HomeMy WebLinkAbout1479 - ORDINANCES - 8/3/1994 ORDINANCE NO. 1479
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS,
CALIFORNIA, AMENDING CHAPTER 2.24
OF THE PALM SPRINGS MUNICIPAL CODE, AND
ADDING A NEW CHAPTER 3.37 THERETO, AND REPEALING SECTION
9311.00 OF THE PALM SPRINGS ZONING ORDINANCE
PERTAINING TO PUBLIC ART.
WHEREAS,the City Council of The City of Palm Springs wishes to maintain the
character of Palm Springs and create the best possible environment for the residents; and
WHEREAS,to maintain the aesthetics of the City,the City Council believes that
development in the City should be planned and executed with a view toward enhancing the
visual character and beauty of the City;and
WHEREAS, in addition to beautifying,the arts can sensitize and humanize, can
provide social involvement, and can assist in education, personality development, and
community well-berg;and
WHEREAS, the City Council previously established a Public Arts Program and
Fund pursuant to Chapter 2.24 of the Pahn Springs Municipal Code and Section 9311.00 of
the Palm Springs Zoning Ordinance; and
WHEREAS,the City wishes to clarify and codify its current Public Arts Program.
NOW,THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Palmn Springs,California,
DOES ORDAIN as follows:
SECTION 1. Chapter 2.24 of the Palm Springs Municipal Code shall hereby read in its
entirety as follows:
Chapter 2.24
PUBLIC ARTS COMMISSION
Sections:
2.24.010 Creation.
2.24.020 Term--Vacancies --Vote.
2.24.030 Officers--Conntittees.
2.24.040 Meetings--Rules of procedure._
2.24.050 Powers and duties of the Commission.
2.24.010 Creation. There is hereby created within the City of Palm Springs
a Public Arts Commission consisting of seven members, appointed by the City
Council, to serve at the pleasure of the City Council.
2.24.020 Term--Vacancies-Note. Members of the Commission shall serve
for the term provided by Chapter 2.06 of the Palm Springs Municipal Code. A
vacancy in the Commission shall not impair the right of the remaining members to
exercise the powers of the Commission pursuant to this chapter. Four members shall
constitute a quorum of the Commission,and any ruling,decision or other action of the
Commission may be taken by a majority of those members present,provided a quorum is
present.
2.24.030 Officers Conunitten. The Commission, at its organizational
meeting and annually thereafter, shall elect from its membership a chairman and vice-
chairman. The chairman and vice-chairman shall have and perform such duties as
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are commonly associated with their respective titles. The City Manager may appoint
an executive secretary and other staff, and provide compensation for then services as
may be authorized by the City Council.
2.24.040 Meetings--Rules of procedure. The Commission shall meet at least
once each month at such time and place as shall be fixed by the Commission by its
standing rules. A majority of the existing appointed members of the Commission shall
constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. The Commission may establish
such rules and regulations as it deems necessary for the conduct of its business. In
matters relating to the holding of regular and special meetings,the Commission is
bound by the provisions of the Ralph M. Brown Act of the State of California
(Sections 54950, et seq.,California Government Code). (Ord. 120193 (part), 1983).
2.24.050 Powers and duties of the Commission. Within the limitations
provided by law,the Public Arts Commission shall have the following powers and
duties:
(1) Establish a schedule of regular meeting times.
(2) Be responsible for a Palm Springs Public Arts Program including policies
and guidelines, oversight of development of art projects and maintenance of art
collection.
(3) Unless otherwise directed by the City Council,give approvals or consents
required hereunder where actions requiring expenditures from the Public Arts Fund do
not exceed$25,000. Expenditures in excess of$25,000 shall require Council approval.
(4) Obtain Council approval for all contracts for commission of, and
maintenance for,works of art in any amount. Under the direction of the Council,the
Commission will act to see that the terms of any agreements are carried out.
(5) Identify and resolve fundamental issues for successful implementation of
the arts program such as, but not limited to: selection process of artworks;handling of
public controversy; public involvement; economic impact; on-going maintenance of
artwork; removal of public art; relationship of program to other City programs.
(6) Establish a review mechanism for acquisitions by commission, purchase,
gift or extended loan.
