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Huntington Beach Ordinance Code 1952
0 HUNTINGTON REACH ORDINANCE CODE Copyright 1952 by Cleveland James Smith Codified by Cleveland Smith of the San Francisco Bar a DIVISIONS GENERAL PROVISIONS DIVISION 1. GOVERNMENT 2. BUSINESS 3. HEALTH 4. SAFETY S. WELFARE 6. TRAFFIC 7. PUBLIC PLACES 8. BUILDING 9. PLANNING COIMNTS CHAPTERS CHAYf ERS GENERAL PROVISIONS S 0011 - General S 0021 Effect of Code S 0031 ® Construction S 0051 - Notices S C),D- 41 Enforcement DIV� I m GOVERNMENT Chap. 10 - General 17 .- Council 12 - Officers 13 - Departments 14 - Salaries 15 - Classifications, Compensation Ordinance 16 - Fiscal Matters 17 - Taxes DIV. 2 - BUSINESS Chap. 21 - Business Licenses 22 - (Repealed 766.14) 23 - Certificate of Public Need and Necessity 24 - Oil 25 - Dance Halls 26 - Motion-Picture Theaters DIV. 3 - HEALTH Chap. 31 - Sanitation 32 - Re'Zuse Disposal 33 - Food 34 - (Repealed 706.30) 35 - Huntington Beach Water Department 36 - Huntington Beach Sanitation Department DIV. 4 - SAFETY Chap. 40 - General 41 - Fire 42 - Animals 43 - Pound 44 - Dogs 45 - Defense-Disaster DIV. 5 - WELFARE Chap. 51 - Library 52 - Recreation 53 - Morals 54 - Minors 55 - Nuisances CONTENTS CHAPTERS DIVA, 6 o TRAFFIC Chap, 60o General 61, Operation 62. Stops 63a Parking 64.a Time Parking 65� Parking Meters 66e Loading Zones 67,, Bicycles 68� Cabs DIVA 7 - PUBLIC PLACES Chap, 70, General 71Q Streets 72o Street Work 73. Sidewalks 74. Benches 75. Beach 76. Pier 77. Municipal Trailer Park DIV. 8 BUILDING Chap. 81. Building 82o Electrical Ordinance 830 (Repealed) 84 Plumbing 85, Outdoor Advertising 86. Sign8 87o Trailer Parks DIV. 9 - PLANNING Chap. 910 Planning Commission 92. Districting 93o Residence Districts 94,) Other Districts 95� Setback 96. (Repealed 675 a 51) 97. City Subdivision Ordinance CONT MIS CHAPTERS ARZTMX_,-�_ RJvision I GOVERN1,04T qmrm 10 - GENEM Article 101. Sent 102. City Hall 103. CjtYL Elections 104. Special Elections wR It - COWC Article IM, Ratings 112. Compensation CHAPTER 2 . -OFFICERS Article 121. City Clerk 122. Treasurer 124. City Attorney 126. Police Chief M. Administrative Officer C ER Q - DEPARTM"I S Article 131. Police Department 132. Fire Departaxent 133. Street Departmnt 134. Building Department 135. Purchasing Department 136. Flaiming Departmnt 137. Department 138. Pub"-ic Works Departmewi- 139. Lifeguard Department Article 140. General t4l. nsation Co..C', 1 142. S CT Leave 143. Officers 144. Schedule of Ciffi.c°ers© Salaries 145,, jjoj%rT g 146. Bones ORD INA X E Article 150. General 151. Initial Classification of Positions 152. Maintenance of Classification Plan 153. Allocation of Positions '0 o 54. C ensation Plan �11-- mo t55. A-elm-Imis trat ion of Pier, 156. Charge Im Class if ication 157. AprjlDtmenta 1,58. Sc,'(w2disle "Allo. Basic S�stary Range 15c). Schfrdae "B"10, Class Titles C®KrENTS ARTICLES 152. Maintenance of Classification Plea 153o Allocation of Positions 154o Compensation Plan 155. Administration f Plan 156. Change in Classification 15L Appointments 158. Schedule c'A0,, Basic Salary Ranges 159. Schedule '"R'4 v Class Titles CRAFTER 16 - Fiscal Matters, Article 161 Fiscal Year 162, Funds 163. Capital Outlays Fund 164. Gas Tax Fund CHAPTER 17 - Taxes Article 171. Collection 172. Sales and Use Tax DIVISION 2 - BUSINESS Chapter 21 - Business Licenses Article 2M General 211. Repealed - 766.8 212. Repealed - 766.9 213© Repealed - 766.10 214. Repealed - 766A1 21.5. Repealed - 766.12 216. Repealed - 766 A 3 CHAPTER 22 - Repealed 766«14 CHIMER 23 - Certificate of Public Need and Necessity Article 231. Ambulance Service 232. Primate Patrol Service 233. Repealed 766.15 234. Repealed 766.15 235. Repealed. 766. 15 236n Repealed 766.15 237. Repealed 766..15 CHAPTER 24 - Oil Article 241. Licenses 2420 Drilling 243. Wells 244. Re fus e 245. Leases 246. Gas Meters i . C ON""TEN T CRLKPTERS ARTICLES x +Y..:tvCC>'+S1�PG''em{swtySS•a,Ye'A�1RpNYs�"" .4taA:CMtai'�'�A Oi4*rM�'aWJx+"'Yn.�'P.4R4.:cIIk'F�iea�±N.n�s+.:'YN�i�ki4iLrC3sF1'RiexFx.W&s'�Ttffi',F30.^4et� w.Y.pNt43G.YSYu'1n'LL'S'Y„*°.,» � i Cs'FhmYi""+'➢4WXS3cvA.'RYah�X✓+�n+ecs-'Q.LSSi'IDc9ima`xae•••2 •••.."'^R]M1.�tl-T�6YJIW^^•'- C 1r.RW.�Waaarsus%We'A.WtL]fi1YF30�-'B,+YEV:BY.+YhC.b`n�.3iS.tfu{�Xt.YS�tt,�>`iuMm2i'°3'.aP4r::J? HAPTER RS I. Article '26.0Q General. 261. Permit 262 0 iuit ing 263. Exits 264. Aistes 265U Operating Rooms I I CHAPTER 'yamROKERS Article 271. Pawn Brokers 272,, Seconftane Dealers, 273. Junk Dea r ers 274,, Junk Collector 2M, Charitable Institutions 276G Records DIVISION II L i- i � 1 - SAN Articto 311. "rash 312, FUes Cj"DER 32 - REFUSE DISPOSAL Arti..cl^ 320. Cenertat 3210 Garbage Cam 322 e ``rash Gans 323. Removal of Refuse CHAPTER 33 .o F011D Article 331 '. Fooe Establishments 332. Lunch Wagons rticic 340n (Repeatee 706.30) 341, (Repe€tee 706,10) Article 331 . Creation of rbaintingto n Basch Water Depa 'tme 352. Service Connections 353U Fees, Rates any; Deposits 3,54. Regulations Applying to Use of Water 455. Ryensio ;f Water Mains tiHAFT " 36 - 13ACTI S.C`3N 2.7.'IN R'C)NI DEA A3':Tl 6 Tilr A-e ticl e 361.a Cv.,a Lion of Hun irgton Bt ac a 3 co BUSINESS DIVISION 2 DIVISION 2 BUSINESS Chapter 21. Business Licenses 22. Repealed 766.14 23. Certificate of Public Need and Necessity 24. oil l 25. Dance Fiat 1 s 26. Pbtion®Picture Theaters 27. Pawn Brokers, hunk Dealers & Second- hand Dealers I i I i I I I I - I CONTENTS DIVISION - CHAPTERS DIVISION 4 - Safety CHAPTER 40 - General Article 401. Shooting 402. Concealed Weapons 403. Drunks 404. Registration of Persons Convicted of Certain Crimes 405. Inhaling, Breathing or st 1)..0 S 406. Repealed Ordinance 1072 CHAPTER 41 - Fire Article 441 . Fireworks CHAPTER 42 - Animal Control Article 420. General 421. Definitions 422 , Duties 423. Dogs 424. Other Animals 425. Miscellaneous Rules CHAPTER 43 (Repealed 885, 16) Article 430. (Repealed 885. 16) i 431 . (Repealed 885.16) 432,. (Repealed 885. 16) CHAPTER 44 - (Repealed 885. 16) I i Article 440. (Repealed 885.16) 441 . (Repealed 885.16) 442. (Repealed 885. 16) 443. (Repealed 885 , 16) 444. (Repealed 885 , 16) CHAPTER 45 - Defense - Disaster i Article 450. General , I 451, Defense Disaster Council 452 . Powers: Duties 453A Director 454. Personnel 455. Organization 456. Offenses CONTENTS DIVISION CHAPTERS DIVISION 5 - WALFARE CHAPTER 51 - LIBRARY Article 510. General 51 1. Library Board ' 512. Meetings 513. Powers of Board 514. Fiscal Matters CHAPTER 52 - RECREATION Article 521. Recreation Department 522. Recreation Commission 523., Officers ' 524. Powers, Duties 525a Fiscal Matters QH6ETERS 53 - MORALS Article 531. Gambling 532. Pin Ball Machines 533. Pool and Billiard Halls CHAPTER 54 - MINORS Article 541, Curfew CHAPTER 55 - NUISANCES Article 551,� Weeds 552. , Oil Waste 553o Solicitors , Peddlers, and Transient Vendors 554o Noises DIVISION 6 - TRAFFIC CHAPTER 60 - GENERAL Article 600. General 601. Enforcement 602o Control Devices CHAPTER 61 - OPERATION Article 6M General 611. Prohibited Places 612, - Truck Routes 613. One-Way Alleys 614o Right Turns 615o Left Turns 616. U-Turns 617. Speed Limits , .. u-..^-rsu�a::x::,n:azcmurn.:.x:oau:ie:•.,m+�avxzenu,,e,.•_-w�_�aen.::cu,x:«�.-.x.»:ar.xzasaxir.Erna_r:r_aee:crrczc>ssz;:.rz.arrm�:.-e.:us •"_nc:<:;:+c.�.:arr:rv:r_3.. r.z<-x"rs.. _...,scv,xsarW-..cv,.�as.m.,�_,.<x�-.s"�.•m_.x.,.,nr_.n-_e:.�,•.itt.,_.u•...,m.:_v-_.a.u�ena..erg-,::�sz:v.c.✓.:.,,-.:.„-3c,_s:a».�,r.,•.:.vr-z:�:.c::r�..mrz*..:.n., ...c:c..._....:r.ex_s.-sav-.:rs::acye_..�en CMMTM,R. 68 Cabs Article 680 ' General 681. Owner's Pew e 682m Driver's Fermat 683. Drivers 684. Vehicles f 685. Stands 686. Operation 687. insurance ' apelled Wheelchairs or lwqalid - i Article 690. operatorls Permit 691, Registration ..692. Safety - nspectio n and Decay. 693. Speea i,.1z4ft 694. . Rigbt of aY 693. Distance .fk Buildinss 696. Parking on Sideumlks 697. Applicability of Map ter ' i 698. Violation DI STION '? � FAlie Pleceo CHAViRk 70 - General. Article 701. Dres.a ing in Public •702. City .erty f PTER 71 - Sty Article 711. Datum Kane 712. House Numbers { 713. Utility Stctures .714. Shade Trees CHAPTER 72 Street Mork- Article 720. General 72I. . Repaving CHAPTER 73 Sidewalks Article 731. isntenanc :- 732. . Driving on, 5idewallke 733. Riding an Sidewalks C �`YER 74 a BeIInchea w ticie 740. General 741 Permit 742. issuance of Perm-It Deni,l W Terraai t ton 744. Benches 745. Loiatio 746. Si ns 747, Enforcement, 748. Removal WINTi�NTS DIVISION CHAPTERS ' CHAPTER 75 BEACH !J Article 731. Beach and Pier Department 7520 Camping on Beach 7530 Vehicles on Beach 754. Seines 755. Beach Rubbish 7360 (Repealed by Ordinance 604) i 757. Rules & Regulations CHAPTER 76 - PIER Article .7610 W`ha.rfingers 762. Pier F:ul.es 763. Vehicles 764 Businesses 765. Boats CHAPTER -77 - 14UNICIPAL "s RAILEPe. PARK He'4e�led 620.1) ire+nanVs .x=sr.�.zmae�c..ss. _tea—�cc.,aa::� Article 770 - ,General (Repealed Ord. 32001 ) ,771 - Rules & RIgulations (R.—e-pealed - Or°d.820'© '172 &Enforcemeaat (Repealed Ord. 820.1) CHAPTER 77 - PARKS Article 771 ® General Provisions 772 - Regulations 773 - Penalty CHAPT&I? 78 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS Article 781 - General Provisions 782 - Regulations. DIVISION 8 - WXLVINQ CIIAPTZR 81 _ BUILDING Article 811. Building. Code 812. Floor .Space �1.30 Moving of .Buildings 814. SwimmingFowls Article 820. Get*ral 8210 Electrical. Inspactor 822. (Repealed by Ordinanc'e 'C3 5 82.30 (Repealed by ,Ordinance 325.6) 824. (Repealed by Ordinance 825.6) 825. (Repealed by Ordinance 2306) 826. (Repealed by Ordinance 825.6) 8270 (Reppal.ed by Ordinance 82 1.6) 828 o (Reuealed by Ordinance 825 A) 8290 forcement a CHAPTER 84 - PLMIHG .Article 841. Plumbing Code 84.2<, Inspedto:r 643 Permits $44, Inspection-- 845c Plumbers 646, Lioensse 84 T- Fawainations CHAPTER 85 OUTDOOR. ADVERTISING, 4 Article 850u General 851, Business License 852, (Repealed. 706�31) 853,. Regulaftons 854u Building Permits 855� Enforcement CHAPTER fib => SIGNS Article 860� General 861. Permit 862, Electric c Signs 663, wall Sim 864. Vearti,gal. Si.gas 865„ Horizontal. Signs 866, Clocks 8671 u Prohibited Signs CHAPTER 87 TRAILMER PARKS ArtiQle SM Definitions and General Provisions 871 u Permits and Fees 879:, Parke and Sites 873, Cabanas 674, Plumbing 075, Electrical Standards 876� Maintenance and Sanitation 877, Miscellaneous 878, Fire .Protection 879, Penaltiee and Violati.onz DIVISION 9 <-= PiAVPdING CHAPTER 91 � PLANNING CO M S;.ION .A.rtie'le 911 v City P14pning Commission C.HAAPTIM 92 - DISTRICTING Article 920, �'ener 1, 923 , Establishing of Districts 922;. Effect of Districting 923 Nonconforming Budld.ixlgsa, Uses CONTENTS ARTICLES 924. Conditional Exceptions & Use Permits 92-5. Hearing 926. Amendments 927. Administration 925, Petitions 929. 12yards CHAPTEF. 93 a RESIDENCE DISTRICTS . Article 930o General 931. -1 District 932. RA District 933. R.-2 District 934. R-2-0 District 935. R-3 District 936. R-3-0 District 937. R.-4 District 938. R-4-0 District 9390 ,"..®5 District CHAPTER 94 - OTHER DISTRICTS Article 940. General 941. Cm3 District 942. C-3-0 District 943. M-1-0 District 944. -2 District 945. S-1 District 946. A®1 District 947. '14 1 and M l-A District 948. C®1 District 949. C-2 District CHAPT1.31 95 - SETBACK Artic"_( 951 o Initiation of Proceedings 952. Procedure 953. (Repealed 805o3) 954� (Repealed 805.3) 955„ (Repealed E05o 3) CHAPT'li 96 - Olepealed 67501) Articl4. 960, (Repealed 67501) .96,E. (Repealed 67501) 962& (Repealed 675.1) 963,, (Repealed 67501) 964. (Repealed 675.1) 965. (Repealed 67501) 966. (Repealed 675. 1) 967„ (Repealed 675.1) CO"�'1."ENTS ARTICLES -cI PTER 97 - CITY SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE Article 970,, Purpose of Ordinance 971. Definitions 972„ tentative Map 973 G Final Map 974. General Regulations and Design 975. Improve e-Li :s 976 Exceptions 977. Appeal. GENERAL PROVISIONS § 0011. - GENERAL PROVISIONS SECTIONS 0011—. GENERAL 0021—. EFFECT OF CODE 0031—. CONSTRUCTION 0041—. ENFORCEMENT 0051—. NOTICES GENERAL j § 0011. Title of Code. This Code shall be known as the "Huntington Beach Ordinance Code." § 0012. Citing in Prosecutions. In any prosecution for the violation of any provision of this Code, it shall be sufficient to refer to the Code as the "Huntington Beach Ordinance Code." i § 0013. Amendatory Ordinances. Any ordinance added to, amending I or repealing this Code may be designated as an addition or amendment to, or repeal of, the "Huntington Beach Ordinance Code." ` EFFECT OF CODE § 0021. Former Ordinances. The provisions of this Code, insofar as they are substantially the same as existing provisions relating to the same subject matter, shall be construed as restatements and continuations thereof and not as new enactments. § 0022. Prior Ordinance Violations. Prosecution for violation of ordi- nances committed prior to the effective date of this Code shall not be affected by the adoption of the Code. § 0023. Licenses and Penalties. The adoption of this Code shall not be construed as a waiver of any license or penalty due and unpaid under ! any ordinance at the effective date of the code; nor shall such adoption be construed as affecting any provision of such ordinance relating to the collec- tion of any such license or penalty or the penal provisions applicable to the I violation thereof. § 0024. Bonds and Deposits. The adoption of this Code shall not af- fect the validity of any bond or cash deposit required to be posted, filed or deposited pursuant to such ordinance; and all rights and obligations there- under shall continue in full force and effect. § 0025. Matters of Record. This Code shall not affect deposits or other matters of record which refer to, or are otherwise connected with, ordinances which are therein specially designated by number or otherwise and which are included in the Code; but such references shall be construed to apply to the corresponding provisions of the Code. CONSTRUCTION § 0031. General. The provisions of this Code and all proceedings un- der it are to be construed to effect its object and to promote justice. i GENERAL PROVISIONS § 0032. § 0032. Headings. Division, chapter, article and section headings con- tained herein shall not govern, limit, modify or affect the scope, meaning or intent of the provisions of this Code. § 0033. Territorial Limitation. This Code shall refer only to the omis- sion or commission of acts within the territorial limits of the City of Hunting- ton Beach and that territory outside of this City over which the City has jur- isdiction or control by virtue of the Constitution, or any law, or by reason of ownership or control of property. § 0034. Local Signification. All references in this Code to places, acts, persons or things and all else in relation to this Code shall be construed to mean that the same are applicable to this City, whether the City is men- tioned in each particular section or not. § 0035. Titles. The use of the title of any officer, employee, office, de- i partment, board, commission or ordinance shall mean such officer, employee, office, department, board, commission or ordinance of the City of Huntington Beach, unless otherwise designated. § 0036. Definitions. As used in this Code, unless a different meaning I _ I is apparent fro_m the context or is specified elsewhere in the Code: § 0036.1 "City" means the City of Huntington Beach. § 0036.2 "Council" means the City Council of this City. § 0036.3 "Oath" includes affirmation. § 0036.4 "Person" means and includes natural person, corporation, com- pany, firm, association, organization, partnership, joint venture, trust, business trust, syndicate, estate, receiver, social club, fraternal organization, any group or combination acting as a unit, and officer, agent, employee and servant of any of the foregoing. § 0036.5 "Section;' "Article," "Chapter" and "Division" mean, respec- tively, Section, Article, Chapter and Division of this Code. § 0036.6 "Shall" and "must" are mandatory and "may' is permissive. § 0036.7 "Written" includes every form of legible recording. § 0037. Undefined Words. Words and phrases not defined in this Code are construed according to the approved usage of the language. § 0038. Number. The singular number includes the plural, and the plural the singular. § 0038.1 Gender. Words used in the masculine gender include the fem- inine and neuter. § 0038.2 Tense. Words used in the present tense include the future. § 0039. Constitutionality. If any provision of this Code, or the appli— cation cation thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of this Code, or the application thereof to other persons or circumstances shall not be affected thereby; and, to this end, the provisions of this Code are de- clared to be severable. GENERAL PRO VISiolkITS ENFORCEMENT S 0041- Violation-, Ifilisdemeano"r", Any Person nlho Violates C.-.- willfully comply with any provision of th.;'N Code is guilty of a demean.ar,, S 0042,, Continuiag iol:ttioki. Each person, fDrm. or corperation ohall !TI7-;.mod guilty ok a sepZprate offense 1"Lar each day ar portion thereof during whieb any violation. of &.-ay provision of hi 3 Code is co-mmittety'l, continued or permitted, by such person, firm or corporation, and aball be puniehable therefor as herein provided, A nab. nd Any person ponviatod of a Y.Iemeanor nude r the Ze proviaions of this Code (Unleso otherwize pro-Tided hareia) shall be punishable by imprisonment in the City Ja`F-I, of the City 6Y Deach if there. be one, or in the County Jail of Orange County. as the jndge of a court of Competent jurisdiction May direct, not ex-a 34X (6) months, or by fine not exceedin.A g fiv-,- hundred dollars (500A0 or by both wick fine and imprisonmetlt,, S 00W, Ratio o �Tm.-risoapient to Fine,, Any jadgment u? flms whall the payment of arch fine, the degoradant shall be imprisined,,, until such fine be oatisfied., provided, that in cuse of such imprisonment for failure to pay the fine, the amount of the fire shall be reduc@cl two dal rs 'Moo) for each day so im- bv Ordinance (5901.,'l S 0046� Form of Aation;, A violation of thlis Code mdy be prosecuted by the City colwail of 11-Ile City of Muntington Beac-ba ir. th'e TfI&M0 Of the People of the State of California, or it may be redressed by civil noltion at the option of the Council, S 0047v, Abatedent of Nuisance,, whenev"'er a Public ralioance 10 =in- ta-iaed or exilata in this City, aither ur.-der general la-u or derinued to be such. under this Codex, it shall b� the duty of police of this City, and they are hereby authorized and empowei ed, to anwtax-lly abate the same by removal, destruction or abatement v9 t&u e.ct ex thiag conatituting such Luisance, S-2 0 4 8 Isauance of Citationc for ViOlAtion of citv "Ordiwougaa, S 0048d When Person Arrested o be Given na'tlee ever P, person is arrested for jR vie'latiam of any of City of sullti)mgtan Heaoh and wzich Peroun ie not, t'%IkCU before as nagiotratt" ar'l is �m- ze ylully set forth -'Ua the Panai Coda i$f the State of californil' the arresting office.- ZLall duplic-a.tq a IP-1-tten ha)oti.'re to .,ppear JLU Court, laii�ikt U,i, ths P-''nc- and addreau of au-th pervl�:,a, clmtrge(;L;� tikn �U%m'-' �tKlli place -whers and r�'aQn arloh FQVCVZ� ghall app'ear in Cf-ntri" S ODA-87,2' 195A.'z for The Una i 0(i s3l�"t g4r,'14,21 ni.2 ---'-�—---- -1 '9( appear mitst .�,t leo.ot fin"� d;r;'y�4 C�""MEILkL PROVISIONS m .� �� 8 024sM 0048,,,.. Place Q p aa.raan-cer, The place "specified in said notice to appear asha.11 be befc of the -Justice Court of the Huntington Beach-Seal Beach Judicial District, or before an officer authorized by the GOO my of Orange t® receive as deposit of bail, (696,1) is 0014S.A., Delive of Cea t® .Ar:reoted person, Release Upon Sirainff Rcapjicaate Netice� Said officer shall deliver one copy of the notice to appear to the arrested peato on. and the arrested person in order to secure release must gigs his written promise 3® to appear in Court by migning the duplicate notice which shall be retained by the officer, Thereupon the arresting officer shaall forthwith release the person arrested from custody., (696,1) , �S> 5�04 , l'i li n ®�� Ali came T�® Ace° �axisa wail° The eomit of Bai.l° F orte itureg Order of No Further Proceedi.� Asa Said Officer shall as �aossn tans practicable, file the duplicate' notice with the maa iotratea• specified tharein,, Thereupon the magiatrate shall fix the amount of bail which in his judgm6ntq in accordance with provisions eof Section 1275 of the Penal Code of Oae State of Califaorniaa, will, be rea.-jon.eble and sufficient for the appearance of the defendant and shall endorse upon he notice as statement signed by him in the form set forth in Section 81 (aa) of the Penal Code of the State of California,, The defendant may, prier to the dame mpaoxn which he promised to appear in CourtD deposit, with the magistrate the amount of snail thus set, Thereafter, at the tine when the cause is called for arraignment before the magistrate, if the defendant shall not appear, either in perzon or by counsel, the magistrate may declare the bail forfeited, and may in his di.ascretion corder that no further proceedinia shall be had in such case,, Upon the making of such corder that no further proceedin v be had, all sums deposited as bail ahaa,ll forthwith be paid to the county treasury for distribution pursuant to Section 1463 of the Penal Code of the State of California., (696, . S OOM6;, logn.a nce of Warrant for .Arre; st,, No warrant ribaall be issued on such charge for the arrest of aaas person who has given such written promise to appear in Court, unless and nn.`,i,l, he h . violated ouch promise, or had failed to deposit bail, to appear for arraign- ment,ent, tri.al or judgment, or to comply with the. terms and provisions of the judgment as required by Laav,, 696.1) CC n `violation sofffi Promise tc � ear, Any, peirsen wilfully violating his written promisef t® appear ion Court is guilty of a misdemeanor re aardle a of she di.spoeitiaon ®k the char e .npaon which he was originally arrested, (6 6,1 S 00464 8., 1 nuance:of Arrest, i rea _cn F il.u.re tsa ,uear, When as person signs a written-#, ,pro ioe to appear at the time and place ope;ci.fied in the written pro ice to appear and haa net; posted baail as provided herein, the magistrate ashaall issue said have delivered for execution a warrant for hiv arrest etrithin. twenty (9-C) days after hin failure to appear as praomized, 'cr if such person promises to appear before ann officer authorized to accept bail, other thaw as magistrate,, and fails to d.o ass on or before the da t;e which he promised to appear, then within twenty ( q) days after the delivery of such written premise to appear by he officer to a magistrate GENERAL PROVISIONS S ?�51 having jurisdiction over the offense.. When such peroon violates hie promise to appear before an officer authorized to receive bail, other than a mgaistrate, the officer shall immediately deliver to the magistrate having jurisdiction over the offense charged the written promise to appear and the complaint, if any;, filed by the arresting officer,, (696u1) NOTICES S 0021, Service of Notices, Whenever a notice in required to be given under this Cod; (unless different provisions are otherwise specifically made herein) such notice may be given either by personal delivery thereof to the person to be notified or by deposit In the United States mail in a sealed envelope, postage prepaid, addressed to such person to be notified, at his last known business or residence address as the same appears in the public records ar other records pertaining to the matters to which such notice I& directed, Service by mail shall be deemed to have been completed at the time of deposit in the pout office.. 0052,, Proof.,, Proof of giving any notice may be made by the certificate of apy officer or employee of this City or by affidavit of any person over the age of eighteen (18) years, which sho-us service in conformity with this Code or other provisions of lair applicable to the subject matter concerned,, GOVERNMENT GENERAL DIVISION 1, CHAPTER 10 — DIVISION 1 �- GOVERNMENT CHAPTER 10. GENERAL 11. COUNCIL 12. OFFICERS 13. DEPARTMENTS 14. SALARIES 15. CLASSIFICATION: COMPENSATION 16. FISCAL MATTERS 17. TAXES Chapter 10 GENERAL ARTICLE 101. SEAL 102. CITY HALL 103. CITY ELECTIONS 104. SPECIAL ELECTIONS ARTICLE 101 SEAL § 1011. Design of Seal: Inscription. The common seal of the City of Huntington Beach shall be so constructed as to make the following impression: A circle, with a centerpiece consisting of a view of ocean waves, with the outline of Catalina Island, as seen from the City of Huntington Beach, in the background, and with the words, "City of Huntington Beach, Orange County, California, Incorporated February 17th, 1909 A.D." surrounding said center- piece and near the inside margin of said circle. [Ord. 3: sec. 1] § 1012. Adoption of Seal. The Board of Trustees of the City of Hunt- ington Beach do adopt the seal described .in section 1011 as the common seal of this City. [3:2] § 1013. Custody of Seal. The City Clerk shall have charge of the seal of this City, and shall be held responsible for its care and proper use. -[3:3] [Charter Provision as to Custody of Seal: See Art. VII, sec 8, of Charter.] [Seal of City Court: See Charter, Art. IX, sec. 6.] ARTICLE 102 CITY HALL § 1021. Designation of City Hall. The room or building used by the Council of the City of Huntington Beach for its meetings shall be called the "City Hall." [1:1] § 1022. Location of Building. That certain Municipal Building, situate on the Northeast side of Orange Avenue between Fifth Street and Sixth Street in the City of Huntington Beach, shall be the "City Hall" of the City of Hunt- ington Beach. [1:2. 262] GOVERNMENT GENERAL § 1031. ARTICLE 103 CITY ELECTIONS § 1031. Precincts. The voting precincts for any general or special mu- nicipal election may consist of a consolidation of any two, or not more than four, of the regular election precincts last established for State and County election purposes. [430:1] [State Law as to Precincts for City Elections: See Calif. Elections Code, § 9706.] ` § 1032. Election Boards. For.every such municipal election, the Coun- cil shall appoint an election board consisting of one Inspector, one Judge, and not less than two nor more than four Clerks for each such consolidated voting precinct; said election boards to be set forth in the resolution or ordi- nance calling such election. [430:2] [State Law as to Appointment of Precinct Boards for City Elections: See Calif. Elections Code, § 9100.] § 1033. Qualifications of Officers. Each election officer must be an elector and a resident of the consolidated voting precinct for which he is ap- pointed. [430:2] § 1034. Compensation: Said election officer shall receive such com- pensation as the Council may deem just. [430:2] [State Law as to City Elections: See Calif. Elections Code.] ARTICLE 104 SPECIAL ELECTIONS § 1040. Definition. A special election is hereby defined to be any mu- nicipal election of this City other than the regular, or general election of this City. - [404:11 § 1041. Calling Special Elections. The Council may,, by resolution or ordinance, designate the time at which a special election shall be held. [404:2] § 1042. Time Limit. Any such resolution or ordinance shall be adopted . not later than the fortieth (40th) day before the holding of any such election. '[404:2] [State Law as to Time for Special City Elections: See Calif. Elections Code, § 1722.] [Charter Provision as to Elections: See Art. IV of Charter.] GOVERNMENT COUNCIL Ct�PPT9 ]1, x CHAPTER 1.1 COUNCIL ART!CLE 111. MEETINGS 112,, C01KI ENS�.TICN ARTICLE 111 EEs7GS u 111 Meeting Days: Hca";adav o to u ar monthly ineetings ^f the Council shall be held at the City lull of this City, can the Isto and 3rd Nondays- of each month, except when such Monday shall be a legal holiday, then the Council shall meat on the first day thereafter which is not a holiday. (479:1) S 1112. hour. All such regular meetings shall be called to order at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m., or as soon thereafter as a quorum can tx.;� assembled. (479:1) S 1113. Adjourntneait3 Whenever any regular Meeting shall be adjourned to a day and dour certain, such adjourned meting shall also he a regular meeting. (4 9:1) (To Sarre Effect, sae Charter, Art. V. sec® 3a) (Charter Provision as to Council Meetings: See ,art, Vo sec. 3, of Charter.) tdk TICLE 112 COT PEAISATION1 S. 1121. Coin ensatian of City Counc_i�:��� Each member of the City Council,regularly serving in that capacity, on and after the canvass of the ballots at the Cwvnera,l Municipal Election to be head in Apr4LI, 1962, shall receive, as .full compensation for the services randered by hair in his offlod.al cabacity as :such, the sw of $125000 per month. (3171, 902.1.) - s F GOVERNMENT OFFICERS CHAPTER 12 Chapter 12 OFFICERS ARTICLE 121. CITY CLERK 122. TREASURER, 124. CITY ATTORNEY 126. POLICE CHIEF 127. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER ARTICLE 121 - CITY CLERK § 1211. Records of Council, Equalization Proceedings. The Clerk shall. keep a record of the proceedings of the Council and of the Board of Equali- zation. '[15:1] § 1212. Correspondence. He shall conduct the correspondence of the Council, prepare, fill out and countersign all blanks and documents to be signed by the Mayor. [15:1] § 1213. Charging Collectors. Charge all sums of money to the officers whose duty it is to collect the same. [15:1] § 1213.1 Payment into Treasury. Give orders for the payment of money into the treasury. [15:1] § 1213.2 Accounts. Keep account of all receipts and disbursements on behalf of the City. [15:1] § 1214. City Printing. Provide the City officers, through whatever ar- rangement the Council may have made for the City printing and supplies, with the necessary books, blanks and stub receipts, requiring them to ac- count for the same. [15:1], § 1215. Keeping of Books under State Law. As clerk, he shall keep the various books specified in Section 878 of the Municipal Corporation Act. [15:1] § 1216. Assessments. As ex-officio assessor he shall list all real and personal property in this City for taxation, in the manner precribed by the state laws and the ordinances of the Council, and shall transcribe the state- ments into the assessment roll. [15:1] § 1217. Oaths: Custody of Documents, Property. He shall have power to administer all the oaths and affirmations necessary in the performance of his duties; he shall have charge of and be held responsible for the books, papers and other property of the City in his office and in that of the Council. [15:1] § 1218. Reports. He shall report to the Council, at the first regular meeting in each month, all receipts and disbursements of the City during the preceding month, and also present an,annual report. [15:1] [Charter Provision as to City Clerk: See Art. VII, sec. 8, of Charter.] GOVERNMENT OFFICERS § 1221. ARTICLE 122 TREASURER § 1221. Qualifications. No one shall be eligible for election to, or to hold, the office of City Treasurer who is not a certified public accountant, or who has not had at least three (3) years practical experience in accountancy and bookkeeping. [431:31 § 1222. Receipt of Money. The Treasurer shall receive on the orders of the Clerk and safely keep all monies belonging to the City, whatever its source, for which he shall give duplicate receipts, one to the depositor and the other to the City Clerk. [15:2:L 265:1] § 1223. Funds. He shall establish and keep the money in the follow- ing funds: § 1224. Huntington Beach City Funds. § 1224.1. A general fund which shall contain all unappropriated and unapportioned money. [15:2:1. 265:1] § 1224.2. Repealed'by Ordinance. [597:1] § -1224.3. A Library Fund. [15:2:3. 265:1] § 1224.4. A Music and Promotion Fund. [15:2:4.' 265:1] § 1224.5. Such Funds as may be created by ordinance of this City for caring for money received from the sale of bonds of this City and for the in- terest and sinking funds thereon. [15:2:5. ,265:1] § 1224.6. Street Improvement Fund. [15:2:6. 265:1] § 1225. Transfers from Fund to Fund. Money may be transferred from one fund to another on the order of the Council, except in the'case of the Library Fund, the Music and Promotion Fund and special funds created by ordinances for caring for money received from the sale of bonds of this City and for the interest and sinking funds thereon, and Street Improvement Fund. § 1226. Warrants Required. The Treasurer will. pay out money on be- half of the City only on warrants signed by the Mayor and countersigned by the Clerk. [15:2. 265:1] § 1227. Quarterly Settlement. He shall make quarterly settlement to the Clerk. [15:2. 265] § 1228. Monthly Report of Balance. Prior to the first meeting of each month, he shall report to the Clerk the balance in each fund. [15:2. 265] § 1229. Annual Report to Council. He shall also make an annual re- port to the Council. [15:2. 265] [Charter Provision as to Treasurer: See Art. VII, sec. 7.] ARTICLE 124 CITY ATTORNEY § 1241. Election of Attorney. The office of City Attorney shall hereafter be elective; and said officer shall be elected from the City at large for the I GOVERNMENT OFFICERS § 1242. term provided in section 17 of Article VII of the Charter of this City. F402:I § 1242. Compensation. The Council shall set the compensation of said officer at not less than the amount paid said officer during the preceding year. [402:1] § 1243. Legal Advice. The City Attorney shall be the legal adviser of the officers in all matters pertaining to the business of the City. [15:5] § 1244. Drafting of Instruments. He shall draft all ordinances, contracts or other instruments for the City when requested to do so by the Council. [15:5] § 1245. Prosecution. He shall assist the Chief of Police by acting as prosecuting attorney before the City recorder in all cases of breeches of or violations of or noncompliance with any ordinance of the City. [15:5] § -1246. Other Duties. He shall perform such other services as may be required of him by the general laws, by the ordinances of the City or by the instructions of the Council. [15:5] [Charter Provisions as to City Attorney: See Art. VII, sec. 6.] ARTICLE 125 JUDGE § 1251. Repealed by Ordinance [597:1] § 1252. Repealed by Ordinance [597:1] § 1253. Repealed by Ordinance [597:1] § 1254. Repealed by Ordinance [597:1] § 1255. Repealed by Ordinance [597:1] § 1256. Repealed by Ordinance [597:1] ARTICLE 126 POLICE CHIEF § 1261. Election of Chief of Police. The office of Chief of Police shall hereafter be elective,; and said officer shall be elected from the City at large for the term provided in section 17 of Article VII of the Charter of this City. [403:11 § 1262. Compensation. The Council shall set the compensation of said officer at not less than the amount paid said officer during the preceding year. [403:1] § 1263. Powers: Duties. The Chief of Police shall have charge of the Police Department of the City, and it shall be his duty to preserve the peace. [15:3] 1264. Powers, Immunities of Sheriff. He shall have the same powers that are now or may hereafter be conferred on sheriffs by the laws of the State, and shall be entitled to the same protection. [15:3] G OVEMNIVION T OFFICEIL9 S 12 _L2§5:, Prisonero, He aliall havc charge of the City jail and pri,conera' and of any chain gang which may be e sU'0lieh. ed by the Counciln (15g3) 11�66., Prosecutions, It shall bo 'his duty to prosecute before the recorder all breache" or violations of or none or"T'Liance. with., any ordinance which shall come to his knowledge, (15,-3) I 126Z, License Collection.- Accounting- He shall collee' t all, licenses imposed and taxes levied by the Councilq and il.eposit the same with the Treasurer as soon as collected and at the close of each month file his affidavit with the treasurer that the money so qid in is all the money collected fax him during the precedinggr month., 15�3) s i2W, _qrta.-_=Auditkng,, He shall make a wenthly report to tide .souncil, check up his accounts quarterly wi-th the Clerk and also make ,.n annual report including his work both as Chief of Police and tax as license collector, (1573) E,�1__269 Other Acts, He shalls �,%,A a perform uch other s s the laws the State and the ordinances of the Council may requiro, (15-3) (Charter Provisiono as to Police Chief,-, See Art... VII, sec- 14 of Charter, ) All unclaimed property in the possession of the Police Department shall be bLandled and dj.'Gposed of c^ter complying with the provisione of Section 11373 of the Civil Co& of the State of California, as follows, (a) Such property shall be held by the Police Dvpartweiat for period of at least six (6) months- (b) Thereafter, if not reclaimled aa herein providedv Such unclO'raed property shall. be sold at public auetioa to the Ughest biddev, provided, hoviever, that in the event said property cannot 1s,e sold .t public auction, it array be given away to any fraternal, benevflent,, patrlotic, charitable. or religious not organized- for profit- but if any such property is G? no v-elue and by gift or eale, it may be destroyed cannot otherwise be disposeel of as jun'; (a) Notice Of auch sale At, pubO.-Le &-uct-ion ahall be Civen by the rChief of Police at. le-ast (5) days beforov the tirmwe fixed theref(r), by publication. in as uv�r�,r;paper of gernerFO. cilrculatioA . putlishi,et in the City zpepifyirgg th-3 time and place w-here auch PLOIAc sale w'IL'11 be held and -generally dencrAlk-ing tho ?.r;3perty to be 202,d at said public auction, (d) la the event t.ho avinao aZ nwiy ziah property rhal! appear oa or before the &Tto fi9'43n' 'Vey- thoreof at ptibUll: auction ,-xnd reclaim via ',, znTll the ezpprsnes incurred in M%_ � arG :.,,,nc� C:7 -V-,,i prorers",, said property shr-lYi ilso ARTICLE 127 ARTICLE 127 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER S 1271. Office Createdi A-o� intment�StatusPowers. Duties., ire is the service of an for this City the position R_Administrative Officer, who shall be appointed by, and serve directly under the supervision and control of, the Council, in a . purely administrative capacity, and iTbose powers and duties s"hall be as tbllows. S1271,01, Residence. Residence in the City at the time of appGintment of an Administrative Officer shall not be required as a condition of the appointment, but during his tenure of office Administrative Officer shall reside within the City. z. No person elected as a Councilman of the City shall, subsequent to such election, be eligible for appointment as Administrative Officer until one,year has elapsed after such Council member shall have ceased to be a member of the City Council, (74o.i) S 1271.02, Bond. The Administrative Officer shall furnish a corporate surety—bond to be approved by the City Council in such ston as maiy be determined by the said City Council and shall be conditioned upon the faithful performance of the duties imposed upon the Administrative Officer as herein prescribed,, Any premium for such bond shall be*: a r charge against the City of Huntington Beach, (740 )rope S 1271.03, Absence. The Administrative Officer shall design- ate an officer of the City of Huntington Beach to serve as acting Administrative Officer during any temzporary absence or disability of the Administrative Officer. In the event of failure to make such designation, the City Council may appoint an officer to per- .form the duties of the Administrative Officer during the period of absence or disability of said Administrative Officer, (740.1) S 1271.04o 'Removal of Administrative Officer, t The removal of the Administrative Officer shall be only upon a three member vote of the whole Council in the City in regular Council meeting, subject, 'however, to the provisions of the next succeeding sub- sections. In case of his intended removal by the City Council, the Administrative Officer shall be furnished with a. written notice stating the Council's intention to remove him and the reason there- for,, at least thirty days before the effective date of his remov, _ al. (74c.1) S 1271.041. jit_�ring, Within seven (7) days after the deli- very to the—Administrative Officer'of such notice he may, by writ-- ten notification to the City Cleric, request a hearing before the City Council thereafter, the City Council shall fix a time for the hearing which shall be held at its usual meeting place, but before the expiration of the tirl.Lrty-day period, 'at which the Adrzninistrativ�--, office shall appear and be hea-�,_,d, (740j) GOVERNMENT OFFICERS S 1271A42. S 1271.042. Susnension Pending Hearing. After furnishing the Administrative 0 fleet with written notice of intended remov- al, the City Council may suspend him from duty, but his compensa- tion sha 11 continue until his removal by resolution of 'the Council passed subsequent to the aforesaid hearing. (740.1) S 1271.043. Discretion of Council. In removing the Admin- istrat r the City Council-shall use its uncontrolled discretion and its action shall be final and shall not depend up- on any particular shl OirK; ., or degree of prodf at the hearing, the purpose of which is to allow the Administrative Officer to pre- sent to said City Council his 'rounds of opposition to his removal prior to . its action. . (740. 1) 9 S 1271.044. !J.,w.Ata,1,'A,0rhon, Removal. Notwithstanding the provisions of thi1_6_r_J_iriaiTc_, j e einbe ore enumerated, the Admin- istrative Officer shall not be removed from office during or with- in a period of ninety (90) days next succeeding any general Municipal election held in the City at which election a member of the City Council is elected; the purpose of this provision is to allow any newly elected member of the City Council or a reorgan- ized City Council to observe the actions and ability of the Administrative Officer in the performance of the powers and duties of his C' frice. After the expiration of said ninety (90) day period . aforementioned the provisions of the preceding section as to the removal of said Administrative Officer shall apply and be effective. (74001) S 1271.045. Comvensation. The Administrative Officer shall receive such compensationas prescribed in Article 159, Section 1591, or as amended, and expense allowances as the City Council shall from time to time determine, and said compensation and ex- penses shall be a proper charge against such funds of the City as the City Council shall designate. Said Administrative Officer shall be reimbursed for all sums necessarily incurred or paid by him in the performance of his duties or incurred when traveling on business pertaining to the City under direction'of the City Council; reimbursement shall only be made, however, when an item- ized claim, setting. fotth the sums expended and for which reim- bursement is re u6s' ted,, has been presented to the City Council for approval. ?740.1) S 1271.1 Routine Administration. To execute on behalf of the Council. its administrative supervision and control of such affairs of the City, as may be placed in his charge, (524.1,.a) S 1.271.2 Meetinas. To attend meeting of the Council, with the duty of repo. ting, on or discussing any matter concerning the affairs of the departments, services, or activities under his sup- ervision upon which in his judgment the Council should be informed unless excused therefrom by the City Council,, except when his re- moval is under consideration by the City Council,, (740. 2) GOVERNMENT OFFICERS S 1.271.21 S 12710 21. _Mail. To recel:ve and 6pen sl 1 ma il addres red to the dot�nci.l and give immediate attention thereto to the end that all administrative business. referred to . in said co uni_cations and not necessarily requiring Couneilmanic action, may be disposed. of , between Council meetings: provided that &11 actions. taken pu'r su it to such commbnications shal1 be reported to the Council at its next .regular meeting thereafter. (52 Q l01) S 1271.a q oordination of D rtments a_ 'To assist the Council in co-ordinating, the- ads in'-strative functions, and operations`.of , the various, depart-ment:s, di isipns and services of . the Ci �7.�goern' ent4 and, on its behalf, to carry out the policies -rules.t. v� les. and regulations ,and ordinahces adopted by its relating to the 'admin- istration of the affairs' of such departments,, divisions or servi.ces.Q;. (524.1:.c) S 1271.31.31. Analvses Recommendations. To analyze the func- tions,, dut-les and a.ctivites of . the various departments , di.'visions . and:. serv3ices of the City govrern�imnt and of all. employees thereof 9 and t® :� �e such recommendations to the Council,. Tvith'.reference thereto as in .his''judg ent will result in the highzst degree of efficiency in the over-all operation of the City gone menta (524o1od) S 1271.4 , Personnel Officer. To sezve as. personnel officer of the City govern-wont; follow through and endeavor to ad- just all just conpla.ints filed against ;:any employee, department division or service 'thereof. (524 .1) S 1271. 'Dire tor ® �Civilian D f� s�o To act as local Director of Civilian Defense. 74041) S 1.271.5 Bud Estimates. To cause to be prepared and sub- mitted to him by each departn.en.t, division or service of the City gone cent, i.tenized annual L:stinates of ex0enditures required by any of them for capital outlay, 'sa.ldries, cages andmiscell- aneous operating costs to tabulate the Name into a preliminary consolidated mitnicipal budget and submit: the same to the Council`:., . before t'-ie 15th day of June of each year 'ith his recoir endation.s as to such changes which he deem�,-, advisable. (524e1oe) S 1271.51 Administration ref E To be responsible for the asdm. in`i.s tr atioF,—of tli.e budget afer-er its final adopt ion; and to keep the Council informed with respect thereto. (5241,1 o f) S 1211 ey-v s i on,over Exreradi..tur e_s o As agent fbr the Council., to Supervise the expenditures of all departiients, divisionss or services of the City Government. (524,1 Ag, 704,1) GQYERNMENT OFFICERS S 1275,, matters upon x4hich he wishes to address the members .thereof; and he shall inform said members as to the status of any matter being considered by the City Council, and he shall cooperate to the fullest extent .with the members of all COMMissi®ns, boards, or committees appointed by the City Council. - (740j) S 1276, Council Manager Relations The City Council and its members shall deal with the Administrative services of the City only through the Administrative Officer., except for the purpose of inquiry, and neither the City Council nor any members thereof shall give any orders to any stabordinates of the Administrative Officer. The Administrative OfflPer shall take his orders and in- structions from the City Council as a Body, and no individual Councilman shall give any orders or instructions to the Admin- istrative Officer. (740. 1 u GOVERMENT D PARTICNTS Q "S CHAPTER 13 DEPARTMENTS Article 131. Police ]Department 132,, Fire Department .. 133, S.rreet Department 134. Building Department 135,, Purchasing Department 136 Planning Department 137, .finance Department 13So Public Works Department 139`. Lifeguard Department ARTTCLE 131 POI U DEPARTS'M S 311 Department Est blished0 �' onne A Police Department 'Isere y seta I e i s ityQ S l3 .2 Pr motions Whose elisible to advancement to the 'next high- er c assi cat on s all be promoted only upon reco iendation of th - Chief of Police and thereafter shall receive the salary provided for said classification. (2160 41603) S, TM Dailv Re seta bv Officers" All subordinate police officers s- a effort to t .e P�nie ® ® ce each. day,, as to events occurrixig while such officers are on duty And all other info ation pertain l to veneral police regulations in the City which comet® their notic S 1314 Action won Pere icti6ns 'The Chief of Police shall repo-T t e b Counc or to t _P Yoe o n writing without delay any derelict- ion of duty or misbehavior of any police officer,, and s'�nall attend I n any and. all investigations that may be held by the -Council touch; g t conduct of any police officer. (2I6.5) S 131 Disci line All police officers shall a all time be subject -to--the 0, rs o . the Police Chief,, and shall be subject to call by the Chief of Police at any time during the day or nigfi•tQ (21606) 316 D t to Enforce Law,, It shall be the duty of each. and every, :gem r t e ® ce Department to enforce impartially all' the laws statutes of the Mai.ted State . and of the Stag of California and all. oaf the ordinance of this City,, within the limits of this City, and to perfo such other and further duties as by statute and Ordinance now existing or hereafter enacted,, may be imposed upon the i their caps city as peace officers. (216-M ��13. Auto it to Arrest , _ ct �►a eves member of the police D;67.rtmen�s ere y Z or zed .to make arrests and detain risioners t .11 cans mere a peace officer is so authorized der t o law of tfm; State of Cali,fo iao (2160 ) GOVERNMENT -DEPARTMENTS S 1318,, S 131.8. .False-Revo its. It shall be unlawful for any person to wil- ly make to the Fo-lice Department, or any officer in Said department, any false, misleading or unfounded report for the purpose ofinter- fering with the operation of said department or for the purposo of inducing ok causing to be issued a complaint or indictment against any .person, firm or corporation. (639A) Sa IL12 I P I_ . Reserve _ __ ice Force Established, There is hereby establish- ed in the Police Department, glCe-serve P61fice Force. , The reserve police force shall be a volunteer organization nation composed of qualified menbers Aho shall f*)a subject to all applicable regulations and ord6ra that are Issuod to thim. regular police officers of the department, the m raboa s of the reve.m.m for ca rimy be called to actare duty for the City of MmU gton Beach et. *iz discretiwa of the chief of pouce. (661:1.) i l b -Zv Mambers of said raserve polices form shall be betwmeu the ages of 21 burs and 54 years; residents of the City of saA.P.`:itAngton }leach; shill be of good character and shall have no phy6i*cal disabil `:I es, (661 :2) . 2. Twin..n . Before being appointed as a ,e-liar of the r e?ar ee police force, the recruit shall satisfactorily pass such trains mgaIr-w',Pxrt q as may be prescribed by the council. by -resolution. or by directive of t ae Chief of Police, The recruit t shall at all timeeo du?in-1 said probationary -eri,-)d when called to duty be under the dimot control and supervision of a police officer. (661.:3) � u EgIteM. The Chief of Police shall notify the City Clerk gpon the acceptance of an application of a recmit for training im the reserve poly..,:�e force and at all timas shall, keep a roster of a2z recru-its in activetra�_nia� and under instruction.- (661.::1) pia VIo recruit shall be entitled to any pay for wrvice du-ring the probationary period and no reserve offtcs shall receive any pay for serving the required rttnin= of four hours per duty w,eok. roserve offiwen shga.1y�1�.ttube entitled �.o pa vehen called to active duty avw-y a a .-r �,a•�sa x •�.�.ai.b++`�di� Lours psis d'4 t,-,-r ye-eh car when he xy.p lfi�ei`'yaC'-+ the ."�e.�V�l.�ca'." of 1�'''- yil'a'' '£yob er-z- ogficem, The pay of the reserver pollca officer s" 1.' be on an hourly vage<a equal to that of the bagi.nning patro2xxian in the x egtxlar polio (661:1) 53 Ru c s apart&e l :%og p, The City Council shall provide by reool, ,ion such further rates a.r e& regulations gaver-nin; the niserve ye i.cs force as it may deem, necessar-y and all recruits and xresorvv po'licia personnel shall be sub- ject thereto and to r ch other and furl-,her a:;va-es regulations ,and oxt-lers as may be prescribed by the CIAGS of fo1._i.ce,, (661: ) a:'()V�C`AI.L�.M vv�''1.'a-a,,.ice,=.,xUrg,.��,..�c....�...,.�.�+s•:�a M�R.LS ......l.L;jW°3 i-.. .18WT.1:tJ JL!Ia�1.3� ARTICU 132 FIRE 13EPAROEM o Revealed nonce 59,1.1 F S 1 22. Reid Ordilmnce 591-3 S I3Uo ;P re Chief 9 a .has ointmen to Te_anvee., The Fire Chief shall he appointed by the Council''an sliall hold office ar its pleasure (42 e.1) Charter Provisions as to ri;fie Chief: See &rt o QI1, Sec�1.a a of Ch�ry��r S 1�2�_a .2o nt ae2t of Officers,Ezi l2y rime 3 re ;i:zef sh l� .��;ra;n t all o•uher officers end employees of the Fire Deport ment;', subject; to uh�a approval of the Council (42701) Spa Prompt;:ion. Whose eligible to add iccmexat to th- o ncx-t higher classification shall be promoted onill upon recoiwendation. of th'9 I.iz e Chief and upon. the, e,p ro-.ral of the City Council sh—a l there tier reM3c iv the salary provided.for said <Usaificat ions (42,..4,. 59:1.2) (charter Provisions as to Commissions, Departme as =6 Freapm z See Article VI11 of Charter. ) ARTICLE, 133 STREET DEPARTMENT s 13 Street jpa �mji�t_ tta,��i;jae4,, 'here is ;terel established as Street Department, in the City of Huntingluoya, Beach, (65 2) 5 1111.1. .rxaaer _ a ,> The City En ivaer shah"I h ;-,T charge of the Street Department,. §,_102. street_S t_ezdeimt,, PtLx tzemt,, The Street Superintendent shall be appointed by the City 13in iaacer,; LuiubJevit to the arG aai. a-0 t-he City �,otanc�.i and he shag it h ve auc 4 �,;owarb, duties and responsibilities ass are oet forth iu the in the ord:kn aaaces of t z Ci•t of Nuutington Beach, and by tua5, I au r of the State off Caaiiforuia,. (692,J, 700,.2) i 3 S�laar Thc, Street Saau °ia tendent a�h�ii receive r�1z salary as shall be p-..Iovided her Ordinance,, (632,..2) 1334_� d �►iaa t u o Subordi paten, The City Engineer sh. I appoint all other ���a:°sce�,�, asai2tants, deputies and empliJ-yes z-s of the Street Depa -z.tentr subject to the aappr°c-va l of the Cltpr Council. (652,.2D 00 , ) BUILDING DE.ITik ,:. S 3 1„ 3aaal�i DeR artwout Eateblished,, �`hi re i. ere�ay, established as Building ep artmento in the City of 1unti-Au ton Beach., (652„4) S 1342 , Building aa,�d SaafeV D rector- ��� i a�°tEeat o The Building and Safety irec'tor shall he head of the Building Department, The Building and Safety Di.re4-,tor.° shall be appointed, by the City Council ayad *hull hold office at its ple.,,%azure-., Ue shall have such p owell�s and duties as are set forth in the Ch x1l ed' and in the Ordinance of the City of Huntington ton Beach;h; , (692, 1) S 1 4",, Saalaar .I Vne Building Inopector shall have a a:&a iiifJo,.ry as the Council shall provide by Ordinance,- (652.4) ARRci aat eaa�4 ki Sixbordi„ xates�, The Rua ldi a shall appoint all oi.A r of:ficera assistants' deputies ani" employees of the Dul-T-diac Department, subject to the of the City Council,_ (6-q;4 r-N A1111VICLE 135 PURCHASING DEPARTMENT 121_L Purchasigg arVment Created,, In orde'r to establlnh efftcieut procedurea for the purchase of supplies,,, aervices and equipment at the low,�ast possible cost commensuratee -vith quality zeedadq to e-41erclse poaltive financial 00ntrGIL over purchasea, to clearly define autherity for tkkd purchasing function and to aosn're the quality of purchaaes, a purchasing systerd is hereby adopted, there is hereby created a t.,eutrallzed Purchcsing Department In which io vested autho ity. or the purchase olt supplies, aervic-ea, and eqmipmeat., 093. 11 all be the ftrchasin Officer,,, The Purchasing Officer oh head, and have ;ffener-al supervisioni of the Purchasing Departmerat, The duties of Flarchasing Mficer may be combined with those 'of cagy- other office-or pcsition , The Purchasing Officer shall have authority to; (a) Furchaze or contract for supplies, servicee and equipmeot requireA by 9*.,',Iy W_ng agency in accordance with purchasing proce-, dures prescribed by this ord.inance, ojueh adminisatrative regulationza as thO I-UrChagirAg Offi.06r Shall UdOpt fOr thG i2terMal -Ma Da, ement and operation of the 131:,chasing Depa.-teent and such other rales and regulations as shall be prescribod by the City Council,, (b) Negotiate and recommend enecution cf contracts for the purchase of' suppliea�, services aud equipment, (c) Act to procure for the City the needed quality I'a supplies, services and equipmeni", at least expense to the City, (d) Diacourage uniform biddirg and endeavor to obtaim as fall and open competition as pcasible on all purchases, (a) Prepare and recoamend to the Cit7 Council rules gover-Ain the purchase og. ziS.p plies, werylvea and equipment or the City, (f) prepare and revo=and to the City Council revision a' and ameadvients to -,the purchasing rulez,,, (g) Keep informed of current dove I opine n to in the field of purchasing, prices, market Condit .ono and new produotm, (h) Prescribe and maintain such foTmm as reasouabty aeceesayy to the oPeration of +,his oydinance and other rulae and reg-'alationz-, Q) Superviov. the inapsetion Of all Sup Pltvs, aad eqnipmsit purchaued to kmarre canformaAcs with 'W'D E RN M MM N 12?. ,j) and equipment botwe.ea depart-Rents es noed'ad and the Gals Q? all supplies and equipment which cannot be used by any agency or which have become unsuitable for City uae ; (k) Maintain a Bidders' List, Vendore Catalog file and r000rds needed for the efficient operation of the Pin—chasing DepartmQnt, (69391) Thy 'Purch .sing Officer, with approval of the City Council, may authorise -In writing any agency to -purchase or conteact for Fspecified arapplieo,, servicea and equipment independently of the Furchaoing, Departmento, but he shalf require -that such Rurchoees or cantracts be made in conformity with the procedures oatabliahed by this ordinartce,,; and shall be maae in confermity with the procedures eatablished by thia ordinance, and *hall Zurther- require petIcdia renoTte f1rom the agency on the purchases and contracts made under such written authorization, (693�I) - Estimates of flequirementa _ All u0sing agencles shall file detailed eat inates of their requirementro. in supplies, services and equipment In such m=.aer, at such tim�, and for such future p-eriods, as the FIVIrchasing officer shall prescribe, and using agencies shall aubmit requests for oupplies, services and equipment to the Purchasing Officer by standard requizition Tsar (693;1) L_IY54, Aj§din&, Parchr asee of as s s pplie , service , equipment and the salo of personal property shall be by bid procedures pursuant to Sections 1357 and 1358,, Bidding oball be dispensed with enly •wheu an emergency requires that an order be placed with the nearest available zource of supply, when the amount involved is less than 6200,,00,1 or when the oamiadity can be obtained from. only cue vender, T99-T 17 Purchase 0 ESSE ders, Purchases of wapplie s s, service and R- equipment ohall be made only by purchase order., (69301) § 106., Encumbrance of Funds. Except in cases of emergency,, thi Purchasing Officer 2hall not issrue any purchase order for supplies, services or equipment unless there oxiots an unenctwmbered appropria- tion in the farad account against which said pizxehase is to se charged,, (693-,1) 12�5_7e, Formal Contr&pt Procedure,. Except as athavantse provided herein, purchases and contracts for supplies, sarvioe3 9 equipment and the sale of peroonal property of eatin.A.ated value greater than 42,A40,M 00 bhall be by written coEitract with the le-aet3t or 1-Ughost reaponsible bidder, an the case may be, pursuant to pr'oce:dagz Y:re- scribed herekn, (693,,1) Notice Netioc,!,� -jinrlting bide ohall includP L descri pt-ion of the articlea to ba purchazad ar' sold,, 0-h; I state wits bid lblanwku and ripe.e il"I oats on,,2� may ba rteourad, And the time and place for openiag bids PAK (a) Publiphed Notice— Notice kaviti'�g bids shall be published at least tan .aye berore the date of opens e, of the bids., Notice shall be published at least once in a news- paper of eneraal circulation, printed and p bl.i hed in the City., eta) Bidders List, The Purchasing 09ficer shall. also : olialt sealed bids from all responsible prospective suppliers whose naaas are on the Bidders" List or who have requested their mamas to be added thereto_ (c) Bulletin oaard., ?be Purcbasing Officer 5h. ll alto advertisia pending purchases or asaalep by a Notice peated on as p bl.ile bullet-in board in the City Hall.: (693.-1) S l 2; Di rider"a Security, When deemed necessary by the Purchasing Officer,)bidder's Airvo rity raw s be resin vibe in. the public notices inviting bids, Bidders +shall, be entitled to roUlu of bid mecurity9 provided that succeaeful bidder ohal.l fargei his bid epourity upon refragal or failure to exec tia tho contract within ten (1.0) days after the notice of award 09 contract hag been mailed, unless the City io responsible for the delay: The C-it Council way, ®n refusal or failure of the successful bidder to execute the contract, award it to the nett lowest responsible bidd y, If the City Council awards the contract to the next lowest bi.. , .�°, than amount €aid the lowest bidder�o aecurkty shallbe applied by than Cite to the difference between the law laid and the second lowest bid, and the s r Ins if any, shall. be returned. to the lowest bidder:; (693�i § l ?,J= mid 0 enin )trocedure,, Sealed bids ahall be submitted to the Purchasing Officer and shall be identified as raids on the envelope,. Bids shall be opened in pLftolie at the time and place staa•ted in the public notices, A tabulation of all bide received shall be open for public inspection during regular b-asi.ness hour for a period of not Less than thirty (30) calendar days after the bid opening, (693<l.) Re ecti.on o ids, In its discretion, the City Council may reject any and all bids presented, and re«a€verti, a for bid. (693zl) l3 -a Award of Contracts.. Contracts Ghaall be award,2d by the City Council to the lowest r°es}cnai.ble bidder except as otherwise. provided herein, (693�1.) c,, Bids� if two or more bids received, are for tho tad ;. total. &wo1jnt or .i.t price„ quality and service being equal and if the public interest will not permit the delay of re-adeertizin for bide; the City Council, may accept the o e it chooses or accV;pt the lowest bid wale by negotiation with the tie bidder* at the time of the bid opening,, (693-- 1.) GOVE. NUFA Dr AfflAUNTS S 13 l3U,�Z, , forformance Bonds., The City Council shall have authority, to require a performance bond before entering a contract in sack amauut as it shall find reasonably necessary to protect the best interest of the Gityt. If the City Council requires a performance boadq the form and arount of the bond-shall be described in the notice inviting bids, (693z1) § 1358� open Market Procedure,, Purchases of supplies, equipment contTactual cervices, and sales of personal property of an estimated value in the amount of $2..,.000,00 or less way be made by the Purchae- inn Officer in the open market without observing the procedure prescribed by Section 13579 subject to approval by the City Council,, (693,-1) § .jJ58.j,, Minimum Number of Bids,, Open market purchases shall., wherever possible, be based on at least three bids,, and shall be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder; (693-.1) A_DJE�b2� Notice InvilipA Bids,, The Purchasing, Officer shall solicit bids by written requests to prospective vendors, by telephone, and by public notice posted on ,a peablic bulletin board in the City Hall,-,, (69321) Written Bids,, Sealed written bids chall he submitted to the Purchasing Officer who shall keep a record of all open market orders and bids for a period of one year after the submission' of bids or the placing of orders,- This record, while so keptq shall be open to public inspection,, (693gl) The purchasing Officer shall inspect supplies and equipment delivered, and contractual services performed, to determine their conformance with the specifications set forth in the order or contract,, The Purchaa-Ing Officer shall have authority to require chemical and phys-11cal tests of aabiplas submitted with bids and samples of deliveriez which are ne". saary to determine their quality and conformance with specification a., (693-.,1) ad EqELmaqjPr, All uaAng agencies shall submit to the Purchasing Officer, at such timce, and JJ-n- such form as he shall prescribe, reports shoving all supplies and equip- ment which are no longer used or which have becornerabsolete or worm out, The Purchasing Officer shall have authority to sell all oupplies and equipment which cannot be uoed by wray agency or which have become unsuitable for city use, or to exchange -the same, for, or trade in the same on, new supplies and equipment, Such sales shall be made pursuant to Section 1357 or 13,98� whichever is applicable, (69301) ctsr.+x:tacx�sraumeacucxask.aae�srret rs3anet.«'h.m'.^.smEus�::sssssrme-tsenr�+`rx9}au,e:ur�c�a:sma<era�wy.'a+'aar:�.ava+±+ew�nms^���tmaear.�au+:ma+'�ass¢rsnca ' ,e:,srtacvnasixsu�.tava�v.�-zuexznaw�caw^;.ume�imssYss-a::�a.rcmmecmz:.ssuvww*,t�'�>'sum::.e:yrs::cu.usa:xsnrasrs�'ae-.:sa-'�a�mcewcmar.�:m*.arsrs^s:.s._.,�.+t-mrmuu�z PMEN�9� �E PAR'�-� Wlxf`m.+�" i1ba:S1➢L2uii1'Jx'-G7LG16'F"H*r w'bLCf. eYA In or6er to secure the ewe 1t , f ;�M the 67rderly grotmh and de�.relop- meet of land �-Atbin the Ci tyv there is hereby established a Plaiming Depart gat in he City of Hu-ntington Bea en a (882.2) S 62 an n Dlrect)r Apt 1 t�.,L The Planning Director . L e ne Tin �� ja i ep�alti-nent. e PIA ire shall be appointed by the City Council and shall hold office at its pleasure. (88202) e scb ps� esucdu19—;ies� as set e�rrdiace � rteiy Huntington Beach, e Plan—wing Director sT-W.1 attend all W_-etJ_ngq of ebe Planning ng Co is s-ion -w.less excused by the Chairman and shall l assi.s'.�: in the Plat ai.xng rai.ssion's deliberations,. The Plarinira� Directorshall serve- an Secretary to 1he Planning Commission. ( 7'2.2) A64 Sa�l4 - The Planning Direc o-r shall receive such salary as ' ordixiance.o The Planning Di recto shall also receive such othee compensation as Secretary to the P.an— ni Commission as the City Co ciA shall provide, by Ordinance,, (82"2) Agintment of The Plan-n-Ing Director shall �pl7o'o L o��eg" ce �s9 s s s. deputies and employees of the Plw Department, subject to the approval of the City Council,: ARTICLE' 137 3 3 1 �i _ ce ? � a e s 3: °z ,bli.shed iY There e s her ess s�� � j � �: .� a�tedi �� aeisl affairs o € e City of Hmatizigton Beach, a Finance Depar ent G (966) S 1372. Ao oi. � eat , r e� Department .of Finance shall be under the em Sion a rector of .Finance Vho shall aneet Abe qualifica- . bons provided by resolution ' for this position wd � o shall be appci.nted by the City Council. (968) S 1373. Director of Finance Po we .s and Duties,, Subject to tea c 7�?METOV 0=1'1e � tM' ;6r�1'T fiance shall have powers and duties a f of lows o i (a' Have charge of the administration of the financial affairs of this City. i i i (b) Direct the persoratel of the Finw.ce Department. (c) maintain a general, accounting system for the City Government and each of its officers,, departments aid agencies. (d) Sunervise and be respbnsible for the receipt of all wni�s due Ae City and the proper--account g thereof- see that all tax assessments, license fees. speci.a l assessment district pa�baents, payments for utility services and all other"' revenues r coio.ection of which the City s responsible as well as all monies reeeivablC- from County,, State or Federal Gdvernment9 or from any court, office, department or agency of this City. (e) To be -bht. City Auditor. (f) Supervise and be responsible for the 61sbursement of all monies and have control: of. all expenditures in order to insure that budget appropriations are not exceeded; audit stl purchase orders for t o availability of funds before issuance-, audit aid m rove 'before payment all .bills, invoices,, payrolls, demands or Aarges against the City and a 'r en necessary consult the City Attorney to determine the legality of such claims, dew mends and charges, Mlaperviae the Utility Billing and Utility Meter Read ing ps of the matter Department. (h) Submit to the City Council a m uthly statement of all receipts and disbursements in detail sufficient to show the exact financial condition of the City; and at the end of each fiscal year submit a complete financial statement and rep-ort. (i) Supervise -the keeping of current inventories of all propertyof all departments,, off ices 'anal agencies of the City. (j) Perform such other duties as many be required of him by the City Council. (968) 4176�re F ce D �rt�cent A g4__&m % of Subordi apt&U ctor 0 ance s a appo at as o er perso el of the Finance Departments with the approval of the City Council.. (958) iS 75 , direct r of Finance S aThe salary of the Director �. o a nce s l e as set ort n rticle 159 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code, or as said salary may be amended from time to time. (968) I i s I ��6"1{trA'.YN^�GYffit'�a'.,9CA'iffi?AIA�t(b'i?�IKKN.pffi:C.C.uP11Y�'Nt4:iiSiSf�L?9i+�w'ALKik�7lT".fi"X+6vc<WS^' .�:RIVA1�+'4eQ3:II .G6O'la'�iAO®i US 4 S Director cafes ..rice,. n� ualific t.ion Gra du. at n rom a �?) €ge ckr t3n Ors-,$� s;je € tI 3n in a ., countingg egad six years of Increasingly resporsi.ble financial experiences; eluding at least four yews in a public agency, Knowledge of m d.ern principles, and practices of municipal fin. ante adm:Inistration9 knowled of overnmenta�l a ccot Ling prin- ciples acid practices,, ineltYdUg pu li.c utility accounting; t-nowledge of bud et planning acid administration- luiourledBe of investments; abi. ity to select, supe riseq train and or anlze ehe personnel. of a diversified finance department,, aril ty to gain the co-operation of other d artment .heads, subordinates end the public. (968) j S I377 rector of Finance., Bond Before assuntUi8 the duties of c .t e rector T �� e shall exeeuxte and deliver to the City Clerk a bonds approved the f it T Attorney, and conditioned for the faithful performance of � e duties of said office in the amount of no less than $100,0 0 .00. The City shall bear the cost of said bond. (968) { i I I AR.T TCLE 138 I PUBLIC WORKS DEPART WENT S 1381 Publi Works D grtm,e��� �:��ablishea- There is lhereb'y 'aiez Wei° q eparenta S 13 , Director o ��b13�. t��rk A �cir��ent . Powers and lout es o Pj_ ter* s eta en � e under the y vision of Di�ceC 0 �f Pudic War so � City Engineer shall be the Director rsf E�li� ��rk and sha�.1 be a��Z€��nte2 Linder the provisions of the Chap -e�° �f the City of Muntinaton Beach and shall have such powers and duties as provided by the Charter of the City of Huntington Beach® S 138 Director of Public Works SaI r, a The salary of j the D rector f#1 r t�c� �s s e as set or l by ordinance j of the City of Huntington beach. I' I I Gmnur.�m,,.,.,..._..._�-arm-.,�mz�� o..a..m .z:�,r+,.-��,. =�sr�v.-xr;r�ra�x�•��-.�cu�mr..a�m- s�a,,;�,rras�:.,eve«o s•s.uc=R�..w.�� 'AU sc L_132 (Ordinance 997) S i39i Lille ugrd � an nee s ht There is hereby, meat a � I� eg r . Departmeni In e Uy psi d tingzon Beach,, S 392 MU e card Chief tMgIaMg �to T` , Life �.and Chi_ S l�.the ea oe eguar epartmentg apprr.. t d. , City Council, and shall hold office at its pieasure� S 1393 1100intment of The Offers and EM tO ,es o V�C� n�, aM-`5`iTe=ro of -the Lifeguard Depart nt. subject to the approval 6f the Comicil, 94 , Eva i itio a Ho persons shat . serve as a lifeguard tAio has not y passed qualification examination prepared and administered by the Lifeguard Department. S 095 tlonp,� Those etiglbte for advancement ` c the d � capon shall be promoted only upon recomvndatian , of 4 the Lifeg uard C ief and upon the approval`, of the City Comeil, w<n:..u.+n„x.-as:.�,_,.,c.::a:z..::�.x-�•.:a.,..,.�,.s..axr..n.:sysx��;.-,.-.a..:._,,;....ems,cm:,:..:�.a.,«�,«::a..;a.as�sxw.-..�a,..x-.;..,.,rm..«..._i..:..�.F,:�,.�-,.,ai,:u.-�_.,.�-�.�n-.u.,.... ...,«.�.,�,�v�.m.,.,�.ati.,�.,u...yn,:..��.rc��,.xa..xz.Y.�,�•.,,..�.�:.z....�.,.,nx«.,�.._�.,,,,._>.....�„t-�,�����._-,..,.f��•«-.:,,•.�.>,.�..w.�-.:,,.a,x+v��.,..a...,..�>�.,.:�.,��r.,...,,r..ma Salaries 140 Sick Leave 143,-, Mitoes,`e 144. Sohedule of Officers Salaries 145, Hours 146. Bonds Article 140 Genova]. 140.$.,~ aub3rd .Tya�� ._ €�:�.3`+.-:.)....a�Ji�i°;,.s.`t�ntn The various c .t :,l�lP1 t'c`b�"� ®�' w �:3r`� city +�.aa�.�e Y'l._:..�6 6— u�uti"fit'q w�.sa3i i.:, tantag clanks, atenogTaphers, attaches ana other employees §14 & P wy DaS of .�r >em• All deputies, clerks, � �� a; t� o , bx employed fr ± to M fi _i� �I � a attaches aiC� time . n the various yi 4s iryfioey and departments in the City iC exercise sush powers s,,tclk duties as may be prescribed and requitedby '�1'ct•.'",m�..$' (4502) 0103s_ Comzenea Wm.on. The compW::.€`i.aEat.5.on of ;«ff.?iv'9ro' q QerkE;, attaches and oth,,r persons to be employed from time to time., ice.' th(, sons as may be employed by the Qouncilp is fixodq prescribed aad regulated egld ee as hee einaf t£ m in thin D"vii$ h set forth and provided; aul s?aR %ompe .,,, oation shall be full compensation for the services required of them by law or by virtue of tnei.,c >1404 Appointments. R..�5`�.€"?valp. Ee•E',:ry City off i t.eT q immediately, upon�entering rujan .wtio term of office, y and from time to time thereafter stanever a vaoancy shall N i 3 r , shall ap p o A b t all :A d e s 9 L ✓h f 4 i . 3 t a d 4 , cleLrysq attaches and other pnys54e employed or ci�Eyw4g n hie office or undersach officer, and mt}%,p:�j •r'��u�»}y®t��:„„v -gr y a'>�..yc ��?4.-���.'"�J4:>k� �;(� ap��C^yy�r.n��ea�€� �:ss'' ..YTS,' at any l.G..5R.�.e 'a:'6F b j f:':'6.a~+¢.9 to the approval��++ $.V.5,.' t�gJ.h YY. +�'� y yq j� s:;.xB,`ept �G°r.ss otherwise �•�.'�.'o����.��'7a ,L.aP the City��.y �J$�.t�y."�er, �,C,.fa9 �` ) o m �p�.bF�`;�1, �.,.%$. �,r'$•/:".5:�:�,+;;b�`sya��q�:�.,.�:aiA�«{oa�*^.� �iA;g€.�.�C6 „�S c..s�}�iyn.e.., .��..t,.c:�:4t�_ �?r::9� f�r$; .�..�,.� fl,: CJ�'� Jh.e L�ov_n.:l.del from r.*d.mF^..ir 11-o ,.fiad:,'.`+:� (kY3 �� R f y1406J ..sde•+'Nyt..G.epU Writing, :FjiaJ.ng, G'•PA1.,e appl.Ji.:"L,tm�.\nt the office of the City N.sCaiM, GOVERY.PMENT SALARIES S CTI"ON 0i` §1407. Physical Examinations: All prospective full time emp7-o—yees o e L* y of Huntington Beach and such other part time employees as the Council may, from time to time, direct shall, after passing the necessary qualifications as to job requirements,, and before Ze:ing employed, submit to the City of Huntington Beach, on forms furnished by the City, a written report of a physical examination under- gone by the prospective employees within six (6) months prior thereto, signed by a person licensed and qualified to practice medicine in the State of California. In the event that such prospective employee, to comply withthis section of the Haautington Beach Ordinance Code, shall tape such physical examination by a Doctor, or Doctors, designated by the City, the expense of said ex- amination shall be paid by the City. Fo person shall be employed who does not have the minimum physical qualifications to safely perform the type of work for which application has been made. (67701) ARTICLE 141 COMPENSATION § 141.1, Repealed by Ordinance 8970-fl 97: § 1412. Repealed by Ordinance G QV E LW Y_NI T SAITARUS Pepealed by Ordinance ",,597:1) Rapealed by Ordinance (597-I I Repealed by Ordinance `507;1) 11416,, Rep6uled by Ordinmioe (597fl) ARTICIE 142 SIqX LEAVE �Lq=—Legant§, Each officer or einployee shall acerue the right to paid si,,* leave at 1"he rate of one day- earned for each ? 1�, *3 4 644:2) month -worked. 5�. for Absence,, After six months of serric*�, amy officer or er.—uloyee antitled to be paid' for- tim absent due to sickno&s or other -Incapac-211ation J'Cor work 1'.o the Lanount of" I.,434!5a- 562'.1, sick leave accrued, 64422) Eln-Z�is�•hk�t�Hqum, IT' =-wu It ing credJ 4-S. anel.-dedueti tins for leave and similar, puiwces each 24 haur shift for a xromber of the Fire DepartMent shall canant. as twa work days for those working eig'M, hour day.5., (4340a, 562j. 644,.,2) j oc for ls' Certifloate, The computation herein provided -to be Paid durinc al,,sence on account of aickness or other incapacitadim shall not br-_ paid after the third day -unless the officer or empIo:jE,*.b shall file with the Administrative Office- a certifica-te from. a physiaiu&a :-tt-ri'jlg forth the fact of sickness or, injury. 562-1 644 L.1. 2< Ab,4encz C 2nsatei� r I?X Ind-getrial 'When q ar, employea qbsent because of sllcknes,, or --Injuxy J's to 'tie oompehnsat-ld by the Stata ItIorlanen's Campensavton Fund because of the naturp of thG1 sickres,,,4 or injury the Cline to h,,- charged against the employee l's ac�urnu,ilated sick leave shall be an'-7 that nececisary to raisei�t lj , t.4.,Ial coyipensation from both saur-ces up to his n_q.i:.,qqj salarv. e.4.14.�,,i. 562,,-Ic; 614L Z) jjt�,'L "Itrm.n j4y �gave.. The C ouncil may grant a leave of abserce,L _ wAthout pay for a period xxot to exceed onia year, -tor any regu r la amplayee of -the City -vihose absence shall be d-uo to preg provided that; prior to the 'Ume the lease is to take effect, tlhpit f-smal Le amploy e e zsha'll roquest the jeavo in writing- and give notif;t, to he de- _partrvr�nt. head and the Cauncil of her interticyn o res p- FAor dutlkes at the end of said lea-vo, s ve:, hovavc hat E�Rld 16-avp is to Lake effect sa-id female eirplovemor in 41 rvqp,-"qst said leave and givv;.� to the =td tlp 'Ioun Al of ber ln'tent.ic to ros-t=o tie,, dvw,es at tr,& GOVERNI'AnN T 61.AIU P.I E S 3 1431 ARTICLE 143 OFFICEI'L9 11131 gLty ClarIL- The City Clerk @hall 1have cuslodii,.-J, supervision of the Zu-n-icipal Auditoria the City Hall- aa'". Municipal Pavilion, and shall b,,,-. ex-officio officio auditor,, (434:6) Assesser- The City Clerk shall be ex-off xio and he is hereby allowed one deputy aoueazuro Repealed, toy Ordinance,; (597-1) _1432r Repealed by Ordinance,, 597 _14" , Attorn The city Attorney aha*1.1 perfor�; nnct,. d-atAez as are required by t)'%e City Charter, (434;"-W S au 1 3,1 . Allowapce�,-. In addition. to his salary the City "'tterney -- — --- shall receive an additional sum per mouth for stenagraph-tc. clerical assistance cls, may be allowed by the Council ll, and wo":"h additional fees or cow.pensation as are provided for in th ;'-)!ty Charter., (434-,10,, 597g3) 1434� CollectjEl Tenure- The Collec"`(,K cra�,%!J- be appointed by the Council and shall—hoff-offiee at Uhea:- (43CI3, 470-2) .§ 11�34, 1, ointmu-rrat _If Deputics� The Collectoret� ay aj: r�pdi.-itfi City Treasurer and --uay apToGT City Clerk and any or ,-11 his deputies or any Jleput7 assessor as deputy -'allecter, --;be consent of the C-i-ty subject, ho--.-zever, ta---t"he appr,,) the Council, 034,`13, 4'70�-2) S 1434v2, Salarips, The Collector and hie deputies ro,.-eiva such salary and as is Provided iz th- OYA,--.13, Duties, The City T such duties a a s re Eet er'h in the Charter antl by the of the City of Hunt-'Algton Arieach, (652,5, 664, 1, 70C ,2" The Aoejislvan-�, C i shall act in the ache-,-ice or inabilit g V of t.4o ne, ,C 1 ty E gj ,e attend the Council ms_�tirotgo when requested ray L;2e (-Ut-'T Col'r,�c and shall assist the -"jty Engancay in tbe in the Engineering as set forth 14.0 "he clan--,ter pu';A Ordinances of the of H-Untington Beach, V52,0 Fire Drepartment. The Fire Chief shall be ex—offiAD Fix, MaNhal with police 3?mar. The Fire Chief mpy appoint, TC2y and with tbo f.'.CaI3.sent of tho Council, call Armen Wo shall be subject to €;a�.�. A the Fire Chief Said Call-F:t,rymen shall 9'ai.'cei.vcl ti f . 1 2t !Mal- ` place of the .emergency or fire each Call-Fi.r.eman Shall receive five Uar10 S ©00) per paiio provided that the time aetuall e 01:1 i^a',Uch- call does not ex.cee4 three hours. (434. 143(S 3 Encase Time In the event such services are riquired on three hours, each Haan sham; rectivi $a,Mper hoer for .such excessive- time, (434a15oA) S 7nl iw 143i e � �eidet Fir Station For Services perfc�,r d at-,0ce1v* FV e Dollars ($5 ,0) Ptr call,, provided jai h tipactUatly enr9loyed ort such call doe-s not e cced three hours. (597 0 6) �6 5 Excess Time_� In the event auth a rVic'es are red Are on ny e excess of three hours-,, ,each man shall receive One, Clolls in0 ) per hour for such ixcesaive time. (4344i5.0Bd 1436 6 ensation fov Fire D .ii1 - F6r services during. ariv fir each cill receNOIXOO Doliirw > 340 �egi 5 7a7) 1436) 7. Schedule 'of DriYlj� Such drills -shall 6e held at such tirne l � .ce Z up:or. her the Fire Chi.ef1, Mjhi�eV to �ht ,gip rov.. al 0�_O the cotgzrwi t, :.r 4-36 L i it Thel°e_ shall t be in exc6as of �h��� d�:i� �� per rrxg�°"uf ' a!'7 tl r✓f> d s 1. �t &c g� gyp, �}'�p�,q '�,qq. 9 ccta^µricrbsir�'.cv:rss-0.si� . 3 ub ie Relations Di.' There i- hereby created the offs,1,C=is salary- shall be $100.00 ��. , SALARIES Sf5'' der oa�t'h and he shall serve at the pleasure of the City CounciL 1' (597,,29 644„2) S .�9, Number o mr love A�'Procedure for � ;3g Nothing i..n. this Chapter st�iaTif—be of employees, assistants, or deputies in. the various departments and any such :increase shall be made in accordance with th the provi.si.ons of the Cha%-der and this Divi.si.an. (434,, 18) S 1439.1 Bqaealedby Ordinance, (597,J) ARTICLE: L 44 SCHEDULE OF OE'PICE.RQS SALARIES S 1441. Officers Basic Salami Schedule Council to Set SaIax°:I�.��u_Th_e o�ci. Does hereby et.t the sr ll—iy� of _ The various elected officials. of. the City as set . forth in the following scheduled , . ( as, l) (88 �)1.) A B C D E .11442� Ci t� C1er $550o as (753.1) I443. treasurer � $55Ms (753J) . .,444. CLt Aid $425.00 Month flat` rate (605�2y. . 7.34 :6) l4a}4 Repealed by Ordinance (605.2) L3 L4 1445,, - Qtv Attorney (883.1) $950,100 - S -L46, (605.2). �1447 Chief of Poyi.q}igc_e (88300 $1014.00 S 1448, Rates Monthly., The rates of salary of compensation above s. forte are moo, y fates for the respective officers, unless other •o'ise expressly set forth,, (434,A9, 498,-, 1, 527n 1) '-"As tc Classification, Compensation- of Employees,, See Chap, 15) S 1449n Salaries' or compOnsation as set forth in this Article 6iay . _,, . � ng 3 y Resolution of the Council,,* (883.2) . ARTICLE '145 Hours 5, 1051.E Eort'. ,Hour w emergen es� Ali. ,emp�,"oyees who are paid aa. a. sV°x-�E as exce a t�.4 ;e eri�� gees and uniformed e a r �a A r � w .z k the :a.:cY 7ep.� ~rsent. are � e is e to be. on dum fortes h x ear„� wL ���xcept in cases of emergency that eY be defined -by the' Council,ounc:il, The wLs:c�,-in,�_ sc edule for Fire pepay-Cment personnel who are :required to �t=seek ttl �. �4 -hourbi ft } ps,ha.l.l, be a three platoon system with sin annual average GOVERNMENT SALARIES : 1.452 5 4 ,;_ 0rert ,e4 or �itic�aer J'ar��tlme� nothing in this �:hapter shall be construed as prohibiting the payment to City employees for overtime on an hourly basis or employing City: officials and employees for short-time or part-time positions or classifications except as expressly set forth,-.in the City Charter,, (43419a> 512� 1) S 1453. S turd c sin Exceo Every Saturday is hereby Tar d tc� a ol.:day wit respect to the transaction of public business within this City, except that the Police Department and Fire Department shall remain open for the continuance of essential public services. (434,119b, 5201) S 1454,, H a s ,, _ January 1st,". February 12th, known as O'Lincol.n sy ebruary nd, May 30th, July 4th, First Monday in September, September 9th, known as "'Admission Day" , November llth, know: gas $°Veterans Day". December 25th, Good Friday from, 12,:00 noon until 3 00 P;M., and every day appointed by the President or Governor for a public fast, Thanksgiving or Holiday, are hereby declared to be legal holidays, The Police Department, Fire Department and Lifeguard Department shall remain open for the continuance of essential public services; (8I3, 1) S,14S4..I. Holida sa SafetyMembers Pay In additfon to regular compensation a ty sha receive-an additional 83/100ths of a dayes pay each month in lieu of holidays.. (813G1) S 1454.2� H61id Fallin2 on Sunday. If January 1st, February 127hruary 2nd, 19y U1y ath, September 9th, November llth or December 25th falls upon a. Sundays, the Monday following is a holiday. (813.2) ARTICLE 146 BONDS S 1461, Bonds Reaui Amounts., The several officers hereinafter namemush a ore enter g uppon the discharges of theduties of their respective offices, eaeh execute a bond in favor of the City of Huntington Beach with an approved surety company licensed to do business in the State of California, conditioned for the faithful performance of all duties required of them by law in the following penal sums- S 146, 2 Ci.t Cl k, The City Clerk and e*officio Assessor and Ats .'_tor in th ena sum of three ' h®u sed Dollars ( 3,®C1�CMG)<> (434�02D. 1, 444v 1, 93D:, 1" 'S.. 1462., 1 uutty Cit Clerks,.,- Chief deputy and deputy City Clerks in tte enal sum of one t ourand dollars ($1 ,Dbf�.00) each, (434 , Mi 4 4<; 1) GOVERNMENT SALARIES S . 1463 Treasurer, The City Treasurer in the .penal sum of Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000.00). S , 1463j Assistant Treasurer, The Assistant City Treasurer in the penal sum of Twenty Five Thousand Dollars (25,000,00) . (1071) S, Y464 Attorney, The Cit Attorney in the penal sum of one thousand - dollars ($1,000..'00�. (434. 20.6, 444,1) 1) So 1465 ' Repealed by Ordinance , (597. 1) . , S . 1466.- Police Chief. The Chief of Police and ex'-officio Collector. in the penal sum of five. thousand dollars ($5,000.00). (434. 20.39 444. 1) So 146601 Dej2utj Collectors . The Chief Deputy Collector andeach deput collector in the penal sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00� each. (434.20. 7. 444. 1) �. nme_ 1467 , Engineer The Cit E er in the penal sum of one thousand dollars ($1,,000.00 434.210. 8 444. 1) S.& 146701 Engineer's Clerk. The Engineer's Clerk in thel5enal sum of one thousand dollars ($19000.00) . . (434b20.91b 444. S. 14,67.2 Street SIMerintendent, The Street !Superintendent in. the penal sum of one thousand dollars ($11,000.00) . (652.6) -S . 1467. 3 Building Inspector. The Building Inspector 'in the penal sum of one thousand dollars ' ($1,000,.00). (652.6) S . 1468 Repealed - Ord. 597. 1 S. 1469 , Repealed o Ord. , 930.2 S. 1469. 1 Repealed Ord. 930.2 S . 1469.2 PurchasinZ Agent. The Purchasing Agent in the penal sum of one thousand dollars , ($1,000.00). (704.2) (Charter Provisions as to Bonds of Officers-, See Article VII, Section 14, of Charter. ) GOVERNMENT CLASSIFICATION, COMPENSATION CHAPTER 15 Chapter 15 CLASSIFICATION, COMPENSATION ORDINANCE ARTICLE 150. GENERAL 151. INITIAL CLASSIFICATION OF POSITIONS 152. MAINTENANCE OF CLASSIFICATION PLAN 153. ALLOCATION OF POSITIONS 154. COMPENSATION PLAN 155. ADMINISTRATION OF PLAN 156. CHANGE, IN CLASSIFICATION 157. APPOINTMENTS 158. SCHEDULE "A": BASIC SALARY RANGES 159. SCHEDULE "B": CLASS TITLES ARTICLE 150 GENERAL § 1500. Definitions. In this Chapter, and in any other ordinance classifying and fixing the salaries and compensation or authorizing the employment of personnel,in any department or office of this City: § 1500.1. "Allocation' means the official determination of the class in which a position shall be deemed to exist and the assignment of an individual position to an appropriate class. [535:2:i] § 1500.2. "City service" or "service of the City" means all positions in all departments, bureaus and offices as herein defined, that are subject to control and regulation by the Council. [535:2:b] § 1500.21. "Class" or "class of positions" means a definitely recog- nized kind of employment in the City service designed to embrace all positions having duties and responsibilities sufficiently similar so that the same descriptive title, the same requirements as to education, experience, knowledge, and ability may be-demanded of incumbents and so that the same schedule of compensation may be made to apply with equity. [535:2:e] § 1500.22 "Classification plan' means an orderly arrangement of positions under separate and distinct classes so that each class will contain all those.positions which are sufficiently similar in respect to duties and responsibilities to meet the requirements as established under the definition of "class", such classification plan being established and maintained by the Council, or according to their direction and approval. [535:2:j] § 1500.23 "Classified service" means all positions in the City service except those specifically placed in the exempt service. [535:2:d] § 1500.24 "Compensation plan" means a schedule of salaries or salary ranges established by ordinance for the several classes of positions recognized in the classification plan and the provisions of this Chapter pertaining to administration of such plan. [535:2:m] 6..`."°,.F3..>.�`,'iQ!v1-1E-.0 SAT!!.011 means service, wit.hfaut break or interruption, during the elployse has been employod by th-S for the p'CAra'.3vJs'es of this Chapter,, neither 2 lobs{.' nor wk iaven of absence on account of AlT9C?Sae, with or w'.6.+;,h4.;5u pa:y,, shall. bk' construed as i . break of w<;mp.lc";manta or service, K535:.20 Other absences aggregatAg im excess of_ ninety days in ankh' period of vs-,!-•lr� months, in- CIAld ing layoffs an a ..:ount of lack of works, lack of t:zn s, or abolishment of position ;, sha2l be constniLed as breaking "contAKU serAce". 6w.asd 'a�i'1� t".�»'y�?Y'iC�Xiwam'i afZCIc�gY'fi�e��a A's S1;,c3t,.,d in the C,`lESss .s"peP'ifiL"6a"i".i ans1 this mvanv those qualifications daemon desirable as entrance :z sgair e- meet s of n person assuming a position :n the class fl c,-at,ion desd:•$'elbed, in City; _12�L '- means a person logaily occupying a position service, 1535,20) I...%;,aiO ""ka:�'�. i ra„��erwAr€? '' ?dean �:�l positions of elective .,,'affia a ...".4'a.i'd those expert soiei:$+:.ifi+: and professional positions of e;Aoptiowal character which W specifically designated by the ,.:o's.incil to be exempt from the C's.as siflt°F_it''.i'%`'n plan, it 35:[z e aE o %.M:.a.nmeans a collection of d fnLaiea and .Gv Jn s b 1l¢ }e e iv".' .C° :° < 3i a "<3�the full or part-t:d ne sz?,r"+1ices and employment of ane xc���i Y' � r._d3i=a 3: tS_�� it e':.3� 3 a E"'ea soii,.a nie--nt or change :fin a�1.�,�^s:a— tion of an imiividnal- position by raising it to a higher class, J reducing it to a lower class,., or X!io ing It to another class at the ! s*.tile kovs' an "Jtca ?.asi-,� Of ;i#1L`tsT:,an't:Y,'.,isl chE>.:' ges tr. Ithe kind, or :le?i1f,)Ya,s:1.bility of dut,".ins performed in such position, OV A& dS Pi vfr 49 ei a.E. C'Y a,,,.r._s,". ;�$��� „�`.�..'�"�.� �"l.a"^I��,,,•�•.�.��:;`•�.,:a d„,+;�"' .,.ro"F,--' .a:,,��z, .,.- �c�' "r, n�3 ��kd,`� donignat=:' on given. to or X7,`'c.,sdv aiiK3lMd '`i:-a$ a class or to each p4?i''e.tion j allocated 'F o the class and to the Ug<#1 ly appfii'd.k"�..ted is3l:u$Sa.bent of each position alUcated to the class, VAMP . '.'� +A-X,., `' .kt ti i1uF � ."r .t: Ski»rig. "'°d�''g ,is sst forth in y:'bLe �.',,or�':�'`��lt'+nd.'Y.x'g ,�i. �.d�i~�-..,t,�. on and the Man specification; and P_. �! In at3kw5`.;®y; to be used and YlnU7 s-tocs,.-I 1..n h.ra.t s `F.b:1s,, even thdlvgh I may provionsty have had n br"oae;£c.-r,. n<.-'mb'°h"o� ,,gir, or ^.l f'ss'."C°er',3t A,gQf i J ,:'an• .,..n 4,a�` �,. .4'%N" .1..«... L*.,:?', .C r;. .f ^Lsi s Chapter AM % A1:"Ard X'X an .bii .,5;.1"'.,�'e.��.',,:�'f.,_•:r2'+ ±�,"��;r i,:°nei�.,r°Y1�R3,td�.C:'r', a)Tti'� �`�.fad,,��k , i �„�:e.1 %d i r • GOVERNMENT CUSS FICA,TIO 'l COMPENSATION . 1502 S 1502 Vacations. On and after January 1, 1956 after six months ,ce ea.c liti a officer and employee shall be entitled to a. vacation of one working day .for each monde of service. This vacation allowance shall be Uicreased by one additional working day for each five years of service. Urnised vacation may be accumulated to a total of riot more than thirty wrking days. All vacations earned in a calendar ear shall be taken after December 31at of the calendar year in whic such vacation is earned and at such, time or times as may be approved by the heads of the departments and the ini.strative Officer. A person about to resign, about to retire, or who is to be laid off without fault. on his part and who has earned vacation time to his-,credit shall be paid for such vaca- tion on the effective date of such resignation, retirement or layoff, (535-014. 64402 65001) S Vacations: Holi.da sa In the event one or re holidays, as defined in ect on � a s within a vacation leave', such day or days shall not. be charged as vacation Leave and the vaca- tion leave; shall be extended accordingly for those employees Oligi.- ble for such holidays. (657 a 1) S 1502.2. Vacationsa Safe. Members: The provisions of Section M y t ety hers. (See Section 1454.1) 0 (8i5. ) S 1503 Repealed by Ordinance. (64401) Repealed by Ordinance, (6440l) S, jjg5. Y "I" dat Retirement. Notwithstanding any other provisions contained in t -'s hapterq all officers and employees of this Ci.ty,� other than elected o£f•ict-rs and par-time employees as set forth in the following section, are hereby required to retire from service with this City upon reaching their 65th birthday, (535;1.4, 630 I) S 1,5}S l i it° Part-ti. e a l€_4 eep Persons over the age f may bepl.oy by ei ty or part-time temporary employment when such employment does not exceed 18 hours in any one calendar week nor exceed employment in unre then, 14 calendar- weeks in any one calendar year. (630.0 2) S 1506. ffe tive date This pvieion shall not become effective �;ntil the Lst ay o eb aar5'b 195O" at Vnich time all such officers and loyees who have reached their 65th birthday prior to said. ,date small be retired. (535014 1. 55101) ARTICLE 1.51, INITIAL CLASSIFICATION OF POSITIONS S 1511. Initial Classification of all i.tionso. A11 positions n t e elassiie sere ce created or seta is ed by the Council are „ . this Chapter classified and given appropriate class titles by the x Council, (535 4 3) 1 11,, Inclu Sa bstantiall Identical Positions. Each class established by the Council pursuant to this Chapter shall include all positions sufficiently similar in respect to the. duties and responsibilities to meet thy: requirements as specified under definition 0f PcIass"o (535m3). 1,5121 as 1.ficati �. in The schedule of classes given App - p iste tit es as inc u eSchedule °°E (with such amendments as may he made from time to time by the Comeil)a the allocation of �3 1V2.RIN M Ea.<,N ,.�a �v�•�;.a.�IFICy!�`�.,�,as�.�i C:� {�.��'f'o,'c�aATI.�. N � 7 ,. ,,tea -- Ma•_.,-�.,. , .,... ., t ' positiona to classes, and the ralesa for the iidminiatration of said plan, are Wraby established and shall constitute s.:.he classi- fication plan for all positions i-n tho City service. (5,15:'4) The Council (or, subject to the approval of the Csatax4cil, the admini_stra the officer„ or any pe rVon or persons designated for tha;;, purposs by the Council) shall maintain a written spy;pific ,tion for each claps of posi ti ons fl and such claas specification, Ken approved and adapted by tho Council, shall. voa" at;,i.tute the official specifications of classes :�.n the City service, (535:1) Ba is for S��ac����c�t�.��zz�o e ch specifications shall be based on study of the duties and responsibilities of all positions In the City- service and on conferences with the appoint:iyg authori- t ,.es£ and principal supervisory d;r icir:i s, and the e alpl oyaes concerned or their duly acar'eda.te:d representatives. (535 0 1) I.111 c AW�-'°�. C7�_ �tpw��x d���;�C�x1�.7 �F o� cl e sy:.ec if ca''stion and"nll set forth the title of tRbe cl.a,sa, the definItIon of its e1uties7 typical i;.F,ako,—a :`.at:.ement of �i?kitgl.�ir'�it�kR� standards :,'te:irAble .f dry"'' the efficient performance of the work and, in such classes s as require, a sn;,P.tsm ert of the; disteingsi:ahing chaxra.ote t i.st;i,.>.;: of the ;Batas The of fici c"i! copal of the spec_—,, .k.°icaation for each allss of positions :hall be nmintaine d in the office -of the C't;aSKI and shalom_ indices-t:. the date of aduption or last revision or aaraend ue c, or the spec•-ix e caat ion for each class,, he official copy of the spenizi- cat .ons steal" Yes open to inspection by 'f u,-^a csrRgp .oyee and the public under reasonable conditions at all tiv,eu during business hourso 05305) . Duplicates of the official copy of any Blass specifications shell be made aw ai lA le to any person interested, (535:5) i Ziacr t r;u�,it apr 'v ,n¢�e .a. + scan .xa a Said alas tic •G c referred qn are hereby �.P3C:.5R"',Mpo.,sated �Ie eI �p$.95'..�,.A�,a..t�C,..a.C�a�.7 n? a��e;a.�x 4�it.�. �1:9:�` �ca,�:^t+i J"�' Y 1" Y •� a and made a parrt of C,teapte r by reference; v, modificatian or anendi nt hereto 5ha.l,"+_ be Wa:a by a. xescr:i'artion duly passed and adopted try t1le Ccnuncil ARTICLE 152 ` ,.."t`JNTEIN' NGE OF C.aAv::e1 Ilea.TION P?.<,t^r.N WiT':ever one or more new Mazes sago to be eatL1bli s e ,, or $,T'CteTaver" significant changes in the duties or 3'"is>apCfnsib:X,lit:s,Fi.n of any ea::.I:i'i:ing position iz#ire revision 4 amendment of the classifi,caticm plate, such revision or amendment of the classification plan shall be nadh in the manner as provided herein, (535 s i " ?n LzayestiFkation of Posi.ti.on.. The Council (car any person appointed by thy+ Council)�shall, upon the written regyest for revision or amendment of the classification plan by any appointing authority, or by any enpioyee, or upon his owr initiative, make an investigation of the duties and responsibilities of any such position or positions and of the qualifications required for filling the same, and of the rel ti.on fip of such position to other o aasifi..ed Positions- (53500 The results of .such investigation shall be presented with a. recoarmenda torn for appropriate reviVon or amendmzent„ if any, of the claosi.fioation plan at any regular meeting of -y n Council. (535t6ta) 4 C The Council, following such in estigaw. tion and recommendation, may, by ordinance, create new Ci.£3sses, revise„ cCN ne,; i4iv de , or abolish exDting classes within the class i.ficat_ on pl.€Aldo �535.i6Yb., 597:12) ARTICLE 153 Al 0CA'lION OF .POSITIMS _.. c>si ia Go �: s.��ses., The allocations of all posi loon in the departments of the Vity service shall. be mada, in accordance vith the speci.fi.ca.tioDs of the classification plan, by the Coin:a +. ''or such person or peps:.;.;a as they may ind.ic:atp) to specific ~` osscs in the classification plan and shall be listed in the alto s;.isa list VM i J ;a) > 1a°r ;� iitca . � liai r .�rn rss ?�.sr,a Said list shall be approved by ry soluti on of he Council and shall name the positions provided and established by the Coun=cil under class titles in the classification plane, and s1•sai,l be in the custody of and shall be ourrently maintained in accordance with amendments ' to the class fKation plan by the Council, -the administrative officer, or such person or persona as the Council may indi.cat.e KNOW � Access tc ::��.locatjgn : j%, Any appointing authority and, any employee or his representative shall be permitted to csapsult said allocation list daring business hours„ at reasonable length, under condatians l::a:escri.bld by the Covnail, (53070 °cli..p�a .t: Sobsequen¢"lyp,, whenever a new position is aut:horizad and craated or Nonever study. and investi- gation disclose that any position is not allocated to its proper class for any reason whatsoever, wh.6th r thF°ough error in the original allocation, amendment of the classification plan,; or change in the nature of a position, the Council nay by Ordinance allocate or reallocate such position or positions in c°csnformanee with the ✓pewi.fiwati=3 of the classification plan. `s O5.;A. ARTICLE 154 + , ixe na a C'carr a xas � bra g :. x�a The Schematic erratic plan of salary schedules listed in Schbdule a, Table 1. constitutes the cempensat_€on p lsn applicable to the classes of a.11 position8 in the classified service, (5.35:8. 6440 W EIgn _ The salary schedules for the respective positions es soi out in Schedule Ay. Table 1, with ouch ama ndmexnts as may be adopted by the Council from tine to time her Ordinance shall have the force and affect, and shall he interpreted and applied'as follows, 1.6 :2) Basin. The salaries or rates of C'.(3mpe71,s+2itiorl prescribed in the sa} �.a.ryn schedulesq�A@ are fixed on the basis of full- time service ice in .1.�.1,.4.l—J.1.tia�w' Nosjt�.0lns�J 4535 0 o 0 ` ',x-cons= The rates of pay prescribed shall be deemed to include P ur i: eve:y :rt`c:'rip, ex::dy:pt pas for necessary travel l expeCse& authorized and incurred ia-1."..=°iC7.i:)nt to e;T1pl83^7R1f3n& '��3r)��nW 644 �) t Nsere allowances are provided in addition, to cash paVists, such as Lull or part nvisntena:nce y consisting of one or wont meals, lodging or livA na quarters, I.Eundry,, or uthe for the employee or W enployee and his fahly, such c47rtTsr.ie Mon in kind shall l be tr^eVc:id as part payment aW"h"'kt< sha1l be rpred and added to thecfa b paahe on the deb,artenta . pays oils, to the extent of the va a:i.B":s of the allowance as established 'by the Council, or as sat out in tine budget. 1153 5:9 0Y Tho-re is hereby adopted a coAmpe;?',a'..-oy-. plan, as heTeiriafter set: forth in Schedule 'A" saX'.d Schedule t➢B", covering all i,`l2s::'es established in the classification plan. 1535 a 10) t5.. 1a 'Ste SR.ay C?� r c3i, uS 2 ._ e _ +c�sil-a The plan, r3 � �1r X gam inaf ter set forth and as i it mqF be aranded,; shall :8-ni°l.R?f. e salary ssohedul as for the various classes with ;:,hae salary of each class consistent with the duties, responsibilities, and difficulty of th: work involved and is and sha•,l, be aced an the pionniple that like salaries shall be paid for ::,parobje duties and responsibilities,, a U Ca. ts�a Y. t xaa� Such oompernsation plan includes„ Ad shal'1 i.nc d,a E, or each Fclass :in the classification p tiara,, a minj .wn and a maximum rate, and intermediate rates to provide for .steps im 4 ` salary admancenout in recognition i"31. service. 1535`A EVIL + + � 'isf_ w,: edµ_ Thy, plan adopted shall e applicable Q all City POSWona except those filled by election, Ubrary Board of Trustees and Recreation Conmjzsjon, '50;10 644 i<D Any change in W compen8ationplan as fixed and determined herein, abother it be; by way of change in a Schadlile already set up, ar by wzay of a:Lition' of a 3f1aw C'.LJ C?PAsi3tuorsc"#slt ? s a result oV establishment of a new s as •= 4 a J y iren only. EM .A) ,''RTI6(sLZ 13 Ch the effective date ot "> Sect", �i" Maries Of all V'Lerbo,: "wZAtTplfi>y4)d by tbze Cil',y in MOr than 01000, Pi?'siti,on a :hall be made to conform with. C; -i-e been. C3 st (:edt2'i.e a:7,al i he mt,rvFd to @: .a,�"i'' ?a ir-s :s`t:r ion. : ts '11,4 w3 £eh£;Sj,u 7 as they fosriw5riy f}GaCtl ?7ra ^ ]ewe ti -6 y �•. �;:"C4„E:�'..�'. that }^if'` aiis�3j.iti?'Sd'�'r�'� a ti+°-?,lary shall bfi3 recta:`e�x.a (6LS4°�,�) Raysaled by Ordinance MCI) hapaled by Ordinance (6440) Z:�;.,,011,Sf�F��,�,;� i��'!Y se..;`i p r,• whose aa.�.c�:x`'i�, �;.ead-v ��s;�en C tyy�y',� L` � t" .. at a rate Mhor than a step '1_i'1 the salary :scz,:3::s1rle �,,I�i:i�?ll �e moved i to the Step in 1'a6�`; recommended -;f,;�3t»h?�lse '�ax' ;?C1C7vo his to')—al 'iilod3th.4y salary prior C.r to the effective date of this sactiono SAW) t% Repealed by OrCs:1 naj'}pe i¢"�Gg4:a `? s ai,'r'^. eea.S_ i i y a t»'! .,'1 .Y'1(,',$?r E'�Z'k i*�',,..3t by Ordinance {;adsLt.>g..s i All m.':'' a ks*.t.. ° L Tit:. are above he .aa..�.....> �r,.3 'k'l:�o.. ''?'" Masi 5;,i''.=�, v. `.,. 2dfa:; iIPkut1", Xd iltd ap r r : (:.e- 're d k u%i.?v a°a'�i?4`'.. A a:4 same s a'a#M { e 1;B'C1 t: s.�'.a�'';�;�.:tairrC'� C)�UK.°'�fik1w �,+?.ia"�.�tic,: !j�t2±H•"�?�,� GOVERNMENT .x..m._� � � �CLA S1FICA„a,"IM.a �: ?��?�xa�t� a � � Repeal ed by Ordinance (644• 1. :s Repealed by Ordinance (6�.3.) s� Repealed by Ordinance 6 :1 Repealed by Ordtwince . s = epealedsr'dimaace44&l) . d#, Rspealed I;y Ordinance ? ft•,µ ?, Rep aled bv Ordinance j 644 by, Ordina.nc °644.-1) As-pealed `s'J`�� 0.t,- t.�nF1$"i&e �t�Jl�}lr�� r r f;.. ` ;�apse.�a._ted by 7;rd lnan�c� x 64 t by Ordinance e 3, .�_.�� ��� �opeaaled bar Ordinance ��if(�s" P "i;� `�e J /y y y�i �/''�'a9 w..; a 41 i rte� �wb5by t.� iFLt1Y � 4` f tT v C3«a� a Le �;� Cox^cl.�.r2aa s e 1.} Re-pealad by Ordinance (&�4;1) fvspealed by Ordinance Repealed by O dinance A��'�z Repealed by Ordinances 6 -1 Nealed by. Ordinance t?'��1F�c3lw,', by Ord..inanc-e t 644' . k.. }} jj nf'�ti .'hw..arc4:'S.�•...xi,..�� (<��5�)�fr�4.�`�'pr���,,1�vePP i.1.�:�aiB�4-1yak�,.�� t�^!"�' , Roo T.�...5.ed by °�.e�.4e d-ul Sinn ce C t�WV7NN'T �C;LIAS~,TRK W CUMNSA?� The xtlCaa' i �-,t^rtive Officer shall lr@ft', subject To approval of the .Council; such rules, procedires, c1& forms necressc ry for the a dmini.strati ob of f dais Chapter and not in conflict with. any provisions statod herein, (535 :1.2aa) t. p P'..ppAiix?�C LF 1y 6 T O 1. ti , Rapealed by Ordinance (644h) . IiQ C;�tnI C3x'M nae to Schjd:qj:, Any such change shall be accordance with the appropriate co€rpensaticn schedule as contained. in the compepn t ion plan. (00 11 0:1) C'strict; on, The compensation of every person in the service of the City to which position the step rate is applicable , may be increased within the pray range of .i hat classification in accordance with the schedule to be set forth ond adopted by Resolution of the City Council,, sion of ,Roange _o Classy When the salary range for a given class is revised upward or dcwnLkc,3'd, eTnloyees hollinc positions in, that class shall have their existing salary Moved to the same step in the 'new 3" l,ge as they occupied era prior to the ch&nve in the old range, (53 5 °11 .b «3 6 4 2) Promotion t ��Fill Voac�Lac �, If and when a vacancy occurs In the Ca't'-E r V'T—Ae 7 a-7 h Va.caeacy is is e f 111ed icy the promotion of a person already in the City service, the following prpocedure shall VE effective: ?U<r&?c°c `����t3, x1Y?�.!7SL?FCl ar ".Y,L.IL )n if the salc:ry which the employee Is receivinz on the e fSective date of the pro, " atign is less than th.' minimum salary of- the office t75r .class of 'Lmnit7ymOnt to which he is nC•om ted , then he shall receive the minimum sol r r for the new class as of that dates, e;cept in the sing!, instance where the Council by four-fifths vote, determines that it is to the public interest , and the qua.lifi- Cati on of education or experience of the person q oposed to be pr6motol justified a beginning salary in excess of said mini- mom compensation, which beginning salary sr'.a.f.l a in no case, ex-- tend beyond the third step in the appx opliatq compensation schedule, (6)6 :,_) G UV�,.. .., `7 C1. Ch X°ZT t �uf?. F� •�1,.:.,.'�i�;,•y I,,L the salary which the employee Is rec'�':fi17ing on the�ef 'ective date of the pro— , motion is �` t LASSIFICATION GO WENSATIQ4 already on a stop of the range for the new classification, or be- tween steps of the range for tba now classification, then he shall receive the next step in the appropriate range on the effective date of the promotion. (53501:040) ARTICLE 157 APPOINTMENTS lie ,gye Nl'glimua. Appointment to employ- wont: in the City service may n9t be made; at a componaation- greater than the min-Jurm-m compensation fixed and determined herein for the classification concerned, except in the singla instance when the Council determines that it is to the pvblic interest, and wheys the qualification of educatior, and ezperiance of the person pro- posed to be employed justify a beginning salary in excess of said minimuza compensation, stich beginning salary shall in no case extend, beyond the third step Am the apprcpriate compensation schedule. (535:10c,l) A such instance, said employment arrangement shall be accomplished on17 by appropriate resolution of the Council reg-ilarly adopted, prior to the effective Oate of said employmant. Statement of ,2aa A. 'I, Jj;a-&,) Moreover, in such instance,, a writtan statement aetting forth the educational and exparience qualification of the parson proposed to ba employed shall be furnished tc the Administrative Wicar certified to by that officer or department heaK (53501tcll) He sha!� also furnis% the Council with his recommendatiow as to the proposed compensation to be paid the persoD in question. (535 ,1101an QW) .LIM, f*(21: 10 y h, p� n,, Persons employed _�_Mp o:U�a_r ::_�n LglMe__ in part-time or short-term positions uhnia be compensated at the bourly rate which is equivalent to the appropriate step of the salary range to wbich the class is allocated, except that under rules developed by the Administrative Officer such part-tivis or s1hort-term eaployees way be compensated at hourly rates equivalant to higher steps becouse of the length of service of the employees or the impossibility of sec-uring qualified persons at the lower rates, 4531,11tl- 580,,!� 1_112k. Whenover a temporary position in a skilled trade:man class is to be filled, the Council may authorize payment to the temporary employee of the pravailing wage in Orange County for such trade for a period not to exceed thirty 00), working day n 0535:101, 580 Q) t ti S 1577 Number of � lo ees The number of employees authorized .iieh depai to i y Class Title Is as set forth n the following section- (6929 694.9 7099 7149 718,, 7299 7349 7429 7919 8239 6579 8749 8919 910.19 939.49 941. ) 9455, 9549 9609 9659 9859 9949 10129 10139 10159 10169 10329 1036) t � I s I I _ ` . 1577.1 GENERAL OFFICE City Clerk (Elected) Accounting and Records Supervisor Administrative Officer Administrative Assistant I 2 Principal, Clerk 2 Intermediate Typist Clerk I /T Intermediate Typist Cier'k 3 Intermdiate Account Clerk i Maintenance Man I P/T Maintenance Man 1, Purchasing Agent I Typist Clerk 2 Senior Account Clerk 2 Senior Clerk I Janitress I License Inspector I Clerk (License) I Administrative Trains e I Assistant Director oi' Civil Defense i Assistant Personnel Officer I Assistant Buyer i Secreta -St no rapper City Treasurer (Elected) I /T Intermediate Account Clerk Assistant City Treasurer Intermediate Account Clerk i r gc I DO 'S OF _ 77 L ;V`� I&erAut i City Collector Intermediate t>ccount Clerk CI A . ORN Y°S.. OFFICE 7 '� S pity Attorney _, (Elected) Assistant City Attorney Legal. Secretary Principal Clerk .�. gy IT OF -� G WORKS .,^77 ic;:seacau _ r. C arE'G w+c .ae•-acnv...-1 be r. C o z P Director of Public i.c Works i� epu Director of Public Works and -C�iR Engineer ENOINEERINM DEPA TNJ UM",MAL, City Engineer Assintant CQY Enginee-aT Division Engwez.- Desigv E gi eer Services Enginew Assistant Design Engineer F016 'Ensineer" 2 Sr. Civil Engineering AssIt. 2 Civil EAgineiring ASP4. 3 sesior Engineering Abde Enginmeri g Aide Zarzy Chief Ins t r-t im o, i i t r.rte ri i 2 Senior Construction inspectors . 2 Construction Spoectors I Oil Field InspVtor I Principal Clock 1 ' Senior Clerk Intermediate Typist clerlk Typist ClerY . Chief Construction jpspenor STREET P gR Q DEPMMR NE T 15 722,2?1 Wder Auth Construction & Nintenance Supenvisow Construction & Nwintenance NOTAID 2 ' Mechanic I 2 Nbehanic 11 3 puchinic III 2 Heavy Equipmett Operator I Nhintenance Electrician I Beach Nbintenanc, SU ervisor I juilding Hatntenance Supervisor I Park Hhinten4nce Supervisor I Park Caretaker Leadmaill 2 Painter I 2 FaMer 11 Equipment Operator 2 ANkintenance Leadpan it ' Skilled Worker 6 Ark Caretaker 27 Kintenance Man Kintenance Caipenter i - GOVERNMENT � CLASSIFICATION COMPENSATION __S r 1577.5. S® 1577.5 POLICE DEPARTMENT CLASS TI LE Number Authorized . 1 Police Chief Elected 1 Police Captain 4 Police Lieutenants' 1 Sergeant Identification Technician l Identification Technician S Police Sergeants 32 Policeman 1 Stenographer - Matron - 2 Typist-Clerk 2 Intermediate Typist-Clerk 2 P®T Crossing Guard 30 P/T Reserve Officers 2 Parking Control Officer (Female) 5 Clerk Dispatcher 5 Detective i 'Traffic Engineer 1 Policewoman l Police Mechanic .1 Meter Repairman 2 Secretary Stenographer 1 Policeman (Assigned to Detective Bureau. - Extra Pay) I Policeman (Assigned to Motor - Extra Pay) 1 Maintenance Mara i S a 157 7®'C FIRE (DEPARTMENT CLASS TITLE Number Authorized 1 Fire Chief 1 Assistant Fire Chief 3 Fire Battalion Chief 6 Fire Captain j. 21 Fire Engineers I Fire Marshal 1 Fire Inspector 10 Fireman Hoseman 1 Fire Mechanic 60 Call Fireman 1 Intermediate Typist Clerk 1 Senior Clerk, 3 Cleric Dispatcher i i CC s GLASSIVICr' 'I Number Authorized I Lifeguard Chief Fulltim;,% I- Lifeguard Captain — Falltime I , 2 Lifeguard Lieutenants Fu-,lI Uni 5 Litagu ar Q Ful2lime l a.oat 0,-)erator 60 Life uarrds -- Seasonal ? Lifeguard Lgeuten4ants — Sa., Cana-l 5 Li feguard Tr.:aineeu � z3e,:z'on l A Clerk Dizpatcher I d.ifegu-nrd I;Iecla.anic . 55 Vlaxiillum) Lifeguards Cadet . S 1577.8 Is UN CI;'Al, BEACH PARKIING LOT Number Authorized Mnnici-oal 'Beach Parking Lot Manager Municipal Beach VarlUnrgr Lot Assistant a. /� Crossing; Guard CLASS 1'ITL2, Nuw ber Authorized l w6aintenance Leudma.n 2 Maintenance Man 1 C R 4 SSr � C0j,1P SATI S 2 §.15ZL.3 BUILDTNG D �ALRI�11�,�IT Building and Safety rivector I Ass l to Building and Safety Director 1 Chief Electrical Inspector I Chief Structural. Inspector I Chief Pltmbing Inspector I Land Use Technician 3 Electrical Uspect®r 6 Structural Inspector Plumbing Inspector Plan Checker I Principal Clerk I Senior Clerk 2 Intermediate Typist Clerk 3 Typist Clerk �. Masonry .Inspector S 7 33 WATER AND SANITATION DE `�. I3 ft:� A=�®r�.zed Water and Seder Superi.nfe'adent I Ass It,, Water & Suer Superintendent 2 Water Meter Repairman I Serviceman and Collector G Meter Reader 2 Maintenance Man I Senior Clerk 2 Intermediate Typist Clerk 2 Typist Clem Field Superintendent P NNING DEPARTIvENT N r Auth Lzed Planning Director I Associate Planner Planning Technician 1 Planning Aide-Senior 1 * Senior- Clerk Iintermedi.ate Typist Clerk 1 Principal Clerk I I 1 �+r Y�+:*�+ys��:•g���Kiai--..i•�A:".�4*�':',:F+Yal.vt«v'+ta»+s^9»T�m a':'.#ax';,�CKc ireiA.SS:x 1 S.a1ts. 0 iPJ5i T ONSALA411Y RANGE' 90 working days required between all steps ,-s_ . .,,�6e�'+u2`*C2NPArt 'Tes-�r*art+i•nr+u..�rt -v. sv Kf6S:Y.i.�»$^s rfa5£Tas»N+r.-'.xc wM"?.a^e4sc-vA.sv Sxu.nua,.. _<x s•.se r.x:+.Cxt£r� +emut s,evr.�snresc.s�ti¢m3%...G+'�mcm.:rzar*�+-v.i+-^»t!,+.wv:a.'Xn:^:'M""ar b�e:�-t::1.'Cp=x :>C":' . up to Stop ) , 2,70 work4ing days in Ste;, 986 1017) S k591.34 Re ea--led 734.4 (692, 734 p 8 31, 871, 986, 1317) 1591.354 Lifeguard Boat Operator 4 (871,, 986v 1017) 1591.36 Lifeg and Traln., Ist yr: ' 2ndi v �h �, J", , 1 06w qg R ,a aF r ri a 1`y To reach the 2nd year rate (.. jpployee must have worked minit um of 66 Working days, to reach the 3rd year rate employee inust hanve. -,.vor 6d a inin mum o 13.0 evurking days,, ( 7 9,j 9866 , 1017) S 159.E,.361 Maintenance Carpenter 37 SM-1$91.38 Maintenance Man (644 s 6640 692 z' 734 I� 671 986,� 1017) 17 3 1 5�"a384 kJach- nic 0?30s, 73 1p an") emo 3.01g7) 3 G'OVERDMENT ARTICLE 158 SCHEDULE "A'- BASIC SALARY RAUGES Schedu es. The following is the listing of the Basic Salary Schedule, hereinafter designated as Schedule "A", and entitled Schedule of Basio, Salary Ranges, and the Alphabetical Listing of Classes of amplo es lidth salary ranges, hereinafter designated as Scbedule "B4. 1535;13) N 1_2,582,, Repealed by Ording.rA Ce 1644 -' N Repealend by Ordinance G\/AI:GRI®116N EsL s5s;IFIC ATION,a ir.>M.PE'No9~. end.1ON `3 .1584 1584. Schedule "A" `fable 1. (644.2, 734.1Q 8516.1,- .871,� 10,25) BASTE PAY' PLAN " Hourly R�.mg Rate at A Ste 15 $ 1.:06 1.84 193 202 ` 211 221 231... 16 193 202 211 221 231 242 1.7 1.,16 202 2.11 221 - 2sl 242, VMS 18 1 .22 211 ill 23a 942 253 . 2 191. 1.28 221. 231 242 263 265 277 ;a0 1 54 231 242 253 265 277 2n0 21 1440 '242 253 265 277 290: :304 22 1 ,46 253 265 277 WO 304 318 12 3. 1.52 265 277 290 304 318 333' 24 .1.1159 277 &.1 304 318 333 :a4 9 25 -1,67 '290 304 31.8 333 349 -365 365 2 6 �: 7s 304 38 33 349 3�� 382 27 1.83 318 333 349 365 3821 400 28 1-c,92 - 333 349 365 382 400 419 29 2.01 349 365 382 400 419 439 aY 2. 10 . , 365 382 400 419 . 439 460 31. 2,20 382 400 419 439 460 482 3221.-131; 400 419 439 460 482 50'5" 33 2.42 .419 439 460 482 5,05.. ..- ..--,5-29 34 w.. 3 439 . 46d 482 505 329 55.4 3` 2.,65' 460 482 505 529 5S4 580 36 2.78 482 505 529 554 580 - 607 .37 2 0 91 5019 529 554 580 636 g 8 3.05 529 554 580 . 607 636 666 _. 39 3. 19 554 580 607 636 ' 666 697 40 3. 34 580 ' 607, QZ§ 666 697 730 . 1 3.50 607 636 666 697 730 7 , 42 3 0 6 7 636 666 - 697 ?30 764 Soo 43 3.8.4 666 697 730 764 800 838 44 4.02 697 730 764800 838877 45 4.21 730 764 800 ' 838 877 920 46 4.40 764 S00 838 8 7`7 920 966 r17 4 0 6.1 0 . 838 877 920 966 10.1.4 . 46 4.83 838 - 877 920 966 .1,014 .1064 49 5.05 877 920 966 1.014 1.064 1.1.17 30 5.30 920 966 1.014 .1064 111'? 1.172 1 5.56 966. 1.0.14 1064 111.7 1172 1229 c .85 ; 1.014 ' 1064 1117 1.172 1`3'29 1290 S<k 6.1.4 1064 111.7 1174. 1.229 .1290 1355 54 6.44 1.117 11.72 1229 1290 1.355 1 =42�'. 55 6.76 .1.172' 1.2, - 1290 1355 142 r 1493 .__;: 7.09 124:9 1290 135;� 142 143 15G7 .P6A 7 7.44 i290 .1.355 1422' 1493 .1 567 1645 51 7.82 1.355 1422. 1493 1567 1645 1727 8-20 1.422 1493 1567 1645 1.727 1.8.1.;35 +i6c 1493 1"C's 1G3A) I,'-v aQ � _ 1C;,1,3 .1904. 1,567 1645 17 2'7 1.131;a 190,,4 1999 GOVERNW.,N1P,,-- CL4SSIFICATION rO%jTENSATjON ...S .1.39.0-a' ARTICLE 159 SALARY SCHEDULE VIB" CIASS I LES RA S 1590 Accounting and Records Supervisor 36 7 (6929 7349 871g 986) AJ,59" Administrative Assistant 44 (6929, 7349 8719 9860, 1017) S 1590 12 Assistant Administrator (8919 9869- 1017) 50 Administrative Officer 61 (6069 6449 6649 7349N8569 8719 9869 1017) S1591.1 Administrative Trainee (986) $1.83 hr. (flat rate) S 15 0 Assistant Cit En ineer (6920 7349 85T9 891v 986) IL1591.100 Ass®t Water and Sewer Superintendent 42 (6949 7340 8569 871,9869 1017) S 15=10.1 Electrical Inspector (692, 734, 871, 986,3 39 1017) L52LIU Assistant City Attorney (8569 871, 986, 1017) 47 S 1511JI10 Assistant City Treasurer (!013) 33 9 1591MI Assistant Design Engineer (719, 7349 8719 45 986) ,LI591.112 AssIt Building and Safety Director 46 (8579 8719 9869 1017) 11 (994) 36 Assistant Buyer S I 5j2jajL3 Associate Planner (8799 986,, 1017) 44 S 1591M4 Assistant Director of Civil Defense 37 (9109 9869 1017) S 15_1121aj,L5 Assistant Personnel, Officer (910, 986,, 1017) 41, §� � 2 Assistant Fire Chief (644.39 6649 6929 734s 8569 8719 986j, 1017) 46 S. 15910120, Buildin and Safety Director 51 (6929 7949 8569 871a 986) 5 1591.121 Buildin Maintenance Supervisor 38 (6929 Wig 7349 8719 9869 1017) S' 5,%.�9�tl 4 Beach Maintenance Supervisor 39 (7110 7349 8710 9419 9869 1017)' 15 1121a.1,L City Collector. $32700 (64 .39 6649 6809 8719 9869 1017) (flat rate) 0 i COMER .W CAS IHC���- N COMPENSATION S 1.5SALARY 9� RMU S 15912131 Chief Electkfcal Inspector (945, 986fl 10.17) 42 S 9 2 Chief Structural. Inspector (945. 9869 1017) 42 S 1.5910133 Chief Pimbing Inspector (945, 986, 1017) 42 - S 159 4 Chief Construction Inspector, (101.6) 43 S 9 14 City Engineer (65Z, , 700, 734 , 871) 52 S 1591 5 Civil En ineer3r� Assistant 41 (644A 699 7349 1710 9869 1017) S 1591 (Repealed 692.3) 9 I52 Clem Dispatcher (708d 734, 8569 8719 9869 :1017) 32 S I59 o153 Clerk (License) (791, 856, 871, 9459 ,986) $356.00 (Flat Rate) 59I�1-58 Construction Inspector (719,, 734s 871, 986) 38 S 1592016 Construction & maintenance Man 35 (644.30 664g 6929 7349 81719 986) S 1591017 Construction & Maintenance Supervisor 42 (644.39 66410, 692g, 7349 8719 9869 1017) S 1JL 17.2 Crossing Guard (830, 986) $2.42 ter. (Flat Rate) S 15. 1 o I72I Deputy Director `o f Public Works and Chief 54 Engineer (9852 986) 159e173 Design Engineer (719, 734, 85§9 8719 986) 47 S 159 AI74 Detective (708, 7340 8569 8719 9869 1017) 38 S 59IoI74I Director of Public Works (96% 986) 57 S 9 I75 Division Engineer (8579 871.9 986) 49 r S 1 91.18 Fng ineerin Aide 35 (644.39 66 9 6929 7039 7349 8719 9869 1017) S 1591.19, (Repealed 7300 3) x S 9i 2 Fquipment Operator° . (644a3a 664, 692, 734, 34 8 719 986) S 1591220 Fire Battalion Chlef (692, 734, 871, 9861) 43 10029 I017) s r a� COMPENSATION ,� m GOVERNMENT C;L�SSI��.�CATION C,C)P�PENSATION S 1 591..21 { � SA1 ARY RANGE- S 1591.21 Field Engineer 45 (719, 7349 5569 5719 986) S 1591.210 -Field Superintendent (1015) 40 - S 1591.211 Finance Director (973, 9669 1017) 51 S 1591 w 22 - Fare Captain (644.S A 664 s 692 y 734,) 8569 40 871v 986, 1017) z SS115918 23.23 Fire Chief (644 a 3, 665, 666, 692, 734, 856, 49 871 a 986, 101.7) S 1.591.24 Fire Engineer (644039 664, 692, 734', 556, 38 5719 956, 1017) S 1591.241 Fireman w Auto (Repealed - Card. 1032) S 1591 ,25 Fireman -,-Hoseman 37 (644®3, 6929 734 9 856, 871, 9869 .1017) S 1591.251- Fire -Marshal (995, 1017) 43 _.. S 1591 .26 Fire Mechanic 37 (644.39 6649 692, 7349 5569 5715 986) S 1591.27 Fire Prevention .lnspectcr 38 (734 9 939, 986 t 101.7) S 1591.28 Repealed 73001 S 1591.281 Heavy Equipment Operator 37 (730, 734 t 8715 9869 1917) -S 1591.29 Identification 'Technician 38 (708, 3379 571. , 956, 9949 1017) . - S 1591.294 Instrumentman (719, 7a4, 571 , 986) 40 S 1591m3 Intermediate Account Clerk 3 (644.31 664e 692, 5710 9569 101.7) S 1591.31 Intermediate 'Typist Clerk 28 (644.39 6449 6929 871 -', 986). S" 1591.32 Janitress (644.3, 692, 871, 956) 23 S 1591.321 Legal Secretary (734, 8719 986) 31 S 1591�3p-2 Land Use Technician (/857 9 571, 936, 1017 ) 39 S 1591.324 License Inspector 38 (720t 7349 51.29 871, 9869 1017) OHiiV�e �.fTJ:b', ,N1 i� CLASSIFICATION 4e��tit� �iatan3.L P.p.� i�.1 . S .Ed,e.� .,�c,� 3 • rsa: .m>�:,r�."sa-�cu.-�mwiwn=;.n.,cw+n....am� m.,=.�.a:c�-...+.m�+Y�+o,.o....w..: m.., - ..ac.;..�—.:� SALARY ( �\ RANGE j 4 15910 3:3 Lifeguard. Seasonal 35 90 working dtys required between all steps up to Step E'9 270 % orking days in Step E to qualif for Stop Fa (768s 8319 871t 9860 10175 S 1591.330 Lifeguard - 'Ful l t ime .37 (6929 7349 8319871s 3869 1®1.j7) S .15910331 Lifeguard Chief 49 (6669 692$ 734.9 8319 856� 8711' 98659 1017) S 1591D34 Lifeguard Captain. 44. ' . (64.4v 6669 6929 7349 8319 8719 9869 1017) S 1591.341 Repealed 734.4 S 1591e35 Lifeguard Lieuten'an:t Fu.litime 40 (6440 6669 6929 7349 8319 8719 9869 .1017) w 1591.351 ifegauard Lieutenant Seasonal 36 (6920 7349 832, 87.19 986, 1017) S 1591.352 Lifeguard Mechanic (1032) 38 S 1591.354 Lifeguard Boat Operator 40 (81.19 986 9 1017) S 1591 D3q Lifegnuard ,Trai nee Ist yr. 2nd yr. 3rd yY°a p7 1 a83 a 1 D�� To reach the 2na year rate -employee must have 4drked mimimum of 66 working days, To reach the 3rd year rate employee mast have worked a mirimum of 132 working days. (719, 986, 1017) S 1591.361 Maintenau'nc6 Carpenter 37 (692,9 7349 8719 986, 1017) S 1591.37 Maintenance Leadman 36 (644 9 664 9 7349 f 92 9 871, 9419 986 9 1017) 11591.38 Maintenance Main 3.1 (644t 6649 6929 734' 871.9 9869 1017) S 1591.381 Maintenance E'lectriciaun' 37 (644,, 692,) 734 9 8719 9869 . 1017) S 1591.382 Masonry Inspector" 39 (7309 8.339 871.9 986.,9, IOX7) 5 � 383 Mec 4anic 1 -(7:3C<, 734 9, 8719 986' 32 S 1591.384 Mechanic 11 (7300 734,, 8719 986,) 1017) 33 8 1,59 385 hlec.hanic 111 (730,, 734,3 .871, 9369 1017) 37 GO"zfURiJMUNI GLAS,,,-1'1F 'Cl TJ-11WN e:i3MPEINvATIO N - S 1591133513 SALA1. . RANG S 1591.3853 Meter Reader (941, ' 986) 32 . S 1591•.3855 Meter Repairmana36+ (837, 871, 986 v 994 c 1017) S 1591-.386 Municipal Beach Parking Lot Manager V . 40 (8.30 871, 986) S '1591.387 Municipal Beach Parking Lot Assistant 33 (830b 871, 986' .1017) S 1591.388 Municipal Beach Parking Lot ,Attendants 25 (830, 8719 986) S 1591.39' , Oil Field ansppctor 38 (644, 60649 692, 7349 8719 986) S 1591.398 Painter 1 (818, 8719 ,986, 1017) 33 S 1591.4 Painter Il (644, 664L 6929 734., 8189 37, 0719 9€36 s 10.17) S 1591.40 _.. Park Caretaker Leadmah 35 (711, `7349 671, 936, 101.7) S 1591.41 Park Caretaker 32 (644., 6649 692, 734, 871., 984s 101.7) S. 1591.411 Park Maintenance Supervisor 40 (7119 734* 871y 941 ; 986, 1017) S 1591 .412 Parking. Control Officer (female) 30 (708, 7349 0719 986, 1017) S 1591.416 Party Chief (719, 734, 3719 986) 42 S 1591042 Police Captain (644 9 664, 692,- 734, 856 9 871, 986, 1017) 46 S 1591.43 Police Lieutenant 0449 664$ 692n 7349 856, 87.19 9869 1017) 43 S 1591.44 Policeman< 01ben assigned to Detective duty .37 by the Chief "of Ploice ' additional page of . $25.00/mo. flat rate) (644 9 664 t 6929 734 9 856 F 857 v 8719 986,) 1017) S 1591.441 Policeaiian .(1%hen assigned to Motor" duty by 37 the Chief of Police. - additional ay or 50.00��ao. Flat Pate) (994, 01"d S 1591..442 Police Mechanic (1032) . 38 S 1591.45 Police Sergeant 40 i6449 664, 6929 7349 856 871, 9€6, 1.017) S 1591.450 Police .Woman (7089 7349 871 ,; 1017) 37 1591.451 Plumbing Inspector' (6445 .664, 692., 734, 871, 39 .�.. ... — (986, 1.017) GOVERNMENT' CLASSIFICATION C€ F&E SATION S 1591„452 SALARY RANGE S �.t9L.,4S2 Planning Director 49' (6929 7345 8429 8719 9869 - 1017) S 1 91 453 Planning Aide - Senior 38 (7689 8569 871S 9869 1017) S Flan Checker (857, 8119 986E 1017) 40 S L591Q46 Principal Clerk 33 (6449 6649' 6929 8711, 9399 986) rt 8t591 462 Purchasing A ent 47 (6940 7349 8 69 8719 9869 1017) S59 46 Planning Technician 41 (6594 6659 1349 8569 8719 8749 9869 1017) S 1591 466 Secretary - Stenographer 30 (6449 6929 8719 969 1017) S1591.469 Senior Civil Engineering Assistant 43 (7199 7349 8719 9869 IOU) S 1591S47 Senior Clerk (6449 6649 6929 8719 986) 31 S 1 9.S1�l Senior Account Clerk 32 (6929 8719, 986) S 1591�472 Senior Construction Inspector 4o 'a� (7199 7349 8710 986) S159.1.48 Senior Engineering Aide 38 (6449 6649 6929 749 8719 9869 1017) S 1591.483 Sergeant Identification' Technician 40 (6019 7349 8719 9869 1017) S L591248`5 Services Engineer (7199 7349 8560 8719 986) 47 5� 1 91.487 Serviceman and Collector (941,, 9869 1017) 37 S� 1591.49 Skilled Worker (6449 6649 6929 7349 8719 9869 1017) 33 S L S9L 490 Stenographer - Matron 32 (6949 7349 8569 8719 9869 1017); 5 S91o491 Street Superintendent 44 (6529 6929 7349 8719 986) S LS9L�492 Structural Inspector 39 (6929 7349 8719 9869 1017) G RNIHEVT CLASSIFICAIPlr COMPENSATION ' SALARY RANGE, 0496 Traffic Engineer $150.00 (8379 8569 8719 9869 1017) flat rate per month S ,159,1 5 Trailer Park Vena er 38- (7449 7742, 6929 7949 986) Mist Cterk 26 49 6920 7349 8719 9869 1017) S 1591.510c, Water Meter Repairman 34 (6945 7340 8569 8719 9869 1017) S 1391.511 Water & Sewer Superintendent 47 (6929 7349 8569 8719 9869 100) A51 Wt4arfinger (644, 871, 986, 1017) $50.00 (flat rate) S 1592o Repealed 644.1 s 159th1 it 644-1 S 1592,2 3° 644.1 S 1592.3 it 644.1 S 1592.4 '° 644-1 S 159205 t8 644.1 s 1592.51 t9 644.1 'S 1592.6 to 644.1 S 1592.7 it 644.1 s 1593. Is 644-1 S 1593.1 to 644.1 3,1593.2 °° 644.1 s 1594 644.1 S 1594.1 °1 644.1 s 1594.11 644.1 s 1594.2 of 64401 s 1594.3 of 644-1 s 1594.4 IV 644.1 S 15950 of 644.1 S 1595.1 P1 644.1 s 1595.2 to 644.1 s 1595.3 It 644.1 S 1595.4 Q4 644.1 S 1595.41 °' 644.1 s 1595.5 " 644.1 8 1596 t° 644p1 s 1596.1 ° 644a1 S 1596.2 °° 644.1 s 1596.3 644.1 s 1596.4 644.1 s 1596.41 644.1 S 1596.5 644.1 3 1596.6 " 644.1 S 1596.7 '° 64.4.1 s 1596.8 °° 644.1 S 1596.81 " 644.1 s 1596.82 644a s 1596.83 644 a s 1597. 64401 s 1597,,1 644.1 S 1597.11 644.1 8 1597.12 °° 644.1 s 1597.2 64.401 S 1597.3 644a1 s 1597.4 644.3. S 1598, 644.1 s 1598-1 64491 S 1598.2 644.1 s 1598a 3 _ 644.1 s 1598.4 64.4.1 s 1598.41 Of 64401 S 1598.5 64.4.1 s 1598.51 644ol s 1599. °► 644.1 S 1599n1 644.1 S 1599.11 644.1 S 1599.12 644,x s 1599.2 644.1 GO RNMENT FISCAL MktT RS CHAPTER Lb CMPTER 16 FISCAL MAIIMRS ARTICLE 161, Fiscal Year 162, Funds 163� Capital Outlays Funp.%d 164:, Gas Tax Fund ARTICLE 161 FISCAL 'YEAR, C S 1611- Conmienceiment of Fiscal Year,, - The fiscal year of this City shall comitence on the first day of July of each year. (43J) ART ICLIE, 16 2 FUNDS S 1621, Co vies of Resolutions.: Cj- Treasurer, Whene-%,,er the Council shall pas;-211—v, resolution concerning the funds of this City, the City Clerk shall, before six o "clock of the day follow- ing the day upon Which the said resolution is passed, del'i'ver to the City Treasurer a certified copy of the said resolution, S 1622,, Libral.:y_Lo 2ies,, If the said resolutl n concerns the library fund, he� shall also, within the same time, deliver a like copy to the Clerk or Secretary of the Board of Library Trustees, (37, 1) Rece ' nev,, Wffienever the- City Treasurer 623 iRts forIo I shall receive any money belonging to this City, he shall give duplicate receipts therefor as follows:_ S 1624, Libkayy_Eunql,. . For all money deposited in' the Library Fund, one receipt' to the deposil'or, one to the Clerk or Secretary of the Board of Library Trustees, and one to the City Clerk,, S 1625, Other' Funds,, For aU money deposited in any other fund of this City,, one receipt to the depositor, and one to the City Clerk., (37.,2) S 1626, Libraa orts., The Clerik or Secretary of the - Board of Library Trustees shall, at least one hour' before the first regular meeting of each month of the Council, file with the City Clerk a written statement of all receipts and dis- bursements of the said Library Board during the preceding M. ,'nth, in addition to any other report required of such Clerk or Sec= retary by la-w, (37,3) GOVERNMENT ___PISCAL_MATTERQ 1627 ItG,tion 1627. Sewer W Thexfeis hereby created a fund to be kntow?nx as Mwer Fund" and all funds received by the City I for off-site sewer charges, connection connection and sewer fees from s id rs, and other, shall be deposited in such fund and shall to vide be disbursed only for the use and purposes of construction of sewers, sewer"* laterals, connections, sewer maintenance and UsesAncidental thereto, 1738, 1) AR, 163 CAPITAL OUTLAYS FUR.NMS Fuctd teej.',� A fund is hereby created for capital outlays for POETIM 1MPZDVCzT1'1.1ents under the pzDvisions of that ;L _U11)=IC I certain Act of the Legislature of the State of Calif ornia� entitled.-' "An Act to pinvide for the levy and collection of taxes and assessments for the piaToae of creating a fand for capital outlays by cities, counties, cities aud co=tiea or districts". ap- proved July 1? 1937, and being Chapter 717 of the Statutes of 1937, ( 29�1) .� ., Desi tioan off Sach f"uxr: shall, be known as "Special F'amd for Capital, Outl eo- 16 o.e of It shall remain inviolate :for the making of any capital ,outlays .for public impr-,)ve entar. _631, bEpap:aditurera I oar Fua No moneys shall be disburses) therefrom except1mg for ouch a fan=poae� excepting npou cosaaent of the electors ob- ta imed as pro v ded in said Act, (529,,211 l6 Levies., Limitation, Taxes s be levied capon the taxable property in said City for the, raising of moseys for said fund3 but no levy so made *ball exceed the limitatic a imposed by the Charter of the City of Huntington .Pew upon the right of said City to iapoie taxers, without the assent of two tktirda(2f3) of the qualified. electors- of said City voting at wV general or special election at which such proposition nay be aubmi.tted_, (529.3) L1616, Transfer `urpluo mods,,, The Council may transfer to such fund aay unencumbered aurpd.ug funds remaining on hand in the Citg at the end of S 116 �, f1laimed local. Drain e ftaAllitles Fund, There is' hexebv created a fund to be known as pl aced DDcU Drain Facilities Fund and all al:l fe6a .received by the Canty :for than Planned Drainage Facilities shall be deposited in such fund and shall be expended only for the construction or reimburse- ment Lfor construction of loom, d-rainage facilities within the Planned local: Drainage aarea from which the fees comp;iaing the funds were collected.., (759.,.1) ARTICLE .164 OX5 TAX l,£ �_ reation of f d.. To comply with the provisions of Article 5 of Chapter l A of Division I of the Streets and Higbwaya C'odep with particulax reference to the amendments, made thereto by Chapter 6427 Statutes of 1935, there is hereby created in the City '11re ury a. special fund to be knovn as the "Special Gas TN= Street improvement :i�wd", fi388a j .. � XaXments_ ipto Fmd,, All mQney$ receiTed by the City from the State f of California under the provlair=n of the k treet'• and Highwa vs Code for the acquisition of real property or ,inte-resta therein foor., or the construction,, maintenance- or improveweat of atreets nz highwa�ya other than state highwaya shall be )sad into to i�-J.d fund. (368.,2 i s h e� �� e from Fes.. All. moneys ia rini.d fund shal). be expended e ol�aaiv .l.y for tit � paarpos ea as thorized by, and oubject toy all of the pro- visionsof _4rkiclo.� Cb ;,Ater 1, mDi-.motion 1 of the Streets and Ui, htway;. Cede 3St b 3 i I i i i GOVERNMENT TAXES CHAPTER 17 Chapter 17 TAXES ARTICLE 171. COLLECTION ARTICLE 172 . SALES AI\TD USE TAX ARTICLE 171 COLLECTION § 1711. Collection Delegated to County. The City of Huntington Beach does hereby elect that the duties of the assessment of city property for city taxes, the equalization and correction of the assessment, the collection, pay- ment and enforcement of the taxes, including delinquent taxes, and the re- demption of property from sale or other penalty for the nonpayment of city taxes, now provided by law to be assessed by the Assessor and collected by the Tax Collector and equalized by the City Council of the City of Hun- tington Beach, shall be performed by the County Assessor, the County Tax Collector, the County Auditor and the Board of Supervisors of Orange County when acting as a board of equalization. [567:1] § 11712. Repeal. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict here- with are hereby repealed, except as the same may be necessary for the assessment and collection of taxes pursuant to law by county officials, and except further to enforce the collection of all city taxes assessed by the City which may now be or which may become delinquent. [567:2] SALES AM USE TAX ARTICLE 172 SALES AM USE 'TAB. Section 1721. Puaose. The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach hereby declares that this ordinance is adopted to achieve the following, among other purposes and directs that the provisions here- of be interpreted in order to accomplish those purposes- Section 172I 1, To adopt a sales and use tax ordinance which com- plies with the requirements and limitations contained in Bart 105 of Division 2 of the Revenue and Taxation' Code of the State of California, Section 1721.2o To adopt a sales and use tax ordinance which incorp- orates provisions identical to those of the Sales and Use Tax Thaw of the State of California insofar as those provisions are not incon- , sistent with the requirements and limitations contained in Part 1.5 of Division 2 of the said Revenue and Taxation Code Section 172103, To adopt a sales and use tax ordinance which im- poses a one percent (11%) tax and provides a measure therefor that can be administered and collected by the State Board of Equalization in a manner that adapts itself as ' fully as practical to and requires the least possible deviation from, the existing statutory and ad- ministrative procedures followed by the State Board of Equalization in administering and collecting the California State Sales and Use Taxes- Section 1721.4,, To adopt a sales and use tax ordinance which can be - , m a nistered in a manner that will to the degree possible consist- ent with the provisions of Part 1,3 of Division 2 of the said Rev- enue and Taxation Coded minimize the cost .of coLlecting city sales and use taxes and at the same time minimize the burdeh o-f record keeplln-g upcxn persons subject to taxation under the provisions of this ordinance a Section 1721.5,. (Repealed 87$o1) Section 1,722. Operative Date. Contract with State. This ordinance shall ecome operative anpr or thereto this. City shall contract. with the State Board of Equalization to perform all functions incident to the administration. and operation of this sales and use tax ordinance; i3rovided, that, if this City shall not have contracted with the said State Board of Equalization,; as shove set forth, prior to April 1, 1956, this ordinance shall not be operative until the first day of the first calends:r quarter following the ex- ecution of such a contract by the City and by the State Board of Equalization, provided further that this ordinance shall not become operative prior to ,the operative date of the Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax Ordinances of the County of Orange. C- SALES TAX SECTION 1723. Sec&ikon 1723 Sales 'Tax. For the privilege of gelling tangible- personal property at retail a tax is hereby imposed upon all retail- ers in the city at 'the rate of one percent (111.) of the gross receipts of the retailer from the sale of all tangible personal property sold at retail in the City -of Huntington Beach on and after the operative date of this ordinance. Section 1723.1. For the purpose of this ordinance, all retail sales are consummated at the place of business of the retailer unless the tangible personal property sold,,is delivered by the retailer or his agent to an outmof-State destination or to a co on carrier for delivery to an out-of-State destination, The gross receipts from ' such sales shall include delivery charges., when such charges are subject to the State sales and use tax, regardless of the place to which delivery is 'made. In the event a retailer has a permanent place of business in the State or has more than one place of business, the place or places at which the retail sales are consummated shall be determined under rules and regulations to be prescribed and adopted by the Board of Equalisation. (878.2) Section 1723.2. Except as hereinafter provided, and except insofar as they are inconsistent with the provisions of Fart 1.5 of Di.visi.on. 2 of the said Revenue and Taxation Codes, all of the provisions of Part 1 of Division 2 of .said Code, as wended and in force and effect on April 1. 1956, applicable to sales taxes are hereby adopted and made a part of. this section a.s though fully set forth herein. Section 1723,21 Wherever and to the extent that,, in Part l of Division 2of the said Revenue and Taxation Code of the State of California is named or referred to as the taxing agency, the City of Huntington Beach 'shall. be substituted therefor. Nothing in this subdivision shall be deemed to require the substitution of the name of the City of Huntington Beach for the .work a'State" - when that word is ,used as part of the title of the State Controller, the State Treasurer, the State Board of Control, the State Board of Equalizatior or .the name of the State Treasury, or the Constitution of the State - of California-, nor shall- the name of the City be substituted for that of the State in any section when the result of that substitution would require action to be taken by or against the City or any ageney thereof a rather than by or against that State Beard of Equalization. in functions incident to the administration or operation of this ordinance; and neither shall the substitution be deemed to have been made in those' sections, including but not neces- sarily limited to, sections referring to the exterior boundaries of the State of California, 'There the result of the substitution would be to provide an exemption from this tax with respect to certain gross receipts which would not otherwise be exempt from this tax while those gross receipt's remain subject to tax by the State under the provisions of Part 1 of Division 2 of the said Revenue and Taxation Code, nor to impose this tax with respect to certain gross receipts which would not be subject to tax by the State 'under the same provisions of that Code; and, in addition, the, name of the City• shall• not be substituted for that of the State in.Sections . 6701, 6702, (except in the last sentence thereof) , 6711, 6715, 6737,, 6797 and 6828 of the said Revenue and Taxation Code as adoptedo USE SECTION 1723.22 Section 3 22 If a seller's permit has been issued to a retailer under Sectionb068 of the said Revenue and Taxation Code, an addition., al seller's permit shall not be required by reason of this section. Section 1723�,23. There shall be excluded from the gross receipts by which the tax is measured- (a)' The amount of any sales or use tax imposed by the State of California. upon a retailer or consumer, (Repealed 87801) (b) Receipts from sales t6 operators of co> n carrier and waterborne vessels of property to be used or consiLmed in the operation of such common carriers. or waterborne vessels principally outside of this City. OM 3) Section" 1724Q Use Taxi An excise tax is hereby imposed on the storage,, use or other consumption in the City of" Huntington Beach of tangible personal property purchased from any retailer on or after the operative date of this ordinance,, for storage use or other .consumption in the-city at. the rate of one percent (1705 of the sales price of the. propEirty. The sales price shall include delivery charges when such charges are subject to State sales or use tax regardless of the place to which delivery is made . Sect��c n 1724 Except as hereinafter provided., and except insofar as the y are inconsistent with, the provisions of Part 1 .5 of Division 2 of the said Revenue and Taxation Code, as all of the provisions of Part 1 of Division 2 of said Code,, as amended and in force and effect on April 1, 1956, ,aapplicable to' use takes are hereby adopted and made a part of this section as though fully set forth herein, Section 1724.2. Wherever, and to the extent that, in Part 1 of Division 2 of the said Revenue and Taxattion Code, the State of California i' named or referred to as the taxing agency the name of this City shall be substituted therefor, Nothing in this sub- division shall be deemed to require the substitution of the name of this City for the word "State"' vitien that word is used as part of the title of the'State Controller,, the State Treasurer, the State Board of Control, the State Board of Equalization, or the name of the State Treasury, or of the Constitution of the State of California- nor shall the name of .the City be substi.ttuted, for that of the State in any section when the result of that substitution would recp ire' action to be taken by or against the City or any agency thereof rather than by or against the State Board of Equalization, in per- . forming the functions incident to the administration or operation of : this ordinance-, and neither" shall the substitution be deemed to have bea6n made in those sections, including but not necessarily limited to sections referring to the exterior boundaries of the State of Cafiforraia, ' where the result of the substitution would be to provide USE TAX S 1724.3 an exemption from this tax with respect to certAin storage, use or other constmiption of tangible personal property' which would not other. wise be exempt from this tax while such storage, use or other con- s option remains subject to tax by the State under the provisions - o7 Part I of Division 2 of the said Revenue and Taxation Code, or to impose this tax with respect to certain storage, use or other consumption of tangible personal property %.jhich would not be subject to tax by the State under the said provisions of .that Code; and in addition, the name of the City shall not be substi-tuted, for that of the' State' Sebtions' 6701 6702 (except in the last sentence there- of), 6711, 67153-0 6737 670 and",6828 of the said Revenue.-and Taxation Code as adopted, and the name of the City shall not be substituted for the word "State" in the phnase "retailer engaged in business in this State" in Section 6203 nor in the definition of that: phrase in.-Section 6203. OM2) Section 1724.3. There shall be exempt from ene tax due under this sect2'on-. (a) The amount of any sales or use tax Imposed by the State of California upon a retailer or consumer, (b) The storage, use or other conawnption of tangible personal property, the gross receipts from the sale of which has been subject to sales tax under a sales and use tax ordinance enacted In accordance with Part 1.5 of Division 2 of the Revehue and Taxation Code by any city and county, county, or city in , this State. (878.2) . (c) The storage or use of tangible, personal prop- erty ice" the transportation or transmission of persons, pi-operty or communications, or in the generation,, transmission or distribiition of electricity or in the manufacture, transmission or distribution of gas :fin' intrastate, inter- state or foreign cazrmnerce by public utilities which are regulated by the Public Utilities Commission of the State of California. (d) The use or consumption of property purchased by operators of common carrier and water- borne vessels to be used or consumed in the operation of such coin mn carriers or winter- borne vessels principally outside the city. Section,.1725. Amendments. All amendments of the said Revenue and Taxation Code enacted su sequent to the effective date of this ordinance which relate to the sales and use tax and Which are not inconsistent with Part 1.5 of Division Z 'of the said Rievenue and Taxation Code shall automatically become a part of this ordinance,. 1 ENJOINING COLLECTION FORBIDDEN SECTION 1726. Section 1726. ENJOINING COLLECTION FORBIDDEN. No injunction or writ of mandate or other legal or equitable proc- ess .shall issue in any suit, action or proceeding in any court against the State or this City, or against any officer of the State or this City, to prevent or enjoin the collection under this ordinance, or Part 1.5 of Division 2 of the Revenue and Taxation Code, of any tax or any amount of tax required to be collected. _t i BUSINESS DIVISION 2 DIVISION 2 BUSINESS e CHAPTER 21. Business Licenses 22. Repealed 766.14 23. Repealed. 766.15 24. oil 25. Dance Halls 26. Motion®7icture `heaters o i I f � � x BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE CHAPTER 21 CHAPTER 21 BUSINESS L1.OE1dSES ARTICLE 210. GENERAL yy 11 f REPEALED I66 8 212 r REPEALED 766.9 213. REPEALED 766. 10 21/ G REPEALED 766811 215,. REPEALED 766. 12 216 C REPEALED 766 J3 GENERAL Sec ion 2101.. Oe f i it ions (a) PERSON. As used in this Ordinance, "Verson" includes all. domestic anT frarei.gn corporations, associations, syndicates,, joint: stock :corporations, partnerships of every kinds clubs, Massachu- setts business, or common law trusts, societies, and individuals transacting and carrying on any business in the City of Huntington Beach other than as an employee. (b) BUSINESS. As used in this Ordinance, "Business" includes profe sio , trades s and occupations and all and every kind of calling whether or not carried on for profit (c) AVERAGE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES. As used in this Ordinance "Average Num er o oyee " nc u es the total number of employees in the managing, operation, transacting and carrying on of any business in the City of Huntington Beach., The average number of employees for any business haying a fixed location in the city shall. mean the average number of persons employed daily for the twelve months period ending on the December 31st next preceding the date of license application, and shall be determined by ascertaining the total number of hours of service performed by a'*I employees dim , such year, and dividing the total number of hours of service thus obtained by the number of hours of service constituting a day"s work, according to the custom or laws governing such employments, and by again dividing the sum thus obtained by the number of business days in such year, The same ordinance further provides that the average number of emplo ees for anybusine93 not having a fixed Location in the City Nall mean the cumber of persons employed daily for the period during which the applicant for a license conducts such business, and shall be determined by ascertaining the total number of hours of service performed- by all emloyees during the three days, or less, on which the greatest number of persons is employed, and dividing the total number of hours of service thus obtained by the number of hours of setkri.ce I constituting a da y0a work, according to the custom or taws got4yernii_v°g f such emplo ents, and again dividing the sum thus obtained by th(-:� number of i2siness days upon which the total hours of service 1. based i E i. BUSINESS BUST SS LICENSE S 2101. (d) HOTEL, MOTEL„ OR ROOMING HOUSE. As used in this ordinance, "Hotel, Motel, or RooncaIng Douse°a including my lodging house, motel, hotels rooming house, bungalow court, auto court, or public or private club containing more than three, (3) guest rooms or units, and which is occupied or is intended or designed for occupancy by more than three (3) guests, vahether` rent is paid in money, goods, labor, services or otherwise and which is maintained, advertised or held out to the public as a place where sleeping or rooming accomodations are furnished to the whole or any part of the public whether with or without meals. (e) APARTMENT HOUSE® ' As used in this ordinance "Apartment House" shall inclu a any i ding, or portion thereof, which is designed,. built, rented, leased., let, or hired out to be occupied, or Which is occupied as the home or residerice of three or more families living independently of each other, in which building or portion thereof kitchen or cooking facilities are incorportated, whether or not the occupants do their cookin in said building, and shall include flats and apartments., (766.1. 138.1p 904 D 1, 904,2) (f) GENERAL ENGINEERING CONTRACTOR As used in. this Ordinance, "General Enngineerinng Con.tract is a contractor whose principal contracting business is In connection with fixed works. requiring specialized engineering knowledge and skill' i.ncluding the following divisions or subjects: Irri.gati6nt, drainage, water power, water supply, flood. ^htrol, inland waterways, harbors, docks and wharves, ship= yards and ports, levees, river control and reclaimation works, rail- roads, highways, streets and roads, tunnels, sewers and sewage dis- posal plants and systems, pipelines and other systems for the gran mission of petroleum and other liquid or gaseous substances, parks, playgrounds and other recreational ~narks, refineries, chemical plants and similar industrial plants requiring specialized engineering know- led.ge and skill, 0owerhouses, power plants and other utility plants and installations, land leveling and earthmovirng projects, excavating, grading, trenchirng, paving and surfacing work and cement and concrete work connection works in conection with the above mentioned fixed works. (g) GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR As used in this Orrd inafnc e, a !."General Buil ing Contractor is a contractor =Noose principal con- racting business is in connectioxi with any structure built, being builty or to be built, for' the support, shelter, and enclosure of persons, animals, chattels, or movable property of any kind, requiring in its construction the use of more than two unrelated building trades or crafts or to do or superintend the whole or any part thereof,, BUSINTISS BUS INE S S LICENSE S 2101 (h) SPECIALTY CONTRACTOR. As used in this ordinance, a "Specialty -Co—Ftrictorr, sfialiMso mean as subcontractor and is a contractor whose operations as such are the performance of construction or other work requiring- special skill and whose principal contracting business involves the use of specialized building trades or crafts or other specialized teclIniques and who is not classified as a general engineering or, general 16uilding contractor by the Department of Professional and Vocational Standards of the State of California, and those various categories of contractors who are not .required to be and who are not licensed as "Contractors1r, by the aforementioned department. The classification assigned to Contractors by the State of California will be used in determining the fee for issu of , license by this City. A license as*,a Specialty or subcontractor will not be issued to a person' classif ied by the State. as a General or Engineering Contractor unless such contractor holds a' valid Sub or Specialty Contractor classification license in addition to his General or Engineering License. (766J, 838.1,904.1, 904.2) W VENDI1qG MACHINE. - As used in this Ordinance, a "Vending Machines" is 'any 'weig Wing�, amusement, service, merchandise, food, or drink dispensing machine, or device wherein a sum of money is charged or collected for the operation of such machine or device by means of a coin slot or otherwise. (j) - SOLICITORS AND CANVASSERS. As used in this Ordinance, "Solicitors ancT-Ca—nvassers,"-i-re—cTe=-ned to be and include any in- dividual not having a fixed place of business within the City of ' f r Huntington BeAch who -forhimself,, or as agent or representative o or of another, in person or by telephone or by any other means of communication .is engaged in the business of going from house to house and place to place or At or along the streets of this City, offering to sell intangibles, such as bonds or stock or oil or mintng shares or' units, or soliciting or taking' orders for future .delivery or articles, goods, wares or merchAndise,sen.rices or subscriptions inclusive. of' newspapers, magazines, periodicals, books and 'all other publications, and whether collecting advance payments or not, sane inclusive of tall persons who thus go from place to place, and from house to house within the City, in any like or an activities, including those who solicit funds or articles for charitable. purposes,, and inclusive of any and all. such-persons who may or may not engage in any actual or purported interstate commerce. .. The terms solicitor and canvasser shall not apply to commercial salesmen, agents and the like who sell or take orders for the sale of whole- sale goods to persons- maintaining a. fixed place of business in this, City who are licensed as .prescribed by ,this Ordinance. . (k) PEDDLER. As used in this Ordinance, "Peddler" is defined to be and in6 u es any person not having a fixed place of business in this City, who for himself, or as agent or representative for or of another, goes from house to house, and place to place, or at ok along the streets of this City offering to sell tangible objects ot- articles, goods, wares' merch-kndise, or services, who delivers such. object article, goods, wares merchandise, or service, in person, ,to the individual placing order kor the same, at the such-order -L; placed and paid for. i BUSINESS BUS INESS_L1,t,ENSE S 2101,6®�® I Section 2101 6 DEPOSIT OP LICENSE FEES, REPORT AND RECORD All ees$ pens t es an of er moneys recelveT e ty o lector pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter shall be deposited with the City Treasurer and to the General, Fund of this City upon the business day next following the receipt of the same. On or before the first day of each and evevmr month the City Collector shall deliver unto the Cite Clerk 'of this City a full statement of all licenses issued by 7iim during the immediate pre- ceding month, the names of the licensee, and the amount of fees, penalties and other moneys collected on each license The City Clerk shall keep full, adequate, and accurate records pertaining to the issuance of licenses under this Chapter, (766o2) Se tion 21 1 7 BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS. A separate license must e obtained for eac ranc Metas ment or location of the i business transacted and carried on an(! for each separate type of business at the same location, and each license shall authorize the licensee to transact and carry on onl;, the business licensed thereby at the location or in the manner designated in such license, provided that warehouses and distributing plants used in connection with and incidental to a business licensed under the provisions of this Ordinance shall not be deeme(i to be separate places of f business or branch establish,mentso (76602) Section 2101.8. IONS. nothing in this Ordinance shall be de�e or construed to app y to any person transacting and carrying on any business exemptby virtue of the constitution or applicaN a statutes of the United States or of the State of California from the payment of such taxes as are herein prescribed. (766m 2) Section 2101.81. INTERS E COERCE. None of the license taxes provided or y tiis r in-ance s l be so applied as to occasion an undue burden upon Interstate commerce. In any case cohere a license tax is be- i i BUSINESS _ . BUS INESS LICENSE S 2101. 1 (L) HOHE OCCUPATIONS. Licenses may be issued for various forms of e� --on to those persons who have satisfactorily , Ho c��16 a I made appli�a ion for andsuccessfully obtained a variance® (766J,838.1) S 2101.1 Revenue Measure, This Ordinance is enacted solely, to raise revenue or municipa purposes, and is not intended for regulation. (766.2) S 2101.2 SUBSTITUTE FOR OTHER REVENUE ORDINANCES. Persons required'—topay a - 1cense tax for transacting and carry ng on any business under this Orditiance shall. not be relieved from the payment of any license tax for the privilege of doing such business required under any ,otoner Ordinance of the City of Huntington Beach, and shall remain subject -to the regulatory provisions of other Ordinances. S 2101.21,, UNPAID FEES AS BAR TO FURTHER LICENSE. No license shall owingly-19— --be issue to any person _wWo_; at the time of making application for any license, is indebted to the City for any prior unpaid license fee. (838.3) S 2101.39, ET OF ORDINANCE ON PAST ACTIONS AND OBLIGATIONS Y PREVI USL ACCR It ZF_the a option o-f------t is Oraln nee nor Its superse ing o any portion of any other Orsinance,of the City of Huntington Beach shall in any manner be construed to affect pro6ecution for -A01ation of any other Ordinance committed prior to the effective date hereof, nor be construed as a waiver of any license or any 'Penal provision applicable to any such violation, nor be construed to affect the validity of any bond or cash deposit required by any Ordinance to be posted, filed, or deposited, and all. rights and obligations there- unto appertaining shall continue in full force and effect.. (766.2) S 2101.4. LICENSE REQUIR ' There are hereby imposed upon ED. the businesses, trades6—pro -e-ssions, callings and occupations specified in this Ordinance License taxes in the amounts. hereinafter prescribed. It shall be unlawful for any person to transact and carry on any business, trade, profess-Ion, calling or occupation in the' City of Huntington Beach without first having procured a license from said City so' to do or without complying with any and all applicable provisions of this Ordinance. This section shall not be construed to require any person to obtain a license prior to doing business within the City if such requirement conflicts with applicable statutes of the United States or the State of California. Persons not required to obtain a license prior to doing business within the City because of conflict with applicable statutes of the, United States or of the State of California shall be liable for payment of the tax imposed by this Ordinance. (766.2) - S 2101.41. BUSINESS LICENSE A RECEIPT.. NOT -A PERMIT The fs—su3a pursuant to the s F business , prov t i-s Ordinance constitutes a receipt for the license fee paid and shall Have no other legal effect. A business license is a requirement, not a permit to Con t, manage, or carry on any business activity - within this City. (833.3) SUSItSS BUSINESS LICERSS SECTION M2.31 All licensee's, applicants for license, and persons engaged in business in the City of Huanti ton Beach are'hereby required to permit an examination of such oks and records for the purposes aforesaid. The information furnished or secured pursuant to this section or section 2102.2 of this Ordinance shall be confidential..o Any unauthorized disclosure or use of such Information by any officer or employee of the City of Huntington Beach shalt constitile a mism demeanor and such officer or employee shell be subject to the penalty provisions of this Ordinance, in addition to any other penalties provided by law. (766a4) Section l, FAILURE TO FILE STATEMENTOR CORRECTED STATI any person YalTs to file any reqdred statement wai-tEh n t e time prescribed or if after demand therefor made by the City Clerk he f .s to file a corrected statement, the City Clerk may determine the amount of license tax due from such person by means of such information as he may be able to obtain. If such a determination is made, the City Clerk small give a notice of the amount so assessed by serving it personally or by depositing it in the United States post Office at Huntington Beach, California, postage prepaid, addressed to the person so assessed at his last known address. Such person m4y, within fifteen (15) days after the mailing or service of such notice make application in writing to. the City Clerk for a hearing on the amount of the license tax. If such application Is made, the City Clerk shall caase the matter to be set for hearing within fifteen (15) days before the City Council. The City Clerk shall give at least ten (10) days notice to such person of the time and place of hearing in the manner prescribed mauve for serving notices of assessment. The City Council shall consider all evidence produced and shall make findings .thereon, which small be final. Notice o£ such findings shall besere'-" upon the applicant in the manner prescribed above for service of notices of assessment. (76604) Sect 21 2 4 APPEAL. Any gee onn aggrieved by any decision o£ the ` ty er th respect to tune issuance or refusal to issue such license ..may appeal to the City Council by filing a notice of appeal with the City CL-rko The City Council shall thereupon fix a time and glace for hearing such appeal. The City Clerk small give notice to such person of the time and place of hearing by serving it personally or b depposif it in the United State Post Office at Huntington eaeeg, California, postage prepaid, add. ressed to such person at his last known address. The City Council shall have authority to determine all questions raised on such appeal. No such determination shall conflict with any substantive provisions of this Ord inane o (766.4) 5 � ?5�. ADDITIONAL OF CITY CLEF. In additions to all other power conferred upon the city Clerk Ne—shall have the power, for good cause shown, to extend the time for filing any required sworn statement for a period not exceeding thirt�r (3O) days, and in such case to waive any penalty that would otta�r�rise have accrued-, and shall have the further power, with the consent of the City Council, to compromise any claim as to emouant of license scan~. due. (766 Q 4) i BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE S 2101.5 i S 2101 .5. ZON111G OTHER REGULATIONS. . No license shall be issg ed to any person faai l ing to present any land use permit required by the zoning provisions of this code, or who has failed to comply with the provisions 'of any other provision of this Code having to do with regulation of any trade, business or occupation. (766.2) S 2101.53. N! LI E"'S.E .71,11 PFOITIAETT D 4;,,C .. TIONS m Nothing, in this CFaap _2T_s as a construe to perm the coact of any trade, business or occupation., which is prohibited by any ap licable federal, state or municipal ordinance or regulation, or which r been declared illegal or to constitute as nuisance, by any governmental or municipal authority. (852.1) S 2101.6. DEPOSIT OF LICENSE FEES. REPORT AND RECORDaAll fees, penalties, and other 'moneys received by t e City Collector pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter shall be deposited with the City Treasurer and to the General Fund of this City capon the business day next following the receipt of the same. On or before the first day of each and every month the City Collector shall deliver unto the City Clerk of this City a full statement of all licenses issued b' him during the immediate precr-ditm month, the names of the licensee, and the amount of fees, penaaities and other moneys collected on each license, The City Cleric shall keep full, adequate and accurate records pertaining to the issuance of licenses under this Chaapter (76602) S 2101 ' BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS. A separate ,license Faust be obtained for each braanch esta lis ment or location of the business transacted and carried on and for each separate type of business at the same locations, and each license shall authorize the licensee to transact and carry on only the business licensed thereby At the location or in the manner designated in such license; provided that warehouser and distributing plants used in connection with and incidental to as business licensed. under the provisions of this Ordinance shall not be. deemed to be separate places of business or branch establishments. (766.2) S 2101e80. EXEMPTIONS. Nothing in this Ordinance shall be deemed or construed to apply to any persona transacting and, caarryi.ng on a ny business exempt by virtue of the constitution or applicable statutes of the United States or of the State of California from the payment of such taxes as are herein prescribed, (766 0 2) S 2101.81. 'INTERSTATE COP RCE o None of the license taxes providor by this Ordanaance s all Se so applied as to occasion an undue burden upon interstate commerce. In any case where a license tax is be® BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE SECTION 2101.82 Iieved by a licensee or applicant for license to place an undue 'burden upon such commerce, he may apply to the City Clerk for an adjustment of the tax so that it shall not be discriminatory or unreasonable as to such commerce. Such application may be made before, at, or within six months after payment of the prescribed license tax. The applicant shall, by affidavit and support- ing testimony, show his method of business and the average number of em- ployees or estimated average number of employees and rSUch 'other informa- tion as the City Clerk may deem necessary in order to determine the extent, if any, of such undue burden on such commerce. The City Clerk shall then conduct an investigation, and after having first obtained the written approv- al of the City Attorney, subject to the approval of the City Council, shall fix as the license tax for the applicant, an amount that is reasonable and non-discriminatory, or if the license tax has already been paid, shall order a refund of the amount over and above the license tax so fixed. In fixing the license tax to be charged, the City 'Clerk shall have the power to base the license tax upon the average number of employees or any other measure which will assure that the license fax assessed shall be uniform with that as- sessed on business of like nature, so long as the amount assessed does not ex- ceed the license tax as prescribed by this Ordinance.- Should the City Clerk determine the average number of employees measure of -license tax to be the proper basis, he may require the applicant to submit, either at the time of termination of applicant's business in the City of Huntington Beach or at the end 'of each three-month period, a sworn statement of the average number of employees -and pay the amount of license tax therefor, provided that no ad- Aitional license tax during any one calendar year shall be required after the licensee shall have paid an amount equal to the annual license tax as pre- scribed in this Ordinance. Any person claiming an exemption pursuant to this section shall file a verified statement with the City Clerk stating the facts upon which exemp- tion is claimed. The City 'Clerk shall, upon a proper showing contained in the verified statement, subject to approval of the City Council, issue a license to such person claiming exemption under this section without payment to the City of the license fax required by this Ordinance. The City Clerk, . after giving notice and a reasonable opportunity for hearing to a license, as provided for in Section 2102.4 and 2102.5, may re- voke any license granted pursuant to the provisions of this section upon in- formation that the licensee is not entitled to the exemption as provided here- in. [766.21 Section 2101.82. DISABLED VETERANS. Every honorably discharged soldier, sailor or marine of the United States, who is physically unable to ob- tain his livelihood by means of manual labor and who is a qualified voter of the State of California, shall have the right to hawk, peddle and vend any goods, wares or merchandise owned by him, except spirituous, malt, vinous or other intoxicating beverages, without the pa�ment of license fee, subject, however, to the restrictions, limitations, regu ations, and conditions herein- after set forth. 1. Every appplicant must comply with the following requirements before a license may be issued under the provision of this section: (a) -Every applicant must furnish a certificate of physical disability ex- ecuted by a qualified surgeon of the United States Navy, Army, Marines, Air Force, or U. S. Public Health Service, a certificate of honorable discharge from the United States Navy, Army, Marines, Air Force, or U. S. Coast Guard, and a written recommendation from the representatives of the Focal posts of the American Legion and/or the Veterans of Foreign Wars. ('b) Every applicant must furnish two identification photographs, one to be 'attached to the license issued to said applicant, and the other to be at- -3— i i BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE SECTION 2101.83 +ached to the copy retained by the City Clerk. The applicant must also sign f �* both copies of said license at the time of the issuance thereof. j 2. A license when issued is subject to the following conditions: ('a) It is non-transferrable and for the exclusive use of the Licensee named. (b) Applicant's identification photograph must be attached to said license at all times, and failure to comply herewith is grounds for revocation of said license and for refusing its renewal or the issuance of a new license thereafter. (c) Should a license be found, in the possession of one other than the licensee named, it shall be surrendered up to the City Clerk and cancelled, and neither the licensee named nor the 'holder 'thereof shall thereafter be en- titled to hold'a License under the provisions of this section. (d) The licensee named must identify himself by his signature whenever required to do so by the police officer or City Clerk or his authorized deputies. I (e) Whenever the licensee uses any wagon, cart, tray, basket or other ve- hicle or receptacle in vending any such goods, wares or merchandise, said license shall be carried in a license holder attached to said vehicle or recep- +acle and in plain view. (f) Every license issued under the provisions of this section shall expire thirty (30) days from and after the date of issuance. and a new license may thereafter The issued pursuant to the provisions of this section. 3. It shall be unlawful for any person, other than the licensee named, to use or have in his possession any License issued pursuant to the provisions of this section. 4. It shall be unlawful for any person to purchase or transfer any license issued pursuant to the provisions of this section, or for any person to transfer or convey the certificates mentioned in paragraph 3 (a) above to any other person for the purpose of securing a License as herein provided for. 5. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this section shall be deemed guilty of'a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished :by a fine not to exceed $500.00, or by imprisonment for -a period not to exceed six (6) months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. [766.2] - Section 2101.83. CHARITABLE AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. As used in this Ordinance, 'Charitalble and non-profit organizations shall 'in- elude only religious, charitable, fraternal, educational, military, State, Coun- ty or municipal organizations or associations. The provisions of this Ordi- nance shall not be -deemed or construed to require the payment of a License fax to conduct, manage, or carry on any business, occupation, or activity from any institution or organization which is conducted, managed, or carried on wholly for the benefit of •charitable purposes or from which profit is not derived, either directly or indirectly, by any individual, nor shall any License tax be required for the conducting of any entertainment, concert, exhibition, or lecture on scientific, historical, literary, religious, or moral subjects within the City whenever the receipts of any such entertainment, concert, exhibition, or lecture are to be appropriated at -any church or school or to any religious or benevolent purpose; nor shall any license fax be required for the conduct- ing of any entertainment, dance, concert, exhibition, or lecture by any relig- ious, charitable, fraternal, educational, military, State, County, or municipal organizations or associations, or lecture are to be appropriated for the pur- pose and objects for which such organization or association was formed rand from which profit is not derived, either directly or indirectly, 'by any individ- ual; provided, however, that nothing in this section shall be deemed to ex- empt any such organization or association from complying with any of the —4— I I BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE SECTION 2102 provisions of this code requiring a permit from the 'City Council or any com- mission or officer to conduct, manage or carry on any profession, trade, call- ing or occupation. [766.2] Section 2102. LICENSE: APPLICATION: CONTENTS. Before any li- cense is issued to zany person, unless otherwise provided in this code, a writ- ten application 'by the applicant shall be made to the City Clerk, upon a form to be secured from the City Clerk, and which application shall contain the following information: (a) The exact nature or kind of business, profession, show, exhibition, game, occupation or enterprise for which the license is requested. (',b) The place where such business, profession, show, exhibition, game, occupation or enterprise is to be carried_ on, and 'if the same is not to be car- ried on at ;any permanent place of business, the places of residence of the owners of the same. (c) Any further information which the City Clerk may require to enable him to issue the type of license applied for. (d) In the event that application is made for the issuance of a license to a person doing business under 'a fictitious name, the application shall set forth the names and place of residence of those owning said business, pro- fession, show, exhibition, game, occupation or enterprise. [766.3] Section 2102.1. LICENSE: CONTENTS. All licenses, unless otherwise provided in this code, shall be prepared and issued by the 'City Clerk upon payment to the City Collector the sum required to be paid hereunder. Each license so issued shall state upon the face thereof the following: (a) The persons to whom the same is issued. ('b) The kind of business, profession, show, exhibition, game, occupation, or enterprise'licensed, and the location of the same. (c) The amount paid therefor. (d) The date of expiration of such license. In no case shall any mistake of the City Clerk in stating the amount of a li- cense prevent or prejudice the collection by the City of what should be actu- ally due from any person carrying on any business, profession, show, exhibi- tion, game, occupation or enterprise subject to a license under the provisions of this Chapter. [766.4] Section 2102.2. AFFIDAVIT: STATEMENT OF "AVERAGE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES." In all cases where the license is based upon the Average Num- ber of Employees, the licensee shall submit to the City Clerk for guidance in ascertaining the amount of the license tax to be paid by the licensee, a writ- ten statement upon a form to be provided by the City Clerk, written under penalty or perjury, or sworn to before a person ,authorized to .administer oaths, setting forth such information concerning the licensee's business during the preceding year as may be required by the said City Clerk to be able to as- certain the amount of the license tax to be paid by said licensee pursuant to the provisions of this Ordinance. [766.4] Section 2102.3. STATEMENTS NOT CONCLUSIVE. No statements shall be conclusive as to the matters set forth therein, nor shall the filing of the same preclude the City of Huntington Beach from collecting by appropriate action "such sum as is actually due and payable hereunder. Such statement and each of the several items therein contained shall be subject to audit and verification by the City Clerk, his deputies, or authorized employees of the City, who are hereby authorized to examine, audit and inspect those person- nel records required to firmly establish the average number of employees for the preceding year, of any licensee or applicant for License, as may be neces- sary in their judgment to verify or ascertain the amount of license fee due. —5— C BUSINESS BUS114ESS LICENSE �.S_ 21026 S 2102.6. NO LICENSE TRANS F°ERRABLE o ,AMENDED LICENSE FOR C LOCATION. o. cease issued pursuant tot s Ordinance shall be trans erra le; provided, that where a license is issued authorizing a person to transact and carry on a.bansiness at a particular place, such license may upon application therefore and paying a fee of Two Dollars and Fifty Cents ($2050) have the license amended to authorize the transacting and carrying on of such business under said license at some other location to which the business is or is to be moved. (766.3, � 83802) S 21 2 7 UNEXPIRED LICENSES HERETOFORE ISSUED. there a license or revenue purposes has been .issued to axny business by the City of Huntington Beach and the tax paid therefor under the provisions of any Ordinance heretofore enacted and the terse of such license has not expired, them the license tans prescribed for said business by this Ordinance shall not be payable until the expiration of the terra of such unexpired license. (76603) S 21 2 8 DUPLICATE LICENSE LICENSE DECAL OR LICENSE PATE, A duplicate license, license decal$ or icense plate may be issued by the City Clerk to replace any license, license decal, or license plate previously issued hereunder which has been lost or destroyed upon the licensee filing statement of such fact, and at the time of filing such statement, pa ittng to the City Collector s duplication issue fee of One Dollar ( 1000) . (766.32 83802) POSTING AND KEEPING LICENSES. All licenses must be kept and post n t e ollow ng manner° (a) Any licensee transacting or carrying on business at .a fixed place of business in the City of Huntington Beach shall keep the license posted in a cognspicous place upon the premises where such business is carried on and have in or upon the licenseet's business vehicles the license decals or license plates issued for such vehicles, (b) Any licensee transacting and carrying on business but not operating at a fixed place of business in the City of Huntington Beach shall keep the license upon his person at all time while transacting and carrying on such business and have in or upon each of the licensee®.s business vehicles, at the time of operation in .this City, the license decal or license plate issued for such vehicles. (76604+0 83M) S 2102 1O� ,BONDS. Where, by the terms of this Chapter, a born icy s�require to be furnished by any person securing' or apply- ing for a license; - such person small, before the issuance to him of such license, deliver to the City Clerk a bond executed by any reliable surety company or by two personal sureties, each of whom is the owner of property within the City of Huntington Beach of the value of twice the amount of the penal sum of the bond. (766.4) S2102.11. FORM Off' BOND. The conditions of said bond shall be stated in substantially the following language° i BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE SECTION 2102.31 ` - All licensee's, applicants for license, and persons engaged in business in the City of Huntington Beach are hereby required to permit an examination jof such books and records for the purposes aforesaid. The information furnished or secured pursuant to this section or section 2102.2 of this Ordinance sh'adl be confidential. Any unauthorized disclosure or use of such information by any officer or employee of the City of Hunting- ton Beach shall constitute a misdemeanor and such officer or employee shall be subject to the penalty provisions of this Ordinance, 'in addition to any other penalties provided by law. [766.4] Section 2102.31. FAILURE TO FILE STATEMENT OR CORRECTED STATEMENT. If any person fails to file any required statement within the time prescribed or if after demand therefor made by the City Clark he fails to file a corrected statement, the City Clerk may determine the amount of license tax due from such person 'by means of such information as he may be able to obtain. 