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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1/1/1947 - ORDINANCES 298 ORDINANCE NO. 170 ORDINANCE NO. 171 to a roadway reservation thirty AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY (30) feet wide adjacent to and OF PALM SPRINGS, REPEAL- OF PALM SPRINGS AMENDING westerly of the Whitewater Mu- ING ORDINANCES NOS. 138 AND SECTIONS 4(c), 4(p), AND 4(r) tual Water Company flight of Way. 15S OF ORDINANCE NO. 75 OF SAID is hereby placed in and Shall bu• The City Council of the City CITY. aubject Lo the regulations o1 Zone of Palm Springs does ordain as The City Council of the City of cr District 11-3, as provided by said follows: Palm Springs does ordain as fol- n^dinance. Section 1: Ordinance No. 13S of lows: That certain parcel of land lm, the City of Palm Springs, adopted Section 1: Ordinance No. 75 or' rug a uniform width of mra bun- September 15, 1943, is hereby re- the City of Palm Springs, being died and fifteen-hundreds (100.16r pealed. the Palm Springs Land Use Or- ''rat measured northerly from and Section f Ordinance No. 158 of the City of Palm Springs, adapt +'innnce. adopted December 13, :^ctnn,^.pier to the norN,erly rign. I ed May 2, 1945, is hereby repeal- 1939, is hereby amended in the if way line of Via Escuela 0 ed. t'ol:owing particulars: ;t.reet sixty feet wide) and e- Section 3: The City Cleric is fa) Section 4(c) of said ordi- ending from Palm Canycn Dr` hereby ordered and directed to nonce. classifying the lands in See- ast.erly to a roadway reservatl, certify to the passage of this Ordi- lion 3, Township 4 South, Range 'hiety (30) feet wide adjacent to nonce and to cause the same to be 4 East, S.B.R.&M., as per Map, red westerly of the ',Vhitewatet Spriugs Limelight Newws,s, a news- published ones in a Palm ihom 3 of the Official Zoning Mutual Water Cm*nn uv ri^ht or paper of general circulation, Print. Plop of said ordinance is hereby way, is hereby Placed in and shall ed, published and circulated in a-nci ded by the following changes be subject to the reguialioas of the City of Palm Springs. This of classifications of lands zoned Zone or District R-3, as provllk Ordinance shall be effeteive thir- 1`^"oin• ly said ordinance. ty (30) days after passage. Lots :32 to 39 inclusive. and Lots (b) Section 4 (p) of said ordi C. C. HYDE, A^ '0 63 inclusive of Palm Springs ',ancc, classifying the lands _ Mayor of the City of t•plaee Trrct as recorded in Book Section 23, Township 4 8ourh, Palm Springs 19, p,r, 3 of Maps, Records of Range 4 East, S B B. &bI., as ne; Attest: LOUISE McCARN, Riverside County. and Lots 33 to Map, Sheet 16 of the Official Zell City Cleric fit inclusive of Palm Springs Vil- mg Plop of said ordinance is here ]age Tract No. 2 as recorded in by amended by the following Chan I, the undersigned, City Clerk of Pool. 19. P^ge 22 of Maps, Be- Tres of c'assificatious of lands zoo the City of Palm Springs, Cali- rm•Rs of Riverside County, are ul therein: foregoing hereby certify that theing ordinance, being Ordi- herby placed in and shall be sub. All Lots in Dehn Tract namely. nance No. 170 of the City of Palm feet to the regulations of Zone or Lots '1 to 35 inclusive, thereof, a� Springs, was introduced at the District R-3, as provided by said recorded in Boole ZU, page 67 of adjourned meeting of the City ordinance. Maps, Records of Riverside Coum- Council of said city held on the Lots 16 to 31 inclusive of Palm ly, aro hereby placed in end shall Sth day of January, 1947, and was Springs Village Tract as recorded be subject :o the regulations of read in full and was passed at, in Book 19. pag^ 3 of Maps, Re. Zone or District R-1, as provide-1 an adjourned meeting of said Council held on the -,,rds of Riverside County, and by said ordinance. J 2nd day oi' January by the following vote: Lots 1 to 32 inclusive of Palm Lots 1, 2, 3, 27., 2 21, 25 :red Ayes: McCann, Nichols, Turon- c`I-in-^, Village Tract No. 2 as re 40 inclusive, of Rancho Royn.le au net, Kieley, Farrell, Martell and coded in Book 19 Pa7e "2 of !,ecordcd in Pod. 21, page 35 anJ Mayor IIyde. *4a++= P^^m-dq Of R'verskle Conn- 30* of Maps, Reccrds of Rivel'si(le Noes: None iv, are hereby placed in and shall County, are hereby placed in and Absent: Nona ••r ..n+ , to the regulations of shall bo subject to thr, regulations I further certify that said ordi- .,., o-- Dfs`ric,t R-3, as provided Of Z-oue or District. R 3 ,as provi,l, mance was thereupon signed by C. erdlnance. dd by saki ordinance, A. Hyde, Mayor of Palm Springs, f,rt 6.5 of Palm Springs Village The remainder of said Rancho and attested Louise NlcCarn,said T,a^• No 2 rs recorded in Book Royale namely. Leis 4 to 21 in. City Clerk of said City. na 22 of Maps. Records of rlusiv'p, 2(i to 39 inclusive, and 41 WITNESS my h.vnu and seal of r,- , f,,,Pn,i, i, hereby Placed re. 50 inclusive, are hereby placed said ('fly this 23rd day of Januaryy�' .,.,rl 'l,a'I t^ stl'rlect to the reg- in nrui shall be subject to the reg M Zone or District R-L a+snipes of Zone or District Pi-1, n^ ^•OP(I by yard Ordinance (CITY SEAL) City Clerk of the � "� Provided by said orditlance. City or Palm Springs All T o`s 'iu C1,1no Vista 'Pbdiv- The southerly 100 feet of Lots ( � i'imi n�maly. Lots 1 to 29 inch,- 1. 2S, and 43 of Rr-ncho Roya;c I hereby certify that the fore- r-P. therenf, es recorded in Do& No 2 as recorded in Tfook 20, page going ordinance and certificate " Page 33 of Maps, Records of t31 of Maps, Records of Riverside were published Jan. 21, 1947, in !"versidn County, are hereby plat- County, are hereby placed in and the Palm ,Springs Limelight-News, ^'1 in -id shall he subject to the shall be subject l0 lbe, re^nlM imr a daily newspaper of general cir- Z^n^ ^r District of Zone or District R as plovid- culation, psi Led, published and r, ^� r.ov'aerl 1-v 'aid crdinrncr eded by said ordinance. circulated i Lhe Ci/�ut�_of alm nP Lots in Pi^moute Estates Springs. " t vl 0 , .... ^,y TAts 1 to 41 inclusive, - LOUISE MCCARN ^•^•rof oG r^cord^d in Book 20, The remaining northerly por- City Clerk of Palm ^r �f Maps, Records of Riv- Elena of Lots 1, 22, and 43 of said Springs, California n Cmtmty, are hereby Placed Rancho Royale No. 2 are hereby in and shall be subject to the reg- placed) in and shall be 'ubject w nlations of Zone or District R-1 the regulations of Zone or District , s provided by said ordinance. R-1, wl provided by said ordinance, All T.ots in Rochelle Trar' nano- Lots 2 to 21 inclusive, Tots 23 %y. Lets 1 to 8 inclusive, thrrenf to 42 inclusive, and Lots 44 to 53 ^' recorded in Book 20, nee, fi� mclusive, comprising the remain- ^f Mnn'. Records of Riverside der of said Rancho Royale No. a, hereby placed in and are hereby placed in and small be. ^+^^+, he snbiect to the ^sgulations Subject to the regulations of Zone rf Zone or District R-1, as provid- or District R-1, as provided by said I r,° by said ordinance. ordinance. Thnf rgrtain parcel of land hav- All ,Lots in Sun View Estate; ire a uniform width of one bun- namely, Lots 1 to 60 inclusive, r....d and three-tenths (100.3) feet thereof. as recorded in Book 21, -n,,oPed southerly from and rec- page 43 of Maps. Records of Riv- tangular to tt,e southerly ri,.,,, erside County, are bereby placed ,^rr line of Via Olivera (a stree�, in and' shall be subject to the reg ;',fv feet wide) and extending ulatious of Zone or District RJ. from Palm Canyon Drive easterly as provided by said ordinance. ;, ". ISO 8-12-47 1 307 Repealing Ord. No. 1171 OROIfJ,NCE NO 171 to a roadway ieseivation thur L` (e) SC Ali 0^1)RITANCE OF THE CITY (30) feet wide adjacent to aid nsnc� P. OF PALM SPRINGS AMENDING westerly of the Whitewater Mu- lion 19, SECTIONS 4(c), 4(p), AND 4(r) (net Water Company Right of Way. 5 East, OF ORDINANCE+' NO. 75 OF SAID is hereby placed in and shall be Sheet 18 CITY. --ub]eU to the regulations of Zone of said e The City Council of the City of ^r Distnat R-3, as provided by said ed by I Palm Springs does ordain as fol- e'divance. elassific. ows: Thar certain Parcel of land hav- therein: Section 1: Ordinance No. 75 of ing a uniform width of cue hun- Lots he City or Palm Springs, being flied and fifteen-hundreds (100.15) Del Ci lie Palm Springs Land Use Or- ''eet measured northerly from and page £ inance, adopted December 13, icclangular to the northerly ride 19a, is hereby amended in the tf way line of Via Escuela (P, in and „ following particulars: ;rcet sixty feet wide) and o- ulations (a) Section 4(c) of said ordi- ending from Palm Canyon Dr," as provi nonce, classifying the lands In .See- asteity to a roadway resebvati^ - Lots'1 ion 3, Township 4 South, Range lhirly (30) feet Wide 'adjacent to Cielo No 4 Easl, S.B.B yr.AT., as per Map, and westerly of the Whitewater 21, page Sheet 3 of the Official Zoning Mutual Water Company right of Riverside Map of said ordinance is hereby Way, is hereby placed in and shall ed in an amended by the following, changes be subject to the regulations of regulatio of classifications of lands zoned Zone or District R-3, as provided R-3, as p therein: by said ordinance. Section Lots 32 to 39 inclusive and Lots (b)' Section 4 (p) of said ordi- hereby 8 to 63 inclusive of Palm Springs .unto, classifying the lauds t. certify t Village Tracl, as recorded in Book Section 23, Township 4 South, dinance 19, page 3 of 114a,ps, Records o. Range 4 East, S B.B. &M., as poi publishe, Riverside County. and Lots 33 to d4ap., Sheet 16 of the Official Zen' Springs 6-1 inclusive of Palm Springs V11- ing rJap of said ordinance is here per of g� age Tract No. 2 as recorded in by amended by the following than publishe, look 10, page 22 of Maps, Be.- ges of classifications of lands zou City of cords of Riverside County, are , ed therein: nance Ell ,oreby placed in and shall be sub All Lots in Dehn Tract namely. days site Ject to the regulations of Zone or Lots 1 to 35 inclusive, thereof, as District R-3, as provided by said recorded in Book 20, page 67 of (CITY Sc ordinance. Mops, Records of Riverside Coun- t ots 16 to 31 inclusive of Palm ly, are hereby placed in and shall Springs Village' Tract as recorded be subject ai the regulations of City C a Boole 19, page 3' of Maps, He- Zone or District R-1, as pvorided I, the ^orris of Riverside County, and by said ordinance. the City Lots 1 to B2 inclusive of Palm Lots 1, 2, 3, 22, 22, 24, 25 and .oa, here Springs 'Village'Tract No. 2 as re- =10 inclusive, of Rancho Royale a, going corded in Book 19, page 22 of recorded in Bock 21, page 35 and No. 1 Maps, Eecords of Riverside Coun- 36 of Maps, Records of Riverside Spring y, are hereby placed in and shall County, are hereby placed in and journeu )e subject to the regulations of stall be subject to the regulations cif of se, ?one or District R-3, as provided of Zane or District R-3 ,as provfd� day of Jq ,y said ordinance. ed by said ordinance. in fall am Lot 65 of Palm Springs Village The re,n.ainder of. said Rancho meeting tract No. 2 as recorded in Boole Royale namely, Lot, 4 to 21 in- Pie 31st 19, page, 22 of Maps, Records of elusive. 26 Is 39 inclusive, and 41 the follo v Riverside County, is hereby placed to 50 inclusive, are hereby placed Ayes: n a&d shall be subject to the reg- in and shall lie subject to the reg net, Dial ulations of Zone or District R-1, ulatimr,s of Zone or District R-1, as Hyde s provided by said ordinance. providedby said ordinance Noes: N All Lots in Chino Vista robot, ision namely, Lots 1 to 29 inclu- The southerly 100 feet of Lots Absent live, thereof, as recorded in Book N 22, and 43 of Rancho Royale I Puri as Na. 2 2a recorded in Dook 20, Page n•ace was 91, page 33 of Maps, Records of 61 tit Maps, Records of Riverside, At. Hyde Riverside County, are hereby play'- County, arc hereby placed in aui_ and sties ed in and shall be subject to the, shall be subject to the regulations City Chu-, egulations of Zone or District oil 7,o;te or District R-3, as Provid- All WImNE d;1, provided said rstnec.atus eded by said ordinance. said (,fly Lois In Piemonte Est i amely, Lots 1 to 41 inclusive, 1 hereof, as recorded in Book 20, 'flue remamill, northerly par- LoUiSE " ige 84 of Maps. Records of Rjv- lions of Lots 1-, 22, and 43 of said (CITY SEi ,rside Courtly, are hereby placed Rancho Boyalc No. 2 are hereby C y n and shall be subject to the ref, placed in and shall be �ub7ect to I luorebl Llations of Zone or District R-1 the regulations of Zone nr District ing ordi,q is proelded by said ordinance: R-1, -is p:ovided by said ordinance. published A11,Lots in Rochelle Tract name- Lots 2 to Y1 inclusive, Tots 23 Lim e.ligh D y. Lots 1 to 8 inclusive, thereof. to 12 inclusive, and La(s al to 53 of general s recorded in Hook 20, page 6i; Inclusive, comprising the remain lisped rr of }gaps, Records of Riverside der of said Rancho Royale No. 3 .O of Pa� ounty, are hereby placed in and arc w c hereby placed in and all be shall be subject to the -ogulations• Sui nCt to the regulations of Zone of Zone or District R-1, as provid. or District R1, as provided hy, solo ed by said ordinance. ordinance. 