(7) Approve all art acquired through the Public Arts Fund, either on City or
private property, whether on loan, as a gift or purchase.
(8) Designate proposed or eligible Public Arts locations and sites on either
publicly or privately owned property.
(9) Determine the type of artwork or medium desired for a particular site.
(10) Encourage collaboration with artist(s), architects and planners in the early
design phase of a project to ensure a totally integrated solution where public art is
proposed for a new project.
(11) Establish management policies for documentation,registration,
maintenance and conservation of all artwork.
(12) Develop a public information program.
(13) Provide grants or loans to fund public education concerning art, but
funded solely through private donations or endowments, and not from any funds
collected pursuant to 3.37.070
(14) Act in an advisory capacity to the Planning Commission for review of
works of art that are privately funded on private property that can be seen from the
public right-of-way.
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SECTION 2. A new Chapter 3.37 is hereby added to the Palm Springs Municipal
Code to read in its entirety as follows:
Chapter 3.37
PUBLIC ARTS FEE FUND AND PROGRAA I
Sections:
3.37.010 Purpose.
3.37.020 Program execution.
3.37.030 Definitions.
3,37.040 Public Arts Fund.
3.37.050 Projects subject to Public Arts Program requirements.
3.37.060 Certificates of occupancy.
3.37.070 Requirement to provide artwork or pay development fee.
3.37.080 Art site acceptability.
3.37.090 Criteria for artwork selection.
3.37.100 Maintenance of artwork.
3.37.110 Application procedures for placement of artwork on private property.
3.37.120 Approval procedures for placement of artwork on private property.
3.37.130 Procedure for refund of Public Arts fee for art in lieu of fee.
3.37.140 Ownership of artwork on private property.
3.37.150 Application procedure for donation of artwork to the City.
3.37.160 Review and acceptance of artwork donated to the City.
337.010 Purpose.
(a) The purpose of the Palm Springs Public Arts Program is to develop and
maintain a visual arts program for the residents and visitors of Palm Springs; to add
to the economic viability of the community; and to enhance the environment and
unique character of Palm Springs by providing for the acquisition and maintenance of
quality works of public art.
(b)The City Council finds and declares as follows:
(1) Cultural and artistic resources enhance the quality of life for
individuals living in, working in and visiting the City.
(2) Balanced development of cultural and artistic:resources preserves
and improves the quality of the urban environment and increases real property values.
(3) As development and revitalization of the real property within the
City continues,the opportunity for creation of cultural and artistic resources is
diminished.
(4) As this development and revitalization continues as a result of
market forces, urbanization of the community results.
(5) As these opporhmities are diminished and this urbanization
occurs, the need to develop alternative sources for cultural and artistic outlets to
improve file environment, image and character of the community is increased.
(6) Development of cultural and artistic assets should be financed
by those whose development and revitalization diminishes the availability of the
community's resources for those opportunities and contributes to community
urbanization.
(7) Establishment of this Public Arts Program will promote the
general welfare through balancing the community's physical growth and revitallization
and its cultural and artistic resources.
(8) It is the purpose of this chapter to modify, clarify and codify the
City's existing Public Arts Program.
3.37.020 Program execution. The Palm Springs Public Arts Commission
shall carry out the duties established by this chapter.
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3.37.030 Definitions. For the purpose of this chapter:
(1) "Commission" shall mean the Palm Springs Public Arts Commission.
(2) "Public Arts Fund" shall mean a separate fund and account which is
established to receive monies collected for the designated purposes of the Public Arts
Program.
(3) "Public Arts Program" shall mean the program adopted by the City
Council of Palm Springs.
(4) "Arts Administrator" shall mean the staff person hired by the City to
administer the Public Arts Program. The salary and other compensation of the Arts
Administrator, may be paid from the Arts Fund to the extent such person is
performing the duties prescribed herein.
3.37.040 Public Arts Fund.
(a) Creation. There is hereby established a "Public Arts Fund" into which
shall be deposited all finds collected under this Chapter of the Palm Springs
Municipal Code and such other funds as may be appropriated by the City Council or
donated to the City for expenditures in conjunction with the Public Arts Program.
(b) Accounting. This fund shall be maintained by the City Treasurer,with
accounting records established to sufficiently identify and control these funds. Expenditures
shall be processed through the City's established warrant payment procedure.