'If such a determination is made, the City Clerk shall give a notice of the amount so assessed by serving it personally or by depositing 'it.in the United States Post Office at Huntington Beach, California, postage prepaid, ad- dressed to the 'person so assessed at his last known address. Such person may, within fifteen ( 15) days'after the mailing or service of such notice make application in writing to the City Clerk for a hearing on the amount of the license tax. If such application is made, the City Clerk shall cause the mat- ter to be set for hearing within fifteen ( 15) days before the City Council The City Clerk shall-give rat least ten ( 10) days notice to such person of the time and place of hearing in the manner prescribed above for serving notices of assessment. The City Council shall consider a;ll evidence produced, and shall make findings thereon, which shall 'be final. Notice of such findings shall be served upon the applicant in the manner prescribed above for service of notices of assessment. [766.4] Section 2102.4. APPEAL. Any person aggrieved by any decision of the City Clerk with respect to the issuance or refusal to issue such license may appeal to the City Council by filing a notice of appea'I with the City Clerk. The City Council shall thereupon fix a time and place for hearing such appeal. The City Clerk shall give notice to such person of the time and place of hear- ing by serving it personally or by depositing it in the United State Post Office at Huntington Beach, California, postage 'prepaid, addressed to such person at his last known address. The City Council shall have authority to determine ,all questions raised on such appeal. No such determination shall conflict with ,any substantive provisions of this Ordinance. [766.4] Section 2102.5. ADDITIONAL POWER OF CITY CLERK. In addition to all other power conferred upon the City Clerk he shall have the power, for good cause shown, to extend the time for filing any required sworn statement for a period not exceeding thirty (30) days, and in such case to waive any penalty that would otherwise have accrued; and shall have the further power, with the consent of the City 'Council, to compromise any claim as to amount of license fax due. [766.4] Section 2102.6. NO LICENSE TRANSFERABLE: AMENDED LICENSE FOR CHANGED LOCATION. No license issued pursuant to this Ordinance shall be transferable; provided that, where a license is issued authorizing 'a person to transact and carry -on a 'business at -a particular place, such licensee may upon application therefor and paying a fee of one dollar ($1.00) have the license amended to authorize the transacting and carrying on of such business under said license at some other location to which the business is or is to be moved. [766.3] 11 Section 2102.7. UNEXPIRED LICENSES HERETOFORE ISSUED. Where a license for revenue purposes has been issued to any business by fhe City of Huntington Beach and the tax paid therefor under the provisions of any Ordi- -6— "Of the said � the bounden principal swell. comply with all i e aws �.n&;an or ces pertaining to said business, P and shall indemnify and save Thazinl.ess the City of Huntington 1m,-ach and anyperson or persons ibn ay be injuted or caused fina,— ci.al less through any failure any the part of sa.L l.icaernsee tot comply with said lards, or because of any misconduct on the parry . of said licensee in carrying on said business, �7hen the c i l- ga tion shall be void, otherwise it shall. re-main in full. force and effect, ane, this bond shall insu-e to the bernefit of the City of Huntington Beach and to any pers.D n or persons and to a 11 employees of said licensee- and the said City and any of said above mentioned persons may maintain an action one th:ks bond directly. in its, . his, her or their name or names, and - this bond may be recovered against more than ante and until the full penalty thereof shal.l be exhausted,," (766 A 2103'. ' lIUNSE ` AX% OW AND WR MM PAYABLE,, - _laic*ens es u3n&,r classiY N[ea�Y�ons , , a d �a �e�s �s who engage in business at a. faxed place of business within the City of Hunt- ington Bea6hp shall be based upon a fiscal year from ,July 'ist to June 30th of the following year, Where licenses are 'isr;uxed here- under for the unexpired part of the <:axnrnual or quarter annual. term the anaunt of 'the ;t .cease fee shall be proportioned accordingly. :Lcens•es under classifications "All ,4, sqj�341 r QtCT' and I'D" issued -o persons who day not ern e in their business from a fixed place of business within the City of Huntington Beach- shall cover the period from date of issue to erne year fr a� such date, The statement required uaaddr Sect ion'2102, 2 of this ordi..- na ce sha.l.l be submitted on all business l.icerases based upov "Average %tuber of Employees" on or before tbi.rty (300 da'Y following the end ,of the year applicable icable to such business as. set forth, and any additional. sums payable by reason of such state t ' shall accompany the return or statement. 'No renewal l.ic nse shall be issued uavatil. the ful smount due and payable by reason of the statement and return. for the previous year has been paid in full. Ira. the event that a business licensed under the OAveraige Number of a:ng3loyaees" classifications of this ordinance -shall cease operation, before the egad of 'the I- cease period', then the statement required by Section 2102,,2 of this ordinance shall be submitted-on o before thirtys g� da�� fill�r��i Ong the cea;�� ing of business, An, additional sums payable by reasod of such statement shall accom any such stauatG.:'ient. 1n no event shall any portion 'of the minimiu m fee be refaceidabl.e in the eves. a bus.Arness shall, cease operation,, The -mi nimim license fee payable under the "Aver€te e M xaber of Employees" classification of this ordinance .shall due and payable in the caste of an original li.cerase before the license is issued, and in the case of a. renewal license,, shall accompany nyq the statement required by Sect-ion 210202 of this ordinancie for the prior year and application for renxmwal.. BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE S 21QI,-U In the case of an original application for license under the "Average Number of Employees" classification, where the applicant intends to conduct his or her business from a fixed place of business in this city, the entire minimuin fee shall be due and payable following final approval of application for license, but .prior to issue of license applied for. Those who rnake ap,plication for license under this cla' ssification but who do not maintain a fixed placO of business in this City, shall pay, the entire minimtun fee at the time the application for license is made. If such business, however, is commenced after the beginning of -the licezising period covered by such license, then the licensee upon fili.i.ag his statement of O'Av,erage Number of Employees"' at the end of the licensing period, shall pay a license fee in acobrdance with schedule of "'Average Number of Employees`' and may credit the minimum license fee paid on original application toward the'-fee reqiiired in classificat"Lon- schedule for '"Average Number of Employees". ALL licenses based upon flat=rate fees shall. be due and payable in advance upon application for such license and shall cover the period specified in the section covering such business activity., in case of .annual license fees based upon a flat rate, the period covered by the license shall be from the date of issue to one year from such date® For all licenses based upon the flat-rate or annual license fee -i. by reason of having his business outside the City of Huntington Beactl the fee shall be payable in advance upon application for license Ane shall cover the eriod from the date of issue to one year from such date; provided, ,gowevor, ,that if such licensee should later. be covered under the "Average Number of Employees" schedule by reason of. his election to change or otheiiiise, then the license fee paid upon, the flat-rate or annual license fear shah. be prorated for the un- used portion as of the date of coverage under the "'Average Number of Employees" under Section 2102.2 of this ordinance. (766.- 5, 904. 1.,, 904.2) S 2103.01. PERMIT FROM CITY (DUNCIL REQUIRED TO OPERATE CERTAIN .......... BUS S 11censT.—s I e is 76-T uct of any business WHTcrl.. the opinion. of the City Clerk, or his deputies, would.., be. detrimental to the public health, safety, welfare, or moral 'standards of the City of H mtington Beach, until. a permit shall have first been obtained fr(t,.i the City Council. (838.3) BusliNESS L µ S 2103.02. PETITION FOR PERMIT. Whenever any person, persons, r"1 firm.3' co-partners p or corpora= on desires to open or keep any business for which, in the opinion of the City Clerk or his deputies,, would require a permit from the City Council, he, she, they, or it shall petition the City Counc.l.1 for such permit in writing. Said petition shall set forth the 'name of the applicant, the character, of the business, the location of t-he premises where the business is to be conducted, if a firm, or corporation, the names and addrese6 of all the officers and parties fa3nancially interested in the busines.►, a .statement indicating whether or not alcoholic beverages are to be sold on the premises, and list any and all games and amusement machines and devices to be operated on the premises. On the hearing of said petition, the Council may grant the permit in- whole or In part, may grant .conditional permit, -:ay prescribe insurance or bond requirements, or ray reject the .octition; and no license shall be issued thereon except as ordered by the Council, (538.3) 5�2103 1 PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO PAY TAX 14HEN DUE. For failure to pay ..aa cense tax when due, t e ty C. erk s a�.9.$ aldClc�a penalty of 10% of said license tax on the last day of each month after the .- due date thereof, providing that the amount of such penalty. to 6a' add- ed shall in no evens: exceed 100% of the amount of the 1 icens a t.-4x due, - (766.5) S 210322. LICENSE TAX: 41AVEERAG 4BER OF FR TLOYEES.a4 : Every pperson e"scribe in the ollowing c assi:>i.cations o ;.engage in business within the City of Huntington Beach shall pa y- a license tax based upon the 91Average Number of Employees' at the rates hereinafter set forth: CLASSIFICATICyN "A'' Abstractor of Titles Chi.copraactor Accountant Civil Engineer Accounting Service Claim Adjuster Advertising Agent Construction Engineer Agricultural Adviser or Consulting Cngineer Counselor Appraiser Dancing Academy Aquarian Chirothessian Dealers in Stocks, Bonds Arcbi.tect and other securities Assayer Dental Laboratory Attorney-at-Lacy Dentist . . i uctioneers Designer Aulitor Detective Bacteriologist Detective Agency Baii Bond Broker Draftsman Barber Shop Drugless Practitioner Beauty Shop Electrical Engineer Business Etectrolog st Consultant Certified Public Accountant Employment Agency car Bureau Chemical Engineer. Fine arts or Music School Chemist Geologist* Child Nurseries (4 child- U.erbilist ren or more) _sndustri l Relations Consultaant i i BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE S .2103R2o Chiropodist Insurance Adjuster Labor Relations Consultant Interior Decorator Landscape Architect Investment Counselor Lapidary Ocul is t Mechanical Engineer Optician Mortician Optometrist Naturopath Oral Surgeon Physician Orchard Care Physician &. Surgeon Osteopath Physician Private Home for the A ed Surveyor (4 personas or more Taxidermist Real Estate Broker 'Trade or Business School Real Estate Office Free Removing Sanitation Engineer 'a.'gee Surgery Stocks and Bonds Broker Free Trimming Surgeon Veterinarian and any other business of a professional nature where the principal business activity is the furnishing of services and where such business is not specifically Listed in some other classification' or section of .this ordinance will be classified in the above categorya. CLAS S IF ICAT IONS 0 CLAS S IF ICA'T ION "'A" Classification "All as set forth in Section 2103.20 CLASS IF ICAT ION "B" Any person who is licensed as a' Contractor or who is 'defined as . a Contractor in subsection (f) , (g) , or (h) of Section 2101 of this ordinance: provided, that license for Contractors not maintaining a fixed. place of business in the City of Huntington Beach may, at the option of applicant for such license, ,be based upon the flat rate ' fees prescribed in Section 2103.61 of this ordinance. CLASSIFICATION "C" Any person conducting, managing- or carrying on a business consistln, mainly of manufacturing, packing, processing, carrying, or selling at wholesale any goods, wares, .merchciindise or produce., comes under this classification, CLASS IEICA`T IGN I'D" Any person conducting, managing on: carrying on the business consisting mainly of selling at retail any goods, or conducting and maintaining a recreation park or arausement center under one general management, •or business not otherwise specifically licensed by other sections of this Chtap,ter comes un d r this classification. ,BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE S 1103,,3.: RATES CLASSIFICATIONS t°All "Bit 44C" and "D41 First r� Employees. . . + ry-g p� First Scree mployees00000geoeooa0000nos0000aooa00000$25e00�g Next Nine persons, per employee000000000000000000aoo 2o50 Next Forty persons per employeeo000000000aooaoaa0000 'lo50 All other employees in excess of 40 per employeeaooaaaaaaaaaaeo �1000 The tritnimum license in each classification shall be $M 00 per year. In any case where a licensee or an applicant for a license believes that his individual business is not assigned to the proper classification under this section because of circumstances perculiar to it, he may apply . to the City.Clerk. for reclassification. Such application shall contain such information as the City Clerk may deem necessary and require in order to determine whether the ippli.cant9 individual business is properly classified'a The City Clerk,. marl then conduct an investigation following which he. shall assign the applicant's individual business to the classi0_cation shown to be proper on the basis of such inveslrigationo The City Clerk shall notify the app� -carat of the action taken on .the application for reclassifica.tion� Such notice shall be given by serving it personally or by depositing it in the United States Post Office at Huntington Beach, California, postage prepaid, addressed. to the applicant at hit last known address. Such applicant may, n0ith, . in fifteen (l5) days after the mailing or serving of such notice, make written request to the City Clerk for a hearing on his application, for reclassification. If such requests is made within the time prescribed the City Clerk shall cause the matter to be set for hearing before the City Council with fift`en (15) days. , The City .Clerk shall give the applicant at least tea (1.0) days notice of the time and' place of the hearing in the manner prescribed above for serving notice of the action taken in the application for reclassification. The City Council shall consider all evidence adduc6d and its findings thereon shall be final. Written notice of such findings shall be served upon the applicant in the manner prescribed above for serving notice of the action taken an the application for reclass- ification. (766.6, 904.1, 904.2) S 21V3a3. E, Every person transacting � .. LICENSE TAX: FLAT RATE., and carrying on the mess erei.n enumerated shall pay a license tax as hereinafter set forth. The tans and the' duration of the license shall be annual, quarterly, monthly, weekly, or daily as indicated in this section. The letter "All following the fee shall indicate an annual fee, the letter I°D" shall indicate daily fee; the letter IDM' shall indicate monthly fee; the letter eaQ" shall indicate quarterly fees and the letter "W" shall indicate weekly fee, all amounts shown are in dollars. (76606, 904.1, 904o2) S 21030310 ADVERTISING. By distributing samples or handbills, . provided that this subsection shall not apply to any person, employee, agent, or regresentative of any person who already has °a city license as provided elsewhere in this C&ptera00000a00000$25o00 A. BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE S 2103.4 By sign or bill posting, sign erection or installation; or any form of outdoor advertising as defined in Chapter 85 of the Huntington Beach. Ordinance Code 00000 ® . . . . . 0000000000 " 00000$5Oo00 A By Vehicle containing applifier, phonograph, loud speakers etc. : For each vehicle00000ao4 ® oo0 . . , 0000000000000oo0aoo ' Ouai50.00 A Or at the option of the licensee, for each vehiclemooa$10000 D If any such vehicle is used by a city licensee to advertise solely his own licensed business and such vehicle is regularly. registered and licensed by the Stag to such licensee„ then the fee for each ' such eiBicle. 0 0 0 o . 6 O O O O O O O 0 O O O O O 0,0 O O O 0 O 0 0 O 0 O O O O O O O O O 0 O O O 0 � $1 5.0 A 0 Or at the option of the licensee, for each such v�,.hicle. . .$ 5000 D By means of steropticon, bio raph, moving pictures, or similar device (not moving picture theaters, used outdoors. . . . . . . . . . .$125000 A , • O us ed Indoors O O O O O O O O O O O O O O . . 0000000000000000000000000 $50 O 00 A (76606, 83802, 904018 904,2) S 210304- AMUSENENTSv For any amusement center room, business, r pparlor containing pool tables and/or billiard tables, and/or bowling alleys, for each such table or alley, with a minimum fee of $1000.00 per annum. . . . . . . . oc000ceoec0000000000c0000cooco$15G,00 A Before the license indicated in this section can be issued the applicant must obtain a permit from the City Couiacil in accordance with the provisions of Article 533 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. (766.6, 83802, 90401, 904402) _S 2103.401.a. AP�tUSEMEHTS a Boxing or wrestling exhibitions per a 1B0l.t loon. . . . . . 000000000000000000 . 0 0 o e 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0$1 5 0 00 Carnival, tent show or open-air show or in hall or building constructed for theatrical purposes0000000000ao0oo000o . . . . . O . . . 00 , , 00$100000 D. In .addition, for five concessions or less. o * o o „ a o o , o$ 20000 D In addition for each concession, in excess of five„ o$ 4000 D Juke box, phonograph or motion picture device operated bg� inserti.o- of coin, per machine® 00000ooe00000000000000000o0000000000$ 15000 A (The owner, of the business wherein the machine, is located shall be held respoxasibie for the full amount of the license .fee if the owner of the machine has not paid the -fee when due and payable), (766.6, 904.1s 90402) S 2103.5. AUCTIONEER. Fog the business of Auctioneero . o$25000 D (7660 , 0` .1, 904.25 s 210306 BANKRUPT SALE. For - the conducting, managing, or: carry- Ing on the business of selling, offering for sale or otherwise handling i�n}�g by special retail ,sale, the stock in trade'of any bank- rupt insolvent p era on O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O$1✓O®0 D (766a60 904,1p 904o2) BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE S 2103.7. S 2103 7- BATH. For every person conducting; m,6naging' or carx53.ng on.' the siness of giving' steam- baths; electric light . baths-,' shower bath, electfic tub baths, sponge. baths., or operating any public bath which maintains in connection therewith, a steam rooms,. pl e, bath or, sleeping Bt�cOII�d.�tGii)n�u o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o c$50.00 A (766.69 0 4'l, - 904.2) S'_ 2103,go CIRCUS. With seating. capacity under 4,000 ® first day, „q /� (fir p�Ayy p� . $g150.00D Ea6h additional day. O Q O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O.O 0 0«O 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 D With' seating '.capacity 'overc 40000 first day. . ' . . . m 200.00 D Each°:additional dayo00000000000000000oo omomoaoomo00000owo,$100.' 00 D For every m ide show In con junction with a circus... o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0$ 10.00 D For eve For in conjunction with a circus,... . . . . . . .$ 5.00 D (766.65 904, 2 904.2) x S 2103,.9m - COiV'I'RACTORS. Every person engaging in business in this c ty as a contractor, as defined in sub-sections (f (g) and. (h) of Section 2101 of this ordinance, who does not eng6gp In such business from a fixed place of business within this city., and who elects to wcerccise the option pravided for in Section 2103.2 of this ordinance, shall €gay a license fee as indicated herein*. Genera.' Engineering and/or General �B+ta:�:�ding /y q �+ y Contractoto 0 o e o o o . o.o 0 0�$1 70.00A $0�y o 00 A S ecialt y Subcontra.ctor, or other. 00000000000om00000000 ®$ Mo®® A ( 38.3,. 04.l9 904.2). ; s j S 2103 10 DANCING TEACHER, Every.person -_engaged.in the profess:.on .o danc-J.ng, teat er x ®. has, -,no regulars y5 established place of; business �Where -Instruction In' danncing is given, . o o .$ 20 0 40 -A ( W 6- -.904 01,. 904.1). S 2103::l2. ' F ORTUNE TEt��,I�TG��ASTIR®�,t�G�A �'����IS`TRY� ETC. For'. j every person who carries on., practices,, or presses to practice, the business or art of Fdrtune Telling, Astrology, Palmistry, Clairvoy- ance, Crystal Gazlng,' HVpyotism, Divination, Magic, Necromacy, Phren- ology or "any and all trot re(.1 practices, whether awe is practiced as..a &1siness or as an exhibition, excepting only religious and charitable :benefits having received a pemit frog€• the, Chq..tg� Council (838.32 04.1, 904.2) . e o e ... e o e o . o e e • o o • • e a • o o • e r e • o • $150.0'~ y�}y*ry �Spq 210�3�{.13*�.q p�HOUSE MOVING. House moving or wrecking of�q ygpbu�yaLc�/ings and ai s nice urea O O O O O O O O O O O O O m O O O O O O . O O'O O O O O . O O O O O O O O .$ ` 0.00 A. (766.6. 9 904.19 904.2) S 2103©131. HOUSE MOVING BO ate. Every person desiring to .engage in. the Business o oust u-u vj U or wrecking of buildii gs and/or structures, - shall before receiving a license for said business execute and deliver to the City Clerk the boxnd required by S?ction 2102 m 10 and 2102.11, in the saga of $5,000.00. (766s6, 904.10 904�2) i BUS IDES S BUSINESS LICENSE S 2103.14. S 210 .14. JUNK COLLECTOR. For. every person conducting, . `Ing or carrying on t We us ,rtess of /� Junk collector e o a a o 0 o u o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0$100000 fib or, at the option of the licensee a a c c 0 a o 0 a 0 0 00 5000 D (For the purpose of this sub-section a junk collector is defined to be any person, other than a junk dealer engaged in the business of buying or selling, either at wholesale or retail, of rags bottles, papers, cans, metal or other articles of Ju a5a (766.6. 904.19 904.2) S 2103 141 JUNK DEALER & AUTO krRECKTNGo For every person conducting, managing..or carrying on t es ness of junk dealer or auto wrecker n o o c, o a a n o o o a 'o o o o o o o Cf 0 0$100 0 00 A I (For the purpose of' this section an auto t--recker is defined to be and construed to mean and include any j person who buys any motor vehicle for the purpose i of dismantling or disassembling, or who dismantles or disassembles any such motor vehicle whether for the purpose of dealing In the parts thereof or using the same for the purpose of reconditioning any other vehicle, or for the purpose of selling or otherwise dealing in the materials of such vehicle or vehicles.) (766a61, 904a11 904.2) S 2101.15. MSlC R FINE ARTS TEACHER. Every person engag ., t e pro ession o teaching music, dramatics, art, designing, dressmaking, mechanics, or any other trade or fine art who has no regularly established place of business cohere such te.ac'ning is carried on v o 0 0 a 0 0 a 0 a a 0 0 0 0 $25.00 A (766.61 904.10 9W�2) 3 21, 03a Lbw®,OFFICE BUILDING. For every person conducting, managing, or carrying on the business of operating an office bufld- ian�gg, for each office therein a a c 0 c c a 0 0 a a a o a a$ 2.00 A 0 66a6, 904.1, 904a2). S 2103017, 0 OOR THEATRES. For every person conducting, managing or carrying on an out oor theatre where moving or motion pictures are exhibited: NUMBER OF STALLS FEE PER ANNUM, rajt y �yO O O O O O ® O O 0 O O O O p O O Allover ✓00 O U D O O O O O O , , O O O 30 (30e,,) er stall. Separate license shall be obtained for stack bars, food stands and other concessions. (766a6, 904.1, 904.,,2) S 2103 1g PAWN BROKER. Pawn Broker (For the purpose c�f this section t e term spawn Broker') includes every person conducting, managing, or carrying on the business of loaning money either for himself or for any other person, upon any personal property, personal. security, or purchasing personal property and reselling or agreeing ' C, to resell such property to the vendor or ether assignee at prices previously agreed upon. Nothing in this section shall be deemed to apply to the loaning of Loney or personal property or personal security United any bank authorized. to do so under the lav7s of the State or of the VniYred States O O . O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O o O O O $300.00 A (766.63, 904a12 90402) i B ;S INE SS BUS INESS LICENSE S 2103.19 S 2103 19@ PEDDLER. Of flags, banners, balloons, cones, horns, kites, no se-making instruments, toys, notions, souvenirs, or similar goods'.or novelties of any description ot her .than from a stud, tent, wagon, or other vehicle o 0 0 0 o a o 0 0 .0 a a a a a a a $ 5.00 D Byvehicle 'a -o 0 o O a o 0 0 o a o 0 o a o a a o 0 a a o $ 40.00 A - - Of any article or commodity not mentioned in this section, including every-person, firm, or corporation .cohducting the business of selling and delivering any goods for human consumption directly to the con- sumer thereof, by means of a regular system of delivery vehicles for the purpose of making sales and deliveries .'upon a fined' route, .'or in the case of food. catering vehicles, from place to place, withi.n- this city a a a a a a a a a a a • a a • a a a a a a a a a $ 10.00 D $ -40a00 A Provided: That issue of a license to any person, firm, or corporation under this section shall not be construed to permi.t violation by such person, firm, corporation of Article 533 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. The license tax prescribed by this section shall cover one person and in the case of route peddlers, one vehicle only and an additional like fee shall be paid for each additional such person or vehicle' so engaged. '-Prior to the issue of any license under this section, each applicant shall comply with the provisions of Section 4048', 4048a1, 4048.2 and 4048a3 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code and with the provisions of subsections lb 2a,b,c d,e,f,3,4 and 5 of Section 2101a82 of this Chapter (766.6, 858a2, 904a1, 904,25 S 2103 20 a PUBLIC DANCE HALL.• PUBLIC DANCE AND DINNER DANCING PLACE. Every person con ucting, managing, or operating a u lic awn ec hall or dinner dancing place o a o a a a a a a a U00,,00 A Every person conducting managing or operatinga public dance �q1q e o • e • • • • • • • • s • e o e s e o' • • • • • $15•00 per dance For the purpose of this section, certain words and phrases shall be construed as hereinafter set forth: A. bubli& dance hall is a place open to the public upon the payment of an admittance fee, wherein music is provided and people are allowed to dance which is so open at regular itervals or on rcgutar -days *of the week. B. Public Dance is a dance open to the -public for an admittance fee or c`a rge, which is geld on one day only. Ca Dinner Dancing Place is a place where music is provided and t7he public is permitted to dance without payment of a fee. (766a6, 904-a1, 904a2) S 2103.21. PUBLIC UTILITIES. Any public .uti.lity operating in the city under a franchise or Eranchises from the city, or applicable . therein; and who makes .franchise payments thereunder is subject to the provisions of this ordinance only to the extent it engages in retail merchandising not covered by the franchise in the city. (766a65 904a1, 904a2) BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE S 2103�22 e ' S 2103,22, ROOMING MOUSE APARTMENT HOUSE MOTEL BUNGALOW OR AUTO COURT, For every person conducting, managing, or carrylag on the business of operating an apartment house ,rooming house, imotel, bungalow court, or auto court consisting of three or more rental units o- If the gp average + monthly rent does not exceed Fifty Dollars ry($50.00)y� ¢ per month, peY W,FSgi{..0 0 0 O O O O O O O O O O O O O�O O O O O O O O C o O O O O O O O O o O O O•'t'�`a' per an SO If the average monthly rent exceeds Fifty Dollars($50o00) per montjh� per unit but does not exceed One Hundred ($100000) per rnont=•o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o c o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $1.0 0 per unit Ifys the �g�average unit. . . . . . gmonthly rent exceeds One Hundred Dollars �y(y$C :�0000,0) � geL month peJ� nit O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 O 0 O O O 0 `�"1 O 50 per nit 766,60 838,1a 904012 90402) S 2103023o SKATING RINK. For every person conducting, mansglxag or carrying on any ice or roller skating rink, enclosure or park. . (766o69 904,1, 904,2) $100w00 Aa S 2103.24. SMALL STANDS AND BUSINESSES TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT Ever �r persona not having a regularly estn lis a place o busines in this City, who sells or offers for sale goods or articles of any description in his possession, or servic&s, at�on or from a stand upon any public street, alley, or other public place, or in or from a doorway of any room or building, or unenclosed or vacant lot or parcel of land, which business is not otherwise licensed by the terms of this chapter shall pay a license fee of $25,00 A. or, at option of the licensee, , , . Q , , , , , , , 0 „ 5,00 D (766,6, 904,1, 904,2) S 2103,25, SOLICITOR OR CANVASSER. For every person conducting, managing, carrying on or engaging in the business o7f. telephone solicitation or canvassing, for each such person employed or so eng aged 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0$1 0 0 C10 D (Prior to the issue of any license under this section each applicant shall comply with the provisions of Section 4048, 4048s1, 4048,2 and 4048,3 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Cade and with thelpto® visions of subsections lb, 2a, b,c,d,e,f,3,4, and 5 of Section 2101.82 of this chapter. This section shah not apply to any person, or employee or agent or representative of any person whose principal place of. business is in and who has a license in this City as pro- vided elsewhere by this ordinance, or who takes orders only from businesses licensed under this ordinance (766.6, 838,19 904,1, 904,2) S 2103,26, SANE ON STREETS FOR HOTELS ETC. For every person conduc managing or carry ng on t e usiness of soliciting custom or patronage upon any public street, .alley or other public place, for any hotel, inn,, rooming house, iod 1-lig house, apartment house, restaurant, dining room or house or p 'tee where meals or board or lodging are furnished for compensation, , , , , , , , , , , , 0$5M0 A (766,6a 904,19 904,2) BUSINESS 'BUSINESS LI(AMSE S 2103.27� S 2103.27. STOCXYPRD AUCTION, For every person conducting, managing or carrying on any"s=oc-Myard, saps stable or corral where horses, cattle, goats, sheep,, mules and other livestock are bought sold or exchanged at public auctio . O0000 ,, 00noco$lOOoOO A (769.6' n c? t 904.1, 904.2) S 2103,2&a TRAILER- PARKS,, For every person conducting. mansging, or ciiiT1n`j_-on th-p---bu—s-rne-s-s--oT-trailer park or TOO' bile hotwe park-, Fifty Dollars ($50,-00) annually for the first 25 trailer spaces. . $1.50 for each additional trailer space. (766.6, 838.1,904.1, 904,,2) S 2103.203. TRANSPORTATIONx UCKING MM HAULING. Every person 7_Ustnicl or operating engaged in the biTs—iness- -G—whole i part', Ith the conduct of their business, any motor vehicle In connection wi for the transportation of any goods, wares, merchandise, products of any nature, racy materials, waste materials, ipe or castings,, tanks or machinery or tools of any description, Jen said person has an established place of business within the City, shall pay an annual license fee in accordance with the following schedule for each and every motor vehicle so used or operated in excess of one vdaicle. For vehicles with a manufacturer'-s rated capactiy of under I ton $ 5,,00 A For vehicles with a manufacturergs rated capacity of under 3 tons, but one ton or over. . . . .. . ... . . . . . . . . . . o ,, . . QOOO 0000 * 00 " . .$15,,00 A For vehicles with a manufacturer's rued capacity of 3 tons or over. a 0 , o o o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 (;� 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 * 0 0 a 0 0 t' 0 0 0 a 0 0 $2 0�00 A (766.6y, 838.1 0 94.1� 94.2) S 2103 291 SAMEo ivery person enge4:;ed in tie business, ih art, o=using or operating g any motor vehicle in connection with the conduct of their business, and who uses the public streets or highways of this City for the purpose of such use or opei-ation, for the delkqery or transportation of any goods, wares, merchandise, products or any nature, raw- materials, waste materials, pipe or castings, tanks, machinery or tools of any description or in connection with rendering services for fees, when, said person does not have an established place of business within this City, shall pay an annual license fee of $25.00 for each and every vehicle so used or operated other than those vehicles described in Section 21030292. (766.6 538.1, 904.lx 904.2) EMUJLTjPNS AND rMCEPTIONS. No fee hereunder shall be required -for the 16peratio—no Y mot e icle or mipment along the streets of this city if such operation is merely occasional or incidental to a business conducted elsewhere; provided, however, that no operation shall be deemed merely occasional, if trips or hauls are made beginning or ending at points withiii this C'ity upon an average of more than 13 in any q,.aarter of the year. More than 13 such trips or hauls within any quarter shall be deemed doing' business within the this city. A business shall be deemed conducted within this city If an office or agency is maintained here or if transportation business is solicited here. BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE S ` 103o q-2 S 2103 2920 � S tE� AMEML Every person engaged in. the. .' business, in a ole or in pare, of using or operating motor vehicles for the transportation; hauling of delivery or removal of cruda oil, petroleum products or petroleum by-products in any fs;rm ' rotary mud., sand, stone, dirt fill, asphalt, dater machine- of any description, or any other articles or commodity not o�herwi.se classified in Sections 2103.29 and- Section 2103,291, who uses the public streets or highways of this city for the pu ose of such use or operation, and who it not required to pay �e license or fees as set forth in Section 2103.29 and Section 2103.291 of this 0hapter shall pay an annual license fee based upon each motor vehicle so used or operated as follows D CtT TRUCKS o For eacq vehicle with dual sin lep�rear y axle n0000a ® oaaoo . 00000OOO$r1000¢^0� A +�or each Y/ehicle W'gith dual rear aS,,zl�Gs O O O 0 o O 0 O O O O O G O O O O O O O O O O 2,00 A TANK TRUCK OR TANK WAGON (Semi-tractor and front trailer considered a++ 1.2 s one tank trruc your tank wagon) . ForT �y each tank truck or dank wagiJn. 000000000000000000000000 ,,$40000 A For each add:1.ti.onal tame truck, wagon or trailer, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4.00 A (766.60 838.10 904®i, 90402) S 2,103o30a TRUCK REMAL 0R LEASING. Every person conducting j managing, or carrying on t e s1ness o renting or leasing the use of any truck or motor propelled vehicle for the transportation of i materials, commodities, or products, or the transportation of any other object, to be driven by the person or employees or other representative of the person hiring the same at grates per mile, per trip, per hour, per day, per week, per months per year or any greater period of time, and. the truck or vehicle is under the directional control of the person hiring the .same, shall pay an annual license .fee of $25.00, plus $10.00 for each truck or vehicle over one used in the business. . In the case of persons operating trucks or vehicles in this city, within the meaning of Sections 2103a291 and/or 2103.292, when such hack or vehicle has been rented from a truck rental business or agency, the person having rented or hired such truck or vehicle shall pay the license fee prescribed in Sections 210.291 or 2103.292 whichever is .applicable and the person in the business of renting or leasing such truck or vehicle to the rent:or or lessee shall not be required to pay additional fee for each such truck or vehicle so rented or leased over one used in the busi.nessO (766O6,838.1, 904019 904.21 9USINESS BUSINESS LICENSE S ^4103.31 S.2103.31. PASSENGER VEHICLE RENTAL OR LEASING. Every person conducting, managing or carrying on the business of renting or leasing the use of any motor propelled vehicle for the transportation of persons to be driven by the'person or employee or other represent- ative of the person hiring, renting, or leasing the saute at rates per mile per trip, pet hour, per day, per week, per month, per years or any greater period, and such .vehicle is under the directional control of the ?erson. hiring the simie, shall pay an annual license fee of $25.00 plus $5.00 for each vehicle over one used in the business-, provided, that where a person conducts, manages, or carxvies on the rental or leasing of both trucks and passenger vehicles as' one and the same business, from the same place of business, the payment of only one annual license fee of $25.00 will be required in addition to the rescribed fees for each vehicle over one used in the business. (76606, 90401, 904.2) S 2103.34. TRAILER. RENTALS. Every person conducting, managing or carrying on the siness—R—renting the use of trailers designed to be attached to motor propelled vehicles shall pay an annual license fee of $1.00 per wheel for all trailers used in the business. (766.60 904.15 904.2) S 2103,35. TRANSP ATIOW - WATER,, Every person en&iged. in the business, in whole or part, _o_T_using or operating any '-vat or barge in connection with the conduct of their business :or the transportation or acconmdation of passengers, whether fee X-jr such transportation or accommodation is paid dii!ectly or inulrecttly,, or for the transportation of. any goods, wares, merchandise, products of any nature, raw materials, waste materials, pipe or castings, tanks or machinery or tools of any description, shall pay an annual license fee in accordance with the following schedule. o For the first vessel. . . 000000000000000c00000GOooaooqvo$25.00 A For each. and every vessel so used or operated in excess of one vessel Less than 16 feet in length. . . . ,, . O . , . . o , 00000000000000$ 5000 A 16 feet or over but less than 26 feet in leng.th. . .' .' Q' ,' . 100' 00 A 26 feet or over but less than.. 40 feet ift 15.00 A 40 feet or over . . . . . . . . . . . . 20.00 A (904:,.2) S 2103136o VENDING MD OTHER COIN OPERATED MACHINESL For every person conducting, managing,,-_ op.erating or maintilMing on his premises any weighing, amusement., service merchandise, food or drink dispensing machine or device not licensed under this ordinance and not prohibited by law wherein a sum of money is charged or collected for use of such machine or device by means of a coin slot or othOr- wise, shall pay an annual license fee in accordance with the following schedule. t BUS l SS tFoINESSLICENSE S 2 O Z For each- service ®0q- s ry qe machine a h e.. . 00-D 0600000000000000 qpy! nO 0000O0 U34dO O��d^ ® All others- For each machine or device charging le, to and including 4sft„$2000 A For each machine or device charging % to and including 9G, . 6a 00 A For each machine or device charging 100 and over. .. 000000000$12,00 A Stamp vending machines dispensing United States Postage Stamps for mailing purposes are hereby exempt from the terms ard provisions hereof, The above license shall not be required where such machine or device is operated and owned by a person alread licensed to conduct a business in .an established place of business in tie City. The owner ref. the buss, ness wherein the machine or device indicated herein is located shall be held res onsible for the full amount of the license fee if the owner of the machine or device has not paid the fee when due and payable. (766D6a 38.19 904.19 904.2) 103 37 WATER COWANIES For the maxim maximim number of customers at one three ur to 5 re eding calendar year. ,.per customero o o$ .50 (766.69 904.19 904.2 S 2103.371 Subdivisio of Land, Any person, partnership corpora ati.on or of er ent My engag n t e business of subdividing .and shall be subject to a business license tax based on the number of Yot.s or parcels created as shown on each approved final tract map at the per list rate of $1.00.00. Said tax shall be on the entire business of subdividing Including subdividing,, improvement, coYnst"z action and selling, (988) 3 38 RNFORGEMEW It shall be the duty oaf' the City Clerk a�4d be is ere y M recte try. enforce each and all of the pro•risions of t -ai, ordinance and the Chief of Police and the License Inspector shall, render such assistance in the enforcement hereof as may from time to time be required by the City Clerk or the City Council . e License Inspector in the exercise of the duties imposed u�n him hereunder shall examine or cause to, be examined all places of business :fin the City of Huntington Beach to ascertain whether the provisions of this ordinance have been complied with. `sae City Clerk and each and all of the deputies, the License Inspect. or and any police officer shall have the power and authority to eater,, free of charge and at'-any reasonable time any place of business required to be licensed herein and demand an exhititiop of its license certificates Any person having sue license terti,fi.cate theretofore issued in his po aessior, or under his control:,, who wilfully fails to exhibit the same On e and,, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to the penalties a.x��vide�i for by the provisions of this ordinance. It shall be the duty *f the City Clem and each of his deputies to cause a complaint to be filed against an�r and al.l .persons found to be violating any of said pro. visions. (766,6,, 904J9 904,2) 21.03 TEICENSE TAX DEBT The amount cif an license tax and pemalty—TIG'posect y t e provi ons of this ordinance shall be deemed a d ebt to the City of Hunatingto n Beach. - An action may be commenced in the r.:•ale of Ynld City in any 66vart (3f co etent jurisdiction for the amouiri : 9 904� )env, dchinl ,,u 904,1 F- BUSIVESS BUSIMSS LICENSE S 2103.40. S 2103 N4 ,.a. REMEDIES CUKTIATIVE. All remedies prescribed here I 11-N 3 under shall e cUmlative=an t e uEe of one or' rwre remewlies by the City of Huntington Beach shall not bar the use of any other remedy for the purpose of enforcing the provisions here-of, (766.6, ,,904015 .0640 2) g S 2103.41 PENATZY FOR VIOLKTION.- Any per v on iolating any of the provisions of this 'i5_rdinance or wowingly or intentit;nally misrepresenting to any officer or employee of this city any reaterial fact in procuring the license or permit herein.provided for, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction -t1fer-sof shall be' punishable by a fine of no =re than $500.00 or by imprisoirment in the City jail for a period of not more than SiX' (6 months, or by both such five and imprisonment. (766.6, 904.1,904.2) -ION&8 2103 42 REVOCNI SUSPENSION. (a) REVOCATION FOR 1AW VIOL ON, Any licensee who shall permit the v 0 - ty-67TIMance or state 'laws or o-L the laws of the United States of A=erica within his licensed establish- ment shall be subject to having Uis license suspended or permanently revoked by the CounciL (b) 1_40TION/ COMINLAIM.PROOF. Any license issued hereunder may be revoked by the Council upon its own "ition or upon the verified complaint of any citizen or resident of this City upon prood being made to the satisfaction of the City Council that the licensee is conducting the busin6ss licensed in such a manner as to be detrimentol to the public health, morals or safety of the general public. (c) H RIN E. Vo such license shall be revoked except EAQ: NOT'r 11C Tn ess i upon a hea =T ,-Y'T_the Council, of which heari'ng the Licensee shall s, tha have had notr than ten (10) days' notic4 Such notice, wrltten, ' and served upon the licensee either personally or by certified mail, with return receipt requested, (and when b certified mail, deposited in the United States Post Office at t 's city not less than ten (10) days before the date of the hearing, addressed to the Licensee at the place for which the license was Issued, with postage paid thereon) shall be sufficient notice. (d) HEARING. At such hearirq, the licensee shall be entitled to be' represe_n_t=e=y Counsel, and shall be given full o3oart"Unity to show cause why his license shall. not' be revokeed.(838. 904.1 g 904.2) BUSIWESS BUSUTESS LICENSE S 2103,,43 S 2103443n SEVERABILITY. if any section, sub-section, sentence, clauses phase or porno , or this ordinance is for any reason. 1-held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of com- petent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The City Council of this City hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinance. and each section, sub-section, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, clauses, phrases, or portions be declared invalid or unconstitutional. (766.6, 904A, 904.2) BUSIVESS BUSINESS LICENSES S 2104. S 2104. Repealed Ord. 766.7 S 2104.1 ef ®P S 2104.2 of of S 2105. of of S 2106. 61 It S 2107. aQ a? S 2108. of ®P S 2109. is *I S 2109.1 ®P of Av*icle 211 Repealed Ord. 766.8 s HIE of eR S 2112. of s 2112A of of s 2112.11 Is V S 2112.12 111 ®P S 2112.13 01 11 S 2112.2 do to S 2112.21 of of S 2112.3 of of S 2112.31 a It S 2112.4 oa ®P S 2112.5 of S 2112.6 S 2112. 17 S 2112.8 S 2113. of 0 S 2114. Rfl of s 2115. flR it S 2116. 23 of Article 212 Repealed Ord. 766.9 s 2121. 0 ee S 2122. 81 S 2123. it aP S 2124. of eP S 2125. go of S 2126. of V S 2127. to ae S 2128. of aP Article 213 Repealed Ord. 766. 10 S 2131. 00 of S 2132. go of S 2133. of S 2134. go LP S 2134.1 Is S 2134.2 S 2134.3 if S 2134.4 to PR S 2134.5 do S 2135. of 04 S 2136. BUSINESS BUSINESS/LICENSES ARTICLE 214 Article 214 Repealed Ord. 766.11 S 21 S 2142. ea 0a S 2143. S 2144� S 2145. el 11 Article 215 Repealed Ord. 766.12 S 2151. do ee S 2132. 6H of S 2153. 0a Of S 2154. 1a 01 S 2155. 01 in S 2155.1 9v ®D S 2155.2 so of S 2156. so of S 2157. 04 of S 2158. of of S 2159. go a Article 216 Repealed Ord. 766.13 S 2161. so 61 S 2162. of Of S 2163. of of S 2164. of 41 S 2165� S 2211. 'Repealed Ord. 766.14 S 221-2. of a S 220. P of S 2214. of it S 2215. 01 of S 2215.1 of If S 2215.2 of if S 2215.3 a so S 221.6. of V S 2217. is of S 2217.1 V a S 2218. of Go S 2218.1 of 81 S 2218.2 97 aD S 2218.3 it off S 2218.4 so S 2219. of go S 2219.1 of go S 2221. ft of S 22M at of S 2223. 01 so S 2223.1 CH if S 2224. V ot S 2224.1 of 11 1 S 2224.2 of ov S 2224.3 P 0 S 2224.4 of sq S 2224.5 BUSINESS BUSYNESS L CENSES S 225 .,l S 2255.1 Repealed Ord, 766. 14 S 2255.2 0! a S 2255.3 PP so S 2255.4 of eP S 2255.5 P! tP S 2256. S 2257. P! tP S 2257.1 PP PP S 2257.2 PP P! S 2257.3 PP S 2258 PP S 2258.1 S 22259. qg eeggy 2258.2 P! PP S 2259 0 $P eP S 2261 2261.1 P$ P! S 226 :P S 2263. PP S 2264. PP PP S 2265. CHAPTER 23 CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC NEED AND CE WED ARTICLE 231 AMBUt ANCE SERVICE fiSecwtion ll.� Defi.nitio a For the purpose o£ this Articles the foong terms A aave t e meanings herein given to them.- (a) "PRIVATE AMBULANCE'P ® The term P'Privaate Ambulance shall mean every ambulance used for the purpose of serving the public andoperated bX a person other than a governmental agency. The term "Ambulance under this definition implies a regularly produc pd, custom built vehicle on a chassis designed for ambulance use. (b) "OWNER" shall mean any and every person, whether individual or corporate, who owns or controls any private ambulance. (c) "DRIVE" shall mean every person in actual charge and control of any ambulance as a driver thereof. (841.3) Section 2311.3. CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC NEED AND NECESSITY REQ UI a No owner shall operate any private aann ulaance owns or coxntro fed by such owner in the business of- transporting ill or injured patients. or shall in any other way carry passengers or paatients unless such owner has previously obtained aa. Certificate of Public Need and Necessity to do so as provided for in this Chapter. Nothing contd ned in this Chapter shall be deemed, expressly or impl.iedly$ to limit the City of Huntington Beach to the granting of an exclusive Certificate of Public Need and Necessity to any single ovomer, operator or operators. (841. 3) BUSINESS CERTIFICKCE OF PUBLIC NEED AND NECESSITY S 2311..6 Section 2 6a PLICA'TION FOR---,--C36�NERIS CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC NEE . Any owner desiring too to n t e er' sate o`" Pu 1ic ee and Necessity required by this Chapter shalt make appli- cation therefor to the City Council.,, by filing the sane with the City Clerk® Each application shall be accompanied by: a policy of insurance in the amount provided for by this Chapter, as well as the Certificate of Public Nees? and Necessity fee provided for by this Chapter, This application shall be in writing and shall aeon other things set forth the following,- (a) The name, age, business and residence address of the applicant, if a natural person; or if corporation,, its name, date and place of incorporation, address of its principal place of business, and the comes of its principal officers, bgether with their respective residence addresses; or if a partnership, association or unincorporated company, the names of the partners, or of the persons comprising such association or company, and the business and residence of each artner or person, (b A description of each ambulance or other vehicle used by the applicant and which vehicles the applicant proposed to use, together with the numbers and State motor vehicle license number thereon. A left front quarter and right rear quarter picture of each ambulance and-the number of Emergency Vehicle Permit issued by the California Highway Patrol. (c) The schedule of rate of fare proposed to be charged for carrying the patients or passengers which applicant proposed to transport (d) The applicant shall furnish any and all additional information as tlhe Council may require o (841. 3) S e t 2 311 o GBAt�T INC CffftTE OF' P�3BLIC : ANTSNE ES5 a pon receipt y te Ck o any app ication re ewe to in the preciou�Psect ion g the .Chie f o f Police ahal1 conduct an investigation of the lic�st and on the basis of his invest- igation shall,, wi.thin tht �30) da s of the rece ipt of said application, recommend tot o Covnci. approval or �re jection of the application. The Council may thereafter grant the application for a Certificate of Public Need and Necessity if it shall find; (a) That the requisite policies of insurance as required by this Chapter have been furnished and the same is in the form required arO further, that the surety thereon is approved by the City Administrator. (b) That each private ambulance described therein is adequate and safe for the purpose for which it is to be used, is not over ten (10) years of age and that it is equipped as required herein and by the requirements of the California Vehicle Code and California Highway Patrol. (C That the applicant is of good moral character, and has complied with all of the terms and conditions of this Chapter, (d) That the public convenience or necessity require the o eration of such private ambulance service or business within Me o confines of the City of Huntington Beach. BUS I SS CPRT IPI T5 OF PUBLIC NEED M NECESSITY S 2 31 0 (e) That the proposed schedule of rates to be charged are fair and reasonables The granting of such Certificate of Public Need and Necessity shall constitute the approval of the City Council of the proposed Schedule o' £w rates". py((8*�4y1�0w3) NEC ! g9peh p �3 ti 23 2 CERTIFICATE 1w\✓RL1LL'a' 4.!'.0 PUBLIC Stl&"s&r9l 6'�8.�9J 1'VSIiO SSI f!`� Certi cats oiE u is Needa Necessity shall a rein re every person applying for a business license to conduct an ambu- lance service in the City of Huntington Beach. The fee for a Certificate of Public Need ard Necessity shall be issued or con- tinued in operation until and unless the applicant has paid to the Treasurer of the City of Huntington Beach a fee of five ($5.00) dollars for each ambulance per year. Said fee of five ($5a00) dollars for each ambulance per year shall be transferrable in any one year in the event of a trade-in of the ambulance or vehicle involved. (841a3) Section 2312.2. OWNEROS CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC NEED AM NECESSITY C� N€?T T R_ BL 4 NO icense on Cert cats oF-u-blic Need and Necessity granted by the Council pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter may be transferred to another. (841w3) Section 2312.3, CHANGE OP RATES LICATI+ON AND HEARING Sould an owner o i private am u ante service es re to cane is schedule of rates, he shall make written application to the ouncil to do so. Upon receiving such application, the Council shall con- duct a hearing upon the application, and shall glare the applicant at least ten 10) days9 written notice of the time and place of such hearing. Upon the hearing, the Council shall determine whether the raters shall be changed and shall have the right to deny the ,application, or make such changes as the Council determines are warranted by the facts. The decision of the Council upon the hearing shall be final and conclusive. (84103) Section 2312 4 CILANGE ®P RATES. PROHIBIT D WITHOUT CERTI_ ICA A a o owner or river of any private ambulance sew ce tense under this Chapter shall charge apy rate within the City limits of Huntington Beach different from the schedule of rates on file '. and approved by the Council. (841.3) Se 0 2 3 ]GIABI'LIT I SURANCE No owner a as Certificate of Public Nee d Necessity shall e issued or contixneed in operation unless there is in full force and effect a policy of insurance in such fora as the City Administrator may deem proper, executed by an insurance company approved by the City Administrator, whereby the owner and the driver of each of the vehicles described in said Certificate of Public Need and Necessity are insured against liability for damage to property and for injury to or earth of- anyperson as a result of the ownership, operation or other use there- of, the minimum liability limits upon such vehicle being not less than One Hundred Thousand Do 1 l aaws ($100,000 u 00) on account of per- sonal injurer to or death to any one person in any one accident and Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300,000 o 00) on account of personal injuries to or death of two of more persons in any one accident,, and the minimum liability limits upon each such vehicle being not less than i Twenty« f ive Thousand Oo l l aars ($2 S$000.00) for damage to or BUSINESS CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC NEED AN ESSI`l`V S 23t3a t destruction of property in any one accident. Such policy of insurance shell contain an endorsement providing that said policy will not be cancelled until notice in writing shall have been given to the City of Huntington Beach, addressed in care of the City Clerk City Hall, Huntington Beach, California, at least thirty (305 days immediately prior to the time such cancellation shall become effective. (8�a1a3) S ioxa 23l LICE`dSB RE UIRET�, Every owner operating a private am lance service in this Crty shall in addition to ob- taining the foregoing Certificate of Public $dead ,egad Necessity, obtain, a business license therefor and shall pay to the City the business license fee provided fear by Ordinance of the City. (84t® 3) Se ion 2311.2-, DRIVEF *aUALIFICATIONS No person shall operate or rive any private ambulance w[ t __t We City of shall assist in the operation of an ambulance unless such person: (a) Is crer the age of twenty-one (21) years, provided, how- ever, that any one eighteen (18) years of age or over may assist in the operation of any ambulance if said person is a student in a recognized ,Junior College or College taking a medical or pre- medical course of study, (b) Is of good moral character and has never been convicted of a felony. (c) Can speak the English language sufficiently to deal with patients or passengers (d) Possesses a valid Chauffeur's License issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles of the State of Cali.founiao (e) Has been fingerprinted, investigated and approved by the Huntington Beach Police Department prior to employment by the owner of the private ambulance service as a driver. (f) Possesses a current advanced First Aid card or Certi- ficates (84103) Section UL34.3 REELACING IMICLE. In the event that any vehicfe-_1_s_'—i;Wp—!acec 13y t e owner o t e private ambulance business, said owner shall immediately inform the City of the manufacturer's name. the year, the model, the ang ine and serial numbers, the state Motor Vehicle license number of the new vehicle and of any vehicle having been replaced by such vehicle. (84103) S ctio , 1 .4.® REVOCATION OF OWNER I S CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC NEED A SS TY. O W Any art cate o tic ee an ecess ty granted pursuant to tKe provisions of t is Article may be revoked by the Council for violation of the provisions of this Chapter or of any ordinance of the City or of any law of the State, or for the existence of any stated facts which would have been a good reason for denying such Certificate of Public Need and Necessity when applied for, whether these stated facts existed at the time that the application was mane for such certificate of Public deed and necessity or not. I BUSINESS CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC NEED AND NECESSITY Yb Certificate of Public Need and Necessity shall be revoked :accept in the following manner: (a) The Council shall fix a time and place for the hearing of the issue on the revocation of the Certificate of Public Need and Necessity and shall cause the City Cleric to serve the Permittee Leith notice of the time and place of hearing,, together with a statement of the charges which are the basis for the hearing,, at least ten (10) days prior to the time fixed for said hearing. (b) The City Clerk may serve the aforementioned notice of statement upon the Permittee personally or upon said Permittee by delivering the same by certified United States Mail postage pre- paid, to Permittee at address given in his application for Certificate of Public Need and Necessity. (c) The hearing shrill be public and the Permittee shall have the right to produce witnesses on his own behalf and to be repre- sented by Counsel. (d) The findings and decision of the Council upon such hearing shall be final and conc lus ive o (841.31 ection 1 WA QWNER SeS CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC MNEED S MEESS nt o event atL e erri a0 St 4 c Need and Necessity of any person has been revoked by the Council, such person shall, not be granted a new Certificate of Public Need and Necessity fora period of six (6) months after the date of ! such revocation. {�41.3) ARTICLE 232 PRIVATE PATROL SERVICE m i Section 2. The following new sections are heradded to Articl-e _ o the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code and shall read in words and figures as follows° Section 23 1p Definitions, (a) "Private Patrol Service" means that activity or business carried on by a person who purports to furnish,, or who does furnish, or who otherwise makes available to another, any watchman, guard, or tether individual, either uniformed or otherwise$ to patrol any portion of the City of Huntington Beach, or to guard or watch any property, including guarding against theft, fire or both or to act as escort for a funeral procession, or to guard the transpor- tation and delivery of money or other personal property, or to perform any service usually and customarily performed by a peace officer. For the purposes of this Article only, the words "'Private Pahl. Service" shall also include the excl usivee and regular employ- ment of a person bar one employer in connection 'With the affairs of such employer only, where there exists an employer-employee rel.a.tion- shi mid such e l.oyee devotes the major portion of his hours of e p oymen.t to one or actievi.tl es refereed to in this section. of BUSINESS PRIVATE PATRO SERVICE S 2322 j� (b) aPrivate Patrol Service" does not include the guarding of property of a single owner when such property is not open to the public when such guarding is done by one or more individuals whose entire salary or wage is paid by such owner- nor does it include service of any nature performed by an employee whose gain or principal duty is not that of guarding or protecting property. (c) "Patrolman" means a person en aged in one or more of the activities referred to in subsection (a) of this section as the owner, member or employee of a ,private patrol service, 848.2) Section 32 Certific to of Pub is Need nd Necsi Reguire t s a l a an t is ere y ec are to a unNNY-ful for any person, firm, or corporation to operate oac conduct any private patrol service in the City of Huntington Beach unless such person, firm, or corporation has previously obtained a Certificate of Public Need and Necessity to do so as provided for inthis Article (848.2) Section 232 0 A li ti mn for Cert:ific of Public Deed and a t . Any person irm. or co rat ona des r ng to ® to n a ertificaie of Public need and Necessity required by this Article shall make application therefor to the City Councit by film the same with the City Clerk. Each application shaall be accompanied by a performance bond In the amount of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($2,500e00) as well as a fee of Five Douars 05.00) for filing of the said. application. Said bond shall be in the same foram as required in Section 2102.11 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. Said application shall be in writing and small., among other things setforth the following: (1) Name, age, business and residence address of the applicant if a natural persona or if a corporation, its name, date and place of incorporation, address of its place of business and the names and addresses of its principal officers; or if a partnership, association or unincorporated company, the names and residence addresses of the partners or of the partners or of the persons comprising such association or company. (2) An accurate map of the district, territory or area proposed to be served by the private patrol service. (3) A description of the methods of operation. (4) A statement in detail as to the public weed and nec- essity for additional private patrol service in the City of Huntington Beach. i (5) The names and addresses of all private patrolmen who are and will be Toyed by the private patrol service, (b) A statement as to what offenses, if any, any person(s) mentioned in subsections (1) and (5) hereof, have been convicted j ;) descipioan of any mobile or station radio equip- ment nclu ing t e frequency assigned by FCC to said radio tranms- m1f ti no Pmii_ Pnf, _ BUSINESS PRIVATE PATROL SERVICE S 2 22,2 (8) A description of the vehicles, including color, insignias and special police equipment to be used. (9) One set of three standard size fingerprint cards bearing the fingerprints of each person mentioned in subsections (1) and (3) hereof. (10) One identification photo rah of each of the persons mentioned in subs ect ions (1) and (5) hereof. (11) Such other information as may be required by the City Council or Chief of Police. (848.2) Seon 2322.A. Gr ntine Certificate f Public Need and Necess tvre (a) Upon receipt of an application for a Certificate of Public Need and Necessity, the City Clerk shall immediately refer and forward the application to the Chief of Police wino shall investigate the character, fitness and qualifications of every person whose name appears on such application. Upon completion of said investigation, the Chief of Police shall transmit such application to the City Administrator, together with his recommen- dations that the Certificate be granted or denied, together with his reasons therefor. After study, the City Administrator shall thereupon transmit such application to the City Council together with his recommendations in connection therewith. (b) Upon receipt of an application for a Certificate of Public Need and Necessity to conduct or operate as private patrol service, the City Council after consideraation, shad either grant the same to the full extent request or it shall notify the appli- cant that the Council intends to deny the application or to gant the application, but permit operations of the private patrol service in only a portion of the territory, or by only a part of the patrolmen, or both, covered by the application. Within five days after such notification, applicant may demand a public hearing. If he does not do so, he shall be deemed to have consented or geed to such denial or granting of the Certificate. (c) Within thirty (30) days after an applicant for a Certi. ficate of Public Need and. Necessity to conduct as private patrol services files with the City Council a demand for a public hearing, I the City Council shall hold such public hearing and shall serve notice of the time and plaice thereof, five (5) days prior to the public hearing, upon the City Administrator, Chief of Police, the applicant and upon every person named as as patrolman in the application whom the City Council intends not to allow to act as such. The mailing of such notice with postage prepaid, addressed to the applicant and to those persons named as private patrolmen,, at the respective addresses specified in the application, shall constitute sufficient notice of such hearing. Nothing `herein shall be construed as limiting the power of the City Council to grant a Certificate of Public Need and Necessity to more than one private patrol service to operate in' the same :area,., (848o2) U. S.1 SS PRIVATE PATROL SERVICE 22. Section 3�2. 30 B i�nes err: a=. - ired., Every persona firm or co rant on owni.ng 4 operat ng or con acting a private patrol service in this City shall in addition to and after ob- taining the foregoing Certificate of Public Need and Necessity,, obtain a business license therefor and shall pay to they: City the business license fee provided for by Ordinance of this City. No such business license shall be issued by the City to any person until such person is granted a Certificate of Public Need. and Necessity by the City Council. (848o2) Se tio. 2322.4 fi 1tion f Certi f cat+a f Need and Necee sit � (a' A private Patrol service shall within five (5) days after any patrolman, detective,, owner, member or employee. required to be licensed under this Article, is no longer employed or associated with the service or agency, notify the Chief of Police of that fact and shall thereupon return to the Chief of Police any license and/or identification card which may have been issued hereunder to such employee. (b) Upon written application by a licensed patrolman, aaccon.panied by a written application from the private patrol service, licensed under this article, proposing to q employ such patrolman, and upon satisfying; the Chief of Police that such patrolman is, or will be, no longer employed by the service or ag- ency formerly employing such patrolman, the Chief of Police may modify the patro lmaan0 s license so as to designate the new employee and may modify the Certificate of Public need and Necessity of the services or agencies to conform to the change of personnel, (g48a2) sec s 2 v �' � �s License le a�.p�iicaati►a�n (a) Any pets®n wiring a licennse to act as as privaate patro san and is or will be employed by a licensed Private Patrol Service shall file an application with the Chief of Police together with any license fee required by any ordinance of the City of Huntington Beach. Such application for a private patrolman's license shall contai.nm i 1. Nam and address of the applicant-, I 2. Statement of all businesses and occupations, engaged in for the past five year's and the names and addresses of not less than three persons also to verify such statements.c 3. A statement of what offenses, if any, the applicant has been convicted, including traffic violations; 0 4m A complete set of fln erprints and an identification photograph of the p i.caant, taken by the Police Depsaart- met v 5:, A letter from the licensee of the private patrol service certifying that such licensee desires to ploy such private patrolman and that there is an existing or contemplated BUSINESS PRIVATE PATROL SEWJICE vacancy authorized under the licenseelle Certificate of Need and Necessity. 6. Such other information as the City Council or Chief of Police may require. 7. The applicant for a private patrolman's license chall at the time of application pay the sum of Two Dollars ($2.00) in addition to any other fees prescribed by law to defray the expense of investigation, identification, and issuance of an identification card. (b) If the Chief of Police,, after investigation, determines that the applicant is a fit and proper person to perform the duties of a private patrolman he shall issue an identification card which shall contain: (1) the name of the licensee-, (2) the right index firVgerprint, (3) the name and number of the license of the private pat system by which the licensee will be empleyed; (4) the signature of the Chief of Police-, (5) any other information deemed necessary by the Chief of Policeo (848,,2) Section 2323.1 E P drim Me M Q-W-en-t-o f lic9na Alt. lm.XL It ;T7-;-n ereby declared to be a mis emeanor shall "s Misa 'nea for the owner, operator or manager of a private patrol service to employ, or use the services of, in any way, a private patrolman whotie name is mt an the Certificate of Public Need and Necessity issued to such service or 8 encT, or wbo does rot possess a valid and subsisting license. (89 S Ln e t Z324. E I t Us d The Chief of Police All - u Ul r 22 y the speci he police c-wqu�ippmen�t. �nccltding weapons, which a licensee F may wear while on duty,, A licensee shall not wear any e uipment or weapon, or carry any weapon, not so specified. (848.2) SB 2 3.2.4��I. Bad es C S. (a) For the purpose of this Article, the word badge shall also include cap piece or cap badge. (b) The City Council shall prescribe or approve the size, shape and Inscriptions of the badges to be worn or carried by a private patrolman. The- design, shall be such as not be mistaken 6 as an official City, County or State badge, sheriff's, Rarshalus or any official police badge of any City within the County of Orange or of miy state officer. (c) It shall be unlawful and it As hereby declared to be a re.lademeanor for any person not llcemeO hereunder to display any BUSINESS ?RIV E ALROL SER. -CE S�EL�.E_ Q. ............. badge, license or identification care prescribed for private patrol-- men hereunder with intent to deceive another into the belie that such person has been duly licensed. (d) Whenever a private patrolman's license has been revoked, or he ceases to be leyed as such, he shall immediately surrender his license identification c=4 and badges to his employer,, (e) While engaged in his duties as such, within the City Limits of the City of Huntington Beach, a private patrolman shall keep upon his person at all tivies, his identification card and shall wear or carry the badge prescribed by this Article and shall not wear, carry or display any other badge of any kind what- soever,. (848.2) Secti n 2324.2 Use.o UnifoM(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to give, deliver to, or sell a private patrolman's badge or any badge of a design the same as, or so similar to the badge prescribed hereunder, as to be mistaken therefor, to any person not licensed pursuant to the provisions hereof. (b) It shall be unlawful for any person to purchase or receive as a gift, pawn or plwJge any badge issued by the private patrol service pursuant to the provisions hereof. (c) It shall be unlawful for a patrolman to wear any uniform which is an imitation of, or can be readily mistaken for, an official ,sheriff®s uniform or any official uniform of the Police Department of any City within the County of Orange,, or an Official Uniform of any State Officer. Patzolmen licensed hereunder shall wear, while on duty as such patrolmen, a uniform of slate-gray colore< material; provided however, that the Chief of Police may by written order authorize a patrolman to perform his duties in clothing other than a uniform. (d) It shall be unlawful for a private patrolman to assume or use a rank or title the same as,, or similar to., any rank or titte used by the Sheriff or by any Police Department within the County of Orange. (e) It shall be unlawful and is hereby declared to be a misdemeanor for any private patrol service to use, grant, bestow or permit any employee to assume or use any rank or title the same as or similar to, any rank or title used by tine .Sheriff or by any Police Department within the County Of Orange. (84842) Section 2325. Lic,,en- ee t to ejafoa: Pr lice les It shall ar7g to n anor unlace is7l _702 anor for any be unl u erley e=ear to e a Dais licensee hereunder to perform any official police duties.. Be shall immediately report in the most expeditious manner everi violation of law and every unusual or suspicious occurrence or act Vt:,y- coming to his attention in the performance of his duties, to the nearest Mice Officer or to the Huntir ton Beach Police Department. A licensee shall them make a full report, in wrAtirV,, in the f6,rfft SIN SS F E PATROL = , VICE S 2325, 1 prescribed by the Chief of Police of such violation or other unusual or suspicious occurrence without unnecessary delay to the Huntington Reach. Police Department. (848.2) ecti n 223322:55,11 ., Chief f t,qO I t&.5 t C_e i ,�S Al comp a nes regarding the act 8 0 t Fff&cen�qeesd al, Ge re 2i �s investigated by the Chief of Police. Reports of such conmplaints shall be held in the files of the Police Department and shall be subject to inspection by the City Administrator or City Comcil at all times. (P48.2) Sect 232 0 � Chi Ae lof Police may s n d de e vco end _jy�Re § 2 L Mealilty.' (a) If as a result of a complaint regarding the activities of a licensee, the Chief of Police is satisfied that a violation hereof has been committed or such licensee has engaged in any ser .ious misconduct, prejudicial to the faithful discharge of the duties required of such licensee, he may suspend the license and Certificate of Public 'Need and Necessity forthwith and recommend to the City Administrator and City Council that the license and Certificate of such private patrol service or private patrolmen be suspended for a certain period of time or be revoked. (b) Within five (5) days after suspension of a license and/or Certificate of Public Need and Necessity by the Chief of Police, the licensee may demand a public hearing by filing such demand in writing with the Cit ' Clerk If the licensee does not make and file such demand wit :fin the five (3) day period he shall be deemed to have consented and agreed to a full revocation of his license and Certificate of Public Need and Necessity. If such demand is made within the time specified. the City Council shall fix a time and place for the hearing of the issue of the suspension or revn. - cation of the license and/or Certificate and shall cause the City Clerk to serve the licensee with notice of the time and place of the hearing, together with a statement of the charges which are the basis for the hearing at least ten (10) days prior to the time fixed for said hearing. (c) The City Clerk. may serve the aforementioned notice of statement upon the licensee personally or upon said licensee by delivering the same by registered United States Mail, postage pre- id� to licensee at address given in his application for the I cense and Certificate. (d) The hearing sbcll be public and the licensee shall have the right to produce witnesses on his own behalf and to be repre- sented by counsel. (e) Failure on the part of the licensee to appear before the City Council at the time and place fixed shall constitute a forfeiture of said license or licenses and Certificate of Public Need and Necessity, M The findings and decision of the Council upon such hearing shall be final and conclusive. I BUSINESS PRIVATE PATROL SERVICE S 2326. (g) In the event that the Certificate and license of any licensee is revoked by the City Council, such person shall not he granted a new Certificate and/or license for a period of six (6) months after the agate of such revocation,, (845.2) Sect`o a v326o Rulesnd R.e gala i ns, Subject to the approval of the tv min strator9 the Chiefo Police may mare each males and regulations not inconsistent with the requirements hereof, governing the operations of licensees hereunder, (843,2) Article 233 Repealed Ord. 766.15 S 2331. S 2332. S 2333. oa g9 S 2333.1 S 2333.2 S 2333. 3 S 2333.4 S 2333.5 S 2333.6 S 2333.7 S 2333.71 S 2333.72 °t S 2333.73 S 2333.8 S 2333.9 S 2333.91 S 2334. S 2335. I BUSINESS CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC NEED AND NECESSITY S 2340 Article 234 Repealed Ord. 766.15 S 2340. Q@ � S 2340.1 S 2340b 2 S 2341. S 2342. S 2343. S 2344. i BUSINESS OIL CHAPTER 24 j Chapter 24 OIL ARTICLE 241. LICENSES 242. DRILLING 243. WELLS 244. REFUSE 245. LEASES 246. GAS METERS t ! ARTICLE 241 LICENSES § 2411. License Required for Drilling. No person shall engage in, con- duct or carry on the business of drilling or exploring for, developing, producing any crude oil, petroleum, .naptha, hydrocarbon, gas or kindred substances within this City, without having first procured a license from this City so to do, as provided in this Article. § 2411.1 Violation. If any such person shall engage in, conduct or carry on the business of drilling or exploring for, developing or producing any crude oil, petroleum, naptha, hydrocarbon, gas or kindred substances, without having first procured such license so to do, he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not more than three hundred dollars ($300.00) or by imprisonment for a term not exceeding three (3) months or both such fine and imprisonment. [224:11 § 2411.2 Continuing Violation. Each and every day or fractional part of a day that said business in this Article specified is conducted or carried on without such a license, shall constitute a violation of this Article. [224:1] § 2411.3 License as Debt: Court Action. The amount of such a licensee shall be deemed a debt to the City; and®such person, persons, firm, copartnership, association, syndicate or corporation shall be liable to- an action at law with the City in any court of competent jurisdiction, for the amount of the license for such business, with costs of suit. [224:1] §2412. Continuity of Production. Any person who operates within this City any oil derrick or structure for the purpose of drilling a well for the dis- covery or production of, or for an attempt to discover or produce, any crude oil, petroleum, naptha, hydrocarbon, gas or other kindred substances, or who produces crude oil, petroleum, naptha, hydrocarbon, gas, or other kindred substances from any well within this City shall be deemed to be carrying on the business mentioned in section 2411 whether or not the work is being operated continuously or such well produces continuously throughout the fiscal year or any part thereof. [224:2. 473:1] § 2412.1 Separate Businesses. The operation of each such derrick or other structure so constructed for the purpose mentioned in this Article and each well producing oil and the other substances heretofore mentioned BUSINESS' OIL § 2413. whether or not said well is produced by mechanical means or said well flows shall be deemed and construed to be a separate business. [224:2. 473:1] §2413. Interstate, Foreign Commerce. Nothing in this Article shall be construed as imposing a license or tax or otherwise regulating or restricting foreign or interstate commerce; and any business thereof which is embraced in the term "Interstate commerce" or in the term "Foreign commerce" is not made subject to the license imposed by this Article. [224:6] § 2414. Application for License: Contents. For that purpose, the City Clerk shall require any such person; persons, firm, copartnership, association, syndicate or corporation to file an application signed by the licensee or someone on its behalf, showing: § 2414.1 Name of Applicant. The name of the person, persons, firm, copartnership, association or corporation on whose behalf the application is made. [224:4:1] § 2414.2 Name of Builder.' The name of the builder (if said oil derrick or other structure is to be erected by contract). [244:4:2] § 2414.3 Name of Contractor. The name of the contractor (if said well is to be drilled by contract). [224:4:3] § 2414.4 Description of Land. A description of the property whereon said oil derrick or other structure is to be erected, giving the exact location thereof on the property. [224:4:4] § 2414.5 Place, Type of Business of Licensee.. The principal place of business of the applicant or licensee and whether or not it is a person, per- sons, firm, copartnership, association, syndicate or corporation, and if a copartnership, the names of the partners; if an association or syndicate, the names of the trustees or manager or general superintendent thereof; and if a corporation, the names of the principal officers thereof, which said applica- tion shall`be verified by the applicant or some person in his behalf. [224:4:5] §2414.6 Verification of Application. The City Clerk is authorized to ad- minister the oath of verification on such application. [224:4:5] _ § 2415. Issuance of License: Contents. It shall be the duty of the City Clerk to prepare and issue a license under this Article for the person, per- sons, firm, copartnership, association or corporation liable to pay a license hereunder, duly signed by the City Clerk, and to state in such license: § 2415.1 Date. The date thereof. § 2415.2 Period of License. The period of time for which the same shall run. § 2415.3 Name. The name of the applicant or, licensee, for whom is- sued; and I § 2415.4 Place of Business. The location or place of business where such business is to be carried on. [224:4] BUSINESS OIL § 2415.5 i § 2415.5 Delinquency as Precluding Issuance. No license for any such ' business carried on by any person delinquent for the payment of any license fee hereunder, shall be issued to such person, persons, firm, copartner- ship, syndicate or corporation either directly or indirectly, until the payment of all license fees due as specified in this Article from such person, persons, copartnership, firm, syndicate or corporation, together with all costs thereon. [224:4] § 2415.6 Clerical Mistake. In'no case shall any mistake by the City Clerk in stating the amount or terms of such license, or the time for which the same is to run, prevent or prejudice the collection,by the City of what shall be actually due with all costs from any person, persons, firm, copartner- ship, syndicate or corporation liable therefor. [224:4] § 2415.7 Posting, Exhibiting of License. Every licensee under the pro- visions of this Article shall keep such license posted, and exhibited while the same is in force, in some conspicuous place in said place of 'business. [224:41 § 2415.8 Failure to Exhibit License. If such person, persons, firm, assb- ciation, copartnership, syndicate or corporation shall then and there fail to exhibit such license, he or they shall be liable to the penalty as provided in section 2411.1. [224:41 § 2415.9 Collection Procedure: Accounting. The City Clerk shall de- liver such license to the City Marshal or the City License Collector for collec- tion, taking his receipt_therefor; and the City Marshal or City License Collector shall proceed to collect the same, and shall on or before the first Monday of each month, deliver to the City Clerk a complete list of all licenses col- lected by him during the previous month; and he shall pay over to the City Treasurer, the amount of all licenses collected'by him for the previous month; and he shall take a receipt of the City Treasurer for same, which he shall file with the City Clerk and shall report the amount thereof, together with' the amount of the delinquencies, to the Council at its first regular meeting in each month. [224:4] § 2416. License Rate: Period. The rate of license for the business herein specified shall be the sum of twelve dollars ($12.00) per annum payable annually in advance e for one fiscal year or unexpired fractional fiscal.year, which said license shall be for the period of one year from July 1 st of each year to June 30th of the following year. [224:3 3841 § 2416.1 Apportionment of License. Where license is issued for the unexpired part of the fiscal year the amount of license required shall be pro- portioned accordingly. [224:3 '384] § 2416.2 Minimum Portion of Fee. The minimum license fee for an un- expired annual term shall not be less than one-fourth of the annual license fee. [224:3. 384] § 2416.3 Action by City Attorney. The. Council may require the City Attorney to bring action for the recovery of said license fees as in this Article provided. [224:4] BUSINESS OIL § 2418.4 § 2416.4 Criminal Prosecution. Nothing in the foregoing sections con- tained, however, shall prevent a criminal prosecution as provided in section 2411.1. [224:4] § 2416.5 Manner of Payment. All licenses shall be paid'in advance in legal currency of the United States, at the office of the Chief of Police or City License Collector. [224:4] § 2416.6 Enforcement: Powers of Officers. The City Marshal or City License Collector or any Deputy thereof or any member of the Police Depart- ment, shall have the power: .t § 2416.7 Entering Premises: Demanding License. To enter free of charge at any time, any place of business for which a license is required and pro- vided and to demand the exhibition of such license for the current term from any person, persons, firm, copartnership, syndicate or corporation, engaged in or employed in the transaction of such business. [224:4] § 2417. Effect of Conviction. The conviction of any person for transact- ing any business without a license shall not excuse or exempt such a person from the payment of any such license due or unpaid at the time of such conviction for any violation of the provisions of this Article. [224:5] § 2418. . Filing of Complaints. It is hereby made the duty of the City Mar- shal and City License Collector, and any deputy thereof,_to cause complaints to be filed against all persons violating any of the provisions of this Article. [224:4] § 2419. Revocation of License. All licenses issued under this Article, or any section thereof, are granted and accepted by all parties receiving li- censes with the express understanding that the Council may revoke the same at any time, by amending this Article or any portion,thereof, or if satisfied that any condition of the license or terms of this Article have .been violated, or that the license was obtained by fraudulent representation,, or that the holder of any such license is an unfit person to be trusted with the privileges granted by such licenses. § 2419.1 Hearing: Notice. No license shall be revoked without first giving the holder thereof an opportunity to appear before the Council in his own behalf by notification in writing to the holder.of such license to appear, giving and fixing the time and place of such hearing. § 2419.2 Forfeiture of Fees. Upon the revocation of the license, no part of the money in the hands of the City shall be returned, and all such license fees shall be forfeited to the City. [224:7] § 2419.3 New License after Revocation. When the license of any such , person is revoked, in no case shall another license be granted to the same person within six months of the date of such revocation. [224:7] ARTICLE 242 DRILLING \ § 2420. Definition. "Drilling", as used herein, means drilling in the !�- ordinary sense, or deepening, repairing, redrilling or otherwise reconditioning BITS OIL S 2421 any well to the depth of three hundred (3001) below its present bottoza except when a new and-deeper zone, capable of producing oil and gas in pay- ing quantities, is found or discovered at a greater depth immediately beneath the property located, .or permitted area from which said well was originally dulled. (418.,1) S 2 21. Tam or Derrick and Portable its SRecifications. All derricks .®.. .,�. P.�.... .. used for the drilling of oil wells, redrilling of oil wells and for servicing of, oil wells shall conform to API standards as set forth in API Manual, 4A® 14th edition for steel ;deirricks or API Tentative Code Standard #4-D, 1953 edition for- portable agates or any subsequent revisions thereof* (626.2) S 2 1.1 Structural Wteriala Such temporary dti-Vicks shall be constructed of steel, except that he derrick floors, pump house floors, pipe racks, sills, postings and walkways may be of wooden construction. (418a2r 620.3) S .M1.01 Permanent ikerrioks Prohibiteda The cb1i$tructi.on or erection of permanent derrickswilhin the City of Huntington Beach is hereby prohibited, (620.12) S 2 1.2 Owner's Sj1ZP There shall be installed and maintained on each oil well, a sign on which shall appear the name, of the well being drilled or operated, together with the name ofthe person, fix= or corporation drilling or operating the well. (41842, 620.4) S ?_4?1,j. 2" Letter g The letters of such sign, shall be at lease two inches high 418.2 S "21.1 Locations., The sign shall be located on the oil well pumV1.ng snit so that it will, be ,fully visible from two (2) opposite sides of the pumping unit. (418.2, 6gb.5) S 22. Appligation.to DrillA Application Fee. No person shall drill, re- drill, deepen, recordi.tion or repedr any well, or erect or rebuild any derricks the provisi,o of any ordinance to the contrary notwithatandings unless he first make written application to the City Engineer, who shall examine and investigate the same and place his endorsement thereon. The City Engineer shall not accept or consider any application for drilling unless accompanied by an application fee 'of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00), no part of which fee shall be refunded. (418.20 620.6) S 22.2 Issuance of "Permits: The City Engineer shall approve all applica- tions vM,,oh comply with the provisions of the.Huntington Beach Ordinance Code relating to applications for drilling for oil. Upon the approval of such application and the pent of the required business license fee to the Cite Clerk, the City kit n er shell issue said permitL (418.39 620.7) 22a .l ReariM blr,Council& In the event the City Engineer shall refuse to apptpve the application, then the applicant shall have the right to appe#1 to the City Council. Such appeal to the Council shall be made by the applicant in e►riting, setting forth his reasons for requesting relief, and shall be presented within thirty (30) days after rejection of the appli- cation by the City Engineer. The Council shall hear the appeal and either approve or reject the application. (620.12) BUSINESS OIL 2422.2 242P 2 Plat oL Van Said application shall be accomDanied by a plat or map, drawn 'on tracing linen (or a .legible blue- print thereof) with a sheet size of 22 Inches by 34 Inches, on a scale of 1 inch equals 40 feet , showing the location of the proposed operations and the dYstance from existing oil wells, boiler plants, tanks and buildings and other structures, highways, streets or alleys, and railroads, within two hundred feet (2000 ) of said proposed location. (418:1 ) ,. 2422,.21, Contents of said any well Man; With respect to located In the portion of this City described in Section 2429, said plat or map shall also show the ties to the center of the proposed well hole together with the proposed location of the tanks and, If required elsewhere In this Code, the safety wall, the ,detalls of construction of such safety wall and the calcu- lations showihg the required and proposed area and capacity of any such safety wall, All buildings and structures within 75 feet of the exterior boundaries of the lease shall be shown and indic,.ted, (626:3 ) Deoth of Well Said application shall also show the _?422.1, depth to which said well is pronosed to be drilled, together with a statement and designation of the plat* or map, drawn to a scale of 1 Inch equals 200 feet, of where said well will be bottomed. (418:3 ) ?422.4. Details on Plat: Denial of Permit.- Said plat shall bear the names of the streets, highways, railways, owners and 'lesse�-s of adjacent property or wells ; and no permit or license shall be issued for the drilling, redrilling, deepening, recon- ditioning or repairing of any well, or the erecting or rebuilding of any derrick, unless the application and proposal complies with the provisions of this Chapter, (418:3) 1_2423 . Location of the Well No person shall drill an'y oil or gas well or well hole the center of which hole, at the sur- face of the ground is: (626 :1) 242 .1 3 Near 'Wlithin one hundred feet -(1001 ) from the nearest rail of any steam or electric line of railway, (4,1.8.-4:a) J .242 ,2 Near Street Within twenty feet (201 ) .of any pu'011c' street, sidewalk, or highway in public use prior to the coipamence- ment of drilling of such well,, ex" any alley \intersecting or lying within any block or other subdivision unit. (418:4:b 1 568.:1) 2423,3,,, Reoealed bit OrdinanceL (620:1) �_2424,, Special_Rermits, Special permits with special. con- ditions and exceptions may be Issued for the, express purpose of avoiding any Injustice and when the oublic peace, property,, health and safety will not be seriously endangered, and then only by a four-fifths (4/5) vote of the Council of an ooen oublic hearing. "418:5 . 478 :1) 2425, AD' ,, plication: Filing, Service, Anyone desiring a BUSINESS-- OIL 3 a special Vermit within the mewing of the precedI,c$ section shall file a. petition for spectial permit with the City Clerk and sezve a copy thereof aye the City Attomey,, 3 2425.1 jLuZIIi_cate: PUt A duplicate thereof &ball be filed with the City Engineer together with the man and application as set forth in Sectiow, 2422 to 2422A, both inclusive, (48.5A.1, a-78.2) § Se ttin&car Hearing Notice,., The City Clerk shall set the petItion for hearing at a regular or regularly adjoixmed meeting of the Council to be bold not less then 7 or more than AIO days thereafterg and give notice of the time and place of such hearing by publiF;hing a notice thereof In a. newspaper of general circulation, printed and published In this City. 3425, Post of Notice: A copy of said notice shall be posted upon I Post the proposed location witbin 3 days after the filing of said petition. (4, 8-1,;A.29 478-2) ? 2 A_I.A Affidavit of Fos tiR&_ZgbI icationn Ln Widavit of said Posting and such publication shall be filed with the City Clerkprior to said hearing, Adea Z of Petitions The petition shall state facts which Jaidicatu that an ;W-justice-exists and .that the granting of said petition will not seriously endanger tho public Ivaoeo property, health and safety. (418, ,29 478,12) 8 2425.6 Fees The petition shall be accompanied with a fee of ton dollars �116-_0_07- 7_418-5A.3� 478-22) R - Council.- Continuances. The Council shall RILL�rit Action proceed to hear the pet: ,ton O and my take widence for and against the petitlmq and shall, either deny or grant the (provided that t" 1IRMrivA mV be oontinued frce time to time). BUSINESS OIL § 2425.8 § 2425.8 Imposition of Conditions. The City, in granting the petition, may impose reasonable conditions upon the petition. [418:5A:4. 478:2] § 2426. Scope of Permit: Liability. No permit which may be issued hereunder shall be construed as a consent, encouragement, license, grant, or a permission by the City for any drilling or taking of any oil or gas out- side of or beyond the perpendicular boundaries prolonged downwards of the immediate lot and property from which the said well is drilled; and the City shall not be liable for any damages which may result from or because of any drilling operations. [418:6] § 2426.1 Protection of City. Said applicant and permittee shall and must hold the City harmless from any and all liability growing out of the issuing of such permit or any and all operations contemplated or performed thereafter. [418:6] § 2426.2 Agreement to Inform, Indemnity: Bond. Any permit or license issued shall be conditioned upon the execution and delivery by the operator to the City of a written agreement, including a good and sufficient bond, whereby, upon request of the City, the said applicant or operator drilling the well at its sole cost and expense shall furnish to the City an accurate and satisfactory survey of the said well showing its course as it progresses downward, and the location of the bottom of the well and all perforated sections of casing and producing zones, and also whereby he, they or it shall protect and hold the City free and harmless from any and all damages and other payments of whatsoever nature or kind as might be claimed by any party, individual, corporation. county, state or the United States of America, or any agency of any such party, which may result from or because of any such operations. [418:6] § 2427. Termination of Bond: Grounds. Any bond filed under this Article may be terminated and cancelled, and the sureties thereon relieved of all, further liability thereon, under the following circumstances: § 2427:1 Completion of Abandonment. Completion of the abandon- ment of said oil well as,provided in the Public Resources Code of the State of California and the statement of the State Oil and Gas Supervisor or of a deputy is contained in the application. [418:6a:1. 560:1] §2427.2 Failure to Drill: Surrender of Permit. Failure to drill the pro- posed oil well after securing a permit therefor as provided in this Chapter upon surrender of such permit. [418:6a:2. 560:1] § 2427.3 Filing of Survey. The filing of a duly authenticated copy of survey of said oil well, shoving the well within the perpendicular boun- daries of the property on which drilled. [418:6a:3. 560:1] , 2427.4 Special Permission after Hearing. Special permission of the Council, after a public hearing, notice of which was published in a news- paper of general circulation, published within this City, for at least five days prior to said hearing, when it appears that said well has been completed for at least ten months and that said well is entirely within the perpendicular boundaries of the property upon which it was drilled, or if it is drilled off OIL o-,&id property, the written consent and -vraiver of damages R all-persons interested in sziid property as indicated by a title report from a reputable title company is on file with the Council. (418:6a:4. 560:1) 2427,1, Application for Termination: Li]ang,, Application --;-,or termination of bond shall be filed with the City Engineer. (418:6a:4. 560:1) ' .2427a6. Presentation to_2ouYLc!lL_. If the application is based upon the first, .second or third grounds, the same shall be presented to the Council at the next meting, together with a report and recommendation of the City Eingineer.(418:6a:4-560:3 2427.7 -%Iblic IL The Council may, In its'discretion, hold a public hearinV thereon. ,_24x8a Fee: Notice: _iLearinZ. If tb'e application is for special permission to terminate bond, a fee of $5.00 shall be collected, and the City Engineer shall cause a notice thereof to be placed In the official newspapar of this City, and cause the same to be set for hearing al ., at the first regular meeting held at least five days af- ter the publication of said notice, at -Which hearing the Council may consider evi- dence for and against said termination. (418:6a:4. 560:1) j_Z__42Z..9 Scone of Renuest. The application may contain a request to terminate bonds on one or mora wells. (418`6a:4. 560:1) 2428. Hours for Loading and Un londim- Drillin. E-,uinment. 'rho loading, unloading or re-locating of drilling equipment, Including tanks, drill pipe, casing, tubing, rods, and other heavy equipment pertinent to the drilling of a well, shall not be conducted during the hours from 6:00 P.M. to 6:00 A.M. in the areas zoned R-1-0, R-2-0, R-3-0, R-4-0,, and C-3-0, except during period of emergency 670:12) 2428.1. Transferrintr of oil from tanks to trucks - Hours, It shall be unlalf- ful to tr--;nsfer oil, water, or other substances from production or storage tanks to trucks or other 'mobile equipment between the hours of 10 P.M. to 6 A.m., in the followina distrlctin zones: R-1, R-1-0, R-2, R-2-0, R-3, R-3-0, R-4. R-4-O" i' C> R-5-0, 1.1-1-0, C-3, and. C-3-0 within said city' Gx4,*;opting that portion of said mentioned zones lying westerly of 17th S.treet and easterly of Hampshire Avenue.(637:1) ,1 2429 G .11s - Residential and as ness Area No person otiininv,having possession o_-C or in control of any producing oil well within the following described portion of the city: - All R-1, R-1-0, R-2, R-2-0, R-3, R-3-0, R-4, R-4-0, R-5-0, M-1-0, C-3, C-3-0, districting zones within the City of Huntington Beach excepting. that portion of said mentioned zones lying westerly of 17tb Street and easterly of Hampshire Avenue, shall maintain, or allow to exist thereon, any moving parts in use at such oil well unless and until such moving parts are se- curely enclosed by an adequate ventilated type fence of approved gauge wire screen or housing sufficient to prevent the entry of small children to such moving parts, If any fence or screen is erected pursuant hereto it shall be of metal constuction, shall be not less than 6 fe�:t in height, and if equipped with gate.3, such gates shall be securely fastened at all times, except when authorized personnel are in attendance at such well. A single fence, screen or housing may be used to en- close more than one oil well.,, (626:10 BUSTNESS OIL 8 242941 2429 -' BesidentLal and Guarding Producing- Wells Outside of Business Are,.a. All persons owning-, having possession of , or in control of any producing oil well within that portion of this city not described in erection 2429, shall, as a minimum, comely with the pertinent safeguarding provisions contained In the "General Safety Orders" and "Petroleum Safety Orders Drillinp and Production" both of the Division of Industrial Safety, State of Califi:)'rnia, (626:5) 2429,2,, Time for Comoliance - Extension,, All oil wells placed on production prior to the effective date of this or- dinance shall be guarded, as provided in Sections 2429 and 2429.1, within 90 days from such effective dr.te. Provided, however, that upon application In writing by the owner or o- perator of any oil well to the City engineer, the City Engi-, C_ neer, may if there' is good cause therefor, grant an additional period of time for such owner or operator to comply with Sec- tions 2429 or 2429.1. If the City r-ngineer shall deny any such application for additionaltime , the owner or operator, within three days from the time of such denial may file a written appeal from such decision of the City Engineer to� the City Council,, The City Council shall consider such appeal at its next succeeding regular meeting and may grant or deny such appeal by majority vote, The period of time beginning on the date said application Is filed with the City Engineer and ending on the dote the City Engineer or City Council makes final decision thereon shall be excluded from the 90-day period re- ferred to hereinaboVe. (626:6) Special Permit : Substantial Comnlignce,, Any owner or operator of a well placed on production prior to the effective date of this ordinance who had previously enclosed the moving parts of such well with a fence, screen or housing not complying with the requirements of Section 2429 or 2429.1, may make written application to the City Council for a waiver of the provisions of Section 2429 or 2429.1. The City Council may, after .hearing waive the provisions of Section 2429 or 2429.1, if comnliance therewith would work an undue hardship on the owner- or operator of such. well ond the fence, scr-en or housing, previously con- structed by said Operator substantially complies with require- ments of said Section 2429 or 2429.3., '626 :7) 2429,,4, Safety Walls Required: Within sixty days after the e.ffective, date of this. ordinance, all persons, firms or cor- porations owning, operating or having control of storage tanks used in the production of oil. within the following described portion of the City; all R-1, R-1-0, R-2, R-2-0, R-3 , R-3-0, R-4, R-4_o, R-5-0, M-1-0, C-3 , C-3-0, districting zones with- In the City of Huntin'g g,ton Beach, excepting that portion of said mentioned zones lying westerly of Seventeenth Street and easterly. of Hampshire Avenue , shall const'Puct and maintain safety walls around said tanks as In this code hereinafter provided, (633 :1) i 2! 2, l- Sa-i ety Walls Construction, All safety walls here- after constructed shall be solid and leakproof and constructed of an approved .ype and design of concrete, masonry or earth in, �-hrou oh or underneath shall be no openings except . for pipe. If constructed of earth, said safety wall shall be constructed of good earth, free from substances which impair the strength thereof and shall be well packed and coated with crude oil or asphalt on all surfaces; All such earth safety walls shall have a fla.t-top not less than ? feat wide end a i slope of not less than one and one-half feet horizontal to one: foot vertical. (626:8) I Oil Stora�^e Tanks All tanks for the storage of oil within the C`#_ty of Huntington Beach shall, conform to the following specifications and be placed in the folloD,,Ing location with respect to other structures and property. (626:9) I I I� I BUS11PtTESS OIL § 9429�61 242 ,61x, Locations of Tank No tanks shall be placed within 25 feet of any open flame or other source of ignition, 1 (626 :10) v 6 242 ,62,, API S, ecifications. All tanks shall conform to API specifications, (626:11„ ) " 6 2429,63.. Location of 00 barred. Tank or lesser Tanks from 100 to 301. t,arrels shall not be closer than 4 feet to the exterior boundary, line of she lease, nor closer than 8 feet to any building, nor closer than 15 feet to the center of any well holey w_=1a e t Ylor closer than 3 feet to the Inside of` any safety wall surrounding said tank, (626 12,. ) 242 064, Location of 301 to 25 0 barren. tans, Tanks from 301 barrels to '20 barrels shall not be closer than 4 feet to the exterior boundaries of the lease nor closer -than ten feet to any building, nor closer than 15 feet to the center of any well hole, nor closer than 3 feet to the Inside of any safety - wall surrounding said tank, (626:13 . ) i S 2429,65 n Location of tanks over 521 barrels, Tanks of in excess of 521 barrels shall not be closer than 10 feet to the p' exterior boundary lines of the lease, nosy closer than 15 feet to any building, nor closer than 25 feet to any well hole, nor closer than 5 feet to the inside of any safety wall surrounding said tank" (626 :14„ ) 24L . 66 Tank Set Back 'Renuirements, All tanks referred to In ec'tions 2429,63 , 2429<64, and 242g o65 shall have the same I set back from front property Lines as set forth for buildings In existing zoning requirements. (626<,15, ) 6 24g2,6 , Tanks: Measurements All measurements of tanks referred to in Sections 2429,63 , 2429G64 and 2429.65 are taken from the shell of the tank. (626,16) § 242268 Tanks ., Vent, Every tank which contains a vanor space shall be provided with vents to conform to API standards for low- pressure above ground storage tanks,, (626:17. ) 44?2,69, Tans.. _H i hta Tanks for shipping or storing of oil shall not exceed 242 In height , as measured from the ground to the. top of the shell, (626;18. ) 2429 �1� Saf'et-,Y Falls: Capacity Peauirements, The capacity rertuirements of safety galls around production tanks shall be as follows: 100i6 capacity of t12e largest tank, plus 10% capacity of a second tank if more than one tan c is inside of said safety wall, olus 5O/° capacity of all additional. tanks„ (626 :20 v ) 2429.72, Tanks, Pais tins s All tanks and production equipment shall be maintained in a neat', clean and orderly fashion and. shall at all time be kept painted, (626 :21 . ) BUSINESS 01L 4 2429-73., 242 eaters Within that 6ortion of this city des- J_ _ ;E cribed in Section 2429 all heaters used .for production, clean- ing or heating oil In the tank for shipping purposes, or for any other use , shall be the hot water type heater and be of specifications approved by thd American Gas Association, or with the approval of the Fire Chief may be the direct fired type heater, (626:22) 2A2 74 Heater Location No part of the heater shall be closer than 25 feet to any tank or to the center of the well hole or closer than 15 feet to any house or any other type of structure,. providing, however, that if the heater is closer to a house or building, the heater shall have a vent extending 24" higher than the edge of the roof of said house or building adjacent to said heater,, (626:23 ) ARTICLE 243 WELLS 1_224 1 Smoking near Wells Etc e It Is unlawful for any person to smoke or throw, place or deposit any lighted or smoldering cigar, cigarette, ash , match or other exposed smoldering or burn- ing substance within twenty-five feet (251 ) of any oil well,, derrick, oil refiner, gasoline absorptl_c-n plant, gas compression plant, oil pumping plant or storage plant or storage -tank or oil sump containing petroleum or any of its inflammable. or fluid by-products, (280 :1) 2431�1 Oil Standing near Derrick. It is unlawful for any person to cause or permit any oil, waste oil, oil refuse or oil waste matter to remain on the surface of the ground around or near any derrick, in any derrick cellar, around or near any oil storage or bleeder tank, around or near any oil pump or around or near any combustible structure, except within an oil sump or oil tank; and all such persons, firms or corporations shall remove such oil waste oil, oil refuse or oil waste matter within forty-eight (48) hours after the spill or deposit occurs. (280:2) QIL US1 �E Open FlaTres ne& 1,,, r ells, c No person shall per- mit any open flame of any kind within tv,,enty-five fe,�t (25 ' ) of any oil well while it Is actually producing, or within twenty-five (251 ) of any storage tank or sump containing petroleum or any or its Inflamable by products. (280:3) 2431.3 . Blowout EguinMent., Any drilling well or oth,:-�r well during servicing operations such as perforating, shootini-, or cuttinv off a strinE of casing on a well th,,.�;t Is 'known to have enough gas pressure to flow, or where the Eas pressure is un- known, blowout prevention equipment shall be Installed. Blow- out oreventi^n eauipment shall be constructed and Installed pursuant to the stand&rds of the "General Petroleum Safety Orlers for Drilling- and Production" "of the State of California, Article 55, Sec. 6691-6692. (620:12) 2431,4.0. Well Head EaulDment: All well head production equip- Trient used, in production oDerp-tions shall be Installed and Train- tainpid a--cording to API specifications with the flanges there- on fully bolted at all times to prevent the leaking of gas, oil or other hydrocarbons. (633 :1) r_ 24-31,11 Cellars: All cellars shall be covered at all times the the well is not attended by authorized personnel and shall at all times be kept clean of oil, water, sludge or debris , (633 :1 ) 21,13 1 n 5 Pullin- a Well - Hours when Proh.lbitt��j. It shall be unlawful to do any work in pulling a well between the hours of 9:00 P.Y . and 6:00 A.M,, within 200 feet of any residence lwellinr., ielthin the City of Huntinzton Reach except when cir- culation' In the well Is necessary to be maintained and in cases of em,?rqercy where a safety hazard -would exist If the nulling work were not done lmmedlately,, W3 :1) R Rkaj,.�l Pulling Masts : All pulling masts shall be In con- formity with API standards, or Its equal, and shell be proper- ly guyed or braced at all times th,,;t ,the mast Is In a raised position, (633 :1) 2431052,, Pulling Masts - Removal., All pulling masts shall be removed from the lease or the property within seven days after completion of servicintx operations. During that time that such mast is not In operation in servicing the well, there shall b- an adult in attPndancp 24 hour's a day, (633 :1 ) 2431.5a, Pulling Line3trioDed: All nulling or balling line shall be adequately stripped. and other precautions taken to prt-vent fluid from being carried on the !inn over the block to prevent spraying ad3acent houses, streets, side.- walks, hulldin_vs, etc,, (633 . ervicinw Eauinment 2�)1,14, ;...,Sidewalks Permits: No person firm or corporation servicing a well shall extend equipment over property lines, sidewalks, parkvjays, alleys or streets until permls,,zion therefor has be,,.-%n granted by the City En,--Ineer. Reasonable requirements for the safety of persons and property shall be required by the City Lngineer before Issuing such permit and such permit shall not be Issued un- less temporary sidewalks enclosures sufficient to protect pedestrians are maintained by the applicant servicing company,, SeAd temporary sidewalk enclosures shall be so maintained un- til the servicing equipment shall be removed from the lease or premises. (633:1) r 24 1 Permits AnDepi from City.- _Ln inenr s Requirements; In the event thvt any well servicing company, firm person or corporation feels that an undue hardship exists by reason of the requirements of the City Lngineer for the issuance of such permits, such servicing company, firm, person or corporations may within five (5) days, file written application t; the City, Councll of the City of Huntington Beach for a chan-e or modification of such requirements as speaified In their written request and the City Council shall,' at its next meeting, hear such renuest and grant or deny the same, or way modify, or in any manner change the requirements of the City Engineer so . long as the safety of persons and property shall be maintain- ed and protected, (633 :1) 5 aLrjl,�,,, Cleanup after Service Oner ations- im-,mediately upon completion of servicing operations of an oil well-,- the owner, opercil';or or manager -of the servicing, company shall -notify the City Engineer and such, owner, operator or man- f-,'ger, or his employees, shall immediately remove all oily rags, u7aste matpri-al and debris placed upon such 'lease or Property by the servicing company in its operations there on and shall further repair any and .all damapres done to sidewalks, alloys, parkways and streets, and shall remove all oil and debris which may have collected thereon by reason of the operations of such pullin,�, unit, (633 :1) g122, Derricks: Foundation Blocks,, It is a nuisance and unlawful for any person in charge of, or having any interest in, or owning, either in 4 BUSINESS OIL § 2432.1 j whole or in part, any derrick or similar structure on any premises in this City, whether such interest is as principal, agent, servant, employee or other- wise, to cause, allow or permit any such derrick or similar structure to be constructed or, erected unless said derrick is set upon four (4) cement foun dation blocks, each block having minimum dimensions of three feet by three feet (3'x3') at its top, five feet by five feet (5'x5') at its base, and height of four feet W), the top surface of the block being raised twelve inches (12") above the ground level. § 2432.1 Foundation of Repaired Derrick. If alterations and repairs in excess of twenty-five per cent (25%) of the value of an existing derrick or i structure, as estimated by the City Engineer, are made to such existing der- rick or structure within a period of twelve (12) months, the derrick foundation shall be made to conform with the above requirements. [280:4. 406] i § 2432.2 Structural Requirements for Derricks. It is a nuisance and unlawful for any person in charge or control of, or having any interest in or owning, either in whole or in part, any derrick or similar structure on any premises in this City, whether such interest is as principal, agent, servant, employee or otherwise, to cause, allow or permit any such derrick or similar structure to be constructed, erected, maintained or permitted to remain upon said premises, unless said derrick or structure is at all times composed of j sound materials which are free from rot and structural defects and has its component parts safely nailed or otherwise held together and the whole structure securely stayed and held by cables or guy wires. [280:41/z. 421] § 2432.3 Guy Wires: Turnbuckles. Said derrick or structure shall be securely held and stayed within the meaning of section 2432.2 if and when it shall have securely attached to each corner at least two (2) guy wires or cables, each with a minimum diameter of three-eighths inch (3/9") one of which cables shall be attached to each of said corners of said derrick and not more than twenty feet (20') from the top thereof, and the other cable or guy wire to be not less than sixty feet (60') or more than seventy feet (70') from the base of said derrick or structure; and each guy wire or cable shall be equipped with a turnbuckle, or similar device, for regulating the length thereof and shall at all times be kept and maintained free from defects and drawn tight with equal tension; and said guy wires, cable and turnbuckles shall be of galvanized material. § 2432.4 Anchoring of Guy Wires. Said guy wires shall be anchored in one of the two following methods: § 2432.41 Anchors, Deadmen. Each shall be fastened securely to an anchor or deadman of sufficient size and strength to equal the strength of said cable; and no guy wires or cables from any corner of said derrick shall be fastened to any anchor or deadman to which there is fastened any guy wire or cable from any other corner of said derrick. § 2432.42 Location of Anchors. No two of said anchors or deadmen shall be within one hundred fifteen feet (115') of each other; and they shall be at least sixty-five feet (65') from the base of the derrick and so located that a straight line drawn between any two adjacent deadmen or anchors will I I BUSINESS OIL § 2432.43 not come within forty-five feet (45') of a line drawn between the base corners of said derrick: or, § 2432.43 Anchoring to Eyebolts in Foundation Blocks. Said guy wires shall be anchored to eyebolts embedded in the concrete foundation blocks of said derrick, each foundation block having embedded securely therein, at the time of construction two (2) eyebolts of at least one inch (1") in diameter and embedded to a depth of at least eighteen inches (18"). [280:41/2. 4211 § 2433. Fire Extinguishers for Derricks. It is unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation, whether as principal, agent, servant, employee or other- wise to maintain any oil derrick or\rig unless such derrick or rig, during"all of the time of its erection, construction and maintenance, be equipped with at least two two and one-half (21/z) gallon "foam" type extinguishers located on the outside of such derrick or rig, and hung in a convenient and easily accessible place. i 2433.1 Removal of Extinguishers. None of such extinguishers shall be removed from such "derrick or rig except for use or recharging. [280:51 § 2433.2 Extinguishers for Refineries, Etc. It is unlawful for any person, firm or corporation, whether as principal, agent, servant, employee, or other- wise, to maintain any oil refinery, gasoline plant, gas compression plant, dehydrating plant, oil pumping plant, or any plant that handles, pumps or treats gas, oil or its by-products unless such plant be equipped with at least two two and one-half (21/z) gallon "foam" type extinguishers where the floor area is five hundred (500) square feet or less, and one additional extinguisher for each fifteen hundred (1500) square feet or fraction thereof of each addi- tional floor area. [280:6. 423] § 2433.3 Approval of Extinguishers: Recharging. Each such "foam" type 'extinguisher shall be approved by the Underwriters Laboratories, Inc., and shall be recharged at least once a year, or oftener, if necessary, and must be tagged to show the date when last recharged. § 2433.4 Location of Extinguishers. Each such extinguisher shall be hung in a convenient and easily accessible place except when removed for use or recharging. § 2433.5 Fire Department in Lieu of Extinguishers. In lieu of the above requirements, any person, firm or corporation may establish a fire depart- ment consisting of fire fighting equipment and apparatus. [280:6. 423] § 2433.6 Application for Exemption. Any person, firm, or corporation desiring to come within this provision shall make application to the Council for permission so to do, setting out in detail the fire fighting, equipment and apparatus, and the location thereof, together with the location of the proper- ties which are to be served by said fire fighting equipment. [280:6. 423] § 2433.7 Filing of Application: Procedure. Said application shall be filed with the Chief of the Fire Department for his recommendation and ap- proval and shall be presented by him, bearing his approval or disapproval, to the Council at its next regular, or regularly adjourned, meeting for its action thereon. [280:6. 423] BUSINESS OIL § 2434. f § 2434. Notice of Nuisance: Posting: Form. Whenever the City En- gineer shall find or believe.that a nuisance as defined in this Article exists he shall cause notice to be posted in a conspicuous place upon the premises on which such nuisance exists or is believed to exist in substantially the following form: NOTICE OF NUISANCE To the Owner and Those Whom it may Concern: You are hereby notified that a public nuisance exists upon that certain real property in the City of Huntington Beach, Orange County, California, de- scribed as follows, to wit: Lot---------------- in Block-__----_---. of------ _ ----- (giving tract name) as shown on a map recorded in Book-__---_ ---- at page ------___._. of Miscellaneous Maps, Orange County Records. That said public nuisance is a violation of Article 243 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code, and this notice is posted in accordance with the terms thereof. You will cause said nuisance to be immediately abated, or show cause as provided in said Article why the conditions now existing do not constitute a nuisance. Failure to abate the nuisance or to show cause. as provided shall be conclusive evidence of the existence of said nuisance. Dated --------------- --- ---- . ------. 19.-------- Posted --- - ....---_---- ------- _- 19------- City Engineer of the City of Huntington Beach. § 2434.1 Notice Excepting to Posting of Notice. Within thirty (30) days after the posting of said notice, the owner or any person interested in said premises'or said well may file with the City Clerk a written notice excepting to the posting of said notice and to the determination of the City Engineer stared therein, stating in full-the facts and circumstances under oath, show- ing that said alleged nuisance does not exist. [280:7. 329] § 2434.2 Hearing of Exception. The said notice of exception shall be presented to the Council by the City Clerk at the next regular or regular adjourned meeting of the Council; and the Council shall thereupon proceed to hear the matter of said exception, and shall determine whether the con- ditions existing on the premises constitute a nuisance as defined in this Article and for the purpose they may take evidence under oath and may continue the hearing thereon from time to time until finally determined by them. [280.7. 3291 § 2434.3 Finality of Decision. The determination of a majority of the Council shall be final and binding on all parties appearing under said protest. [280:7. 329] § 2434.4 Admission by Failure to File Exception. Failure of any per- son to file such notice of exception within thirty (30) days after such posting BUSINESS OIL § 2434.5 shall be deemed to be an admission on the part of all persons not so filing, that a public nuisance does exist upon such premises. § 2434.5 Effect of Finding of No Nuisance. In the event the Council finds that said nuisance has been abated or does not exist, no further pro- ceedings shall be taken under this Article against said property for a period of ninety (90) days thereafter. [280:7. 329] § 2434.6 Abatement by City Engineer: Lien. If the Council shall deter- mine that said nuisance exists and the same has not been abated by the owner thereof, the City Engineer shall immediately proceed to abate said nuisance and the expense of abating said nuisance may be made a lien upon the premises upon which said nuisance existed. [280:7. 32.9] § 2434.7 Creation of Lien: Collection. Such lien shall be created by the filing with the City Tax Collector of an itemized statement of such ex- penses; and the same shall constitute a special assessment and tax against the said property and shall be collected at the same time and in the same manner as other city taxes are collected. [280:7. 329] § 2434.8 Tax Statement: Interest. An itemized statement filed by the City Engineer, with the City Tax Collector shall be his authority to place the amount thereof on the Tax Statements of this City for the next ensuing year; and the amounts thereof shall bear like interest and be subject to the same penalties for nonpayment as other City taxes. [280.7. 329] § 2435. Uncapped Wells: Sumpholes: Equipment. It is a nuisance and unlawful for any uncapped well, derrick, rigging, sumphole or other drilling equipment or appurtenances to remain upon any premises in this City for a longer period than ninety (90) 'days after the cessation of oil opera- . tions thereon. [280:8. 329] § 2435.1 "Cessation of Oil Operations" Defined. For the purpose of this Article, the following shall be deemed to be cessation of oil opera'ions: § 2435.11 Failure to Promptly Commence Drilling. The failure to com- mence actual drilling operations on said premises within sixty (60) days after the date of the issuance of the building permit of this City for the erec- tion of the oil or gas well derrick. [280:8:a. 3291 § 2435.12 Failure to Diligently Prosecute Drilling. The failure to pro- secute diligently the actual drilling of an oil or gas well on such premises after commencing actual drilling operations. [280:8:b. 329] § 2435.121 "Diligent prosecution" means the carrying on of actual drill- ing operations continuously and in good faith for at least eight (8) hours per day at least twenty (20) days out of any period of thirty (30) days, except during a period of not over fifteen (15) days during which casing is being set. [280:8:b. 3291 § 2435.13 Delinquent License Tax. The failure to pay, for a period of sixty days after the same becomes due, any license tax upon said derrick or well or the business of operating the same. [280:8:c. 329] y y 14 t,.^.r�...d 3 5..,A7 3.py � i.1 failure, y yfi�w ���`�...+.�7... �i_ !. SG..�-u�.35N.A.�.�.t3 i��c1.0 i�.t=.�.31"✓ o il', S.�L.ibji+cj` . The !e.�.,i�lsi.'`„e,ry ��`Ctl.ring an s ixty � 0 eon �^-,'C uv"3 Q ��.�.�)'Ls,K to produce and save oil or gas ter' tb operate-said dery Q or equipment for at least st eight (8) hours per dad- at least thirty t (30) days out of said pep.iod, (280:8dm 329) S 2 35 ?A =at,o a�;t of �c z��:c:aen`c. Nothing here.�.r? .contained W. shall be construed to prevGS-the storage of oil taC;ll drilling e'a?u pren t or s4?ppl.'es for commerc a l purposes at location where there is no uncapped well nor oil caarr chi wi` hin 125 feet th reofx on p.roperty under cC>ntr9l of the owner of suc h .sc+u ptpyt, (280 m 8 n 3.29) S 3. Nuisance as �1'3 done-anon: _ C<5nt:a.a°iv .n:.g 4t1uI%s lar"Ce o AD person, c .um" a. o ia'L o-n. cor'J JKItiMt'n, trust CAP syn- dicate in chi rgo or qo trol of or having any interest in o '. owning either in whole or in part any such naisalce or the proper y on mhi.ph tame is located, whether as princi- pal, agept, sG>rvaslti el?3lo ee, or Cth.^ri,•.s:?.se, T'.3.i'.�o 'Cause allows ows t• r permits any such nuisance to exist shall be guilty of a �?��de��c�.n ar.s �x?.d each and every dad" of the continuance of such nuisance shall be deemed to be a separate offense. (280 4 8. 329) Prec ap _.n, t� ,of;, ON er,��.���_€�� roof ofo=.a:=':tt .� - ship or having charge ova? ocntz o? of Any interest in su6h nuisance or premises in whole o3 in part shall be en- clZ.T,s=3.1ie evidence of al.li.'3Tc irtg or permitting' the condition actually existing. (280i8. 329) a 2436. Mufflers"le?'s or Gas, Weam, E ngino o It a s' i]nlawf l for any Q .a d or t.t.:•.Zpol.=ctt:.tGnd 3,i". et.tA.e: as p inC Pal, agent, servant; employee, or otherwise, to ("aerate any gi or steam engine, without having 2:her e o attached , and maintained, a l O=.' the time said gas or steam engine is in ope ratitas' j a ?1`uffi er, to .f.<3ssC-J'n the, noise ise of the exhaust. (280:9) S 2k1 . :WIRte Flowing�.:.t nto Street. it shall be- un r awfu l for any person, Arm or corporation, either as principal' agent, servant, employee, or othereJiso to cause op permit crudQ; distilled or cw:___oc. o--- op petroleum, or water, waste water or zr?i;sdt to become deposited upon or to flow upon, into o"v across any sidewalk: curb, alley or stibet or into any storm or Wlnit,ary dra nago system, s®Vor or gutter. (280: 0. 51 0; 6.13:2) S 1421.1. S c�G a? Permit: C? bier ' ` he O i`��j �gry����eer' —r r..neve•..m•�rsnerrn.vw-a+..w.:.w..cuumne.m..�e.+a>;-..�.ve t1 J. l do t any y issue €�. spec,�.a�. per,2:it s:(? a`�-Y person, firm, or C:orpcor - `t i or? to deposit eater on waste water? into an storm or sanitary drainage system of this 0 i"t yo provided such water or waste water Wens not contain crude, distilled or rd- "ned petr caleum-or mud or any r°esiduaty p_oduc ti of pit - roleum or other- subv".tat`; oes nc:r?t:tined in section 481 of he :wish and Gt.-mi a Code of t;�e .Stato of Calif 6.:�n a; and provided further that ,• fr �. system approved day the City ri t,} �..�..�,. .l.v tag.t1.L�J�� '� Enginear is installed. a.?3.d properly main.ta .r:ed for t Le N purlose of reatIng said water. (28000.0., 516:1,, 613=3) BUSINESS 0 1F L S 211.j'j.2 S. 2 3 2. Ap P i �d J12n Fte A verified tqp p 11.c a t I on for such special permit shall be filed with the City Engineer together with a fee of 42,50 per well for the use and 'benefit of this City, which said sum shall be retained by the City whether said application is granted or denied,, (280:10. 516:1. 641.3.'4) S Contents of Applicatiox ProR21Lty Descrlp= tion, Said application shall coxitain a descrip—tion —of theyproperty upon. which said water or -waste water is located,, (280:10,, 516*:-L) S '11) kjr92ertX Owner- DischaRge, Point. The applica- tion shall contain the name of the otirng_F—of, the property and shall designate the point where -rhe water will be discharged into said drainage system. or sanitary sewer. (280.-10. 516.-l. 613*5) S ,hod.of g I arUy .�3 i o�La kric' In& The irathod of clarify- ing and sett iins the Objectionable subotances from said waterp including plans and specifications of waste water settling system. (280:10. 516:1) S E"ements.- ProM' ise to IRIS= 1.Z. If said waste watex, is to be conducted over private pro'party be- longing to persons other. than applicant, a statement that Pern-Ission from the owner or .owners of said property has been secured in writing together with an agreement on the part of the applicant to indermify and hold heruiless this City and its officers and employees from any liabi.-UtUy accruing to this City, its off'icers or employees on account of the granting of said ap plication,, (280.-10. 916:1,, 613:6.) S 2 Permittee t2 a Costs. All 'costs ineurred b)y,J. _Ey the permittee and all damages t o city- proparty by reason of permittee connecting to or closing out any of his con- nections to city property shall be at permittee 's sole cost and expense. (613:7) S S .Be rd inan c e L�l 3 :7) 2Lj1.2.Lj. aep aled b, Ordinance 6:Q-.1) . S g�3 ?JI. Hearing After Denial, In the eventthe City 4 Engineer denies the'applica7IFE—for LA permit for the dis- posal of waste water, the applicant may within thirty (30) days thereafter upon request therefor be granted a hearing before the Council, at .Which hearing the Council may take evidence for and against said permit and either grant or deny said application, (280.-1.-0. 516:1. 613-8) 7 S __nce .�613:1) !�aled b, 01�gjnq, y �1. Contents of lermit,,, The permit shall specify 'i-ocifion of"--tne-c-17i.-Fif—yiz—ij plant, type of plant to be used including plans and spectifications approved by the. City Engineer,, (280:10. 516.-l� 613*-9) OIL S 2437152 S 1411:11. Discharge Point. The 16cation at which water will be discharged inter the drainage system or sanitary sewer, the size of discharge pipe and method of discharge. (280;10. 516:1. 613:10) S 2NIZIjk. Repsalej bj ance (611111. L.R_e� L Ordin S j1Z,Q. Fee. The fee for said permit shall be $30.00 per well per calendaryear payable annually in advance on or before the 1st day of January of each year, Where per- mits are issued for the unexpired portion of the annual terul the amount of the permit fee required shall be prorated on a monthly basis, The minSum permit fee for an unexpired annual term shall not be ' less than, coney monthis fee or A2.50 per well. ( 280:10, 516:& 61 :11) S 211121. Deposit of Fees. All fees collected under, this UtTcle'lby the—04-TRY-00gineer shall be deposited in the General Fund of the MY Y. 1613:12) S 2KQ7j. Bond. The City Engineer may require a bold from thFagplicaMsonditioned upon the fa-ithfUl pqrformance of - the conditions of said permit including the indemnification from any and all liability on account of the issuance of said permit and for the payment to tho City of all fees required to be paid by the City under this Article. (280:10. 516:1. 613:13 ) S 1411011 Amount Bo . Said bond shall be in such sum as the Cowin 11 s 1- 1 de iroper (280:10. 516:1 ) S 2 aZ2= Valve Gate, The discharge line shall have a valve gate, located at -to oint of discharge, capable of being looked. (280:1015101) S 2MYS. T&.,jpar:_ary 6uspension of Formjt� Upon the viola- tiol"A"An of y thee-Arms TY-the permit, including the pay- ment of any fee before delinquency, the City Engineer mM7 temporarily suspend the permit, (280:10. 516:1. 613:14) S QUM Citation to Show Cause. In sudh event, the City 'AgineeKshall cite the permittee to appear before the City Council at its next meeting and show cause why ' his permit should not be cancelled�, (280:10. 613:15) S 211I.Q. 01tation Without Suspens ' . Mthout suspend- ing such parmitq th; CTtj,_RQi&07MaY cite any permittee to show cause before the' City Council why said permit should not be cancelled. (280:10© 5!6:1. 613:16) S 2411.635 Hearinga., Decision, At said hearing, the Council, e said hearing shall decide the s�ej: t'a -"7 d en c.e matter within three weeks� (280:10. 06:n 613:17 ) S ±11,14. Action by Councilo The Oounoi 1 may cancel, sus- ' Fend for a MUM MA -0-iodify the terms of said permit, Q28010. ROY 14 i3uIsi HE,SS OIL S 2437485 37g.8 a r�3-ansfer of Permit. Sao permit issued �].,`''. re- under shall ice traanferred except upon the consent of the City Engineer. Application for such traxa,fer shall be made upon forms prescribed by the City Engineer and shall be accompanied by the application of the transferoe for the issu.Lvice to h.im..of" such permit, The application of the transferee shall contain all the information and be . accom . panied by all the required documents and all the fees re- quired of an applicant for an original permit under this Article. (613:18) S 2L370864) Cancellation, The City Council reserves the Night to cancel any and all pen its issued under this Article after notice and hearing when public- necessity and convenience require such e,�ncell.ationo Upon, such cancol- lation the Council may order refunded e rj unused portion of the fees paid by the permitteeo Notice hereunder shall be; given by mail addressed to the permittee at the address shown on the permit at least ton days before the hearing. (613:18) S 2LI37_.90 Drain Pipe to Sanitary_,' s rc.,a. The drain from the clarifier tank to the public sever shall be laid on an even grade,,aand straight i-,T th s fall of not less thanone-quarter of an inch per lineal foot to as point on the line where an elbow may be placed from whence the said d:eai shall descend to the "Y" on said ,wrier at an angle of 90 degrees. All drains connected with the sewer shall be of vitrified salt--glaazea sewer Pipe of the bust quality Ecad of not less than. 4 inches in internal diameter: all joints therein shall be neatly made with Portland Cement composed of one pant of said ceaient and ,t-,io pangs of clean sandt and said joints shall be caareful.ly, swabbed outs all work ?rxust be left uncovered until the same has boon properly test-o'd and inspected., All changes of course in drain pipe miust be made with one-eighth bends or 'Irg: and one-eighth, bend "T B s" allowed in drain work. All sewer laterals extending to the public sewer shall be laid nt a, depth of not less than 'three feet at the property line,. The sewer connection to the sanitary system shall be properly vented, (613 s 18) S 2417.91. Rules far Lavin. Draine to Saani vary- UV,,ie-r, Ho sanitary sewer shall be opened except b- aaa l'=_sed. - plumber and care must be taken that no cL''mant pipe or other material shall be used in making connections and shall be of such a length that they do not extend over 4 Inches in-'Go sewer "Y" of chimney. Trench from main sewer to property line to be properly settled. whe baack-filled® Upon dis- continuance or cancellation the drainpipe shall be tut off at the property line and the connection cemented off. (613:18) S 21137.92. Use of Storm Drains and Saanitaar_,y SolJei s.o No parson, firm or corporaatiti�.~� shal"I d1 sch-TNCe or• -cause to be discharged any sewa-ge y waters, vapors or industrial wastes that have any one of the following characteristics;. 1. Any gasoline: benzene, naaptha,- fuel oil4 or otn1 er a lamamabl.a or explosive liquid, solid or gas„ i . 2,, Any ashes, cinders, sand.. mud, straw, shavings,,, metal, glass., raga, feathers, tar, plastics, wood., paunch ' manure, ev any other solid or viscous substance capable of causing obstruction to the flo-tt in suers or other int€;rfer- ence with the proper oper.4tion of the sewage or storms d%ain works. 3, Any industrial wastes containing a. toxic or po:L son- ! ous substance in sufficient quand". ty to injure or interfere with any se cage treatment process, constitute a hazard to humans or animals, or create: any hazard in the receiving, waters of the seavage treatment planto 4. Any noxious or malodorous gas €r substance capable i of creating, a public nuisance. 6 3. $. 2LL7,3. Sp-c al Industrial!,ante Permit* The CityEn ;irsaex� may issue €a special i� &istri.a.l. �v ste permit to any person, firms or corporation to discharge industrial Wastes Into the storm and sanitaxy sewer systems of -this City pro=a viding the characteristics of said industrial wastes do not i exceed the liiiiLitati.ons as indicated below: 1 . Any liquid or vapor having a cestsperat�cunea h�g��G�.' than 850F unless properly Ialeated for scale in ai.bitiona 2. Ai y sewarre or Industrial wastes which may cent&.in more than 200 parts per mill.million, by twee�ht, of:' fa t� oil, or w greaseo 3. Any sewage containing over 0.5 pares per rai.11ion of dissolved suphides, 4,, Any swage or industrial wastes having a. pH lover than. 6.5 or higher than 9.0, or having any other corrosi,ve property cappible of causing damage or hazard to s',rucGur'es, equipment., and personnel of the sfl-a.ge. works 5,, Any sewage: or industrial wastes containi.n susppendod solids of such character and quantity than, unusual attention or expense is required to handle such materials in trunk sowers or at , the sewage treatment plant, ( 613:1.$ ) S f ?li.ca.tion Forms,, Application forms for such . special. industrii ww,as-te p-rmsits shall be f iivnish.ad. by -the City Engineer•. (613 :l.$) _ S 211.37.95s A 'licati.on Fee. The application for a special ini"Era]_ we � r%lt all be accompanied by anapa i ca- Lion fee of A2.50., no part of idi-.ch shall be returned to ,the appl.icant, (613®18) S Fees for ?eciF J ±ndustr:�_a1 Waste Permit,, The ee for the special indusZ;r:lal write permit s al.i-bd $2©50 per month for each. 1200 barrels or fractio-n thereof of indus- trial waste discharged into the storm and sanitary server sys- BUSINESS OIL S 21,137 .97 tems. of this City. Said fee shall be paid mont).,dly. S ?LL3T,97. Definition,, For the purpose of this ordinance the water or waste water from the production of oil and gas wells in the City shall not be considered ai an in- dustrial waste rbquiring a. permit under Section 2437-93. (613.-18) S _&L8o screen on Smokestack for Boiler. No person shall fire, operate, use or maintain any power boiler for the generation of steam power without equipping the smokestack with a screen or other adequate device to prevent the escape from said smokestack of" sparks or ign,11ted carbon or soot, (280:11) S of Smokt,,§.1. Fscaoe So No pereon shall _qarbon L. cause, Penff, keD carborip or soot from any fire being opera-i'ved, useds .maintained or fired by such person to escape from azy smokestack,, chimney. . flue, vent, �firebox, kiln, or furnace. (280.-11. 1/2. ure. Whenever any person is Arrest,s, Proced arrested for any violation of the provisions of this Article unless such pdrson demands the right to an iriw.,edia'te appear- ance before a, magistrate,, t1he arresting officer shaJ.19 upon production of satisfactory evidence of tho latter 's identity,, take the nw,- ie and address of such person and notify hin, in exiting to appear at a time and place to be specified in such noticeo such Uirm to be at least five (,r-;' days Ater such arrest wnd such place ,to be before the City Judge,,, (280:13-A,, 378) S Release. Thereupont, such officer shall,, upon the giving S7—SUFH person of his written appear promise to X . pear at such tLme and place, forthwith release him from custody. (280:13-A. 378) BUSINESS OIL § 2439.2 § 20. , ear n e Leiore Jude. 'Whenever any such person refuses to give his written promise to appear as herein provided for or demands an immediate appearance beforo $he City Judge, he shall be taken forthwith before the City Judge. (280:13-A. 378) Continuance: Recognizance Bail. He shall then be entitled to at least five (5) days continuance of his case in which to prepare to plead or prepare for tftal; and he shall not be required to plead or be tried within five (5) days unless xis waives such time in writing or in open court; provided, that he gJ s his written promise to appear at such time and place as the court may fix for his further appearance or, upon his refusal to give such promise, upon such ba-A.l as the court may fix, and he shall .:hereupon be released from custody. (280:13-A. 378) ARTICLE 244 REFUSE § 2 1. C2 Zrc , :�.ance Re, _quied. Notwithstanding any other ordinance„ all persons,, firma or corporations owning, operating and drilling oil wells within this City shall corsipl.y with the provisions of,this Article applicable thereto. (515:1) § 1442. Sumps: Location, Use. No person. firm or corporation shall construct or cause. to be constructed, use or cause- to be used or maintain or cause to be maintained any sump or reservoir, whether heretofore or hereafter constructed or erected, where said swap or reservoir is located within two hundred feet (2001 ) of any public street or highway within this City, for any purpose other than expressly provided for in this Article. 2'43. T�rrooary Sumps: Fencing, Temporary sumps may be constructed and used during; the perird of drilling an oil Drell for the normal purpose of mud usage or storage; �prr)vided, however, that said sump shall at all times be maintained and fenced in accordance with the safety standards and regulations of the Industrial accident Commission. (620:181) § 1 , Dimensions: Walls: Fluid Level. Said stamp shall not be in excess of sixteen feet (1.61 ) in length and tan feet (101 ) in width, walls of which shall be of substantial earth construction. and the. Fluid level of which shall not be allowed to rise above a point six inches (611) from the 'top. (515:3) , § Lj!L)k, Al.ic ati can to Dril.:�,Redrill,_-61c, . No person, firm, partnership or corporation shall drill, redrill, whipstock, sidetrack or deepen more than 300 feet, or otherwise recondition any well where new hole is made, unless he ' first make written application as provided in Sections 2422, 2422.1 and 2422.11, (515:4 575:1 620:9) § 2444a. Form of�p`22,icam ioa�: y Gaeanu .and Rengir Hone„ Said application ®' f� shall be upon such form as ray be prescribed by the City Engineer and shall a i be accompanied by a bond sufficient in forte to the property owners and to the City of Runti%-torn Beach that any subsp or reservoir, mud or drilling residue, loose lumb€�ry cablesv unused machinery and debris will be removed F from said promise: and from the streets s alleys q sidewalks 9 cubs rated gutte:c o adjoining said premises and that any and all damage done to streets, ,alleys, sidewalks p garbs and gutters adjoining said premises till be repaired within sixty (60) days after completion of said well. (515°49 575.19 620.,1.0) .,2 Form of Bonds Amount. Said bond shall inure to the owners of he property upon which.said well is drilled once to the City of Funtington. Beach, and shall be in the pence soar of $2 9 000°00 (515.4v 575 a 19 620.11) S 2�d�4°3 Subscribing of Bones Com _aTW Fond. Said, bond shall be signed by principal and by trio good and stfos antial sureties or issued by a bonding company authorized to issue bonds of such character in the State of California. (515A, 575-1) S 2 ° Repealed by Ordinance 620ol S 2 .4o Repealed by Ordinance 620.1 K'.'2 .tea permit to File Bond, Notrith5 t andi.ng the provisions of .tkL,,s Article, the Council. may grant to any person special. permit to file a bond to cover all drilling operations of said person wfte lr hearing of sp cia l appli.eati.on. therefor,, (515o4as 521.1) S_2 1 timi_tatlon, upon liu boo off' Wells Said application shall se•� forl% the maximum er of xvell,s to be drilled at any one time° (515°4av 521,,1) S 2 J? A ount of Bond: Minim o .she macunt of said. bond. oha?? not be less thaw o'I v O50.00 for each well drilling at any one time. (515.4a9 521 o l) S, 2 021 .Setting of Sumn° The Council ,3hal.l set the penal zu- of said fond 515a4•a9 521°1 S 24 ° Refn erece to Bond in A licaii.o.zn each application fora drilling ` permit sha1 i xefe.; to the boxes by number and state the number of sells drilling and for vihi.ch the liability of tho bond has not yet been ':er in ted° (515°4a.Q 521.1) 2 Termination of Li nhi l.ity axprs_��cz�nl etie�n of td l 1.� Upon the comple-uion of eac'n welly the said permitter- sh,91.1 terminate the liability. of the bond with respect to said completed well as set fort."a in Section-s 2448 and 2448.1 (515°4a 9 521.1) S 2446. Notice of Completion. of *L21 Within twenty (20) days after the completion of any t7ell9 the ocroer and. ope:r ytor thereof znmt give notice to the City stating • he data of said compl.et-ion (`15.5) S 24g. fete Wa.ter' Tanks Size,, After an oil orell has been placed. can proci4action.8 a metal tank not in excess of 100 barrels capac-ity may be con- struoted or erected on said property for the purpose of teiaporery s tors � of waste water and the ordinary waste emd residue from producing oil wells (515069 521°2) S f" .°l Cover: Fluid iaaval a BuzZLn,:R Said tarA shall be: covered at al times., and -the fluid level shall not snot be allowed to reach above one foot r (11) from the top, and shall be installed into the ground, the top .not extending more than six inches (6") above the level of the ground,, (515:6. 521:2) a Tarmi_nation of Lj ah�.ity _4er BondCleani.nP. of T're?AiSe. Within sixty days after the completion of any such well, the act or reservoir must be cleaned, and all mud, drilling residue and debris removed from said sump and the property on which it is located, and the sump filled and leveled, and the property restored to the con- dition as the same was prior to the construction of said surip. (515s7i , ,_ 244$�. Inspection of Premises; Exoneration of Bond. - Said property shall be inspected by the City Engineer, Uho shall file a written report with the Council.; and, if the principal upon said bond has complied with this Article, and has removed the sump hole and cleaned the property as herein provided, and the Council so finds, the said bond may.be exonerated and cancelled and the bonds- man shall be relieved' of all further liability thereon- (515.711 Water Pollution xe3lors. ;646:1) 24 ? Enforcemsiat and Administration,, The County of Orange and all of :_ts Offices, Employees and agents are hereby authorized and empowered to enforce and administer the brovisions of this Ordinance within the City of Huntington Beach, California, (646tl) 29a11 o Lmtiniiono As used in this Ordinance unless the context otheznd-ise requires; (a) ` Lis ctcr`g means the duly appoi---ted administrator of Ordinance ho. ?03 appointed by the Board of Supervisors of the County of. ui-ange,, (b) `aaT r`nne zt` means any department of the City or the County of Orange. (c) "Indv.stria Waste" (means any and all liquid or solid waste substance, noT, sewage from any- producing, manufacturing or process- ing operation of whatever nature. It shall include sewage mixed with "industrial Waste"; however, it shall rot include domestic sewage, from residences, business buildings and institutions, containing only waste from waterclosets, wash water, baths and kitchens. (d) `T211ution of Underground. or Surface Waters" means any condition resulting from the depositing or discharging of industrial waste which impairs or contributes to the impairment of the useful- ness of waters for human or animal consumption or domestic, -agri- cultural, industrial, or recreational purposes, or any other use- ful purposes. ®) "Public A -mall means and includes the United States or any department or agency thereof, the State of California or any BUSINESS OIL depai tment or agency -thereof. County, City, public corporation, municipal corporation or public district, (f) " ueg" means the main line sewer, publicly owned ?-iil c Ser or maintained, construoted in a street, highway, alley:, place or- right of way dedicated to public use,, (g) "Sewage" means any waste, liquid or otherwise associated with human occupancy of buildings including sewage effluent and water contarrd.nated with offal„ filth and feculent matter. , (h) `sjnd r rou:a Y°_ or Su °face Alter" means any surface or s'Vb» terranean stream, watercourse, lake or other body of eater, and shall. include grater wells and. ,any underground or surface storage reservoir, whet'ner natural or artificial. (646.1) �.,12. sdotige� Unless otbars+ri.se e-�,pressly- provided, any notice und6r this Ordinance required to be giver by tho. Board of Supet:viborasz or the Director shall be in writing and may be served either in the manper provided: in the Code of Civil Procedure for the serv;.tae of process or by registered ;nail,. When service is by registered mail;, the notice shall be sent; to the last address given to the Dire~ctoro They 1`allure to comply with a notice of violation issued and served pursuant to this Ordinance shall esonstitute a willful violation of this. Ordinance and each day of willful, violation shall constitute a separate offense punishable as provided .for' in this code. (646,a) 241 � �?nl x i card f.t�jmte e P' h b'ted� No person shall discharge. or deposit or 4ause or suffer to be di..sc':.Aa ged or deposited from any source industrial waste in a -fr,sr which will or may cause or result In pollution of.any candor gro'and or surface waterS5 ( --i) r1er rEi;ts for Di.s�osa I of 4K txj : Wastita, No person shall discherge or deposit or cause or suffer to be deposited or discharged any industrial waste into or upon any area in the Cityv or into ,any underground or surface waters in the City where su eh. Industrial waste is or may be deposited upon or may be carried through or ovei any area of the City or Country of Orange excerpt: in conformity with the provisions of this Gedinancep and unless he shall have first secured., in the aF4anner hereinafter provided;,, a permit so to do from the Director;; provided, however, a permit shall not be required for the discharge of industrial waste into a plibl.i. , sewer with an ocean outfal?,, �(646,1.) Applications for permits mit.s required. her ounder shall. be .filed with the Director upon printed forms to be, pr<c.scri.bed and supplied by him. The Director may require any addi- tlanal. info`7matlon„ including plans and apt)cifications, which he ray doom necessary- for the proper disposi.t•ion of the appl.i.cati on. r.rsi,6ul ..__....... ..._.. .. BUSINESS OIL J_L449,,2. / � o Time ji h;i,n Wb chch�cti_oza sir, A in : ha:.l be aloe Aa Within thirty days after the receipt of all of the information requested of an applicant, the Director shall either grant or deny- the perinit and shall immediately notify the applicant by first crass mail of the action taken. (64621) 2 22. When _to :Isszze Permits•, The Director shall issue a permit (a) For industrial waste disposal if he de to rmi ns that. l.a The material to`be discharged or deposited in the manner proposed will nat -cause or result. In the pollution of any underground or surface waters„ as herein prohibited.,, and that 20 Under existing circumstances and conditions it is reasonable And necessary to dispose of the waste in the manner proposed (b) The Di.reo tor may :incorporate in any penni.t issued pur= suant to this Ordinance,, such limitations or conditions as kv y be reasonably necessary to effectuate the purpose of ,this Ordinance and may frcm time to time,, review the l:.mita-ttions oa conditions which have been incorporated in any permit thexe��ra.fore issued.,; giving consideration to changed conditions, and may„,whenever in his judgamont, it is &&Asable or required in order to maintain the waters of the City and County free from pollution, alter, re- vise, modify, delete, or add, further l.LT01tatIons or conditions appl.i.c?a.bl.e to any permit theretofore iss�aed� . No such alterations, revision„ rc,ciifi.oati t?raE deletion or ,add-It on of limitations or conditions >,-:° be effective,: however:, Lj:ntil notice, in writing thereof shalt have been served upon thy-, 'P'-,rmiGtee in the manner provided by Sect-ion 2449.12 of tb s Crcaixanceo (646;l.) 241 x Per•: ,_c�r�e nneat Authorize C rta n Ac s., A permit issued under #t.Us Ordinance does not authorize any act or acts forbidden by any law, male„ regulation or order of any put:'l:ic agency or department and such fact shall, be so stated on the fate of all permits israed , .%.641,i,1) .M 21V4Qj24_, 'farm of Fermi. � A permit for the dispoesal of industrial waste shall. be valid until suspea�cied or revoked in the manner herein- after provided. (646;i) 21 2 ransffU of_jerrrats. The Director may transfer a perodi t to the successor in interest of a, Permittee upon the ft wing by the successor in interest of a written application therefor,, together with such evidence of transfer of title or interest as the Director may; require provided, however, a permit shall not be transferable from one location to another. The Director sha:l.l immediately notify, by first el.aso mail, the person requesting a transfer of. a permit of the action taken. (646r'l.) 40 Ree cue St for Hezi)�3_nDP:� A person i-ho sdissatisfied_ -with an ,Iction of the Director, iray request a hearing € efore the Board of s+ pervisors as her.einaiter p-olrJded, (64!6:1) 244 2?o ! forcfM,—Dto ha, Director shall enn force hi_o Ordinance and shall,, Lion 111-s c?+ni i.nits al i v e n or may uxt'n the co?r.P. a3int of a third person, i.nveC tig to any violAtion of 1,hi_s Ordinance, or of any.pe-rmit issued hereunder. For rash pu-qpose3 he shall have till powers of a Peace Officer. (646:1) Tests and ITIS!Dctonso y t posc f secre�, � c ink; compliance -vith this Ordinance, ',ate : -1--+sct-o seal. ?rake psri.odic tests of samples of industrial ,,Taste obtad-nad fro::l the place or place,-of disc large or deposit, and such other testa deensed nece-. sscary for proper hereof. For the wur'poSe of making such tests or inspections, the director or his daty autx:arized Deput-10s o3 ger?-ts shall be pe-nai.tted at all reasonable hours to enter any promises or place industrial waste is being or ?.S proposed -eA be discharged or depos;.ted, or whe1`e there ,:72av be ca vio a ation of this Ordinance. (646:_) .s_ng by ate. of Ltep n rt�o �n ex� s��ti.r:g oti..c the duties i_r,_posed upon* hire,,. -the Di'L'ec-:,o{-' may reg7uest and-receive the aid o" a.r:y other City or County Depaftmentil. (646:1) .gym ZWT2 2z, jorac ©fi 17 .o a fro Whenever Yee Difector finds that any person is acting in viol 't.ion of ary pr°ovis_-Lon of this Ordinance or of any pe?'imit iss te.0 here-Lmder, he shall serve upon the person c us:i tig or suf fC4e:i it such v'i f3lat,i_t.'1n to be coi-,Lr2 t U-t o'.b inclu.di_r3g the pE:'t'-iiiX.t tee, I c"! -08.T—Lit has been. i ssued a. notice of violationo `i.`he notice shall state the act or acts consti't ati g the "if io i ation and shall direct the: t the violation be core scted wi,-f lh i_n Lsu ch time to be specified in the notice as the Direct-or ;rash- dear; reasonable' (646:1 Q t �'n @ a5 z l.f711 of_Act-A e es. LQ-,enever the Director finds 'Chat he cont:ii vied violation of any provision of this Cr da�.ar?ce or of the conditions of any pexa,'t issued hereunder i_s tic aggregated treat the prevention of pollution of underground of surface graters requires the LTL1Tndi..a't',e; cessation of the ac iv-i-t.ie a causing -t 1le v:i o l.a c i on fl axe may so direct i n the notice of violation. " A. person q ho has been so notiwr ed shall 3-ilmedia.tely cease all S-Lich act'a.v i ire s and sba.11 not r'esu_ro -'Chem until the Director determ ales -rrhat all of the ,violations charged in the notice have bstsne corrected(, (646:1) ' 4��L uzS--oenws Can Od; G7'is,_l:t. The, �}ii'ector` may suspend a. per-;!it .:a_...�.�..n�.a. y notice thei sof. to the psrrr:ittee (a) �T en a permitter:: fairs to rectify a violation within the f ''v.i.S-Re snG cif-if ed .F.n trn', notice t,1Le7't✓of., 0% ib When a viol 2'a;ion is so ag4u'•.'r�'Vate " as to -reap-Are --cessr^•tion of activities as provided in the pr'eced:+:ng Section" ( A pe:>rm,it suspended by the Diractor shall_ be dre:insta ted by hits when all of the violations charged in a notice thereof have b4sen corrected,, (646-.1) -944' Q 6. Revoca ti_cn of P e rniitts o The Boaar-d of ,upervisor s may, after noti.cq and hearing as h;7&**e na.f'ter provided, revoke a p.onr-it an any one, or- more of the follo-wing grounds: (a) Fraud or deceit in obtai.ni wig a per nit 0 (b) Failure of a permittpe to correct a violak-Aon wi.thill the time prescribed in a. notice of viola.tiona (c) Willful violation of any provisions of this ordinance of a. condition or lixd.tati.on of a ice ,mit,. or of any lawful order of the Director. '► a "ice 'scacoQc' n �fci Rcwoca jqn tea: prxraj Proceedings :for the revocation of a pezmit may 0e i,nitialteda (a) By 6he Director by serving upon thr permi'Gtee a. c py of and .fili.ng with the County C1.ork, a. wri tt,er recor iendati on of ravoca ti on setting forth rbe grounds then afoi- and r'eCgij.astirg a heea lr,� the reon�'i"eforr the Board o!f' Siipez ir.sores or (b) Br the Board of Supervisors, on its oean motion or lapon the complaint of a third person, by serving or causing 1-10 be Served upoia the Perm3_ttse and tho Director a notice of intention to revoke, se t-i'2g forth the grounds therefor and designating a time and place for hearing thersono ? F�3 Rac ues oc�Hear A.n o A person who -is diszati.sfied with an action of the Director may reca.,e st a hearing before the Board. of Supervisors. (646s1.) 2440.4.4 When and How Hlearings be Reaw_si Any perscra -,rho eels himself aggrieved by an action of the L6_rectov: (a) Denying an applicat-ion for a penioit or incorporstt:an�-, limitations or conditions in a permit (b) Denying' an application for the transfer of a permit o c) Ordering the correction of a viol,c Li onk of any p o-E -ision. of this Ordinance, or of at condition or .Limitation cf a permit issued hereunder. (d) _ Directing the cessation of operations pending the correction of a violation, or (e) Su.Vending oa° re-fusing to minstate a peniit- suspended by him, may, v.ith n thi_r- y days after receipt of a notice of i BUSINESS thy' aotion complained of, serve upon the Director a, copy of and file with the County Clerk a Witten request for a hearing tafor e the Board of Super 7isors� The r ouast shall set forth in Qonciae language the pnrtir,;ular. , ac .on or actions corrp1a3.I'pd of and the reasons why the person or perm ittee feels himself aggrieved thereby. Failure to file a .reque M t, .for hearing within the time prescribed t,,e v''a n t�ha i (onstitt t e ;a waiver of any objection aec"uion to the action Ih of the Director and his aotion shall be fi ta:aK (646 o 1) When a request for hearing is file if ur. th the Coumty Clerk, the Board of auperviaora shall set the matters for hearing and give notice of the time and place thereof to the person r6quiesting the hearing,ng, they Director, and any other person or public agency requestinx is notice thereof. The hearing, C shall be held not more than thirty day^ after a written request i therefor has been filed with the County Clerk and not lass than tan days aftor the issuance of the notice t.hereof , (646M ?Q` 4 .ie;¢3ar. 3Ylj. At he time and place set for hF3pr ng, the person requesting t.hc'B• h£3atring, the Director, and aVy interested person or p ablic° agency may appear and be heard either in person. or by counae 1, '646:1 ._244211a" uQ12n. The Beard of Supervisors, Shall, within thirty days after conclusion of the tearAng render its decision, The Board of- Supervisors may: (a) Confirm the action of the Director. l b). Me c t the Aro otor to i s su2 a erd"Y'it with or n it xo i such conditions or limitations as the Board may defzlaft appropriate. (o) Tact.to or I1iS1dVVy 'the suspf3n3ic?i" of pemit, Cars:el a. notice of violation or modify such notice ie, such particulars a; the Board may deem appropriate, e} Direct the Director to transfer :a permit,, (f) Revoke a perpit on any of the grounds speoMed in Section 2409-36. hard Sza.tte ,such other disposition of the matter heard as may Ve appropriate; :and In conformity with this Ordinance. 24 ARTICLE 245 MASSES ,? Ica ta.rat. on qf ILijai to a.o asea The Council, at any regular meeting, by resolution passed- by msji,ori.ty vote, may de- clare its intention to lease any property coil*?red by the- City for the production 'of or exploration for oil, gas and other hydrocarbon svbsta�aces� a,52 . L) 2 2. notice of Intent_ © i. PMbJAcaticsno Notice of said intention shah. be published by one insertion' irz a newspap.or of general cirmiClation p.i ina;ed and published vithi n thaos City., (526.1) 2�b.�3o yore. of Said notice -shill be in substanZAally than following fo*.m, nNO` ICE. OF INTE14TION TO ENTER. l ITIO OIL AND GAS SEASEII "Notice is hereby given ithat the City Council of the City of �,ntington Beach p California., did, at a regular (adjourned) meeting he-I_d on the __ __ day of �0 1.9 _ „ pass a Resolution declaring its intention to lease the following described property for the puiT_osc 04 exploration for and production of oil„ gas, and other hydrocarbon substances-, ;Set out desceaption) "'-Notice Is hereby given that anyone interested in entering into a lease with the City covering said property or parcel thereof, is hereby requ.9sted to submit .a proposal -to the City Council before 7:30 F,,Yt op the day of _r __ 19 , at which time said r,tatt::ir wtll. be presented to the City Council. By Order of the City Council. Clerle i BUSINESS OIL § 2454. § 2454. Examination of Proposals: Award of Lease. At the time set in said notice, the Council shall examine the proposals; and said property may be leased to the person, firm or corporation whom the Council finds and declares to be the highest responsible and best qualified person, firm or corporation to perform the terms and conditions of said proposed lease. [526:2] § 2455. Action by Resolution. The Council may, by resolution passed by four-fifths (4/5) vote, resolve, find and declare that the best interest of the City will be served and protected by immediately entering into an oil and gas lease with a person designated in said resolution, and may, after the passing of said resolution, enter into a lease without further ob- serving of the provisions of the foregoing sections of this Article. [52.6:3] ARTICLE 246 GAS METERS §2461. Permit for Meter in Pipe Line. No person whether as princi- pal, agent, servant, employee, or otherwise, shall install, connect, operate or maintain, in-or along any pipe line within this City, any meter for the measurement of dry gas, conveyed through any such line, without first ob`.aining from the City Engineer a permit to so install, .connect, operate and maintain the same. [288:1] § 2462. Fee: Application. No charge shall be made for such permit but the application therefor must be in writing and state correctly the pro- posed location of said meter and where the same is .to be installed, con- nected, operated and maintained, by lot and block number, the character of the meter or meters and the number or numbers of the same, and the name or names of the person, firm or corporation, or persons, firms, or corporations to be served through said meter or meters, and the date of proposed installation of the same. [288:1] § 2463. Removal, Disconnection. No person shall remove or discon- nect any such meter or meters, when once installed, without first notifying the City Engineer of the intention to remove or disconnect the same, at least twenty-four (24) hours before such removal or disconnection is made. [288:2] u BUSINESS DANCE HALLS CHAPTER 25 Chapter 25 DANCE HALLS ARTICLE 251. PERMIT. 252. REGULATIONS. 253. PREMISES. 254. PATRONS. 255..E ENFORCEMENT. ARTICLE 251 PERMIT § 2511. Duty to Revoke Permit. In. the event that any person hold- ing a permit to conduct a public dance hall shall violate or cause or per- mit to be violated any condition of such permit, or any provision of this Chapter or any ordinance relating to or regulating the maintenance, con- ducting or carrying on of public dance halls or shall conduct such public dance hall, or otherwise cause or permit the same to be conducted, in an illegal, disorderly or improper manner, it shall be the duty_of the Council to revoke such permit in the manner hereinafter provided; and such re- vocation shall be in addition to the other penalties provided for a viola- tion of any of the provisions of this Code. [230:2] § 2512. Hearing: Notice: Service. No such permit shall be revoked until a hearing shall have been had by the Council in the,matter of the revocation of such permit, notice of which hearing shall be given in writ- ing and served at least three days prior to the date of such hearing, upon the holder of such permit, or his or its manager or agent,' or person in charge of such public dance hall. § 2513. Form of Notice. Said notice shall state the ground of com- plaint against the holder of such permit, and shall also state the time when and place where such hearing will be had.. § 2514. Personal Service. Said notice shall be served by deliver- ing the same personally to the holder of such permit, or to his or its man- ager or, agent, or person in charge of such public dance hall, if either of them, can be found. § 2515. Service by Mail. If the holder of such permit, or such man- ager, agent or person' in charge of such public dance hall, cannot after due diligence be found in this City, and personal service of such notice cannot be made upon either of them, in the manner herein provided, in this City, then a copy of such notice shall be mailed postage prepaid, addressed to such holder of such permit at his place of business or resi- dence, if known, at least three days prior to the date of such hearing, and if not known, then such copy of such notice shall be so mailed, addressed to such person in the City of Huntington Beach. [230:2] BUSINESS DANCE HALLS ARTICLE 252 1 ARTICLE 252 REGULATIONS §2521. Hours. No person maintaining or carrying on a public dance hall, or having charge or control thereof, or employed in and about the same, shall hold, conduct or carry on, or cause or permit to be held, con- ducted or carried on any dance or dancing in any such public dance hall and/or dancing pavilion in this City between the hours of two o'clock a.m. of any day and 6:00 o'clock a.m. of the same day, except upon spe- cial permission in writing, signed,by the Chief of Police. [230:4. 414] ARTICLE 253 PREMISES §2531. Lighting. It is unlawful for any person conducting, maintain- ing or carrying on a public dance hall, or having charge or control there- of; or for any person employed in and about the same, to hold or con- duct, or to cause or permit to be held or conducted, any dance or dancing in any dance hall after sunset of any day, unless such public dance hall be lighted or illuminated either by gas or electric light, or other means, in such manner and to such extent as is usual or customary for lighting or illuminating halls or rooms of like dimensions in the nighttime for public assemblies, before any person is admitted thereto and before any dance or dancing is commenced therein. [230:8] § 2532. Minimum Intensity of Light. The intensity of such lighting or illumination shall at no time be less than one candle power at a plane three feet above the floor of such dance hall at all parts of such hall. [230:8] § 2533. Continuity of Lighting. Such lighting or illumination shall be maintained thereafter throughout the entire time while such dance or danc- ing is in progress, without diminution and without interruption, until such dance or dancing is concluded and until such hall is cleared and closed. [230:8] § 2534. Tampering with Lights. No person shall shut or turn off the lights or lighting, or reduce the intensity thereof below the minimum in this Article prescribed in any public dance hall at any time after sunset of any day while a dance or dancing is in progress or being conducted therein, or during any recess or other intermission in such dance or danc- ing. [230:81 ARTICLE 254 PATRONS § 2541. Allowing Children in Dance Halls. No person conducting, maintaining or carrying on a public dance hall, or having charge or con- trol thereof, shall permit to be admitted to such public dance hall, or to AWDAN dance therein, any minor under the age of sixteen years, at any time while a dance or dancing is in progress or being held, conducted or carried on i I ! BUSINESS DANCE HALLS § 2542. 'herein, unless said minor is accompanied and under the care at all times while in said dance hall, of its parent or parents or legal guardian. [230:5. 233] § 2542. Children in Dance Halls. It is unlawful for any minor under age ,of sixteen years to enter, or to be or remain in any public dance hall in this City at any time when a dance or dancing is in progress or being held, conducted or carried on therein,' or to dance therein, unless said minor is accompanied and under the care at all times while in said dance hall, of his parent or parents or guardian. [230:6. 233] § 2543. Allowing Disorderly Person in Dance Hall. It is unlawful for any person maintaining, conducting or carrying on any public dance hall or having charge or control thereof, or for any person employed in and about the same, to allow or permit any intoxicated, boisterous or disorder- ly person to enter, be or remain, or to dance in any such public dance hall. [230:7] § 2544. Duty to Maintain Decorum. No, person, as principal, agent or otherwise, carrying on, maintaining or conducting a public dance hall or a public dance in this City shall permit any person or persons to indulge in boisterous conduct or use profanity, or otherwise conduct; him- self or herself in a vulgar or indecent manner in such public dance hall or in any of the hallways leading thereto. [230:9. 587:1] § 2545. Indecorous Conduct. No person shall, in any public dance hall or at any public dance, indulge in boisterous conduct or use profan- ity or otherwise conduct himself or herself in a .vulgar or indecent manner in such public dance hall or in any of the hallways leading thereto, or in any anteroom or other public room adjunctive to and used as a part or in connecfion with such dance hall for the use or accommodation of guests or patrons. [230:10. 