'Plitt certain parcel of land hav- All Lots in Sun View El cartes ug a uniform width of one hun- namely. Lots 1 to 60_ inclusive rpit and three-tenths (100.3) feet thereof, as recorded in P,00k 21. uensnred southerly from and rear page 43 of ;vises, Records of Riv- angular to the southerly right of rside County, are hereby placo,' way line of Via Olivera (a stree', in and shall be subject to the ram', �,xry Fret Wide) and ex'ending ulatums of lone nu Duslnel R I iori Piln Canyon Drive provided by slid oidinauc, 189 4- 7-48 1 326 Repealing Ord.. No. 172 299 (c) Section 4 (r) oP said ordh nance, classifying the lands in Sec- ORDINANCE NO °p-72 affixed to a structure shall ex- Lion 19, Township 4 South, Range AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY tend above the top of the main 5 East, S.B.B..M., as per Map OF PALM SPRINGS, AMEND- roof line of the buildings and im- SheeL 18 of the Official Zoning Map ING SECTION 2(c) OF ORDI- provements on the property, nor of said ordinance is hereby amend- NANCE NO. 82 OF SAID CITY, more than twelve (12) feet above ed by the following changes of BETNG THE PALM SPRINGS .the lowest ground floor level of classifications of 1 a n it s zoned SIGN ORDINANCE, ADOPTED :,uch buildings and improvements. therein: JUL.,Y 3, 1940. Illuminated signs allowed by this Lots 16 to 25 inclusive, Vista The City Council of the City sub-paragraph shall be designed, Del Clelo, as recorded in Book 20. of Palm Springs does ordain as constructed and installed of such page 56 of Maps, Records of Rill follows: materials and in such manner as Ierside County, are hereby placed Section 1: Section 2(c) of Or- to avoid any glare or reflection in and shall be subject, to the reg- dinance No. S2 of the City of of light on other property in the Nations of Zone or District, R.; "aim Springs, being the Palm neiShborhood. as provided by said ordinance. Spi ings Sign Ordinancq adpoted The City Council of the City Lots 16 to 25 inclusive, Vista Iles Jnly 3, 1940, is hereby amended of Palm Springs hereby deter- Cfelo No. as recorded in Book 'o read as follows: mines that the public peace, safe- Riverside Page 55 of Maps. Records c- (c) In Zones or Districts E-1, tg, morals, health and welfare, - T (c)County, are hereby Plao- 1, R-2 and U, as established by require that all signs and adver- ed in and shall be subject to t.h:, Ordinance No. 75 and amend- ri ments thereto, unlighted, non- trutted or erected, be and they sing structures heretofore con- regulauions of Zone or District s R-3, as provided he said ordinance electric sign permitted are hereby made s shall be e hb subject to the Sectione The City Clerk is p hereby ordered and directed to on improved properties as fob- provisions of this Section 2(c) and certify to the passage of this Or- Iowa: one unlighted name plate, shall conform and comply with dinance and to cause came to b•s not exceeding one (1) square foot cod, requirernnts not later than published once in The Palm in area, indicating the name of December 31, 1947, and that all Springs Limelight-News, a uewspa- the occupant, for each dwelling signs and advertising structures per of general circulation, Printed. unit; one identification sign not which shall not so conform and published and circulated in the oNce^_ding four (4) square feet in comply within that time shall he City of Palm Springs. This Ordi. area for each public utilities and they are hereby declared nonce shall be effective thirty (30) building park, playground, ath- public nusiances to be removed days after passage. letic field. church, club, museum, and abated in the manner prmid- C. A. IIYDE, library, public or private school ed by law. ( ' TY SEAL) Mayon of the City or real estate office, when such Section 2; The City Clerk is 7-�,� of Palm Springs uses have been properly estab- hereby ordered and directed to uA V DI - OUISE MCCARN h-shed under the provisions of certify to the passage of this Or- ,City Clerk ''�^r said Ordinance No. 75; one sign dinance and to cause the same to 1, the undersigned. City Clerk of not exceeding five (5) square be published once in The Palm the City of Palm ,Springs, Collier- feet in area for each parcel of Springs Limelight News, a news- -aa, hereby Ma tit'y that the tore- property to advertise only the p a p e r of general circulation, roing ordinance, being Ordinancv lease, rental or sale thereof; one printed, published and circulated No. 171 of the City of Palm sign not exceeding three (3) in the City of Palm Springs. This Springs, was introduced at an ad- sr_uare feet in area for each par- Ordinance shall be effective thir- fuurned meeting of the Cily Conn. cel of property to warn against ty (30) days after passage. Ji ce said city held on the 2'Snd f'-'ecrassing. No part of any such C. A. HYDE day of January, 1947 and was real sign affixed to a structure shall Mayor of the City _a full at.d was passed at a special extend more than eight (8) feet of Palm Springs meeting of said Council held oe above the general ground level ATTIO y1�. 4 � �1f ���✓ the 31st day of January, 1947 by within fifteen (15) set of said LOUTS - 7V1.eCA� l— [he following "nte: s'_gn. "To part of any sign affixed City Clerk of the City Ayes: McCann, Nichols, Turon- to ;he ]and shall be more than of Palm Strings net, Kieley, Martell and Mayor five (5) feet above the ground 1, the undersigned, City Clerk nor less than fifteen feet from of the City of Palm Springs, Car- Noe s: the street line. and all signs and ifornia, hereby certify that the Noes: None name plates shall be parallel to foregoing ordinance, being Ordi- Absent: Farrell the street. nance .No. 172 of the City of I further certify that, said erdi' In Zones or Districts E-2, R-3, Palm Springs, was introduced at ounce was thereupon signed by C. R-4 and T as established by said an adjourned meeting of the City A. ple, Mayor of Palm Springs an at d attested Ordinance No. 75 and amendments Council of said city held on the Ci said an Louise McCaru, thereto, signs shall be permitted 22nd day of January, 1947 and W Clerk of said City. WITNESS my hand and seal of on improved properties as above was read in roll and pissed at a said City this 31st day of January, provided for Districts E-1, R-1, regular meeting of said Council 1947 �Dw-w.I a a7 � R-2 and U, and also as follows: held on the 5th clay of February, LOUISE McCARN. one hgh"-cd or unlighted identi- 1947 by the following vote: (CITY SEAL) City Clerk of the 1'ication sign not exceeding six Ayes: McCann, Nichols, Kieley, City of Palm Springs, Calif. (6) square feet in area for each Farrell, and Mayor Hyde premises improved and used in Aloes: Turonnet I hereby certify that the forego- compliance with said Ordinance Absent: Martell ing ordinance and certificate. were No. 75, for purposes other than T further certify that said or- published in the Palm Springs residential, a similar sign for dinance was thereupon signed by Limelight-News, a daily newspaper each multiple dwelling premises C. A. Hyde, Mayor of the Palm of general circulation, printed, pub- having three or more dwelling; Springs, and attested by Louise listed and circulaed in the City tunics but less than one hundred McCarn, City Clerk of said City. of Palm Springs. �p� �"'!e -.,i,�('00) feet of frontage on public WITNESS my hand and seal LOUISE McCARN, streets, one or more lighted or of said City this Jh day of Febr- City Clerk of ttligbled identification eigns not nary, 1947- ;� °� Palm Springs, California excecd;nq ten (10) square feet in '_'"'r RN �`� S LOUISE 114cCARN ggre,.,ate area for each multiple (City' Seal) City Clerk of the dlvcldny prcu llses having LlireO City or Palm Springs, Calif. or more dwelling units and one hundred (100) .met or more of I hereby certify that the fore- front a, on public streets. All - going ordinance and certificate signs allowed by this stub-para- mere ptublishccl in the Palm graph shall be parallel to the Springs Limelight-News, a daily -.t ll�cs s,cept that vertical newspaper of general circulation, signs attached to buildings and printed, published and circillp,Led � do net projecL more than .-, the City of Palm Spring Ist I ti3 c'elticen inches beyond the vva]]. LOUISE McCARN m, be at right angles to the City Clerk of ,...__f lines I'io 1-art of any sign P^hm Springs, Califo is 300 OR DIN111dCE U'O. 173 the City ClerL of the City of Lis City Clerk a permit fee of AN ORDINANCE Or' HE 'cai,il ;springs, Ono Dollar ($1.00) for each per- CITY OF PALM SPRINGS !hl- 'the City of Palm Springs shall ,nit. LOSING A LICENSE TAi,. F'OR bo decir_ed substiLutcd for the Sec:Llon 8. IL"SUANC:E AND :23E PiIVtLE ria whenever e D1PIhYI l OF' PERMIT, After TA LfC,IBLE PER.S'ONN_I � PRO- State is referred to he said canrplmnce with Sections G and f-L'IZ'iY AT RETs'll , PROV!1J- .;alas and Use 'Pas Law." 7 of this ordm;m:c by the apph- �t"G FOR PilRhITL TO RE- The City Attorney of the City cant, the City Cleric sharp gran(, PaIL LP-S," P..OVIDING FOR of Palm Springs shall be doom- and issue to each apphcant a .,it-u COLLECTION AND PAS- cd subs Lituted for the Attorney .,pa-ate pcniiiir for each place OF MUCH Tlit, PRP•.S- ccnc_.al w.ioniver the AtIonicy of business within the City of C,PI 51NC PEI'-4.LTiL'L F Ol' C:,x-yal is referred to in said Pr,hn Springs. A permti is not 1 ALA 05,:S, ETC".. ':iles ens, lief Tax Law." ast;,^,nablc cr-.d ;s valid only for I The City Council of the City '_l_c (-try 'ire_sure; of the CJr{y the pc2son in aoho'.c ncunc It is of Pahn springs does ordain as . ' 7a!-7, :Jnrings shall be deemed ..-sued and fnr tho transaction of [allows: r.Lb Litu;ed for the State Con- bnsmcss at the piece designated radon 1: IMPOSITION AND Lroticr and State Board of Con- therein; p:ovidccl, however, a TAX. Foy the privilege of trod wlicnecer the State :control- cLanga of doer^Linn may be en- selling tangible personal proper- Icr or State aDavd of Control are So=cd upon the permit by the a, retail a 1a.; s hereby im- r�icrrcd to in said "Sales and City Clcrls upon the payment oA wised upon all retailers at the liar To:: I-arv." a Ica of One Dollar (S1.00). The >ate of one per cent (.Lib) of 'Ihe County of Riverside al.ali permit shall at all times be con- the gross receipts of any retail- be dcciicd substituted for the spicuously displayed at the place rr iron the sale of all tang:blo I_bcuty of Sacramento whonever for which issued. I:c:nonal uroperty sold at retail Via txuidY of S r:�e Seaton s Sec acranto ion 9: REVOCATION OF " 1C- in the City of Palm Springs on furred to in said "Bales and Use PEI"IM"P. Nvheacvec any person anal after Apr11 1st, 1J4"r, The lr I,an Law." fails to comply with any provis- cense tax imposed by the pro-r' ..colon 4: ADOPTION 'OF leis of this ordinance or any rule sions of this ordinance is in ad T1xj( dG AND RECULATIONS or regulaimn adopted pursuant diLon to any and all other ',s,ois 13Y %iFERENCE, The rules and hereto, the City Council of the imposed by any other ordinances regidutions of the State Board Ci'Ly of Pahn Springs, upon hear- of the City of Palm Springs. of Equalizalion pertaining to the' ill,-, n, after giv the person tell S;cctlon 2: TAX 3.EVIIDD IPd in Lmpreiat:on, administration days' notice in writing specifying ;3A1ViF MANNER AS SPATE end enforcement of the "Sales the time end place of hearing ., The tag: hereby levied, ex- and Use Tax Law," insofar as and requiring ]tin to show cause cc7)t es otherwise provided, is applicable, shall apply in the in- 'why his permit or permits should levied in the same manner, to taprctation of this ordhimacc tin- cot be revokes(, nvay revolve or Lhc wipe cxto-nl, and under tile tit specifically abandoned by r-he ,Suspend any one or snore of [lie servo conditions as sales talcs rules or regulations adopted by ,permits held by the person. The r.6• bead fi;rsuant to P,I. 1 of the City Council of the City of notice may be solved personally Division 2 of the California Rev- Pahn SpaLings pursuant, to this or by .nail in the manner pies- cane and 'Taxation Cod , 1•mein u-'cLnahc2, aribed for the service of nonce us !,he "Sales anti Use Tax Lan," Section 5: EFFL'CT OP ADOP- of a deficiency determination un- + -" z!nen&cl and in force and cf 'iSO.d Gl' PARTS OF STATE der the "Sales and Use Tax 1 feet cn licbru&ry 19th, 19. ?. SALES 'FAX LAW VERBATIM. Law." The City C'lerh ;:hall not I Soition 3: AD0:?TI0N OF 111"ECT. 'I'ho inclusion of any issue a new permit after the rc- `„TMPE SALES TAX LAVli ISY clause, portion or part of the 'vocation of a pernuL unless the PT rERENCE• r''3.-CEPT CONL. ''Stale Sales and Use Tax Law," City Council of the City of Pahn All of, the provisions of the Part 1, Division 2 of Lhe Reve- Springs is satisfied that the for "F�;.lea and Ise Tax Lew," as nee and Taxation Code � of the nor holder of a permit 'will conr- rar.eodad and in force and effect Late of California, verbatim in ply with the provisions of this cn February lE)th, 1947, except ih,s ordinance shall not in or of ordinance and the rules and yeg- ihe provisions thereof pertaining _ itself be deemed to exchldc any, Motions adopted pursuant hereto solely "t6 ,the "use Tax" and of the remaining provisions or 1:ud di"egts the Ch CicrIt to is- Gcr:_cns' Cb6Y,, 6052, W53, COGG, ;a'(I "Sales and Use, Tax Law" ace such permit G067, 6068 G069, 6070, C071,"0151, - 1l:at me made a.part hereof by Section 10: RENEFVAL OF (ng3, G453, 64.55, 7052, 7056, 71(Y , referc'rr'e only, I P­M,lif. A scllcr \vacs^ permit 70 'lC3, 1a , pf ' cetor G: APCi has been previously suspendedY _ , , pllcal;lc to sales of property :at 11i:£i41T. Every person "desiring or revoked skull pay the City retail, are hereby adoptod-'and fo engage in or conduct business Clcrl: a fcc of rive Dollar's r_:ade a part of this 'ordinance as , ; a seller within the City of icy the renewal or issuance of tho:tgh fury set forth herein, and Paim Springs shall file with the permit, a7 provisions of any other ordin- City Clerh, an application >cr a Section Il: iINLAWFUL. ACTS a-rco I conllrci therewith are in- per-lit for each place o£ busi_ A parson who migagc's in busi- applicable to this ordinance and nc,^s, Every application for a uess as a scllcr iu the City of th; tax hereby imposed; provid- permit shot be made upon a Pahn Springs without a Lernlit ed, however, the term !'gross re- form prescribed by the City nor permits, or aftor a pw.r_•mit has (opts," as used herein, does not Clm'k and shall set forth the been suspended or revolred and inchido the amount of any tax name tender which the applicant Ibeforc ,pee rcnav✓al or .vissuance imposed by t'l,:e State of Califon- transacts or intends to transact of a permit. and each officer of nia upon el" whir respect to re- L^usincss, the lo-cation of fits place an rorpotaLion which so engages tdl soles"vvhetbcr, imposed, tgpon er place of business, and such `n bnsmcss shal be guilty of a the retailer or upon the cnrsur_i- oLhrr inlormation as the City misdemeanor. er. (1c,1: may require. The applica- Seaton J2: Due DA'TT. The All of the provisions of the Con ehall be signed by the owner laacs imposed by this ordinance ":;ales m:d Use 'liar. I_aw" hereby "f a rntual pc 'son; in il.'c ,ease lyply to each calendar month, I adopird, providing foe the adop- of en asso-iation or partnership, rcmnenciu^ w (i-, [,nevi 'l)17 and 1l lion of miles and rcgula Lions and by a mcrvber or partner-; in rho are due and ]:nyahfe to the City for hcarirrgs 'o❑ the part of the ca-c of a corporation, by an e:=_e- rf Palm Sprint;s mciuldv on or State Beard of Equalization shall rntve officer or scr:^e g._5on botore iLe 70Ih day of the suc- be performed by the City Coun- c�)cc.if'cally authorized by the (sling col^nda mnntit. The oil of the City of Palm Springs. i.;_poraLion to sign the apUlica- f``st rnendnl;+ aayrncnt shall bo Ali other provisions of the "Sales t:on, to which shall be attd'ched due and parable on o,• before .