(c) Use of Fund. The funds shall be used solely for the acquisition,
installation, improvement, maintenance and insurance of artwork to be displayed in
the City and the administration of the Public Arts Program.
(d) Permissible Expenditures.
(1) The cost of artwork and its installation;
(2) The cost of purchase or lease of art sites;
(3) Waterworks, landscaping, lighting and other objects which are
commissioned from an artist as an integral aspect of a structure or site or which are
necessary for the proper aesthetic presentation and structural placement of the artwork;
(4) Frames, mats,pedestals, and other objects which are necessary
for the proper presentation of the artwork;
(5) Expenditures for maintenance and repair of artworks;
(6) Administrative expenses, including legal, to otherwise implement
uphold or carry out any provision of this chapter.
(e) Ineligible Expenditures
(1) Reproductions of original work except limited editions.
(2) Unlimited editions of original work.
(3) Mass-produced art objects.
(4) Works that are decorative, ornamental or ftnctional landscape or
architectural elements except when commissioned from an artist as an integral aspect
of a structure or site.
(5) Architectural rehabilitation or historical preservation of buildings.
(f) Endowments. The Public Arts Fund -shall also be used as a depository for
endowments, bequests, grants or donations. Such endowments, bequests,grants or
donations may be expended as set forth in 3.37.040(c) and(d)and when approved by
the Commission:
(1) Art exhibitions or displays.
(2) Promotion of art education within the community, either separate
from or complementary to art programs of schools, museums or other non-profit
organizations.
(g) Replacement. For those artworks that have been purchased with monies
from the Public Arts Fund or donated to the City, the City Council may determine to
sell or exchange existing artworks for replacement artworks. Any funds obtained
from the sale of artwork shall be credited to the Public Arts Fund.
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3 37 050 Projects subiect to Public Arts Program requirements.
(a) Requirements. Except as provided below in 3.37.050(b),the requirements
of this Chapter shall apply to all works of construction and rehabilitation for which a
building permit is required, including but:not limited to:
(1) New commercial and industrial construction;
(2) Remodeling or reconstruction of existing commercial or industrial
property.
(3) New residential subdivisions or developments of two or more
units, whether by detached single-family residential structures, condominiums,
apartments, duplexes,townhouses or other dwelling units being built in the same tract
by the same owner or developer.
(4) New individual single-family residential units constructed on a lot
located in an existing subdivision whose building permit valuation is over $100,000.
(b) Exceptions. The requirements of this Chapter shall not apply to the follow-
ing activities:
(1) Public projects undertaken by any agency of the City, the State,
County, School District or any other governmental entity.
(2) Remodeling,repair or reconstruction of structures to comply with
earthquake seismic safety code standards or which have been damu2ged by fire,flood,
wind, earthquake or other calamity.
(3) Remodeling,repair or reconstruction of residential units.
(4) Nonprofit social service or cultural institution projects;
(5) Low to moderate housing projects as defined by household income
Health and Safety Code Section 50093:
(6) Affordable housing developments receiving City, State or Federal
assistance;
(7) Private educational institutions which provide general education
equivalent to the public school system (kindergarten through high school or any part
thereof);
(8) Architectural rehabilitation or historical preservation of properties
which are designated as Class 1 Historic Sites by the City Council.
3 37 060 Certificates of occuaaaicy_.
(a) No final City approval, such as final inspection or a certificate of
occupancy, for any project subject to this Chapter shall be granted or issued unless and
until full compliance with the Public Arts Program is achieved, in one or more of the
following ways:
(1) The approved artwork has been placed in a manner satisfactory to
the Public Arts Commission.
(2) In-lieu art fees have been paid.
(3) Financial security in an amount equal to the acquisition and
installation costs of an approved artwork, in a form approved by the City Attorney,
has been posted.
(4) An approved artwork has been donated and accepted by the Public
Arts Commission.
(b) Full compliance with the Public Arts Program shall not be deemed to
exist until the entire Program Allocation for the project, as defined in 3.37.070 has
been provided.
3 37 070 Requirement to yrovide Rwork or pay development fee.
(a) The applicant shall be deemed to have satisfied his or her obligations under
this Chapter through the placement of artwork in a manner consistent with this
Chapter, valued at an amount equal to die Program Allocation.