587:1] §2546. Indecent Persons. No prostitute, male or female procurer, vag- rant or other lewd or dissolute person who has pleaded guilty to or been convicted within one year, of being a vagrant, shall be present in any public dance hall or at any public dance. [230:12] §•2547. Signing of Register. Every person seeking admission to a public dance hall or to any public dance shall, upon the request of the manager, proprietor or doorkeeper, or managing agent of the proprietor, of such public dance hall or public dance, register his or her true name, age and address in his or her own handwriting. [230:13]- ARTICLE 255 ENFORCEMENT § 2551. Violation: Fine, Imprisonment. Any person who shall vio- late any of the provisions of this Chapter shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by a fine or by imprisonment or by both such fine and imprisonment, as provided in this Code. BUSINESS. DANCE HALLS § 2552. § 2552. Revocation of Permit. Upon such conviction, any permit which may have been granted to such person.to conduct, maintain or carry on any'public dance hall, shall be rendered void ipso facto, and shall be re- voked by the Council, as hereinbefore provided. , [230:15] § 2553. Exemptions: Noncommercial Dances. The provisions of this Chapter shall not apply to any dance or ball given,, held or conducted by any bona fide club, society, or association organized or incorporated for benevolent, charitable, dramatic or literary purposes, having an estab- lished membership of persons regularly elected or admitted thereto, and which shall hold meetings, other-,than such balls or dances, at regular stated intervals, when the proceeds arising from such ball or dance shall be intended to be and be used for the promotion of the purposes of such club, society or association, or to any.private dance or ball, held or con- ducted for social purposes only and not for profit, to which persons are ad- mitted or at which persons are allowed to dance without'payment of a fee or charge therefor, except such as may be required for the purpose of de- fraying the actual expenses of holding or conducting such dance or ball. § 2554. Public Sale of' Tickets. The provisions of this Chapter shall apply to any dance or ball, other than a dance or ball of the character hereinbefore in section 2553 referred to, when invitations or tickets for ad- mission to such dance or ball are sold or offered for sale publicly, or to the public generally. [230:14] i BUSINESS MOTION-PICTURE THEATERS CHAPTER 26 Chapter 26 MOTION-PICTURE THEATERS. ARTICLE 260. GENERAL 261. PERMIT 262. BUILDING 263. EXITS 264. AISLES 265. OPERATING ROOMS ARTICLE 260 GENERAL § 2601. Exemptions: Noncommercial Exhibitions. The provisions of this Chapter shall not apply to any motion picture 'exhibition or any enter- tainment at which motion pictures are exhibited in any•room or auditorium in any school building or, church, in this City which exhibition is being conducted under authority and direction of the Council of such school or church. [152:101 ARTICLE 261 PERMIT § 2611. Permit Required. No person shall hold, conduct or carry on, or cause or permit to be held, conducted, or carried on, any motion-picture exhibition, or any entertainment at which motion pictures are exhibited, without a permit therefor in writing, granted by the Council, as hereinafter provided. [152:1] § 2612. Application for Permit. Any person desiring to obtain a per- mit to hold, conduct, or carry on a motion-picture exhibition, or any enter- tainment at which motion pictures are exhibited, shall file an application in writing therefor with the Council, specifying the place where such exhibition or entertainment is proposed ;o be held, conducted or carried on, which said application shall be signed by the applicant. [152:1] § 2613. Building Prerequisites. No permit to hold, conduct or carry on a motion-picture exhibition, or any entertainment at which motion pic- tures are exhibited shall be granted by the Council, unless the building or room in which said exhibition or entertainment is to be held, conducted or carried on, shall conform to the requirements of this Chapter. [152:2] § 2614. Permit Prerequisite to License. The City Clerk shall not issue any license to hold, conduct,or carry on a motion-picture exhibition, or any entertainment at which motion pictures are exhibited, until the Council shall have granted a permit therefor, as provided in this Chapter. [152:2] § 2615. Inspection of Premises. Before any such permit shall be grant- ed by the Council, the Building Inspector and the City Electrician shall certify to the Council that they have inspected the place where such exhi- BUSINESS' MOTION-PICTURE THEATERS ARTICLE 262 t� ` bition or entertainment is proposed to be held, conducted or carried on, and the rooms, enclosures and equipment thereof, and that the same conform I o the provisions of this Chapter. [152:2] ARTICLE 262 BUILDING § 2621. Access to Streets. Any room in which a motion-picture exhi- bition or entertainment at which motion pictures are exhibited, is held, con- ducted or carried on, shall be on the first or ground floor, or sidewalk level, and shall front on a public street; `and the back, or rear, of such room or one side thereof, shall abut upon a public street or alley. [152:3] § 2622. Flammable Structures. No motion-picture exhibition or enter- tainment shall be held, conducted or carried on, in a building, house, bam, shed or structure the outer surface of the walls of which are in whole or in part constructed or built of wood or other combustible material; and all wooden roofs of such buildings shall be covered with fireproof roofing. [152:31 ARTICLE 263 EXITS § 2631. Exits for Not over 100 Seats. Every room in which a motion. picture exhibition or entertainment .fs conducted which has a seating capa- city of 100 persons or less, shall have at least one exit, in the rear thereof, not less than five feet wide, or two exits three feet wide, and not less than six feet and eight inches high, opening directly upon ,the street or alley 'at the rear or side of such room so used or occupied, or opening upon vacant land under the charge or control of the manager or person in charge of such motion-picture exhibition or entertainment and adjoining the rear or side of the building or portion thereof where such exit is located and being not less than ten feet in width and leading and opening, without obstruction, to and upon a street or alley. [152:4:a] § 2632. 101 to.250 Seats: Exit Widths. Every room in which a motion- picture exhibition or entertainment is conducted and which has a seating capacity of more than 100 and not more than 250 persons, shall have one exit in the rear thereof, not less than six feet wide, or two exits, each of which, shall be not less than three feet wide. [152:41] § 2632.1 Size of Exits: Location. All exits shall be not less than six feet eight inches in height, and shall open directly into the street or alley at the rear or side of such room so used or occupied, or opening upon vacant land under the charge or control of the manager or person in charge of such motion-picture exhibition or entertainment and adjoining the rear or side of the building or portion thereof where each such exit is located, and being not less than ten feet in width and leading and opening, without obstruction;, to and upon a street .or alley. [152:4:b] § 2633. 251 to 500 Seats. Every room in which a motion-picture exhi- bition or entertainment is conducted which has a seating capacity of more than 250 and not more than 500 persons, shall have two exits, in the rear i i I I BUSINESS MOTION-PICTURE THEATERS § 2634. thereof, each of which shall not be less than 3 feet wide and 6 feet.8 inches high, and shall open directly into the street or alley at the rear or side of such room so used or occupied, or opening upon vacant land under the charge or control of the manager or person in charge of such motion-picture exhibition or entertainment and adjoining the rear or. side of the building or portion thereof where each such exit is located and being not less than ten feet in width and leading and opening, without obstruction, to and upon a street or alley. '[152:4:c] § 2634. Over 500 Seats. Every room in which a motion-picture exhibi- tion or entertainment is conducted;,which has a seating capacity of more than 500 persons, shall have two exits in the rear thereof, each of which shall not be less than six feet wide and six feet 8 inches high and shall open directly into the street or alley at the rear or side of such room.so used or occupied, or opening upon vacant land under the charge,or, control of the manager or person in charge of such moving picture exhibition or, entertain- ment and adjoining the rear or side of the building or portion thereof where each such exit is located, and being not less than ten feet in width and lead- ing and opening, without obstruction, to and upon a street or alley. [152:4:d] § 2635. Specification for Exit Doors. Every exit door shall be so hung that it will swing to the exterior of the room and shall not be locked or fas- tened during the progress of any exhibition or entertainment in any manner, except by a small catch or spring upon the inside, which will readily yield to the pressure of one person from within. [152:4:e] § 2636. Exit Signs. Over every exit there shall be placed, on the inside of the building or room used for the purpose specified in this Chapter, the word "EXIT" in legible letters not less than three inches in height, on a red glass panel with two electric lights, of not less than eight candlepower each, directly behind such panel, on a circuit independent of all other,lights in said,building, and independent of the electric energy furnished to operate the machine used for the production of the motion pictures. [152:5] ARTICLE 264 AISLES § 2641. Obstructing of Aisles, Exits. No person shall place or maintain any chair, sofa, settee, stool, seat, or any other obstruction whatever in any aisle, or in any passageway exit or doorway, leading to or from, any room in which any motion-picture exhibition or entertainment is held, conducted or carried on, during the time when such exhibition or entertainment is being so held, conducted or carried on, or admit to, or cause or permit any person to be or remain upon the floor of any such room, in excess of the number of seats provided for the floor thereof, except the necessary ushers,and other attendants whose services are required in and about the conducting of such exhibition or entertainment; and no person shall stand or remain in any such aisle, passageway, exit or' doorway during the time when such exhibition or entertainment is being held, conducted or carried on. [152:6] § 2642. Aisles Required: Minimum Width. In every room or enclosure in .which any motion-picture exhibition or any entertainment at which motion pictures are exhibited is held or conducted, which is not more than 20,feet i BUSINESS MOTION-PICTURE THEATERS § 2643. in width and not more than 100 feet in depth, there shall be one aisle through [ the center thereof, not less than five feet in width, or one aisle on each side thereof, each not less than three feet in width. [152:7. 154] § 2643. Aisles for Room 20' to 30', Wide. In every room or enclosure in which any motion-picture exhibition or any entertainment at which motion pictures are exhibited is held or conducted, which is more than 20 feet in width and not more than 30 feet in width and'not more than 100 feet in'depth, there shall be two aisles from front to rear each not less than three feet in width. [152:7. 154] § 2644. Rooms over 30' Wide: In every room or enclosure in which any motion-picture exhibition or any entertainment at which-motion pictures are being exhibited, is held or conducted, the width of which is more than thirty feet, the total width of the aisle space shall be not less than eight feet; and for each additional foot or fractional part thereof of increase in width of such room over thirty feet, such total aisle space shall be increased not less than two inches. [152:7. 154] § 2644.1 Minimum Width of Aisles. The minimum width of any aisle having seats on both sides thereof shall not be less than four feet; and the minimum.width of any aisle having seats on one side thereof shall not be less than three feet. [152:7. 1541 § 2645. Length of Seat Rows. All such aisles shall be maintained in such a manner that not more than six seats shall intervene between any seat and an aisle. § 2645.1 Cross Aisles. Where a depth of the seating space of such room is more than one hundred feet, a cross aisle shall,be provided and maintained, at or near the middle thereof, not less than six feet in width, which cross aisle shall extend across such room as nearly as possible at right angles so as to connect all aisles running from front to rear. [152:7. 154] § 2646. Fastening of Seats: Distance between Rows. All seats shall be firmly secured to the floor and shall not be less than twenty-eight inches from back to back measured in a horizontal direction. [152:7. 154] ARTICLE 265 OPERATING ROOMS § 2651. Operating Rooms Regulated. No person shall use or operate or cause or permit to be used or operated, any motion-picture machine, unless the same and the enclosure or room in which the same is operated conform to the following requirements: § 2651.11 Fireproofing of Operating Room. Every motion-picture machine must be placed in an enclosure or room rendered proof against fire by hav- ing the ceiling and walls protected with quarter-inch asbestos covered with sheet iron of not less than Number 26 B. & S. Gauge, and the floor covered with sheet iron of not less than Number 20 B. &S. Gauge, which covering shall be put on in a workmanlike and mechanical manner; or such enclosure or room may be rendered proof against fire in a manner approved by the Council [152:8:a] BUSINESS MOTION-PICTURE THEATERS § 2651.12 § 2651.12 Isolation from Woodwork. If all, sides and the ceiling or top of such enclosure or room are at least one foot from any wordwork, such en- closure or,room may be constructed of sheet iron not less than Number 20 B. & S. gauge which sheet iron shall be "lock" lapped and riveted and sup- ported by angle iron. [152:8:a] § 2651.13 Doors. All openings into such enclosure or room must be arranged so as to be closed entirely by doors or shutters constructed of the same or equally good fire-resisting material as the walls of the enclosure or room itself and arranged to be normally closed. [152:8:b] § 2651.14 Specifications for Doors. Every door of such enclosure or room shall open outward, shall close against a iamb and shall be provided with springs so placed as to keep such door closed. [State Law as to Exit doors from Projection Room: See Calif. Labor Code, § 2262.4] § 2651.15 Workmanship. All work on such enclosure or room shall be done in a workmanlike and mechanical manner. [152:8:b] § 2651.16 Trap Doors. No trap door for entering any.such enclosure or room will be permitted unless such enclosure or room shall be provided with an additional door. [152:8:c] § 2651.17 Debris. Every such enclosure or room must be kept free and clean of all inflammable material of any kind whatever. [152:8:c] § 2651.18 Coverings for Openings. The door or coverings for all other openings shall be held open by small cords suspended directly above the arc lamp, and shall be so arranged that when severed they will readily close all openings. [152:8:d] § 2651.19 Size of Openings. All openings for the operators' view and for the projection of the pictures shall be as small as possible, and shall not be larger than twelve inches by twelve inches. [152:8:e] § 2651.21 Ventilation Flue. Whenever required by the Council, each such enclosure or room shall be ventilated by an opening or flue made of galvanized iron not less than No. 20 B. & S. gauge substantially constructed . and not less than twelve inches in diameter. [152:8:f] § 2651.22 Outlet: Area. Such flue shall extend to the outside of the building or into the chimney with a flue area of not less.than sixty square inches. [152-:8:f] § 2651.23 Location, Size of Operating Room. Such enclosure or room shall be as near as possible to the outside of the building, and, unless the vent for the same is installed in a vertical position, shall not exceed fifteen feet in length, unless such vent is provided with an approved forced draught. [152:8:f] [State Law as to Ventilation of Operating Rooms: See Calif. Labor Code §§ 2262.1-.1 t [State Law as to Requirement of Running Water and Toilet Facilities in Operating Room: See Calif. Labor Code, §§ 2261-.] BUSINESS MOTION-PICTURE THEATERS 2651.24 2651.24 Wire. Only slow-burning wire shall be used inside of such enclosure or room, except cord for room light. [152:8:g]. § 2651.25 Portable Cord. All portable cord for connecting the arc lamp shall be as short as possible. [152:8:h] § 2651.26 Gauge of Wire. The circuit supplying the current for the arc lamp shall be not less than Number 6 B. & S. gauge up to the operating switch. [152:8:i] § 2651.27 Operating Switch. Such switch shall be not less than 35 amperes capacity, with fuses to protect such switch; and the same shall not be installed on top of the support for the arc lamp. [152:8:i] § 2651.28 Cover: Handle. If such switch is on the under side of such support, the same must have an approved cover with handle projecting through the cover. § 2651.29 Function of Switch. Such switch shall disconnect the rheo- stat with arc lamp. [152:8:j] § 2651.31 Rheostat. The rheostat shall be raised to a height of at least three inches above the floor and shall be properly enclosed and shall be surrounded with a substantial attached metal guard having a mesh not larger than one square inch, which guard shall be kept at least one inch from the outside frame of the rheostat. § 2651.32 Special Location. The rheostat shall be installed in such enclosure or room herein mentioned, excepting where permission is granted in writing to install the same elsewhere, by the City Electrician. [152:8:k] § 2651.33 Film Boxes. All films not being used shall be kept in a metal box with a tight-fitting cover; and only those being used shall be kept in the operating room. * [152:8:1] § 2651.34 Fuses. Extra sets of fuses of the type approved by the City Electrician shall be kept on hand; and open link fuses will not be allowed. [152:8:m] § 2651.35 Auditorium Switch. The wiring of the auditorium shall be so arranged that a number of lights to light the auditorium sufficiently can be " operated by a switch near the entrance door, independent of the switches in the enclosure room in which the picture machine is located. [152:8:n] § 2651.36 Cutouts and Wiring in Operating Room. No cutouts other than for the arc lamp shall be installed or maintained in the enclosure or room in which the picture machine is located; and no wiring shall be installed or maintained in such enclosure or room except such as is necessary for the control of the.lights in the auditorium. [152:8:o] § 2651.37 Magazines: Shutters. Every motion-picture machine must be equipped witli upper and lower magazines and automatic shutters. [152:8:p] AWN § 2652. Fire: Smoking. No person shall place or permit to remain, in any enclosure or room in which any motion-picture machine is operated, any open fire, or any lighted cigar or cigarette or pipe. [152:9] BUSINESS SR0ONDHAVID DEALERS CHAPTER 2 i CHAPTER 27 PAWN BROKERS, JUNK DEALERS AND SECONDHAND DEALERS ARTICLE 271. Pawn Brokers 2-72o Secondhand Dealers 273. .Junk Dealers 274. Junk Collectors 275 Charitable Institutions 276. Records ARTICLE 271 PAWN BROKERS _ S 271 Definition. aP � Brokers "Pawn Broker' means any person engaged i aa,ny� one o�° more o t e following businesses; (a) Pa, rokin (b) Lending money for himself for any other person upon personal property, pads or sledges, in the possession of the lender. (c) Purchasing articles of personal property and re- selling or agreeing to resell such articles to the venders or assignees at prices agreed upon at or before the time of such purchase. S 2712 Definition. tsho a A "Pa ship" is any room, share s building, or ote ace inW-M the business of pawnbroker is engaged in, carried on, or. conducteda S. 2713o License ,Re uiredo Every pawnbroker shall first pro- cure apse an pay an annual, license fee as prescribed in Chapter 21 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. S 2714, Hours a A pawnbroker shall not, and an agent or em- ployee of a pawnbroker shall not accept any pledge, or loam any money on personal property, or purchase or receive any goods, or merchandise, or ciny article or thing whatsoever engage in or con- duct the business of pawnbroker between seven pomo of any day and seven am. of the following day. ARTICLE 272 SECONDHAND DEALERS 2721, Definition, Secondh nd De LerQ "secondhand Dealer' is a person, of ger t an a use car ea er or dealer in secondhand BUSINESS SECONIT)�AND DEALERS S 2721. books or magazines, engaged in conducting managing or carrying on the business of buying, selling, or otherwise dealing in ,secondhand goodso saxes, or merchandises including gold, silver, platinum and mercury, but does not include a person who does not sell or offer to sells secondhand goods, wares, or merchan- dise except such as is received by such person as payment or part payment for a new article sold, by him. S- 2722' SecondhandDealer. en 'e Re ui�red Every second hand Baler shy rst 77 procure a tense an pair an annual license fee as prescribed in Chapter 21 of the Huntington Meath Ordinance Code. - k ARTICLE 273 JIMDEALER 1..2.731. Definition Jun 5e"ler, "Junk T�ealercq means a person, not an auto sre e a it a- oil tool. exchange, having a fixed, place of business in the Couty and engaged it conducting, managing, carrying on, or maintaining any place whI ere old rags, sacks, bottles, papers, metals, or o.ther .articles commonly known as junk, except gold or sil.ver, or platinum or mercury, are gather® led together, storeO. or kept for shipment, sale or transfer. S 2732� License Renuired. Junk DS.Ale.r Every dunk dealer shall first procure a license and pay an annual fee as prescribed in Chapter 21 of the Huntington Beach Ordinan`ce Code. ARTICLE 274. JUNK COLLECTOR S 2741a Definition. Junk Colleet r, "Junta Collector" means ' a. persona not an it .nerant of too exc ann,ge, and not having a fixed place of.buisiness in the County, who goes from house to house, or from place to place, gathering collecting, buying, selling or otherwise dealing in any o,Id rags, sacks, bottles, cans, papers, metal, including gold. and mercury, or other articles commonly known as junk. S 2742. Junk Collector. License Re uired Each junk collect- or sh'al=rst procure a sense and pay an annual license fee as prescribed in Chapter 21 of the Huntington Reach Ordinance Code. PXSIN BROKERS. JUVIK DEALERS AND BUSINESS SECONDHAND DEALERS SEC'r ION 2 7 al ARTICLE 275 CHARITABLE-'INSTITUTIONS S 2751. Ch rit .ble Instituti ns Any institution or organim zation w is is con ucte , manage , or carried on exclusi.�vely for the benefit of charitable purposes from which no profit is derived either directly or indirectly by any person other than bona fide employees thereof which files with the Council, in addition to all matters and information otherwise provided for in this chapter, a certified copy of its articles of incorporation, if any, and a state- ment in writing, duly sworn' to by one of its officers, setting forth the purposes o such institution or organization, which swore statement includes a detailed statement as to its manner of doing business and dispensing charity, and other such information as the Board requires, may obtain a license: Cal Every secondhand dealer, junk dealer 'd junk collector shall first procure a license and pay an annual license fee as prescribed in Chapter 21 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance` Code. S 275 Charitable Instituti€ ns. C rds Such charitable institution oorganization s all furnish to each driver of every vehicle used- to col';ect junk for such institution, and to every individual employed to assist such driver, an identification card . containing the name of the charitable institution or organization, the name and complete description of the ,driver or individual em. ployed to assist a driver, including age, sex, races height„ weight, , complexion and color of eyes and hair. S 2753e Doinz Business -with Minor. No perm ittee engaging in' managing, conducting Fr carrying on the business of a junk dealer, junk collector, secondhand dealer, secondhand dealer-Jewelry, or pawnbroker, or, his employee or agent shall receive, buy, trade, exchange, or otherwise acquire an interest in any goods or thing, from any person under the, age- of 18 years. Any, statement made to such permittee, employee or agent by a person -under" the age of 18 years to the effect that he is over the age ,of 18 years, shall not excuse such pegmi,ttee or employee from any. violation of .this pro© vision. S 2754 fours A person engaged in conducting, managing, ` or carrying on t easiness of secondhand dealers junk dealer, or junk collector shall not, and an agent or employee of any such - person shall not, accept any pledge or loan any money upon personal property or putchase or receive any goods, wares, or merchandise or any article or thing, or in any manner whatsoever engage in or conduct any such business between the hour of seven o®clock in the afternoon of any day and the hour of seven o®clock in the forenoon of the following day. ' .aymmms•,�xmxc;e:s�.•em:vr.un:��..,:eaax.°aa.�vxexa::eu+::crum �aas<ar:riaxsr...+ms:naemxs.-mrsscmicsaev4:rarsn•.am:rcpmzcma�xa::enacca;mrsss.:awar.�:,„.r.!'�yJ '��Y ' �:rmaa�xasozrssma.+usvams+e u;.w�a�urasca�•'n-naxr-z�*sKeis+xmr:w:unezm-r., css:.II+awm wce<+emwasr..vex;nsnn+:ammrm�u.�aasre,:saRvmaraaezuw*:an s.�-rn R L 2..k.aR.eb:+ 2�6.D . RECORDS S 2761 D ni tiu �fo �'tne tee °°Buy-fora herein men- Ay tioned shall tie_ t e name of the fog or forms furnished by the Chief of Police to the licensee for the purpose of recording and furnishing by the licensee to the Chief of Police of the required information relative to purchases,, pledges*., or consignments, 27 1 p 1 -Form�I.eo i ,, Every licensee under this. chapter shall at the close of• each business. day mail to the Chief of Police the "Buy-Form" or °°Buy.Forms°° made out during that day. Such °iBuy« m Fors49 shall contain a full, true and complete report of all. goads, • wares, merchandise, or other things . on deposit, pledged or purchased, during that days except household furniture*, used tires, used batteries', which household furniture, used tires or used batteries were taken in part payment for new tires or new batteries, and except Merchandise originally sold new .by the licensee and subsequently taken as a trade-in on other merchandise sold by the same .li:censee, and small also contain other information required by the Chief of Fol.ice 4hi.ch, considering the. type of business 'of the licensee, may °assist in the detection of stolen property.. S 2761 2 Identific.stion of Seller � Fled, er Every licensee under- t $s pter s� na enter upon t ne uyy- o jio i.tive. i.xndenti- ficati.on furnishbd by the seller, .pledgemaker, on: consignee, such as driver©s license* number„ work badge number, auto, or tract license number, junk collector's business license .number, in addi.tion .tb the individuals true name and address. In lieu of the ,positive identification mentioned above, the licensee shall require the seller, pledgemaker, or consignee to furnish a plain impression print of his right inde-s finger,' mr next 'finger in the event of ampu. ta�ion.' upon the face side of ,the. original shee.t of the "Buy-Tort. S 2761 3..JL Identi.fitati.on of Setter or Pled er on Resale. Eve person who Ls se „ pte .ges, or consigns any property to any licensee in the course of .business covered by such license, except household furniture, used tires, or uses' batteries, taken. in part payment for, new tires or new batteries, and except merchandise orio ginatly sold new by the Licensee and subsequently takenas a trade in on ether, me.rchandise sold by the same licensee, shall furnish ' true,, positive identification-to the licensee by MhIch .such person can, be located by the Chief of Police. ry PAWN BROKERS JUNK DEALERS AND BUSINESS S ECONDH.4,W J DEALERS S 2 7 61.4 S 2761,11 Records to be Retainer Every licensee shalt prese;tuve for a period of two years, a copy of the "Buy-Form" provided for ,that purpose. containing a carbon copy record there- on`of the original writing made by the licensee, agent or employee, the original of which has been furnished to the Chief, of Police. Every such record and property pledgee, purchased or received by such licensee shall be produced for inspection to any peace officer. S 2761.5o Records of Chief of Police. The Chief of Police shall maintain a il.e of all reports received pursuant to the terms of this chapter for a period of two years and such reports shall. be open to inspection by any peat officer. S 2761 6 Goods to be' Helga A person, other than a used car dealer a 1 not melt, destroy, sell or otherwise dispose of any article, goods, wares, merchandise, or thing obtainer' or used in any business for the conduct of which a license is required by this chapter until fourteen days after making a report. to the Chief of Police as requires by Section2761.1 that such article, goods, wares , merchandise or thing has been purchased or received by. such. person, firm or corporation. S 2761.7 Goods not to be Destroyed.. A' foundry or .junk. eea1- er shall not meta, •estroy, sell or otherwise dispose of any metal purchased or received by it which is, or by economically feasible repair can be made usable for the purpose for which it was otigin� ally designed untit twenty-one days after making a report to the .Chief of Police as regvired by Section2761.1 that such metal has been received by the foundry or junk dealer. S 2767 g Goods not to be .'ALtered. Until any article, goods, wares, merchandise or t ng p e ged to or purchased by any licensee, uneer this chapter are held for the time required by this chapter or released by the Chief of Police, such licensee shall not clean, after, repair; paint. ,or otherwise change the appearance of such articles, goods, wares, merchandise or things. At all time during business hours, he shalt expose the same to public view. . S 2762. Goods Released' b Chief of Police The. Chief of Police may release any property covered by this c apter'which he inspects, if after such inspection he is satisfied that such property is in the lawful possession of the licensee© S 2762 1 Hold Order by Cbief ofaPolice� The Chief of Police may lace a old®order upon any property acquired by ,the licensee in the course of� hi.s business for a period of ninety days, and upon release of such property may require the licensee to keep, a true record of such property and included therewith the true name .and address of the person to whom such property was sold, or any other method of disposition. l • • a l ' PAIJ.,4 BR, F1`'h.,J'u�'R'1331 Nt bP UT L,S DEALERS ANIO ' BUS WEBS SE-OUDIH i D DEa' EI RS S 2762,2 7.1 eIDeRis.Carn,..:.tiGaY+t¢x NRW.9$iwaM:,^SRve:H'iC�a3eR!sv.L9R..iCv.^,'Y 1K.s`Stt'Sn(:.%tRs.KM.1w.:^:tY'4tiv[w:a.A!,T:[ft.:a:AY"s:Mlt4•Lv`_'+�'rttsC9'4'T1'C"."Y ttuCGI: 'Tx.^[Y:L++L's..TRnxi3FJAaLSrn'4K>➢fa[iC: w2'Yf+testa'Dfs9`.4S9N.'�RGtY3@1v.5v4iGCSc^.i'n� :.ice.4"GR3aTgi'Mf-:.&tRt.4.'YF1exb:Txi*� TNY.➢kCR49Fs+L'mi.:.^3.'NST.WF'riSl':MtbYR.kL.gicP.Wti.9YQ!-1ltlRN169"M;4v."+tCet':�::Sf:Ein^.�'.].s S 2762 7 A Licensee under this chapter shall not expos �'�is coinitry any goods, wares'. merchandise, or things pledged to or received by such Licensee in his capacity as ticensee until the Chief of. Police has inspected .and released such property. 3 Ex�e„ tion. Waitin e, e d The aPaai.ti.6� .': t�en�:i.on- ed in e1-ii 767�d7an the ma{lingo "13uy-F'orYns�' nt3,o e�1 in Section2761.. does not apply to property purchased from a licensee holding a similar County License, if in the sale of such property such Licensee has complied with all the provisions _of this ordinance This section does not apply to purchase made by ,dunk dealers from Junk collectors. A junk collectorsos license is not similar to. a , junk dealesrgs license. S 2762.4 Exe tii Certain A iclle'n The provisions con- t aine_d n Se L ns 7 io6Y p� and .61,..7 s a{l n eeemeO to apply to the purchase or the sale by junk dealers or junk collectors of rags. , bottles, other than milk or crew, bottles, secondhand sacks, other than cement sacks, barrels, cans, shoes, lamps, stoves,,. or house- hol d furniture (with the exception of sewing machines and musical instruments), or the purchase or sale by secondhand dealers of -house- 'hold furniture, with the exception of. .sewing machines ' .all musical instruments and typewriters. 2762j. Exp tion Purchase. From Established Business., The. w it ng period retpu�red Sea do 761 7 does not apply to pro- perty purchased on a bill of sale or invoice from a regularly established place of business. As used in this section, an estab- lished place of business means a place of business which has been dealing in the type "cf articles purchased at the same location for not less than two years. _2762o-6Q, A copy of this chapter shall be furnished each new, ` licensee upon the firs: delivery of .the "Buy-Form." by the Chief of Police,,. and the licensee must be furnished with all subsequent amendments that affect the type of business of the licensee. Addition at copies of this chapter and amendments may be procured from the office of the Board by the licensee upon demand. S 2762 7 Any persona, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a mi.§- demeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by- a fineof not more than $500.00 or by imprisonment in the City Jail for a period of not more than six months or by bath such fine and UP— prisoninent o . Each such, person, firm or corporation shall be deemeo . guilty- of a separate offense for each day or portion thereof during which any violations of any of the provisions of this ordinance is committed,, continued or permitted by such persons , fire, or corporati.on anc� shall be punishable therefor as herein-provided, HEALTH DIVISION 3 DIVISION 3 - HEALTH CHAPTER 31. SANITATION 32. REFUSE DISPOSAL *33. FOOD 34. CAMP CARS ' s. HEALTH SANITA!rl'%PJ CH M- TER 31 CIMPTEM 31 SANITATION ARTICLE 311.. TR.ASH 312 0 FLIES ARTICLE 311 MASH S 3 a n Figblic Places. No person LM-U a shalf d6posit,, Sweep., th1tT0Wh.Z%718cW1Fd or le or cause to be deposited, swept, placed, thrown, discarded�or left upon any public street, highway, ' alley, sidewalk, street parking or other public place in this City, any paper,, trash, rubbish, garbage or any other thing of similar nature. , (250-,1) S 3112. ac W_ us Col ectio&. Said sub- J stanires may he placed in cans, boxes or other receptacles which are sufficiently tight and sound to prevent the leak-.1ng, scattering, ,dropping or spreading of said su:)- stances, whicb _cans, boxes or other receptacles mar 1,e placard upon or in any public alley in this City,. f6r the puipNse of hay.lng the same removed or destroyed, by any perstin who is the tenant or in possession of the p-raimises abuv-.'Ing- upon the said alley.. immediately adjacent to the poim. where said receptacles are so placed, (250. ARTICLE 312 FLIES !3n. 3121. The term "breeding place of files" as used in th1q. Mc�les all meah -any place found to bre,,Ld flies in an safety or omt or .taanner such, as to endanger public health or sa.4f - to create 'Jnreasonable interference with the cotrA ortable enjoy- ment Ment of aril use of life and property by others. S -t I )S.21.22 The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach ere�,.3y declares that an breeding place ,,)f flies in the City of 11 4,,l C - --.T.,tington Beach whicK exists by reason of any condition ' or use %naoh,., of land, organic plant, waste, animal mat e'rial, or of any otho-r substance whatsoever , or the deposit or the storage thereof, IV a public nuisance.. (199'..1) S CCti.-2n__3_1_23, It shall Abe 'e the duty of the. Health Officer, upon e :Inspection, or whenever he Is lnformed or has reasonable cause to believe that any* land, building, or collec- tion of pl,,,ant or animal waste or any substance or existing con- ' ' dition on any lot, farm or other Und or on 'any other premises is a Dreeding place of flies to enter, after demand, upon such pretalses and to determine by inspection whether or not there is an existing bree-ding place of flies. (799a1) 4 SAN TAT ION 3123,1 . Section 3123„ 1 Except as to residences and living quarters, the Hea IT ® . cer or his authorized, deputies or inspectors for the purpose of rou.ti ne insppctiorn or.whenever he shall have reasonable 'cause to believe tha t! any violation of this article exists upon any premises or In any place, after displaying identification may d entry thereon in the daffy time. eery person who omens, occupies or otherwise is then in possession of such premises and who, after such display and demand, refuses or wilfully delays to open the same and admit an inspection thereof shall be guilty of a misdemea r and subject to punishment upon conviction thereof by a fine pot exceeds . fifty dollaars ($50000) or by imprisonment in the County Jail for nD t over five (5) days or yboth such fine and imprisonment. (799.2) Section 31232 The. Health Officer shall furnish each of his deputies andinspectors with identification in such form as he shall l prescribe. (799.2) Section 3123.3 Whenever there exists in any place within the City ontington Beach as breeder laace of flies, the . Health Officer shah. notify in writing t o record owner or person having control or possession of such place or premises to abate such nuisance. (790.2) Section 3 23 4 The notice shall direct the owner or person in control possession of the place or premises, within the time specified In said notice,, to abate the nuisance and to perform any and gill work necessary to -prevent the recurrence thereof in the places or premises specified in than notice. {799 0 2) Section 3123.5 The notice shall be served upon the owner of .recor or person having control or possession of the place or premises upon which the nuisance exists, or upon, the agent of either. 799.2) Section1113 Notices may be Nerved by. any ny person auth- orize d by t e Health Officer for such purpose in tine same .manner as a sw=ns in a civril, action. (799.2) Sects n 3 3.7, Upon, the neglect or refusal of the owner, or the person av control or possession of any place or premises to comply with the notice to abate, the Health Officer may abate such nuisance and the owner of such fiace or premises, or the person having control or possession hereof, shall be liable to the City of 'Huntington Beach for the costs of such. abatement which may be recovered in a civil action. (799.2) ecti n 3123 8 In" the event the Health Officer elects to abate aanp suc nuaance, he shall serve c"r cause to be served . upon the record owner or the person in control or possession of the premises as "Notice of Intention to Abate" and if a hearing is not requested before the City Council as hereinafter provided within ten (10) day�rs after service of said "Notice, of Intention to Abate" the HeaaS.th Officer'may proceed to abate any aaut h nui- sance as hereinsbove provided, (199.2) HEALTH H SANITAT ON S 31� Se ti 2 0 9 The request for hearing shall be In writing and lis file wiffe City Clerk. Notice of the time and place the City Council will consider the matter. shall be mailed by the City Clerk to the applicant and to the Health Officer. At the time fixed for the hearing, the City C®uncil sha: 1 hear and consider all relevant testimny and evicence releting to the matter as coffered by the applicant and by the Health Officer, Upon the conclusion of the hearing the City Couni'.,il shall determine whether or not a condition contrary to the provisions of this article exists and whether or not the Heiil.th Officer may abate. (799.2) `k Se t3on 3123.1 Any owner or person waving control of any place or premises - upon, which there is existi-.tag a breeding place for flies, who refuses or neglects to mbat<<: the same or to take corrective measures to prevent its recur:t°ence in acc- ordance with the written notice from the ealth E:3fficer with- in the time specified in said notice, shall be g1,iilty of a misdemeanor and subject to punisLmaent upon co in; ition thereof by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars ($560,00) car oaae hundred (140) days Im, prisorment .in the Co anty JaI.I. or by both such fine and impriso ent. (799.2) Section 3123 provisions of this article in reference, to abatement are to be construed as an added remedy of abatem�int of the nuisance hereby declared and not in conflict N)r deroga.. tion of any other actions or proceedings or remedies otherwise provided by law. (799 a 2) t d. t HEALTH .s„ ...� REFUSE DISPOSAL, � CHAPTER 32 #k CHAPTER 32 REFUSE DISPOSAL ARTICLE 320. GENERAL A 321 . GARBAGE CANS 322. TRASH CANS 323. REMOVAL OF REFUSE ARTICLE 320 GENERAL S 3200.. Definitions . in this Chapter. S 3200. 1 01 Garbs a"t is all animal and vegetable refuse from kitchens, and all ousetand waste that shall have been prepared for or intended to be used as food or shall have resulted from the pre- paration of food. S 320M °0 Trash " other 1:hen garbage is any other refuse such as tin cans, glass, oid clothes, etc, (77. 1) 'S 3200.3. Collection °° is the operation- of gathering to- getner and Fransporting to a point of disposal, of garbage or trash, either individually or combined, and in accordance with the rules and regulations pertaining to the operation of Orange County Dump sites and transfer station. (925, I) a S 3200e4. Schedule of Collection. The City or its authorized agent shall operate the collection serv .ce on a regulars scheduled basis, subject to approval by the City Council. Collection shall ' be wade alt least twice weekly., (92501) S 320Oo 5 B8Collector A° is the City of Huntington. Beach or the person, persons, firm or corporation entering into a contract with the City for the collection of trash and, garbage. (92501) S 32UO 6 °9 Container Q° is an approved receptacle as stated in Sect one 3 11, , All residents shall comply with the foregoing sections except that, (a) for residences equipped with garbage disposal units that deliver garbage to the sanitary sewers no garbage can need be provided, (b) wrapped, dry garbage may be placed in trash containers from time to time; said wrapping being done in a manner that prohibits leakage into the trash can; (c) when the resident conskstently places garbage in a trash container, ,said containers all meet all of the requirements of Section 3212. K 1 .p HEA11H REFUSE', i Into person shall place a container for or containing garbage and/or, trash in any street, alley, or other public highway of the ` City at any time other than the regular time of collection and every person shall reeve said. container (s) to his own premises no later than. 7 Potato or two hours after the container is emptied, whichever is later,, Trash containers, when not set out on a street or highway for collection, shalt: be located in a place or manner so not to be vis- ible from the public street. (925a1) S 3201. Specifications for Collection Vehicle Bodies. All vehicles used in collecting and transporting garbage or combined garbage and trash shall be provided with metal bodies which shall be kept rater tight at all times and thoroughly cleansed daily. All vehicles used in collecting and transporting trash or combined trash and garbage shall be provided wi.tb bodies so constructed as to prevent the loss of any contents being transported therein upon the streets, alleys and highways. (925. S 32®2,, Service Fees. All residential, commercial and indust- rial rill units shall be prod, at no cost, with basic trash service. Basic trash service is defined as that service that does not exceed the normal quantity of trash generated by one single family residence. When the trash service required by any commercial or industrials exceeds the basic services a fee shall be charged which shall be determined by the City. The fee shall be a reasonable fee, based upon a standard according to the volume of collection which shall be proportionate to the average volume generated by residential . units and proportionate to the cost for residential units, fees shall be determined by a committee composed of the City Engineer and two members of the City Council and based upon the above stand- ards® Any person or firm may appeal the charge determined to the . City Council and the decision of the City Council shall be final, (925. 1) ARTICLE 321 'GARBAGE CANS S 3211, Garbgge Cans Re uc�ireda It shall be ` the duty of every owner, manager or person in possession, charge or control of any boardinghouse, restaurant hotels apartment or eating houses and of every person occupying a Awelling or flat within this City, to pro wide or' cause to be provided, and at all times to kei ep. or cause to De keptsas . in this Chapter prescribed, convenient portable vessels, tanks or receptacles for holding garbagge;and no other vessel shall be used for garbage. in this City. (771) S 3212® Type Size of Cans, Each such vessel, tank, or recep- tacle shall be of a form ancT style approved by the Board. 9f Deal.th of this City and shall be constructed of metal and shall be water- tight, and shall be so constructed as to contain not less then three (3) . nor more than sixteen (16) gallons, and :shall be provid,,e ? with a handle or handles of the outside thereof and shall have a tight-fitting metal. cover, (77-.3) S 32 C inR, of Canso Such cover shall not be removed excepten necessary to place garbage therein or to remove garbage therefrom, and at all other times said corer is to be in place on, said tank, vessel or receptacle, (77:3) S 3214 Location of Canso Each such vessel, tank or receptacle shall a ept or p ace manner following. (77-,3) S 3214. 1 fteaAr Alle Where there is an alley other than a blind al eyn the rear of such premises, such vessel, tank or re- ceptacle shall, be placed on the premises, within five feet (-9)of the rear property line, (7703) S 321402 Access from Side Entrance. Where there' is no alley other a Alin alle in the rear o.f such premises and there is a side entrance to the rear of such premises, each such vessel, tank, or receptacle shall be placed on the remises at an accessible point adjacent to said side entrance. (77:35 (925,,2) S 3214.3. On Curb, Where there is no alley other than a blind alley in the rear of the premises nor such side entrance, each such vessel, tank or receptacle, shall be placed on the curb in front of the premises, (77a3) S 32150 ' Time for P acin ® All such depositing of garbage cans to be ma a during or for the time fixed for the collection of garbage therefrom and to be accessible to the garbage collector at such time,, (77,3) (925®2) S 3216o Interference cdith Garb, ea--Canso It Is unlawful for any person, other t an the owner of said receptacle or any officer or employee of this City, .or an employee of the person holding a contract with this City for collection, removal and disposal of garbage, to interfere in any manner with any such garbage vessel, tank or recep- tacle. (77,5) S 3217. Placing Improver Substances in Garba e C ns, No person shall place or cause, or permit to be placed in any suc garbagge .vessel, tank or receptacle any substance other than garbage. (77,, 5) ARTICLE 322 . TRASH CANS S -3221® JrAsh Cans Recuu�ir It shall be the duty of every owner,manager or persons in possession, charge or control of any boardinghouse, restaurant, hotel,, apartment eating house*, and every, person occupying a duelling or flat within this City, to provide or cause to be provided, and at all times to keep or cause to be kept, convenient portable vessels,' tanks, receptacles or boxes for holding trash. (77®4) S 3221.5o Tie and Size of Can EacJ, such portable vessel, tank, receptacle or box shall e of Wound construction and shall not weigh more than 75 pounds when charged with trash, (925,, 1) .v YI?•-^ FIE t Sj xazsve Ra? i)SA DISPOSAL . L r„2 C _ .. a a,. •awiFWrs.^erc'2+-�.WO',vervrsasnxvtw.TarizSx.izavrtnr..Y.•suw.mnarzezr.s w•a.a-f•c•5rts ':ac;r+—aL`ae3afm'•m'S*.uoenm'J¢{a5sr.44s`m:as_QaxxnaafG.e:w.a.<<e^IIa aucVNanar+'Asreaaee{mu.-w+nalsqp+"teYrsauxvx'mrasrsvaea--vaema�an..'�Tsvr�ma^.m1m.'+c'P.m`�-'saar',nimuxr•:vSb'.ve{i�•a1er.'c�mClemuaSHlmw@-'a'+RYksHut vcae ' r S 3222. J.oea ion of Trash Cane, Each such receptacle for trash to be accessil►le 4�o the collector, when called .for, by being placed alongside the garbage receptacles mentioned in Article 32L (7704) . (925.2) .. .3223, Limitation of Se�'�riceo Heavy articles such as trees, Logs ' auto bodes, al_s9 grass from renovating sod, dirt, or similar material will not be picked up on regular collec- tion-,, Arrangements may be made with the Engineering Department . for collecting this material aged a charge will be assessed deppendi g upon the quantity,, weight and character of such �rmaterials. (925n1� ARTICLE 323 REMOVAL OF REFUSE S 3231. Dumoinp- of Refuse in City? No person shall deposit or, . cause or permi to be deposited, any garbage or trash upon or in any public street allpry or other public place, or upon any premis- es in this City. ?7L 6) S 3232. ing of Carba a through City. No pegson shall re- move or conveyor cazye or permit to Se removed or conveyed any garbage on or along -1y public street, alley or other public place in this Cit}?. (77.2) S 3233. Authorized Hauling of Garbage. Section 3232 shall not apply to any person wit w ors t is ity as entered into a contract for the collection, removal and disposal of garbage or to any em- ployee of such contractor during such time as such contract shall be in force. (77,2) S 3234. Collection Contra-* The City may enter into a contract with some responsible .contractor to collect trash and garbage from the va pious trash and garbage cans or receptacles in the City, at the times and in the manner prescribed in said contract, which con- tract shall run for a period of not more than five. (5) years, and which contract shall be accompanied by a bond in the penal sum to be fixed by the comrbittee composE-1 of the City Engineer and two council- men to the effect that the contractor shall faithfully perform his contract and comply with all tde ordinahces of this City, relating to the care and control of garbage, refuse filth and trash. (660o1) . (92ao2) S 32350 - Calline for Bids The City may, in awarding such cone tract tor hauling garbagge an trash as herein provided, advertise the same for bids. (77% 17 M"'LT H REFU"'Ir, DISPOSAL ARTICLE 121 3231. Dumping of Egfuse in City. No person shall deposit or cause or permit to be deposited, any f.-I-r'htige or trash uron or In any pu'lnlic street, alley or other pij"-°llc place, or u.r;on zripy premises In this City. (?7.6) 15 3232, moving of Garbage through City. No person shall remove or convey or cause or permit to 1-ye re- moved or conveyed c,ny garbage on or along ,,ny public street, alley or other pul-lic place In this City, (77.2) 3233. ftuthorl7ed Hauling of Garbage. Section 3232 shall' not apply to any person with whom this City has entered Into a contract for the collection, re,noval and disposal of garbage or to any employee of such contractor during such time &-s such contract shall be In force, (77.2) 3234. Collection Contract. The City may enter Into a contract with some responsible contractor to collect trash 4nd garbage froT the , various trash and Garbage cans or receptacles In the City, at the times and In the manner prescrih-ed In said contract, which oontrj-ct shall run for a period of not more than three ct shall bP ,accomp-:.,nIed -(3 ) years, and which contra hy hand. in the -,-)Pnal sum of two hundred fifty dollars (,;).250-001 with two (2) ,EooJ arid sufficient sureties to the .effect that the contractor wAll faithfully perform his contract and comply with all the' ordIn8nons of this City relating., to the care and control of gar age, refuse, filth and tras%i. (66o,1) 3235,, The City may, In award- ing such contruct for hatiling P.-arbage and treash as herein provided, advertise the same for bids, (77�?) ARTICLE 324 S 3241 Certificate of Public Need and Nece guired� It shalt be and it is 1'iereby decLared unlawful for any person, or corporation to operate or conduct any trash and garbage disposal ser- vice in the City of Huntington Beach unless sucl; .person, firm, or corporation has previously obtained a Certificate of ' Publ.i.c Need and Necessity to do so, as provided for in this Article, (909.2) S 3241 .1 , A.nl.ication for Certificate of Public Need and Necessity,,. any person,, firm, or corpora��c Public Need and Necessity, required by this Article, shalt take application therefor to the City Council by. .filing than same with the City Clerk. Each .application shall be accompanied by a performance bond in the amount of "den Thousand ( 10,0 0,00) Dollars, as well as a fee of Five 'Dollars ($5.00) for filing of the said application. Said bond shall be in the same form as required in Section 2102.11, of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. Said application shall be in writing and shall., among other things, set forth the fol.lowi.ng 1) Name, age, business and residence address of the applicant, 'if a natural person; or if a corporation, its natne date and place of incorporation, address of its place of business and the names and addresses of its principal officers ; or if ,a partnership, association or unincorporated company, the names and residence addresses of the partners car of the partners or of the persons comprising- such association or company', (2) An accurate map of the dis`cri.ct, territory or - area proposed to be served by the trash and garbage service, (3) A description of the methods of operation. (4) , A statement in detail a`s to the public need and .necessity foradditional trash and garbage service in the City of Huntington Beach, (5) A statement as to what offenses, if any, any person (s) . mentioned in subsections (1) hereof, haw been convicted, ( ) A description of the type of trash and garbage service to be furnished, (7) A description of .the vehicles , including color,make, size and special garbage. and trash, collection equipment to be furnished. (8) One set of three standard size fingerprint cards b6aring the fingerprints of each person mentioned in subserti.on (l) hereof. (9) One identification photo raph of each of the persons mentioned in subsection l) hereof. ; (10) Such other information as may be Ireq. by, the City Council. or Chief of Police: (909.2) HEA-TH REFUSE DISr-'0SAjL S 3� Grantin Certificatte of Ptnbl.ic geed and Necessit c �Jpon �cecei�pt o an application or a erti Cate of Public steed and Nee�ssitty� the City Clem shall immediately prefer and forward the application to ttse Chief of Police who shall investigate the character, fitness and slualifieati.ons of every person whose name appears can such application, Upon completion of said investigation, the Chief of Police shall transmit such application to the City Administrator, together with his recommendations that the - Certificate be granted or denied, together with his reasons therefor:, After study, the City Administrator shall thereuporn transmit such appl.icatidn to the City Councils ,together with his recommendations in connection therewith, (b) Upon receipt o"f 'bn application for a Certificate of Public Need and Necessity to conduct or operate a trash and garbage disposal service, the City Council after consideration shall either grant the satse to the full extent requested, or it shall notify .the applicant" that the Council intends to deny the application ' or to-grant the application, but permi.t' operation of the trash and garbage disposal service in .only a portion of the territory. Within five days after such notification. applicant may demand . a public hearing. If .he does not do so, tie shall be deemed to have consented or agreed to such denial or granting of the Certificate. (c) Within thirty (30) days after an applicant for a Certificate of Public Need and Necessity to conduct a trash and garbage disposal service, files with the City Council a demand for a public hearing, the City Council shall hold such public hearing and shall serve novice of the time and place thereof, five (5) days prior to the public hearing, upon the 'City Administrator, Chief of Police upon the applicant and upon every person named in Section 3241A (15 and named in the application, whom the City Council intends not - 'to I allow to act as such. The mailing of such notice,� with postage prepaid, a4dressed to the applicant and to those persons , naImed in the application Ad required by Section 3241 .1 (l.) hereof, at the respective addresses specified in the application, shall constitute sufficient notice of such heari.rng.Notbi.ng , herein shall be construed as limiting. the power of the City Council to grant a Certificate of Public Need . and Necessity to more than one trash and. garbage . disposal service to operate in .the same area. (909.2) 5 . 3242010 Business .icense Re uired, every person, firm or corpo n owning, opperatig or conducting a garbage 6 nd Crash disposal service in ' this City shall,, in addition to and after. obtaining the foregoing. Certificate of Need- and Necessity, obtain a business license therefor and shall pay to the City the business license fee provided for ,by Ordinance of this City. No such business'License shall be''issued by the City to any- person until suds pgrson is granted a Certificate of Public Need and Necessity by the City Council, (90902) HEALTH FOOD CHAPTER 33 Chapter 33 FOOD ARTICLE 331. FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS 332. LUNCH WAGONS ARTICLE 331 FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS § 3311. Permit Required. It is unlawful for any person owning, con- trolling or leasing, acting as agent for, conducting, operating or managing any restaurant, cafe, lunch counter, cafeteria, soda fountain, ice cream parlor, soft drink stand, fruit and vegetable stand, grocery, meat market, bakery, popcorn, peanut or other food vending stands or stations or food processing or manufacturing plants, bottling plants, or other places or vehicles in this City where food is prepared for sale, sold, distributed, or displayed for sale, to conduct or operate, or cause or permit to be conducted or operated in this City such restaurant, cafe, lunch counter, cafeteria, soda fountain, ice cream parlor, soft drink stand, fruit and vegetable stand, grocery, meat market, bakery, popcorn, peanut or other food vending stands or stations, or food processing or manufacturing plants, bottling plants or other places or vehicles where food is prepared for sale, sold, distributed, or displayed for sale, or for any person to sell, or offer for sale, or cause or permit to be sold or offered for sale, any food or drink therein or therefrom without first applying for and receiving from the Health Department a permit therefor. [514:1] § 3312. Time of Granting, Expiration. A permit for which application is made under the provisions of this Article, may be granted at any time during the year; but all permits granted hereunder shall expire concurrently with the City business license issued for the corresponding period. [514:1] § 3313. Temporary Suspension. A permit may be temporarily sus- pended by the Health Officer upon violation by the holder of any law, or- dinance or regulation governing food, sanitation, or revoked after a hearing by the Council. [514:1] § 3314. Entering to Inspect: Demanding Permit. It is lawful for any member or employee of the Health Department to enter upon any premises herein mentioned at any time for the purpose of inspecting the same; and any member of the Health Department may require any person issued a permit under this Article to produce the same for inspection. [514:2] § 3315. Preventing Inspection. if such inspection be refused, the per- mit shall be forthwith revoked. [514:2] § 3316. Exemptions. This Article shall not apply to cigar stands or other places of business where no food of any kind or nature is offered for sale or-sold other than candy or soft drinks received in sealed packages, or boxes, or bottles where the seal or seals on said packages or boxes are not broken prior to the sale thereof. [514:3] HEALTH FOOD ARTICLE 332 ARTICLE 332 LUNCH WAGONS § 3321. Lunch Wagons Restricted. It is unlawful for any person to place, keep or maintain or permit or cause to be placed or maintained, eith- er for himself or as an employer, employee, tenant, landlord, agent, owner or representative, any wagon, truck, vehicle or other structure on wheels, where there is conducted a.lunch counter, chili wagon, restaurant or other place where meals, lunches, sandwiches, coffee or other foodstuffs are served to the public, to be eaten on the place or in which any other busi- ness is conducted or carried on, within Fire District No. 1, of this City. [212:1] HEALTH C:AMP CARS w� .�.� CHAPTER 34 C;aAPTER 34 (.repealed 706.30) ft.it` ICLE 340 (Repealed. 706 e 30) 341 (Aepealed 706,,30) 6 3400. (Repealed 7.06=30) S 3400.1 (Repealed 706.30) S 3400.2 Repealed 706,,30) S 3400.3 Repealed 706.30) S 3401. Repealed 706.30) S 3402 ,, hepealed .706.30) S 3411e Repealed 706m30 S 3412 . Repealed 706 0 30 S 34130 (Repealed 706.30) S 3414. (Repealed- 706.30) S 3413s- (Repealed 706.30) S 3416. (Repealed 706.30) 3 ,3417 0 (Aepea,led 106.30) ti '3418 (Repealed 706030) r CHAPTER 35 RMINGTON BEACH WATER DEPARTMENT ARTICLE 351� CREATION OF HUNTINGTON BEACH WATER DEPARTMENT AdITI CLE 352, SERVICE CON14:CTI ONS ARTICLE 353, FEES s RATES AIND DEPOSITS ARTICLE 354, IWGULATIONS APPLYING TO USE .OF WATER A,RTICLE 355. E%T&NSION OF WATER MAINS ARTICLE 351 CREATION OF �IUNTXNGTON BEACH WATER DEPARTMENT S .3"10. DEPARTMENT CREATED. There is hereby �-reated Shall cmba,ice and include all .roperty of every; character Us ed in riz incident to the production, storage, coaveyance and delivery of water to the consaass ers thereof in. the City;- togo her all other property that may from time to time :I'TER, SUPURINTENDEN ' T;$fi,. ATI O. OF-. The €ffice of water of the Hun-`„n fi,ton Beach Water Department is �2(- ek,,,/ ieated and the with shall appoint such Water who shall office during the Pleaeu e of the ce,t ;:cil and shall recei-vo ouch compensation for his s ervi,cas as the Council shall direcr, (674,1) S .f <; .ACTING '4,IA'iER The Gi ty Engineer of t1hc C?*,y of Huntington Beach shall be the Acting Water S peri.nteadcat of the Huntington hcwch Waver Department until ouah tine as the City C s cil ap,L,,;oint a Water Superin te-sndent, The City Engineer e shawl receive yes aai.ai.i ti.ohal caaai- peno tier for services rendered &a Acting Water Saalpe intend- entq unleee directed by the City CouaciI;, (674 :,.I� } . of the Water Department of the City of 1l mina-st n Beach ahall he responsible fok than operation of said Water Dcpaartmeat and tbe perforwance of the dvti ea,. obligations and :equi.r cmcn o as set �ort:h in ChsPt-,,, �� of the U#� t dg�<o T� aacb, Or i w is i_.. rn>'ace Cirde tkzd, eL,�llk p-r'.f,@}rw. 1i3.;++.# ae 1.113 3l�' RR r 4'-- ,,.e xdy he �T �48 t;`.v�U�..a��� c...arr..... _ .+�.,r:waw �'F d`sA�::t�� :A���N.�:}..va_.«ow.e....,...0 __ �.sm�'£�:^A�.i.���.' "�w.'ik•:,aa"�,r.'?..�: - g ^,�>m..,�.y:.,..s.:..a.d..,a.F�Po.,.,...m.�.+,�..u.>.�.g..�.......<�,.4�..+�n..�...,�.....>„�N,--,.s.,ya E 352 SERVICE COMNECTIONS S �.:POPILTCA.MU�N! �FaIRUM, a Before water cow be served ftra ? tile City ralaina to aay Person or for any Premises, Such peroon OV th(- 07.9::0.er' Or OC rP.�.;M_6 Of ouch promises wa�Ta l make nritten E3i;ate.' 81�g for €a-�€h ser.:v gees upon a for pl�;�:ri€ o' by the '-`�i ,�4i'�ua: Department he iskform.ntiorm required 'Tra,'G all 9y�it,.... s'`'azi.T-p s where application is m.sde gor water, h- 1.1 '.'u%:ie',ludio wli?G'''zo tee?4° rice is desired, vL3g°,:`.t9"er.' with the appl.7.k.wt l a stis.tiiuo as owaer or r1s !6 0 o-aT'bpljed .��.y City +:+,tf?,F;er fahc"'�! Via.ve— its awn 2o'�p'$�,ar'ata ��i=rvice L City � r. � ^� ; :vT.a.'�.�d 3arx.."�' l'.,a?v�,� �': c�.:��p �?��F,.''{ �:.G�C' _�a�:: �'tt��..:�°a s`�'�S r�7pLtl3ied S te': Qx�VI CT', '``e��...pt a e y ;t 6' . q 4't � �o �G ,rt.,IS G e 8 _ �✓a $s._35 k�f."a�i.'S:.®3L'�s.2., t .����� s.i.�' � .r r�S'..e.�-�h+�. e., .�,o �a�»jM�a 7;q'- G?T x-t •"."`-.a. ,.nawm,wrFavm.�.,E,:�� ,.rm,�:.� v.u..csann•_ .m.�mT»..s.w«ne �..nv =.x.c.. .c�m -:A'..$ rsaamu<; parcel of prope ,tty arald each is co.nducting a separately ?5 'ab it ni~r°i rg'sa.deaf.'k• or business, a water FF"y'°ter Shall 3,%e requirer'l �,`,ad y installed for each €"a .a:.�?ga.4r.�a`a°f sa�r,�a.,_:�.r.'-,� ('d'�t:.�. S'aa.:%�1�. approved hIn theWater d,Y s,)Y�Tu'.��t.'.LT'Jn.S�i,.4fw .e.'lLa:E,, `�.q 3) . S j�24 , eza f1V.'I.C�A,,_00M _E2:,I.�E_r` �..���?a:. (cis) Wlher'' there zu�.,.-.r be ✓"F ge o1. ('?s.a<t'a.'..,.. p..:.D.r dav`J.a9 9.- The €:port C-, ."aM°c ,"V "":;f-r metex. installation a2id sertAce, o1apellbe d9 �;a&� r t.dG; s° E? a':. " a ' a !`', r t;= ;'Trr cs ��: �a� „ . ���ild•,,� f� c�,�:nm d -by t .a�;mo pe soy b��`e "sr F .'; C+c t t�vfl e w^"d I;�r2.s. .0 u � si4 t'cix'y be served by one enrvice }.d p�, i;. ..1 �a.�H",.i� 0.�.»wt° a..a 3�'2�,? �1*ei„h ��.+y '+��"..' CB e.,'�.+ " iJ' ."p�'�,'✓.�.:t�:ts'9'...xawa<.,2+� Ash o jet � l �.�.�°: 1,�zK`t.s~a�� U SP LIT LkI ���! Service pipe A n—d metera a C.'.'b..:i E:» ser .1' g »me%.E a aJham rinen 4 o, xa ao1rmerr r �• 1 6d 3 1 s!e ...q.s h'::c e"k.r' °k •.n f .e. y w t �s �� ��s� '?wz'C'��'7. �?�t� �s:�'µL,.t;'���:.dn w"� .�,fr �e��o C.c�y �. �.' Vid'a�w�;� ��-�,bfc`::�':�,`sa't�'„M "�.F a.4c" P'iIa a his fl:isi3on--e''keien 8.4;`o.��G ";? oe�p3ar .te E3ez'vice ippo asn_6i 2-4o"f;c for each occupaxloyr�� m .n:2 a'.} 'A.ri 'i+ '� �i YZ Wit s'Y '+" g V' r s+� `39 L .tht U." k Ukte permission of the�Wcj te.r or hi:." +.ialy w''_YpY+,lP.m';C(k agen-to Oa' b"P`a..'aa l oyee3 s em--..0,1re Change, d:i.:ttir'ar, or is aDy ��3j with p..' in'"at'e: "•°8."+a'e 67 yit'h amy ql! the f scilit:?.ea' fuZF:pl'1i.a`3w`..es `s7t-A P'-...ape r y uzod or 1:aai-ats.3i: edl .vt°°or the �Y"t$C��:a`:lt.�S✓a�� storage or supply sjg water t-y the~: City t thereof; - e3-e.."p ' ',ut isia cn t a m..'o-r pipe, c5¢:pa_r�i;.m' awpp a.€a,nce or a .e.�1•�• .� �' e � 'u the city:' tr�� E� c:�.�iT'i ,e� aa.B�:I �'6w• � ��. 'ErJ:�w .'�;s'LG'�D E�:e. '�'�'.�.,t.:'�' '�rb,'r°aL�• a a vE3.�« .,.�'c�y:. (674,3) f-f ARTICLE 353 . FEES a RATES AND DXFOS ITS S 3530 Service Fee. The Water Depar ntO -as a co ndi,ti,)n t rant t e ipp cat `n and furnishing water service to the premises,) s authorized to charge and shall collect in advance the following snnme for the purpose of reimbursing the City fok the cast of the system and future replacements and extensions thereof. I (a) The sum of Thirty and no4100 ( 30,,00) Dollars for .each dw�11,- ing unit on .parcels containing less than 'ten-thousand (102,000) square feet. (b) Fok any parcel containing ten,,-thousand (10,000) square feet of area or re,, One Hundred and'Fi,fty and No/100 ($150,00) dollars per ! acre or each fra�ti�n there�fQ ®� Thirty and nol1000�00� dcllas ger dwelling unit whichever i.s Areaterg (c) The service fee for lands owned by public agencies may be waived' by the City Council, on condition thiit in the event any such lands are later transferred for private use, the service fee sb ll be pa yable before wator. se ice will be ,furnished for such private use,, (6 49 7239 1001) S 3530 1 In it" 1 1atio n and Mete Feed Ui addition to the fee set forth =ion ve, ti.e t� department shall charge and collect in advance, the following aucunts for the installation of water connect- ions and meters-. (a) A sum equal to the actual cast of labor afid material in laying such service. line, including the cost of the meters q the cost of re aac� ing pavements plus ten percent (10%) for overhead. Toe' cost Of suc fi installation shall be estimated by the Water Departments and such esti.- ted cost shall be paid by the applicant to the Water Department befog: the worle. of connecting the min with the property, is commenced, When. ever the estimated cost is not suffieient to cover the total expense_.for labor. material meters and overheads the deficit shall be charged to the property for' Qhich such installation was made and paid by the aver thereof, Any excess �pa nt shall be returned to the person applying for instal.lation��, (��4,4) . S 3530.11 Install ,tic b l.i cant,, e Water Superintendevnt way in his scretioa au or' ze a. o'. cant to make the installation at a plic t°s own cost, and in con o i,ty with the 4peci.ficatiogns set forth hi the rater Department, (674. HEALTH WATER DEPT fo_3 1 . WATER RATES: The water rates to be charged and collected monthly orbi-monthly as may be determined by the Superintendent of the Water Department, charged and collect6d monthly or bi-monthly as may be determined by the City of Hunti-ngt^n Beach, fro'm ,consumers of water-supplied by the City are hereby established and r the Water. Department is hereby authorized and directed to charge and collect the name as follows: DOMESTIC, _CONEERCIAL AND INDUCTRI111, SERVICE Q'ILLANTITY RATES: First 1000 cu. ft'. or less $2.25 Next 11000 cat. ft., par-100, cu. ft, -0..20 Next, 1000. cu. ft. Der'\1100 cu. ft. 0.18. Next 2000 cu. ft. per 100 cu. ft. 0.16 5,000 to 15,000 cu. ft. per 100 cu. ft. 0.14., 15,000 to 100,000 cu, ft. per 100 cu: ft. 0.12 100,000 to 250,000 cu. ft. per 100 cu. ft. 0.11 Over 250,000 cu. ft. per 100 cu. ft. 0.09 MINIDIJY, CHARGES: f Service Amount of Size o Fininium Char- Month Idater in Cu Ft. 518"' or 3/4" $2.25 1.,000 rl i .1 3.65 1,700 J.Lrt 2 000 P .25 3,000 3". 12-05 7,000 411 22-55 14,500 611 315.2-5 25,000 811 "7.25 35,000 loft 65.25 50,,000 1211 - 101..25.i. P09600 (751.,lo 892.01) S 3531-1. WATER RATES: CONSTRUCTION PURPOSES. All construction water shall be taken from existing out- lets designated by the Water Departmnt or from special out- lots installed at the expense of the consumer. If in the deter- mination of the Water De-oartment, the setting of a Heter is impracticable or uneconomical for the supply of construction .water, the charges for such unmetered water shall be as follovis: (1) Housing Tracts'or Sub-divisions will be a fflzat rate of $5.00 per unit during construction. (2) General Construction: (a) For each one-hundred (100) lineal feet of curb- E i Seps 231 1 (con.) E twenty cents ($040) M For each one-hundred (100) square feet of side- walk. ten cents. ($0010)0 (c) For each one-hundred (100) square feet of con- crete pavement twenty cents ($0o 0)o (d) For each barrel of cement used for other con- struction - ten cents ($0a10). (e) For., -settling each one-hundred (100) I ndal feet of backfill in trenches not over three (3) feet in depth and two (2) feet in width eighty cents ($0.80). (f) For larger trenches a proportional charge shall be made as estimated by the Water Departments (g) For settling each one-hundred (7.00) square feet of graded street . . ten cents ($0.10)o (h) For settling filled ground a charge will be de for a quantity of water equal to one-third the cubic contents of the fill at a rate of twenty cents -($0.20) per one-hmdred (100) cubic feats (:.) For miscellaneous uses kwt herein specified, the quantity of water shall,,-be estimated by the rater Department and charged at the rate of twenty cents ($0Q20) per one-hundred (100) cubic feet. (792.1) "2- HEA�XB WATER DEPT. S 3531. 11 S 3531. 11. Water Rates. Other Uses. Schools. Fair Gr Etc: Water used for any purpose not=eieinbe are enumerated, or for—schools, hospitals and similar uses, shall be furnished and charged for either at meter rates or at a special rate to be fixed by the City Council under 'separate agreement with the consumer. (674.4) S2531.2. Private Fire Service Rates, The monthly rates for private fire service protection shall be at the following flat rates: Size of Service Monthly Rate 2 inch or less $2.00 3 inch 3.00 .4 inch 4.00 6 inch 6.00 8 inch 8.00 10 inch 10.00 12 inch 12.'00 . S 3531.21 AvaiSgt All applications- ions for Water Service. for. water must be—made out'i�—n--the—Torms—provided by the Water'' .Department and must be signed by the applicant. .. All applic,ants other than real property owners holding title by '.recorded deed to the property served mustdeposit with the Vat' 'r Department, an amount equal to four (4) times' the sum of , the. minimum charge for thd type of service rendered, but in no event less than ten ($10.60) Dollars, as a guarantee that all water bills, fines and penalties shall be paid by the applicant.- The deposit shall riot be returned to the -applicant.unless the water servile is discontinued, and then only in the 6,,-,ent that all water bills fines and penalties of the consumer have been paid in full. -- (b74.4) S 3531.211. Water Rates. Turn on _7 G QdZ&!�s j No charge shall be made she due change ofownership or occupancy. Where the owner or occupant requests temporary turn off of water service, a charge of Three ($3.00) dollars shall be made for restoring the water service to the premises. (674.4) S 3532. meter�Raua. Payment of Water Rates. Whenever the . r Rates e distrIbution line the municipF water ;�ystem shall be duly connected with the premises of any person, and the water turned on to such premises, the charge for water shall be a charge against the person in possession of the premises who used the water, and the charges shall continue so long as the water is turned ort to said premises, whether the same is actually used or not. (674.4) HEALTH WATER DEPT. S 3532. 1 S 3532.1. Date Payable. All Water rates are due and payable at the ofMc_eoft_Ge_ Huntington Beach Water Department the day after mailing date of bill each month or bi-monthly and shall become Jelin cent on the fifteenth (15th) day thereafter and if not paid thirty 80) days after the mailing date the Water Superint- . endent is hereby directed, through his deputies, to shut off the water from the premises and the water shall remain shut off until all rates, fines and penalties have been paid. When the supply of water has been shut off for a violation of any ordinance or of any rule,, regulation, )r requireiment of the Water Department govern- ing consumers of water, it shall not be turned on again except upon payment of the eqmunt due, together with the additional sum of two and fifty one hundred ($2.50) dollars which is hereby made a penalty for the failure to pay the said rate, and to pay the Department for turning on water. (674.4) c HEALTH WATER DEPT, S 3532 JI S 3532.11. Vacatinp- Premises,; Whenever a consumer shall vacate any premises, he shall iwmeadiately give written notice thereof to the hater Department. Upon the receipt-of such notice, said Department shall read the water meter, shut off the water from said premises and immediately present the said consumer all unpaid bills for water furnished by the City to him up to that time. Thereupon said consumer shall pay ;aid bills to the eater Department. In the event that said consumer shall have made a deposit with said Department, as required in Section 3531.21 of this Article,. the .balance, if any, of such deposit shall be returned, to the consumer, after deducting therefrom the amount of said bills. Until such notice and payments shall have been made, said premises shall be deemed occupied by such consumer and his liability continued. (674.4) S 3533, Change of Addre .s y Failure to receive mail will not be recognized as a valid excuse for failure to pay water rates when due. Change in occupancy of' property supplied with city water, and changes in mailing addresses of consumers of city water must be filed in writing at the Water Department on forms provided for that purpose.) (674.4) S 3533 ,1 Renewing_ Service. Eact°i owner or occupant of any premises previously connected with the City water system desiring to renew the use of water shall mane .application for renewal of water service and upon payment of: all unpaid charges, if any, to ether with an turd V-on charge imposed by Section 3531.211, the water will. be turned on. �674. ) S 35333.2 Ad iustment of ,dates The Council 'shall have the sole power to grant rebates from the rates specified in this Article to indigent persons and, in the event of any dispute as' to the water rate to be 3aid by any consumer, it shall determine the same,, (674A Section 3534. dater Fund. All monies collected from fees and a arges under Chapter Fund.. the Huntington Beach. Ordinance Code shall be deposited in the Treasury of the City in a Water Fund and annually there sham, be disbursed from said water fund to the General Fund, an amunt equal , to 3`Aa of the grass revenue received from the sale of water by the Water Department in lieu of franchise and property taxes„ (738. 1) A.MCDE 354 REGULATIONS APPLYING TO USE OF WATER S, 3540. Use of Water Duri.n, Fire No person.shall use any water for irrigation or any steady flow daring the progress of any fire in the City unless for protection of property, and all HEALTH WATER DEPT, S -3540 irrigation and sprinkling shall immediately be stopped when an alarm of fire is sounded in any part of the City 5 and shall not be begun until the fire is extinguished,, 7C5 S 3540, 1 Wast e of Water-, No person shall waste water or allow it to be wasted by imperfect or leaking stops, valves,, , pipes, closets, faucets, or other fixtures, or use water closets without self-closing valves, or use the water for purposes other than those named in the. application upon n tV ra a?* "rX . � .a.,>�.�»�...-,�...,•<.�...�+..,_,.as,.,,,.:,..,,Y..».....�,x.-....u.__z...�...�,n.��.:.U,.�,>�,�>..�>..-�.,_s._->...•,�w...�a,........,w.e_.,x,:c..�.a...�.N..y.,. ,.,�-„��_�:.,�.:. , t eS*z�. 0 `E:ha �iq��:'i � gJF��� A";,� ,xr,-��.� :".?k'd'r%5anm's.+€r of `dihia C:.'`y, l e: ILw ji:ye; fia 1? a 0-7 fa?."mat .' wqr to dra'd�u 4�aupe a:, ru&Tc'n p+ li}'{{{ ,.a dr,a e•tt• allay, or E"V .+ an Pi;:'Avabrw c" :£ i+.a` ntp"1., uV1L84. b'p, r3iuc'h pex-Gon� (t 9'^Pfs.,,5) �6�•,ry 1T,2sr+rt{.eR "� 3°.,t�'�•t4IT ��'y CIT- All ty r rar 'ry � � . 7.d. �^?,d.�+.:.f�.{�:�ir _Y�.�i.�,>4;l'sa:,LS�. `lJ,�• kr d..S� r<',1,'..t➢. water wit.:a.'�t.�, i a off`, Santa 4a q r 'K�d,�r h ar" + r s,a j l en d. -A e Cy 3' o Sv, i n r Fn s S'" i A`+� f,•�'r i:5�s.?bR:. c: 1,� � .�. .� ��»�' i � ��; ��3 �d its. .G aw �"�, �o4 t1v:10.�x4eA.�Ais a-,:,z in?iWi; Hall aSl?.be E:�e,Rikp2'.[Iiw:1"iEi cqs>�et.�, .:F' '�*��••w[:� '44 =�d4tt i�-G+ - .o by wh-a Water when by T.sCorik'ial az,,a:r£ vo&x: ll Where d.jrx t"nutn w b"�.,irnd4w;y'e ne'cewra t'���"f° G:�n act �`C?3a'f!_�'�i"�'� : rorl za lz ce y S;�,a�.'�s s �i�a• :n" t„ set"i�� ,µ.r yI f' f'�e '9 3 2'�7ea -P c,Awn 4�.��z:i`� �, ''� iG f •i' _ .� ;&. �"�`'.� „b :��•sr a: �.� ei �,�-ask.:..Y Or auy Oa:143 emql l oyed by AM, ai d aLa>;; dwntge ,e_3,r.i:.r,.. twt,Ffrom hot , steaja rrwc 3'w.:.r z.4;? ^y; boilor or ware,- 3 1 >. e 5 T$t`': d;i tops.w. gad.:- a i` ist aol'? 0: Z-!?:tu..wP the 4'ya--,ale','1. 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Ha..o m � �1."s -ii�>n...r.',�..'�r•, c ,ry.s�,Ga'� _ faiE a For b.'`"'^..w.':k:".:r.'::L;a°�° F�k0tw"w�v��.� r a_o e� ,.<a�c rs �• r; q },��,y phi�iF Or "%4cC?;b•�VE", �i �`d�.F"�.,', �;�.;�'�•�;� a c . .a a c' c.� ., o a o o c ,�+��t,i.� � ,. ` e't'a'r+ of"all k%-i or in �a. ,� Y "imy �Aa ��i�iaV'��v�1 � ilo r th, O e&fi.f3 ,"1?'4"9z?,,�.. £ ii. m*:'.ti tho,e $±�'..;w'+d✓s„r . v 9b'a::'r.. 1 , c S 3542. METERS ON CURB LI o All meters of the Water Tepaartme shall be placed at the curb line of the street or near the property line in alleys, whenever and wherever practicable, and.be protected and maintained as a part of the operation of the Department, (674.5) S L�2<.1p METERS INSIDE PREMISES. Where a water meter ia� placed inside the premises, of a consumer, for the convenience, of .said consumer, provisions shall be made for convenient, meter reading and repairing by representatives of the Department, Failure to make: such provisions by the consumer shall be sufficient cause, for removal cf such meter at the Option of the Superintendent of the Department and the withholding of service until installation is made at the curb lime as herein provided., (6744 5) S 0 43, CONSMERvS .t SPONSIBILIXYa The City shall in no way whatsoever be responsible for any damage to person or property because of any leakage, breEkage or seepage from, or accident or damage to any meter or pipe situated within any private premises, and said City shall not be responneibl.e for any leakage, breakage or seepage from any pipe situated between any meter properly installed at the curb and the private premises served thereby nor ahall said City be responsible for or can account df any damage, iinjury or leas occasioned directly or indirectly by the e -tst>ence of any meter or pipe situated. upon private property, (674.5) o ?S O. `lp UY..M.NTS. l'anbli,c fire hydrents shall. be placed, maintained and repaired by the dater Department, Any damage thereto by persons or agency other than representa- tives of Fire and Water Depnrtmentss, ahall be a claim agaixaist t 1�w pex•saa or aagency cap !i>J ttirg such daamaage, and the Superintend nt shall take such action as may be necessary- to collect the same,, Fire hydrants are proTTIded for the role purpose of extinguish- ing fires and shall be used otherwise' €only as herein .provided. for, and ahsll be o�ened and used only b3. the Water and Fire Departments or such perzons as may be authorized to area sus 'by the Chief of the Fire Department, or the Su.peri .tendeant of the Water Department as herein provided„ (6 e 4.,5 S 5 ono l,; St . PEMMIT F inn All peroons de i.rri.ng to use Mater. thraough fire hydrants, or other hydrants, owned or con- trolled by the City, shall be .required to obtain a permit, first, frog. the Chia f of the Fire Department, second, from the Super ya tend.ent of the eater Deptrt aeut, rho shall issue ' ao euch permit to any personan whq has violated any of the provisions ok 'thic ordinance or witooe iadeb sedneea to the City of water used or damage to hydrants or equipment is delinquent, All such persons having permit for use of water from the fare hydrants reset provide hydrant wrenches for the ` operation of such .fire hydrants, (674,5) S l l , SUM, C GEELATI ON OF l'Ek� ��l'� Permit for the use of water through the fire by drannats ,of the City may. be cancelled at the will of the Superintendent on evidence that the holder grare'Of is or has vio*lated she privileges - conveyed thereunder,. Such not-ice of cancellation shall he in writing elivere or mailed to 'he pra:ros to be notified and ehaal.l be immediately of tecti.ve and eanforcet (67C-5) S OBSTRUCTING MUe HYDRMTS, No person shall obstruct the access to any fire hydrant by placing around or thereon any shone, brick, lu aber, dirt or other material ' or wilfully or ca�,relessly% injure the scme, or open or operate .any firs; hydrant, or draw or attempt to draw water therefrom, except as provided in Section 3544�1.,> (674 .5) S .. REPAIRS OR EX'p'M4S1Q S o The Water Department shall not accept any responsibility for the ar:aiutenance of pr<essiF; ;and it roservee the right to shut e1Z the water from any promises, or prom any part of the dietributing' system,, as long as neoessa:.ryr without notice to connawne s, at, any time of einergreacy, but in all ca$sez of ex-Len-sions or connectlora.;g,, a i epu��r•�-wen t shall notify occupantsof the remises of the necessity of chatting off water and the probable length of time toe water shall be so ghat off b6fore taking such action, (674-:5) k lw� DRAWING VVATBIR 114TO STEAM MUM- No stationary steam boiler sfiafY he6^onn6cte �directly rith the ruatea distr3ba,ti,on, system of aaaid Cite, but in each a�lla --Very case as gui.ta bl.e tank of storage capacity sun.ffi c i.ent .fair atwel�.o h-tirs for said boiler shc:�303_ b!!, rove ded and the services Y supplying said tan"a` o1a«Sl.l. discharge d rectl., i nto the: t-,a , of said tank, 5 3545 12? iMPORT OF VIOLATIONS; It sh&IR be the duty of the employcee of 'she Police,, Fire and Ztract, Depanrtmerats to gigs vigilant aid to the Sup eri; in the ,enforcement of the p ;x}vIons oft his si��; uee € aaa ,mir, end aNhe shall repro;t all viclation2 thereof which comer to their knowledge; to the Water Department and it shsall he the ant;y of the Chief of the ;afire Department to report immediately to the SUpxeriDt.eU ent in caasal erf firC in Premises—having metered service for fire protection pur-poses that fire has no rred there (6a4<, 11 }".m46n SAJ,� OF 4e.:^2. 5 H OUTSIDE CITY PRDHIBIE. EIA)o It F,hal - r un Iae fIA the 6:,i.tT Fkater Departrueat to sell water to consumers out aide the City, or to all or any consumbr:' outside the City to use ary wz,,t r furai.a�hed by the, City syrstera aides. -the City Coupe' l shall .by Resolution determine and declare a surplus of water exists in excess of what req aaired .by th,� inhabitants of they Ci t <, (674,5) HEALTH WATER DEPT,. S 3547 S 3547o PROTECTING CROSS-CONNECTIONS: An approved double- checked valve or other approved back flow protection devices shall be installed in all existing water systems of all consumers within ninety (90) days of the passage of this Ordinance and in all systems installed thereafter, at° the expense of the consumer, before service will be continued or granted when any one of the following .conditions apply.- A. CONDITIONS:. ITY Where an unapproved fresh water supply is already available from, a well, spring, reservoir or other source., If the consumer agrees to abandon this other supply and agrees to remove all pumps and piping necessary for the utilization of this supply the installation of backflow protection devices will not be required, (2) Where sale water or water otherwise polluted is available for industrial or fire protection purposes, (3) here the premises are or may be engaged in in- dustrial processes using or producing process waters or liquid industrial wastes,or where the premises are or may be engaged in handling sewage or any other dangerous substance,., (4i' Where the circumstances arcs such that there is special danger of back flow of sewage or other c,-)Ptaminated liquids through plumbing fixtures �w water-usisng or trec,",'mg equipment, or storage tsnks and reservoirs .. (5) Vhere the premises are used for a trailer park, D., OTHER 'CONDITIONS, 1 —Under special circumstances, when the consumer Is engaged in the handling of especially danger- - ons or ,corrosive liquids of industrial or process waterm, the City may require the consumer to eliminate certain plumbing or piping connections as an additional precautiemn and as a protection to the backflow preventive devices„ (2) As a. protection to the consumer0a plumbing system, a suitable pressure relief valve must be installed aid .main�tasln.ed by him at his expense., when check va'1veo or other protective devices are used, The relief valve small be installed between the check valves and this water heater,, HEALTH WATER xDEPT,, AIM ICLE 2z5L (3) Whenever backflow protection has been found necessary on a water supply line entering- a . consumer's promises, then any and all water supply lines from the City's mains entering such premises, buildings or structures shall be protected by tan approved backflow device, regardless of the use of the additional water supply lines„ (4) Trio or more services supplying water from different street mains to the same building struc- ture or premises through which an inter-street main flow may occur, shall have as standard check valve on each water sex-vice to .be located adjacent to and on the property side of the respective meters;, (5) Such check valves shall not be considered ade- quate if backflow protection is deemed anecese- ary to protect the City's mains from pollution or contamination, but the 'ianstaallaation of ap- -proved dual backflow devices at such meters shall take the place of o and satisfy the re- quirement for standard check valves. (�) The double check valve or other approved back- flow protection devices may be inspected and tested periodically for .waster tightness by the City.., �?) he owner of any premises on which or on abw vs�,, not of which check vial.ves or anther protective devices are installed .hall inspect there de- viceo for water tightness and reliability at least every three months,.. The devic62 shall Pie serviced, overhauled, or replaaced whenever they are foixad defective and all costs - of re- pair and maintenance shall be borne by the corn-. sumer" Certified records of such inspections and operations will be required by the City:, . (8) The eervice of water to any premises may be iraitediately discontinued by the City if any defect is found in the check valve installa- tions or other pro tebtive devices, or if it is found that dawn eroua cross connections exist. Service will not be restored -until such de- fects are corrected,, (674,5) L .ARTICLE 355 EX7TENSION OP WATER MAINS 3 a _APP 1CA XOM.�DEI'OSIT, INST'ALI�ATIONg Any person,, as o 6r or subdivider of yin single lot„ subdivision„ or �N ,6..;����& ys..�.,.,a.,u.,.��-__.m,,.,.. ..,- Ya�k�1.t.�� °..,sAL L•.Fk.':a.�F�...._ _ �.:f��n� tzet of I a nd,. eahe de e re s the e:xteatax-s n of water'Mains ayid aervices to such let, s-abdivision or of land, shall file a %,rrittau4 appli(;ation with the eater Department., Any na ber of per zons w, y join together nay a single appli cati oa�., (a) The Water Depart ent ahall determine the si.e, locatio a and total ccoat2 for nude emtenoion, and shall on approval of such extensiona, e olle ct from the applicant a deposit co ering; the estinnated Lunt eat: installing €ll facilities from the aueatareat existing main Bane of adequate c:apaci 4,,Y, (b) The; term. "all facill'ities" includea di atribultion mains, services, fire hydrants, et,--,� (c;) If and when 'Ohe applicaDt has complied with all raqi :.re;-a- he� °e«a rB ebfi „ tea "�€rs .e? e a rt e t 3a�a �a 11 suc mamma and se.-evie;caa, sT%T,:;jedt to prove one og paragraph gra ph (d) below, aur;lb line sliall t el.r'eupoki bocosme and remain. . the property of he Cis. ,y Water De pax-1,; e t.= (d) In the k'.•S e.({'t tho w.:ew'r*:a t sTaE3 e e✓ears Of tP.e�.e`'; r`a=f::tr_.t l cost- of installation' he exces amount raha it be returned gy 7 T '•' & 9 a '+ f -�,,. •�h�: ia���s�.�ear�•i., ��. ,��er: �,-�cna;.� •� � e�uer.pc�ni_� �a .� less , ths"'A the actAu l Cost 0-2 '-10, applicant shall uazie d atemy pay to the Wate.r De ar;Meet the doficit, ; e � ��f �� ��� t�� u;°e Yf in hw Opin n, of tile te ;r� a� Department it is for the �:k4?ast :!Tz;'{'Gerer_,1,,s of the City, he fin" r aw@$`t`hfiv-liz .' the to install said extension �IaL i�.•♦fwauak�{�i�a"�lq�-ca'a�n1�'�a o o a3k'�.T.n�`. ,. -3`F�i �.in g'z'?:K�"Senlaoef» 'e`s-[Ts,wagSp�.ce�rytD$"e�s'n.ce rV.Yd.•�.$,,!! .�'.:p4.4i'c�1Li�1.'.�11.tw�tS�ns a'i�r 'S`:a ua v''a 1a'Jy the c:�kti.�lteirAnAK3.._3'bK�nt, 3and . . such .a ey shall thereupon ecome and remain t.iiie Property of t}" P City Water r :a (674,6) •Rf A l Z 4 LIME EXTENSIONS,- ever an. appl eat�i oa i"or ez%,e nail on of z gain line is received the Superin,-Lendent de-,,,ermine whether the best .3 terests 09 the City Water s aitew would be 3erl'ed by a lk:ne 'artier th an re:: iA red by t-e applicant's naee:a:, Tu he event the Supeiintendeat ao detes'�'k°,�inec3 he ahall rcaquire tho larger aizey lino to be installed,,d, y ° r6 S -9 DETERMINATION OF SUti'E1_°�INTENDKINT FINAL-. The deter-- i�i�.fi�1•€iia:�n of the 5r�w.T�3erintC?i�'e�.4aunt o ��h va%1te Depa °'���,t6�F2�� �a3 s� the size of the line necessary to uiie r t appl icaaut's need and his determiva ions o the eize of the rime vAh ch would bean serve the interest of the City lftt�er syst tti Shall be fizal. and binding spa applicant" (6711-S, .,, iNSTALLATION Off' OVERS }E_�aYKIN3 LINEEXTENSIOKS,- �eyi the upe vinte undo v o" the AVAtex Re az tme nt has .o'tf rmined thati the city '"Vater fi3; sly eti. will e - beet ser- eb d by a line l&.;rgt;?:k HEALTH WATER DEPT. _ _ S 3554. Than needed for applicantvs use, the Superintendent shall require the installation, of such oversize line in. accordance . with the provisions of Section 3550 hereofo (674n6) S 3554, Cost of Installing Oversize Main Line Extensibnv, The cost of installing the oversize line shaL e paid for by applicant, subject to the provisions for refunds, as here- inafter set forth® a (674n6) S 3556. (Repealed Ord® 76201) S 3556.1. (Repealed Ord. 76201) x 5 3556.2. Conditions Governin Refundsat Notwithstanding. any other provisions of this Ordinances t e payment of refunds shall be governed as follows: (a) Refunds shall be payable for a period of five (5) years only from the date of_ applicant°s application. for main line ex t ens iQp o (b) Refunds shall be made from subsequent development as set; forth in Section 3530 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. (c) Refunds shall not exceed 90% of offsite construction costs. (d) Refunds shall bear no interest. (e) Refunds shall be payable only to the original appli-- cant or applicants. Upon death of applicant, the right to refund shall terminate. In the event applicant is a p€art6ner- ship or corporation, the dissolution of the partnership or corporation shall terminate the right to r e.`.und a (f) The City and City Water Department shall not be Liable for payment of any refund by reason of its failure to collect or receive from any person the service fee for. connecting ,into the main line paid for by applicant. (g) The City hater Department's refusal to allow any connection or connections into the main line paid for by applicant shall not: make the City or City ,Water Department liable to applicant for any refund which might have accrued : to applicant if such connection had been permitted. , (h) The City retains the right to allow a connection by aWy public agency exempted from payment of connection fees . and City shall not be liable to applicant for refund because of said connection, (762.02) ` HEALTH WATER DEPT. S 3557, \ S 3557. Water Right to be Deeded*. Whenever land is to be subdivided , any water wells, mains and easements needed' therefor, which may be appurtenant thereto or which may be used exclusively thereon, shall be deeded to the City in con§ideration of the City approving any application for City ,rater to be placed on suca tract or subdivision. The deed to the City shall be executed before any such application. shall be approved by the Superintendent. However, where water wells .arid equipment, as described in the paragraph above, aie used to supply rater to addition'at land not subdivided, the City may allow such wells and equipment to continue. to supply such un-subdivided portion until such time as such parcel is subdivided into four (4) or more, parcels of land containing five (5) acres, or lesso (674.6) HEALTH SANITATION DEPART NT CRAPT:�R 6 CHAPT.S SUNTINGTCK BEACR S.A211TATION DEPARTM741.1 � ARTICLE 361. Creation of Huntington Beach Sanitation Department. 362. Sewer Connections. 363. Fees and Deposits® 3646 Extension of Sewer Mains. \(741.2) ARTICLE 361 CREATION OF UUNT INGT ON .BEACH SAB ITAT I ON • .r A�L S . 610,, Sanitation Department Created. There is hereby create a ani a son Depar ment Tor e City of Hunt-. ington Beach which shall embrace and include all property of every character used in or incident to the collection, convey- ance, storage, treatment and disposal of sewage in the City together with all other property that may from time to time hereafter be added to it for such purposes. (741e3) S 3611. Sanitation Superintendent. Creation of: The office o San.-RYEl.on 777 r� end. n at the THEMEgton Beach Sanitation Department is hereby created and they Cats; Council shall appoint such Sanitation Superintendent who shall hold office during the pleasure of the Council and shall receive such compensation for his services as the Council shall direct. (74103) S 611.1. Acting Sanitation Superintendent. The City Engineer o�i the city 51, unt ngton Beac shal be the Acting Sanitation Superintendent of the Huntington Beach Sanitation Department until, such time as the City, Council shall appoint a Sanitation Superintendent. The City Engineer shill receive no adei:�tional compensation for they services rendered 'as Acting Sanitation Superintendent, unless directed by the City Co.mci14 (741-3) S 3612. Sanitation Superintendent. Duties off The Superin en ent o.. Me 3=11 Gaon Departme o the City of Huntington Beach shall be responsible for the operation of said Sanitation Department and the performance of the duties obligations and requirements as .,, vt forth in Chapter 36 of he Huntington :Beach. Ordinance Code and.. shall perform. such other duties as may be designated from time to t1me by the City Council. .(741.3) ARTIGLE 362 SEWER CONNECTIONS S 620. ica ion Form. Before a connection may i ` TH S I, AT ION D ARTVE " � 3621 � ����.��r,��--------•� -- --� '.��: ' �3 ode to the City sewer system for any person or :fir any premiseaq such " person or occupant o,f such premises shall make written appligati.on for such, seivi, es - pozn a foxm provided by the City Sanitation Department Perf ounce of tni.s work is sub ect to the conditions of Section 7 09�) Huntington eatch Ordinance Code,, (7 off) S 3621a. Inter 1 a with PlUls pe g a��al�,� thous the permission of th anitat T�pe n ende tg or, his d y, appointed agents or e i yee , r ve, than ea disturb, 6r in Any v;ay tamperwish or interfere with any .of the facilities apparAtus,, appli cep or property used o maintained �€ r the reception, conveyance, treatme'�ntF, storage or dig 69al of sewage by the Ci.� Y Wr shall any person withoutthe pe isss on ® t e Sanitation Superintendent install any pipe, apparatus,, a pliance or connection to any part, of the systow of sewer, works in the City. ( i,,4) In e of nes co ection to. the City sewer na �Se �pecteaita £o Supei�ntedep Inspections' b.aa be called for at the tine of enterin , th-e sewer and when -work is completed within the public right of way,, No ack-fill may be placed prior to inspee... 'tion and approval of the co° nection. (741U4) ' 'SEES AND DEPOSITS. Connection Feed The Sanitati.d�n e artment as a condition to 3630R. gr rLL.. arm .or sewer connections,, a authori ed to charge and ghal`l collectFnnpadvance those .rich shall be established by the City Ce cil for the purpose o . reimburs ing the cost. for the cost of the system and. future replace ents and exre long .thereof:, (741,S) Se �'O fee the Sanitation epa' t e nt, acondition tr=a i M; pica �� atn dishing sewer service to " the premises, is aut'n t. ized to charge and shall. collect in advance the followirw for the p r (: ''&C: 'irki bussing she City. for the cost of the system and future replacements, atd extemuions thereof. (a) The scum of, ftnety no loo ($90 .0) Dollars fog the first dwe 1. Ulait riltm the sera of Sixt aid YojlOO q,,4 LM ass e ItLorial laf . . :ten �n p�arc s c. � a i es an en.thous axn ��, qua °e — T aea� the event he has e e y p n � 00 ( 0 a ) foi ea�vh par-, . c o-intai i less than ten.thous and (10 .000) square feet i i�nsu i,cient t� the co the etei� , .:. said° oshall be pro-rated as to 'If lot u;6r, a froant fpotage basis except for coiner lets front oortage shall be increased by twenty. pero-ent 607.) of the length of the islde luf " For any parcel con tai i. ten-thousand (10,000) square feet of area i�lv free Huttdred and. NO/100 $300.00) Dollars per acre or each. racoon tes and. no 0 Dollars oe� dwelli� wit i,cheye� is ° Sza t x 'Ahe se ise fee for -`zi nls owned by public agencies may.be waived b CGp,t Council,. on condition that ,in the event an such IfInnds are later n,-,,vsfgeed for private use t e ae rise fee shall e -pa able before -:,,ewer � .., ; L br,1.11- be r"ished for such private use,, (1001) HEALTH SAXIITATION DEPARTKENT 363- 2., _ S 3632. Users Responsibility. The City shall in no way whatsoever 7 be_respoKF=b e—for any .c age to peroo.n or Property because of any leakage breakage, or seepa,-.1-1 from uV accident or damage to any seiwer pipe or its appurtenances situated within any private premiBesq nor shall said City be rci-ponsible :for or on account of any damage. injury or loss oo,-asioned directly or indirectly by the existence of any sewer pipe or its appurtenances situated upon private property. (741-5) ARTICLE __L6,L, EXTENSION OP4 `�J)E�NER MAINS A_J§ LO, Appligation. Deposit. Installation: Any erson, as owner or suNinr _a _ng1T J__P_ts —sub- p Ed U Fi division or tract of land, who desires the extension of sewer mains and connections to such lot,, subdivision or tract of land, shall file written application with the Sanitation Department. Any number of person; may join together in a single appli- cation. (a) The Sanitation Department shall determine the size., locations and total costs for such extension sand shall. on approval of such extension, collect from the applicant a deposit covering the total estimated cost of installing all facilities from the nearest existing main of adequate capacity. (b) If and when the applicant has complied with all the requirements of the Sanitation Department and made the de- posit as herein required, the Sanitation Department shall in- stall such mains and connections, aubject to provisions of paragraph (c) below, such sewer mains, connections and appur- tenances become and remain the property of the City. (c) In the event the deposit was in excess of the actual cost of installation the excess amount shall be returned to the applicant. Tn the, event the deposit was less than the actual cost of installationthe, a-mol i cant ' shall immediately pay -to the Sanitation Department the deficit. (d) If in the o.,,,)Jn_Jon. of the 'Superintendent of the Sanitation Department it is for the beat interests of -the Oity', he may authorize the applicant to install said extension ,at appldcant�s sold cost and expense in accordance with specifi- cations approved by the Superintendent, and such sewer mL�in and appurtenances shall tl-iereupan become and remain the prop- erty of the City. (741.6) 3 364-1. Rensement for Oversize Sewer Extensions. Whenever an ap, ceived the Superirktei:idenl; tiihall dt,,:,tc,-:rmine whtet;laer the best . interests of the City would be served by a Blain larger than required by the applicanVs need. In the event the Superin-. U tendent so determines,, he shall require the larger size line to be installed (741.6) S 3642., Determination of the Sap a-Eintendent F_ -al. The determioxi'7? the W of TA(a SEMrM;7i_fLo12 Department as to size of the so-Tier main necessary to meet the HEALTH SANITATION DEPARTMERT 6 3642 applicant's need and his determination of the size of sewer main which would best serve the interest of the City shall be final, and binding on applicant. (741.6) SS2643 Installation of Oversize Main Extensions. uueri. When the uperint e Sanitation Depar men as determined that the City S&riitation System will be best served by a sewer main larger than needed for applicant's useq the Superintendent shall require the. installation of such over- size sewer inain. (741.6) S 3644. Conditions Governinig Refunds. Notwithstanding any other prow.0.310 8 0 the s r inance t e payment of refunds shall be governed as follows.- -(a) Refunds shall. be payable for a period of five (5) yea3s only from date of applicant's application for sewers. (b) Refunds shall be made from subsequent development at the rate per acre developed set forth. in Section 3631- of this Ordinaned*(c) Refunds shall not exceed 90% of offsite. con® struction costs,., �d) Refunds shall bear no interest. e) Refunds shall be payable only to the original ap- plicant or applicants. Upon the death of applicant, the right to refund shall terminate. In the event applicant is a part- nership or corporation, the dissolution of the partnership or corporation shall terminate the right to,:-.refund. (f) The City and City Sanitation Department shall not be liable for paymetxt of any refund by reason of its failure to collect or receive from any person the service fee for connecting into the main line paid for by applicant, (g) The City Sanitation Department's refusal to allow any connection or connections into the main line paid for by applicant shall not make the City o-,,- City Smnit&tion Depart- ment liable to applicant for any refund which might have ac- crued to a plicant if such connection had been permitted. (h� The City retains the right to allow a connection by any public agency exempted from payment of connection fees and shall not be liable to applicant for refund because of said connection. (741.6) I I i SAFETY DIVISION 4 - DIVISION 4 - SAFETY CHAPTER 40. GENERAL 41. FIRE `42. ANIMALS 43. POUND 44. DOGS 45. DEFENSE-DISASTER CHAPTER 40 GENERAL, ARTICLE 401 - Shooting 402 - Concealed Weapons 403 - Drunks 404 - Registration of Persons Convicted of Certain Crimes 405 - Inhaling, Breathing or Deinking Certain Substances. 406 - Repelled Ordinance 1072 ARTICLE 401 S14COT-,INC Sn Shooting Prohibited E tiQM It is unlawful for any person, other than an officer of the law, while on duty, to discharge any rifle, pistol or air rifle within the corporate limits of this City, except in target shooting in a shooting gallery regularly licensed by this City. (16J, 51301) ARTICLE 402 CONCEALED WEAPONS 5- 4021 Concealed Weapons Prohibited. No personsi other than a public officer, or person 'having secured a permit so to do, shall 'we6t or carry concealed on or about his person, any pistol, dirk, or other dangerous weapon or deadly weapon. ( 75.1) S.- 4U2 ExCPntlaal.:, I r - -S r-i,quo r,; The ordinary pen knife , pocket knife, or toilet shears are not deemed danjerous or deadly weapons within the provisions of this Article, (75. 1 3_, 4_Q_23 ZC2=L1Js, The Chief of Police is hereby authorized to grant a written pe7it , to any peaceabl.e .person, when in his judge- ment he may deem it necessary, for such person to carry concealed weapons for his own protection. - 05',' 2) ARTICLE 403 DRUNKS —S,,--4031 dunk in Publi No person shall lie or sleep in or- upon any street , alley, sidewalk or other public place, within the corporate limits of this City., or ear thereon or therein in a drunken , -IPP or intoxicated condition, 2.-1 S_ 4031 Drinki - i . Public Place No person shall drink any malt, :spirituous or vineous liquor containing more than one-half of one per cent of alcohol by volume,, upon any public street, alley,, sidewalk, parkway or other pubiic place' within this City, whether such person is or is not in or upon any automobile or other vehicle or conveyance. (72. 2a.o2, W) It is unlawfili for any person to keep a riotous house, or pertrat any riotous or dis'orderly conduct in any 'house, yard or premises connected therewith, owned or occupied by such person, or be gUilt,y of any riotous or disorderly conduct in any house, yard or premises whereby the peace, quiet, or decency of any person in the neighborhood of such house, may be disturbed. (72 .2) i SAFETY GENERAL § 4033. § 4033. Drunk on Private Premises. No person shall be on any pri- vate premises or in any private house in a state of intoxication or drunk- enness to the annoyance of any other person. [72:2a:1. 407] § 4034. Repealed by Ordinance [593:1] § 4035. Repealed by Ordinance [593:1] § 4036. Repealed by Ordinance [593:1] § 4037. Repealed by Ordinance [593:1] § 4037.1. Repealed by Ordinance [593:1] § 4038. Allegation of Prior Convictions. Upon the filing of a com- plaint under.this Article, the person filing same shall ascertain from the Police Department the number of previous convictions and shall add an allegation to said complaint setting forth the said number of convictions. [72:2d. 508:3] § 4039. Violation: Punishment. Any person violating any provision of this Article shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con- viction shall be punished as follows: § 4039.1. 1st Conviction. Upon the first conviction thereof, by impris- onment not exceeding 3 months or by a fine not exceeding $200.00 or by both such imprisonment and fine. § 4039.2. 2nd, 3rd, 4th Convictions. Upon a second, third or fourth conviction, by imprisonment not less than 10 days or not more than 3 months or by a fine of not less than $25.00 or not more than $300.00, or by both such fine and imprisonment. § 4039.3. 6th to loth Conviction. Upon a sixth or any subsequent con- viction not exceeding the tenth conviction, by imprisonment not less than 20 days nor to exceed 6 months. § 4039.4. llth to 15th Conviction. Upon the eleventh or any subse- quent conviction not exceeding the fifteenth conviction, by imprisonment not less than 1 month nor more than 6 months. § 4039.5. 16th to 20th Conviction. Upon the sixteenth conviction and any subsequent conviction not exceeding the twentieth conviction, not less than 2 months nor more than 6 months. § 4029.6. 21st to 30th Conviction. Upon the twenty-first conviction and not exceeding the thirtieth conviction, by imprisonment not less than 3 months nor more than 6 months. § 4039.7. 31st to 40th Conviction. Upon the thirty-first conviction or any subsequent conviction not exceeding the fortieth conviction, not less than 4 months nor more than 6 months. § 4039.8. 41st or Subsequent Conviction. Upon the forty-first convic- tion or any subsequent conviction, not less than 5 months nor more than 6 months. [72:3. 508:4] § 4039.9. Finality of Sentence. Said penalties shall be imposed wilh- out right of suspension or probation. [72:3. 508:4] SAFETY -REGISTRATION OF PERSONS S 4040 ARTICLE 404 REGISTRATIO14 OF PERSONS (746. 1) Repealed Ord- 933.3 Repealed Ord. 933.3 S Reizistration--of Convicted Criminalso Every person who p, within. 2O-years prior to t e of ec e of this ordinance,, has been or who is hereafter- convicted in, or on parole or proba- tion from, any Federal Coukt,, or the Courts of this State, or any State of the United States, of or from any' felony, or army misdem- eanor involving narcotic or hypnotic drugs, under the laws of the State of California or of ahy State of the United States, or of the United States of America, and for such violation committed to a peniteniary either State or Federal, (except in the case of a misdemeanor involving narcotic or hypnotic drugs, in which case there shall be no requirement" of commitment to a genitentiary for this section or sections 40421, 4043!� 40449 404519' 046 and 4047 to apply) who comes into the City of Huntington Beach from arty point outside of such C1-ty, whether in transit through. said City, or otherwise, and every such person who at the time this Ordinance becomes effective it residing or is at present within said City of 'Huntington 'Beach, shall report to the Chief of Police of said City of Huntington Beach within *48 Hours after his arrival within the boundaries of said City, and shall furnish to such Chief of Police in a written statement signed by such person., the true name of such person and each other name or alias by which such person is or has been known, a full and complete description of himself, the name of each crime hereinabove in this Section enumerated of which he shall have b6en convicted, together with the name of the plac'e where each such crime was committed, the name under which he was - convicted, and the date of the conviction thereof, the name, if any, and location of each prison, reformatory or other penal institution in which he shall have been confined as punishment therefor, together with the location or address of his residence, st6pping place or living quarters in said City, and each one thtere- of, if any or the address or location of his intended residence, stopping places or living quarters therein, and each one thereof with a description of the character of such place, whether a hotel, apartment house, dwelling house, or otherwise, giving the street , number thereof, if any or such description of e address or location thereof its will so identify the same as to mike it possible of location, and the length of time for which he expects or intends .,,,,, to reside within the territorial boundaries of said City. At the time of furnishing such info=ation, said person sh,,,4,11 be photographed and finger-printed by said Chief of Police, and said photograph and fingerprints shall be made a part of the per-, manent record herein provided for. OW2) S 4042 Written Statement. Every person residing within the City of Huntington Beach at the time this Ordinance becomes effect- ive, who has been convicted within such twenty year period, in any such court, of, or is on parole or i J IMIRALING,, BREAT INO OR ORINKIkJO CERTAIN SAFETY SUBSTANCES S 4050 ARTICLE 405 'rNHAL INO BREATHING OR DRINKING CERTAIN SUBSTANOES S 4050 Inh lin Bre in r Dr i 1. O!�rtainSubsjWinces No person shall inhale, breathe or drink any compound,, liquid, chemical, or any substance known as glue, adhesive cement, mucilage, dope, or any other material or substance or combin- ation thereof with the intent of becoming intoxicated, elated, dazed, paralyzed, irrational , or\in any other manner changing, distorting or distrurbing the eyesight, thinking process, bal- ance, or coordination of such person, For the purpose of this part, any such condition so induced shall be deemed to be an intoxicated condition, (933.2) S 4050 1- The provisions of Section 4050 'shall not be applicable to any person who inhales a breathes � or drinks such material or substance pursuant to the direction of prescription of zany .¢hoc© tor, physician, surgeon, dentist or pediatrist authorized to so direct or prescribe. (933.2) S 4051.r Penal Any person violating any provision of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and Capon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not more than Five Hund- red 0ollars ($500U00) or by imprisonment in the City- or County Jai' for a period of not more than six (6) months, or by both such fine and. imprisonment,, (933.2) M011.1151"NRATIONS Clio PERSONS 00-FT-Y-ICT.211D ti pri)bation from any crime in .Section 4,041 hereof enwaerated„ shall within hours from and after the effective date hereof f i.sh to said Chief of Police, in a written statement signed by such person, all of the in,- formation required to be,furnisshed under the provisions of said Section 4041 hereof, together with this photographs and finger prints hereianbefor e provided for (65 -2) D4 q ResWocj%' e, lab the event that any person specified in Section 4041 or Section 4042 hereof shall change any: such places of residence, stop pixag place, or living quarters to any new or different place or places Within said Gi ty of F�rttragton Beaach`other than any place last shorn in each report t o:said Cht a.f' of Polici, he shall withii3 24 fours after the Making of sucki change 4 ;notify the said Chief of Police in a written and signed statessie}iti of such change of address and shall furnish in such writ+.pan. sta3tomesit' t.o ,said.Chief of .Police, his new address and each one thereof„ 1t shall -be unlawful for any person required by any provision of this Article to furnish any such report, to' furnish in such report any Valise or fictitious address, or any address other than a true address or i.ntonded address, or to furnish in making any such report any false, untr aeU oa adasl eadi ng information ation or statement relating to any information required hyr any provision of this Article to be made or furnished. (656:2) LA044, Reca s,, ,aict Chief of Police shall cause .to be mad a perananent reo:ord of all infomaat:ion, photographs and finger-prints required by the provisions of this Article to be furnished to, or by hiss. Fand to forthwith t1urnish a copy of said records, photographs ar.d finger prints to the C.istr°ict; Attorney of Orange County; said records, photographs and finger- prints shall at all reasonable times be open to the inspection of any peace o.fftoor havi.nC j9.nindi.ct:;ton aai.th". the tarritoriaal boundaries of said go uty°, ixacl Ud3.ng the municipal corporations therein, (656 02) Ra° 1 u Via. �Jn air It shall be unlawful f'or° any persona requited by any pro-vision of thin Azticl.ea to furnish any such report or .int"ormatic as to fail,, neglect or refuse to make such report. or to furnish, , such infra =tion, phatograaphsp or flinger-prints, or to fall, neglect. or refuse to render or furnish the same within the time hereinbefore prescribed, or to fAi.l, neglect or refuse to furnish to said Chief of Police within such time any information, photograph or finger-prints required to be urnished by any provisions of this Article or to furnish any false, untrue, or misleading In fomati.on or state ant; relating to any information required y an prmflsion of this Article to be made ore furnished, (556s2) Q!t6 m m &ion f°or Paardoried +wise;, Nothing in this Lfticl.e shall be -ie aed or construed to apply to any per:rcn who has or who shall, have received 4 full pardon for &%ah such crirm whereof he shall have been convicted. (6 y6>2) . Z. EMa , Any persona violating any pro-elsion of this Article shall. �;e deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be nu i.shabld by as fins of not to exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($500 00) or by impriso exit in the City or County Jail for as period of not to 6xc ed sir. r i REGISTRATIONS 4F VP'D'zOFS SAFETYS 4047. (6) months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Each separate day, or any portion thereof, during which any violation of this Article occurs or continues, and each failure, neglect or refusal to make any such report or furnish any such information, photograph or fingerprints during each or any day or portion thereof, from and after the expiration of the time specified in this Article within which such report must be made, or such information, photograph or fingerprints furnished, shall be deemed to constitute a separate violation hereof, and a separate offense hereunder, and upon conviction therefor each such viola- tion shall be punishable as herein provided. (656u2) S 4048. Canvassers. Definitions., Unless the provisions of this ordinance or the context otherwise requires; (a) "Canvasser" means any person not having an established place of business in the City of Huntington Beach who, for himself, or as an agent of-another, goes from house to house or upon the public streets and sidewalks for the purpose of soliciting orders, subscriptions or sales of or for any goods, wares, merchandise, or product, of any nature or description, for immediate or future delivery, whether or not advance payments are collected at the time the order of subscription is taken or the sale made. "Canvas- ser" also means and includes "Peddler" and "Solicitor" as defined in Chapters 21, 22 and 23, of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code, as amended. (b) "Agent" shall include employee, representative, and any person soliciting orders or subscriptions or making sales on a commission basis. (c) The term "established place of business" means the place where any person, firth, or corporation conducts any retail or wholesale business or other establishment having a permanent address and licensed by the City of Huntington Beach to conduct a business and being regularly open for business from day to day during ordinary business hours . (746.2) S 4048.1. Canvassers. Re istration It shall be unlawful for any canvassers to go fFo—m house to house or upon the public streets and sidewalks for the purpose of soliciting orders, sub- scriptions or• sales of or for any goods, wares, merchandise air product of any nature or description for immediate or future deliver whether or not advance payments are collected at the time the order or subscription is taken or the sale made, unless he shall have previously registered with the Chief of Police of the City of Huntington Beach in the manner hereinafter specified. (746.2) S 4048.2. Can vsgaerg.l Registration Statement,, Every can- vasser shall, before commencing any soliciting or making any sales in the City of Huntington Beach, personally appear before the Chief of Police of the City of Huntington Beach or his authorized REGISTRATIONS OF PERSONS SAEEIX S 4048.2 representative, and file with the Police Department a registration statement containing at least the following information (1) Name in full. (2) Addresses, both permanent and temporary of the canvasser. (3) Whether or not the registrant has been convicted of a felony, a crime involving theft or larceny or a crime involving moral turpitude. (4) The articles or products to be sold or for which orders or subscriptions are to be solicited. (5) If the canvasser is acting as an agent for another person, firm, or corporation, the name and address of such person, firm or corporation and a description of the contract or other document authorizing him to act as such agent or representative. (6) The period during which the solicitations are to be made. (7) In addition to the registration statement as herein required, every canvasser shall at the time of the filing of said registration, permit and allow the Chief of Police or his authorized representative to take his or her fingerprints and photograph. (746.2) S 4048.3. It shall be unlawful for any canvasser to make or perpetrate any misstatements,, deception or fraud in connection with any solicitation for orders, subscriptions, or sales or to make any false, deceptive or misleading statements in the regist- ration statement. (746.2) S 4048.4� Canvas Exceotionse This ordinance shall not apply to salesmen solicitors regularly employed by any xholesale house or jobber who take or solicit orders from retailers or other merchants conducting a regularly established place of business in the City of Huntington Beach. S 40 L8,5, Nothing in this ordinance shall be construed as to replace or eliminate any of the provisions or requirements of Chapters 21, 22 and 23 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code requiring business licenses. (746.2) S 40 8,6. Any person, firm or corporation violating., any pro- visi6_n_rf this- ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punis.hed by a fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) or by imprisonment in the' City or County Jail for a period of not more than six (6) months, or by. both such fine and imprisonment. (746.2) S 4048. 7. If any section, paragraph or'.provision of this ordinance be declared invalid for any reason, the CityCouncil hereby declares that it would have passed all other portions of this ordinance independent of any portion that may be declared invalid. (746.2) v CHAPTER 11.2. PIRE ART-ICLE )1.11 FIREWORKS S FirewrorksProk?ib.itado Except as Otherwise i-n th.1.0 aer= Le � ido 9 nc e� � 1 thin the City of Huntington Beath: � (a ) Manufacture, 'possess Lxeo sell anz;r dangerous fire- works; (b) Sell and. sa fe and sane fireworks as..z:L ret;aij.©r c j Discharge `dangerous4�fireworks^aa �z�S�a;��'ccYYplac e:aaay �� /� g 1 ,b }�Ad i' c d1.,3pla of f i'ateti.7F�or- `rs..�, Q ' 'ti+ '1. 6 o.-i g L , Safe and Saxie F 4 r qy om**kc`-. : Sal s W Me Ci i ty C ouncl.1 a . mayJ:3�?.�f?� �7C:�3]t:i�t3 for '—om ?e<s:�t'gvfir s"�ands for the display an sale Of sec N�nd aa.no, reakss ° cv d zea .n th .s artce , (6ioo-2) wt -A-p l cat on for ?ervii'GU.,Appl cation _�'o such sha1.1. bu made ice.vr.��''ting between the 1-5th dad' of May and. the 10t3h cxs.y ofur�e of floe year for 0h';c�Z the pa�rriaita is r=egxested, and filed vdith the City. 'Clerk- said application ssaal.l. ;:Mate t1ae .name of the applicant:, its ad- dress, the name and ad&ess of its offioer�:j, the location of the proposed stand, the nAme of the person vfho will actually operate the stand on behalf of the applicant,, a complete account of the proposed disposition of all gross proceeds from the. sale of firewor1ro sold af� V-he proposed strnd.I?, ax.i t Vas name and aa.ddi:=ess of .the owner of the ].and on which the: proposed stand is to be placed. (610:2) S E�w,"" lf,n. Poo. °fie appl cll on s4aa1 �; accerr.palr�l�tsd bq a f:i.ling fee made payable, to the City o n Huzat ingtor. Bcach in the soma of $12,00, no part of Which may be waived or refunded. (610:2 ) S );,7L Kumber= of Permits t� 1 i cant a No applicant shall file more than one ppa�°°Flt ea area-r°� r�.r�d each ;�er��'� gp=s&nted shall be llrr,i1�51cd to one tem-por-ary otatiad, (610;2) S 4112 7 5,, Investigation o� A--_)pUcwkI.-ions.one. Doe City Clark stial.l r saec la t ly upe�n r€�celpt cif 's� '�e spp t ic:s :.Lan refer said. applica-icon. to the Fire Chie l who shalI crake an investigwtion of the application and the -facts therein cf-)apt£- ined and shall zobwl.t a report of his findings., his r ecorzienda tions :for or against the iss l—ence of the writi.it toge•t'.ho-i° with his reasons to ez;efoa�, l nd, if issuance of the permit iv recorrxaeanded, any reasonable condIt'eras to be required of Elio permit:, e© Said report shall be made to the City Ooinie ll. s.'6; its last regular meet ing, :#.?"? Jule. i 6"10 a 2 SAFETY FIRE s 4112.6 S 4-112,,6. Council May Grant or Den, Application: The City Co-un-M-sha-11have the power to grant or deny the appli- -cation and to require reasonable conditions of the per- mittee6 (61o:2) S 4112. o Safe and Sane Fireworkst Defined: Only safe and sane fiFeworris, as a nea In Part 2, vision 11 of the Health and Safety Code of ' the State of California, may be sold by said permittee, (610:2) S 4112.8. Temporary Stands: Re - lationso, All temporary st,�is for — saps 6splay and le 6 - r ks shall be located, maintained and operated subject to the following provisions: (610:2) S 4112.,9,, Compliance with Conditions: Any person operating anJy-5`uc-h- st—andeither_-Jis—perffil—ttee, owner, agent or em- ployee, shall abide by and comply with all ordinances of the city and with all the conditions and restrictions Im- posed by the City Council in granting th6 permit, (610,a2) S k112.10. Cleanup Bond: Prior to the erection of any , such stand, F—er mittee shall post with the City of Hunting- ton Beach the sum of $100,00 in cash, which said sum shall be forfeited to the city in the event the parmittee shall not remove the stand, the equipment, and all rubbish from the premises upon vdAch the stand is located,, to the satis- faction of the Fire Chief, before midnight July 8th of the year for vhiah such permit is granted*p if such stand,, equip went and rubbish are so removed within said period of time, said cash deposit shall be returned to the permittee, ( 610:2) S -4112.11. Liability Insurance: Prior to the erection of 'g-staR-7--t-h-e--p-er-m—i-tYee—shalI procure public liability any sue X. and property damage insurance covering its operations in and about the said stand and premises,, in a minimum amount of $25., 000 for the death or injury of one person, $50, 000 for death cr injury of more than one person, and $5,000 property damage, and shall file a certificate of such in- surance with the City Clerk. (610:2) S 4112.12, Places Vbere Stands FerrAitted: No temporary stand forthe—sale and—display of _T�ewo7ks shall be allowed in the following places (a) Fire zones 1 and 2 (b) On the ocean side of Ocean Avenue (U,,S. 101 ) (c) Within 100 ft. of any building, structure, oil well,, oil storage tank, or business (d) Within 25 ft. of any street or highway (e) Within three-fourths of a mile of any other tempo- rary stand used for the .display or sale of safe and sane fireworks, (610:2) S 112.13 , Fire Extinguisher: Permittee shall at all times maintain in Ta—id stand a fire extinguisher of at least 22 gal- capacity in good order and condition and of a type approved SAFETY FIRE S 1 112.14 by the Fire Chief. In lieu of such fire extinguisher, the permittee,, subject to reasonable conditions of the Fire Chief, shall have a garden hose hooked up inside the stand so that the hose can be turned on and off at the nozzle, or a 50-gal, drum of water with one or two 21-gal, palls,, and at all times not less than five burlap sacks soaking inside the stands, (610:2) S 4112.1h. Lighted Fireworks near Stands Prohibited.6 No person shall light or cause or permit to be-lighted-7any firecracker, fireworks., or other combustible article or material within any such stand or within ten feet thereof. (61o:2) S _41.12.3.,.5. Time When Sale Permute Safe and sane fire- works shall be sold only from the Zbth day of June to the 4th of July, inclusive, of each year in vhich permits as in this article rrovided are issued-j' provided, however, that n should the ' t' of" July fall on aSundey ,, then such safe and 4 sane fireworks may also be sold on the 5th day of July, (61o:2) S, 4112,16, Hours of Sale: Safe and sane fireworks shall be sod only betty en the hours of 10 A,,M,, and 3.0 P.M. (610:2) S L112-17, Permit Voided: Grounds-, Any permit issued pursuant to this article shall tee and void upon the failure of the permittee to carry out all the requirements as set forth in this article, all the requirements or con- ditions imposed by the Council in granting said permit, or, upon the violation of any ordinance,, rule, regulation or con. dition applicable to the possession and sale of safe and sane fireworks in the City of Huntington Beach. (610:2) S 4112.18. Public Display of Fireworks: Public display of f 4 permits--tE��r—efor—s=a 3. be in accordance with rewor s ante p'ovisions of Part 2., Division 11 of the Health and Safety Code of the State of California. (610.a2) SAC`;12 AN.1..:•ALS 42 CHAPTER 42 AN IYU CONT DL Article 42G,. General. Article 421. Definitions Article 422. Duties tk Article 423, Dogs Article 424, Other Anasrul.s Article 425. Miscellaneous !"ules ARTICLE 420 GENERAL (88502) . =1gz 4_2_W This chapter shall he known as "The Animal Control Ordinance." (885F3) ARTICLE 421 DES°Itti ITI^NC (9,85.4) pert n 4211, Definition of Terrrrs> For -the purpose of this Chapter unless it is plainly-evident from the context that a different meaning is in— tended cert,;3n terms used herein are: defined as follows: (a) "Dog" shell include female as well as male dogs, (b) "Owner" shall mean any person, firm or corporation owning, having ar, interest in, or having cobt.rol or custody or possession of any animal. (c) "Eat large" shall mean in or upon any public street, alley or other Public place: or in or upon any unencl.ased lot or premises, unless such cog be :securely confinel by a Strong leash securely and continuously held by the owner of such dog,; or confined within an automobile. (d) " Jog Kennel" shall mean any lot., building, structure, enclosure or premises wherein five (5) or more canine anLmal..s over the age of four (4) months are Dept or permitted to remain, (e) "Cat Kennel" shall mean any place where five (5) or more feline animals are kept or permitted to remain. ART ICLE 421 FETY R T 10 LE 421 D,,-�F r r I ON 885�4) (f) "Animal" shall include any beast, poultry., bird, xNaptile, fish or any, other dumib animal� "riorse" shall include mule, burro, pony, jack, hinny or jenny, (h) "Person" shall include any firm., part-rorrship, corporation, trust or association or person. (885.5) �Fv.)pealed brd JJ?TIC13 4222 DUTIFS 3 4221, The offices of the Chief Animal. Control Officar and Deputy Anint='il Gantrol Officer are hereby established. (885.8) 42`1.1: The Chief of Police shall be the Chief Animal Control Office.77nd-he shall recei%111'a such compensation in addition to and witbout reg2rd to his salary as Chief of'Police, as sha' 11 be determiner) by ordinance or resolution adopted by the City council� (88�5.8) 14'-221.2� The Deputy Animal Control Officer may be either a parson, ftrn,—�`sso-.Ution, corpora'tion., snatlwx- munici�ality, or the County of Oran.ge, and st'hall be deterrdned by the City Councill. The Deputy Animal Uozitrol 01"ficer shall serve for such periiod of time and shall receive such compensation as shall, be eftablished by ordinance, resolution or by contract executed by th-e-,.'.j,ty Council,, Tlie Deputy -Anirral Control Officer is hemby nuthorized and. directed 'to perfarm, in conjunction with and under the snpervi5lon of the Chief Anivial `ors trol Officar, the powers find duties here- in bestowed upon and required to be pparformed by said Chief Aniwmal Control Offieer,. (88fi..8) Folice Frx4er Trie Deputy AnirrLal Control Officer shall. t-)e vested with the necessary police powers and djt-ies of a police off ices for the exeluslve purpose of enforcing the provisions of this Chapter, and it shall. be his duty to make arrests and issue citations for violations of any of the provisions of this Chapter. The Deputy Animal Control Offt M. I� shall enforoa all of the laws of the City, County and State relating to the care, tr,eatmeint and impounding cof dumb animals and to the prevention- of crux-tIty to aimb aninals. The exercise of said police powers shall. be under the direct supervision of the Chief Animal Control Officer . SAFETY ANIMAIS firRiLroW, 422M, S 4221,4, License and Tax Powers. The Devuty Animal Control Officer shall be vested with the powers and duties of a Deputy License Inspector and shall have the power, as directed by the City Collector, to collect the license fees and to issue the animal licenses and tags prescribed herein. All sums so collected shall be paid over to the City Treasurer on or before the 1OLth day of each month. (885.q) 3 4221. . City Pound Provided. There sh;jll be -provided by the City of Huntington Beach ,or by the Deputy Animal Control Officer, upon such terms and conditions as shall be named in contract executed by and between the Deputy Animal Control Officer and the legislative body of the City of Huntington Beach, a suitable building or enclosure to keep and safely hold all animals herein enumerated which are subject to be im- pounded, which shall be known and designated as the "City Pound"'. (8f35.13) !S-4221.5L ImroundinF,. It shall be the duty of the Deputy Animal Control Officer to take up, impound and safely keep any of the animals enumerated in this ordinance found running at large, staked, tied or being herded or pastured in any street, lane, alley, court, square, park or other place belonging to or under the control of said city, or upon any private property in said city, contrary to the provisions of this chapter. (885-8) S_4�1. 2. Care of Animals. When any animal is so impounded, it shall be provided with proper and sufficient food and water- by the Deputy Animal Control Officer for a period of at least five (5) days. The Deputy Animal Control Officer shall immediately notify the owner thereof, if known to him, by Written notice or by phone. (885-8) Reclaimin. of Animals. The owner of any animal impounded shall have the right to reclaim the same at any tine prior to the sale thereof upon payment' to the Deputy Animal Control Officer of the costs and charges hereinafter provided in this ordinance for impounding and keeping said animals. (885.8) 2 4221.6. Entering Upon Premises. The AnJurns-1 Control Officer or Deputy Animal Control Officer or any Police Officer of the City of Huntington Beach is authorized to enter upon any premises upon which any animal is kept, for the purpose of taking up, seizing or impounding any found running at large, or staked, herded or grazing thereon, contrary to the provisions of this ordinance or for the purpose of ascertaining whether such animal is registered as provided in this ordinance, or for the purpose of inspecting the premises to ascertain whether any law of the City or State relating to the care, treatment, or impounding of dumb animals or to the prevention of cruelty to dumb animals is being violated, provided there, is probable cause to believe there is a violation. (885.8) S 4221.61. Exhibition of license. No person shall fail or refuse to exhibit the registration of any animal required to be licensed by this code when required to ,do so by said Deputy Animal Control Officer or any Police Officer. (885.8) fi S 9 ' s 4221.62. Duties, It is 'hereby made the duty of the Deputy Animal Control. Officer to enforce any other sections of this ordinance whether enumerted as a duty or not (885.8) SS?�2D1 63 n :interference with Duty. No person shall rescue or attempt to re:,scue any animal mentioned herein fl om the possession of the Deputy Animal Control. Offi.ceri-waT interfere -with the Chief animal Control Officer, or his deputies, in the performance of their official duties. (885.8) 42. 21m'�, Fees for Irnpountj�ns?a The Deputy Animal Control Officer shall charge, receive and collect the following fees for services and impounding animals. (4) For picking up and Impounding any dog. (1) For the first impounding__ F-------------------$2.00 (2) For the second impounding----..------------ -A__mn_--2.50 (3) For each subsequent impounding----__-a__--_„,---3 c 00 (b) For picking up and impounding any cat-------------41000 (a) For picking up and impounding a cow, bull, steer, horse, mule, burro, pony, jack, hinny, jenny or any other s3,Aiaar animal----------------$7-00 (d) For feeding and caring for animals, the following slams der day: (1) For each dog e--_----------.-_..__---___--_-..-_.--- -40 (2) For each e t---- .---- -_---- ..----_-------.,..--- .25 (3) For horses, etc--,_.a.- --p..-__.._-_m----____.----d_ 1.00 (Above rates are subject to change by resolution of the City Council. ) (885.8) S 422.L. 1�ccountirr. yof Sums Collected. The Deputy Animal. Control. Officer shall pay over to the City Treasurer all sums collected by him pursuant to the teams of this charter, on or before the 10th day of each month. The Deputy Animal Control Officer shall make a inonthly report to the City Council of t1w Deputy Animal. Control Officer's proceedings rel-, ative to the powers and duties bestowed and Imposed by this and other sections of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code, (885.8) S 4221 o 72 a Special Fund. All sums re c-i-ed by the City of Huntington Beach pursuant to the terms of this chapter shall become and remain part of a :special fund which is hereby created and which shall be known and designated as the "Animal License Fund," All sums rermining in said fund after the payn;ent of all contract obligations payable therefrom shall on the 1st clay of May and the l.st day of November of each year be transferred to the General. Fund. (88508) 5 422108, Destruction of Impounded Imimals Unfit for Use by Ralson of.. Ae, Cri le, Diseased. It shall be the duty of the Deputy Animal Control Officer to issue and sign a death warrent for and to order the destruction of any animal lawfully taken into custody, which in the opinion of the Deputy Animal Control Officer is, by reason, of old age, unfit for use, or which is infected with a dangerous or communicable disease, or which is in an incurably crippled condition, or which is adjudged by a written report off` a licensed seteri.nany to be afflicted wi.tla aTr;; painful, incurable disease- (88.5,8) JR, SAFETY ANMALS ARTICLE 423 DOGS (885.9) §S 42 License a d Refristra _____._ReaULUA. No person owning, having an interest in, or having control, custody or possession of any dog, shall fail, neglect or refuse to license and register any dog if over four (4) months of age, in compliance with the terms of this chapter. (885.10) S_4211.1. Transfer. No dog license is transferable. (885.10) �2 PrQgnremerA. of License Certificates. The City Clerk or the Chidf Animal Control Officer of the City of Huntington Beach are hereby authorized and directed to procure each year, T-ior to the first day of April, such number of license certificates 11 tags as may be sufficient for use during the year, with the 7.rear plainly inscribed thereon. Said certificates and tags shall � effective until and including the 31st day of March of the ;year next ensuing and no longer. (885.10) S_!E:51.3. Issuance of� Acense Tags and Certificates. A metallic tag and license certificate with corresponding numbers shall be furnished by the City Clerk or those appointed and vested with the powers and duties of Deputies City Clark and Deputy Animal Control Officer under Article 422 hereof, to any person, firm or organization enumerated in subsection 4231 hereof upon payment of the appropriate fee prescribed in Section 4232. (885-10) S_L222.. Fees. -ExceotionsSseinz Eve DoRs. War Dons, (1) The annual license fee for each male and spayed female dog shall be three dollars ($3.00). (2) The annual license fee for each unspayed female dog shall Toe four dollars ($4'.00). - (3) One-half (1/2) the license tax shall be payable after October lst of each year. (4) No person having defective eyesight shall be required to pay any license fee for any dog specially trained and principally used for the purpose of leading such person. (5) Free registration for War Dogs. No license fee shall be required for a dog of either sex which has been honorably discharged from the armed forces of the United States. (6) Non-Residents Tax. The provisions of this ordinance shall not apply to any dog owned by or in the care or charge or a non-resident of the City who is traveling through the City' or temporarily adjourning therein for a period not exceeding thirty (30) days, nor to any dog temporarily brought 10 into the' city for the exclusive purpose of being entered in a bench show or dog exhibition, provided such dog is so entered and not kept elsewhere in the city. (885.10) Uizitr Each owner or person having charge, care or. cont:rol, of a dog shall,pay the required.. lic-ansc fee within such time- as designated in the following schedules. i (1) Licenses shall be. renew—ed and the fees d , and payabIc April 1st of each year. No penalty shall attach if said license fee shall be paid pri,or to May 1. in addition :o the license fee i thereafter ccallected upon the issuance of a- renewal nni.t, there shall be charged a penalty. Or! each license paid from May l.st, through July 31st the penalty shall b*. $1.00; there-- after, the penalty shall. be $1450, r ( � license tees for original licenses shaall, be- dale and payable within thirty (3.)) days after any dog within the cor)orate limits of the City of Huntington Beacb c times into the charge, care or control of any person within said City or when said dog attains the age as set forth in subsecti.ov (4) hereof. :In addition to the license fee collected upon the issuance of such original license after said thirty (30) days -period, t.h m-ro shall be charged a penalty. On each such l.a.cense paid from, the thirty- first day, through the period treenti.oned in Paragraph (Z) hereof,, the penalty shall. be $:1,00; thereafter the penalty shall tx-, $1,50. (3) The City Clerk and thief Animal Control Office.- shall, keep a record of the name of such owner or parson making papr.ent of said license fee and to whom a certificate and tag shall have been issued, and the number and date of such cert.ific:ate,6 Such Piet:al tag issued :shall be securely fixed to ca collars harness or other devices to be worn at all, times by the dog for bariom the registration i.s issued, except ;chile such doe, remains indoors or in an enclosed yard or pen. Th.L section shall not be construed to require the payment, of a license fee or the securing of a certificate or tag, for any doh; which is less thin four (4) months of age (R85.10) S �a 1'a fust be shotan4 Vo person shall fail or refuse to show 'to the .Deputy .isn:imal. Control Officer or any d relic. Officer of said City, the l.icanss and. the tag for any duly registered dog kept or remaining within any home or upon any enclosed prerrices tinder his immediate control . (795.10) �+ .Removal of R2gjstration Ta.s. No unauthorized neIrson shall remove :fray; any drag any collars h arness. or other devi6e to which is attachad a registration tad; for the current year, or to remade such tag therefrom. Conterf'ei.12, g No pars or shrill Imitate or conterfe:i.t the tags in this or finance orovided for,, or shall use any ipritrtion or counterfeit of such txig a (-835.10) S?� 4. h;.ianni�ag*,lt LarL� +�`oCiiI:Jited. hvo person otiuning, having; an knt res4. In, harboring, or hava.ng charge, care, control, custorly or possession any dog shall cause or permit such rlo; to be in or union any public street, alley, or other r.,aa.blic plae:e or in or upon :any unencl,osed '!of or premises, ANIMUS St 2 unless suell, dog is securely confined by a strong leash of not exceeding sj-x (6) feet, .securely and continuously held by a compe�ent person ownirg, having an interest in, harboring or having charge, care., control, custody or possession of such dog or unless, such dog be confined within an automobile. (885.10) S 4234.1. Im ounding and Quarantine, It shall be the duty of the Deputy Animal Control Officer and of any Police Officer of said city, to take up all dogs found in*violation of Section 4234 hereof. When such, dog is taken up by a :'olive Officer, It shall be delivered by him 'to the Deputy i.nin.al' Control Officer. All such dogs shall be impounded in the City Pound. (885.10) JPArA2n2JUQ9XA".d_to.-Capture Vie Chief Animal, Control Officer, Deputy or Poundkee-per taking up any stray animal or any such animal which is running at large contrary to the provisions of this ordinance shall within six hours thereafter give notice to the Chief Animal Control Officer or to the Police Department of: (1) The fact that he has such animal in his possession. (2) The complete description of such animal. (3) The license number of such animal, if any, and by what county or municipal corporation issued. If such animal has no license, such person. shall so state, W) The place where such animal is confined and shall thereafter surrender said animal to the Chief Animal-Control Officer or Deputy upon request. (885.10) S 4234.4. Rabies3- Vaccination. Every person keeping, harboring or having' a dog over the age of four months in the City of Huntington Beach, Cali"Vornia, shall cause such dog to be vaccinated with a type of rabies vaccine approved by the City Health Officer within a period of thirty (36) day's from the date such dog was harbored, kept or had within said City, or within thirty (30) days from the date the said dog attains the age of four (it) months; provided however, that the aforesaid provision shall not apply so as to require the vaccination of any dog which has been vaccinated with an approved vaccine by a person licensed by the State of California, or any other state or nation, to practice veterinary medicine where such vaccination haa 'been completed within the period of time as hereinafter prescribed in this section. If chick embryo vaccins was used in such vaccination It must have been completed within two (2) years or If the tissue-type vaccine was used, It must have been completed within one year,prior to the date such dog was first kept, harbored or brought into the City of Huntington-Beach 4234-5. Rabies. Revaccination. Every person keeping® harboring or 11.4vina, In the City of Huntington Beach a dog which has been vaccinated with chick embryo vaccine shall cause such dog to be vaccinated within a oeriod of not more than two years, or which has been vaccinated with a tissue- .ty!-.-,e vaccine Shall cause the dog to be vaccinated within a neriod of not more thar, one yepr. (995.10) Si,FETY ANl V,A,LS AWR�- 42 S 42_34.6. Rabies: Certificate. Every person keeping, harboring or having in the City of Huntington Beach any dog required by this ordinance to be vaccinated shall at all times while such dog is thus kept, harbored or had, have in his possession a certificate issued by a person licensed by the State of California or any other state or nation to practice veterinary medicine, which certificate -hall specify that such dog has been vaccinated in occordance with the provisions of Sections 4234.4 and 4234-5. M5�10) S A224.Z. Rabies: 'icensing Requirements. Every person applying for a dog license., must exhibit a certificate issued by a person licensed by the State of California to ptactice veterinary medicine, which certificate shall show that the dog for which the license shall be- issued, (Ather (1) has been vaccinated in accordance with the provisions of Section 4234.4 and 4234.5 hereof, or (2) should not be so vaccinated by reason of age, infirmity or other disability. Such exemption shall be valid for a period not to exceed one year. A' license for any dog sballnot be issued unless and until either such certificate is exhibited,, (R85.10) LIQ_4".8. License: Evidence. At the time a dog license of the City of Huntington Beach is issued, it shall be stamped with the date of vaccination and the type of vaccine used as shown on said certificate, or there shall be a vaccination 'tag containing such information issued by the veterinarian at the time of such vaccination. (895.10) fo_jI224.2. Health Officer to Have Do.-s Examined for Rabies. Officers or persons capturing dogs under the provisions of Sections 4234.1 and 4?34.2 hereof shall separately confine such dogs captured by them in some safe place, and shall report -the capture to the Health Officer or his deputies and shall submit such dog to the examination of the Health Officer, or his deputies, and it shall be the duty of the Health Officer, when called upon., to examine or have examined such -dog, and to ascertain whether or not ot such dog is infected with rabies. Dogs captured under said Sections shall not be killed, but shall be kept in confinement until the Health Officer or hiz deputies shall find that further observation of the animal is not nec- essary for the determination of the presence of rabies, or absence of rabies, -(885,10) IS 3_�2 Unlawful for Any Person to Fail to Notify Health Officer. his deputies or Chief Animal Control Officer or his deputies RegardjpZ rabid 2M. It shall be unlawful for any person having knowledge of the where- abouts of an animal known to have or suspectee of having rabies or has shown symptoms of rabies to fail, refuse or neglect to immediately notify the -Heal.th .Officer or his deputies or the Chief Animal Control Officer or his deputies, or to fail, refuse or neglect to allow the Health Officer or, his deputies to make an inspection or examination of such animal until it shall be established to the satisfaction of said, official that such animal has or has not rabies. The Health Officer 6r his deputies shall likewise be notified of any pet-son bitten by an animal of a zpecies subject to rabies, whether or not the animal is suspected of having rabies. (885.10) SAFE7Y Ale IRIALS �L.12X,xLl- _D_ojrs_ and Other Animals to-be-.1, &en uarantined for Fourl J141 L')ays. Whenever it is shown Unat any dog or other animal has bitten any person, no owner or person having the custody or possession thereof, upon order of the Deputy Animal Control Officer, any Elolice Office:°, or the Health Officer, shall fail, refuse or neglect: to quarantine such anizal and keep it securely confined on a chain or in a closed cage or paddock for a period of fourteen (14) days, or shall fail, refuse, or neglect -to allow the Deputy Animal. Control Officer, any Police Officer, or the Health Officer, or his deputies, to make an inspection or examination thereof at any tima during said period. No such dog or animal shall be removed without written permission of the Deputy AnJmal Control officer, any Police Officer, or the Health Officer, or his deputies, to make an inspection or examination thereof at any time during said period. No such dog or animal shall be removed without written permission of the Deputy Animal Control Officer, any Police Officer. or the Health Officer, or his deputies. (885.10) -3 421J.5. Unlawful to Yove Dog after Presence of Rabies in 1LikntinZ&oiI. Beach. For the period during and for six Months after the presence of rabies in the city, it shall be unlawful for any person to take any dog or permit any dog to go from the City of Huntington Beach to any city or county in which rabies does not exist, or has not been known to exist within the preceding six (6) months, -r.-,eriod, without pernission of the Health Officer (885-10) 3 6fl Unlawful. to bring an Dog into Huntington Beach From Rabies krea. No person shall bring any dog into the city from any place in which rabies shall be present or shall have been known to be present, within the preceding six (6) vionths' period, without permission of the Health Officer. S_!Q . LnowiedLt o Bite ty to, . Whenever any person _ L_ L e�ort having charge, care, control, custody or possession of any dog has knowledge that such dog has bitten any person, the person having charge, care, control, m. stody or possession of such dog shall report said fact in writing forth- with- to the Chief Animal Control Officer, his deputy, or a Police Officer. The report shall state the name and addM39 of the person bitten and the time and place such person was bitten. (885.10) s 4236. Notice and Redention of -rmDoundel 13 . When any dog is I ..- -.13-1 'JOE impounded, the putt' Animal Control Officer shall immediately notify the owner thereof, if known to him, by written notice or telephone. (885.10) S 4236.1- Fea for Recovery of Dog, Feeding. Subject to the other provisions of this title, any person may make application to the Deputy Animal Control Officer for the return of any dog, and upon presentation of proof satisfactory to the said Deputy Animal. Control Officer, that such person is the owner or is rightfully entitled to the possession of such dog, may recover such dog iapon the nayment of the required fee. The fee for recovery shall be as stated in Section 4221.7 hereof, plus any license fee then due and payable. (8P35.10) SAFETY ANIVALS �4Z S �L23_6.2. Minimum Period of IMp; e U,�undm�ent: Sal All dogs im o nded at the City; Pound shall be provtled with proper and sufficient food and -water by the Deputy Animal Control Officer for a period of at least five (5) days. Unless such dog or dogs shall have been redeemed within five (5) days after being impounded, in the manner and upon the conditions imposed by Section 4236.1 hereof, they may be sold by the Deputy Animal Control Officer to the person offering to pay the highest cash amount there- for, provided that the purchaser shall not be given 'possession of any such dog or dogs until he shall have oaid to the Chief Animal Control Officer the license fee and charges prescribed fora such dog or dogs. If any dog, impounded by the Animal Control Officer, shall not have been redeemed with- in said five-day period, and cannot be sold within a reasonable time there- after, it may be disposed of by the Deputy AntivAl Control Officer in some humane way. (See County Ordinance Sec. 11, paragraph e).' The Deputy Animal Control Officer shall file at the. City Pound a full description of each dog impounded therein, for a period of at least five (5) days beginning on ,the day any such dog is taken or delivered into the possession of the Deputy Animal Control Officer. .(885.10) . 4 Da Fennels.- (a) No person shall keep or maintain or suffer or permit to be kept or maintzined upon any premises owned or controlled by him or it, any dog, male or female. kept mainly for breeding purposes, within three, hundred (300) feet of any dwelling house other than that of the owner or person in control of such dog. (b) In any portion of the City of Huntington Beach, no person ,ball establish,, keep or maintainA or suffer or permit to be established, kept or maintained, upon promises owned or controlled by him or it,, in the City of Huntingtoni Deach any dog kennel,, any portion of which is situated within one thot6and (1,000) feet of any dwelling house other than the dwelling house of the owner or person in control of such kennel. ARTICLE 424 JYPHER ANDI AL9 S 42�2. RunninF, at Large Prohibited. No person owning or having control of any ox, steer, bull, cow, horse, colt, jack, mule, calf, sheep, goat,, or any animal commonly referred to as a "wild specie* shall: (a) permit such animal to run at large in the City of Huntington Beach. (b) Cauee or permit any such animal to be pastured, herded, staked or tied in any street, lane, alley, park or other public place, or i I ((!j tie,, Stake or pasture or 'permit the tying, staking or pasturing of any such anivial, uraon any private property within the. limits of the "ity of Huntington beach., without the consent of the owner or occur ono. of saach property, or ixa Mach a way as to parmit any such, animal to trespass gPon and street or publ.i.c place or upon ,any sruch private property, or rdj permit any of said animals to be or remain during the night t#.me secured by a stake or, secured In any ?!.a,nraer other than by enclosing such animal in a oe n, corral or barn sutficient and adegvate to rea-l-rain such animal, or, by securely fastening such animal. by means of a rope,, or chain of sufficient size, strength and weight to effectively re:traln such animal, 02° `e;) fail to nr°ovi&i the necessary sustenan(',, drJnk, shelter or r?ro•- tection 'from the weather, or othe:rv.isew (SR5.12) 2?�2 R 'l:.s a ci ?a b' •ts ,,o f.e7.o Raan a r It i s ��e�r.o r3e v re to he a nui ganee and aita person shall srxf faa� or r4err it nr�y c�ai eitce�is, gee:�.e, d°asks, turlceys, pheasants, doves, pigeons, squabs or sirriilsr fowtls or xn2:bits„ caned or controlled by hiM or it, to -run or fly at large or go upon the. prerrilses cif.any other person in the City of Huntington Beach, 095.12) �&242.1< To Be ?e�.+,'t_ Wft2..��.ee From Street�Line or��kZy,.13 :t.�i,;.r o it i hersbbyr c3eaclsre�d to be a nuisance and no person shall kee:, chi.ckeri:7. -ree se, ducks, turkeys,. pheasants, dovts, pi.ge ons, squabs or similar fowls or rabbit's, orpned or controlled by him or it within fifty (50) feet of any street, line or within twenty (20) .feet of any property l.ir=e, or within anti hundred. (l,Q0) .feet 'of any' dwel.7ling house car structure used as a dw.ell,'Jr)g, churchO school:, hospital or n1ace where food products a.re kepty stored, manuf'acturd or served to the p-6hl..i.c, unless such houses orstructure b�, occu U. Fried by him or it, or to keep any rooster over four months old with:irs t;*: city l.irr:its of tha i City of Huntington Beach. (83 5,12) s 4242.2U Mons than Ten 1p owlg or,rabbits Prrg]j�V)1&2d, It Is hem-4by decl.a e o a nuisance- and no person shall keep can any promisers more than te.a (10) in all of chickens, g ererss, ducks, turkeys„ pheasants. doves, pigeons, :squabs, or similar fowl,s .or" rabbits. (R-85.1.2) .e a,.X Tr atmenta No person shall dyes color, or other- wise a.:tif'm.cial.l.y treat any rabbit, baby chick, duckling or other fcwl. (8ic�5,12) 2_421 , &j e o ]�' 'une. Pvo person shall display, s.e :9.;, offer for sale, barter or give away any rabbit, baby chick, duckling or other fowl, under the age of four (4) --eksa in quantities of less than six M5,,12) S�t2 2 ., Business Pkspj1� ,, 'Nothing in this or-iinanee shall pa^cshlbit the display or sale of any nratural rabbit,, chick, duckling or other fowl. byr :any dealer, h,;tebary or store engaged in the busine-sr, of selling the seativ� to be raised for food purposes whenever such dealer, hatchery or s4 rare has the nr(rar f'aci'.f.tips. .for the display and, ce.ire of such. anirnal.s or fowls, i SAFETY �2p�. . 1 iscellaneous tin malsM °onkeysa No p�rso. owning or having control, of any monkeys ape, chimpanzee, or other animal of the monkey type, shall permit, allow or suffer such animal to run at large within the City of Huntington Beach or permit, allow or suffer :such anir+ral to-be or go upon any street or public place within the City of Muntington Becch without having such animal spcurely fastened by an adequate chain or rope,, firmly held by or attached to a competent person. Such animal shall be deemed and considered as winning at large, within the meaning of the expression as herein used,,, when not confined within an enclosure. or when not securely tied or chained. (985012) S 42.43 eft F:can (1.) It, is hereby declared to be a nuisance and no person shall stable or Corral, any horse or horses within fifty (50) feet of any street line (2) It is here by 'do-cl.ared to be a nuisance and no person shall ,stable or P°.:rraI any horse or mule within fifty (50)feet of any dwelling house other Lhasa thait occupie�! by him or it, or to stable more than two (2) horses or mniles within one hundred (100) feet of any duelling house other than that occ-upied by hiaar or it. (3) No person, firm or corporation shall keep or stable any burro or burros,, or donkey or donkeys,' within one hundred (100) feet of any dwel`ti.ng house other than that occupied by him or it. (8315�12) 2 coats. (1) It is hereby declared to be a nuisanve and,no person keep or rrraintain any goat within fifty (50) feet of any dwe?l ing house other .than ti*,at occupied by him or it, or more then two (2) goats within one hundred (100) feet of any dwelling ?douse other than that occupied by him or It, or , r ore ?hare four (4) goats within three hundred (300) feet of any dwelling hcru.se oth-sr than that occupied by 'Aids or it, or snore than five (5) 9;oats within one thousand (1,000) feet of any dwelling house other than that occupied by hi.m or it. (2) Do person shall keep or maintain any male goat exceeding the age or six (6) months within the limits of the 'City of Huntington Teach ;?35a12t 3 ba Bch, Plo person shall keep or maintain, or suffer or permit to be Vept, or maintained, upon premises maned or controlled by him or it in the City of Huntington Beath,, any give of bees within two hundred (200) feet of any dwelling house other than th,; dwelling house of the owner or pers.on In control of such bees. This Section shall not apply to the keeping of bees within an educational institution for study or observation, or within a physic an g s of'fiCe or laboratory for. medical. research,, treatment, or other sr.,ientifi.c purpo:seas, provided they are not: permitted to fly at large. �424 M. It A.s hereby declared a nuisance and n,l rerson shall keep or maintain ary'hog or hogs within the City of ',-,in*Angtori Beach. (885.12) 42144. Cat Fennoels. (a) CATS FOP. BRL�QLRG LTRZaSES No person shall keep or maintr3.n or suffer or permit to be kept or maintained uppn any premises owned or controlled by him or it, any cat, male or female, kept mainly for breeding purposes„ within three hundred (300) feet of any dwelling house other than that of ,the owner or person in control of such cat. (b) Q&T YENNFIS. No person shall establish, keep or maintain or suffer to permit to be established, kept or maintained, upon premises owned or controlled by him or it,, in the City of Huntington Beach any cat kennel.,, any portion of which is situated within one thousand (1,000) feet of any dwelling house other than the dwelling house of the owner or person in control of -:,ucb kennel. (885.12.) S, Ca ttle. -It is hereb-y declared to be a nuisance and no person shall keep or maintain in -'-,.lie City of Huntington Beach cows or cattle at, or• upon �'Dremises owned, occupied or controlled by him within three hundred (300) feet of any dwelling house -other than occupied by him.; or to k'8ep or maintain any cattle within three arandrzd �(3c)O) f-act of eny schc,�l or or within one hundred (100) feet of any street line, (885.12) ARTIGIZ 425 V MISCELTANECUS RULES L3 4 2- 1remises '�.-Vhere �nimals are 11went. Every person 1. Cleanlines s o� . ovning or occupying premises wlx-.re any animal, foi-rL or bird is kept shall keep the stable, barn, stall, Ten coop, building or place in which said animal is kent in a clean and sanitary condition. (R95.14) 1.0 Lo-2RLnZ_ofCP_rtain Animals Closer than FiLty-�10) feet -to Inhabited Stri-xtures, S�hqols and Mog ::�tals Etc,, ro person shall keep any animal, fowl or bird, wild or domestic, other than dogs, cats, canaries, hirds of the psit-tacinae faridly, within fifty (50) -feet of any inhabited structure, school or hospital; provided, however, that when any parson keeps more than four (4) birds of the psittacinae family, he shall keep -uch Laird:, at least thirty--Pive (35) feet from any of said structures. (835A4) �S 4�� . Veterinaries- Lqjjce&_of Etta of An;mo.s. Everyprrson owning or operTZAng any veterinary hospital or other estabUshment for tj-je- f.reatirent of, animals, shall give written notice. to the oi,iner of any such ani-mal, left in such hospital or institution for treatment,, of -the d.- ath of such animal,, provided the name and address of the owner has been filed in the 0.41*fica 'of the veterinary ho3pital or other institution. (6,85,14) I z / SAFE' S 2, Retention of Dead Animals Every parse, aaTning or operating any veterinary hospital or other establishment for the treatment of animals shall hold any animal which dies therein for a period of twelve (12) hours after *written notification of the death of such animal has been sent to the owner thereof. (885.14) S 42 . ?noisy Animals. It is hereby declared to be a nuisance, and no person shall keep, maintain or permit upon any lot or parcel of land within the City of Huntington Beach under his control, any animal or animals, including any fowl or fowls,, which by any sound or cry, shall disturb the peace and comfort of any neighborhood, or interfere with any person in the reasonable and comfortable enjoyment of life or property. (885.14) S 4?U41. Carcass of Animal. it is hereby declared to be a nuisance and no person shall cause, suffer or permit the carcass of any animal to remain upon any lot, premises or place owned controlled or occupied by him or it for a period of more than twenty-four (24) hours, or to bury the carcass of any animal upon any premises owned, controlled or occupied by him or it in the City of Huntington Beach. (8935.14) S, 2 4e1. Manure Bins and Removal of Manure. Every person .owning or occupying premises where manure from any horse, pony, mule, eow, pigeon, fowl, rabbit or other animal accumulates shell provide for the removal of such manure daily. Unless all manure accumulated on any premises be removed daily, boxes, bins or receptacle„ of a design and construction acceptable to the Health Officer shall be provided by the owner or occupant of such premises, and such boxes, bins or receptacles shall be used only for the pur- pose of containing the accumulation of manure, which shall be placed therein or removed therefrom, and in no instance shall manure be so placed in such boxes or receptacles in such a manner as to prevent the tight closinC of the lid; provided, however, that nothing contained herein shall, aprily to manure which is spread as fertilizer over or around cultivated plants, vines, vegetables, lawns, bushes or trees, or to manure kept by any nursery for commercial fertilizer purposes, unless such manure creates a nuisance either from fly breeding or excessive obnoxious odors. Said boxes, bins or receptacles shall be constructed of brick, stone, concrete metal or wood lined with metal or other sound material, and shall be proof against access to the contents thereof by flies. The contents of said box--s� bins or receptacles shall be removed once a week. (M5.14) S 4254.2. Health Officer of Chief Animal_ Control Officer May Order Premises and ranure Bins Cleaned and Disinfected. Ro person who is ordered by the Health Officer or Chief Animal Control Officer to clean or disinfect any stable, barn, corral, stall, pen, coop, building, or place in which any horse, pony, mule, cow, fwwl, bird or other animal is kept, or who is ordered by such officer to clean or disinfect any box, bin or receptacle used for the accumulation of manure shall fail, neglect or refuse to clean and disin- feet such stable, barn, corral, stall, pen, coop, building, place, box, bin or receptacle. (885.14) 6 1 n C M i + .3ii7..1� A1'r'�.n 1a3 _ S. 42 S 42 0 Trans, ortin� Animals on N.otar ti'shicJes- No person shall transport any animal on the running board of any motor vehicle or outside the passenger compartment, tonneau or body thereof„ unless such animal is protected by a framework or other device which will prevent such animal .from falling off, jumping or being thrown from such motor vehicle whether in motion or not. ($85a14) " 4Z M916WI„ ogee a ISebt_ The amount of any registration fee Imposed by this chapter shall be deemed a^debt to the City and any person keeping any animal without having obtained a registration certificate so to do from the City shall be liable to an action in the name of the City in any court of competent jurisdiction for the amount of the registration fees and penalties .imposed and required by this ordinance to be paid for the privilege of keeping such animal and it shall be the duty of the Chief Aninal. Control Officer to cause a complaint to be filed against any person violating; any of the provisions of this chapter,, and the City Clerk shall cause an action to be brought against any person. failing to pay any regis- ¢.rat;ion fee or penalty required by the provisions of this ordinance for t"he recovery of the same. Such action shall be cumulative and shall not be deemed a 'oat to, or a waiver of, the right of the City to prosecute any person xor a violation of this article or any other applicable provision of this chapter. (��5,1.4) liee ai.n ni.sensed Animals Prohibited: Exception. Wo person steal"i keep any animal which is known or believed by him to be infected with any dangerous or communicable decease, or which is afflicted with,any painful disease believed by him to be incurable; without a permit to do so front the Health Officer of the City. (885.14) 3 �2�'Z;Z,, Rabies. Whenever it is suspected that any <nLmal shall have cont-r'ac:ted rabi.us; or shall have been bitten by another animal having, or suspected of having, rabies, all rules and regulations under Chapter 42 c�a tl* Huntington Beach Ordinance Gode shall apply where applicable sub- stituting the wor,l "animal" for dog.. (8.95.14) A2 0 ra n Ststros Cir o a ancesm No person shall bring any dog, cat oa other live animal, or permit any doh;, cat or other live animal, to be bought into or to remains in any room or place, other than a private homes where ,fond is not handled for commercial purposes, in which oraa+t, fish, game, poultry. fru t, •vegtables, bakery goods or any other food or food product is or are: shored, kent, hold, prepared, exposed or offered for sale:© or sold for huttran c ,n3umpa toll; or permit any dog, cat or other live animal to ride upon or get into or upon :any waagoni, or other vehicle in which any such articles offered or to be o-Al" nred for sale for ;tunian consumption is being; kept or transported-, provided, bowever, that the provisions of this section shall not apply to a dog trained to guide the blind. (985,,14) 2s 42 f!�,I ry I'ranswProhiLited. No person shall set or use any spri.ntF steel.. . rays, No. I or 'lax�,vrIn tt►evCitAy or Huntington Beach (this necti_on shall, of n:•ohiblt the 7.srzi of gopher traps". (M5.14) S LE259 I.TUTNALS Eer,,23,tiet�. Any .arson, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a irtisdamesnor, <)nd upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by a fine of not more- than five hundred dollars ($500.00) or by imprisonment in the Gity or Cs-,,nty Jail for a period of notmore than six (6) months, or by both such fine and Imprisonitent. Each such person shall bo deemed guilty of a separate offense for every day during any portion of which any violation of any provision of this ordinance is committed, continued or permitted by such persort, firm or corporation, and shall be punishable therefor as provided by this ordinance. (885 n 14) -,on of this chapter Idhenever any r ueference is made to any por such reference applies to all amendments and additions thereto now or here- zll"ter made, The present terse includes the past and future tenses and, the J.-,,Ature 4 the present., (885.14) ?3.a2. Whenever a power Is granted to, or a duty imposed upon, the Chief Animal Control Officer and other public officers, the power may be exercised or the duty may be performed by a deputy of the, officer, or by a person authorized, pursuant to law, by the officer, unless this chapter ex,pressly provides otherwise. (885.14) GRAFTE'R 43 (Repealed 885.16) Artials '430. (Reperaled 8115.16) rr 4m31. as rm 432. ss Article 1�30 (Repealed 835.16) 3,# 43'01. ("Repealed 8,�-5.16) S. 0 S. Article k3l (Repealed 815.16) S. 1011. (Repealed 885.16) s 43",3. ra 4*314. LO 15 if 431.6 MEW 4 S. 4,3?4 si Sp4 -5n a o 4326 se C:bapter 44 ` (Repealed 805.16) 1414-1 o � tk 444, s5 (Repealed RR5.16) Article 441 is o 402. Ae , Wvi:i q �: K 4414.1 s, 44W 2 " Article .. 7 (Reposled 885.16) S v 4422,. 0 3. 44 3 w S 4424, s •)"`1 t4 -AFET rtic io 443 (Repealed 885,16) S,. ';431. (Repealed 885:,16) s� 4432n s. 4433. s. 4434. S_ 443.5� " { Article 444 (Repealed 88,,,16) u, 4441. (Repealed 885.16) S. 4442, rF s o 4443, S. 4 � i SAFETY DEFENSE-DISASTER CHAPTER 45 Chapter 45 DEFENSE-DISASTER i i ARTICLE 450. GENERAL- 451. DEFENSE-DISASTER COUNCIL 452. POWERS: DUTIES 453. DIRECTOR I 454. PERSONNEL 455. ORGANIZATION 456. <OFFENSES ARTICLE 450 GENERAL § 4500. Definitions. In this Chapter: § 4500.1 "Civil Defense" means the preparation for and the carrying out of all emergency functions, other than functions for which military forces are primarily responsible, to prevent, minimize, and repair iniury and damage resulting from disasters. § 4500.11 Labor Controversies. It does not include, nor does any pro- vision of this Chapter apply to, any condition relating to a labor contro- versy. § 4500.2 "Disaster" means actual or threatened enemy attack, sabo- tage, extraordinary fire, flood, storm, epidemic, riot, earthquake or other similar public calamity. [569:2:B] § 4501. Purposes. The declared purposes of this Chapter are to pro- vide for the preparation and carrying out of plans for the civil defense of persons and property within this City in the event of a disaster, and to pro- vide for the coordination of the civil defense and disaster functions of this City with all other public agencies and affected private_ person, corpora- tions and organizations. [569:1] § 4502. Status of Volunteers: Plans. The provisions of this Chapter shall be considered a revision and a continuation of Ordinance No. 528 re- pealed by Ordinance No. 569; and the status of volunteers shall not be affected by such repeal; nor shall civil defense and disaster mutual aid plans and agreements, rules and regulations or resolutions adopted pursuant to such repealed ordinance be affected by such repeal until amended, modified, or superseded as provided in this Chapter. [569:10] §4503. Expenditures. Any expenditures made in connection with such civil defense and disaster activities, including mutual aid activities, shall be deemed conclusively to be for the direct protection and benefit of the inhabitants and property of this City. [569:1] ARTICLE 451 DEFENSE-DISASTER COUNCIL § 4511. Creation: Membership. The Huntington Beach Civil Defense �a,,--.nTaxoe�mmmeesruerxxaaae.•�are.,wcs:.ro..=cscua._....s:-:seems ....,m�«srn:^'-garw�seu�-cz,cr+.+urxu�+m=raxse!mxcn:zam:�=ztn:amzsx,,nrermre>aawamc+a�.�aa-,m,.:.�-�.mmasmmna�-sa-an�..x.x...» and Disaster Council is hereby created and shall consist of the fOl.l.owingo. S 4.512 I The Mayort, who' shall be chairman. (569 a 3 0A) S 4 l DIRECTOR. The Director of ,Ci.vi l Defense and Disaster, who shall be vice-chaircman; 569031-0R) S � i'' J. DEPUTY DIRECT The Deputy Director, wh in the absence of the Director s .�1 ssum; the responsilbi.l.ity of such office, (943) S. 4 '14_� CASSIST T I I ECTCR , The Assistant Director (appointed by the 'layor wiil�-ZKe ad—v4ic an 'consent of the City Council) who, xihder the su- pe vi.,sion of the Director 9 shall devvelop civil. defense and digester plans and. organize the civil defense: and disaster program of this City-, ..and shall have—such other duties at may, be assigned by the Director. (,5.69030C) S a DEPUTIES.- CHIEFS,. Such Deputq Wrectors, and chiefs of operating ���il.. d�eferase anrd�.s s'ter departments Q services or divisions as ,sac pro- :.stied for by resolution pursuant .td this. C��p.ter. (569030D) S 4,516. REPRESENTATIVES OF- ORGANIZATIONS o Such representativ es .cif civil. li us.i ess a rg veterans, profess ona or other organizations-having an official group or organization civil defense and diaster responsibility .'as. may be appointed by the Mayor with the n.dvice and consent: of...the City i � nci l a (569 0 3:E'). ARTICLE 452 POWERS o DUTIES S 521 o REC(MKLWDI G OF PLANS REGULATION8�. It shall-be the duty of the �Iunt3a�gtcsra Beac C' vii e erase an isaster Cobncil9 and .it is he�-ebgy emppigered, to review and recommend for Pdopti.on by the City Council., civil defense and disaster and mutual aid plans anlei. agreer*nts' and such ordinances and resolutions and rules and regulations as are necessary to implement j such plans and agreements (S69o4) S 4 22s. MEETINGS. The Civil Defense and Disaster Counc3A shall meet upon call o_ the chairmaza, or, in his absence from the City or inability to call such meeting, upon the call of the vice-chairman. (56904) ARTICLE 4'53 DIRECTOR- S 4531, OFFICE CREATED,, There is hereby created the office of Director Ct v�i I De e° D?isas ter, (569 0 5) S 4 32,. APPOINTMENT-.. TENURE Such officer shall be appointed bar the' Mayor w t lt=e i vice an consent of the City Council, and shall sexvve at the pleasure of the .City Council,, (569g5) S . 4 334 C' WERS O DIRECTOR.- The Director is hereby empowered'-. S 4533 -1 PROCLAIMING DISASTERS To .reques.t the City Council to proclaim t e existence or "treaM.W existence of a disaster and the termination thereof, if the City Council as in .sessio'n or to issue such .proclamation if the City Council is not in session$ subject to confirmation' by the City Council at the earliest practicable time" (569050A) i j SAFETY DEFENSE-DISASTER § 4533.2 § 4533.2 Proclaiming Extreme Emergency. To request the Governor to proclaim a state of extreme emergency when in the opinion of the Director the resources of the area or region are inadequate to cope with the dis- aster.i [569:5:B] j § 4533.3 Control, Directing of Organization. To control and direct the effort of the civil defense and disaster organization of this City for the accom- plishment of the purposes of this Chapter. [569:5:C] § 4533.4 Coordination. To direct coordination and cooperation between divisions, services and staff of the civil defense and disaster organization of this City, and to resolve questions of authority and responsibility that may arise between them. [569:5:D] § 4533.5 Representation of Organization. To represent the civil defense and disaster organization of this City in all dealings with public or private agencies pertaining to civil defense and disaster. [569:5:E] § 4534. Emergency Powers. In the event of the proclamation of a disaster as herein provided, or the proclamation of a state of extreme emergency by the Governor or the Slate Director of Civil Defense, the Direc- tor is hereby empowered: § 4534.1 Promulgation of Rules. To make and issue rules and regu- lations on matters reasonably related to the protection of life and property as affected by such disaster. § 4534.11 Confirmation Required. Such rules and regulations must be confirmed at the earliest practicable time by the City Council. [569:6:P] § 4534.2 Materiel. To obtain vital supplies, equipment and. such other properties found lacking and needed for the protection of the life and prop- erty of the people, and bind the City for the fair value thereof, and if re- quired immediately, to commandeer the same for public use. [569:6:B] § 4534.3 Conscription of Services. To require emergency service of any City officer or employee and, in the event of the proclamation of a state of extreme emergency by the Governor in the region in which this City is located, to command the aid of as many citizens of this community as he thinks necessary in the execution of his duties. 