•nd ITsLc Thee Law„ bei,P157 adop- }'(� r.r`ttrn cvidcllie o.° hip: ouch- i✓'. 1:Tth. V9sY, tire calendar ted, providing for the perfor-, i:ronth of AarA, IM,. Succeeding nuance of official action on the Section 7: PERMIT FEE, At rnnn,hly pavircuts covering 1b1- r^;-t nt the ,',late Board of Equ- ?he tune of malting an appLca_ ]w✓in; Calendar months s11111 be , ation shalt be performed b,}, Lion, the applicant shall pay to .�.e and pa-y a.hdc allor before 173 182 8-20-47 1 319 Amending Sees. 3, 6,7,8,9,10, 12,13114,15,18,19 Adding Sec. 03 (a) 219 10- 5-49 1 358 Amending Sees. 2 and 3 220 10-19-49 1 359 Amending Sec. 20 -7t7 'DOI the loth day of each month ed under this ordinance shall be clauses, phrases or portions be thereafter. used for purposes of public !in- declared invalid or unconstitu- Section 13: RETURNS, On or provernerts, such as buildings, tional. before the loth day of the month p a r k s, recreational facilities, Section 25: PUBLICATION following each calendar month streets, etc„ and the remainder AND EFFECTIVE DATE. The return period, a return for the shall be used for general muni- City Cleric is hereby ordered and preceding calendar month shall cipal purposes, directed to certify to the passage be filed with the City of Palm Section 21: It is unlawful for of this ordinance and within fif- Springs in such form as the City any oficer or employee of the teen days from such passage Clerk of t h e City of Palm City of Palm Springs having an either'to cause the same to be Springs may prescribe. Returns administrative duty under this published once in the Palm I shall be signed by the person re- ordinance to,make known in any Springs Daily Limelight-News, a gnired to file the Return or by inanner whatever 1 h e business newspaper of general circulation, his duly authorized agent but stairs, operations, or information printed, published and circulated need not be verified by oath, obtained by investigation of re- in, the City of Palm Springs, or Section 14: CONTENTS OF cards and equipment of any re- in the alternative and in event RETURN. The Return shall show tatter or any other person visit- such procedure be proper, to post the gross receipts of the seller cd or examined in the discharge the same in the manner and for during the preceding reporting of oficial duty, or the amount or the time required by law. This period, The Return shall also source of income, profits, losses, 'ordinance shall become effective show the amount of the taxes expenditures, or any particular thirty ,(30) days after passage. for the period- covered by the thereof; set forth or disclosed in C. A. HYDE Return and such other informa- any return, or to permit any re- Mayor of the City of tion as the City Clerk deems turn or copy therof or any book ATTEST:, Palm Springs necessary for the proper admire- containing, any abstract or par- eQ ni— - Ltrallon of this ordinance. ticulars thereof to be seen or ex- dA—� -v 0Y7 C�uy�.�,J' Section 15: RETURN PER- amined by any person. However, LOUISE McCARN IODS. The City Clerk if he the City Council, may, by reso- Cn,�. Clerk of the City deems it necessary, in order to lution, authorize examination of of Palm Springs. insure payment to or facilitate the returns by Federal or State the collection by the City of offices or empoyees or by the tax' I, the undersigned, City Clerk Palm Springs of the amount of officers of this or any other city of the City of Palm Springs, Cal- taxes, may require returns and if a reciprocal arrangement ex- ifornia, hereby certify that the payments of the amounts of tax- ists, Successors, receivers, trust- foregoing ordinance, being Ordi- es for periods other than calen- ces, executors, administrators, as- nance No, 173 of the City of dar months. signers, and guarantors, if direct- Palm Springs, was introduced at S e c t i o n 16: REIMBURSE- ly interested, may be given in- an adjourned meeting of the City MENT. The tax hereby imposed formation as to the items includ- Council of said city held on the shall be collected by the retail- ed in the measure and amounts 19th day of February and was er from the consumer insofar as of any unpaid tax or amounts of read in full and was passed at it can be clone, lax required to be collected, in- an adjourned meeting of said Section 17: UNLAWFUL AD- terest and penalties. Council held on the 25th day of VERTISING, It is unlawful for Section 22: PENALTIES. Any February, 1947, by the following any retailer to advertise or hold person required to make, render, vote: out or state to the public or to sign or verify any report under Ayes: McCann, Nichols, Turon- any customer, directly or indir- the provisions of this ordinance, net, Martel, Farrell and Mayor ectly, that the tax or any part who makes any false or fraudu- Hyde. therof will be assumed or absor- lent return, with intent to defeat Noes: None bed by the retailer or that it or evade the determination of an Absent: Kieley will not be added to the selling amount due and required to be or- price of the property sold, or paid hereunder, is guilty of a min- I further certify that said by that, if added, it or any part demeanor, and upon conviction C. A. was thereupon signed by thereof will be refunded. Any thereof shall be punishable by a C. A. Hyde, Mayor y Palm person violating any provision of fine of not more than Three Hun- Springs, and attested by Louise this section is guilty of a mis- Bred Dollars ($300.00) or by im- MWITNcCarn, City Cleric n said City. demeanor. prisonment in t h e Riverside WITNESS my hand and seal Section 13: SUIT FOR TAX, of said City this 26th day of County Jail for a period of not All taxes herebylevied shall be more than three months, or by February, 1947, o , l� payable to the City Cleric and both such fine and imprisonment. "", any civil suit for collection there- Section 23: SAME, Any person LOUISE McCARN of may be filed in any court of firm or corporation violating any City Cleric of the City of competent jurisdiction in the of the terms of this ordinance Slate of California, and the City shall be deemed guilty of a Palm Springs, California Attorney of the City of Palm misdemeanor and upon conic- (CITY SEAL) Springs shall prosecute the ac- Lion therof shall be punishable I hereby certify that the fore- tion. by a fine of not more than Three going ordinance and certificate Section 19: RESALE CERTI- Hundred Dollars ($300,00) or by w e r e published in the Palm FICATE. The City Clerk may imprisonment for a period of not Springs Daily Limelight-News, a at his option accept a State of more than three months, or by daily newspaper of general circu- California Resale Certificate as both such fine and imprisonment, lation, printed, published and cir- evidence that any sale is not. Section 24: SEVERABILITY, culated in the City of Palm a sale at retail, or be may in if any section, subsection, sen- Springs, his discs^tlon require an affida- tence, cause, phrase, or portion �� .i�A vit from the seller setting forth of this ordinance is for any rea- LOUISE McCARN such information respecting such son held to be invalid or uncon- sale as he deems necessary to stitutional by the decision of any City Clerk of determine the nature of such court of competent jurisdiction, Palm Springs, California sale. such decision shall not affect the Section 20: DISPOSITION OF validity of the remaining por- PROCEEDS All moneys collect- tions of t It i s ordinance, The ed under and pursuant to the Council of this City hereby de- provisions of this ordinance, shall clares that it would have adopted be deposited and paid into the this ordinance and each section, general fund of the City of Palm subsection, sentence, clause, Springs. phrase, or portion thereof, irres- Seventy-five per cent (75%) of pective of the fact that any one the net proceeds of taxes collect- or more sections, subsections, 302 ORDINANCE No. 174 city held on the 5th day of March, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 1947, and was read in full and OF PALM SPRINGS, AMEND- was passed at an adjourned meet- TdS P1E, S.B.B. C: M., as per ING SECTION 4(c) OF ORDI- mg of said Council held on the 1 14 , 19t1n day of March, 1947, by the of T- on,ie c rds ( . J page e,So NANCE No. 75. of Paaps, records 1, a( Dicyo The City Council of the City of following vote: r;r,unig in 'Torre i2 (Bunca- Ayes: Turonnet, Nichols, Martell, lowCourt a,,-d ]1tr.ril,ip:e i�aa?rly Palm Springs does ordain as fol- ICieley and Mayor Hyde.. Jo; Coo11 3`-elricl i. lows: Noes: None. Section 1: Ordinance No. 75 of Absent: McCann, Farrell. 3c:air.*, 3: Ordinance 1Vo. 174 the City of Palm Springs, being I further certify that said ordi- ot. the City of Paler C•.,,rin ^„adont- the Palm Springs Land Use Ordi- nance was thereupon signed by cd. Scrol,y rc- I nance, adopted December 13, 1939, C. A. Hyde, Mayor of Palm Pealed. is hereby amended in the follow- Springs, and attested by Louise Se^Lbu 4: �<he C'ty CJark ing particulars: McCarn, City Cleric of said City. Lcreby or&:ell m^cl d rected io (a) Section Vol of said or- WITNESS my hand and seal of co.C1P;/ in 9rc hlO;":e;c of I his Or- dinance, classifying the lands in said City this 20th day of March, d;nrmce, and to cc.n.,e mime 1.n be Section 3, Township 4 South, 1947 /+ published once in the Palm Range 4 East, S.B.B.&M., as p,Q r 0' Sarin s LVncbght Nows, a net'✓s- per Map, Sheet-3 of the Official (CityOSeal) g Zoning Ma of said ordinance is LOUSE McCARN, _roocr of `e uc circulation prinl.- P c-d, put icd ¢nd circulated in hereby amended by the follow the City of Pain Sprin;;s Tirs in changes of classifications City Clerk of the City of g g Ordinance shall be effectivo Of lands zoned therein: Palm Springs, California. That certain parcel of land March 21, 1947. ih;r.•ty (3Jr days after passage. having a uniform width of one I hereby certify that the fore- C. IL HYDE, hundred and three-tenths (100.3) going ordinance and certificate Mayor of the City feet measured southerly from were published March 21, 1947, of '.'alai S;a•in^s. and rectangular to the souther- in the Palm Springs Limelight- (Seal) ly right of way line of Via News, a daily newspaper of gen- ATTEST: Olivera (a street sixty feet wide) eral circulation, printed, published f"J UIP>E MCCARN, and extending from Palm Can- and circul ted in the City of Palm City Clerk of the you Drive easterly to a road- Springs. ` a..+a-1 `1'Yl� City of Palm Springs. way reservation thirty (30) feet LOUISE MCCARN, 1„ the undersigned, City Cleric wide adjacent to and westerly City Cleric of the City of of tile City of Patin Springs, Cal(- of the Whitewater Mutual Wa- Palm Springs, California. forma, hereby certify that the ter Company right of way, is (City Seal) forczoin,^, ordmance, being Ordi- hereby placed in and shall be nonce No. 175 of Ube City OF Palm subject to the regulations of Springs, wrs introduced et. s, Zone or District U as provided alerting of the Cify Council 01 by said ordinance. said city hell on the 7th day of That certain parcel of land LIRi D7rl,'ANCE No. 175 Ma-y, 1947, and was --ea,i ill I'ul) having a uniform width of one AN. ORDINANCE OF THE CITY and veas passed at a special rncet- hundred and fifteen-hundreds OF T"AL-Ill SrRINnaS Ai:n"END- ing of said Counril held on the (100.15) feet measured norther- 1NG. SEUTIIONS 4 (c) AND 4 (rya) 21st day of May, 1017, by the fol- ly from and rectangular to the OF e? 1G'ShlFi7^Z©E No 75 AND lowing vote: northerly right of way line of lw ,34 to LFiFGr ORD111?AIliC ,� Ayes: Nichols, Turonn�., Far- Via Escuela (a street sixty feet No. 174. rell, Izicley, HiFley and iViayoi wide) and extending from Pahn The City Council of the City Hyde. Canyon Drive easterly to a road- of Palm Springs does ordain as Noes: ITone. way reservation thirty (30) follows: llbsenl: Martell, feet wide adjacent to and west- Section 1: Section 4 (c) of Or- 1 further clivtify that said or- erly of the Whitewater Mutual dinance No. 75 of the City of Palm dinance was thereupon signed by Water Company right of way, Springs Land Use Ordinance, C. A. Hyde, Mayor of Pahn is hereby placed in and shall adopted T:ec 13, 1939, classifying Springs, and attested by Louise be subject to the regulations of the lands in Section 3, Township McCarr, City Clerk of said City. Zone or District U as provided 4 South, Range 4 East, S.B.B. & iVITNESS my hand and seal of by said ordinance. B/I., as per Map ,Sheet 3 of the sa;d C-ty Urs 21st day of May, Section 2: The City Clerk is official coning map of said Ordi_ 1947. hereby ordered and directed to nance is hereby amended by the (City Seal) certify to the passage of this or- following changes of classifica- v. dinance and to cause the same to tions of lands zoned therein: be published once in Palm Springs By classifying B in zone R-3 e R Limelight-News, a newspaper ofLOUISE fXcCA.RN, Bungalow Court and Multiple City Clerk of the City of general circulation, printed, pub- family dwelling district), the Palen SlTil qs, California. lished and circulated in the City area bounded by Via Ohvera of Palm Springs. This ordinance L,ablisbod May 2', 19.7, in the on y the North, by Palm Canyon Dail Linmlight. shall be effective thirty (30) days Drive on the Southwest, by Via after passage. Escuela on the South and by C. C. HYDE, i. hereby certify Thai. the fore- Mayor of the the Whitewater P/fuhral Wafer coin; ordinance and certificate City of Palm Springs. Company right of way on the were prbhshed M-cy 22, 1947, In ATTEST: east. the Palm Springs LhncF.r,L�-Idea✓s, LOUISE McCARN, J Section 2: Section 4 (m) of a doily newspaper of general cir- said C7zdinance, classifying the culation, pnn!ed, published and -� City Clerk of the lands in Section 13, Township 4 circulated in the City of Palm City of Palm Springs. South, Range 4 East, S.B.B. e 0 Y7 (City Seal) off is Per 11/ap Sheet 13 of the `''� .