(b) In lieu of placement of an approved artwork, the applicant may, at his or
her discretion, pay to the City for deposit into the Public Arts Fund an amount equal
to the Program Allocation set forth in 3.37.070 (d).
(c) Fees are to be collected with respect to all projects prior to issuance of a
building permit, except in the case of residential developments of more than one
dwelling unit,where the fee shall be collected on a pro rata basis for each dwellling
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(d) The Program Allocation, as used in this Chapter, is the percentage of the
building cost which is set aside for the City's Public Arts Program. The total building
valuation shall be computed using the latest Building Valuation Data as set forth by
the International Conference of Building Officials (ICBO) unless, in the opinion of
the Building Official, a different valuation measure more accurately represents the
value of the building. Excluding land acquisition and off-site improvement costs, the
program allocation shall be an amount equal to the percentage of the total building
valuation for an applicable project, as listed herein:
(1) One half of one percent (1/2%) for new commercial and indusrial
construction.
(2) One half of one percent(1/2%) for remodel or reconstruction of
existing commercial or industrial property.
(3) One quarter of one percent(1/4%)for new residential subdivisions
or developments of two or more units, whether by detached single-family residential
structures, condominiums, apartments, duplexes,townhouses or other dwelling units
being built in the same tract by the same owner or developer. A project shall be
considered a development of two or more units when two or more building permits
are issued to the same person for development of new residential structures within a
one hundred and eighty (180) day period.
(4) One quarter of one percent(1/4%) for new individual single-family
residential units constructed on a lot located in an existing subdivision for that portion
of building permit valuation in excess of$100,000.
(e) Nothing in this Section shall prohibit the applicant from placing an
approved artwork with acquisition and installation costs in an amount less than the
Program Allocation; provided that the applicant shall also pay to the Public Arts Fund
an amount equal to the difference between the Program Allocation and the costs of
acquisition and installation of such artwork.
(f) Nothing herein shall restrict the City Council from waiving the
requirements of this Chapter, in whole or in part,with respect to any project
otherwise subject to the provisions of this Chapter,provided that the City Council
determines that the Project Applicant has entered into an agreement with the City
providing for the applicant's acquisition and installation of artwork in connection
with the development of the project which addresses the goals and aims of this
Chapter in a manner equally or more favorable to the City than would be achieved by
strict compliance with this Chapter. In such an event,the City Council shall make
findings to this effect on the basis of substantial evidence.
3.37.080 Art site acceptability.
(a) Placement of art by applicant. The applicant shall place artwork in
outdoor areas of the private property that are accessible and used by the public a
minimum of eighteen(18)hours per day. Interior spaces, including lobbies,
courtyards, malls, etc., may be eligible if they are accessible to the public a minimum
of twelve(12) hours per day.
(b) Art purchased through Public Arts Fund. When selecting the location for
art purchased through the Public Arts Fund,preference shall be given to publicly
accessible public places. This would include libraries,parks,office buildings,
sidewalks, traffic islands, etc. Lobbies, plazas, adjacent open spaces or exterior
treatment of publicly owned buildings shall be potential sites,but the offices
themselves of publicly owned buildings shall not be considered acceptable sites.
3.37.090 Criteria for artwork selection.
(a) Eligibility requirements for each project will be established by the Public
Arts Commission. Specifically excluded are artworks done by students under the
supervision of art instructors to satisfy course requirements and artists who are
members of the Public Arts Commission. The following criteria shall be considered
in the selection of artwork:
(1) Quality of the artwork.
(2) Media- all visual art forms may be considered, subject to
limitations set by the selection jury or the Arts Commission.
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(3) Style- artworks of all schools, styles, and tastes should be
considered for the City collection.
(4) Environment-artworks and art places should be appropriate in
scale, material, form and content for the immediate, general, social and physical
environments with which they relate.
(5) Permanence -consideration should be given to structural and
surface integrity, permanence, and protection against theft, vandalism, weathering,
excessive maintenance, and repair costs.
(6) Elements of design- consideration should take into account that
public art, in addition to meeting aesthetic requirements, also may serve to establish
focal points, terminate areas, modify, enhance, or define specific spaces, or
establish identity.
