The building official shall issue all building relocation permits. No building relocation permit shall be issued unless and until:

(a) Applicant has agreed in writing to comply with committee or city's board of appeals terms and conditions;

(b) Applicant has secured written routing approval from the city traffic engineer;

(c) Applicant has secured a building permit;

(d) Applicant has paid or deposited all necessary fees;

(e) Applicant has filed with the building official a faithful performance bond or a cash deposit in an amount and form approved by the city attorney, conditioned upon the faithful performance by the applicant of the aforesaid terms and conditions set by the relocation committee. The bond or cash deposit shall be used to insure that the building or structure, when relocated, will meet the requirements of all applicable codes and ordinances. The bond or cash deposit may be used, in the alternative, to cover the cost of demolition of the building or structure and clearing the site on which it is located in the event it becomes necessary for the building official to commence a proceeding under Article II of Chapter 9 of the city code to abate the building or structure as unsafe and demolition is ordered;

(f) The person, firm or corporation moving and relocating such building or structure has filed with the city clerk public liability insurance covering its operations in moving and relocating said building or structure, with the city, its officers, boards, commissions, agents and employees, as additional insureds, in an amount and form satisfactory to the city attorney. Said insurance shall contain a provision that written notice of any cancellation or reduction in coverage shall be delivered to the city clerk ten days in advance of the effective date thereof. (Ord No. 989 (NCS), § 7; Ord. No. 1060 (NCS), § 2; Ord. No. 1599 (NCS), § 1(7); Ord. No. 2057 (NCS), § 1(AA); Ord. 2276 (NCS), § 9(E).)