�� official znnix!g map of said Ordi- I, the undersigned, City Clerk nance, is hereby amended by the -LOUISE McCARN, of the City of Palm Springs, Cali- toliowinglands changzoned therein:changer of classifica- City Clerk of bans of "lands hereby certify that the Springs. Ord foregoing ordinance, being Palm By classifying the Easterly Palm Spr:'.rrgs, Caiil'or.pia. nance No. 174 of the City of Palm Springs, was introduced at a meet- Half of Lot 26 of Palm Valley ing of the City Council of said Colony Lands in Section 13, 174 180 8-12-47 1 307 Repealing Ord. No. 174 'Leo 8-12-47 1 307 Repealing Ord.. No. 175 ORDINANCE No. 116 tion, or to cause or permit to Springs Limelight News, a news- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY be sold, disposed of or offerer paper of general circulation print- OF ]PALM SPRINGS AMEND- for sale any real or personal ed, published and circulated in ING ORDINANCE No. 4S OF property of any kind or de- the City of Palm Springs. This SAID CITY scription at public auction in ordinance shall be effective thirty The City Council of the City of the City of Palm Springs on (30) days after passage. any Saturday, or on any Sun- C. A. HYDE, Palm Springs does ordain as fol- day, or on any holiday, as de- lows: fined in Section 10 of the Politi- Mayor of the SECTION 1: Section i of Ordi- cal Code of the State of Call- City of Palm Springs. nance No. 48 of the City of Palm forma. (Seal) Springs, being an ordinance of The provisions of this section ATTEST: I said City regulating the conduct shall not apply to the sale of of auctions, adopted February property belonging to the United 9th, 1939, is hereby amended to States or the State of Califor- LOUISE McCARTQ, read as follows: nia, nor to the sale of any prop- City Clerk of the erty by virtue of any process City oC Palm Springs. ful for any person, firm,"Section l: It shall be issued b Municipal, State I, the undersigned, City Clerk , coror- y any pa- p-roation or association to sell, of Federal Court, nor to the sale of the City of Palm Springs, Call- dispose of, or offer for sale any pursuant to order of Court, of lornia, hereby certify that the any property of an estate by foregoing ordinance, being Orch- real or personal property of any nance No. 176 of the City of Pahn kind or description at public the legally appointed adminis- trator, executor or guardian Springs, was introduced at a auction in fire City of Palm meeting of the Cily Council of Springs, or cause or thereof." permit to SECTION 3: A new section said city held on the 21st day of be sold, disposed of, or offered full May, 1047 and was read in for sale, any real or personal numbered 3 is hereby added to and was erased at an adjournedinfuh property of any kind or descrip- said Ordinance No. 48, reading as p follows: meeting of said Council held on Cityat Public auction in the "Section 3: It shall be uu the 27th clay of May, 1947, by City of Palm Springs, in the "er the following vote: following districts as the same lawful for any person, firm, corporation or association to Ayes: Nichols, Turonnet, Mar- are now or may hereafter tell, Kieley, Bigley and Mayor established and defined by thehe sell, dispose of or offer for sate any real or personal property Hyde. Palm Springs Land Use Ord.- P nance, being Ordinance No. 7.5 of any kind or description at Noes: None. of said City, and ordinances public auction in the City of Absent: Ferrell, amendatory thereof, namely: Palm Springs or to cause or I further certify that sa'd osd: E-1 Estate District. permit to be sold, disposed of or nance was thereupon signed by E-2 Guest Ranch District. offered for sale any real or per- C. A. iIyde, Mayor of Palm R-1 Single-family residence sonal property of any kind or Springs, and attested by Louise: District. description at public auction in McCain, City Clerk of said City. the City of Pain Springs at a WITNESS my hand and seal R-2 Two-Family residence District. place which is not within a of said City this 23th day of ➢fay, permanent building. 1947. R-3 Bungalow Court and The provisions of this section (City Seal) ' multiple-family dwelling Dis- shall not apply to the sale of 0 "`-"'^ f tine-' property belonging to the United EE7���TTT"'��'""""`��� _�_�)_vNf R-4 Apartment and Hotel States or to the State of Cali- LOUISE MCCARN, District. lornia, nor to the sale of any T Trailer Court, District. City Clerk of the City of U Unclassified District property by virtue of any pro- palm Springs, Calfornia. cess issued by any Municipal, C Limited business .Dis- State or Federal Court, nor to Published May 31, 1947, in The titert'. the sale Daily Limelight. A11 such auction sales within Pursuant to order of Court, of any property of an the City of Palm Springs are estate by the legally appointed lowing 1?ecediy certify that the fore- required to be ]geld the fol- administrator, executor or going ordinance and certificate lowing districts as are now or guardian thereof." were published Tday 31, 1947, in c may hereafter be established the Palm Springs Limelight-News, and defined by said Palm SECTION 4: A new section a weekly newspaper of general numbered 4 is hereby added to Springs Land Use Zoning Or- circulation, antcd, r)ubpshed and the said Ordinance No. 4$ read- I dinance, namely: C-2 General retail business ing as fellows: circulated in the City of Paun District. ",eerier 4: sub—c any 'poi- Springs. n C-3'�, General commercial Lion, section, sttb-section, sen- District. tenc-e, clause or phrase of thus L OUISE McCARI'd, The provisions of this section ordinance for any reason be shall not apply to the sale of held to be invalid or unconsti- City Clerl-, of property belonging to the United tutienal by the decision of any palm Springs, California. States or to the State of Cali- Court of competr-nt jurisdiction, fornia, lie!, to the sale of any such docis'nn shall not afrect property by virtue of any pro- the validity of the remaming cess issued by any Municipal, Portions of this orcLnanc•c. State or Federal Court, nor to The City Council hereby de- the sale pursuant to order of cla-es that it vvould have passed Court, of any property of an this ordinance and each per- estate by the legally appointed tion, section, sub-section, son- administrator, executor or guar- tense, clause and phrase there- than thereof." of, irrespective of the fact that SECTION 2: Section 2 of said one or more of said portions, Ordinance No.49 is hereby amend- sections, sub-sections, sentences, ed to read as follows: clauses or phrases thereof be "Section 2: It shall be unlaw- declared invalid or unconstdtu- ful for any person, firm, cot- honal." poration or association to sell, SECTION 5: The City Cleric is dispose of or offer for sale any hereby ordered and directed to real or personal property of any certify to the passage of this orth- kind or description in the City nance and to cause the same to of Palm Springs at public auc- be published once in The Palm 304 I � I 305 ORDINANCE No. 177 ions recreational and sporting of funds by the City for ex- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY events here, and to distribute penditures and services contem- OF PALM SPRINGS "PRO- information in regard thereto plated hereunder shall not cre- PRIATING THE SUM OF TWO by correspondence, publicity ate any fixed or binding obli- THOUSAND DOLLARS($2,000.00) through the press, and personal cations upon the City to pay FOR USE IN PROMOTION, AD- contacts favorably promoting, same to the Chamber of Com- VERTISING AND PUBLICITY publicizing an d advertising mean, but such payment shall FOR SAID CITY DURING THE Publicizing and advertising same, he denendent upon the filing of 1947-48 FISCAL YEAR (c) To prepare and distribute proper claims and reports evi- The City Council of the City to the press and public articles, dencing the services rendered of Palm Springs does ordain as news stories, photographs, liter- and expenditures made as re- follows: - ature, and scientific and histori- quired hereby, and shall also I SECTION 1: The City Council cal information and advertising, be dependent upon the avail- promotional and publicity matter ability of funds for said pur- of the City Of Palm Springs, hav- descriptive of the City and its poses during the saza fiscal ing jurisdiction, power and au- attractions and advantages. and year. thority for that purpose, pursuant to develop and make proper SECTION 4: The City Clerk if, to and in compliance with an act surveys whereby desirable out- hereby ordered and directed ".o of the Legislature of the State side persons may be induced to certify to the passage of this pr- of California entitled "An Act visit and reside in the City. dinauce and to cause the same to Authorizing Municipal Corpora- (d) To aid in promoting home be published once in The Palm tions to Expend Money for Ad- building programs and the dc- paper of Springs Limelight News, a nett':; vertising or Publicity Purposes" (Statutes of 1927, page ll4), and sirable development and bene- edp ublishodgeperalci and cdreulat p im. Section 862.23 of "An Act to Pro- 1'icial use of unoccupied and va- P vide for the Organization, Incor- cant properties. ils City of Palm Springs. Thl:, poration and Government of Mu- (e) To promote and invite ordinance shall be effective thirty nicipal Corporations" approved desirable classes of visitors, (30) days after passage. March 13, 1883 (Statutes of 1883, tourists and resort trade, also page 93), and having determined Professional and business meet- C. A. I-IYDE, that the public interest, necessity ings and conventions whereby Mayor of the and convenience so require, and additional persons may visit and City of Palm Spz:vs. that the amount hereinafter ap- become acquainted with the (Seal) propriated is within the limits City of Palm Springs. fixed by law, there is hereby ap- W To study the needs of ATTEST: ,�''ST: propriated from the general fund the community as to public im- of the City of Palm Springs the provements of every character ��- sum of Two Thousand Dollars and to prepare data, attend con- LOUISE MCCABN, ($2,000.00) for use during the fis- ferences,, and by every proper City Clerk of the cal year 1947-48 in providing a method aid in securing and in City of Palm Springs. fund to be expended for promo- regulating and planning such tion, publicity and advertising for improvements so as to benefit I, the undersigned, City Cleric the City of Palm Springs. the City, of the City of Palm Springs, Call- SECTION 2: Said fund shall (g) To carry o fornia, hereby certify that ther such other foregoing ordinance, being Ordx- be disbursed on claims and de- duties as may be required of nance No. 177 of the City of Palm mands presented, audited and paid the Chamber by the City Coun- Springs, was introduced at a meet- as in the case of all other claims cil in order to promote the against the City of Palm Springs, further development of the City ing of the City Council. of said and in the manner provided by as a high class winter resort city held on the day of May, 1947, and was read in full and loco and ordinance, and shall be and residential area. was passed at an adjourned meet- expended through the instrumen- SECTION 3: All payments to ing of said Council held on the tality of the Palm Springs Cham- said Chamber of Commerce from 27th day of May, 1947 by the fol- ber of Commerce according to the fund hereby appropriated lowing vote: the contract or agreement which shall be subject to the following Ayes: Nichols, Turomxet Mar- shall be made with that organiza- conditions: tell, Aieley, Bigley and Mayer Lion by the City of Palm Springs (a) All payments shall be IIyde. for that purpose, whereby it shall made upon a claim or demand Noes: None. undertake to carry on such pro- presented, audited and paid as Absent: Farrell. motional, advertising and public- in the case of all other claims I further certify that said or- ity activities and services on be- against the City of Palm Springs, dinance was thereupon signed by half of the City of Palm Springs adn in the mauner provided by C. A. Hyde, Mayor of Pahn during the fiscal year 1947-48 law and ordinance. Springs, and attested by Louise ending June 30, 1948, as the City McCain, City Clerk of said City. Council may require of it, and to (b) The Chamber shall, s WITNESS use its facilities and its special the time of presenting its claims idCity my hand and real of for hits hereunder, submit to said City this 28th day of May, knowledge and experience, and 1py7 the City Council a report.shall act an administrative scribing its activities for the the (City Seal) agent to perform orm the mechanical and ministerial functions of ap- preceding months, and particu- plying and expending said funds larly setting forth the services I,OU-ST P3cCe1P'I, in furtherance of the objects for referred to in ,Sections (al City Clerk of the Cis, of which they are appropriated, by through (g) of the preceding Palm Springs, California. rendering the following service; Section which have been ren- Published May 29, 1947, in the during the fiscal ,year 1947-48: dcrcd and which are contem- Dally Limelight. plated by it, and no payment:•, — (a) To maintain suitable shall be :Wade to the Chambe_ I hereby certify that the fore- quarters and facilities in the of Commerce until the re o:-ts g City of Palm Springs and em- P were ordinance and cer917, lc regti>-red in tli�s pars, have were published May 29, 1927, its ploy competent personnel to been filed. the Palm Springs Limelight-Notvs, Properly carry on the activities ,, a daily news ener.