4534.31 Benefits. Such persons shall be entitled to all privileges, benefits and immunities as are provided by Slate law for registered civil defense and disaster worker volunteers. [569:6:C] § 4534.4 Requisitions. To requisition necessary personnel or material of any City department or agency. [569:6:D] § 4535. General Powers. To execute all of his ordinary powers and duties, dil of the special powers conferred upon him by this Chapter or by resolution adopted pursuant thereto, all powers conferred upon him by any statute, agreement approved by the City Council, or by any other lawful authority, and in conformity with section 38791 of the Government Code, to exercise complete authority over the City and to exercise all police power vested in the City by the Constitution and general laws. [569:6:E] r SAFETY DEFENSE-DISASTER ARTICLE 454 ARTICLE 454 PERSONNEL § 4541. Personnel Included. All officers and employees of this City, together with those volunteer forces enrolled to aid them during the disas- ter, and all groups, organizations and persons who may, by agreement or operation of law, including persons pressed into service under the pro- visions of section 4534.3, be charged with duties incident to the protection of life and property in this City during such disaster, shall constitute the civil defense and disaster organization of. this City. [569:7] ARTICLE 455 ORGANIZATION § 4551. Distribution of Functions, Duties. The functions and duties of the civil defense and disaster organization of this City shall be distributed among such divisions, services and special staff as the City Council shall prescribe by resolution. [569:8] § 4552. Initial Resolution. The City Council shall, concurrently with the adoption of the provisions of this Chapter, adopt a resolution setting forth the form of organization, establishment and designation of divisions and services, the assignment of functions, duties and powers, the designa- tion of officers and employees. [569:8] § 4553. Uniformity of Organization. Insofar as possible, the form of organization, titles and terminology shall conform to the recommendation of the Federal government and the Civil Defense agency of the State of California. [569:8] ARTICLE 456 OFFENSES § 4561. Violations. 'It shall be a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of not to exceed $500.00, or by imprisonment for not to exceed six months, or both, for any person during a disaster: § 4562. Obstructing of Members. Willfully to obstruct, hinder or delay any member of the civil defense and disaster organization in the enforce- ment of any lawful rule or regulation issued pursuant to this Chapter, or in the performance of any duty imposed upon him by virtue of this Chapter. [569:9:A] § 4563. Violation of Rules. To do any act forbidden by any lawful rules or regulations issued pursuant to this Chapter, if such act is of such a nature as to give, or be likely to give assistance to the enemy, or to imperil the lives or property of inhabitants of this City, or to prevent, hinder or delay the defense or protection thereof. [569:9:B] § 4564. False Personation. To wear, carry or display, without author- ity, any means of identification specified by the civil defense and disaster agency of the State. [569:9:C] i WELFARE DIVISION 5 DIVISION 5 WELFARE CHAPTER 51. LIBRARY 52. RECREATION 53. MORALS 54. MINORS 55. NUISANCES I -- I I Q i WELFARE LIBRARY CHAPTER 51 I � Chapter 51 LIBRARY ARTICLE 510. GENERAL 511. LIBRARY BOARD 512. MEETINGS 513. POWERS OF BOARD 514. FISCAL MATTERS ARTICLE 510 LIBRARY § 5101. Library Established. A public library, under the provisions of an act of the Legislature of the State of California, entitled, "An act to provide for the Establishment and Maintenance of Public Libraries within Municipalities," approved March 23, 1901, is hereby established in and for this City, the inhabitants thereof and the nonresident taxpayers of this City, and the same _shall be maintained by the levy of taxes upon the taxable property of this City hereinafter mentioned, and said library shall be con- trolled under the provisions of said library act of 1901, and all amend- ments thereto, and the duties of the Board of Library Trustees hereinafter mentioned shall be the same as those duties specified for such officers in said library act of 1901, and all amendments there'o, and the same shall be known as the "Huntington Beach Public Library." [18:1] i § 5102. Use of Library. Said public library hereby established under said act of the Legislature shall be forever free to the inhabitants and non- resident taxpayers' of this City, subject always to such rules, regulations and by-laws as may be made by the Board of Library Trustees, and pro- vided, that for violations of the same, a person may be fined or excluded from the privileges of the library. [18:8] § 5103. Contracts with Cities, Counties. The Board of Library Trustees of said public library of this City may contract with the legislative bodies of neighboring municipalities or Boards of Supervsors of the county in which j any public library or libraries are situated, for the lending of books of such library to residents of such counties or neighboring municipalities upon a reasonable compensation to be paid by such counties or neighboring muni- cipalities. [18:9] § 5104. Title to Property. The title to all property acquired for the purpose of said library, when not inconsistent with the terms of its acqui- sition, or otherwise designated, shall rest in the City of Huntington Beach in which such library is or is to be situated and in the name of the City of Huntington Beach may be sued for and defended by ac`ion at law or otherwise. [18:10] § 5105. Harmony with State Law. Nothing in this Chapter shall be O construed as being in conflict with an act of the Legislature of the State of California, entitled "An Act to Provide for the,Establishment and Mainten- WELFARE LIBRARY § 5106. once of Public Libraries within Municipalities," approved March 23, 1901, or any amendment thereto. [18:11] § 5106. Distribution of Duties. All the duties enumerated in said act shall devolve upon and be discharged by the officers and employees men- tioned in said act, and this Chapter. [18:11] ARTICLE 511 LIBRARY BOARD § 5111. Designation: Members: Appointments. Such public library shall be managed by a board designated as the Board of Library Trustees, consisting of five members, to be appointed by the Mayor, by and with the consent of the Council. [18:2] § 5112. Terms of Office: Compensation. Such Trustees shall severally hold office for three years, serving without compensation. § 5113. Initial Terms of Office. The number of the first board appointed shall so classify themselves by lot that one of their number shall go out of office at the-end of the current fiscal year, two at the end of one year thereafter, and the other two at the end of two years thereafter. [18:2] § 5114. Sex: Filling Vacancies. Men and women shall be equally eligible to such appointment; and vacancies shall be filled by appoint- ment for the unexpired term in the same manner. [18:2] ARTICLE 512 MEETINGS § 5121. Regular Meetings. The Board of Library Trustees shall meet at least once a month at such times and places as they may fix by reso- lution. [18:3] § 5122. Special Meetings. Special meetings may be called at any time by three trustees, by written notice served upon each member at least three hours before the time specified for the proposed meeting. [18:3] § 5123. Quorum. A majority of the board shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. [18:3] § 5124. President: President pro Tempore. Such board shall appoint one of their number president, who shall serve for one year and until his successor is appointed, and in his absence shall select a president pro tempore. [18:3] § 5125. Minutes: Certificate to State Librarian. Such board shall cause a proper record of their proceedings to be kept; and at the first meeting of such board it must immediately, upon organization, cause to be made out and filed with the State Librarian at Sacramento, a certificate showing that such library has been established, with the date thereof and the names of the trustees and of the officers of the board chosen for the first year. [18:3] i I I WELFARE LIBRARY ARTICLE 513 ARTICLE 513 POWERS OF BOARD § 5131. Enumerated Powers. The Board of Library Trustees shall have power: § 5132. Rules, Regulations, Bylaws. To make and enforce all rules, regulations and bylaws necessary for the administration, government and protection of the libraries under their management, and all property belong- ing thereto. [18:4:First] § 5133. Gifts. To administer 'any trust declared or created for such libraries, and receive by gift, devise, or bequest and hold in trust or other- wise, property situated in this State or elsewhere, and where not otherwise provided, dispose of the same for the benefit of such libraries. [18:4:Second] § 5134. Prescribing of Duties. To prescribe the duties and powers of the librarian, secretary and other officers and employees of any such libraries. § 5134.1 Personnel: Compensation. To determine the number of and appoint all such officers and employees, and fix their compensation, which said officers and employees shall hold their offices or positions at the pleas- ure of said board. [18:4:Third] § 5135. Purchases. To purchase necessary books, journals, publica- tions and other personal property. . [18:4:Fourth] § 5136. Land: Buildings. To purchase such real property, and erect or rent and equip, such building or buildings, room or rooms as may be necessary when in their judgment a suitable building, or portion thereof, has not been provided by the Council for such libraries. [18:4:Fifth] § 5137. State Publications. To require the Secretary of State and other State officials to furnish such libraries with copies of any and all re- ports, laws and other publications of the State and otherwise disposed of by law. [18:4:Sixth] § 5138. Exchange of Books: Nonresidents. To borrow books from, lend books to and exchange the same with other libraries; and to allow non- residents to borrow books upon such conditions as they may prescribe. [18:4:Seventh] § 5139. Incidental Powers. To do and perform any and all other acts and things necessary or proper to carry out the provisions of said act. [18:4:Eighth] ARTICLE 514 FISCAL MATTERS § 5141. Annual Report. The Board of Library Trustees shall, on or before the last day of July in each year, make a report to the Council, giving the condition of the library on the thirtieth day of June preceding, together with a statement of their proceedings for the year then ended, and WELFARE LIBRARY § 5142. must immediately upon the publication of such report forward a copy thereof to the State Library at Sacramento. [18:5] § 5142. Library Tax. The Council shall, in making the annual tax levy and as a part thereof, if the maintenance of the library has not been otherwise provided for, levy a tax for the purpose of maintaining such library and purchasing property necessary therefor, which tax shall be in addition to other taxes the levy of which is permitted in this City. [18:6] § 5143. Maximum Rate of Tax. After two years from the establish- ment of this library, such levy of taxes shall not exceed 2 mills on the dollar of assessed valuation. [18:6] § 5144. Library Fund. The revenue derived from said tax, together with all money acquired by gift, devise, bequest or otherwise, for the purposes of the library, shall be apportioned to a fund to be designated the Library Fund and be applied to the purposes herein authorized. [18:7] § 5145. Care of Donations. If such payment into the treasury should be inconsistent with the conditions or terms of any such gift, devise, or be- quest, the Board of Trustees shall provide for the safety and preservation of the same, and the application thereof to the use of the library, in accord- ance with the terms and conditions of such gift, devise or bequest. [18:7] § 5146. Payments from Fund. Payments from said fund shall be made in the manner provided for the payment of other demands against this City. [18:7] § 5147. Presentation of Demands. Demands upon said fund shall be presented to the Board of Library Trustees for allowance rather than to the Council. [18:7] i I i WELFARE RJECREANION GfLAPT§�R -;i�' GH"TER 5 2 ARTICLE .521,, RECREATION DEPARTMENT, 522,, RECRE.NTION COKAISSION.. 521, OF"1FICU6, 524. nwaas,, 'rNm'IES, 525 , FISCAL 1',%TTERS. ARTICU, 521, RECIRMTION DEPARTMENT 5211. D er t b' i h&d.,. There is establi;;bed at S"a t"bi h,,ion of b is Recreation, ereinaf ter referred to as Depamnent M, filf-cla the 11D�partment".., which shall operate in and for this City, (539-J) S 5212,. PO`b 7 Jgctives of D =Lt_ment., The general objective Ism, � h—eDep'—artment91. a, 6e'� :,e- foster, facUlt"ate, ent of t ,. ,aVt to encourag establish and maintain, a systemized program of recreation to be made available to residents and visitors of the City on any of the properties owned or controlled by the City, or on p,roperties with the consent of the owners and authorities t ,4) thereof, 539 AKf ICILE 522 RECREATION COMKISSION S 5221, Recreation Cgrmsi sj�:, The Department sha-11 be undexEM- rr an oT--a-nd mijement the Public Recreation Commission, hereinafter referred to as the "Commissin-r-11 (539: I) 8 5222. Iftgkers. A.-ee it The Cou-nission shall be , 62 '--rten ire-m5e'rs 16 ma appointed from Lime to cc eW time by the 'Mayor with approval of the ?Cfty Council, by a majority vote as followai. (803,1) S 5223, Term Five members shall, be a pointed for a tern, 6T-E-1W (IT7`y-ears and five ineembers &hat be appointed- for terms of one (0 year each. (803J) S 5223 , 1 Fliavete Ye Tems,. The Mao.,or, with the agpTev.3f%;-M e Uity Coun' ;11779a-11 appoint five members from toe City at large -for five (5) year terms,, Those members now serving on the Recreation Commission shad cc titinue for thie remainder of their term of office and upov th "Mr-ilra-, e - tion of their term, their e.hall be appointed, fotL ig five year terai, (803, 1 ) WELFARE RECREATION S 5223,2,, S 5p23..,2,, e Y aar TeM, The Mayor, with the approval, itv C c 1 a 4 of the ( ty Counc"Is =appoint five mmibers for terms ' one (1) year each, as follows-(-. (803.1) 9 522134.,2 Each Elementary and High School District harviri—ERr—ritory within the City of Huntington Beach away recommend to the Nayor, , on or before the third 1,bnday in June of each year, two or more persons,, residents of the City of Huntington Beach, to represent the district., (803,,2) S 5223 2 One of said persons shall be appointed by the IQ;T�4wat*ffthe approval of a majority of the Cotuncil for a one (1) year term, the term to begin on July let and end on the following June 30th. Only one representative su ested by the district shall be appointed. In the event that any district shall not make such recommendations to the Mayor by the Ist day of July, then the Mayor, with the consent of the Council shall appoint some qualified person for a one (1) year term to represnet such school district.,, (801,2) S 223, (Repealed 803.4) &.5224. (Repealed 803.4) S 52M of Members .,, The term or terms of office speciT-i�e '�here�in�shal�not�e�Te�6ed arbitrary- and, should the Mayor, with the proval of the Council by majority vote after a fair hearing%as been conducted thereon, determine that it would be for the best interest of the Department that a member be retired, he may so order and appoint a successor for the unexpired term of office of such retired member. (539 o 1) S �5.�26, Vol;nntary Retirement2 Other VpcAncies. Fur-ther, s a. rivilege to 1TT_iZtT7e_"MFw, the members s a I e p Vo Commission at any time,, successors to be appointed In such case (and also ih the event of other occurring, vacancies front whatever cause) by the Mayor, with the approval of the Councii b a waJority vote for the unexpired ten- na of office,, 9.1) S 5227. Successive Tema, Members may be reappointeci by th_e_TWy_or,, .with t he app - al. of the Council,, for as &wniy terms of office as Is desirable; provided, however, that members representing school. districts shall revire renewed recommendations for each reappointment,, (803, S 5 or aL_MM bber,3,'1'1,) -a _ ie Mayor shall be ex of f icio Sion! T member ophai y s 122,L- _c2mse U_ _W_A_2P__ All members of such Commission shall. serve wit ant compensation, (539-,1) RECREATION S 5231, AMICLE 523 OFFICERS lu ep The Commission shall have the power to adopt rules and regulations for the pro-per conduct of public recreation of the City. (539 2) 52-32,, G,' -az tionftti,Wg'a, Within fifteen days after. - the appointment o tic members of the Commission, it shall meet and appoint a teiVdrary chairman who shall preside over auch meeting., (539,-.2) S 5233,. Election of Officers,, At such meeting, the Comm1Ts_G7n__s_ha=e`Mect by a majority vote three officers, a chairman a vice-chairman and a treasurer, which officers shall. serve for periods of one year In such capacity subject to re-election. (539<.2) 5 . �. A ess -to,-Me tin 9,. Regular acid special tat:%Ull meet t� 17zos SM -See open to t e pu lic., (539,,, 4� S 5235- ��Mes of Offtcers The duties of the various th 0 a 9t=T!s;1tW;S �Ibe s follows-, S 5236,, Q 1 1 ; Duties. The chairman shall preside f_�Z h 3"UrMa7'� I x 10 man JNaAT_;rW*Mtons to vote, and in general tt at al etin S 9 do all things ordinarily required of Commission Chairman, (539,13-,;a) S 5237., Vice-Ch irman'sDuties,, The Vice-Chairman I Air'shall:74� eS19RGt es Fr=te c=arman in his absence. (,5 39-.3-z b) SSG s T carer Duties,,; It Warrants. The TreasUier_ Wgal activities of the Commiss 'it 4n giwiing of each fiscal ye included an annual departu�en�a� budged �wering Abe itures of the Department for the succeeding year, and shall. issue all *,7arrants drawn I ' I' WELFARE RECREATION § 5239 I l"� against the Special Recreation Fund hereafter provided for, the same to be countersigned by the Mayor and .City Clerk. [539:3:c] § 5239. Voting. All such officers shall have the right to vote on all submitted motions at meetings. [539:3:c] ARTICLE 524 POWERS, DUTIES § 5241. Powers, Duties of Commission. To achieve the objective of the Department, the following shall,be the powers and duties of the Com- mission: § 5242. System, Facilities, Personnel. To establish an adequate sys- tem of recreation; to equip and maintain such recreation facilities; and to provide the personnel required by such facilities. [539:5:a] § 5243. Use of Public Premises. The Commission may, with the con- sent of the Council by majority vote, use City lands or buildings or both for recreation centers and may use school board property with the con- sent of the governing bodies of said board or boards. [539:5:b] § 5244. Acquisition of Property. The Commission may, with the con- sent of the Council by majority vote, acquire, in the' name of the City, by gift or purchase, such real or personal property as is deemed neces- sary to effect the desired objectives. [539:5:c] § 5245. General Powers. The Commission may, with the consent of the Council by majority vote, enter into any contracts and do any and all things necessary and proper for the establishment, development and maintenance of a well-rounded recreation program. [539:5:d] ARTICLE 525 FISCAL MATTERS § 5251. Acceptance of Gifts. The Department may accept all gifts, devises, legacies or bequests (either real or personal property) from any source, public or private. [539:6] § 5252. Funds. All moneys so obtained by the Department shall be deposited by the Department in the Treasury of the City in a Special Rec- reation Fund, which fund shall be exclusively for the purposes of the Department and shall be paid out by the Council upon demands audited and approved by the Commission and the City. [539:61 § 5253. Annual Budget. The Council shall annually establish a rec- reation budget to supplement the Special Recreation Fund, and_ may trans- fer such moneys to said fund as may be required. [539:7] WELFARE i"110RALS CHAPTER 53 CHAPTER 53 MORALS ARTICLE 531. GAMBLING 532. PIN BALL MACHINES 533.' POOL AND BILLIARD HALLS ARTICLE 531 ,GAMBLING S. 5311. Ket:2ia& of Gambligg Place. No person (either as prin- cipal, agent, employee or otherwiseT shall keep, conduct or main tain within this City any house., room, apartment or place used in whole or in part as a place x4here any game not mentioned in Section 330 or 330a of the Penal Code of the State of California, is played, conducted, dealt or carried on, with cards, dice, bil- liard balls, pool balls, cues, or other devices, for money, checks, chips, credit or any other representative of value or for any merchandise or any other thing of value. (536. 1) S. , 5312. PermittiM. Gambli Gnmes. No person (either as prin- cipal, agent, �m- ployee, or otheivise) shall knowingly permit any house, room, apartment or place owned by him or under his charge or control, in this City, to be used in whole or in part for playing, conducting, dealing or carrying on therein any game not mentioned in Section 330 or 330a of the Penal Code of the State of California, with cards, dice, billiard balls , pool balls, cues or other devices, for money, checks , chips, credit or any other representative of value or for any merchandise or any other thing of value. (536.2) S._Q13. Betting on Games. No person shall play or bet at or against any game not mentioned in Section 330 or 330a of the Penal Code of the State of California, Which is played, conducted, dealt or carried on with cards, dice, billiard balls, pool balls, cues, or other devices, for money, checks, chips, credit or any other representative of value or for any merchandise or any other thing of value. (536. 3) S . 5314. Definitions As used in this Chapter "anything of values, means money, coin, currency, check, chip, allowance, token, credit, merchandise, property, or anything representative of value, and includes without limitation any payment for services or for the use of any premises, cards, chips, furniture, or other article. Also, as used in this Chapter, "anything of value" means any increase or probable increase in business or patronage resulting directly or indirectly from the playing of any game of cards per- mitted by Section 5315 Also, as used in ihis Chapter, "anything of value" means any rent, renumeration or compensation of any nature received by any person, firm, corporation, club, lodge, association or church for the use or occupancy of any premises where the major, primary or usual use of said premises is for the playing of card games per- mitted by Section 53t5. M3. 1) S a 5315. Card Games. Notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 12- --., and 13 , airy gzwie played with cards, and not -mexitioned in S. 330 of the Penal Code of the State of California, shall riot be prohibited unless in violation of one or more of the fo-llowing sections of this article. (713. 1) WELFARE SECTION It �a unlawft! for any po5raon,, firm, Qorp r 11 r . lodgto o-lub, assoqiation,, oburoh or any other group of persons to reveive direlotly -ir indkreotly anythiTw_ of value from the D14ying or operation of MW gaw� of ng��� permitted by Sectioo 5315, Other th_;n the aotaal winniDge to whiob a ptaroqn plViag saoh as gaw. in good faith flax himself stloue way be eatitled as the reatilt of suF h game f7i'13-1) S ."aes ,- It unlanful for any persoa,, firm, corporaUon,. lodge., olub, aaao.oiation, ctiurch or any othax group ol-.' persolui to give snythirg of VIUMO for beivg pel-ttad 'to pate in any game of cards pexmitteKi by Se saa 5315 other than to pay the antual, loosea sustained b7 suc-h pers*n playing sixoh game in good faith for himself alone, (713nl) 1 "5 Bett It ie valawftCl for ang person, fi.Em, oorporation, lodg"�, c-likb, aasociatipnR c;hur�h or my other group of peranns to bet or wager anyth:,kag Dfv&lue belonging to another person In any game- of cards permItted by Se tion 5515, (713cl) 3 1315. 1 Rom, It is unlawful for as penson, firm, corporation, assovlatlon, church�,, or any other ZVOUP Kea &u*XM a P A�,&Y. part"U"IP&W or be eseat at _W W gaW& of cards permitted by Section 5315, botween the 41 r Promisee.. It _t5 -fmlarftl for �S person, rllx�ia, corporation, lodge, olub,., asenoiation, ohuroh c-.r any other group of persoma, oAther as ovner,, lessee, agent, employee,, mortgagor, or other vize, to knovingly perarit" atW room, bwt1ding or Vmmiser ax- ,-U2Y furnituxe, fixtvrev, equipment or �Utor- artl.rAe,, or anythlmg of value, to be used for or in any game of cards pesmitted by SoGtivn 53,15, in emnaPti0a, with whiGh a vjOlatif= of Sectione 533,5, 2 and 5515.,!, O-OCUrt". 5 5D�L.5_ Seizure- olti e aIn addition to any other remedy provided by law, any furniturp,, fixturea, equ)pmeat or artlitAo, or anything of valuep %aod in violation of Sczt-,ition 5335.4 hereof may be seized any b.7 o f the', off k*ra designated 'by Seotio= 335 and 335& of the FenS.1 Code of the State of CaJifaraia, and in such vases shall be disposed of as provided in said Section '35& of. said, Penal Code; provided, however, that the, phrase "machino or devx�ot*" a& uaoed in did Sectivn 335a of t1he Penal Code, shall mean &my furniturev fl_tturvo, equipment, Or, artivle, or anything of value excepl; mono.Y, -Otnq 0.." Any or all c-'..n ter en used in violetion of Section 5135 ,4 and seized pursuant to this sectign shall be deposited in the City and F, ti!,n of cawes,, 1hen any game .of cards is beitag played 3a� permitted by Section 5315, it ahal"L at all. times be open to imyo�-,Cmork by 11 tre e Polige Off!.�ers of the City of Huntington Beach whi!g on ra _ SE !a. iiiaaeiaefi In apect:�on. It shall be unlila for my persona firms . cvr ar ti.onp led—O club; assoiRciti"On, chnrlh c:r =1Y Other of peras=^ to hinderp impede.. Otatmi �s;, prohibit or prevent or to aasiot :n such bArAd.er- ingp impeding,, obstructing, pa.ohibi.t:a or preventing my such 1awaaa.l af.nspa lu- ion as provided for in Seetior 331506. (71301.) 5515.8 Construction, Nothing in Arti.ole 531 shall be Montraed as P'O a.tt- fie of cards prohi,bi.ted. by Seacti,on 330 of the penal Code of the State of California. (713.1) o m Severabilitic If Wy soQt1oa2fl paragraph sentenoeo L°lawe or phraze of this Ord ce is for wy reason hold to be =constitutional or vas: -49 as applied to any person or peroomag, such decinion shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance, The City Counoi.l of the City of Huntington Beach hereby d.eoUxes that it would have pa vz v- thi o Ordina noep and each secti.onp pa a gaTaphe ssentence9 ci.euee, or phrase thereofp frrea,pesctive of the fagot that a vy one or more eecti,onp paragraphs, sentences, clauses, or phra aes be declared unconstitutional or Invalid, (713.1) So 5315.10 i' Zq Any person,, firm, or corporation violating any of the p �ielone of tha a Artie a shmll be punished ae prosi.ded In Section 0043 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. (713.1) ARTLQ_LE� 20 FIN BAU :MAC 5.321. pinba ll. Ma aphi.nes Prohi,bi ved o Every parson who manufactures, ovan fl stores,, keeps,, possease:a p sell a p re4ta p lea4ies, lets on Qhar es c lends or gives ava y p transports or exposes for *tea. or lease or offers to sell,, rent o leasaD let on sharea'a p land or gave away or who permits the operation of or per is to be placed,, malaWmed, used or kept in w'ky roomp space or building omadp leased or occupied by hi as or under his agement or control, =j pinball or marble machine or device as hereinafter naftear defined, and every person who makes or penvIts to be made with &V person any agreement with reference to any machine or deivicep as hereinafter defined, pursuant to rhi.oh the user thereof an a result of any element or chance or other outcome unpredictable to h1mfl mW become entitled to receive amy money,, credit, allowance or thing of value I , WELFARE MURALS -3 5.321 or addit.-Iionsi chance or right to use such machine or &viees oi,* to r,�ceive any checkj, slug, token or memorandum en-Litred the holder to receive any moneyq c7.-edits allowance or thing of value, a ., is guilty of misdemeanor and shall be punishable by a fine, of not more than Five Hundred. Dollars or by impriso.,auent in the City or County Jail not exceeding six months or by both such V..ne and imprisonment,, Any machine,, apparatus or device is a pinball or marblQ machine or device within the provisions of this Section if it is one that, is a"pted, or may readily be converted into one that is adapted for use in ouch a wag that. as a result of the inaertion of any piece of money or coin or other object each machine or device is caused to operate -Ir da—,y 'be operated r.-.ad by reason of any element of chance or of other outcome of such operation anpredictable by him, the user may receive or become entitled to receive any .piece of moneys creditv allowance or thing of value, or any "61ieck, slug token or memorandum, whether of value or otherwl.se, which .may be exchanged for moneyp credit, allowance or thu: W of value, or whichq may be given in trade, or the user may secure additional ebancea or rights to use such machineq apparatus or device, irrespective of whether it may apart from any element of chance or unpredictable outcome of such operation, also sell deliver or present some mer- chandise, indication of weight entertainment or other thing of value.-, ('110,2i" . De,:cription, The pinball machine or marble machinev contrivances appliance or mechanical device. the use or operation or possession of which machine is prohibited by Section 5321 is usually but not exclusively de-,cribed as consisting of a table being in the shape of a box with the upper side oovered by -glass. Inside the box is a surface studded with pins plugs, bufferss springs and holes and when a ball is released by a plunger upon this surface the, ball wends its way from the top to the bottom and during its journey may fall into one of th4 numerous holeep or in its course along the surface of said table may hit many of the spr'L�. p pi ns ns or plugs, thereby and by means of electrical or other recordingag giving to the player a score,, or other result from the operation of such mackLiae which indicates the probable or possible return to the player of any .conaideriAion mentioned in Section 5321,, Me description of the piaball machine or marble machine or other contrivance, appliance or mecheaical device given in this Section does not in any vay limit the penal provisions cf Section 53210 and is not to be conatrued as making legal any pinball machine or marble machine or other contrivance, appliance or mechanical devi-,e which is prohibited by the general terms of Section 53219 but may not be speQl,,fically described in this Section,, (710.2) PS_U2 J� Seizure of Machine. In addition to any other remedy provided by law any such machine,, contrivanoe, appliance or mechanical device may be seized by aM of the officers designated by Section- 335 of the Penal Code of the State of California, and a notice of intention summarily to destroy such maohine or device must thereupon be poeted in a conspicuous place 'upon the premises in or upon whiob su�h machine or devise vas seized. Such machine or devioe shall be held by ouch officer for thirty (30) days after such postings and if zi6 action is commenced to recover possession of such machine or devices vltMui euoh time, the same shall be summarily destroyed by such offieerA or if ouch machine or device is held by th�; coarit, in any Avi-11 or criminal actionR to be in violation of this Artie-Je the same shall be summarily,, destroyed by -suoh officer immediately after the decision of the court has become fjne3lt Any and all money seized in or --in connection with such machine or Aevice$, immediately after such machinf-,x or device has been so destroyed,As to be p&id into the Treasury of the C-1tT, of Huntington Beach to the er.ediv of the 3on-eral Fund, (710,2) W WARE MORALS 3 5324. 3 .- Su Rlementing State Penal. Code. The provisions of this subdivision are not intended to conflict with, but shall supplement all laws of the State of California,, prohibiting lotteries, gaming,, or gambling and these Provisions must be invoked by all law enforcement officers whose duty it is to enforce the laws of the State of California a,-,ainst lotteries� gaming or gambling, when by operation of this Article the uses, ownership or possessionp as defined in Section 5321, of azW such game or mechanical device or contrivance is prohibited by this subdivision but might not be prohibited by the laws of the State of California.. (710„2) §S_2,325. Possession Prohibited. It is -specifically declared that the mere possession or controls either as ownerp lesseev agentg employee, mortgagorg or otherwise of any pinball machine or marble machine, contrivance? appliance or mechanical device as defined in Section 5321 might be an infraction of the laws of the State of California against lotteriesq gaming or gambling, It is specifically declared that every person who has in his possession or under his control, either as owner,, lessee, agent, emplt-'yeep mortgagor or otherwise or who permits to be placed, maintained or, kept in any room, space enclosure,., or building owned, leased or occupied by him, or under his management or control, whether for use or operation for storage, bailment, safekeeping or deposit onlyq any pinball machine or marble machine, appliance or electrical or mechanical device, as described irt Section is guilty of a misdemeanor and punishable as provided in Saotion 5321. It is further deolared that the provisions of this Article specific- make the mere possession of such machine or contrivance or device illegal and render auah machine or contrivance subject to confiscation as provided inn Section5321. (710.2) S_026,, Possession Continued. It is further expressly provided that every person who has in his possession or under his control,, either as owner,,, lessees agent employees mortgagor or W-,erwise,, or who permits 116-o be placed, maintal-nod ter kept in any room, spa.-e, enclosure or building ovmedt leased or occupied by him, or under his management or control, whether for use or operation or for st-orW,, bailment, safekeeping or deposit only, any pInball, machine or marble machine of the type and charaoter described in Sections .5321 and 53229 is guilty of a misdemeanor and punishable by a fine of five hundred dollars or imprisonment in the City or County jail for six months or by both such fine and imprisonment,, even tkiough sach person cls-kma that such device is a game of amusement only and that there is no retmam of any kind to the player. The Council expressly states as a reason for the adoption of this Article. that the individuals who operate such machines obtain illegal power,, Prey upon the public particularly childreik and the lmwary,, inexperienced and credulous individuals. (710.2) ALU2'�Y. Public Buisance., It is further expreasly provided that any pixiball machine or other contrivance or device as described in Section 5321 and/or Section 5322 oonstltutes a pablio nuisance and. the City Attorney,, when directed by the City Council, shall institute abatement proceedings 'ainst the owneg or lessee of wv building in such maohine- 1,.;4 located, after the effective date of this ordinance, (7,10.2) KZPARE MORAIS S 5328. S_ 5328. Certain Machines Lxemptedo It is .further expressly provided that this Article shall not apply to music machines, weighing machines and machines which vend cir;arettes, candy, ice cream and the like upon which there is de- posited an exact consideration and in which in every case the customer obtains that which he purchases . (710.2) 2 o If any section, subsection9 sentence, clause or phrase of this Article is, for any reason, held to be invalid or unconstitutional, such de- cision shall not effect the validity of the remaining portions of this Article. The City Council of the City of Huntington Reach hereby declares that it would have passed this Articles and each section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase thereof, irrespective of the fact that any c 4e or more of the seactioneq subsections, sen,tencesp clauses or phrases be declared invalid or unconstitu- tional. (710,,2) "T ALS X P Y0 P S 5331. ARTICLE 533 POOL AND BILLIARD HALLS (765. 1) S 5331. Council Permit - In addition to complying with GhapteF'=of !He ffMnfi'n—g`F5`=each Ordinance Code, any person, firm, or corporation desiring to engage in the business of operating a pool or billiard hall, or other lawful indoor game conducted for profit and open to the public, shall first make an application for a permit , in writing to the City Council containing at least the following information: (1) Name and Address of applicant. (2) Name and Address of all financially interested parties of the firm. (3) If the applicant is a corporation, the names and addresses of all of the officers of said corporation. (4) Name and address of 1,Lanager or person to be in charge of permises. (5) Address or location of the proposed pool or billiard hall, or room. (6) Number of tables to be operated. (7) Whether or not alcoholic beverages are to be sold on the premises. (8) List of any and all games and amusement machine's and devices to be operated on the premises. (9) Signature of the applicant. (765.2) S 5331.1. Police Identification: In addition to the written application a;7herein— required the applicant, manager and persons referred to in sub-sections 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Section 5331. of this Ordinance shall personally appear before the Chief of Police or his authorized representative, prior to the City Council meeting when the application for Council permit is to be heard, and have his or ' their finger- prints and photographs taken for the purpose of a criminal record investigation. (765.2) U`ELFARE MORALS—_ S 5331.2 S 5331.2. Permit: The City Council shall have full power to grant a permit or reject said application. After Council and Police investigation if it shall appear that said person, firm or corporation is .a proper person, firm or corpor- ation to be so licensed; that the location and arrangement of the proposed place where said business is to be conducted is satisfactory, the Council may grant said permit and license, otherwise it shall reject and deny the same. (765.2) S 5331.3 Regulations: For police regulation and proper supervi—sl-o-nall businesses wherewhere games of billiards, pool or other indoor lawful games, open to the public, and conducted for profit, shall be carried on in a single -room without partition, anti-rooms or closet rooms, other than rest rooms and be entirely inaccessible from any other room, celler or attic, provided, however, that the main entrance or vestibule from the public street shall have glass panel doors, said doors shall at all times be clean, unglazed and unobstructed so that all parts of said room will be open to public view. The entrance to and into said pool or billiard hall or room shall at all times during business hours, be open and unobstructed to all peace officers, and to all members of the public except as otherwise provided in Section 5331.31. (765.2), S 5331.31. Minors. No person operating any business regulate d Ar ti—,--I-=e shall allow any minor under age of twenty-one (21) years to' be or remain in any room accessible from or in which such business is carried on if any alcoholic beverages are consumed, dispensed or sold on the same premises. If alcoholic beverages are not consumed, dis eased or sold ' on the same premises, minors between eighteen (185 years and twenty-one (21) years shall be permitted to be and allowed to remain in said room in which such game is carried on. However, it shall be unlawful for any person operating any business regulated -by Article 533 to allow or permit any minor under the age of eighteen years to be or to remain on the premises where such business is conducted, or for any minor under the age of eighteen (18) years to visit or be present on the premises where such business is conducted. ('765.2) S 5331.32. Card Games: No card tables or games of cards whether for pleasure or for chance shall be allowed, permitted or carried on in any room in which any of the above businesses shall be conducted or in any room accessible thereform. (765.2) t • -- __��_ MORALS S 53310 33 � ,a J S 533L.33. G bli - Boss qk ne Pool Sellipz,=.� . It shall be unTaN=t®r any persons firm or corporat on owning, operating or managing any business regulated by Article 533 to permit or r allow any person or persons to violate; any of the provisions of Chapter .53 of the .tington Beach Ordinance Cone of Chapters 9, 10 and 103 of the Penal Code of the State of California while in or on the premises of such business,. (765.2) S 53 l 3 Pe it. . sted in conspicuous place, It shall be unlawful for any persons corporal n to operate or conduct any business regulated by Article 533 for any period of time whatsoever without first laving as Council permit and a curreni and valid City License posted in as prominent and conspicuous place on the premises. (765.2) S 5331 35 Hours of Business-0 All billiard and poolroom businesses operate in t i.s City s �l a B erg between the hours of 1. �3C A.M, and 6-1,30 A.,M,: and it shall be a violation of this section for any person except the owner, manager, or janitor to be upon the premises during these hours. (765.2) S 5331 3S 1x� sa , Bowli recreation. Center Whenever as pai and/orbs lI�." d r.o®m ti opera n conjuncti.on w_it a bowling center and a part of the boding center operation, Section 5331.31 hereof pertaining to minors and Section 5331.35 hereof pertaining to hours of business, shall not apply to such pool and/or billiard room, provided, however, that no person under the age of eighteen (18) years shall be permitted to be orallowed to remain in such pool aannd/pr billiard room, Mess said minor is accompanied by a parent, guardian or responsible adult, Jaiu l) S �331 n �ecation of PeICY1g .tn aadditi€sn 'to the penal .ties provi. ed o�° any violation of rt c e 533 the Councif may revoke, or may instruct the Chief of Police to revoke any permit or license issued for the conduct of said business for violations of any of the provisions of said Article.., (76502) S 5334 j. meal: Subsequent to revocation of a permit or License wder t rovi.sion6_o_T_Section 5331.4, the permi.tee or licensee may petition the City Council for a public hearing by filing a written request with the City Clem within ten. (la) days after revocation. (765,,2) S 5331. 6. Pen It o. Any person violating any provision of this Crdi ce s a l bdeemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by a fine of not to exceed five Hundred Dollars ($500.0 D) or by imprisonment in the City or County wail for a period of not to exceed six (6) months, or by both such fines and imprisonment. Each separate day, or any portion thereof, during which any violation of Article 533 occurs or continues shall be deemed to constitute a separate vi.ol.ation hereof, and a separate offense hereunder, and upon, conviction therefor,, each such violation shall be punishable as her n provided. (765.2) WELFARE MINORS CHAPTER 54 Chapter 54 MINORS ARTICLE 541. CURFEW. ARTICLE 541 CURFEW § 5411. Loitering of Minors Prohibited. It is unlawful for any minor under the age of 18 years to loiter, idle, wander, stroll or play in or upon the public streets, highways, roads, alleys, parks, public buildings, places of amusement and entertainment or vacant lots, between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. of the following day, official City time. § 5411.1 Exceptions. The provisions of section 5411 do not apply to a minor accompanied by his or her parent, guardian, or other adult per- son having the care and custody of the minor, or where the minor is upon an emergency errand or legitimate business directed by his or her parent, guardian, or other adult person having the care and custody of the minor. [480:1. 486:2] § 5412. Responsibility of Parents. It shall be unlawful for the parent. guardian, or other adult person having the care and custody of a minor under the age of 16 years to knowingly permit such minor to loiter, idle, wander, stroll; or play in or upon the public streets, highways, roads, al- leys, parks, playgrounds or other public grounds, public places and pub- lic buildings, places of amusement and entertainment or vacant lots, be- tween the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. of the following day, official City time. § 5412.1 Exceptions. The provisions of section 5412 do not apply when the minor is accompanied by his or her parent, guardian, or o`her adult person having the care and custody of the minor, or when the min- or is upon an emergency errand or legitimate business directed by his or her parent, guardian, or other adult person having the care and cus- tody of the minor. § 5413. Lack of Knowledge of Violation. It shall not constitute a de- fense hereto that such parent, guardian or other person having the care and custody of a minor did not have knowledge of the presence of said minor in or upon any street, alley, public places, vacant lots, or in vio- lation of section 5411. [480:2] § 5414. Enforcement. Every law enforcement officer is hereby au- thorized and empowered to demand from any person whom he has reas- onable cause to believe comes within the provisions of this Article and who is found loitering, idling, wandering, strolling or playing in or upon the public streets, highways, roads, alleys, parks, playgrounds or other public grounds, public places, public buildings, places of amusement and entertainment, vacant lots or other unsupervised places, without his or her parents, guardian or other adult person having the care and custody WELFARE MINORS § 5415. of such person, between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. of the following day, that such person give his name, address and parents' names, and furnish proof of his or her age or proof that he or she is upon an emer- gency errand or legitimate business directed by his or her parents, guard— ian or other adult person having the care and custody of ,such person. [480:3] § 5415. Taking into Custody. Upon the failure of such person to give or furnish any or all of said information, any such officer is here- by authorized and empowered to take such person into custody and take him or her to his or her home, or communicate with his or her parents, guardian or other adult person having the care and custody of such per- son, and demand the information hereinabove required to be given. [480:31 § 5416. Requiring Parents to Take Minor Home. If such person so taken into custody is a person coming within the provisions of this Ar- ticle, any such law enforcement officer is hereby authorized and em- powered to demand of the parents, guardian or other adult person hav- ing the care and custody of such minor, that they take such minor to his or her home. [480:3] § 5417. Noncooperation by Parents. The failure of any such parent, guardian or other adult person having the care and custody of such min- or to furnish the information hereinabove required or to take such minor home when so demanded by any such law enforcement officer is a mis- demeanor. [480:3] § 5418. Penalties. Any minor violating the provisions of sections 5411 and 5414 shall be guilty of misdemeanor and shall be dealt with in ac- cordance with Juvenile law and procedure. [480:4] [State Law as to Jurisdiction of Juvenile Court over Any Minor who Violates Any Ordinance: See Welfare and Institutions Code, § 700 (m).] r WELFARE NUISANCES CHAPTER J5 CHAPTER 55 NUISANCES ARTICLE 551, WEEDS 552 OIL WASTE 553� SOLICITORS , PEDDLERS k?;D TRANSIENT -VENDORS 5,54- NOISES ART MLE '5 51 WEEDS S Required. 5511 , Removal of. Weeds All persons owning any re' al property in this City are hereby required to keep said property free from weeds, whose seeds are of a winged or downy nature and are spread by the winds . (84j) S 5512 Weeds are Nuisance. Any such weeds on any such real property in this City are hereby declared to be a nuisance. 04.2) _S, 55i3 Notice to Owner to Remove Weeds, It shall be the duty of- the . Superintendent ofStreets to notify, in the manner hereinafter Provided, the occupants and owners of any premises in this City to eradi- cate and remove, within ten (10) days from the receipt of such notice, all weeds whose seeds are of a winged or downy nature and are spread by the winds , from the property they own or occupy in this City, and that upon a failure to do so within ten days, this City will cause the said weeds to be removed at the expense of said owner, . l Fp rm,, Service of NoticeSuch notice shall be given in writing, - _ by serving personally upon the occupant (if there be any occupant) and upon the owner, each a copy of such notice, directed to the owner, or if the owner be a nonresident of the City of Huntington Beach, by serving the occupant (if any) personally, and by mailing° hy registered mail , a like copy in writing to the owner at his �, t known,. address as shown by the last assessment of the said City of Hvmtingtou Beach, if said address appears thereon, or if no address appears thereon the same shall be addres- sed to him at the City of Huntington Bead, or if there be no occupant, by posting a copy .of the notice in a conspicuous place,, upon each lot or legal subdivision of the said premises , and serving a copy upon the owner as here'llnbefore provide4. (84. 3) So 5514, Report to Council. ' At the expiration of ten days from the sending or serving of . the' said notice, if the said weeds are not removed from the said property, the Superintendent of Streets shall thereupon report the said delinquency to the Council , with an estimate of the probable cost of doing the work.. (84. 5) DIUISM.TCFS CHAPTER 35(cont.-') 5514.1 Ordering of Work by City. The Council mst then order the Superintendent of Stmeets to do tlie said work, at the expense of the owner of said property, and provide for temporary paymmt of the sam with City funds. 5514.2 Extension of Time. Me Comnicil may, in its discretion, expend the time within VL,,iv.h the work must Ix-., done. (84�4) i WELFARE NUISANCES § 5515. § 5515. Statement of Proceedings: Contents. At the completion of the work, the Superintendent of Streets must prepare a statement of the proceedings, reciting the existence of the nuisance, the description of the property, the names of the owners and occupants, if known, the giving of the notice, the hearing by the Council, the making of the order by the Council, the doing of the work and the cost thereof. § 5515.1 Authentication: Filing. Such statement must be signed and verified by the Superintendent of Streets, and filed in his office. § 5515.2 Collection from Owner. The Superintendent of Streets shall then collect the said amount from\the owner or owners of the said pro- perty by suit or otherwise, making the said charge a lien upon the said property by attachment or other levy. [84:5] § 5516. Penalty. Any person failing to clear his said property from said weeds after notice as provided in this Article shall be subject to a penalty of .ten dollars ($10.00) in addition to the cost of cleaning said pro- perty; and the Superintendent of Streets shall cause suit to be brought in any court of competent jurisdiction to collect the same. § 5516.1 Criminal Prosecution. The collection of said penalty shall not be a bar to criminal prosecution for the same offense. [84:6] § 5517. Misdemeanors. Failure to keep said property free from the said weeds as provided in section 5511 shall be a violation of this Ar- ticle; and is hereby declared to be a misdemeanor; and for every lot so overgrown with weeds as set forth in section 5511 and not cleaned after notice as herein provided in sections 5513 and 5513.1 there shall be counted a separate violation of this Article, and that or any other viola- ion of this Article shall constitute a misdemeanor. [84:7] ARTICLE 552 OIL WASTE § 5521. Releasing of Fluids. No person shall deposit, place, dis- charge or cause to be placed, deposited or discharged any oil, naptha, petroleum, asphaltum, tar, hydrocarbon substances, or any kindred sub- stances or any water mixed with any such substances or any refuse from any oil well or the contents of any sump hole or other container used in connection with an oil well in, into upon storm drain, ditch, sewer or sanitary drain or sewer or into any portion of the Pacific Oc- ean within this City ,or upon any private property in this City, in such a manner that the same will run into or upon any irrigating- ditch or storm drain or sanitary drain or sewer of this City. [241:1] f _ I WELFARE NUISANCES S. 5531 ARTICLE 553 SOLICITORS,, PEDDLERS AND SENT VENDORS So 5531 Soliciti on Private Pro ert a Nuisance- The practice of go ng �.n an upon private re"' ences �.n t e City of Huntington Beach, California, by solicitors, peddlers, hawkers,, itinerant merchants and transient vendors of merchandise, not having been requested or in- vited so to do by the owner or owners, occupant or occupants of said pri- vate residences, for the purpose of soliciting, orders for the sale of goods, commercial services, wares and merchandise, and/or for the purpose of disposing of and/or peddling, or hawking same, is hereby declared to be a nuisance and punishable as such as a ksdemean o (851, 1023) S. 5531.1 Any person convicted of a violation of this Ordinance shall, be fined a sum not exceeding five hundred dollars ($500o00) , or - confined for not more than six months in the City or County Jail, or both . fined and imprisoned at the discretion of the Court. (851o2) 't ARTT-CLE 554 NOISES (1006, 1072) J ,Sa 5540 Declaration of Necessity it is found and declared that.- (a) `,"hue making and creation of loud, unnecessary or unusual noises within the limits of the City of Huntington Beach is a condition which has existed for tome time and the extent and volume of such noise ,is increasing. (b) The making, creation or maintenance of such loud unnecess- ary, unnatural or unusual noises which are prolonged, unusual and unnatural in their time, place and use effecr- are a detriment to public health;, comfort, convenience, safety, welfare and prosperity of the residents. of the City of Huntington Beach; and (c) The necessity in the public interest for the provisions and prohibitions hereinafter contained and enacted is declared as a matter of legislative determination and public policy, and it-4s further- declared that the provi- sions and prohibitions hereinafter contained and enacted are in pursuance of and for .the purpose of securing and promoting the public health, comfort, convenience, safety, welfare and the peace and quiet of the City of Huntington Beach and its inhabitants. S. 5541 Noises Prohibited. It shall be unlawful for any person to make— tinue, cause, or allow to be made or continued, any loud, unnecessary, or unusual noise or any noise which annoys, disturbs , Q injures, or endangers the comfort, repose, health, peace or safety of others within the limits of the City and the following acts and things, among others, are declared to be loud, disturbing, injurious and un® necessary noises in violation of this part but said enumerations shall not be deemed to be exclusive, namely-. RELFARE NUISANCES S. 5541- il S- 55411 , 11 Horns ', Signaling Devices , etc. The sounding of any horn or signaling device on any automobile. motorcycle , street car or other vehicle on any street or public place of the City, except as a danger warning- the creation, by means of any such signaling device of any un- reasonably 1&ud or harsh sound, and the sounding of any such device for an unnecessary and unreasonable period of time. .S. 5541. 12 ,Radios , Phonog-raphs, etc. The using, operating, or permitting to be-p eyed, used or operated any radio receiving set,, tele- vision set, musical instrument, phonograph, juke box, or other machine or device for the producing or reprodicing of sound in such manner as to dis- turb the peace, quiet and comfort of the neighboring inhabitants or at any time with louder volume than is necessary or convenient hearing for the person or persons who are in the room,,', vehicle or chamber in which such machine or device is operated and who are voluntary listeners thereto. The operation of any such set, instrument, phonograph, machine or device between the hours of eleven o 'clock P.M. and seven o'clock A.M. in such manner as to be plainly audible at a distance of fifty (50) feet from the buiiding,, structure or vehicle in which it is. located shall be prima facie evidence of a violation of this section. S . 5541. 13 LYoud SDeakers, Amplifiers , etc. Upon Public Streets between 12glIrs of 6-,00 -P,M, and .10:00--T-M, The using, "operating or permitting to be played, used or operated of any radio receiving set, musical instrument, phonograph, loudspeaker, sound amplifier or other machine or device for the producing or reproducing of sound which is cast upon the public streets during, the hours of 6:00 o 'clock P.M. and 1000 AoMo .S. 5541. 14 Loud Speakers ,. amplifiers etc 22on Public Streets between hours 10:00 A,.M,. and 6:00 P,,M,, Re-strict= TFe using, operating or permitting to be played, used or operated any radio,, receiving set,, musical instrument, phonograph, loud speakers , amplifier or other" - , machine or device for the producing of sound which .is cast upon the . public streets during the hours of 10:00 o 'clock A.M. and 6000 o1clockrP.M. which emits more than ten (10) decibels of sound measured at a distance of fifty (50) feet, S,, 5541, lj Yelling, Shouting, etc, Yelling, shouting, hooting, whistling or singing on the public streets particularly between the hours of 11000 P.M. And 7000 A.M. or at any time or place so as to annoy or dis- turb the quiet, comfort, or repose of persons in any office, or in dwell- 'ing, hotel, or other type of residence, or any persons in the vicinity, S. 5541. 16 Animals , Birds, etc. The keeping of any animal or bird which by causing trequent or long continued. noise shall disturb the Comfort or repose of any persons in the vicinity. S , 5541,, 17 Steam Whistles . The blowing of any locomotive steam whistle or steam whistle attached to any stationary boiler except to , give notice of time to begin or stop work or as a warning of fire or dangers or upon request of proper city authorities. WELFARE NUISANCES S . 5541. 18 S,, ' 5541, 18 Exhausts. The discharge into the open air of the exhaust of any steam engine , internal combustion engine stationary or mounted on wheels to run on rails or otherwise, motor boat, or motor vehicle through a muffler or other device which will result in loud or explosive noises therefrom. S. 5541. 19 Defect in Vehicle or Load, The use of any automobile, motor- cycle, or veh!cTe so, otit of repair so loaded or in such manner as to create loud and unnecessary grating, grinding, rattlings or other noises. SA 5541. 20 Loading. Unloading, Openin Boxes. The creation of loud and explosive noise in connection with loading or unloading any' vehicle. or the opening and destruction of bales , boxes , crates and con- tainers. -S . 5541. 21 Construction or Repairing of Buildings, The erection (includ- ing excavating) , demolition, alteration or repair of any building other than between the hours of 7: 00 A.M.. -and 6:00 P.M. on week days , except in case of urgent necessity in the interest of public health and safety, and then only with a permit from the Building Inspector, which permit may be granted for a period not to exceed three (3) days or ' less while the emergency-continues and which permit may be renewed for periods of three days or less while the emergency continues. If the Building Inspector should determine that the public. health and safety will not be impaired by the erection, demolition, alteration or repair of any building or the excavation of streets and highways within the hours, of 6: 00 P.M. and 8:00 A.M. and if he shall further determinethat loss or inconvenience would result to any part in interest , he may,-grant- permiss- ion for such work to be done within the hours of 6-.00 P.M. and 7:00 A.M. upon application being made at the time the permit for work is awarded or during the progress of the work.. S. 5541. 22 Schools, Courts Churches, Hospitals. The creation of., any excessive noise on any street adjacent to any school institu- tion of learning, church or court while the same,, are in use, or adjacent to any hospital, which unreasonablyinterferes with the workings of such' institution, or which distu'rbs or unduly annoys patients in the hospital, provided conspicuous signs are displayed in such streets' 'indicating that the same is a school, hospital or court street. S, 5541. 23 Hawkers, Peddlers , Tbp Rhouting and crying of peddlers, hawk- ers and vendors which disturbs the peace and -quiet of the neighborhood. Se 5541. 24 Drums . The use of any drum or other instrument or device for the purpose of attracting attention by creation of noise ' to any performance, show or sale. S . 5541. 25 Metal Rails , Pillars and Columns Transportation-Thereof, The transportation of rails , pillars , or columns of iron, steel , or other. material, over and along streets and other public places upon carts , drays , cars , trucks , or in any other manner so loaded . als .1to cause .loud noises or as to disturb the peace and quiet of such streets or other public places . WELFARE NUISANCES S , 5541 , 26 S . 5541o26 Street Railway Cars ., 0]2eration Thereof. The causing, permit- ting or continuing any excessive , unnecessary and avoidable noise in the operation of a street railway car, .S,, 554L21 Pile Drivers Ii-ammers etc The operation between the hours of 6000 P. ; 70K_.M. of any pile dTiver, 'steam or gas-. M ' line shovel, pneumatic hammer, derrick, steam or electric hoist or other appliance , the use of which is attended by loud -or unusual noise . S_ 5541 . 28 Blowers. The operation of any noise-creating blower, power fan or any internal combustion engine, the operation of which, causes noise due, to the- explosion ofpperat-ing gases or fluids , unless the, noise from such blower or fan is muffled and-, such engine is equipped with a muffler device , sufficient to deadew uch`noise,, S. 5541. 29 Comj2ressor Pans , etc, The use of any electrically operated compressor, fan, or other device between the hours of 6000 o ' clock P.M. and 7000 o 'clock A.M. in such a manner as to produce noise or vihration so as to annoy or disturb the quiet, comfort, or repose of persons in the area or neighborhood. S, 5541, 30 Si2nd . and Gravel Removal. No person, shaLl -excavate or removeany sand or gravel from any residence lot or property within the City, unless a permit shall first have been granted by the Council for such excavation. S., 5541,31 Penalty, Any person violating any provision of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500 . 00) or' by im I prisonment in the City or County Ja_j_I for a period of not more than six , (6) months , or by such fine and imprisonment I I ' TRAFFIC DIVISION 6 - DIVISION 6 - TRAFFIC CHAPTER 60. GENERAL 61. OPERATION, `62. STOPS 63. PARKING. 64. TIME PARKING 65. PARKING METERS 66. LOADING ZONES, 67. BICYCLES, 68. CABS i I I , 4 TRAFFIC GENERAL CHAPTER 60 Chapter 6® GENERAL ARTICLE 600. GENERAL 601. ENFORCEMENT 602. CONTROL DEVICES i ARTICLE 600 i GENERAL § 6000. Definitions. In this Division (unless otherwise defined therein): § 6000.1 "Loading Zone" means the space adjacent to a curb re- served for the exclusive use of vehicles during the loading or unloading of passengers or materials. § 6000.2 "Official traffic control devices" includes all signs, signals, markings or devices not inconsistent with this Division placed or erected by authority of a public body or official, having jurisdiction for the purpose or regulating, warning or guiding traffic. § 6000.21 "Official traffic signals" includes any device, whether manu- ally, electrically or mechanically operated, by which traffic is alternately directed to stop and proceed and which is erected by authority of a public body or official having jurisdiction. § 6000.3 "Park" means to stand or leave standing any vehicle, whether occupied or not, otherwise than temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaged in loading or unloading of passengers or materials. § 6000.31 "Passenger loading zone" means the space adjacent to a curb reserved for the exclusive use of vehicles during the loading or un- loading of passengers. § 6000.32 "Pedestrian' means any person afoot. § 6000.33 "Police officer" means every officer of the Police Department of this City. § 6000.4 "Stop", when required, means complete cessation of move- ment. § 6000.41 "Stop or stand", when prohibited, means any stopping or standing of a vehicle, whether occupied or not, except when necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with the directions of a police officer or official traffic control device. § 6000.5 "Traffic" means pedestrians, ridden or herded animals, ve- hicles, and other conveyances either singly or together while using any street for purposes of travel. [322:1. 584:1] § 6000.6 Vehicle Code Definitions. All terms which are defined in the California Vehicle Code shall have the same meaning in this Division as in the Vehicle Code, except as otherwise defined in this Division. [322:1. 584:1] a TRAFFIC GENERAL § 6000.7 § 6000.7 Official Time Standard. Whenever certain hours are named in this Division, they shall mean standard time or daylight-saving time as may be in current use in the State of California. [322:1. 584:1] ARTICLE 601 I ENFORCEMENT § 6011. Obedience to Police. Officers of the Police Department are hereby authorized to direct all traffic by means of visible or audible signal; and it shall be unlawful for any person to refuse or fail to comply with any lawful order, signal or direction of a traffic or police officer: [322:11:2] § 6012. Unauthorized Minors Directing Traffic. It shall be unlawful for any minor to direct or attempt to direct traffic, unless authorized so to do by the Chief of Police. [322:11:2] § 6013. Exemptions. The provisions of this Division regulating the movement, parking and standing of vehicles shall not apply to emergency vehicles of the police or sheriff's office or of the Fire Department or of a public utility while the driver of any such vehicle is engaged in the neces- sary performance of public emergency duties. [322:11:81 ARTICLE 602 CONTROL DEVICES § 6021. Designation of Signs, Signals. The Council shall, by resolution, determine and designate the character of all official warning and direction signs and signals. § 6021.1 Placing of Signs, Signals. Subject to this selection, the Chief i of Police is hereby authorized, and as to those signs required hereunder it shall be his duty, to place and maintain or cause to be placed and main- tained all official warning and direction signs and signals. § 6021.2 Uniformity of Signs. All signs authorized and required here- under for a particular purpose shall be uniform. [322:11:3] I § 6022. Absence of Visible Sign as Defense. No provision of this i Division for which signs are required shall be enforceable against the I alleged violator if, at the time and place of the alleged violation, the sign herein required is not in proper position and sufficiently legible to be seen by an ordinarily observant person. [322:11:3] § 6023. Obedience to Traffic Signs. No operator or pedestrian shall disobey the instructions of any mechanical or electrical traffic signal, traffic sign or mark upon the street placed in accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 322. [322:11:4] § 6023.1 Use of Unauthorized Barriers, Signs. No public utility or department in this City shall erect or place any barrier or sign unless of a type first approved by the Chief of,Police. [322:11:4] "1 § 6023.2 Obedience to Utility, City Barriers, Signs. No operator or pedestrian shall disobey the instructions of any barrier or sign approved, I i TRAFFIC GENERAL § 6024. l as above provided, erected or placed by. a public utility or by any depart- ment of this City. [322:11:4] § 6024. Crosswalks Authorized. The Chief of Police is hereby author- ized and required to establish and maintain and to designate upon the surface of the roadway, by appropriate devices, marks or white or yellow lines, crosswalks approximately equal in width to the adjacent sidewalk at all intersections where in his opinion there is particular danger to pedes- trians crossing the roadway. [322:11:6. 584:3] § 6025. Display of Unauthorized Signs Prohibited. No person shall place or maintain or display any device, other than an official warning or direction sign or signal erected under competent authority, upon or in view of a street, which purports to be, or is an imitation of, or resembles, an official warning or direction sign or signal, or which attempts to direct the movement of traffic or the actions of operators; and any such prohibited device shall be a public nuisance and the Chief of Police may remove it, or cause it to be removed, without notice. [322:11:7] § 6025.1 Injuring of Signs, Signals. No person shall willfully deface, injure, move or interfere with any official warning or direction sign or signal. [322:11:7] § 6026. Authority to Establish Truck Routes. The Council is hereby authorized to establish over an appropriate street or streets, and to desig- nate by proper signs, through traffic routes for the movement of vehicles of two (2) or more tons' capacity designed for carrying merchandise, freight or material. [322:IV:19b. 334] § 6026.1 Mandatory Use of Truck Routes. When any such through traffic route or routes are established and designated by appropriate signs, the operator of any vehicle mentioned in section 6026 shall drive on such route or routes and none other, except when it is impracticable to do so, or when necessary to traverse another street or streets to an intersection for the purpose of loading or unloading, but then only by such deviation from the nearest freight route as is reasonably necessary. [322:IV:19b. 3341 § 6027. Painting Curbs near Safety Zones, Intersections. Upon all streets within any business district, the Chief of Police shall designate the provisions of sections 586(c) and 586(d) of the California Vehicle Code, by placing and maintaining red paint or other red material upon the entire curb surface within areas omitting any crosswalk area or by placing and maintaining appropriate signs directing that the stopping of vehicles is prohibited. [322:V:31. 584:5] § 6028. Turning Markers Authorized. The Chief of Police is hereby authorized, and as to those intersections mentioned in section 6028.1 it shall be his duty, to place or cause to be placed turning markers in intersections as follows: § 6028.1 Location of Turning Markers. Within intersections where either intersecting roadway is less than sixty feet (60') in width, and in inter- sections where streets meet at other than right angles, and in intersections i i i ` TRAFFIC GENERAL § 6028.2 j where one street terminates in another, a marker shall be placed at every intersection of the medial line of each street with the prolongation of the property lines of the intersecting street, or as near the intersecting point of said lines as may be practical. [322:IV:15:1] § 6028.2 Other Intersections. Intersections other than those mentioned in section 6028.1 may be marked as provided in section 6028.1 or a single marker may be placed within such intersection at the intersection of the medial lines of intersecting streets. . [322:IV:15:2] I i i it i t TRAFFIC OPERATION CHAPTER 61 Chapter 61 OPERATION ARTICLE 610. GENERAL fill. PROHIBITED PLACES 612. TRUCK ROUTES 613. ONE-WAY ALLEYS 614. RIGHT TURNS 615. LEFT TURNS 616., U-TURNS ARTICLE 610 GENERAL § 6101. Driving Through Funeral Procession. It is unlawful for the operator of any vehicle to drive between the vehicles comprising a funeral procession, provided that such vehicles are conspicuously so designated. [322:IV:28] § 6'102. Bicycle Riding Restricted. It shall be unlawful to ride a bi- cycle upon any sidewalk. [322:IV:26] § 6102.1 Keeping to Right. The rider of a bicycle upon a roadway shall ride as nearly as practicable within five feet (5') of the right-hand curb or edge of the roadway except when passing a standing or other vehicle or making a left-hand turn at an intersection. [322:IV:26] § 6103. Riding on Handle Bars Prohibited. It shall be unlawful for the operator of any bicycle or motorcycle when upon a street to carry any other person upon the bat, handle or tank of any such vehicle or for any person to so ride upon any such vehicle. [322:IV:27] [State Law as to Carrying of Passenger on Motorcycle: See Calif. Vehi- cle Code, § 604.121 § 6104. Clinging to Moving Vehicles. It shall be unlawful for any person traveling upon any bicycle, motorcycle or any toy vehicle to cling to or attach himself or his vehicle to any other moving vehicle or streetcar upon any roadway. [322:IV:29] § 6105. Use of Coasters, Roller Skates, Etc. It shall be unlawful for. any person upon roller skates or riding in or by means of any coaster, toy vehicle or similar device to go upon any roadway. [322:IV:30] ARTICLE 611 PROHIBITED PLACES § 6111. Certain Vehicles Prohibited in Business District. It is unlawful for the operator of any of the following vehicles to drive the same in any business district between the hours of seven (7) a.m. and six (6) p.m. of any day except Sunday. [322:IV:22:1] Y�'ir 1d.tw.riAeGmavnau:rrn:vYkssm wirl.erawsnraia:map:eai+xau:Y,i.^J4�Yc.F.�natsGn:--f:,ca.K.=rsn=aaaaam."!:+€V.vseaemxmram'Ea?.m?�ro:dT' '+.�'xxLwt;nR::e.!'ca:-mia}I.e9imC€+L*a:.^s� ..h:t3iUa�r.Etr@1.^.nSd+xs. � v929pSj1�.$IYa�. Yi'1mCS/'6'RS3NYl .J.4Y 4�r^"!RGFLCYfYY'TIY+[ba2]^Tu;!Ga%.ri"fl5:fiv3'd'�R9Ti3TY9c'.�a'b'.NCCW!i'A'IIRR:l.'l:&weSR'JGf','.XiGIA'L'E5!1`.`.R'MYS1+:.�SdY4CSm,:.IwMLL"sAl"f3Adw wTcffi`S..AIYX•dAY1Df g^2$,',,,^"'CA+^,,..ry 611 7 , � r 33 .n Load., c`ny vehicle so loaded that any part o f its � G e.�'ends �� �aa�� � ��e feet W) to the frant or m;)re than ten feet (101) to the rear of said vehicle. (322oIV-022-01.) S 6112 Vehicles o,on �.ta�3 � ` `I�+ operator of a 'cs ,- n , those veh es re ula ed by hapter 69 of this Codes, shall not ive with. in any sidewalk area except at a permanent or Cempor•ary drive. (322-.M-2 1, 1003). ARTICLE 612 TRUCLt ROUTES I 2l 2� ' a� I, or S e� €, tt 1� gs �° �; shall p� z� t.l or drive y vn scow r� mn e�neal£ (2 tons,, dross weight can the £o 1 lowing streets: I 12 11 �`ir& �reet, Second Street arO Third S�ie�xr from Ocean Avenue - Late- Avenues S 612 a 2 M� free from Ocean Avenue to Seve�ateen�:t�. Street. (6630� - - S 6121 13 Fifth 5 l . n�! zti� Stree�� £ror,� C�c�:t�n n�:�eMe_ to main Street, , S 61 ,I Sew en h Street., E'� .ahth Street: and �?in S�reed £rc��s � r Ocean Venue to Pa Vt ' veMeo 5 6 rn 15 Tenth Street Eleventh Street Twelfth Street and "hreeneet 'omvenueo a e ee S & 1 'o eenth Street from Ocean Avenue- to Mama Street. S 6 2.1 17 i enth Stureet. ,froze Ocean Avenue to Palm Avenue. S 6121 IS Sixteenth Street from Ocean.avenue to Vourteenth Street and From Loma Avenue to Wes ey e. enuea F a tS61 L 19 � tee aeentthSeene 5treetTwentFirst treet ne Yuen ec�m neo � S• 2.tt21 Aj.z A:v6 ,.see from Twenty.third Street to First Street. 6 21 22 0Ilve Avenue from Twenty-third Strea�et to Lake Avente r, S 6121�23. 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City Lim , .( n -i r >Street fr° r ,Del vi e. .Avenue to Rwripshi,re Avenue; Delaware .Avenue from Quincy ncy -,:o e ven teent'3 Street, . and Yorktown Street from Delaware Avenue to S3,enteenth. S'-x ee-t a tt°ock routes wi thin. ,his �ity on w1hi rh vehi olos in exe ss of two and one-half to-; ;�w � might may be propelled., (.663:2 Atenue from. Indi anapolI s 5Street to Merilp,.i& Sties t,3 ,6 A,- . Z�c�r .da ��� � oAi �'ns�anapc l�� S�r°�e i to "he no th City Mimi r,° (322-23%� . 532°1) 663.1 Qxi -met from Maim Strom t to Delaware Avenues,. 44, TRAFFIC OPERATION § 6122 . § 6122. Excepted Vehicles. Except with respect to any vehicle which is subject to 'provisions of section 501/a of the Public Utilities Act. [322:23a. 532:1] § 6,123. Direct Route. It is not the intention of this Article .to prohibit any commercial vehicle from using any street by direct route to or from for the use of which is not restricted for the purpose of delivering or loading for transportation of goods, wares or merchandise. [322:23a. 532:1] § 6124. Creation of Truck Routes. (It is the intention. of this Article to create Seventeenth Street, Twenty-third Street, Mansion Avenue, Main Street from Wesley Avenue to the north City limits, Wesley Avenue from Seven- teenth Street to the railroad track between Lake Street and Alabama Ave- nue, and Quincy Avenue as truck routes within this City on which vehicles in excess of two and one-half (21/z) tons gross weight may be propelled.) [322:23a. 532:1] § 6125. Signs Prohibiting Trucks. The Chief of Police is hereby au- thorized,and directed to cause to be erected signs on the streets on which commercial vehicles in excess of two and one-half (21/2) tons gross weight are prohibited., [322:23b. 532:2] § 6125.1 Form of Signs. Said signs shall read as follows: HEAVY TRAFFIC PROHIBITED NO VEHICLE IN EXCESS OF 21/a TONS [322:23b. 532:21 § 6126. Truck Routs Signs. And shall cause to be erected signs on the streets not affected .by this Article, that is, streets on which trucks in excess of two and one-half (21/z) .tons gross weight are permitted' to travel. § '6126.1 Form of Signs. Said signs shall read as follows: TRUCK ROUTE [322:23b. 532:2] ARTICLE 613 ONE-WAY ALLEYS §-6131. One-Way Alleys Designated. One-way alleys: The follow- ing alleys located within this City are hereby designated as one-way alleys: §' 6131.1. Alleys in Blocks 103, 104. Alleys between Main Street and Third Street, and between Main Street and Fifth Street, and the alleys running from said alleys northeasterly to Walnut Avenue, and located within`blocks 103 and 104, Huntington Beach Tract, and [322:31a:a. 502:1], § 6131.2 Alleys in Blocks 203, 204. Alleys located in block 203 and 204, Huntington Beach Tract. [322:31a:b. 502:1] § 6132. Violation of Sign. No person shall operate any motor vehicle in said alleys in any direction, or enter said alleys, when a sign is posted as herein provided, except as herein provided. [322:31a. 502:1] § 6132.1 Entering Alleys in Blocks 103,,104. All motor vehicles en- Al t 'TRAFFIC OPERATION § 6132.11 , tering the' alleys designated and described in.,section 6131.1 heremabove shall enter from Main Street or Walnut Avenue ,and shall exit as follows: ' § 6132.11 Exit. Those entering the alleys in block 103 shall exit on Third Street; and those entering the alley in block 104 shall exit on 'Fifth Street. ..[322:31 a. 502:1] § 6132:2 Entering-Alleys in Blocks 203. 204: Direction. All motor, ve- hicles entering the said alleys designated and described in section 6131.2 shall enter from Olive Avenue and exit on Walnut Avenue; and all such . traffic entering said alleys shall proceed in the direction of the exit. [322:31a. 502:1] § 6�133. Signs Authorized: Signs at Entrances. The Chief of Police is hereby authorized and directed to place or cause .to be placed signs at the entrance of said alleys herein designated, reading as follows: "EN- TRANCE, ONLY. ONE WAY ALLEY." § 6133.1 Signs at Exits. And at the exit of said alleys, signs read- ing as follows: "DO NOT ENTER. ONE WAY ALLEY." §. 6133.2 Signs at Alley Intersections. And, to place or cause to be placed signs reading "RIGHT TURN ONLY" or."LEFT TURN ONLY," and to indicate by lines on the pavement at the intersection of the alleys in block . 103 and block" 104 in order, to direct the traffic in accordance with this Article. [322:31a; 502:1] § 6134. Alley .Parking Restricted to Unloading. It ,shall be illegal to park any motor vehicle in any one-way alley, except while unloading. § 6134.1 Time Limit. Any such motor .vehicle shall not be parked longer than twenty minutes. § 6134.2 'Requiring Removal. Any Police Officer -may require any . such motor vehicle so parked to be moved in order to allow the. free passing of other vehicles lawfully within said alley. [322:31a. _ 502:1] ARTICLE 614 RIGHT TURNS • t § 6141. Right Turn on Red Permitted. The driver of any .vehicle pro- ceeding westerly on Ocean Avenue, or southerly on Main Street, may make a right-hand turn against the red or stop signal at the intersection of Ocean Avenue and Main. Street in this City, after first stopping, under . the following conditions: § 6142. Sign Required. .When a sign, is erected permitting such - right-hand .turn as hereinafter provided. [494:1:1] § 6143. Approach for Turn. Said right-hand turn may be .made only from the right-hand or near lane. [494:1:2] § 6144. Right of Way. Provided the driver of said vehicle shall yield the right of way to pedestrians and other traffic proceeding ,as directed by ' . ' the. signal at said intersection. [494:1:3] l o ��?Aut orIzedn The �ai.ef of Police is hereby authorized and dirzz cted. to erect and maintain a sign at: the entrance of said intersection,, or as near as practicable thoreto, as follows.- ARTICLE 6.13 LEFT TUNS Loft L"u s Proh The operator of 9 wahicic shall not between the hours of seven (7) a.m. and sic p.m. of any clay except Sunda. , make, a left turn at any intersection when so deei gna'ed by ROSO Ai on of the CcunciLl (322:VI:16) 6152. §jMa. Signs shall he ere6ted and araiintaianed designating g u14-0 prT1,71- si,ons of section 6151,, (322:IV-. .6) ARC= 616 V—TUR 1j}UU�T 4 6 tit,. FroLai.b,J&,:ix,Z v Ua-.'�i r sn he Council may,, by resolution,; designate any intersection of public '?n ghwaaya at w4ii ch Intersection no U-TM^ in a. complete circle may be made, and, upon the posting of si,„ns i-nedloati ng the Fact that no U-Turn is permitted in such intersect- on,, it shall be uarlawfV','1 for the operator oR any vehicle to turn said vehi.clee in a cc-gssplete ci.-,cleor=. so as to proceed kn :he opposite direction, or to make a U-Turn at said intersection, 334) ARTICLE 617 SPEED LU41TS Hair Hairi Str°Fz{ � raA�: tes as jtr� t,e .ems : tCouncil does hereby find .-.atl' dete.msne, i4)on the ba3 s of jan anginaaex-Ing and traffic survey;, that the =J. :ra facie 1Jjr- .t of 55 T4'Pilos rper hour is 'f,lore t.hwn i reasonable or, saf'ra up au Maim Street betwai en ''11t Street and Qlay StreslGo SRe .iwt, Krt a� The "1�y '�-an�i'a do s hereby zf determine and declere the prime facie spaed liJeLt Of 25 miler;z p-ir hour, oat, ha:in Street, between 11 th Street and s;''day Street is tih:e) most;, apprc�p ia;ate speed t o facilitate the orderly move-mant, of traffic and i.�5 a.Ne soriab le and safe. (598-:l. 662u2) 2 Si. ,.: The prJAa facie speed limit of 25 n7l.1e 3 per how- up cnn MaLn Street between llt h Street and Clay Street 3ha:ll be of fey:Ave 'when appropriate op ri.atte signs giving notice of :Mach prima facie speed :li.rs'bi td are en", t. : upo«n soy a street, (598tl 202) 6 C}ni 3� o Pace to Local Sj&M- The bi.ef of Pol.:L:e is hereto authorized and directed to eau.e to be located si rs of a tree comp:lryring h the requirawnts of the Vehicle Code of the Staats of California, on. Main between l.lth Street and relay Street, designating the ipeed: l.in-it as found end datermizmd by the City Councll.. (598 e°1 2 s 2 o th 5"t xV- Qc-_c '.4ds:� 'ds. .;f g-;O ..9 rii `wr,�::......,�.�i.�.�'��^3.,�,c: 71 hie city Ccr 1r 3�"'.'il doss hereby find and determine, upon the b:asi.3 off.' cin en!,ag veering and traffic i survey that the •prima facie speed limit of 55 miles per hour is more than is reasonable or safe upon 17th Street between Ocean Avenue and Main Street and that the prima facie speed limit: of 35 miles per hour on 17th Street between Ocean .Avenue and Main Street- is the most appropriate speed to facilitate the orderly movement of traffic and is reasonable and safe. (638-,1) i ( S 6172.1 Prima Facie S eed wit, Si. ns. The prima facie speed Zianit of mi es per •lour �s ere y established upon 17th Street between Ocean Avenue and Main Street; and shall be effective when appropriate signs giving; notice of such prima facie speed limit are erected upon such street. The Chief of Police is hereby authorized and directed to cause to be erected" signs of a type complying with the requirements of the` Vehicle Code of the State of California on 17th Strret between Ocean Avenue and Main Street designating a speed limit of 35 miles per hour. (63801) S 6Z72.2. Sneed Limit can Gothard Street between Warmer Avenue and Main greet o 'The ity Counc oes ere � i r a�a ete��tirae� upon t e as is of an engineering and traffic survey,, that the prima facie speed limit of 65 miles per hour on Gothard `S heet between Warmer Avenue and Main Street is more than is reasonable and safe. Therefore the City Council does hereby determine and declare the p prima facie speed limit of 35 miles per hour on said portion of Gothard Street is the most appropriate speed to facilitate the ( orderly movement of traffic, and is reasonable and safe. '(816.1 872.1) S 617203. Si nso The prima facie speed limit of .35 miles * per hour upon Get and Street between darner Avenue and Main Street shall be effective when appropriate signs gi-.ping notice of such prima facie sppeed limit are erected upon said street. The Chief of Police is ,inereby authori ed and directed to cause said signs to be erected. (816.1 872.1) S 6172.4 Speed Limit on Goldenwest Street between Mansion Avenue n his venue. ffe sty uc cooaere yn and etermine upon t e as s of an engineering and traffic survey con- ducted by the .Orange County Traffic Committee, that the prima facie speed Limit of 65 miles per hour is more than is reasonnabbe or safe. Therefore, the City CoAnici.l does hereby determine and declare the - prima facie speed limit of 40 miles per hour as the most appropriate speed to facilitate the orderly Movement of traffic and is reason- able and safe. (984) S 6172.55. Speed Limit on GoldeYnw�est Street between Ellis Avenue and Warner venuea e C�ty Caunc 1 oes ere y n an eter�a new upon the as s o - an engineering and traffic survey conducted by the Orange County Traffic Conmittee, ,that the prima facie speed limit of 65 miles per hour is more than is reasonable or safe. 'Therefore, the City .Council does hereby determine and declare the prima facie speed limit of 50 miles per hour as the most appropriate speed to facilitate the orderly movement of traffic and is reasonable and safe. (984) TFAFFIC OPERATION S 6172.6 S 6172.a�6 §2eeo Limit. Goldenwest Street Between Warner Avenue_ "; --- _n�da n�e t Ter R_rre— and !qc C—ou-r=cil_=a`o_e=jc_eSy_7f!T Tio, -_Ulty upon the basis of an engineering and traffic survey conducted by the Orange County Traffic Committee, that the prima facie speed limit of 65 miles per hour is more .than is reasonable or safe. Therefore, the City Council does hereby determine and declare the prima facie speed limit -of 55 miles per hour as the most appropriate speed to facilitate the orderly movemept, of traffic and is reasonable and safe. (984) S 6172 7 wed Limit. Brookhurst Street Betwe6n Adams Avenue and Gar Fi-61aA-,venuel-.---T'Re=3-ty ounci oes were y and an etermine E upon--h-e i engineering and traffic survey conducted. by the Ta-s--s -o T a�_ Orange County Traffic Committee that ,the prima facie speed limit of 65 miles per hour is more than is reasonable or safe. Therefore, the City Council does hereby determine and declare the prima facie speed limit of 55 miles per hour as the most appropriate speed to facilitate the orderly movement of traffic and is reasonable and safe. (984) S - 617:22.8-. Edin2er Avenue Between Bolsa Chica- Avenue and Spring- dale Street,, The _CI_tyCoun=�3_e e as is oF an engineering and traffic survey conducted by the Orange County Traffic Committee, that the prima facie speed limit of 65 'miles per hour is more than is reasonable-or 'safe. Therefore, the City Council does hereby determine and declare the prima.1.facie speed... limit -of 40 miles per hour as the most appropriate' speed to facilitate the order- ly movement of traffic and is reasonable and safe. (984) S 6172.90 Edinger Avenue Between Springdale Street and Beach Boulevard,, The Zl 1:1:13 (!i Dune re y ind es e an e _e upon �It_ e "Kiii—sof—an engineering and traffic survey conducted by the Orange County Traffic Committee that the prima facie speed limit of 65 miles per hour is more than is reasonable or safe. Therefore, the, City Council does hereby determine and declare the prima facie speed limit of 45 miles per hour as the most appropriate speed to facilitate the orderly movement of traffic and is reasonable and safe. (984) S 6173. Warner Avenue Between Coas't Hi hwa1.7 (101a)-. and Edwards Uft_yC7I ---i-e-E-y-71 E2_ Street e DuncIT etermine upon t e basis of an engineering- and traffic survey conducted by the Orange County 'Traffic ic Committee that the prima facie speed limit of 65 miles per hour is more than is reasonable or safe. Therefore, the City Council does hereby determine and declare the -prima facie speed limit of 50 miles per hour as the most appropriate speed to facilitate the orderly movement of traffic and is reasonable and safe.- (984) S 6173A A_1 Warner Avenue Between Edwards Street and Co-nn &Ar_ _a' � ;3 upon Street. The City CouncTI o C es M ere y n X an et Mt e Va'sis of an engineering and traffic survey conducted by the Orange County Traffic Committee that the prima facie speed limit .of 65 miles per hour is more than' is reasonable or safe. Therefore, the City Council does hereby determine and declare the prima facie speed limit of 45 miles per hour as the most appropriate speed to facilitate the orderly movement of traffic and is reasonable and safe,, (984) TRAFFIC OPEMMON S 617302 S 6173 2 Main Street Between Clay_qtreet and Beach Boulevard. The City Council-Zo-e-s-'Fre-r-e-S-y--ii-n=aii-d-"aetei-ihi:nE --upon- the basis of an engineering and traffic survey conducted by the Orange County Traffic Committee that the prima facie speed limit of 65 miles per hour is more than is reasonable or safe,, Therefore, the City Council does hereby . determine and declare the prima facie speed limit of 40 miles per hour as the most appropriate speed to facilitate the orderly movement of- traffic and is reasonable and safe (984) S 6173 3 Talbert- Street Between -Goldenwest Street and Newland IjIF; I e upon t Stre n an te 11=ss of an engineering and traffic survey conducted by the Orange County Traffic Committee that the prima - facie speed limit of 65 miles per hour Is more than is reasonable or safe, Therefore, the City _ Council does hereby determine and declare the prima facie speed limit of 40 miles per hour as the most appropriate speed to facilitate the orderly movement of traffic and is reasonable and safe. (984) S 6173 4o Bolsa Chica Avenue Between Warner Avenue and Bolsa Avenue_._- e City Mo-un-'cl-f-To—es ere y in as eterm ne upon t e his Z;f are engineering and traffic survey conducted by the Orange County--Traf f ic Committee .that..the prima facie . speed_ limit of 65 miles per hour is more than is reasonable or safe,, eief ore the-' p 0 City Council does hereby determine and declare the prima facie speed limit of 45 miles per hour as the most appropriate speed to facilitate the orderly movement of- traffic and is reasonable and safe,, (984) S 6173.5. jigns. The prima facie speed limits as follows -. 40 miles per hour sion Avenue and 50 miles per hour u on Coldenwest street etween Bllis Avenue and 55 miles per hour u on Goldenwest treet Between garner and V11#_,F&den venue. 55 miles per hour * on Brookhurst Street `Between Adams Avenue and Garfie Avenueo 40 miles per hour upon Edinger Avenue Between o sachica Avenue and Spring a 45 miles per hour Mpon Edinger avenue Wet-w—e i-n7S r n da e Street an Be c ou evar Warner Avenue de 50 miles per hour uRan etween past H wax Iola and Edwards Streeto d ac I 45 miles per hour Mon Warner Aven=utzff-;t-w-;e--n -;=a-i7"Stre'et and C ner 40 miles per hour Mon Nire Street etween -_ ay Street and Beach Boulevardo 40 'miles per hour U on Talbert Str7e_e=F_Retw; -- Coldpnwest Street and ew are tx Illeeto and 45 miles per hour wen WgMLeX_Ave nue shall be effective when appropriate signs giving notice of such prima facie speed limits are erected upon said streets. The Chief of Police is hereby authorized and directed to cause said. signs to be' erected. (984) TRAFFIC STOPS CHAPTER 62 Chapter 62 STOPS ARTICLE 620. GENERAL 621. STOPS DESIGNATED 622. STOPPING REQUIRED 623. SIGNPOSTING ARTICLE 620 l i GENERAL § 6201. Driving from Alleys. The operator of a vehicle emerging from an alley, driveway or garage, in the business district shall stop such vehicle immediately prior to driving onto a sidewalk or onto the sidewalk area extended across any alleyway. [322:IV:20] ARTICLE 621 STOPS DESIGNATED § 6211. Designation of Stop Intersections. The following street inter- sections in this City are hereby designated as "Stop" intersections: § 6212. Main Street and Acacia Street. [322:23c:3. 537:1] § 6212.1 Main Street and Magnolia Avenue. [322:23:1. 519:1] [Also 322:23b:5. 534:1] _ § 6212.2 Main Street and Fifth Street and Frankfort Street Extension. [322:23:2. 519:1] i § 6212.21 Main Street and Mansion Avenue. [322:23b':9. 534:1] § 6212.3 Main Street and Seventeenth Street. [322:23:3. 519:1] § 6212.31 Main Street and Quincy Street. [322:23d:2. 549:1] § 6212.4 Alabama Street and Frankfort Street Extension. [322:23:4. 519:1] § 6212.41 Delaware Avenue and Yorktown Street. [322:23c:1. 537:1] § 6212.42 Delaware Avenue and Quincy Street. [322:23c:2. 537:1] r § '6212.43 Delaware Avenue and Joliet Street. (Easterly side.) [322: 23b':8. 534:1] § 6212.5 Delaware Avenue and Indianapolis Street. [322:23:5. 519:1]' § 6212.6 Delaware Avenue and Frankfort Street. [322:23:6. 519:1] 4 { § 6212.7 Summit Avenue and Main Street. [322:23:7. 519:1] § 6212.8 Olive Avenue and First Street. [322:23:8. 519:1] { § 6212.9 Atlanta Street and Lake Avenue. [322:23:9. 519:1] § 6212.91 Lake Avenue and Quincy Street. [322:23d:1. 549:1] TRAFFIC STOPS S 6212.92 S 6212.92 Lake Avenue and Eleventh Street. Ste. Lake Avenue and Frankfort Street. (322.23.109 519.1) S 6213.1 Frankfort Street and Hill Street. (322.23.119 53.9.1) S 621.3.2 Fourteenth Street and Palm Avenue 4 (322.23.1.2..,..__519.1.) S 6213.24 Orange Avenue and Alain Street, (322.23b.39 534.1) S 6213025 Orange Avenue and Fi:ith Street. (322.23.2. 534.1) S 6213.3 Orange Avenue an&\ Sixth Street. ('322.23.139 519-1) S 6213.4 Orange Avenue and. Seventh Street. (322.23.149 519.1) S 621�j Orange Avenue and Eighth Street. (322623.15, 519.1) S 6213.6 Orange .Avenue and Ninth Street© (322.23.16, 51.9.3e) S 6213.7 Orange Avenue and Tenth Street. (322.23.17, 519.1) SS 623.8 Orange Avenue and .Eleventh Street. (322.236188 519.1) S 6213. Orange Avenue and Twelfth Street. (322.23.19, 519m1) S 6214© Orange Avenue and Thirteenth Street. (322.23.20, 519.1; S 6214.1 Orange Avenue and Fourteenth Street. (322.23.21, 519.1 S 6214.2 Orange Avenue and Fifteenth Street. (322.23.22, 519.1.) S 6214.3 Orange Avenue and Sixteenth Street. (322.23.239 519.1) S 621,4 .4 Orange Avenue and Seventeenth .8treet. (322.23.249519-1; S 6214.41 Orange .Avenue and Twenty-third Street. (322.23Cg 559.1; S 6214.42 Orange Avenue and Eighteenth Street. (705.1) S 6214.43 Orange Avenue and Nineteenth Street. (705.1) S 6214.44 Orange Avenue and Twentieth Street. (705.1) S 6214.45 Orange Avenue and Twenty-wfirst Street© (705.1) S 6214.46 Orange Avenue and Twenty-second :street. (705.1) S 6214.5 Palm Avenue and Seventeenth Street. (322.23b.1, 5;�?,r.1.) S 6214.6 Ocean Avenue and First Street, (322.23.26, 519.1) S 6214.� Ocean 4ti,ar4. ,t�ae ;��td Second Street. (322 a23.27 s 519.1) S 6214.8 Ocean Avenue and Third Street© (322©23.28, 519-1) S 6214.9. Ocean Avenue and Fifth Street. (322.23.29, 519.1) S 6215. Ocean Avenue and Sixth Street. (322.23.30, 519.1) S 6215.11 Ocean Avenue and Seventh Street. (322.23.31, 519.1) S 6215.2 Ocean Avenue and Eighth Street, (322.23.329 519-1) S 6215. Ocean Avenue and Ninth Street. (322.23.33, 519.1) S 6215.4 Ocean Avenue and `Tenth Street. (322.23,34., 519.1) 8 6215.5 Ocean Avenue and Eleventh Sty^eet. (322.23.35, 519,1) TRAFFIC STOPS S 6215,6 S 6215.6 Ocean Avenue and Twelfth Street. (322.23-369 519-1) S 6215.7 Ocean Avenue and Thirteenth Street, (322623.379 519-1) S 6215.8 Ocean Avenue and Fourteenth Street. (322.23-389 519-1) S 6215. Ocean Avenue and Fifteenth Street. (322.23-399 519-1) S 6216. Ocean Avenue and Sixteenth Street. (322.23-409 519-1) S 6216.1 Ocean Avenue and Seventeenth Street. (322.23-419 519.11' S 6216.21 Ocean Avenue and Eighteenti'. Street. (322.23-429 519-1) 3 6216,31 Ocean Avenue and Nineteenth Street. (322.23.439 519-1) S 6216.4' Ocean Avenue and Twentieth Street. (322.23.44, 519-1) 8 6216.5 Ocean Avenue and Twenty-first Street. (322.23-45,519-1; S 6216.6 Ocean Avenue and Twenty-second Street. 022.2-1,46, 519 8 6216.71 Ocean Avenue and Twenty-third Street. (322.23-47, 519.] S 6216.8. Acacia Avenue and Sixth Street. (322.23b.4, 534-1) IS 6216, Third Street and Lake Avenue. (322.23b.6. 534.,,1) 1_§21' . Main Street and Crest Avenue,, (322.23b.7. 534-1) L= S 6217.1 .Huntington Avenue and Atlanta Street. (322.23g,576,1) S 6217.2 Indianapolis Street and Alabama Averlueo (589.1) 6217.2.1 Indianapolis Street and Frankfort Street (705.1) 6 6217.3 Huntington Avenue and Prankfort Street. (589.2) L_§Ll L.A Palm Avenue and Eleventh Street. (621,1) §� 6217.6 Olive Avenue and 17th Stree-to- (616.1) &_§Ll7,,l Palm Avenue and Thirteenth Street. (690.1) 6217.8 Talbert Road and Hartland Avenue. (690.1) 6217.9 Cannery Street and Atlanta Avenue. (698.1) A!.TICLE 622 STOPPING REOIRED 8 6221. Stops Required at Posted Entrances, All vehicles entering or crossing said intersections are hereby required to stop at the following entrances thereoft provided said entrances are clearly marked or signposted as required by the Vi,,:hicle Code of the State of California. " (322.23, 519-1) .S 6222. Main Street and Acacia Street. All vehicles entering or crossing said intersection from Acacia Street are required to stop at the entrance thereof. (322.23c.3. 537.1) S 6222.1 Main Street and Avenue. All vehicles enter- ing or crossing said intersection from Magnolia Avenue are re- quired to stop at the entrance thereofo (322o23-19 519.10 322.23-b-59 534-1) TRAFFIC STOPS S 62221.2 ti t 62�2,2 . Main Street and Fifth Street and ankf'ort � nenteringStrer esion or ck=ossing said intersection from Fifth Street or from Frankfort Street Extension are required to stop at the. -ontranct thereofe (322;23 :2. 5 :1) s 6222®2:. INain Street and Mansion Avenue: All ve- , hicles enteringor crossing said intersection from Mansion Avenue are required to stop at the entrance thereof. {322 s 23b ' e 91 534.-V S 6222,i TTa.in Street = n Seventeenth Street: All vehicles entering or crossing said intersection. f"ron Seventeenth Street are required to strop at the en- trance thereof. (322 a23 0 - 519:1) S 6222.31 Main Street and Quinev Street ee All ve- ffss ezyb fng or cr6`s`9UTE77saT!d 7 ersection are required to stop at the entrance thereof. (32202:3d. 549:1 ) (3220-23d>l- 549:1) r t TRAFFIC STOPS § 6222.4 § 6222.4 Alabama Avenue and Frankfort Street Extension: All ve- hicles entering or crossing said intersection from Alabama Avenue are required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:4. 519:1] § 6222.41 Delaware Avenue and Yorktown Street: All vehicles en- tering or crossing said intersection from Yorktown Street are required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23c:l'. 537:11 § 6222.42 Delaware Avenue and Quincy Street: All vehicles enter- ing or crossing said intersection are required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23c:2'. 537:1] 1. § 6222.43 Delaware Avenue and Joliet Street: All vehicles entering or crossing said intersection from the easterly side of Joliet Street are re- quired to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23b':8 . 534:1] § 6222.5 Delaware Avenue and Indianapolis Street: .All vehicles en- tering or crossing said intersection from Indianapolis Street are required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:5. 519:1] § 6222.6 Delaware Avenue and Frankfort Street: All vehicles en- tering or crossing said intersection from Delaware Avenue or from Frank- fort Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:6. 519:1] § 6222.7 Summit Avenue and Main Street: All vehicles entering or crossing said intersection from the westerly side of Main Street are here- by required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:7. 519:1] § 6222.8 Olive Avenue and First Street: All vehicles entering or crossing said intersection. from Olive Avenue are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:8. 519:11 § 6222.9 Atlanta Street and Lake Avenue: All vehicles entering or crossing said intersection from Atlanta Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:9. 519.1] § 6222.91 Lake Avenue and Quincy Street: All vehicles entering or crossing said intersection from Lake Avenue are required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:2.3d. 549:1] § 6222.92 Lake Avenue and Eleventh Street. All vehicles entering or crossing said intersection from Lake Avenue are required to stop at the entrance thereof, provided said entrance is clearly marked or signs posted as required by the Vehicle Code of the State of California. [322: 23f. 573:1] § 6223. Lake and Frankfort Street: All vehicles entering or cross- ing said intersection from Lake Avenue are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:10. 519:1] § 6223.1 Frankfort Street and Hill Street: All vehicles entering or crossing said intersection from Hill Street are required to stop at the en- trance thereof. [322:23:11. 519:1] �) § 6223.2 Fourteenth Street and Palm Avenue: All vehicles entering 3 T UP S, S 6223,24 or crossing aaid. intersection from Fourteenth Street or from, 'Palm A 1b venue are ere'0y required to stop at the entrance thexreof (322.23.129 519.1) 6 6223.2,4 QraMe Avenue and Main 6tree°t© .4,11, vehicles entering or crossing said intersection front Orange Avenue are re�,.uired to stop at the entrance thereof'© (322.23b.3., 534.1) S 6223.25 Fifth btreet and. All vehicles enter- Tng_oi c�ossing saU"U' interseqNi��th 6treet are requir- ed to stop at the entrance thereof. (3*22.23b.2. 534.1) S 6223.3 Oranj.e Avenue and. 6ixth Street. All vehicles ent e.r g Fom-71 t Street are hereby, n or crossing sakiR h tr S, - required to stop at the entrance thereof. (322.23-13, 519-1) S 6 j L2!9:;.��,4 Orange kvenue and Seyexath Street. AIJ. vehicles enter- ing or crossing �—ald Street are hereiey required. to stop at the entrance thereof. (322.23.149 * 519cl) omne Avenue and Ejahtb Street. All vehicles enter- Ing or oxro ssing say T71.n-Fer6ectloN ME=Fighth Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. (322.23-15, 519Q1) B 6223,6 Qra,.p e Avenue and Birth Street. All vehicles enter-.. Tug-or 711-lrosMg 53-aid. Jj1nt�;_rsW, �.7_tioT_fWo'7R;`3_nth Street are hereby required. to stop at the entrance thereof (322.23.16, 519A) jc3 60424"?]50#76 �`tm.nr 14,venue and Tenth Street. All vehiclea, enter-, I-H—gox; �ros�;TZE_ Street are hereby required to etop at the entrance thereof. (322.23-17, 51ql) 8 622�.8 Ornge Avenue and Eleventh Street, All vehicles en e-7 1 n g oi —from orange Avenue or B-leventh 6treet are hereby, required to stop at the entranice thereof. (322-23.1-89 51.9-1) 2 6223. Oran e Avenue and Twelfth Streets All vehicles enter- ing or crossing said, intersectio. T—ro@711--we"Ifth Street are hereDy required to stop at the entrance there.of,, (322.23-19, 519.1) 0rar1LA,.rA�,,e_.-xue am Thirteanth Street. All vehiclea rat en or a; oa -teenth Street are 'lhereby 11equired to stop at the, entrance -thereof. (322.23.20,, 5:19-1.) 3 6224.1 OLaL,,P* Avenue and Fomrteanth Street. A.I.I. vehiclep, e _ RTTT�77roF17-_urteenth 8treet or crossing said jj,14 t_G_R—ni - Versecti are hereby required to atop at the entranoe -thereof. (322,23 ,22 ;. 4 f�22 2 Ora Avarwe and. Fifteentb :-.5-Ureet. ti-11 'vehicles r oross-kng said from, it 63treet n t i5H n g o are hereby reqiAired, to stop at the ej-1trauce thereof (322,2',,." TPLAFFIC STOPS S 6224.3 5 6224,3 Orange Avenue and Sixteenth Street. All vehicles iFnTering or crossing said, intersection from Sixteenth Street are hereby required to stop at# the entrance thereof. (322.23.239 519-1) S 6224.4 Orange Avenue and, Seventeenth Street. All vehicles entering or crossing said intersection are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. (322-23.249 519-19 705..2) S 6224.41 Twenty-third Street and Orange Avenue. All vehicles ering or crossing said intersection from Orange Avenue are required to stop at the' easterly side of said Twenty-third Street. (322.23e, 559,,1) S 6224.42 Orange Avenue and Eighteenth Street. All vehicles enTe—r-Eng-or crossing. said intersec ton T�_rom�Eighteenth Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. (705-1) S 6224.43 Orange Avenue and Nineteenth 6treeto All vehicles enterini-or crossing said intersection from Nineteenth Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. (705-1) 8 6224.44 Orange Avenue and. Twentieth Street,, All vehicleo enTFFIng—o entieth Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof,, (705.1) S 6224.45 Orange Avenue and Twenty-first Street. All vehialee entering or crossing said intersecil6n from Twenty-first Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. (705.1) S 6224.46 Orange Avenue and Twenty-second Street. All vehicles 'entering or crossing said intersection from Twenty-second ;3*treet are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. (705-1) 3 6224.5 Palm Avenue and Seventeenth Street. All vehiclea � ering or crossing. said intersection ,from Palm Ave*nue are hereby required. to stop at the entrance thereofe (322.23b.l. 534 , � 5 6224.6 Ocean Avenue and First Street. All vehicles entering or crossing saiaseton rosy Firs Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. (322.23.26, 519-1) S 6224.7 Ocean Avenue and Second Street, All vehicles enter- in9 or croisUng said in ersection from Second Street are hereb,, required to stop at the entrance thereof. (322.23.279 519-1) Ocean iiveniue and Third :street. All 'vehicles entering or crossing said, intersection from Third Street are hereb ► re quired to stop at the entrance V,,��reof, (,322.23.28, 519,7 62'4.9 Ocean 4;vep:u,q ana Fifth 6treet. All vehicjes entej,-ing or crossing said intersecti.on. from Fii:th Street are b.ereby re- ,�idred to stop at the entrance thereof (322,23.29,, 519.1) TRAFFIO STOPS S 6225, S 622 , Ocean Avenue and Sixth Street, All vehicles' entering or crossing said intersec ion rom Sixth Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof, (322.23.309 519.1) S 6225.1 Ocean Avenue and Seventh Street, All veh ales enter- n rossing said in ersection from Seventh Street are here- by required to stop at the entrance thereof, (322,23,31v 519,1) S 6225,2 Ocean Avenue and A hth Street, All vehicles .enter- nng or crossing said in erseation rom Righth Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof, (322.23.32, 519,1) S 6225, Ocean Avenue and Ninth Street, All vehicles enter- a.ng or crossing saR ersection from Ninth Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof, (322.23.33, 519,1) S 6225,4 Ocean Avenue ,-nd Tenth Street, All vehicles entering or crossing ersectIon. rom `Pen h Street are hereb re- q uired to stop at the entrance thereof, (322.23.34, 51901� S 6225,5 Ocean Avenue and Eleventh Street, All vehies enter- a.ng r crossang saran` ersec on rom E eventh Street are hereby required to :top at the entrance thereof, (322,23,3595.J.9,1 S 6225.6 Ocean Avenue and Twelfth Street,, or crossing sai, a °ersectaon rom 'wed Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof, (322.23.36, 519,1 S 6225.7 Ocean. Avenge aid Thirteenth Street, All vehicles enter- i g or crossing said n ersec ion rom Thirteenth Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof, (322,,23,3795).9,1; i TRAFFIC STOPS § 6225.8 § 6225.8 Ocean Avenue and Fourteenth Street: All vehicles enter- ing or crossing said intersection from Fourteenth Street are hereby re- quired to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:38. 519:1] § 6225.9 Ocean Avenue and Fifteenth Street: All vehicles entering or crossing said intersection from Fifteenth Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:39. 519:1] § 6226. Ocean Avenue and Sixteenth Street: All vehicles entering or crossing said intersection from Sixteenth Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:40. 519:1] "ti § 6226.1 Ocean Avenue and Seventeenth Street: All vehicles en- tering or crossing said intersection from Seventeenth Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:41. 519:1] § 6226.2 Ocean Avenue and Eighteenth Street: All vehicles enter- ing or crossing said intersection from Eighteenth Street are hereby re- •quired to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:42. 519:1] § 6226.3 Ocean Avenue and Nineteenth Street: All vehicles enter- ing or crossing said intersection from Nineteenth Street are hereby re- quired to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:43. 519:1] § 6226.4 Ocean Avenue and Twentieth Street: All vehicles entering or crossing said intersection from Twentieth Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:44. 519:1] § 6226.5 Ocean Avenue and Twenty-first Street: All vehicles enter- ing or crossing said intersection from Twenty-first Street are hereby re- quired to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:45. 519:1] § 6226.6 Ocean Avenue and Twenty-second Street: All vehicles en- tering or crossing said intersection from Twenty-second Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:46. 519:1] § 6226.7 Ocean Avenue and Twenty-third Street: All vehicles en- tering or crossing said intersection from Twenty-third Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23:47. 519:1] § 6226.8 Acacia Avenue and Sixth Street: All vehicles entering or crossing said intersections from Acacia Avenue are required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23b':4'. 534:1] § 6226.9 Third Street and Lake Avenue: All vehicles entering or crossing said intersections from Third Street are required to stop at the entrance thereof. [322:23b':6'. 534:1] § 6227. Main Street and Crest Avenue: All vehicles entering or cross- ing said intersections from Crest Avenue are required tb stop at the en- trance thereof. [322:23':7'. 534:1] § 6227.1 Huntington Avenue and Atlanta Street: All vehicles enter- ing or crossing said intersection are required to stop at the entrance there- of. [322:23g. 576:1. 589:51 TRAFFIC STOPS 6227.2 6 S 6227,2 Indianapolis, Street and Alabama Avenue, All vehic es en ering or cross ng said in ersection are required - to stop at the entrance thereof. (589.3) S 6227.21 Indiana olis' Street and Frankfort Street. All ve c Bess®en Bring or crossing said intersection .from Frankfort Street are hereby required to stop at the entrance thereof. (705o11, S 6227, Huntington Avenue and -Frankfort Streeto All vehicles entering or crossing sai intersect-1-on are required to stop at the entrance thereof., (589.4) S 6227.4 Palm Avenue and Eleventh Street, All vehicles enter- . ng or cross ng sai in ersec ion rom E eventh Street are re- quired to stop at the entrance thereof. (621.2) S 6227.6 Olive Avenue and 17th Street, All vehicles entering an crossing saidn ersect on rom .0 zve Aveg are required, to stop at the entrance thereof. (616.2) S 6227,7 Palm-Avenue and Thirteenth Street, 'All vehicles en er3ng or crossing said IFEersection rom Thirteenth Street are required to stop at the entrance thereof. (690.1) S 6227.8 Talbert Road and Hartlund Avenue, All vehicles en eying or crossing said intersection from Hartlund Avenue are required to stop at the entrance thereof, (690.1) S 6227.9 Cannery Street and Atlanta Avenue© All vehicles ' en er ng or crossing said intersection from Cannery Street are required to stop at the entrance thereof. (698.1) ARTICLE 623 SIGEPOSTIRG S 6231. Si n ost authorized. The Chief of Police is ere y author ze' and zrec ed to place and maintain stop signs or yield right of way signs at or near the entrance of the intersection where said signs are required under this code. (322.239 519.19 645©39 653.2) S 62 2. ' T e of Si o Said stop signs and Yield flight of Way s gns sha comp y with the requirements of the Vehicle Code of the State of California. (322.239 519.19 645.3) ARTICLE 624 YIELD RIGHT OF WAS' 1NTER.6FCTIOHS S 6241. Desi nation of Yield Ri ht of Way Intersections. The 0 owing et intersections are hereby designated as Yield Right of viay Intersections. (645.2) TRAFFIC ST OPS 624-1.3. 8 6241.1 California Avenue and Frankf�rt '.- t-reet. (645.2) S 6241.11 Tenth Street and Palm Avenue,, (653.1) 6241.2 blemphis Street and Alabama Avenue. (645.2) 3 6241.21 (Rep.,,_t$.Lled by Ordinance 690.2) 8 6 Delaware .Avenue and Hartford Street. (64502) IS 6241.31 . Pine Street and Quincy- Street. (673-.l,) ' IS 6241.4, Main Street and Springfield Street,, (645.2) S 6241.41 Park Street and Quincy Street. (673.1) S 6241.5 Third Street and Olive Avenue. (645.2) s TRAFFIC STOPS 6241.51 § 6241.51. Sixth Street and Magnolia Ave. (675b1) § 6241.6 Tnird Street and Walnut Ave. (645.2) § 624 . Indianapolis Street and Huntington Ave. (6822 .1) § g L. ;fifth Street and Walnut Avenue. (645.2 ) § 62 1.71 Knoxville Street and Delaware Avenue (682,,1) § 624108 Sixth Street and Walnut Avenue. ( 645.2 ) § 241p Seventh Street and Walnut Avenue. (645.2 ) § 6243. Yield Right- of "ay Required at Posted Intersectionp . A, :LT VZ1113les entering or crossing saic:— ie d aga -of way intersoctions are hereby required to yield the right of way in accord,:-knce with the requirements of the Vehicle Code of t,'-,.e State of California at the following Field Right of la,y Inter.sectionsv provided said intersections are clearly marked or sign posted as required by said Vehicle Code. (64.5.2 ) § f>24 .l California Avenue and Frankfort St. All ve"A cles enTe—ring or crossing sai n erse� j'o-n fa-oi= li.fornia St. 645 q 6243,. :_1 Tenth Street and Palm Avenue. All vehicles entering or crossing sai xltGr i,Fc:tion from Tent: Street. 624L 2 Memphis Street and Alabama avenue. All vehicles entering or prossing said zn ersec ion® E� 2 ) § 62 (Repealed 690.2) Delaware Avenue and Hartford Street. All vehicles enters zig o ,° crossing said n erger•�•?o�om a�°tford Street (645.2 ) 6243..-)l Pine Street and Quincy Street. All vebicl.es ent Tig or crossing said in erseYtion7Trom Pine Street. (673.1 ) 624,5.4 Main Street and ,S rin fi� d Street. All µehicles er7. erx ag or crossing sa �ersect on�fi rom- ��°�,ngf-iel.d St. (645.2 '.) 624 Q41 Park Street and _t uinr Street. All vehicles en cr iz�g or crossing said in ersec* on rom Park: St. (673.1. ) 2 �,.5 Third Str. .!et and Olive Avenue. All vehicles en eri g or crossing said i.n er ectio�'n from Olive Ave. (645 .2 ) §6243.51 Sixth St. and Magnolia Ave. All vehicles entering or crossing said intersection from Magnolia Street. (673.11 § 624:5.6 Third St. and Vialnut Ave. All vehicles entering or crosLUig, said intersection From ira nut Avenue. (645.2 ) TRAFFIC STOPS - ��a olis Street and Huntiagton -venue. All 624. .61 Indian Hun i Ve—hic=es T7N^-eRnF-3Y crossirg-67PR=nte'r'se�c B. r- t ng- ton Aver-no. § 6243.7 Fifth Street and Vlalnu--�.- Avenue. All vehicles en.-fe—ring or crossing saig`-in i-FS-e-C-16=On from Wall'I'at venue" (645.2) Knoxville Street and Delaware Avenue, All vehicles entering or crossing sai=lnCj-ro—ecfl7-n--?r-o-m-Knoxville Street. (682�.1) e 6�243.8 Sixth Street and Walnut Avenue, Al"I vies enterin, o ssi.F ---N--- — — - -at Avenue. (645,,2) r cro E sal in Ter.section fro3i Nol a § §2tjj Seve'nth Street and Walwot Avenue,. All vehicles n eemng or crossing MIT—intersect 7611on From Walnut Avenue. (645.2) TRAFFIC STOPS S,, 6251k . ARTICLE 625 THROUGH STREETS S 6� 131. lrlb--ourrh Streets,:- The following designated T W2. n t'fte �7-174,77�-Tifm--Its of tile City of 11un ting toll stree T' I Beach are hereby dealrynated as brougli t 44're ts in accord- -1 �L= ance with the pro Section visions of Stion 4'111 (b) of tie Pali ornia Vehicle Code, (71"j .'42 ) S 6451.1 Main St.reet. (7 S 6 2 1 t,2 Lake Street. ,'(7,5 -17 �2' S 6251�3 Frankfort Sheet (717.2 ) S 6251.,4 Falm Avenue 717 ,2 6251c,5 Seventeenth Strc,,et-, §'to-_) Intersectiovs. All itntersep't ions of as . St-op Intersections through streets ahall Stop d all vehicles entering said. ,at the ent--ance thereof when said intersections are post:- ed with aigns giving notice thereof (717n2 ) 625-3. ThM0.1b,zh Streets intox•sect:in An 11ritersec- t'io--f3.=Wue On =m1z sti-c',et intersects with another tbu.-ough street is hereby de-signa,ted as a Poor Way Stop 'In v tersection shall Stop al- and all vehicles ontering said tbe. entrance thereof when- t3igns are erected giving TRAFFIC PARKING CHAPTER 63 CHAPTER 63 4 f--� PARKING a 1 ARTICLE 630, GENERAL 631, NO PARKING 632, DIAGONAL PARKING 633. TRUCKS ARTICLE 630 GENERAL S. 6.301 Early MorningParkin . Limited, It is .unlawful , for, the operator of any vehicle to park said vehicle on any street for a period of time longer than. thirty (30) minute§ between the hours of' 2 a,ma and . 5 a.m, of any day, (322234. 53301) S. 6302 Parkin& of Vehicles for Sale, It shall he unlawful for the operator of any veFi!cTF to parr the same upon any street for the purpose of displaying it for sale, or to park any vehie.le upon any street in any business district from which said vehicle merchapoise is being sold. (:322036) S . 6302 .1 Re irin . Automobiles on Public Streets or Hi hw No person shall park., stop or leave standing any vehicle or a ,perigd ,-of time longer than twelve (12) hours on any public ' 8treet"6r- highway in the City, unless such vehicle is in a condition to be lawfully operated upon the public highways;- and no person shall repair, dismantle, overhaul or do any mechanical work upon any vehicle or any part of any public street or highway in the City except to change rims , to replace flat tires , or to make other emergency repairs to enable such vehicle to be moved to the groper place for mechanical work., (1047, 1070) S 6" 03 kAjJ_wLv Trains nd Street Cars Blocking Str et., 'It. shall be unlawful for the operator of any stead, interurbam or street railway- train or car to operate the same in such' a manner as to prevent the-tise of any street for purposes of travel for a period of time longer than -five (5Y minutes, (322.o38) S , 6304 , Parking For More Than 120 Consecutive Hours Pr hibi ed . It shall be un' aw ul for any person, firm, or corporation who owns, controls or has possession, custody or control of any vehicle to park, or leave standing, such vehicle upon any .street or highway within the City of Huntington Beach for 120 or more consecutive hours, (632o1) So6304, 1 Removal and Storage of Vehicles for Excessive Ear in The Chief of Police may clause any vehicle parke or left Stan ing upon a street or highway within the Cite of Huntington Beach for 120 or more consecutive hours to be removed and placed in storage its the manner and subject to the requirements of the Vehicle Code of .the State of California, (632:2) TRAFFIC PARKING S. 6311 ARTICLE 631 NO-PARKING DISTRICTS S . 6311 Atlanta Avenue. No person shall stop, park or leave standing any vehicle, either attended or unattended, on Atlanta. Avenue between the easterly City Limits and Huntington Avenue. (322: 35B. 505: 1) - S . 6311. 1 Standard Vehicle within 5 feet of Railroad Tracks. No oerson shall park or leave standing, any vehicle within Five (5) feet of any railroad tracks within the City. (1047, 1070) TRAFFIC PARKING, S 6312. 6312. Prohibited Area. Parking. No person shall park or leave sta7n_dfn_g,, any motor vehicle along the northeasterly side of Pacific Coast Highway between the intersection of Beach 13oulevard and -a point 400 feet southeasterly along- said Highway from the west line of Section 13, Township 6, South Range ll ftst9 S.B.B. & M. (692.1) S 6312.1 The Chief of Police bF the City of Huntington Beach sfialr-Install 'orf—icial signs designating the "No Parking" area. (692.1) S 6312.2 That the provisions . of Section 6312. and Section 6312.1 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code shall be ineffective six (6) months after receipt of notification by the City Council of written notice of withdrawal of approval of the Department of Public Works of the State of California, of this Ordinance No,, 692. (692.1) S 6313. Prohibited Area Bus StOR. No Parkina. There will he no pii king� beginning '78 feet iron the centerline of Sixth Street and running 42 feet south, except by public 'busses. 5 6313.1. The curb in this area will be marked in Red and .the Chief of Police shall install official signs designa- ting the "No Parking"' Area. (1051) S 63.1.4. That the provisions ofSection 6313 and 6313.k of the I Huntington Beach Oedinance Code shall be ineffective six (6) months after receipt by the City Council of written notice of withdrawal of aporoval of the Department of Public Works of the State of California. (1051) ARTICLE 632 DIAGONAL PAMING . S6321. AuthoritYr-to' -Establish Diagonal Areas. The Council, ,BY=eso1uti n or the h e of Po,11657 is horeby authorized to determine upon what streets angle parking shall be permitted and to indicate such places by the painting of white or yellow lines upon the surface qf the roadway to in- _d. irate the proper angle- for parking. (322:V-35. S 6321.1. Backing into Di'agona Spa ace Spce Prohibited. It shall be, uniaaW ul--t-d—par. -o-r—reverse a veRcr—elinto a diagonal or angle parking space, or to park or leave standUng, any vehicle in such diagonal or angle parking space rhea the right front wheel of said vehicle is not the wheel of the vehicle nearest to the curb upon any city street or parking lot owned by or under the control of the City of Huntington Beach where such diagonal or angle parking is permitted and indicated as provided in Section,6021 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance 'Code. This section shall not apply to as commercial vehicle while in the process of loading or unloading. . (846.1) i TRAFFIC PARKING S 6322. S. 6322. Mini.amuBn Remaining Road Width. Such limes shall not be placed upon, nor shall tangle parking be permitted upon, any street where such parking would demi.nish the width of the . roadway available for travel to less than twenty feet (201 )9 or upon any street which is a continuation of a part of a county trunk line highway or a state heghway unless b clear width of forty ffeet (40° ) Is left for the movement of vehicles when angle parking Is 'permitted. (322::Y:35). Ste. Prohibiting_Larking on Other Side of Street. The Chief of Polce is hereby authorize?i to 'proh!Uf We parking or- . vehicles, provided appropriate signs are placed and maintained to give notice thereof, one one side of a street in any block where angle parking is permitted on the opposite side of the street in such block, (322:V:.35) ARTICLE 633 TRUCKS S Morning Parkins Restrictions. It is unlawful for any operator of any motor truck to park the same, except between the hours of 4 am. and 9 a.m., on Main Street between Ocean Avenue and -Olive Avenue, in this City, and on Walnut Avenue between Third Street and Fifth Street in this City, except at loading zones regularly designated and marked as in this Division provided. (322:.V::35a. 422): S 6332. Loading Permits. The Chief of Police .may issue a special permit to an operator of a motor truck to park on said streets for the purpose of 'loading and unloading .personal pro- perty in cases of emergency or necessity, aand for -the loading and unloading of building material and bulky articles, to and from business houses located on said streets anal property fronting thereon. -No loading zones shall be designated or marked on Main Street between Ocean Avenue. and Olive Avenue. (322::V:35a. 422) J I TRAFFIC TIME PARKING CHAPTER 64 ,ram - Chapter 64 TIME PARKING ARTICLE 640. GENERAL 641. 1-HOUR LIMIT 642. 2-HOUR LIMIT ARTICLE 640 GENERAL § 6401. Erecting of Parking Signs, The Chief of Police shall erect or cause to be erected and maintain and cause to be maintained not more than one hundred fifty 050) feet apart in each block subject to one-hour or two-hour parking limit, signs designating the provisions of this Chap- ter. [322:33a. 373. 566:1] ARTICLE 641 1-HOUR LIMIT § 6411. 1-Hour Zones. The operator of a vehicle shall not park such vehicle for longer than one hour within any portion of any street in this City between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. of any day, which portion of such street has been designated by resolution of the Council as sub- ject to a one-hour parking limit. [322:33a. 566:1] ARTICLE 642 2-HOUR LIMIT § 6421. 2-Hour Zones. The operator of a vehicle shall not park such vehicle for longer than two hours within any portion of any street in this City between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. of any day, which portion of such street has been designated by resolution of the Council as subject to a two-hour parking limit. [322:V:33.' 373] i TRAFFIC a ,ram r, y y":R ro 7 r I CHAPTim 65 i �.1 PARKING 'METERS I, ARTICLE 650. GENERAL. 651,, METER Z ONE o i 652. METERS. 0 USE OF °CMS 65 ENFORCEMENT, I - 655 0 AC COUNTING. ARTICLE 650 GENERAL S OO., Definitions© In enis Chapter a S 6 00,10 "Parkina meter zone" means that certain area j hereinafter described, within this City and established by the Council as a zone within vehic:h the parking of j vehicles upon streets or city-owned or city-leased land shall be controlled., regulated and inspected with the aid of timing devices and meters, herein .referredto as "parking j meters" or "me t er s e1 a (496 01 60g®l S 650002,, Roa means that portion of a street between j the regularly established curb shines, (1.96:1 ) S 6500� Q Sidewalk means that portion of a street between the curb lines and adjacent property Lines. 0 96m1) S §500.k,, Street Means even way- set apart for public travel except alleyways, bridle paths mid footpaths. (496p1 ) S 65000_�0 Vehicle means ' conveya.nce propelled by motor power o �� 41 S 6501.o Rarmon is O' er Ralxt S.or�s n This Chapter s1rall be deemed to be it pl.ementary to, I and not in conflict with, nor a repeal of existing o3 di< nance of this Cite but shall be an additional provision for the regulation of traffic and parkin in the parking meter zone provided for herein. (496a15 1URTICLE 651 METIM ZONE S o Parkip Meter Zone Established- Effect. The following area within this ter is hereSy esta5l.i.sh.ed. as the Parking Meter Zone- and the pRrking of vehicles upon the streets or city- owned or laase d. Nand within said zone AWN is hereby declared to ba subjec-�; tc the, provisiona of t3 is Chap t yr® (4,96:2 6090,2) S 65 2. vr'v T �rur✓'s(�"�' f ).'.".' a _...= 'i 4: "�'.u+ 35� 'U`c ' � :a:`,.t they C:1"ay Llf ' r ti Be�rinninjz at the point of intersection cT the nor�hw.ester y property line of Fifth Street and the northeasterly pro- perty line of Ocean Avenue; thence northwesterly along the northeasterly property line of said Ocean Avenue to the northwesterly property line of Ninth Street; th.ei2ce sout-h- westerly aalong the bout h-wester=ly prolongation of the northwesterly property line of Ninth Street to the line of ordinary high tide or the Pacific Ocean; "thence south- easterly along the said line of - ordinary high tide to the southeasterly prolongation of the northeasterly pro petty line of EtlA„ Street; thence northeas-terly along the northwesterly property line of "A" Street to the northeasterly property line*l of Ocean kWenue; thence north westerly along the northeasterly property line of Ocean Avenue to the southeasterly property line of Third Jtree"t thence northeasterly salong the southeasterly property line of `third Street to the northeasterly property line of Olive Avenue; thence northwesterly along the north-- easterly property line of Olive Avenue to the southeas- terly property line of (fain Street; thence northeasterly along the southeasterly property line of Main Street to the southweste-rly property line of ©range Avenue; thence northwesterly along the southwesterly property line of Orange Avenue to .the northwesterly property line of Main Street ; thence southwesterly along the nori;hwesterly property line of Main Street to th'e northeasterly pro- perty line of dive Avenue- ; thence northwesterly along the northeasterly property line of Olive Avenue to the northwesterly property line of Fifth Street ; thence southwesterly alon,g the northwesterly property line of Fifth Street to the point of beginnin o (609:3 ) 6 12."l ?out 'iea t,er1 Parfkirl I�fet2rn Zonert "Bes-inning at a point of -.atersection of the southeasterly property line of. First Street and the northeasterly pro- perty line of Ocean Avenue; then.c e northeasterly along ,-he southeasterly property line of First Street "to the point of intersection of the northeasterly px�olongation of the southeasterly property line of First Street and the south- easterly prolongation of the northeasterly property lane of Clive Avenue; thence northwesterly along the northeasterly property line of Olive Avenue to the southeasterly property line of Third Street; thence Southwesterly along the south-'., easterly property line of Third Street to the northeasterly property Line of Ocean Avenue; thence southeasterly along the northeasterly property line of Ocean Avenue to the point of bevinninrxt; (651:1.1 S _ _P 2 N rt 1CI9r l �g.i E��-- j-ala i ke,r_Zone., "Beginning ng at the point of intersection of the northwes- terly property line of F-a.f th Street and. the northeasterly ' property line of Ocean Avenue; thence northeasterl,y a- long the northwesterly property :Line of Fifth th Street to the northeasterly property line of Olive Avenue-; thence northwesterly along the northeasterly property 1-ime of 'Lluf-FF I C PAR 1�1.i4G Y PTYRS 2 , Olive Avenui to the northwesterly property line of Ninth Street; thence southwesterly along the northwesterly pro-, perty line of Ninth Areet to the northeasterly property line of Ocean Avenue ; thence southwasterly along the northeasterly property line of Ocean Avenue to the point of beginning" (6510) 6 Staja *H1ZhWaXg. The provisions of Chapter. 65 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code shall be ineffective as to any portion of a state highway with-in the boundaby of the Parking Deter. Zone as set forth in Section 6512 six months after re- ceipt of notification from the Department of Public Wolks, De- vision of Highways of the State of California of their rescind- ing their approval to this Ordinance No. (609 :4) 1_15 14. Repealed by Ordinance, (609:10) 1_651a. Repealed by Ordinance, Vogno) Repealed by Ordinance, (609 :io) 6. Repealed VY Ordinance.. (609 :101, ARTICLE 652 METERS QQ411Qj2D_2f_Parking Meters� The Superintendent of Streets , when direct6d by the Council, shall cause to be Installed upon such streets or portions thereof or city owned or leased land within the parking meter zone, adjacent to -RAFFIC PARRING -WOIT-ES each dGsignated parking space, such Parkin meters as shall have been approved by the Council, k496-,3- 582 a I ti 609:5) S 6522. Simis for Meters. It is the duty of tha Super- lr�t—endent—of Streets to maintain signs in the various areas Kthin the parking meter zone, indicating the type of meter thereinstalled and the de7gs and houtrs during vd-Lich the parking meters are in operation, S 5 L-2,,.1. Locationof arns. Such signs may either be ,on separate posts., or painted on the curbs, or fastened to the parking meters, in the disseretion of the Super- intendent of Streets. .(4-06:11�) 01 S 23,, Spaces for Parki The Superintendent of Streets sha!T has v—elines or markings painted -upon the curbs, -streets or area adjacent to each parking meter,, designating the parking space for which said meter is to be used. ( 60g.-6) S 65?3al. Vehicle Position, Each vehicle parked ,adjacent to any parlil—nd—1peter shall be parked within said lines ox, mar kings Fax,k2-n Pos:1-tion" It sha 1 be up-IeAr,-- ful to par?a. xar Fez across any such lines or markings., or to park a vehicle in such a position that it shall not be entir6lv within the space designated by such "Lines or markings. (496:5) S �524, Funotion of Materse Each parking, meter shall be so des ign—ed—OTWIEK7c Ue�671-t of a coin or coins w1_11 set the mechanism of the meter in rr.otion or permit the said mechanism to be set in motion so that the raeter Tivill show the Unexpired parking time applicable to the parking space adjacent to the meter.; and said meter,, when said parking, time 1--,as -expired, shall so indicate by a visible sign, (L,96-.4- 0 1582-4 2) S L)525. Council. to Prescribe Aleter qyeratlion. The park-ing time allowed following deposet Ff—s%MR—eoins �as provided in this Chapter., the hours during thich such aeposits, sux-e required, and the directions which shall appgar- on the parking metws. shall be such as may be prescribed by the Council, by resolution, (496:6. 5820-3 ) s ,-�,- ?6 0 - _ of M Parking meters vk-�.ei-t in-5_ ALustii& — fete a Stalled a7nil- pr*5-4x11ly operated shall be so adjusted', as to show legal parking as follows.- S 6 260 m 12-Minute Me era To sho-Q'v 'legal park-1,.ng dorl-ng a period of 72 minutes upon and after the deposit therein of a United States one cent coin,, (4196-,7:a) s 6526.2,, 6o-yiinute' Mete-n ,* To show legal parki,,,,,Z during a Te'rf3d- of and after the deppsit theva"'L.'r, of a United Status one cant coin, twenty-foi,,,r ailnutas uron and after the deposit therein of two United States one SL cent coins,, thirty-,six minutes upon avidf ter Tti 140F71,11,C 606.3; therein of three United States one Ont coins, forty-eii.;P'ht minutes upon and after the deposit therein of four United States one cent aoins, sixty minutes upon and after thz do.., posit therein of five United States one cent coins, or one United States five cant coin* (Q070)' s 65203, 120-Minyte Meter: To show legal parking, during a pi&ol of-twolvi-minutes from and after the deposit therein of a United States one cent coin, twenty-foluxlo m1nutes upon and after the deposit therein of two United States one wentcoina, thirty-six minutes upon and aftNar thedeposit therein of three United States one cent coins, forty-eight minutes upon and after the deposit therein of Pouv United States- one pent coins, sixty minutes upon and after the deposit therein of five United States one cent coins, or one United States five cent coin, and one hundred twenty minutes from and after the deposit theisin of five United States acne _creptcoins and one United States five cent coin, or two United Statee five cent coins, (496:00) s 6§001 We, " Meters Fivenhour Yfletur to s'now, legal parking during a riod of one hour upon and after the deposit thepein of one United States five cent coin, two hours upon and-after the deposit tharain of two United States five cent coins; three hours upon and of the deposit of three United States five cont coins; folur hours upon and after the deposit therein of four United States five cent coins; five hours upon and after the deposit therein of five United Statos five cent coins,, or one United States twbnty,fiva cent coins (496:70) s 6522-41, 12-Hour Meter: Twelve-hour motor to shnri of four hours upon and after thed%posit therein of one United States twenty-five cent coin, thersaft.er said meter to show legal parkinit during a period of one additional hour for each Inited States five�cant coin deposited thereino an an addltiohij five hours for each United States twenty-five cent eoill deposited therein. (609:11) S 6526.Q� 12-Hour Etter on Streets Pr hibited, No KvIvewhavr s sFor stall be instUM-tTAgulate parking upon any street or highway sithin the parking meter ;one, (109:12) s 6526 jallogtp Pqyments for the aforesaid amounts or the above periods shall be made for parking in the areas in the parking meter zone set forth harainabove in accordance wit the type of meter installed at each parking space,, 1496:7) ARTICLE 653 USE OF METERS S Q1. Deposit of Coins. no person shall park aA Ive V451rle (except as otharwi s e Porm in'' parklyrkg space ted by this Chapter i atthout immediatelT depositint- 1p the, par1rinca matev r• 14jznj , �15j 0 . jjo A,Qn TRI 7110 T C or coins of tho United States as, are required by such me-�, ter, and designated by directions on the muter, and When req2alred by directions on the meter,, setting in operation the timing mechanism thereof, in accordance with said directions, unless said parking meter indicates at the time such ch vehicle is parked that an unexpired portion remains of the period for which a coin or coins has been previously deposited. (496:6.10 582'.3 ) S 1L2SRl,.1 �,imited® No perso I (excep as other- �me Limite n t wise provided in this-dh—apter ) shall permit any vehicle regisiered,in his name or operated or controlled by himq to remain Parked in any parking, space during any time vdien the parking meter adjacent to said space indicates that no portion remains of the period for Vnich the last previous coin or coins has been de'posited, or beyond, the time limit for parking in such space by virtue of the pro- visions of any other ordinance, G 96.6-2. 582.3 ) S �s ae3j� o ExcP Lion. A vehicle may be par1ced remain. romal P ps.rked in apiFYME meter space vzorit-hout the deposit any coin in the parking meter adjacent thereto during hours other than those designated by resolution of the Council as hours -d'Lw- Ing which such deposits are required. (�1-96:b 0 3 582:3 ) 3 L`3 - S1 It is unlawful to deposit or cause to be deposited in any parking meter any si-ag, device or raotallic substitute for a one cent or a five cent or atwenty-five cent coin of the United Stateso 01-96:8 ) S Q Ygnper5ay,, with Meters® It is unlawful for any -in- authorized person to open, or arW person to deface, in- jure, tamper with, or -uillfully breall-,, destroy., or impair- the usefulness of any parking meter installed pursusaat to this Chapter, or to hitch any animals thereto, ARrricu,, 654 E 1�'F OR C E ME N T S L5h _tL of Poli2e. It is the duty of the Chief of Pol!*ce,, under the direction of the CtAm-cil, to keep accouiat Of all violations of this Cha-oter,, S �r l 4 Record of Violationa, He shall keep an accotuit of and parking meter which iia- di cat es that the vehicle occupying the parking space ad.. jacent to such parking meter is or has beer, parked in violation of aT. ,r of the provisions of this Chaptor, the date and hour of suer. violation 11 the 'make and state jkip.en6e, number o'C such vohicle, and any other facts &L knowledge of which is necessary to a thorough understanding, of they c:Li?- curnstances atta-nding�' such violation, S 6L) 1.2, Affixing of 11otice to Vellicle, lie sb*.� 11 attach to such vek,=cl�—ax�oR—o sta notices Iff 7af—it has been parked in violation of this Chapter, and Inptructing the owner ai. TRAFFIC PARKING METERS S. 6541. 3 Operator to report to the judge of a court of comptent jurisdiction in regard to such violation, (600907) S . 6541. 3 as The owner or operator may, within twenty-four (24) hours after the time when such notice was attached to such vehicle,, pay to the Judge of a court of competent jurisdiction, or his duly authorized , de pity, in full satisfaction of such violation, the sum of Two Dollars ($2, 00�. (609s, 1073) .S6 6541.4 Repealed by Ordinance (609: 10) S. 6542 Violation.o Maximum -Penalty Any person 'Violating any provision of thiTT�apter 'shall be deemed 'guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine not exceeding three hundred dollars ($300.00) , or by imprisonment in ' the County jail of the County of Orange, for. a period not exceeding three (3) months , or by both fine and imprisonment, . so 6542. 1 Excevtiono Compliance with Notice. The provisions of Section 6542 are subject to the preceding provisions of this Article. (496-oll) ARTICLE 655 ACCOUNTING S,_ 6551 Collection of -Coins from Meters. It shall be the duty of -the City Treasurer to designate some person orpqrsons to make ,'reg- ular collections of the money deposited in said 5arking meters , and to deliver the money to the City Treasurer. (496,9.13 Parkin Meter Fund. It is the duty of 'the 'City Treasurer to , count the money and place it in a special fund to be known as the "Parking Meter Fund" . which fund shall be used exclusively for the purposes specified in Section 6554. (496013)- 6553 Bond'. . Such person or persons making such collections shall be ' bonded in the sum of two thousand dollars ($2 000.00) .to insure the faithful performance of his or their duties. (496:135 S. 6554 Use of Proceeds, The amount of the coins required to be de- posited in parking meters as provided herein, is hereby levied and assessed as a fee to provide for the proper regulation, control and inspection of traffic -upon the public streets , and to cover the cost of supervising, regulating, and inspecting the parking of vehicles in the parking meter zone provided for her6in,the cost of placing .and maintaining lines or marking, designating parking spaces in parking meter zone, and the cost of the purchase, supervision, protection, inspection, installation, operation., maintenance, control and use of the parking meters installed hereunder, and the acquisition by purcha'se- or lease, improvement, opera- tion, maintenance, repair and replacement of al.1 parking facilities on streets and city owned or leased property- and the special fund in which such fees shall be placed shall be devoted exclusively to those purposes . (496012 60909) TRAFFIC LOADING ZONES CHAPTER 66 Chapter 66 LOADING ZONES ARTICLE 661. RESTRICTED STANDING LOCATIONS 662. ESTABLISHING OF LOADING ZONES ARTICLE 661 RESTRICTED STANDING LOCATIONS § 6611. Standing for Loading Only in Certain Places. It is unlawful for the operator of a vehicle to',stop said vehicle for a period of time longer than is necessary for the loading or unloading of passengers or material (provided that the loading or unloading of passengers shall not consume more than three (3) minutes, nor the loading or unloading of materials more than thirty (30) minutes) in any 'of the following places: § 6612. Grade. At any curb where the grade of the street exceeds twelve per cent (12%). [322:V:32:a:l] § 6613. Alley. In any alley. [322:V:32:a:2] § 6614. Loading Zone. In any "Loading Zone." [322:V:32:a:3] § 6615. Hospital Entrance. At any curb within twenty-five feet (25') of the entrance to any. hospital. [322:V:32:a:4] §,6616. Police Station. At any curb within fifty feet (50') of the en- trance to any police station. [322:V:32:a:5] § 6617. Fire Plug. At any curb within fifteen feet (15') of a fire plug. [322:V:32:a:6] § 6618. Bus Stops. In any marked bus stop. [322:V:32:a:7] ARTICLE 662 ESTABLISHING OF LOADING ZONES § 6621. Authority to Designate Loading Zones. The Chief of Police shall determine the location of "Loading Zones" and shall mark by ap- propriate signs or as specifically required therein those places where standing for loading only is permitted under this Chapter, subject to the following requirements and limitations: § 6622. Signs: Limitations on Zones. Bus stops shall be designated by appropriate signs at those places determined by the Chief of Police, except"that a bus stop shall not exceed fifty feet (50') in length and shall not be placed adjacent to a safety zone at a streetcar stop. [322:V:32:b] § 6623. Paint: Lettering. Every loading zone, also that portion of every curb reserved for loading only by sections 6615, 6616 and 6617, shall be designated by yellow paint or other yellow material upon the entire curb surface therein with the words: "LOADING ONLY" in black letters thereon. [322:V:32:b] § 6624. Total Loading Zone Length per Block. Within any business district, not more than one-half of the total curb length in any one block' may be set apart as a loading zone. [322:V:32:b] ,.-- k TRAFFIC BICYCLES CHAPTER 67 CHAPTER 67 BICYCLES ARTICLE 670. General 6710 Records of City Clerk 672. Records 673. Transfers 674. Loss: Theft 675. Violation k ARTICLE 670 GENERAL S 6701. Registration of Bicycles Reguiredo Each and every owner or person in charge or control of a bicycle or bicycles, excepting dealers thereof, within the corporate limits of this City, shall register said bicycle with the City Clerk .of the City of Huntington Beach. (736„1). S 6702. Fora of Registration. Said applicant shall state the name and address of the owner or person in charge 'or control �Usuch bicycle or bicycles, the make and kind of bicycle, the factory number thereof, the name .of the person,, firm, corporation or association from whom the same was purchased, and such other description and information relative thereto as may, in the judgment of the City Clerk be necessary and proper for .the identification thereof. S 6703o Issuances Fee. Thereupon, the City Clerk .shall (upon the payment of a fee—of $1.00 by said applicant for the use and benefit of this City) issue to such applicant an ident- ification tag having thereon, a serial number and expiration date, (73601) S 6704, Affixin of Ta : Unauthorized Removal Such tag shall be i�nme iately placed and securely attac a by such owner or person in charge or control of such bicycle. or bicycles upon the frame of such. bicycle, and at or just below the handle bars thereof, so that the same may be plainly seen, .and' such tag at all times while said tag is in effect, shall remain on said bicycle and not be removed therefrom. . (736 01) S 6705, Issuance of Identification Card. the City Cleric shall at the same ti..me give to said person in charge or control of such bicycle or bicycles an identification card. S 6706o Form-,—Use- -of Card, Said card shall be carried at all times by the person in charge thereof, when said bicycle is in use, having; upon it the identification number assigned to. the owner of such bicycle registered; also stating the name and add- ress of the owner, and a brief description of such bicycle. (43202) TRAFFIC '-BICYCLES ARTICLE 671 ARTICLE 671 REGISTRATION S 6711. Registration,. On and after the Ist day of January, 1960,,-the registration of bicycles, as herein after prov-1ded, shall begin. The date of the registration permit. shall be January 1st of the calendar year in which the application for registration is made and shall be in effect for a period of three (3) years. (736.1) ARTICLE 672 RECORDS S 6721. Records City Clerk. The City Clerk is hereby required to carefully file and preserve said application set out in Article 670, and to keep a register of all bicycles for which said metal identification tags and cards are issued,, which register shall contain the name of the ovmer or person in charge or control of such bicycle or bicycles, the make and factory number of the bicycle, and the number of the identification tag, and such other memoranda as may be in the discretion of the City Clerk necessary and proper for the carrying out of the purpose of this Chapter and the proper identification of such bicycles. (432.4) ARTICLE 673 TRANSFERS S 6731. DealersQ RecoEds. It is the duty of every person dealing in bicycles in this City, either as a business or as an occasional buyer and seller of the same to keep at the place of business a.-.record of all bicycles bought, sold or rented by him, giving an 'accurate description of such bicycles, and from whom received, together with his address, the factory number of the bicycle, and the serial number thereof, if any, also to whom sold or rented, giving their names and addresses and the number of the identification tag and identification card, if any, together with the date of such transaction; this record to be kept in a plain and legible handwriting in a well-bound uniform book, which shall at- all times be open to the inspection of the Police Department. (432.8) S 6732, Transfer of Bicvcle,. Procedure., Whenever any person sells, trades or transfers anyregistered bicycle, he shall endorse upon the identification card a written transfer of the same, naming the person and the address to whom the same is ' transferred; and such transferee shall immediately, notify the City Clerk 'of the City of Huntington Beach of such transfer to him. TRAFFIC BICYCLES S 6733, S 67 .- New Carol for Transferee. The City Clerk shall, upon the payrment to him of the fee of Wenty-five cents (2 5e,%) issue a new identification card in the name of. such transferee, which identification card shall bear the original number of the identification t.ag and the number of the original card, and shall enter upon the register provided for in Article 672 the name and address of the transferee and purchaser thereof. (736J) t TRAFFIC BICYCLES ARTICLE J74 ARTICLE 674 I L®SS� THEFT S 6741. Loss of Tag or Card. In the evert the said ident- ification tag or identification card provided for by this Chapter be lost or stolen from such bicycle, the owner or person in charge of such bicycle shall immediately notify the City Clerk of the City of Huntington Beach of the loss of the same. (432.6) S 6742. Issug aqe off as or Card Fee. The City Clerk shall, when such owner or person in charges or control, of suchd bicycle makes proper affidavit of the loss of said tag or said identification card, stating the facts. of said loss, issue to said owner or person in charge of such .bicycle, upon the pay- ment to the City Clerk for the use and benefit of this City, a fee of twenty-five costs (25(�), a new identification tag or card, or both, as the case may be. S 6743� Loss-of Bicycles,, Access to Records. It is expressly declared to be the duty of each and every owtter or person in charge or control of any bicycle to immediately notify the Police Department of the City of Huntington Beach of the loss by theft or otherwise of any such registered bicycle; and the City Clerk shall allow to the Police Department full and complete access to all records he may have for the identification and registration of bicycles within this' City (43L 7) ARTICLE 675 VIOLATION S 6751. Violations. It is unlawful for any person, acting either for himself or any other person, to change the factory or serial number on any bicycle, or to remove or to permit the removal of the identification tag from same, or to use any bicycle upon the streets, alleys, courts or public places of this City without the same being registered as prodded in Article 670 and having had issued to him and placed upon the bicycle the identification tag of the current year,, or to use any bicycle without the said identification card of the current year being displayed thereon, in the place provided for in Article 670, or to fail or refuse to make said application and register the same. _ (736.1) S 6752, LiZhtso No person shall operate, drive or ride any bicycle upon the streets or public highways of this City between the hours commending one-half hour .after sunset and ending one- half hour before sunrise, without a lighted light on. the front of said bicycle capable'of being observed at a reasonable dis- tance from said bicycle, . and also a red reflector light on the rear thereof capable of being observed at a reasonable distance from said bicycle. (432.10) (State Law Requiring Bicycle Lights See Calif. Vehicle Code, 622) TRAFFIC CABS CHAPTER 68 Chapter 68 CABS ARTICLE 680. GENERAL 681. OWNER'S PERMIT 682. DRIVER'S PERMIT 683. DRIVERS 684. VEHICLES 685. STANDS t 686. OPERATION 687. INSURANCE ARTICLE 680 GENERAL § 6800. Definitions. In this Chapter, unless otherwise expressly stated: § 6800.1 "Driver" is every person in charge of, or operating, any taxi- cab or rent car, as herein defined, either as agent, employee or otherwise under the direction of the owner, or as owner, as herein defined. [492:1:C] § 6800.2 "Owner" is every person, firm or corporation having use or control of any taxicab or rent car, as herein defined, whether as owner, lessee or otherwise. [492:1:B] § 6800.3 "Rent car' is every automobile or motor-propelled vehicle, excluding taxicabs, as herein defined, and operated at rates per hour, used for the transportation of passengers for hire over the public streets of this City and not over a defined route and irrespective of whether the operations extend beyond the boundary limits of this City, and such vehicle is routed as to destination under the direction of such passenger or passengers, or of such person hiring the same. [492:1:E] § 6800.4 "Street" is any place commonly used for the purpose of pub- lic travel. [492:1:A] § 6800.5 "Taxicab" is every automobile or motor-propelled vehicle operated at rates per mile, or for wait-time, or for both, and used for the transportation of passengers for hire over the public streets of the City and not over a defined route and irrespective of whether the operations extend beyond the boundary limits of this City, and such vehicle is routed as to destination under the direction of such passenger or passengers, or of such persons hiring the same. [492:1:D] ARTICLE 681 OWNER'S PERMIT § 6811. Owners Permit Required. It is unlawful to operate any taxi- cab or rent car in this City unless the owner thereof shall apply for and obtain a permit to do so, which permit shall be applied for, granted, and in effect, all in compliance with the provisions of this Chapter. [492:2] i TRAFFIC CABS § 6812. § 6812. Owner's Application: Form. The application for such owner's permit shall be in writing, duly certified under oath, and it, together with a copy thei eof, shall be filed with the City Council who shall transmit the original to the City Clerk, who shall file the same, and each such applica- tion shall set forth: i § 6812.1 Contents: Identity of Owners. A full identification of the applicant and all persons to be directly or indirectly interested in the per- mit, if granted. [492:3:A] § 6812.2 Addresses: Citizenship. The residence and business address and the citizenship of the applicant, including all members of any firm or partnership, or all officers and directors of any proposed business for which the permit is requested. i § 6812.3 Name of Business. The name under which it is to be oper- ated. [492:3:B] § 6812.4 Prior Revocations. Whether or not any permit has been re- voked; and if so, the circumstances of such revocation. [492:30] § 6812.5 Number of Vehicles. The number of vehicles proposed to be operated. [492:3:E] § 6812.6 Description of Vehicles, Operations. The complete descrip- tion of the vehicles proposed to be operated and of the proposed operations. [492:1:F] § 6812.7 Color Scheme, Insignia. The color scheme and characteris- tic insignia to be used to designate the vehicles of said owner. [492:1:G] § 6813. Denial of Permit: Grounds. The Council shall act on owner's applications by resolution and may deny any such application, if in its sound discretion, it determines that: § 6813.1 Undesirability, Inadequacy. There is a reasonable, cause rendering the proposed operation undesirable or inadequate to this City. [492:4:A:I] § 6813.2 Absence of Need. There is insufficient public need or de- mand for the proposed operation. [492:4:A:2] § 6813.3 Unsuitable Vehicle. The vehicle proposed to be operated is inadequate or unsafe. [492:4:A:3] § 6813.4 Criminal Record. The applicant has been convicted of a felony or the violation of a narcotic law or of any penal law involving moral turpitude or of any ordinance relating to traffic or use of streets in this City. [492:4:A:4] § 6813.5 Misleading Color Scheme, Insignia. The proposed color scheme or characteristic insignia will tend to confuse the identification of the vehicles proposed to be operated with those of another owner operating in this City. [492:4:A:5] § 6814. Suspension, Revocation of Permit. The Council may, by reso- lution, and after five (5) days' written notice to an owner, suspend or revoke I TRAFFIC CABS § 6815. an owner's permit for any of the grounds for which it may deny an appli- cation; and, in addition thereto, it may suspend or revoke any owner's permit for violation of any of the provisions of this Chapter, or for a failure to pay any judgment for damages arising from the operation of the vehicles, or any of them for which the permit was issued. [492:4:B] § 6815. Change in Number of Permits. The Council may, at any time and after a public hearing, by resolution, determine that the number of permits for taxicabs or rent cars, or either, should be reduced or increased and provide for such reduction or increase, respectively. [492:4:C] 1 ARTICLE 682 DRIVER'S PERMIT § 6821. Driver's Permit Required. It is unlawful for any driver to operate any taxicab or rent car in,this City unless there exists a valid per- mit to do so as herein provided. [492:10] § 6822. Application for Permit. The application for such driver's per- mit shall be in writing, duly certified under oath; and it, together with a copy thereof, shall be filed with the City Clerk, who shall file the same. § 6822.1 Contents of Application. Each such application shall set forth the name, age and address of the applicant, his past experience in operating automobiles, the name, business and address of each of his employers during the preceding period of three years, whether or not a chauffeur's license issued to him by the State of California or any state or govern- mental agency has ever been revoked, the name and address of the owner by whom he is to be employed as a driver (which said owner shall endorse the said application), and such additional information as the Council may require. [492:10] § 6823. Driver's Qualifications. Upon application for a driver's permit and before it shall be issued, the driver, whether the owner, or otherwise, must evidence a proficient knowledge of the traffic laws of this City and of the State of California, and demonstrate his ability to operate a taxicab or rent car, all to the satisfaction of the Chief of Police. [492: § 6823.1 Fingerprints: Record . Upon satisfying the foregoing require- ments, said driver shall be fingerprinted by, and his record filed in, the Police Department. § 6823.2 Photographs: Posting of Permit. Said driver shall also file with his application two (2) recent photographs (size 11/2 inch by 11/z inch), one to be filed with his application and one to be permanently attached to his driver's permit when issued, which permit shall be posted in a place conspicuous from the passenger's compartment of the taxicab or rent car while said driver is operating same. § 6823.3 Limitation as to Employer. Every driver's permit issued here- under shall set forth the name of the owner for whom said driver is author- ized to operate a taxicab or rent car and shall be valid only so long as he continues in the employ of such owner. TRAFFIC CABS S 4 S 6823A Surrender of Certificate. Upon the termination of such emplo;;e-nt, the said driver shall Xorthwith surrender his driver"s permit to the Council, S 6822�, Age :it Quirement,,, No such driverUs permit shall be granted to any person under the age of eighteen (18) years. 5 6823.6 Denial of Permit2 Grounds, Such driver's permit may be denied upon substantial evidence of facts of either physical or moral deficieucies of the applicant which,, in the sound discretion of the Council, would render such applicant not competent to operate- a ta&i- cab or rent car, s 682 Transfer -of Permit, 'No such driver f's permit isaued here- under shall be transferable in any event S 6823,,8 Notice of Termination of Emoloyment, Upon the termination of employment of any driver,, the- owner for who such driver has been working shall immediately give the Council. written notice of such termination, (49201) 8 82 Sass ension,, flevocation� 0 Grounds., Th-e Chief of Police shall, have power to allspend or revoke any driver"s permit issued hereunder for any of the reasons for which an application for such a permit may be denied or if the holder thereof shall be found guilty by any court or reckless driving, or the violation of any other law, S 6824,1 Ree)rt-of- Revocation. The Chief of Police shall, is Nriting, forthwith report such suspension or revocation to the Council, stattug tho reasons for such action. �'L_68ZA_j Reversal. Time for Appeal. The Council may affirm or re- verseD in whole or in part, any such order on an written appeal filed, with the Council by the driver within ton (10) days from the date of any such order,,, �24, , Surrender of Revoked Permit, In the event of such suspension .Or revacation of as, driver"s parmit7,-a—uch permit shall be, by the holder thieroof, forthwith surrendered to the Council, (492.-12) ARTICLE 683 DRIV71RIS (Repealed 622,,1 Uniform,, A driver on duty shall wear as distinctive uniform- aad cap, indicating the name of the owner by whom the driver is em- .pAoyed and shall exhibit to any passenger or prospective passenger, tredentials showing his bone fide employment by such owner, i i TRAFFIC CABS § 6833. § 6833. Badge. Each driver shall also wear a badge in a conspicuous position while on duty, bearing his number. [492:15:H] § 6834. Approval of Caps, Badges. Only such caps and badges shall be worn as have been approved by the Chief of Police. [492:15:H] ARTICLE 684 VEHICLES § 6841. Additions. Any owner holding a permit to operate one or more taxicabs or rent cars as provided in this Chapter, who desires to add to the number of such vehicles shall do so only upon obtaining from the Council permission therefor, which shall be granted only upon application made in the same manner and under the same proceedings as are required in this Chapter in the instance. of obtaining the original permit. [492:5] § 6842. Substitution: Temporary'Permit. Any owner holding a permit to operate one or more taxicabs or rent cars as provided in this Chapter, who desires to substitute a different vehicle for a vehicle operated under such permit, shall do so only upon obtaining from the Council permission therefor, which--shall be granted only upon written application setting forth the particulars of such proposed substitution, and upon otherwise comply- ing with the requirements of this Chapter, provided that the Council may issue a temporary permit to make a substitution which shall be valid only until the first regular meeting of the Council next following the date of its issuance. [492:5] § 6843. Discretion of Council. The Council shall have the same au- thority in granting or denying such application for permission to add or substitute, as is hereinbefore in this Chapter vested in the Council in the matter of an original application. [492:5] § 6844. Equipment: _Permit Number. Each taxicab or rent car shall bear, at such place or places on the outside of such vehicle as shall be designated by the Council, the number of the owner's permit granted for its operation, in the type and design thereof as directed by the Council. [492:14] § 6845. Maintenance: Initial Inspection. Before a permit is issued to any owner, the vehicle for which such permit is requested, shall be delivered to a place designated by the Council for inspection; and the Council shall designate agents to inspect such vehicles, their equipment, in the case of taxicabs, to ascertain whether such vehicles and equipment comply with the provisions of-this Chapter. [492:15:A] § 6846. Subsequent Inspections. The Chief of Police, or any member of the Police Department under his direction, shall have the right, at any time after displaying proper identification, to enter into or upon any permit- holding taxicab or rent car for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not any of the provisions of this Chapter are being violated. [492:15:B] § 6847. Unsafe Cabs: Removal from Service. Any taxicab or rent car whi ph is found, after any such inspection, to be unsafe, or in any way a TRAFFIC CABS § 6848. unsuitable for taxicab or rent car service shall be immediately ordered out of service, and before again being placed in service, shall be placed in a safe and proper condition. [492:15:C] § 6848. Cleaning: Lost Property. The interior of every taxicab or rent car shall be thoroughly cleaned at least once in every twenty-four (24) hours, and forthwith all property left in any such vehicle by a passenger shall be reported by the owner thereof to the Chief of Police. [492:15:D] ARTICLE 685 STANDS § 6851. Designation of Stands. The Council may, by resolution, locate and designate taxicab or rent car stands, which stands when so estab- lished shall be appropriately designated, "Taxis Only", or "Rent Cars Only", as the case may be. [492:13:A] § 6852. Hours for Stands. Taxicabs or rent car stands established hereunder shall be in operation twenty-four (24) hours of every day. [492:13:B] § 6853. Parking Elsewhere. No owner, driver or operator of any taxi- cab or rent car shall allow said taxicab or rent car to remain parked, while awaiting employment, except in a regularly established taxicab or rent car stand. § 6854. Exceptions: Loading, Unloading. Taxicabs or rent cars may, however, park in any available parking space when actually engaged in loading or unloading passengers. § 6855. Parking at Night. Between the hours of 10:00 o'clock p:m. and 6 o'clock a.m. of the following day, taxicabs or rent cars may stop, stand or park in any place where the parking of vehicles is otherwise per- mitted. [492:13:C] § 6856. Unattended Cabs. No taxicab or rent car shall remain stand- ing unless it is attended by a driver, except when the driver is assisting ' passengers to load or unload or is answering his telephone. [492:13:D] ARTICLE 686 OPERATION § 6861. Route. Any driver employed to transport passengers to a definite point shall take the most direct route possible that will carry the passenger to his destination safely and expeditiously. [492:15:E] § 6862. Excess Passengers. No driver of any taxicab or rent car shall accept, take into his vehicle or transport any larger number of passengers than the rated seating capacity of his vehicle. [492:15:F] § 6863. Soliciting. No driver shall solicit passengers except from a taxicab or rent car stand or while standing immediately adjacent thereto on the curb side thereof. [492:15:I] TRAFFIC CABS § 6864. § 6864. Cruising. No driver of any taxicab or rent car shall at any time cruise in search of passengers. [492:15:J] j ARTICLE 687 i INSURANCE I § 6871. Liability Insurance Required. It is unlawful to drive or operate or cause or permit to be driven or operated any taxicab or rent car in this City unless the owner thereof shall have obtained a motor vehicle liability insurance policy or policies, from a responsible and solvent corporation, authorized to issue such policies under the laws of the State of California, insuring said owner and covering such taxicab or rent car, and also unless said owner shall file with the City Clerk the written certificate or certificates of such corporation, all as provided in this Chapter. [492:6] § 6872. Replacing of Policy. The Council may, at any time, require an owner to replace any such policy with another policy; and, if such owner fails to so replace such policy, within ten (10) days from the date of any such notice, with a policy and a certificate thereof, both in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter, then, at the termination of said ten (10) days, the owner's permit for the taxicab or rent car covered by such policy shall be, by such failure, automatically suspended until such time as said require- ment is complied with, or said permit is revoked, whichever is sooner in event. [492:6] § 6873. Requisites of Policy. Each motor vehicle liability insurance policy required under the provisions of sections 6871 and 6872, in addition to the provisions required to be therein under the laws of the State of California, shall provide coverage under the National Standard Liability Form and shall also provide that: § 6873.1 Coverage. Such policy covers any and all taxicabs or rent cars which may be driven or operated by or for the owner insured under said policy and regardless of whether or not any permit has been granted said insured under the provisions of this Chapter. § 6873.2 Minimum Limit. Such policy insures the owner, as defined in this Chapter, and any other person driving, using or responsible for the use of any taxicab or rent car, covered by said policy, with the consent, express or implied, of said owner, also this City, against loss from the lia- bility imposed on any of them by law for injury to, or death of, any person, or damage to property, arising from or growing out of the maintenance, operation or ownership of any taxicab or rent car covered by the policy to the amount or limit of $10,000.00, exclusive of interest and costs, on account of injury to, or death of, any one person, or $25,000.00 exclusive of interest and costs, cn account of any one accident resulting in injury to,-or death of, more than one person, and of $5,000.00 for damage to property of others, resulting from any one accident. § 6873.3 Continuing Liability. Such policy is a continuing liability up to the full amount thereof, notwithstanding any recovery thereon. a i I TRAFFIC CABS § 6873.4 § 6873.4 Death of Owner. Such policy, in the event of the death of the owner, inures to, and is for the benefit and protection of, any person, who shall sustain or suffer any damage or injury, or to the heirs, or legal representative of any such person, as the case may, be, who may be so damaged or injured or suffer death, by reason of the negligent operation of j any taxicab or rent car, covered by the policy, during the period covered by the policy and the life of the owner; and any such person, or the heirs or legal representatives of any such person, as the case may be, may, in l such event, sue the insurance carrier, provided that any such action must be brought within the period of time that an action on the policy could have been brought against the owner if`he had not died and that no recovery ican be had in such action in excess of the limits of the policy, and further provided that the payments required to be made, in such event shall be made directly to any such person or the heirs or legal representatives of any such person, as the case may be. [492:7] § 6874. Liability Insurance Certificate. Each certificate required under i the provisions of sections 6871 and 6872 shall certify that the issuer thereof has issued a motor vehicle liability insurance policy or policies insuring the j owner named -in said certificate, and that each of said policies contains each of the provisions required to be therein as provided by sections 6873 to 6873.4 and that none of said policies can or will be cancelled except upon thirty (30) days prior written notice thereof to the City Clerk. § 6874.1 Effect of Certificates. Each of said certificates shall be con- clusive evidence against the issuer that its contents are true and correct. § 6874.2 Approval by City Attorney. All such certificates shall be subject to the approval of the City Attorney. [492:8] § 6875. Bond in Lieu of Insurance. Subject to the approval of the Council, the owner of any taxicab or taxicabs or rent car or cars, operated, under the provisions of this Chapter, may file a bond of a responsible and solvent corporation authorized to issue such bonds under the laws of the State of California, containing the conditions, and giving the protection required in the motor vehicle liability insurance policy required by this Article, in lieu of either, all or any part of the insurance coverage required by said sections. § 6875.1 Sufficiency of Bond. In the event of the filing of a bond under the provisions of section 6875, the applicable provisions of said pre- ceding sections of this Article shall govern the furnishing and the contents of such bond and the owner filing it. [492:91 TRAFFIC S ELF-PROPELLED WrIEELCHAIRS CH 6.9 :-. CHAftER 69 .< (1003) SELr- PROPELLED 14HEELCHAI.RS OR MVAL.IO TRICYCLES ON SIDEWALKS Article 690 - tperator°s Permit 691 d Registration 692 Safety Inspection and Decal 693. Speed Limit 694 Might of Way 695 Distance from Buildings 696 Q Parking on Sidewalks ' 697 Applicability of Chapter 698 Violation ARTICLE 690 OPERATORDS PERKIT S 6901. er for°s Permit No person shall operate any battery operat hic a upon tie sis era lcs of, the, City of Huntin ton Beach with. out first obtainingan- operatoros ermi.t from the City Police Department. Such permit shall be issued only, .Wgen the Chief of Police, or his desig. sated subordinate, is satisfied that r+egarements --of this ordinance are met, S '6901 1 Avrstication. for Permit Appl ca-tion for said pexmits may be ob n` ;nd Wigh t e Police Ltepartmento i S 6901 2 Certificate of Ph sisal Qualific AMA . An application ' for sus prmit e a e acc®span e y a Certificate of P yatcal Quali.fi. cation setting forth the app►lieantQs physical qualifications to operate such a vehicle to be completed and signed by a medical doctor. Blank certificates may be obtained from the Police Department, S 6901 3 Evi .nce of Disabilitt Any applications for such permits shal Iso, be acrompaniedd by su cent evidence to satisfy the Chief of Police, or his designated subordinaT4 that the applicant is incapable of the physical exertion maecessary to walk upon the sidewalks so, as to con. duct normal business and social activities. ARTICLE 691 REC IS TRAT ION S 6911. Re istr.ation All battery operated vehicles known as Self. Prope a fee c actor nvali.d Tricycles which are operated upon the sidewalks of the City of Huntington Beach shall be registered with the , City Police Department,, i '°;;AFFI 'SELF-PROPEL ..ED ;tHEELC,HAURS 9 Mi�'tll'A'.'-e9l T'aX:.riZ'T:A6�e.YRYYiYfiffi'C�"k'Jl'4RRST4:4.CKt4+'.iY.'<.:RB.^w?iSCYv'RYG;.'�tL 3�:Y�iGi.3&.8/LI+TciY,.:.JR�it '. ""'"'STYXw'+CPxC:G'tYRm.'CRII.'N,S+'Lt9SatXSST.HISIC^�ACJ.¢"Jw\Rwff9+.":'1"4g':Wi%GG.RIWS,^.S'SG 6Gst9S(,{frAR+�ftq.}fp';iSL9cE�T3f.^u.otRCAC4ea^sS1Ba:kT':�.]'>J+69.^MS�iSEw:M'°�mSCkT.C6LYKi�1tasRriSS£�4..Y9'�JF'��AFF7Yr�rim3+lSWSC�:CJZSSCiR i4b^!'�LL'R'iCiaYLf'.T+=•^r'S'%5@�e ARTICLE 692 SAFETY III SPECT ICE? AVD DECAL S 692 Safety inagection. No battery operated vehicle sE\all be permitte to operate. upon the sidewalks of the City of HuntiiVt.,n 'Beach A until said vehicle has received a safety inspection by the Police 1''e�a.rt� went and has-received a decal indicating it has complied with all L�fety I requirements, as established by the Chief of Police. S 6971 I Irsoection, Decal,, The' Safety, Inspection Decal shall, L:o !' d i sp�ay� a proiiinent Mace upon-,the vehicle At all times and be. o f such for and design to be easily seen by pedestrians. ARTICLE 693 SPEED LIMIT S 693E Maxi S 'eed Limit The maximum s eed ' limit for ol.l. battery operated� c es� t e si.dewalks of the City of Huntington Beach shall be three miles per hour. ARTICLE 694 RIGHT OF WAY S 69-41, Right of � _ The operators of battery operated vehicles upon .t e t e a s o � e City of i�un�ington Beach shall at all times i yield the ;sight of way of pedestrians. ARTICLE 695 DISTANCE FROM BUILD INCS. . 'S 6951 Minimum D -_Lance from Build i.n s All battery operated r vehic es vex won mt .e sIdewa o t e ty of Huntington Beach steal% during their operati.one maintain 'at least a fine (5) foot clearance from all. buildings, ARTICLE 696 PARX11NC ON SIDEWALKS & 6961 Parkin on Sidewalks No -person shall stop, parts or leave standtn u et r attended d ' unattended, any self propelled �at�eelchair , or inva ld tricycle upon' the sidewalks of the City of Huntington Beach in such a .position as to obstruct the complete width of the sidewalk. ARTICLE 697 ,r� APPLICABILITY OF CHAPTER `f S 6971C ter Avolies Only to Sidewdlks,, The regulations and contro s set ort n s apter s a app 5� only to operators and vehicles while upon the sidewalks ®f the City of. Huntington Beach ' J l r TRAFFIC SR:-FRO mLLb D MUE L CU'AI�7° - 4ms9vJuazyasc^.+ma_as,a:cuL'btittvx:suer.,�xw-w^na--,e,c,zx>'�rtaxsvrF�•romn:'xssa=:' i=.x'�C.-a.Lrxzst:L:sr.�r,.U^axrrx;;a.�'icW+"]..crc%sY.�"%s3en:tZl.ewe¢44-auL...tiu�'2.:x6^z,:.fii-a..V,M,a=+ Mr-'.6L'3!'s•9'S'NK�%�#?.dRYh�"=R:rtor]�2t'.CYu'.^t'StJt.:.Yt..,tY:1$".t"ca:IL4R�e"i'.'�ZdJGx2LF6GF:ea'4s+.s2'sAfs+=:YalO9F- Rli/.�'::R'^�'S1i8iYlYl .VtT'dKL�P:'a1'.tC�CS'L'�lS�.