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both contain similar requirements regarding security and/or bonds guaranteeing completion of the work. • A. Bernick and Lifson. The B&L Ordinance further provides or requires that: 1. separate permits be issued for each distinct location where a disturbance of PROW will occur; 2. the provider indicate with specificity the location of its facilities, the nature of the work requiring a permit (repair, installation, relocation, etc.), and that the permits include suitable health, safety and welfare requirements; 3. each permit must be applied for at least 2 weeks prior to starting work; P PP P 4. that permits be displayed or available at work sites and that failure to procure such permit is a misdemeanor; 5. provides for an administrative appeals procedure in the event application for the permit is denied (appeal to City Council). B. LMC/SRA. Provides nothing further with respect to Permits; see general provisions above. III. Permit Fees. Both Ordinances provide that applications for permit be accompanied b Y • a fee in an amount set by the City. A. Bernick and Lifson. The B&L Ordinance provides for a "non-permanent occupancy permit" not to exceed three (3) months (for repairs, relocation, etc.) and a "permanent occupancy permit". In addition the B&L Ordinance provides for the payment of a permit fee which incorporates three (3) components: 1. an administrative fee covering the expenses of reviewing and issuing the permit, inspecting the site, maintaining appropriate records, and such costs which may be incurred by the City to return the PROW to its prior condition; 2. . a fee for the decrease in the useful life or value of the PROW should the same not be returnable to its prior condition; 3. a fee for use of the PROW based on the area of PROW occupied and the duration of the occupancy, or, in the case of indefinite occupancy, a permanent occupancy fee requiring periodic (annual) payments. 2