^.1 r_'r- and services herein enumerated (C> The Chaxm„cr Of Co-n- page" of f; (b) To promptly and care- merce shall receive payment culation. printed, published and F F y oxvy for the experscs actualiy circulated in the City of Palm fully answer all communica- pa,'_d out or i m"'Cd by it m Springs. lions and inquiries relative to carrying out the duties required the resort, scenic, climatic and cc!;e , specified in Se;ve a ), � - residential advantages and at- hereof, and shot not rccdve any wti tractions of the City of Palm LOUISE MCCARN• -compensation for services of its Springs, facilities for accommo- own office:; or emp!oyoes in City Clerk of elation of visitors, and the var- carrying out such requirement;:. Palm Springs, Cahforrfrt. (d) The within appropriation 306 meeting of the City Council of ORDINANCES No. 178 I hereby certify that the fore- said city held on the 16th day of AN ORDINANCE OF TEL CITY going ordinance and certificate Jul,, 1947, and was read in full OF PALM SPRINGS `FIXING were published July 8, 1947, in and was passed at an adjourned TIIE AMOUNT OF MONEY the Palm Springs Limelight-News, meeting of said Council held on NECESSARY TO BE RAISED a weekly newspaper of general the 22nd day o£ July, 1947, by the BY TAXATION FOR TIIE circulation, printed, published and fo lowing vote: FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING circulated n the City of Palm Ayes: Nichols, Bigley, Pieley, JULY 1, 194'7. Spring Sc s. y � Martell and Mayor Hyde. The City Council of the City of (Clt � eCl/LN Clods: None. Palm Springs does ordain as fol- A-e! Absent: 'Turonnet and ,Farrell. N lows: LOUISE MCCAR , I further certify Lhat said ordi- SECTION 1: The amount of City Clerk of Palm nance' was thereupon signed by Springs, California. Clarence A. Hyde, Mayor of Palm I money necessary to be raised by Springs, and attested by Louise taxation upon the taxable prop- 179 McCarn, City Clerk of said City. erty within the City of Palm ORDINANCE No. IV WITNESS my hand and seal of Springs as a revenue to carry on AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY said City this 22nd day of July, the various departments of such OF PALM SPRINGS FIXING a_ City for the fiscal year beginning THi, TIME AND PLACE OF 19 l r (City July 1, 1947, is hereby fixed as OFFICIAL MEETINGS OF follows: TIIE CITY COUNCIL OF SAID - LOUISE MCCARN, (a) For the maintenance and CITY AFTER JULY 22nd, 1947. City Cleric of the City of support of and the purchase of The City Council of the City of Palm Springs, California. property for the public library, Palm Springs does ordain as fol- Publish July "��, Y947. known as the "Welwood Mar- lows: _ ray Memorial Hospital of the SECTION 1: All official meet- I hereby certify that the fore- City of Palm Springs" (the ings of the City Council of the going ordinance and certificate maintenance of said public li- City of Palm Springs after July were published Friday, July 25, brary not being otherwise pro- 22nd, 1947, at 5:15 A. M., and un- 1947, in the Palm Springs Lime- vided for), the suns of Foui til further order of the City Coun- light,News, a weekly newspaper Thousand Four IIlndred F1f ty cil, shall be held in the auditor- of general circulation, printed, "(j4,45.0.00) Dollars; and hum of the El Paseo Theatre at published and circulated in the `Yb) 'For,Ahe carrying on of the Northeast corner of Palm City of alm Springs. the various departments of the C2myon Drive and Tamarisk Road, City, other than said public which premises also are known as (7-<�"1--s-f �� C —"'"'"•"�' library, the sum of One Hun- 810 North Palm Canyon Drive, in LOUISE McCARN, dred Fifty Thousand Fitly the City of Palm Springs, County City Clerk of ($150,050.00) Dollars. of Riverside, State of California. Palm Springs, California. SECTION 2: The City Clerk is The regular meetings of said City hereby ordered and directed in Council shall be held on the first certify to the passage of this or- Wednesday of each month at 7:30 dinance and to cause the same to o'clock P. M. of said day. be published once in Palm Springs SE!1'"i')TS 2: Ordinances No. 1, Limelight-News, a newspaper of 41, and 143, of the City of Palm general circulation, printed, pub- Springs are hereby repealed: lished and circulated in the City SECTION 3: This ordinance is I of Palm Springs.' This ordinance here"y cleclarcd to be an emer- shall be effective thirty (30) days gency mensu,;e ne+,ssary for the after passage. immedl:auc preser a.;on of tic• public pence hoalth and safehe C. A. HYDE, within the meaning of Section 861 Mayor of the of "An Act to Provide for the City of Palm Springy. Organization, Incorporation, and (Seal) /� Goveniment of Municipal Cor- ATTEST: A.... L,( • i porations," approved March 18, "—I-A -f 11 -bhwv� 1883, (Statutes 1883, page 93, as LOUISE McCARN, amended), and shall be effective City Clerk of the imm,dlately. City or Palm Springs. A statement of the facts con- I, the undersigned, City Clerlc stituting such necessity is as fol- of the City of Palm Springs. Cali- lows: fornia, hereby cer Lify that the The premises where meetings foregoing ordinance, being Orih of the Council heretofore have nonce No. 178 of the City of Palm been held are unsatisfactory and Springs, was introduced at a inconvenient and it will not be meeting of the City Council of 'possible to use sold quarters said city held on the 30th day of any lon-or. Accordingly, the June, 1947, and was react in full Council is now arranging for a and was passed at an adjourned new place of meeting. - mceLing of said Council held oa SECTION 4: The City Clerk is the 7Ch day of Jul,,, 1947, by thr hereby ordered and directed to - following vote: certify to the passage of this or- Ayes: NICHOLS, MARTELL, dinance and to cause the same to BIGLEY and MAYOR HYDL be published once in Palm Springs Noes: None. Limelight-News, a newspaper of Absent: TURONNET, IiIELEY general circulation printed, pub- I and FARRELL. lished and circulated in the City I further certify that said or- of Palm Springs. dinance was thereupon signed by CLARENCE A. HYDE, C. A. Hyde, Mayor of Palm Mayor of the Springs, and attested by LouisL, Cl of Palm Springs. McCarn, City Clerk of sahj City. ATTEST: .µ.,-s-�p Ah,C-&iyr,/ WITNESS my hand and seal of LOUISF' McCARN,said Cl this 8th day of July, City Clerk of the 1947. City of Palm Springs. " (City1 � G� M/ 1, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, Cali- LOUISE MCCARN, forma, hereby certify that the City Clerlc of the City of foregoing ordinance, being Ordi- Palm Springs, California. nance No. 179 of the City of Palm Springs, was introduced at a 198 7- 7-48 1 333 Repealing Ord. 'No. 179 180 191. 4-20-48 1 329 Amending Sec. 3.1 193 5- 5-46 1 330 Amending Sec. 3.1 200 9-15-43 1 334 Amending Secs . 3.1, 17.r/ and 8.7 209 3- 9-49 1 345 Amending Sec . 10.2 211 4- 6-49 1 350 Amending Sees. 4.24 and 15.4 218 8-17-49 1 356 Amending Sees . 18.3 and P-1,2 221 12-14-49 1 359 Amending See. 17.3 228 8- 2-50 1 364 Amending See. 3.1 233 5-9-51 1 31P9 Amending Subsection (9),j See. 18.2 and Sec. 3.1 236 5-27-51 1 3 9 0 Amending See. 3.1 238 8-22-51 1 371 Amending Sec. 2.47 and adding Subsection (i) to Sec. 4.19 243 12-5-51 1 373 Amending Sec. 3.1 248 4-23-52 1 377 Amending Sees. L.12, 7-8, 8-8, 9-3, 13.6, 14.6 and 15.7 and adding subsection (j) to Sec. 4.19 251 8-6-52 1 380 Amending Sec. 3.1 252 8-6-52 1 380 Amending Sec. 3.1 255 1-21-53 1 382 Amending Sec. 3.1 2", 1f-3 �77- /a ORDINANCE NO. 180 SECTION 2.4 APARTMENT SECTION illl C1OMPENSATION: PALM SPRINGS HOUSE: Any building or portion The word ''c6mipensation" means LAND USE ORDINANCE thereof occupied as the home or anything of, vdlue. residence of two or more families AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY living independently of each oth- SECTION 2.i$;DWELLING,fi0NE OF PALM SPRINGS ESTAB- er and doing their cooking in the FAMILY: A building containing LISHING LAND USE CLASSI- same buildimr. but one (1) �Itchen�=dynsed to FICATIONS AND DISTRICTS house not motel than one'(1) fam- WITHIN THE CITY OF PALM SECTIOT. 2.5 AUTOMOBILE ily, including domestic employees SPRINGS; CREATING A ZON- STORAGE SPACE: A permanent- of.such family. ING BOARD; REGULATING ly maintained space on the same lot or building site as the use it ,ECTION 2.19 DWELLING, MUL- THE USE OF PROPERTY, is designed to serve; having an HEIGHT OF STRUCTURES TPLE FAMILY: A building or area of not less than two hundred portion thereof used to house two AND OPEN SPACES FOR (200) square feet, and so located LIGHT, AIR AND VENTILA- and arranged as to permit the (2) more families, including TION; ADOPTING A MAP OF p domestic employees each such storage of, and be readily accessi- family, living independently of SAID LAND USE DISTRICTS; ble to, a passenger automobile of each other, and doing their own PRESCRIBING PENALTIES average size under its own power. cooking. FOR VIOLATION THEREOF; REPEALING ALL ORDIN- SECTION 2.6 BASEbfENT: A ANCES IN CONFLICT THERE- story partly underground and hav- SECTION 2.20 DWELLING WITH, ETC. ing at least one-half its height, UNIT: A building or portion there- measured from its floor to its fin- of used by one (1) family and The City Council of the City of ished ceiling, below the average containing but one (1) kitchen. Palm Springs does ordain as fol. adjoining grade. A basement shall lows: be counted as a story if the ver- SECTION 2.205 D W E L L I N G, tical distance from the average GUEST: A building which occu- ARTICILE I adjoining grade to its finished pies not more than one-fiftieth ceiling is over five (5) feet. (1/50th) of the area of the lot on In order to provide the economic which it is situated, which con- and social advantages resulting tains no cookingfacilities and from an orderly physical plan and SECTION 2.7 BOARDING, which is used exclusively for hous- use of land resources and to con- ROOMING or LODGING HOUSE: serve and promote the public A building or portion thereof, ing of members of,a,,single family health, peace, safety, comfort, con- which is used to accommodate, for and their non-paying guests. No venience and eneral welfare, compensation, not more than five reduction of the general side or g there is hereby adopted and es (5) boarders and/or roomers in rear yard setbacks shall be al- tab- addition to the members of the oc- -lowed for guest dwelling despite fished an Official Land Use Plan cupant's immediate family occupy- any other provisions of 'this or- - for the City of Palm Springs. This ing such building. dinance. plan is adopted 'pursuant to the -' authority of Chapter 838, Statute's SECTION 2.8 BUILDING: A SECTION 2.21 EDUCATIONAL of 1929, State of California, and structure having a roof supported INSTITUTION: Schools, colleges all acts amendatory thereof or by columns or walls (See "Strut- or universities, supported wholly supplementary thereto, ture"). or in part by public funds, and other schools, colleges and univer- SECTION 1.1 LAND USE ORDI- SECTION 2.9 BUILDING sities giving general instruction, as NANCE: This ordinance shall be HEIGHT: The vertical distance determined by the California State - - known and cited as the Palm measured from the average level Board of Education. Springs Land Use Ordinance. of the highest and lowest points of that portion of the lot covered SECTION 2.22 ERECTED: The ARTICLE II by the building to the uppermost word "erected" includes built, DEFINITIONS portion of the building. built upon, added to, altered, con- For the purposes of this ordi- SECTION 2.10 BUILDING SITE: structed, reconstructed, moved up- nance, certain words and terms The ground area of a building or on or any physical operations on used herein are herewith defined. buildings together with all open the land required for a building. spaces adjacent thereto, as re- When not inconsistent with the quired by this ordinance. SECTION 2.23 FAMILY: One or context, words used in the present more persons living as a single tense include the future tense; SECTION 2.11 BUNGALOW housekeeping unit as distinguished words in the singular number in- COURT: Two or more dwelling from a group occupying a board- clude the plural number and words units, detached or connected. ing, rooming or lodging house, ho- in the plural number include the tel or club. A family shall be singular number. The word "shall" SECTION 2.12 CLUB: A non- deemed to include domestic serv- profit association of persons who ants. is always mandatory and not are bona fide members, paying merely directory. The word "may" regular dues, and are organized SECTION 2.24 GARAGE, PRI- is permissive. for some common purpose, but not VATE: An accessory building or a SECTION 2.1 ACCESSORY including a group organized solely main building or portion thereof B or primarily to render a service used for the shelter or storage of BUILDING: A subordinate build-or a customarily carried on as, a com- self-propelled vehicles, owned or g part of the main build- mercial enterprise. operated by the occupants of a ing on the same lot or building main building and wherein there site, the use of which is wilding,den. SECTION 2.13 CITY: The incor- Lal to that of the main building, is no service or storage for com- porated City of Palm Springs. pensation. I and which is used exclusively by the occupants of the main build- SECTION %14 CITY COUNCIL: SECTION 2.25 GARAGE, PUB- ing. The City Council of the City of LIC: Any building, except one Palm Springs. herein defined as a private or SECTION 2.2 ACCESSORY USE: storage garage, used for the stor- A use customarily incidental and SECTION 2.15 CLINIC: A place age, care or repair of self-pro- accessory4o the principal use of a used for the care, diagnosis and lot or a building located upon the treatment of sick, ailing, infirm gelled vehicles where any such same lot or building site. and injured persons and those who vehicles are equipped for operation, are in need of medical or surgical or kept for hire. SECTION 2.3 ALLEY: A public attention, but who are not provid- SECTION 2.26 GARAGE, STOR- thoroughfare or way having a ed with board or room nor kept AGE: Any building or- portion width of not more than twenty overnight on the premises. thereof, other than one defined (20) feet which affords only a SECTION 2.16 COMMISSION: herein as a public garage or pri- secondary means of access t0 The City Planning Commission of vate garage, used only for the abutting property. the City of Palm Springs. storage of self-propelled vehicles. 