�MI`dw�-s�2�%�3\'..'F..';aa2lRk"x�S.T.iR:64Ua.2+ t AMRTr ICL 1 VIOLATION S 698 Violation .a DrUsd ean)ra Any person who violates or fails to comp y Frith �Feprov s ons o.� �h Chapter is guilty of a mi.seemeanor, S 6981.1 Pert It Any person convicted of a misdo ancs� de� the proVfqTo—ns'-3T t is apter shall to punishable by imprisonment in tt ,.,, City Jail. of the City of Huntington Beach. if there one,, or in the Coiiaty. Jail. of Grange Coanityg as the Jud a ®f a court ®f competent jurig. diction may direct, not exceeding six c6 nonths,, ®r by fine not enc ed. Ing five hundred dollars ($500o d®)a 'ear by both such fine and imprisonment, u PUBLIC PLACES DIVISION 7 DIVISION 7 PUBLIC PLA S CHAPTER 70. General 7l® Streets 72. Street Work.73. Sidewa2ks`, 74. Benches 75. Beach 76. Pier 77. &;: niclp,al Trailer Park (Repealed 820.1) _ 770 Parks 78o Public Buildings t i r I i PUBLIC PLACES GENERAL CHAPTER 70 i Chapter 70 GENERAL ARTICLE 701. DRESSING IN PUBLIC 702. CITY PROPERTY ARTICLE 701 DRESSING IN PUBLIC § 7011. Dressing in Public Places. It is unlawful to change clothes in any public rest room or public place in this City. [542:1] I ! ARTICLE 702 CITY PROPERTY j § 7021. Damaging of City Property. Every person who willfully writes upon, paints upon or draws upon, defaces, cuts, or mutilates any building, street, sidewalk, lamppost, pole, bench, chair, table, 'or other property belonging to this City is guilty of a misdemeanor. [477:1] I I I i I I i • I i I i PUBLIC PLACES STREETS CHAPTER 71 Chapter 71 STREETS i ARTICLE 711. DATUM PLANE 712. HOUSE NUMBERS 713. UTILITY STRUCTURES 714. SHADE TREES ARTICLE 711 k DATUM PLANE § 7111. Datum Plane Established. The horizontal plane at the ele- vation of low tide of the Pacific Ocean, being the zero elevation used by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey in this vicinity, is hereby fixed and established as the datum plane of 'this City, from which to measure and calculate the elevation for grades of the Avenues and streets .of this City, and for other purposes. [33:1] § 7112. Bench Mark. The top of the head of that certain iron bolt in the curb at the Northerly corner of Ocean Avenue and Main Street in this City is hereby established as the official bench mark of this City and is hereby declared to be 30.18 feet above said datum plane. [33:2] ARTICLE 712 HOUSE NUMBERS § 7121. Prescribed Numbering Required. All entrances from the pub- lic streets or highways of this City to buildings shall be numbered as hereinafter provided and not otherwise. § 7121.1 Location of Numbers. The number of each and every en- trance shall be placed upon or immediately above the door or gate clos- ing such entrance. § 7121.2 Size of Numerals. Each figure of said numbers shall be at least two inches (21 in height and of corresponding width. [82:1] § 7122. Duty to Designate Numbers. It shall be the duty of the City Engineer to designate the respective numbers for buildings in this City, on request. [82:2] § 7123. Numbers West of Railway. In all parts of the City lying West of the right of way of the Southern Pacific Railway Company, buildings shall be numbered as follows: § 7123.11 Even Numbers. On the Northeast side of avenues and on the Southeast side of streets, even numbers shall be used. § 7123.12 Odd Numbers. On the Southwest side of avenues and on the Northwest side of streets, odd numbers shall be used. [82:3. 124] § 7123.2 Numbers East of Railway. In all parts of the City lying East of the right of way of the Southern Pacific Railway Company, buildings shall be numbered as follows: PUBLIC PLACES STREETS § 7123.21 § 7123.21 Even Numbers. On the East side of avenues and on the South side of streets, even numbers shall be used. § 7123.22 Odd Numbers. On the West side of avenues and on the North side of streets, odd numbers shall be used. [82:3. 124] § 7123.3 Initial Even Numbers. The even numbers in each block shall begin with a number having two (2) for its unit number and hav- ing zero for its ten part. . § 7123.4 Initial Odd Numbers. The 'odd numbers in each block shall begin with a number having, one (1) for its unit number, and hav- ing zero for its ten part. [82:3. 124] I § 7124. Determination of Number. The location of the doorway of the building shall determine the number to be used. [82:4] § 7125. Progression West of Railway. In all parts of the City lying West of the right of way of the Southern Pacific Railway Company, numbers shall increase from the Southeast towards the Northwest on avenues and from the Southwest towards the Northeast on streets. § 7125.1 Progression East of Railway. In all parts of the City lying East of the right of way of the Southern Pacific Railway Company, numbers shall increase from South towards the North and from West to- .wards the East. [82:5. 124] § 7125.2 Ratio of Numbers to Frontage: Narrow Lots. In all parts of the City, one number shall be allotted to each lot having a frontage of not more than forty feet (400. § 7125.21 Wide Lots. In each lot or parcel of land having a front- age of more than forty feet (40') one number shall be allotted to each twenty-five feet (25') or fraction thereof, of such lot or block. [82:5. 124] I § 7126. Determination of Hundreds: East of Railway. The "hun- dred" part of each number shall be determined on the East side of the right of way of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company as follows: § 7126.1 Avenues: Boulevards. Avenues and boulevards shall be numbered in hundreds according to the hundred number of the respec- tive block numbers at any designated point. § 7126.2 Streets. Streets shall be numbered in hundreds according to the "tens and units" part of the respective block numbers at any designated point. [82:6] § 7127. West of Railway. The "hundred" part of each number shall be determined on the west side of the right of way of the. Southern Pacific Railroad Company as follows: § 7127.1 Avenues. Avenues shall be numbered in hundreds ac- cording to the tens and units number of the respective block numbers at any designated points. § 7127.2 Streets. Streets shall be numbered in hundreds according to the "hundreds" part of the respective block numbers at any desig- nated point. [82:7] I I PUBLIC PLACES STREETS § 7128. § 7128. Irregular Numbers, In any case not provided for in this Article, the City Engineer shall designate the number to be used. [82:8] § 7129. Violation. Any person who shall not obtain from the City Engineer the number for any building in this City he may own or occu- py and place said number as required by this Article shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. [82:9. 124] ARTICLE 713 UTILITY STRUCTURES § 7131. Pipes, Conduits, Manholes to Conform. All sewer, water mains, gas mains, electric conduits, and any other pipe or conduit lines or manholes, are hereby required to be laid in accordance with the fol- lowing rules: § 7132. Alleys. Alleys shall be used for all pipes, conduits, mains, and manholes, where possible. § 7132.1 Plans, Profiles. Plans and profiles for the same, showing location, depth, and size, shall be filed with the City Engineer in the of- fice of the City Clerk for record, and approved by the Council before work is commenced. § 7132.2 Supervision by City Engineer. All of said work shall be constructed and built under the supervision and direction of, and to the satisfaction of, the City Engineer. [103:2] § 7133. Water Mains, Laterals. Water mains and laterals shall be laid with their center lines in the center lines of alleys or streets. [103:3:1], § 7134. Sewers. Sewers shall be laid with their center lines three feet southwest in northwest streets and alleys, and three feet northwest in northeast streets. and alleys, and three feet south in east-and-west streets and alleys, and three feet west in north-and-south streets and alleys, measured from the center lines of said streets and alleys. [103:3:2] f § 7135. Gas Mains, Laterals. Gas mains and laterals shall be laid with their center lines three feet from the center lines of streets and al- leys on the opposite side from sewers. [103:3:3] § 7136. Electric Conduits. Electric conduits shall be laid with their center lines five feet from the center lines of streets and alleys, and on the same side as sewers. [103:3:4] § 7137. Other Conduit or Pipe. Any other conduit or pipe shall be laid so that the center line will be five feet from the center line of the street or alley, and on the same side as the gas mains and laterals. [103:3:5] § 7138. Mains in Streets. Where mains must be run in streets, on account of there being no alleys available, special locations for the lines on either or both sides thereof, or in the parking strip of the sidewalk, may be made by permission of the City Engineer and the Council. [103:41 i PUBLIC PLACES STREETS § 7139. § 7139. Violation: Cancellation of Franchise. Any person holding a franchise in this City for the purpose of conducting any public utility, who shall be guilty of the violation of any of the provisions of this Ar- ticle, shall, in addition to other penalties, be subject to have any such franchise cancelled and annulled by the Council. [103:5] ARTICLE 714 SHADE TREES § 7141. State Act Adopted. The provisions of Statutes of 1893 page 153, as amended by Statutes 1909; page 331, entitled "an act to provide for the planting, maintenance and care of shade trees upon streets, lanes, alleys, courts, and places within municipalities, and of hedges upon lanes thereof; also for the eradication of certain weeds ,within City Lim- its," are adopted by this City; and this City and all inhabitants and property therein are subject thereto. [51:1] i PUBLIC PLACES STREET WORK CHAPTER 72 ,le, . Chapter 72 STREET WORK ARTICLE 720. GENERAL i 721. REPAVING ARTICLE 720 I GENERAL § 7201. Unauthorized Poles, Wires, Pipes. It is unlawful for any person without a franchise or other authority from the Council, to erect any telegraph, telephone, electric light or transmission poles on any walk, street, alley or public place in this City, or to stretch any wires along or across said streets; or to lay any gas, oil or water pipes, or other pipe lines along or across any streets in the City. [19:1. 292] § 7202. Permit for Structure in Public Place. It is unlawful for any person to obstruct an street, alley, sidewalk or p I p y y, public lace, within this City, by placing thereon or therein any building; stand, counter, lunch wagon, wagon—stand, bandstand, structure, building material, gravel, dirt, excavation, or obstruction of any kind whatsoever, without a permit hav- ing first been issued therefor as hereinafter provided. [19:2] § 7203. Obstructions, Fluids in Public Places. It is unlawful for any person to obstruct any street, alley, sidewalk or public place within this City, to cause, allow or permit, either willfully or negligently, to be placed or to flow or run or be thereon or therein, any oil asphaltum, tar, hydrocarbon substances, or any mud, residue or by-product from the drilling of any oil well or any other substances which interferes with the free and safe use of said street, alley, sidewalk or public place what- soever. [19:2 1/2. 2341 § 7204. Presumptions. For the purpose of the preceding section, any of the substances hereinabove mentioned which shall flow, run or be deposited from any private premises or oil well, or sump hole or the property surrounding the same into, upon, over or across any public street, alley, sidewalk or public place, shall be presumed to so flow, run or be deposited in, upon, over or across such public street, sidewalk, highway or alley by the willfull negligence and carelessness of the per- sons, firm, corporation or syndicate having control of the management, operation, drilling or handling of such well, sump hole or adjacent prem- ises and also by the negligence and carelessness of the superintendent or man in actual superintendence of the handling of such well, sump hole or premises. [19:2 1/2. 234] § 7205. Permit for Obstruction in Public Place. Any person, firm or corporation desiring to engage in any trade or business or to move or construct a building, make repairs, or to perform any other work by which it may become necessary to place any such building, stand, coun- ter, lunch wagon, wagon stand, bandstand, structure, building material, gravel, dirt, excavation or other obstruction upon or in the streets, alleys; PUBLIC PLACES STREET WORK S 7206 sidewalks or public places within this City, crust first obtain a permit from the Superintendent of Streets to place any' obsttuction as herein. above mentioned upon or in said streets, alleys, sidewalks or public places. (1903. 57701) S 7206a Issuance of Permits Fee The Superintendent of Streets mayy issue such pew t upon t e payment of the sum of five dollars ($5.00) to the City theref®r. (1903 577-.1) S Free Permit to Franchise Folder. In the event the person, . firm or co�porat on ma ng suc app cat on s the decreer or holder of a franchise or reservation of interest in- said stroetm alley, sidewalk, or public place to keep or maintain any pipelines ' toalephone line, or pole system in orup on any of said public streets, alleys, sidewalks or ` public places of vaid excavation is for the puose of connection with sewer, water or gas 'pipz line by such person then and in that .event said. application and permit may be 'ranted without charge,, (1903 57701) S 7208 Violation.,.,- Nuisance., any persona firm or corporation who sha11 v o ate any o clam provisions of this Chapter shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor; and the obstruction so maintained shall be deem. ed to be a public nuisance and be treated as such, (1906) S 7209 Licere ed C n ractor' R uired No work of any Find shall be done or per ore upon any street, S ewa , alley curb, sewer, or gutter in the City of Huntington Beach, except it to done according to specifications adopted by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach and by. a contractor licensed by the State of California .to perform that class of work. (745.1) S 720 Permit Reauired Before' any work mentioned in Section 7209 o t s Or mace easy ommenced, the contractor doing such work, must obtain a permit to do such work. (745.1) S 7209.2 Pe it_ IAsnce The Superintendent of Streets may issue such permit upon t e' gvaysment o the sum of $5.00, or the sum calculated upon the following schedule, if said calculated sure exceeds $5.002 (a) orivewa�r 2,C per square foot, b Sidewal�C U per square foot. c� Pavement le per square foot. (d) Curb and gutter m 80 per lineal foot. (745.19 998) S 7209 3 _ S ery sion and Ins actions The said work shall be don un t then er e nspect on axa supery s on of the Superintendent of Streets. of the- City of Huntington Beach and ,the said Superintendent of Streets shall have and is hereby granted authority to prevent the performance or doing of .any Ye- said, the said work mentioned in Section 7209 of this Ord in© ,race, unless tree saidOrk be done in accordance with the provisions this ordinance. (745.1) S 7209 4 . ea1 to Council, In the event the' Street Superintendent refuses or any reason to issue a permit the applicant may petition the City Council, in writing,, for a hear ng to consider said request,, (743j) PUBLIC P ES STREET WORK ARTICLE 72.1 ARTICLE 721 REPAVING S 7211. PaMent to Replace SlIttface. Each person, firm or corporation having authoriFy-from the Council, as provided in Section 7201 to cut, remove, excavate in, upon or along any pave- ment or improved street, Alley, sidewalk, curb or other public place in this City and/or to cut, remove or excavate in, upon or along any unimproved dirt or oiled street, lane or alley or other unimproved public place in the City shall, upon and at the time of making application to the Superintendent of Streets for permit to so cut in, upon, across or along, or remove, excavate or obstruct any such paved or improved street, curb, sidewalk, alley or other improved public place and/or unimproved dirt or oiled street, lane, alley or other unimproved public place, pay in lawful money of the United States to this City a sum for each and every square foot and fraction thereof of all such paving, street, curb, sidewalk,, alley or other improved public place and/or for each square foot of any unimproved dirt or oiled street, lane, alley or other unimproved public place proposed to be cut or removed as contained in -the statement thereof set forth in said application, for the purpose of repairing the damage to said paving, curb, sidewalk or other public places, as herein provided. (19A. 577< !) S 7212. Calculation of Payment. Said sum of money shall be calculated according to the following schedule-. S 7213. Paved.-Improved Surface. For paved or improved Streets, sidewalks,-curbs, alleys or other improved public places in the City, said sum shall be as follows: PUBLIC PLACES STREET WORK § 7213.1 § 7213.1 Not over 25 Sq. Ft. Twenty-five (25) square feet or less, seventy-five cents (750) per square foot. [19:3:A:1. 577:11 § 7213.2 25 to 500 Sq. Ft. More than twenty-five (25) square feet, up to and including five hundred (500) square feet, sixty cents (600) per I square foot. [19:3:A:2. 577:1] § 7213.3 Over 500 Sq. Ft. In excess of five hundred (500) square j feet, forty cents (400) per square foot. [19:3:A:3. 577:11 § 7214. Unimproved Surface. For unimproved dirt or oiled streets, lanes, alleys or other unimproved, public places in this City, said sum shall be as follows: § 7214.1 Dirt Surface. Dirt street, lane, alley or other unimproved I public place, three cents (30) per square foot. [19:3:B:1. 577:1] § 7214.2 Oiled Surface. Oiled street, lane, alley or other unim- proved public place, thirteen cents (130) per square foot. [19:3:13:2. 577:1] § 7215. Application of Schedule. The above schedule shall apply to all persons,-firms or corporations alike who make application to ob- struct, cut, remove or excavate in, upon, across or along any improved or paved street, alley, sidewalk, curb or. other public place within this City and/or any unimproved dirt or oiled street, land, alley or other public place within the City. [19:3. 577:1] § 7216. Disposition of Proceeds. All money so paid shall be de- posited by the Council in such fund as the Council may direct. [19:3. 577:1] § 7217. Diligence Required: Restoration. Any such person, firm or corporation obtaining such permit for the purpose of moving, constructing a building, digging or excavating, or making repairs, shall proceed with the moving, constructing, excavating or digging, or other work for which the building material, dirt, or other obstruction or excavation is required, with all due diligence, and when completed, restore said street, alley, sidewalk or public place to its former condition. [19:4] § 7218. Placing of Warning Lights. Any person, firm or corporation placing or causing to be placed any such building, stand, counter, lunch wagon, wagon stand, bandstand, structure, building material, gravel, dirt, excavation, or other obstruction on any of said streets, alleys, sidewalks or public places, shall during the nighttime put up and maintain such lights as shall effectually prevent the happening of any accident in con- sequence of such obstruction. [19:5] i i i I PUBLIC PLACES SIDEWALKS CHAPTER 73 i Chapter 73 SIDEWALKS ARTICLE 731. MAINTENANCE 732. DRIVING ON SIDEWALKS 733. RIDING ON SIDEWALKS ARTICLE 731 MAINTENANCE § 7310. "Sidewalk" Defined. In this Article, "sidewalks" means the strip of land between the curb line of the street and the inside property line, whether covered with a cement walk or not. [38:6] § 7311. Maintenance by Adjoining Landowner. All persons owning or occupying any real property in this City fronting upon any public street, lane or alley of this City, are hereby required to keep the sidewalks imme- diately in front of said property free from weeds and all vegetation grow- ing thereon, except such as may be sown or planted for purposes of ornamentation, and free from dirt, filth, garbage or rubbish, other than the natural soil of the same, and to keep said sidewalk and said space free from any hole or holes, or any obstructions dangerous to life or limb. § 7312. Excavating. Nothing herein contained shall prevent excavating through or across any sidewalk where such excavating is done in accord- ance with the terms and provisions of any other ordinance of this City, and in accordance with the regulations therein contained covering said excavation. [38:1] § 7313. Debris as Nuisance. Any such weeds or rubbish on any such sidewalk are hereby declared to be a nuisance. [38:2] § 7314. Notice to Remove Debris. It shall be the duty of the Super- intendent of Streets to notify the occupants and owners of any premises in this City to remove, within ten (10) days from the receipt of such notice, all such weeds and rubbish from the sidewalks in front thereof, and that upon a failure to do so within the said ten days, the Council will cause the said weeds and rubbish to be removed at the expense of the said owner or occupant. § 7314.1 Form, Service of Notice. Such notice shall be given in writ- ing, by serving personally upon the occupant (if there be any occupant), and upon the owner, each a copy of such notice, directed to the occupant (if any) and the owner; or § 7314.2 Nonresident Owner. If the owner be a nonresident of this City, by serving the occupant personally and by mailing, by mail, a like copy in writing to the owner at his last known address as shown by the last assessment roll of this City; or, § 7314.3 Vacant Premises. If there be no occupant, by posting a copy of the notice in a conspicuous place upon the premises, and serving a copy upon the owner as hereinbefore provided. [38:3] PUBLIC PLACES SIDEWALKS § 7315. § 7315. Report of Failure to Comply with Notice. If at the expiration of ten days from the sending or service of the said notice, the said weeds and other rubbish are not removed from the said sidewalk, the Superin- tendent of Streets shall thereupon report the said delinquency to the Coun- cil, with an estimate of the probable cost of doing the work. § 7315.1 Ordering of Cleaning by City. The Council must then order the Superintendent of Streets to do the said work at the expense of the owner and occupant of the said property, and provide for the temporary payment of the same with city funds. § 7315.2 Extension of Time. The Council may, in its discretion, extend the time within which the work must be done. [38:4] § 7316. Statement of Proceedings. At the completion of the work, the Superintendent of Streets must prepare a statement of the proceedings, recit- ing the existence of the nuisance, the description of the property, the names of the owners and occupants, the giving of the notice, the hearing by the Council, the making of the order by the Council, the doing of the work and the cost thereof, and the manner of making the demand; which state- ment must be signed and verified by the oath of the Superintendent of Streets. § 7316.1 Collection from Owner, Occupant. The Superintendent of Streets shall then collect the said amount from the owner and occupant (if any), who shall be jointly and severally liable. § 7316.2 Recording of Unpaid Statement. If the said claim be not paid within thirty (30) days from demand by the Council, the Council may order the said statement to be recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Orange County, California. I i § 7316.3 Mailing of Statement to Nonresident Owner. If the owner be a nonresident of this City, it shall be a sufficient demand, for the pur- poses of this Article, for the Superintendent of Streets to mail a copy of said statement to the said owner. I ' § 7316.4 Lien: Foreclosure. The said statement, when recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Orange County, shall be a lien upon the property described therein, which may be foreclosed by the City in like manner as liens are foreclosed under the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure of the State of California. [38:5] § 7317. Violation. Failure to keep the sidewalks clear or clean as provided in section 7311 shall be a violation of this Article; and for every 'lot whose sidewalk frontage is so obstructed with rubbish or trash, or over- grown with weeds as set forth in section 7311, there shall be counted a separate violation of this Article, and that or any other violation of this Article shall constitute a misdemeanor. [38:7] ARTICLE 732 DRIVING ON SIDEWALKS § 7321. Driving over Unprotected Sidewalk. No person shall drive any wagon or other vehicle over, along or across any cement or other I PUBLIC PLACES SIDEWALKS § 7322. improved sidewalk or curb, unless planking is laid thereon in such manner I as to protect such sidewalk or curb. [69:1] § 7322. Exception: Paved Driveway. The provisions of this Article shall not apply to the driving of vehicles over sidewalks or curbs at places where cement or asphalt crossings are constructed across such sidewalks and curbs. [69:1] ARTICLE 733 RIDING ON SIDEWALKS § 7331. Cyclists on Sidewalks. No person shall ride any bicycle, tri- cycle or autocycle on any sidewalk along either or any of the following streets within the limits of this City at any time: § 7332. Schedule of Streets. Ocean Avenue; j Main Street from Ocean Avenue to Orange Avenue; Fifth Street from Ocean Avenue to Orange Avenue; Sixth Street from Ocean Avenue to Orange Avenue; Walnut Avenue from Third Street to Sixth Street; Olive Avenue from Third Street.to Sixth Street; Orange Avenue from Third Street to Sixth Street. [22:1] § 7333. Dismounting to Pass Pedestrians. Any person who shall ride any bicycle, tricycle or autocycle on any sidewalk, footpath or space re- served for sidewalk within the corporate limits of this City shall, upon approaching any pedestrian upon any sidewalk, footpath or space reserved for sidewalk, dismount from said bicycle, tricycle or autocycle at not less than ten feet distant from said pedestrian and shall not remount such bicycle, tricycle or autocycle until he -shall have passed said pedestrian a distance of not less than ten feet. Nothing in this section shall be construed to permit any person to ride upon any sidewalk mentioned in. the preceding section. [22:II] PUBLIC PLACES BENCHES CHAPTER 74 Chapter 74 BENCHES ARTICLE 740. GENERAL 741. PERMIT 742. ISSUANCE OF PERMIT 743. DENIAL: TERMINATION 744. BENCHES 745. LOCATION 746. SIGNS 747. ENFORCEMENT 748. REMOVAL 749. INSURANCE ARTICLE 740 GENERAL § 7400. Definitions. In this Chapter, (unless from the context a different meaning is intended, or unless a different meaning is specifically defined and more particularly directed to the use of such words): § 7400.1 `Bench" is a seat located upon public property, along any public way, for the accommodation of passers-by or persons awaiting trans- portation. [581:1:a] § 7400.2 "Street" As is any public thoroughfare or way including the sidewalk, the parkway and any other public property bordering upon a public way. [581:1:b] ARTICLE 741 PERMIT § 7411. Permit Required. No person shall install or maintain any bench on any street without a permit. [581:3] § 7412. Scope of Permit. A separate,permit must be obtained for each bench, which permit shall be valid only for the particular location specified . therein. [581:3] §_7413. Numbering of Permits. Each permit shall bear a separate number. [581:3] ARTICLE 742 ISSUANCE OF PERMIT § 7421. Application for Permit: Form. No bench permit shall be issued except upon written application, showing the proposed location of each bench. [581:4:a] i PUBLIC PLACES BENCHES § 7422. § 7422. Consent of Adjoining Landowner. Each application must be accompanied by a writing signed by the owner or person in lawful posses- sion or control of the property abutting upon the public street at the place where the bench is proposed to be located, giving his consent -to the instal- lation and maintenance of the bench. [581:4:b] i § 7423. Filing of Application. Application for said permit shall be filed with the Street Superintendent, who shall examine and investigate the same and place his endorsement thereon and present it to the Council at its next meeting. [581:3] § 7424. Signature: Inspection Fee. Each application must be signed by the owner of the bench for which permit is requested, and must be ac- companied by an inspection fee of $1.00. Only one inspection fee shall be required for each bench. [581:4:c] ( § 7425. Action upon Application. The Council shall examine said application and grant or reject the same. [581:3] § 7426. Permit Fee: Collection. If the application be granted, an addi- tional fee of $3.00 shall be collected for each bench for which a permit is ,issued to be collected at the time of the issuance of the permit.i [581:4:d] ARTICLE 743 DENIAL: TERMINATION ( § 7431. Denial of Permit: Grounds. The application shall be denied if the Street Superintendent shall find that the maintenance of the bench would tend to obstruct passage along any public way or to create a hazard or would otherwise be detrimental to the public safety, welfare or con- venience. [581:5:a] § 7432. Revocation: Denial of Renewal: Grounds. Any permit may be revoked, or renewal thereof denied, for any violation of any of the pro- visions of this Article, for any fraud or misrepresentation in the application, or for any reason which would have been ground for denial of the appli- cation. [581:5:b] § 7433. Failure to Accept Permit: Cancellation, Denial. The application shall be cancelled and denied if the applicant fails to accept the permit within ten days after notice of the approval of the application by the Street Superintendent. [581:5:d] § 7434. Protest by Nearby Property Owners: Cancellation, Denial. The application shall be cancelled and denied, or the permit revoked, as the case maybe, if 60% of the property owners and/or tenants living or having their place of business within. 200 feet of the location of said bench or benches protest the same. [581:5:f] § 7435. Failure to Install Bench: Cancellation, Revocation. Any per- mit issued under this Article shall be cancelled and revoked if the permittee fails to install the bench within sixty (60) days after the date of the issuance of the permit. [581:5:e] I ` PUBLIC PLACES. BENCHES § 7436. I § 7436. Denial of Renewal for Violation. No permit shall be renewed in the event the permittee has failed to comply with any provision of this Chapter. [581:4:e] § 7436.1 Withdrawal of Consent: Denial of Renewal. If the abutting owner withdraws his consent to the continued maintenance of the bench, and gives written notice thereof to the Street Superintendent, then, at the T expiration of the current term of the permit, a renewal of the permit shall be denied. The Street Superintendent shall inform the permittee of the receipt of such notice. [581:5:c] § 7437. Refunds. No fee paid pursuant to this Chapter shall be re- funded in the event the application is denied or the permit revoked. [581:10] § 7438. Expiration of Permit. Each permit shall expire on July 1st next following the date of issuance unless renewed. [581:4:e] § 7438.1 Renewal Fee. A fee of $3.00 for each bench shall be charged for each annual renewal of the permit. [581:4:e] § 7438.2 Application for Renewal. Application for renewal shall be made prior to the expiration date of said permit. [581:4:e] § 7439. Transfer of Bench. Whenever a bench for which a permit has been issued is sold_ or title or control thereof assigned or transferred, the permittee shall report such fact to the Street Superintendent, within ten days, and a new permit must be obtained for its maintenance or the.bench re- moved within ten days of such sale, assignment or transfer. [581:4:f] ARTICLE 744 BENCHES § 7441. Size of Benches. No bench shall be more than 42 inches high; nor more than 2 feet, 6 inches wide; nor more' than 7 feet long, over all: [581:6:b] § 7442. Display of Name, Number. Each bench must have dis- played thereon, in a conspicuous place, the name of the permittee and the permit number. [581:6:c] §. 7443. Identification Marks for Benches. The Street Superintendent shall identify each bench for which permit is issued with suitable mark- ings for identification. [581:3] § 7444. Maintenance: Inspection. It shall be the duty of the per- mittee to maintain each bench at all times in a safe condition and at its proper and lawful location, and to inspect each bench periodically. [581:6:d] _ ARTICLE 745 LOCATION § 7451. Location of Benches. No person shall install or maintain any bench: PUBLIC PLACES BENCHES § 7451.1 § 7451.1 Alleys. In any alley. [581:2:a] § 7451.2 Near Property Line. At any location where the distance from the face of the curb to the nearest property line is less than 10 feet. [581:2:b] § 7451.3 Distant from Intersection. At any location distant more than 50 feet from the nearest intersecting street. § 7451.31 Waiver. Whenever, in the opinion of the Street Super- intendent, observance of this requirement would result in inconvenience or hardship, this requirement rrby be waived by the said officer. [581:2:c] § 7452. Distance from Curb. No permittee shall locate or maintain any bench at a point less than. 18 inches or more than 30 inches from the face of the curb except as otherwise approved by the Street Super- intendent. [581:6:a] ARTICLE 746 SIGNS § 7461. Signs on Benches: Location. No advertising matter or sign whatever shall be displayed upon any bench except upon the front and rear surfaces of the backrest; and not more than 75% of each such sur= face shall be so used. [581:7:a] § 7462. Approval of Copy. All advertising copy shall be approved by the Street Superintendent before being placed upon any bench in the City under this Chapter. [581:7:a] § 7463. Appeal to Council. An appeal may be taken to the Coun- cil from the refusal of the Street Superintendent to approve any adver- tising copy. [581:7:a] § 7464. Objectionable Copy. No permit shall be issued for adver- tising copy which would be offensive or objectionable to the public. [581:7:a] § 7465. Confusion of Traffic. No advertisement or sign on any bench shall display the words "STOP," "LOOK," "DRIVE-IN," "DANGER," or any other word, phrase, symbol or character calculated to interfere with, mislead or distract traffic. [581:7:b] ARTICLE 747 ENFORCEMENT § 7471. Enforcement. The Street Superintendent shall enforce the provisions of this Chapter and shall have complete authority over the installation and maintenance of, benches, subject to the provisions of this Chapter. [581:9] I PUBLIC PLACES BENCHES ARTICLE 748 ARTICLE 748 I REMOVAL § 7481. Removal after Revocation. After the revocation of any per- mit, the Street Superintendent may remove and store the bench, if the permittee fails to do so within ten days after notice. [581:8:a] § 7482. Redemption of Bench. The permittee may recover the bench, if within 60 days after the removal, he pay the cost of such removal and storage which shall not exceed $5.00 for removal and $5.00 a month for storage, for each such bench.. [581:8:b] § 7483. Disposal of Benches. After 60 days, the Street Superintend- ent may sell, destroy or otherwise dispose of the bench at his discretion. [581:8:b] § 7484. Sale Risk: Cumulative Remedy. All of the foregoing shall be at the sale risk of the permittee, and shall be in addition to any other remedy provided by law for the violation of this Article. [581:8:b] r ARTICLE 749 I INSURANCE § 7491. Bond, Insurance Required. No permit shall be issued pur- suant to this Chapter unless the applicant shall post and maintain with the City Clerk a surety bond or policy of public liability insurance, ap- proved by the City Attorney and conditioned as hereinafter provided. [581:11:a] § 7492. Form of Bond. The bond or policy shall be conditioned that the permittee will indemnify and save harmless the City of Huntington Beach, its officers and employees from any and all loss, costs, damages, expenses or liability which may result from or arise out of the granting of the permit, or the installation or maintenance of the bench for which the permit is issued and that the permittee will pay any and all loss or damage that may be sustained by any person as a result of, or which may be caused by or arise out of such installation or maintenance. [581:11:b] § 7493. Maintaining of Bond, Policy. The bond or policy of insur- ance shall be maintained in its original amount by the permittee at his expense at all times during the period for which the permit is in effect. [581:11:b] § 7494. Single Bond or Policy for Several Permits. In the event that two or more permits are issued to one permittee, one such bond or policy of insurance may be furnished to cover two or more branches, and each bond or policy shall be of such a type that its coverage shall be auto- matically restored immediately from and after the time of the reporting of any accident from which liability may thereafter accrue. [581:11:b] } § 7495. Limit of Liability. The limit of liability upon any bond or �'` policy of insurance, posted pursuant to the requirements of this Chapter, PUBLIC PLACES BENCHES § 7496. r shall in no case be less than $5,000.00 for bodily injuries to or death of one person. § 7496. Limit of Liability for Several Benches. The permissible lim- it of liability for bodily injuries or death of more than one person shall depend upon the number of bench permits covered thereby and shall not be less than the amount specified in the following: Number of Bench Permits Limit of Liability 1 to 10 $10,000.00 11 to 50 20,000.00 [581:121 0 Q PUBLIC PLACES BEACH CHAPTER 75 CHAPTER 75 BEACH ARTICLE 751. Beach and Pier Department 752, Camping on Beach 753n Vehicles on Beach 754. Seines 755o Beach Rubbish 756. (Repealed 604) 757� Rules s & Regulations I • ARTICLE 751 BEACH AND PIER DEPARTMENT S 751l. De artment Established. There is in this City a Depart- ment known Beacfi and Pier Department. (543n1) S 7512. Manazgr�-- The office of Mansr f the Beach and Pier a �ei Department is ereby created. (543,2 S 7513. Duties of Dana e r The Manager of the Beach and Pier apartment s at Path&e-7following duties,. S -7514. General Marka ent, Management and control of the Yr—a 3'Te r Par�aiid—gerii-isl---supervision of cleaning of restrooms located on the beach and the pier. S 7515. Other Duties,, Such other duties as the Council may from fume toi'hi-De�delegate to him. (543.2a) S 7516, Em lo ees. The Beach and Pier Manager shall, with the advice an consent of the Council, appoint such clerical assist- ants and employees as may be necessary to carry on the business of the Department. (543.2b) ARTICLE 752 CAMPING ON BEACH S 7520. Definitions. In this Article. S 7520.1 rCzaipf Means any temporary shelter to be occupied by um_a_n_Te_ifij_s_for a limited period and not as a permanent place of abode, that is constructed of cloth or paper, treated or untreated, or branches or boughs of trees, or partly constructed thereof, or by the use of paper and/or cloth' and/or boughs or branches of trees, in connection with an automobile, automobile truck or other Vehicle, for the purpose of temporary shelter. PUBLIC PLACES BEACH S 75M*2 S 7520,2 Occumed means used for the purpose of protecting hii-nan beings from windssun,., rain or public view. S 7520.3 Shore or Beach means that certain strip of land Lying between Ocean AveFv-'TI—nthis City and the line of ordinary tide of the Pacific Ocean, excepting such portion thereof as may 'be includ- ed within the operating right of way of the Pacific Electric Railroad at said 1.)oint. (341.2) a ' „ r } i- (`�' r .• t ."p, S`:E:.r r e� :"aax' ? rt ..b. :'..a I=t, •al-ty C.q-,tip s;- �.;C"F`! ;".` r�?P,`" >:i s7 �.'.: =:r.:� .`_s!-m Pyrr'„• $ ,Y,✓-, S f.4::», ....:i s ,.: a .`w .> .'•.''' +i t�i e s l'do r t- or aJe:i.3 `.�`, R?+f wI. a ',+k,4- %.elgls2y[C ay s It 4�5ss y for ..oq # ,! 7 t.(iola't.`�urt o i..his nor emrr" ••. ♦I i.K�+�aamr�ri".:.c-.w. 5 �;1�� :k.,.. C•. .8- 3s d. 4 M de a; '. se .' + ? i ' E. sv .T:�+ �`�,��d or 4;�a:'s ssal�, or other roti�,Lct ion fror, -Che s+in a 1dl w r d^ 't,k`kn ided $he write is imiiediat:�, tv taken dourn d rem.vvred wheu erecting the •"ime leavers the 'beach or shore, and p z�"�����§. f-urtber `%ha.t said sunshade o sol shall be wholly open to an vriew of the interiot. tteeza3 ,� any d. pcg' ;;rtt -1a �. t►ei'�. f: for at eF. fifty per cent € f the pe;'imeter of said sunshade o:r-pa °aso`� � iu' that t wallsthereof: � r t: extend. over afore than fifty goer cent: of the perimeter of a*.Id .sty- de, or parasol- (341�:3) S 75?3.., (Repealed 769, ) {, 7-154w 2e ity Engifteet ti:tr : ec to e '' j ; ov: end rint:ain sip, s on it at sub cement ftre pits and cement rings is subst,antiall--y the following word, 9L. 1 7 215 Size of Letters. The getters of eact-i -word shall be nt least a 5Z. }a r�. rut�tr3.� of x' t .: The City Engiaee`r is ,����.io 1z--,4. Fi enratft ct such a chi.Tonal c: Went fire pits and cement rings as 23'?a3', from time to time, use designated by the GuLui(,IA ., ARTICLE 753 VEHICLES ON BU.C-H J 531. Motor Ve lcles Pe it No person owning 0�;. .xoni • r: �c : it :y t r 7e ie3.e p Iae-1le or operated b mechanical X;Jwr"tF ;hall : per te, drive, propel or run, or cause or permit any tmJCo� --. ®r other vehic e propelled otherwise tha bar uc������ r tad be operated, d vi ten propelled or g upon the beach ra t, t#�� powe A ac fic Oee i within this City, without: a permit therefor first:: had i tit obtained from the Chief of Police- (248A.) PUBLIC PLACES BEACH S �2 Application foxes Any person desiring to operate any motor wehlZle or vehicles upon the beach of the Paci.fio Ocean -,at in this City may apply to the Chief of Police for a permit so to do by an application in writing. (248,,2) PUB.LIC PLACES BEACH 3 7533.,, Contents. of &Ulicat0ion. Such application shall ---d- — =!u.FFsa`Td permit is desired state T 97'time an p7aae.-Tor what protection will be provided if any, for the eafety cf the public, and shall. state the kind and character of the motor vehicle or vehicli s to be operated,, the names of the persoxs to operate the vehic'les or vehicle and the name of the app'.I,).-- Cant. and also such other information as ma be required from time to time by the Chief of Police. (248.2� S fo r 7534,, Examinin pplicant,,. Upon receipt of any applic Mn- r a permit to operate a motor vehicle or vehicles — upon the beach of the Pacific Ocean, the Chief of Police may Anterrogate and examine the applicant or any person named ther- ein. as the driver or operator of any motor vehicle. (248,,3) S 7535,, Safeguards. Ile may require such safeguards for 'the pr-o-T-e-cT ion-o-f-TFie--p-u-Ulic as he may deem advisable,, (243 3) S 7536. Issuance of Permit.. . If he shall deem the appli�- cant =Tge person 5 op--ergT-e-- e motor ve'!iicle or vehicles to M be properly qualified, and if suitable safeguards are provided for the protection of thepublic, he may issue a permit tbe.re-4 4 3 S 7557. §cq2t_q�f Any z. person holding- such a Pf.. , -1 . E q-, ,md - 1�111ay operate' or cause to be oj..iorated a motor vehiole, vehicc,I-,3 in accordance with the term,-7, thereof at the time 'and -Ia-ce said permit specifted. (243-3) ARTICLE 751t SEINES' 5 7541. Use of Nets Restricted, It is unlawful to set, draws or use any MsET ins-In-e-For—seine of any form or descrip- tion in the Pacific Ocean at any point or place within this City less than 1000 feet from any wharf, dock or pier located in this City, except that small nets may be used from a pier for catching bait, crabs, lobsters or crawfish,. (14A. ..1 " ARTICLE "4155 BEACH RUBBISH S 7551. - PlacIR&_Dan gBrous Objects in Bath-in Areas No. perso'F--s=a tFr—ow or casT or a—eiZ911 or cause rownl, bast or deposited on the beach of the Pacific Ocean, below high tide lines in this City, any glass, bottles, tin cans, nails, .or any rubbish or trash whatsoever that is or may be or may become a menace to life or limb of any person or any bather in said ocean or on said beach or is orr may be or may become sharp or angular or jagged, (80,J) 3 7552, Placin Traeb in Bathinj- Area., No person shall ca r r cast iz t r.""n, cast or de- poelted on the beach of the Pacific Ocean below the high tide -1.1,,ne in this Cityq any glass., bottles, tin cans, nails,, or any rubbish or trash wtiatsoey-er.- (80,,2 ) PUBLIC ELACES BEACH S 7572.14 S 7572.14 22&s. No person having the care, charge or control �6_f _ir_�ydog shall permit or allow said dog to be, under any circum- stances or conditions, on or -upon the Municipal Pier or upon the public beaches fron-cing the City of Huntington Beach. (769.2) S 7572.15 Soliciting., To engage in the business of soliciting, selling or peddling any liquids or edibles for human consumption, of to distribute circulars or to hock, peddle or vend any goods,, wares,, or merchandise, except pursuant to a permit issued under the author. ity of the City Council. (769.2) IS 7572,, 16 Alc6bolic Bever WASIL To consume, sell, purchase, give away,, or'KaVe-—in fils or Rer possession, any intoxicating liquor or to transport or deliver to any person therein, any intoxicating beverage. (769.2) S 7572.1 Hazardous dater Snorts. To use any surfboards or paddy ar s or any s objects made entirely or partially,, of weed, metal, glass, hard plFstics, or any other hard substance, exceeding four and one-half fee.t. in length, between the hours of 11,,-00 AoM. and 5-.00 P.M. , from June 1st to October 1st of each year, in the Pacific Ocean with threee hundred yards of the beach within the Cit, Limits of Huntington Beach; provided, however, that the riding of surfboards or paddleboards shall not apply to the areas specificalli, set apart therefor, at the westerly city limits, an area that is governed by the City Departments, of which the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach is the governing body, and in such other areas as may be Set apart therefor, by order of the City Council. (7693) 1, 7572.18. Haardous Articles. To use any surfboard, paddleboard, skimmer, belly'board, skidboard, ski, canoe,, rubber liferaft, or similar object., made entirely or partially of wood, metal, glass, hard plastic jr any other hard substande at anytime, on the beach or in the Pa,.Iific Ocean in a manner that constitutes a hazard to any other person. (769.2) S 7572.19. Hazardous Beach Games and Practices. To use any hard all,, soft ball, at, football, volleyball, S otput, hammer throw, - javelin, tom merang, flying saucer, or any and all athletic appara- tus or ga7iie or similar object, or to conduct or participate in any sport or game at any place thereon, outside of the area provided therefor., or to conduct or participate in any sand throwing, blanket throwing, or any s rt that constitues a hazard to any person cr persons. (769.2r AWN IUBLIC PLACES BREACH-- S 7561 .5 7561, (Repealed by Ordinance 604o. 1) S 7562. (Repealed by Ordinance 604� 1) S 7563. (Repeated by Ordinance 24A 6G4,A) S 7564,0. (Reppaled by Ordinance 24� 2 604a1) ARTICLE 757 RULES AND REGULATIONS S 7571, Definitions. As used in this Article unless the conto"Nt 'Et-herwise'requi_-ed: (a) Rerson. Means any individual, firra, co-partnership, joint venture, association, social club, fraternal organization, corpor- ation, or any other group or combination acting as a unit'.. (b) Alp qhol � �.tgs, "Liquor" or"intoxicating liquor" shall be construed to include any and all spiritousl vinous, malt or fermented liquor, liquids or compounds, whether medicated, pr.oprietory, patented or not, and by whatever name called, containing one-half of one percentum, or more, of alcohol by volume, i4hich are potable or fit for use as, or which may be used for beverage purposes, (769.2) S 75 ILnlAXfMj A It shall be unlawful for any person to do or to commit,, or for any person to cause or permit to be done or co-mmitted within the boundaries of any beach, pier, bridge, waterway, harbor or district within the city Ii7its of the City of Huntington Beach , owned, operated, controlled or formed by the City Coiincil of the City of Huntington Beach, any of the following,,, . (769.2, 911.1) 512,J,,.Lr p ry _g f WJ, f ILlublic rgper T c-it., came, hack remove . J�� _ _L _t�j_ - % :FI defaces or othei-wise injure any fence, post, t-oiL't, la'vatory,, restroom, building, signs, or other structute, or to plac& or write*upon the interior or exterior or any fence, post, toilet, lavatory, restroom, building, sign or other structure therein, any initial, name, writing, printing, drawing or -,nilgar, profane or obscene word or picture, (769,2) S 7572.1L 6 0 Litterim� To scatter handbills or advertisements . i� ttles, cans or other rubbish a- any place er n,, 6 0 16. therein, other vian tlae receptacles provided for such purpose, �r to deposit news tars rags, or parts. of clothing in the thereof,,' (769T)P S 7572 13 Fires. To light, kindle, set orm.aintain fires or coals t. ereon1-3,, except 7-n the fire rings provided therefor,, (769,,2) k-) "UWLIC PLACES BEACHES S 7 5 ZZZa�21 S 7572,,21 'D1 JAM. To dig or to cause the digging of any hole s d �1-N, _ in the an . exc—e ing a depth of two feet, and all. persons responsi- ble shall see that all holes are filled before leaving the beach, (769.2) S 7572.22 Arbaletes and Spears, To itse or have in his posses- sioii6r�under his_ E�zit�rql,�ar�y spear or arbalete in the waters of the Pacific Ocean within fifty feet of any swimmer or bather, or at any place on the beach within the City limits, 'rhis does not prohibit possession of a spear or arbalete at any location in the City5 if the point is completely sheathed and guarded. (769.2) S 7572,,230 Jum ' rom F, Muni I ctioat Piers and Publ is Bridyes To From�Iq Q jump or enter into the wazter, roes t e municipal pier or any bridge, or_ any part thereof; provided,, however, thdt this section does. not apply to the regularly employed lifeguard personnel of the City of Huntington Beach who are engaged in lifeguard training or in emergency jumps from the pier or bridges in order to .,save lives and property. (769.2, 911.1) S- 7572.24. Climbine on Rails of Mbnicinal Pier and Public Bri&e To AH�wa�lk o ba r lance o e munic pal pier 270,=PU i1c bridges or to climb over or under such rails, (7 9.25 911.1) S 7572.25 Climb&W on Life uard Stations. To climb or instigate the climbing on any lifeguard station orde ladder on the beach or Municipal Pier, unless told to do so by an official employee of said City. (769.2) S 7572.26 Laying_down Hazardous .Qhjtects. To lay or catze to be laid, any surfboard', i;—ad—die oar —or sirtilar _obiect against any life- guard station or municipal structure, that migEt constitue a hazard to the public, if said object were to fall from said lifeguard station or municipal structure,, (769.2) S 7572 27 use Alarms. To Instigate a false rescue or yell for Tielp 'wen 1=tl7s not needed, or causing a lifeguard to enter the water on a false. rescue, leave is tower or have his attention drawn to false alarms. (769.2) 72n28 BE gUXf_eX, To be on the public beach within the City of Huntington Beach, 'between the hours of 120,01 A.M,, and 5t.00 A.M. of the same day, except upon official business of, the City of Huntington Beach. In the event of special circumstances so warrant-, ing, the City Administrative Officer, in his judgment, is hereby authorized and empowered to modify, temporarily, the hours during which the beaches are closed by first filing eaeb said modification, and the specified period thereof, with the City Clerk and mailing a notice thereof to each Councilman at least ten (10) days prior to the time when each said modification. shall be effective, This does not apply to the public buildings located on the Huntington Beach beach, (769.2,, 861.1) PUBLIC PLACES BEACH S 7572e29 S 7572.29 Alterations. The City Council may, by resolution, from Time to time zer or change these rules and regulations in order to maintain and )reserve the public peace, health and safety. (769.2) 175.79. Viol.at. gnsa Any person violating any provision of this article s all, '.i.pon conviction thereof, be guilty of a misdemeanor, and subject to s fine of riot more than five hundred dollars ($500.00 or be risond d in the City or County Jail for a period not to exc6dd three months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. (7W2) I I , L a , PUBLIC PLACI S REACH 8 758"L ARTICLE758 LIFEGUARD I AT PRIVATE BEACHES S ' (952) S. 7581. Definitions. as Used in tbis Article S. , "Private Eeaeb". As used in this Article, a place .thin the incorporated area of the City of Huntington Mach, used for the purpose of accomodating batbers bordering upon or adjoining the seacoast, or bays or inlets tberefr where g ers of the public, by paying an admission fees may resort for the purpose of bathing in the open sea, or bays- or inlets therefrom. t S. 7U1.2. "Lifeguard". Aa male erson at least IS years old, V�ho has ��� ua e_ _ �° � a��� � and who gas successfully c leted a c etiti.ve lifeguard examination and training programs- has thorough l�novledge of and the ability to practice lifesaving techniques in heavy surf and severe ocean conditions, artificial respiration and first aide is in good health; possesses good physical, strength and ability, and who is free from any physical defects. Life ward minimum age 16 years is allowed if said person is part of organized life card service with trained lifeguards as supervisors, and has successfu l,y completed a competitive life card examination and training program, has thorougb knowledge of and to ability to practice lifesaving techniques in heavy surf and severe ocean conditions, artificial respiration and first aid, and who is in good health, and who possesses physical strength and ability, and who is free from any physical defects S. 758L3. "Certified Lifeguard". A Lifeguard as defined in paragra`ps � OT t is Be.,C-E on 0 Ws-e'en namod in a certificate, as defined in paragraph 4. o£. this section. S 0 7581.4. "Certificate". A statement or card signed by the Chief Li g r 1 th itY F f� _ uuntington Beach that a person named in the statemnt or card has taken such examinations and passed such tests as demonstrated to the Chief Lifeguard. of such Lifeguard Department , that the person so named possesses the qualities set forth in defining.. #°Li,fegu rd". S, 7582. � irk .Lifg, r81 S 3 7582.1. " An Set by Resolution. The City Council, shall,, teach, rec Ana ono e . i e of the City Of Huntington each, designated, by resolution, for eacb private beach the number of certified life uards, with a minimum of one, and the bours of duty which it consiaers treasonably necessary t® provide an adepte life- rd service for the protection of the public, with due regard for- the number -of be rs ut.1lizing the particular private base , 'With due regard for such length and type of waterline as the particular private beach encompasses. Sm 75330, Penalties for Violation. 4 S. 7583.1. Misdemeanor. Any operator, manager, owner lessee., or person in c jYM a private beach, or the bathing facilit- ies at such bathing area., at i&ich less than the number of certified lifeg rs, as designated ursuant to paragraph 3 of this section, are employed and an duty, shall be deemed guilty of a miide anon MLIC RACES BEACH S. 7583.2 S. 75830L Convict-ion. Upon_ conviction. cif sucb misdemeanor, such oper—ator, manager, owner, lessee, or parson in charge, or any number of them, shall be punishable, by a fine of not more than $500.00,. or, by iWrisonment in the county jail, for & period of not more than six �?6) months, or by both such fine and imprlsonment. Each such operator, manager,' Iessee, or per-son in charge shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for each day or portion thereof during vibich any violation is committed, continued, or permitted by such operator, manager, omer, lessee, or person in charge and shall be punishable therefor as herein provided. i I PUBLIC PLACES PIER CHAPTER 76 Chapter 76 PIER ARTICLE 761. WHARFINGERS 762. PIER RULES 763. VEHICLES 764. BUSINESSES 765. BOATS ARTICLE 761 WHARFINGERS § 7611. Wharfinger: Office Created. There is hereby created the office of City Wharfinger of this City. § 7612. Police Authority: Appointment: Tenure: Compensation. The City Wharfinger shall be an ex-officio police officer of this City and shall be appointed by the Superintendent of Streets, subject to the approval of the Chief of Police and the Council, and shall serve at the pleasure of the Superintendent of Streets and the Council, and shall receive such compensation as shall be fixed by the Council from time to time. § 7613. Authority over Pier. Subject to the provisions of this Chap- ter and such ordinances as the Council may adopt from time to time, the City Wharfinger is hereby given full power and authority to superin- tend, regulate or control the use of the public wharf or pier at the foot of Main Street in this City. [344:1] § 7614. Deputy Wharfingers: Appointment. The Superintendent of Streets may appoint such Deputy City Wharfingers as may be necessary and convenient for the management, control and operation of said pier or wharf, subject to the approval of the Council and the Chief of Police. § 7615. Police Authority: Compensation. Said deputies shall be ex- officio police officers of this City and shall receive such compensation as may be from time to time fixed by the Council. [344:7. 348] § 7616. Control of Use of Pier. The City Wharfinger shall have pow- er to determine what portions of said pier shall be open to the public at any and all times, and also what portions of the pier shall not be used for any specific purpose. § 7617. Violation of Posted Notices. Upon the posting of notices pro- hibiting the doing or performing of any acts upon certain portions of said pier, by the City Wharfinger, it shall be unlawful for any person to use said portion of said pier for the prohibited purpose or purposes. [344:8] ARTICLE 762 PIER RULES § 7621. Prohibited Acts. No person while upon or near the Munici- pal Pier (located at the foot of Main Street in this City, and over the Pa- PUBLIC PLACES P IZR S 7622 cif` c 101ceari Ai,'� tivif�p City, tqha1AA,,, do or cause <-'it pervilit to bk ek')zt-e ,3-ay of the acts " s 1622 11S OverNi-ad Ither i h Or,,, Ca, t -4 fishing livie, e, W t what i..i coimronly known as overbead C as t ing S 76212A Extra Lines, Flave more than two fishing lines to any one person in tRe�wa-t7cr under, or near said pier at any one time.. OfFishing Line" , as used is section 7622A, includes mussel hooks and crab hooks, (344,. 3.6 554, 1) S '7622.2 Pro1jectLn -.Aes , Nllow or permit any fishing pole to extend urit—hi—rfrom than four, feet W ), (344,13. 7 554, 1) S 762,3,, Cleani of Fish,., Place, cut or clean any fish or bait, or arty of er marine U—eupcn any bench or seat placed upon the Municipal Pier or If upon the U.00r of the pier unless same is plat.-�a,A in a container, 044,-3.2 �`54,: L) S '7623. 1 (Repealed 769,3) s -16e sse 24. Ku I Hooks., Use a mussel hook, except with Tr44,, 3� 12 554,J) 7 Me wha:rfinger. c 7624, 1 Limit on "Mussels Toke more than, fifteen (15) pounds r LA MII-Mlnv one day. (344AJ3 554,-1.) 01 pier Limit on e .MUZSSe .3 fi�gm t S '1625. -Lobster Tra ns-. Limit. Have more than two lobster trapii to arty one person 7n-'-ffie—water �cndevor near said pier at any ol'ili- S '7625. 1 Sa.A Traps shall be attended by a pens at all timer. "Attended" is to be within 500 fe,,t of said traps at all time (344- 3A4 554,,• 1) S 7626., (Repealed 769.3) PLIBLYC PLNG-ES PIER S 7627 S 7627 � Injure, mark or dama,. a7:o/ 3 44, upoi,-t �,�-,ald pier, eqju x ,J_jf a&JEcl�,itL)m r Remove, =qe or taiqft,7 7vi—th Tife.-saving said pier,, except in time of eau.r-' .j gency, (344,- 3, 11 :11 5 4- i S 7629. (RepKi!aled 769,,'j) "S 7629A (Repealeet 761) XXI'lGLE 763 W�li 1 G.L.TE,S S 7631. Uaguthorized Vehicles,. No person shall drive or permAr =o �_e_ariven any reiic. e of any kind or character whatsoever -upon, L sa1d pier withou- first having obtained a permit from, the Chice o Police so to do. t 344 , 3.,4 554A) S *rruck eedd t�b person shall drive any truck upon, aaaR �� 3 a spec pier at in excess of ten (10) miles per hour, (344, .4a 565A) S 7633, He ivy Vehicles. No person shall drive or permit to be driven axii_,_v_eT7i`cfeo`T—any kind or character iAiatsoever upon said pier of a gross weight in excess of twenty thousand (20,000) 1,4b, 565A) PO unds. 344,- S 7634. No person shall ride or permit to be ridden a bicycle tricycle or motorcycle on the pier,, (344, 3, 5 554. 1) 1_'7635_ 'Issuance of Permits for Vehicles. The Chief of Folk. Issue special permits to drive -vehicles upon said pier for tfst.., transr,ortation of property and supplies to and from 'business estaTlishments located upon said pier or connected therewith net4aen the hours of 6 A,M. and 9 10 A M. and may issue special per tits for the transportation of persons, between said hours, In cate of necessity or emergency. `6�I6. LEM ArgenSy VehIcles, Emergency vehicles may be permitted _to71,J:ve upon said pier at ail times for the purpose of saving life- oi, p-,-operty, (344%.,3a., 419) AWrICLE 764 BUSINESSES S 7641- Business Permits reauired. No person shall, conduct or TGR:y—on 'Zp`o-n7-s`a`TZ Perms —Pler, or any part thereof, any busjj_ ess of any kind vihatsoever, without first having obtEsined a )ertrit from the Council so to do. (344- 4) { BUSINESSES PIER S 7642. S � Business Location. No permit shall be issued for the carrying on of any business upon said Municipal wharf or pier except in buildings constructed upon said pier. (344:55 m Leasing of Space in BuildLgE Space in any bui.1ding located upon said pier may be rented by the Council upon recommendation of the City 'efhar f i.nger to any person for a. period not less than tixTelve months ,from and after the date of the permit and lease therefor,, 1%344; :')i S. ,® nano oolies® No one person , firm or corporation shall be entitled to rent more than one space: in any such building so constructed upon said pier, (344: 5) Limits on Purposes The permit for renting said space shall pro�ride and specify the kind and nature of business to be conducted in said space; and the goons, vTaresa merchandise or commodities to be sold therefrom,- and sucla space when so rented shall not be used for any other purpose whatsoever. (344: 5) S _.6, Rental Terms in Permit,, The terms for the payment of rental for such space shall be specifically set forth in the permit , therefor, created by the Council. (.344: 5) i I PUBLIC PLACES PIER 7647. § 7647. Disorderly Conduct. No person shall indulge in riotous or boisterous conduct, or make loud or boisterous noises upon said pier or shout, yell or scream while engaged in selling or endeavoring to sell any tickets or merchandise upon said pier. [344:9] ARTICLE 765 BOATS § 7651., Sale of Boat Tickets. No person shall sell or offer for sale any tickets for transportation upon any boat of any kind whatsoever, upon said pier, except from space in one of the buildings located upon said pier. [344:6] § 7652. Boat Landings: Time Limit. No person in charge of any boat or other craft shall permit, cause or allow such boat or other craft to stand or remain at any boat landing upon said pier for a longer per- iod than fifteen (15) minutes at any one time. [344:6] § 7653. Entering Boat Without Ticket. No person shall enter upon any boat from said pier without first having obtained a ticket for trans- portation thereon. [344:6] § 7654. Private Boats. Nothing contained in the foregoing sections of this Article shall be construed to prevent the embarking or disembark- ing of passengers from privately owned or operated boats and other craft, when the same are not in any commercial business, but are oper- ated by the owners thereof without profit, for their own pleasure and amusement, and without charging or receiving any compensation from persons or passengers riding upon said boats or other craft. [344:6] § 7655. Control of Boat Landing. The boat landing upon said pier shall be under the exclusive charge and control of the City Wharfinger and his deputies, and shall not be raised or lowered by any other person. § 7656. Charges for. Use of Landing. Such charges shall be made for the use of said landing upon said pier as may from time to time be fixed by the Council. [344:8] Q PUBLIC f'LACs 11iUNICIPAL TRAZL"R P%fflK GiiAPT.-P, 77 CHAPTER 77 MUNICIPAL TRAIL jR P-ILRK ARTICLE 770� G.EPERAL ` 771,, RULE' ..VNID REGULATIONS 772. ENFOR CEDENT tURTICLE 770 S 770:1.,, Repealed by Ordinance. ( 618:14.) S 7702. Salar of Trailer Park ;y'lana er The salary ox' thy:. railer Par �,ana; er sha11 be as es- tablished in Chapter 15,, ( 54.3 :3 597: 5) ARTICLE 771 RULES APa_D, riEGULA`:1`IO_i4S S 7711,, Rules, Regulations ;stablisheds Rules and regu.lai:ions goversx.kr% the use and operation of the Municipal Trailer Parr are hereby established as set forth in Article 771,o Violations of any of these rules and regulations shall be cause for eviction of tenants and their property, ( 618 s 1) S 7712. Payment of Rent. All rent for trailer and tent spaces must be paid in advance,, (4.i4.e14.bs30 511.2) S 12.1. Showing Receipt Ahen Leaving: A paid-up receipt ?rust be shown when leaving; the park with Vent; o'r, trailer, (4.34.. 14.be14 , 511.2 618:2 ) S 7713 , Mail, No mail delivery will be made at r:b7n _ a1 `.gailel. r Park. Call at local Post Office for a11" mail (434.e14.b:10o 511 :2) S 7713 .u7. Te122hone Calls All telephone calls must be plcc;d at available pay 'stations (434.:ltlb A 11 511:2) AwN S 7713 .22 State License.* All trailers must have valid motor 1�•ehicle license as required by state law, (434s14'0•12� I Zo2E 61o:3 ) PUBLIC PLACES PARKS S 7711. CHAPTER 77 .- PARKS i (Ord. 1026) Article 771 General Provisions Article 772 Regulations Article 773 a Penalty ARTICLE 77.1 GENERAL PROVISIONS S 7711. General Provisions. ARTICLE 772 REGL1i,ATYONS S Definitions. (a) Person means any individual,, firm, . partners $p, joint venture,, association, .social club, fraternal organization, corporation,, or any ether gwoup acting as a unit. (b) Alcoholic -Beverages, means any and all spiritous. vinous,, . malt or fe ente q�r,, qu ds or compounds,, whether medicated,, proprietory patented or not,, and by whatever na= called® containing one half of one pOrcentum,, or more,, of alcohol by volume,, which are ! potable or fit as,, or which may be used for beverage purposes, S 7722. lawful Acts It shall be unlawful for any person to o o -or for any person to cause or permit to be done or committed within the boundaries of any public park within i the City of Hunnzi ngton Beach,, any of the following. S 7722.1 Dish ration d� Wilfully mark,, deface,, s igure,, n ure9 tamper with or displace o* remove,, any building,, bridges, tables,, benches,, fireplaces mailings- pavinng or paving material, wbterlinbs or other public utilities or parts or appurtenance thereof,, iigns- notices 6r placards whether =rs, rary or permanent,, monuments, sta�esa"posta or ether boundary or other structure's or' equipment, facilities or park property or ape - d purt�nanees whatsoever,, either real or personal,. S 7722.2 Rest room and ,washroomsa Pail to co®operate in main,. tea n ng rest rooms. a washrooms in' a neat and sanni© tart' condition. No person over the age of five .years small use the rest rooms and washrooms designated for the opposite sex. S 7722 3 Sa station. Throw,) discharge or otherwise place or cause-6675i placed in the waters of any fountain,, pond,, Lakes stream,, bAy or other body of water in or adjacent to any .park or any tributary* stream,, stokm sewerb or drain flowing into such waters,, any substance, matter or thii7g p liquid or solid,, 'which will or, any result in the pollution of said. waters. " 8 4 PUBLIC PLACES iAFJNIC TPAL 1:1-R hIL.'' PARK _ S 17 l So 7r 1L Vehicles Speed L rnit; No vehicle is per- mitted to move at a speed, r•reater than 5 miles per hour in park area (43i.4 :4b:20, 511:2„ 618: 4.) S Parkin of Vehicles All vehicles and trailers" must be parked a_t right angles to the roadway as designated and at; such locations as directed by Park Manager. (14.34:14:1 511 a 2 ) S 771 Q2., Visitors ' Automobiles All visitors to cam must park automobiles outside park area. (43l.14b:13d 511:2) S 771 a3s Commercial Vehicles, Parsons. No com. mercial vehicle or person shall be allowed in the park or campground area for the purpobe of selling or renting of any product, service or equipment without Vmstten consent of the City Council. (434.l4.b#21, - 511:2) S 7714..mt. Selling Vehicles in Park. No parson shall advert2 e for sale or sell any automobile or trailer in park area. (434:14b o l5e 511:2) S 771z46 ink Vehicles Before Ente n All ven c1_es, bezore enterin the trailer park shall come to a complete stop at the entrance thereof, ( 618a15) S 771? .5.. Tenants Responsible for Guests: Tenants W . bra old responsible for any����;a or violation of park rules by their children_ or guests , ( 618r15) S 77141 -7o Children test Rooms; Children under six years Of age must beaCCt]m"C1c nied 'tO 'Lhe 1'c t1'QOi37s or showers by an adult, (618:15) S 771_ ,8. ChildIren Pla "inr in Park Bul.ldin�,ss Chit- dren are NO`O ALLOI.P17T to play in park buildings ( 618:15) S 7715. ware of Refuse, All rubbish and debris shall be pl67ed in propel? containers as required by Park Manager. (),.34:ll;.b e 6 5110 2) S 7715,1 Care 'of Garbaga, Place all garbage in garbap cans,, Do not wrap garbage in paper . (434 s 14b :9 511:2) S 7716, Disorderly Conduct. Loud and boisterous no se or. 1_an —6.--;e.is prohiUirETd in camp at all. hours, ,(434-14bc26 511s2) . i - i PUBLIC PLACES MUNICIPAL TRAIL.-2 P-ARK S 7716.1 S 7716a � Radios Phonographs, Television Sets: Radios,, phonogaphs and television sets shall not be played be- teen the hours of- 11:00 PaK. and 7.*00 A.M. (43L�:14b:27. 511:2. 618:5) S 7716.2 0 an Fires All open fires are prohibitod on beach. 0 :14b:7b 511:2) ! S 7716,3. Ball Games_a No baseball, football., or of iier�Jannarous tossing games shall be permitted in trailer park or camping area other than. such areas as may be d ;signated by the Park Manager. (434:,14b:22. 511:2) j S 7716n1 Dotes Prohibited, No does shall be allowed in the I uniczpa Trailer Park. (�. 4:14 :4 564 1) S 71 a Dressing in Toilet Rooms Changing of cloths Is prphibited in toilet rooms. (434:146:5 ! 511:2) S 7717.1 Use of Shower R ooms, Shower rooms are .for bathing only,� 3 :7. b: 511:2) S 7718. Trailers: Removal of 'Mheels,, No rnrneels shall be re ved from trailers, 34:M� b:24. 511:2) S 771.8 1 Re ealed b7 Ordinance S 7718.2 Re pealed bey Ordinance . i S 7718 Rericaled .by Ordinance. II -)18: i S ?71F3© Subrent nC Space: No trailer or tent j shall be loa.ned,,sublet or subrented. (4.3)�,t14.b:16 ` 511:2 618:(, ) j S 718.'5 ®cc!!, C-1r of Another 8 Tr2__ler�, Tent: No"person or persons shall occupy a trailer or tent not dwned by the occupant witho- t written consent of, the Trailer Park ]'Manager, unless a 4 member of, the tenant' s family is present., (434:lLj.b:23.511:2.618:7 I S ?7 � o a 18G6 Additions ' to Trailer: addition to any trailer shall be constructed until a permit therefor has been issued by the Buildir:ig Department. Such ad- ditions shall not exceed €aft. x 16ft., shall be of fireresista.nt construction and mu t. be approved by 'the PIMLIC PLACES S 7722 4 Have br6ught iA or 0911 duriO. deposit of leave ,ray bottles, broken glass, ashes, paper, boxes cans, dirt, rubbish, waste. garbage, or refuse; or other tras o No such refuse or gash: shall e placed in any caters in of contiguous to any park, or left any. where on the grounds - thereof, buts all be placed in the proper receptacles where these are provided- where receptacles are not so provided, all such rubbish or waste shall be carried from the park by the person responsible for its presence, and properly disposed of elsirkhereo S 7722©4 Alcoholic Heveia es To consume or have in his o: er possess'.on, custody, or controls any alcoholic beverage of any kind whatsoever. S 7722 5 Vend n and Peddling,, Expose car offer for sale .,any art rc a or n® • shall he station or pla a an stand, cart, or vehicle for the transportation, sale or 6 splay of any such article or thing S 7722.6 Advertising. Announce, advertise or call the public attention n any cosy to, any article or service for sale or hire. S 772207 Si ns Paste, glue, tads or otherwise post any �ign� p acard, advertisement, or inscription whatever, AR'TIME 773 PENALTY S7731. Vio lations Any parson violating any provision of t s c apter shall, upon conviction thereof be guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to a fine of not more than five hundred dollars {$500.005 or be imrprisoned in" the citg� or County jail, for a period not to exceed three (3) months, car by th such fine ,,and i prisomwnto i PUBLIC PLACES PUBLIC BUILDINGS S. �8a,i CHAP 8 -'PUBLIC BUILDINGS or o 1C)22 I Article 781 - Genera. Provisions Article 732 - Regulations ARTICLE 781 j GENERAL PROVISIONS 811. Genera. Provisions ARTICL E, 782 I MUJ ATI0 �8g?la De snitloas., (a) Person means any individual, firm, partnership q 'joint vendme .associ,atiaan 4 social. club, fraternal organization, corporations, or any other group acting as a unit (.b) E_goholic Bever ea.', Deans any and all spiaritousg viaaausg. malt orfea�nented liquor, 'liquids or compvmdsa w ther medicated, proprietoryi, patented, or not, and by what- ever name cal.ledv cont4a1.ning one half of one percenturnp or more,, of alcohol by volume, whichh are pottab.1a or fit as. or which shay be used for beverage purposes. Unlawful Acts.. ' It shall be unlawful for any person to coo or commit, or for any j person to cause or permit to be done or. committed on or within the premises of any public building within the City o:? Buntin&ton Beach„ any o;' the following e 22 1 . DisfMura Wilfully m kd dei'ac :$- das£igux e g injure R tamper with or disp ,ace or remove,, any building, tr°idgesq tables, benches, fireplaces, railings,, paring or �Avin& material, waterlines or other p ablic utiiif ties or parts or appurteanances*thgg, of,si.gatsq .notices or placards whether temporary}or permanent, mon- urnentsq €atakest -posts, ,or other• boundary markersq or,other structures or equipment, facilities or park pro Ipertv�, or appurtenances whatsoever., either real or personal. L.282.2.2. Rest rrsoms and two Fail to cc-operate Ln.maintaining rest rooms and- .. :,ra. kin s aa-�z,t a • --ini.tary condition. No person over the age of five yea,.a shall use the rest roams and washrooms designated for theepposi•te sex. 1822� Sanitation. Have brought in or shall: dump, deposit or leave any bottles'T broken glass,, ashes, paper. 'boxes, cans, dirt,, rubbishq wastes 'garbage.g or refusev or other trash. SA22_4, lffiaoholic Bever es. To consume any alcoholic he4erages of any kind uha.tS'0- ever. 7822.5. Vending -T�P! dd1, � Expose or offer for vale,any ��rticle or thing, nor shall h statia�� or place any stands, cart, ors' vakcaq for. the transportation, sale or display of any such article or th,ng� S 2=_.6 Advertisiin.. Announce, advertise or call. the p1bl.i.c attention. .i.n' any way article or sei-vice for sale or hire. Paste,, glue, tack or otherwise frost any aag;a, lalar,�se°d,, advertisement' <. or i.rscr ipfion whatever. , I i PUBLIC .PLACES MUNICIPAL TRAIL..3 PARK S 7 1806 r� Building Inspector and Fire Chief of the City of Hunting- ton Leach and constructed under the sup�-rvision: of the, j Trailer Park Manager (434:14b:23a 511:2® 618:8) S 771 Tents. Size: No tent shall be larger than 170 square feet in size or exceed 8 feet in height. (434.14be28. 511:2. 618:g) S 7 1 .1 Tent Space, Not more than one tent shall be allowed to an allocated,, space of square feet- (434:1ob:29- 51l:2e. ) j S 7719.2 Location of Tents. All tents must be places on sand area-b—e�een retainin.0 vrall and ocean and at such locations as directed by Park r,Fanager„ (434:11�b:2 511:2) S 7719.3 Tents, Stakes: No tents or awnings shall be exec ,ed c i�'re any st�'a` "es or rop s on the eater for, (434:14b:3. 511:2 618:10) S 77190 . Trailers. Egjui mment: All trailers must be equipped with their own fuses or multi-breaker with maximum limit of 20 amps, and shall be equipped with their o-A lead-in cord of not less than No. 12 size wire, rbbber-covered and weather-proofed. ( 61.6:15) . S 7?19,5,5 Electric Outlet : No trailer shall. use any electrical outlet not assigned to such trailero (618:15) ARTICLE 772 S 7721a Posting, of Rules: The Trailer= Park Mana;er ` is hereby authorized and directed to post and maintain notices setting forth the rules and regulations contain- ed -in Article 771. (618:11) S 7722. HeadinRof Notice, Said notices shall. be headed,' "R.0 ES AND REGULATIONS" in words not less than one inch in height, and shall refer to this Chapter . S 7723 . Postin ?lacesn Said notices shall be posted at the o 'icy'run—said Trailer Camp, and not to exceed 300 feet 'apart along the main roadivay in the said. 'NIvnicipal Trailer Park (434:14c 511:3 ) f PUBLIC PLAC;.S I'MU aICIRAL TRAILa I'AaK S 7724 S 772-4. Arranging for Appearance: Whenever any person is arrested for any violation of the provisions of Article 771g unless such person demands the right to an immediate appearance before a maGistrate, the arresting officer 'shall, upon production of satis- factory evidence of the latter' s identity,_ take the name and address of such person and notify him in yr-iting to appear at a time and place to be speci- ,fied in such notice, such time to '-.e at least five days after such arrest a.nd\ such place to be before a Judge of a Court of competent jurisdiction. (434:14e 548:1 618:12) S 7725Q Release from Custody: ,':Thereupon, such officer shall, , upon the givinE; by such person of his vrr°itten promise to appear at such time and place, forthwith release him from r,ustodyo (434:14e 548:1) S 7726. Immediate earance before Magistrate: Vjhenever any such person refuses to ,ive his vrritten promise to appear as herein provided or deriiands an immediate appearance before the Judge, he shall be taken forthwith before a Jude of a Court • of com- petent Jurisdiction. (4,34:1�.a. 50:1® 613e13 ) 7727. Continuance: Time to 'Flead: Release@ He s= then be entitled to at least f'i.ve�.ays� j con•vinuance of his case in .which to prepare to plead or prepare for trial; and he shall not be required to plead or be tried vrithin five days unless he vrai ves such t Ime in Y:rr itin or in open j court; if lier;ives his vrritter� promise to appear j at. such time and place as the court may fix ='or his PLTrther appearance or, upon his r fu.sal to give such promise, upon such bail as the court may fix, and he shall thereupon be released From cv.stody. (4.34:14e j BUILDING DIVISION 8 DIVISION 8 - BUILDING CHAPTER 81. BUILDING 82. ELECTRICAL ORDINANCE 83. ELECTRICAL MATERIAL 84. PLUMBING n 85. OUTDOOR ADVERTISING 86. SIGNS r s BUILDING' BUILDING S CHAPTER 81 BUILDING ARTICLE 811. Building Code 812,, Floor Space 813. Moving of Buildings 814. Swimming Pools ARTICLE 811 BUILDING CODE S 81,�AftV ADOPTIOLN OF BUILDING COM do, A certain cument co, three copie;=0 ; ici are on ein the office of the City Clerk.- bein marked and designate as "Uniform Building Code,, 1961 Edition VoTume 1. published in 1961, by Pacific Coast Buildin Officials' Conferenc' ell be, and the same is hereby adopted as' tge building code of this City for regulating, the erection constructions, enlargement,, atteration, * repair, moving, removal, demoiit, ion" Con- version occupancy, equipment,, us% height,, area and maintenance of all buildings and/or, structures in this City-, providing for issuenep of permits , collection of fees therefor, providing penalties for violation of such code, declaring and establishing fire zones- and each and all of the rejulations,, provisions penalties, condihons,, and terms of such "Uhl, orm Building Code 1461 Edition, Volume 1. ,published in 1961 by Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference,`' on file in the office of the City -Clerk are hereby referred to, adopted. .and made a part hereof as if fully set out. in this Section. (375ool 530-01 59201 869oc-1) L 11sjI, Iz Con ete Fj2gKg,, Minim Thies Siisl ndrix e ug al en. (a) Except where otherwise permitted in this Section con. crete slab-on. round shall 'be nominal 4 inches or more,, in thickness -1th not less than 3-5/8 inches (actual) at any point and for all habitable spaces the following shall be the minimum requirements - separation from earth with approved vapor barrier (polyethelene minimum 006 or equal mils) and reinforced with minimum ,6-11 x 611 - #10 x #10 welded wire fabric,, (b) Structural stabs shall be of design thickness, but not less than 4 inches,, (c) Where slabs ,in-Around are I placed in two operations (double stabs) mini mum thickness of upper slab, 3 inches-,, lower slab, 2 inches. (893.2) (d) Proportions of cement, fine and coarse aggregate and mix. ing water shall be selected to produce concrete of the required durability, mrkability and strength. Propor- tions shalt follow the recommendations of the American Concrete Institute (ACI 613)© The mixture shall be such that the concrete will work readily into corners and , angles of forms and around reinforcement without segre. gation of materials or accumulation of excess free water on the surface. (e) Concrete shall contain not less than 5 sacks of cement per cubic yard. b UIL4DING BUILDING S st`�,2� (f) Quantit ®f mixing water shall, not exceed A gallons r per sac of cements, including the free water contain- ed in the aggregate, (g) (1) Maximum Slump shall not exceed 4 . i.nches for normal weight concrete ®r 3 inches for lightweight concrete except that a slump not t® exceed inches away be permitted provided segregation of aggregate particles does Laot occur,, (2) Standard test ASTM '�C-143 shall be used to measure slump. OY Concrete shall have a compressive--stron,gth,,- at -2_g days of at least the required design strength but not less than 2000 psi. (4) A copy of the bill of Lading for all such materials must be made available to the Huntington Beach Build. ing Department Inspectors upon request. (895 ,2 Q 1018) S 8 12 That the entire City of Huntington Beach is hereby declared to a and is hereby established as a fire district, In accordance with the Uniform Building Cade, and said fire district shall be known and designated as Tire Zones 1. 29 and 3 and each such zone shall include such territorll or portions of the City as designated in Sections 112.1�, 8112.2' 8112,,3, and 8112.4 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code and of the maps and, records an file In the office of the Planning and Building Departments _ of the City-9 which maps and records are hereby adopted as Fire Zone fps and Records of the City of Huntington Beach for application of the regulations included in "'The Unifom, Building Code" of the Pacific Coast Builders Conference as adopted by the City of Huntington Beach. ( 9.2) S gl 2 2 Tire ill that portion of Blocks an 505 o t e i.n et sect on of the Huntington beach tract and bounded by Orange Avenue, Sixth Street, Main Street and Fifth Street shall be fixed, designated and established as Fire lone No,, 1. ( 69a2) BUILD II BUILDING S 8112.3 S 8112 e_.I Fire Zone No. 20 All those portions of the City of Huntington Beac . California, included within the Commercial Zones of the City as defined in Chapters 92, 93, 94 of the Ordinance Code of the City of Huntington Beach and those properties on which a commercial use has been granted by zonirap , use permit, conditional exception or area variance pursue to Chapters 92, 93 and 94 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code and outside of the area designated as Fire Zone No. I shall be designated, fl,.Xed and established as Fire Zone No. 2. - (869.2) S 8112.4 Fire Zone No. 3_ All areas not included within Fire ,Zone W.'lor FT�re one 967. 7—and lying t-,7itshin the City of Huntington Beach, California, shall be des:Ug:nated, fl:,-,.red and established as Fire Zone No. 3. (869.2) - ARTICLE 812 FLOOR SPACE 81.21, Construction Restrieted. It, is imlawful to build or E construct any in or %=an i—abitation -i--Athin this City contain- ing less , than the minimum area of floor space as herein provided. S 8122. Vbved Buildines,, "Build or co-Khstrruct3l includes any buildli3j—constructed elsewheri and moved to this City. S 8123. Mintmum Floor $A:)acc,. The minivqmi floor space area for any b-Mil=ing crn;,=ruR_e_a�or eased Boa: human habitation shall be as fol lows o. S 8123.1 Sin le Fatuilv Muel.11 A Not less than 400 square feet. (375:1 I i ilYlLlING 137�I.I?I�G S �123 2 S 8123 e 2 Du lex or two Fa mil l Dwel in less than j 720 selua�re feet ' a� Gba 1003 f S 8123.3 2 ulti. le anvil Dwelling:.. tot less than 240 s qua�ro see r eac separate apartment a (375 m 1(a) c. 31.0< 1) ARTICIZ, 813 MOVING OF BUILDINGS S 8131. � jicati on for-Permit. No person, firm or corporation shall move any building, or structure, or portion of a building or structure into the City of Huntington Beach or relocate any building or structure,, or portion of a building or structure within said' City,. or cause the sauie to be done without first obtaining a separate building moving permit for each building or structure, or portion thereof from the Huntington6each Building Department. (76441 ) 8132. I on y Cont nts,, To obtain as permit the a�ppi12-aR ailA i.rst 31.e in a�pplica�tion therefor, in writing, on forma furnished for that purpose by the Building Department Every such application shall contain or have appended thereto, the following i n fo rmat ion,, 1. Name of strut and official al house number, the name of the tract and/or , block, and zone-use legend, the Lots ntmber and its dimensions, where the building or structure to be moored is to be placed. j 20 The proposed use or occupAuicy for the building, 3. The tract, block, lot, zone use and offi.ci.al address of the building or structure's existing location. 4. All dimensions and structural type of the building or structure j 30 The nature of the repairs and any alterations or additions. 6. The complete valuation of the proposed work. 7. A PLOT PLAN drawn to sa scale of not later than one- eighth inch (1/811) to the foot shell be, filed with the application. Such plot plan shell indicate with. dimensions, all existing and proposed set-backs. f . One 811 x 1011 photograph of said 'bui.ldi.ng. (764„ 1 ) S__8123. Posting, When such application is filed with all. the ' inn o action rewired., The Building Department shall inspect said building and if. it conforras with the minimum re uirements ®f the �amtington Beach Building Code for anew .i,l ing, then I ^` BUILDING BUILDING S 8133.'. 4 ' MOVING NOTICE cards shall be made out and posted by the Building Department within forty-eight hours from the time of the filing of such application. If the building does. not' ' conform with the minimum requirements of the Huntington Beach Building Codes the application shall be denied. Said moving Notice cards shall,n+ot be less thaw one (1). foot square in airea,. shaall be headed ''Notice of Moving and Relocation" in blackfaced t�rpe letters of not- less than two (2) inches in height, and there shall be printed or typewritten upon said cards the following information: 1. The address from which and to which it is proposed to move structure or structures, together with a brief description of the structure or structures to be moved. 2. A notice that if a written protest to said wing sign- ed by one or more persons who own real property with- in 300 feet of the location to which said structure or structures are to be moved, is filed in the office of the City Clerk on or before the date therein. named '(which date shall be on or before 7 days after such posting); that such protest shall be heard and deter- mined by the City Council of the City, at its- first regular meeting after the expiration of the date set for filing protests as aforess.id. 3. A notice that if a written protest, as above set forth is not filed within said period of time and all other requirements of this ordinance have been fulfilled, the Fui.lding Department will issue a Relocation Permit as herein provided. One Moving Mice Card shall be posted and Located in a conspicuous place on the lot to which it is proposed to move said building or structure, in clear view and. approximately fifteen (15) feet back of the front property line of an inter- ior lot. If it is proposed to move the building or structure onto a corner lot,, a second Moving Mice card shall be located and posted in a similtLr position and facing the secondary street. tine Moving Notice card shall be posted on the front of the building or structure to be moved if said building is within the City of Huntington Beach. The said Moving Notice cards shall remain posted for a period of seven (7) consecutive days. At the end of such posting time, the Moving Notice Cards shall be' removed by an official of the City of Huntington Beach. (764,1) r BUILIDIHC BUII.DI S 8134 S 8134. Protest and HeALtM. If a protest against the m6ving o sai. building or structure is filed, it shall be in writing and signed by one or more individual property owners who own real property within 300 feet of the location to which said structure or structures are to be moved. Such protest shall be filed in the office of the City Clerk of said City during said period of required posting. The City Clerk shall cause each and every written protest filed hereunder to be presented to the City ,Council of said City at the first regular meeting a of said Council following the expi.ra.tion of the seven day postimg period. The Builder Department shall file at the same time its recommendation regarding the granting or denial .of a permit. The City Council shall hear the application and protests, and amay' graht or deny the application at that time, or may appoint a committee to investigate the application and any protest thereto that may have been filed, and continue the matter of determination to a subsequentt meeting. - In the event the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach denies an application to wove a building or structure a second application to move the same building ,or structure to the same property and address shall not be applied for, not permit granted there for, within six (6) months from and after the date of the City Council denial of the application to move said building or structure. In the event that the City Council of the City of Hunting- ton Beach authorizes the moving of said building or structure to the proposed new location after a hearing is held as hereian,provided, the City Council shall direct the Building Department to issue a permit therefor, providing all other requirements of this Ordinance have been fulfilled. If no protest is filed, the Clerk shall notify the Buildin sand ghe Build Department shall. issue the permit. (764 . S 8135. Relocation Permit - Ins ection Fees: Whenever a permit is soug t or t e purpose o mov ng a uilding from outside the city limits to within the city limits, the sum of one hundred dollars ($100.CC) shall be paid to the City to accompany, the application for a permit. If said application is denied, the sure of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) will be refunded to applicant. Whenever a permit is sought for the 'purpose of relotati -any building within said City, the sum of Fifty Dollars ($50,.C0) shall be paid to the City to accompany the application for .a permit If said application is denied the sum of Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) will be refunded to the applicant.' Provided, however, if any building shall. be re- located upon the same parcel, a fee of Twenty-Five ($25a00) shall be aid to the City to accompany the application for a permit, wKich sum shall be retained by the Ci.t ether such permit is granted or denied. Applicant must t en proceed BUILDING BUILDING S g13S. Aencef® h as per existingoiTdinances and shall pay directly to the Building department any and all fees other than the original pewit fee -as hereinabove provided. (764.1) S 8136. Relocation _Permit: (764>2) S 8136.1. Bond Re uirgdn 1. No relocation permit shall be issued unless the applicant therefor shall first post with the Building Depart- ment a bond executed by the owner of the premiseswhere the building or structure is to be located, as -principal,, and by a surety c any, authorized ,in this State, as surety. 2. The bond which shall in form joint and several, name the City of Huntington Beach as obligee, and shall be in an amount 'equaal. to the cost, plus twenty®five ,percent. (257®) .of the wmrk required to be done -in order to comply with all of the conditions of such relocation permit as estimated by the Building Inspector. In lieu of a surety bond, the applicant may post a bond executed by the said owner as principal and i which is secured by a deposit of cash in the amount named above and conditioned as required in the case of a surety Lead; such bond as so secured is hereinafter called a 84cAsh bond" for the gruposes of this section. (764.2) 3. No bond, however, weed be pasted in any case where the Building Inspector shall determine that the only relocation involved is that of moving a building temporarily to the regularly occupied business premises of a house server or that of moving a building to adjacent property of the same owners but the exceptions herein made shall not apply unless the City Building Inspector finds that no such security is necessary in order to assure compliance with the requirements of this section. S 8136.11. Bond Conditions: Every bond posted pursuant to this section shall be conditioned: I 1. That each and all of the terms and conditions of the relocation permit shall be complied with to the sAti.sfaction of the Building Inspector. 2. That all of the wore required to be done pursuaht .to the conditions of the relocation permit shall be fully performed and completed with the time limit specified in the relocation peroalts or if no time limit is specified, within ziinety ' (9C) days after the relocation permit is issued. The time limit specified in any pei.t may be extended for good and sufficient cause by the Building Inspector. No such extension of time shall be valid unless in writing, and no such extension shall release any surety from any bon . (764e2) I i BUILDING BUILDING S 5136.2 f S 8136.2. Default in Performance of Conditions 1. Whenever ;the''Bui.lding Insspeictor shall find that a default has occurr'ed in the performance of any term or con- dition of any permit,, written notice thereof shall be given to the principal and to the surety on the bond. 2. Such notices shall specify the work to be done, the ! estimated cost thereof, and the period of time deeded by the Building Inspector to be reasonable necessary for the completion of such,work. 3. After receipt of such notice, the surety must, within the time therein specified, either cause the required work to be performed, or failing therein, rust pay over to the Building Department the estimated cost of doing the work as set. forth in the notice, plus an additional suss equal to twenty-five percent (25 ) of said estimated cost. Upon receipt of such monies, the Building Department shall pro- ceed by such ode as deemed convenient to cause the work required to be performed and completed, but no liability shall be incurred therein other than for the expenditure of the said sum in hand therefor. (764.2) S 8136.3. Gash Bond-Manner of Enforcement. If a cash bond his been poste" , Mice o de cult as provided above shall be given to the principal, and if the compliance is not obtained within the time specified, the Building Inspector shall proceed without delay and without further notice of proceedings whatever, to use the cash deposit or any portion of such deposit to cause the required work to be done by i� contract or otherwise, in his discretion. The balance, if- ' any, of such cash deposit shall upon the completion of the work be returned to the depositor or his successor or assigns, after deducting the cost of the work plus twenty-five percent (257®) thereof. (764.2) i S 81.36.4. Option to- Demolish Buildirm or Structure: then any a ssul t e part o • t e princ pal under the preceding provisions,. the surety shall Eve the option, In lieu of. completing the work required, of demolish- ing the building or structure and clearing, cleaning and i restoring the site. If the surety default, the Building Department shall have the same option. (764.2) S 8136.5. Period and Termination ofBond: The 'berm of each bond posted pursuant to this section shall terminate upon the completion to the satisfaction of the Buildirg Inspector ' of the performance of all the. terms and conditions .of the relocation permit. Such completion shall be evidenced by a statement thereof signed by the Building Inspector,, a copy of which shall be sent to any surety or principal upon .req.uest. j Whew a cash bond has been pasted, the cash shall be returned BUILDING BUILDIM, 5, 8 36.5 . ' to the d posi tor.zr to his success®rt or assigns -upon the termination of it a bond, except any portion thereof that may have been used or*. dedaicted ss' elsewhere .in ,this. article .. provided. 8136.6. Entry 'Upon-PKemi8eso 1. The Building Inspector, the surety, and the duly authorized representatives of ei.ther, .sh. 11 have access to the promises described in the relocation permi.t.'- for the put pose of inspecting the progress of the work. 2. In the event of any ,d'efauj.t 3n the performance of any term of condition of the relocation permit,, .the surety,, or any person employed or engaged in i.ts, behalf,or the Buis4ing Inspector, or any person ►pt6yed or engaged i6 his behial f, shall have the right to go upon the premises to complete the required cork or to remove oi':Z m fish the build-� ing or structure, 3. It shall be unlawful for the'..gwner or his sentatives, successors .or assigns, or any other person, to interfere-with or obstruct the ingress., or egress to or from any such premises of any authorized representative or agent of any surety, or of the City of Huntington Beach, engaged in the .work of completing, demolishing or r ving any bud-dipg or structure for which a relocation permit, has been.*:issued .°'.,,':: after default has occureed in the performance of the terms or conditions thereof. (764.2) . S 8136.7.. Reloeation Permits oEkcjgtiohs Th6 provisions of this article re -at ing Fo_ffii7posting of WOW shall not apply where the building or structure is -to .be awed to a location outside "of the City limits of Huntington Beach. In such cases, if the Building Inspector finds that the building or structure is so constructed and in such :condi:tiori thbt! it may be moved with safety, the permit shall be issdi6d"witfiout the requirement of a .bond. ° 1764.2) 8136aE. Relocation Permits m Fees: 1. If the bond herein,-requi.red is not posted within' six (6) months after notice to the appli;ca nt by the Building Inspector of the required 4tmount thereof,, a new application shall be filed and the required application fee paid before the relocation .permit may be issued. r 2. The provisions of this section relative to fees and bonds shill not apply to the relocation of buildings, or structures to be used b a governmental agency for' a govern- mental purpose. (764.2 5 BUILDING BUILDING , - S 8136.9. S 8136.9. Inspectionsred o Any building move v� into s ty s e su ect to final inspection by the Building Inspector and shall be inspected and approved prior to occupancy. It is unlawful to move any building into this City to-occupy the same unless -the same has been inspected and approved by the Building Inspector. (764.2) S 8i 7. Any persona firm, or corporation violating any of the provisions of this Article shall be guilty of a mis, demeanor and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not more than. $3010.00 or by Imprisonment in the ° city or county jail for a term not excee4ing three (3) months or by both such fine and imprisonment and such person, firm or corporation shall be deemed guilty of ..separate offenses ` hereunder for each day, or portion thereof, capon which any provisions of this Ordinance is violated., (764.2) BUILDING SWIMKING POOLS ARTICLE 814 SWIMMING POOLS S 8141. wii ols F kin ° Every person in possession of land WHENEF--the CIty, el Ee--'r----as owner, purchaser under contract,, lessee, tenant or licensee, upon which is situated a swimming pool, shall at all ties maintain on the lot or premises upon. which such pool is located and completely surrounding such pools tot or premises, a fence or other solid structure not less than sic feet in height with no- opening therein (other than doors or gates) lamer than two inches square with, a smooth exterior surface. All gates or doom opening through such enclosure shalt be kept securely closed at all times when not in actual use and shalt be equipped -wit h a self-closing and self-latching device designed to 'keep and capabld of keeping such door or gate securely closed at all times when not in actual use; provided however, that the door of any dwelling occupied by human beings and forming any part of the enclosure hereinabove required weed not be so closed or so equ,'Lppedo (655.2ti, 850.1J S g. 4 e ire ents All plans hereafter submitted to the City of Hun.trngton Baac. for sw ing pools to be constructed shall show compliance with the requirements of Section 8141 hereof, and final ins ecti.on and approval of all pools hereafter constructed shall be wit9lbeld until all requirements of Section 8141 shall have been complied with. (65502) S 8 .4 Exec , t o s The provisions of Section 8141 shall not apply to nu I swimm ng pools for which a charge or admission price is required to be paid for such use thereof, nor to swimming pools which. are a part of and located upon the same premises as a hotel or motel, curing the time that the owner, operator or adult employee of such over or operator is present at and in active charge of the premises upon which such pool is Located. (655©2) U44 Fencin Exist Po I Swimming pools in existence on the ecti,ve ate o t s r., ante shall be enced ii1 accordance wi,th requiremnts of Section 814t on or before the 90th day after the effec. tive date of this Ordinance© Thereafter, it shall be unlawful to main. ta_in any swimming pool which is not fenced in accordance with the re- quirements of Section 8141. (655.2) S 8745 sh Bond. All applications for swimming pool buileing perm,- I e accompanied by a cash bond in the amount of $300.00. This bond shall remain in effect until all construction materials have been rereoved from City streets and alleys and all repairs have been made to e- rbFa sidewalks and streets. In the event builder neglects to re. Qve said materials and, to make said repairs to the satisfaction of the City Building Inspector, the full amount of the bond shall be forthwith and si2=ari.ly forfeited. Upon final inspection and a ro4al by the uild i g Inspector the bond shall be returned to the builder. (655.2. u d , I BU LLD ING SWIMMING POOLS 8146 - . If any section,, sub-section,, sentence,, clause, phrase or porttion of this Ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid ,or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not effect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this ,6rdinance and each section,, sentence, clause, phrase,, or portion thereof irkespective of the fact that any one or more sections, sub-sections clausea, phrases or portions be declared invalid or unconstitutional, 4011) S 81477 P n t Any person violating or permitting or responsip b1e- or t vio at ng of any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be guilty of a sdemeanor9 and upon conviction thereof shall be pun. ished by a .fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500000.) or by imprisonment in the City Fail of the City of Huntington Beach,, or in the County Jail of the County of Orange, California, as the committing magistrate may direct, for a period of not more thaw six (6) months, ' or- by both such fine and risommnto Every such person continuing, committing or permitti�ng the violation of any previsions of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a *sepperate offense for each and every day or portion ofany day during which any ,violation of any provision of this ordinance is committed or permitted. (1011) i - i I ' 11 MUL_L-1.�N 21�,UV A ARTICLE 816 DR-1 MEW Ms §��860. DrlvgwaL, .Desi&no, Drivevay shall extend froirt street or alley pavement or curb 11,ne to garage, carport or parking space., Minimum width, 10 feet. Driveway entrance shall have a flare or radii adequate for gafo and convenlent ingress and egress., Maxim= gradient between vertical transitions,1-3/4 inches per foot (14 percent),, . Vertical transition shall prevent contact of car undercarritige or bumper with surface. Horizontal alignment- shall be safe and convenient to back cat ot,ii or an adequate turn around shall be provided., Crown or -cross-slove. a,,, Minimum, 1/8 inch per foot (1 percent) ,, b. Maximum,, 5/8, inch per foot (5 percent), Ribbon driveways may be used in accordance with the following. ,.- a. Ribbons shall be concrete 5 feet oa c. b. Mini m= width of ribbon,, i feet,, C.-,, Apron. at street shall be flared and improved full width for at least 12 feet length, using concrete or other acceptable ma- teriat, (924) .9.,j. 0 J,L61. Constru LTUS-t ,u n bgrade shall be well drai ed, uniformly graded and compscqeO to prevent harmful differontial settlement,, Sal v Sterilization* Soil sterilization shall be used in all areas to be paved wl...pre there is evidence of vegetation. Pavement shall be concrete bituminous pavement or other app?,.,o- priste local road materials,,, (924) _L.62. Concrete Pavement,, A. Minimm thickness. 4 inches actual. b, Provide an expansion joint at public walk or curb And a,- !,��arage or carport stab. ca, Provide, contraction joints at approximately 10 foot 4. Finished to provide smath sufacn, true to cross section Kne! r'Ta4e. e. Concrete shall be kept moist for a period of three days to IXISUrp Proper curing. s,, Base shall be of crushed stone, gravel or other app-Topr1rte d,4rAble road materials, properly compacted to 4 inch -miniinui ci". acted thickness. b. Wearing surface shall be bituminous concrete, corpacte'd to mlrtmm, thickness, 2 inches. 01tO.Ner appropriate durable road materials properly placed so as 'to be duraUe under the use and maivitenancee contemplated,, (1474) 8212. ,ualifica.-iA n. The person chosen to fill the office of electrical In- spector shall be oJ. good moral .char eter; shall be pos:-essed of such executive ,-� ability as is re.q,uis:ite for the performance of his duties, and shall have a thorough knowledge of the standard materials and methods used in the installation of electrical equipment. He shall be well versed in approved methods of con- struction for safety to persons and property, the statutes of the State of Cali- fornia relating to electrical work, and all orders, rules and regulations issued by authority thereof, and the National Electrical Code. (228:11 635:4) s 821.3. Rgtiess It shall be the duty of the Electrical Inspector to enforce the provisions of this ordinance. He shall., upon application , grant permits for the installation or alteration of electrical equipment, and shall make inspections of electrical installations as provided in this ordinance. He shall keep com fete records of all permits issued, inspections and re- inspec- tions wade, and other official work performed in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance. He shall also keep on rile a list of i-nspecled and approved electrical_ equipment issued by Bndaina,7tarse Laboratories, Inc., which list shall be accessible for public reference during regular office hours. (635:4) 8214, Assistants: Salaries o The Electrical Inspector is empowered to em- ploy, after receiving the approval of the Yayor and the City Council., arq assistant inspectors and clerical assistants necessary for the proper conduct of his office and the inspection of electrical installations as provided for in this ordinance. The salaries of.such assistants shall be determined by the r6yor and the City Council -,jmder the salary code and classification. (635:4) § 82�. Ena.aginc�__in Business Prohibited, A shall be unlawful for the Elec- trical. Inspector or any of his assistants to engage. in the business of the sale, installation or maintenance of electrical equipment, either directly or indirectly, and they- shall have no financial interest In any concern engaged in- such business in the City of Huntington Beach at any time while holding such office as herein provided. (635:4) €216. Authority of Electrical Inaxreto�. The Electrical Inspector shall &a�ve the rinht, during _,easorable hours, to enter any building or premises in the discharge of his official duties, or for the purpose of making any in- spection, re-inspection or test of the electrical. equipment contained therein or its installation. (05;4) 8216.1. ref�c ire or Danger ous installations: Notice;:; __R2c m dv:_Penal t�ro When any electrical equipment is found by the Electrical Inspector to be dangerous to property or to persons because it is defective or defectively installed, the person, firm or corporation responsible for the electrical equipment shall be notified in writing and shall make any changes or repairs as required by this ordinance or other la.,Ts to place such equipment in safe condition; and if such words is not completed within fifteen (2.5) days or longer periods that may be specified by the Electrical Inspector in said notice, the Electrical Inspector shall have authority to disconnect or order the dicontinuance of electric service to said defective electrical equip- ment; and any person, firm or corporation or political subdivision ordered to discontinue such electrical service shall do so within twenty-four (24) hours and shall not recann- ect or allow it to be reconnected until notified to do so by the City Electrical Inspector. . (635:4) BUILM NG EL742TRICAL ORDINI'ME 8216.2 _82,16.2. EMtrgena In cases of emargency. where necessary for the safety of .yp persons or of property, or wbere electrical equipment way interfere withthe work of the Fire Department, the Electrical Inspector shall hive the authority to iumediately disconnect or cause the disconnection of any electrical equipment(635t4) § =16. DelE . o —2. gZatio of users aml Dgt_Lel_. The Electrical Inspector may dele- gate any of his powers or duties to any of his assistants. (615.;W) 1. 8216.4 9 red to 1nterMgt,jhq_n Rules In cases where the gs ,1___ _ rapid development in the application and uses of electricity or new and special or unusual methods of building construction create problems or conditions which are not clearly contemplated in the making of this code and which make literal application of the rule or rules iYnpr4.cticab1e, the Electrical Inspector is here- by empowered to make interpretations in the form of his own rules wherever'. there is a question as to motive or method or manner in which material shall be in- stalled. Said rules shall be in writing and shall be final as to that class of installation. (635:4) ?�2 Repealed by.Ordd ance-635-1. L.82225�, PRIG aled ty.,T Ordina __6 8222, Ren2aled by_Ord:L•i_ ARTITCLS 823 FF,;zS 8231. Fees for_.Permits. and Insction . Before any permit is granted for the installation or alteration of electrical equipment, the persor),, firm or corpora- tion making the application for such permit shall. Day the Building Department a fee in such amount as is specified below: (635:5) 8231.1 For IsAMjM&_LermLtR., For issuing permits, $1.00. (6350) 8231.11 Wi-ring Out1t:L.90 For wiring outlets at which current is used or con- trolled, except services, sub-f ep-ders and meter outlets, $.05 each. (635;j) J_22U.12. Conti uous For continuous trough or fixtures designed for end to and mounting, each 4 ft.. $.10 each.. (635:5) 8231. of not more than 0 s For each motor of not more than H.P., 'r%25 each. (635:5) L,ne. 1,14. Motors 31' &P. to 2_nHrP,, For each motor of more than 1 H.P. but not more than 2 H.P., $.50 each,, Motors 2 H.P to H.P. For each motor of more than 2 H.P. but not more,than 5 H.P, $1.00 each,( 535 §_hgjj.2j, Motors 5 H P. to 15 H.P.- For each motor of more than 5 H.P. but not more than 15 H.P., $1.50 each., ((1`35t5) L.§�.22,, Moto-es I H,,P,, to 50 H. For each motor of more thar, 15 H.P. but not more than 50 H.P., $2.50 each. (63595) &? I_31,,21,L 111bto 0 H.P to 200 H.P,. F,�r each motor of more t'-17r,50 H.P. but not -more than 200 H.P., $5,00 each. %1635'.5) BUILDING ORDINQC�4RCO'E 32-n( -v�a r -a ansformer or jr &:.�42V Fo each g nertor, tr, welder, each K.V.A. capacity shall be considered as 1 H.P. in a motor. (63.5-5) ' t o - Char- or tor-generator Motor-Generator So r Freauena , For each mo set or frequency changer, fee charges shall be 75 greater than for motor alone.(635:5) ders. Foy each §-8211.,31, rQyin o s Generato s Transformers -OLLeiA(Irls- r,QK MotoZ:s moving of motors, generators, transformers or welders, upon which a final ccvrti- ficate has already been issued by the Electrical' Inspector, a fee equal to-75% of the fee required for the installation of new equipment is required for equip- irent re-installed on the same premises,, (635:5) 2 a i I.- I'amoorar lotors- For each tempor a-47 motor, $1.00. (635:5) 31-2- Lk=u 7j AM !,-;.M, and Egulprrignt _ For each mercur7 arc lamp and equipment, $1.50. (635:5) Fr2jection Machine or Stereo nticon. For each projection machine or stereopticon, $1.50- (635:5) 1_.8231 4 Rane& oZ lte�g. r nst,.-111 For each range or heater installatalon, j $-50. (635:5) q!_82 IIjj�. 12L mporarr ' rk ng L IvhtsL For working lights in buildings in course ,_I of construction or undergoing repa- irs, or where ttemnorary lighting Is to be used: . (635:5) _L2271.. 'l. One 2uIQ.e.t., For temporary pole with one outlet, $1.0.5 each. (635-5) Two OutlettEj,. For temporary pole with two outlets, $1.10 each. (635:5) _L2 Electric_Slgns electric signs or outline li,7hting, luminous gas .. For elect type with 5 or more transformers, each transformer, $.25. (635:5) h X -As APPURTEMANIces, $2.00. (635:' ) 2L-XM Uk Ltd-,. For each -ray unit and lr4� , Rectifier and MhIono r sgy Zt - For each rectifier aryd --jnchronour converter, per K.W. $.25 each. (635:5) 82 31.6. Extra InMe For each ey:,,ra inspection made necessax7 by de- fective workmanship arrA materials, $1.00 each. (635:5) Other For inspection of any electrical equipment for which no fee is herein prescribed, for time consumed $2.00 per hr. , with minimum charge of $1.00. (635:5) Take Out Eqrmit Upon failure to make application and take out a permit by the second day after commencing work, permit fee and inspection fees shall be the regular amount. (228:2 318 635:5) No permit shall be issus-d to any person, f-firm or corporation or poli-,Acal subd:hri-sion unlects all fees due are paid in full. (635.5) 14. violLtioa:_ : -Sence Failure tD 11ake out a permit, and pay fees there- for within 72 hours after comm;ncing work shall be deemed evidence of violation of the provisions of this code. (635:5) EIECTIRICAL OMM-WiN .1 R..a epej';!7ad by Q(�.tnanc,2 -'-=:e 25:5 gp9a_LgA l in __,&_L6 Re aled -0 nan(,:e 6 Rr 22aled O3"dinang.2 Annual.Permit: Additional i,:ees,s, A fee of $20.00 shall be paid for each annual Maintenance j"jleetrician permit at the time when such sae it is issued. Fees for all new work installed under such permit since date of last -previous ins,,acation shall be paid, according to the foregoing schedule, at the' time -alien such work is inspected. These fees shall be in adftion to fee paid at the time annual permit is issued. (635:5) 18 lee 2L3�L.j-2�. RIM,11ed j?_y_QKdinance 6 j2. RQDealgid by 4rdi.nance L.a?33-a� -RgM-aQhL-dUM—OrLi—nanq-0,1635:51 R. 0 Re 82 U6 8216.,2z &pe b-L dina1-r=-CiU---5)L g_q) Xg:.Ic:-,d by Ordinaneq 63 -.5 1_.L232 LL !S�gled by__Qrdinance (6-a:.51 R alwed bw- Ord ina .ze Y)Qa1AO b 1 y LBgaZj,4�, Re al hx L8-2IZ,-5-- &MIPA b Or4..narce () -5) 8232.6. gftpLa� jop 0 C631--51 1 r---,_db_-y_0 r d n Re �_32 �2,9 ed by Ord inar,gm (6 Revealed - Crdin- ce (635:5) ,8., Rq=01 by -Liiat,ce ( .13-51 BUILDING S 02 -! 31 8_9_ , 8.1', ftepytlSd b� lrtijranpec 16,nj MIRMA-2, E _L6j5LU jLegct�ied,. by )-rd naqce� A5-, &p2�a le 4 ftdii�anc2� ,I BV8, M, Lt�e a I�SL b 1,_Lr di nazo ej§M, ,_2j ARTICLE 824 DFUILMS! EI;ECTRICIANS 8241, Li ensfor Dealer,, Electricitan Re 0,_---eM,, Fee, Any end 2_Sn 3�__ every persea,, it company or corporaation carrying on the businoss of electrical supplies, constrneting or aesuming control of the inFtn11a tion of any virea or other electrical appliances in any building in the City of Hnntingtoa Beach .'shah first obtain a license therefor from the City Clerk of said City and shall pay therefor the sup—ma o:,T- §20,M per annum, payable a-anxially in advance; and no auch persaka, firm, company or corporation shall engage in such business in said City without first having procured such lioense from said City, Clerk The applicant shall be a bona fide possessor of a registered licenno to install electrical work as issued by the State of California., (228,3 635,7) S 8241,1, AMiration of Liceneio� The licenue required 1by Ssctioio 8241 shall expire on the let day of Daly of each year (640A.) S 8242,, &epeaied by traiparce 6 IL 9 ARTICLE 825 PERMITS� S -o eec g,:,qui pment sh.?M J1, Permit Reauired,, Exe ions X l trical be instalied within ;;_ova—any buildings, atructures or prem:5.&Ge, publicly or privately owned, nor shall any alteration or additic;a lbe made in any such existing equipment, without firat scouring a permit therefor from the Eledtrical Inspector, except as provided in Sections 8203,1t 8203,2 and 8203,3 of this Code, aLnd with the lrirt�.V exception that no permit will be required to excoute any of thv classes of electrical work sped lipd in the folloriag Sections 8251,2 and 8251.3g 12M9 0635,,10) §_8 5 1 12 Kjaor 11suairep He acement of Lamps. Connection of Portable Electri al Ejai , ek,_ No permit ehall be required foe or repairs work, replacement of lapips or t1he connectiez of electrical equip zaent to auitable permanently inatalled FheL pro l.sioras of this ordinanc:e sha'.0 not apply—to instal- lations used by electricity supply, rallway or communication utilities in the exercise of their functions as a utility. (535:10) 2 5,1,, i'lect7:.3 It Su A� ,esh No permit. shall be required for the inst4al Ation, alteration or, repair of elee-trical equipment installed by or for an electr:ic:ity supply agency for the use of such agency in the generation, trans.- mission, distr••yl cation or metering of electricity. (635:10) AqRtx.e + soma for Permit. application .for, such c>ermi.t, diescribing .the ` cork to be dote:_, shall b�7 made -in writing to the Electrical Inspectors by,. the person, firm or corporation ins-t;allirag the work., The appli.cati.on shall be ac- rotsspc �a F a,°a by such plans ..pCc:4 i ica t i dns and schedules as may be'nR:ce ;sir i rletprminu whether the, lnsta.11,-it ion as described wi ll. be in aonformity with the r+oaiiirements of this a rd-inanite,, If it sha.JU be found that the• installation as cie�,cribed will conform with aA legal !requirements and. If the applicant has c-=)li.ed with the orovisions ofthis ordinance, a pearmit for such installa't,lon shall be :is:=ued. No dev:fation may be made from the installation described in the per;r:ilt w1thout the` written approval of the E-lectr°ical. Inspector, (228:5 635:10) E2; �4rsnax ? r r t~� -n 1 eu of an ind Yfidl2a:L 'pc,r°mit for each instdl.l_r t iorz or alteration, an annual. permit shall., upon ai1�lication therefor, be :issued to any -sensor), firm or corporation regularly AmplVing one or more electricians for, the installation. all-s-xation and maintenance of el_eutr-1cal equipment in or on buil_din�s or prevvdses owned or occupied by the applicants for tlae pcarn7it'. The application for such annual permit shall be made its -yn-iti.ng ;to the Electrical Inspector :,nd shall contalln a description of the rorerni.ses on whicb the work 'is to be dome under the oe mit. (228:5 635:10) �.p ort l:.e ijj-Ad L�nd�� AxL u&j�aiLmitt. Within riot more than :F l ft;e�a_a (15) days following the end of e=;ch calendar month, the parson, firm or cor- po ration to which an annual..perrtl.t is issued shall transmit to the Elects i.cal Inspector ca reDort of a _l electrical work which lv.is been done under the annual permit during the prec;ed ing month, (228:5 63,5:"?C)) .5.2. it-.cord fjj al Permit , The person, :itsn or corporation to which an annual psrtnit is issuers shall keep a record of all electrical equ:i_p•« merit installed undex" said permit, and the Electrical. -Inspector shall heave access to such records. Each annual per vii.t shall expire can December 31.st of the' yea-r to which it is Issued. !635110 i> 8256,, Owne:�r°s Per°mi - /`Achy permit required by this or.dinanca may be ;issued to any bona° fide owner of property comprising a single .fancily dwelling, and the usual acc;ess,�W buil.d:irgs, occupied or designed to be occupied by the owner; provided the said owri r personally performs all. Work in cor:;raecti.on therewi.th.,(635:1,0) ARTICLE 826 11V:l.kr�.i; If INS 826:i_>- rt7pe tio:c c�f�i1c).. k R_ea_uir° Upon the compl.et-lon of any, installations of el.ectrJ.c-11'OJUirivi-�rtt which has been, mnade uncller a -persmi.x other t.tlan an nnnugl Permit., it shall be the duty of the rserscn,- firm or corporation raring the installntion to notify the Electrical Inspector -Who shall inspect the installation . .1th,in €'or°ty-eight (48) hours theren �r , Violation notices shall not be removed try -j:sayrone except the local :i.nspect:aon autbority;, (228.5 635=12) BUBDING E LF,4t1iM-,_A 011):RL Cr 82 62 82-6.2c, :ems R2ct'i-1on Reauired_Before Concealment: _ er dic lnsrjec�tfjtan of Cpn- When aW electrical equipment Authorized by a pexm- it or an annual P-rmit j.s to be concealed against inspection by the permanent placement of -.irts of a bulldin' ��, 1`..be person, firm or corporation installing the equipment shall. notify the Electrical Inspector,, and s-,zch equipment shall -i:ot be concealed until it has been inspected and approved by than Electrical Inspector, or until forty-eight (48) hours, exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays or ho'-idays. shall have elapsed from the time of such notification; provided that oil large installations where the concealment, of equipment proceeds contiyrj>,,-usly, the person firm or corp. oration installing the electrical equipment shall give the Electrical Inspector dens, notice and inspections shall be made periodicallyduring the progress of the work. (228:5 635:12) .,L-_82(Y R2 Ee . J-t-. Cart;,-af ate of A--)-o 2_��pval,, At regular intervals the Electrical Inspector shall visit all premises where work may be done under an annual permit and shall inspect all electrical equipment installed under such a perwit since the date of his last previous inspaction, am.' upon the expiration of the annual permit sh-ill issue a certificate of approv,,11 for such work as is found to be in conformity with the provisions of tills ordinance, after the fee required by Section 8231 has been paid,, (228t5 635:12) 11 1..r& -vaj&�Bg Lwj siD§ctioas The interval between inspections of _qL, _ _en_hL_ _A work done under an annual nermit shall depend upon the amount and character of -it work being done under the annual parmit. (635:12) 8264, C_Itten N(2Uge of TU-3Le_cts. :fiat, upon inspectjon,, the installation is not found to be fully in conformity. with the provisions of this ordinance, the forward. to the person, fir o im r corporation , Electrical Insvector shall at once f nakina the installation a written notice stating the defects which have been found to exist m (228:5 635:12) 82 6 r)--aled_tL it a fa t e I -d b ance I Or--'1 rLance 6 :Ll L 8266, Re sal2l b_.y_aZaiaice�6 -_ill L 826 R9 Len by e 6�pejled b Ordinang 6 8,4. Repealed IaZ_Ord inance t625:ill 4 8269. Rg2=-a1&j bx --r irmne 6- L--211 ARTICLE 82? STA14DARDS 8271. Ins-.Lllatio - Confo n27iitv to Codes,,, All electrical installations (industrial, commerTiA:! Zid -r sidential) in the City of Huntington Beach shall be in conformity with the provisions of the Electrical Safety Orders of the State of California, where they apply, and with the current edition oil the National Electrical Code except As riodified by this code. In every case where no specific type of class of material or no specific standards of In- stallation are prescribed by the Electrical Safety Orders, where they apply, or by this code, conformity with the regulations as laid do"- in the current edition--)f Vie Ve-tA:)-n-Electri-cal Code, as approved by the American Standards Assoc juat ion, shall be prima facie evidence of conformity -writh approved Standards for safety to life and property. (635:141) _12:&.qlL Documents on File, I ated in C�js, Three copiles of the Electrical Safety Orders and the current edition of the National Electrical Coda are on file at the office of the City Clerk and are here-by incorporated by reference and made 6 part of this ordinance in accordance with the (635-114 vlaws of the State of California 827-L--11, Mate All electrical. materials, devices, appliances, fittings and equipment installed or used in the City of Runtington beach shall be in confor= mity with the provisions of this Code, the Electrical Safety Orders of the State of California, where they apply, and with approved standards for safety to life and pr operty Listing or labeling as conforming to the Standards of Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., as approved by the United States Bureau of Mines, the American Standards Association,, the United States Bureau of Standards, or other similar Institutions of recognized standing, shall be prima- facie evidence of conformity with approved standards for safety to life and property,, (635:14) L. 8?Zl.12 Name-olnteL The maker Is nameplate, trademark.. or other indentif ication symbol shall be placed on the outside where it is visible at time of inspection on , all electrical materials, devices, appliances, fittings and equipment used or installed under the provisions of this orrlinance,, (635-14) § Used Mate rirL12.. Previously used material shall not be re-usod with- out the written approval obtained in advance from the Electrical Inspector. (635:14) Rules and Roautirgment The foll4ye7ing aidditional rulings and -the re- quirements, of the Nat-iorpl Electrical Code shall take precedence over all lylans and spec if icat ions. 6215-14 L 822.a Concea1mtjLt2%2f2M na actton JiLlawful It shall be unlawful for any electrical contractor to conceal or cause to be concealed any wiring before it has been approved by the local inspection authority. (635:3.4) A to H OMLinj:n :Le-- Electrical wiring installed in or on structures defined by the Uniform Building Code as "All to "Ill' Occupancies, inclusive, shall be of an approved vietallii raceway design. (635:14) J_8,22 2_aZ-, I to J Ogg-31p nj , ElectrI cal wiring installed In or on structuros _ _ _!La 4js defined by the Uniform Building Code as "I" to "J" Occupancies may be wired with nonmetallic sheathed cable or armored (635,.14) 8272.13. Concrete and Masonry,2- Galvahized or equivalent rigid metal conduit shall be required in concrete or masonry floors or underground. Electrical metal- lic tubing is acceptable in masonry block walls or in bond beams. In one and two family ily residences, arypored cable may be installed in the unfilled calls of masonry,,- (635:14) §,-82�.14. Armored Cmble �'_:MM9 Non-metallic and metallic armored cable shall d= be supported witbIn 12" of each `,_�=,x and at 41 intervals on runs. (635:14) 1_82'72. Flexible Conduit Snp22rt, Flexible Conduit lop supported with-- in 18" of each box and at intervals of 41 on runs. (6-35:14) 2.16. Conduit and kbtallic Tubing SiLr�2o rt, Conduit and electrical metallic tubing shall be supported within Y of eael" box and at an-111-ervals of 101 on runs. (635:14) 1 ZLI'L. Alterations Extensions: Reneaa].3 Alterations, or extensions to, and alterations and renewals of existing, installations shall be rmsde to comply i;ith the provisions of this Code. (635:14) TME`T'PI`AL ORDTNMINGE 8272.18W n VJ.vJn,_. No open wirinf.-- requir .ng mnore than one set of kn b,, or Insulatcrs to each circuit shall be installed on the outside of buildings. (635:14) 82` . Knobs ©� InsulatogIl F2_ _gp,-an Wiring Clef2., Knobs or insulat-ors shall be '�f the solid type., and nails or spikes shall _z7ot be consAdered as, ade- quate support for such knobs or insulators, All open wiring shall have the minimum clearance as contained in the State 'Electrical Safety Orders. (635.14) J 82Z2 2 M imum Size Service Wirim The mintifai;i s:!T.e service wiring L_y _qonduit�,. in conduit shall be riot less than one (1) inch., (635-14) 8272_221. Minimum Size Service Conductor, The minimum size service conductor shall be not less than No,, 8 A, W. G. (635:14) .5_82_j'729.22. E Motal Conduit Rgr ed Evor7 service sba,'U be Instilled in rigid metal condui.t© (635:14) 82 2 --g ,So whan installed on a Condult on Roof.- 'au a Condu' . roof. shall be separated therefrom by a distance of one (1) inch min-lujium, (635.14) Tw Thgoe dire Service. All single phase loads of less than 3000 Batts or not more -I-,-han two (2) circOts may is served by tTTo Where. an :h-istallation has becy-, -,-Tired and arranged for three-u-Itre sai.-TI-Ice, no two-wire energ LI�y supply or two se.7Ace shall be connected thereto withol3t the approv,al of the Electrioal Inspector obta.-ine.d in advance. (635:114) 2 Service Hends,,. IocAtion. - All service, heads shall bt) located as .ZL__� directed co:,iipaRy. All servics heads shall be at least one (1) foot above the point of at-.achment of sen-ice dropl'01. (635:14) 'LL2Z?aL62L Finimurn El,:iyntion foK._L:)e n- t rs,�. A minirnum ele*�a i-on rv?c? of 16 feet shall be rila-Irt-Lained for the attachment of service drop condtictors to' all buildings used for ct'iar than resider ,al puz-noses. (Sec- local utility for meter socket locatfion," , "�35:14) fc-, Switch EncLosq Isr,71,Ic e switch enclosurras shall not be used a.s junction boxes, troughs or racswnys for conductors feeding thipugh or tape i:::-;g off to other, stritches, unless special deaslvns are emplayed to 'i - t: - provide adequnte space for this purpose, (635.14) 1_1212 8,, Services- Disconnectinae I-anL-, In buildings served at not over. 150 volts to ,Yround, a single- set of service emtrance condido-rs ria-y be run to not exceed six '(6) sets of nontannierAble service equipMent on -tany o6cupanqy if grouped. at point of entra-nce. For any occupancy, or installatiom- involving 'to ��Pourzd.. the em-tire curre'!it more than these or su7plied at over 150 -T;rolts shall be taken through ono main smaitch... (6 35);14 5 82 b Si2Cb-Feed S-witches and L4etegs --dem 'Vq x ng, of Service LUJ J_ QLIL All sub-feed switches and meters shall be .' 'dantified,,, Groundinla, or service equip,,,;ient shall be as requ-_U-<-d_ by the Namtioim-.1? Electrical Code. (635t14) § g72L.J,u Ida. Lj-ig P;:,nal Direpto:,.-y, U1 lighting panels shall be equilpcl with a directoryc, (635:14) kWp LMYC •....'AµM..E..�i .`:i�MGfr,,......,.,.<..,..a................,.�.A....a,.,....,..�........,......r....•»,...,.�....•,.Z.�..l..,aw',..,te.�. LAWS.' aqr 82 3 't rnnaT�x r S tn+rA,�s c�l.e and �cL,k-_net-__ Construct1,111 t'�,ie�>> ill '�een��rsx��a�gF construction poles and permanent nent :ervi e poles shall comply w0h the public Utilities (635:a. ) CommissionRegulations. �t 'r'2'i.'o All sew ice equipment :i3, eb as .S.wvtGshe'', panels and receptacles shall be of a type classed as approved r°a:z..rayytijht {?cpla`i' - r"Pnt i4he'► Installed on the exterior of any building. (228 3 6 6350 J_f22 ,x Crt2unijng,s if a Wer date is not n":r:x:r.lcs.ble for grounding, a drivenground 'iS permissible if the driven ground :is not smaller than 3/47inch geP-�.�1�'+:�::zei.''I tripe or approved £,q:pond rod driven to a dapth o eight (8) 'p'�=wt<� 4'A W) r_ ..�. NQ ;yt;,aa7 tl�i�ae:log, The neutral grounding ccnnta:3+.:.V,ie 811ha:ll not be smaller than W 8 la protected tQ? conduit, electrical Meta liz tubing or it may be armored wire approved€ved for the p?rrposa.: (635 al_4) a 3 •� Q.9,.yagjrC3,ApS ;!;very interior ry st''�«m of ;.Tiring for light and heat installation l::n shall be so %stal l.ed as not to exceed three per cent UP voltage <11'op over all ond for. pG"Or instniiations not to ex<:oad five per cent i 51! voltage a drop aver all,, based on allowable load, Yard lighting installation ,nay btu in- stalled so as not to exceed five per cent (.5%) voltage drop aver all-, (6 5::t4;J fi J221,I•:•..D_ R.E?ppjA&f_ '.. ►x� Taw�c rye „ h'.ia c. ' BTJ IrLD I2�'G.,....ee.....,ea.__. ,...1�. ....».,.,.........Ordinance .�......mg'` z.......«N.�iSr.�� 1i�ad, ORDINANCE .�RD N ti 1�\CE ..,..o,.......�..,.......d..® _..,.....,d.....,.,>...,.... � �W..'�n ✓t',.[5 u�'1 n......� ..w'{.� . t .,.�,`�� 1J �J. ai$ce�(a5.` { �. ,r.,d.��....,....�.w......,a...o.......-...,..�...,.....a,.......�........r...........,..�.�.�,« s s Reoga ed b '--Ordinance _{63]121 J 8� Re aled_by_Ordinance 6 d L 82 as 614 ReMled b�.�-cLi nance 63 5:1'3) § 8275.2. RepMaled by Ordinance 6,1L-_111 c�neal=tw c.._ �7V Ch°d ananeewl3) §. 8275�2 n Raltd bar +hc°c� .nance {6 5 913) § 82.75a8n Re ,a_. Or inance L§225.81. E pealed_thy Ordinance 1,.� § 8275.9. Re Baled by Ordinance 6 `.s 827 5 n 91 Rope leci t% Ordinance (63 5.13.)- S 8%75<_92. Rea en_led hy Ordinance § 8276. Rs. aleA_by ,QLtinance (635:13) Revealed t.;�Ordinarice 6 .5:13 §_ 8277.1. d Ordinance (63 5:13)- § 8277.2. ReYaaaled -bY� Ordina.nce (6, 82' n Repealer Ordinance (635:13) .L_§?ZZ.41. Repa1�d tiy Orrdinance t635<I3) 82 0 Rsa ed �? _ad inance 16 82 8. Repeal . b Ordinance $2 s R�ueals-d by dinanced621 8278.2. Repealed_ °d_ rance da13 Regealed by Ord i naMe �6 $ 82 8 a 4 Repealed by Ordinance {_ 63 5,,.13) § 827f3.>5a Re eal t by_Ord inane e. I §_8278.6. me d by Ordinance---L625.1121 82 8 Repealer bg Ord.inance (635.1 § 8278,8, Riled by Ord_i�ance (635, 5 8278 4 n Repealed by Ord n since_ _ 6355,°:13) BUILDING TLECTRICAL QPDIRINCE _2rd Va-,q o 6 E%i�e,&L q E b 0 nca_Z J_8229.22,r 'ft@MEQ- by Ordinance (64,1L.-13) .jag-2le(t v Ordinaneq. 615-.1 �1�- 219.4. Rerealed_tX Ordlr��'�ice *12) E1022caf3 bZ Ord-inRnn-_e -(635- 3 ARTICLi, 828 RFGULaTTONS 8281N Branch Circu.it RegLipZments,�. �t_ (a) Each single fam!17 dwelling and each occupancy" of a multi-family dwoll- in) supplied with clectric lighting shall have at least one} (1) fifteen ampere (15 amp.) and one (1) twenty (20 amp.) ampere circuit. (b) Fifteen ampere (15 shall supply general lighting circu is only. - (c) ampe-re (20 arm.) circuits shn'.11 supply geneiral appliance outlet circuits and. convenience o1j'Ilet circuits only. (d) Each single family dwalling or each occupancy. of a 1raliti-family dwalliyd; shall have not less than one (1) general light-Ing branch circuit. (e) Each sing),e family dwelling or each occupancy of a nult-1-family dwelling shall have not less than one (1) general app"liance ci-jou.i.t, rated at 20 ampepes (20 amp.) on which not to exc7i,3d eight (8) appliance outlets may be installed,., In dwelling occupancios, -oneral appliance branch ciival"Is which supply outlets in syrj bath without a fixed heating facility, kVcchen, laundry, pantry, Orling room, andbi:-�-Akfast roon, shall not supply arry other outlets unless there are less than ei7bt (8) outlets in any one occupancy. (f) . Eacb single family dwelling or each occupm- c,.-;%-of L, multi-family dwelling having, over f-ft-ve hundred square feet (500 sq. ft.) of floor area in any one oc.. cupincy shall have at least one twenty-i�.Yripere (20 nr,,ip.) co-inrenience outlet c-:(x-.- cuit supplying current to outlar.s as required elsewhere by this Code with 12 con- venience outlets per circuit. (g) Garbage dispo3al units, dishwashers, spin dry clothes washars or an7 other fixed ap-oliances or dprices shall be each permanently installed on a se;�- parqte ApplJance br-inch circuit, There, shall be a separate aircuit for each applin.nce outlet in a 1-iundry room or service porchn (228.7 635:16) r_qZ82 La!,i and.—,'3:-1-c-',-',—I ---, - jlj�n-:irmym Reg itr:ements -Lor DorLest.L es r Z.e s, affair©' __" Q 1 Standntrd Rang-e 1.,Tith Oirgin.. .. .. .. .. ....-....,"dire Size 6 -_Irj me-tal. 2 Cookin,� Units .,Tith separate &,ren: (a) 4 EIerients or less. .. . . .... 3-No. 8 All 3/b." metal. (b) So-parate Ovens--406 KY. or less... . 3-No. '10 JIM 3/4" mttal--,, 3 Clothes 13ryers--,!I,,7 KJ,'Jc or less. . . . . . .,. 3-NO. 10 in 3/4" not-al-, (228:7 635:a.6) -21 2:2H np, oat-L,,-)_ja�jn4gy ra Al.l.appliance' circu ts shall have nrovided and Installed receptacles rated not less than fifteen ampere:,2 (15 amp.). All such recept,-2clies installed as reqtiired at the location of any 1-iund.i7 tray, or in any location where portable working tools may be at thereto, shall be of a pol,,,irized type having one point permanently and ef f7ective','Ly grounded in an approved manner (22,13.7 63,5�16) �L_§2 Minimum Convenie-rice Q!itl&t - �kp ia_ ngg Outlet foL Ran erz! .-r -Lf. Washing-r d T o n ixit oa In all resJdantial_L1qchJ-r,e.9,_Laund _rl S Occupincies, conve,.o.T(:T? ,---a -(Ziiets and receptseles --hall be provided and Instal-led in each and ever, sc-ry Lce p;�,rch, sun room, braakfast rocym or nook, kit,-hen, dln:b-zg room, bmthroom, bed room qnd living room, located so that at no !Point on any wall. shR11 It, be a greater distance than twenty (20) feet measurel horizontally along the base from convenience outlet to convei#ence outlet. In addition, -an appllanc* outlet shall. be provided ,.,nd 'Installed at the location of evei7 range, refriger;ator, washing trivachins or laundry tray and iron board. (635.,16) Closets: Each and avenj livable room shall have at least one general lighting outlet ratfd not less than required elsewhere In this Code,, In closets, the 3-igbtin t:o ,U L,--V; shall be placed on the wall over the door,, or iivay be located on the ceiling if operated by a wall. switch, door switch or ceiling pull switch. Drop cord. shall not '-Ie installed in close-ts, Living roomis and bedrooms may be excepted provided one or more outlets requii--.d as convenience outlets -qY.-e provlv.led and controlled by an accessible wall swItch, (635:16) Maximum of Outlets on One Clr-cuft Not im,.)re than ti-Telve (12) lighting outlets sh&711 be installed on at-V onFs circuit., (635:16) L&2 a Minimum (>u��Ljj, Rpgutiled.a Every 1-hrable room shall hame provid-nd and Installed the minimuni outlets as required IV- this Code. (635,16) jjzfj,�Z? . -,lagg I Conductors V'6chanlc�--,i 1 -ILiced. All branch 2- L-�L - I �IZ -- aondi)ctors installed at cnitlets shall be safoly and me�,-hanically spliced so that not more than the permittod number of conductors shall be attached to any- rilea- trical device,. (635:16) '8283-V14, Laund TiLay lar.Mnj or i�cc(-,ssqr t L iDg1 O)ne receptac.l.e. nwtv be installed on a light. circuit adj�cent to a laundry tray location in a garage or an accessory buildi-ing that is sur-;)Iied through a sep twenty rate e -a y a mpe r (20 amp,) branch circuit and the garage or Accessory building, Is -A si,:-parate structure located on Une same premises adjacent to the single family dwalling', W5 i_028- 21., Mawbnurr, of 8 Outlets On o.f IN',). 12 'dh j '. "Not mol�e� than Wffrh-t. (97;utlets stall be Installed on any appli-ance circuit of No :3.2 xqire,,. (635:16) .Ap-"1LJa. i DwI n P -at More Than 2000 Any heating appilance 2r. a t%xelling rated a4- more than 2000 vat-ts stia.1-1 be shred for not less than 200 volts,, (63.5:1.6) Transforv�ers 4n 1,ocessible Lacrvtlon. ProtecULon, Bell,, furnrace, A nd low voltage control transformers shall be --nsta'Lled :hl an accessible "Lo- eation, and if of 50 vratts ratlyiF or 24 -volts (secondary), shaLL be providiad wiUi over-currant protect.-Lon, unless o' the current liniting ty;X-4,, (635'`,`16) BUILDING --�LE-3TR.'I'CAL JRDIR,11'�NCF, "1 8 2 8 4.1. _.!�Q 83.,z�4 _.buLLoi2._F%n9ls: _jai;gt Jorl: Acccjss,, DI.stribution panals shall be : located in the apartment which they serve, or in a pub!-te space, and shall not be looted in bathrooms or closets. Unobstructed access shall be' maintainad at all times. (635:16) rr&&83,41� , Ll��nium�Ou&lets_fo A o �s n lt� ll n s., Halls, corridors, Z Co 12le 22Et etc., in apartment buildings and multiple dwellings of more than two (2) familles shall have at least one light outlet and cornrsnience receptacle outlets for each twenty-five (45) feet of length or major fraction thereof. (635:16) 8284. Unit Loads an. Demand Factors For the purpose of reducing the size of services and feeders, the demand factors as set forth in the table for such factors shown in Article 220 of the currezTt edition of the National Electrical Code may be applied,- (228:7 635.16) 5 8284.1. Demand Loads for Household E.le trio Rawes and Other Coo _Ap2l:janqRs *LEZIa - - Ibn-tAn Demand mand loads for household electric ranges and other cooking appliances over 1-3/4 K.W, rating shall conform to Table 29, Chapter 10 of the current- edition of the National Electrical. Code. (635:16) 8284 11 1 t„Taadr ar3 'seeder Demand Fact 3,,, Un:U Loads and demand factors for various types of occupancies are as follaus: Tgpe of Occupancy C61. A. Unit Col B. Load to which Demand load per Sq. Demand Factor Applies Factor Ft. Natts) "Watts) Armories and Auditoriums 1 Total Wattage Banks 2 Total 'dattlllve 100% Barber shops and 3 Total Wattage 100%. Beauty, Parlors Churches 1 Total Wattage 100% Clubs 2* T,,71ta0l Wattage 100 Court Rooms 2 Tota2_ Wattage Dwellings-- 2500 or less 1,)0% Single Family 2 OweLr' '7.,50n 30% Dwellings-- 3,000 or less 100% Multi-family Naxt 117,000 35% (other than Hotels) 2 Over 120,000 25% Garages--Commercial Storage z Total Wattage 100% Hospitals 2* 50,000 or less 40 Over 50,000 20% Hotels, including apartment 20,000 or less 50%* houses without orovisions Next 80,000 40% for cooking by tenants 2* Over 100,000 30% 3 3U,3,�)1NNC,IS .�_pp ,a �. � �_.w .,�,..�..�� TLE71 TTR ICI. Lb..•.0 r`D IN'�-WCJT Aa �_,. 4._ o. .. ..... ,. .a.�.. `:„ 2 Zy—piii r,,Y C;ccupancy Col, A. Unit Col B. Load t- a �ata.:Lch Demand Load Per q. Deziand i-'actor Applies factor Industrial (J'rimercial (loft) Bi0.1.dings 2 Total • attaeo :L00 Lodge Tea oasts II Total.. Wattage Of f ice Buildings 2 20,000 or less s :4_C�C1p Chrer 20,000 '7tlj Restaurants 2 Tota1. Idattagr_.s Stores 3 Total W�?ttagc IC)o° Warehouses Storage ',; 12,500 or less 100":;6 w TYA arW of the abo,•r a oc%w-, i-pancies except single-fat0.:ty dwalUngs and individual apartments of:rault -,°amily- and dywa.1.1..ings. , Assembly Halls 1 and Auditoriurn:z Hall, C'orrido s, Closets„ Storage Spaces, Total Wattage as sp,.c:rfied for tho S•KpeCifi ti7C ti it�.YpG� ' For subfeedoar:°�; to areas in hospitals a.pd hat.ls, where entire 1igrzE Lng is 1:11,aly to be rz.tied at one i:ivie, as in operating roomis, l;ral_lz^oomi,,, d ring rooms, etc., a demand fa.c-Is or o`- 100 per cen-1, shall be used., (6.35 r 1.6) e:r2:i I, t:Lq, a.rd4wltiork't i31a��.��l�l�J�.�.�����.r� and. -tore e building shalt e wiAr=d for �;pner<•]- '11r;Yztln� as x,roqu:zx°:.s��; a rr�a,.a�arUM of tka�r�c: (3) watts per race.ar-e foot" of floor space An sa.lesrooitY s, displ Kir rooms, office, and other r^ocarns dr�rc�ted to s:l�Al., purposes. �.1.1. other spaces sh-all ;^e w red as re.- quir:°ing one 00 watt per square foot, In addition to he above, cir'cult proiride:d to a.rz ace,etslble :locat-ion at each wi :&arw., for =:00 watts; ppr lineal foot of Mays measured horizo&-al:l_y at the base of t:rr,tir window',, (635;?G) 3 IYLLInce.Cirrcg._t: _Outlets. _ wham, W.-Irdows w An ,appl.ianco c:ir:ti ult shall be run to the !'runt of each st,:�rs building and Youtlets located in or near all show windows of front o xr3�sings.;, Ni at more than four (4) such. outlets shall. br. 1xistall,ed on any one c R`�:i..aiOc-ui. (635°16) 3 t32� e Coyp����rz:l�c.nce Ovit"et Cj-,rujt;. A coyie,rsriierFce outlet cs:l.:ccu,!t sharp be provided to include not Tfor�a:, tb an eic-ht {8) outlets peg.,, circuit. (63.5.!6) K k tdY?L, ? �2EfST F 3:"CY3 �3�. y�Ydy:.Aro the e- ar-- no slholyn windows,, extras c irdui capac-Ity s hill. be �x,7 vlcled at the pv+a-l-lel. for �Tut.ure show -AL GRDJJ,3 A J�JC 4 F;LS R I 8285,.4,. LAE-in CircIlL a � 17__ t_. A sign circuit shall be provided and �nst lled to an iccessib-le location at the front of all commercial and store building occupancies, The sign circuit and/ or outlet shall be controlled by a switch located within sight, of the sign and /or outlet, or by a lock type switch if out of sight of sIgn. (05:161, § 8285, ., More Than Four Transformers to Any Such Circuit Prohibited,. Not to 8X ceed four (4) transformers of 1650 V.A. shall be connected to any such ..3- circ it, 4 C u L8L,6.,. Trailer Park irinsy: Demands for Service andb-Fe dalculans,, Damands to be used for sr:rvice and sub-feed calculations; 0-10 Trailers, 100h: 11-20 Trailers, 80%b; 21 or over, 50%,. (635:16) 5-828 a6).Lj. .07ercurrent Protection Each and every trailer shall be protected by a fifteen (l5) ampere multi-breaker. For calculation of service feeders and sub-feeders use 2400 watts (20 amp) for each trailer site not over 25 ft. in length, and 3600 watts 00 arnp) for each site over 25 ft. in length, Special permission may be granted by the Electrical Inspector when the need for greater loading is demanded by 'Jae size of the trailers. (635:16) § 8285.,&2. 2%reiLheaid 4L,in , Overhead wiring supported on poles to trailer areas shall be maintained at a height above ground of twelve (U. ) feet where no vehicles can be driven under the wires, and at ,a height of.six-teen (W feet over driveways and private roadways, Su-feed on poles to multi-breaker.locations shall- be en- closed in rigid conduit h All other equiprient. shall be of an *approved rain-tight, type. (635:16) § 8285,L3_s. groonL.-Ln , Unless a ground conductor is carhied with the overhead wire assembly for the grounding of conduit system on trailer poles® a separate ground shall be used. at each -location of conduit system that is within eight (8) feet 'of ground level. (635:16) 8285,,64, Community Buildinq and Laundry Lo cations Calculations for fedens op service for above buildings shall be based on the tab-le 2n Section 8284 lj 6101 A this Code,, No more tb,_,,I two (2) convenience outlets per circ'uif at 'ironine7 board locations, (635:16) 8286.' Groundin7 General). The requirements for grounding metal enclosures of wires, current carrying p4rtz4 and systems shall be ifi .a6cordance with the. Z current edition of the National Electrical. Code, (635:16) 1 8286-a.. Switchboards. Clearnnee front and rear of switchboards when live parts are exposed, 3'; when no live parts are exps.eaqo (635.16) 8236.2. Gas-Tube LighIts. Each Fluores.ce�nt fixture, mercury vapor -Cixt.ure or +'I '�_ I J,h-lvh voltage e - t or sign shall be provided with a fixed nameoln'te, 1gi gas tub ght s Iter installation,, which shall correctly state .the r.anufacturer I name or trade rwirk, and the ,yoltage, amperage, total watts 'and po4er factor, No such equipment shall be installed in which the power factor is less than go., All above listed squipment shall have Underv-,ri_tersl 1,4.boratory label or recognized testing laboy"a- tory labe)_, Eivery such light or sign shall.be effectively grounded, aither try a permanent and approved metallic connection to a grounded circuit system or by a flexible appro,.,;a cord, one conductor of vibich shall be a Froundinp conductor connected to a separate bl-de of a. polariz.ed attachment can T) in such -al-niYner that a grounding connection is made when such cap is- inserted into a polarized plug. (635.16 BUILDING ELE,"TRICAL QPDINW0\TC7, 4 8286 Mar uiMs Outline and Sn Lj&T1ti_nA., n 15 Signs of more tha00 watts shill be connected three-ware,, Whi-a ere open terminal receptacles are used in slrna or 'or any, other outdoor construction, terminals shall be sealed with approved moisture-proof compound (635:16) 8287. Theater and Assem __ BuildiM Lighting-, Corridor. Lights, All corridor lights for assembly buildings shall be controlled from one location. (635:16) 828Z.1 Exit Lighting. All theater or assembly buildings with an occupant load of 100 or more persons shall be provided with exit lights of the two (2) light type, which shall be equipped with two (2) 20-watt lamps. (635-.16)" ML11,, Letters, " Hi A.. Xhe letters shall be 5" high. (635:16) 8287 12 Two Sevarate Circul They shall be supplied to two separate cir-. cuits connected ahead of any distribution panel. (635:16) § 8287.12 Installed in Metal, Switch,, Exit lights, where required, shall be installed in approved metal raceways and all exit lights shall be controlled by a switch accessible to authorized person only. (635:16) jJL2§Ze2� Hking.9 Occupancies of over 1000 persons shall be provided with automatic change-over switches and a separate source of supply capable of main- taining normal operation of emergency lights for a period of one hour. (6135:16) 828Z 21. Aisle LiXJh�ti .,, Aisle lighting outlets shall be so installed that the floor will be adequately liFhted. (a) For ramp aisles, one outlet for every six rows stngaered on. alternate sides of aisles. (b) For step aisles, on out- lot for every row staggered on alternate side of aisles. (635:16) LIZ87,,22. Side Wall Light Outlets, Side wall light outlets, where public has access, shall be at le.--ist six feet (61) above floor.. (635-.16) 8287,23, Footlig Footlirhts, other than those or +,I,;-- disappearing hts� _1 type which are covered when not- in use, shall :-!-_ixcuit control equipped with indicating pilot light and switch located on panel or switchboard. Disappearing type footlights shall have automatic switches. (635:16) 8287,24. Fixtures for Exit Lighting, Types of fixtures for theater lighting, shall comply with the following: A. Inside fixtures shall be of two-light t-yy)e,, B. Outside fixtures shall have marine or weather prn#!�f fittings with heavy metal reflectors directing light down toward exV,. Same shall be mounted at least twenty feet (209) above grade where building conditions permit.. (635:16) 828725. L lighting, fifty All exit per cent (50);) of lobby and foyer li.:---hting, at least one light outlet in the projection room, toilet, lounge, hallway and stairs, and such other li,,.-hts as designated by local authority shall be connected to the emergency service, (635:1.6') Theaters with 1000 or More Seating Capacity gauip�2d With Automatic 'Throw-Over Switches Any theqter or auditorium with .seating capacity. of 1000 or more shall be eqn1pped with an automatic throw-over switch, which s! All 16)operate instantly In the event of failure of the regular house service. (635- 82-87.27 Overhead_fo-mes Shall Have Approved LockJnF Device. Color 4`rames in overhead twanging hoods and similar devices shall be provided with approved lock- Ing device or h-,ive.frame securely "nstened by wire. (6.35:16) httLDl _ .,Xa <Ci :4�z. r.i71I� CE 828 a28v :Lns ect1 o -,of Portab e E ectr ca E ui ;Hants Certificate of .7gUired. .Any portable electrical equipment employed by legitimate r-- stage productions, etc., shall be inspected, and certificate of approval issued for use of same by the local inspection authority, (635016), §�8287.29, Approved Rewind Box Shall I e Standard EQui Rant, An approves# rewind. box shall be standard equipment in all motion picture booths where nitroca lul.r, or any highly inflammable film is used. (635:16) 3288 Spec fic Hazards, All specific occupancies or parts of occupancies which are or may be hazardous because of atmospheric concentrations of hazardous gases or vapors, or because of deposits or accumulations of materials which may, bF) M-lWi y ignitable„ shall conform to the current edition of the Vati,onal Electrical. Cod., or the California State .Electrical Safety\Orders, (635s16) L 8=z 'Notice to Cease Ts, �:�ex�ai'r Defectsa Whenever the Electrical lnsper..,rox shall find any electrical. Pr1ring connections, fixtures, appliances, apparatus, machinery, equipment or work which does not conform to all the requirements of this rods,, he shall, in writing„ notify the owner or person in charge thereof,, or of the building wherein the same are placed, to cease using electrical current in or through such electrical wiring, fixtures, connections, appliances, apparatus, machinery, equipment or work, and to have the defect therein repaired within a rer5onable time specified in said notice, in accordance with the provisions of Section 821&1 of this Code, (228:10 635:17) a222.2. Fob of Hoticeq Such notice shall be in writing, describe and locate the buildins by street and number, and shall specify the particulars in which such electrical wiring,, fixtures, connections, appliances, apparatus, machinery" equipment or work is defecti-►e, and shall separately specify what is necevsary to remedy such defect. (2.28s10) 8293. ,T tle of.Votice,a Such notice shall be entitled "Electrical Repair Noti.00,"' (228:10) 8294. Forefeiture for Repeated Violations; Uepeated violations of the pro- visions of this Chapter or any part thereof by any person, firm, or rumaany or corporation doing electrical work in this City shall constitute sufficient grounds for a refusal of the Council to permit such offender to continue such business therein. (228:13) Penalties., Any per:-on, firm or corporation, whether as orincipa.1, agent„ employee or otherwi.z�e, who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance-,, or who shall fail to comply with the same, shall be guilty of a wa sdameanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not more than J30Ga0tle or by Imprisonment in the Cour,ty.Jail of Orange County for a period of not more than three months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Such person, fi.rr, ar cor- poration shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for each and every day dur.. ing any portion of which any violation of this ordinance is committed, continued or permitted by such person, firm, or corporation, and shall be punishable as herein provided. (6-35:18) CMPTPR 83 CHAPTER 83 (Repealed 635) Article 830: Repealed 635 ) 831 Repealed 635 832. Repealed 635 833. Repealed 635 834. IRepealed 6351 Article 830 (Repealed 635) §' 8301.- Repealed 635.19) § 8302: Repealed 635.19 8303 Repealed 635-19 8304® Repealed 635-19 8305. IRepealed 635.19) Article 831 (Repealed 635 ) § 8311. (Repealed 635.19) § 8311.1 (Repealed 635.19 § 8312. (Repealed 635.191 8313. Repealed 635 191 8313.1 Repealed 635:19 8314. Repealed 6359 8314.1 Repealed 635:119 8314.2 Repealed 635-19 8314.3 Repealed 635-19 8314.4 Repealed 635-191 8315. Repealed 635.19) 8316. Repealed 635.19) 8316.1 Repealed 635-19 8316.2 Repealed 635-M Article 832 (Repealed 635) 8321. Repealed 635-19 8322. Repealed 635.18 8323. Repealed 635 18 8324. Repealed 635:19 8325. Repealed 635.19) 8326. Repealed 635-19 8327. Repealed 635.18 8328. Repealed 635-19 8329. IRepealed 635-M Article 833 (Repealed 635) § 33310 (Repealed 635.19) § 8332. (Repealed 635-19 (Repealed 65-IN 8333. 3 § 8334. (Repealed 635.19) - _ 8335 8335n (Repealed 635.19) § 8336. (Repealed 635,19) § 8337. (Repealed 635.19) Article 834 (Repealed 635 ) § 8342: Repealed 635.19) § 8342Repealed 635.19} § 8343. Repealed 635e19 § 8344® Repealed 635.19) § 8345. Repealed 635.19) § 8346. Repealed 635.19) A BUILDING PLUMBING § 8425. § 8425. Examination of Plans. He shall examine all plans and speci- fications of contemplated buildings and improvements, alterations and re- pairs, that are filed with the Building Department insofar as said plans and specifications shall relate to plumbing or sanitary conditions thereof. [571:2] § 8428. Disapproval of Plans. If the plans relating to plumbing or gas fittings are found to be incorrect or faulty, they shall be disapproved, and the applicant notified of the corrections necessary to comply with the rules and regulations as set forth by the State, the Department of Health, and the City Plumbing Ordinance. [571:3] ARTICLE 843 PERMITS § 8431. Permit Required. No person, whether acting as principal, servant or employee shall cause to be done any plumbing or gas fitting within the area covered by this Chapter without first obtaining a permit therefor from the Plumbing Inspector of this City. [571:61 § 8432. Application for Permit. Any person desiring such a permit shall apply therefor at the office of the Plumbing Inspector who may require the applicant for such a permit to file, a plan or drawing showing the lay- out of work and fittings proposed to be used and a description of the loca- tion and character of the work proposed to be done, and a statement of the cost thereof together with such other information as the Plumbing Inspector may reasonably require. [571:71 § 8432.1 Issuance of Permit. Should the plans, drawings, or work show that it is proposed to be done in accordance with the terms of this Chapter and all laws of the State of California, the Plumbing Inspector, upon payment of the proper fee as hereinafter fixed, shall issue the permit applied for. § 8432.2 Conformance to Plans: Inspection. All work under such per- mit shall be done in accordance with the submitted plan and description or modifications thereof approved by the Plumbing Inspector and shall be subjected to inspection by the Plumbing Inspector. [571:7] § 8433. Extra Permit: Completion by Different Plumber. When one master plumber, to whom a permit has been issued, completes the rough work, in whole or in part, or any plumbing installation, and a second party is called upon to complete said installation, in whole or in part, then a second and separate permit shall be required. § 8433.1 Responsibility for Work. Each person holding a permit for -the construction of such work shall be held responsible only for that portion of the work installed by him. § 8433.2 Notice to First Plumber. Before issuing such second permit, the Plumbing Inspector shall first notify the master plumber holding the first or original permit that the issuance of a second permit has been re- quested or is to be issued. § 8433.3 Failure to Give Notice. A second permit shall be invalid until such notice is given. u BUILDING PLUMBING CHAPTER 84 CHAPTER 84 P!,UMB III ARTICLE 841. (Repealed Ordinance 85905) 84.2 ( ,r 01 859 0 5) 843. ( ,r ®r 859.5) 844. ( °r dP 859. 5) 8450 ( 4PP 859.5) 8460 ( rP �° 85905) 847, 859.5) (Re; Orange Empire Plumbing Code, 1961 Edition) ARTICLE 841 (Repealed - Ordinance 85905) S 84116 (Repealed ® Ordinance 85905) S 12 0 ( ar Qr 859. 5) ARTICLE 842 (Repealed - Ordinance 85905) S 842I (Repealed Ordinance 85905) S 9422. ( er of 859.5) S ,r 859.5) -9P ) 4P 0r T-8425. ( s, ar 859.5J) S ( ®P 8P 859. 5) ARTICLE 843 (Repealed ® Ordinance 859® 5) S � 9P C4 8431. ((Repealed Ordinance 859,5) k32. 19 9i859. 5) g ( rr ,e 859. 5) 0/ 44859.5 S 8 1a { °0 0, 859a5) 859.5) S 0 0 020 ` er ,v 85905) f9 rr S ( 0P if 859.5) S p; ( 0r rr 859.5) 0P 8r859. 5) S 84357 ar �r 859 0 5) S I. ( ar 4, 859.5) 436. 0P 0r859.5) S ( @P n 85905) S 84W ( or ar 859®5) S . ( �P ar 859.5) 5) S 8439.1. (. ,v a, 85905) BUILDING PLUMBING S 8441 ARTICLE 844 (Repealed - Ordinance 85905) S 8441 (Repealed by Ordinance 859. 5) S—M442. ( o0 0° 859®5) S 844 � °° it 859.5) ro o° S A ( o0 0° 859.5) S 94W. ( 6° 89 859.5) s 8- 859. 5) S 8 859.5) S 8448.1. ( 859.5) 859.5) ARTICLE 845 (Repealed m Ordinance 85905) S 8451. (Repealed by Ordinance 859.5) S + 2, ( It s° . 859.5) S 41 859.5) SS 8 ( "' s° 85905) so s° 859.5) s �� s° 859.5) ARTICLE 846 (Repealed ® Ordinance 85905) S 8461 A (Repealed by Ordinance 859.5) S 8462 ( it $1 859.5) 6 S ( of 19 695.1) S ( o0 of 695.1) 69501) ARTICLE 847 (Re�,�A3 _ Aaa��ace 859.5) S 84710 (Repealed by Ordinance 85905) S 84720 ( 8° a 859.5) S " � or of 859.5) 859.5) a° a° S T V T.- ( o0 859.5) S ( o° oa 859.5) i 0 I BUILDING OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CHAPTER 85 Chapter 85 OUTDOOR ADVERTISING ARTICLE 850. GENERAL 851. BUSINESS LICENSE 852. DISTRICTS 853. REGULATIONS 854. BUILDING PERMITS 855. ENFORCEMENT I ARTICLE 850 GENERAL § 8500. Definitions. In this Chapter: § 8500.1 "Advertising Structure" is any board, fence, sign or struc- ture erected for advertising purposes, upon the surface of the ground, upon which any poster, bill, printing, painting, device or other advertisement of any kind whatsoever may be placed, stuck, tacked, posted, printed, painted or fastened. §. 8500.11 Exceptions: Official Notices. This definition shall not be held to include any board, sign or surface used exclusively to display of- ficial notices issued by any court or public office, or posted by any public officer in performance of a public duty. § 8500.12 Real-Estate Signs. Said definition shall not be held to in- clude any real-estate sign advertising "For Sale or Rent" the property upon which' it stands, provided such real-estate sign has not a surface area greater than nine (9) square feet. § ,8500.2 "Face or Wall of Building" is the general outer surface of any main exterior wall of a building. § 8500.3 "Outdoor Advertising" is advertising on any advertising structure, or the pasting, posting, printing, painting, nailing or tacking or otherwise fastening of any handbills, cards, banner, signs, posters, adver- tisements or notices of any kind whatsoever upon any fence, building, pro- perty or place. § 8500.4 "Street" includes all public thoroughfares excepting alleys. § 8500.5 "Street Line" is the boundary line between the street and the abutting property. [283:1] ARTICLE 851 U S INESS L ENSE § 8 <11. �P-aymentrsi\ness\or icense Fee Required. N�o per&n hall engage in or carry on the b occupation of outdoor advertising in this City without! ayin`g tAe Tfcense fe imposed by thi C1 apter. \[283:2] § 8512� ime of Payment A ount. Th -iic ns�)e imposed\by this B[ll S vG OUTDOOR ADVERTISING &511. s ARTICLE 8.51 BUS114ESS IZEC;ENSB S pa Pa , ant of License Fee ReggRg i:ac o No person shall engage in or carry on ;he business or occupation of outdoor advertising. in the City without paying the license fee imposed by this Chapter. (283.2) 5S duo Time o ram %: t rr��3a o 'ahe license fee i pover by this Chapter shall be payable in advaxace, and the amount thereof shall be the amount specified in Sectirn 21 03�31 of, Chapter 21 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code, (898 J) S 8 l a Issuarlc-ems Scope of Licea�s Upon: -be payment of the license .fee, the City Clem shall issue to the person, firm or corporation, paying the license fee, a certificate to be known as the "Outdoor Advertising License;" and such paynant shah. entitle the holder to engage ij� and carry on the business or occupation of Outdoor Advertising in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter. (283.2) ARTICIS 852 (Repealed 706e31) 5 8 210 (Repealed OrdinFmce 706.31) S 852l.1. (Repealed. Ordinance 706.31) S 8521.2 (Revealed Grrli.nanCe 706b31.). S 8521,3 (Repealed p Ordinance 706,31) S 521.4 (Resealed Ordinance 7o6.31) S 8522. '(Repealed Ordinance 706®31) S 8523. (Repealed Ordinance 706,31) S 8524. (Repealed. 4w Ordinance 706.31) s 8525a (Herea`ied Ordinance 7o6a31) S 8526. (Repealed Ordinance 746.31) S 8527. (Repealed _ Ordinance 706.31` C • 1 4 ' BUILDING OUTDOOR ADVERTISING ARTICLE 853 ARTICLE 853 REGULATIONS § 8531. Area Limits for Signs: Residential District. No person shall erect or construct, or cause or permit to be erected or constructed, any ad- vertising structure of an area of more than nine (9) square feet within any residence district. § 8531.1 Near Residence in Suburban District. No person shall erect or construct, or cause or permit to be erected or constructed, any advertis- ing structure of an area of more than nine (9) square feet within fifty feet (500 of a residence within .any suburban district of this City. [283:91 § 8532. Height Limit. No person shall erect, construct or maintain, or cause or permit to be erected, constructed or maintained, within the City, any advertising structure with an advertising surface of more than ten feet six inches (10'6") in height; provided, however, that an ornamental molding or cornice not' exceeding two feet (2') in width may be placed around the same. [283:12] § 8533. Setback of Signs from Street. No person shall erect, con- struct or maintain, or cause or permit to be erected, constructed or main- tained, any advertising structure upon any lot or premises within the City, in such a manner that any portion of said advertising structure is nearer to the line of any public sidewalk, street, alley or other public place, than the front line of the nearest building in the same block. [283:10] § 8534. Clear Space under Sign. No person shall erect, construct or maintain, or cause or permit to be erected, constructed or maintained, within this City, any advertising structure erected on the surface of the ground unless all portions of the base line thereof be at least eighteen inches (181 .above the level of the street upon which the advertising struc- ture faces. [283:11] § 8534.1 Latticework under Sign. A horizontal member six inches (61 wide, or ornamental pilasters and latticework, may be set between the base line and the ground; but the members comprising such lattice- work shall be of uniform width and shall be so placed that the open or clear space between the members of such, latticework shall be at least equal to the greatest width of any member thereof. [283:11] § 8534.2 Removal of Weeds, Rubbish. No person erecting, construct- ing, owning or controlling any advertising structure within this City shall fail, refuse or neglect to remove or cause to be removed any weeds, rub- bish, or any inflammable waste or material from the base of any adver- tising structure. [283:17] § 8535. Structural Strength: Supports. No person shall erect, con- struct or maintain, or cause or permit to be erected, constructed or main- tained, within the City, any advertising structure unless the same be safely and securely built and constructed, and erected upon redwood posts or standard, sunk at least three feet (3') below the natural surface of the ground, and unless the same be braced by timbers or metal rods in the rear thereof extending from the top of said advertising structure to a point i BUILDING OUTDOOR ADVERTISING § 8536. in the ground equal to at least one-third ('/a) of the height of said adver- tising structure, measured along the ground from the posts or standards upon which said advertising structure is erected, except when fastened to or the vertical supports of which are placed against the wall of the building. [283:13] § 8536. Noncombustible Material. No person shall erect or construct, or cause or permit to be erected, constructed or maintained, within Fire a District No. 1 of the City as said district is now or may be hereafter es- tablished by ordinance, any advertising structure unless' the surface of the same is built or constructed of metal or other noncombustible material. § 8536.1 Wood Parts. The posts or standards upon which the struc- ture rests, and the moldings, cornice, braces and latticework, may be con- structed of wood. [283:14] § 8536.2 Posters on Flammable Surface. It is unlawful for any per- son, except a public officer or employee in performance of a public duty, or a private person in giving a legal notice, to paste, post, nail, tack'or otherwise fasten any cloth, paper, or cardboard banner, handbill, poster, sign or notice of any kind upon any building, or upon any wooden, faced advertising structure, fence, enclosure, bulkhead or other frame .structure except where a metal surface has been provided. [283:151 § 8537. . Display of Name of Owner. No person erecting, constructing, owning or controlling any advertising structure within this City shall fail, refuse or neglect to cause the name of the person, firm or corporation, erecting, constructing, owning or controlling such advertising structure to be plainly marked, painted or outlined upon or above such advertising structure in a conspicuous place thereon. [283:16] § 8538. Improper Display. No person shall exhibit, post or display, or cause or permit to be exhibited, posted or displayed, any immoral or unlawful act, suggestion, business or purpose. [283:18] § 8539. Signs on Pavement, Poles, Etc. It is unlawful for any person except a public officer or employee in the performance of a public duty, to paste, paint, print, nail or tack or otherwise fasten any card, banner, hand- bill, sign, poster or advertisement or notice of any kind, or cause the same to be done, on any curbstone, lamppost, pole, hydrant, bridge, wall or tree upon any. sidewalk, street, or public property except as may be re- quired by ordinance or law. [283:19] §_8539.1 Signs in Streets. No person shall erect or construct, or cause or permit to be erected, constructed or maintained, any advertising struc- ture or sign device upon any public sidewalk, street, alley or other public place except.as may be required by ordinance or law. [283:20] ARTICLE 854 BUILDING PERMITS § 8541. Consent of Landowner, Building Permit Required. No person shall erect, construct or maintain any advertising structure upon any prop- erty, without the written consent of the owner, holder, lessee, agent or trustee thereof, and a written permit from the Building Inspector. [283:21] BUILDING OUTDOOR ADVERTISING § 8542. §8542. Filing of Application. Any person, either as principal, agent or otherwise, desiring such building permit shall file with the building inspector an application therefor. [283:22] § 8543. Form of Application. Such application shall set forth the lo- cation on which it is proposed to erect such advertising structures, describ- ing the same by lot or block, or by any other description by which the same may be readily located and identified. [283:22] § 8544. Issuance of Permit: Fee. If the application shows that the erection, construction, and maintenance of the proposed advertising struc- ture be in accordance with all the `requirements of this Chapter, the Build- ing Inspector shall issue a permit upon the payment by the applicant of a fee of fifty cents (500) for each twenty-five lineal 'feet (25') or fractional part thereof of such advertising structure to be erected and maintained. [283:22] ARTICLE 855 ENFORCEMENT § 8551. Duty to Enforce_Chapter. It shall be the duty of the Building Inspector.and Police Department to enforce the provisions of this Chapter. [283:23] 1 f i BUILDING SIGNS - CHAPTER 86 Chapter -86 SIGNS ARTICLE 860. GENERAL 861. PERMIT 862. ELECTRIC SIGNS 863. WALL SIGNS ' 864. VERTICAL SIGNS 865. HORIZONTAL SIGNS 866.E CLOCKS 867. PROHIBITED SIGNS ARTICLE 860 GENERAL § 8600. Definitions. In this Chapter: § 8600.1 "Construction wall sign' is all wall signs, electrical or other- wise, attached to the exterior walls of a building. § 8600.2 "Electric wall sign' is any structure or sign where electric wiring, devices or fixtures form a part of such sign. § 8600.3 "Face of building" is the general outer surface of any main exterior wall of a building, and does not include the outer edge of any cornice, bay window or other ornamental trim or feature of any building. § 8600.4 "Horizontal wall sign" is a sign having its advertising sur- face in a horizontal position. § 8600.5 "Marquise" is any canopy projecting over a sidewalk or street, or the area immediately in front of an entrance to a building or property, or attached to and constructed over the entrance of the building. § 8600.51 "Marquise sign" is any structure erected upon or attached to any marquise. § 8600.6 "Roof Sign" is any structure for advertising purposes upon or above the roof_of any building. § 8600.7 "Street clock" is a clock erected upon a standard upon the sidewalk for the convenience of the public and placed and maintained by some person for the purpose of advertising his place of business. § 8600.8 "Vertical wall sign' is a sign having its advertising surface in a vertical position. § 8600.9 "Wall sign" is any structure erected exclusively for advertis- ing purposes and attached to any exterior wall of a building. [381:2] ARTICLE 861 PERMIT § 8611. Permit Required. No person shall hang, suspend, construct BUILDING , SIGNS § 8611.1 or build any sign or street clock on, upon or over any public street, alley or sidewalk within the corporate limits of this City, or permit or allow any such sign to remain hung, constructed, suspended or placed over any pub- lic sidewalk, street or alley within this City, unless a permit therefor has first been obtained as in this Article provided. § 8611.1 Exception: Awning Signs. This Chapter does not apply to any sign painted or made upon the awning in front of a building, suspended over the sidewalk. [381:1] § 8612. Application for Permit. Any person desiring to hang, suspend, construct or build or otherwise maintain any sign or street clock on, upon, over or above any public street, alley or sidewalk within this City shall make application in writing, upon an approved form, for a permit so to do. [381:3] § 8613. Contents of Application. Said application shall contain the name of applicant, location of proposed sign, and legal interest of appli- cant in�said property (owner, lessee or.otherwise). § 8613.1 Owners Name: Other Particulars. If applicant is not the owner, then the_owner's.name must also appear, and his address; specifi- cations, including distance of the.sign from wall, height above sidewalk, size of sign,"and a true and correct facsimile of said sign. § 8613.2 Consent of Owner. If the applicant is a lessee, life tenant, or owns less than the whole or entire fee simple of said property, a written consent of the owner or owners in fee of said property must be filed with said application. " § 8614. Filing, Investigation of Application. Said application must 6e filed with the Building Inspector, who shall examine and investigate the same and place his endorsement thereon and present to the Council at the next regular meeting, or adjourned regular meeting, of the Council. [381:3] § 8615. Action by Council. The Council shall examine said applica- tion and grant or reject,the same. [381:31 § 8616. Signs over Sidewalks in Fire Zones 1, 2. No vertical wall sign or horizontal wall sign_which shall project over the sidewalk shall.be erected in Fire Zones 1 and 2, unless the same be an electric wall sign. [381:31 § 8617. Issuance of Permit: Fee. Upon approval by the Council, the Building Inspector shall issue said permit upon payment of the required fee, as provided in Section 203 of the Uniform Building Code, Chapter 81 of this Code. [381:3] ARTICLE 862 ELECTRIC SIGNS § 8621. Specifications for Electric Signs. Specifications for an electric sign shall be as follows: § 8622. Wiring. Wiring shall conform to the Electrical Ordinance of this City: [381:4:a. 410] BUILDING SIGNS § 8623. § 8623. Material. Signs must be constructed entirely of metal or other approved noncombustible material, except that wood may be used on the inside if kept at least two inches from the nearest lamp socket. § 8624. Separation of Wires from Metal. In cases of ornamental scroll work or similar design, where impracticable to support wires as above provided, they may be separated from such metal by a section of porcelain or glass not less than one-eighth inch (1/8") in thickness. [381:4:b. 410] § 8625. Angle Iron. Signs must be braced by angle iron of such thickness and so placed as to secure sufficient strength and rigidity. [381:4:c. 410] § 8626. Coating of Metal. All metal must be galvanized or enameled, or treated with at least three coats of anticorrosive paint or compound. [381:4:d. 410] § 8627. Drainage Holes. Bottom of sign must have at least one- quarter inch (1/4") drainage hole for each square foot of its surface. [381:4:e. 410] § 8628. Manufacturer's Name, Trademark. Signs must have the mak- er's name or trademark permanently attached to the exterior. [381:4:f. 410] ARTICLE 863 WALL SIGNS § 8631. Specifications for Wall Signs. Specifications for construction of wall signs shall be as follows: § 8632. Material: Attaching to Masonry Wall. All signs, electrical or otherwise, must be constructed of metal or other noncombustible material; and, when such signs are attached to the exterior walls of buildings con- structed of masonry, concrete or stone, shall be fastened with galvanized expansion bolts at least one-half inch (1/z") by three. and one-half inches (31/z"); and no wooden plug or block shall be inserted for the purpose of using nails or screws in attaching the sign. [381:4-A. 410] § 8633. Fastening Irons. All fastening irons shall be galvanized and shall be attached to the wall by at least two (2) galvanized expansion bolts, not less than eight inches (81 apart. [381:4-A. 410] § 8634. Connections above Roof Line. All connections on vertical wall signs above roof line shall be made to bolts through wall. § 8635. Bolts. All bolts shall be galvanized and not less than one- half inch (1/a") in diameter. § 8636. Bolts in Reinforced Concrete. If the wall is of reinforced con- crete construction, a one-half inch by three and one-half inch (1/a"x31/a") galvanized expansion bolt will be permitted. [381:4-A. 410] § 8637. . Wind Resistance. Every wall sign, including supports, braces and anchorage, shall be designed, constructed, and maintained to with- stand a wind pressure from every direction, as provided by section 2307 of the Uniform Building Code, as adopted by Chapter 81. [381:4-A. 410] V BUILDING SIGNS § 8638. § 8638. Turnbuckles. Cables, chains, wires or other flexible or loosely connected members shall not be considered as providing lateral bracing unless provision is made by a turnbuckle, or other equally effective method or device, for tightening and keeping taut such member. [381:4-A. 410] § 8639. Fasteners. All structural-members and other connections shall be.securely, riveted or bolted together; and no rivet or bolt exposed to the weather shall be less than one-half inch (1/a") in diameter. [381:4-A. 410] ARTICLE 864 VERTICAL SIGNS § 8641. Specifications for Vertical Wall Signs. Specifications for ver- tical wall signs shall' be as follows: § 8642. Limit of Projection over Public Property. No wall sign having its advertising surface in a vertical.position, or any portion thereof, shall extend or project over any public sidewalk, street, alley or other public property, more than is shown in the following table, for the distance of the base thereof shall be above the sidewalk, street, alley or public property adjoining, the building, directly under the sign: § 8643. Signs under 8' High. Below a height of eight feet (80, not to exceed twelve inches (12") from the property line. [381:4:a. 410] § 8644. Signs 8' to 12' High. Above a height of eight feet (80 and below a height of-twelve feet (12% not„to exceed twenty-four inches (24") from the property line. [381:4:b. 410] § 8645. Signs. 