Each application for a street-cut permit must be in the form and contain the information that the Director requires. If an application is approved, the Director may:impose conditions on the permit as necessary or appropriate to preserve and maintain the health, safety, welfare, and convenience of the public; and issue the permit on receipt of:the permit fees imposed under <cite data-path="|26|§15-14">§ 15-14 {“Fees”} of this subtitle</cite>; and the performance security required under <cite data-path="|26|§15-31">§ 15-31 {“Performance security”} of this subtitle</cite>. The Director may deny an application if the applicant:within the preceding 2 years, has done excavation work without a street-cut permit or otherwise in violation of any applicable laws, rules, or regulations; has not satisfactorily completed all repairs required under a previously issued street-cut permit; or remains indebted to the City for:expenses previously incurred under this subtitle by the City; or fines previously imposed under this subtitle by the City. If an application is denied, the Director must notify the applicant, by written, electronic, or facsimile communication, of:the reasons for the denial; and how to obtain administrative review of the denial. Each street-cut permit shall specify:a start date on which work is first authorized to begin; and an end date by which all work, inspections, and approvals must be completed. Unless extended by the Department, a street-cut permit expires if the work to be done under the permit:has not begun within 30 calendar days of the start date; is not pursued diligently; or is not completed by the end date. A street-cut permit is not transferable. Ord. 06-245