308 SECTION 2.27 HOSPITAL: A ordinance applicable to the district hicle designed to be drawn by a building or portion thereof used in which such building is situated. motor vehicle and to be used for for the accommodation of sick, in- human habitation or for carrying jured or infirm persons, and shall SECTION 2.37 NONCONFORM- persons or property, 'including a include clinics, sanitaria, sanitaria, ING USE: The use of a building trailer coach. The term "trailer" convalescent and rest homes and or land which was legal when es- shall also include self-propelled boarding homes for children and tablished, but which because of vehicles used for human habita- aged persons. the adoption or amendment of this t.ion. ordinance conflicts with the provi- SECTION 2.23 HOTEL: A n y sions of this ordinance applicable SECTION 2.50 TRAILER PARK: building or portion thereof con- to the district in which such use Any lot, open area or parcel of taining six (6) or more guest is located. lend used for parking or storage rooms used by six (6) or more of trailers used for housekeeping I guests, for compensation; includ- SECTION 2.38 OCCUPANCY, o sleeping or liv.ing quarters.r in-, dormitories, Turkish baths, CHANGE OF: The term "change bachelor hotels and studio hotels, of occupancy" shall mean a dis- SECTION 2.51 USE: The purpose where no provision for cooking is continuance of an existing use and for which land or a building is ar- made in any individual suite, and the substitution therefor of a usa ranged, designed or intended, or excepting jails and hospitals. Such of a different kind or class. for which either is or may be oc- hotel may not have accessory com- SECTION 2.30 OCCUPIED: The copied or maintained. mercial uses, word "occupied" includes used, ar- SECTION 2.52 USED: The word SECTION 2.20 HOTEL RESORT: ranged, converted to, rented or "used" includes occupied, ar- A hotel, including all accessory leased, or intended to be occupied. ranged, designed for or intended buildings as defined in Section SECTION 2A0 PERSON: The to be used. 2.28 of this ordinance, and having word "person" includes association, SECTION 2.53 •YARD: An open a building site or hotel grounds company, firm, corporation, part- P containing not less than fifty thou- and unoccupied space on a lot on sand (50.000) square feet. Such nership, co-partnership or joint which a building is situated and, hotel may have accessory core- venture. except where otherwise provided mercial uses operated primarily 5ECTI0N 2.41 ROOF: The solid in this ordinance, open and unob- for the convenience of the euests cover of a building. structed from the ground to the thereof, provided there is no street sky entrance directly to such commer- SECTION 2.42 RANCH, GUEST: cial uses, and further provided A hotel, including all accessory SECTION 2.54 3'ARD, FRONT: such commercial uses shall not oc- buildings and commercial uses op- A yard extending across the full cupy more than twenty (20) per crated primarily for the conveni- width of the lot between the side cent. of the ground floor area of ence of the guests thereof, having lot lines and between the front lot. such hotel building. a building; site or hotel grounds line and either the nearest line of containing not less than four and the ruin building; or the nearest SECTION 2.30 KITCHEN: Any one-hall' (41,,'s) acres. line of any enclosed or covered room in a building or dwelling �, parch. ,,F TION 2.43 STABLE, COM- unit which is used for cooking or MERC1AL: A stable for horses SECTION 2.55 YARD, REAR: A preparation of food. which are let, hired, used or yard extending across the full I SECTION 2.31 LOT: Any area or boarded on a commercial basis and width of the lot between the side parcel of land under one owner- for compensation• lot lines and measured between ship abutting upon at least one 0) ',SECTION 2.44 STABLE, PRI- the rear lot line and the nearest street on January 12, 1940, or any VATE: A stable for horses which rear line of the main building or area or parcel of land shown with are used by the occupants of the the neares+'. line of any enclosed a separate and distinct number on dwelling a on the property and their or covered porch. where a rear a subdivision tract map duly re- guests, without compensation. yard abuts a street it shall meet corded. front yard requirements of the (SECTION 2.45 STORY: That por- district. SECTION 2.32 LOT, CORNER: tion of a building included between SECTION 2.56 Z1IiD, SIDE: A A lot located at the junction of the surface of any floor and the Y=ird extending from the front two (2) or more intersecting finished ceiling next above it or streets having an ,angle of inter- yard to the rear yard between the section of not more than one hum- "the finished under surface of the sidle lot line and the nearest line dred thirty-five (135) degrees, roof directly over that particular floor of the :vain building, or of any with a, boundary line thereof her. , accessory building attached there- dering on two (2) of the streets. to. SECTION 2.46 STREET: A public SECTION 2.33 LOT, INTERIOR: or an approved private thorough- ARTICLE III fare or road easement which af- DISTRICTS AND MAP A lot, other than a corner lot. fords the principal means of ac- cess to abutting property, but not For the purposes of this ordi- including an alley. nance the City of Palm Springs An interior lot bating frontage on is hereby divided into the follow- two (2) parallel or approximately SECTION 2.47 STRUCTURE: parallel streets. Anything constructed or erected in@; land use districts: and the use of which requires R-1 Single Family Estates Dis- SECTSON 2.35 LOT LINES: The more or less permanent location trict boundary lines of lots are: on the ground or attachment to Front lot line: The line dividing a something having a permanent lo- I.1A Single Family Residence lot from the street. On a corner cation on the ground, but not in- District lot only one (1) street line shall eluding walls and fences less than I be considered as a front lot line, four and one-half (41/) feet in R-3 Multiple Dwelling District and such front lot line shall be height, when located in front R 4 Hotel District determined by the Commission. yards, or less than six (6) feet in Rear lot line:The line opposite the height when located in side or rear R-I-I Resort Hotel District front lot line. yards, nor other improvements of y;2 Guest Ranch District; Side lot lines: Any lot lines other a minor character. than the front lot line or the C-R Combination Residence'and rear lot line. ;SECTION 2.48 STRUCTURAL Commercial District ALTERATIONS: Any change in SECTION 2.36 DTONCOCONPOR&I-building which the supporting members of a C-1 Restricted Business District ING BUILDING: A ildingQ but building' beams, girders, floor such as bearing walls, C-3 Retail Business District was legal when bu which because of the adoption or , joists or roof joists. CS-3 General Commercial District amendment of this ordinance con- flicts 'with the provisions of this SECTION %49 TRAILER: A ve- MA Manufacturing District 0; T Trailer Park District of building or use in any district performed by integration of mate- W Watercourse District shall be deemed a prohibition of rials on the site before the effec- such building or use in all more tive date of this ordinance, may restrictive Pustricts, except as oth- nevertheless be continued and STC71ON 3.1 OFFHCIAL LAND erwise specified. completed in accordance with the 01,11 ]PY fifl: The areas assigned plans and specifications upon to these districts, the designation SECTI®W 4.S ADDITIONAL which the permit was issued. of the sane and the boundaries of 1"E'ENIiTTE D USES: Uses other S,'✓rT'SCPd-- ,g3 2ECOWSsTa:,TTc- the d str cos shown upon the map than those specifically mentioned Tgt7,,r 5-„pi BAINfAGti�D I CI OnC N- here:o attached and made a part-1M, in this ordinance as uses permitted p'Fb1't:VilPitr DUI'LDIT�SQ^u-: The pro- of this, crdinance are hereby es•34 in each of the districts also may visions of this ordinance shall not I tablistied; said map being desig- be allowed therein, provided such preveliL the reconstruction, repair- nalyd es the "Official Land Use additional uses are similar to ing or rebuilding and continued Pfau," m,d said map and its prop- these mentioned and are, in the use of any nonconforming build- cc su'cc,.tiers, ieferenccs and other ep_ilon of Lhe Connniss.on as evf- ing danmged by fire, e,cplosicn or information shown thereon shall dented by resolution of record, not Acts of God or the enemy subse- bo as much a part oe this ordi- niorz obnoxious or detilielenlal to cucnt to the effective date of this nonce a if the hatters and in- the welfare of the community i,i'd'an,ue, wherein the cost of =olnMl lion set fortis b,y said rnap than the permitted uses specifi- such reconstruction, repairing' or l,ore La11J desciib^_d heroin. caily mentioned for any district, rc,huildlng does not exceed the to- -EuITHO:, 3.d UiSrE'f`,TAiJDlTY tal asses.,cd vaw Lion of such ._S T,y L_� 'loLoJ� ,L''I7i?P[A- N:_e„uIDr7 n.5 P.a�3DFTf0- NAL Din- build:!ir, ., she tune such damage c - rJp.ei`L]r;FS IlJu?'rS: Uccs olher than occurred. Fn"1�FJ: `✓✓intro u,cer taiaty exists • Lclis• spa^'ifically rnent.oncd in as t the boundaries the of any dis- sy,C'T?:y_? r_.0 iIG PirC;�Ie- J.l:w:a tars orc'.manco as use, esciuded ,,let shown on the Official Land "'iSG;i U,i� Sy<i�:i'i77_Tt[rSy;'r Lr1-aOrr2 )G-om any disiricL also may be er.- Use Plan, Lila foliow;ng rules shall , ._,fa'te Clr'4 idb LJ: The provisions chir,ed Ihcrefrorn, provded such `npl"ly' _ucltional eses are, i;n the epinioi. of Llis cc Jinance shall apply to uccs aohlch become nonconioesmng (al Where district boundaries of the Ccmmssicn as evidenced. L, rcc:,c„ of Tile adoption or ✓iris by resolution of ro,ord, equally or y 2�-c indicated as aporosimctcly o:2enancz or any �ncnc,aicnt mo_c of;eu%;olls or detrdnontal to ieilo;✓'r^ si_eet hots, alloy lines i1ne.ecL as of the cSdec'dvc da Lc of the e of Lhe cone nncmiLv then or 'oi hues, sn.%�Sn ll o shall bee cscluded -uses sacelficaily adios Lion or emur lfment. to be seta b,;.indarLes. - - . .. ..Lucncd for any district. _=..,y1_P_� Sill© LrJr._TIG:I OF (hl Tn ,miscrvy or _ . . T � - ,- Except in multiple LP,rclllrg n!•ac lcaYicLts or where the dst•_ict heurdar, 1L,e - u 1 J ..�. ,. LUi:.,l'�i 71'a1S E111D GI II]€1: ._,li s alel, ;lie location of 5Lleh '^Ye folio:`rg regula Lions shall ;.p- o,h,,_a'se nzoaic;ed in this ordin- �ktry, unless tho came is in- �nuc, rncry clweiin'g shall face cr r to ail no,iconiormin6 buildings c: ate by CAeafic dimcasions, n�o tail;: a l"LL6, or p, m.,n^nc :Sl -1 ifs cS.9tmg on lbc CfiCCtive _ dlail be 'cl,,r,cn.__cy b;; use of the tc;_:z a( tide orcL:c.nce: " . _ca'o ainpcaring en tine Official > ro n�cnL Shall Ell-, dr✓c]_tug lees . a._„ ��c L_ia (a) P--n- nonccnror•.ning bu:ldir�, en dr�n, ucon an i,':ley. „� hay be cot;tied arc; main- - :- _ ' L' Gig iJ-i ]`�6�C Titer.' (C) case any 'iurt]icr uncer- �uahncd p,cv_c!ad chore arc no _ ^cy c;u,,elli.`lg erected r_'. t- czcir,is the Comm:�sion ��- tu.-a1 ul_c.aiious c:cept as , . J '� •,,ov'dc(l ;n S dons 4.7 and 4.S t,-mr !:e eany LLve date of ll�s oc°' .� ,aII interpret u,c itient of the 1• - `"" d,nim:a in day ll-1 or P�ld dstrict Of_iyal L"l:d Uco Pian as to the of rhii: c_d,nance. n� _� _l 1 have a lli111il'PJ1n1 gr6LL1CL lcaation of sIlrh it isb�ici, l,ounda- (b) Pay ror,con,orminp; use may iicor area o: noL less than si:c cs' be co-;i.anecl prodded Umre is no squmo icck, csclu- W) t: c;e day Public saeei, or muease of the space de,'oted to "'re of unoofcd porches and ga itch Ilse. - .:id iLs it chitceture and 5. coca, : r1e^ o_ rLer public right of way r,o..e ei paarance small be ill hm'oaf-er ncl 'e Lcct ly dire- (c) Guy port of a buildmg oc Lecn.iig s✓i.h Lie characLCr of the db,.od, till land �_n,rcaly in such _ land oc_cp.cd by a Ilan-Como:ni. �i;„cruccd er;d s!:cln �., not to s;- CL, aP.zy o,- r�ght ofsvey shill ; ``:` _ iu}:, u:.z which is cnaaged to o: _c dcinn=^eta] ;o he >.neral wel- Le i :clu-,"I ss-iihin the district of °1d ' ' a use con'- rasing to i oy -_.-z of the lomilluuaty in whit it .�'jcira-g preperi}' on either side; Cie- p:'ov?aion.s o'' this ordinance _s b;c!cd. c1 d iu Lw c,-cnt such street, ai- as they apply to the pa:Licuial, lc; cr opt of way v✓as a dis- district shall not thercn"ler be -,..d "._„ , :_y„ bourlrlary tine t�ctwoen I'vo ¢led or oecupic by a noncon- .. IP S �'•C ,: There shall or more dif° h,rent die,tn'icts, te formhig use. 1:c�proviCicd zt the t-in^_ of the -�.a ds;��at bnuldar,y HIle Sine of such or c cc�eln of any main huIlung or !e ' td) l�iJ hart of a building o,- e _•rner cent-,- u cn or at the time any inam .;:reek, -!toy or _fight of way. land cecupned by a non-eonCorrn- building or StriJc(ure is crlarged tug use, ,i,licln use is dseonnticn- or fnc'c�scd in capacity, autoino- f 1717'_fTL,_. TV ucd cr for which no city busi- v07 (f- b1e sic.°age space as follows: F",Y.iS.�iGL P'-i„ '�C➢Ihs r-esG hearse is taken out for one LLI©iS q- COIdL' 'I'lDdy, (11 year or more, shall thereafter (c; bbr one family dwellings, at be used in cmtiornaty vv th the reds[ one Q) such storage space [cite';i1LUT;[L`.i°d t;: Where= any rnuv;aiens of �ihis ordinance and for cads dwelling-. provisio.a of this oral ante imposes the nonconforming right ,hall be more stringent rewuiroments, reg- lost, (b) For multiple Lcrnily dwell. ulations, restrictions or limitations lac,:: each storaSo s=:ace shall be than are imposed or required by (o) !