12' to 20' High. Above a height of twelve feet (12% not _more than three feet 0) from face of building, as may be,erected to any length desired up to twenty feet (200. [381:4:c. 410] ARTICLE,865 HORIZONTAL SIGNS § 8651. Specifications for Horizontal Wall Signs. Specifications for horizontal wall'signs shall be as follows: § 8652. Elevation_. Dimensions, Projection. No wall sign having its advertising surface in a horizontal position shall have a height of less than .ten feet (100 to the lowest portion thereof and shall not be made more than forty-eight inches (48") in depth or extend more than ten feet (100 over the sidewalk, except a sign which is.attached to a marquise; whereas special permission may be granted by the Council for signs of this nature where the proposed sign will not obstruct the view of existing signs; nor shall any electric sign extend beyond the line of the curb. [381:4-A. 410] ARTICLE 866 CLOCKS § 8661. Specifications for Street Clocks. Specifications for placing and erecting street clocks shall be as follows: BUILDING SIGNS § 8662. § 8662. Procedure: Size: Support. The owner, proprietor or manager of any building or place or business in this City, after special permission is secured from the Council, as in this Chapter provided, in addition to the building permit, may erect, place or maintain upon the public sidewalk in front of such building or place of business a street clock not less than thirty. inches (30") in diameter or more than forty inches (40") in diameter, sup- ported upon a post of ornamental design, the total height of which shall be not less than fifteen feet (151 or more than twenty feet (201. [381:4-B. 410] § 8663. Location of Support. .,No portion of such post supporting the clock shall be more than two feet (2') from the outer edge of the curb and shall be at least twenty feet (20') from the point of the intersection of the lines of any street, measured parallel with the street. [381:4-B. 410] § 8664. Clocks on Building Corners. A clock may be supported on the corner of any building at the intersection of streets, if the lowest portion thereof is not less than fifteen feet (15') or more than twenty feet (20') above the sidewalk and does not project from any face or wall of the building, in any direction, more than five feet (5'). [381:4-B. 410] § 8665 Nature of Advertising Matter. The only advertising matter to be displayed upon such clock shall be the name of the owner,, proprietor or manager of the place of business erecting and maintaining such clock. [381:4-B. 410] ARTICLE 867 PROHIBITED SIGNS § 8671. Immoral or Unlawful Signs Prohibited. No person shall ex- hibit, post or display, or cause or permit to be exhibited, posted or displayed upon any advertising structure, sky sign, or electric sign, or upon or in any window, or upon any building or in any public place, or to public view in this City, any statement, work or sign of an obscene, indecent or immoral nature, or any statue or statuary, picture, illustration or delineation of any nude human figure in such detail as to offend public morality or public decency, or of any lewd or lascivious act, or any other matter or thing of an obscene, indecent or immoral nature, or offensive to the moral sense; or any picture, cartoon, caricature or illustration delineating, depict- ing or exhibiting any murder, suicide, robbery, holdup, shooting, stabbing, clubbing or beating of any human being or any other crime or criminal act wherein any such act is shown in a revolting manner or in any manner objectionable to the moral sense. [381:5] § 8672. Signs Which Confuse Traffic Prohibited. No person shall erect, construct or maintain or cause or permit to be erected, constructed or maintained, any sign or electric sign of any kind or character for the purpose of advertising the wares, goods, merchandise or business of any such person, when such sign displays or makes use of the word "STOP", "LOOK", "DANGER" or any other word, phrase, symbol or character in such a manner as to interfere with, mislead or confuse traffic. [381:6] i U 110 ING, S i 01 N S S 8680 ARTICLE 868 TEMPORARY DIRECTIONAL SUBDIVISION SIGNS S 8680 , DEFINITION DIRECTIONAL SIGN,�. A directional sign .is a sign intended'for tempoi-aF3-77use G—advertising and directing people to a land development project. (922) S 8680 1 DEFINITION - LAND DEVELOPMENT PROJECT,, The term V1landeNt t=;�ent pro jecivv7ss dZily recorcled since January 1, 19609 identified by a tract num-ber assigned by the County Surveyor whether or not the developer intends to construct dwellings thereon. (922) &§I,, PERMIT SEQU�1 II be erected �ED� No directional sign shall or maintarned in any districtp as defined and established pursuant to Chapters 92, 93 and 94 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code unnIess an application shall have been made and a permit issued for its erection and maintenance pursuant to the provisions of *this article-, (922) S 8681. 1 APP r LICATION, Each application for a pentift to erect a temporary directio=na _s1Tn_ shall pertain to one sign only and shall bef,iled with the Building and Safety Director by the developer, or his authorized agent only. Upon approvals. of the application by the Building and Safety Director, said Building and Safety Director shall issue the permit, The application and the permit shall each be on forms approved by the Building and Safety Director. (922) S 8681.20 APPLICATION SIGNATURES The application shall bear Utfi-e_signatt�=eorTh_e_6Z;=er ;17te -sign, or his authorized agent, and the owner o the 1j.-:nd on which the sign is to be placed, or his written consent, and shall grant to the city a right to enter upotl the land to inspect said sign or to remove said sign on termination of the permit. (922) S 8681.3. I-0PLICATION FEE AND CASH BOND-.,, The application for a new signs c — ani—ed;Ty-1-�r-'i�1ing, and inspection fee of $50 and a cash band in 0 100 1 s a statement executed by the owners of the land, - the owner of the sign, avid the developer setting forth their cons(bnt to the City of- Huntington avid, to enter upon the land, without liability, to remove or to inspect said sign as may be necessary,, The bond shall remain in effect for the life of the sign and the condition of such bond shall be that upon termination or revocation or expiration of the permit, if the aign for which the permit is granted is not completely removed and the site restored to its original condition within five (5) days thereafter, the full amount of such bond shall be forthwith and summarily forfeited airl paid over to the City of Huntington Beach, The cash bond shall be returned if the directional sign is completely removed and the site restored to its original condition within said five (5) day period, The application for renewal of an existing sign permit shall be accompanied by a re-i-irlispection fee of $25�M (922) , S 8682. SIG14S IN ALL DISTRICTS Notwithstanding the provisions of Ci as tern 92y g and 9 of the Huntington Beach ordinance bode, temporary directional signs shall be permitted :in all districts, as defined and established pursuant to said Chapters 92q. 93 and 94 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code subject to the following restrict- ions and procedure for their establishment on any site. within the City of Huntington Beach., (922) S 86M L SIZE OF SIONSG Such signs shall not be more than 40 feet in horizontal. NQ raor more than 15 feet in vertical height, exclusive of ground clearance, and shall not exceed a total area of 400 square feet. (922) S .86.824.2, LOCATION of SIGNS Such signs may be established a- long, wit in, a rig ; a way of any highway, street or thoroughfare except such signs may not be established within 500 feet of a freeway or be des i.grjel v; be viewed from freeways which are designated as freeway routes by the Division of Highways of the State of Cali.fatmi.a, and such signs shall conform to frant yard lines . or building lines. (922) S 8682, 3 NUMBER of SIGNS. For the purpose of this article, a sign commonly known as a °Q V " sign shall be deemed to be such number: of signs as there are plane surfaces thereof containing , message material intended to be read by the public, A signs con- taining two surfaces supported by common structural members shall be considered one sign,. (922) S 8-6g2 4� TIME LIMIT- Each permit for a directional sign shall Ue�a i for not—more than orne .0) year from the date of issuance; provided, however, that the Building and Safety Director^ WaV, upon application, renew the permit for not to exceed three (35 successive periods of one year each. (922) S 8682 r 5, STRUCTUAL MEMBERS,, Any portion of a wooden sign support or ce w i.ch� —a_�c� the ground level and within two feet above the ground shall be treated with an approved preserva- ti.ven (922) S 8682 6o INSPECTIONS, During the construction of each directional sign, t. e Bui.l ing and Safety Director shall inspect the foundation excavation or post holes and the supporting members prior to their placement in the ground,, (922) S 8682,7 ,. ADDITIONS TO SIGN i Where shall be no additions, tag signs, streamers, devises, display boards or appurtenances added to the sign as originally approved or which cause the sign to exceed the dimensions or area herein specified., (922) BUILDING S is NS ' S 8682.8 *. vcnz.mavr. s,�mr«..«wr��sss�.m�sa. a S 8682.8. REMOVAL FOR HIGHWAY WIDENING., Any directional. ' signs a removed by the person to w o the permit: was issued and by the owner of the l.and upon wttleh the sign is locatedl, without expense to arse public agenc�yp when it conflicts with any street or highway widening, or construction, upon written notice by mail addressed to the last known address of the owner of the land upon which the sign is situated and a like notice to the per son to whom the permit was issued that the public agency requires such removal. A copy of said written notice shall be filed with. the Building and Safety Director concurrently with notification to said person and said owner, (922) S 8682 9, GROUND CLEARANCE,,. An unobstructed open space, except for supports of trie sign, shall a maintained to a height of ten (10) feet from the abutting street grade, or the avera e grade of any street intersection withinl50 feet of the sign 922) S 8683, SICK RELOCATION—, Upon -the written approval of the Eui.ldz.ng and Sa ety Directors a directional sign for which a per- mit is currently effective may be removed and relocated, provided the original site is restored to its original condition and provided a new permit is applied for and issued, the fee paid and the bond executer, The new permit shall have the same expiration date ai� the original permit and upon the issuance of the new, permit, the cash bond posted for the original permit shall be returned. (922) S 8684, SIGN IDENrI.FICATICN The Building and Safety Director shall cause to Ge a i e tog and the sign owner shall maintains in a reAdil.y visible location on the sign for the durations of the sign, his assigned permit number, the expiration date of the permit, the name of, the o7pmer of the 1analQ and the name of the owner of the sign, together with such other data as he may deem necessary to properly curry out the functions of his office in the issuance of the permit and enforcement of these provisions. (922) S 8�685, ENFORCEMENT AND A PE.AL� The Building and Safety Director a-ll a responsi le for the enforcement of these pro- visions and any aggrieved party may appeal in writing any de- cision or ruling of said Director to the Planning Commission The Planning Commission may sustain, codify or overrule any de-or ruling appealed and the decision of the Planning Com- mission shall be final. (922) S 8686. EXISTING SIGNS'2 ,Any existing temporary directional sign which is lawfully established on the effective date of this ordinance may remain until the expiration of its present permit. Such permit: may be reneged as herein provided,, (922) BUILDING 8687 S 6$Z_ PERMIT REVOCATIa�Q TVviolat can by tie owner ref t `R :he e officer � n—x upon t'ihi s aid sign is �.o�.��ted or is to be located, the developer, or the person to whom the permit as been issued, of any of the ptovigions of Vis orsli anpeq the Building Code, the Electrical Coder, or the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Huntington Beach shall constitute grounds for re vocation of the permit for any such sign and shall terminate said permit, whereupon the owner of said sign andjor .she owner of said land upon tJhM said sign is located ' shall immediately dismantle said sign and restore the premises to its original condition, apd upon failure so to do within five () days after such terminatton or revocation, the bond theretofore posted shalol he deemed to use forthwith and summarily forfeited % its entirety to the City of Huntington teach, In such event, :it shall he the duty of the Building and Safety Director to enter upon the premises and dismantle and remove such sign. ( 2 E S 8688 PENALTY; Anor person who violates any of the provis iamS of h!, Artic le�is' guillty of a misdemeanor for each day of such violation and shall upon conviction :hereof, be punishable b a fine not exceeding fire hundred d6liars ($ 00,00) or by imprisonment for not exceeding six (6) months, or by both such fine and i mpr nn- . 4 i a BUILDING TRAILER PARKS CHAPTER 87 CHAPTER 87 — TRAILER PARKS Article 870. Definitions and General Provisions 871. Permits and Fees 872. Parks and Sites 873. Cabanas 874. Plumbing 875. Electrical Standards 876. Maintenance and Sanitation 877. Miscellaneous 878. Fire Protection 879. Penalties and Violations ARTICLE 870 DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS Section 8700. Title. This Ordinance shall be known and may be cited as the "Huntington Beach Trailer Park Ordinance." (697.2) Section 8701. Definitions. As used in this Ordinance, unless the context otherwise requires: (1)�"APPROVED", when used in conjunction with any material, appliance or type of construction, shall mean: (1) meeting the ap- proval of the Huntington Beach Building Department as .the result of investigations or tests conducted by a nationally recognized test- ing agency; or (2) by reason of accepted principles and standards ' established by national authorities, technical, health, or scientific or- ganizations or agencies. ( (2) "AWNING" meaning any shade structure of approved ma- terial installed, erected, or used adjoining or adjacent to a trailer coach. Awning does not include a window awning. I (3) "BUILDING", as used in this Ordinance, means a single or i multiple family dwelling, public toilets, public baths and laundry rooms or other structures and a compartment containing a toilet or bath, or both, constructed for the exclusive use of an occupant of a trailer site. (4) "CABANA" means any portable, demountable, or permanent cabin, small house, room, enclosure, or other building erected, con- structed or placed on any trailer site within six feet (6') of any trailer coach on the same site in a trailer park. Cabana does not include awning. (5) "CABANA - PERMANENT" means any cabana which is designed so as to be not readily disassembled, moved or reassembled. . (6) "CABANA - PORTABLE OR DEMOUNTABLE" means any prefabricated cabana which is designed to be readily assembled and disassembled and adapted to ready transportation from place to place. (7) "CARPORT" means an awning or shade structure for an automobile located on a trailer site. (8) "BACKFLOW CONNECTION OR CONDITION" means any arrangement or device whereby water or other liquids, mixtures, or substances may enter distribution pipes of a safe and potable water supply from any source or sources other than its intended source. (9) "BACKFLOW PREVENTER" or "BACKFLOW PROTEC- TIVE DEVICE" means an arrangement or device to prevent back- flow into:the potable water system. a BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. $701. (10) (10) "BRANCH SERVICE LINE" means that portion of the wa- ter or gas distribution system extended from the .park service main to a trailer site and includes connections, devices and appurtenances thereto. (11) "DEPENDENT TRAILER COACH" means a trailer coach not equipped with a water closet. (12) "FIXTURE" (Plumbing) means a receptacle which re- ceives water, liquid, or waste and discharges it into a drainage sys- tem. (13) "HORIZONTAL PIPE" means any pipe or fitting which is installed in a horizontal position or which makes an angle of less than forty-five degrees (45°) with the horizontal. (14) "GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM" means all of the gas sup- ply piping within a trailer park extending from the main public supply, or other source of supply to, but not including, the trailer service system, and shall include branch service lines, devices and appurtenances thereto. (15) "INDEPENDENT TRAILER COACH" means a trailer coach equipped with a water closet. (16) "NUISANCE" in a trailer park includes any of the fol- lowing: (a) Any public nuisance known at common law or in equity jur- isprudence. (b) Whatever is dangerous to human life or is detrimental to health. (c) The overcrowding of any room with occupants. (d) Insufficient ventilation or illumination of any room. (e) Inadequate or insanitary sewage or plumbing facilities. (f) Whatever renders air, food, or drink unwholesome, or detri- mental to .the health of human beings. (17) "LIQUIFIED PETROLEUM GAS" means petroleum hydro- carbons or mixtures thereof, in liquid or gaseous state, having a vapor pressure in excess of 26 psi at a temperature of 100 degrees F. Whenever the symbol LPG is used it shall mean liquified petroleum gas. (18) "OCCUPIE'D AREA" means the total area of a trailer site that is occupied-by any building, cabana, ramada, trailer coach, car- port, awning, storage cabinet, or structure. t (19) "PARK DRAINAGE SYSTEM" means the entire system of drainage piping used to convey sewage or other wastes from the trailer drain connection at its connection to the trailer site trap to a public,se-wer or private sewage disposal system. (20) "PARK WATER MAIN" means that portion of the water distributing system which extends from the street main, water me- ter, or other source of supply to.the branch service lines. (21) "PLUMBING" means the practice, materials, and fixtures used in the installation, maintenance, extension, and alteration of all piping, fixtures, appliances, and appurtenances in connection with any of the following: sanitary drainage facilities, the venting sys- tem, and the public or private water supply systems, within or ad- jacent to any building, structure, or conveyance; also the practice and materials used in the installation, maintenance, extension, or alteration of the liquid waste or sewerage and the water supply systems of any premises to their connections with any point of pub- lic sewer or other disposal system. (22) "RAMADA" means any roof, or shade structure installed, erected, or used above a trailer coach and site or any.portion thereof. I (23) "SE'RVICE CONNECTION" means that portion of the wa- BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8701. (24) ter distributing system which extends from the termination of the park branch service line to the inlet fitting at the trailer. (24) "SEWER LATERAL" means that-portion of the park drain- age system extending to a trailer site and includes the "P" trap. (25) "SHALL" is mandatory, and "MAY" is permissive. (26) "SOIL PIPE" means any drainage collection line receiving the drainage of water closets, with or without discharge from other fixtures, and conveying .such discharge to a disposal system. (27) "STRUCTURE" means that which is built, or constructed, an edifice or building of any kind, or any piece of work artificially built up or composed of parts joined together in some definite man- ner. "Structure" does not include a trailer coach as defined herein. (28) "TOILET" includes water closet. (29) "TRAILER COACH" as used in this Ordinance means any camp car, trailer, or other vehicle, with or without motive power, designed, constructed, and maintained to travel on the public thor- oughfares at the maximum allowable speed limit and in accordance with the provisions of the Vehicle Code of the State of California, and designed, used and maintained for human habitation. (30) "TRAILER DRAIN CONNECTION" or "HOSE CONNEC- TION" means that removable extension, part of which shall be flex- ible, connecting the trailer drainage system from the trailer outlet to the trap inlet on the trailer site. (31) `'TRAILER DRAINAGE SYSTEM" means that portion of drainage piping within or permanently attached to the trailer in- eluding the venting system, the trailer drain connection, and receiv- ing the discharge from any fixture or water closet. j (32) "TRAILE'R PARK" as used in this Ordinance means any area or tract of land complying with the city zoning ordinance where space is rented or held out for rent to two or more ow.nefs or users of trailer coaches, or where free camping is permitted own- ers or users of .trailer coaches for the purpose of securing their trade. (33) "TRAILER SERVICE SYSTEM" means that portion of the water or gas piping within or permanently attached to the trailer and shall include the service connection. (34) "T'RAILER SITE" means that portion of a trailer park des- ignated and designed for the occupancy of a trailer coach, and in- eludes any area that is set aside or used for automobile parking, car- port, storage, awning, cabana, ramada or other structure. Trailer site also includes site. (35) "TRAP" means a fitting or device designed and constructed jto provide, when properly vented, a liquid trap seal which prevents back passage of gas or air or siphonage of its contents without ma- terially affecting flow through it. (36) "UNFIT FOR HUMAN HABITATION OR OCCUPANCY", as applied to cabana or other structures, means any cabana or struc- ture which is dangerous to human life or detrimental to health through either lack of maintenance, or repair generally, or because of unsafe or improper construction or installation, and includes but is not limited to cabanas or structures in which any of the follow- ing conditions exist: Exterior walls, supporting structure, doors, windows, floors, roofs, appliances, or equipment are so deteriorated, broken or damaged as to be hazardous to the occupants, or the walls, roof, floor, doors, or windows are in such condition as not to adequately protect the occupants from the elements. (37) "VENT'" means a pipe or piping system which provides a BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. $701. (38) flaw of air to or from a drainage system to prevent the lass or low- ering of trap seals by siphonage or back pressure. (38) "VERTICAL PIPE" means any pipe or fitting which is in- stalled in a vertical position or which makes an angle of not more than forty-five degrees (45°) with the vertical. (39) "WASTE PIPE" means any line receiving the discharge of fixtures other than toilets, and conveying such discharge to a soil pipe or to disposal system. (40) "WATER DISTRIBUTING SYSTEM" means all of the wa- ter supply piping within a trailer park extending from the main public supply, or other source of supply to, but not including, the trailer service system, and shall include branch service lines, fix- tures, devices, and appurtenances thereto. (41) "WINDBREAK" means any protective fence, wall, struc- ture, or shelter from the wind and which exceeds forty-two inches (42") in height. (42) "WINDOW AWNING" means any awning which does not project more than thirty inches (30") from the body of the .trailer and which does not extend more than six inches (6") on either side of the window it is designed to serve. (697.2) Section 8702. Enforcement. The Director of Building & Safety shall enforce .the provisions of this Ordinance; provided, however, that the County Health Officer shall enforce such sections hereof as pertain to sanitation. The officers or agents of the City Builidng Department or the County Health Officer may: (a) Enter public or private property to determine whether there exists any trailer park to which this part applies. (b) Enter and inspect all trailer parks, wherever situated, and inspect all accomodations, equipment or paraphernalia used in con- nection therewith, including the right to examine any registers of occupants maintained therein in order to secure the enforcement of the provisions of this part. (697.2) Section 8703. Abatement Procedure. In any action or proceed- ing to abate a nuisance in a trailer park, proof of the following facts is sufficient for a judgment or order for the abatement of the oper- ation of the trailer park: (a) Previous conviction of the owner or operator of the trailer park of a violation of this Ordinance which constitutes a nuisance. (b) Failure on the part of the owner or operator to correct the violation after the conviction. (c) The violation is the basis for the proceeding. (697.2) Section 8704. Authority of Officers. For the purpose of secur- ing the enforcement of this part, the officers or agents of the City Building Department and the County Health Officer shall have the authority of peace officers as may be necessary to secure the en- forcement of this part. (697.2) Section 8705. Approved Alternates. (a) The provisions of this Ordinance are not intended to prevent the use of any material, appliance, installation, device, arrangement, or method of construction not specifically prescribed by this Ordi- nance,provided such alternate has been approved. (b) The Director of Building & Safety may approve any such i alternate if he finds that the proposed design is satisfactory and the material, appliance, installation, device, arrangement, method, or work offered is, for the purposes intended, at least the equivalent of that prescribed by this Ordinance, in quality, strength, effective- ,' i I p } ness, durability „s for the protection of life c`';,, hea v.i;_ov sufficient�} }�y�^�- •5�y� �y/� /5 yS '�`���' # `l�� �. 4�F.t:1.�{3 j Safety .�,_u;� require that _sWYX fic enV 6Cd.'�.r,4...sncK o.Y. proof h..''o "�F.���3h�"g CJ`bfed to , •4.,otr7.`._fi^'s " Jam.. made n •3 "S f",ny such <..l•fir f:r:..SY�o:S«a �,�.-"_-?,:��� ��.��� aiFc�. ' �lr'.i A••;a��y.Y,."���A'�:a�,:�?� v?::� 1 :�4'. �'� ^a _ • ^\d) Wherever C er there e its ,✓fir,•'idt n sC•,e that rti-.iy material, t,.:..�.....-n 4�..r�. - "1�': t'...<g installation, Ed.evi,.gWl'.p Q arrangement,E�y o$� m�f'�,."�.:..:.4i`.fin. �'� �:�t` � .."`��_ 4".k -` ion e/�s�i gs}ogyp- conform to o the requirements o f t •a ' n ,f�':•s '�tn^�. z l£ Or ..L b.t� does M G:i� not Y.�L.J 1.A�L 4 +3 J� f.A SA.,'L F:+ _�s.t .,t.k.td..1•.i-lam � .f J_ in order _Jo subs a t a e claima f6r an alternate, .she M_.4 E "i Ang .ksYep a. ft3:;f,nt may require Ue.°s E s, b j e'a..n app.L avcd aZ'..'.,t�k.c , as `,;')?'t..�o, of compliance, •� ;�„r de was e e;,,. . ;. s f -•;..�`''' trailer park. ,��w. Lr® S.:.ti... ?.�a�a...ry, ayn,4/ the ex pease[::A{ ^a `✓... tie v.+.._�d(•.�_ /� - opera operator,, trailer c1 ach S>'i.Y'a .ierg mans_w C�2.LJ•#J�al._�.'b 3.9 contractor,..�..!,.�+._+ !..'1_7r, or agent. J69762) RTIG E 871 Section 8710 Conotruction Permit. it is unlawful for, any i•it-fig .+.zeYaM y.� _ ;4.. ���.. iw?.0 tr a� !. � �'-`�'kzF ,q� ";a'°.��:°�'_?"`"Pa c•'i-�-9(ti`�'3 ",f"." ..... _ �� trailer ..---.._. ��r„ "....._. ... yam,,,, Te'.:. µ °',- L_,.i... f!. he first 'm„3 kn.r>' application in r x_. _ ...g on t ho ,l,.,r,<,- py:.C,'r. _.N by,. J SFia to iS1'Y:: G s.." 'v' Building E,e.P +a: r;...c t.. 4 ..".-..-.._ obtains ...,, - .._ ......_ .j t;.{.f..:re - a1a..s^_a cm 45 .r.,.�,^t!P..v•9 k .e._5•t'r✓ .n,......_.-..r_ L ...Y19`"Y_.».. _. �-. R _�_et c.. ....r..a...,_ .. « ._-:. ._.. .,.... vccua.1a.;,L,.y c;:',�%•✓ a13G'._'_.e in a t,.,_.,___... ..-r park without ., .,. . '"ng first •v•-yam,- :r+ w e t o r '' --e f�<r? x_. _ , ..._..:.c. G'1• S} <...,.4. ,::.+is �{�ci:_�.,. }:?t.•__"lam';:.n n Formity Q(.,.<.x, application .:.x✓;. •.'..,1�.-,�« •...._..,,.it�....._.,.4....... ....F�'..iL--a'.�'1� � _....._.+'�:oC t...., vsa..l r_, (V5.00),t � which h K." 5hall e exclusi7n of and i ' addition to "....nty G 4r,rn -.t.E..uc•L....c.,... ..« e..... required if a_Y �.i'� •t[�;:.;�.. E�`��- :awn pir'o t ..R.} *-�.•�. :-•o '-� t _ : , other ordinance,. �, �':i'�+'. -. ;�_ laW.,�t'�, ._. -,.. __ •z.,� for ���., .. ..,.� '�::� ,_! -.r .. ate trailer a o t �., and l 9i,.? l _!..''?;'; the _,.C•f c.-.�e �,7^�r,,... .. _..._�.�_.�. parks ......�.Cam: .?�•�, ..,+tWa. ..,.... �s,,,,�.. ,:.c.. ,a'� C�`"'. ..�>3,.,...r. i.l:� _ a��v i..;•...,. ... _. ive ate of this Orditance chall e filed, with the fec borcin required, Within thirty d 31� " J� ^ from and -._ t_a r�.�, e et:.�f•.�_"b.. .,i , o date of this Ordinance. ' Section 8712.1 . Fees Otter "<L`1..tif,: ...... ...d;v._ ,_ ..:n tots"i'9,_ate'+-t::;�s�,. - •r:m 2.s,F,�.�.,n.•�,W.. f� '� "_ �.�..�a.:. T„`- ',,'�.. `"t�� f'-_ _s_{"' k_.:-"«' _- . ., 4 s.t,+h m t� d l3 ._C • �, _4.. �._..,����...,.._ _. .,.._i s .. ,.__a Ru9L% the 07a?ti or ap yr;u' - of W`n h trailer park shall ,., ��-rrai..v.. ense fees set forth inC�3'-"„1M'F�e 21 7 r v �xho �"�.�_n tr_Y_. t ..ww,:`0-4, + F -r N h 'C,>, [�� t.d.t',.3;'� 6712 c< _o .�.:'e k- Additional Trailer ,n,r`{,- .} .a.. .-... .. °p.,.....,�- .:Yi '4.' for .rya ~''�T g -} cation J.o�. �f,; permit�i,f.»_-a,'- .._x,»_. .�«d-._„ L...`..R3...ai.v,.__, s.., ,_..___'.�r� _.r.at�t.. ._. _ ., ..,, ._ ,.• <'� - .j4't",rt.,E:k shall bo 1ccowl$A,..sI_t,.ed by a s'.e.. of ._. oc ol_$.a.3•cs (12.00) ...o-_ each new aid additional trailer ov it,.Z , q.,,9'^C.v 4 a BUILDING TRAILER PARS S 8712.2 f ae greater ,Ahan Twenty c five Dollars ( 2 a«00) shall be ehar,�,-d fe:� any one additional application. (697:,3 Section 8712,.3 Other Fees. n addition to the fees pro- vided e �pa._6 e � �s�� 7 .2 8712,1 and 87112.2 of hJr s O.rdi-l.ianee g permits .1r®r buildingg electrical,, heating, Sewer and plumbing shall ,t.-equire fee: in aQcor .an e with the fed sche- dules as provided by other Ordinances.es. (6 97 J 3 ) Section �7�20� P� Lu _ 'e r- ao Vrailer Drainage outlet assembly 00 bq„ Site seer connection ` 1"o0 Gas fi `din -, each site $1.00 Site and Parr Sewer value per foot: (,T7jE TYPE VALUE TYPE VALUE V.CO 1.25 G .114 2@25 0 V'11C , .fit,50 C .il 2050**,� �"BP Y.C . 2 n 00 C . I O 3 t,�,0 �ia.lu.e based on footage as above schedule., After determining valuation, Fees are based as follows : 1.00 to 23,,00 26.0�0ry t0 ^ 7`5,00 � e � eo � � � ,a3 � � oo � � J1r,50' U nOo o .:60000,r�0 :± s a c ra c� e a o a o n � a n o 2.00 - G�'01.0�/0q tip) 2 a0oiJ0 c o . u o . s o � � e o c c'9 A2.50 251,00 to 350o00 0000000e © o nusooaa 3ci50 351-00 o 500oOO O J C A © O O J 5 9@ O N is O @�u OR✓ 501-00 to 19000000 P) V V 6 6 fi 6 6 0 u 9 J V 6 Q A O�QORA Each additional 100,,,00 or fraction thereof - ,50 (726.,!.) Section 8712�,`5 Electrioa Fees a Waring per site - l 00 Trailer outlets per trailer ,25 each (726 al Section. �13, Permit Frocedureo Within tee. ('10 clays. after the app deser-.p- ar_,,plaWs and spec:fications g and re- quired feet, if any,, are filed and paid, an inspector of the a.a.lding Department shall inapect the grounds -upon which the applicant proposes to do the wor for w��e ��e seeks a �e��.� d the .3uAlding Inspector ehall issue a. written. perml.t to the a.ppl- ,'-a v if in his opinion: BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8713.1 ty (a) The grounds are satisfactory for the work proposed. (b) The description and plans and specifications filed indicate that .the work proposed will meet the requirements of this Ordinance. (697.3) Section 8713.1 Posting of Permits. Permits for construction, in- stallation and operation shall be posted in a conspicuous place. (697.3) Section 8713.2 Expiration. All permits as required in this Or-- dinance for installation, construction or reconstruction of a trailer park shall expire six (6) months from the date of the issuance thereof in those cases where the construction, installation or recon- struction has not been completed within said period; provided, how- ever, that the Building Department may extend the expiration date of said permit for a reasonable time. (697.3) Section 8713.5 Permit Suspension. In the event that any per- son holding a permit issued by the Building Department under the provisions of this Ordinance, violates any of the provisions of the i said permit, the permit may be subject to suspension as provided in this section. (697.3) Section 8713.6 Suspension Notice. The Building Department shall issue and serve upon the permittee a notice setting forth in jwhat respect the provisions of the permit and/or of this Ordinance have been violated, and shall notify him that unless these provisions have been complied with within thirty (30) days after the date of notice, the permit shall be subject to suspension. (697.3) Section 8713.61 Service of Notice. The notice shall, be served by posting at least one copy in a conspicuous place on the premises described in the said permit, and by sending another copy by reg- istered mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested, to the per- son to whom the permit was issued, at the address therein given. (697.3) Section 8713.7 Suspension. If the requirements of the said no- tice have not been complied with on or before the expiration of thirty (30) days after the mailing and posting of the notice, the- Building Department may suspend the permit. (697.3) Section 8713.71 Restoration. Upon compliance by the permit- ri tee with the provisions of this Ordinance and of said notice, and submission of proof thereof to the Building Department, the Build- ing Department.shall reinstate the permit. (697.3) Section 8713.8 Required Permits. No trailer park owner or op- erator, or any other person, shall erect, construct, reconstruct, relo- cate, alter, maintain, or occupy, or permit the erection, construction, reconstruction, relocation, conversion, alteration, maintenance, or occupancy of any cabana or,structure within a trailer park within six (6) feet of any trailer coach, or any such cabana or structure that is designed to be used within six (6) feet of any trailer coach, unless he has first made an application in writing and obtained a permit to do so from the Building Department. Fences or wind- breaks less than six (6) feet in height and conforming awnings as defined and specified herein may be erected and used without a per- mit. No person shall erect, place, maintain, or occupy a cabana or structure in a trailer park without the written consent of the owner or operator of the trailer park. (697.3) Section 8713.81 Permit Application Requirements. Every trail- er park owner or operator required to obtain a permit under the I ;y I BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8713.81 provisions of Section 8713.8 of this Ordinance shall file an applica= Ition therefor upon forms furnished by the Building Department; provided, however, that applications may be filed jointly by trailer park owners and .trailer coach owners, and construction permits may be issued jointly to trailer park owners and trailer coach owners, but provided further that the trailer park owner shall be responsible for compliance with provisions of this Ordinance. All applications shall be in duplicate and accompanied by: (1) Plans. Two (2) sets of plans and specifications of the work to be performed. Prefabricated or demountable cabanas may be erected or installed in accordance with the manufacturer's instruc- tions without submission of plans and specifications where the pre- fabricated assembly and instructions have had prior approval of the Building Department. (2) Plot Plan. A plot plan of the trailer site showing the lot lines of the site and the location of the trailer and cabana or struc- ture with respect to any other structure or trailer on adjacent sites. (3) Engineering Analysis. Copy of engineering analyses when required by provisions of this Ordinance. (697.3) Section 8713.85 Notice and Hearings. Permit Suspension. Sec- tions 8710 to 8713.71, inclusive, of this. Ordinance, pertaining to con- struction and operation permits, shall apply to structures regulated by this Ordinance. (1) Any permittee receiving a suspension notice may request and shall be granted a hearing on the matter before a representa- tive of the Building Department designated by the Director of I Building & Safety :to hold such hearing. The permittee shall file in the office of the Building Department a written petition request- ing such hearing and setting forth a brief statement of the grounds j therefor, within ten (10) days of the date of mailing of such notice. (2) Upon receipt of such petition the Director of Building & Safety shall set a time and place for such hearing and shall give the petitioner written notice thereof. At such hearing the petitioner shall be given an opportunity to be heard and to show cause, if any, why such notice should be modified or withdrawn. (3) Such hearing shall be commenced not later .than ten (10) days after the day on which such petition was filed; provided that upon application of the petitioner the Director of Building & Safety may postpone the date of such hearing for a reasonable time beyond such ten day period, if in his judgment the petitioner has submitted a good and sufficient reason for such postponement. I (4) After such hearing the Director of Building & Safety shall sustain, modify, or withdraw the notice, depending upon his findings as to whether the provisions of the Ordinance have been complied with. (697.3) Section 8713.9 Change of Ownership. The Building Depart- ment shall be notified by the owner or operator of any trailer park of any change in the name of or the ownership or possession there- of. Said notice shall be in written form and shall be furnished with- in, fifteen (15) days from and after any such change in name or transfer of ownership or possession. The notice shall be accomp- anied by a transfer fee of Ten Dollars ($10.00). (697.3) f� I r. . BU ILI RiG TRAILER Pki?KS 5 8720. APT12I 872 PAR"'s kND SITES S � 20. unlawful OccupanU.,v. It shall be unlawful for any person in s trailer park to use or cause or permit to be used for occupnnc (a) Any trailer coach from which any tire or wheel has been rem- aroved therefrom, except for the purpose of Tna.ki.ng temporpry- repairs or placing it in dead storage. (b) Any trailer coach to which are attached any rigid water, gas or seuar pines; provided,d, however, that metal tubing not to. exceed one--half (z) inch inside diameter may be used for water, and that metal tubing not less than three-quarter (3/41) inch inside diameter nor more than fifteen (l a) feet in length may be used for a gas con hector from the branch service riser to the service connector. (c) Any trailer coach which is permanently attached with under- pinning or foundation to the .ground. e (d) Any trailer coach which does not conform to the requirements of the California State Vehicle Code governing the use of trailers on public highways. (e) Any trailer coach which does not carry a current yoarly license issued by any State or foreign vehicle department. . (f) Any trailer coach in an unsanitary condition. (g) Any trailer coach which is structurally unsoun- and does not protect its occupants against the elements. (697.4) S8720.1. Unlawful Use. It shall be unlawful far-any person to . occu}?y, as living quarters, .ray trailer coach upon any area or tract of land within the City of Huntington Beach, except as follows: (a) A trailer coach may be parked and used as living quarters in a license trailer park. (b) . A trailer coach may be parked for display, for sale, and/or trade purposes only an a trailer sales lot .for which a current business license has been issued. (c) A trailer coach may be parked upon the streets within the City of Huntington Beacb during the da li.ght hours, if not in violation of any parking rule or regulation applicable to the area. (763a1, 843.1, 8865 1) S a2Qt.l. .Cabana Rental. No structure xaar° cabana on any trzai.ler site may be occupied unless the site is tenanted by a trailer, and no structure nor cabana may be occupied by any occupants other than those occupying the trailer tenanting tho site. (637.4) ; r BUILDING TRAVLER Pax M S;, _k7ZOtj. a permit therefor has been issued by the Building Department , To ' secure such permit, application shall be made to the Building Department upon forms provided by -the Department and shall be accompanied by a fee of $1,,00 Such permit shall be valid for not to exceed a year from the date of issuance. The Building Department shall, not issue such permit unless the area where said trailer coach is to be parked com;lies with the setback and yard area requirernents of Chapter 3 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. In the event that the application is denied by the Building, Department, the applicant may, within ten (10) days, appeal by filing written notice of appeal, with the City Clerk, The City Council shall hear Said appeal within thirty (30) days after its filing by the applicant and the Council may grant or deny the permit; provided,' however, that no waiver of yard area and setback requirements applicable tD said trailer, as provided in this section, shall be granted ,b the City Council unless Z a public hearing has been held by t e Council. Notice of, said hearing shall be given by mailing a postcard or other written notice setting the time and place of -the hearing, the name of the applicant, and the addres at which the trailer is proposed to be stored not less than ten (in) days prior to the date of hearing mentioned therein, to the owners of all property, within 150 feet of the exterior boundaries of the described property, , using for this purpose the last kml�m address of such owner ,or address given for such veer on the last equalized assess- ment roll,, (763. 1) S. 8720. 11. Cabana Rental. No structure nor cabana on any trailer .&ite shay be—occupied unless the site is terLQ-nted by a trailer, and no structure mr cabana may be occupied by any occupants other than those occupying the trailer tenant- ing, the site,, (697A) i . S. 8720.2. Unlawful Rent. It shall be unlawful for any person to rent or—hold 3u_t- for—.,,ent airy trailer coach in a trailer park which is owned b or in the possession or control K of the owner or operator of t e trailer park o,,- his agent, The rental paid for any such trailer coach shall also be deemed to be rental for the space it occupies. (697.4) �g��8771 . tPAajrkSjiM&,4. It is unlawful to park a trailer coach over night upon any public highway, including the rig?� of -way. 'm This provision shall not apply where a trailer coach is parked for the purpose of making emergency repairs. (697.4) S. 8, ,§721,,5. Caretaker. It is unlawful for any person to operatL,: or maintain, or cause or permit to be operated or maintained, any trailer park,, unless there is a caretaker in the' park at all times. The caretaker etiall enforce1within BUILDS � TRAILER PARK S. 8721 J the park provisions of this Ordinance governing the operation and maintenance of trailer parks. (697.4) St) 8722, Size,, Eachtrailer site in a trailer park shall be not ess than one thousan (1,000) square feet in area, The corners of said area shall he clearly and distinctly marked. The provisions of this section shall_ not apply to trailer sites in trailer parks in existence and lawfully operating :ikon. the Effective date of this Ordinanc4L*. (697.4) a BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8722.1 i Section 8722.1 Location of Trailer. No trailer coach shall be located closer than ten (10) feet from any building or another trail- er coach, provided, however, that this does not apply to a compart- ment containing solely a private toilet or bath, or both, constructed for the exclusive use of an occupant of a trailer site designed for the occupancy of one trailer coach. The provisions of this section shall not apply to trailer parks in existence and operating upon the ef- fective date of this Ordinance, provided that in such trailer parks no trailer coach shall be located closer than six (6) feet from any building or another trailer coach. (697.4) Section 8722.2 Lot Line. No trailer coach and no building shall be located closer than five (5),feet from a property line or a trailer site lot line. The provisions of this section shall not apply to trailer parks in existence and operating upon the effective date of this Ordinance, provided that in such trailer parks no trailer coach and no building shall be located closer than three (3) feet from any property line or a trailer site lot line. (697.4) Section 8722.3 Driveway. No driveway shall be less than fif- teen (15) feet in clear and unobstructed width. No driveway shall be less than twenty-two (22) feet in width if parking is to be pro- vided on one side of the driveway, and not less .than thirty (30) feet in width if parking is to be provided on both slides of the drive- way. All driveways shall have clear and unobstructed access to public thoroughfare. The provisions of this section shall not apply to trailer parks in existence and operating upon the effective date i of this Ordinance, provided that in such trailer parks no driveway shall be less than fifteen (15) feet in clear and unobstructed width. Section 8722.4 Camping. A trailer park shall not accommo- date any camping parties. (697.4) Section 8722.5 Authorized Structures. No structure except those authorized by this Ordinance shall be erected, constructed, placed, maintained,or occupied on any trailer site. (697.4) Section 8722.51 Construction and Maintenance. Every structure shall be constructed and maintained in a safe, approved and sub- stantial manner. (697.4) Section 8722.52 Site Area. In no event shall the occupied area i of a trailer site exceed seventy-five percent (75%) of the total sit! area. (697.4) Section 8722.53 Site Boundaries. The boundaries of each trail- er site shall be clearly, distinctly, and permanently outlined. (697.4) Section 8722.54 Structure Location on Site. No structure nor portion nor projection thereof shall be located less than five (5) feet from the trailer park boundary or the trailer site lot line. The provisions of this section shall not apply to trailer parks in existence and operating upon the effective date of this Ordinance, provided that in such trailer parks no structure or portion or projection there- of shall be located less than three (3) feet from a trailer park boun- dary or the trailer site lot line. (697.4) Section 8722.55 Awning or Windbreak Location. No structure nor portion nor projection thereof, including an approved awning, shall be located closer than ten (10) feet from any trailer coach, cabana, or awning on,an adjacent trailer site; provided, however, that a windbreak may be located on lot lines provided it is at least five (5) feet from a trailer or cabana. The provisions of this sec- tion shall not apply to trailer parks in existence and operating upon r BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8722.55 the effective date of this Ordinance, provided that in such trailer parks no structure or portion or projection thereof, except an ap- proved awning, shall be located closer than six (6) feet from any trailer coach, cabana, or awning on an adjacent trailer site; pro- vided; however, that a windbreak may be located on lot lines pro- vided it is at least three (3) feet from a trailer or.cabana. (697.4) Section 8722.56 Limitations on Location. To prevent obstruc- tion of natural light and ventilation, no' cabana, awning, ramada, building, or windbreak, or combination thereof, shall be erected, placed, or maintained on more than one side or one end of .any trailer coach, except as may be authorized in Section 8722.57 of this Ordinance. (697.4) i Section 8722.57 Carport. A free-standing awning or shade structure serving exclusively as a carport may be erected, placed or maintained on the opposite side of a trailer coach, provided the car- port is entirely open on at least two (2) sides. If more than two (2) sides are enclosed, the carport shall be located not less than"three (3) feet from any cabana or trailer coach. Every carport shall con- form to Article 873 of this Ordinance. (697.4) Section 8723. Responsibility Trailer Coach Connections. When it is evident that there exists, or may exist, a violation of service facilities rules and regulations, the owner, operator, lessee, person in charge of the park, or any other person causing a violation, shall cause to be corrected immediately or disconnect the service con- nection and trailer drain connection from the respective park branch service lines and sewer lateral. (697.4) I Section 8724. Maintenance - Safeguards - Responsibility. All devices or safeguards required by this Ordinance shall be maintained in good working order. The owner, operator, or lessee of the trailer park, or his designated agent, shall be responsible for their main- tenance. (697.4) Section 8724.1 Maintenance - Structures and Sites. The owner or operator of a trailer park shall be responsible for securing the maintenance of all structures and their sites. (697.4) Section 8724.2 Maintenance - Structure Responsibility. Every j. structure shall be maintained in an approved, safe and sanitary condition and in a state of approved repair. (697.4) I Section 8724.3 Maintenance - Safeguards. All devices, instal- lations, and safeguards required by this Ordinance shall be main- tained in approved working order. (697.4) Section 8724.4 Maintenance - Openings. No structure shall be i so erected, placed or maintained as to obstruct a required opening in a cabana or awning, a required open space on a site, or prevent inspection of electrical or sanitary facilities or trailer equipment. Approved storage cabinets may be used on a trailer site. (697.4) Section 8724.5 Site Surface. If the Director of Building & Safety considers it necessary for the protection of the health of the occupants of a structure or for proper sanitation, he may require that a site be graveled, or properly paved and surfaced with con- crete, asphalt,grass,or similar material. . (697.4) Section 8725. Prohibited Obstruction. No obstruction of any kind shall be erected, placed, or maintained on or about the trailer site that would impede the movement of a trailer from a site to a driveway or.prevent inspection of plumbing and electrical facilities and related trailer equipment. (697.4) } Section 8725-,3. Plot Plan in Park., The 'owner or operator .ws+s -axwm+a..a+.� of eve�F r,-ra er park can raining cabanas shall maintain in a conspiouous location a copy of an approved plot ,of 'the tra, l.er° park. The plot plan shall' show in detail the aite layouts, the log a!-ion of cabanas and trail.ersq and each site shall,. be designated by number or by other means of identification ( 9 7 A Section 8725,,2 Restrioted Looa�ti.on Cabana. A. cabana may be er°e edn cons �a to oc°` � "e'c z Pa z d�c . . on a trailer site on which a trailer coach is located.. A cabana maly. be erected., constructedv ocoupied and maintained only as an accessory to a trailer coach. (697.4) Section 8726. Li uifaed Petroleum. Gas. No liquified pet rol eum gas 6y, 1n er _ --i�l. e C ar ge wi ban en (1C j} feet of any stru.o Lure, M6,2) .ARTICLE 873 CABANAS section_ l,ocati�an�, Every cabana skta,ll be designed. and ere6fel as a freeman i.ng structiare,q and shall .not be per- manently a.ttaohed to or become a, permanent part of azV, trailer coach. Trailer coaches shall not be a physical part of any cabana. Cabanas may be attachedto a trailer with appropriate flashing or seali.rig materials to provide a weather seal. No cabana shall be constructed.g placed, or maintained on more than, one side of a trailer coach.. .As used herein, side i nclia.des end., (697 o 5 &Fotiun 8r nst Elements. Eveh cabanar � shall so constued� mN a d o e shelter to the occupants against -the elements ,,d. to exclude dam ness In , inclement weather. The materials used in the construction of a cabana shall be of substantial and approved stock,_ 'Every cabana shall have tit approved floor of .good a masonry, or concrete Schedules of weights of materials, safe allowable vxii.t stresses and formulas for computing stresses shall be of standard r cog- nized practice,, (697.5 ) Section 8730,2 I)esi s� ka) lortabl.e zesign,� .prefabricated, pa)rtable or demount_ able cabanas deviating from s°tanda,r°d stud frome construction or designed and constructed of mate-rials deviating i.xj any manner from standard stud .frame construction shall admit of a rational analysis in accordance with established prino: i.pl.ea of mechan_ic;s, (b) Permanent design, The construction of permaneat cabanas shall' adhere to standard practices and ma.teri.ale of appropriate wood fr,,�Lme or masonry •typeo of cans tructi.on, .Any design and construction not con-gi.stexal:. with. provisions of this part may be approved if it can be demonstrated that such devia- tions are equivalent to the construoti.on requirements of this Ordinance, (697 r.5 ) a BUILDING ORAILER. PLAR 3 8734-1 Section 87 0-3. HeIllhatT., The height of a cabana shall not exceed. ine—sTory YR heiPh .. nor thirteen (13) Feet at the .higheet print above the actual adjoining grown grownd level, No architectural appurtenances shall extend more than tbirty (30) inches above or beyond the building at an7 pain ( 97�5 Section 8730 31 Area. A cabana shall consist of only one room �.avEn. a super area a� not lsahaht� t8� agate feet BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8730.31 excluding a private toilet or bath compartment. No cabana shall exceed twelve (12) feet in width and shall be no greater in length than the trailer coach it serves. No part of such room shall be en- closed or subdivided wholly or in part by a curtain, fixed or mov- able partition, or other contrivance or device for any purpose con- trary to the provisions of this Ordinance. (697.5) Section 8730.32 Ceiling Height Permanent Cabana. A perm- anent cabana shall have a clear ceiling height of eight (8) feet from the finished floor to the finished ceiling, or if there is no finishcd ceiling, to the roof; provided, however, that if the ceiling roof is sloped, the minimum ceiling height is required in only one-half (1/2) of the sloping ceiling area. At no point shall the ceiling height be less .than seven (7) feet in any portion-of the room. (697.5) 9 Section 8730.33 Dimensions Portable Cabana. A portable or de- mountable cabana may have a minimum clear ceiling height of sev- en (7) feet six (6) inches from the finished floor to the finished ceiling, or if there is no finished ceiling, to the roof; provided, how- ever, that if the ceiling or roof is sloping, the minimum ceiling height is required in only one-half (1/2) of the sloping ceiling area; provided further that the minimum superficial floor area shall not be less than ninety (90) square feet. At no point shall the ceiling height be less than six (6) feet six (6) inches in any portion of the room. (697.5) Section 8730.4 Room Width. No area or portion of the room ' measuring less than seven (7) feet in width shall be included in the computation of the minimum required floor area. (697.5) Section 8730.41 Window Area. Every cabana shall be provid- ed with one (1) or more windows having an aggregate area of not less than one-fourth (1/4) of the floor area. Windows shall be so arranged as to properly light all portions of the room; at least one- half (%) of the required window area shall be arranged to open. No required window shall be less than six (6) square feet in area. Toilet or bath compartment windows shall comply with the pro- visions of Sections 8744.2 and 8745.2 of this Ordinance. (697.5) Section 8730.42 Door. At least one (1) door opening shall be not less than thirty (30) inches in width nor less than (6) feet two (2) inches in height. (697.5) Section 8730.43 Screens. All openings shall be protected with i approved open-mesh, fly-tight,screening if the County Health Offi- cer considers it necessary for the protection of health. (697.5) Section 8730.45 Cooking Prohibited. Cabanas shall be used for living purposes only. Cooking within cabanas shall not be permit- ted. Cooking appliances, including hot plates, shall not be installed i in.cabanas. (697.5) Section 8730.5 Plans. An approved set of plans and a copy of the permit shall be kept on the site until the Building Department ( , has made'a final inspection. (697:5) l Section 8730.51 Wood Framing Studs. Wood studs shall be not less than two (2) inches by four (4) inches spaced sixteen (16) inches on centers or equivalent to carry wall roof loads. (697.5) I Section 8730.52 Angle Bracing. Each wooden stud wall shall be thoroughly and effectively angle-braced at each corner except that diagonal sheathing or other membrane of comparable strength and rigidity may be used for angle bracing. (697.5) BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8730.53 Section 8730.53 Floor Joists and Clearance. If wooden floor joists are used they shall be not less than two (2) inch by six (6) inch material, spaced at not more than sixteen (16) inches on cen- ters. Every span of wooden floor joists shall be cross-bridged with cross-bridging of not less than two (2) inch by three (3) inch ma-terial at intervals of not more than eight (8) feet apart. A bearing partition, wall, girder, or other support under the joists that is ! blocked solid over its top between the joists and blocked not less than two (2) inches thick, the full depth of the joists, shall take the place of cross-bridging. Wood floors supported by joists shall have a clear air space of eighteen (18) inches measured from the ground beneath up to the bottom of the joists. The area under the floor shall be kept clean and free from debris or rubbish. The area shall be enclosed and provided with sufficient screened openings to assure adequate cross ventilation. The minimum total area of ventilating openings shall be proportioned on the basis of two (2) square feet 6 for each twenty-five (25) linear feet or major fraction thereof of exterior wall. A wood floor may be laid directly on moisture proof masonry slabs. (697.5) I Section 8730.54 Concrete Floors. If concrete floors are used, they shall have a thickness of not less than three and one-half (3%) inches. (697.5) Section 8730.55 Foundations. (a) Every cabana shall be bolted with one-half (1/2) inch by ten (10) inch bolts at six (6) feet on centers or otherwise securely anchored to a continuous concrete foundation. Sills shall be of foun- dation grade redwood or pressure-treated lumber of not less than Itwo (2) inches nominal thickness. (b) Concrete or masonry foundations and footings for all ca- banas shall be designed to adequately support the weight imposed on them in accordance with standard engineering practice. Concrete foundations shall be set in undisturbed soil, but in no event less than twelve (12) inches below grade. Footings shall be not less than twelve (12) inches wide. Foundation walls shall be not less than six (6) inches in width and not less than six (6) inches above grade. Foundations supporting masonry walls shall be designed i. accordingly. (697.5) Section 8730.56 Masonry Walls. Masonry walls shall be: (a) Not less than six (6) inches in width. f (b) Laid up in cement mortar. (c) Reinforced with appropriate steel and tied with properly designed bond beams. (d) So designed and constructed as to withstand vertical live and dead loads imposed upon them and to withstand a horizontal force from any direction of fifteen (15) pounds per square foot of wind pressure on a vertical projection of the exposed surface of the walls. (e) Walls described above shall be so designed as to admit of a rational analysis in accordance with established principles of me- chanics. (697.5) Section 8731. Awning: Materials. Awnings shall be made of metal or of other approved material; provided, however, that neither canvas nor similar fabric material may be used unless it is approved by the City Fire Prevention Officer. (697.5) Section 8731.1 Roof Materials. Metal roofing materials shall be of corrugated or similarly reinforced sheet metals not less than 26 gauge and shall be securely anchored to the framework. (697.5) # I f i t BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8731.2 ' Section 8731.2 Support. Framework for awnings shall be of standard metal pipe not less than one-half (1/z) inch in diameter. Uprights of framework may be of any approved material of equal or greater strength. Metal or other rigid awnings may have sup- porting framework of similar or other approved materials, provided, however, that weight of awning is adequately supported. All joints of metal pipe framework shall be securely fastened with standard screw-pipe or pipe connected fittings. Welded joints may be used. Awnings shall be free-standing except that one side may be at- tached to an approved awning track on the trailer coach. When wood frame construction is used, IL shall be deemed a permanent structure and will require two (2) sets of plans to be approved by the City Building DepartmentN to meet the Uniform Building Code requirements before permit can be issued. Permanent structures must meet the same requirements as a cabana. (697.5) Setion 8731.3 Opening Required. Awnings shall have at least one (1) side entirely open at all times. Only canvas or bamboo drops may be used providing they,are not permanently anchored. (697.5) Section 8731.4 Cooking Prohibited. Cooking shall not be per- mitted within any awning nor shall any heating or cooking appli- ance be installed or used within any awning. (697.5) Section 8731.5 Location and Spacing. Awning location and spacing, except window awnings, shall be subject to the require- ments as provided in Sections 8722.54 and 8722.55 of this Ordinance. (697.5) Section 8731.6 Prohibited Location. No awning shall be erect- ed or maintained over, or enclose, wholly or in part, any private toilet or bath compartment. (697.5) Section 8732. Ramadan: Stability Materials. A ramada or roof over a trailer or any portion thereof shall be designed and erected as a free-standing self-supporting structure to: (a) Withstand vertical live and dead loads imposed upon it and to withstand a vertical uplift or a horizontal force from any direc- tion of fifteen (15) pounds per square foot wind pressure on a ver- tical projection of exposed surface of the structure, and (b) Be securely bolted or anchored to the ground, and (c) Constructed of approved one-hour fire resistive materials or of approved slow-burning material. (697.5) Section 8732.1 Location and Construction. A ramada or any portion thereof shall have a clearance of not less than eighteen (18) inches in a vertical direction and not less than six (6) inches in a horizontal direction from a trailer coach. Cross braces or structural ties shall not obstruct movement of any trailer coach. The support- ing structural members of a ramada shall not extend more than twelve (12) feet horizontally beyond either side of a trailer coach nor shall any roof or eave projection extend more than thirty (30) inches beyond the supporting structural members. (697.5) Section 8732.2 Prohibitions. No portion of a ramada shall be attached to any trailer coach. No side or end of a ramada shall be enclosed or form a partial enclosure except that the roof of a ra- mada may be used as a part of a cabana, awning, or carport and such enclosed area conforms to the requirements set forth herein. (697.5) Section 8732.3 Cooking. Prohibited Toilet Location. Cooking a BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8732.3 I within a ramada shall not be permitted, nor shall any cooking or I heating appliance be installed therein. No toilet or bathroom shall be installed or used within a ramada unless the room is so designed and arranged as to meet all of the provisisions of this Ordinance. Facilities within a trailer coach are exempt from the provisions of this section. (697.5) s Section 8732.4 Vents and Ducts. All vents and ducts projecting from a trailer coach through the roof of a ramada shall be of an approved type fire-resistive slip-joint or an approved quick discon- nect type. (697.5) Section 8733. Windbreaks: Design. A windbreak shall be de- signed, erected and maintained as a free-standing structure. No portion of a windbreak shall be attached to or become a part of any trailer coach or cabana. (697.5) Section 8733.1 Stability. Windbreaks in excess of seventy-two (72) inches in height shall be designed to withstand vertical live and dead loads imposed upon them and to withstand a horizontal force from any direction of fifteen (15) pounds per square foot wind pressure on the vertical projection of exposed surface of the structure I and shall require a building permit therefor. (697.5) Section 8733.2 Prohibition. A windbreak shall be erected and maintained so that neither of the ends nor any other portion shall i be returned to form an enclosure or cabana. No windbreak shall support a roof or awning. (697.5) I Section 8734. Other Structures: Application of Uniform Build- ing Code. All buildings or structures other than those.mentioned in Article 873 shall be constructed in accordance with the Uniform Building Code, 1952 Edition. (697.5) ARTICLE 874 i PLUMBING Section 8740. 'Trailer Sites. (a) Independent trailers shall not be parked in any trailer park I unless there are provided plumbing and sanitation facilities installed and maintained in conformity with this Ordinance. Every trailer site shall provide a gas and water-tight connection for sewage dis- posal which shall be connected into an underground sewage col- lection system discharging into a public sewer or private disposal system. (b) In the event the owner or operator of a trailer park elects to construct, reconstruct, alter, or convert only a portion or portions of a trailer park in conformity with this Ordinance, those sections of the park shall be clearly set aside and designated for the use and accommodation of independent trailers. (c) No dependent trailer shall be parked at any time in a space designed and designated for an independent trailer coach unless public toilet and bath facilities are available within two hundred feet (2001) of the dependent trailer. (697.6) Section 8740.2. Trailer Coaches. Fixtures. (a) Every plumbing fixture shall be of an approved type made with smooth impervious surfaces, free from defects and concealed fouling surfaces, and made of materials capable of resisting road shock and vibration. Toilets in trailer coaches shall be designed, manufactured, and installed in accordance with National Bureau.of i BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8740.2 Standards C'S 20-49, and equipped with a water flushing device I capable of adequately flushing and cleansing the bowl. i I. (b) Water closet flush tanks shall be equipped with an ap- proved antisiphon ball cock installed and maintained in such a manner as to preclude any possibility of backflow. The bottom of. the water supply 1 inlet shall be at least one inch (1") above the full opening of the overflow pipe. All tanks or flushing valves shall have a water flushing capacity to adequately cleanse the bowl at ! each operation of the water flushing mechanism. On all other types of water closets an approved vacuum breaker or backflow device shall be installed and maintained on the discharge side of a toilet- flushing valve in the water supply line and located not less than six inches (6") above the flood level of the water closet. (c) Water supply inlets shall be at least one inch (1") above the flood level of the fixture they serve. (697.6) I Section 8740.6. Trailer Service System. (a) The water supply piping of the trailer service systems shall be not less than one-half (%) inch O.D. tubing with .030 inch wall thickness if copper. Copper branch lines to individual fixtures shall be not less than three eights inch (%") O.D. tubing with .030 inch ! wall thickness. Standard weight galvanized pipe and fittings may be used together in corresponding pipe sizes. In no event shall the diameter of a branch line serving a fixture be less in size than the pipe size specified or recommended by the manufacturer of the fixture. No used materials shall be permitted. (b) ,Trailers shall be equipped with a three-quarter inch (3/4") swivel female hose inlet coupling located on the left (road) side in approximately the center of the trailer coach. A cap and chain shall be provided to cap the inlet fitting when not in use; the chain shall be securely anchored to the body of the trailer coach. (c) Fittings for copper tubing shall be copper or brass of standard sweat, flare, or compression type. Solder shall be used on all sweat joints. (d) All galvanized pipe and fittings shall be connected with standard pipe size taper threads. All ends shall be reamed to size of bore. Nontoxic insoluble pipe compound shall be used on male threads only. (e) Joints from copper tubing to threaded pipe shall be made by the use of brass adapter fittings. (f) All piping shall be rigidly clamped or anchored to the trailer structure. (g) All piping and fittings in the trailer service system shall be subject to a pressure test before covering or concealing; such a test shall consist of air or water of 100 pounds per square-inch pressure for fifteen (15) minutes without loss of pressure. (h) Every gas fired water heater, wall heater or space heater installed in a trailer shall be vented to outside air at top of trailer by an approved vent. (697.6) Section 8740.9. Trailer Drainage System. (a) The drainage outlet of the trailer drainage system shall lie horizontally and terminate in the rear third quarter section of the trailer on the left (road) side at a distance of not more than eight- een (18") inches from the outside wall of the trailer. The drainage outlet shall direct its discharge toward the left rear portion of the trailer in any direction within an angle of ninety (90) degrees formed between the longtitudinal center line and the left-hand side of the trailer. Drainage outlets and couplers shall be provided with i I 4 � a i BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8740.9 i clearances of not less than three inches (3") in any direction, and not less than eighteen inches (18") directly in front of the drainage outlet to provide unrestricted clearance for the trailer drain con- nection. The drainage piping may project below the main channel of the chassis frame, but shall not project more than is required to clear the main channel. (b) .The drainage outlet of the trailer drainage system shall terminate with an approved standard coupler not less than three inches (3") in diameter. Such couplers shall be of a quick discon- nect screw or clamp type not requiring any special tools or know- ledge to uncouple the trailer drainage connection. Outlets shall be equipped.with an approved water-tight cap or plug matching the drainage outlet when not connected to the park drainage system. The cap or plug shall be permanently attached to the body of the trailer by means of a chain or similar device. (c) Piping used in the vent and drainage system shall be standard weight steel pipe, "Schedule 40"; however, copper tubing may be used but in no event shall the weight be less than Type "M". No aluminum pipe shall be used in the trailer drainage system. (d) All piping in the drainage and vent system shall be rigidly attached to the trailer structure by means of clamps or brackets. (e) Fittings in the drainage system shall be of iron, brass, or copper having smooth and uniform interior waterways of the same diameter as the piping served and all such fittings shall conform to the type of pipe used. (1) Changes in direction of drainage piping shall be made by the appropriate use of approved fittings, and shall be of the angles presented by twenty-two and one-half (22%) .degrees, or sixty (60) degrees, or other approved fittings, or combi- nation of fittings having equivalent sweep. (2) Horizontal drainage lines, connecting with a vertical stack shall enter through forty-five (45) degree "Y" branches, combination "Y" and one-eighth (1/8) bend branches, sanitary tee or sanitary tapped tee branches, or other approved fittings or combination of fittings having equivalent sweep. No fit- ting having more than one branch at the same level shall be used unless such fitting is constructed so that the discharge from any one branch cannot readily enter any other branch. (3) Horizontal drainage lines connecting with other horizontal drainage lines shall enter through forty-five (45) degree "Y" branches, combination "Y" and one-eighth (1/s) bend branches, or other approved fittings or combination of fit- tings having equivalent sweep. (4) Vertical drainage lines connecting with horizontal drainage lines shall enter through forty-five (45) degree "Y" branches, combination "Y" branches and 1/8bend branches, or other approved fittings or combination of fittings having equiv- alent sweep. (f) Steel and iron pipe and fittings shall have screw connec- tions only. Fittings shall be tapped so as to allow one-fourth inch (1/4") per foot grade. Fittings shall be of recessed drainage type only. Steel and iron pipe and fittings shall conform to Federal Specifications WW-P-406 (1944) and WW-P-491 (a) (1945) �re- spectively. Copper tubing shall conform to Federal Specifications WW-T-799 (a) (1943). Copper tubing and fittings shall be joined with solder only. (g) There shall be installed in every drainage system as a main vent at least one vent stack not less than one and one-half (1%") inches in diameter extending vertically from such drain and term- I BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8740.9 I inating not less than three inches (3") above the roof. Additional vents as may be required to serve other fixtures shall be not less than one and one-half inches (1%") in diameter for the drainage I pipe it serves. No vent pipe shall extend horizontally more than one-third of its total length. ! (h)'All waste fixtures shall be connected with "P" traps having a minimum two inch (2") water seal. All traps shall be set true with their seal. In no event shall any trap .be larger than the waste pipe serving it. No sealing compound shall be used. Traps shall'be of standard weight cast iron, brass, or drawn brass tubing. Tubing traps shall be beaded and be not less than No. 20 (Brown and Sharpe Gauge) in thickness. Traps shall have smooth and uniform interior waterways. All traps shall be accessible. (i) All waste fixture traps shall be not less than one and one- half inches (l%") in diameter. Closet bends or other equivalent fittings receiving the discharge from a toilet shall be not less than three inch (3"). No fixture trap shall extend more than four feet six inches (4'6") from a vent. In all cases the vent pipe shall be as close to the trap it serves as structural conditions permit. The vent pipe opening from a soil or waste pipe shall not be below the level of the trap. (j) Toilets shall be bolted to brass or iron flanges screwed to the drainage pipe and fastened solidly on the floor. The toilet bowl shall beset with an approved gasket or setting compound between the bowl and the connection. (k) Any fitting or connection which has an enlargement, cham- ber, recess with a ledge, shoulder or reduction of pipe area so as to offer an obstruction to flow or any fitting trap, or connection which offers an obstruction to flow through a soil or waste drain is not permitted. (1) Each trailer shall be subjected to a static water test upon completion. All fixtures shall be in place or their outlets capped and the entire plumbing system shall be filled with water to the level of the highest fixture; after all trapped air has been released, the test shall be held for five (5) minutes. All joints and connections shall be visible during test. (697.6) Section 8741. materials. (a) All piping materials installed prior to the effective date of this ordinance in the park drainage system and conforming otherwise to these requirements shall be acceptable. (b) All material installed in the park drainage; system here- after, shall be of service weight cast'iron, vitrified clay, bituminous fibre drainage type. Joints shall be sealed watertight by caulking or cementing in an approved manner. No bituminous fibre pipe hereafter installed shall be less than thirty (30) inches below grade in any area where a trailer is parked or a motor vehicle may be driven. (c) All traps and extensions to grade shall be cast iron. No galvanized pipe shall be exposed below grade in the park drainage system. Water piping and fittings in the water distribution system may be any approved type. Ferrous pipe and fittings shall be gal- vanized. Used materials are prohibited. (d) Drainage fittings in the park drainage piping shall have smooth and uniform interior waterways of the same diameter as the piping served and all such fittings shall conform to the type of pipe used. (1) Changes in the direction of drainage piping shall be made by I I BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S: 8741 the appropriate use of approved fittings, and shall be of the angles presented by one-sixteenth (1/16th) bend, one-eighth (Ysth) bend, or other approved fittings, or combination of fittings having equivalent sweep. (2) Horizontal drainage lines, connecting with a vertical stack shall enter through forty-five (45) degree "Y" branches, com- bination "Y" and one-eighth (%) bend branches, or other approved fittings or combination of fittings having equivalent sweep. No fitting having more than one branch at the same level shall be used unless such fitting is constructed so that, the discharge from any one branch cannot readily enter any other branch. (3) Horizontal drainage lines connecting with other horizontal drainage lines shall enter through forty-five (45) degree "Y" branches, combination "Y" and one-eighth (%) bend branches, or other approved fittings or combinations of fittings having equivalent sweep. (4) Vertical drainage lines connecting with horizontal drainage lines shall enter through forty-five (45) degree "Y" branches, combination "Y" and one-eighth (%) bend branches, or other approved fittings or combination of fittings having equivalent sweep. (697.6) Section 8741.1. Park Drainage System. Soil pipe shall be in- stalled in a separate trench not less than twelve. inches (12") from the park water.service system. The park water service system may be installed on a shelf in the same trench as the soil pipe provided it is not less than twelve inches (12") above. (a) SOIL PIPE AND NUMBER OF TRAILERS ON DRAIN- AGE SYSTEM. Size of Maximum No. of Trailers Soil Pipe individually vented system 4" 20 5" 50 6" 100 8" 400 10" 1,000 (1) Each trailer coach shall be considered as six (6) fixture units in determining .discharge requirements in design of sewage disposal .system. (2) Branch lines or sewer laterals to individual trailer sites shall not be less than four inches (4") in diameter. (3) (a) Individually vented traps shall be vented with a vent not less in size than two inches (2") provided the individual line does not extend more than twenty-five feet (25') from the main drainage line or branch drainage lateral. In event the individual line extends more than twenty-five feet (25') a four inch (4") vent shall be required. (b) A four inch (4") vent shall be required on last trap installed on end of.main drainage line or branch drainage lateral. (c) The first three feet (T) of horizontal line from base of vertical waste and vent at trailer site shall be installed in cast iron. (4) No vent shall be less than two inches (2") in diameter. All vents shall be located at least ten feet (10') from adjoining property line of the trailer park and shall extend at least ten feet (10') above ground level. All vents shall be strapped and supported by at least the equivalent of a 4" x 4" redwood post securely an- chored.in the ground. BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8741.1 (b) MINIMUM GRADE AND SLOPE OF SOIL PIPE. Pipe Slope per Pipe Slope per Size 100 feet Size 100 feet 4"....................................15" 8.................................... 4" 5......................................12" loll..................................3Y2" s -•............................... 8" 12".................................. 3„ (1) Sewer Laterals, Outlets, Cleanouts, and Connectors. (a) Each trailer site shall be provided with a sewer lateral which shall terminate with an effectively vented cast iron "P" trap not less than three.inches (3") in diameter, the inlet of which shall terminate above grade. The trap inlet shall be provided with ar approved fitting so designed and installed to receive the discharge from the trailer drain connection at proper grade. The trap or its extension above grade shall be protected by metal casing or encased with at least four inches (4") of concrete approximately 18" x 18" square. Each outlet shall be capped gas tight when'not in use. No trap shall be more than twenty-four inches (24") below grade. Traps in unstable, soil shall be supported on a concrete pad.. Trap. arm shall not exceed twenty-four inches (24") from center of vent to center of trap inlet. (b) To provide the shortest possible trailer drain connection between the trailer outlet and trap inlet, all sewer laterals shall terminate with the trap located with reference to the location of the trailer on the site; traps shall be located at least twelve inches (12") outside the area of the left wheels and within six feet (61) of the rear third quarter of the trailer coach. (c) Cleanouts shall be not less in size than the line they serve, but in no event need they be larger than four inches (4"). A cleanout shall be provided at the upper terminal of each park drainage system, and at intervals of not more than one hundred feet (100') in straight runs. Cleanouts shall also be located at any point in the line where a deviation occurs in excess of forty-five (45) degrees from a straight line. Cleanouts shall be accessible and brought to grade. (d) Drain connections shall slope continuously downward and form no traps. All pipe joints and connections shall be installed and maintained gas and water tight. (e) No sewage, waste water, or other effluent shall be al- lowed to be deposited on the surface of the ground. (f) Upon completion and before covering, the park drain- age system shall be subjected to a static water test. The water test shall be applied to the drainage system either in its entirety or in sections. If applied to the entire system, all openings in the piping shall be tightly closed, except the highest opening, and the system filled with water to the overflow. If the system is tested in sections, each opening shall be tightly plugged except the highest opening of the section under test, and each section shall be filled with water, but no section shall be tested with less than a ten foot (10') head of water. In testing successive sections at least the upper ten feet (10') of the next preceeding section shall be tested, so that no joint or pipe in the system shall have been submitted to the test of less than a ten foot (10') head of water. The `eater shall be kept in the system, or in the portion under test, for at least fifteen (15) minutes before inspection starts; the system shall then be tight at all points. (697.6) Section 8741.2. Water Distributing System. (a) Every trailer site shall be provided with an individual branch service line delivering safe, pure and potable water. The outlet of the branch service line shall terminate on the same side BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8741.2 of the site as the railer sewer lateral. (b) Each trailer park water distributing system shall be so designed and maintained as to provide a pressure of not less than 20 p.s.i, at each trailer site under normal conditions. (c) The water distributing system shall be designed as set forth in BMS-fib and BMS-79, issued November 5„ 1941, by the National Bureau of Standards. The quantity of water required to be sup- plied to each trailer site shall be as required for five (5) fixture units. The minimum pipe size in the water distributing system shall not be less than one-half inch (1/z") in diameter. (d) A backflow preventive device shall be installed on the branch service line to each independent trailer at, or near, the trailer service connection. Backflow preventive devices shall be spring loaded check valves or combination shut-off spring loaded check valve types,only. Valves shall have been tested and approved by a nationally recognized testing agency certifying as to compliance and performance outlines herein; valves shall be designed and main- tained to close drip-tight at a reduced pressure of not less than one (1) or more than five (5) pounds per square inch. Springs shall be made of Phosphor bronze or stainless steel and installed in such a manner as to preclude fouling or tempering. Valves shall be made with a ground metal seat in the body of the valve and a replaceable flat circular rubber washer in the valve stem. The rubber washer shall be`approximately thirty (30) shore hardness retained by a standard set screw. Valves must be identified with the manufac- turer's name and model number. (e) In all trailer parks heretofore or hereafter constructed or converted an approved pressure relief valve shall be installed in the branch service line on the discharge side of the backflow pre- ventive device. Pressure relief valves shall be set to release not in excess of one hundred and twenty-five pounds (125 lbs.) per square inch. If the valve is more than twelve inches (12") above grade, a bleeder or blow-off line shall be installed discharging downward to a point six inches (6") above grade. Backflow de- vices and relief valves shall be at least twelve inches (12") above surrounding grade, and if not located in a protective area shall be equipped with protective guards or a post placed around, or adja- cent to the outlet. (f) The Building Department may publish at least once a year an approved list of check valves or other safety devices required by this Ordinance. (g) A separate service shut-off valve shall be installed in each branch service line on the supply side of the backflow protective device or combination shut-off and check valve device. (h) The service connection shall be not less than one-half'inch (1/2") in diameter; no rigid pipe may be used. Flexible metal tubing is permitted. Fittings at either end shall be of a quick disconnect type not requiring any special tools or knowledge to install or remove. (i) The owner or operator of every trailer park accomodating independent trailer coaches shall have all backflow protective de- vices and pressure relief valves inspected and tested at least once in each twelve (12) month period by a representative of a utility company, of a local enforcement agency, or by a duly licensed plumber to ensure that such devices are in good working order. A permanent record of such inspections, signed by the inspector, shall be maintained by.the park owner or operator. (697:6) Section 8741.3. Gas Distribution System. (a) Every trailer shall be provided with an individual branch BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8741.3 service line delivering gas at not to exceed 8" water column pres- sure. The outlet shall terminate on the same side of the site as the trailer sewer.lateral. (b) The gas distribution system and branch service lines shall be designed as set forth in the Plumbing Code of the City of Hun- tington Beach. For calculating piping sizes for the distribution system and branch lines a demand of one hundred cubic feet (100 CFH) of gas per hour shall be used for up to and including 25 trail- ers. Seventy percent (70%) of this demand may be used from twenty-five (25) to fifty (50) trailers. All over fifty (50) trailers may be based upon a fifty percent (50%) demand. (c) The gas branch linelriser at trailer site shall not extend more than twelve inches (12") above grade. In the riser shall be installed a gas service cock or shut-off cock (lever handle cock not permitted). At the top of the riser install an elbow. There shall be no horizontal piping installed from the elbow at the top of the riser. This excepts the tubing connector to the trailer. (d) The connector from the branch service riser to the service connector shall be one-half inch (1/2") copper tubing using flared connections. The connector shall not exceed fifteen feet (15') in length. (697.6) Section 8742. Trailer Coach Connections - Responsibility. (a) When it is evident that there exists, or may exist, a_ viola- tion of this Ordinance, the owner, operator, lessee, person in charge of the park, or any other person causing a violation shall cause to be corrected immediately or disconnect the service connection and trailer drain connection from respective park branch service line and sewer lateral. (b) Trailer drain connections shall be of approved semi-rigid or flexible reinforced hose having smooth interior surfaces and not less than three inches (3") inside diameter. Drain connections shall be equipped with a standard quick disconnect screw or clamp type fitting, not less in size than the trailer outlet. Drain connections shall be gas-tight and no longer than necessary to make the con- nection between the trailer coach outlet and the trap inlet on the site. (697:6) Section 8742.1. Maintenance. All devices or safeguards re- quired, by this Ordinance shall be maintained in good working order. The owner, operator, or lessee of the trailer park, or his designated agent, shall be responsible for their maintenance. (697.6) Section 8742.2. Trap. In every building each plumbing fixture shall be connected to a sanitary drainage system, and shall be pro- vided with a water sealed trap. (697.6) Section 8742.3. Vents. The trap shall be separately and ef- fectively vented by means of a connection to a vent pipe extending to the outer air above the roof. The vent pipe shall be so installed and maintained that no drainage or sewage from any fixture may be desposited in or conveyed through it. (697.6) Section 8742.4. Vent Termination. Plumbing vent pipes in- stalled in any building shall not terminate at a point adjacent to.any window or other opening in the building intended or used for ven- tilation purposes. (697.6) Section 8742.5. Cleanouts. Suitable and readily accessible clean- -A outs shall be placed at a convenient point in the plumbing system of every building. (697.6) BUILDING TRAILER PARKS s-8743 S 8743. Public toilets, showers, and lavatories shall be pro;�ided as follows (a) In auto and trailer parks constructed and operated exclusively for dependent trailers,, one e toilet, one shower, and one lavatory for each sex for each ten (10) dependent trailer sites. (b) In auto and trailer parks constructed and operated for dependent and independent trailers, the following ratio of toilets, showers, and lavatories for each sex,.. S-Ites T2�i�ets bhowers Lavatories 2-25 .1 26-70 2 2 2 One additional toilet shall be provided .for each sex for each one hundred (100) additional sites or fractional part thereof in ekcess of seventy (70) sites, -(c) In auto and trailer parks construct&-d and operated , exclusively for independent trailers, one toilet, one zhower, I -shall be prodded fog each sex for each one Gind one lavatory hundred (100) sites or fractional part hereof. (735.1) S 8743.1. Location. All toilet facilities for dependent trailers shall not be farther than two hundred feet (2009 ) from each trailer site.'e. All toilet facilities for independent trailers shall not be farther then five hundredfeet (5001 ) from each trailer site. (697.6) S 8743.2. Exclusive Use, Each toilet shall be for the exclusive use of the occupants of the. trailer sites in the trailer pqrks. S 8743,3 Width,, Every water closet compartment in any build- ing in a trailer park shall be at least thirty inch (3&) in clear width. (697,,6)' S 874.3 4 Accessibilitv. The public toilets shall be maintained readily accessible to all the tenants at all times, (697.6) S 8743,5ai ns In every trailer park water closets for men shall be distinctly marked,,, "'For Men- l". and water closets for women- 'shall be distinctly marked,. "For Women" ,' In addition, the location of water closets shall be plainly indicated by signs. (697.6) S 8743.6p_ 1,.L The floor of every water closet compartment shall be constructed and shall be maintained in a wa- E R BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8743.6 ter-proof condition by use of cement, concrete, or other approved waterproof material. The waterproof material shall be applied upward on the interior walls of the water compartment, to a height of not less than twelve inches (1211) above the floor. (697.6) fSection 8743.7. Toilets in Trailers. It is unlawful for any per- son to use, or permit the use, of any toilet in any trailer coach lo- cated within any trailer park, unless such toilet meets the require- ments of this Ordinance. (697.6) Section 8744. Baths. In every trailer park, shower baths or other bathing facilities with hot and cold running water shall be installed in separate compartments for every fifteen (15) or frac- tional part of fifteen (15) trailer sites for each sex. However, in no event shall there be less than two (2) shower stalls for each sex. Every compartment shall be provided with a self-closing door or otherwise equipped with a waterproof draw curtain. All shower baths or other bathing .facilities provided herein shall not be farther than 200' from each trailer site for dependent trailers and not farth- er than 500'for independent trailers. (697.6) Section 8744.1. Waterproofing. The floor of every shower bath compartment shall be constructed and shall be maintained in a water proof condition by the use of cement, concrete, or other approved waterproof material. The waterproof material shall be applied up- ward on the interior walls of the compartment to a height of not less than six (61) feet above the floor. (697.6) Section 8744.2. Windows. Every water closet compartment or compartments containing bathing facilities shall be provided with one (1) or more windows having.an aggregate area of not less than six square feet (6 sq. ft.). However, if the room contains more than one (1) water closet, bath or urinal, the total window area shall be egivalent to three square feet (3 sq. ft.) for each water closet, bath or urinal, but need not exceed one-fourth (1/4) of the superficial floor area of the room. (697.6) Section 8745. Laundry. There shall be constructed in every trailer park a laundry compartment with not less than two (2) laundry trays. (697.6) Section 8745.1. Waterproofing. The floors and at least twelve inches (12") on the walls from the ground shall be constructed of approved waterproof masonry composition. (697.6) Section 8745.2. Windows. Each laundry compartment shall have window area equal to at least one-eighth (1/s) of the floor area, and in no case shall it be less than nine square feet (9 sq. ft.). (697.6) Section 8745.3. Hot and Cold Water. The laundry trays shall be supplied with hot and cold water. (697.6) Section 8745.4. Lavatories. There shall be not less than one (1) lavatory for each sex installed in every building in a trailer park containing public toilets. (697.6) Section 8746. Plumbing. All plumbing fixtures in every build- ing in a trailer park which affects its sanitary drainage system shall be installed and maintained as provided in this Ordinance. (697.6) Section 8747. Water. There shall be in every trailer park an adequate supply of pure water for all requirements of the park. The water shall be obtainable from faucets installed within one hundred feet (1001) of each part of the park. (697.6) Section 8747.1. Waste Disposal. It shall be unlawful to permit BUIJONG TIRAILER P-AKS S 8 an3 waste iwAer ox materied from sinks or othe:z� pllit�i:ing In ad trailer coach to be deposited upon theof thie, vc',111s9 a:., all such fixturesq khen in uue, must be croimecte& to a serer swr-stam o_ co-or- ed cezapool or septic tank, (697.6) Looation of Stu: A-e_of 7jQvlf;ed PO�Itroleum GaseaD Utili_ nation. Vessels &nd He- lators. Ho cylinder shall be located within a. _�UM-17FTnelosed on four-sides nor within aVr , IXP_41ez Coach 9 nor Wit'll- in fi�r-a feet (5%) of a sorrce of ignitionp nor below groundo nor below ground levalp nor with the outlet i.esa than five feet (59) a7may from any building which is below the level, of such outlet. Cylinder oupply- ing trailer coach shall. be motwted upon the trailer. (697.6) �tin �. The aizcharge from safety valves 'shall be vent- ed in euoh a ma nx-ier as to prov ent any impinge ment of esoaplag LPG ii po n the veasel, &r.d srch diecha3?ge point slw,,al not be. leas than five feet (5°) measured horizontally from any building opening which is beloy,., such dio- aharge. (697.6) S 87 _48.2 Location of Tank. Bach tank shall be lorated rith rosyect ar to the ne .;ot source of ignition or 'Line of property ad�joimingq which may be built in accordaace with the table. 9eas612 and Jftret-' atage regulating equij=eat carrying more 11-hwi t-aoaty (20) posoio 'Tire- asure 31val be. located outside the bitaildj,�ngsq or trailer coa-03-has ezoept as herein tor provided. Bach individa-al she ll be locaAed �.rith respect to the nearest import:Lnt bvilding or gin1j.p of buildings or line e of.property radjoiniagg wIlAch, may be bvilt -vl)cnp in acco.da. ce t 4-h th following t able: vollmetrio capacity of vmessells (in U�3. Gallons) Kinimum Distance Not'more thasi 500 U.S. Gallo-as ......000010 feet fe 501 to Iv200 U.4. x' at over 1,,200 U.& feet (697.6) !_�j�ia zjll.lz knuip ent,,. Regulating or filling equipmeat on " tanks filled on conaumers° pre.&ioes shall not be leas I if than 'een feet (150.) from any opening into or tw.der a IAiildiaig whem�e such opoAfi,'~& is belor the level of -the oatlet of suoh regul].&ting oP Rilling eq.1,lipment" (697.6) S 8748.4 table Haterial. Feadily ignitable mates ial shall riot lJ° feet of akavesselo regulator or Vaporizt)r, be p0mitted within ten (697.6) Z_A! 91�lgied Pz�trolatm Gasea: The liouified Petrolerai Gases Safety Orders of the State'-of C'elifornia shall apply to all inatallat-ion'sp iiAportant buildingsp Pad trailer ai':�s in trA41-er parkep wit-Ia. the following rrip-61-emantary prov:,sioax- 4 (1) nlo more than tT-,To (2) -v7-easela i4,,iA4-xig aa -,gp oapacity of rega 25 gallons (25 qal�) sLlall be Io- cated. coa.Qh. Such va.-sels shall, be. securely but nol� to tbyi trSiler hi-t-ih braQklet. BUILDING TRAILER ROM S 87 811r, y (2) All, LPG gas piping outside of trailer coaches shall be well, supported and protected against mechanical injury. (3) No liquified petroleum gas vessel shall be charged within ten feet (109) of any structure (4) No liquified petroleum gas oylinder shall be stoked or located inside or beneath any storage cabinet, cabana9 awning, carports ramadag or any other structure. (721.1) S8740,6 Venting Connections for Gas Heating F&ultoe •t„ A11 gas burning appliances shall be of an approved vented type. Gas heaters shall be connected to a flue or vent not less in size than the vent collar of the appliance. 1'he .flue or vent shall be of approved incom- ` buatible materials and shall, be carried to the outer ai= . Vent outlets shall; terminate with an approved vent oap not less than twelve -inches (1211) above the highest point of the trailer or roof of any building, cabana or ramada. Every gas-buxWAng appliance shall be connected to the gas supply piping with approved metal piping and the gas supply outlet shall be equipped with a shut-off -valve and each appliance shall be equipped with approved automatic shutoff devices which will shut off the gas supply to the main burner or burners and pilot .in tiie event of pilot failure. (697.6) BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8750 ` ARTICLE 875 ELECTRICAL STANDARDS Section 8750. Equipment. This article shall apply to all elec- trical utilization equipment which operates at more than 25 volts, or which transmits, transfers, or utilizes more than 50 watts in trailer parks and trailer coaches in trailer parks, and also applies to the in- stallation of transformers, service equipment, and other equipment used for supply or control of electrical energy when such equipment is installed in such places as covered by this Article. (697.7) Section 8750.2. Installation of Materials. All wiring where not specifically covered by this Ordinance shall be installed in accord- ance with the Electrical Safety Orders of the State of California, General Orders 95 of the State of California, or any other State laws that may apply to wiring. (697.7) Section 8750.4. Electrical ]Installation in Cabanas. All electrical work shall be installed and maintained in accordance with the elec- trical requirements for dwellings as found in the City of Huntington Beach Electrical Code and the wiring methods as found in the Elec- trical Safety Orders of the State of California. (697.7) Section 8751. Wiring. All electrical wiring shall be enclosed within the walls of the building except that surface wiring shall be of approved types. (697.7) I ' Section 8751.1. Demand Service and Feeders. Service and feed- ers shall be determined on 100% demand on first ten (10) spaces, 80% on second ten (10) spaces, and 50% for all over the first twen- ty (20) spaces. Service and feeders shall be calculated on the basis of 2400 watts (20 amps. 120 volts) minimum per site up to twenty- five (25) feet in length; 3600 watts (30 amps. 120 volts) minimum per site for all trailer sites over twenty-five (25) feet in length. No demand allowed on branch circuits for individual trailer sites. 'No demand allowed for other loads. (697.7) Section 8751.2. Overcurrent Protection. The maximum size ov- ercurrent :protection shall not exceed the rating of the receptacle at the trailer site. Other sizes of overcurrent protection shall be in accordance with Table No. 7. (697.7) Section 8751.3. Wiring Devices. There shall be a grounded re- ceptacle at all sites based on a minimum of 20 amps. for all sites up to twenty-five (25) feet in length and 30 amps. minimum for all sites over twenty-five (25) feet in length but in no case shall the receptacle be rated less than the overload protection used. (697.7) Section 8751.4. Wire Sizes. For utility buildings: Lighting circuits ................................No. 14 wire with 15 amp fuse-12 outlets—maximum Appliance circuits general ..............No. 12 wire with 20 amp fuse-8 outlets—maximum Appliance circuits laundry room ....................................No. 12 wire with 20 amp fuse-2 outlets—maximum Exception: Several Motors on one Branch.Circuit. Two or more motors may be connected to the same branch circuit under the fol- lowing conditions: Two (2) or more motors each not exceeding one (1) horse- power in rating and each having a full-load rated current not exceeding 6 amps., may be used on a branch circuit BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8751.4 protected at not more than 20 amps. at 125 volts or less, or 15 amps. at 600 volts or less. Individual running overcur- rent protection is not required, unless the motor is auto- matically started or is out of sight of the starting location. (697.7) Section 8751.5. Minimum Vertical Clearance For Wire. (at lowest point of sag) Nature of Clearance Low Voltage, 0-750 volts Above streets and along streets in a trailer park ............................................................20 feet Above areas (other than thoroughfares) where it is possible to drive vehicles ......................16 feet Above areas accessible to pedestrians only ............................................................12 feet Above structures .............................................................. 8 feet (Trailer shall be considered a structure when parked on site). "THOROUGHFARE", as used in this section, means any public or private highway, avenue, street, road, alley, or other place generally used for vehicular use. (697.7) Section 8752. Allowable Capacities of Conductors in Amperes. Rubber Type R, Type RW, Size Type RU, Type RH Weatherproof AWG Thermo-Plastic and MCM Type T, Type TW Outside Wiring Amperes Amperes 12 20 30 10 30 35 8 40 50 6 50 70 4 70 90, 3 80' 100 2 90 125 1 100 150 0 125 200. 00 150 225 000 175 275 0000 225 325 (697.7) Section 8752.1. Voltage Drop. Voltage drop shall not exceed 5% on distribution system. (Demand load.) •(697.7) Section 8752.2. Rules Overhead Lines. All outside and over- head wiring shall conform to the standards of the California Public Utilities "Rules for Overhead Line Construction". All overhead wiring within the park shall be covered with double braid weather- proof or better. (697.7) Section 8752.3. Exposure. All switches, receptacles and con- trol equipment located outdoors shall be in a weatherproof or six sided enclosure .so constructed or protected that exposure to the weather will not interfere with its successful operation. (697.7) Section 8752.4. No pull chains. All lights in utility buildings must be switched. No pull chains allowed. (697.7) Section 8752.5. Protective Devices. All overcurrent protective devices on branch circuits shall be non-tamperable. (697.7) Section 8752.6. Control Equipment. Control equipment shall be AW located not less than three (3) feet nor more than six (6) feet six (6) inches above the ground or with a permanent working platform. r x BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8752.6 ? Sufficient space shall be provided and maintained about electrical equipment to permit ready and safe operation. Where parts require examination,.adjustment, or repair during operation or while live parts are exposed, adequate working space shall be provided and maintained to permit this work being performed safely. This work- space shall not be less than two and one-half (21/2) feet. (697.7) Section 8753. Road Lighting. A minimum of two (2) foot can- dles is required for protective yard lighting on all roadways and walkways. (697.7) Section 8754. Site Service Supply. Not more than 4 trailer sites shall be serviced from any one (1) pole and all receptacles shall be grouped in one (1) enclosure. (697.7) Section 8754.1. Diagram. An electrical diagram and complete specifications acceptable to the enforcing agency shall be submitted with each set of drawings. (697.7) Section 8754.2. Underground Cable. If underground direct bur- ial cable is to be used, it shall be a minimum of two (2) feet in the ground,and protected from damage with a covering prior to backfill- ing the trench. Covering to be two (2) inch by six (6) inch redwood or equivalent. Cable shall not be permitted less than one (1) foot radial distance from water, sewer,or gas lines. (697.7) Section 8754.3. Wiring. In every trailer park, electric wiring fixtures and equipment shall be installed in a safe and approved workmanlike manner, and maintained to the satisfaction of the Building Department. (697.7) Section 8754.31. Lighting Circuits. Every cabana shall have not less than one (1) light circuit and two (2) appliance receptacles installed at convenient locations. The outlets shall be on a separate branch circuit independent of any circuit supplying a trailer, or other building or cabana. Electrical heating equipment shall be served by separate branch circuits. (697.7) Section 8754.32. Awnings: No electrical outlets shall be installed or used within any awning other than those installed on the exterior of a trailer coach. (697.7) Section 8754.4. Illumination. In every trailer park there shall be installed and kept burning from sunset to sunrise sufficient ar- tificial light to adequately illuminate every building containing public toilets and public showers and the area or tract of land containing the trailer park. (697.7) Section 8754.5. Grounding. Exposed noncurrent-carrying metal parts of all trailers and other equipment shall be grounded in one of the following ways: (a) By means of a grounding conductor run with the circuit conductors in cable assemblies of the approved outdoor type or flexible cords, Type S or equal, provided an approved miltiprong plug or equivalent is used, one prong for the purpose of connecting such grounding conductor to the grounded metal raceway or cable armor; this conductor may be uninsulated but if an individual covering is provided for this conductor, it shall be finished to show a green color. An additional contact shall be provided in the re- ceptacle for grounding purposes. (b) Any equipment directly connected to a grounded metallic wiring system is acceptable in lieu of the requirements of subdivision (a) of this section. Exposed noncurrent carrying metal parts of motors, generators and control equipment (such as frames of motors A F BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8754.5 ' and control panels, operating levers, and casings of controllers, switches, etc.) shall be effectively grounded under the following conditions: (1) All motors (whether fixed or portable) regardless of volt- age in all locations where exposed grounded surfaces (such as metal frames of other machines, plumbing fixtures, grounded pipe or conduit, and conducting floor or walls) exist within the reach of persons when touching the metal parts under consideration. Grounded surfaces within five (5) feet horizontally of the parts considered and within eight (8) feet vertically of the floor or working platform are considered as being within reach. (2) All portable electric tools which are held in the hand while being operated (regardless of voltage). (3) When the motor is not otherwise effectively grounded and when the voltage exceeds 150 volts to ground, a bond will be required between the motor frame and the rigid con- duit or electrical metallic tubing in cases where the rigid conduit or electrical metallic tubing does not terminate in a junction box which is grounded to the motor frame. When the voltage does not exceed 150 volts to ground, the motor frame may be grounded through flexible metal con- duit which is properly connected to the motor and-to the rigid metal conduit. (697.7) Section 8754.6. Installation and Maintenance. All electrical in- stallations shall be made in a workmanlike manner and shall be so designed, constructed, installed, and maintained that the hazard will be reduced, as far as it is reasonably possible. Installations of new utilization equipment and conductors, and extensions, repairs and changes in existing installations shall be made only by, or under the supervisions or direction of qualified persons. (697.7) ARTICLE 876 MAINTENANCE AND SANITATION- Section 8760. Plumbing Replacement. Whenever any plumbing fixture becomes unsanitary, the Department of Building & Safety or the County Health Officer may require its removal and replacement by a fixture conforming to the provisions of this Ordinance. (697.8) Section 8760.2. Septic Tank. If it is impractical to connect the plumbing fixtures affecting the sanitary drainage system with mu- nicipal or sanitary district sewer, sewage or waste may be dis- charged in a septic tank constructed and maintained to the satis- faction of the enforcement agency. (697.8) Section 8760.4. Sewage Disposal. No sewage, waste water or any effluent shall be allowed to be deposited on the surface of the ground. (697.8) Section 8760.6. Water Closet, Bathing and Plumbing Facilities. Every water closet compartment or compartments containing bath- ing facilities shall be: (a) Kept clean. (b) Kept free from obnoxious odors, flies, mosquitoes, or other insects. (697.8) I i BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8761 Section 8761. Screens. Windows shall be screened with not less than sixteen (16) -mesh metal screen. (697.8) Section 8762. Drying Yard. In every trailer park there shall be set aside a space convenient to laundry facilities for the occu- pants of the trailer sites to dry clothes. There shall be provided adequate and usable lines space for each trailer site and the drying of clothes on lines on trailer sites shall not be permitted. (697.8) Section 8763. Drinking Vessels. No dipping vessels or cups for common use are permissable in any trailer park. (697.8) Section 8763.2. . Drinking Fountains. Drinking fountains shall be maintained in a sanitary condition, and shall be of a type approved by the enforcement agency. (697.8) Section 8764. Garbage Cans. In every trailer park one (1) or more metal garbage can with tight fitting cover appropriately lab- eled, shall be provided for every six (6) or fractional part of six (6), trailer coaches or trailer sites within the park. (697.8) Section 8765. Disposal. All garbage, waste, and rubbish in ev- ery trailer park shall be burned, buried, or removed from the prem- ises and lawfully disposed of without creating a nuisance. (697.8) Section 8765.2 Disposal. No person who uses, occupies, or op- erates, or maintains any trailer coach shall deposit or dispose of any garbage, rubbish or refuse otherwise than by burning or burying it at a distance more than fifty (50) feet from any public highway or road, more than two hundred (200) feet from any spring, well, stream, lake, reservoir, or other source of water supply. - (697.8) Section 8767. Maintenance. The area or tract of land upon which a trailer park is maintained shall be: (a) Well drained and graded. (b) Kept free from dust. (c) Kept clean and free from accumulation of refuse, gar- bage,rubbish or debris. (697.8) ARTICLE 877 MISCELLANEOUS Section 8770. Animals or Fowl. No dogs shall be permitted to run at large in any trailer park. No barnyard animals or poultry shall be permitted in any trailer park. (697.9) Section 8771. Exemption. This Ordinance does not apply to any supervised public park, public camp ground or picnic ground owned, operated or maintained by any of the following: (a) The Federal Government. (b) The State. (c) Any agency or political subdivision of the State. (697.9) Section 8772. Exemption. No provision of this Ordinance shall be construed to require a structural addition - structural alteration or a structural change in or on an existing building in a trailer park where addition, alteration or change is not required by law prior to the effective date of this Ordinance. (697.9) ARTICLE 878 FIRE PROTECTION , Section 8780. Hydrants - Hose. In every trailer park or por- tion of every trailer park there shall be installed and maintained approved fire hydrants with mounted hose rack or reel spaced at such distances as to reach all areas with se'venty-five (75) feet of r BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8781 hose. Each fire hydrant shall be not less than one and one-half (1%) inches in diameter terminating with a shut-off valve. Hose racks and reels shall be equipped with seventy-five (75) feet of one and one-half (11/2) inch diameter hose with fire nozzles with one-half (Y2) inch tips. Not less than thirty-five (35) pounds water pressure shall be supplied, provided that in the event such water pressure is not available, alternate first aid fire-fighting equipment may be substituted upon approval of the local fire department having, jur- isdiction. (697.10) Section 8781. Reporting Fires. Every owner or operator or oth- er person in charge of any trailer park who becomes aware of any fire or smoldering combustionof an unwarranted or insidious nature which is not confined within equipment designed for fire and which is a hazard to the cabanas or structures within trailer parks shall report the matter without delay to the local fire department having jurisdiction. (697.10) Section 8782. Fire Extinguishers. There shall be installed and maintained in a conspicuous and accessible location in every trailer park containing three (3) or more cabanas at least one (1) approved two and one-half (21/2) gallon portable fire extinguisher or equiv- alent. Additional approved extinguishers shall be installed at dis- tances of not more than 200 feet apart. (697.10) jSection 8783. Fire Department Approval. All equipment re" quired by this Article shall meet the approval of the local fire de- partment having jurisdiction. Alternates to the requirements of this Article may be authorized by the local fire department having jurisdiction. (697.10) i Section 8784. Fire Hazards. Neither any article that is danger- ous or detrimental to life or to the health of the occupants of a structure, nor any material the fire department determines may create a fire hazard, shall be kept stored or handled in any part of a structure, or on the site on which the structure is situated. (697.10) j Section 8785. Flammable Liquids. Flammable liquids shall not be stored or used in any structure in quantities in excess of one (1) gallon, and all such flammable liquids shall be kept in unbreakable and tight or approved safety-sealed containers when not in actual I use. (697.10) I ARTICLE 879 PENALTIES AND VIOLATIONS j Section 8790. Penalty. Any person who violates any of the provisions of this Ordinance is guilty of a misdemeanor and shall, upon conviction thereof, be punishable by a fine not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) or by imprisonment in the City or County Jail not exceeding six (6) months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. (697.11) Section 8791. Violations - Unfit Structures. Any structure that has become unfit for human habitation or occupancy as defined herein is ,hereby declared a nuisance. The Building Department after so determining shall notify the owner or operator of a trailer park when such structure is :found to be unfit for human occupancy. Such notice shall set forth the conditions that render the structure unfit for occupancy and shall order the correction or abatement thereof either by demolition or repair within thirty (30) days or such additional time as is reasonable. (697.11) 0 Section 8792. Legal Actions. If any building, cabana or struc- BUILDING TRAILER PARKS S. 8792 ture is constructed, altered, converted, used, or maintained in viola- tion of any provision of this Ordinance or of any order or notice is- sued by the.Building Department or the County Health Officer pur- suant to this Ordinance, or if a nuisance exists in any trailer park or in any structure or upon the trailer site on which it is situated, the Director of Building & Safety or the County Health Officer may institute any appropriate action or proceeding to prevent, restrain, correct or abate.the violation or nuisance. (697.11) "1 t I i� I i I PLANNING - DIVISION 9 W D I V I S I D N PLANNING CHAPTER 91. Plying Covnission 92. Di6tricting 93. Residence Districts 94. Other Districts 95o Setback 96. (Repealed) 97. City Subdivision Ordinance PLANNING ZONING 99061.16 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 7-6-10 1�1 F ILL 11111111NI III, NOTE' �,IIV OF T 1 LEGENDpICHr or war rHc ceN El rea ETI ENER.L ASRmuLruRAL ,,,R¢r HUNTINGTON BEACH IINILI ADOPTED AUGUST IC 19NO O ll—ITIAL AwicuLTuwa NITRICT PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION 0 c AME COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO NO AMENDED AUGUST 6,1962 ORO NO 916 AMENDED MAY 4,1964 ORD NO 1055 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SOPPIX LEGEND AMENDED BY ZONE CASE 215,416 0 +I-ER.oRo sTz ADAMS AVE. I� C2 RI 3 RI RI o RI RI GE RI o b _ RI RI i R I RI MEDITERRANEAN DR NNJrIL E DR RI RI R.y RI Sf 44— S—E TRAITS 4—A oo� C AI-Y A I-Y AI—Y RA-0 RA-0 RA-0 W Z = Y 2 O Q O U ED r m T / ATLANTA `m AVE. W e PLANNING ZONING 99061. 17 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 8-6-10 ;.. - NOTE CITY OF LEGENDoo 0 or w.r 11` "*" HUNTINGT®N BEACH ADOPTED AUGUST 15.1960 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUHLIL-OROINANCE NO T65 .AMENDED SEPT 1EMKR 16,WI ORD NO 1004 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED F 4,R 96YIT, NO 1036 MAY 4,AMENDED 4 ORRD NO.1055 SUFFIX LEGEND AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: A - «TEIN a«o 17= IJ56,39"/,416 O cougu[O wR«p� OADAMS. ` AVENUE U, _1 I Q C2 N L � I seam-Q AI- Y I I I I I RI I I I1 I I y RA-0 I 0 m N I ATLANTA AVE PLANNING ZONING 9061.23 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 13-6—II SC ISIEEI xFEE, NOTE CITY OF *E7ENo HUNTINGTON BEACH PAD LANNING O MIS I i,1960 � Ia Ou LJ T"AL , AE msvac] RLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION O EI T Ix ,RIA I.a c* CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO 754 R I xA a a AMENDED OCTOBER 19,1960-ORO NO]94 x Eva ORANGECOUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED MARCH 6,1961—ORD NO OID LRS C TIVEE S ps,mcT AMENDED MAY], %2 ORD NO 9C0 ILFc x9 AMENDED JUNE IB, 1962 ORD NO 908 aoFrssiox E,xDTEE a raAlEEa veax Dlsmlcr AMENDED AUGUST 5,1963 ORD NO 992 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE AMENDED ocraeER ],1963 ORD NO 100] 5uFF1x LEGEND 129, 131,23],253,340,360,390.404,402,416 AMENDED JANUARY 20,1964 ORD NO 1C31 AME NOED FEBRUARY 17,SE4 ORO NO 103] 0 wI x OIE aaoD cRiiox61z AMENDED MARCH 2,1964 ORD NO 1041 AMENDED MAY 4,IS64 ORD NO 1055 — sETa .Elx[ k-j4- 4 ATLANTA Ii AVE I IL Is<s�c nse. zs cvo-a uzD zc¢ uzo zA4 1 R4 R4 a ~ p N MI-A-0 M I-A-O M I-A-0 J m e6z C2 e R3 -RA-0 R3 MI-0 i I RA-o M I-A-O S MI-A-O _ se Da W g MI-A-O e�f C, D F D D M I-A-O 9c s a,42 24 E 14 21 D= D , �2 RA-0 9 V:;e= � Q 1 R5 I M 2-0 RI ss5 s�r M2-0 L4, ly PACIFIC OCEAN > cr q by z q y Z Q V 3 8 L n� I P PLANNING ZONING 9061.28 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 17-6-10 xA.• L• NOTE CITY OFF o:�� E:�T 4• .. o T�<<T.TT. LEGEND HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED AUGUST 15.1960 0 RE mrtIAL ApayLNRu p m PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL-ORDNANCE NO 185 AMENDED FEBRUARY S,1962 ORD NO RBD ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED MAY 4,1964 ORD NO 1055 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 221,416 1 SUFFIX LEGEND yY ATLANTA AVE -- . BANNING FL I < OANN ST F i 1 E C I O I F DARRELL ST O •O -SO. ST S O CAPITAL < STI RA-0 sENAOSTI W C / CONGRESS ST G GOVERNOR ST C VI VICTORIA ST D = Z� 0 0 - 1 D] Q VICTORIA > HAMILTON ST RA-0/ -6 GI.ENEn(,.E :��> OAK � ST A-RA-0 TER LINDEN PL TER Z. G 0.0vE Q Z Q CITY OG NEW PO RT BE ACM Q � < A- 2 ( 0 � Q � N EVE0.G BEEN PL z 0 \ DOGWOOD 5T <O CEDAR IST m�I I 4¢. ARBOR ST /- CIT7-0 F COSTA MES BEACH 19 IFT STRIP IN CITY OF NE WPOR " 1 ST I i PLANNING ZONING 99061.29 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 18-6-10 °..LE �..... NOTE CITY OF sE R16 N iNTENOE I.rHL CENTER or such HT or*Al LEG � LEGEND HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED APRIL 4,1960 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION �g� s T CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO ]60 R HI wv AMENDED FEBRUARY 19,I962 ORD NO 890 cH n coNmENciaL oisTRlci ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA AMENDED JANUARY 1963 ORD NO 94] ITEo muL IPLs ramiLr sslo[rvcE oisiRicT AMENDED AUG ST 5,4,1963 D NO 951 © LO AMENDED AUGUST E 16, ORD N0.NO m AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENoeO 6EPTEMBER 16,563 ORO NO 1004 a RaL oisrR r 109,221,275,267,336,343,35T,409,420,416 AMENDED MARCH 0,1964 ORD NO ID43 LoS-1 wiTH I AMENDED MARL 20,1964 ORD N0. 43 r° R AMENDED MAY 4,I964 ORD NO 1055 0 III 8j ATLANTA ` AVENUE J I I I L H- F w N w N I RA-0 I RA-0 _ RA-0 I 4 R3 N R2P e = 6o Do 0 I 1 C2 I 8 J HAMILTON 00 L RI JHAITI 6« JIAL of RA-0 R2 ]600 C4aI0 J RA-O -RA-0a ? ) RA R3RA0 DR R I N LINE ISE BERMUDA DR HUDSON DR - RA- RI RI z KAHULUI OR RI RAMBLER DR - MAHALO DR R I R I R2 RA-0 1 it RI :wl/a EEC Ia 6 -I y LU JQ Z KAPAA DR i 2 or? R I a RI R 0 2 1 o RI o !1 Q C ALOHA 3 DR Y 0 RA- RI 0 ~R RI N BANNING AVE. r - I - i PLANNING ZONING 99061.31 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 19-6-10 �. NDTE CITY OF 'ASN YNUND oEo O ..TDsoEG E os;w LEGE Rr oR o R IIT HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED MARCH T,RESOLUTION a Ice mAL aGRicuLTOPAL oisTRla PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 754 i AMENDED JUNE 1960 ORD NO 7T4 ORANGE COUNTY CALIF 0 R N I A AMENDED DECEMBEBER 5,I960 ORD NO 804 , ADED MARCH 2O,1961 ORD NO 826 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE:NO: AMENDED SEPTEMBER 3,1963 ORD.NO IWO —a�omelx[o wiTR o1L AMENDED MAY 4,1964 ORD NO 1055 118,154,155,159,344,416 31B IB I] 1 2419 1920 L 1 BANNING —E —-- i 1 J8_ PLAYA DRjl �gLR RI RI a RI RI J RI138� ¢ R I R I MOLOKAI OR n `ssrN g RI RI HF r R` LA JOLLA CR TIKI C RI RI e R' RA-0 a R/ TAHITI CR LANAI CR RI o RI RI W 4 OR LEIIANI DR 11NE TIICT 3903 R 5 R-5 MI-A �I) P4Ci�\ o r o o % Cif o z o L/C PO I S sr I `f<< ou / ` T R-5 % GO o� 2 s L o k% OC Y FQ CITY OF ORr N\ Y O h O � O \\ y QOO O20 ?r 19 20 p ti C 3029 P p O 2 P FAN �S rRON r f o PLANNING ZONING 9061.39 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 25-5-11 . OTE ............................ Y1FN.-aLDacvlcuLruBaE--1- CITY OF 'LE`�E IN D la-12] T ADOPTED AUGUST 15 1960 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION HUNTINGTON BEACH CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 1135 IPICIL 1011 AMENDED MARCH 27,1961 ORD NO 829 C--'Ty 'SES5 TCT AMENDED DECEMBER 4,1961 111 171 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED DECEMBER 18,1961 DR.No BBC -1-1 -TRICT A [ CO-RCIAL 11ST111T AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: A MENDED MAY 7,1962 ORD.NO Soo MENDED JUNE 18,1%2 ORD NO BOB FF17 UIITED---1-11111IN11 IISTIICT AMENDED APRIL 1,196 ORD NO 957 165.211,216,237,251,290.319,n,330,377,380,408, AMENDED MAY B3 OND NO 969 SUFFIX LEGEND:II AMENDED JJNE`C3,M ON NO SS6 AMENDED NE 24,1963 ORD NO 976 AMENDED jU WED W_BER 2,1963 ORD NO,1021 AS ID01-BY IITEIII IRI III AMENDED IANUAFY 6, 1964 ORO No 1028 AMENDED MARCH IS.I'S64 ORD NO 1043 -NT YAPD SETBAcx AMENDED dANUARY 20,1-ORD NO 1031 (WINTERSBURG)WARNER AMENDED MAY 4,1964 ONO NO 1052 11 AVE L-j L-i L-j RI i�Rl RI CITY OF FOUNTAIN VALLEY 40 AMSTERDAM DR R2 *1 R, cl, Cl w RI DR' RI RI RI REMBRANDT DR RI RI RI 9 MARSEILLE DR RI POLDER CR 5 L 3— RI 1 0 c I VALENCIA ===D:3R RI RI R4-X FRIESLANI, R RI C2 GUILDERS DR HOLF R=I LAND I OR- R RI RI cl C2 RI RI RI A- ID,I C R4- AVE R4-X CP z' R4-X z' z R-NRA CP Z o ci R4-X R4-X APSY OR R4-X Z -R�4� R24 -X z z RO-NRA z -VC. -o OR R 4-X C A-N- OR z R X I 4-X R4-X 0 C R2 NOB CE A A R _X _X 4 .9.9 R4-X --o R2 R4-X R2 N LINE S 112 5 11 51 11 SEC 25-5-11 u z < s P-I L ----------J-r-------------- TALBERT AVE a f� 1'LANNING PLANNING COMMISSION CHAPTER 91 CHAPTER 91 PLANNING COMMISSION ARTICLE 911, CITY PLANNING COMMISSION ARTICLE 911 CITY PLANNING COMMISSION S 9111. Commission Established, There is hereby established a Planni.ng ommission in aiT for the City of Huntington Beach which. shall be known as the Planning tommission of the City of Huntington Beach (563,,1) (87501) (Authority to Create City Planning Commission: See Charters Art. VIII, Sec. 1. ) S 9111 1 Duties-. The duties of the Planning Commission shall e as prove a in the Conservation and Planning Act of the State of California, as may be amended and as provided by ordinance of the City of Huntington-Beach. (875a2) S 9112, Members The Planning Commission shall consist of seven meembers eac of which shall have six (6) months residence immediately prior to his appointment and shall not be an officer or employee of the City. (563,,2) (875, 1) S 9112. 1 Members of the Planning Commission shall be appointed bythe Mayor with the consent of a majority of the City Couuncil, provided, however, that any member of the Council may recommend a qualified person to the Mayor for appointment, (87502) S 9112 2. Members of the Planning Commission shall be appointed or a our (4) years or such other term as the Mayor may specify in making such appointment. (875.2) S 9112 3 Any member of the Planning Commission may be removed rom off1ce by a majority vote of the Council. (87502) S 9113, Advisors: The Planning Commission may request attendance at its meetings of any officer or employee of the City to assist. the Commission &n its deliberations in an advisory capacity but who shall not have the authority to vote upon any matter being; considered by the Commission (563.3, 875. 1, 927, 1) S 9114 B,y-laws. The Planning Commission shall adopt such by-laws an rules as_ it deems necessary to provide for its officers and their method of selection, time and place of meetings and for such other matters relative to its work and administration of its diities which are not otherwise provided for by statute or ordinance, (563G4) (87501) s I I Sections 9115. ' Co ensation- All -uie be rs of the Planning Commission 11 receive, as coo. ennsatior for their service, the sum of $15,,00 for each meeting of the Co ai:sion attended, buy shall not be compen- sated for ire than two (2) such meetings attended in any calendar =nth, (671,) (875.1) .t PLANNING DISTRICTING CHAPTER 92 Chapter 92 DISTRICTING ARTICLE 920. GENERAL 921. ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS 922. EFFECT OF DISTRICTING 923. NONCONFORMING BUILDINGS, USES 924. CONDITIONAL EXCEPTIONS 925. HEARINGS 926. AMENDMENTS 927. ADMINISTRATION 928. PETITIONS 929. YARDS ARTICLE 920 GENERAL § 9200. DEFINITIONS. § 9200.1 Accessory: A detached structure, building, or portion of either, the use and maintenance of which is subordinate and purely incidental to that of the main building or main use of the land and which is located on the same lot therewith. [495:2.01. 556:1] § 9200.11 Apartment: A room or suite of two or more rooms which is designed or intended for use and/or occupancy by only one family which may do its own cooking in said room or suite. [495:2.02. 556:1] § 9200.12 Automobile Court or Motel: A building or group of attached, semiattached, or detached buildings containing two or more guest rooms or individual sleeping units without a kitchen or provision for cooking, but each having direct outside entrance and a garage or conveniently located automobile storage space on the same lot, all or partly used, or designed, arranged or intended to be used, temporarily, by automobile travelers, i transients, transient tenants or guests. [495:2.03. 556:1] j § 9200.121 Similar Structures. Said term "automobile court or motel" shall be deemed to include motor lodges, auto courts, auto cabins, auto courts and resorts, and similar structures known by various designations. [495:2.03, 556:1] § 9200.13 Automobile Parking Space, Automobile Storage Space, or Garage Space: A permanently maintained, privately owned space of not less than one hundred forty-four (144) square feet in area, accessible to and usable by an average size automobile under its own power, for temporary; off-street parking or storage thereof. § 9200.131 Computmtion of Area. Said automobile storage space, whether or not located within a building; shall be exclusive of driveways, walks, ramps, columns, and areas devoted to other purposes than the stor- age or parking of automobiles. [495:2.04. 556:1] I i I i PLANNING DISTRICTING § 9200.2 i t� § 9200.2 Block: All the real property abutting one side of a street between the end of said street or a city limit line and the nearest cross street, or between two consecutive cross streets. [495:2.08. 556:11 § 9200.21 Building: A structure, having a roof supported by columns or walls for the support, housing, shelter and/or enclosure of any person, animal, or chattel; and when any portion thereof is separated from every other portion thereof by a masonry wall, without openings, extending from the ground to the upper surface of the roof, then such portion may be deemed a separate building. [495:2.05. 556:11 § 9200.22 Building Height: or" Height of Building: The vertical dis- tance from the average of the highest and lowest elevations of those parts of the lot immediately adjacent to the building, to ceiling of the uppermost story in case of a flat roof; to the deck line of a mansard roof; to the mean height between eaves and ridge of a gable, hip, or gambrel roof. [495:2.07. ' 556:1] § 9200.23 Building Site: The ground area occupied or to be occupied by a building or buildings together with all the yards and open spaces required by Chapters 92, 93 and 94. [495:2.06. 556:1] § 9200.24 Bungalow Court: A group of three or more detached or semidetached one-family or two-family dwellings located upon a single lot and having a common court or yard and a separate entrance on the ground floor for each apartment or dwelling, including dwelling groups and house courts, but not automobile courts. [495:2.09. 556:1] § 9200.25 Commission: The Planning Commission of this City. [495: 2.12. 556:1] § 9200.3 District: Any area or areas, similarly classified whether con- tiguous or not, and shown by specific and similar designations on the maps which are a part of Chapters 92, 93 and 94. [495:2.13. 556:1] § 9200.31 Dwelling: A building, having only one kitchen, used or designed or intended for use or occupancy by not more than one family as living quarters. [495:2.14. 556:1] § 9200.32 Dwelling, Two Family, or Duplex: A building, having not more than two kitchens, which is designed, arranged or intended as the living quarters for not more than two families living independently of each other. [495:2.15. 556:11 § 9200.33. Dwelling, Multiple: A building, portion thereof, or group of buildings having three or more housekeeping units, used, or designed or intended for use as living quarters for three or more families living in- dependently of each other, but not including automobile camps, automobile courts, or hotels. [495:2.16. 556:1] § 9200.34. Family: One person living alone, or two or more persons living together in one housekeeping unit; but not more than five persons not related by blood or marriage. Family also includes employed house- hold servants. [495:2.17. 556:1. 596:1] § 9200.35. Garage, Private: An accessory to, or a portion of a main e P PLANNING DISTRICTING S 9200A n building, used or designed for use only for the shelter and/or storage of passenger vehicles, or trucks of not more than one ton mated capacity, owed or operated by occupants of the main building, and also weans usuabl.e space and convenient Ingress and egress there- to, C495u2.M 556 L) S 9200.4. Reoe&led - Ord L7 S 92 C 41.E Motel-. A building or portion thereof, containing sip J ear ire guest rooms designed, arranged, intended or used, for occupancy as the more or Less temporary ,abiding place of in- dividuals lodged with or wi,t otit meals, and in which no provision is made for cooking in any individual guest room or suite, whether compensation be paid. directly or indirectly in money„ goods, labor, or otherwise; but jails, prisms, hospitals, asylums, sanitariums, orphanages, detention homes or similar institutions shall not be classified as hotels, (495,12 a 2C. 556 I S 9200 4 42 9 ,Lot;; A parcel of real property show on a map re- corded in the of a of the County recorder of either Los' Angeles County or Orange County, California, designated on such map by a separate number or other character which applies only to the parcel, so marked, or any area of land under one owners1 . abutting upon at least sane street, alley, or recorded easement ( 95a2021. 556, 1) S 92 0 5. Non.con,o a Rui.ldi.n Aznly building or structure or any portion ca ei.t er, w is aw €�ll.y existed at the time Ordin annce No. 495 became effective and which was designed, erected or . structurally altered for a use that did not comply with the provis- ions of said ordinance and has not since such date been made to com- ply with said provisions. (495o2a2o 5501.) S 9200. 51. Nonconforming Use: Any use lawfully existing in or on y uilding or structure, or in or upon any lots at the time that Ordinance No. 495 became effective but dial not comply with the provisions of said ordinance and has not since such date been made to comply with said provisions, (495,2,23. 555-. I) S 9200 6e, Structures Anything constructed or erected, the use of wh1—c requires are or less permanent loca.ti.on on the ground, or attachment to the ground or attachment to something having a fixed location on the ground. (495;2®24. 556�I) S 9200�7 Tr i.ler Court'. Any area. of land, improved, or luaim- rove 9 w1 ch s deE i.gne to accommodate two or store trailers , ouse trailers able dwellings, tents, sleeping quarters, or outfits, or which is used, let, or held out for rent to 'campers, tenants, or guests, furnishing their own equipment and Paying dir- ectly for said space or indirectly th-i-ough trade or labor. This definition shall also apply to "Trailer Park", "'Trailer Comp'", and to similar uses know by various designations, (495.°2 E 25<, 556:1) S 9200.8. Uses: The purpose for which land or a building or structure PLANNING DISTRICTING § 9200.9 is designed, arranged, or intended or for which it is or in the future may be occupied or maintained. [495:2.26. 556:1] § 9200.9 Yard: An open space on a lot on which a building is situ- ated and, except as otherwise provided in Chapters 92, 93 and 94, is unoc- cupied or unobstructed with buildings, structures, or portions thereof from the ground to the sky; and when a yard dimension is given it represents the minimum horizontal distance between the lot line from which the distance must be measured and a line parallel to said lot line. [495:2.27. 556:1] § 9200.91 Front Yard: A yard across the full width of the lot and extending from the front lot line to a line parallel thereto which passes through the nearest portion of that main building which is closest to said front lot line, excepting those projections of a main building permitted in a front yard by sections 9292, 9292.1 and 9292.2. [495:2.28. 556:11 § 9200.92 Rear Yard: A yard extending across the full width of the lot and measured between the rear lot line of the lot and the nearest rear portion of that main building which is closest to said rear lot line, excepting as provided in sections 9292, 9292.1 and 9292.2. [495:2.28. 556:1] § 9200.93 Side Yard: A yard on each side of the building and extend- ing from the front yard to the rear yard. of said lot, and located between the side lot line and the main building; the measured distance of which yard shall represent the shortest distance between the side line of the lot and that portion of the main building nearest said side line from which the measurement is taken, except as provided in sections 9292, 9292.1 and 9292.2. [495:2.30. 556:1] § 9201. Purpose, Adoption of Districting Plan. For the purpose of pro- moting and protecting the public health, safety, and general welfare of the people of the City of Huntington Beach, and to provide for the social, physical and economic advantages resulting from comprehensive and orderly planned use of land resources, a land use districting plan, composed of Chapters 92, 93 and 94 and maps of the districts created herein, is hereby established and adopted by the Council. [495:1] § 9202. Provisions, Exceptions Applicable. In administering Chapters 92, 93 and 94, certain provisions and exceptions shall apply which are as follows: § 9202.1. Interpretation: Requirements as Minimum. In interpreting and applying the provisions of Chapters 92, 93 and 94, they shall be held to be the minimum requirements for the promotion of the public safety, health, convenience, comfort, or general welfare. § 9202.2. Private Agreements: It is not intended by Chapters 92, 93 and 94 to interfere with or abrogate or annul any easements, covenants or other existing agreements between parties or to repeal any ordinance or other section of the Huntington Beach.Ordinance Code except as set forth in section 9202.3. [596:2] § 9202.3. Conflicting Ordinances. Where, however, Chapters 92, 93 and 94 impose a greater restriction or regulation upon buildings or struc- PLANNING DISTRICTING S-2go Lures, and the use of them, or the use of land or premises,,, or . requires larger open spaces or yards, than are imposed or required by other ordinances, rules, or regulations, the provisions of Chapters 92, 93 and 94 shall govern. (495.24a 517-3) S--2203 Effect of Height Limitations. Height limitation provisions In Chapters 92, 93 and 94 shall not be deemed to regulate the height of chimneys, cooling towers, fire station towers, flagpoles, scenery lofts, water tanks, radio poles or towers, ornamental towers, ornamental towers or spires, domes, cupolas, oil well derricks, parapet walls not exceeding four feet (4© ) In height, or other similar appurtenances not designed for habitation, (495.24cc) 517-5) 4. Private Garaggg, Private garages required, by Chapters 92.93 and 94 shall be built concurrently with the main buildings to which such garages are accessory and shall be maintained as private garages for said main building , (495,,24e 517. 7) §_2?04,1 Residential PaEkAn&, Except as otherwise provided In this Ordinance Code, there shall be required minimum offstreet parking provided in the form of eit;)":J.0r, a carport or garage at the ratio of one garage or carport per dwelling unit for all resid- ential uses within the City. Hotels within the C-3 General Busi�- ness District shall be excluded from this requirements. (731.9) S 22054- Exempted Usesa No provision in Chapters 92, 93 and 94 shall be deemed to prohibit within any district the following uses: -.a- 9205,,1 City Buildings, Fire and Police Stations or other public buildings owned by the City and the customary uses of such buildings, (495,,24g:1 517-9) §_2g_012.�2 Public schools,, including usual and customary facilities In connection therewith. . (495.24g:2. , 517,,9) Parks,_ Public parks Including recreation,, storage and servic.e .buildings appurtenant to said park and used in connection therewith, §_9205 CongpAs—lons,, Commercial enterprises, concessions or amusements operated for gain,, incidental to such park purpose as may be permitted In accordance with Article 924,, (495.24g:3. 517.9 596-3) §-29-06--,-- Residence Use of Existing lots Other provisions of Chapters 92, 93 and 94 notwithstanding, any lot which existed prior to the effective date of Ordinance No. 495 may be used as a building site for at least one single-family dwelling (495.24s,, 517.21) PLANNING DISTRICTING S 20'7 Plot flans Reauiredo There shall be attached to and made a part of eaoh application for a building permit an accurate plot: plan of the Rot, drawn to scale of not less than twenty Feet (201 ) per inch, showing the dimensions of existing buildings, if any, and the proposed building or structure for which application Is being made,, and such other information as may be necessary to provide for the proper enforcement of Chapters 92, 93 and 94 in respect to such application. (495.25) S 208 En rcements Withholding of Licenses, PermitS_a All City department, officials or public employees, vested with the duty or authority to issue permits or licenses where required by Lawn or ordinance, shall enforce the provisions of Chapters 929 93 & 94 anc Issue no such license ,or permit for uses, buildings, structures or purposes where same would be in conflict with the provisions of Chapters 92, 93 and 94a and any such license or permit, if issued In conflict with the provisions of Chapters 92, 93 and 94, shall be null and void. (495.26) "Lt 'ZII DI S TR I C T I N G ARTICLE, 921. OF 10'',16TRILCTS S 9211. Divigion of ..q�it into Districts: Purpose�. In order to classify,,, regulate,,, Testrict and seiregate the use of land,, buildings., and structuresq and to regulate and to limit the type, height, and bulk of%buildings and structures in the various districts, and to regulate the areas of yards and other open areas about and between buildings and structures,, and to regulate the density of population, the City is hereby divided into districts designated and known as.- (596-4) S 92111.1. to LMaation of-Districts. A-1 R-3=0 C-2 R-1-0 R-40 C-3-0 R-2 R-5 39-1 R-3 C-1 M-2-0 Suffix "X" added to district designation indicates district as adopted by Interim Ordinance Noe 668. Suffix "Y" added to district designation indicates district as adopted by Interim Ordinance No,, 672. (Both Interim Ordinance No. 668 and 672 adopt Orange County, Land Use 6rdinance No. 351 by reference', "737-1., 754-1�, 755.6) S 9211.2. Establishment of Sectional District .Xaks ge-a-7- designa ion, locations' an botindaries o r r o:a, -Th—e 2"'1 - F�g upon the maps en- he disTricrs g5tablished are delineated titled "6ectional District Map, for the City of Huntington Beach., California", which maps encompassing the entire City and all notations and information thereon are hereby made a part of this ordinance. (737-1., 754A) PUNNING DISTRICTING �j, 1nde2L&g& The Index Hap sball of an indek map to the se,�ti,�nal district maps, being part of this ordina=e under the provJ'aioR5 of th-,Ls artI.LaIie. acid shal.1 be cited as Section 9211,3 of thie ordinanoe. Said Secs tional DjJ.E;.tr-�r-,t Maps shall be del-JAMeated on the index man by ordina=e, Said Seoticnal Distriot Map* sball be delineated on the index map by ordinance code seationse., 5 9211.31 - Seationaa District Maps - 9-5-11 S-2M1.* 2 L - Seationall District Maps - 10-5-11 jS_2?j7L.j3 - Sectiouaa D*.istr.*'X--t Maps - 14-5-11 S-M.L.,3A - Sectional Mstrtot Maps - 15-5-11 S 22IL22 - Sectional District Maps ® 16-5-11 Sjajj�.U' - Sectional District Haps - 21-5-11 S_ffi B = Sectional District Maps ---N 22-5-11 S_2211.39 - Sectional District Maps 23- 5-11 S_2?jl. - 5ectional District Maps 24-5-11 A S_2?11.t t - Sectional District Haps - 25-5-11 l S_2LI1.42 - Sectional District Xaps - 26-5-11 5 9211-43 - Sectional District Maps - 27-5-11 - Sectional- District Maps - 28-5-11 S_2?11.4 - Sectional District Maps - 34-5-11 32211.46 - Sectional District Maps - 35-5111 S_2?Ll.Al - Sectional District Maps - 36-5-11 S 9211-48 - Sectional District Maps - 5-61--10 3-2911---42 - sectional District Maps r= 6-6-10 S-23L1.� - Sectional District Maps 1-6-11 ks_2211.51 - Sectional District Maps 2-6-11 - Sectional District Maps 3-6-11 S-29111 '3 - Sectional District Maps 4-6-11 S 2211 - Sectional District Maps m 10-6-11 S_2211.�5 - Sectional District Maps 9-6-11 S_2211. 6 - Sectional District Maps 11-6-11 8 2211.51 - Sectional District Hips 12-6-11 3 2211.55 - Sectional District Maps 7-6-10 S_2211 .&' - Sectiowl District Maps - 8-6-10 S_2LI1.6 - Sectional District Maps - 17-6-10 S 9211-61 - Sectional District Maps - 18-6-10 52211,62 - Sectional District Maps - 13-6-11 5 921lo63 Sectional District Maps - 14-6-11 5 9211.64 Sectional District Maps - 24-6-11 S_2311.65 = Sectional District Maps - 19-6-10 (4959754v7565,758t760,7$70.,,.771,772,773,774,775p776,777,778,779,781,782,763,785ffi790, 794r795,-79ep8()4p6o8j.aI198l4t817) PLANNING ZONING 99211.4 o SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 24-5— II ACAL NREET NOTE T All AnEN i CITY OF LEGEND or wnr me ccm6R NERAL HUNTINGTON BEACH o �RT AGRICULTURAL DIST IC.=rwI T ADOPTED FEBRUARY 20,1961 O Isu6oRRa0D c MM R iaE DI mci PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO BI] �L EOi6TRI0T6T AMENDED MARCH 20,1961 ORD NO 826 lGIII—RAL DIST ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED AMENDED OCTOBEBER 5,1961 2,1961 ORDD NO NO 8 B6] c0 NIONw4x cOMMERCMLL GESIcr SEPTEM 0 LIMITED FA—STRI NLE DtsrRlcr AMENDED DECEMBER 4.1961 ORD NO 8TT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED JANUARY 15,1962 ORD NO 886 196,163,194,210,211,211,230,23],366 AMENDED APRIL 2,1962 ORD NO 696 AMENDED MAY],1962 ORD NO 900 AMENDED FEBRUARY 17,964 ORD NO 1039 SUFFIX LEGEND Q% aS n r INTERIM ORD 663 +\ ---5ET—o UNE EDINGER S AVE I I 0 J 0] 0 L f C 0 L5,5 o , 0 �1 L J L f O HEIL AV 'RI CITY OF RI RI HUNTINGTON BEACH U t¢i U U LOTS CR 6 INE 10 RI J RI RI RI RI w RI RI RI J RI RI RI J z RI 0 DONALD CR O ERs �50 BRUSH H OR RI V wnc Rl c savOx LR RI RI JUDY CR RI ER RI DE VILLE CR R' 5 i02�sOT /] (ER OR RI xRl e 2 RI RI LAMAR D0. CR e so �LAMBERT t DR RI RI nRAR 14 I RI RI ORINDA CR 6oT5 ro[ 1 0 R A RI '4 [ RI ER6RIusex R LINE E A 11 To R HOWARD CR AS C2 R I DAR.�TT RI = cnRIE c _ DR ARNETT OR 4LEu p " /` TO[ RI RI Rl L R x A oTeRl D C F C D Rl CD- RI NT CR Ir 330.TO[ z RI r R3 K a MERLaRl RI Z x ^I R3 a cl x AI-X R ¢ K TAMARU DR. 3 RO RI Q W w m O a a _ R3 ca 0l cLAs LR RI CDR a - R3 s J !I RI WARNER AVE mE HuemrwroN rtnm ' wN rt� i PLANNING ZONING 9211.5 u SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 1 - 6- 11 tt.E NOTE CITY OF LEGENDPoor or wnr T"c cENrea 1 ©su R I rlA IsrRcr �IIJNTINGTON EACH ADOPTED MIS ION 196E LI T RNADU r F c DISTRICT alci PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION Q IN CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 770 Q(,OMMVNITY;auslxEss DISTRICT AMENDED MAY 1,1961 ORD NO 834 ©"ID"wAr coMMERCIAL ORANGECOUNTY CALIFORNIA AMENDED MAYAMENDED I5,1961 ORD , 839 AMENDED OCTOBE 9R21 62 D5,*62 OR NO 932 NO.900 AMENDED BY ZONE DQ$E� AMENDED JANUARY 21,1963 ORD.NO 942 SUFFIX LEGEND: 122.1",150,151,153,164,237,269,265,316,376 AMENDED ,UNE 3,1963 ORti NO.969 As A R ED RY w - AMENDED DECEMBER 2,1963 ORQNQ 1021 Q as A r ar RIM R Q COM 'IT' IL PaoDuV --CITIS— LINE GARFIELD AVE. J l I I ILL 7 3 o TO SEC LxE 330 RI RI P4 � o MI-0 — N w mRI R4-YPEN CR RI RI RI ENFIELD CR SO RI oW C4 >� R4_Y - aNrNE 33, R4 X R� LN GRANT pp OR w� HAY 9I CR R RI RI f TYLER CR DANBURY Cfl RI ED " POLK CR i ¢ GILFORD CR RI RI YORKTO R I AVE 11300o c_ _ LC R I 6 OR JDR ORE CR RLDR T RI RACT 4— R4-Y BREAKERS DR R4-Y �eo R 4—Y R 4—Y OIPMIN DR UN CR. R4-Y R4-Y CUTTER AL R J R4-Y R4-Y IFF R.i 3 R4-Y R4-Y I 3 CLIPPER DR. y _ R4-Y EC U 2- z Q a z w g a y C2 DD ADAMS AVE. L— `uV I i PLANNING ZONING 9211.6 tf SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 17-6-10 �AE - NOTE CITY OF o;µa D.W.. ixE GExiER LEGEND: 0 GENERAL AOR NAL MBTRICT HUNTINOTON BEACH ADOPTED AUGUST 13RI9GO �Gi^ICED NAwEKiuRixG D¢TRci PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 783 AMENDED FEBRUARY 19,1%2 ORD... ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: zzl SUFFIX LEGEND: Q A6 ADOPTED BY INTERW ORD 67E A T L A NTA AVE �� .. BANNING PL -�_ JOANN ST W O C f DARRELL ST IF 2 u O IE WIL SON ST / w < O CAPITAL ST ?f �� A I—Y / ~ ¢ SENATE ST DY . CONGPESS ST f� Q'L --GOVERNOR ST N ViC TORIA' ST jF > S / yt Y I O _ ao e ; I lo - 3VICT/^O]RI/A gg > HA MI LTON uST MI/ Y GIENEAGLE .y DAM' Si TER LINDEN PL. MI-A E o •'`', GROVE P i 2 i CITY OI NEWPORT BEACH 1 20 ST I.,2 \ N EVERGREEN PL K Z O 10 \ DocwooD sr I < 7 CECE A R ST � 7 IW¢ R CITY Oi COSTA MES; _ �, TRIP IN CITY i � ......... 19 N ST�r_ i I f PLANNING ZONING �3 9211.31 i j SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 9-5-II NOTE Ei CITY OF LEGEND1"T cE WT io°ixE`cc*11 xrEx [�s aLE P xcsioExcE u ©KEST--LM.xar•ttux;,rc nlsrucT HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED -OR ORDINANCE PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL-OROINIHCE N0.779 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA .t A ' I WESTMINSTER + a ✓�� U AV E U S NAVY Y� u u RR s F !S In / JANE ST / y In O Lf Lo Z K NwR0�0 T T o r n U x T I N c*oL x A E E H Ls R-1 N H`w '9 R S LO O �O t ?L Py M-I'A U 5 NAVY R R M I-A M I-A V W S J V < = Z Q0 ix ¢ d C9 N 1-1 F -BOLS AAVE ' t,Ys1 �� V/ o. PLANNING ZONING 9211.32 ma`s ol SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 10NS ANE IN'SET -5-II NOTE CITY OF LEGEND E. E CE weYIS INTENDED TO SI TNe cEKTRICT ©CoNN1NITY BUSINESS I,GTRIIT HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED AUGUST 960 PLA LITNNING COMM RESOLUTIONRESOLUTION Y COUNCIL-OROINANOE N0.7e6 AMENDED SEPTEMBER 18,1961 ORD NO 868 ORANGECOUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED OCTOBER 7,1963 ORO NO 1007 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 204,363 9 10 SSSS p 2 ` I WESTMINSTER II AVE 1 I" i r N a N r (n j ER LN EWA AV J Z < ST WALT WEE WAY' MAHOGANY AVE r 3 < a O CAMPHOR AVE HOMER ST 1 I GLACIER DR <� O CHINOOK n AVE � 3 777o` NUNTIN { ANACAPA DR 1 RI A Av — RI RI RI RI s li I BRIARLLIFF o RI < R I RR US NAVY RR US NAVY R/W RI GLENW000 jGLENW000 ORS ¢ 6ANTEE AVE RI RI 5 RI M RI RI 5 RI <RI dL' RI RI HARDWICK CR. _ ROYAL OAK } DR RI � R I IVORY CR R ? LARKSPUR CR C RI ' I RI s AVE =R1 ACR VIKING CR. RI NAgEN CR. HARMONY CR { RI RI IARCHW00D DR LARCHWOOD DR. RI 3 RI RI TRACT No eza r Tce<c TO a w rn W MAR VISTA DR 3 Q c�i Uj Z Z C,2 RIo RIffl - RI w RI RI- 9 q BOLSA CITY o. NCNTINCTAN BE.CN AVE 5 IS 6 i I I I PLANNING ZONING 9211.33 1� - SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 14-5-11 NOT. CITY OF DLEGEND.1 wAv r"E<ExrER sIxDLE FANILT RESIDExcE DaTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED JUNE 20.t9ORDINANCE 0 O F oxrxNvq n SET.— AMENDED I oisrmci PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION Co BUSINESS DISTRICT CITY COUNCIL-00.DINANCE NO]]5 SEPTEMBER 6,1960 0 0 NO.]90 , 811 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED JARCH 20,1961 ORD 826 AMENDED MARCH 20,1961 ORD B26 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 114,II],132,168 BOLSA AVE If a F I II �ED 1 Iw J ED �O -- CITY I I NUNTINGTON BEACH ly Q HARHAY A E u i' ml 1 LEDON WAY 1 MI � 1 ROCKW ELL • NILLO S92 i 00 O AVE 10, i 1 O j r'O z TS 21 DARWIN AV MI 9`� « Rl �Od CITY OF WESTMINSTER A. CITY WESTMINS ER Y OI 1 MI RI 0 I, 1 RI ' LINE SECxI<- /s T MI, a LINE xVx BE V4 S. • -� S S �1�—aee al ms 1Da R N aw V4 ti 3 SEC 4-1 A)x to"E-aM q A 91 a zs•So'E-nl• Z El N1114S'E—Ero' E t' _ EI N S•Il'la'w-66 o1' U on xw•aa•N•w-ll.u• a J 20 0l law a lD W EI x _IEEf ` 1 19 mil/ �+ • �� A nD EDINGER AVE MF HuxTIxoTON BFACH OMWN eT_ PLANNING ZONING 99211.34 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 15-5-1I ---- IN-` NOTE CITY F' LEGENDe cxr or wv To me cLNrce RJ s sloEnc[ T l�T/�9'l l�T L�a Y ■� N p INGTON BEACH ADOPTED AUGUST 15,NCE C_]'El-v LInL 80-10 1.11RIAL 11-1cT 19 J■•i■plJll 11 1p 111 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION I „ CITY COUNCIL�-ORDINANCE NJ 785 AMENDED NOVEMBER 7,1960 ORD NO 798 AMENDED DECEMBER 5,1960 ORD NO 804 ORANGE COUNTY", CALIFORNIA AMENDED FEBRUARY20,1961OPD.N D 8I1 AMENDEO MARCH 21,,1961 ORO NO S29 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED JUu 3,1961 ORD No 849 136,190,162,166,186,188,189,191 AMENDED AUGUST 211361 ORD NO 864 AMENDED APRIL 2 1.1,,62 ORD NO 896 193,231.232,298,364,387 AMENDED JANUARY 21,1963 ORD NO 948 AMENDED OCTOBER 7,,1963 ORD NO 1007 AMENDED JANUARY 6,1964 ORD NO 1028 t BOLSA AVE �1/ J+! 46 HUNTINGTON BEACH zM ER OR C4 - a w /'� JI RI RI RI �^'C4 "JRI JU RI RI �, RI RI x RIW a C 2 R RI a L-- _ �o_ �, I _ C m - p ALE%ANDRI4 DR Al E%ANDRIAOR N—�1 RI la RI ftl I RI I�—RI DR KIMBERLY DRY 1� YALE C� OXFORD RI z RI " I RI -r RI �� �� �RI �?' RI DUNOEE J DP ` HARVARD _R PAGr _CC I CANTERBURY OP, CANTERBURY CR R R --__—__ R I—� RI 1 R ; R I ---JJJ �ORJ ROME CR RI RI RI CUMBERLAND DR J CUMBERLAND CR �Rl RI RI g RI RI w LJ TYNDALL DR RUTGERS CR SOREN'O CR _ DHESDr.N CR z RI RI RI RI �RI =L - RI RI RI RI oLi BROWN CRV HALIFAX OR 1 ¢ SHELLY OR W BRUNSWIC MELBOURNE K DH RI RI RI RI E DR RI �o CIT DF.L _ DR J _ _ l— OF 6YONCY -s l r �R 1 RI RI RI II �RI 25roE oos�e. RI I �mRS , �o�_ RI i� RIJE, 'SC4 R5 `�' RI Iy� R! y RI RI RI R1 MEDFORD 0 o I _ RI # RI JJ � xCl MC FADDEN RI C1z VANE CR ! JI 1 �C 2 RI RI RI IOo RI RI JRI� 3zo9zj- RI RI 1 WINSLDW a�w DR DUNN DR 1 RI RI RI - RI RI R� 1 U ANTR CR f` STONE CR RIFAL&ON OR 1 RI RI R PR I SCILLA DR$ TYRONE OR RI o RI rRI AVRI RI VIIi R ! RI MILTON CR SLIGO CR MEAI SH'H CR J IJ ANNON RI 1 I RI RI RI RI I HOOKER OR MUGHES DR EIRE CR RI CORK RI RETHERFORD DR WELDS CR a F- Ll RI� Ri 1 RI Au w J R J RI 1LONGFORD CR' CLARE DR 16REELAND Q ROYALIST _ DR J I RI DR Z 1 z seo RI u� RI RI RI ' RI Dam o RI W RI RI RI ii CAVAN CR LtMERI RI— D � n R5 p C - a J m RI RI RI 9 �RI' �� _ Rxaz o zm zs _o � 19� �� R I ��� s 3 - g R'i$R C4 GI C4 z EDINGER (SMELTZER) AVE i PLANNING ZONING 9211.36 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 20 -5 - II NOTE T P[^ CITY OF LEGE ND4T 0r wnr 0r8c ccNreA ® IWLE TAMIIA RESIDE„CE DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH o a M T o'=TRI`r ADOPTED DECEMBER 5,1960 O c PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION Y BIi51— U CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO B04 L �Rcr 1 AMENDED JUNE 4 1962 ORD.N0.978 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED OCTJUN ER 7,9 OOR NO 9T8 © 1eENCE m8T„ I AMENDED OCTOBER"/,I%3 ORD.NO TOOT ® r AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED MARCH 2,M64 ORD NO 1041 247,292,367,398,403 I Rt EDINGER AVE L 1 RI RI RI RI C2 a RI PRELUDE OR 580 RI R 1 g R3 _ SUITE R I KONA DR ENOR oR R3 RrJ MINUET RI DR m MILO CR R I KAUI DR R I z RHAPSODY DR MAUI CR aRl RI . RI RI li va—i OPERETTA DR OAHU DR RI o 3 RI x RI RI $ s LL SCENARIO OR CITY - OF RI HUNTINGTON BEACH RII C -L. O C f C D R3 i adI 6400 RI R2 cIAVE ,� aJ s 5-1 12 M„ R3 Ass R 2 N cPraE-zo„eol 1 RI DAV NPORT RI RI ��E� RI m DR m 3 WIN oR I RI 9 R 1 g R l R I R I LL j 7 +r o I—/ WARNER AVE I I � I I O I I i PLANNING ZONING 9211.37 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 21-5-II NOTE CITY OF RI°xT°.wA. °rxE ENTER LEGEND Q ..... „ ..... Ic LT"" T r Y SINSLI HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED APRIL 4,1RE3 OPM°xeox Mc°T°M—CIALO DISTRICT PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION Q NE DNx00D C CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 758 COMMON ry BUSINESS IETRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED JUNE MBE 1960 OR NO]]] ®uNoi[D YAuoSETBACK v[BAFauav„AEsmxxcE msiRmi AMENDED SEPTE3,19 6,1960 ORD.NO]90 AMENDED JULY 3,1961 ORO.NO 849 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED SEPTEMBER IS,1961 ORD NO.868 Q Nicxwnv 105,106,112,113,185,195,223,226,241,296,301,324325 AMENDED JUNE 4,1962 ORD.NO 90] T AMENDED MARCH 19,1962 ORD NO 094&895 EE Mu R ESIOENCE DISTRICT T , AMENDED JANUARY 21,1963 ORD NO SAG SUFFIX LEGEND AMENDED APRIL i, 1963 IXiD.NO 958 AMENDED JUNE 3,1963 ORD NO 9]0 As 4OoaixD By INTERIM 0-NO BOB EDINGER (SMELTZER) AVE J\I I I + C2 RI N RI RI RI RI -- - 1a--T°E--- N RI RI - RI RI RI DR HENRICKSEN DRf CASTLE DR ' AUDREY C 2 RI RI RI s J MANGRUM n I LINDA CR Q A J RI RI < RI RI R I RI RI y AB 40 J w sie LITTLER R SNEAD DR CHERYL DR Z RI 3 _ RI RI RI eAI-X CLARK DR 51550N DR c RI RI RI �RI O C F C D TSD iD c RI MEADOWLARK DR I OR DR N,EPOOWLppK RI PAR CR R5 VENTURI DR H RI RI RI RI RI L- -- Rl I RI RI RI E MARSHALL DR y RI 3 RI AB RI - C I y CALIENTE W MIDDLECOFF DR RI RI RI RI D O c N RI RI R I ��- R I R5o C �n8T4JR2 .... RI R D BR'I B TB 1 B R3 RI "AI—x I R N 2T -- °DON LRY I 1 DR RI ``may/,/ _ J FRANMAR CR PRIVATE ( D A I_„ 1. R I RI EDMONDS CR R I I 3 RI 1 w i GILDRED CR a - - RI u r—BBI Ds RI D J TROPHY DR G Q Q N 4 Bso°a J w R4 mRIJ RI ID d i m VIEW cR. A 1�/� G- m C2 o u L. D RI }}}((( 1 WARNER (WINTERSBURG) I AVE PLANNING ZONING 99211.38 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 22-5—II aE _ x,lEr NOTE CITY OF LEGEuN DNrscE rAr o rxe uxru GENERALA�x�DRw R,TRN HUNTINGTON BEACH p":: TR ADD PTEO JUNE 20,1%0 O c°M °Nr RICT PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION ®5 CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO ]16 ®x E gsrR[T AMENDED DECEMBER 4,1961 ORD NO 81T Tin i�1 L soENC[L p� Nc ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED 9EPTEMBER IT,1962 ORO NO 928 AMENDED NO'JEMBFA 19,I%2 ORD NO 935 SUFFIX LEGEND WENDED JAAVARY 21,1963 ORD-2 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE AMENDED JANUAR15'Y 66,,%4D ORD NO IO2e Al aooRTE IxTERIM oxo ssa 214,263,264,265,2"l2,263,33"+,363,3B4,362,391,395 AMENDED IANUARY 20 I%4 ORD NO 1031 --SET-1 LINE 399 AMENDED FEBRIWRY 111,1964 OR0.N0 031 AMENDED MARCH 2,1964 ORD NO 041 �z (SMELTZER)EDINGER AVE. 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IN LINT-1/4 SF 114 9W 1/4 W O ° R 5 E<zz,II AI-X AI-X AI xA�-X C 2 00 AI-X x -- -- --.-� - _ IF z (WINTERSBURG) WARNER AVE. r PLANNING ZONING 9211.39 l000 a, �e SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 23-5®II ADALE I"FEET NOTE AND IN CITYOF LE'EN D�INTENDED ro of wAv To TIME c6rvrER O GENERAL A6 T RA DISTRICT �IUNTINGT®N BEACH CI I ADOPTED MARCH ISI 7,RESOLUTION � Ni E""Im lElIEo RIOT PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION O s CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 754 O C AMENDED JUNE 20,1960 ORD 772 0 L T AMENDED J 3,1961 ORD 811 OL ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIADISTR AMENDED JULYULY 3 3,1961 ORD.NO 858 FRONT YA'D SETBACK N AMENDED NOVEMBER 6,1961 ORD NO 876 O L RESIDENCE DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED DECEMBER 4,1961 ORD NO 877 o FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 102,104,107,116,132,190,211,212,2FJ,220, AMENDED JANUARY 15.19620RD.N0.886 AMENDED FEBRUARY 19,1962 ORR NO 890 222,224,237,260,327 AMENDED MARCH 19,1962 ORD NO 894 AMENDED MAY 7,1962 ORD.NO.900 SUFFIX LEGEND AMENDED SEPTEMBER 17,562 ORD NO 923 As ADOPTED INTERIM DRD 668 AMENDED JUKE 24,1963 ORD NO 977 k EDINGER (SMELTZER) AVE —V C2 C2 C2 ALDRICH m C4 MI MI ! 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NOTE ADOPTED APRIL 11, 1960 CITY' �\ PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION xl x r6no60 or W.Y 0 rx[c�xi_a CITY COO NCI's-ORDINANCE NO ]59 AMENDED MAY 1,1961 ORD NO 834 LEGEND:x J[9pt AMENDED JULY 3,1961 ORD NO 849 AMENDED AUGUST],ISO ORD NO 860 FA-Fl 1 sra CT 61 ORD �-7� T-7�,T T (((��� '7' (� AMEN DEO OCTOBER ENDED E2,196190R0 NO 8�0 68 T' 5 01 DISTRICT �a�� ����� ®� �� AMENDED DEC MEER 4,1961 ORD NO 8]6 ® a1c N gM 1. O AMENDED DEGEMeRS 4,1961 O2 ORD NO NO 8]] I �L. TRIlT AMENDED FEBRUH ,& AM ENDED MAY �ARY6GE,1963 ORD NO 955 L ICT AMENDED APRIL I,I%3 ORD NO 958 s xc[ 015ra1cr ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED APRIL 15, , ORD NO 962 wcxwAt oMM[ac1AL o1srR,cT AMENDED JUNE 3,1963 ORD NO 970 AMENDED AUGUST 5,1963 ORD NO SW AMENDED BY ZONE CASES AMENDED AUGUST 19,1963 ORD NO 996 SUFFIX LEGEND gMENEED SEPTEMBER 16,1963 ORO NO 4004 11),148,1]2,187,192,202,208 211,212,23],304,312,313 AMENDED OCTOBER],1963 ORD NO 1007 A A a v i a1N OaO 666 308,326,339,341,348,356,359,369,3]I,289 AMENDED OCTOBER 26,963 ORD NO 1010 _--_ iaoxr rcao s6 AMENDED NOVEMBER 18,1963 ORD.NO.1020 AMENDED JANUARY 20,:%4 ORD NO 1030 WARNER 1VIINTERSBURG) AVE IL 66o io — -Ml Al-X RZ so — I[ FIR DR � 50 AI-X R2—X CA1N AVE so DID V� so � I -I 1 DO � AI-X A I-X o AI—X MI 1MI I E� Rzm �SooaCl' E _ L YPRE65 AV I� = CEDAR gVEA R2 A!-X n AI-x 190 D-c Rz"X IMI A I-X R3 ft2 uxRla ll RI I 6s R32p D TO BETTY z DR I: l L25 M I M I M I MANDRELL OR R3 A ;3 RI z R3 Cf �J R3 " Cl"r RI U� RI IW RI V RI zr 6ARrDN DR o S M I R3 R 60 S. FORD R DR L� I-1 So Ih r< Roy AI—X TOc ocRI�W R3 w R3 60 AVE _ ool 282 R4-X TOE cl �I A I-X SPEER AVC R-O- Ilir R4-X Clj_6D RTY M I M I M i R3 6<! R3 R4-X s 1 CI i 30000_ NEWMAN A E-r-- MI R4-X F 1 "I a ca Ml W 3 RONALD DR R 5 - o� R4-x 62i iD 6E cd W Q - C) U o R 4-X C I SO-'I m TALBERT AVE fe�Il PLANNING ZONING § 9211.43 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 27-5-II 'E5'oNS AN IN FEE' E. CITY F INTENDED TO E—NO LEGZONE E NOTE �1I 1. 1 O ND°JO Npr °rxc cexren or O G I IUNTINGT®N BEACH EM,rEorMI„E==11 osoAE�SrRIR ADOPTED AUGUST 15,1960 c°NMUx RET PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO T85 1 AMENDED APRIL 20,1964 ORD ND 1048 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED BY ZONE CASE GUFFI%As LEGEND. „rE„IN °Ro ssa 413 ---- SETe4c„LI„E BY e.� (WINTERSBURG) WARNER AVE J I 1L IJL wo r C2 R3 II50 N 1 I I RI AI -X 1 AI -X w � a o i a j N 1 1 I i i AI-X AI -X F- Z _ w 0 I J 1 r _ TALBERT AVE a - PLANNING ZONING 9211.44 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 28-5-II NOTE CITY OF o:INTENDEDt T EITEID11*11 THE ENTER LEGEND N ADOPTED AUGUST 15,1960 0 sE Icu�iuRn1 DISTRICT I�UNTINGTON BEACH PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION © TI FAN M"LT.I,Rio[ncEDUISTRICT CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO.7 65 ® T p,rRlcT AMENDED SEPTEMBER 3,1963 ONO NO 1000 AMENDED NDED APRIOL 6,196�496ORD NO 00450T ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA GNFFIX LEGEND AMENDED BY ZONE CASE N0: 0 I 352, ,396 -— SET— LINE INTERIN ono AAA 365 I E El WINTERSBURG AVE l I � d N - � - C4 ;m o 213: R3 (PRE-ZONED) ; F tia P+ 661. RI C 1 1 p O I ' W 1 J Iy O AI—X z a _ rn I i { RI I { I ' I ' I I I I i z PLANNING ZONING 9211.45 I SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 34-5-I I 1.1 --- N.EE. NOTE: T !�� ALL E IN F EET CITY ®p .1 FIGHT OF OF SUCHNES RIGHT OF W4T 0 THE LEWaY 1$,I INTENDED T CENTER F SUCH LEGEND Q GENERAL a Q TWO FAMILY RIESIDENCEL DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEAC ADOPTED AUGUST 15,1960 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITV COUNCIL—ORDINANCE NO 785 AMENDED DUNE 3,1963 ORD.NO.970 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 315 SUFFIX LEGEND �% AS ADOPTED BT INTERIM ORD SEE e''T 2T Y6 � 3a TALBERT AVE. L n2 DO GG AI-X AI—X AI—X AI—X AI—X ILLS 0 I—L E:MD=3= Al -X GO W 3 w 0 J O _ O GARFIELD AVE. �/ a e PLANNING ZONING §9211.46 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 35-5-II NOTE �$� Au DINE AOJOINl-.RE I 1E:IfdiiY Ds w.Y CITY ®� OT SOC,°violi°OF ST°,°is TIE CENTER LEGEND: �R� GENE—AGA-LTURAL DISTRICT r-ra !/'vy ���NWW--- TTTII] S RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT e� TAT � T p ��T A ■ 4DOPTED MARCH TTH 1960 �T 6xousTRI ET DISTRICT ND1SNE \,.J 1�1 .Np1 j�i BEACH PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION L� �.Nwux T?AR—I"Ess -T CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO 754 E NGLLE D 1ESCIEN L SINGLE Eu1 ESIOExtf DISTRICT ORANGE �R N■(}�EE� T TI �If�1T T TyT AMENDED SEPTEMBER 6,1960 ORD NO 790 ® P N T. DISTRICT �,/ll A J.\ V L COUNTY,U 11 1 1 CALIFORNIA AMENDED OCTOBER 3,1960 ORD NO]95 ® TWO SNRT REAOExcE dSiRlcr AMENDED NOVEMBER 1,M60 ORD NO]9B NUUIKE FAWLY RESdENCE DISTRICT 5 AMENDED DECEMBER 19.1960 ORE.NO..808 F� LIMITED AMENDED 9Y ZONE CASE: AMENDED MAY 15,1961 ORD,NO 039 ( RIDxW.r cOMNEAd.I 111,126,127,130,133,134,138,141.149.196,212,237,238 AMENDED AMENDED NOVEMOVEMfl 2,1961 ORD.NO 8T0 B 6,1961 ORE.NO 87e 250.258,274,293 AMENDED MAY],196962 ORD N0.899 8 900 SUFFIX LEGEND. AMENDED JUNE 18,1962 OR0.N0. 908 Q a ADONTED SY INTERUI ORD S4F AMENDED AUGUST 6,1962 ORD.NO 918 �—[/ AMENDED NON/EMBER 19,63 RO O,946 CAVE. WITH OIL RR AMENDED JANUARY],i463 OR0.N0 948 SS �`— TALBERT _ Ate' II Il � MI H 0 N — > DO SO m R 1 IT X M I 3 R4—X C2 F TAYLOR N LINE YRMaAI—X MI MI r r SO W MI RI ONTARIO DR C 2 SO.I 2 DUEBERCI Dfl ' RI RI+ we RI RI RIA. ALBERTA Q g R 3 DR y R I yor I — sd FRANNUN A. DR a Y ON DR 1°, yE, 04 R I e` wrIx0Drd1E ET R 3 ELLIS -- —-- •--'T------ — — 61.Ts TO MI i C2 __C2 RE R5 AI-X �y LCCOM:jg—.R�6—. CR / 1DoRR3 a To R5 MI-0 R3 R5 29A.90 LOT R5 8 R5 N ERNEST AVE a R5 R3 C4 330 R5 1M 976'O E 3 R5 8 R 2 aA w I-X MI-0 M 1-0 -- 300 R5 m a C) R5s R2 s m L� 3 Jz C R5 aDI�To - a a 3o0 Al-X _ A1"X AAFX. R5`Ia R2 Lu GARFIELD AVE s a sae z 1 rwA1I®n nW 1RRnrwTax Mww wN rv� i I I PLANNING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP a 36-5-II T NOTE CITY OF LESG2ENDo�TOCE w:'o;oa�;He cl`u.c4 ®_SINGLE RAMILr R¢IOENCE oI6TRICT SUBURB AN R[610ENTIAL DISTRICT 1 H TNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED O— JUNE NANC0 ©LIMITED LTPLERCIALY DISTRICT as DISTRICT STRICT p■v1111 1■ 1■ 11 PL AN NING COMM13SION RESOLUTION ®PRQfESS1ONAL,MOTEL B TRAILER M CITY COUNCIL-ORpINANCE NO.TTI ®LIMITED MULnPLe RAMIL R¢IOENTIAL o AMENDED OCTOBER 2,MI ORD.NO,STO AMENDED MAY 7,1982 ORD.NO.900 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED J,UNE211B,96 62 OORDNNO�8 SUFFIX LEGEND A9 ADOPTED BY INTERIM ORD e6e AMENDED JANUA Y 20 1196 ORD.NO.031 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED JANUARY 20,1984 OR0.NO 1031 ---FRONT rse0 eeieAtN LINE 205,237,239,250.297,388 - IS TALBERT �l AVENUE soo RI RI C4 R4—X N GLLADYS•AVE.F 3 Rew r a w w RI RI RI w a RI" SWTANA CR U, o a m NERI2 TEA IIN AVENUE 'RI RI RI I RI RI ° INEfl AVENU s NINER AVE RI R1 TAYLOR OR I RI RI RI ' NW. 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T°TTIF ENTER LEGEND T -'�■■paE-'T��T ITS TN p�■/��1 �1p�o�T A o I 4J 1 \T p 1 \ V T®1 \ BEACH i� ADOPTED ASSION I5,RESOLUTION ©N iSTRlci A1 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE IJO IRS az AMENDED JUNE 4, 1962 ORD NO 907 LEM -INIiEO NULTIvc[1-1 IE510Ervcc°ISTKICT AMENDED NOVEMBER 19, 1962 ORD NO 936 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED ANUAR.7, 963 oRDNO 9a7 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE' AMENDep JUNIL I,63 D N rao 95e SUFFIX LEGEND °ev InrcelN°Ro siz IY 245,278,279,295,299,310.314 AMENDED JUNE 3,1963 ORD NO 969 A I 5 I�l q 11 GARFIELD AVE CITY HUNTINGTON BEACH f I rii=°r 8 RII CRI DR SAMOA OR �a RI RI4�j— C I MAKAI 0R DR N RI RI TAI m 1 o RUA DR RI RI— KUK'JI DR. m SJ RI KAMUELAV R I DR �J R! 7HALA-Alblk'T 4,05 RI RI �i A I-Y YORKTONN R I �& MONITOR DR W J( OO RI RI v SHANGRI LA DR-v Q RI � MERRIMAC OR � P RI CONSTITUTION CDR J RI R 1 BISMARK OR RI CUTTY 5ARK DR RI s LINE TR2 Is ers a 61,64 c N o K 7 N°C2 R3 m OGO 2 N 41 - m ADAMS AVENUE LWf \J PLANNING ZONING §9211.49 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 6-6 - I0 NDTE is INTENDEDEGENDA°o°Fx cuo TO rK6 ccuT6q CITY OFF, LEGEND O ° qAK q s TDISTRICT [Eli NE HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED AUGUST 15, I960 Dsrgci PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION (� L CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO 185 cOz c AMENDED MAY 21'1962 ORD NO 903 q[si°EKCE T-1-1 of sigicr AMENDED AUGUST 6,1S6 .0 NO 918 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED OCTOBER I962 ORDN0929 AMENDED NOVEMB 19, 1962 NO 936 AMENDED JANUARY T, 1963 ORD NO 947 AMENDED. BY ZONE CASE AMENDED APRIL I, O 966 I 963 ORD 963 ORD NNO 958 SUFFIX LEGEND O 240,256,268,2TT,280.294,309,311,321,395,346,393 AMENDED MAY 20,AMENDED AUGUST R,19E3 ORD NO S. n ixrERiM °q0 si2 ' AMENDED OCTOBER 7.1963 ORD NO 1007 _._ AMENDED FEBRUARY 3,1964 ORD NO 1034 sgrs<cx LIKE t GARFIELD AVE L1 3 d AL o°` " RI I AI- $ ALBACORE` OR `Pm RI RI $ R! s RI BP65° C2 ORn RI N RI 'goo LITCHFIELLD DR 3 - RI _ se=E 3 ELARDO DR vELARDO DR y RI oTq AI_Y�. R AI-Y R4—Y Ko- LINE TR— A I—Y KRE PP Rl ORpJ FLOUNDER OR ry RONNEY ORi POLLACK OR u RI RI RI RI oc. RI SAILFISH DRm RI i TARPON DR ` o RI s RRl m- RI RI RI w GRAND' I DR � �� 3 ti RI � qqo=¢ RI , J GREENWICH DR i RI U PORTSMOUTH DR _ RI " NANTUCKET DR R4—Y RI AI—Y R HrYANNIS PORT OR - III OR T.ACT—g . 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W ADAMS AVE i n PLANNING ZONING J 9211.5 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 1 - 6- 1 I Y.r NOTE TO TO CITY OF LE'ENDDcar or wnr rnE<crvrca I'IIIIET. /�I'8l T.T =sMeURanx aEsmcxnAL msrRlc T��T�I e 1��. 1 r ■ 1®� BEACH ADOPTED JUNE 20,I9RESOLUTION E LWSraInU osinlcr sralcr alcr 1{ yi■7 yUl pC■' ,G 1 1 PLANNING COMMISSION gE5 NO 770 O IN CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 7]0 c0uxuxlrr 6USIxc55 DISia�ci AMENDED MAY 1,1961 ORD NO 834 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ©„,xwnr coMMEacIAL AMENDED MAY 15,1 19 OHO NO AMENDED MAY 7,1962 ORD N0.900 AMENDED 6Y ZONE CASE AMENDED OCTOBER 15,1962 ORD NO 932 AMENDED JANUARY 21,1963 ORD NO 942 SUFFIX LEGEND 122,14B,150,151,153,164,231,269,285,316,3]6,372 AM NEED JUNE 3,i963 ORD.NO 969 Q As A av UU Mr NrEaIM a AMENDED DECEMBER 2,1963 ORD NO 1021 As AMFNDED JANUARY 6,1964 ORD NO 1027 A U D r l RIM D C COMDIMED lITH OIL "'ODU —SEreA<x LIxE � GARFIELD AVE. � 7 o To SEC LINE 110 T'o RI " I o MI-0 RI mRI R4-Y RI RI RI EN 1111Ccam RI a R 4 `p' P a— C4 -X R4 UxL.RiE ssr _ I1 GRANT DR HAYESE6 CR RI RI RI DANBURY TYIER CR CR — RI RI r P01.K CR i£ i GILFORD CR oRIB RI TO lz YORKTO —R I AVE - - m ALBATROSS DR "ANCHORAGE OR ORE OR J 3 _ R I RI JI L CR. ply P.RFAKRS DR �o C / ®Y R 4— �OLPNIN-- OR IwOSUN CR L GI� RI RRI CUTTER cm, CR v J RI RI Io m FF CR-z RI 3 R I CLIPPER_ DR y RI = w rei os z z ED $ �$ C2 w ADAMS L \I PLANNING ZONING 9211.51 o low SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 2-6-11 NEEET ADOPTED MARCH 7,1960 NOTE: �1�� T PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION ALL 11MI"1111 INS I"IEET oR I TENDEDW TO or'xpr To TIE CENTER 1 p1N9H'1 CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 734 AMENDED JUNE 20,1960 ORD NO 773 AMENDED DULY 18,1960 ORD Roo 781 LEGEND 1 EMENDED NOVEMBER],I960 ORD NO 798 sI !'V l�T !V AMENDED FEBRUARY 20,1961 ORD NO.817 A R ��T�mT�, 1 m®� A e , AMENDED JUNE 5,1961 8ORD,1 N0.ORD O T L E NrpICTEoexii4l olssipKT U 11 '■VT 1 BEACH AMENDED JUNE 5,1961 ORD NO 64] �sueUR8ax pE AMENDED SENT EMBER 1ORD.N ORD NO 868 �p AMENDED NOVEMBER 6,1961 ORD NO 876 � A aE LT DISTRICT AME HOED MAY 7,1962 ORD.NO,SOO I� LIONT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT ! ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA AMENDED MAY 21,I%2 DRD.NO.903 0 INWSTRmL DISTRICT AMENDED JUNE 4,t962 ORD NO 907 (� caM 11T AMENDED OCT0DEN 15,1962 ORD.NO.932 ©xI AMENDED BY ZONE CASE; AMENDED DJANUAMBE HY]319632 ORD 0993 [_� LI Y RESINICE DISTRICT 179,123 80.1 13.2 10,2 6,21 ,178, AMENDED FEBRUARY 4 1983 ORD No 950 © NE I]9,IB0,143,200,206,212.237, AMENDEAL D JUNE 24,196�3 ORD NO 976 6976 ® WLTIVLE TAMILT R—DEITIAL 244,248,269,282,288,302,331, AMENDED JANUARY 6,IS64 ORD NO 1028 333,379 1-01- SOTeACK L N = As o EZZE!FAMILY pLARNEDRO LOI.ENT CIETRICT J IGARFIELD I I I I / l I I/ AVE.I L mI \ t ao3o t CI N R3 R5 R4-X > y o y` O+9 S. m AI-X R3 P.°R2 R2 AI-X AI-X R2 - R2 R3 R2 C4I R R4- 3 1 MI 01 R2 H CLAY L31 noM2-0D eR3czR2 R4 M R2a RZNEQ OWEN-- AVE M2-0 � no NLIxERN39col- R2 So 203 M 2-� M29 aR�l yry RIA H Q 9 LIxE TR 39 WILLIAM6 AVE N Q i WF_ O N �? _Tio_ 13 3 O R2 W CI-0 a R2 R2 g 0 C43D MANSION YOPK DWN AVE 0 0 °MI DAD- RI-0 DS R2-0 e` o eD M2-0 UNION A AVE WICHITA AVE M2-0 R2 R2 C2 O �p° R200 M2-0 01 O N O O Oi M2-0 1 c' � VENICE AVE Q� O M2-o - _330 R4 UTICA D VE R o R2-0 0 L0R3-0 0 oC0l O RI RI RI RI Ri R2 ToaoxrD AVE. R2-0 0 0l cq o 0 0 I SPRINGFIELD L AVE tJ 4 ON R2-O D J�'� 0 0 0 Q� j o R2-0 � z D: Do N U. o sL[psi So � _ RIP.D.50 , a�� o o ,�a rti z RI RI RI RI RI R2 a N ROCHFSTCR = AVE Ol DE VILLA i r a a a R3-O o ° o o o o Q _ m R2-0 s_ ° D aD � o R3-0 — y °6e t — �I/ Rho 1--If l �1�f�J rTl—I r--1�� RI QUINCY AVE ILI OR Y a�cl PLANNING ZONING FS 9211.52 t ®� SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 3-6-II NOTE+ /LL W !AN61�Nt ET CITY ^F E Eixuo°io°MixrwwB ro1°Trc ii+iiB 1 Y /i'VMp iucx N,cur°E LEGEND• ® RUL DISTRICT 1-1- L.—O. LTIKE YRElCENEE Di9TI ��������®� BEACH M,p� L.FL.NBBuc]LY NB°erELovuwr BlsrBicr 'DOPTED MARCH]TN, 1960 ® NEwNe0Bx00B�_M RCIAL Wlmi<T SUFFIX LEGEND, PLANNING GO MISSION.-ORDIAN RE 9tlLUTION ®cOWWixB iR10T. ji6k CITY GOVNCIL•OR0INANCE N0,754 AMENDED MAY T,19G2 O D NO,$99 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED DECEMBER 3,I962 ORD NO.938 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 234.281,292 s, GARFIELD ` AVENUE w M2-0 N FN 4 9, nu W,�� SI•!3'/!•E BH•Ul�yW °12l00•W m a Bao T + 119W 19/3 c1 TY OF Nt,NT0 4 x �m L• I•/i]!0•W IE ,2 R2-0 ti uo� / N W 2 W O ��E my'! ryp0 18800-' 0 9EG, �/21.H •U R3-0 R I-P D 5-0 a ;u 'Gil $ A. WgA+4tge �Y4 h�Q RI-PD5-0 R3-0 x 41•09 b'W IB000' / PP. ° RI- PD5-0 P M 2-0 00M2-0� ,• v`QQ q\ �;D 84 Qty ti 4 4Y. a 9ci,F. 4~P A C'�oFyG� ya ry 00 Foy PLANNING ZONING £S 9211,33 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 4-6®II x FEET NOTE' RE A Dixfxaxwe M ET CITY Off' :: E.aDlx x4.x.RI.T DE b MTE.OED TO La—TO TK EEMILR 0E fODx IEIII OE Y LEGEND ®IxOusL D19 O ®®®TWM '-' L9ID D L TP E FA REWOWAX —RICT FAMILY PLANNED R- ADOPTED MARCJf 7TN,1960 OeDHOODCgCIAL d3TRIci PLANNING COMMISSNRESOLUTION C Y NG N BEACH CITY CUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 754 AMENDED DECEMBER 3,1. ORD NO GIG ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: SUFFIX LEGEND:Da PRODUCTION TRIcr 2&262 OQCOWINDIG DUCTION DIO Z I `^ 1723 6 T O x A A D x IT 7420 IaYST w D'WF - R3-0 b R2-0 R ;y Moo s %� QS RI-PD5-0 \ ,o a 9 C� M2-0 2� 9�F Pq Io PLANNING ZONING 9211.54 9211.55 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 10-6-11 ---�-� CITY �" o°�ENEN, NEDARE ® N FEET HE AY AOJOINI xO ANY T Of W Ex0E0 TO EXTEND TO�T ENTER LEGEND: P WAY T TI I��TI I��TI1■■■/�� ®SINGLEFAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT V 1 \TI1 \ V ®� j ADOPTED MARCH"ITN,1960 TWO ULM n[sIDEx YIL DISTRICSiTNICi ,(J/s'a PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION ®LIMITEDMULTIPLE E Y n E DISTRICT CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 754 ®M TIPIE FAMILY rtE.U.f. 