City right-of-way shall not be blocked, occupied, privately improved or used for access or other purposes unless a permit has been issued for such use. Permits issued pursuant to this section shall not be construed to convey any vested private right or ownership interest in any City right-of-way. Every right-of-way permit shall state on its face that any City right-of-way subject to the permit shall be open to use by the general public except in those cases where specific conditions require the closure of the right-of-way to the public for safety reasons. Applications for right-of-way permits shall be made on forms that the City provides and will be considered incomplete unless submitted with all fees indicated in the City’s fee schedule. [Ord. 501 § 3, 2009.]