± n,orconforming use of prop- 75rovidcd on Lhe basis of at least I the provisions of any other law, city inay be changed to another Uiree (3) such spaces for each ordinance, restriction or covenant, roinconforrning use of a more re- four (1) dct'cliing units cr he then the provisions of this ordin- sLrlcdve classification, provided nearest equivalent ratio thercio. a.ice shall govern. no structural alterations are made, and that application is (c) Po:• hotels, apnrtaien, hoofs, S CTTON 1.11 SCOPD: No build- resort hotels and cubs, at least ' nnade to !,lie Commission for the ing or land or any portion there- channge of use and alloyed by one (1) storage space for each of shall hereafter be erected or resolution of record. of the first twelve (12) guest used except in conformity with the rcorns or, suites; one additional rrorisims,ol" this orduiance. SECTION 4.7 RUl _1pl!iTQ10 s UI'T- storage space for every four (4) DER, CONSTI>vUCT111TON: Any 6ueel, rooms or suites in excess y?:JC'iPICPd'4.3.LDSSIdim I3tiuTILIIC- butaing for which 'a permit has of twelve (12) but not exceeding TRVIP JTHti UT ifiL nLp Alf sw'lsiC- 1,0e11 issued under the provisions forty (4C); and one additional l'I"M DIS I'e.IC3S: The express of earlier ordinances of the City s''orage spo.ce for each add;tional enumeration and authorization in in conflict herewith, and on which five (5) guest -rooms or suites this ordinance of a particular class suLs ardal construction has been provided in said buildings. 310 (d) For church, high school, col- MENTS: Where a building for where the elevation of the front lege and university auditoriums, dwelling purposes is erected on half of the lot is more than four stadiums, theaters, nightclubs a lot in a district other than the (4) feet above or below the es- and other similar places of as- district in which such building t.ablished street elevation. sembly, at least one (1) storage for dwelling purposes is first or- space for each twenty (20) seats dinarily or primarily permitted (f) In the case of a corner lot provided in said buildings or by this ordinance, such lot shall abutting upon two (2) streets, structures. be subject to the same require- no accessory building shall be ments for yards, minimum lot erected so as to encroach upon (e) For hospitals, at least one area and percentage of lot cover- the front half of such lot. (1) storage space for each one age as are specified in this ordin- (g) Wherever a front yard is thousand (1000) square feet of ante fora lot in the district in required by this ordinance, such floor area in said building. which such building for dwell- front Yard may be modified so I (f) :For commercial or industrial ing purposes is first ordinarily aLs to equal the average depth or primarily permitted. of the front yards on the lots buildings having a floor area of next adjacent thereto on four thousand (4000) square feet SECTION 4.17 ACCESSORY either side, but in no event shall or more, at least one (1) storage USES: The express enumeration of such front yard be required to space for each one thousand be greater than the minimum for (1000) square feet of gross floor permitted uses in all districts shall the district in which such lot is be construed to include necessary jlocated. area in said buildings, except as accessory uses. otherwise provided in this ordin- - (It) Where a lot is contiguous ance. SECTION 4.13 LOCATION OF to the boundary line of two ACCESSORY BUILDINGS: In R districts, any side yard or rear Storage space as required above districts all accessory buildings yard which is directly adjacent shall be on the same lot or build- shall be in the rear yard except to said boundary line in the less ing site with the main building when built as a part of the main restricted district shall be in- or structure. Wherever such stor- building, in which case at least fif- creased in minimum width or age space is provided for multiple ty (50) percent. in the length of depth to the average of the re- dwelling, hotel, commercial or in- one of the walls of such accessory quired minimum widths or dustrial uses, it shall be properly building shall be an integral part depths of such yards in the two surfaced so as to prevent the em. of the main building and shall (2) different districts. anation of dust, and shall be de- comply in all respects with the re- veloped in such a manner as not gttirements of this ordinance ap- Sa�.CTION 4.26 THROUGH LOTS, to be detrimental to surrounding plic REGULATIONS: On through lots, SECTION 4,19 YARD E N- properties and in accordance with either lot line separating such lot 3`I to main buildings. a plan approved by the Commis- CROACHMENTS: Where yards from a street may be designated sion or its duly authorized repre- as the front lot line. In such cases sentative. are required this ordinance they shall be open and unobstruc- the minimum rear yard shall be ted from the ground to the sky, net less than a required front SECTION 4.13 LOADING SPACE:On the same lot with every build- except as follows: yard in the district in which such ing or part thereof, used for man- lot is located. ufacturing, storage, warehousing, (a) Outside stairways or land- goods display, department store, ing places, if unroofed and un- SECTION 4.21 LOTS RECORD- cnelosed, may extend into a re, ED, ETC.: Any lot shown upon an I wholesale store, market, hotel, cuired side yard for a distance offi6al subdivision map duly ap- hospital, laundry, dry cleaning or of not to exceed three (3) feet proved and, recorded, or any lot other uses similarly involving the and/or -into the required rear for which a bona fide deed has receipt or distribution by vehicles yard a distance of not to exceed been duly recorded at the time of materials or merchandise, there five (5) feet. Ordinance No. 75 became effec- shall be provided and maintained tive on January 12, 1940, may be adequate loading space for stand- (b) Cornices, canopies or other used as a building site. ing and for loading and unloading similar architectural features not service of such size and so located and designed as.to avoid undue in- `providing add'tional floor space SECTION 4.22 OVERNIGHT and esig with the public use of within the building may extend PARKING OF TRAILERS PRO- streets and alleys. into a required yard not to ex- III'BITED: No trailer shall be Geed one (1) foot. Eaves may parked or allowed to remain over- In those instances where it is extend three (3) feet into the night on any particular premises impossible or impracticable to car- required yard. One (1) pergola elsewhere than at a place duly ry out, the provisions of this sec- or one (1) covered but unenclos- licensed by the (amity for sale of tion, the Zoning Board, after the ed passenger landing may ex- lend into either side and pro- trailers or in District T as es- usual procedure and hearing, shall vided it does not reduce the side ta'blislied by this ordinance. have power and authority to dis- perse with the foregoing require- yard below five (5) feet and ments. its depth does not exceed twen- SECTION 4.,.3 SPECIAL SET- ty (20) feet. BACIi REQUIREMENTS WIIEN FULL STREET NOT DEDICA- SECTIION 4.14 SALE OF A FOR- (c) Detached accessory build- TED: Whenever the front, side or TION OE' A LOT: Where a lot is ings not exceeding one (1) story rear ya�d of a building site ad- divided into separate ownerships in height may occupy not more joins al public thoroughfare of and the area of either portion is than one-half (i/) of the total less than the required width at such that the number and location area of a rear yard, provided no the boundary of a subdivided area, of the buildings thereon'no longer such accessory building shall and .hto public thoroughfare has conform to the lot area require- be located nearer than five (5) been offered or dedicated across ments of the particular district, feet from the rear or side lines. tli�e parcel of real properly of then, in the determination of the In no event shall any detached which the building site is a part, permissible number and location accessory blinding occupy the P .then the setback requirements for of an buildings on either portion front yard of any lot. Y g P ,' front, side or rear yards automat- of the lot, both parts shall be con- (d) In computing the depth of ically shall be increased by Bur- . sidcred as one parcel only. a rear yard opening on an aly' ty (30) feet. SECTION 4.15 YARD R E- ley or public park, one-half (t/2) of the width of such alley or park SECTION 4.24 SIPECIAL FRONT gUIREMENTS: No required yard may be deemed to be a,portion YARD ItEg1UIREMENTSs,In.the or other open space around an of the rear yard. areas specifically designated in the existing building, or any build- following schedule,the specidl set- ing hereafter erected, shall be (e) Detached accessory build- back for front yard requirements considered as providing a ings in E-2, R-7, R-IA, R-3 and P g yard R-4 districts may be built to indicated shall apply and shall or other open space for any other supersede all other requirements building on an adjoining lot or the street line on any lot where of this ordinance. Elsewhere the building site, the slope of the front half of the Pot is greater than one (1) general requirements of the ordin- foot rise or fall in a seven (7) once in that regard shall apply. SECTION 4.16 TRANSFERAL foot run from the street ele- The schedule referred to is as OF RESIDENTIAL REQUIRE- vation at the property line, or follows: AREA: North side of Ramon be more than twenty-five (25) SECTION 7.5 , SIDE YARDS Road from Palm Canyon Drive feet in width. - REQUIRED: Same as in R-1 dis- to East City Limits: tricts (See Section 5.5). APPROVED SETBACK LINE: SECTION 5.6 REAR YARD RE- Eighty (80) feet from South QUIRED: Except as provided in SECTION 7.6 REAR YARD Section Lines of Sections 13, 14 Section 4.19, there shall be a rear REQUIRED: Same as in R-1 dis- and 15, T4S, R4E, and Sections yard not less than ten (10) feet tricts (See Section 5.6). 17 and 18, T4S, R5E, S.B.B.&M. in depth. SECTION 7.7 LOT COVERAGE SECTION 4.25 SIDE ENTRAN- SECTION 5.7 ADDITIONAL PERMITTED: In no case shall CES TO COMMERCIAL BUILD- DWELLINGS ON. A LOT: When more than sixty (60) percent. of INGS: In those instances where more than one (1) single family any lot or building site be cover- lands classified in commercial dis- dwelling is erected on a lot in.an ed by buildings. Required automo- tricts immediately adjoin other R-I district, which lot has twice bile storage space shall be includ- lands classified in residential dis- the required area or more, the ed within the lot coverage per- tricts, all public entrances from owner of such lot shall file in the mitted. side streets to the commercial office of the Commission for the buildings- and improvements on administrative records and for re- SECTION 7.8 AUTOMOBILE the lands so classified shall be vision and verification of compli- STORAGE SPACE REQUIRED: located within thirty (30) feet ante a plot plan showing the size See Section 4.12,(b). of the front property line of the of said lot, the use and locations ARTICLE VIII commercial building site. In any of all buildings thereon and the R-4 DISTRICTS (HOTEL) case of uncertainty the Commis- area provided for each single fam- sion shall designate the front ily dwelling as required by this The following regulations shall property line of the commercially ordinance. In the event the plan apply in all R-4 districts: classified property. shows that the proposed develop SECTION 8.1 USES PERMIT- ment will not maintain the char- TED: ARTICLE V acter and integrity of the district R-1 DISTRICTS (SINGLE FAM- in which such dwelling is to be (a) Any use permitted in the ILY ESTATES) erected, or will be detrimental _ R-3 districts. The following regulations shall to the welfare of the community, apply in all R-1 districts: the Commission may require such (b) Hotels, churches and clubs, revision of the plan as may be ne- together with accessory re- SECTION 5.1 USES PERMIT- cessary to correct these conditions. creational facilities (See See- TED: Each area shown on said plot plan tion 2.28). and approved by the Commission (c),Libraries, museums and art (a) A one-family dwelling of a as a building site shall be perman- galleries not operated for permanent character placed in ently maintained. profit; educational institu- a permanent location and used by but one (1) family. ARTICLE VI Lions and lodge halls. R-IA DISTRICTS (SINGLE (d) Boarding, rooming, lodging (b) Agriculture and horticulture, FAMILY RESIDENCE) and apartment houses. flower and vegtable gardening, ' nurseries and greenhouses us- All regulations in the R-IA dis- SECTION 8.2 BUILDING ed only for purposes of propoga- tricts shall be the same as in R-1 HEIGHT LIMIT: The maximum lion and culture and not includ- districts, except as follows: building height shall be two (2) mg any sale from the premises ,ior any signs or displays. SECTION I BUILDING SITE stories and not to exceed thirty AREA REQUIRED: The minimum (30) feet. (c) Accessory buildings, provid- building site area for each one ed there is a main building on .family dwelling shall be seventy- SECTION 8.3 BUILDING SITE the premises. five hundred (7,500) square feel; AREA REQUIRED: The same as the minimum frontage shall he in R-1 districts (See Section 5.3). SECTION 5.2 BUILDING seventy-five (75) feet and the HEIGIIT LIMIT: The maximum minimum depth shall be one hull- SECTION 8.4 FRONT YARD RE- building ),eight shall be two (2) dred (100) feet except as provided QUIRED: The same as in R-1 stories ai.d in no event to exceed in Section 4.21. districts (See Section 5.4). thirty (30) feet. ARTICLE VII SECTION 8.5 SIDE YARDS RE- SECTION 5.3 BUILDING SITE R-3 DISTRICTS (MULTIPLE QUIRED: The same as in R-.1 AREA REQUIRED: The minimum DWELLINGS) districts (See Section 5.5). building site area for each one- ing regulations shall SECTION 8.6 REAR YARD R family dwelling shall be ten thou- The followF.