'Ct ED ®SENERAL BUSINESS AMENDED MAY],1962 ORD NO 899 1-3-AL / I 3-A L DISTRICT AMENDED DECEMRER 3,1962 ORD NO 938 EIOORNO E."CMME RCI L DISTRICTORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUFFIX LEGEND PLANNED DI STRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: W1E11ED xITH OIL PRODUCTION 234,281,282 t Cl Qy"` ti° O qc Q-�'ti q<y RI-PD5-0 M 2-0 Q' p O , 0 �4ryGF<�� 0 Pti `� �ry 4rry �Oe ary0 o P �O a° � owarpap a oc3 o� \ o 0./OO �aO��rti ? pp y�. C D o r3o Q.a Q``QP`p p r,�r ?Po- 4F�G o'o \� I c3 rR A 0�aQ,b ~ Qa Qb�V1O 9ye4�f C?p Qa D o r o�a P?o-,�M. 3 ° D° o� O QaO ea a c30 N o�4'(^E, ci Q-o- ao . o •0 9j'F'�7i 0 tics�a 00 F C30 F4 N PLANNING ZONING 9211.56 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP NOTE ARE I'll E- HIGH, CENTERTHE.1 wAv CITY OF LE END III SINGLE 111-11111IN11 ADOPTED MA IN 7 1960 DIED ___BEE'DENCE G'E'GRG' ...... .....L `='NE-T I'LE S-N.E IElNlCl Rlcr PLA NINING COMMISSION RE50LUTION HUNTINGTON BEACH A CITY COUNCIL—OPLI-NCI .154 AMA AMENDED MARCH 28,1960 ORD NO 756 SINGLE 111ILY PI1111 1BIEL.PMEN1 DISTRICT AMENDED JUNE 19,1961 ORD NO.847 p- _,IHE'R_ ORANGE COUNTY,- CALIFORNIA AMENDED NOVEMBPR,6,196 ORD NO 876 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERIAL AMENDED MAY 7- 196 ORD,NO 900 LCE =�C BUSINESS DIlTNIlT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED OCTOBER 1, 9 ORD NO 929 "4] 111EBOAL DISTRICT 101,174,IT5,201,237,266,281,282,342.M7 AMEND N 3. SUP IX LEG SND '.:NCE. CECENIBE 962 ORD NO 938 F ED AUGUST 5,1963 ORD NO E2 AMENDED AUGUST 19,1963 ORD NO.6 CIl7 CONNISNED IRH OIL P I""'.."...H BET-1 LINE RI-PD5-0 QUINCY AVE L 16 C2 LD-' dfo P_T R-I R2 R2-0 R 5 JE],r R--1 IF -- � ` D HE'EH"EH —. LOMA AVE R3-0 R5-0 ao RI RI RI RI RI aoaao DO sso ED, RI-0 RI 330 410! —RI - 0 ? NASHVILLE B, I;' R5 RI-0 THIRTEENTH ST RI AVE. 300 CRf D _RI RI y-c sr R 5 8 RI IRI RI MEMPHH5 IOEO ELEVENTH, 'R 2-70 0 ? ? l?? RI R III cu N I, IN R --27- w m I ' I Q-�a a R 2" FR 0 EC DC ? LINCOLN ANE R3 C4 <ORI RI m M =2-0 01 L 0- D.- NT RI OR2 B� R R? RI F IYZR Z KNOXVILLE AVE Qti a RI R=2-0 y 0 P, cq C4 R 2 ? -wK-1 L¢-Jl D, L ? I-ET AlE 0 0 NO HE51F-91 r ,�s O �O<, ?ry O ay O R'A R20�l_.1W��IJ.���1 c�l [,c�-=a D2-o L- 14 (3Dp c �Fnj I I IIDIANAPOLIS AVE, RZ-O R3 7R2 0 EN 10, 0 -]0 G:V HARTFORD AVE tip FIR-�7 - 0 R 2-0 -o F7- 0 0 0'PO O �� O DO �I O� v ca 0 , 1?A a D/I N R Ll F GEN-A _ °<� Pa a DO FW7 Rib FR 1-. .?,�S DA Q-� M M FRANKFORT .��b0 Q- O DQ �.y`'h D� R 3-0 C, ? ? 9 13-0 0 In 2 PA � � D O � a� � � ELMIRA AVE _ A P A S a O P� "' R 3-0 o O R3-0 0 0 0 SO 0 DETROIT AVE Rs-0R 5-0 Dc > FR Fq CHICAGO 0 AVE \ s oaO O�V OO aj f R3_0 0 M 2 cl C"t u, BALTIMORE / \ O A y �� c, �T C3-0 Off, ATLANTA AVE I PLANNING ZONING 9211.57 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 12-6-11 1�-E -- ---- 11FEET NOTE N' IN CITY OF oTrl,=i�OE o_.T OF NAY NL cExiEN LEGEND r [A� s Cal AU._AN '�"T'������®� �� e C ADOPTED AUGUST 15.1960 xIxOL[ F4MILr ecslOExcc�ro sralci �pvll 1{/��i 1 ou L PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION O s CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 785 AMENDED FEBRUARY 6,061 ORD NO 814 coMM�rvirr euslrv[ss R cr I AMENDED MAY 15,1961 ORD NO 839 'Cl, NE ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA AMENDED DECEMBER 4,1961 ORD NO 87 RKT Y AMENDED MAY�, 1962 ORD NO 900 0 Two FA 1—1 TAL 01sTNIcr AMENDED SEPLEMBER I7 1962 ORD NO 923 AMENDED By ZONE CASE' AMENDED JANUARY 21, 1963 ORD NO B48' 145,161,213,215,23't,261,300,316,394 AMENDED DUNE 3,1963 ORD NO %B AMENDED FEBRUARY 3,1964 ORD.NO.1034 SUFFIX LEGEND . Or As ADOPT[0 ar .-NIM oe0 All Qo cOMelxcO wnN OIL IN—C-N � -- SETBACK LIVE ADAMS * AVE I, c 4 'LC 2 J N 0] 14000 f R4 —Y d R2 1 A-11 G2 Y w 4 T xRI 3 R I R I � m 3s J MUNSTER OR r7 RI RI mRl RI oJ aRI RI 9+ ALLO� DR 5YR1 RI RI y RI . RI RI RI AVE INDIANAPOLIS y FR . RI RIRRoNR RI REILLY A1—Y m RI RI RI MERNJi10 C R I SUNSET OR rzR I __ xrRI KINGFISHER OR R I 464 RI RI RI �C i RI6AB1 R I > C, _ UJ _ R3 Z U E o'E Z a a R I 0I w a oo a D w a U NOWBIRD DRLL d 3 CI RI $ Z,J IL 4/ r ATLANTA AVE r PLANNING ZONING 9211.63 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 14®6-11 T•ry■■ems, ■g■M.� NOTE: CITY ®1 ]� OIwCNB NI]R[IN.I.T Di W]Y u x�r6Eo o E"I�rExo To TxE c]xra or wa RIa�or rAY, LEGEND: ® ERDREe51ONAL,wOTEL,TRAILER M DI]TRIDT ® MITCD MDLTIrIE MwILY RESIDENCE DI]TRICT /'� BEACH �-yTT ® SIxSLE rWILY RESIDENCE DI]TRICT �Y T�Tr�Y�� •��� ■ ■ ,•�9 T ADOPTED MARCH TTN,OWY © ]xDRUME DI]TRICT U1r I ■■OJT LK WL •per]. CITY NG COMMISSION ILORDINA RES40754 �xmAL ]0]Ixfp ERBCRItt CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO 754 [EJf xEwNRmro]D cowwEau4l DISrflICT AMENDED MATT,1962 OR0.N09OO9W WFFIX LEOEN ANED M 3,19 ORD.NO F-TI fLGDI WITH OIL DCIDORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ]E BKN 4xE AMENDED BY ZONE CASE; 25T,291 G� a ] (✓�0 9Q � ATIANTA STREET Gy G� L C/ i P G G Gip � R 5-0 C3- Aq C3-0 �1 c i R 5-0 s, q�F �GF R 5-0Lr J w 0 C 3-0 x v, f 00FgN x RHO I i i i I I i PLANNING ZONING § 9211.64 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 24-6-II NOTES $rINENDED TO o TEND Tn CITY ®F of EN.I4HT HE "=rwIET LEGEND .ousrxi.ouiviar Nc /'�� BEACH � //�� p EH =$T-T �T I � p �T ` ���T p,' A �� ADOPTED MARCH 1TH,1960 ORESTNI[TEO WMUfRCTONIMG OISigICT ■■<.J, .■■8 ■■i ■V.r .HY*yJ�1//'91 PLANNING 60 MMARCH RESOLUTION I.T 0. Ci CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 754 AMENDED.MARCH 20,1961 ORD NO 826 ORANGr COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 156,158, _ 1 5 13 IB 2419 R,e 9 0• M2 0 o c� cr\ �A c MI-A M4 I ,w`�^ �C PE`D P O $ l O 9rP f\ �C+�PPtos \NEB y c R5HT�OrON Oq\ I A 9 i 9 C�iC f,fti 9 1 I � O O ZONING 9211.351 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 24-5-12 w,�r NOTE .0 acwmNe w tlu w r¢T CITY OF IKD�rlO Ql(IO TOM COVICII or a w a ur LEGEND: ®aslac roar Namcwz Dana. ®mNrwrrr wlsnrm mrllcT PP OO EN I615 PL141 CONNSUON RESOLUT ONHUNTINGTON BEACH CRYNCOUNCIL-OWMUNCE O 01 NEKED aTBbnat ruwEa r IS.IDNLL m1M1[T MARdI 16,Nb/OIR N0.WII ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: W,40/ Tll 4H ct. HRH .a b'6 0, 9 4 G �HriHc�'�c Per �p PACIFIC OCEAN Rl P^\ t d PLANNING ZONING § 9211.352 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 19-5-11 l000 s4E N.E NOTE' NO CITY OF IS INTENDED TO T°Ew.T E CENTER LEGEND cX O SIN4EE Esully..-ENLE-T-T HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED MARCH 20,*61 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITT CO'JNLIL—ORDINANCE N NO 824 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 7ZEDINGER AVE \co cN �gP 9D �P ua Coo PP � \\, R RI \ p 9 R� s Q P\ �O ° O R I eP QL ° ��op°3v RI °Oyu T OR c1 R I R a �91 3 PLANNING ZONING 9211.441 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 29-5-11 I-a ° T 'p�y�1�' NOTE: CITY OF LEGEND: Gxr or wnv exrcx 0 s ROLE xlcT ©z C._NT,_NE.omRlcr Ham' NTIN/�y► ON BEACH ADOPTED MARCHDI AN 1961 ■U� 1■ 1 1I •evT'I 1 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE ,NO 97 ME ANDED JUNE 24,1963 Ofl0.N 9T8 AMENDED NOVEMBER 18,1963 ORD.NO 1019. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: - 332 1 -- sETxncx LINE OP 8 _ 0 Rd WARNER AV + RI RI a R! V Wpl RI RI ..� b 1ON ILL o i o RI J RI o ! EDGEWATER < RI I RI RIORION AT C2 ALAODIN DR.J RI �. R I w COUPTNEV RI } WARNER AVE — LOS PATOS —AVE G \ �S �O i F 0o RE—ED By THE HUNRNGTON 9 ,L fR PLANNING ZONING 92 I.442 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 30-5-11 iNOT ME CITY OF of= SEA ,o.NA. o .HE E„.E„ LEGEND'„„ ®SINGLE SAND.RE„DENCE„I=.RICT HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED MARCH 1961 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION � CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCENCE NO 624 I ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA I i i z' w s RI a� E„ q RI m o R A �, 9c �T ALADDIN OR 3 19ci.� 5 3 i /^ WARNER AV i l c° 9� Fq 2 q GLON BFw H S 921 �? t and ties case uncertaintyre a to . Fies ofi any districts the following rules shall applyo S 9213 Street�l 'es Bch da Where said bounden areindicate as approximate y A ow ng street lines,, alley tines, or lot lines, such lines shall be construed to be said bounda. Ties© (493o3b41) S B 14 Use f Sc a Whet of Di id d Where a district bound. ary d vet a lot, t 1®cat on o suc un ary, unless indicated by dimensions or by the rule in secti6n 9213 shall be Bete tned by use of the scale appearing can said map. , (4953-.b-.2 596a7) S 921 erminat i® b` - , If, after the application of the a ove rules, uncerta ntTex sts as to any district boundary, the Council shall, upon written request,, interpret the map and determine said bouxadaryo and said determination shall be final and made a per. manent.. Public record. (495o3obo3) m 921 ,E S ,re_et, s °_ Public struts and alleys shall not be a part any str ct� uenever a public street or alley is officially abandoned, the regulations applicable to the abutting pro- perty shall apply to said vacated street or alleyQ but i+ such street, prior to abandonment, separated two districtsQ then the districts on both sides shall extend to the center, of said abandoned street or allleyh (495-032.0 S 92 i ica i n o• P o d s, The provisions of Chaptors 92, 9 _8r1d 4 -Jove . ng t e use of land' buildings and structures, the sizes of yards about buildings and structures, t o height and bulk of buildings g the density of population, and other provisions of Chapters 929 93 arxd 94 are hereby declared to be in effect upon all land ins _ cluded .wi.thin the boundaries of each and every district established y Mapiters 92, 93 and 94. (495a3od) C ssification . #named land d cl Pied Pra .e tom, - A-ay laMe Neres ter annex to, car nso- ate w t t e ty o Aunt nod ton Beach, 6r any land which, for any reasons is not designated on the �ot�i � maps, or a pre-zoning maps, as being classified in an of the zones es to .isaacd hereby shall be de-omed to be zoned R-1 (Singh a amity Residence District.) (4950 M , 1009) is Zonin of �r� a tie side of Ci a The City Count: tern des t�bat a c ty a social axa econom c fe is seldom 11mited to t o area within its corporate limits!, that .a real need xU;,t.s to consider zoning and ph sisal planningon the basis of the ea�;i.vtI-ng and developing area ratKer than only the areas currently within gChe City limits ; that State law recagni.zees the existence of the close relationship between a city and the area contiguous t` oreto,, In view of such policy and purpose and the possibility of annexation of adjoining lands,, the City urndertakes to establish an expansion of a Con intent lan6-use pattern that shall prevail if and when areas contained within such expanded plans to annex to the City. For that i PLAN G i ISTRZCTING S 9 19 L i purpose pre-zoning maps may be developed and adopted in the same manner prescribed by this Ordinance Code, for the classification or reclassification, of property within the City, including procedures for and concurrent consideration of variances, conditional use per. mits and site ptanso (1009) S 9219.1 ' nin St us of Anne�ced Pro e�°ties If a pre zoning map or an area as een a opts t en suc annexe property contained therein shall, upon becoming part of the City, possess the classification indicated on the detailed prezoning, map, and such portions of the prey zoning map governing properties so annexed shah, become part of the City°s zoning map and thereafter be subject to all of the provisions of this Ordinance Code. If a prezoning map for an area has not .been, adopted then such area shall, upon annexation, be deemed to be class,. fied Rm1 until reclassified in the manner prescribed by law, or unless at the time of annexation and effective thereupon, a different zoning classification has been established by the adoption of an interim zoning ordinance. (1009) ~ ARTICLE 922 EFFECT OF DISTRICTING S 9221. Iner 1 Prohibitions, Except as otherwise provided in Chapters 9a and i 92 2 N nconformin Ruildi Mo in AlteLi r on Use No buildS ng, structure or port on t ereo , es gne , arrange or intended to be occupied or used for any purpose or" in any manner other than those permitted by Chapters 92 93 and 94, or amendments thereof, in the district in which such building or structure is located or pproc� posed" to be located, shall be erected, constructed, or established, moved, altered, added to,, enlarged, or used. (495,4oa) S 9223 N nc nfo in U No building, structure, land or lot shall a used for any purposes or in any manner other than those per- mitted by Chapters 92 93 and 94, or any amendments thereto, in the district in which sued building, structure, land or lot is located. (495a4ob) PLANNING DISTRICTING S 2224. S 9224. Violation of Height Limit. No building or structure shall be erected, reconstructed, structurally altered, built upon to exceed in height the limit for buildings or structures designated for the district in which such building or structure is'located, (495:4:c) S„_2?21. Encroaching upon Yard. Setback. No building or structure shall be erected, built, rebuilt, altered, enlarged or moved on any'lot or building site so as to encroach upon any yard or open space required or in such a way as to fail to conform to the yard, setback, and open spaces required for the district in which such building is located. (495:4:d) S 9225.1. Patio in rear_►ard: A covered patio which is attached to the main building may encroach into the required rear yard to within five (5) feet of the rear property line, measured from the edge of such covering, provided the side yards required for such main building are maintained for the covered patio. The portion of the covered patio extending into the required rear yard shall be completely unenclosed on three sides except for the necessary supporting structural members except that such covered patio may be screened-in with fully ventilating screen. This provision shall apply to any type of roof or covering including open- frame or 18egg-crate" structures and provided further that not more than 5 0% of the required rear yard shall be covered by the aggregate of all roofs. 097.1) ARTICLE 923 . NONCONFORMING BUILDINGS, USES S 2 1. Uses of Land: Changing to Conforming Uses. A nonconforming use of any land may be continued or changed to a conforming use or to a use of a more restricted classification. (495:5:a:l) 5 2Q1.1 Extending of Use of Lot. A nonconforming use which is not housed in a building or structure, but occupies a lot or portion thereof shall not be enlarged or. extended to any other portion of the lot or any other lot not actually. so occupied at the time such use became nonconforming as a result of the adoption of Ordinance No. 495. (495:5:a:2) S 9231.2 Resuming of Nonconforming Use. No nonconforming use shall be resumed, re-established, or reopened after it has been abandor,4--d, discontinued or changed to a conforming use. 3 2Q1.21 Ti C nstitutinn A nonconforming use shall be deemed to be discontinued or abandoned when such use has ceased to operate or to be operated or to exist as a nonconforming use for a period of six (6) months. (495:5:a:3) S 2D2. Nonconforming Buildings: Continuing. Ameliorating, Conformity. A nonconforming building may continue to be maintained or may be changed to a building of a more restricted classification, or to a conforming building. (495:5:b:1) D STRICTINCmot S S I n n E �e Build 'IV t ve Date A nonconforming build. spec ca � Bu "'a 0 c i a P _1 � s '9' Ing Or on ere, w ly designed horn beyond porti t w c a reasonable le 00 uht i) intended by the nature of its arrangement and construction) o be occupied or used in a way which would be non. p 93 and 94 s, bu r Chapters s 9 conforming de te 2 t was not so occupied I became ff c at the t me Ordinance No,,, 49 became effective, may be occupied or used for the purpose for which it was designed arranged or intended,, provided such building is so used within one (1) year after the effective date of Ordinance No,, 4950 otheroise the use of such building shall conform to the provipions Pf Chapters 92, 93, and 94, (495-,5-,bo.2) S 9234� s,_A1_terattonjs._ Re airs or interior alterations which -do' not -enlarge or increase t9e height of a nonconforming building may be made, (495-,5-,b-,3) IL.113.1, No c nformn Additi ns E-.1-terior Alter dos Non non- Con at- e-W o or enlarged or Conforming Yu=iing or structures altered on the i 21.AMIWG DISTRICTING S 9234. i i S 923. Repa3.�A er$t o o Repairs or interior alterations which do not en'Lar a �r increase e height of a. nonconforming ring build- ing may be made. 49505oba3) S 9235. N6119-gonformi Addition xter A ter tions No nonconfo ng 'RaIlding or structGri e s —Ell be added to ®r en arged ®r altered on the Mit # * . • ♦,. ' u } ,. . ♦ ;.. ;. ;, � -.',.. '.-�. is 1, ,`.r .^ 'i � ;:L� f t` r :f is ♦ F". ':+F �.-: t �" `t '.:*' •� t�' .!�t.�� . '�i- a� r _ �-k '�I,„ ..�!° • is i'P� w: �: �� �,�;-. • Y F .i i .*, a ♦ :! i; ♦ �' ♦ i. �t, ter' '• .i t tt J ." K y 9241 /�' � ,, .> ,.�.. :.�• ��•�,�. gin =.�:,, ARTICLE 924 WhDITIOVAL EXCEPT- IONS' AND ISM. PERMITS ARTICLE 924 CONDITIONAL EXCEFTIONS ,. the general purpose and intent of Chapters 92, 93 are, 94 occur thro-utvb strict application of their provisions the Commt,,*siot�j, Yi n' Its own motl6n,, written request of the Couaci or receipt of a etition. prepared in accordance' ,with Sectton. 41.. E to the provisions of Chapters 92, 93$ and 4, provised that so doing will not defeat its general pmpose o (757.1) aV . Repealed - Ord,, No. 9720 Repealed - Ord. No. 97L 1 2' 4 n4Repealed - Ord. No. 972.1 i I ' i I 92 S, 9242 Petition for Exce do F )rm Petitions for Condit Vc�6O s S a e M A on arms prepared by the the grounds for such caSitional a cep fauns and all How relied Won to shoesA Chaters 92, 93 and 54 should not be s ril gW . interpreted and enforced relative to the property or IsWcal use involved. pear � m b : 4�compd p V pM Seciffenninno or other perti matter whic the C fission may red ua t larOx ,also showt 9060) pry° 924 E Ce �;i �L circurn t c s 3 That thou a, . ,: � ,. � S WrAVE able to the land, Hilda. s. or premises voled; or to line Intended use of samm, that K not apply genewally to twe vv .*;w--r perry on class of uses in the sum district. (495 0 Q_. IV 92 3.0- W"Cessity tW MRAW.Sao q 7hat &� -P' condo � p ions are cessaf ,. Or �� pry r �y�> .iztd anjoyment of substantial property ri . a a (490 0 W) S 92430. A gnee of Detrimenjl That the granting Such d p a be materially detaknestal to the public health, safety. and Wfary or injurious to tha conforming land, property% r i pr stems is the neigh rhoW gi" the r Orty for �sP .c��a such conditional.. septa« to ought. (490 �0 S 92 W O d Vaith. That the pp�,�.�w W"t- s i o d able 0 �� out N e purposes for W'ich, the conditional e bezy .; ion is zoughty that he wilt proceed to deg so without unnsesoaar v e ( 900 S 9244. HR chef Grrz� a toad Ati uat eycapt- �r to may be �3�a. S g ��. WWI or C mm ssion h-0 1 Wd a public pearly XsAve to the proposed ounditional ewception as provided d in Anticl : 926 .a:g `.�mw-#�s -. for the rmumg 0 'Orr« to ya YT he o"S of Chaptess 92, 93 and 94 are included in his Vanes byea ro of the A OS ����A of farseeing and providina felf all ; l . t. Maki it possible to adjust said povylGlony ti e payl, And „`- f said Myters 0 508d) DISTRICTIM S 9246 S 9246. Chime of District BoRnAaKy A District boundary 9ba1l_n'Z=te cf Inge _b�jc;�; N one excepti6ns. (495:6-04) s 9247. Terms Conditions Tim Limit Guarantees The Council or Co FpMlon may prescribe the terms and conditions upon rich a conditional exception may be granted and set a time limit for the diuratio of such conditional exception, and may require guarantees, in sueb form as it may deem proper under- the circumstances, to insure that the pur- poses for which said exception is granted will be fulfilled, and that the conditions of the exception will be met. No Commission action gover-, ing disposition of Conditional Exception shall beco'=: ' effective prior to the lapse of the 10 day appeal period. (751.3) 9248. .evocation forDelay. The Council may revoke any conditi(x al enzoptlon T--w- V Ic as not been accomplished witbir. a -urpose 0 0 period of six (6) months from the to it was granted. (495:6:f) S 9248.1. Time Limit. Each Conditional Exception authorized under the or-o-VI-sons ol"Ifil-s-=rt cle wbicb is not actually established, or the actual construction commenced veitbin one (1) year from the date of -final approval shall become null and void. For the purpose of this Section, actual construction means that construction has started and is proceeding without undue delay. Prepar- ation of plans, securing financial arrangements, issuance of building-, Permits, letting of contracts, grading of the property, or stock piling of materials on the site shall not constitute actual construction. When any use of land, bu:Uding, we premises established under the'. provisions of this Article has been discontinued for a period of one (1) year, it shall be unlawful to again use such laild, building or pre® ate?ses for such .discontinued use unless a subsequent Conditional Exceptiort is aporgved. (979) S 9248.20 Chan Re of Dit-trict Classification. . When 4ny use ,df land builds nj,_-drpre e provisions of this Article and there is a ,subsequent change in Distr ict Classification that allows said use of land, buildingD or premises 411 provisidns of said District Classification shall syrevail and the Conditional Ezeept- ion shall becom null and void. (9795 S 9248.30 - lication After Denial. If a Conditional Exception has - 1 M ic � TMETMZ&T-Tx—ceptian li: ati.®n covering the been M01-1-�p®rF% same premises for the same or similar use sball?age filed or considered v4.thln the period of one (1) year from the date the determination thereof became final. (979) - S 9249. Use Permits. Use perActs, revocable, conditimnal or valid for a7'termk psr`;E�Ea�y-=e , ssuad for any of the uses or purposes for -whicb sucb permits are required or pa-L-mitted by, the terms of the antington Beach Ordinance Code. (806.2) PLANNING DISTRICTING S, 924901 & 9249.1 Application. (a) Application for Use Permit shall be made to ilie Planning Commission in writing on a form pre- scribed by the Commission and shall be accompanied by plans and ' elevations necessary to show the detail of the proposed building or use. Such application shall be accompanied by a fee of Seventy Five and No/100 Dollars ($75.00) . (806, 1035) S 9249.2 Public HeariLn- ,,s . (a) No public hearing need be held thereon, provided that the Planning Commission may hold any hearing as it deems necessary (b) When a public hearing is deem"ed necessary, notice of such hearing shall be given by publication in the official newspaper of the City and byposting said notice in not less than two (2) conspicuous places on or close to the property at least ton (10) days prior to, the hearing or by mailing said notice, postage prepaid, at le;.,-,.st five (5) days prior to the hearing to all property owners whose names and addresses appear on the latest adopted tax roll as owning property within a distance of three hundred (300) feet from the exterior boundaries of applicant 's property. (806.2) S 9249. 3 Action by Commission. (a) In order to grant any Use Permit the findings of the Planning Commission shall be that the establishment , maintenance,, or operation of the use or building applied for will not ,under the circumstances of the particular case, be detrimental to the health, safety, peace, morals,, comfort , and general welfare of persons. re- siding or working in the neighborhood of such proposed use or be detrimental or injurious to property and improvements in the neighborhood or to the general welfare of the City. - (b) The Planning Commission may designate such conditions in connection with the Use Permit , as it deems necessary to se- cure the purposes of this Article and may require such guarantees and evidence that such conditions are being or will be complied *,-,,ith. In cases where the Use Permit is refused, the Planning Commission shall state. its reasons for such refusal. Use Permits shall not become effective for fifteen (15) days after being granted, and in the event appeal is filed, said permit shall not be- come effective until a decision is m�ade by the City Council on such appeal. (806.2) _ 5]' 9249.4 Repealed ® Ord® No. 972.1 S 9249.5 Effect. No building or zoning permit shall be issued in any case where a Use Permit is required by the terms of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code unless and until such Use Permit has been granted by the Planning Commission or in theevent of appeal, by the City Council and then only in accordance. with the terms and conditions of the Use Permit granted. (806.2) PLANNING DISTRICTING S 92496� S 9249 6o Revocation for Dela-7 The Council may revoke any L'_ MIN' accomplished Use Peitt-F-th %vey�uzi��Ne_ �Z�-_has not been within a period of six (6) months fromthe date it was granted. (979) S 9249 7 Time Limit. Each Use Permit authorized under the provisions of th'1?_s_Wr_F1`=1e which is not actually established, or the actual. construction commenced within one (1) year from the date of final approval shallbecome null and void. For the purpose of this .Section,, actual construction means that construction has started and is proceeding without undue delay. Pre- paration of plans, securing financial arrangements, issuance of building permits, letting of contracts, grading of the property, or stock piling of materials on the site shall not constitute actual construction. When any use of land, building, or premises established under the provisions of this Article has been discontinued for a period of one (1) year, it shall be unlawful to again use such land, building,, or premises for such discontinued use unless a subsequent Use Permit is approved. (979) S 9249o8. A'mlication After Denial. If a Use Permit has been denie , no Y- h—er"U-s'e Fe-- —rL—m:--r.—a—p-p—fi'cat 9 'ion covering the same premises T u .Ft for the same or similar use shall be filed or considered within the period of one (1) year from the date the determination thereof became finalo (979) i DISIJUCTRE S 925,1. ARTICLE 925 HEARINGS Peal—r-e2d" 51 P lic Heari s Public Hearings may be held when- ever in any matter relative to administration of Chapters 92, 93 and 94. (495a7a1, 556Ui) H rMe b s i.on before Parable Re+o m- . Map es A pu l is earl a 11 be held y the Corms s ion, or its authorized agent, prior to recommending that -a condi- tional exception .be granted. (495p7020 556.1) 9251 2 'Heari s Re Cbr in Ba rieies. a.ss i P e er 5u e t m Aga tints relative to ch i.striet aries, rec assi ying of property or uses therein or other substantial amendments hereto shAll be accomplished only after such public hearings as are required In said matter t ' b�+ the -"Conservation and PlanningAct" as the same now is or as o see mayhereafter be amended o 4�95 U 0 3 0 556:1) S �95- tine a eruali caiNotice e time, p ace, and purpose of a _pu is hearings held by. -either the Council or the Co mission, together with the bomdaries or a description, of the property or area under consideration,, shall be given by at least one: publication there- of in a newspaper of general circulation in this City, at least ten (10) days before the date of said hearing. 3 9251 Aid iti. Notice If any such hearLn is to be held syr Comlissxon and Is relative to a proposal which would alter district boundaries, additional notice shall be given by -, (495u7;10 556401) PLANNING DISTRICTING S 9253.1 S 9253.1 Posti.n Noti.cesa Time., Posting public notices thereo �t ess`an ® ays prior to the date of said hearing mentioned therein S 9253 Distance between Ubti des. Such notices shah be p'.a.ce i;;t more t an � feet apart along lath ladles of the street or streets abutting the property said proposal seeks to affect. S 9253.12 Extension be and limits of Pro pert Such p€,sti.ng s all extend al®ng jai street or streets a ietance of not less than 300 feet beyond the exterior limits of said property® S 9253.13 Limits of Extension. Posting shall not, however, be required within 2T77e`et cif or below the extreme high tide sine . inn the Shore- .. PLANNING DISTRICTING § 9254. � a line District or more than 600 feet in each direction upon .such street front- cige from the building or the actual area subject to the purpose for which the action is requested. § 9254. Form of Posted Notices. Such posted notices shall have a heading entitled, "Notice of Use District Hearing," printed in plain type not less than one (1) inch in height, and in small type shall be a state- ment of the time, place and purpose of said hearing together with the boundaries of the property involved or a description of such property. j [495:7.1:1. 556:1] I § 9255. Mailing of Notices in Lieu of Posting. In lieu of posting no- tices as provided above, notice may be given by mailing a postal card or other notice, containing the same information required for said posted notices, not less than 10 days prior to the date of hearing mentioned there- in, to the owners of all property described in said proposal and to all f owners of property within 300 feet of the exterior boundaries of said des- cribed property, using for this purpose the last known address of such owner or the address given for such owners as shown on the latest rec- ords of the City Collector. [495:7.1:2. 556:1] § 9256. Time of Hearing. If, in response to a proposal, a hearing is i to be called, it shall be called within 65 days of the filing date of said proposal unless a time extension is made by mutual agreement in writ- ing. [495:7.2.. 556:1] § 9257. Rules: Continuances. The Council and the Commission may respectively prescribe its own rules and regulations for conducting its hearing and taking testimony, and may continue hearings, when neces- sary. [495:7.3. 556:1] § 9258. Summary Denial. The Commission may recommend that a ipetition be denied; and the Council may deny a petition without a public hearing. [495:7.4. 556:1] i ARTICLE 926 AMENDMENTS I § 9261. Boundary, Classification, Yard Amendments after Hearings. The boundaries of said districts, the classification of property and uses permitted within the various districts, and said yards and other open spaces required hereby, may be changed, reclassified, abandoned, or added to, and any other substantial amendment to Chapters 92, 93 and 94 .may be made whenever the public necessity, convenience or general welfare may require, but only after such hearings as may be required by Chapters 92, 93 and 94 and The Planning Act. [495:8:a] § 9262. Initiation of Proceedings. Such proceedings may be initiat- ed by: § 9262.1 By Owner. The petition of any property owner who has prepared a petition in accordance with Article 928. [495:8:b:1] § 9262.2 By Commission. A Resolution of Intention of said Com- mission. [495:8:b:2] PLANNING DISTRICTING S 9262.3 S 9262.3 By Council. The written request or Resolution of Intention 6f the Council. (495 .8 .-b .3) ARTICLE 927 I K 'M'IINI S"J"R.AT ION S 92718 Effect of Recommendations of Commission. The recommendations of ffie-Commission in legislative matters shall be only ad- visory, but its decisions in other matters such as interpreting the provisions of Chapters 92, 93 and 94 passing on plans submitted to it in accordance herewith, and the disposition of petitions shall. be binding and effective, subject to appeal as hereinafter provided. S 9271 .1 Notice of Decisions of Commission. D&cisions of the 'Com- mission in respect to such matters shall be made in writing and submitted to the person requesting them, or in the case of a petition to the person verifying the petition, within 5 days after final action in the matter; and such notice shall be considered notice to all signers of said petitions. (495a9 .a) S 9"072. ApELal. (97202) S 91272.1 Appeal b Applicant or Interested Parties . Appeal may be made to the City Council from any decision, determination or requirements of the Planning Commission by filing notice there- of in writing with the City Clerk within ten (10) day after such decision or determination or requirement is made. Such notice shall set forth in detail the action and grounds by and upon which the applicant or interested party deems himself aggrieved. (972.3) S', 9272.2 - Challenge by Council. The City Council or any member thereof may request in writing, without explanations with- in the 10 day period for appeal , a hearing before the City Council to consider any decision or determination or requirement of the Planning Commission. (972. 3)' S. 9272. 3 Report . The City Clerk shall report the filing of such notice to the Planning Commission and a written report shall be submitted to the City Council by the Planning Commission or shall be represented at the hearing, The party whose decision, determination or requirement by the Planning Commission is upon , appeal , may submit a written report to the City Council for con- sideration. (97203) S 92072.4 Notice, The City Clerk shall give notice of any such appeal to all property owners within 300 feet of any property on which an appeal to the City Council has been fil'ed. To' cover the expenses of said notice, , a $75.00 fee shall be paid by the appellant . This .notice fee must be paid at the time notice of appeal is filed. (972, 1035) PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS ARTICLE 072 (e) L222 Street ® A minor street which forms a loop and returns to the same street from which it originated. A street forming a connection between two other streets is not considered a loop street. . -(f) Street ® An improved traveled way provided the primary access to abutting property. ARTICLE 972 TENTATIVE MAP (676) S 9720. Subdivision Committee. In order to expedite the proeessing of tentative maps it is recommended that subdividers meet with the Subdivision Committee of *,the Planning Commission prior to filing the tentative map, (727.1) S 9721,, Tentative Map. Of subdivision of four or less lots . S 9721. 1 Filing and Approval . (a) Four copies of the tentative map of proposed subdivision of any land into four (4) or less lots shall be filed with the Planning Commission. (b) The tentative map shall show the dimensions of the proposed lots or division and any other information deemed necessary by the Subdivision Committee'. W Prior to recommending approval to the City Council , the Planning Commission shall determine whether the proposal is in conformity with law and this Ordinance, whether the size and shape of' the pro- posed lots is in general conformance to the City requirements , and whether all the proposed lots will have proper and sufficient access to a public street . Recommendation for approval shall be by majority vote of the members of the Planning Commission and shall be noted by endorsement on the maps_. One copy of the approved map shall be re- tained in the files of the Planning- Commission and the balance for--., warded to' the City Council . (d),' Approv al of the tentative map by the City Council shall be deemed ' as final approval. and no final mapneed be submitted, except when the City Council 'may require that all the provisions of this Ordinance pertaining to subdivision into five (5) or more lots be complied with where it is the opinion of the Planning �;ommission that the intent is to ultimately subdivide into five (5) or more lots. S 9721 .1 Tentative Map. Of subdivision of five or more lots. S-111971"11. 3 FiljpA. Twelve (12) copies of a tentative map and state- ment of the proposed subdivision of any land into five (5) to fifty (50) lots shall be submitted to the Planning Department at least fifteen (15) days prior to filing at the meeting of said Com- mission, at which said consideration is desired, together with a filing fee of $100.00. Over fifty (50) lots the filing fee shall be $100.00 plus $2.00 per lot for each lot over fifty (50) lots. (676 , 1035) plCt1S 'RIC' S 9272 5 { S 9272 5. Actin on A I The City Council' at its next �,� ling of said appeal shall set e uLre u s� ' o�`� . e said appeal for hearing to be held within 30 days thereafter or longer if requested by :spp6llanto Upon the heari o said appeal, the City Council, may: affirm, .overrules or d5y the decision appealed f: m and etiter such order or orders as are In -ha ny with the spirit mod.:purpdse of Chapters 92 1, :93 and 94 with reasons stated. Such dispositions of the appeal by the' City Council shall be made within 64 days after the hearing and $hail be final, (972.3) , S 9273. Repealed ® laird. No. 972d l S 927 Repealed Ord. No, 972®1 27 2 Repealed Q. Ord. Neu, 972,1 i 5 273 3 RepealeC m Orid. No. 97201 S 9274, Assistanrce' for 'Cowmission., The Commission may make SUCWGwells tons. .. Secur ee such advice, and bAve prepared such plin'd' azad reports as it may deem nsetessary to perform its duties and functions. (4950,7 d) S 9275 ' Records oi 16e�uis it�n Accurate and permanent recor s o' t J act$ o. e .ss on shall be kept-, and such j records shall have the same 'status as records of other admini.s. i . trative departments of the Ctty. (49509ae) S 9276. Failure f Co is ions to Act Failure of the Co mission to take a act o a�ns and m$tter submitted in accord-� anseyea herithi.thin 95 dais sub$equent to the date, of film or t�se date o ree� esnsce asf any matter to tote Co iss ion by te. . Council, shall be consie3es�e�1 �s decisioat of the Commission rec. ending that such matter or petition be denied-, and thereupon the Council may act directly' as to the matter') but under the same procedure and hearings prescribed for use by the Commission, provided,, however that written agreements for extension of time -in wbich to take final action -may be made o (49 S e 9 f) S 9277 n Fees to Cover Costs The Cou ncil ma preseri e fees to cover costs o est ussate expftgse involved In the granting of conditional exceptionss .or change of district w aries, (49g-09g) i - i k PLANNING DISTRICTING S 9277. matter to the Commis is ion by- the Couac i.l shall be cons i4ered .a decision of the Commission recommend,i.ng that such matter or petition be denied; and thereupon: thEe Council may act directly as to the matter, but under the same procedure and hearings pre- scribed for use by the Commission; provided, however, That written agreements for extension of time in which to take final action may be :made. (495.9f) S 9277. Fees to Cover Costs. The Cou-ijcii. may prescribe, f es t c9ver costs of estimated expense involved it the granting o con ftional exceptions or change of district boundaries. (495.9g) ARTICLE 928 PETI'T'I.ONS S 9281. Form of Petitions. The Coi i,ssi.on -ohali. prescribe the fog argil sc_Ope of petitions d accompanying date:, so as to assure the -fullest practicable- presentation of facts; and all petitions shall be made on such Norms, ( 95.10a) S 9282. Verification of 'Oeti.tionm Data. Ever petition for a co i7-on,ai exception, as rol vi.ded in Article 924; and for. amendments, as provided in Article 926, 's=jall include a statement by at least one property owner who has signed such pet—Iti.on, and whose property is affected th(brebyy. a.ttesting to the truth and correctness of all statements, maps and other d.a.ta presented with said petition; anal such ver:i.ficatioq shall. be signed and acknow- ledged before the- City Clerk or a lotary Public. (495. 1.0a) S 9283. Re ection. of Fault T'etition. Any petition which has not been prepare in accordance with these,--provisions need not be accepted or considered and may be rejected by the Council or the Commission. (495.10a.) S 9254, Filing F At the time such petition is filed, a fee of 25.®C shill be collected for the use; and benefit of the City and shall be deposited in its general fund. (750.1) S 9285. Additional Tees. Additional fees to cover costs of posh and advertising of hearings shall be required. (495. 10b) �599.25 S 9286. Fi li.ng- Reference of Fey: t Petitions shall be filed with the City Clerk and shall be preferred to the Co fission at its first meeting held subsequent to the time of such filing. (495>1ac) PLANNING DISTRICTING S 9281 . ARTICLE 928 PETITIONS S 9281. Form of Petitions , The Commission shall prescribe the form and scope of petitions end accompanying data, so as -to assure the fullest practicable present,,-Ition of facts ; and all petitions shall be made on such forms , (495 . 10a) S 9282. Verification of Petition. Data. Every petition for a con- ditional exception, as provided in Article 924, and for amendments , as provided in Article 926 , s-hall include a statement by at least one property owners .,,,ho has signed such petition, and whose property is affected thereby;,, attesting to the truth and correctness of all statements , waps and other data presented with said petition; and such verification shall be signed and acknow- 'I, hedged before the City Clerk or a Notary "Public. (495.10a) S 9283. Rejection of Faulty Petition.. Any petition which has not been prepared in accordance with these provisions need not be accepted or considered and may be rejected by the Council or, the Commission. (495 ,10a) S 9284. Filing At the time such petition is filed, a fee of 3_75.00 for a Conditional Exception and $150,�00 in the case of a Zone Change, shall be collected for the use and benefit of the City and shall be deposited in its general fund, (750, 1035) S 9285. Additional Fees , Additional fees to cover costs of posting and advertising of hearings shall be required. (495. 10b) S 9286. Filing. Reference of Petitions , Petitions shall be filed, with the City Clerk and shall be referred to the Uommission at its first meeting held subsequent to the time of such filing, (495. 10c) r PLANNING DISTRICTING S 9221, ARTICLE 929 YARDS 5 9291m Common Xards. No part of a yard provided for any building or structure on any lot for the purpose of complying with the provisions of .Chapters 92, 93 and 94 shall be included or considered as a part of a yard required by Chapters 92, 93 and 94, for any other building or structure on the same lot or an adjacent lot, (495,24i. 517.11) S 9292, Walks. Driveways, Eves, Railings: Yard provisions shall not excludes walks, driveways, eaves or railings. (897.2) S 2222.1 Landing, Porch, A landing place or uncovered porch may extend into the front yard to a distance of six feet (0) from the front line of the building, across not more than one half ( ) the width of the lot, provided that such landing place or porch shall have its floor no higher than the entrance floor of the building, S 9292E2 Stairs, Stairs from said landing to the ground may extend beyond six feet (61 ),- (495.24j, 517:12) S 9293, (Repealed 747,1) S 9293,1 (Repealed 747.1) S 9293,2 (Repealed 747,1) S 9293.3 (Repealed 747,1) S 9293.31 (Repealed 747.1) S 9293.4 (Repealed 747,1) S 9293.41 (Repealed 747.1) S 9293,5 (Repealed 747.1) S 9293.6 (Repealed 74701) S 9293.61 (Repealed 747a1) S 9293.62 (Repealed 747,1) S 9293.7 (Repealed 747,1) S 2294, Side Yard of Existing Narrow Lots. aide yards on lots under forty feet (401 ) in width existing prior to the effective date of Ordinance No. 495 need not be more than three feat (3e) in width. (495:24n, 517:16) -Z 92,954 d er �t. +fin a corner lot where yards are required and where the rear line of such corner lot abuts the side line of an adjoining lot, no accessory building or portion thereof shall be located within four feet (4e) of the common lot line of such lots. (495:24o. 517:17) S 9296. ' Fences, �b21s. Keqgea: Fences, walls, and hedges not exceeding. six (6e) feet in height may be located in the required side or rear yards, except as hereinafter provided. Fences, walls, or hedges which are not over three and one-half (311) feet in height may be located 3.n the required front ,yard, (897.2) FLAMING DIS`t'RIC'TIM S -9296 1 S 9296. 1 Fences Wells Hed es Ca, er Lot o Fences, E�ral s�, and e ges -not excee ng s x feet in height may be erected in the exterior side yard of a corner lot provided such shall not be closer than 30 feet to the front property line for traffic safety vision. (897,2) U5 W962 Fences Wells Fled es Reverse cornner Lon, Fences,, walls,anes not excee ng s x eet n e t may be erected in the exterior side yard of a reverse corner Sot provided there is .a corner cut off at the rear corner, measured along the rear and ex. terior side lot lines, equal to not less than 507. of the required front yard of the adjoining key lot, provided further that such fence, gall, or hedge shall not be closer than 30 feet to the front property line for traffic safety vision. (897a1) S 9296 3 Fences or L ndsc in at Street Inter ectiono Within the require front year or require exterior a yar o a corner lot there shall be no structure, fence, wall hedge, landscaping, or obstruction erected or maintained over 3k feet in height within a triangular area formed by measuring 30 feet along the front and exterior side lot lines and a line joining such points to form a hypotenuse. (89701) S9296.4 Fences W lis Hed es at alle ° At the intersection of an exterior side lof ine o a corner of with an alley there shall be no structure, fence, gall hedge landscaping or obstruction erected or maintained over 3t feet In height within a triangular area formed by measuring 10 feet along the alley and exterior side lot Lines and a line joining such points to form a hypotenuse. (897.1) S9296.5 He ht Measurement of Fence or_Wa3,Io_ ' The height of a, ence may a mea°s roeca a er s e 6 e fence. Provided, where a retaining wall is combined with a fence, _no portion of the retain. ing wall will be measured in meeting fence height xequirementsa. Any combination o£ retaining wall and fence over 8 feet high must be built so a variation in design or material will show between retaining portion and fence. Any fence and retaining wall combine. tion,over 6 feet in' height shall be designed without decorative block or cap block, except that decorative block equal in streng th to the main portion of the fence will be acceptable, (897.1, 971� IS 92 7 Rear Y rd Abu Street, AIle Parlco Where a wear lot ine of a cat a uts . an s coan�on to t e un ary of a streets alley or public park, the depth of the rear yard for such lot way be reduced by five feet (495224ro 517020) PLANNING RESIDENCE DISTRICTS CHAPTER 93 CHAPTER 93 RESIDENCE DISTRICTS ARTICLE 930o GENERAL 931 . R-1 DISTRIXT 932� RA DISTRICT 933. R2 DISTRICT 934. R-2-0 DISTRICT '935,, R-3 DISTRICT 936 R-1-0 DISTRICT 937� R-4 DISTRICT 938. R_4,�,O DISTRICT 939� R-5 DISTRICT AWFICLE 930 GENERAL S 9301 , Existina Residence on Rear of Lot. If, prior to the effect- ive J—ate ", Odom as d1we ling in the R-1 R-1-09 R2 or the R-2-0 District was located so that the major portion of such building was in the rear area of the lot as determined by a line drawn from the midpoint of one side of the lot to the midpoint of the other side of the lot, one additional dwelling may be built or established on the front part, of said lot. S 9302. Additional Dwellincy -_to Conform, Said additional dwelling an its location and use, and t e use o �M. such lot shall conform with d R Chapters 92, 93 and 94 in every other respect. (495,1:24b. 51704) S 9303. . ASSII;Is2oly tM_ Jju�ildings without Main Build1R,,,;, a It sh ' 11 be lawful to construct,, erect or locate on any lot in. the R-1, R-1-0, R-2 -or R-2-0 Dis 0%. car private garages r other accessory buildings, , without a permissible main building. (495.24d. 517 6) S 9304. EncroachiB& Doors. Every private garage building, or portion R`amain-'9u-M1F1ng used I-rf garage purposes excepting in Districts C-3, C-3-0� M-1-0. or M-2-0 shall be so equipped that the doors when open or being opened will not project beyond any lot line of the lot in which such building is located; and when said doors open onto an alley, the wall or portion thereof containing said doors or door- way shall be atleast six feet (61 ) from the line forming the common boundary between said lot and the alley. (495a24e,, 517-17) S 9305. Setback of Accessory BuilLddin s. No separate accessory uilding on any lot in Yny resi Rinl7istrict shall be located closer to the front lot line of such lot than a distance of fifty feet (500 ) ; provided that this regulation shall not prohibit access- ory 'buildings in othez-wise permissive locations in the rear one-half of any such lot. (495-.24L. 517-114) S 93W Setback of Structures in, Rear of Corner Residential Lot. In the rear yard of a corner lot Ln any except the C-3, C-3-0� M-1-0, or M-2-0 Districts, no accessory building and/or structure, or tart thereof, shall be es tab- PLANNING RESIDENCE DISTRICTS, S 9307 lished or located closer to the exterior side lot line than the width of the exterior side yard for such lot ; and if the rear lot line of such corner lot abuts the sidelline of an adjoining lot then no such accessory buildings , and/or structure, or part there- of, within twenty-five feet (25;1 ) of said rear lot line shall be closer to said exterior side lot line of . said corner lot than the distance represented by the average of the front yard depth of said adjoining or key lot and the width of the exterior side yard on said corner lot , (495g24f. 517 :8) S 9307. Side Yards for Buildings of over One Story. In case of buildings, more than one story in height in the R-1 , R-1-0, R-2, or R-2-0 Districts , the walls of any story above the first story shall be set back so as to provide a side yard with of not less than five feet (5 ' ),,. (495 :24k. 517 :13) S 0308. Use Permits For Multiple Family Residences . It shall be unlawful to construct , erect or locate any apartment project consisting of more than 20 units and/or any apartment project which extends more than 150 feet from a public street unless a Use Permit has been -approved for such use, (1046) ARTICLE 931 R-1 and RI-PDi5 DISTRICTS' (94002) S 9311 .. Single Family Residence District - Provisions Applicable. The following provisions shall apply in the R-1 District :., S 9312. Uses Permitted: Houses , Permanent dwellings . (495 .11 .1 :1 556 -.17' S 9312.1 Gardening. Agricultural and horticultural uses of a domestic -purpose and character, including greenhoLises , but not animal husbandry nor barns, storage houses , or other non- dwelling buildings which are appurtenant to agricultural or horticultural purposes. (495 :11 .1 :2. 556 :1) S 9312. 2 Usual Accessories : Garage : Limit. Usual accessories in connection with single family uses , including a private garage for passenger automobil6s containing space f cr"; s.t t.o_,, -,ceed three such automobiles for each dwelling. S. 9312.3 Garage Required.: Location® There shall be a private garage or usable and accessible 'garage space as an accessory to each and every dwelling; and such garage and/or . space shall be on the same lot with the dwelling. (495 -11.1 :3 :aa 556 :1) S 9312.4 Servants Quarters. Servants quarters shall not be pro- vided with kitchen arrangements or facilities , nor other provisions for the preparation or serving of meals. (495 :11 .1 :3 .b. 556 :1) S. 9312.5 Repealed Ord. 873.1 PLANNING RESIDENCE DISTRICTS S 9312.6 S 9312.6� Sj&as� Not more than one sign, placard, or other advertising devise may be erected, painted on, or made a part of any premises ; and such sign shall be unlighted and have an area of not more than two square feet. (495MAg5. 556-11) S 9313. Buildirm Heip-ht. No dwelling or accessory building shall exceed thirty feet (307T in height nor consist of more than two stories . (4951- 11.2. - 556�A) S 9314. Minimum Bu Sb ilding itec. Area. The minimum lot area — ----a w— —. 7— for each single family ill-ircg shall e Me thousand (5,000) square feet, 'except as otherwise provided in this Article and in Section 9206. (495'0'11� 3J. 556-11) Rig, ID 31�PLAMING RTE ENCE DiSTRVC.OTS S 9 S 9316 - 1 NT E W1 This District permits development under the provisions set orb in the R1 , S.F.R.D. , or this District permits modification of certain provisions set forth therein. However, the provisions of this District are intended to produce developments which meet standards of open space, lights air,, pedestrian circula- tion, vehicular circulation, and density of dwelling -units which are compatible with and similar to the regulations of the R.1,,S.F.R.D. Upon application, the RI-PD5 District may be applied to areas dee'me� suitable for such development by the Planning Commission.- The provisions set forth heroin provide standards for developing plaris and tract maps- also, these standards provide criteria for judging such plans and tract maps- (940.2) '316 PURPOSE. The primary purpose of this District is to an encourage allow an courage the creation -of superior living environments through the use of modern planning techniques; therefore, the develop- eris encouraged to obtain a trained and experience land 'planner, registered architect, or landscape architect to prepare tract maps and plans, to be submitted under the terms of this Chapter- which will assure- La Designs based on the 'common green' concept of park, recreation or open green areas. ad,'- joining residential properties. 2. More desirable living environmentso- 3,5 Development of imaginative subdivisio,.ns and better use of the land. 4. The integration of housing with public uses and park areaso 5. Full use of ...and maxim= quantity of open space for parks or recreation areas. 64 Creative site planning for housing,, .(94002) 1 . US So S. Only one permanent single family dwelling shall — be perm tted on ,each lot together with the usual and customary accessory structures and .uses. (940.62) S 913.L6 j a2l DENSITY The dens ity' of families per gross acre may p a pr—oximatet.7 imate t e enti tivy permitted by the R-1 Single Family .Residence District, provided the maximum density shall .root exceed flVe single family dwelling units per gross acre devoted to residential use. (940.2) S 9-316 LOT AREA AND WIDTH. The size of lots may be reduced below t e m ni;G7�perm fttea bF__t_Ne R®l District or the Subdivision Ordinance, but shall not be less than 4800 square feet in net area,, Interior .lots shall not be less than 60 feet wide at the front yard line, and corner lots shall not be less than 76 feet wide at the front yard line. (940.2) LLAWLINr4 RESIDENCE DISTRICTS ' 931 4 1 L4I= COVEF iGE° The ground floor area of all I-Jofeel turea v an :L®ts not a�. tt a park. ®r recreation areas' shall not octup more• th,aam 45% of the lot area. On tots abutting a ark or recreation q� areaq such str-jetures shell not occupy more than 54. of "the lot are9 (94002) rt SA, L; G� TRACKS Variation in •feat yard' oetbacks is rn� a raa �b t.. tr a sera aet ;& within the 'development shoal •riot: �;{��: Y e = than 1`� feet. One,ird .of the lots within the d velop�Ont ).M;? h�ave P. setbacks of 10 feet' and corner lots shall have a Petback of At leaet 15 feet, :lea two etor7 structure- shall have .v , etbaek of leso than 1.5 fple•.t, Yo .garage whici h S.a. entered t� directly from the front street. shall be .eth er. le s than 22 .faeta (9@�c .2) . `� FIDE `k�a 5E`I'EA��S a �'+�e s ideyard setback for s°'ne s t y �ri . Aal 'lie T e �t ;a a feet and fair t story c l line flat lesfl than 8 feet; fkaw ere t�ve e�teri�r ��.��e p��r�9 �f , ���°���° ;��t sh .1.1 nod` be less then 10 ftet,, y garage whiitb i.,^ entered. directly f :gym the-'side street of a corner lot ihal1 be aetbsck 22 :feet f ow such • tr ee� 1..�.as�,�a _ . IIae standarc five ft. and eight ft. side yards for one atom 'and tvwy Story strmeturea�, respectively mey be reduced to zero on two dYyArji F; lots and a Common Or party Tda�al.l Utilized for the, dwelling., The re. ' s FaF�#cLng— op mei to side ��a r�3 shall be l feet for. ter� � feet for two Story structures and shall be perpetar-ITLyr mmintaine(i o„) n. RAR 'YARD SIMMAC. The rear Yard setback gh ll ntt be 1�e .:f =e y v$ . ed E av, Tor lots abiAttiyag a psoTk br recreat r,4 , a . near Yard •shall, not be 1eg's than 10 -feet for one sto%-y structure,3 and 15 :feet for two tunny Structures. (940a2) wxl ` 9f• No i IL dyad rrtatu..e sh .r.l e €caL�! . kIt s =•wac r:._=:e+sq Asa t'� .rSsra—F,y y{ N m+a;R wmvv eo:r I° M 4'md,, .area. necumleted thr��gv�ah the a edu tiov irr, lot int shall bo derkipote arks ,nd/br reCrest:an areas, ` $a I. ' �"-k 're re ti. n areas shfal.l, ha a f ixai x7a a area of one d sh.Al bps �.lesigne as .,,tai into rel parxa of the housing. cla�€��:_�.o MCE -MTRICTS 'S' 931 7. PLANNIM RES W L 2. Corridors or IfIngers' of park areas between rows of lots may be created to connect said lots to a large central greeya, These corridors or '-fingers' of park areas,, to be computed under the space exchange, shall have a minimum net width of 30 feet for a maximum net length of 180 feet& Such corridors or Ifingers4 of park areas may exceed 180 feet in length, but they should not extend nore than 350 feet from a large central green. Corridors or 'fingers' of park area that exceed 180 feet in length shall be more than 30 feet wide, and should average 70 feet in width .far any dis- tance beyond the first 180 feet. 3. Any large central green, or park and recreation area, shall be of such size and'-d.i.mehsion that it will be suitable for group recreation. 4. Design of park and recreation areas shall be judged by the Planning Commission on the Iollowing bases,., "The relationship betwe6fi housing and pirk or recreation a S as possible red shall be so designed that as many hom6s 41,11, adJ?in said area. b. One large park may be created, provided the Planning 'Covir6isslon shall approve amch a designonthe .basis that - it creates a desirable relationship betweeri housing and park' areas, and is 6therwise in harmony with rather re- quirements of this section. 5,, The rear yards of lots, which adjoin park and recreatiot areas,, shall receive the same fencing treatment,. (.940,,2) S 9317.. PARK IMPROVEMENT AND MAINTENANCE. All park and recreation areas "sa- I )=eu f_ymproved y t e - eve ii-p-ir including landscaping, recreation facilities lighting and other pertinent facilitieso Pro- visor for perpetual cfean maintenance of such areas shall. be approved by the Planning- Commission. (940.2) S .29.3 1r7 --e E_ OPMENT RIMS. All rights for development within .2 _U DE an r _F areast, exclusive of that shown. on the initi4l ap- paik an recreat on roved development plant shall be deeded to the City. Nothing shall e constr6cted, erected, or enlarged, except landscaping plants and materials,. without the express *permission of the Planning Commission,, (940,,2) S 9317 a 2 PARKS Upon. tual agreement between the owner - , WU or owners and t e City Councils park,,and recreation areas. may be dedic- ated to the City for public use-, -provided such areas. Are of an ap- proved sues shapes improvement an4_, location so as to. be -keadtly se, cessible and, usable by the generat,oublic. (940.2) ANTING RESIDE,NGE DISTRICTS 4. A plan of all recreation areas, depicting their proposed size, use, and facilities to be installed, S. A detailed program f6r perpetual clean maintenance of all park, and recreation areas, and facilities. 6. KnY other information the Planning Commission may deem necessary to assure that the intent and purpose of this District will be fully realized. (940,2) S 931 7, 6o ACTION BY THE PLARNING C0*1ISS,10N. In taki ng action, the Planning Commis" .ran—may dCz&_a permit, may grant a yerwit as submitted, vmi or may grant a pet subject to conditions. (940,,2 S 3 7 61. DEVELOPME ND 'S Any Planned single SUE To CO IT I a approve s a e su e b er 97 (subdivision f Chapter I P�ovisi"s ii? * 7 v 0 farm Y =er pmt to all conditions 6 imposed; also ordinance)' of the Huntin n Beach Ordinance Code all be complied with, unless ro�Vi approved d t the ado gto d d ,and a�p development. C940. otherwise herein option of the tract n onm map or precise plans of the de�ve to (940.2) 1S_2317,2�62 DUTY OF THE BUILDING .INSPECTM Following approval of - - P amed anned Sininglqi Faml Development Use ertaitm the Building uper-n- tendent ,shall ensure teat development is undertaken and completed in conformance with the approved plans. (940.2) S 9' 17 63. EXPIRATION OF A PERM?-P In any case where a Planned m Singe am y eve lopme t Use Pera t. etas not been used within one year after the date of granting thereof, then without further action, the Use Permit shall be null and void. (940.2) S 9317,64, TIME-,,,-EXTENSIONS. Extensions of time limitations in this art Ic-Te—miy—be grantea3 y"=e Planning Comission upon showing of good faith and effort by the permittee. Failure to so com g ly with time limitations shall be by reason of conditions beyond the conttol of the permittee. (940.2) S 931_7 6 APPEAL- The determination of the Planning Commission a 9nn aD a may Fe&app`ea ed as provided by Section 9249.4 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. If no appeal is taken within the time prescribed, the determination of the Planning Commission shall be final. (940,,2) ELANkING RESIDENCE DISTRICTS S 9317 3 L1317a 3_9, OFF STREET PARKING. L Each dwelling unit shall have on the same lot a mirtimum of two covered automobile parking spaces. Each space shall. be at least 9 feet wide and 19 feet long, net dimensions and be provided with adequate and safe access. (940.2) 2. No garage door or carport entrance shall face directly on or obtain access directly from any major,, primary, or sec- on6ary highway, as defined by the Huntington Beach Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways. 3. Each parking space which faces a street shall be requipped with a doorto provide for its complete enclosure. S 9317 4 SIZE- OF DWELLING UNITS. Each dwelling unit shall have less than oo a gross Floor area o not L 900 square feet for 1 bedroom unit. 2. 1100 square feetfor 2 bedroom =its. 3. 1300 square feet. for 3 or more bedroom units. Gross floor area shall not include garages, carports, accessory buildings. porches, or patios. For the pprpose of this section, a dwelling unit is defined as consisting of a living room, kitchen,, bathroom and an� number of closetso. Each additional room shall. be considered a edroom, (940.2) S 9317 . 5 PROCEDURE A petition for a change of zone to the R1. P ed T ngt— It e i en ly Development District shall be made by ;—;T—Tal m the fee owner of t e land or by the purchaser, lessee, or optionee in conjunction with the fee owner,, A gross area of 10 acres hall be. the minimum size parcel to which this District may be appised. The petition for zoning property R1-PD5 shall be accompanied by preliminary plans for division of the property and a brief outline of the type of structures, proposed park areas, and their maintenance, Zoning property to R1-PD5 shall be accomplished as prescribed by Artic'i. 926. Prior to issuance of any building permit or recordation of a final tract map for any. portion of the development, a Use Permit shall be approved by the Planning Co mission pursuant to Sections 9249 et. seq. of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code, The ap.. plication for such Use Permit shall, be accompanied by precise and detailed plans signed by the designer©. These plans shall Inctldees 1. A map showing the size, shape anid location of all lots* and their relation to street' park and recreation areas and other public and private facilities. 2. A plot plan showing the location of all buildings, fences, and parking proposed to be constructed by the developer, 3. A plan of all landscaping, proposed to be' installed. PLANNING RESIDENCE DISTRICTS § 9314.1 cept as otherwise provided in this Article and in section 9206. [495:11.3:1. 556:1] § 9314.1 2 Houses on Lot. There may be one or more single family dwellings on any lot having an area of ten thousand (10,000) square feet or more provided there is not less than five thousand (5,000) square feet of lot area for each such dwelling, and in such case if one is placed in the rear of the other no wall of one dwelling shall be. closer than fifteen feet (15') to the nearest wall of the other. [495:11.3:2. 556:1] § 9314.2 Minimum Lot Width, Area. Each lot shall have an average width of not less than fifty feet (50') and an area of not less than five thou- sand (5,000) square feet. § 9314.21 Exception: Existing Lot. Any lot existing at the effective date of Ordinance No. 495, and held under separate ownership may be used as a building site for any use permitted in this Article. [495:11.3:3. 556:1] § 9314.3 Lots of Record Prior to Districting Ordinance. Regardless of other provisions hereof, on any lot or parcel of land which is under one ownership and-which consists of two or more lots, each of which is less than 5,000 square feet in area and each of which was shown on a sub- division map recorded in the office of the County Recorder prior to the adoption of Ordinance No. 495, and was shown thereon abutting a dedi- cated street, there may be one or more dwellings, duplexes or multiple dwellings or any combination of such buildings provided there are not more apartments or housing units than the number of complete, recorded lots included within such parcel, and provided further that all yard and spacing requirements of Chapters 92, 93 and 94 and the City Building Code are met. [495:11.3:4. 556:1] § 9314.4 Distance between Accessory, Main Buildings. Accessory buildings shall be at least six feet (6') from the main building. [495:11.3:5. 556:1] § 9315. Yards. The following yards shall be provided and maintained: § 9315.1 Front Yard. A front yard of not less than twenty feet (20% except as provided in Article 929. [495:11.4:1. 556:1] § 9315.2 Side Yards. Side yards each of which shall have a width of not less than four feet (4'), except as provided in Article 929. [495:11.4:2. 556:1] § 9315.3 Rear Yard. A rear yard of not less than twenty feet (20% except as provided in section 9297, and accessory buildings may occupy up to fifty per cent (50%) of such rear yard. [495:11.4:3. 556:1] ARTICLE 932 R-1-0 DISTRICT § 9321. Single Family Residence District Combined with Oil Production. All of the provisions of the R-1 District and other provisions of Chapters 92, 93 and 94 applicable thereto shall also apply to the R-1-0 District; pro- 'PLAMING RESIDEME DISTRICTS ARTICLE 932 Article 932 RA District S 9321. RA Residential Agricultural District. The following provisions shall apply in the RA District-. (881. 1) S 9321.1. Residences: Permanent single family dwellings,, (881.1) S 9321.2. A ricultural*, Generial farming and horticulture including Mtn, treee vine and Mild crops lbut not including any poultry or animal enterprise on a commercial basis. (881.1) S 9321.3. lessor The usual and customary accessory buildings in connection with farming and single family dwellings. (881.1) S -9321-.4. §jgns; Not more than one sign, placard or other advertising Tiivice may be er6'�cted, painted on, or made a part of any premises -p and such sign shall be unlighted and have an area of not more than 2 sq. ft S 9322. Buildi Heiehto.', No dwelling or accessory building shall ex- ceed 36 Ct.—in-fieIg t nor consist of more than two stories. (881.1) S 9323. Buildin Site-. Width and Area' Each interior lot shall have "c3Ln z)]re a w t oi9_a_t1e5_st=�ft. measured along the required front yard line and' each corner lot shall have a width of at least 70 ft. Each lot shall have an area of at least 6000 sq. fto and not more then one single family dwelling shall be permitted for each 6000 sq. ft. in. the building site. (881.1) S 93241 . Yards: The following yard space shall be provided and main- Tfff 7 T) S 9324gl. Front Yard: Not less than 20 ft. except on Arterial High- ways or as pro7v _d=e - n Article 929. (881.1) 1 S-912-1.2,_ Side Yards: Each side yard shall be at least 5 ft. wide except on Arterial ghways or as provided in Article 929. -(881.1) S 9324.3. ' Rear Yard-. Not less than 20 ft. except on Arterial Highways or as prov0'e=in,=rt1Lcle 929. (88101) S 9324.4. Access: Buildinp- Yards,. Accessory buildings shall be at least IO-ft, rom the main buildyOUS or another accessory building, Accessory buildirgs m yard. (881.1) - ay occupy not more thaff-2-57. of the required rear I 1 I �,�-•, PLAI+ IM RESIDENCE CE DASTRIMIS ARTICLE 933 ARTICLE 933 R4 2 DISTRICT . ICT S 9331. Two-Family Residence District; Provisions Applicable,, e ollowing provis ons s a the R-2 District¢ S 9332. Uses Permitted: R-1 Uses. All uses permitted in the Rml District. alToaol S 9332 1. B e-Ilings. Dwellings,' two-family dwellings and buildings esigned, arrange ,and intended to house more than two families, as provided in this Article. (495A13oa.2) S 9332.2. Additional. Dwellin on Lqt. 'There may be established an a dition l dwell ng on any lot on w�nich only one dwelling existed on the date OrdInaance No. 495 became effective, wherever the lot meets the area requirements of this Article and such additional duelling can be located as provided In this Article. (495-.13-.a A) S 9332.3. Usual Accessori.eso Garages. The usual accessories in con- nection with permissi le buildings9 provided, however, that there shall be a private garage or accessible and.. usable garage space having a capacity of at Yeast one automobile for each dwelling or apartment established on the same lot, but for not more than two automobiles for each such dwelling or apartment. (495013tlao4) S93332 4 Si s. Not more than one sign placard, or other advertis- evi ., many a erected, painted on, or made a part of any premises ; 29— such sign shall be unlighted and have an area of not more than three (3) square feet. (495-.13aa:5) S . 9333 Eu,ildine Hei ht o No building, structure, or accessory to eit er sha excel ixty (3) feet in height nor consist of more than: two stories. (495-.13-.b) PLANNING RESIDENCE DISTRICTS ARTICLE 933 vided, however, that drilling and operating for the discovery or production of oil, gas, hydrocarbons, and/or other kindred substances, in their natural states, shall be permitted in the R-1-0 District. [495:12] ARTICLE 933 R-2 DISTRICT § 9331. Two-Family Residence District: Provisions Applicable. The following provisions shall apply in the R-2 District: § 9332. Uses Permitted: R-1 Uses. All uses permitted in the R-1 Dis- trict. [495:13:a:l] § 9332:1 Dwellings. Dwellings, two-family dwellings and buildings designed, arranged and intended to house more than two families, as pro- vided in this Article. [495:13:a:2] § 9332.2 Additional Dwelling on Lot. There may be established an additional dwelling on any lot on which only one dwelling existed on the date Ordinance No. 495 became effective, wherever the lot meets the area requirements of this Article and such additional dwelling can be located as provided in this Article. [495:13:a:3] § 9332.3 Usual Accessories, Garages. The usual accessories in con- nection with permissible buildings; provided, however, that there shall be a private garage or accessible and usable garage space having a capacity of at least one automobile for each dwelling or apartment established on the same lot,- but for not more than two automobiles for each such dwell- ing or apartment. [495:13:a:4] § 9332.4 Signs. Not more than one sign placard, or other advertising devise may be erected, painted on, or made a part of any premises; and such sign shall be unlighted and have an area of not more than three (3) square feet. [495:13:a:5] § 9333. Building Height. No building, structure, or accessory to either shall exceed thirty (30) feet in height nor consist of more than two stories. [495:13:b] § 9334. Building Site: Minimum Width, Area. Each dwelling or du- plex, or multiple dwelling to be permissible shall be situated on a lot having a width of not less than fifty feet (50') along the adjoining street and an area of not less than five thousand (5,000) square feet. § 9334.1 Exceptions Lot Existing Prior to Districting Ordinance. Said minimum provisions of width and area shall not apply to any lot of less than said width and area existing on the date Ordinance No. 495 becomes effective. § 9334.2 Lot Area for Each Unit. Subject to sections 9301 and 9302, there shall be: [596:101 § 9334.21 Dwelling. At least 2,500 square feet of lot area for each dwelling. [495:13:c:1:a] § 9334.22 Duplex. At least 4,000 square feet of lot area for each du- plex. [495:13:c:1:b] I PLANNING RESIDENCE DISTRICTS § 9334.23 i § 9334.23 Apartments, At least 2,000 square feet of lot area for each apartment which is within or a part of any multiple-dwelling [495:13:c:1:c] § 9334.3 Distance between Front, Rear Buildings. If separate dwell- ings are constructed or established so that one is in the rear of the other, they shall not be less than fifteen feet (15') from each other; and accessory buildings shall be not less than six feet (6') from any other building on the same lot. [495:13:c:2] § 9335. Yards. The following yards shall be provided and maintained: § 9335.1 Front Yard. A front yard of not less than fifteen feet (151), except as provided in Article 929. [495:13:d:1] § 9335.2 Side Yards. Side yards each of which shall have a width of not less than four feet (4') except as provided in section 9294. [495:13:d:2] § 9335.3 Rear Yard. A rear yard of not less than ten feet (10') pro- vided. i § 9335.31 Corner Lots. On corner lots, the rear of which abuts on an alley, the rear yard need not be more, and shall not be less than four feet (4') wide; but accessory buildings may occupy up to sixty per cent (60%) of rear yard area. [495:13:d:3] ARTICLE 934_, s e R-2-O DISTRICT , 9341. Tw'o-Tamil esi ence DistricQmbmed 'th Oi Pr d on. All of th�po�vaions�R,�Of th��R-ZlD' ict fan oth ,provis'on ,of O ers 92, 93 9 'Napplicab tte�� t ereto •11 so�apply o t R-2- ', i tr t; pro- ' v4d �, no ever, hatdi'11' Pg deice nng f�� the dis 'ery��or�production of` g ' hyLdr arbonn /or other k"iced ances, in the natural state , shall be ARTICLE 935 R-3 DISTRICT § 9351. Limited Multiple-Family Residence District: Provisions Appli- cable. The following provisions shall apply in the R-3 District. § 9352. Uses Permitted: R-1, R-2 Uses. -All uses permitted in the R-1 and R-2 District. [495:15.1:1. 556:1] § 9352.1 Apartments, Courts, Guest Homes,: Schools, etc. Apartment R houses, bungalow courts, groupahouses, boardinghouses, and rooming houses, fraternity houses and private clubs, public or private institutions of an educational or philanthropic nature which are not rendering treatment for physical or mental diseases, and churches of a permanent nature. [495:15.9:2] §9352.2 Libraries, Utility Buildings, Hospitals: Permit. Libraries, Muse- ums, Public Utility Buildings, Hospitals and Convalescent and Rest Homes all subject to issuance of a conditional permit from the Council, upon rec- ommendation of the Planning Commission, showing that the granting of PLANNING RESIDENCE DISTRICT ARTICLE 934 ARTICLE 934 S PEC Mk—Zoloy's (880.1) S 9341. --i'Pecial Zones Establish6d. There are hereby established the Mol=loxng peones 80.1) SP-I ..&ecial Zone (Ijem g.t se,a) S 9341.1. SPECIAL ZONES. Rmenovia-reorients ill''And,,11. .Imitations, . Property td J!''ilip JIL' ' reo hall be classTMeTIE'n'the zones enumera strictly United to the uses hereinafter enumerated and set forth in this Article,, No ro e tv shall be rezoned to any of the zones enumerated in Section 334PI un-less the written consent or request of the otmer or owners is filed with the City Planning- Commission, except that- in the case of SP-1 Special Zone (Cemetery) property may be reclassified to said zone provided thae such property has been dedicated for cemetery purposes by a corporation holding a valid certificate of Cemetery Authority issued by the State of California and whose principal place of business is within the City of Huntington Beach. The zones enumerated in Section 9341 of this Code are established due to special circumstwices and conditions and at any time the owner or owners of property in said zones file a request, the City Planning Commission phall immediately undertake investigation and study toward the rezoning of said property to an appropriate zone within the Compre- hensive General Plan. All provisions of the Huntington Beach Orftimnce Code that provide for a transition front one zone to another, or provide for special per- mission due to the prox:omity of property zoned for a heavier use, shall not apply to property in zones enumerated in Section 9341, nor to any other property by reason of its proximity to property zoned in the zones enumerated in Section 9341 shall be considere6 Special Zones, restricted as to use and no use shall be permitted in the zones enumerated in Section 9341 hereof exce t those uses hereinafter specifically enumerat- ed in this Code. (880.2y S 9342. SP-l'__S ecial Zone (C�meterv),, No person shall cause to be burls J—or terred- -emoo�d or remains of a human being, any place within the City of Huntington Beach not classified in the SP-1 Special Zone ( emetery) . (880.2) S 9342.1. Uses Permitted. The following uses only are I permitted in the�SP-1Special Zone Cemetery) c. la Bilrial of bodies, ashes or remains of dead hufiian beings below the ground, including placement or erection of markers, headstones or monuments over surb places of burial. i FLAMING S �lE�CE �7�S`�R S q3�= a i 2� " Entrance features,, including gay.. form- twins, statutary9 identification signs and the likes upon the following conditions (a) There shall be not more than tiro identification signs at each entrance and each shall not exceed 100 square feet in area (b) The main portion of entrance features shall be located at least 10 feet from any public street: 3., Business or administration offices, flower shops mortuaries and chapels upon the following conditions (a) Any such building or structure shall be at least 10 feet from any public street and. 5 fees from any property in any IRI zone.. (b), No such building or structure shall exceed two stories in height. (c) All required areas between such buildings or structures ' and a public street and property in any 9RI zone, except for walkvays, parking areas or driveways, shall oe landscaped and permanently main- tained. 4 The Necessary maintenance facilities including lath houses greenhouses, warehouses, repair shops and the like upon the following conditi_os o (a) Any such building or st-ructure shall be at least 20 feet from any public street and 5 feet from any property in any rig zone. (b) No such building or structure shall exceed one story in height o (c) All required areas between such buildings or structures and a public street and property in ar y :IRI zone, except for wal.;67ays., parking spaces or driveways, shall be landscaped and permanently maintained 5. Crematory, upon the following conditions (a) Such building or structure shall be at least 50 feet frozaa any public street and any property in any I R> zone 6 (b) Such building or structure shall not exceed one story . in height. 6 o- Mausoleums, columbari.ums or other like buildings or structures for interment of Uhmian remains, upon the following conditions,,, (a.) Any such building or structure less than 20 feet in height shall be at least 3 feet from any public street and 5 feet from any property in any W zone. PLANNING RESIDENCE DISTRMT� S 9342.,1-b (b) Any such building or structure from. 20 feet to 40 feet In height shall be at least 50 feet from any public street and 50 feet from ar;y property in any �W' 7,one,, (c) No such building or structure shall exceed 40 feet in height (d) All areas between such build-ings or sturctures and a public street and property in any ITRI zone, except for walkways., parking spaces and driveways, shall be landscaped and permanently maintained. Provided, however, if stch areas are used for, off- street parking of aut&w)biles there shall be a strip of land not less than 5 feet In width surroumding such off-street park- ing areas ,. except for walkw-aY's and driveways, which shall be land- scaped and permanently maintained.. 7. ' All property within a cemetery shall be enclosed with a fence or wall, provided (a) No solid port-ion of any wall or fence adjacent to property in any IRI zone shall. exceed 6 feet in height. (b) No open mesh type wire fence or iron work shall exceed p 10 feet in height except as may be part of an entrance feature and within 50 feet of such entrance., (c) Any space greater than one foot between a public street and a solid wall or fence shall be landscaped and permanently maintained. (88(1.2) PLAWNIM RESIDENCE DISTRICT ARTICLE 935 ARTICLE 935 R-3 DISTRICT -S 9351, Limited_Sul tig21 -Family Residence District. e Prqvf�-Eo—ns-A Provisions shall apply in L.��Iicable, The 11owing ER-e-REYD-istric—t, S 93.52, Uses Pe�mmittedl-. R-1, R-2 Uses,, All use permitted in t6e T-Mand' --2 Dis 5W1 S 9352:J Guest Homes Schao c grtrqents Court_ ApariGc:.;i—t133,-uses. bungalow courts group Inouses, --Oai:a ses,, and rooming houses, fraternity houses and private clubs, private or public institutions of are. educational or philanthropic nature which are not rendering treatment for ghvsical or mental diseases, and churches of a permanent nature, 9a°15,9Z2) S- 9135=2 2 Libraries,,, UtilLtl. Build sa HoSpitals Permit, MU a Libraries, ings, Hospitals seums7—FUS-11c URINT lescent and Rest H6m-es All subject to issuance of a conditional permit from the Council, upon iecorm-nendation of the Planning COMM-ission',.1 showing that the granting of such permit under the conditions imposed will. preserve the intended character of the district,, the utility and value of adjacent property and the general welfare of the neighborhood, S 9.352.21 Cchditions-gf_.Fermit... Such conditions may inclutde* greater�yard areas,, screening by hed-ges or fences, parking areas, beight I imi tat ions and other measures to c.*ar;,y out the intent of Chapters 92, 93 and 94, 556-.1) S 9352,13 Similar me rises, Subject to the respective limii3tlo M, otTrex7liiiiiar eitterprises, unless in the opinion of the Comission they would be,,, by comparison with those mentioned in this Article, detrimental to the particular neighborhood in urbich located or to be located,, (495% 15,, 1,,4 556,%l) 0 PLANNING RESIDENCE DISTRICTS § 9352.21 such permit under the conditions imposed will preserve the intended charac- ter of the district, the utility and value of adjacent property and the general welfare of the neighborhood. § 9352.21 Conditions of Permit. Such conditions may include greater yard areas, screening by hedges or fences, parking areas, height limitations and other measures to carry out the intent of Chapters 92, 93 and 94. [495: 15.1:3. 556:1] § 9352.3 Similar Enterprises. Subject to the respective limitations, other similar enterprises, unless in the opinion of the Commission they would be, by comparison with those mentioned in this Article, detrimental to the particular neighborhood in which located or to be located. [495:15.1: 4. 556:1] § 9352.4 Signs. Not more than two signs, placards or other advertis- ing devices which have a total area of not more than six (6) square feet; except that schools, clubs, and churches may be allowed a total of not more than eighteen (18) square feet of such sign space in addition to a cornerstone, nameplate, or other such wording formed of building mate- rial which is made a permanent part of such building. [495:15.1:5. 556:1] § 9352.5 Usual Accessories. The usual accessories on the same lot in connection with permissible buildings. [495:15.1:6. 556:1] § 9352.6 Parking Lots. [495:15.1:7. 556:1] 9353. Building Height. No building, structure or accessory to efthbr shall exceed forty-five feet (45') in height, nor consist of more than three (3) stories. [495:15.2. 556:1] § 9354. Building Site: Minimum Width, Area. Each building to be permissible shall be located upon a lot not less than fifty feet (50') in aver- age width and having an area of not less than five thousand (5,000) square feet. § 9354.1 Exception: Lot Existing Prior to Districting Ordinance. Said minimum provision of width and area shall not apply to any lot of less than said width. and area which was held under separate ownership and existing on the date Ordinance No. 495 became effective. (596:11] § 9354.2 Lot Area for Each Unit. There shall be at least seven hun- dred fifty (750) square feet of lot area for each apartment or each single dwelling unit. [495:15.3:1. 556:1] § 9355. Yards. The following yards shall be provided and main- tained: i § 9355.1 Front Yard. A front yard of not less than ten feet (100, ex- cept as provided in Article 929. [495:15.4:1. 556:1. 596:12] § 9355.2 Side Yards. Side yards, each of which shall have a width of not less than four feet (4') except as provided in Article 929. § 9355.21 Tall Buildings. For each story over two (2), the side yard �J shall be increased by one foot (10. [495:15.4:2. 556:1] j PLANNING RESIDENCE DISTRICTS ARTICLE 936 a ARTICLE 936 R-3-0 DISTRICT S 36l Limited Multi a-Pamil Re idence District Comm bin L�'it Oii P d cti xn o t o provisions o t o R-3 istr ct an of er provisians of Chapter 4 appli- cable thereto shall also apply to the R-3-0 District; provided, however., that drilling and operating for the discovery or pro- duction of oil, gas, hydrocarbons and/or other kindred sub- stances, in their natural states,' shall be permitted in the R-3-0 District. (495w16) ARTICLE 937 R-4 DISTRICT S 9371 N le-Fami idence District-, Provisions A lira en All or the provisions of the R- District a of er prov .sir�ns of-Chapters 92, 93, and 94applicable thereto shall also apply to the R-4 District, except that in the R-4 District, regardless of front yard provisions in Article 929, there shall be a minimum front yard of not less than four feet (4 @) and no existing front yard on adjoining property shall cause said four-foot (4'1 ) front yard to be increased or de- creased in depth. (495G17. 556A) ARTICLE 938 R-4-0 DISTRICT S 9381,, Ntulti le-P i1 Resid ce District _-Combirxed with Oil P . uct .:. All o t e-provisions app icab a to t e R- strict and other provisions of Chapters 92, 93 and 94 appli- cable thereto shall also apply to the R-4w0 District-. provided, however, that drilling and operating for the discovery or production of oil, gas, hydrocarbons and/or other kindred substances, in their natural states, shall be permitted in the R-4-0 District. (495-.18) ARTICLE 939 R-5 DISTRICT (80701.) S 22912o St at earnt of Intent and PurDoses. Ao This district is primarily intended for land and structures to provide hotel, motel, trailer park and high den- sity housing accomodations for transients, small family groups and vacation visitors. It is further intended to provide as a part of these acconmodations such personal services establish- ments as are necessary to serve the occupants Er It is further intended to provide professional. services PLAMNI ING RESIDEME.E DISTRICTS ARTICLE in 939L11- dition to the 41bove accomodations. C,, The district is not,, ho'?Awver intended for generalshopping, or merchka'�.ndising. W(807.2) .D S Uses Pertnitte& -Tbe following permi tted uses and regulations shall ap, I , in t1he "R.'- District'" All from. and side yard requiremonts she be in addition to those required by the Master Plan of Streets and Highways shall be applicable in this Article. ti All parking requirements specified shall include , adequate ingress and egress in accordance with Commission Policy. (807.2) S 9391 It Professi-&,ga,1 .0�fices: Professional services -may be 'Located in. pr;Ms=sonal 'bus inM�Vuildtngs or other office structures and riot necessai.-ily within hotels, motels,, trailer parks or apartment buildings. Professional offices are defined as office for the con- duct of anyone of the following uses onlyao Accountant, architect,, attorney, chiropractor, collection ageriCY5 dentistq engifleeTOT, insurance, broker, optometrist, physician and surgeon, privat,6, detective, real estate sales social -w-orker., sur,,weyor- pharmacies. diagnostic laboratories, biocheffvical laboratories - 41here they do -not exceed 1-500 sq,, ft. in gross floor area or s1milar use approved by the larming Coinntission. Parking Requirements ,, W ft,, x 20 ft.) One parking space for. each 300 sq. ft. gross floor area. (807,,2) S 9391 12 Repealed Ordinance 961.3, P L A141M IN G' ID R2S'v EINCE DIS'SJ3.S4SG QTZS 'k3-9 Repealed Ordirlance 9613 zS 9391 14 (Repealed 807.4) S 9391 75 (Repealed 807.4) The following -uses shall be permitted in this District subject to the Issuance of USE PERMITOO (807.22) g.23-911,a"l AL1122Zdxkl� Pe'A,". itted in this District, subject to issuance of a Use "Ierm! Minimum Ares for TrSAI-g!r�Pr—�s: 2.5 acres. MAxit-pirg Densic—, i tier 14 spaces per gross acre. Five foot concrete block or masonry wall or equivalent as approved by floe_ Plarrming Commission- shall be required as a buffer on all boundaries of Trailer Parks. IratterXk Sewers, Connected sanitary sewer line system, shall be required in atl cases. Minimum �A Ar E fa Molex Is 9zOOO sqn f�--o Minimwn Fr2a&Me f Mqt-gls 70 feet. em tn. t V, (10 ft. ic 20 ft. ) One parking space for each dwelling, trailer space or sleepial unit. (807.3) PLANNING RESIDENCE DISTRICTS S 9391 22 S 9391 22 Service Estab ishments Permitted in this District within a hot, , mote , or tra .er pare; su ect to issuance of a Use Permit. In all cases the major entrance shall be by way of an inner court or lobby for the development. No major or public entrance shall be permitted ac--- cess to the front yard area. Service-Establishments Definedz Restaurants, cocktail lounges, barber shops, eauty s ops, aun ry or ry cleaning agencies,, travel bureaus, maga�ine stands and other similar uses which meet the approval 'of the Planning Commission. S° 9391,,23 Multi le amil D ellinR Units Permitted in this Dis- trict, except that two units or less are not permitted. Lot Area Per artte:s t Units, There shell be at least 750 square feet mf -16t area for each apartment ! for each single dwelling units. ! Parkin, Recuirementsb (10 feet x 20 feet) ' One garage or .carport for each. dwelling unit minimum. Minims Area. 7,O00 square feet. Minims Frontagae. 70 feet (807.20 961.29 991) S. 9391 24 Public and uasi Public Uses Churches, Lodges, fraterF nity °uses® private or pu c e ucat ona restitutions, rooming houses, boarding houses and rest homes. i P-arkin Reauuirements. (10 feet x 20 feet) . naaan aa� moo® ` One parking space for each six seats in churbhes or places of public as. semblyg One space for each dwelling or sleeping unit where applicable; Minimum-Areas Minimum-Areas 69000 square feet. Mini � Fronta". 60' feet. (961.2) S. 9391,,3' Yard Requirements for all Permitted Uses Front Yard- Five feet minimum, except that along the state highway front. 8G2 e s 11 be required a minimum of 50 feet setback from existing rightoof;'way., i Side Yard*. Five feet minimum. Re rdo Five feet minimum except where permitted use abuts an R®1 Zone District,, then there shall be required a minimum of 15 feet, Dwel in D t ce° Minimum distance between unattached dwelling groups eet. M n mW istance between garage or carport and unattached dwelling groups - 10 feet. (807.2) P L NVI'NG RESIDEt10E DIS-TRICTS A I ons S All Perm irted 7 s 9391 4 Heiglal Li-mii Maximum building heigilt-, 35 feet or three storiesa (807.2) S 0nI7 signs pertaining to the business of occupants located. on the premises shall be permitted in the R-5 :one. Lighted or unlighted signs vAiich are not attached to the building advertising the business or services conducted on the premises may be erected in the following conditions A. The sign area shall not exceed one sq. ft. for each two ft, of premises frontage but not to exceed one hundred s? ft. maxiinum. In all cases a minimum sign area of 2 sq. Ifto shall be permissible; Be The sign shall be located not further from the center of the premises frontage than a distance equal to 207. of such frontage, unless the written ,permission of the owner o-r lessee of adjoining, property nearest the sign location is filed With the Building Department, C. If sign is not attached to a building each support shall not exceed eight (8) inches in width or diameter and if more than one support is used, a clear L-nobstructed open. ing not 'less than thirty (30) inches. wide shall be pro. vided and maintained between supports. (807.2) Minimum Areal None specs ficed. sins ilegiLl: ;zwnents-. (10 -ft. X 20 ft.) One parking space for each 300 sq, ftb, of gross floor area. (807,3) zS 9_3 99 1-_.66� Ipe __io& and imoYov_-m_ent_j..o A0 Dedicationg No buildina shall be used or constructed for any uses permitted in tFle 11R.5 District" nor shall a pe'rimi for the ownstruction of such building be issued by the Building Department, nor shall any land be used, where the land upon which such building is to be used or constructed on where the land to be used for said uses abuts upon, and the ingress or egress to the said building is upon arty i.n© dicated Arterial Ifligfeway shown on the Master Plan of Streel and Highways adopted February, 1957, and as hereafter amen until and unless the right-of-way for such highway to the width shown on the Master Plan has been dedicated to or ve; ed in the 03ty of Huntington Beach. i R ' '�€.�"`�+,,�rt°`�„ "R �'. a ds'y' r'""p: `i ,o,ftig,s• Ipyr.o„ .`6 ';eio ' .�`:�a3.''oA".n�7.�y a2., i.9.S^>�"DCSah l'Rti'�".�L N�ZICCr1'�iCEJc+1Ft.`YUTCy]6'i?'S:ry lai'iC'LrY8SC5S.wtiltA+tV4E.C:r'�NM_l Sd:mStYLk'T*R+kx.�,"�C�TY612:.1'.k9".:.Y Yf�:L"35X.'RtA'43kfA;+-:nRl"'?:.'x�StYa.�''giAE2wC-Gr`+:oY'S."AE^..^ka.'0.0 1 6Tm'tis��fPR SSr.6:V%3"+lL1S:'6^`..AS']�:A44.YS3A5'a!45.'v61.3CYA'tl„v."..F:lS'2:1[r.'1.L"s^.�.Cfi:.'1eCEA,4f^a'a[^ulStQ+4W}:A'bE'P!A'<4#i`�.'113+Si.'15'Jf+RM`.W^.GtSSAF4'iLf'?.s`S:.LL'..a^"'IGdYY F.. f:t'6 Wls'Pd':iVt B. roved s No final notice of completion be issuedb she Build. g €���>srtment until such required dedication of righ -of-wa as descr-lbed in sub-paragraph A of this section has been improved by installation of curbs., gutters and street drainage in full con-pli.ance with the City of Htantington Beac1h streez- standards, or , until, with the consent of the City Engineer,, an agree- ment is entered into with the City in accordance with an accepted plate of improvements. In the event an agree- ment for the improvements is entered into, the Git Council may req"ire that the agreement he secured 4 a good and sufficient bond, or It maZ ,accept in lieu thereof a cash. deposit, w1aich ,bo d car cash deposit shall be in. an amount equal to the cove' of the improvements` estimated y the Cite Engineer. (807.3) S 9392 (Repealed Ord. 75504) Sal (Repealed Ord. 75504) S 9392 2 (Repealed Ord. 755.4) S 93992 3 (R6pealed Ord. 755a4) S 9392 4 (Repealed Ord. 755.4) .S9392®41 (Repealed Ord. 755.4) S 9.-j (Repealed Ord. p55a4) S 9392.4 (Repealed Ord. 75504) 59392 (Repealed Ord. 755.4) PIA UNIM RESIDENCE DISTRL',TS 5939121;'6 S 9392�6 (Repealed Ord,, 755A) S 9393. R-5-0 Pr(allISARMI and Trailer Pg;,rk Distriict Zgm—binexI =ith 03.1 Pro&ction,.,, provi.1-11-0—yis applicabI7et7oR-_5 District shall apply to the R-5-0 District, provided, however, that drilling and operating for the discovery and production of oil, gas, hydrLcarbor, and all other kindred substances in their natural s',:ate sh4. 1- be permitted in the R-5-0 District,, (755.5) S 9394a (Repealed Ord. 755.4) S 9395 (Repealed Ord, 755.4) S 9395. 1 (Repealed Ord, 755.4) S 9395�2 (Repealed Ord. 755.4) S 9395:z3 -(Repealed Ord. 755.4) S 9396., (Repealed Ord. 755.4) S, 9397. (Repealed Ord. 755.4) S 9398. (Repealed Ord. 755A) i PLANNING OTHER DISTRICTS S 9405 S 9405� Entrance DISP14y8'., - Such goods ,; wares , merchandise v produce, and' other-'commodities as are displayed in an entry or recessed entrance of' .;a building shall be considered as being housed in- such-building.. (495024p� 517018) S: 9406o1 Commercial and -Industrial Uses Abutting on Arterial Hi- wvays �dedi.cat"ion. No building shall be used construct- ed for any. commercial or. industrial uses permitted in the M-l-A I1�19 M-2-0A C-1 and C-2 "Distr°iets , nor shall a permit for the con- struction of such building be issued by the Building Department, nor shall any land be . used, .where the land upon which such building is to be used or constructed or where the land to be used for said uses abutts upon, and the ingress or.�egress to the said building or land is upon any indicated Arter"i.al ,Highway shown on the Master Plan of Streets and Highways adopted. February, 1957, ands as hereafter amended,,. until and unless the right-of-way for such highway to the width shown on the piaster Plan has been dedicated to or vested in the 'City of Huntington Beach. (752a1). S 9406.2 Commercial and Industrial Uses Abutting on Arterial I ighwa ?s�m rovements. No final. notice of completion shall be issued by the luilding Department until such required dedi- cation of right-of-way as described in Section 9406.1 has been im- proved by installation of curbs, gutters and street drainage in full compliance with City -of Huntington Beach street standards , or until with the consent of the City Engineer,, an agreement is entered into with the City in accordance with an accepted plan of improve- ments. In the event an agreement for the improvements is entered into, the City Council may require that the agreement be secured by a good and suffi.cient ,bond, or it may accept in lieu thereof a cash deposit , which bond or cash deposit shall be in the amount I equal to the cost of the improvements ' estimated by the City Engineer, (752.1 786e1 ); S` 9406. 3 Re uired Walls Abutting Commercial or Industrial Uses Where any property used for Commercial or Industrial purposed has a common property line with property zoned for "R" (Residence) purposed-there shall be provided a solid masonry or concrete block -wall., of six (6) feet in height , on such property line, except where the exterior wall 'of a building is on such property line no separate wall need be provided. S 9407. Use Permits for". �aiulti le "Family Residences° It shall be unlawful t:o construct , erect or locate any apartment project consisting of" m,ore than 20 .uriits and/or any apartment project which extends more than 150 feet from a public street unless a Use Permit_has - been approved for. such use, (1046) `ARTICLE 941 C�3 DISTRICT & 9411a General Business District .: Provisions Appiicableo The following provisions shall ripply in the C-3 .Districto, �Y_1113ER DISTRICTS S 9412o Uses Permitted. R-1 R-2as� R�3 Uses� Any uses per- 7ant_�- ospll tarts,, convalescent hospitals, sanitariums or rest homes but under the provisions of Article 940,, (4950190a010 961.0 S 9413. Rusin ges,, Offices of persons engaged in ousinesses� professit as,, or trades® (495-0-19-0a02) , LS 19)4 V,, S2e:-i -Ic f Bu i2z1e ses,�, Subject to the further provisior.J g of this Article, g?neral retail and T-ftlesale businesses and/or comercial enterprises such as S 9414t Auditoriums,, temporary or permanent.. Automobile Campp Automobile Parking Automobile Service Stations S 9414.2 Barber Shops Bakery, Retail Beauty Parlors Book or Stationery Stores S 9414.3 Cabinet Shops Churches, temporary Clothes Cleaning Agency or Pressing Establishment Conservatories and Stueioss, but not nyation picture studios. S 9414 4 Dressmaking, Shops Drug Stores Dry goods or notions stores Feed and Fuel Stores Florist Shops S 9 414. 45 Garages Grocery and Fruit Stores Hardware and Appliance Stores Hospitals, subject to approval of a Use Permit, but not including animal hospitals nor hospitals for ment or contagious diseases or drugor liquor addicts. Hotels (961.1) S 9414 6 Meat and Delicatessen Stores Mercantile Stores and Markets Newspaper Publishing (4950.19:a03) Photographer Plumbing Shops Printing Shops &9414.a7 Radio Sales and Repair Shops Restaurants, Cafes �S�9941�48 Service Stations (Automobile) Shop Repair Shops Shoe Shops Storage of goods enclosed within a building, but not —general warehouses Tailor Shops s PLA.4NTNG OTHER DISTRIM S 441.4.9 ^ Theaters Tire Shope Trade ,-Schools S 941.4, U ertakin 4 Used automobile sales, but it shall bxi Ito store or s fox sale on any 'used car lot any vehicle which is not in condition to be legally operated upon any California State Highway. (495 Q b9 o a v 3) 3-94,15. Other -S-ftiisr--Bus ipeasea. Any business or enterprise con— del es on to � a , air- n character to t'raose ii ted above. in this Article, unless in the opinion oA: the Corm sion, it . would, be by comparison with those mentioned above, detrLtmntal to or incompatible with, the neighborhood or district in tvhic1h it is propa�m n to be located. (495-.19oao4) S 9416,, Accessories. There tn�y be the ' usual usual accessories in conne t- . n"�h 9�a�' pe , ei.bl.e buil.di.ng;9s premises,, structures or uses �: 5a19 5) t 111417 karkiaw- .e uire nta All uses itted .in this IDistrilat pr e 0F° - tr et � � a � the fol l •i ng ratio o (1���¢ 5 9417.1 Retail Storey. Th6lkidinA "OM-Wreial and per'son .l f�P 17 e y e 'w -street parking apace _ .a oP provided oz W r..� t —ua i. feet of grog floor areas within the buil-ding,&, or TWO= fraction thereof- a-nd one off-street parking space shf=-I 1• x pro- ' I for e,�a�h 5 (. square feet of 1��� outside of � bc�il�i�� �r �� ���� fraction thereof, which to ,devoted to sales. (1022) 5 9417.2 Offices h including Professi n,41 �i�8and rtt�ql pate°` vOne off-street . _�... � .s LLt s� . mom. _.. p X; ft square fact of gross floor area, or '.ajar fraction th reiDae, ('1011022) S IMIIJ P W t s , or major 'fraction.,ion. t orecf, In t '1..03 g ' - Ii"��'�' a tl L" 9 fi. lE'SS'q. '4d 27f '+v+L'L �fa:'3a i,Vtatul.NnP 4SbX$a$3' +y}'�,A 4� �L'6A sa✓SY A Lunch .AgaiGd >6m''4+�5'; n":i.9 "ar^.,4 T+tWhr n.uc.-oyawmz.aw.e wa++vwvacma-� :v X/x - �r y, �.a�.v�Y 9:' .5•a +C$Mw.5.,�^'�r` 9 �-�. 1`''� 2' d, "�..`-n4�.G,'P�,S: a' k w:g,; A,�,s,I. a P ai ? feet or- arose f-1t� . , `- or' ma for fraction .Dnel pff-atreet parking spaces shail be pr�a%pie ' for :k :ntn with it dance floo anefloo rs at s ratio of one Lapocaff or each 50 g ^ 4 of tea ca- uoog . ars or rwONr fraction s a oiO (1M�?. ) ** yg �y �q yy �-o m e'> u��aa e l 3,0.�z�'afrd F`p-�: r+, �t l' #' ,3 J4/� p�`.�v �vr� n�i A. '?-_ d4� , r,,, '«� „aan. ...fya .,,. m�'.d�(':.3,n r 3><#�1�il�','J.4:;.�2. d".'".waT�b cts:wa �.+S Sys- ffid.�. na•. g+�y�. � it is t%x o off atr :e� rIT`vr'fig Spa�U e� t�h�;bl ' z�r�e.v i d��� ,� vK• s s 4. k a !'F`��RFr;r a J.k thinee or mare ebeds are ° d in . ov .. ;g",qi.tlara e a/1 �.`.,;tr,.Ne. flo..jr. area in such ro u., f x. a 2 be i piAp7>'d :dam 0TIiER DISTRICTS S «use,��t� r- A RR 4 .6 Ho�al. Sanitarium Convalescent Homes. Rest Home. ar ,Iursihn Ilome One off-street parking space shall be provided for each beds (1022), ,,, �S4'1? ,8 Mortuary. One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 3. a square feet of gross floor area, or major fraction thereof, in rooms. used for serviced (1022) i2j1Z.2 The size, arrangement, and access for .all parking lots and/'or spaces shall conform to the latest adapted Planning Commission Standards. I Any development permitted by this Article that has an area of one acre or• more shall have at least five percent of its off-street parking lot landscaped and continuously maintained-6 The area of =puck development shall include all build- ings, parking areass0 driveways and any area accessory thereto. .(I022P. 1029) S 9412.1.0 All provisia1.11s for off-street parking shall be located mthin 300 feet of the premises it is intended to serve, provided such off-street parking facility is under the same ownership as the premises it is intended to serves (1022) Any use permitted in this District may he exempt from any off-street j parking requiremexts, provided the property upon which, said use is established is vJithin the bdundaries of a publicly administered parking district and further provided that said parking district is providing the parking space; that would otherwise be'. e required by_ '+his :article for all commercial development: within such parking distric;t.- - Q,024- ARTICLE 942 C-1. •HIGMAU G9o=-'.CaP 2, DISTRICT 421 Statement of. Intent and Purraoses. A. This district is generally intended for land and structures to provide hotel, trailer park, motel, and high density housing accommodations for transients, small fa;ily groups, and vacation visitors with con- venient access along heavily traveled highway frontages Additionaal uses such as churches, and professional services are likewise inc'ludeda B. It is further intended to provide controlled commercial uses on a highway location where it is not detrimental to adjoining property development. (822.2) S. 421.1 Uses Permitted,. The following permitted uses and regulations shall shall .apply in the 11C-4 District" All front and side yard requirements shall be in addition to thoee required by the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways and shall be appli- cable in this Article. All parking requirements specified shall include adequate ingress and e egress in accordance with Commission policy. Any development permitted by this article that has an area of one acre or more shall-have at least five percent of its off-street parking lot. ,landJcarQc! and continuously maintained. The area of such development shall incli°de all build- ings, parking areas, driveways and any area accessory thereto. (822..3, 102f) FLANV ING CYfHER DISTRICTS s 9421,2 1!arkin Re tirement- (10 ft� W 20 fta One parking space for each 300 sq� ft. gross floor area. (822,3) S 9421,�.L. THE FOLLWING USES SHALL BE PERMITTED IN THIS DISTRICT SUBJECT TO THE ISSUANCE OF A USE PERMIT (822,3) , 1 9421.21 . Trailer Parks Permitted in this District, subject to issu- ance o i-Use Permit, Minimum Area for Trailer Parks.-. 2.5 acres,, Maximum DensitX for Trailer Parks t 12 spaces gross acre Trailer Park Wall Recuirements , Five foot concrete block or masonry wall or equivalent as approved by the Planning Commission shall be required as a buffer on all boundaries of Trailer- Park,. rAler Park Sewers,. Connected sanitary sever line system shad be required in al cases Minimum Area for Moiels. 9,000 sq. ft. Minimm Frontaee for Trailer Parks, 70 ft. Pgrking Re uirements". (10 ft., x 20 ft. ) One parkin5 space for each dwelling, trailer space or sleeping unit. S 9421 ,,22, Camnercial _uses 2 Following commercial uses subject to r6suance of a use pe- All. commercial uses pennitted in the C-2 District under the same provisions regulating such use. All, commercial uses which the Planning Commission may deter nine to be similar, but not more objectionable, or urtharmonious to the 8-urrounding property, Further Provisions! All commercial uses permitted shall provide Ti _G� ream wall where the side or re yard abut an a 6 masonry 11R11 dlstrict,. Minimum frontage shall be: 100 feet (822.3) S 9421 . 3,. Heieht Limitations All Uses in phis Di tri maxi . :1 _ I'd inp; he 94 1 4. Only signs pertaining to the bus- . iness of the a!o�cftupan�ts Ahe premises shall be permitted in the C-4 Hiphway Commercial District. Lighted or unlighted signs °*ktich are not attached to the building utay be erected in the front yard under the following conditions., (a) The sign area shall not exceed one square foot for each lineal foot of premises front- age but not to exceed 200 square feet max- Imum. In all cases a millimum sign area of 25 square feet shall .be permitted, PLAIN 1 0 0 DISTRICTS S 9421 - 5 S I IF Sri 7 atej �o T 1. further from the center of the premises frontage thon 8 018tance *q"al to 10% of such frontage Un- Ws the written pennianion of the owner or lessee of aQviring property nearest the sign locstion is filed with the miding Department, If the sign is over 5 feet in height, the bottom thhereof Wall be not less then 10 feet above the ground surface, (d) If the sign is not attached to the building, each support shall not exceed 8 indhes in diameter or width 6nd if more than one support is used, at clear unobstructed opening not less than 30 inches wide shall be provided and maintained between supports, (917) Dedication and Improvements ? V >11gati2n, No building shall be used or constructed Wor any uses permitted in the OQ:4 District" nor shall a permit 'or the eonstruction of such building be issued by the Building Depyrtment, nor shall any land be used, where the land upon which sucr building is to be teed or constructe6 or wbere the land to be used for es& use abuts upon, and the ingress or egress to the said buNding is upon any indicated Arterial Highway shown on the Heusti?r I!an of Streets a d highways adopted February, 1957, and a8 bpreaftex amendeA until and unless the right-of-way for such high- osy to the wieth shown on the Master Plan has been dedicated to or vested in W City of Huntington Beach, V Auxammal" No final notice of completion be issued by the building Department until such required dedication of right:- of-way as eescribed in subparagraph A of this section has been im- proved by Watallation of curbs, gutters and street drainage in full compliance With City of Huntington Beach street standards, or until with the consent of the City Engineer, and agreement is entered into with the City in accordance with an abepted plan A improvements, In the event an agreement for the improvements is eutered into, the City Council may require that the agreement be secured by a good an sufficient bond, or it may accept in lien thereof 4 cash dbosit ubich bond or cash deposit Wall be Q , PM oak aura.-unr equal to' the cost of the IU qwrov_ ents estimated by the City Engineer, (8220) ARTICLE 943 -0- COMBINING OIL DISTRICT S 9431. -0- COMBINING OIL DISTRI 'T. Provisions agglicabletine 701"CoZ _sT all apF1 is W-077901ninj-6770trict, 1793, 2) ILILG OTHER DISTRICTS S 9421 S 9421.11 Multiple Family Dwelling Units. Permitted in this District except �� two un is or Ye as are not permitted,, All dwel9,ing vnits shall be attached. Area Re uire�nents Per A ar nt Nelftng ts There shall at least 750 square t ® ®tom ®r eae unity Minimum- Lot Arm 7,000 sq. ft. Minimum Frontam, 70 ft. (82203) S 9421©12 tels and Hotels. i i Minimum Lot Area° 9,000 sq. fto, I Minimum Frontave° 70 ft. (82203) S 9421013 `hard Re uirements for Dwells a Hotel Motu Uses. t Y .Xdo Five feet minimum, except that along all state highway frontage there shall be required a minimum of 30 ft. set-back i from existi rightm®f-way. i Side Yard Mihi o interior 5 ft. Exterior 10 ft© i �.. Re r'y rd �in maoFive ft. except ere permitted use' abuts an Rol 0i.str ct� yenre all be a required mini of 1 ft,) Dwelling Distance-. Minimum distance between garage or carpqrte and dwelling groups o T82203) S 9 2101�� blie and asi. Public gees° Churches� lodges, fraternity ousel Pr va a r pu F e ucatio. nal institutions, rooming housesfl boarding h ® houses and rest homes, Parkin R irementso (10 ft. X 20 Ft.) One parking space for each sire seats .n ��x�rehes or places of public assembly. One space for each dwelling or sleeping unit where applicable,, Minim Area-. 7,000 sq. fto Linione nta. ea 60 ft,, (822.3) S 9 21nt5F°€ fessional Services and 0ffi�es° rofesai,unal services may be located in professional business buildings or other office structures and not necessarily within hotels, tels�, trailer parks or apartment buildings. Professional offices are defined as office for the conduct of anyone of the following uses only Aceoxmiting, architect, attorneys chiropractor, ebllecti.on a ene', dentist, engineers, insurance, broker, optometrist, physician and surgeon, private detective,, real estate sales, social worker, susrveyor, . pha acies�, dia. nostic laboratories, bio-c-bemical laboratories G where they do not exceed 1,500 sq,, ft,, in gross floor area or similar use approved by the ink; off.fli.-O s i.on o PLANNING 'C1PX-R DISTRICTS S 9432 I � �} 2� (Repealed 793,A) S 9433 as S 94 4p S 94 4, r: S 943402 s' S 9.4.1.4.1.3 eo S 9434 4 as S 9434n5 � aa .S 9434 6 @' S 9434.7 " S 94 4 S as S 9435 " S 9436, " ARTICLE 944 M-2 DISTRICT (840a1) S 9441, Industri. IJMW Provisions A� li ble The t9 following provisions shall apply in t e M.2 Distr;cto Om2) S 9442n [lees Permitted. General manufacturing industrial uses,, commercial uses and buildings and structures designed and intended foi such uses, which are permitted in the M-1, M-1-A, and C42 districts and shall be under the respective provisions of the appropriate dis- tract, but not including4 to Hotels, motets or trailer parks {b) Hospitals,, rent homes or sanitariums (c) Churches, clubs or lodges (d) Residential use (961.1) S 944 . Steam Electrical Generating Stations. (840o2) S 944 Condit nal tl�es; Where Use Permits are granted. any of th ol. owing manu acturing uses are conditional uses permitted in thE K-2 District subject to review in accordance with the performance standards procedure-, provided, that such uses are located not less tht two thousand (2000) ftfl from the nearest "R" District or "All District designated for future residential development on the adopted Master Land Use Plan, 1, Acetylene gas manufacture or storage, 2. Acid manufacture, 3, alcohol manufacture. P 4, Asphalt refining or asphalt mixing plants, 5, Rust furnaces or coke ovens. 6. Brick,, tile,, cements block or terra costa manufacture, 7. Cement, time, gypsum or plaster of paris manufacture, E]�ANNINC OTHER DISTRICTS S 9k43 8. Concrete and concrete products manufacture. 9. Distillation of bones. 10. Drop forge industries 11. Fat rendering. 12. Fertilizer manufacture or storage. 13. Freight classification yards, 14. Natural gasoline process' and absorption plants 15. Oil cloth or linoleum manu acture. 16. Faint, oil, shellac, turpentine or varnish manufacture. 17. paper pulp manufacture. 18. Rock crusher, or distribution of rocks, sand or gravels other than quarries or other sources of raw material 19. Roofing material manufacture. 20. Soap manufacture. 21. Soda and compound manufacture. 22. vineries 23. «ool pulling or scouring. 24. Accessory buildings and uses customarily incident to any of the above uses, when located on the same site with the main bum ing o (840-.2) Section 9443.1 (Repealed 840. 3) Secti. n 9444q F rkina Re uirements The parking provisions of Section Oo sha 1 e applicableo 40®2) Section 944431 (Repealed 840.3) Section 9444.2 (Repealed 840.3) Se Lion 9444 3 (Repealed 840.3) Section 9445. Height Limitations., No building or structure in the MC )'° `tr ct shall exceed a height of forty (40) feet. (840.2) PLANNING OTHER DISTRICTS § 9445.1 venience, and prosperity to which they are entitled; therefor the following uses are prohibited in this City: § 9445.1 Processing. The manufacture or processing of cement, lime, gypsum, bleaching powder, .fertilizer, potash, disinfectants, glucose, glue, size, acid, rubber or rubber products, and acetylene, sulphuric, nitric, or hydrochloric gas, and explosives, excepting petroleum products. [495:22: b:l] §9445.2 Rendering. Distillation, reduction or rendering of bones, fat, tallow, dead animals or garbage; but this City may, as a governmental service, dispose of the garbage of"\this City, within the City limits. [495: 22:b:2] § 9445.3 Storage. Storage of explosives, excepting petroleum products. [495:22:b:3] i § 9445.4 Livestock. Stock yard, slaughterhouses, meat packing plants, dairies, hog farms and hog feeding, except where there are not more than one hog or pig, goat, or bovine animal per acre. [495:22:b:4] § 9445.5 Quarries. Quarries, excepting those developing or producing hydrocarbon substances. [495:22:b:5] § 9445.6 Similar Uses. Uses which in the opinion of the Commission are similar to those mentioned in sections 9445 to 9445.5. [495:22:b:6] ARTICLE 945 S-1 DISTRICT § 9451. Shoreline District. Provisions Applicable. The following pro- visions shall apply to the Shoreline District: I § 9452. Uses Permitted. Public recreation and public facilities there- for, including a public trailer camp and publicly controlled concessions in or on existing public buildings or structures or in said trailer camp, but no other uses. [495:23:a:1] § 9453. Buildings or Structures Permitted. Only public buildings or structures necessary or convenient for recreational purposes or for beauti- fication of the district. [495:23:b] I a a PLANNING OTHER DISTRICTS ARTICLE 946 ARTICLE 946 AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT § 9461. Agricultural District: Provisions Applicable. The following provisions shall apply rin the A-1 District: [619:2] § 9462. Uses Permitted: The following uses shall be permitted in the A-I District: [619:2] I j § 9462.10 Agricultural Uses: Agricultural and horticultural uses includ- ing orchards, tree crops, field crops, bush crops, vegetable gardening, flower jgardening and accessory buildings or structures therefor, such as greenhouses, hot houses, barns and implement sheds, all under the further provisions of this Article. [623:1] § 9462.20 Oil Operations. The drilling and operating for the discovery or production of water or of oil, gas, hydrocarbons and or kindred substances in their natural states under the following conditions: [619:2] § 9462.21 Conformity to Code. Such operations and construction shall be 'in conformity with the Huntington Beach Ordinance 'Code provisions which are not in conflict with the provisions of this Article. [619:2] § 9462.22—Mud Dumps. Sumps Prohibited. The uses permitted under Section 9462.20 shall not be construed as permitting rotary mud dumps, sumps or disposal, petroleum refining or processing, nor storage of oil or gas in tanks exceeding one thousand ( 1,000) barrel capacity, not to exceed sixteen ( 16) feet in height. [619:2] § 9462.23 Surface Operations: Distance from Highway. All surface equipment, such as top of well, pumps, tanks and the like shall be at least one hundred fifty ( 150) feet from the nearest portion of any public road, street or State Highway, the provisions of Section 9293.6 notwithstanding, and shall also be at least twenty-five (25) feet from any lot line which is not common with a public road, street or highway line. [619:2] § 9462.24 Setbacks. In any case where the setback, yard, or space re- quirements of this Article would exclude the use permitted by Section 9462.20 because of the size or shape of a lot, such use may be located on the rear half of the lot and not less than twelve and one-half ( 121/2 ) feet from the side and rear lot lines; provided, however, that prior to the effective date of this Ar- ticle; ( I ) a deed to such lot was of record; (2) that the lot is assessed as a separate lot; and (3) that the lot is held under a separate ownership from ad- joining lots. [619:2] § 9462.30 R-1 Uses. All uses permitted in R-I District, provided that there shall be not more than one dwelling for each five (5) acres of land area in the lot or parcel upon which the dwelling is located, except as provided in Section 9206. [619:2] § 9462.40 Parking lots for automobiles. [619:2] § 9462.50 Radio transmitter stations. .[619:2] § 9462.60 Transient Shows: Permission of Council. Circuses, carnivals and animal shows of a temporary or transient type, provided conditional per- mission is secured therefor from the council. Such permission may be granted a PLANNING OTHER DISTRICTS § 9462.70 without a hearing or public notice, and upon conditions considered necessary and appropriate by the Council for the protection of public health, safety and general welfare. [619:2] § 9462.70 Signs: Restrictions. Not more than one sign, placard or other advertising or identification device may be erected, painted on, or made a part of any premises, and such sign shall have an area of not more than twelve ( 12) square feet and such sign shall relate only to the sale or lease of the parcel upon which located or to such permissive use as may be located upon such parcel; except, however, that in the case of oil wells there may be j one such sign for each active well. In no case shall the signs permitted here- by be considered to include general outdoor advertising signs commonly known as "bill boards." [619:2] § 9462.80 Similar Uses. Uses which in the opinion of the Planning Com- mission are similar to those mentioned as being permitted in the A-1 District when such similar uses have been set forth in a resolution of said Commission. [619:2] § 9462.90 Other Uses. Uses customarily incident to any of the uses permitted by this Article unless specifically prohibited thereby, or unless per- mitted only by Council permit. ['619:2] § 9463.10 Garbage, Sewage Disposal Prohibited. No provision of this Article shall be construed as permitting farms or plants for the disposal of gar- bage, sewage, or offal, except by the City of Huntington Beach as a govern- mental function or service. [619:2] § 9463.20 Animal Husbandry: Permit Required. No provisions of this Article shall be construed as permitting animal husbandry, or the raising' or keeping of animals or fowls for any commercial purpose, unless a permit has been secured from the Council authorizing such use and the conditions upon which the specified land may be used for such purpose. [619:2] § 9463.30 Produce Selling Stands Prohibited. No provision of this Ar- ticle shall be construed as permitting any building, structure or stand of either a permanent or temporary character on any lot or parcel, to facilitate the sell- ing of produce or crops of any kind whether such produce or crops were raised on the parcel or not. [619:2] i § 9464. Buildings: Restrictions. No dwelling, apartment, or accessory building shall exceed thirty (30) feet in height nor consist of more than two stories, except as provided in Section 9203. [619:2] § 9465.10 Building Site, Area, Space and Setback Requirements. Sup- plementary to other such requirements of this Article. [619:2] § 9465.11 Width. The minimum average width of any lot shall be not less than three hundred (300) feet, except as provided in Section 9206. [619:2] § 9465.12 Area. The minimum lot area for each single family dwell- ing shall be five (5) acres, except as provided in Section 9206. ['619:2] § 9465.13 Multiple Dwellings. There may be more than one single fam- ily dwelling or apartment on any lot having an area of ten ( 10) acres or over PLANNING OTHER DISTRICTS § 9465.14 provided there is not less than five (5) acres of land area in the parcel for each such dwelling or apartment; and in such case, if one building is placed in the rear of the other, no wall of one dwelling of apartment shall be closer than twenty-five (25) feet to nearest wall of the other, and if placed side by side, no wall of one dwelling or apartment shall be closer than twenty-five (25) feet to the nearest wall of the other, and if placed side by side, no wall of one dwelling or apartment shall be closer than twenty (20) feet to the nearest wall of the other. [619:2] § 9465.14 Main Buildings or Structures. Main buildings or structures for permissive uses may be established provided they are located not closer than twenty (20) feet to any public road, street or highway line, except as provided in Section 9462.23. [619:2] § 9465.15 Accessory Buildings. Accessories or detached accessory buildings shall not be located closer than fifty (50) feet to any public road, street, or highway Fine except as provided in Section 9462.23. [619:2] § 9465.16 Accessory Buildings: Distance from Main Building. Acces- sory building shall be at least six (6) feet from any main building. [619:2] § 9466.00 Yards. The following yards shall be provided and main-tained in case of a dwelling or apartment, and where there is a question as to which side or end of the lot is the front, side or rear line of the lot the Build- ing Inspector or his deputy is hereby authorized to make the determination; provided, however, that on lots having an area of less than five acres the narrowest side abutting a street shall be considered the front lot line. ['619:2] § 9466.10 Front Yard: There shall be a front yard of not less than twenty (20) feet. [619:2] § 9466.20 Side Yard: There shall be an interior side yard of not less than five (5) feet, except as provided in Section 9294. The exterior side yard, adjoining a road, street, or highway shall be twenty (20) feet as -pro- vided in Section 9465.14, notwithstanding the provisions of Article 929. [619:2] § 9466.21 Rear Yard: There shall be a rear yard of not less than twen- ty (20) feet, except as provided in Section 9297, and accessory buildings may occupy not more than fifty (50) per cent of the area of such rear yard. [619:2] § 9467.0 Provisions of Article 929. The provisions of Article 9,29 shall be considered as much a part of this Article as though written herein, unless exception thereto has been made, and with the provision that no non-conform- ing building, structure or accessory shall be used in determining any variation in any yard requirement in the A-I District. [619:2] I OTHER DISTRICTS ARTICU 947 ARTICLE 947 -M-1 aqd M�I-A DISTRICTS S 9470. Uses Permitted. The following uses and regulations Industrial. District: All front and side yard requirements shall be in addition to those required by the Mister Plan:.-,Of Street and Highways shall be applicable in this section. 1. Any use permitted in the C-1 or C-2 District except.* (a) Motelsi, hotels, or trailer parks. (b) Hospitals, sanitariums or rest homes. (c) Churches, clubs or lodges. (d) Residential use. 2. Auction houses or stores. 3. Automobile assembly, bod and fender Dmrks,, dismantling and used parts storage Yen operated and maintainvJ wholly within an entirely enclosed building. 4. Automobile paint , , provided all painting, sanding and baking shall 'Ne conducted wbmlly within ;An enclosed building. 5. Battery- rebuilding. 6. Boat building, except ship buiding. 7. Bottling .plants. 8. Breweries. 9. Building material storage yards. 10. Caretakers dwelling on factory premises. 11. Carpet cleaning plants. . 12. Cleaning and dyeing plants. 13. Contractor's storage yard, 14. Cosmetics, manufacture of.. 15. Creameries and dairy products manufacturing. 16. Distributing plants. 17, Draying,, freighting or trucking, -yards or terminals. PLANNING OTHER DISTRICTS S 9470 18. Electric or neon sign manufacturing. 19. Feed and fuel yards. 20. Flour mills. 21. Food products manufacturing, storage and processing of, except lard, pickles, sauerkraut, sausages or vinegar. 22. Frozen food lockers. 23. Fruit and vegetable can-ning, preserving and freezing. 24. Garment manufacture. 25. Ice and cold storage plants. 26. Laundries. 27. Lumber yards. 28. Machine shops. 29. Manufacture of prefabricated buildings. 30. Mills, planning,, except that building operations are not allowed. 31. Outdoor advertising display or outdoor advertising structure advertising the business being conducted on the premises on vihich the display or structure is located. 32. Paint mixing, provided inflannable liquids storage complies with City fire code. 33. Pipe line booster or pumping plant in connection with water, oil, petroleum, gas, gasoline or other petroleum products. 34. Plastics, fabrication thereof. 35. Poultry and rabbit slaughter, including custom dressing, 36. Public utility service yards and electric transmission substations. 37. Rubber, fabrication of products made from finished rubber, 38. Sheet metal shops. 39. Soap manufacture, cold mix. only.' 40. Shoe manufacture. L )N' q I 1XI 3 OTHER DISTRICTS S 9470 ........... 41. Storage space for transit and transportation equipment, except freight classification yard. 42. Stone tronuments and tombstone works. 43. Textile manufacture. 44. Tile, manufacture of wall and floor tile and related small the products. 45. Tire rebuilding, recapping and retreading. 46. TL-.sm1th. 47. Transfer,, moving, and storage of furniture and household goods. 48. Truck. repairing, overhauling and rental. 49. Wholesale business, storage building and warehouses. 50. Other skaqilar tadustrial uses as the Comnission may eetermine, with approval by the City Council, to be stm, ilar, not more objectionable, or un1harmonious to the surroundlmg property. (731.4) S 947011� Parkin:, Re q =U0 Spaces R U i,.' d r cu t—. 9 -7'"17N.7 Manufacturing, or Research testing laboratories Motor vehicle or One space for each 400 sqa ft4 machinery sales, of Gross Floor Area. transportation terminal facilities; WarelbDuses or storage buildings. C-1 uses As required in the C-1 regulations. C®2 uses As required in the C-2 regulations. 0:her permitted uses Where the parking requirements for a use are na t sp,ecifically defined herein, the parking requirements for such use shall be determined by the Planning Cowalssion. 1731.4) PLANNING OTHER DISTRICTS 3 9470.2 S 9470.2. giei t and Area Re .uirements. Front Yard: Honed Side and Rear Yard: None except that on any lot where the side or rear yard abuts upon a residential zone, there shall bo provided a six (6) foot solid masonry wall on such property line. Height: No building or structure in an M-1 zone shall exceed a height of forty (40) feet. (731.4) S 9472. The following uses and regulations as set forth in Sect-ions 9473 through 9473.9 shall apply in the M-1-A Restricted Manufacturing District. (743.1) 8 ,9473. Statement of Intent and Purposes. a. To encourage the es=.-ablisbment of industries which are compatible with one b. To provide standards for off-street automobile parking and for loading and trucking operations. c. To provide operational standards for yards, structures, aid equipment that will minimize traffic congestion, noise, heat, glare, air and water pollution, fire, radiation,, electrical disturbance and safety hazards. d. To provide standards for location and illumination of advertising signs. e. To establish standards of environmental development such as landscaping and open space so as to encour- age healthful and productivel"vorking conditions and to insure the development of a manufacturing area which will be compatible with the surrounding community. f© To prohibit non-compatible uses. (737.3) 3 9473g1. Uses Permitted. a. Any use permitted in the 0-2 District except: 1. Motels, hotels or trailer parks. 2. Hospitals, Sanitariums, or rest homes. 3. Churches, clubs or lodges. 4. Residential Use. b. The manufacturer compounding, processing, packing, assembly, distribution or treatment of such pro- ducts, articles or merchandise as followst Aircraft engines or parts . (no engine testing) PLANNING OTHER DISTRICTS S 9473. 1 Asbestos products Automobile assembly. Autom, bile parts-wholesale, distribution or manufacture. Bakery - 'wholesale. Battery manufacture. Beverage manufacture, bottling or distribution. Billboard manufacture. Boatbuilding. (not ships) Box and Crate Assembly. Broom ex id Brush manufacture. Candle Manufacture. (�po rendering) Cannery. (no noxious odors) Canvas manufacture. Carpet and rug manufacture. Cement products manufactured Ceramic products manufacture. Cigar manufacture. Cigarette factory. Cleaning and dyeing planto Cloth manufacture. Cooperag�. Coffee manufacture. Cork products manufacture. Cosmetics manufacture. Dairy products manufacture, bottling or distribution, Dehydrating of food. (no noxious odors) Distribution of goods, wares, articles or products. Draying yard or terminal. Drugs manufactureo Electric products manufacture or distributing. Electronics manufacture. Electroplating-wholesale in conjunction with a basic permitted use. Fencing manufacture,, Fibre products manufacture. Food products 'manufacture. (no noxious odors) Foundry electric or gas may. capacity melting unit WOO lbs Freighting yard or terminal. Fruit preserving or packing.., Garment manufacture., Grain elevator. Ice manufacture, distribution or storage. Laboratories - research or testing, Machine shop - wholesale. Metal products manufacture Moving van storage or operations yard. Novelty Emd toy manufacture. Paint mkzbing. Plastic products manufacture. Paper products,, Perfumes manufacture wholesale. Pottery manufacture wholesale. PLANNING OTHER DISTRICTS S 9473A _ Public Utilities ' Service yards. Rubber products manufacture. Soap Manufacture. Storage yard. (see screening requirements) Vefiding Machine assembly,, Wood products manufacture - wholesale. c. Other research,, testing, manufacturing, assembly, distributing, warehousing, or similar uses not specifically mentioned which shall conform to the performance standards .and other requirements set forth in this article.' (737. 30 S 9473,.2. Prohibited Industrial. Uses. Industrial uses which becau7seolfpoter�Fial emanation ot dust, ash, smoke, heat, noise, fumes, radiation, gas odors, or vibrations are or may be incon- sistent with the intent and purposes of this Article, (737.3) S 9473.3. YjEd.�%! ijireS4�nts. a. All front and side yard requirements shall be in addi- tion to those required by the Master Plan of Streets and Highways. All provisions of said Master Plan shall be applicable in this Section. b. Front Yard. The minimum required front yard shall be forty feet from major or primary highways and thirty feet from secondary highways, measured from the altimate street property line to the nearest- front wall of the building. The front yard shall be appropriately land- scaped, which may include automobile parking, however riot less than 25% of the front yard area shall be land- scaped, and v-7hiCh shall include adequately maintained lawns, shrubs, trees, flowers or ground cover. c. Side Yards. The minim: z required side yard shall be fifteen feet, except where such side yard is adjacent to a major or primary highway the minimum required yard shall be forty feet; and where such side yard is adjacent to a secondary highway the minimum required yard shall be thirty feet,, Landscaping of side yards shall be required only when such yards are adjacent to streets, in which case the landscaping regulations for front yards shall apply. da Rear Yards. No minimum rear yard is required by this Article, Building Codes and Fire Protection Regulations as app licable shall govern in determining- minimum rear Che M-1-A zone. (737. 3) yard requi-renments in PLANNING OTHER DISTRICTS S 947304 S 9473m4,, Outside Storage a. No material:, supplies or products shall be stored or permitted to remain on the property in un;3creened areas:: Screening of storage areas shall be accomplished by the use of landscaping. wails, buildings,- or any combination thereof, to a height sufficient to - screen the stored items, except that such height need not exceed seven feet.; Storage shall be confined to the rear two-thirds of the property.. (73703) S 9473.5, Waste Disoosal. ap No waste-material or refuse shall be dumped, placed, or allowed to remain on the property outside a permanent structure,, b. Industrial waste disposal shall be in a manner as pre- scribed by the governing codes and ordinances, (737,3) S 947306, Automobile Parking ao Research; testing; manufacturing; assembly; fabrication; and packaging facilities. "Yard improvements shall be made to provide off-street parking spaces in the ratio of at least one space for each 350 square feet of gross floor area and at least one space for each 500 square feet of the remainder gross floor area. b,, Wholesale, Warehousing; and Distribution facilities,, Yard improvements shall be made to provide off-street parking spaces of at least one space for each 1,000 square feet of gross floor area. co Commercial uses as shall be permitted,, 'Yard improvements shall be made to provide off-street parking as required in the Zoning Ordinance for C-1 and C®2 uses, do Where parking requirements for a use: are not defined here- in, such requirements shall be determined by the Plan- ning Commission. eo The minimum width for each.parking space shall be 'nine feet, and each space shall contain at least 190 square feet, not including access. fo Auto parking areas shall be paved with asphaltic concrete or equal, placed upon suitable base material, PLANNING OTHER DISTRICTS S 947326 go All yard areas not facing streets may be used in total .for automobile parking, when not in conflict with other provisions of, this Article. hp Automobile parking areas shall be provided with entrance, exits, and aisles adequate to provide safe movement of vehicles. (737.3) S 9473o7A Truckine and Loading, a. Truck and rail loading areas, and loading wells, docks and doors shall not fAce on or encroach into the required front yard areas,, bo Adequate area shall be provided for the safe operation of trucks in loading areas, c. Trucking areas shall be adequately paved for the type of operation intended,, (737.3) S 9473.3o General R6cuirementso ao Fencing,, No fencing will be permitted along front pro- perty. Fencing along the side yard within the front setback is optional, Otherwise the sites shall be completely fenced with a -s.ix foot chain link type fence or equal to the front building; line, ba L, ighht�n� o to On sites where night time operations are anticipated adequate lighting shall be provided for all automobile parking areas, trucking and loading areas, and at pedestrian and vehicle access points. 20 No yard or sign illumination shall be allowed to shine directly upon, or to cast a glare upon any public street or any adjacent property. c. Signs. 1. No billboards or advertising leases shall be permitted within this zone. 2� A single sign shall be allowed on the front of each facility (facing the roadway) , advertising only the name, product, or service of the tenant. When the building is on a corner, or backs up to a freeway or highway, a second sign may be permitted. 3. Products and service signs hall be singlefaced and confined to the galls of the larger buildings or to secondary structures which are lower than the main building; However, a symbol or device, grouped with the sign, may extend above the roof or firewall, but PbANNING OTHER DISTRICTS S 9473.8 not to exceed ten feet. Sign towers will not be permitted, nor illuminated water towers. 4. Signs Located on other than the main building (gate- ways, concrete or masonry yard enclosures) shall be subject to the approval of the Planning Commission. When permitted, they shall only be back-lighted or floodlighted, and letters shall not exceed 12 inches in height,, 5. No advertising signs shall be placed on chain link fences. 6. Illuminated emblems may be placed on the roof provid- ing they do not exceed one-half the height of the major portion of the building or a maximum of 15 feet. 7. In addition to these requirements, signs shall meet the requirements of the Huntington Beach City Build- ing Code. d,, Buildings. to All structures erected within the M-1-A zone shall, with the exception of trim and minor architectural features, be constructed of ceramics, masonry, concrete stucco or other materials being similar in nature, or metal panels approved by the Planning Commission.,, 2. All buildings erected shall conform to the applicable building codes and ordinances, e� Area. 1. No site within the Mml®A zone shall consist of an area less than one acre. fA Height. L Maximum height limitation shall be two stories, or not to exceed 40 feet, unless otherwise approved by the Planning Commission, ga Standards of Performance to Sound shall be muffled so as not to become objection able due to intermittance, beat frequency or shrill- ness. The measurement of sound shall be measured at the lot lines and shall be measured to decibels with a sound level meter and associated octave band filter, manufactured according to standards prescribed by the American Standards Assoc4lation. Maximum permissible sound pressure levels shall comply with the following standards- PLANNING OTHER DISTRICTS S 9473,,8 Maximum Sound Pressure Level in Decibels 040 Dues oar mare C�nt:imeter -- Octave Bank in Adjacent Residential Lot Lire of Use Cyclesjsocond Distract Boundaries in the M-1®A Zone: 0-75 ?2 9 75-150 59 74 150-300 52 66 300-600 46 59 600-1200 42 53 1200-2400 39 47 2400-4800 34 41 Above 4800 32 39 L Smoke, shall not: be emitted from any source in a greater density of grey than that described as No. 1 on the Ringlemann Chart, except that visible grey smoke of a shade not darker than that described as No. 2 on. the Ringlemainn Chart may be emitted for not more than four minutes in any thirty minutes. These provisions appli- cable to visible grey smoke, shall also apply to visible smoke of a different color but with an equivalent appar- ent opacity. 3. Dust, Flirt, Fly Ash or Ai.rbourne Solids, from any sources shall not be in a density greater than that described as No. 1 on the RingU!mann Chart. 4. Odors, from gases or other odorous matter shall not be in such quantities as to be offensive beyond the lot line of the use. . 50 'Toxic Gases or Natter, shall not be emitted which can cause any damage to -health, to animals or vegetation, or other forms of property, or which can cause any excessive soiling beyond the lot lines of the use, 6. Vibration from any machine, operation or process which can cause a displacement of .003 of one (1) inch as measured. at the log: lines of the use shall be prohibited. Shock absorbers or similar mounting shall be allowed which will reduce vibration below ,003 of one (1) inch as measured at the lot lines 7. Clare and Heat, from any source shall not be produced beyond the lot lines of the use. 8a Radioactivity and Electrical Dist ,rbancesa 1� Except with the.`,prior approval of the Commission as to specific additional uses, the use of radioactive materials within the M-I-A Zone shall be limited to measuring, gauging and calibration devices; as tracer PLANNING OTHER DISTRICTS S 9473.8 elements; in X-ray and like apparatus, and in connection with the processing and preservation of foods. In no event shall radioactivity, -Alien measured at each lot lime be in excess of 2v7x1®-ll microcuries per milliliter of air at any moment of time. 2. Indio and television transmitters shall be operated at the regularly assigned wave len the (or within the. authorized tol`eran.ces therefor as assigned thereto by the appropriate governmental. agency. Subject- to such exception and the operation of domens- tic household. equipment, all electrical and electronic devices and equipment shall be suitably wired, shielded and controlled so that in operation they shall not., beyond the lot lines, emit any electrical impulses or waves which will adversely affect the operation and control of any other electrical or electronic devices and equipment. (7 37-3) S 9473.9. Dedication and Improvements ao Dedication, No building shall be used or constructed for any commer- cial or industrial uses permitted in. the I'M-10A Restricted Manufacturing District", nor shall a permit for the construction of such building be issued by the Building Department, nor shall any land be used, Vaere the land upon which such building is to be used or constructed or where the land to be used for said uses abuts upon, and the ingress or egress to the said building or land is upon any indicated Arterial Highway shown on the Master Plan of Streets and Highways adopted February, 1957, and as hereafter amended, until and unless the right®of>.Way for such highway to the width shown on the Master Plan has been dedicated to or vested in the City of Huntington Beach. bo Imo 'ovements o No final notice of completion shall be issued by the Building Department until such required dedication of right-of-way as described in subparagraph a of this sec- tion has been improved by installation of curbs, gutters and street drainage in £gall compliance with City of Hunt- ington Beach street standards, or until, with the consent of the City Engineer, an agreement is entered into with the City in accordance with an accepted plan of i.mprove- rments. In the event an agreement for the improvements is entered into, the City Council may require that the agreement be secured by a. good and sufficient bond, or it may accept .in. lieu thereof a cash deposit which bond or cash deposit shall be in an amount equal to t o c6st of the improve-ments estimalt-ed by the City Eng ineero (737.3) PLANNING OTHER DISTRICTS s 948o ARTICLE 248 11C-11' NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL DISTRICT � Uses Permitted. The following permitted uses and regulations shall �4 8 O� apply in the 11C-111 NeighborhocA Commercial District4 All front and side yard requirements shall be in addition to those required by the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways. All pro-visions of the Master Plan of Arterial. Streets and Highways shall be applicable in this Article. Any development permitted by this Article ti.at has an area Or on(-.t acre or more shall have at least five percent of its off-stree-c parking lot landscaped and continuously maintained. 'The area of such development shall include all buildings,parking areas, drive- ways and any area accessory thereto. (731.6, 1029.1). ' S 'Retail Stores. - The following retail stores with indicated parking and yard requirements: 1. Antique shops 2. Apparel shops 3., Bakery goods Book or stationery stores 5. Drug and pharmacy stores 6. Drygoods or notions 7. Florists or gift, shops 8. Grocery, fruit or vegetable stores 9. Hardware or electrical appliance IQ.. Jewelry stores 11. Liquor *stores 12, Meat or delicatessen 13. Packaged ice stations 14. Photographic- supplies or studio 15. Similar retail establ.ishments, conducted entirely within a building Parklo Requirements (10 ft. x 20 ft.) One parking space for each 200 sq. ft. ,of gross floor area. Yard Requirements Side 1:*S, L -Yard: None except where lot abuts, an R District, then 10 feet. r- PI.eAIMING OTHER DISTRICTS �. Re '„gird.& 1�bne except where lot abuts an District,, 10" e . (731.6) I S `kS 2 Service 2t. . b. The following services { with in icated parking and yard requirements. 1. automobile service stations ( .major repairs, metal work or pairnti 9 .only new unused merchandise may be stared outside the main building). 2 a Banks p, 3. Barber and beauty shops go-. Dressmaker or millinery shops S. Laundry or cleaning agencies, hand laundries, and Gel€ service laundries 60 Hospitals, sanitariums, or rest homes. 7e Offices; business or professional 8. Parking lots 9. Public utility offices � ti eq ireeents (10 ft. x 20 ft. space) Se ise St io s j s, BaLgbar.Md BeautySh s D esgalmaer ori1. i.xnery Sho Laundry or C e ni e c ,3 Public Utility 0ffi sa One parking space for each 300 sq. ft. of gross floor area. Ii sn1 Sant rims r Rest Ho S. -Off . Bullidns or P. s a One parking space for each sleeping, dwelli. or trailer space unit. hard �tecui.remexnt� S Nome except where lot abuts an R District. —RearYard: . None except where lot abuts an R District. (731..6) 0 I, i F -HE ES OT nA _' Rea 'bards None except VJI�ere lot abuts an R District, then 10 feet. 9480 2 Services EstJ3bI i nI_ The following services with i d par, an iements. 1. Automobile l service stations (no major repairs m@ta . wrk or painting; only new unused merchandise may to stoked out. side the main building_. 2 o Banks 30 Barber and beauty shops 46 Dressm-k r, or witli.nery shops 5. Laundry or cleaning agencies, hand laundries, amd s tf service I. -undries 60 Hospitalsq sanitariums ®r rest homes provided a use ,permit is first approved. 7, Offices; business or professional t € . Partying late 9. Public Utility offices Parkin Nequirements 0_4 ft. x 20 ft. space) j Auto -Services Stations Banks, Barber and Beaut 3 I �s Dress inaker or 1Ki,IIi- s,Lamdry or Ciea iy A�e�ci e�� �b is ;"fit Pff ices e One parK-ng space .for each 300 sq, �t� of gragg or areas f�ffLC=e 3sineps or Pro. Lmt s CMA '-parking space for each sleeping,, dwe l.l'ing, or trz.i e v Yard Q Wt!�r except where .lot abuts an R Diii riot. Renr YardsNii) e except Penh re lot abuts an R District., ! INO OTHER DISTRICTS S 9 80. 3, " uses witfi Indicated parking end yard requirements 1. Churches,, clubs g or lodges 2. Motels, hotels or trailer parks 3. Museuans s art galleries or industrial exhibits Fro Multiple family residential units (3 or more apartment units 5. Public utility substation structures. i•irnk Requirements (10 ft. x 20 ft. space) Ohurche s lod ea. muu rt 11eri.es One parking space for each aIx seats or for each 100 sq. ft. of assembly area. hotels.ofIsa,. ti le f i eJjdgallal l jLnit a One parking, space for each sleeping, dwelling or trailer space unit. Paa a unann ti li.t @uk tagW t a 'ire None rd Regui.rWents Front yard: 10 feet Side yard: 5 feet Rear yard: 10 feet (731.6) S 94j�4 _3s ted do The following uses Su en other uses as the Commission may determine, with a prowl. by the City Ootmci.l, to be similar, not more objectiona� le, rr aharmni.ous to the surrounding property. Zakvi. Re_ui.reents. As determined by Resolution of the Planning Oo irston. Ys rd Reoui.re cents As determined by Resolution of the Planning Co.missi.on. (731.6) 0P5p se e. Only signs pertaining to the business aianm of occupants locate on the premises shell be permitted in the O-1 zone. Lighted or unlighted signs which are not attached to the f PLANNING OTHER DISTRICT S 480.6 building. advertising the business or products for sale on the premises may be erected in the following conditions: a. The sign area shall not exceed one sq. ft. for each two ft. of pre® . raises frontage but not to exceed one hundred sq. ft. maximum. In all cases a minimum sign area of 25 sq. ft. shall be permissible. b. The sign shall be located not further from the center of the pre- mises frontage than a distance equal, to 1.096 of such Frontage, unless the written permission of the owner or lessee of adjoining property nearest the sign location is filed with the Building Department. c. If the sign is not attached to d building each support shall not exceed eight (8) inches in width or diameter and if more t's;an one support is used, a clear, unobstructed opening not less than thirty (30) inches vride shall be provided and maintained between supports. (731.6) S 480.6 Height and Area Recuirements. Miniffium lot area: None MiniAum lot dimensions: None - Maximum building height: .35 feet (731.6) ARTICLE 949 , 41C-211 COMMUNITY BUSINESS DISTRICT S 4a04 The following permitted uses and regulations shall apply in the 11C®211 Community Business District. All front and side yard requirements shall be in addition to those required by the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways. All provisions of the Master Plan, of Arterial Streets and Highways shall be applicable in this Article. Any development permitted by this Article that has an area of one f acre or more shall have at least five percent of its off--street parking lot landscaped and continuously maintained. The area of such development shall include all buildings, parking areas, driveways and any area accessory thereto. (731.8, 10290) S 4 0.1. Uses Permitted. a. All uses permitted in, the C-1 Zany, under provisions of C»1 reg- ulations except residential housing units. . b. The following, retail stores: r1. Automobile sales agencies, with incidental repairs and service. 2. Bakeries (not more than seven (7) employees and W,rz th all goods sold on premises. PLAMYNING OTHER DISTRICTS S 9490.1 II 3. Clothing stores 4. Department stares i 5. Electrical supply shops 6e Feed. and Fuel stores (entirely within a building devoted to retail sales) . i !. Frozen food lockers (retail only) 8. Furniture stores. 9. Ice Storage houses (limit capacity to five (5) tons). 10. Liquor stores, and on.-sale liquor establishments '. 11. News suds 12. Paint stores 13. Pet shops i 14. Plant nurseries (fertilizer stared within buildings). i 15. Plumbing supply shops 16. Printing shops 17. Similar uses conddacted entirely within a building as the yCommission may determine., with approval of the City Council, to be similar, not more objectionable, or unhaonious to the surrounds property. c. Auditoriums, meeting halls, for fraternal and service organizations. d.-'* Business colleges and private schools 1. Bars, dafes and restaurants (including dancing and entertainment). 2. Blueprinting and photostat. 3. Bowles alleys, billiards, pool-halls 4. Catering establishments 5. Gasoline service stations, includes tire shop and m 1 r repairs (new and unused merchandise may be stored outside the mama building) Pf ANNING OTHER DISTRICTS S 2A22,2r7 6. Electric distribution, substations 7. Launderettes and dry cleaning establishments using 120 more than two (2) clothes cleaning units, none of vah-Ach shall, have a rated capacity in excess of forty (40) pounds, using cleaning fluid which is non-explosive an non-inflammable at a temperature below one hundred and thirty-eight (1.38) degrees Fahrenheit, 8. Medical and dental. laboratories 9. Mobile Trailer sales 10. Movie Theatres 1.1 . Music Conservatories 12. Skating rinks (ice or roller skating) 13. Public garages (731-8) S 990 2 Lip?i_ gr�s ar. , 'eL °fitted Uses in C I _ p . Emery use permitted in a C-2 'lone shall be subject to the following conditions and limitations: to Storage shad be limited to acesso y storage of commodities sold at retail on. premises. 20 Pttod.ucts made indident to a permitted use- shall be sold.` only at retail on premises 3. Not more than seves? (7) persons may be employed in such processing and treatment cif' products. 4. Every business except gasoline service stations, nuv erie and similar uses normally conducted in the open shall, be conducted wholly within a building. (731.8) H 1 Stores: One parking space for each 200 sqo ft,, of gross door area. Audi C)riuns,, IVeetir?r Halls Business Colle One parking space for each six 17) seats. El up2rintin Cateri �� Medical or_ c l abMusic Conservatories- One parking space for each 400 sqo ft of gross floor urea. Bar g '� I l e s I, �aana r to s a.2 cl,ean.ir� Cafes, Hesta,urant�� a.,e�, z A � establishments: One parking space for each 200 sq. ft. of gross floor area. An addition.a.l parking requirement for establishments with dance floors shall be required: One space for each 50 sqo fto of dance floor area,. O"M ER DISTRICTS 949 .3 C-1 Uses* Parking as prescribed in the C-1 District,, Other Unlisted Uses: As prescribed by the Planning Cazmission, T731-18JI S 9490.4. Front Yard�, Nbne encept where required for the C-1 District use. Side Yard., Xtgae except where required for the C-1 District use, or ;here, the lot abutts an R District, then 10 feet. Rear yardL 'None except Obere required for the C-1 District use or where the lot abutts ar. R District, then 10 feet. (731.8) S 9492,,, as. Lighted or unlighted signs winich are not attached to the build- in may be erected- in the front yard under the following conditions� a. The sign area shall not enceed one sq. ft,. for each lineal foot of prt-,tmises frontage but not to exceed two hundred sq. ft. mm. �imuw. In all cases a miniorim sign� area off' ,25 b6 peim� isdible. b. The sign shall 'be located not further from the center of the premises frontage than a distance equal to 10% of such frontage, Unless 'Che written nermission of the owner or lessee ok adjoining property area rest the sign location is filed w-Lth the Building Department. c. If the sign is over five (5) feet in hei ht the bottom thereof shall not be less than ten (,0), feet above the groxmd surf ace. d. If sign is riot attached to a building each support shall not exceed eight- (8) inches in width or diameter and if more than one support is used, a clear unobstructed opening riot Less than -thirty (30) inches wide shall be provided and maintained between supports. (731.8) S 949 Lelp 2*3""'2.4 ft�t_and Area a Minimum Lat Area*. None minim Lot Dimenrsions. ?one Max1r.-w. Coverage by St rue'CUri'?s 4. 50 percent MaximLrtiii Building Height: 50 feet (731.8) PLANNING SETBACK t,)HA�I'.��� CI AFTER 95 i SETBACK r F PROCEEDINGS `� �.RTTCI,� 951.E INITIATION q.. .�.�OC..�E�,�Jf�Ga 952. PROCEDURE 353 G PROTESTS 954. HEAR4-IG 955. ERFOROEMEDT ARTICLE 951. INITIJ TIO.i OF PRQC.h.EDIRG S 9,Ill. Inti.ation of Proceed' �� �r�G Proceedings for--W-9 esta' i aem� o eetbac - t ne b — ng any portion of any street or streets, alley or other public way or place in this City shell be initiated as in thi e. Chapter provided. (570.01) 39512. Petit:lon: Vap. A petition may be filed with the Counc�°�ak g • at setback line or lines be ei.�tabl.ishea,,. which Petition shall designate the street or portion of the street, alley or other public e•ay or place al.ang which such lines are sought to be established. ,and shall be accompanied by a map or sketch showing the street or lot lines and the proposed setback lines and the distance thereof "rom the regularly established property line. (570:1 ) Initiation b Motion. establishing, n���.,.�..�.._.. �, �., Procedure .for such setbaok roes may ,�o 'Tni•ti.atr-,d by motion of the Council or the City Planning Commission. (570.-1) _- ARTICLE 952 �2 Power to Establish Suck line. Tj ao}j. consider— ation of such petits an j or r::�aa�men����a a� the City Planning Commission, or upon its own motion, whenever the public geao-e t healt.h, .safety q comfort,8 conveniences i mere sic or WeIfare may require, the Council is hereby authorized and empowered to determine the minimum di tance back from the street, line .for the erection of buildings or structi res along any portion of any streets public way or plra.ce :in this C.ity q and to order the establishment of a line to be known and designated as a setback lines between which line and the street Line no building or structure shall be erects d or cans trucs ted., 570 o2) PLANNING SETBACK S 9522 S 9522 Public Hearin Before the establishments of any set- lac t flln e 7 3 by Section 9521, or any amendment to 'I r z = 1-s---a t 0' z e it,, the Planning Commission shall hold at least onepublic hearing. - Notice of the time. and place of the hearing shall be given by one publication in a newspaper published, printed and circulated in the City of Huntington Beach, at least ten (10) days before the hearing. (805.1) S 9523:,. Resolution RecommendinR -Setback. The recommendation of any si_t%_a_c7_I_ine or anyany amen Tent "TE—ereof shall be by resolution of the Planning Commission, carried by the affirmative votes of not less than two-thirds (2/3) of its total voting members. A copy of the setback regulation, or amendment thereof,, shall be submitted to the City Council by the Planning Commission and shall be accom. ponied by a report of findings, summaries of hearings and recom- mendations of the Planning Commission. (805.1) S 9524. Adoption of Setback PI..'a'n_,.b'v Council. Public Hearinga, Not=ce. bTpon receipt of a copy of resotut on relating to set- back lines, or amendment thereof,, the City Council,, may by ord- inance, adopt the setback line or an amendment thereto. Before adopting the setback line or setback amendment, the Council shall hold at least one (1) public hearing. Notice of time and place of hearing shall be published by one insertion in a newspaper published, printed and circulated in the City of Huntington Beach at least ten (16) days before the hearing,, (805.1) S 9525 Change by councilThe City Council shall not make any change in any propose-a-iset-back tine or setback- plan,, or amend- ment thereto, recommended by the Planning Commission until the proposed change has been referred to the Planning Commission for a report and a copy of the report has been filed with the City Council. (805.1) S 9526 Effect of Setback Ordinance. From and after the taking ettect of an oF6_I"n_aiice estaBlIs-TWn—gany setback line or lines, or amendment of any such setback line or lines, it shall be un- lawful for any person, firm or corporation poration to construct any build- ing, wall, fence or hedge over 3� Ieet in height or storeor dis- play merchandise within the space between the street line and the setback line, or lines, so established, except that a marquee or canopy which is attached to a building, which building complies with the setback line or lines,, or detached canopies for an auto- mobile service station may project into the setback area upon condition that such marquee or canopy is not more than 18 inches in thickness and shall have a ground clearance of not less than 12 feet above the centerline grade of the adjacent streets, Per- mitted signs which are located within the setback areas of com- mercial or industrial use shall have a ground clearance of at least 10 feet unless the top of such sign is not more- than 3k feet above the adjoining grade. (805J, 897.2. 931.1, 961.1) S 9527. Enforcement of Setbacks All established setback lines �a n any port ono_F_aEystreet or streets, or alley, or other �0 public ubI c. way or place in this City, shall hereafter be described in Section 9528 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code, except as otherwise provided for in Sectional District Maps adopted in Chapter 92 of this code. (805.2) PLANNING SETBACK------ S 9528. Section 952 Establishment ®f Setb c L,iheso Setback lines in t e .0 t ®iE Hunt ngton ear are ere y established as follows-0 (810 1 PLANNING SETBACK g 9528 BUILDING LINES BUILDING LINE BUILDING LINE BUILDING LINE BUILDING LINE BUILDING LINE BUILDING LINE FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR SECONDARY . PRIMARY MAJOR LOCAL FRONTAGE INTERIOR v HIGHWAY HIGHWAY HIGHWAY STREET ROAD YARDS (84 R/O/W) (100' R/O/W) (120' R/O/W) (60' R/O/W) (42', R/O/W) YARD ABUTTING YARD NOT ABUTTING p YARD ABUTTING HIGHWAY OR STREET HIGHWAY OR STREET HIGHWAY OR STREET MEASURED FROM CENTERLINE MEASURED FROM MEASURED FROM v PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE FRONT SIDE REAR FRONT SIDE REAR FRONT SIDE REAR FRONT SIDE REAR FRONT SIDE REAR SIDE REAR Al 62 62 62 70 70 70 80 80 80 50 50 50 20 5 20 5 20 RI 62 52 62 70 60 70 80 70 80 50 40 50 20 5 20 5 20 R2 57 52 52 65 60 60 75 70 TO 45 40 40 15 5 10 5 10 R3 52 52 47 60 60 55 70 70 65 40 40 35 10 5 5 5 5 R4 52 52 47 55 60 55 65 70 65 35 40 35 5 5 5 5 5 R 5 47 47 47 55 55 55 65 65 65 35 35 35 5 5 5 5 5 CI 42 42 42 50 50 50 60 60 60 30 30 30 A A A C C C 2 42 42 42 50 50 50 60 60 60 30 30 30 A A A C C C 3 42 42 42 50 50 50 60 60 60 30 30 30 A A A NONE NONE M I 42 42 42 50 50 50 60 60 60 30 30 30 NONE NONE NONE MI-A 72 57 42 90 90 50 100 100 60 30 45 30 10 10 10 15 NONE M2-0 42 42 42 50 50 50 60 60 60 B B 8 5 5 5 5 5 ZONING -ADOPTED BY INTERIM ORDINANCE 668 AND 672 ADOPTING ORANGE COUNTY LAND USE ORDINANCE 351 BY REFERENCE Al 62 47 62 70 55 70 80 65 80 50 35 50 20 5 20 5 25 OR F R2 62 47 62 70 55 70 80 65 80 50 35 50 20 5 20 5 25 OR F R4 62 47 62 70 55 70 80 65 80 50 35 50 20 5 20 5 25 OR F C I 42 42 42 50 50 50 60 60 60 30 B 40 A A 10 A D MI 42 42 42 50 50 50 60 60 60 30 B 55 A A 25 A D A-5 FOR BUILDINGS USED SOLELY FOR DWELLING PURPOSES ; OTHERWISE NONE REQUIRED B-30' , 35' IF BUILDING USED SOLELY FOR DWELLING PURPOSES. C-NONE ;EXCEPT WHERE ABUTTING AN R DISTRICT ; THEN 10'. D-10' ; EXCEPT WHERE REAR YARD ADJOINS AN ALLEY , PUBLIC PARK, PUBLIC BEACH,OR PUBLIC PEDESTRIAN WAY IN WHICH CASES THE REAR YARD SHALL BE NOT LESS THAN 51. E-NONE; EXCEPT THAT ANY LOT WHERE THE SIDE OR REAR YARD ABUTS UPON A RESIDENTIAL ZONE., THERE SHALL BE PROVIDED A SIX (6) FOOT SOLID MASONRY WALL ON THE AFFECTED PROPERTY LINE. F-IN COMPUTING THE DEPTH OF A REAR YARD FROM ANY BUILDING WHERE SUCH YARD OPENS ON AN ALLEY , PUBLIC PARK OR PUBLIC BEACH; ONE HALF (1/2) OF THE WIDTH OF SUCH ALLEY , PARK, OR BEACH MAY BE DEEMED TO BE PORTION OF THE YARD , EXCEPT" THAT UNDER THIS PROVISION NO REAR YARD SHALL BE LESS THAN 15'. WITHIN ALL COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS WHERE TWO ARTERIAL HIGHWAYS INTERSECT ; THERE SHALL BE REQUIRED A TRAFFIC SAFETY VISION SIGHT-ANGLE SETBACK AREA CONSISTING OF A TRIANGULAR AREA BOTH OF WHICH LEGS SHALL EXTEND 20 FEET ALONG AND DISTANCE FROM THE INTERSECTING PROPERTY LINES; AND SUCH AREA SHALL BE DETERMINED AS BEING WITHIN THE HYPOTENUSE AND THE TWO 20 FOOT LEGS OF THE DESCRIBED RIGHT TRIANGLE. THERE SHALL BE A 36" HEIGHT LIMITATION ON ANY PLANTING OR STRUCTURES WITHIN THE REQUIRED TRIANGULAR AREA. PREPARED BY THE HUNTINGTON BEACH PLANNING DEPT. DRAWN BY_-t_ FLAMING UTBiXK ARTICLE 953 (Repealed 805-3) SECTION 9531 (Repealed 805-3) SECTION 9532 (Repealed 805-3) ARTICLE 954 (Repealed 805-3) SECTION 9541 (Repealed 805-3) S.&MOB 9542 (Repealed 805-3) S.EOTIOfi 9543 (Repealed '805-3) ARTICLE 955 (Repealed 805-3) SECTION 9551 (Repealed 605-3) PLANNING SUDDIVISIONS CEAPTER 96 City Subdivision OrdlRan-ce (Ropealed - ordinamoo Ar�--Acle 960. (Repealed Drdiwmco 6115,2" 96 1 675-3) 9W 67151,,) qA- 67.5-65)10 3 964" 675-6) 965'9466, 675,EJ) 967` 675-9) ARTICLE 960 S 9600. (ntjoaled Grdimance 6 15, 2 s 9600,2 6,73,2) S 91600A 67 s 96M5 675." zz; 91";02 ri 5 s 96-03, ea ss 67�;,",,) 1 9604" 67 ARTIECLE. S 9611,., (Rp,,'o ;aloek. Ordina nce 6 .5 9612. 91621 JRopealo®r Q VP 6" S 9 6-2 2 5.") 6,75 3 9623:,l 0 Q, 75, 6Fri 9623,12( 675 S 9623J3 r1l 0 s 96252 Q 6-,3 5 9623,21 6 7 5 S 9625a2211 6,7�5 al 6"7 9623,52( a 1p'.waAa3$."��i�;«v` "�'r,"�p -`ilot"-:'-s 09 air r. r. e9 H r� " ��F u e. :: .;,^„"'„ 'a.1',.i',91; ,J:'"v:3 :'4;`�,%u •��".i a?; .i%'(' e.e%3';�t vl 4 6033115 c2 t::c1 fi 'F> r 6 5 96 "y�y�'r.'n 16 ! < �G 8� 75oG� ' % � ,j rfttt z° 39 E,,•'95 r(r:,�''y� 61 ,Is� . I'NG SCUIDIVISIONS 5 9645 r 3 (Repealed ozdinaace 675,6) S 964:5*4A 675 6) S 9646, 675,6) s 90,4 1 nen 8 9646 12 6756" 8 56446,.a 675.-,6" 6 �6'4fi 15 96 Mi.16 6,73 675,6) E 9 6 An 5, k E� a 675,G G I) s q6j�6 1 6 7 5,6 964,620 -756 6 7 15 11 61" s 9.644i,,22 575,6 S 9646 21 0 96 6 2 96,46,25 "75A Zt 9 6 4,15) 6 675,64 27 6751'6) 67 5, 65 3 6 6 675,.6 67 g co S' 96417,1 675,,61 S 9647-2- 6 4,SVlp 675,6�, S 9649. 67-5,6 9649IR 6 6 S 96492 6 19 ki L,3, 965 s 9*551 6'7 96521 ?) 9653, 675,,7) 969, 9655., 675,7) 966 S -9661, (PePealOd 675, S) 9663- 573.8) PLANNING SUBDIVISIOWS ARTICLE 967 ARTICLE 967 3 9671. (Repealed e Ordinance 675091 S 9672. Repealed - Ordinance 675:9 8 9673. Repealed - Ordinance 675 fl S 9674. Repealed - Ordinance 675:9 S 9675. (Repealed - Ordinance 675-9) 8 9676. Repealed - Ordinance 675 -9) 3 9677. Repealed «y Ordinance 675.9) PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS CHAPTER 97 Chapter 91 CITY SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE [6761, . ARTICLE 970. PURPOSE OF ORDINANCE 971. DEFINITIONS 972. TENTATIVE MAP 973. FINAL MAP 974. GENERAL REGULATIONS AND DESIGN 975. IMPROVEMENTS 976. EXCEPTIONS 977. APPEAL ARTICLE 970 PURPOSE OF ORDINANCE [676] i Section 9700. Purpose of Ordinance: This Ordinance is enacted for the purpose of adopting subdivision regulations,for the City of Huntington Beach, State of California. Section 9700.1 The Planning Commission of the. City of Huntington Beach, State of California, hereinafter referred to as the Planning Commission, is hereby designated as the Advis- or Y Agency with respect to subdivisions as provided in the Subdivision Map Act of the State of California. Section 9700.2. The Planning Commission shall have all. the powers and duties with respect to tentative and final maps, and the procedure relating thereto. Section 9700.3. The Planning Commission of the City of Huntington Beach is hereby designated as the advisory agency with respect to resubdivision of any .lands within the City of Huntington Beach. Section 9700.4. It shall be unlawful for any individual, firm, association, syndicate, co-partnership, corporation trust or any other legal entity, as a principal agent, or otherwise to offer to sell, to contract to sell, or to sell any subdivision of land or any part thereof in the City of Huntington Beach, unless and until all the requirements hereinafter provided have been com- plied with. ARTICLE 971 DEFINITIONS [676] Section 9711. Cross Slope: The percentage of grade across the land measured from the highest point to the lowest point of all of the land within the subdivision. Section 9711.1. Map Act. "Map Act" shall be deemed to mean the Subdivision Map Act of the State of California. v Section 9711.2. Owner: "Owner is the individual, firm, association, syndicate, copartnership, or corporation 'having suf- } PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS SEC. 9711.3 ficient proprietary interest in the land sought to be subdivided to commence and maintain proceedings to subdivide the same under the' Ordinance, and while used here in the masculine gen- der and singular number it shall be deemed to mean the feminine and neuter gender and plural number whenever required. Section 9711.3. Subdivider: "Subdivider" shall mean any individual, firm, association, syndicate, co-partnership, corpora- tion, trust or any other legal entity commencing proceedings under this Ordinance, to effect a subdivision of land hereunder for himself or for another, and while used here in masculine gen- der and singular number, it shall be deemed to mean and include the feminine or neuter gender and the plural number whenever required. t Section 9711.4. Subdivision: "Subdivision" shall mean any land or portion thereof shown on the last preceding fax roll as a unit or as a contiguous unit which is divided into two or more lots or parcels for the purpose of sale, including sales contracts or long-term land lease, whether immediate or future by any subdivider. Section 9711.5. Hillside Areas: A "hillside area" as re- ferred to herein is defined as one with an average slope of 15% or more. The standards under Section 9741.4 apply to all hillside areas with the added provision that areas with a cross slope of 40% or greater are considered to be extremely rugged and the development of this terrain is limited to lot size typed III and IV as defined below: (a) Type 1—Lot Area 6.000 to 10,000 square feet. A Type I subdivision is one in which the lot size is between 6,000 and 10,000 sq. ff. with all of the lots having an area of not less than 6,000 sq. ft., except corner lots which shall have not less than 7,000 sq. ft. (b) Type II—Lot Area 10,000 feet to 20,000 feet. In this classification are subdivisions in which are lots having an area in excess of 10,000 square feet. (c) Type III—Lot Area 20.000 feet to One Acre. In this classification are subdivisions in which 80% of all lots have an area of 20,000 square feet or over, and the average area of all lots is 20,000 square feet or over. (d) Type IV—Lot Area One Acre or Over. Eighty percent of the lots in this classification shall be One Acre or over, and the average area of all lots in the subdivision shall be One Acre or Over. Section 9711.6. Streets: (a) Major Streets (Arterial). A street carrying inter-city through traffic and/or relating several sections or neighborhoods within the city. (b) Secondary Streets (Collector). Streets which collect and carry traffic from minor streets to arterials and also carry traffic within a particular area of the City. (c) Minor Streets—A street which serves only the abutting property. (d) Cul-de-sac—A minor street terminating in a turn- around. .cafe=.c3�,..s�.=...ivy^I-"*+=.•.�_w.•.��'�r_�G'a1��—.:.._�.�Y......x3...._... tea+.mr¢e�^A-.waoMecva.auna®sr¢'mvwvnaer.�a<wwmeamus' ee+,-e�y-- __ .ea.rvaamw.u'+mwwv'+rn (e) Lyy VSQrwetw - A kC9ingr street With forms a :loop and retursne to the same otherfrom 5al�k��a.e��zYt/i�yt �.r��.g.5inated.:,C. A i�sytree-�wpeformi a Qo ection between two o her W eeta .�i s not �s4/�Zba.#1.^J> .xned a loop streda Qb{, Q) Otre�et - An improved traveled way providing the primary a0cees to abutting property., .,. A.iiTICL', 972 TENTATIVE MAP (676) W`N, a��ait�� Hon �ate_��, In order to expedite the pro=s of -exntati.ve maps it is a-eoomm nd.ed that subdividers meet with the Subdivision Committee of the Pl.snnxni xng Commission prior to : K li ng the tentative max (727,1) 9721. Tentstive Of subdivision of four or less lots„ S ! ">"7n .l �°i��xag,�acty9_��.`l._ �a1 Four copies of the tentative map of .�.z-- .vei R P spr4°:.Ypoeod subdi.vi_aion of any land into four (4) or less :vote shall be filed with the Planning COTMTssi.an„ b The Untative Im p shall show the dimensions of the proposed late or division and aRy other; information on deemed necessary by the Subdivision Committee- (all Pri,or to .reoommendiing ;approval to the City Quaci.l the Planning Commission Qa,l:l determine a tether the p.ropossl is in conformity with law Azad this Ordin- fw:br,`at whether the aloe 4=A 1hape of the proposed Lora to Am erne:raa 10nf'Dr0 r act to City rega:Iremento o and whether all the proposed logs will r.L,€ae proper 4n on:':'Unient a vela to a. public street, Recommendation for apprgval shall. be by majority vote Q.f the members of the Planning Commission and shall be noted by endoreement on the maps r One copy of the approved map shall he re- tag..aed in the files of the Planning Commission and the ;naWQe farvard& to the Hy QOQWI� Approval & the tenta iye mp+ .Q the City Covneil, shall be deemed as final approval and no final map need be submitted;, except when the City Cov apil way .require that all the provis onsa of th s OrdinanQe pertaining to subdivision Wtv :f ye (5) or more lots be complied with where it is the opin na of the Planning ning Commtesi.on that the intent is to intimate: snibdIvide into five or more l.oW 1_22Z ,2 Of' aubd.ivision of five or more lots., 1_2Z21 2 A F#i, g Twelve k12) copies of a tentative map and statement of he proposed sfbdiviaion of an,7 land into five (5) or more lots shall be sub- mitted tea the Planning department at least fifteen (15) dage prior to filirnkg Q tat meeti.ag of said Commisaioup at whiob consideration is desired;, together with a f in� fee of twenty-five dollars ($2500), �low, � E nr;^ is z o.�x_k- rov �l ` he Pl€ tning �ommissi.= shall. trawmi.t oo;plee of sus tentative amp to the City Engineer and may transmit copies thereof to other departments and agencies a4 it deems advieabW Upon receipt of a. copy' :of auch tenGa.tAve map each department to whomg or to which the same ban beea rents : ted shall examine the oaid map to a,"wertaia if eame conforms to .the sri�w. Tem xz s coral g within the anthorative scope of such de,partmeut, and. wi.thha e n F after receipt thereof, each departmeaEh shall make a writ- i i PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS SEC. 9721.5 ten report to the Planning Commission. If said map conforms I� to the requirements coming within its authorized scope, such department shall so state within its report to the Planning Com- mission. If said map does not conform to such requirements or any of them, such department shall so state in said report, noting therein the particulars in which said map does not con- form. Section 9721.5. Size: (a) Tentative maps shall be eighteen by twenty-six inches ( IS" x 26") in size and to a scale of not less than one inch equals one hundred feet ( I"=100') unless otherwise approved by the Planning Commission, and shall be clearly and legibly reproduced. t Section 9721.6. Information on Map: The tentative map shall contain the following information. (a) The subdivision name and/or number, date, north point, scale and sufficient description to define the location and boundaries of the proposed subdivision. (b) Name and address of record owner or owners of said " subdivision. (c) Name and address of the subdivider. (d.) Name, business address and number of the registered i engineer, or licensed surveyor, who prepared map of said sub- division.. (a) Elevations or contours at intervals of 2' up to 5% grade, 5' up to 10% grade and 10' over 10% grade to defer- mine slope of the land and the high and low points thereof, unless approval is obtained from the City Engineer to allow greater intervals. i (f) The locations, names, widths and approximate grades j of all roads, streets, highways, ways, and locations of existing streets in the proposed subdivision and along the boundaries thereof. (g) The location and character of all existing or proposed public utility facilities in said subdivision or on said adjoining and contiguous highways, streets and ways. (h) The approximate widths, location and purpose of all existing or proposed easements contiguous to the proposed sub- division. (i) Approximate lot layout and approximate dimensions of each lot and each to be numbered. (j) The outline of any existing buildings to remain in place and their location in relation to existing or proposed street and lot lines. M Approximate location of all areas subject to inun- dation or storm water overflow and the location, width and direction of flow of all water courses. (1) Typical street sections and detail Section 9721.7. Information on Statement: The state- merit to accompany map shall contain the following information: a PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS S 9711 $ ` Y (a) Existing use or uses of the property and present zoning. (b) Proposed use of property, If prr,,�perty is proposed to be used for more than one purpose, the area, lots or lot proposed for each type of use shall be shown on the °,-entative map (c) Statement of the improvements aniJ public utilities, including water supply and sewage disposal, proposed to be Made or installed and the time at which such impy.ovements are proposed to be completed (d) Public areas proposed. (e) 'Tree planting proposed, (f) Restrictive covenants proposed (g) Justification and reasons for any exceptions to pro- visions of this Ordinance S 9721.8. Planning Cownissi.o Anprov 1 (a) The Planning Commis s ion shall de h.ermin.e whether the tentative map is in conformity with the pro-, isi.ons of law and of this Ordinance and upon that basis within t norty (30) days after the filing of the tentative map, approve, ct: adi.t.ional.l.y APPROVE, or DISAPPROVE the same and shall report sucli action direct to the subdivider and shall also transmit to the Ci.;:y Engineer a copy of the tentative map,, and a memorandum setting :"orth the action of the Commission thereon. (b) The Planning Commission may requir,« the subdivider to set aside or may suggest to the subdivider the advisability of dedicating suitable areas for the parks, playg:��ounds and schools and other public building sites that will be required for the use of the population which is intended to occupy the subdivision under the plan of proposed property uses therein,. In, all, cases, the Planning Commission shall suggest to the subdivider such measures as will make for excellence of residential, commercial or industrial development. (c) The Planning Commission may refuse to approve a tenta- tive map when the only practical use which can be made of the property proposed to be subdivided, is a use prohibited by ordin- ance or law, or if the property is deemed unhealthful or unfit for human habitation or occupancy by the Health Officer of the City or one authorized to act in. the City®s interest PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS ARTICLE 9.13 ARTICLE 973 FIN&L MAP (676) S 9731. FiliVg�.. Within one year after approval or condi- tional approval of the tentative map, the subdivider shall cause the subdivision or any part thereof, to be surveyed and a final map thereof pre-pared In conformance with the tentative map as approved or conditionally approved. The tracing. and two blueline or blackline prints of the final map shall be filed with the Planning Commission, together with a checking fee of twenty-five ($25.003 Dollars plus one dollar ($1.00) per lot shown on the final map, which map shall be checked by the Office of the City Engineer. The Subdivider shall file said final map with the Planning Commission at least four (4) working days prior to the time said map is to be submitted to the City Council for final action. An extension of time for filing of the final viap may be granted by the City Council upon recommendation of the Planning Commission providing written application is made by the Subdivider within one year after action on tentative map. (749. 