(7) Diversity -the Public Arts Program should strive for diversity of
style, scale, media, artists- including ethnicity and gender and equitable distribution
of artworks and art places throughout the City.
(b) The following methods may be used to select artwork:
(1) Direct purchase: A completed work of art may be purchased for a
specific project or location.
(2) Direct commission: An artist may be chosen directly by an artist-
selection jury and paid to submit a proposal. Artists will be selected on the basis of
their qualifications for a particular project and its probability of successful completion.
(3) Limited competition: A small number of artists may be invited
and paid by the selection jury to submit proposals.
(4) Open competition: Any artist may apply subject to limitations
established by the selection jury. No proposal fee is paid to artists,however,a small number
of finalists may be selected to submit details,models or plans for which a fee is paid.
(c) In selecting an artwork, the Arts Commission may appoint a selection jury
of qualified persons. The jury shall be subject to the provisions of the Brown Act.
(d) Review by Department of Planning and Zoning - A I:)epartment of
Planning and Zoning representative shall review the artwork and its placement and
landscaping elements and may refer the artwork to the Planning Commission for
approval pursuant to Section 9404.00 of the Zoning Ordinance.
3.37.100 Maintenance of artwork on public and private property.
(a) Public artwork on public property. A maintenance fund shall be established
as part of the Public Arts Program. Procedures for custody,maintenance and conservation
of artworks shall be established by the Public Arts Conunission as well as a maintenance
schedule. Specific instructions for care of each work shall be kept on file as part of the
collection management. The Public Arts Commission will strive to include maintenance
provisions in the artwork contracts stipulating the length of time(typically one year) the
artist will be responsible for repairs,that urge artists to provide a maintenance manual,and
that allow the artist fast-refusal on repair contracts within a fair market rate of
remuneration. Regular inspection-for-condition reporting shall be conducted so that the
collection is maintained in the best possible condition as supervised by designated City
personnel. When necessary,a conservation plan will be established prioritizing the:work
which is to be done.
(b) Private artwork on private property. The obligation to provide all
maintenance necessary to preserve the artwork in good condition shall remain with
the owner of the site. Art installed on or integrated into a construction project
pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter shall not be removed or altered without the
approval of the Public Arts Commission. Artwork installed pursuant to this chapter
shall be maintained as specified in the written agreement between the City and the
private property owner with regard to that artwork. Maintenance of artwork, as used
in this Chapter, shall include without limitation,preservation of the artwork in good
condition to the satisfaction of the City, protection of the artwork against physical
defacement, mutilation or alteration, and securing and maintaining fire and extended
coverage insurance and vandalism and other similar acts in an amount to be
determined by the City Attorney. Prior to placement of an approved artwork,
applicant and owner of the site shall execute and record a covenant in a form
approved by the City for maintenance of the artwork. Failure to maintain the artwork
as provided herein is hereby declared to be a public nuisance. If the artwork is ]not
maintained in the manner prescribed. or is removed or altered without approval of / )
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the Public Arts Commission, in addition to all other remedies provided by law,the
City may, upon reasonable notice,perform all necessary repairs, maintenance,
secure insurance, or take such legal or other action deemed necessary to have the
artwork maintained and if necessary,restored, and the costs therefore shall become a
lien against the real property.
3 37 110 Application procedures for placement of artwork on private
property. Any artwork being placed on private property as part of the City's Public
Arts Program shall be a one-of-a-kind piece. The City encourages applicant's to
submit an application prior to the development of the architect's schematic design.
The requirements and procedures for the processing of a Public Arts Program
proposal application (an "arts application") shall be as follows:
(1) Upon submission of a development project application for a project
subject to the requirements of this Chapter,the Department of Planning and Zoning
shall provide to the project applicant a copy of this Chapter, an arts application form
and the name and phone number of the City's Arts Administrator.
(2) The project applicant shall submit to the Arts Administrator the
completed arts application form,describing the manner in which the project
applicant intends to comply with this Chapter.
(3) The arts application shall include:
(A) Preliminary sketches,photographs,or other documentation of
sufficient descriptive clarity to indicate the nature of the proposed artwork;
(B) An appraisal or other evidence of the value of the proposed
artwork, including acquisition and installation costs.
