No person, partnership, corporation or other entity shall disturb the city rights-of-way or easements with activities described in MMC 12.36.030 without first obtaining from the city a separate right-of-way permit for each disturbance from the city. Multiple use permits may be issued by the city engineer for public utility companies or other entities who, as their principal business, regularly conduct activities in the rights-of-way at various locations in the city. Such permits shall not eliminate the responsibility of a holder of a multiple use permit from notifying the city prior to disturbance of any city right-of-way. (Ord. 1014, 1993)