1) 9731. 1. Time of Filing: At the time of the filing of the final map with the Planning Commission the subdivider shall also file therewith the following: . (a) ' In the event any dedication is to be made for the public use, a preliminary title report issued by a title insurance company in the name- of the owner of, the land,, issued try. or for the benefit and protection of the City of Huntington Beach,, show- ing all parties whose consent is necessary of their interests therein. (b) The instrument prohibiting traffic over the -,i:de lines of a major highway, parkway, street or freeway, when and if the same is..-.required under Section 9741.6 hereof. (c) Sheets and drawing showing traverse closures and the computation of. all distances, angles and courses shown on the final map, ties to existing and proposed monumn ets, and adjacent and, subdivision, street corners or highway stations. 5 _9731.2*� Form-of F-inal Mar): The final subdivision map shall e anal egibly 'drawn upon tracing cloth of good quality. All lines, letters, figures, certifications, acknow- ledgements and signatures shall be made in ,black india ink. Typewriting or rubber stamps shall not be used. The map , shall be so made and shall be in such condition when filed that good legible blueprints and negatives can be made thereform. The size of the sheets of tracing cloth shall be eighteen by twenty- six (18" x 26") inches, leaving a margin of one inch (111) at the Left edge and one inch (111) at the other three edges of the sheets. PLAMING SUBDIVISIOWS S 9731.2 The stale of the final map shall be one inch equals one hundred feet (10 = 1001 ) unless a larger scale is approved by the City Engineer. 0 19_re- Than Two Sheets e . When the final map consists o m thii� sheets, a key map showing the relation, f re of the sheets shall be placed on sheet one. Every sheet comprising the map shall bear the scale north point, legend, sheet number and number of sheets comprising the map. S 9731.4. Svstem-of rdinates: Wherever the City Engineer has established a system of coordinates then the survey steals e tied into such system. The map shall show clearly what stakes, monuments or other evidence where found on the ground, to deter- mine the boundaries of the subdivision. The adjoining corners of all ad joins subdivisions shall be identified by lot and block numbers, subdivision name and place of record, or other proper designation. S 9731.5. Bearix% ancLLenzths: Sufficient data must be s,,�n shown to determine readily the bearing and length of every street center line, lot line, block line and boundary line. Dimensions of lots shall be given as total dimensions, corner to corner, and shall be shown in feet and hundredths of a foot. No ditto marks shall be used. Lots containing one acre or more shall show total acreage to nearest hundredth. Bearing and lerkp,ths of straight lines, and radii and arc length and center i PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS SEC. 9731.6 angle for all curves as may be necessary, to determine the lo- cation of the centers of curves and tangent points shall be shown. No lot shall be dimensioned to contain any, part of any existing or proposed public right-of-way. - Section 9731.6. Data Indicating Monuments: Whenever the City Engineer has established the center line of a street or alley, adjacent to or in the proposed subdivision, the data shall be shown on the final map indicating all monuments found and making reference to a field book or map. If the points were reset by ties, the course and detail of relocation data. used by the City Engineer shall be stated. Section 9731.7. Location and Description of Monuments: / *• The map shall show the location andN'description of all monu- ments found in making the survey of the subdivision. Section 9731.8. Additional Preparation of Final Map: In addition, the final map shall be prepared in full compliance with the following requirements: (a) The final map shall show the line ,of high water in case the subdivision is adjacent to a stream, channel or any body of water, and shall also show any area subject to periodic inundation by water. (b) The boundary of the subdivision shall be designated by a blue border applied to the reverse side of the tracing and on the face of the blueline prints. Such border shall not inter-. fere with the legibility of figures or other data. (c) ' Streets and .other rights-of-way. The maps shall show the center and border lines of all streets, the total width of all streets, the width of the portion being dedicated and the width of existing dedications, and the widths each side of the center line, also .the width of railroad rights-of-way, appearing on the map. (d) The map shall show the side lines of all easements to which the lots are subject.' The easement must be clearly lab- eled and identified and if already of record, its recorded ref- erence given. If any easement is not definitely located of rec. ord, a statement of such easement must appear on 'the title sheet. Easements for storm drain sewers and other. ppurposes shall be denoted by fine dotted lines. The width of fhe ease- ment and the lengths and bearings of the lines thereof and sufficient ties thereto definitely locate the easement with re. !pact to the subdivision must be shown. .If the easement is be- ing dedicated by the map, it shall be properly referred in,the owner's certificates of dedication. (a) City boundary lines crossing or bounding the subdi- vision shall be clearly designated and referenced. (f) Lot numbers shall begin with the number,"I" in each block and shall be numbered in a clockwise direction from the upper left-hand corner; north shall be generally up on the map. (g) Block letters shall begin with a Letter "A", continu- ing consecutively without omission or duplication throughout the subdivision. The letters shall be solid and of sufficient size and thickness to stand out; shall be so placed as not to obliterate any figure and shall not be enclosed in any design. Each block in its entirety shall be shown on the sheet. Where adjoining L I - I I j PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS SEC. 9731.9 blocks appear on separate sheets, the street adjoining both, blocks shall be shown on both sheets complete with center line an&property line data. (h) The map shall also show all other data that is, or may be required by law. (i) The final map shall particularly define, delineate and designate all lots intended for sale or reserved for private pur- poses, all parcels offered for dedication for any purpose, pub- lic or private, with all dimensions, boundaries, and courses - clearly shown, and defined in every case. Parcels offered for dedication but not accepted shall be designated by letter. Section 9731.9. Certificates and Tax Bond: The follow- ing certificates and acknowledgements and all other, now or hereafter required by law, shall appear on the final map; such certificates may be combined where appropriate. (a) A certificate signed and acknowledged by all parties having any record title interest in the land subdivided, consent-' ing to the preparation and recordation of said map, provided however, that the signatures of parties owning the following types of interests may be omitted if their names and the,nature of their interests are set forth on the map. I. Rights-of-way, easements or other interest none of which can ripen into a fee. 2. Rights-of-way, easements or reversions, which by reason of "changed conditions, long disuse or lathes appear to be no longer of practical use or value and which sig- nature it is impossible or impractical to obtain. In this t case a reasonable statement of the circumstances pre- venting the procurement of the signatures shall be set forth on the map. 3. Any subdivision map including land originally patented by the United States or the State of California, under patent reserving interest to either or both of these en- tities, may be recorded under the provision of"this Or- dinance without the consent of the United States or the State of California thereto, or to dedication made thereon. (b) Dedication Certificate. A certificate signed and ac- knowledged as above, offering for dedication all parcels of land shown on the final map and in for any public use, except those parcels other than streets, which are intended for the ex- clusive use of the lot owners in the subdivision, their licenses, visitors, tenants and servants. (c) Engineer's Certificate. A certificate by the Civil En- gineer or licensed surveyor responsible for the survey and final map. The signature of such Civil Engineer or Surveyor; unless accompanied by his seal, must be attested. (d) A certificate for execution by the City Engineer. (e) A certificate for execution by the City Planning Com- mission. (f) A certificate for execution by the City Clerk. ' I I PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS SEC. 9731.10 t (9) A certificate for execution by the County Auditor. ( Section 9731.10. Filing with County Clerk: Prior to the filing of the final map with the governing body, the subdivider shall file with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County in which any part of the subdivision,, is located, a cer- tificate from the official computing redemptions in Orange County and the City of Huntington Beach, showing that accord- ing to the records of his office there are no liens against the subdivision or any part thereof for unpaid State, County, Mu- nicipal, or local taxes or special assessments not yet payable, As to taxes or special assessments collected as taxes,not yet payable, the subdivider shall file with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors mentioned a certificate by each proper officer, giving his estimate of the amount of taxes and assessments which are a lien but which are not yet payable. Section 9731.11. Subject to a lien for Taxes: Whenever any part of the subdivision is subject to a lien for taxes or spe- cial assessments collected as takes which are not yet payable, the final map shall not be recorded until the owner or subdi- vider executes and files with the Board of Supervisors of the County wherein any part of the subdivision is located, a good and sufficient bond to be approved by the Board, and by its terms to inure to the benefit of the County and condition upon the payment of all State, County, Municipal,and local taxes and all special assessments collected as taxes, which at the time the final.map is recorded are a lien against the property but which are not yet payable. In lieu of a bond, a deposit may be made of money or negotiable bonds in the same amount, and of the kind approved for securing deposits of public money. Section 9731.12. Action on Final Map: Approval by City Engineer. Upon receipt of the final map and other data sub- mitted therewith to the Planning Commission, they shall refer said map to the City Engineer. He shall examine such to de- termine that the subdivision as shown is substantially the same as it appeared on the tentative map, and any approved alter- ations thereof; that all provisions of the law and of this Ordi- nance applicable at the time of approval of the tentative map have been complied with, and that he is satisfied that the map is technically correct. If the City Engineer shall determine that full conformity therewith ,has not been made, he shall advise the subdivider of the changes or additions that must be made for such purposes and shall afford the subdivider an opportunity to make. such changes or,additions. If the City Engineer shall de- termine'that full conformity therewith has been made, he shall so certify on said map and shall transmit said map to the Sec- retary of the Planning Commission. In the event a subdivision is partly in the City and partly outside the City, the County Surveyor and the City Engineer shall enter into an agreement by and with the consent of their respective governing bodies, providing that the County Surveyor may perform the duties pre- scribed for the City Engineer in this paragraph or providing for an apportionment between them of said duties. The Coun- ty Surveyor, when by such agreement all such duties devolve upon him, may, after his performance thereof, make the afore- said certification upon said map, and when .by such agreement said duties are apportioned between the County Surveyor and City Engineer, it shall be sufficient if each shall, after the per- formance thereof, make a certification on said map, touching PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS SEC. 9741.3 topographical conditions, or other exceptional conditions, the Cif� Engineer determines that a grade in excess of seven (7% ) or ess than two tenths of one percent (0.2% ) is necessary. (g) Reserved strips controlling the access to public ways or minimizing values for special improvement assessments will not be approved unless such strips are necessary for the pro- tection of the public welfare or of substantial property rights, or both, and in no case unless the control and disposal of the land comprising such strips is placed definitely within the jur- isdiction of the City under conditions approved by the Plan- ning Commission. Section 9741.3. Street and Highway Widths: Streets and highways not shown on any Master Street and Highway Plan, or not affected by proceedings initiated by the City Council, or approved by the City Council upon initiation by other legal- ly constituted governmental bodies, shall not be of less width than those set forth hereunder except where it can be shown by the subdivider to the satisfaction of the Planning Commission that the topography of the small number of lots served and the probable future traffic development are such as to unquestion- ably IIustify a narrower width. Increased widths may be re- quired where streets are to serve commercial property, or where probable traffic conditions warrant such. Approval or determ- ination of street or highway classification shall be made by the Planning Commission. (a) Major Streets or Highways—(a) minimum right-of- way: Eighty-six (86) feet in commercial areas and eighty (80) feet in residential areas. Minimum pavement width sixty-four (64) feet in residential areas and sixty-four (64) feet in com- mercial areas. (b) Secondary Streets or Highways—minimum right of way: Sixty (60) feet. The Planning Commission may require up to eighty (80) feet where street may become a major street at some future date. Minimum pavement width forty (40) feet. (c) Minor Streets—minimum right-of-way: Sixty (60) feet. Minimum pavement width forty (40) feet. (d) Two-level Streets—right-of-way width variable: Min- imum pavement width two 18 foot paved sections with suffi- cient room for proper slope in between. (e) One-Way Streets—minimum right-of-way: Thirty (30) feet. Minimum pavement width twenty (20) feet. (f) Cul-de-Sac Streets and Loop Streets—When not over three hundred and fifty (350) feet in length—minimum right-of-- way: Fifty six (56) feet. Minimum pavement width thirty-six (36) feet. Minimum radius of'cul-de-sac to be fifty (50) feet. Minimum radius at curb forty (40) feet. (g) Service Roads—minimum right-of-way: Forty two (42) feet. Minimum pavement width: thirty (30) feet. per Section 9741.4. Lot sizes by Type and Improvements Required: o' Lets Type 1 Type 11 Type III Type IV Industrial UJ Area, average min. 6,000 sq. ft. Min. 10,000 sq. ft. 20,000 sq. ft. One acre 10,000 sq. ft. to Frontage, min.* 60' except 45' at 80' except 40' at 100' except 50' at 100' except 50' at 80' except 40' at end of cul-de-sac end of cul-de-sac end of cul-de-sac end of cul-de-sac end of cul-de-sac Width, average mina 60 feet 80 feet" 90 feet 100 feet 80 feet Front--setback, min. Varies STREET DESIGN R.O.W. Width 60 ft. min. 50 ft. min. 50 ft. min. 50 ft. min. 60 ft. min. Z Pavement width 40 ft. or two 20 f$. 36 ft.or two 18 ft. 36 ft. or fwo 18 ft. 24 ft. 40 ft. min. ® CUL-DE-SAC OR LOOP STREET 9 ® R.O.W Width 56 ft. 50 ft. 50 ft. 50 ff. 60 ft. min. Pavement Width 36 ft. 30 ft. 26 ft. 24 ft. 40' ft. min. CONC. CURB 6'veto. concr®4a 6" vert. concrete Concrete gutter Concrete gutter Concrete gutter AND GUTTER curb and concrete curb and concrete gutter gutter SIDEWALKS 4 ft. both sides on 3 ft. min. graded 3 ft. graded area. 3 ff. graded area Various lots up to 75 ft. area lots 75 ft. to See Standard 13 wide 100 ft. wide Specifications Z --LIGHTING Standard Standard Reduced At intersection Standard Z only SLOPE—MAXIMUM Cross-slope on which Up to 25% Up to 30% Up to 40% Up to 40% Up to 30% this type is per- over on approval over on approval over on approval miffed** I of P.C. of P.C. of P.C. * 20% of the lots in any hillside subdivision (not including lots at end of cul-de-sac may have a reduced frontage pro- vided that such reduction is not below the requirements of the next least restrictive type or classification of subdivision. ** Grading restrictions, not more than 10% of area of lot to be left in slope steeper than original ground or steeper than 25% whichever is greater. PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS SEC. 9731.113 the duties performed by each, after which, the map shall be transmitted to the Secretary of the Planning Commission. ! Section 9731.13. Certification by Secretary of Planning Commission: Upon submission of the final map by the City Engineer or County Surveyor, the Secretary of the Planning Commission shall examine the same to determine whether said map conforms with the tentative map, and with all changes per- mitted, and all requirements imposed as a condition to its ac- ceptance. If the Secretary of the Planning Commission shall determine that said map is in conformity therewith, he shall certify its approval thereon and shall transmit said map to the City Clerk, together with any documents which may have been filed therewith, for presentation to the City Council. Section 9731.14. Approval by the,City Council: At its first regular meeting following the presentation of said mep to the City Clerk as aforesaid, said map shall be considered filed within the meaning of this Ordinance. The City Council shall consider said map, the plan of subdivision and the offers of ded- ication and shall act thereon within ten ( 10)' days provided, however, that this time limit may be extended by mutual con- sent of the subdivider and the governing body. The City Coun- cil may reject any or all offers of dedication. If the City Coun- cil shall determine that said map is in conformity with the re- quirements of this Ordinance, it shall approve said map. When the subdivider shall have filed with the City Clerk the agree- ment and bond, or made the deposit described in Section 9731.15 hereof, and when such agreement and bond shall have been approved by the City Attorney as to form and by the Cif Engineer as to sufficiency, the City Clerk shall transmit the map to the Clerk, of the County Board of Supervisors. When all bonds, money or negotiable bonds required under the pro- vision of this Ordinance to secure the, payment of taxes and assessments which are a lien on some part of the subdivision, but which are not yet payable, have been deposited with and ap- proved by the Board of Supervisors, the Clerk of the Board shall transmit the final map to the County Recorder. If the Cif y Council shall determine that said map is not in conformity with the requirements of this Ordinance, it shall disapprove said map Ecifying its reason or reasons therefor and the City Clerk shll, in writing, 'advise the subdivider of such disapproval and of the reason or reasons for such disapproval. With thirty (30) days after the City Council has disapproved any map, the sub- divider may file with the City Engineer a map altered to meet the approval of the City Council. In, such case the subdivider shall conform to all the requirements imposed upon him by this Ordinance when filing the first final map with the City Engi- neer, and the same proceedings shall be had thereon as are pre- scribed by this Ordinance upon the filing of the first final map with the Cify Engineer. No map shall have any force or effect until the same has been approved by the City Council, 'and no` title to any property described in any offer of dedication shall pass until the recordation of the final map. Section 9731.15. Agreement and Bond for Improvements: Upon the appproval by the City Council of the final -map, the subdivider 211l execufe and file an agreement between himself and the City, specifying the period within which he or his agent or contractor shall complete all improvement work to the satis- 1, i PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS SEC. 9731.16 faction of the City Engineer, and providing that if he shall fail. to complete such work within such period the City may com- plete the same and recover the full cost and expense thereof from the subdivider. The agreement shall .also provide for in- spection of all improvements by the City Engineer, and reim- bursement of the City by the subdivider for the cost of such inspection.' Such agreement may also provide (a) for the con- struction of the improvements in units; (b) for an extension of time under conditions therein specified; (c) for the termination of the agreement uon the completion of proceedings under an' assessment district fopr the construction of improvements deemed by the City Engineer to be at least the equivalent of the im- provemenfs specified in said agreement and required to be con- strutted by the subdivider, and (d) for progress payments to the subdivider, or his order, from any deposit money which the subdivider may have made in lieu of providing a surety bond, as provided by the next succeeding section; provided, however, that no such progress payment shall be made for more than ninety percent (90% 1 of the value of any installment of work and provided that each such installment of work shall be com- pleted to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. Section 9731.16. Filing of Bond: The subdivider shall al- so file with the aforesaid agreement, to assure his full and faith- ful performance thereof, a bond for such sum as is by the City Engineer deemed sufficient to cover the cost of said improve- ments,.engineering, inspection and incidental expenses, and to cover replacement and repair of existing streets and other im- provements damaged in the development of the subdivision. Such bond shall be executed by a surety company authorized to transact a surety business in the State of California and must be satisfactory to and be approved by the City Attorney as to form and by the City Engineer as to sufficiency. In lieu of said bond (a) the subdivider may deposit with the City Treasurer cash money in an amount fixed as aforesaid by the Cify Engi- neer, or (b) certification by a bank or other reputable lending institution that money is being held to cover the cost of the im- provements, engineering and inspection, and it will be released only upon authorization of the City Engineer as in the case of a cash deposit or, (c) bonds acceptable to the City Council. Section 9731.17. Failure to Complete all Improvement Work: In the event the subdivider shall fail to complete all improvement work in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance and the City shall have completed same, or if the subdivider shall fail to reimburse the City for the cost of in- spection, engineering and incidental expenses, and to cover cost of replacement and repair of existing streets-or other im- provements damaged in the development of the subdivision, the City shall call on the surety for reimbursement, or shall appro- priate from any cash deposits funds for reimbursement. In any such case, if the amount of surety bond or cash deposit shall exceed all cost and expense incurred by the City, it shall re- lease the remainder of such bond or cash deposit, and if the amount of the surety bond, cash deposit or certification shall be less than the cost and expense incurred by the City, the sub- divider shall be liable to the City for such difference. Section 9731.18. No extension of time progress payments for cash deposits, or releases of surety bond, cash deposit or i A 1y M PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS ARTICLE 974 certification shall be made except upon certification by the City Engineer and approval of the City Council. ARTICLE 974 GENERAL REGULATIONS AND DESIGN [6761 Section 9741. Streets and Highways: The Street and Highway design shall conform both in width and alignment to any Master Plan of Streets and Highways approved by the City Council and right-of-way for any such street or highway indi- cated on said Master Plan .shall be dedicated. Section 9741.1. Street and Highway Design: The Street and Highway design shall conform to any proceedings affecting the subdivision, which may have been initiated by other legally constituted bodies of the City, County or State. If a parcel of land to be subdivided includes a portion of the right-of-way to be acquired for a public freeway or parkway, and the City Council shall determine the boundaries of the right-of-way to be acquired, the subdivider shall either dedicate or withhold from a subdivision all the area included in said right-of-way. Section 9741.2. General Design Conditions: (a) All streets shall, as far as practicable, be in alignment with existing adjacent streets by continuations of the center lines thereof or by adjustments by curves and shall be in gen- eral conformity with the plans of the Planning Commission for the most advantageous development of the area in which the subdivision lies. (b) Streets shall be required to intersect one another at an angle as near to a right angle as is practicable in each specific :case. (c) Where necessary to give access to or permit a satis- factory future subdivision of adjoining land, streets shall extend to, the boundary of the property and the resulting dead-end streets may be approved without a turn-around, provided that control of access across such dead-end street shall be vested in the City. In all other cases a turn-around having a minimum radius of fifty feet shall be required. The Planning Commis- sion may require such dead-end to be improved and dedicated to meet dead-end streets outside the subdivision where required for circulation. (d) Intersection Corner Rounding. Whenever a major street or State Highway intersects any other street or highway, the property lines at each block corner shall be rounded with a curve having a radius of not less than thirty (30) feet. On all other street intersections the property line at each block corner shall be rounded with a curve having a radius of not less than twenty (20) feet. In either case a greater curve radius may be required if recommended by the City Engineer. (a) Curve Radius: The center line curve radius on all streets and highways shall conform to accepted engineering standards of design and shall be subject to approval by the City Engineer. (f) Grades of Streets and Highways: No street or high- way shall have a• grade of more than seven percent (7% ) or . � less than two tenths of one percent (0.2% ) unless because of n PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS S 97q_,,f, zasa�esma+scceaxua�r_ax^aoasconn :•.x�+xA+au----.•.--•.s maamm:+ mamaraxr_-+cnm .. .�anrxesa S 9741.5 Service &oads and Off-Street Parking. When any `dots proposers ��� �� ���.��� � ro nF'onany major or secondary street or highway, the subdivider shall he required to dedicate and improve a sevvi ce road to provide ingress or egress to and f rom such lots or in lieu thereof, if approved her the Planning Conmi.ssion, the subdivider may dedicate use and improve an area approved by the Plwi i.ang Commission and adjacent to such lots for off-street parking, purposes. When, the front of an 'Lots proposed for residential usage kront on any freeway, rotate i,ghway or park- way, the subdivider shall dedicate and improve a service road at the front of such lots unless such Is- already existent as a part of such freeway or parkway,, 1&n addition to any requirement for a service road, the Planning Co mission may require off- street parking areas for all lots proposed for commercial. S2741.6 \bn-Access an4 ?I Sty When the front side or rear of 10ts 11 rde8 p 6a or or secondary street, highway . . or par jay, t ae subdivider shall Be required to execute and deliver to the City an in,stroment deemed sufficient by the City Attorney,, pr.ohi.hiti'<ng the right of ingress and egress to the front,, side or rear of such Lots across the sidelines of such streets or highways and shall be required to construct a masonry wall to the side or rear of such lots as required by the City 'En€gineer; when the side or near of any lots border any freeway, state highway or partway, the sub-divider way be required to ded- i.catea fence or Toad j and improve a planting strip adjacent cent to such pair ay or freeway, as required by the Fla=ing Commission. (8l9.l) 7 A� L. �nen iota are pposed for commercial ®r i zc=u tr al Gage, all ZA s at least thirty (30) feet in width shall. he required at ag: rear them f with adequate ingress of egress for truck traffic. 741.8 X a Me . All street names shall he as approved by t ami. UIST n o S Acre or L r Lot ions Where a parcel. is su V ded into FEs of one yore or morel, the Planning Commission I may require that the blocks shall be of such size and shape, sjid be so divided into lots, as to pro Ade for the e=tension and opening of streets a.rnd alleys at such intervals as curl . permit a subsequent: division of anky parcel into lots of non-na.l size S n 9741 .91 a c-e-m- is she subdivider shall. gran" easements not S t e a f m et in width for public utility, sanitary �f - ' sower and drainage purposes an:.:e��ih -s _.of .�q-.�Freer lotdines along $ ,S4.-8 R side b1 A side lot lines, and in plantjqg strips Werever necessary, as dete'r- shall be provide' d 4t the rear of 411 1*,s A except where alleys are available, and in r �, tiv "+ .e line continuity, ingress anc ,p ...- :xj_c l. _:.l$:t'.R�.cgaceoti �', ;�s_ ,�M;�ti,w�'+:"5:�:i',','.�.a-.�9 �"�afs;.ft.,3. 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K) Divided Lots, No wt ;hall AQ divided by a city boundury line, ' •,a late �.`,'T,t�.o e.t fun,i"�' .. _�� e y I+ "$ s' � 3 -�f-,rs"''` , ��.,, ��. ��_ �;��. d:t's tee. +;..,6."'a. �,.. '�'�b.,A..i. n��� ga�, ��'��.�a?�.,�.�,., s.h, E !' Ed) w other ncoher ,.Y may fronton more than one street �.•,` nd E 7'if topographic W ����..k. �� bion L;r. subdiWato may be required to dedicate and Wrove Nail SAVUS long blacks or no pwovid, access to school, part, or public area,5'_ '!'T, subdivider shall , subject to rip- arian rightz.- aediiape for storm drainage purposes codefoy"ng s*.A:bcs"taii""Y WIth the lines of anY nAtmral vater C"ours�' Or 1�-jeek that traverses the subdivi,.sion,, • Or At .he option of pie FQ4QvidQr provide, by dedication, furthor and �. ='ydt#_,2,-ic.&-ent Mk A¢Inc.' or construction, or both, to Kspose of soch , :..:,6=,`-:ce and scorn wat e.p The subdivider may hp Ja$,u red to cove: r NNING u_ SUBDIVISIONS S 9741,, 12 C-11 respecto One ullbdivision will 9741. 1*3' �Kgster Plan,' In all 'be crynn;4:�idsred i ar, to the Xastkx Plan of the, C-1-ty, ar arky part thereof, or pre.lix�;,j,,nary Plan""', wade in "'AnVic1patiat) thereof S ,=1,2=6LL_1-�, Deed Restrictions, A copy of the Dee4 e trleticmI,S AP 'he Pla - ine, plicable to the subdi,,r4sion sha 1.1 'be, filed with t wn at the time of j-illng Final t4ap in: arry portiol-i Of an-Y laild, Wi sorb-b Final. Wip, is subject to thin the boundaries shown, on 4ny overflow, inundation c*r flood hazard by st*= waters, sUGh f lc and said portior. skwa_11 be cle,, _,I�y -1,aJ A,p,-. Ai-xd YL M aal 'adeqwte .5torrz d1rain sy,5tew sliall be providir-d- and if fum fill. is used in tiddel.,and areas it s;b,-,D- be a minimum of two (2) feet above high-hig:h t ide ARTICLE 975 UP R 0 V F VX N "C-76) All x e-.-L r 1 a f er .175L Standards and A. me ntioned shall.. corifnrm t.o tt2r;sw reqaired ia the 'Sub- division Improveropnt pre-p-tired 'by the Exigineer, recowended by thm (,_nimirisi it, and adopted by the City Council, copies of u4�,ic!a �'!ill be file i.�') A Lhe "Df f iCe- "')f rl e Planning, Coimihs:ii; ttl-te City EIngineer, 4_9751J. 4p -P lans -(P) lmprqov,_,meut w,,-,,r k no, be commenced until plans and profiles for such xfork have been sub- mitred to and, approvied by the City, Engb.ieer, Such platis wiy be required fiefare ;!A the, final map. AIJ such piano and cordance with requirexen,1,5 cf the prof iles ,Om. J bii repared in ac. -teet", �-._,acings on clotb. shall he filid widl.bl -e z City Engil City Eng.kw es. (b) improvement work sh.sl t not be commenced until the Gfty. Engineer 'Cias been notified in advance and if the azk' has been discontinued 9yog= any reason, it shall xv t be recontlriu.ed until Lgat� kilLy znRineer° has been noti.tied a (c) All required improvements shall be coast ucted under the inspection of and to the approval of the City Engineer. Cost of inspection shall be paid by the subdivider. Three (3) per cent of; the amount of the improvement bond will be deposited with the City Engineer for inspection costs, (d) All. underground utilities, sanitary seders and storm drains installed in streets, service roads, alleys or highways shall. be constructed prior to the surfacing of such street, service roads, alleys or highways. Service connections for all underground uti]l ', i.ties and sanitary sewers shall be placed to such length- as will obviate the necessi,t:y for disturbing the street or alley improve- ments when service connections thereto are made. (e) The subdivider, his engineer and his contractor shall develop' plains and complete all improvement work in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance and to the approval of the City Eng- ineer, (727. 2) F 9751.+.2. General �e uirementso (a) the subdivider shall instal improvements in accordance with the general requirements sett forth in this section, provided that the City Engineer may require changes in typical section and details if unusual conditions arise during construction t;o warrant such change in the interests of the City, Such changes to be at the expense of the subdivider. a>b) Streets and Highways,, All streets and highways shall be graded and paved to cross sections and grades approved by the City Engineers Ube subdivid(rx- shall improve the extension of all subdivision streets, hichwa,ys, or public gays to the intercepting paving line of any . oumy road, city street or state highway. On Masten flan HighQ, i:'?"Iys the following will be required, (1) Where development of property opposite a subdiv- ision will probably occur the subdivider winll, improve the street centerline; when a. change in grade on the street is made the subdivider will replace the pavement rendered useless by the grade change, as required by the City Engineer, (2) Where the property opposite the subdivision will not davelop the .full, width of highway uIl.l be improvvd by the subdivider. (c) Structures, Structures shall be installed as deemed ne weary by the City Engineer for drainage, cae.s .nd/or public safety. Such structures to be placed to grades and to be of a design approved by the City engineer. (d 1 t e .0 k� end �t e �. Standard rr. rbs, gutters, cross-gutters, and sid milks of not :less than four ( ) feyt, except as othermise specified in this Ordinance, sha11 be . installed to grades, cress ,section., layout and location approved by the City Engi. eer. (e Sewers. Sanitary sewer facilities connecting witQ the exist ng, vity' sever system swill be installed to serve each lot and to grade; and sizes approved by the City Enginepr. Storm a:t.er. sever° shal tie installed to provide drainage facilities for all inter falling gyan .c r entering said 5uE division, as re- quired by the City Englneei. Where existing sanitary sewers are nod adeq,.kate to serve new subdivisions the subdivider may be required to connect urith sews that can adequately handle the Mitional. load, Offii a sever facilities will be constructed -.�' the subdivider as required any the City Engineer, I'ei,.3�u.a� Se . vent to he uaunde imder conditions approved by the City Couuncil a aere firther ievelopmynt appears probable, beyond the proposed subdivisian, .the subdividor aay be required to install larger z avers to handle such additiroal- d.e elopment . , ; Y t r- Adequate to � supply earl dl t � d�.t ,on, system, =>xia k: r mains aAd fire hydrants, cann.ecting to the u.ter system serving the City of Huntington Leach shal,l be installed by the subdivider, subject to approval, of the Water Superi;n,tendA U t -n= iurther devvlopment appears probable beyond the proposed sta division the subdivider may be required to instal large -w A er min to handle such .dditional. development, The s ubdivider „ r comply with the requirements of Chapter pter 35 of the R u i-t= ngton Beach Ordinance Code, +P, J tr et Q�� tin Ornamental street lighting shall. e ��urv.- "F.�;A'�edas required by City standards- ult the approval of the City Street Trees. Street trees may be required by the Planning and 3k�all be of a type approved by the City Engineer and plavted in location.s approved by said 0it.y Engineer. Y. MANNING SUBDIVisIM �- S 975 21 (i.) S reet Signs.' ` wo , street name .signs at each Intersection and such warn ng�an regulatory suns as are deemed necessary by the Police Department shall be required by the Planning Commission and shall be of a type approved by the City Engineer and installed in locations approved by him. Q) AALLroad Crossings. Provisions shall be made for any and a l l railroad crossings necessary to provide access to or circulati.n within the proposed subdivisions including- the preparation of all documents necessary for application to the- Californ*is State Public Utilities Commission for the establishment and improvement of such crossing. No cost of such. railroad crossing improvement shall be erne by the City. (k) Fire Ala d emo Conduit and appurtenances to be installed at locations an to specifications provided. by Fire Department. � �uil 'lass 4 .A reproducible tracing showing* all subdivi lion -improvements as built shall be filed with the dity" Engineer . upon completion of said improvementsa together with a final written report on all said Improvements,, This section applies to bo-th ors and off site improvements. (72702) .9751p21 Repeated Ord 988 ,97 1 um± nts Before the transmission of, any Final Map . to .t e tyV c ar approval,, ,approved permanent pipe monu© mients shall be set, or be set at a date agree. PLANNING .. SUBDIVISIONS S 9751.4 able to the City Engineer, at each boundary corner of the sub- division and along the exterior boundary lines at intenrals of a proximately five hundred (500) feet; approved pipe monuments s9all be set at the beginning and end of all property line curvqs; approved concrete monuments not less than four (4) inches in diameter shall be set at intersections of all street centerline tangents with approved cast iron rings and covers; where centerline tangents intersect on private property, concrete monuments shall be set at both the beginning and end of all centerline curves. Approved and complete field notes showing permanent references or ties sha ll be furnished to the City Engineer. All monuments that are required to be set shall be marked to conform to the provisions of Chapter 775 of the Statutes of 1935 and subsequent amendments, and the provisions of this Ordinance. All monuments and bench marks as required above that are disturbed or destroyed shall be replaced by the subdivider before acceptance of improvements. S 9751.4. Benerk Marks.- Permanent and accurate bench marks shall be set in Z_ib-returns or other approved locations at each street intersection, and complete field notes showing locations and elevations shall be filed with the City Engineer. S 9751.5. field, Notes:_ Complete field notes, in a form satisfactory to the City Engineer, showing references, ties, locations, elevations and other necessary data relating to monu- ments and bench marks set in accordance with the requirements of this Ordinance, shall be submitted to the City Engineer to be retained by the City as a permanent record. ARTICLE 976 EXCEPTIONS (676) S 9761. &glicgtJ1on,, The Planning Commission may recom- mend that the City Council authorize conditional exceptions to # any of the requirements and regulations set forth in this Ordin- ance. Application for any such exception shall be made by a certified petition of the subdivider stating fully the grounds of the application and the facts relied upon by the petitioner. Such petition shall be filed with the testative map of the sub- division and required filing fee. A fee of $25. 00 shall be collected for the use and benefit of the city and shall be deposited in its general fund. In order for the property referred to in the peti- tion to come within the provisions of this section, it shall be necessary that the Plarming Commission shall find the following facts with respect thereto: (a) That there are special circumstances or conditions affecting said property; (b) That the exception is necessary for the preservation and enjoyment of a substantial property right of the petitioner. S PLANNING SIBDIVISIONS S' 9761. (c) That the granting of the exception will not be detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to other property in the vicinity in which said property is situated. (750.1) s g761.1 planning Commission Actionz (,a) In recommending such exceptions, the Planning Com- A PLANNO i , S L lirgS T 3S S 9761 mission shall secure substantially the objectives of the regula- tions to which the exceptions are granted, as to light air, and the public health, safety, conveniences and general we are. (b) In recommending the authorization of any exception under the provisions of this section., the Planning Con-mission shall report to the City Council. its findings w`•1tt1 respect there- . to and all fasts in connection therewith justifying such ex- ceptions, anal sh shall specifically and ful set froth the exception a y P recommended and the conditicn s_ designated, S 9761,2 C Co%mcil,Actidn. Upon recei t of such report to City ouncil may.. re so ut on, author -is t o Planni ng Comte mission. to ap rove the tentative map with the exceptions and con. ditions the City Council deems necessary to substantially secure the objectives of this Ordinance. ARTICLE 977 APPEAL (676) S 9771 l;otice Ap.peat may be made to the City Council from any deci.s n, etermfnation or requirements of the Planning Commission or City Engineer under this Chapter within ten (10) days after such decision or determination or requiremant, is made. Such notice shall ,set forth in detail the action and grounds by and upon which the subdivider deems himself aggrieved. (97204) S 977 Re or The City Clerk shall report the filing of euc not. ce to t e tanning Comn►Usion and City Engineer. A written report shall be submitted to the City Council by the party whose decision, determination or requirement is upon appeal. S 977 2 Action on A -A The City Council at its next regular meet o ow ng t e Lng of said ap eat, or within tens (10) days ollowing the filing thereof she set said ap© peal for hearing to be held within ten. (10) days thereafter, and such hearin may for good cause be continued by order of the City Counci , Upon the hearing of said appeal, the City Counncil may overrule or modify the decision, determination or requirement appealed from and eater any such-order or orders as are in harmony with the spirit and purpose of this ordinance, and such disposition of the appeal shall be final, f I - INDEX ABSORPTION I INDEX T® a®I UNTINGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODistrct D 6 ABSORPTION PLANT, smoking near ____________ ____.___----_--___ 24 1 ACCESSORIES c-3 district, usual accessories permitted in 9416 r-2 district, accessories in - ------- ------------ ------------------------------- 9332.3 r-3 district, usual accessories permitted in ------------------------ 9352.5 ACCESSORY BUILDINGS distance between main and accessory buildings ------------ 9314.4 i main building, accessory building without ---------------------- 9303 r-5-o district, accessory buildings in --------------------- ----------- 9392.5 setback of accessory buildings ---------.---------------------------------- 9305-9392.5 ADJOURNMENT OF COUNCIL MEETINGS _-_--- -------------------- 1113 ADJUSTERS, claims --------- -- --- ----- --------------------- --------------------- 232 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER ------------- ----- ---------------------------------- 127 ADVERTISING, outdoor ------- ------------ ---------------------- -------------- -------- 85 AFFIRMATION, oath includes _____ ------ -------- --- _---- --------- 0036.3 AGRICULTURAL USES in r-5-o district - -----------------.-- ---- ---------- 9392.3 AIRPLANES FOR PASSENGERS, bond required for operation of ---------------------------- ----------------------------------------------- 2239.2 AIR RIFLE: shooting within city prohibited ------------------------.------- 4011 ALLEYS benches not permitted in alleys ------------------------------------------ 7451.1 one-way alleys ----- ------ -------- ---------------------------------------------- 613 pipes to be placed in alleys where possible ____________________ 7132 standing in alley restricted ---------------------------------------------------- 6613 stop required upon driving from alley ---------------.-----------:_- 6201 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY not allowed in r-5-o district 9392.43 ANIMALS ------------------------- - ------------------ ------------------------------------------ 42 dogs ------------ ----------------- ----------------- -------------------------------------------- 44 pier, animals excluded from -_-______________ ---------------------------- 7626 r-5-o district, raising of animals in --------------- ------------ 9392.4- sale of impounded animals -------------------------------------------__. 4314- trespass by animals --------- ---------------- ------------------------------------- 421-4303 APARTMENTS in r-3 district -- ------------------------------------------------------ 9352.1 APPOINTMENTS ----------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- 157 ARREST, authority of police to make -__- ---------------------------------- 1317 ASS fee for. impounding of ass ------------------ ------------------- 4322 public place, ass in --------------------------------------- ---------------------- 4303 ATTORNEY, city --------------------------------------- ---- -------- ----- 124 BAKERY, permit for --------------------------- ----------------------------------- ------- 3311- BEACH --------------------------- ------------------------------------------------ --- 75 beach and pier department ---------------------------------------------------- 751 bottles, leaving of ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 7551 campingon beach ----- ------------------------------------------- --------------- 752 construction of fire rings on beach -------------------------------.... 7526 _ equipment (lifesaving), tampering with ---._-___--___-_.___ ----- 7564-7628 fire rings, use of - --- --- -- -------------- --------------------------------------- 7523 INDEX BEACH BEACH (continued) glass, leaving of --------- ------- --------------------------------------------- -------- 7551 Wasaving—equipm - ------------- ------------------------ ------------------------- municipal trailer park, fires prohibited in -------------------------- 7716.2 nails, leaving of ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------ 7551 pier --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------ --- 76 rubbish on beach -- ---------------------- ------------ --- ------------------------- 755 seines .------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 754 sunshades for beach permitted and regulated ---------------- 7522 tin cans, leaving of ------------------------------------ ----------------------------- 7551 vehicles on beach ---- ------- ------------------------------------------------------ 753 permit required for vehicle on. beach ------------------ ----- 7531 BENCHES .------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- 74 adjoining landowner's consent to bench -- -- ------------------- 7422 refusal of permit for lack of consent --------------—----------- 7434 alleys, benches not permitted in --------------------------------- -------- 7451.1 application for bench permit ---------------------------------------------- --- 7421 application for renewal of permit --------- ------------------------------ 7438.2 bond or insurance required --------- ----------------- --------------------- 7491 denialof permit -------- ---- ---------------------------------------------------------- 743 disposal of benches ------------------- ----------- ------------------------------- 7483- enforcement of regulations as to benches ------------------------ 747 expiration of permit ---------------------------------------------------------- ------- 7438 feefor permit --- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7426 fee for renewal of permit ---------------------------------------------- --------- 7438.1 filing of application for permit —------------ ------------------------------ 7423 identification marks for benches - ----------- -------------------- ------- 7443 inspection fee to accompany application for 'permit ------ 7424 inspection of benches ----------------------------------- ------------ --- ---- 7444 insurance of benches ------- ------------- ---------- ---------------------------- 749 issuance of permit -- ---------------------------------- --------------------------- 742 liability based upon benches, limit of -------------------------------- 7495- location of benches ------------------------------- ---------------------------------- 745 maintenance of benches ---------- ------------------------------------------- 7444 mutilation of benches ------ ----------- -------------------------------------------- 7021 name of permittee to be displayed on bench ------------------ 7442 permit ---------------------------------------- ----------------- ----------------- ------ -------- 741- refunds not given --------- ---------------------- ------ ---------------------------- 7437 removal of benches --------- - -------------------------------------------- ------ 748 renewal of permit, denial of -------------------------------------------------- 7432,7436- revocationof permit ------------ --------------------------------------------------- 7432 signing of application for permit ------------------------------------------ 7424 signson benches --------------------------------------------------------------------- 746 sizeof benches ----- -------------------------------------------- ------ --------- 7441 termination of permit -------------------------------------------- ------- ----- 743 traffic, signs on benches tending to confuse -------- --------- --- 7465 transfer of title to bench -------------------------- ----------------------------- 7439 BENCHMARK ---- ------------------ ---------------------------- -----—-------------------- 7112 BETTING ON GAMES ----- ------------------------------------------------------------ 5313 INDEX BICYCLES I itom-• - BICYCLES ---------------- ------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 67 annual registration -------------------------------------------------------------- 6711 card, identification form of identification card -_--______-------_-__--_---_--- ------ 6706 issuance of identification card -------------------------------------- 6705 lossof card ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------- 6741- issuance of new card upon ------ 6742 transfer of bicycle, issuance of new card upon -------- 6733 use of identification card -----------------------. - 6706 dealers' records -_-----______--___---_-_-_----- 6731 feefor tag --------------------------------- N---------------------------------------------- 6703 handle. bars, riding on -- ------------ __ 6103 lights required at night ---------------------------------------------------------- 6752 loss of bicycles ------------------ ------------------------------- 674 access to records upon loss of bicycle ------------------------ 6743 pier, bicycles on - ---------------------------------------------------- ------------- 7634 records ----- --------------- ---------------- -------------- ---------------- 67.1- registration form of registration --------------------------------------------------------- 6702 required --- ------------------------------------------------------------ 6701 sidewalk, riding of bicycles on ----------__...__ ------------------------- 6102 tag affixing of tag ---- ---------- ------------------------- -------- 6704 fee for metal identification tag ----------------------- 6703 formof tag --------------------------- ---------- ------ ----- 6703 issuanceof tag ----------------------------------------------------------------- 6703 theft of bicycles ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 674 transfer of bicycles ---------- ----------------------------------------- ------- ----- 673 procedure for transfer of bicycles 6732- violation of regulations as to bicycles ---------------------- ------- 675 BITCHES IN PUBLIC PLACES when in heat, permitting of -__ 4433 BLANK CARTRIDGES, sale or use of - -------------------------------------- 4111 BOARDINGHOUSES in r-3 - district .---------- -------------------. ------------- 9352.1 BOARDS, election ---------------------------------------------- ---------------------- 1032 BOAT LANDING charges for use of ------------------------------------------------------------------- 7656 control over boat landing ------------------------------------------------------ 7655 BOATS, use of pier by __-._--.-. 765 ------------------------------------------------- BOATS (sightseeing), bond required for operation of ----- ------ 2239.2 BONDS ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 146 BOOKS, house-to-house selling of ------------------------------------------------ 2226 BOXING EXHIBITIONS __ -----_-_---_-_----__-------------_--- 236 BUDGET ESTIMATES, administrative officer to require .------- 1271.5 BUILDING ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8 building ----------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 81 electrical ordinance --------------------------------------------- -- 82 outdooradvertising --------------------------.----.---------------------------------- 85 plumbing ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- 84 signs -------------------- ---------------------------------------- ----------------------- ----- 86 I INDEX BUILDING HEIGHT BUILDING HEIGHT r-1 district, building height in ------------------------------------------------ 9313 r-2 district, building height in _------------------- _______________ _______ 9333 r-3 district, building height in ------------------------------------------------ 9353 r-5-o district, building height in ------------------------------------------- 9393 BUILDING PERMITS outdoor advertising _ _____._____ .-_-_-- 854 signs, permit required for ------------------------------------------------ - 8541 BUILDINGS, moving of -------------------------------------------------------------------- 813-2236 BUILDINGS (public) defacing of public buildings _ti---------------------_---------------------- 6021 electrical ordinance applicability of _ ---------------------------------- 8203 wiring of stores and so forth -------------------------------------------------- 8273 BULL fee for impounding of bull --------- _____ ---------------------------------- 4322 public place, bull in -------------- ------------------------------------------- 4303 BUNGALOW COURTS in r-3 district 9352.1 BUSINESS -------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 2 c-3 district, business permitted in _._______-_________-____---------- 9413- dancehalls -- ------------- -------------------------------------------------- --------- 25 illegal devices not excused by license 2109.1 licenses (business) -------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 21 rates for business licenses - 22 m-1-o district, business permitted in 9434- m-2-o district, business permitted in _____________________-— 9443- oil ------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 24 particular businesses --------------- ----------------------------------- --------- 23 pier, businesses on ----------------- -------------------- -------- ------------.. 764 plumbing license fee ----------------------------------------------------------- 8461 r-3 district, business permitted in ------------------------------------------ 9352.1- rates for business licenses - 22 theaters, motion-picture --------------------------------------------------------- 26 unlawful activities not excused by license _._-------------------- 2109 BUSINESS LICENSE ---------------- --------------------------------------- ------ 21 application for business license 211-2142 blank licenses ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2136 bond required for license deliveryof ----------------------------------------------------- ------- ---------- 2115 form of ________ __- 2116 branch establishments, separate licenses required for __- 2108 carrying of license ------------------------------------- -------------------- 2152 date of business license ---------------------------------------------------------- 2104- display of business license 2151 drilling ---------- ------------------ ------------------------------------------------------- 2415- enforcement of provisions __ --------------------------------------------------- 215 exemptions -- ------------------- -- --- --------------------------------------- 2157-2158-2215.3 fees ------------- ------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------ 212 forms for license, printed -------------------------------------------------------- 2135- free license for handicapped person __-- ---------------- 2124- free license for peddling by veterans __ 2126 } I " I , INDEX BUSINESS LICENSE BUSINESS LICENSE (continued) interstate commerce exempt 2158-2217.1 investigation of application for license _________ ------------------ 2114 issuance of business license ------------------------------------------------ 213 orders of council required for certain business licenses 214 outdoor advertising, business license required for ---------- 851 penalty for doing business without license 2103 plumbing 846 posting of license ------------------ ------------------------------------------------ 2151 required 2101 revocation of business license- --------------------------------------------- 216 scope of business license ____----__---------------------------------------- 2105 suspension of business license _______ ------------------------------------ 216 transfer of business license 2106 unpaid fees for prior license as bar to issuance __________ 2107 BUSINESS LICENSE FEES -------------------------------------------------------------- 212 advance payment of ------------- ----------------------------------- ------ 2123 handicapped persons, free license for 2124- unexpired portion of term, apportionment of fee for ________ 2121- BUSINESS LICENSE RATES ------------------------------------------------------------ 22 absorption plant ----- ---------------------------------------- -------------- 2234 accountant ---------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- 2228 airplanes, carrying passengers in ______________________--__- -------- 2239.1 amusement ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2239 architect --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------ ------- 2228 assayer --------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ 2228 ,astrology ----------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ 2222 attorneyat law ----------- -------------- --------------------------------------------- 2228 auctions ---------- ---- ------- ------------------ 2221 auditor -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2228 augury - -- - - - - - ---- -- ---- ------- ------- ------ -- 2222 automobiles, rental of ------------------------------------------------------------ 2239.1 autoracing ------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 2241 bankrupt sale ._______- 2231 bathhouse blacksmith shop ------------------- -------------------------------- ----------------- 2235 boats, sight-seeing --------------------------------------------------------------- 2239.1 bootblackstand ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2235 bowling alley --- -------------------------------- ------------------------------------- 2239.1 canvassing. license rate for ----------------------------------.----------------- 2217 cartomancy --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2222 chemical engineer .---------- --------------- ----------------------- --------------- 2228 ,. chemist ------- -------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 2228 chiropodist --- ------------------------------------------ -------- 2228 chiropractor ------------------ ---------------- - ---- ------ 2228 civilengineer ------------------------------------ --------------------------------------- 2228 clairvoyance -------------- -------------------------------------------------------------- 2222 cleaning of clothes ----------------------- __-_-. --- 2225 wagon for collection and delivery __ _.____ -------- 2225.1- INDEX BUSINESS LICENSE RATES BUSINESS LICENSE RATES (continued) clerical mistake, effect of --------------------------------------.--------------__--- 2214 concert ------------------------- ------------------ -------------------------------------=---- 2238- concession (not regularly established place of business) 2233 crystal gazing _- ---------------- ----------------------------- -------------------- 2222 dancehall ---------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------------------- 2239.1 dentist ------ ------------------------------------------------- ----- - -------------------- 2228 distilate hauling or delivery .---.----------------------------______-._-..---- 2260- doctor (physician, etc.) ------ ---------------------------------------------------- 2228 drilling ------- ------------------ -------------------------------------- ------------------- 2416 dyeing of clothes -------- --------------------------------------------------- ------- 2225 wagon for collection and delivery ______ ---------- 2225.1- _ electrical engineer --------- ------------------------------------------------------ 2228 electrician ----- -- ---- ------ ------------ --- ----------------------------------- - ----- 8241 entertainment .---- -------------------------------------------------- -------- 2238- exhibition ----- -- ---- ---- --- ---------------------------------------------------------- 2239 fishing boats ------ ------ ------ ------------------------------------ ---------------- 2239.1 fortunetelling ----- -------------------------- --- --------------- 2222 game ------------------------------------- ------------ ---------- ------------ 2239 games of skill ------------- - - ----------- ------------------------------- - ---- 2239.1 gasoline hauling or delivery ---_.---------------------------------------------- 2260- gasoline manufacturing plant --_ ------------- ._-.----- ---------------___ 2234 general business _______-.__--__________ 2212 ----- -- ------ highest of two rates applicable ------------------ --------------____------- 2213 hotel ----------------------------------- ---------------------------- -- ---- 2227 ; housemoving ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2236 hypnotism --- ----------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- 2222 Journeyman plumber ------------- -------- ----------------------------------------- 8455 junk collector ------ ---- ----------------------- --------- ------- ------ ------ 2343 junkdealer --------------------------------------------------------------------------- - 2342 laundryservice ---------------------- ----------- --------------------------------------. 2224 laundrywagon ---------------------------------------------------------- ------ -- 2224J- lawyer (attorney at law) --------- ------------------------------ --------------- 2228 lodginghouse ----- - --------- ---------------------------------------- ------.-.. ----. 2227 machineshop ------------------ ----------------------------------------------------- 2219 magic -------- ----- ------------------------ ---- ----------- ---------------------------- 2222 mechanical amusement devices ----------------------------------------- 2257- mechanical engineer -------------- 2228 medfumship --------- - -------------------------- ------------------------------------- 2222 midget automobile racing ____________________________ ----------------------- 2241 mistake (clerical), effect of _ -___ --------------------- 2214 necromancy -------------------- ---- --------------------------------------------------- 2222 occulist ---- -- -- ------- ------------ ---------------------------------- ---- ------ 2228 oil (refined), hauling and delivery of --------.-------------------------. 2260- optfcian --------------------------------------- -------- -------------------------------- 2228 optometrist ----------- ------------------------ ---- ---------------- ------- ------- 2228 osteopath ------------ ---------------- ------- --------------- ----------------- ----- 2228 outdoor advertising business ----------------------------------_---------_----- 8512 palmistry --------------- 2222 pawnbroker ----------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- 2232 i INDEX BUSINESS LICENSE RATE BUSINESS LICENSE RATE (continued) peddling, license rate for ---------------------------- -------------------------- 2215- petroleum refining or distilling or reducing plant ------------ 2234 phrenology ---I-------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- 2222 physician --------------------------------- ------------------------- - ---- ------------------- 2228 plumbing ------------------------------------------------------------------------—------------- 8461 plunge ---------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- -------- 2937 ponies, rental of --------------------------------------- ------------ ----------------- 2239.1 poolhall --- ---- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2239.1 pressing of clothes ------ --------------------- ------- ------ ----------------------- 2225 wagon for collection or delivery ------------------------------------ 2225.1- professions ------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- -- 2228 prophecy ------------------------------------- ---------------------I-------------------------- 2222 racing, automobile - - - --- ----------------- -------------------------------------- 2241 real estate broker --- -- --- ----------------------- -------------------------- -I----------- 2223 real estate salesman ---- ----------------------------------------------------------- 2223.1 recreation concession ----- ------------- ----------------------------------------- 2239 refiningplant ---------------------------- - ------ ----------------------------- ---- ----- 2234 riding academy -------- -------------------------------1—----------------------------- 2239.1 secondhand- clothing -- --- ----- ---------------- ---------------------- ----------- - 2229 shale oil refining or distilling or reducing plant ---------------- 2234 shoeshine parlor -------------------------------------------------- -------------- ------ 2235 shooting gallery -- --------- ------- -------------------- ----------------------------- 2239.1 show ------------------------------- ---------- ------------- -------------i------------------- 2238- skatingrink ------ ----------- ---- -------------------------------------------- ------- 2239.1 soliciting, license rate for -- ----------------------------------- ------------------- 2217 stand (not regularly established place of business) I-------- 2233 store (not regularly established _placeof business) -------- 2233 surgeon --------------------------- -- --- ------------------------------------------------------ 2228 tankwagon ---------------7---------- ---------------------------------------------------- 2261- tent, show or concert or theater held in ----------------------- ---- 2238.1 theater -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2238- toppingplant ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2234 towel service wagon ---------- -------------- -------------------------------------- 2224.1 trucking ------------------------- ---- -------------—----- ----- ----------------------------- 2262- veterinarian -- ------------------ ------------- ---------------------------------------------- 2228 water delivery,,license rate for --- - ----------- ----------------------------- 2216 welding --------------- --------------- ------------------------ - --- ------- ----------- ----- 2219 BUS STOPS length of bus stop spaces limited ------------ ------------------------- 6622 standing in marked bus stop restricted -------------------------------- 6618 C-3 DISTRICT ----------------------------- ------------ ---- ------------------------------------ 941 C-3-0 DISTRICT ------------- ---- --- - ------ ------- ------------------ -------------- ------ 942 CABS ----------------------- -- --- ---- -------------------------- ---------------------------I------— 68 badge required to be worn -- - ---- --- ------------------------------- ---- 6833 bond in lieu of insurance ---- -- --------------------------------------- ----- 6875- cleanliness required ----------------------------- ---------------------- 6848 cruising -------------------------- ----------------- -------- ---------------------------- 6864 drivers --------------------------------------------------------- ------- -------------------------- 683 age requirement ------------------------------ --------------------------------- 6823.5 i I INDEX CABS CABS (continued) badge, driver required to wear ------------------------------ 6833 employer, limitation as to _--------_ ---------- 6823.3 employment, notice of termination of - __-__------ -- ------ 6823.8 fingerprints and records and photographs of driver 6823.1 uniforms for drivers ---------------------------------------------- ------ 6832 women drivers, hours for -- _- ---._______-_---------- 6831 driver's permit ----- ----------------------------- - ----------------- 682 application for drivers permit --_-_--_-_- ----------- ------------- 6822- denial of driver's permit, grounds for ----------------------- 6823.6 posting of permit and photograph in passenger's compartment ------ --- ---------- ----------------------------- 6823.2 qualifications of driver ------------------------------------------------------ 6823 required -------- --- ------------------ -------------------------------------------- 6821 revocation or suspension of permit, grounds for -------- 6824 surrender of permit revoked permit, surrender of ---__--_-_-- ------------------- 6824.3 termination of employment, surrender of permit upon ------------ ------------------------ ------- ---------------------- 6823.4 transfer of permit --------------------- -------------------------------------- 6823.7 inspection of cabs __ ---------------------- 6845- insurance - ----------- ------- - ------------ ------------------------------------------- 687 lost property in cabs --------- --- ---------- ------------------------- 6848 maintenance of vehicles -------- -- ---- --------------------------------------- 6845 operation ------------------------------------------------------------- --- --------------- 686 overloading of cabs -- ------------------- ------------------------- ------------ 6862 owner's permit ------------------------------------- ---------- ------------------------- 681 application for owners permit ---------------------------------------- 6812- denial of owner's permit, grounds for --_----__--_ -------- 6813- number of permits, change in ---- ---------------------------__-- 6815 required -------------- ------------------------ --------------------------------- 681.1 revocation or, suspension of owners permit 6814 parking elsewhere than in stands -------------- 6853- passengers, excess -------------- ------------------------------------------ -------- 6862 permits ------------------ ------- ------- ----------------------- -------------------------- 681- route -- --------- ------------- ------ -------------------------------------------------- 6861 soliciting of passengers ---------------- ------------------------- ---------------- 6863 stands ..------------------------ --- -------------------- ---- - 685 substitution of vehicles --- -------------- ---------------------------------------- 6842 unattendedcabs -------------- ------------------------------- ----------- ------ 6856 uniforms for drivers - - ---------------------------------------------------- 6832 unsafe cabs, removal from service of -___ 6847 vehicles used as cabs ---- ---------------------- ----------------------------- 684 addition of vehicles -------------------------------------------------------- 6841 CAFE OR CAFETERIA, permit for ----- ----------------------------------------- 3311- CALF fee for impounding of calf ----- -----------------------------------------------_ 4323 publicplace, calf in ------------------------- --------------------------------------- 4303 CAMPCARS .-------- ------------------------ ----------------- ---------------------------- 34 permit ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 341 INDEX CAMPGROUND PROPRIETORS CAMPGROUND PROPRIETOR'S compliance with regulations 3401 CAMPING ON BEACH ------------------- -------- --- - ---------. 752 CAPITAL OUTLAYS FUND __ __-_-___ 163 CARDS (GAMBLING) --- ----------------------------------------------------------------- 531 CHARGING OF MONEY to collectors _-__- -------------------------------- 1213 CHICKENS, trespass by ----- --- ------"----------------------------------------------- 4211 CHIEF OF POLICE ------"----- --- --------------------------- ------------------------ 126 CITING OF CODE --------------------------------- ------------- --------------------- 0011- CITY ATTORNEY ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 124 CITYCLERK -------------------------------- -- -------------------------------------------- 121 CITYDEFINED ------------------------------------`----- ------- --------------------------------- 0036.1 CITY ELECTRICIAN, compensation of _________ -------------------------- 8223 CITYHALL --------- ---------------------- ------------------- ----------------------------------- 102 CITY PROPERTY ---- - ---"------------------------------- ------------------------------------- 702 CIVIL DEFENSE assistant director ------------- - --------- ------------------- ------------------------ 4514 conscription of services -----------"--------------------------------------------- 4534.3 deputies --------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 4515 director --------------- ----------------------------------------------- -------------------- 4513. 453 emergency-powers of director __-_. ------ _ ------------------------------ 4534- expenditures for civil- defense --------------------------------------- 4503 material, power of director to obtain ------------------------------------ 4534.2 meetings ----------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ 4522 obstructing of member of organization ------------------------------ 4562 rules promulgation of rules -----------------------------..----------------------- 4534.1- violation of rules ----- ---------------------------------------- ------------- 4563 CLAIMS "ADJUSTERS ------------- ----- -------------- ----------------------------------- 232 CLASSIFICATION, change in ----- _____ CLASSIFICATION—compensation ordinance _____- -- ------------- ___ 15 CLASSIFICATION OF POSITIONS, initial ______________________________ 151 CLASSIFICATION PLAN, maintenance of :_----------------------------- 152 CLERK, city .-------------- 121 CLINGING TO MOVING VEHICLES ------- --------------------------------- -6104 CLOCKS, advertising --------------------- --------- --------------------------- -- --- 866 CLUBS (private) in r-3 district __-------------- -____.-------------------------------- 9352.1 COASTERS on roadway ---:---- ------------------ ------------------------------ 6105 COLT fee for impounding of colt __-----------------------------------------.___-_-__ 4322 public place, colt in ---- - ---------------------- - - ---- --- ---"----------------- 4303 COMPENSATION city electricians compensation _.__ 8223 ------- ------------------------------ classification-compensation-ordinance ___---__-_______ ------ 15 council, compensation of -------------------_--------_-----.-------------------- 112 plumbing inspector's compensation ------------_..-_.------------------ 8421 COMPENSATION PLAN -------------- --- -------------------------- --------------- 154 administration cf compensation plan .. 155 CONCEALED WEAPONS, permit to carry -------------------------------- 4023 CONDITIONAL EXCEPTIONS to districting -------------------------------- 924 fee for filing of petition - _ ___-________________._-_______-- --------- 9284 fees to cover costs --------------------------- ---------------- ---------------------- 9277 INDEX CONDITIONAL EXCEPTIONS TO DISTRICTING CONDITIONAL EXCEPTIONS TO DISTRICTING (continued) grounds for recommendation , _---------------- ------------- ----------- 9241 hearing required ------------------------------------------ --------------- ------- ----- 9244 petition for exception ------ - --------- ---------------------------- ------- 9242- 928 plans and profiles and specifications to accompany - petition -------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- 9243 revocation for delay -- -------- ----- --- --- ---------- -- - ------------------- 9248 showing required ---- - ----------- ---- - -------- - ------_-------------------------- 9243- CONDUITS IN STREETS ---------------------- ------------------------------------------ 7136 CONSTITUTIONALITY OF CODE ------------------------------------------------ 0039- CONSTRUCTION OF CODE ---------- ------------- --------------------------------- 0031- CORRESPONDENCE OF COUNCIL, clerk to conduct -- --------- 1212 _COUNCIL ------------------------------------------ ------------------ -------------------------------- 11 compensation of council ---------------------------- --------------------------- 112 defined ------ ----------- --- ----- ------ -------------------------------- --------------------- 0036.2 meetings ----------- ----------- -------------------------------------------------------------- ill. COURTS in r-3 district -------- ------- --- ----------------------------------------------- 9352.1 COWS fee for impounding of cow ---_ -- - --------- ----------------------------- 4322 public place, cow in ------------------------------- -------- ------------- --------- 4303 r-5-o district, keeping of bovine animals in -- -------- ----------- 9392.42 CROSSWALKS authorized --------- ----------__----------- ---------------------------- 6024 CURFEW ------------------ -------- -- ------------------------ -------------------------------------- 541 DAIRIES excluded from r-5-o district ------------ ---------- ---------------____ 9392.43 DANCEHALLS ------------------- ----------------------- ------- -------------------------_---- 25 business license rate for dance hall ------------------- --------------- 2239.1 children in dance halls ------ ---------------- ---- -------------------------- ---- 2541 enforcement ------------------ -------------- ------------ ---- ---------------- -------- 255 hours for dance halls -------------- -------------- ----------_---:---------------- 2521 lighting of dance halls _.----------------------- -----------_-----------------_ 2531- patrons ----------------- ---- ----------------- -----------_-------- -------------- ----------- 254 permit for dance hall ---------- -- - ---------------- --------------------------- 251 premises ------------- -_------------- ----------------- ----------------- --------------------- 253 register ------ --- ------------ ---------------------------------------_--------------- --------- 2547 regulations __.------- - ------- ---------------------- ---------_-------------------------- 252 revocation of permit —----------------------- --------- ------------- -------------- 2511- DANGEROUS WEAPONS, carrying of -------- ---------------_-------------- 4021- DATUM PLANE -------- ----- ---- ------- ----- -------------- ------------------------------- 711 DEFENSE—DISASTER ---- --------------- ------------------ ----------------------------_ 45 director -------- --------- ------------------ -- ------------------__--------- ----------------- 452 offenses ---------- ------------- -------------------- ---------------------___---------------- 456 organization -------------------- ------------------- --- --------------------- ------------- 455 personnel ---- -------------------------------------------------- ------ ------------ 454 DEFENSE-DISASTER COUNCIL --- - ------ ---------------- -------____------_ 451 duties of defense-disaster council ------------ ------------------- 452 powers of defense-disaster council ---------------------------------------- 452 DEFINITIONS accessory -------------- -------------------------------- ---------------------------------- 9200.1 act (subdivision map) ----- ------------ -- ----------------- ------------------------ 9600.1 adjacentcity ---------------------------------- -------------------------- ----------------- 9600.2 INDEX DEFINITIONS DEFINITIONS (continued) j advertising structure ------------------- ---------------------.---- ----.--------- --.___-- 8500.1 advisory agency ----------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 9600.5 allocation ._._-__-____ -___________- 1500.1 i -------------------------------------------- apartment -- ------------------------------------ ---- 9200.11 attended (lobster trap) -------------------------------------------------.------------ 7625.1 automobile court or motel ---- ------------------ ---:--------------------------- 9200.12 automobile parking space ----------------------------------------------------- 9200.13 automobile storage space __________-- ----------------------------------------- 9200.13 beach ------------- ----------- - ----------------------------------------- ------------------- --- 7520.3 bench -------- -------------- - ----- -------- ---------------- 7400.1 bitch, dog includes -------- -------------------------------------------- ----------- 4400 block ---------------------------- --------------- ---- ------ -------- 8524-9200.2 building ---------- --- ----------------------------- ------ ---------------------------------- 9200.21 building height ------------------ ---- ---- ------------------------ 9200.22 buildingsite -------------------- ------------------------------ -------- -----...--------- 9200.23 build or construct ------ --------------------------------------------- -------------- 8122 bungalow court --------------------------- ------------------- -------- 9200.24 business district (for sign regulations) ------___----------.----------- 8522 camp - ----`------------ ------------------------ ------------ ------------------------------ 7520.1 camp car and/or trailer --------------------------------------------------------- 3400.1 campground -------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- 3400.2 cessation of oil operation .-_-----------------------------------------------._-_. 2435.1 city ---------------- --- - ------------------------- --------------------------------- 0036.1 cityservice -------- ------------------- ------------------------------------------------- 1500.2 civildefense ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4500.1 clasificatfon plan ------------------- ---------------------------------------------.- 1500.22 classified service ----------------------------------------------------------- 1500.23 classof position ------------- ------------------------------------------------------- 1500.21 classtitle -- ------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 1500.7 commercial raising of animals ---------------------------------------------- 9392.41 commission (planning) 9200.25 compensation plan ----- ------------------------------------------- ---------------- 1500.24 construction wall sign -------------------------------------- ---------------------- 8600.1 continuous service ------------------------------------------ - ----- ------ 1500.25 council --------------------------- ----------------- ----------------- ---------------------- 0036.2 design ---------------- --------------- -------------- --------------------- 9600.5 desirable qualifications --------------------------------------------------------- 1500.3 diligent prosecution -- ------ --------------------------------------- 2435.121 disaster -------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4500.2 district -------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ 9200.3 dog - ------------------------------- ---------------- -------------------------- ------------ 4400, drilling ----------------------- ---------------- - ------------------ --------------- 2420 driver -------------- ---------------------- ------ ------------- ------------------------- ------ 6800.1 dwelling .--- -------------------- ----------------------- ----=------------- ------------ 9200.31 dwelling, multiple ----------------------------------------------- ---------------- 9200.33 dwelling, two family or duplex ---------- --------------._.---. ----------- 9200.32 electric wall sign ----------------------------- --- ------------------ 8600.2 employee 1500.4 exempt services ------------------------------------------ ------------------- 1500.41 y INDEX DEFINITIONS i DEFINITIONS (continued) face of building ------------------------------------------ ------------------------ -- 8600.3 face or wall of building ---------- ----------------------------------.------ ------- 8500.2 family --------- -------- --------------------------------------------- --------- 9200.34 finalmap -- ------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------ 9600.5 fishing line --------------------- ------------------------------- 9622.1 front yard ------------------------------- 9200.91 - --------------------------------------------- garage, private ------------------------ ---------------- 9200.35 garagespace -------------------------- ------------------------------ 9200.13 garbage ------------------------------------ ----------------------------------------------. 3200.1 . height of building --------- --------- -------- -------------------------------------- 9200.22 highway (subdivisions) - -----------------------------------.-------------------- 9600.3 home occupation ______-____ --- 9200.4 horizontal wall sign ___ ------------------- ___ -------------- - 8600.4 hotel ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ 9200.41 improvement ------ -------------------------- ----------------------------------- ------ 9600.5 journeyman plumber ---------- -- ----------------------- ------- ------------ 8454 junkcollector ----------------------------------------------------------------- -------- 2340.1 junkdealer ------------ - --------------------------------------- ---------------------- 2340.2 laundrywagon ---------------------------------- ----------------------- ------------.. 2224.3 loadingzone ---------------- - --------------- -------------------------------------------- 6000.1 lot ------------------------ -- ------------------------------------------------------------ 9200.42 master plumber ----------------------------- ----------- --------------------------8433.4-8451 marquise 8600.5 marquise sign __________--___ 8600.51 ------------- --------------- mechanical amusement device --------------------.------------- --------- 2250 must' ----- ----- -- ---------------------- - - ---- - ---- - ------ - ----------- ---- -- 0036.E nonconforming building -------------------------------------------------------- 9200.5 nonconforming use ---------------------------- ___ 9200.51 occupied --------------------------------------------------------------------- 7520.2 occupying -------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------:-- 3400.3 official traffic control devices _________.______ ----------------- 6000.2 official traffic signals ._.___-_.______--_ ___.____._____.--_.--_ 1 6000.21 outdoor advertising ----------------------------------------------------- --------- 8500.3 owner _- ----------------------------------------------- --------------------------- 6800.2 park --------------- -------------------------------- ------ ---- -- ---------------------- ------- 6000.3 passenger loading zone -------------- ------------------------------.------------ 6000.31 pedestrian ------------------------------------- ------------------------------- ----------- 6000.32 person ----------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------- 0036.4 policeofficer --------- ---------------- ------------- ------------------------------------ 6000.33 position -------------- ------- 1500.5 reallocation ------------ ------------------------- ------ ------------------------------- 1500.6 rearyard ------ ---------------------------------------- - ----------------------------- 9200.92 record of survey map ---- ------ -- -- --- ------ -------------------- ------- 9600.5 rentcar --------------- ----- ---------- -- ------- ---------- --------------- ---------------- 6800.3 residence district (for signs) ---------------------.-------------.---------------- 8527 roofsign -- ------ ------------- ------------------------.------------------ 8600.6 semibusiness district (for signs) -------------- --- ---.._---------.------- 8523 service of city 1500.2 shall --------------- --------------------------------- ------------------------------------- --- 0036.6 | � � ^ ' INDEX DEFINITIONSDEFINITIONS ' ' (continued) � shore ---------------------------------------------------- 7520.3 | ailevraDx -----------------------------. 7310 ' oi6m yard -------------------.—,------' 920(L83 specialelection ----------- -------------------- ----------------------------------------- 1040 stop --_-----------------_----'_ 6000.4 stop or obzn6 ------------------------' 6000.41 street (cabs) —' -------- ---- ---------------------------------------------- ' ---------- 6800.4 street (benches) ------------------------- 7400.2 street (outdoor advertising) —' ----------' ---' 8500.4 streetclock --------------------------- ------�---------------------------- ----------------- 8600.7 street .line ---------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- .. 8500.5 structure --------------------------------------------- -------------- ------ ---------------------- 9200.6 subdivider ---------- ---------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 9600.5 subdivision (land) ------------------------------------------------------------- 9600.4 oobor600 district (for signs) ------------------ OSDS taxicab .------------.-------------'— 6800.5 � tentative map ---------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- 9600.5 title ------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------— ---- ----------- 1500.7 title of rlca� --------------'_----_.---- 1500.7 towel service wagon -- -------------------- 2224.3 traffic ----------------------- --------- '-------------------------- - ------------------------ 6000.5 trailer court ---.---- ------- 9200.7 trash ------ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3200.2 undefined vvmnlo interpretation of ---------------------------------------- 0037 � use —----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9200.8 ^ vacant block --------------------------' 8526 vehicle code definitions -------------------- 6000.6 vertical wall sign --- -------------}L------.- 8600.8 wagon for collection or delivery of clothes for cleaning or pressing or dye works ---------------------------------------- 2226.3 vvoDsign ----------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- .. 8600.9 written '--'-------------------------' 0036.7 yard -------------- ---- ---------------------- ----------------------------------------------------- 9200.9- DEPARTMENTS --- ------ ------------------- ------------------------------ ------------------' is � DIPUTIES, writing required for appointment of -------- I406 DERRICKS � foundation blocks --------' ----------' ---- 2432 goy wires for derricks ------------' --- ------- ---------- 2432.3 oil standing near derricks ------------------------------------------------- 2431.1 specifications for derricks ---' --------------. 2421- obuctoral requirements for derricks ---------------------------------------- 2432.2 DIAGONAL PARKING -----------------------. 632 DICE (gambling) -------- ---- -------------- 531 DIBK, carrying of concealed ----- -------------------------------------- -------�—� 4021, DISASTER: —' ----- ----------------------------------- 45 DISORDERLY CONDUCT --- ------------------------ -------------- ---------------- 4032 municipal trailer park, noise in -------- -------------------------- -------- 7716 pier, riotous or boisterous conducton 7647 /—\ --' --------- DISORDERLY HOUSES --- ----------------------- ------ ------------ ----- 4032 ' � � | � INDEX DISTRICTING DISTRICTING --- -------- ------------------------- ------------------------------------ -------- 92- adoption of districting plan --- ---- ------------------ -------------------- ----- 9201 adoption of districts ----------------- --------------------- ---------------------- ---- 9211.2 agreements (private), effect of districting plan upon -------- 9202.2 appeal. to council --------- ---------------- -------------------------------- ----------- 9272- conflicting ordinances, construction of ---------------------- --- ----- 9202.3 continuance of meetings --- --------- -- -- --------------- ---- ---------------- 9257 decision of commission, notice of -- ------------------------- ----------- 9271.1 exempted—excepted uses ------------------------------------------------------- 9205- finality of decision of council - ------ -------------------- --------- ------- 9273.1 garages, private ------- - ------------------ --- -------------------------------------- 9204 height limitations, effect of - ------------ ----------- -------------- ------------- 9203 land area of districts -- ------ ------------------------------ --------------------- 9211.3 mailing of notices ---------------------- ------------------ --------------- ---------- 9255 notice of hearing ----- - --------------------- --------------------------------------- 9252- posting of notice of hearing --- ---- - ----------------------------- ---------- 9253.1- publichearings --------------------- ------- - ---------------------------------- ------- 9251 purpose of districting plan -- --------- -------------------------------- ------- 9201 recommendations of commission, effect of ------------------------ 9271 summary of denial of petition ------------------------ ---------------------- 9258 DISTRICTS alterations exterior alterations to nonconforming building -------- 9235- interior alterations to nonconforming building .--------- 9234 nonconforming building or use, alteration of ------------ 9222 annexed territory as r-1 ----------------- ---------------------------------------- 9218 boundaries of districts ------------- - - ------- - ---------- ----- - 9212- 9251.2- 9261 height limit, violation of -- ------------- --------------------- - ----------------- 9224 moving of nonconforming building or use ---- ------ ------------ 9222 nonconforming use forbidden -- ---------- ----------------- ------ --- 9223 repairs to nonconforming building ---- -------------- --------------- ---- 9234 scale, use of ------ --- --------------------- -------- ----------------------------------- 9214 streets and alleys as parts of districts -------------- ----------------- 9216 DODGERS, distribution of ------- ----- -----------------------------------— ---------- 2311 DOGS ------- -- --- - --------- -- ----------------------------------------—--- ----- ---------------- 44 bitches in heat, permitting in public places of ---------------- 4433 gardens, permitting dogs in ------------------------------------------- ---- 4434. holding of another's dog .--------------------------------------------------- 4421 holding of dogs in pound -------------- --------- -------------------------- ------ 4425 impounding - ---------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- 442 killing of unredeemed dogs -------- - ----------------------------------------- 4426 lawns, permitting dogs on another's ------------------- ------ -------- 4434- leash, dog permitted on -- --- ------------------------ ------ - ---------------- 4432 licenses - Vaccination------------------------- ------------------ -------- ..... 441 municipal trailer park, dogs excluded from --:.-------------------- 7716.4 owner of dog, duty of --------- ------ ------------------------------- --------------- 443 pier, dogs excluded from ----- ----------------- ------------------------------ 7626 plantings, trespass upon ------ ---- --------------------------- --------------- 4434- posting of premises occupied by vicious dogs -------------------- 4443 premises, keeping of dogs upon own --------------------------- 4431 i I INDEX DOGS I DOGS (continued) register for tags ---------- 4417 stray dogs, duty to take up ------------------------------------------------- 4429 tags (license) ----------------------------------- --------- ------------------------------- 4411- untagged dogs, taking up ---------------------------------- ----- ---------- 4422 viciousdogs ---------- -------------------------------------------------------------- 444 DRESSING IN PUBLIC -. -------- --------- 7011 DRESSING IN TOILET ROOMS of municipal trailer park - ------ 7717 DRILLING application to drill - -- ----------------------- ---------------- --------------------- 2422 license required --- ------- ------ -- \--------------------------------------------- 2411 oildrilling ------------------- -------------------------------------------- ------------ 242 DRINKING in public place - ---- --------------------------------------------- ----------- 4031.1 DRIVEWAY, stop_ required upon driving from --_------------------------ 6201 DRUNK allegation of prior convictions -----------------------------.--------------- 4038 private premises, drunk on -----------------------=--------------------------- 4033 public place, drunk in ----- -------------------------------- -------------------- 4031 DRUNKS ------------ ------------------ -------------- -------------------------- ---------------- 403 punishment- of drunks ------------------- - ----------------------------------- 4039- sentence, suspension of ------------------------------------------------------ 4039.9 DUCKS, trespass by ---------------- ---- ------------------------------------------------ 4211 EFFECT OF CODE ------- ----- ------- -------------------------------- 0021- ELECTIONS cityelections - ------- ----------------------------- ----------------- -------- ------------ 103 compensation of election officers -------------------------- .-------------- 1034 special elections ------ -- ----------------- ------------------------- ------------- 104 ELECTRICAL ---- ------------------ ----------------------------------------------------- --- 82- .---appeals .- ------------------------------------------------------------------ --------- 884 application for inspection ------------------------------------------------------- 8262 <.—assistantsz--delegation-of-powers-of-engineer-to ---------------- 13-- auditoriums, wiring of --------------- -------------------------------------- 8273 bonds for dealers and electricians ----------------------------------------8242- 8243 boxes . --- - - -------- ----- ------ ----------------- ------- ------------------------------- 8278- cable or conduit, securing to boxes of ____----_- --- 8278.2 fire district no. 1, boxes in ----------------------------------------------- 8272.2 fire district no. 1, cable in -------------- ---------------------------- 8272.1 canneries, wiring of -- ----- - ---- ------- --------------------- --------- ------ 8273 ceiling outlets, backing boards for ------------------------------------ 8274.6 certificate of acceptance, issuance of ---------------.------------------_ 8269 certificates ----------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- 825 churches, wiring of ----------------------------------------------------------------- 8273 circuit load limit --------------------------------------------------------------------- 8275.1 code-=ef-slandards-for-electrical-materials --------------------_-- commercial cord prohibited -----------------_------------------------_._.----- 8275.71 conduit fire district no. 1, conduit in ------------------------------------------- 8272- grounding of conduit -- ----------- ---------------------------- ----------- 8279- locationof -------------------------------------------------------------- ------ 7136 size of service conduit ---- ------------------------------.---------- 8275.4 INDEX ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL (continued) cord work regulated --------------------------------------------------------------- 8275.22 covering of work before inspection ------ ----------------------- --------- 8266 cutout cabinets, lining of ------ ---- -------------------------------------------- 8275 cutouts, each circuit to have independent -------------------------- 8275.61 dealers - -- - ----------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- ---- 824 diagram on application for inspection - ------- --- ----------------- 8264.1 tin —duty-to-enferce-provisions -------------------------------------------------------- 88132= enforcement of regulations ------------- ---------------------------- ----------- 829 extra visits for inspection -------------- ------------------- -- --------- ------- 8265.1 factories, wiring of -------------------\---- ------- ---------------------------------- 8273 fans, inspection fee for --- ----------------------- --------------------- ---------- 8237.5 fees .----- - --- - ------------------------------ ----------------------------------- ---------1- 823 .—finality-of-decision-on-appeal -- - ----- ------------------------------------- 8-346-- -findings-on-appea --------I--------- -------------------------- ---- ----- ---------- fire district no. 1. regulations within ------------- ------------ ------- 8271- fixtures, hanging of ----------- --- ------------------ ----------- ---------------- 8275.9 flat canopies regulated --------- ------------------------------------------------- 8275.3 flexible conduit in masonry in fire district I ------ ------------- 9272.4 foundries, wiring of --------- ------- - --- ----------------- --------------------------- 8273 free inspections ---:----------- ----------- ---------------------- --- I---------------- 8265 fuses, types of ---- --------------------------------------- ------------------------------ 8278.9 garages, wiring of ----- -------------- ----------------------------_--------------- 8273 —generating-devices ---------------------------- ------------------------------------ 8-3-28— generators, inspection fees for ------------------------------------- ---------- 8236- grounding of conduit or molding in fire district 1 - ---------- 8272.3 hospitals, wiring of ------------------------------------ ------------------------------- 8273 inspectionfees -------------------- --------- --------------------------------------------- 8233- inspections ----- --------------:------------------------------------------ ------------------ 826 _inspector,-cit-y-engineer-as-chle ------------------------------------------- a 31—. iron wire prohibited -- __-------------------------------------------- ---------------- 8274.4 joints in wiring, soldering and taping of ------------- ---------- 8274.5 junction boxes for knob and tube work --------------------- ------ 8272.5 knifeswitches --------------------------- --------------- ----------------------_-------- 8278.8 knobbing outside fire district no. I ------------------------------------ 8274 ladders for inspection ----- --------------- ---- ------------------------------------- 8267 lights (temporary), inspection fee for ---------------------------- ------- 8237.8- loomto last knob --- ----- -------- - - -------------------------- ---------------------- 8274.1 lugs (open), taping of - --- --------------- -- -------------------------------------- 8275.8 machine shops, wiring of ------------------ --- ---------------------_---------- 8273 —mar-kin of-material-required ----------------- -- 'g- ---------------------------- 3- -material7-electric-1- ---- - ----------------------- -- --------------------- ------------ _86- -enforceme ---------- ----------------- -------------------- ----------- ----------- .—standards - -------------- ---------- ------- -------------------------------------------- 833-- mercury arc rectifier, inspection fee for -------------------------------- 8237.2 mills, wiring of ----------- _-------------------- ------- ------ ----------------------- 8273 molding in !Ire district no. 1----------------------------------_-_.. ..-_.-.- 8272 motion-picture machines, inspection fee for ------------------------ 8237.1 motion-picture operating rooms -------------------------------------------- 2651.24 motor-generator sets, installation or removal of ---------------- 8237.7- INDEX ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL (continued) motors inspection fees for motors ------------------------ ----------------------- 8235 n&-voltage releases for motors --------------------------------- -------------- 8275.92 rdonVdsvf ety-st open fuses regulated --------------------------------------------------------------- 8274.7 --ordinance-electric ---------- ---------- 83 - packing houses, wiring of ----------- ---------------------------------- ----- --- 8273 paper tubes or bushings --------- --- -------- ----------------------------------- 8275.41 pavement, grounding of switches over -------------------------------- 8277.3 permits ------ ---------- ----------------------------------------------------------- ---------- 825 pipes to be placed before inspection ---------------- --------------- 8278 - pipes, wiring in clear from ------------------------------------------------------ 8274.2 plumbing, electrical outlets near ------------------------------------ ------- 8277 pull-cord sockets ---------------- ------------------------------------------------------- 8277.1 ranges, inspection fee for ------------------------------------------- ------------ 8237.4 --ratings-for-materials-or- ices required ---------------.--- regulations - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 827 repair notice, electrical -------- - ----- --------------------------------- ------- 8291- ..arevocafion-uof-approv ----- ------ ---- 334- rubbish, contact of electrical wiring with -------------- I---------- 8274.3 -rulesMiling-o P__ schoolhouses, wiring of ------------------------------------------------------------ 8273 -secondhand-devices ----------------- 8329- signs -------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 828 electricsigns ---*-------------------------------_-------------7-------------------- 862 small motors, inspection fee for -------------------------------------------- 8237.3 sockets, dangerous ----- ----------------- - ----------------------------------------- 8275.7 soldering and taping --------------------------------------------------- ------ 8272.6 splices --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8278.7 store circuits ----------------- ------__------------------- ------------ --------------- 8277.5 stores, wiring of ---------------------------------------------- -------------------- ------ 8273 stoves -------- - ---------------------------------I----------------------------------------------- 8282 switch boxes ------------------------------------ - --------- ----------------- 8275.5 switches pavement, grounding of switches over ---------- --- --------- 8277.3 signs, switches for ------------------------------------------------------------ 8284 weather, exposure of switches to ----------------------------------- 8277.2 taps ----------------------------- ---------------------------------------- 827 8.6- temporary motors, inspection fee for ----- ----------- ---------- 8237.6 theaters, wiring of ---------------------------------------- --------------------------- 8273 time for inspection ---------- ----------- -- ---- -------- -------- -------------- 8263 tools for inspection ------------------------- ------------------------------------------- 8267 --urdformity-between-national-ctnd-local-standcrrds,-need--4or-83-1�3- utility service, certificate prerequisite to ---------------------------- 8253 -volation7-of-regulations ------------------------ ----------------I weatherproof fixtures - ------------------------------------------__---------------- 8277.4 C"I" weatherproof wire prohibited --------------- ------ ----------- - ----------- 8274.4 INDEX ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL (continued) wires gauge of service wires ---------------------------------------------------- 8276 small wires, split knobs or cleats for -------------------------- 8278.3 spacing of wires 8275.2 ELECTRICAL CODES -------------------------------------- ---- ---------- 821 ELECTRICAL UTILIZATION safety orders, adoption of -------- 8212 ELECTRICIAN, CITY --------- ---------------------------------------------- ---------- 822 ELECTRICIANS- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 824 ENFORCEMENT code, enforcement of 0041- duty of police to enforce laws ___ 1316 EXPENDITURES supervision of administrative officer over ----------------- ________ 1271.5 FENCES and walls and hedges ----------------------------------------- ___-- 9296- FIGHTS (business regulations as to) - _-___________--___--__ ------------ 236 FIRE ------------ --- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM, management and control of ----------- 8222 FIRE DEPARTMENT ------ -------- ----------------------------- ------------ -------- 132 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS for derricks ----------------------------------- 2433 FIRE PLUG, standing at curb near ------------- ---------------------------------- 6617 FIRE RINGS - ----------- ---------------------------------------------------------__------ 7523- FIRES beach municipal trailer park, open fires on beach in _ ----- 7716.2 use of fire rings on beach 7523 wells, open flames near ---------------------------------------- 2431.2 FIREWORKS 411 FISCALYEAR ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 161 FISCAL MATTERS --------- ------ --------------------------------------------------------- 16 FISHING BOATS, bond required for carrier of passengers in 2239.2 FLIES - ---------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------- 312 I FLOOR SPACE, minimum - -- --------------- --------------------------------------- 812 FOOD ------------ -- --------------- -- - ----------------------------------------------------- 33 j FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS ------------------ -----.-----------------------------_- 331 permit required ---= ---- ---------------------- -- -------------------------------- 3311 FOWLS public places, permitting fowls in ---- ---------------------------------- 4212 trespass by fowls -------- ---- --------------------------------------------------._ 4211 FRATERNITY HOUSES in r-3 district __________________________________________ 9352.1 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STAND, permit for _______________________ 3311- FRUITS, screening of -- ------- --------------------- -------------------------- ------ 3123 FUNDS ------- ------------ ------------------------------- ----------- ------------------------- 162 capital outlays fund __________________ gas tax fund ---- - ------------------------- -- --------- 164 transfer from fund to fund _______ --- 1225 treasurer to establish and keep money in funds 1224- / FUNERAL PROCESSIONS, driving through 6101 t I i I INDEX GAMBLING GAMBLING --- ---------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------- 531 bettingon games --------------------------------- ------------------------------------ 5313 keeping of gambling place --- ------ ---------------------------------------- 5311 permitting gambling games ------------ ------------ ---- --------------------- 5312 GARAGEDOORS --- ----------------------- -- - ---- ---------------------------- --------- 9304 GARAGES r-I district, garages in -------- -------- ------------------- ------------------------- 9312.2- r-2 district, garages in ---- ------------------------------------------------- --------- 9332.3 stop required upon driving onto sidewalk from ---------------- 620I GARBAGECANS ------- ---- ------------------- - -- ---------------------- ---------------- 321 GARBAGE in municipal trailer park, care of ---------------------------- 7715.1 GARDENING in single family residence district -------------- --- ----- 9312.1 GAS FITTING, perm-It required for ----- ----------------------------------------- 8431 GAS MAINS, location in street of ------------------------------ ---------------- 7135 GASTAX FUND ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - 164 GEESE, trespass by ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4211 GENDER, masculine includes feminine and neuter ---------------- 0038.1 GOATS fee for impounding of goal -------------------- ------------------------------ 4323 public place, goat in ----------------------- ----------------------------- ---------- 4303 r-5-o district, keeping of goats in ------------------------------------------ 9392.42 GOVERNMENT ----- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 GRADES, restricted standing of vehicles on --- ---------------------------- 6612 GROCERY, permit for ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 3311- GROUP HOUSES in r-3 district ------------------ ---------------------------------- 9352.1 GUEST HOMES in r-3 district -------------------------------------------------------- 9352.1 GUEST REGISTERS ----------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- 235 HANDBILLS ----------- ----------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- 231 HANDLE BARS of bicycle, riding on -----------1z-- -- - ----------------------- 6103 HATCHERIES in r-5-o district ------------- ------------------------------------------ 9392.43 HAWKERS, house-to-house ------------------------------------------------- ------------ 2226 HEADINGS, meaning of code provisions not affected by -------- 0032 HEALTH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3 campcars ------ ------- ---------- ----------------------------------------------- ------ --- 34 food --- ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 33 refuse disposal ----------------------------------------- ---- --------------------------- 32 sanitation - -------------------------- ---- ---------------------------------------------------- 31 HEDGES and walls and fences -------------------------- ------------------------- 9296- HOGS fee for impounding of hog --------------------------------------------- ---------- 4323 public place, hog in ------------------------- --- ---------------------------------- 4303 HORSES fee for impounding of horse ----- ---------- --- ----------------- ----------- 4322 public place, horse in -- ---------- -------- -------------------------------- -------- 4303 r-5-o district, keeping of horses in ----------- --------------------------- 9392.42 HOSPITAL ENTRANCE, standing in ------------- ------------------------------ 6615 HOSPITALS in r-3 district -------------- --- --------------------------------------------- 9352.2 HOTELS guest registers for hotels -------------------------------------------------------- 235 r-5-o district, hotels in -- ------------------------------------------------------------- 9392.1 i INDEX HOURS HOURS ----------- - ------ -------------- ---------------------------------- ----------"------------- 145 HOUSE MOVING business license and permit regulations 2236- HOUSE NUMBERS ---- ------------ ------------------------------------------------------- 712 ICE CREAM PARLOR, permit for ----...-.--------------------------------------- 3311- IMPOUNDING OF LIVESTOCK care of impounded livestock _________-___ - __ ------------------------- 4316 notice of impounding -- -- --------------- ---------- --------------------------- 4312- INSTITUTIONS in r-3 district __- 9352.1 ------------------------------------------------- --- - INSTRUMENTS (LEGAL), drafting of ------------------------ 1244 INSURANCE cabs, insurance for --------------- '---------------- - --------------------- 687 house-to-house selling of insurance -------- ----- ----_____.____ ---- 2226 INTOXICATED PERSONS (drunks) ------------------------------------------------ 403 INVENTORY --- ------- --- --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1271.7 ITINERANT MERCHANTS, house-to-house selling by _---------- 2226 JACK (ass) fee for impounding of jack ---------------------------- 4322 public place, jack in .- ------------------------------------------------ -------- 4303 JAIL, police chief to have charge of -- ---------------------------------- 1265 JUNK BUSINESSES ---------- -_----------- -------------------- ----- 234 KENNELS (dog) in r-5-o district ---_____-_-__- ------ ----------------- 9392.43 LAMPPOSTS, mutilating of ---------------------------------------------------------- 7021 LEASES, OIL ----------------_------------------------------ -------------------------------------- 241, 245 LEASH, dog permitted on - - ------------------ -------------------------- ------------ 4432 LEAVE: sick leave --------- ---------- ---------------------------------------------- ----- 142 LEFTTURNS ------------ ------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- 615 LEGAL ADVICE by city attorney --------- -------------- ------------------------ 1243 LIBRARIES, in r-3 district ------------------------------------------------------------ 9352 LIBRARY (public) - -------- ------------- ------------------ -- 51 board, library --------- ----------------------- ------ . 511- --------------------- - ------ demands, presentation of ---------- ----------------_ --------- 5147 donations, care of --------------------------------------------------------------------- 5145 fiscalmatters - ---------------------- ----------- -- --------- --------------------------- 514 fund ---- ------- ---- --- --------- - ------ ---------------- -------- ---------------------- -- 5144- meetings of library board ------------- ---------------------------- ---------- . 512 payment from funds ---- - - ----------- ---------- --------------------------- 5146 powersof board ------=----------- -- -------- ------- --- --------- ------------- 513 report, annual -- --- --- - -- - ------ ----------------------------------------------- 5141 tax to maintain library -----------------------------------------------.- 5142- LIVESTOCK impounding of livestock ------ -________---__- ----____- ---- 431 public places, livestock in _-- - ------------------.- ------------.------.-___--- 4303 r-5-o district, keeping of livestock in ------------------------------------ 9392.42 sale of impounded livestock -------_-----------------------.------------------ 4314- LOADING PERMITS ---------- 6332 LOADING ZONES - ---- ----------- _...------------------ 66 authority to designate loading zones _____ --------------------------- 6621 establishing of loading zones ------ ------.-------------------------------_. 662 length of loading zones in single block, limitation upon 6624 lettering of loading zones - __ ---------------------------------___________------- 6623 s INDEX LOADING ZONES LOADING ZONES (continued) painting of loading zones _- ---------------------------------------------------- 6623 restricted standing locations ---------------------------------------------------- 661 standing in loading zones restricted ____ ------------------------------ 6614 LODGING HOUSES, guest registers for ---------------------------------------- 235 LOST PROPERTY in cabs ------------ --------- -----------.----------------------------- 6848 LOT AREA r-1 district, minimum lot area in -----_ ---_--------------------------------- 9314- r-2 district, minimum lot area in ____________ ________________________ 9334- r-3 district, minimum lot area in -------------------------------------------- 9354- r-5-o district, minimum lot area`in ---- - 9394 LUNCH COUNTER, permit for -- - -------- -------------------------------------- -- 3311- LUNCHWAGONS --------- ------ ---------------------------- -------------- ------------- 332 M-1-0 DISTRICT --- ------- --------- ------- ------------------------------------------- 943 M-2-0 DISTRICT ------------------------ --- 944 MAGAZINES, house-to-house selling of ___--------------------_--------_------- 2226 MAIL, administrative officer to open ________ 1271.2 MAINS, plans for ---------- - ----------------------------------------------------------------- 7132.1 MEAT MARKET, permit for ---- --- - --------------------------------------------- 3311- MECHANICAL `AMUSEMENT DEVICE permit 2251 METERS gas meters for distributors -------------------------------------------------- 246 parkingmeters ---------- --------- -------------------------------------------------- 65 MEETINGS, council -------------------------------------------------------------------------- III adminstrative officer to attend _- --------------------------------------------- 1271.2 MINORS ---- ------------------- ------ ------ -------------------------- ------------------------- 54 dance halls, children in __ ------------------------------------------------------- 2541- junk, purchase from minors of ____:___ 2347 traffic, unauthorized minors directing ________ --------__.__------------ 6012 MISDEMEANOR, violation of code as ________________________ 0041 MORALS -- --------- ------ --- --------------------------------- ------------- 53 MOTELS in r-5-o district ------------------------------------------------------------------ 9392.2 MOTION-PICTURE MACHINES, inspection fees for 8237.1 MOTION-PICTURE THEATERS ---------------- ------------------------------------- 26 MOVING OF BUILDINGS ---- - --- ---------------- ----------------------------------- MUFFLERS for gas or steam engines _-_____ ------------------ ___________ 2436 MULES fee for impounding of mule -------------------------------------------------- 4322 public place, mule in --- ----- ---------------- -------------------------------- 4303 r-5-o district, keeping of mules in .___------------- ---------------------- 9392.42 MUNICIPAL BUILDING as city-hall -------------------.----._. _ 1022 MUNICIPAL TRAILER PARK ---- ---------------------------------. ------------- 77 arrest and appearance, procedure for -----........------------------- 7724- ball playing, regulation of -----------------------------------------------------. 7716.3 changing of clothes prohibited in toilet rooms 7717 commercial vehicles --------------- -------------------------------------------- 7714.3 disorderly conduct in - ----- -_ ---------------------=------------------------ 7716 dogs not allowed in park ------------------------------------------------_.--- 7716.4 enforcement of rules and regulations for .--------------..__._ ---- 772 E fires on beach prohibited .: _____________ -------------------------------------- 7716.2 I I INDEX MUNICIPAL TRAILER PARK MUNICIPAL TRAILER PARK (continued) lights, daytime burning of -----'------------------------------------------- --- 7718.3 mail delivery for - --------------------------------------------------------- ----- 7713 manager of, city engineer as ------------------------------------------------ 7701 phonographs and radios, playing of ------------------------------------ 7716.1 posting of rules 7721- post office service for ----------------------------------_-----------------------. 7713 receipt to be shown when leaving . ___ ---------- 7712.1 refuse in park, care of -------------------------------------------------------------- 7715 rent for spaces, payment of ----_- --------------------------------------------- 7712 rules and regulations for ------`----- --- --- ------------------------ ------- 771 posting of rules and regulations .--------- 7721- salary of manager ----------------- ----------------------------------------------- 7702- 1599 sale of vehicles in park ---------------------------------------------------.------ 7714.4 shower rooms, use of ----- ---------- ---------------------------------------------- 7717.1 speed limit for vehicles ___ ----------------------------------------------------- 7714 subrenting of trailer space -_-_-_--__-- ------- --____ ----------- 7718.4 telephone calls ------------------- -------------------- - --------------------------- 7713.1 tent and trailers, regulations as to ------------------ -------------------- 7718.5- visitors' ,automobiles ---------------------------------------------.--------. ----- 7714.2 water, running of ------------------------ ------------------------------------- 7718.2 water connection (fixed) prohibited .. 7718.1 wheels, removal of -------- --------- --------------------- ------------------------ 7718 MUSEUMS in r-3 district ------------ ---------------------- --------------.----------- 9352.2 MUST DEFINED ------------------------------------------------------------ ----------- 0036.6 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, adoption of ---------------------------- 8211 NETS (fishing) -------- ---------------------------------- -------------------- ---------------- 754 NEWSPAPERS distribution of newspapers - -_ --_-----_-__-_---------__- ------------- 2311 house-to-house selling of newspapers _-__----__---_ ------------- 2226 NONCONFORMING BUILDINGS ------------------------------------------------ 923 NOTICES not specifically provided for ---------------------------------------- 0051- NUISANCES ----- ------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 abatement of nuisances generally ------------------------- -------------- 0047 NUMBER, singular includes plural; and plural, singular -------- 0038 OATH, affirmation included by -___---_--_ ------------ -------------------------- 0036.3 OATHS, city clerk's power to administer ------------------------------------ 1217 OBSTRUCTIONS permit for obstruction in public place ---------------------------..--- 7205- warning lights required for obstructions in streets 7218 OFFICERS -- ------- -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 12 salaries of officers ------ --------------- -- -------------------------------------- 144 OIL - - - ------- -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------.-.. 24 drilling ------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- 242 leases ------------ 245 nuisance, notice of ------------------------------------------------------------------ 2434 refuse -- ----------------------------------- ------ --- ---------- ' 244. waste flowing into street _-__ --------------- --__ ----------------------------- 2437- 552- �1 wells - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 243 \ OIL LEASES ------------- -------------------- ----------------- ----------- --------------- 241 i I INDEX OIL WASTE AS NUISANCE i n OIL WASTE as nuisance ------------------------------------------------------------. 552 OPERATION OF VEHICLES --------------------------------------------------------- 61 ORDINANCES, drafting of --------- ------ ------------------------------------------- 1244 OUTDOOR ADVERTISING districts designated --------___ --------- 8521 OXEN fee for impounding of ox ..------- ---- I----------------------------------_. 4322 public place, ox in - - ---------- 43 3 ------- 30 PARKING P2are tiia.n 120 ho.irs o 1-hour parking Removal storage o'L Veha , ) 641 -------------=--- --------------------- ------------------------------- 2-hour parking -------- ---------------------------------------------- 642 cabs parking elsewhere than -in stands ---------------------------- 6853- camp cars or trailers in morning, parking of -------------------- 3402 diagonalparking ------------------------------ ----------------------------------------- 632 early morning parking limited _---_-_---_ -------------------- ------------- 6301 morning parking of, trucks restricted --------------------------------- 6331 municipal trailer park, parking in --------------_--_---------------------- 7714.1 noparking ----------------- ---------------------------------- ---------- 631 parkingmeters ---- ------- -------- -- ------ ------------ ------------- ------------ 65 sale, parking of vehicles for --.- -------- ------------------___- ------------- 6302 timeparking --------------- ----------- ----------- --------------------- 64 parkingmeters - - ---------- --------------------- ---------- --------- ----- 65 trucks, parking of ------------------- -------------------------- ------- --- --------- 633 vehicles, parking of ------ _.--------- 63 PARKING LOTS in r-3 district -------------------------------------------.---..- ------- 9352.6 PARKING METER FUND ----- ------------------ ----------- ----- ------------------- 6552 PARKING METERS ------------------- - ---------- ---------- ---- 65 accounting ----------- ------ -- -------------------------------------------------------- 655 adjusting of meters ------ - -------------------------------------------- 6526- coins, deposit of ------ ------------------------------ --------------- - 6531 enforcement ------------- --------------------- - 654 installation of parking meters ------------------------------------------------ 6521 notice on vehicles, affixing of -_-----------.--------------------------------- 6541.2 payment for violation ----------------- --------------------------... 6541.3- payment to meters ----- ---------------------------------------- ------------------- 6526.5 proceeds, use of ------------------------------------------------------------ ----- 6554 signs for parking meters ------------------------------------------------------- 6522- slugs 6534 -- ------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ tampering with meters ---------------------------------- ------------------------- 6353 useof meters -------------------------------------------=----------------------------- --- 653 zones, parking meters ------------------- ----------------------_-----. 651 PARKS: children in parks at night ----------------------- 541 PEDDLERS from house to house ------------------ -------------------------.------- 2226-2152 PEDDLING, business license rate for ---------------------------------------- _. 2215- PENALTY for violation of code -------------_----------------.--------------------- 0043- PERIODICALS, house-to-house selling of .--------------------------------_. 2226 PERSON defined - -- ----------------------------------------------_---------- --------- 0036.4 PICTURES, house-to-house selling of ---.--------._.--------------------.-------- 2226 PIER ------------ ---------- ----------------------- --------- ---------------------------------------- 76 animals excluded from pier -_----------------------------.--------------------- 7626 authority of wharfinger - ------- -------------- --------------------------------- 7611 f ' I I i INDEX PIER PIER (continued) beach and pier department _ ____. ----------------------------- 751 bicycleson pier -------- --------- --- ------------------------------ --------------- 7634 boat landing, time limit at ------------------------------------------------------ 7652 boats, use of pier by ------------------------ ------------------------------------- 765 boat tickets, sale of ------------------------------------------------------ ---------_ 7651 boisterous conduct on pier -_______..______-__.__ -- 7647 building, leasing of space in _ ._---_-.___________-____-._________ 7643 business on pier -- ----------- ------------- --------------- ------------------------- 764 cleaning of fish on pier ---------------------------------------------------------- 7623 damaging of pier forbidden _`________ --------------------------------------- 7627 deputy wharfingers --- --------- -- ------------------------------------------------ 7614- disorderly conduct on pier ---------------------------------------------------- 7647 diving from pier regulated __---------_--------------------------------------- 7629 dogs excluded from pier ----- ---------------------------------------------------- 7626 emergency vehicles on pier ---------------------------------------------------- 7636 fishing from pier, regulations governing ____-_--__ ---------------- 7622- fish on pier, cleaning of ------ ------------------------------------------------- 7623 heavy vehicles on pier ----------------------------------------------------------- 7633 leasing of-space in buildings 7642- life preservers ----- ------ ------------ -------- --------- - -- --------------------- - 7562-7563 lifesaving equipment --------- --------------- --------- ------------------------- 7561 tampering with ---------------------------- -------------------------------- 7628-7564 lines (fishing), limitation upon number of ---------------------------- 7622.1 lobster traps attending of lobster traps ___-_____-______________-___.__ ---------- 7625.1 limit on number of lobster traps - -______-_ ------- ___________ 7625 monopolies (business) --------------------------------- ------------------ ----------- 7644 mussel hooks, use of ------- - --------------- -------- ----------- ---- ----------. 7624 mussels, limit on - ----------------- ------------------------------ ------------------ 7624.1 notices (posted), violation of ----------------_-------------------------------.--- 7617 overhead casting forbidden -----.---_-----_----------__---------------------- 7622 poles (fishing), projecting --------------------------------:---------------------- 7622.2 refuse on pier, leaving of ---------_---------.------------------------------------ 7623.1 rental terms in business permits --------------- .____------------.------- 7646 rules for conduct on pier ___ .______ ------------------------------------ 762 traffic on pier - --------------- ------------ -------------------------------- --- --- 763 truck speed on pier ----------------------------------------------------------------- 7632 use of pier, control of wharfinger over 7617 vehicles on pier ______ 763 ------------------------------------------------------------- - violation of posted notices ----------__------------------------.------------. 7617 wharfingers ------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- ---- 761 PISTOLS carrying of concealed weapons prohibited ________________________ 4021- shooting within city prohibited ------------------ --------------------------- 4011- PLACES: public places - --- ----------- ------------------------ ----------------------- 7 PLANNING - -- -------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 9 districting --- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 92- planning commission ---------------------------------- --------------------------- 91 residence districts --------- ----------- ------------------ --- _-------------------- 93 i INDEX PLANNING PLANNING (continued) setback ----------- - - ------ ----------- 95 subdivision ordinance, city --- _. --------------------------------- 96 PLANNING COMMISSION bylaws -------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- ---- 9114 city employee advisors ------ --------------------------------------- ------------- 9113 duties of planning commission _____ __________ - 9111 establishing of planning commission ---------------------------------- 9111 members of planning commission -- - 9112 powers of planning commission ------ ------------------------------------- 9111 records to be kept ------------------- `- - --- ---------- --------------------- ----- 9275 subdivisions, commission advisory agency as to 9604 PLAYGROUNDS: children in playgrounds at night 541 PLUMBERS ------ --- ---- ---------------------------------- ---------------------------------- 845- cancellation of license or certificate -------------- -------------------- 8456 examinations for ____________ 847 fee for journeyman s license __ ------------------------------------------ 8455 fee for masters license ----------------- ---------------------------------------- 8453 licenses, plumber's ---- ---------- ------------ - ------ ------------------------ 846 master plumbers, bond for ._____-___. --------------------------------------- 8463- PLUMBING - ---- ----------------------------------------------- ---------------- - --------------- 84 adoption of plumbing code __________ -------------- _---_-_ ---------------- 8411 application for final inspection - ------------ .----------------- _---.--- 8448 application for permit -------------------------------. ---------- ----- 8432 business license fee ----------------------- ---------------------------------------._ 8461 concealing of work before inspection 8447 different plumber completing work, permit for -------------------- 8433 dutyof inspector ---------------- ------------------------ ----- --------------------- 8422 enforcement, duty of ---------------------------- ----- ---------------------------- 8424 examining board ----- ------ ----------------------- ----------------------------- 8473- expiration of business license -. --------------- _----- _---------------- 8482 expiration of permit ---------------------------------------- ------------------ 8434 fee schedule for permits ------.-----------------------------------------.------ 8439 freeinspections ---------- -------------- ----------------------------------------------- 8443 inspection of plumbing ----------- -----.- ---------.__-----------.------------ 8423 penalty for tardy application of inspection ---------------- 8448.1 scope of right to inspect - ------------------------------------------- 8449 work subject to inspection _________ ---------------------------_----------__ 8432.2 issuance of permit ---- --------------------------------------------------------- 8432.1 journeyman, license ---- -- -------- --------- -=---------------=---------------. 8455 master plumber defined ------ --------------------------------------------------- 8451 meetings of examining board __-_-__ ---- _- ---- --------------- 8475- owner's permit --------- ------------------------------------ ------------- ----------- 8437 plans conformance of work to plans --------_--------------- ___ ------ 8432.2 disapproval of plumbing plans _-_------ .----------------- ------ 8426 examination of plumbing plans ------- -------.------------------- 8425 reinspections ----------- --- --------------------- 8442 repairs, no permit required for minor ---------------------------- 8435 replacements, permit required for --------------------------.----------- 8435.1 INDEX PLUMBING PLUMBING (continued) request for inspections ---------- ------------------------------------------------- 8441 unlicensed persons, permits to ---------------------- ------------------------- 8436- unpaid fees preclude permit ---- --------------------------------------------- 8438 PLUMBINGCODE ------------------------------------------- ---- ----------------------- ---- 841 PLUMBING -INSPECTIONS ------------------------- ------------------------------- ---- 844 PLUMBING INSPECTOR ---------------- ------ -------------- -------------- ---------- 842 PLUMBINGPERMITS ---------- ------ --- --------------- ---------------------------------- 843 POLES IN STREETS, permits required to erect ---------------------------- 7201- POLICE, traffic directions by and obedience to --------------- -------- 6011 :POLICE CHIEF ------------ -------- -----------1`------- ------------- ------------------------ 126 POLICE DEPARTMENT -------------------- -- - - -------------- ---------------------- 131 POLICE STATION, standing of vehicles near ---------------------------- 6616 POPCORN OR PEANUT STAND, permit for -------------------------------- 3311- POSITIONS, allocation of --- - ---------- ------------------------- -------------------- 153 POULTRY in r-5-o district, number of - ------------------------------------------ 9392.41 POUND ----------- ----- ----------------------- -----:------------------------------------------------ 43 established ------------- -- -- - - ------- --- ------------------- ------- ----------------- 4302 fees ------ ----------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- ------ 432 livestock, impounding of ------------------------------------------------------ 431 POUNDMASTER'S OFFICE established --------------------------------------- 4301 PRECINCTS, election ------------------------------------------- --------------- ------------ 1031 PREGNANCY, leaves of absence for - -------------------------------------- --- 1426- PRINTING, city ------------- ------------------------------ -------------------------------- 1214 PROMOTIONS firemen, promotion of --------------------------------------------------------------- 1325 police, promotion of -- ------------------- -- ----------__-------------------------- 1312 PROOF OF SERVICE of notice generally ------ --- ------------------------- 0052 PROPERTY, damaging of ----- ---------------- --------------- ---- ----------- ---- 7021 pier, damaging of ---------- ----------------- -- ----------------- -- -----_------ 7627 PROSECUTIONS, city attorney's duty in ------ ----------------------------- 1245 PUBLICPLACES __.------------- -- -----------------------------------___------ ------------ 7 beach --------------------- ------___---------------------------------------- ----- 75 benches --------------------------------------- -----------___-------------------------------- 74 children in public places at night ----- -------- ----- ------------------- 541 dogs in public places, untagged ----------------------------------------- 4422 dressing in public ----------------------------------- ------------------ -------------_ 701 drinking in public place - ------------- - --------------------------------------- 4031.1 drunk in public place --------- ---- --------------------- --------- ------------ ---- 4031 fowls in public place, permitting ------ -- --- ---------------------------- 4212 municipal trailer park - ---------------- -- ---------------------------------------- 77 pier ---------------------------------------------i--------------------------------------------------- 76 shadetrees ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 714 sidewalks ------------- -1--------------------------------------I-----------I------------------ 73 streets . ------------------------------------------------------ ------____-------------- 71 streetwork ------------ -------------------------------------------------------------------- 72 PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR ------------------------- --------------------------- 1438 PUBLICUTILITIES ------------------------------------------ ------- -------------------- ------ 237 R-1 DISTRICT - ------ -- ------------------------------------------------------------------_----- 931 R-1-0 DISTRICT ------- -------------------------- ------------- ------------- ------------ --- 932 INDEX R-2 DISTRICT R-2 DISTRICT - --------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------- 933 R-2-0 DISTRICT ------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------ 934 R-3 DISTRICT ------ --- ------------------------ ---------- --------------------------------------- 935 R-3-0 DISTRICT --------- ---------------- ----- ------------------- ---------------------------- 936 R-4 DISTRICT ------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 937 R-4-0 DISTRICT ----------------- ------------------------ ----------- ------ ------------- ------ 938 R-5-0 DISTRICT ------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- ------- 939 RABBITS in r-5-c district, number of - ------------------- ---------- ----------- 9392.41 RACING (AUTO), license and insurance for -- ------------- --------------- 2241 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS of council, clerk to keep --- -------- 1211 RECREATION -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 52 budget ------ ------- --- - ---------------- --------------------------------------------- 5253 commission, recreation -------------- --------------------------------------------- 522 department, recreation _.-------------- --------------------------------- -------- 521 duties of officers ----- ---------------- ------ --------------------------------------_ 524 fiscalmatters ------------ - --------- -- -- -------------------------------------------- 525 funds, special recreation - --- - ----------------- -------------------------------- 5252 gifts for recreation, acceptance by commission of ----------- 5251 officers ----------------------- ---------------------------------------------- ------------- 523- powers of_officers ------ ------------------ -- -------- - ------- -------------------- 524 RECREATION COMMISSION -------- ----------------------------------------------- 522 appointment of members of commission ---------------------------- 5222 chairman of commission, duties of ------------------- ------------ 5236 compensation of members of commission ------------------------ 5229 dutiesof officers ---------- --------- --------------------------------------------------- 5235- mayoras member ---------------------------------------- --------------------------- 5228 meetings to be open to public ----------------------------- --------I-------- 5234 members of recreation commission ----- - -------------------------- ----- 5222 property by commission, acquisition of - ------------------------------ 5244 reappointment of members ------------------ ------------------------ -------_ 5227 removal of members ------ ------------------- ---- -------------------------------- 5225 reports by treasurer ---------- --------------- -------- ------------------------------ 5238 retirement of members -------------------------------------------------- --------- 5225- rules, adoption of ------------------------------------------------------------ ----------- 5231 terms of members of commission - ------------------------------------- 5224 treasurer, duties of - ---------------------------------------------------------------- 5238 vice-chairman, duties of ---- ------------- ------------------------------------ 5237 voting rights of officers - --------------- ------------- --------------------------- 5239 warrants by treasurer, issuance of ---------------------------------------- 5238, RECREATION DEPARTMENT - ------ ------- ---- ---t----------------------------- 521 RED CURBS, painting of -------------------------------__----__---------------------- 6027 REFINERIES, smoking near --------------------------------------------------- 2431 REFUSE beach, refuse on --------------------- ---- -------------------------------------------- 755 municipal trailer park, care of refuse in --------__---------------- 7715 oil wells, refuse resulting from - ------------------------------------------ 244 pier, leaving of refuse on ---------- ---------------------- --------------------- 7623.1 removal of refuse - ---------- ---------------------- ----------------------------------- 323 REFUSE DISPOSAL ----- --- ------------- - ------------------------------------- ----------- 32 REPAVING - --- ------ - --------------------- ---------- ------------ ---_-------------------- 721 INDEX RESTAURANT, PERMIT FOR RESTAURANT, permit for ----------------------------------- ------------------------ --- 3311- REST HOMES in r-3 district ------------------ --------------------- --------------- 9352.2 RETIREMENT, mandatory ---- -- --- ------------- -------------------------- --------- 1505 RIDING ACADEMIES in r-5-o district ------------------------------------------ 9392.43 RIFLE SHOOTING within city prohibited ----- -------------------------- 4011- RIGHTTURNS ------------ ------------ ---- ------------------------------- --------------------- 614 ROOMING HOUSES guest registers for rooming houses ------------------ - -------------- ---- 235 r-3 district, rooming houses in ------ -------------- ---------- - ------------- 9352.1 RUBBISH beach, rubbish on ------ ---------- -IS- ------------------------------------------ -- 755 electrical wiring, contact with --------------- --- -------- ------------- 8274.3 signs, removal of rubbish from around - ------------------------ ----- 8534 S-1 DISTRICT - -------------------------- -------__------------------------- ------------- ------ 945 SAFETY ----- - --------- ---- -------------- ---------------------_--- --------------------------- 4 animals --------------------------------- ------------------------- ---------------------------- 42 defense-disaster -------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------- 45 dogs ------------------- ----------- - -------- -------------------------------------------------- 44 fire ------- --- ------------------------------------------------------------------ ------- -------- 41 pound --- ----------------- --------------------- - ---------------------------------------------- 43 SALARIES ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------_ 14 officers __------ - -------------------------------------__----------- ------------ ----- 143 schedule of officers' salaries -------------------------------------------- 144 trailer park manager's salary -- ----------------------------- --------------- 7702 SANITATION -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31 SATURDAY CLOSING -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1453 SCHEDULES officers' salaries, schedule of ------------------- ---------- ------- --------- 144 schedule "a": basic salary ranges ------- ------------------------ ------ 158 schedule "b": class titles ----- -------- ----------- ------------------------ ---- 159 SCHOOLSin r-3 district ------ -- ---------------------------------------------------------- 9352.1 SEAL, city --------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ----------- 101 SECONDHAND DEALERS ---------------- ------ -------------- ------------------------- 233 SEINES ------ -- --------------------------------------------------------- -_---------------- --------- 754 SERVICE OF NOTICES generally ------------------- ---------------------------- 0051 SERVANTS QUARTERS in r-1 district ----- ------ -------------------------- 93-12.4 SETBACK ------ ---------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- 95 accessory buildings, setback of - --------------- ------------------------- 9305 conclusiveness of action by council ---------- ----- ------ 9542 decisions authorized ---------------------------------------------------------------- 9543 enforcement ------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------ 955 hearing --------------------------- ------------- -------------------------------------------- . 954 initiation of proceeding ---- ------------------------------ ----------------__ . 951 motion of council or planning commission to establish lines ---------------- --------------------------------- --------------------_------------- .9513 notice of hearing of resolution _.---- ----------------------------------------- 9524 ordinance, effect of -------------- ----------------------------- ------ ---------__--- 9551 petition to establish setback line ----- ------------------------------------- 9512 posting of resolution of intention -------------- __----------------------_ 6523 power to establish setback lines --- --- ------------ --------------- 9521 INDEX SETBACK SETBACK (continued) Iprocedure ---------- ----------------------------.--------------------------------... --- 952 protestants' right to appear --------------------------------------------- 9541 protests - - ---------------- - --------- ----------------------- --------------------------- 953 publication of resolution of intention ------------------------------------ 9522 resolution of intention to establish setback line ---------------- 9522 signs, setback of ---------------------------------- - ------------------------------- 8533 SEWERS location of sewers in streets ---------------------------------------------------- 7134 plansfor sewers --------------------------------------------------------- 7132.1 SHADE TREES in public places --'�;------------- ---_---------------------- ----- 714 SHALL defined ___ -------------------------------------------------- -_._ ---- 0036.6 SHEEP in public places ------------------------------------------------------------------- 4303 SHOOTING -- -- ------------- ------------------------------ ------------------------------------ 401 SICKLEAVE --------------- -------------------------------- ------------------------------ ---- 142 SIDEWALKS ----------- ---------------------------- ------------------------------ ---------- 73 bicycle riding on sidewalk ---------- -------------- ------. __ 6102 defacing of sidewalk ----- - -- ------- ----------------------------------------- 7021 driving on sidewalks -- ----- ----------------------------------------------- 732 riding on sidewalks -------------- ------------------------------------------------- 733 signs over sidewalks in fire zone 1 or 2 ------- 8616 stop required before driving across sidewalk -------------------- 6201 unprotected sidewalk, driving over --_. ----- --------------------------- 7321- SIGNS -------- ---------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------ 86 angle irons for electric signs ---------------------- --- --------------------- 8625 application for building permit ----------------------------------------- 8542- application for permit to hang sign or clock ---------------------- 8612- area limit for signs ------ ---------------------------------------------------------- 8531- awning signs excepted from permit requirement ------------ 8611.1 benches, signs on -------------------- ---------- -------------------------------- 746 bolts for attaching of sign to wall ______.__--_______----__----_ ---- 8634- building permit for sign --------------------------------------------------------- 8541 clear space under advertising structures ._-_-__ ---- ___ ---------- 8534 coating of metal for electric signs ---------- ------ _--_---___.___- 8626 consent of owner to hanging of sign or clock 8613.2 dimensions of horizontal signs ._----------_ ------------------------------ 8652 drainage holes for electric signs _____----- ___----------------------------- 8627 duty to enforce provisions as to construction _ ----------------- 8551 electrical signs .----------- -------------------------------------- ----------- 828, 862 elevation of horizontal signs -------------------. -------- --------._.---------- 8652 fasteners ------------------------------------------------------ ---- --------------------- 8639 fasteningirons -------- ------------------------------------------------ - ----------- 8633 fee for permit to hang sign or clock --------- __ --------------------- 8817 flammable surface, posting upon - ____.-____ -------------------- 8536.2 height limit for signs ------------ ----------------------------------------------- 8532 horizontal signs ---- ----------- ------- ------------------ --------------------------- 865 immoral or unlawful signs prohibited 8538-8671 investigation of application to hang sign or clock _-.__. --- 8614 issuance of permit --------------------------------------------- ------------ 8544 landowner's consent to construction of sign ---------------------- 8541 i INDEX SIGNS SIGNS (continued) latticework under signs _ ------------- ----------------------------------------- 8534.1 masonry walls, attaching of wall signs to _---_-- ---- 8632- name and trademark of maker of electric sign ---------------- 8628 noncombustible material ------ -- -- ---------------------------- 8536 official notices excepted --------------------------------------------------------- 8500.11 owner, display of name of ----------------------------- 8537 pavement or poles, signs on ----- -_---------— _- ------------------------ 8539 permitsfor ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 861 prohibited signs ------------------------------------------------ -- 867 projection of horizontal signs ;----------------- ---------------------------- 8652 projection of vertical signs over property, limit upon -------- 8642- r-1 district, signs in -------------------------------------------.------- ---- 9312.6 r-2 district, signs in -------- ----------------------------------------------------- 9332.4 r-3 district, signs in --------- ------------------------------------------------------- 9352.4 r-5-o district, signs in -. ---------------------------------------------------------- 9392.6 real estate signs excepted from general rules -------------- ----- 8500.12 rubbish .removal, from around signs ------------------------------------ 8534.2 setback of signs from street ------------__-_----_--------_--------------- __. 8533 sidewalks, signs in fire zones 1 and 2 over 8616 size limit for signs ---- --- - ------------------------------------------------------- 8531- structural strength of signs ---------------------------------------------------- 8535 supports ----------------- ---- ---------------------------- - -- -- - - ------------- 8535 traffic, signs which confuse ------------------ _.---------------.--------------- 8672 truck routes, signs indicating .- ------- _--------------------- ------------- 6126- trucks, signs prohibits 6125- turnbuckles .---------------------------------- ---------------- 8638 -------------------------- verticalsigns ------------------------- -- -------------- ------------------------------- 864 wall signs _----_.---- 863 --------------------------------------------------------------------- -- weed removal from around signs ----------_------._.------------------- 8534 windresistance ----------------------- ------------------------------------------------- 8637 wiring of electric signs ---------------------------------------------------------- 8622 wood posts or standards -------------------------------- ----------------------- 8536d SKATING ON ROADWAY ---------- ---- ------------ ---------------------------- 6105 SLEEPING IN PUBLIC PLACE ---------------------------------------------------- 4031 SMOKE, permitting escape of --------------------------------------------------.---- 2438.1 SMOKESTACKS, screens for ------------------------------------------------- _---- 2438 SMOKING motion-picture operating room,-smoking in ---- _-- ------------- 2652 wells, smoking near -------------------------------------------------------------- 2431 SODA FOUNTAIN, permit for --------------------- --------------------------__.--- 3311- SOFT DRINK STAND, permit for ----.-------------------------------------------- 3311- SOLICITING, bond required for __ _ ----- ------------ 2217- SOLICITORS (house-to-house) prohibited _--__- ---------------------------- 2226 SOOT, permitting escape of ---------- ---------------------------------------------.-. 2538.1 SPARRING EXHIBITIONS ------ - --------------- ---- ------------------------------- 236 SPECIAL ELECTION, calling of ----- --------------------------------------------- 1041- STABLES (commercial) in r-5-o district .-_--_--__-----------_:------------ 9392.43 STANDS, cab - ----------------------------- -- -- --------------- 685 t INDEX STEER STEER fee for impounding of steer --------------------------------------------------- 4322 public place, steer in -------------------------------------- ------------------------ 4303 STOPS (vehicle) ------------ -------------------- ------------------------------ --- ----------- 62 designated --------------------------------------------------- --------- ------ ------ -------- 621 required ----- --------------------------------- ------------------ ------------------------------- 622 signposting of stops ------------------------------------------------------- ----------- 623 STOVES, electrical ----------- -------------------------------------- ------------ --------- $28 STREETCARS, blocking of street by -------------------------------------------- 6303 STREETS ------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- ------------------ 71 defacingof street ------------------ ----------------------------------------------------- 7021 shade trees in public places ------ ------- --------------- -------- -------- 714 signs in streets required to conform to law ----------------------- 8539.1 streetwork ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 72 utility structures in streets - ---- ------------------------------------------------ 713 SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE, city ------ ------ ------------------------------------ 96 SUBDIVISIONS -------- ------------------- ----- ------- ----- ----------------------------------- 96 adjoining property, burden of subdivision to ----------- - ------ 9648- advisory agency, planning commission as -------------- --------- 9604 alleys, width of -- ------------------------------------- - ------------------------------- 9646.11 authority for regulations ---- ----------------------------------------------------- 9602 conditions ------------------------ ------------------------ .........-------------------------- 964 costs ---------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 966 curbs, radii and angle of ---- ---------------------------- ---------------------- 9646.16- deposit to cover costs ----------------------------------------- ---------------------- 9662 driveways, requiring of installation of -------------------------------- 9654 finalmap -------- ----- ----------------------------------------- ------------------------- 963 improvements ------------------------------------- -------- ---------- ------- ------- 965 intersections, rounding of property lines at ------------------------ 9646.21- lots in subdivisions -- ------------------- ------------------------------------------ 9646.29- maps -------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- 961- compliance with regulations prerequisite to approval ofmaps -------------------------------------------------------- --------------- 9603 planning (city), conformance of maps to --------- --------- 9642- rejection of maps for noncompliance ---- ----------------------- 9641 modificaion of requirements ---------------------------------------------------- 967 monuments ---------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------- 9646.24- public areas, dedication of ------------- ------- ------------------------------ 9643.1 sidewalks, requiring installation of ------------- ------------------- ------ 9654 streets allignment of streets ---------------------- -------------------------------- 9644- blind 'streets -- --------------- --- ------------------------------------------------- 9645 dedication of streets and alleys -------------------------------------------- 9643 names of streets - -------------------------------------------------------------- 9646.13 use, determination of -------------------------------- ------------------- 9646.15 width of streets, minimum -------------------- --------—-------- 9646 trees, planting of ------- --------------------------------------------------------------- 9655 tentativemap ------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------- 962 turning circles ------------- ------- ------- ----------- ----- ---------------------------- 9645- INDEX SUMPS SUMPS locationof sumps ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2442 temporary sump -------- ----------------------------- ------- --------- ----------- 2443 SUNSHADES on beach regulated ----------------------- ------------------------ 7422 TAGSFOR DOGS ---------- ----------------------- ----------------------------------------- 4411- TAXICABS —---- ------------- - ------------------------------------------------------------------ 68 TAXES ------------------------ ----- --- ---------------------------- -------------------------- ------- 17 collection of taxes -------------------------------------------------------------------- 171 TENSE: present includes future ------------- -------------------------------------- 0038.2 THEATERS motion-picture theaters .---------- 26 ----------------------------------------------- seats in motion picture theaters --------------- ----------- -------- 2645- smoking in motion-picture operating room ---------------- 2652 wiring of theaters ---------- -------------------------------------------------- ---------- 8273 THEATERS, motion picture aisles in motion-picture theaters ------------------------------------------ 264 building -------------------- -------------------_--------------------------------------------- 262 exits ------ ----------------------------------------------------- -------------------------_------ 263 operatingrooms --------------------------------------- --------- ---------------------- 265 permit --------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- 261 TIMEPARKING ------------------- ---------- ------------ ----------------------- ------------- 64 TIME STANDARD for traffic provisions . -------- ----------- --------------- 6000.7 TITLEOF CODE --- ------------------------------------- --------------------- ----------------- 0011 TORT CLAIMS, soliciting of ----- ------ -------------- ------- ------------------------ 2321 TRAFFIC .---------------- -------------- ---------------------------------- -----------__------ 6 beach, vehicles on -------------- ------------------------------------ ---------------- 753 permits for vehicles on beach ---------------------------------------- 7531- bicycles --- ------- ----------------------- --------_--------- ---------------------- 67 cabs ------ --- -------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- ------ 68 control devices ----------- ----------------------------- ------------ ------------------ 602 crosswalks in subdivisions ------ ----------------------------------------- 9646.27 definitions. See Definitions. enforcement -------- ------------------- - -------------------------_------------- ------- 601 leftturns - --------------------- ----------- --------------_-------------- ----------- ----__ 615 loading zones ------------------- -------------- ------------ --------------------------- 66 minors directing traffic without authority ---------------------__ 6012 municipal trailer park, vehicles in -------------------------------------- 7714- one-way alleys ------------ ---------- ----------- ---------- --------------------------- 613 operation ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- al parking - -------------------------- --- ------- ------ ---------------------------_---------- 63 loadingzones __.------------- ------------------------------------ ---------------- 66 parking meters ------ ----------------------------------------- ------------------ 65 timeparking ----- ----------------------- ------------ ------------------ --- 64 pier, vehicles on -- ------------------- ------ ----- --------------------------- -------- 763 police, obedience to -- ---------------------- ----------- ---------------------------- 6011 police vehicles exempt from certain provisions -------------_ 6013 prohibited places ----- ---------_------------------------------------------------- 611 ridingon sidewalks --------- ---------------------------------- --------------------- 733 rightturns ------- ----------- --------- ----__ --------------------------------------------- 614 sheriff's vehicles exempt from certain provisions ------------ 6013 r INDEX TRAFFIC TRAFFIC (continued) sidewalks driving' on sidewalks _____ ----------------------------------- ------------- 732 driving over unprotected sidewalks __-------------------------- 7321 signs benches, signs tending to confuse traffic on --------- 7465 confusion of traffic caused by ---------------------------------------- 8672 designation of signs by resolution . ------ 6021 stops --------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 62 subdivisions, determination of street use in ----------------------- 9646.15 timeparking ------------------------------- -------------- ------ ------------------------- 64 parking meters ----- --------------------- ------------ ----------------------- 65 truck routes ---------- ------- - - -------------- 612 authority to establish truck routes ______________________________ 6026 turns leftturns ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------ 615 rightturns -------- ----------------------------------------------- ------------------- 614 u-turns ------------- ----------- --------------- --- --- ------_. ------------- -- ------ 616 TRAFFIC SIGNS absence of-visible sign as defense _______--__-___ ---------------- 6022 injuring of signs or signals -------------------------------- ------------------ 6025.1 obedience to signs ----- -------------- ------- ------- 6023 placing and maintenance of traffic signs __ ---------------------- 6021.1 unauthorized barriers, signs ---------_---------------...._. -----------------6023.1.6025 uniformity of signs ------------------------- -------------- - ------------------- . 6021.2 TRAILERS -------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 34 TRAILER PARK: municipal trailer park ____-___ - 77 TRAINS BLOCKING STREETS _-_______________ --------------------- 6303 TRANSIENT VENDORS forbidden to sell house-to-house -------- 2226 TRASH - ---------- --------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- 311 public places, leaving trash in _-------------------------.------.__.------- 3111 TRASHCANS - ---------- -- ------------------ ------------------ ---------------------------- 322 TREASURER ------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------- 122 TREES IN SUBDIVISIONS, planting of ----------- _ ----------------- 9655 TRUCKROUTES ----------- ----------------------------------------------------- ---------- 612 authority to establish truck routes .---------------._------------------ _ '6026 mandatory use of truck routes _._------------------- ____- ------------------ 6026.1 TRUCKS loading permits ---- ------- --- -------------- ------------------ - 6332 morning parking restriction for trucks ______________________________ 6331 parking of trucks --------------- -------------------------- - -------- ------------- 633 TURKEYS, trespass by ------------------------------ -------------------------- 4211 TURNING MARKERS authorized ---------- ------------ - ------------ ------------------- ------ 6028 location of turning markers __ - 6028.1- TWO-FAMILY residence district _-_ __-_.----------------- 9331- UNIFORM BUILDING CODE, adoption of ---------------------.------._ ---- 8111 USES PERMITTED r-3 district, uses permitted in ------------------_-------------------..------- 9352- r-5-o district, uses permitted in __ -------- --------._-------------------- _-- 9392- INDEX UTILITIES, PUBLIC yUTILITIES, public ------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- 237 UTILITY BUILDINGS in r-3 district -- --------------- _-__ 9352.2 - - ----------------- -- UTILITY STRUCTURES in subdivisions, location of 9647- U-TURNS ----- ----- --------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- 616 VACATIONS ---- ------------------ -------------------- ----------------------------------------- 1502- VARIANCEFEE ---------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 9284 VEGETABLES, screening of --- ---------- 3123 VEHICLES, operation ------------ --- ---------------------------------------------------- 61 VIOLATION continuing violation ------------------------------------------------------------ 0042 misdemeanor, violation of code as - -------------------------------------- 0041 ordinances prior to code, effect of code upon violations of 0022 penalty for violation of code -- _ ------------------------------------- ------ 0043- prosecution by city attorney ---- ----------- --------------_-_- -------------- 1245 VOLUNTEERS for civil defense, status of ------------------------ --------- 4502 WARRANTS required -------------------- ---------- ------------------------- 1226 WASTE, oil - ------------ ---- ------- ------------- ---------------------------- --- 552-2437-2431.1 WASTE WATER ------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------ 2437 WATER MAINS, location in streets for ----- ---------------- --_-- --------- 7133 WEAPONS, concealed ------ - -------------- ------------------------ ---------------- 402 WEEDS ------------- ------------- - ---------- ------------------ -----------. .- 551 notice to owner to remove ----------- ------------------ 5513- nuisance, weeds as ---------------------------------------- .--.--------- 5512 penalty for failure to remove weeds -------- --------------------------- 5516 removal of weeds required - -------------------------------------------------- 5511 service of notice to remove weeds 5513.1 signs, removal of weeds from around -------------------------------- 8534 WELDING, screens required for --------------------- ---__------ ---------------- 2219.1 WELFARE ---- --------------------------------------=---------------_------------------------- 5 library -- -------------------------- --------------- --------------------- ----------------- 51 minors --- -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 54 morals --- --------------------------------------- - -------------------------------------------._ 53 nuisances ------------------------------------------------------------------...------------ --- 55 recreation ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------ 52 i WELLS, oil --------- 243 location of wells -------------------------------------------------------------------- 2423- smoking near wells -------------------------- ------------------------------------- --- 2431 survey, filing of -----\------------ -- - ------------------------------------------------- 2427.3 { uncapped wells --------------------: ------------------ - - ---- ------------ 2435 WHARFINGER ---------------------------- -------------------------- ----------------------- 761 WRITTEN defined ----. 0036.7 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- YARDS ---------- - ----------------------------------------------------- -- - 929 common yards for districting purposes ------__-------------- ----- 9291 front yards under districting provisions ---------------------------.---- 9293- porches extending into yard ------ ----------------------------------------- 9292.1 r-1 district, yards required in ---------------------------------------------- 9315 j r-2 district, yards in ----- -- ------------ ------------------ ----------- 9335- r-3 district, yards in ---------------------------------------..-..------- 9355- r-5-o district, yards in ------------------------- -__ ----------------------------- . 9395- l� residences above businesses, yards for --.----__ ---------- 9403 i I I� i i INDEX YARDS YARDS (continued) side yards for buildings over one story high 9307 �1 side yards under districting provisions ------ -- ---------__--- ----- 9294 walks extending into yard -- -- ---------- ------------------------------------- 9292 YEAR, FISCAL ---------------- ---------------- ----- -- ------- --------------- ------------ 161 I 1 ' i �i a