§ 5.01.140. Rights-of-way license revocation and penalties.

(a) After providing notice and an opportunity for the rights-of-way licensee to be heard, and a reasonable opportunity to cure, a rights-of-way license may be revoked by the county commission if it finds that the rights-of-way licensee:

(1)

Has not obtained or maintained the insurance required by this chapter of the code;

(2)

Has not obtained or maintained the bonds or security obligation required by this chapter of the code;

(3)

Failed to make payment of fees due county under Title 6 of Clark County Code;

(4)

Substantially failed to comply with terms or conditions of the rights-of-way license;

(5)

No longer holds a business license;

(6)

No longer holds a Public Utilities Commission certificate of public convenience and necessity if such certificate is required by the laws of the state of Nevada; or

(7)

Has failed to use a contractor licensed by the State Contractors Board in performing any of its construction, installation, or maintenance services on facilities located in rights-of-way.

(b)

If the county commission finds that the rights-of-way licensee has failed to comply with any provision of Title 5 or the improvement standards adopted in Title 30 of this code, it may direct that further encroachment permits be denied until such time as the rights-of-way licensee comes into compliance.

(c)

Rights-of-way license agreements shall provide that the county commission, after providing notice and an opportunity for the rights-of-way licensee to be heard and to cure, may impose fines and other penalties upon rights-of-way licensees for violations of any provisions of their agreement, or any provisions of the Clark County Code.

(Ord. 3132 § 1 (part), 2004: Ord. 2098 § 3 (part), 1998: Ord. 2045 § 1 (part), 1997)