except those for remodeling or additions of less than 600 square feet, <br />shall require that prior to final inspection or issuance of certificate <br />of occupancy the applicant shall: <br />I. Install all Off-site improvements, including curbs, gutters <br />sidewalks, street trees, street lights, paving of streets and alleys, as <br />may be required and connection to utilities., in accordance with City of <br />Colton standards and specifications in and on all street frontages of the <br />lot or lots to be used in conjunction with the building to be constructed <br />or improved; or., <br />2* Enter into an improvement agreement vi th the CitY'Of Colton <br />agreeing to complete said improvements as set forth hereinabove on a date' <br />certain as may be agreed upon by the City, and further agreeing to hold <br />the City, its agents, officers and employees free and harmless from all <br />claims of any nature whatsoever arising in any way out of applicant's use <br />and occupancy or the condition of said property, and further agreeing to <br />furnish the city a performance and completion bond., or cash bond or other <br />acceptable security in an amount and form deemed adequate by the City <br />Engineer, securing the Performance of said contract. Said agreement shall <br />be in a form approved by the City Attorney. <br />3. In all cases deed or cause to be deodei all rights of way <br />and easements in accordance with any street plan, precise plan or Com- <br />prehensive General Plan of the city or as may be required by the City <br />Council of the City of Colton. <br />SECTION 4. That in accordance with sub -paragraph (a) of Section 1601, 2 <br />Chapter 16, Part IV of said "Uniform Building Code, 1964 Edition, "there is <br />
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