(C) Preliminary plans containing such detailed information as may be
required by the Public Arts Commission to adequately evaluate the location of the
artwork in relation to the proposed development, and its compatibility with the
proposed development(The artwork shall be an integral part of the landscaping and/
or architecture of the building), including compatibility with the character of adjacent
conforming developed parcels and existing neighborhoods if necessary to evaluate
the proposal ; and
(D) A narrative statement to demonstrate that the artwork will be
displayed in an area open and freely available to the general public, or otherwise
provide public accessibility in an equivalent manner based on the characteristics of
the artwork or its placement on the site.
(E) Maintenance factors required to insure its permanence.
3.37 120 Approval procedures for placement of artwork on private property.
(a) The application for the proposed artwork and its placement will be
considered at a monthly public meeting of the Palm Springs Public Arts Commission.
A Department of Planning and Zoning representative will also review the artwork and
its placement and landscaping elements and may.refer the application to the Planning
Commission for approval pursuant to Section 9404.00 of the Zoning Ordinance. Any
changes, questions or recommendations shall be conveyed in writing to the applicant.
The Commission will determine when all issues have been addressed and accept or
reject the artwork. The applicant will be notified in writing of the Public Arts
Commission's decision.
(b) If the applicant proposes or the Planning Commission or City Council
recommends significant revisions to the architecture or physical design and layout of
the proposed project subsequent to the receipt of the Public Arts Commission's
approval, the application shall, if legally permitted,be returned to the Public Arts
Commission for further review and recommendation concerning the revised proposal
prior to final approval unless the Council otherwise directs.
(c) A contract between the City and the applicant spelling out all
requirements, including insurance and maintenance, shall be executed prior to the
City's formal acceptance of the applicant's art-in-lieu proposal.
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3.37.130 Procedure for refund of Public Arts fee forartwork in lieu of fee.
If in-lieu artwork has been placed subsequent to payment of a public art fee, the
applicant shall submit to the Arts Administrator a written request for refund of the
amount spent on artwork placed on the applicant's property. The amount to be
refunded shall not exceed the amount that would have been paid into the Public Arts
Fund should the applicant have chosen to pay a fee instead of place artwork on the
site. The request for reimbursement shall be submitted after the artwork is installed,
approved by the Public Arts Commission and accepted by the City.
3.37.140 Ownership of artwork on ovate property.
Artwork placed on the applicant's property by the applicant in satisfaction of the
applicant's program requirement shall remain the property of the applicant.
3.37.150 Application procedure for donation of artwork to the City.
The prospective donor shall submit to the Arts Administrator:
(1) Sketches,photographs,or other documentation of sufficient descriptive clarity
to indicate the nature of the proposed artwork to be donated.
(2) Additional samples of artist's work other than the proposed donation.
(3) Background information on artist who created the proposed donation.
(4) Installation costs, if available
(5) Maintenance factors required to insure its permanence.
3.37.160 Review and accetatance of artwork donated to the City.
The proposed donation will be considered at a monthly public meeting of die Public Arts
Commission. All details of the proposed donation, including the feasibility and expense
of placing and caring for the work of art will be considered. The Conmrission will review
and discuss the donation and will direct the Arts Administrator as to any questions to be
asked of the donor or artist. A personal appearance by artist may be requested. The
Commission will determine when all issues have been addressed and accept or reject the
artwork.
SECTION 3. Section 9311.00 of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Palm Springs
is hereby repealed and of no further force or effect.
SECTION 4. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect
thirty(30)days after passage.
SECTION 5. PUBLICATION. The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to certify
to the passage of this Ordinance,and to cause the same or a summary thereof or a display
advertisement,duly prepared according to law, to be published in accordance with law.
ADOPTED this 3rd day of__ August: , 1994.
AYES: Members Hodges, Kleindienst, Lyons, RellerpSpurgin and Mayor Maryano
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ATTEST: CIT(Y�OFFWALM SPRINGS,CALIFORNIA
or
City Clerk Ma Y
REVIEWED AND APPROVED: -- — ---
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Ordinance 1479 was duly adopted by the City
Council of the City of Palm Springs, California, in a meeting held on the 3rd day
of August, 1994, and that same was duly published in the DESERT SUN, a. newspaper
of general circulation on August 12, 1994. D) Page9
UDITH SU14TCH
City Clerk