- sand (10,000) square feet; the apply in all R-3 districts: QUIRED: The same as in R-1 minimum frontage shall be one SECTION 7.1 USES PERMIT- districts (See Section 5.6). hundred (100) feet and the mini- TED: SECTION 8.7 LOT COVERAGE mum depth shall be one hundred pa) Any use permitted in the PERMITTED: The same as in (100) feet, except as provided in Section 4.21. R-1 district (See Article V). R-3 districts (See Section 7.7). FRONT YARD (b) Two family dwellings, mul- SECTION 8.8 AUTOMOBILE SECTION 5.4 FRO REQUIRED: Except provided tiple dwellings, bungalow courts, STORAGE SPACE REQUIRED: in Section 4.19, no building shall all limited to two (2) bedrooms See Section 4.12 (c). be erected closer than twenty=five for each living unit. ARTICLE IX (25) feet to either the front prop- (c) Accessory uses, consisting of R-H DISTRICTS (RESORT I erty line of the building site or garages and storage rooms. No HOTEL) the line of any future street as be shown on the official street plan. other accessory uses shall be All regulations e the s in 1? districts shall be the same as in permitted. SECTION 6.5 SIDE YARDS RE- R-1 districts, except as follows: SECTION 7 B U I L D I N G QUIRED: Except as provided in HEIGHT LIMIT: The maximum SECTION 9.1 USES PERMIT- Section 4-19, there shall be side building height shall be one (1) TED: yards,,,`The width of each shall be story, in no event to exceed fif- ten (10) feet; and further provid- teen (15) feet (a) Any use permitted in the . ed that on a corner lot the build- R-1 district. ing line from the street running SECTION 7.3 BUILDING SITE (b) Resort hotels (See Section parallel with the side line of such AREA REQUIRED: Same as in 2.29). lot shall be not less than twenty R-1 districts (See Section 5.3). (20) percent. of the average width SECTION 9.2 LOT COVERAGE of such lot, but in no case shall SECTION 7.4 FRONT YARD RE- PERMITTED:. In no case shall such yard be less than ten (10) QUIRED: Same as in R-1 districts more than fifty (50) per cent. of feet in width or be required to (See Section 5.4). any lot or building site be covered by buildings. Required automobile (40,000) square feet. 19. Grocery, market or fruit storage space shall be included store. within the lot coverage permitted. SECTION 10.4 FRONT YARD 20. Hardware and home appli- SECTION 9.3 AUTOMOBILE REQUIRED: Except as otherwise once store. STORAGE SPACE REQUIRED: provided in this ordinance, no The same as for hotels (See Sec- building shall be erected nearer 21. Interior decorating shop tion 4.12 (c). than twenty-five (25) feet to the 22. Jewelry store front property line of the build- SECTION 9.4 BUILDING SITE ing site. 23. Laundry agency. AREA REQUIRED: The minimum 24. Liquor store, off sale only. building site area for a resort ho- SECTION 10.5 SIDE YARDS IAE- tel in the R-H districts shall be QUIRED: The same as in R-1 25, Meat market or delicates- fifty thousand (50,000) square districts (See Section 5.5). sen store provided no live I feet. 'ECTION 10.6 REAR YARD AV- poultry or rabbits are kept ARTICLE X or slaughtered on the E-2 DISTRICTS (GUEST Qstricts The same 5. in 12,-1 premises. RANCHES) districts (See Section 5.6), 26. Medical, dental and other The following regulations shall ARTICLE XI offices of the healing pro- apply in all E-2 districts: C-R DISTRICTS (COMBINATION fessions, and clinics. RESIDENCE AND SECTION 101 USES PERMIT- COMMERCIAL) 27. Music school or conserva- TED: The following regulations shall tory. apply in all C-R districts: (a) Agricultural and horticultur- 28. News stand. al, flower and vegetable garden- SECTION 11.1 USES PERMIT- ing, nurseries and greenhouses T,'ED: 29. Offices, business and Aro- used only for purposes of propa- fessional. gation and culture and not for (a) All uses permitted in the sales or display. R-4 districts. 30. Photographer. (b) Guest ranches, including the 31. Restaurant, tea room or retail stores t in ll foowg rea , following accessary uses intend- (b) The cafe, but not including ed, provided and operated pri- business and professional ser- dancing and alcoholic bev- marily for the convenience of vices, upon condition they be erage service. inside permanent buildings and the guests thereof (See Section that not more than fifty (50) 32. Shoe store or shoe repair 2.42): percent.' of the floor area of shop. any building is occupied by such 1. Restaurant, including danc- retail stores, businesses and 33. Studios. ing• professional services; and pro- 2. Beverage service, including vided further, that an equal a- 34. Tailor, clothing or wear- alcoholic on sale but ex- mount of dwelling, apartment ing apparel shop. cludin alcoholic off sale. or hotel living quarters, rooms g or suites is provided in the same 3... Storage garages. 3. Retail shops and stores. building; and provided further, (c) Nursery, retail flowers and 4. Professional offices. that, no such building occupied plants. I for combination commercial and 5. Personal services. residence use shall have a SECTION 11.2 BUILDING ground floor area of less than 11LEIGHT LIMIT: The same as in Such accessory commercial uses two thousand (2,000) square I1-4 districts (See Section 8.2). shall be located on the premises feet: of the guest ranch not nearer SIECTION 11.3 BUILDING SITE than one hundred (100) feet to 1. Auditoriums not operated AREA REQUIRED: None, except any public street. for profit. that automobile storage space (c) One family dwellings. 2. Art school including mu- shall be provided as required in sic. election 4.12 in addition to the (d) Educational institutions; minimum ground floor building public parks, golf, swimming, 3. Bank. area required in Section 11.1. tennis, polo, civic and country clubs; and similar recreational 4. Barber shop. SECTION 11.4 FRONT YARD uses. 5. Beauty parlor. REQUIRED: None, except that no (e) Accessory buildings and uses building shall be erected nearer and private horse stables when 6. Baths, Turkish and the than fifty (50) feet from any ex- operated in connection with like. !sting center line or any propos- guest ranches, polo clubs and ed future center line of any street dwellings, provided not more 7. Blueprinting and photo- upon which such building fronts. than one (1) horse is stabled stating„ or kept for each ten thousand 8 SECTION 11.5 SIDE YARDS (10,000) square feet of land area . Book or stationery store. BEQUIRED: The same as in R-1 included in the building site; 9,"Business college or private districts (See Section 5.5). and further provided that no school operated as a com- stable or corral shall be built SECTION 11.6 REAR YARD RE- nearer than one hundred (100) merial enterprise, but not BE- feet to any school, dwelling, including riding academies. Q,UIRED: The same as in R-1 dis- park or public street, excepting 10, Catering establishments. tricts (See Section 5.6). an alley. 11. Clothes cleaning agency or SECTION 11.7 ARCHITECTURE (f) Airports owned by the City. pressing establishments. OF BUILDINGS: The architectur- al and general appearance of all SECTION 10.2 BUILDING 12. Confectionery store. combination commercial and res!- HEIGHT LIMIT: The same as in dential buildings and the grounds R-1 districts (See Section 5.2). 13. Department, f u r n i t u r e, shall be in keeping with the home appliance or radio character of the neighborhood and SECTION 10.3 BUILDING SITE store. such as not to be detrimental to AREA REQUIRED: The minimum '14. Dressmaking or millinery the health, safety and general building site area for each one shop. welfare of the community in family dwelling shall be ten which such buildings and!grounds thousand (10,000) square feet, ex- 15. Drug store, alre located. cept when private stables are in- 16. Dry goods or notion store cluded as an accessory use, in SECTION 11.8 11IARQUEES AND which case the minimum building 17. Film and camera sales CANOPIES: Fixed marquees and site area for each one family and exchange canopies may be constructed on dwelling shall be forty thousand 18. Florist shop buildings in C-R districts. These marquees and canopies ARTICLE XIII ings: may cover any set back area and C-2 DISTRICTS (RETAIL may include a four (4) foot pro- BUSINESS) 1. Billiard or pool halls and jecti,on over the public `right of ' ,bowling alleys. way for the full width of the The following regulations shall building site. There may also be apply in all C-2 districts:"- 2. Bakery, wholesale... an additional two (2) foot pro- jection over the public right of SECTION 13.1. USES PERMIT- 3. Wholesale cleaning and way not more than one-half the TED: dyeing establishment. width. of the property and not (a) All uses permitted in the 4: Ice house (hut not includ- less than twelve (12) feet in C-1 districts, provided that - ing manufacturing of ice), width. all of same, except retail nurser- frozen food lockers. I ies, be inside permanent build- All such marquees and canopies ings 5. Laundry. shall be not less than eight (8) feet above the adjoining sidewalk (b) The following additional 6. Newspaper offices, print- grade, with no supports in a pub- commercial uses, all of which, ing shops. lic right-of-way, with no supports shall be inside permanent build- 7. Plumbing. less than ten (10) feet apart, ings: and with ,no , supports having - ...' 8. Storage building for house- more than thirty-six (36) square 1. Antique shop. bold goods. inches of transverse area. 2. Automobile and trailer 9. Storage building for mer- SECTION 11.9 DISPLAY, SALE sales. chandise or materials in AND STORAGE OF GOODS: connection with uses per- All displays, sales and storage of 3. Bakery, retail. mitted by this -section goods in connection with the com- wnen located on th=_ same mercial uses permitted by this ar- 4. Bird store, pet shop or lot or building ,site. ticle, except nursery stock, shall taxidermist, but not inclu- be within an enclosed building. ding dog kennel or cattery. 10. Public garage, including automobile repair and up. ARTICLE XII 5. Clinics. holstering, but excluding O-1 DISTRICTS (RETAIL gasoline sales. BUSINESS) 6. Public parking lot or area. 11. Wholesale merchandise. The following regulations shall 7. Sign painting Shop. I (c) Automobile,gasoline service apply in all C-1 districts: 8. Storage building for mer- stations including washing and chandise or material in lubricating service, provided SECTION 12.1 USES PERMIT- connection with uses per- same shall have a site of not TED: mitted by this section less than ten thousand (10,000) • when located'on the same square feet, shall be at least (a) All uses permitted in the lot or building site. i,,e hundred (o0U) feet from C-R districts, except that there 9• Sale of alcoholic bever- any similar business, and that shall be no minimum ercen- the plans and specifications for P ages for use either on or tage of residential occupancy off the premises. all improvements thereon shall I required and there, shall be no be first submitted to and ap- minimum requirement f o r 10. Restaurants with dancing proved by the Commission by ground floor area of buildings. and alcoholic beverage resolution of record. sales. (b) General retail commercial SECTION 14.2 BUILDING and pirofessional uses permitted (c) The following additional 11EIGHT LIMIT: Same as in R-4 in Section 11.1 provided that commercial uses may be outside districts (See Section 8.2). all of same, excepting retail ,permanent buildings: nurseries, be inside permanent SECTION 14.3 FRONT YARD buildings. - 1. Miniature golf courses. REQUIRED: Same as in C-R dis- SECTION 12.2 BUILDING 2. Public parking lot or area. tricts (See Section 11.4). HEIGHT LIMIT: The-same as in SECTION 13.2 BUILDING SECTION 14.4 REAR YARD RE- R-4 distriets(See Section 8.2). HEIGHT LIMIT: Same as in R-4 QUIRED: Same as in R-1 districts SECTION 12.3 FRONT YARD districts (See Section 8.2), (See Section 5.6). REQUIRED: Same as in C-R dis- SECTION 14.5 ARCHITECTURE Q' SECTION 13.3 REAR YARD RE- tricts (See Section 11.4). QUIRED: Same as in R-1 districts OF.BUILDINGS: Same as in C-R SECTION 12.4 REAR YARD RE- (See Section 5.6). districts (See Section 11.7). QUIRED: Same as in R-1 districts SECTION 13.4 FRONT YARD SECTION 14.6 AUTOMOBILE (See Section 5.6).,, REQUIRED: Same as in C-R dis- STORAGE SPACE REQUIRED: tricts (See Section 11.4). See Section 4.12 (f), SECTION 12.5 SIDE YARDS REQUIRED: Same as in R-1 dis- SECTION 13.5 ARCIITECTURE SECTION 14.7 DISPLAY, SALE tricts (See Section 5.5). t OF BUILDINGS: Same as in C-R AND STORAGE OF GOODS: districts (See Section 11.7). Same as in C-R districts (See Sec- SECTION 12.6 ARCHITECTURE tion 1L9). OF BUILDINGS: Same as in C-R SECTION 13.G• AUTOMOBILEREQUIRED: districts. (See Section 11.7). - STORAGE SPACE REQUIRED: ARTICTRICT See Section 4.12 (f). bi-1 DISTRICTS (MANUFACTURING) SECTION 12.7 OFF STREET SECTION 13.7 DISPLAY, SALE The following regulations shall PARKING: Notwithstanding the AND STORAGE OF GOODS: apply in all M-1 districts: ' • provisions of Section 4.12, there Same as in C-R districts (See Sec- shall be provided on,the, same or' tion 11,9). SECTION 15.1 USES PERMIT- contiguous lot or parcel of land TED: .at the time of erection of any ARTICLE XIV (a) Any use permitted in the main building or structure used C-3 DISTRICTS (GENERALCOMMERCIAL) C-3 districts, but not including for commercial purposes, off street those prohibited by Section 15.2. automobile storage space on the The ,following regulations shall basis of one (1) square foot,of apply in all C-3 districts: (b) Sales of new automobiles such storage space for each square SECTION 14.1 USES PERMIT- and trailers outdoors; new build- foot of floor area in;such con:m incr- TED: - g materials business outdoors. vial building or buildings; and (c) Manufacturing and industrial further; such storage space,shall (a) All uses permitted in the uses and services as follows: . be subj4 ion ct to the proviss•of C-2 districts. Section 4.11l,with r spect to so,' 1. Animal hospitals and facing and,develd development in accord- (b) Commercial uses and see- pounds. p vices, as follows, all of which Nice with an approved plan. shah be inside permanent build- 2, Assaying. LO A (A 3. Blackstrithing, forges and 3. Soda fountain and bever- the public safety and interest, welding shops. - age service, non-alcoholic health, comfort, convenience, pre- 4. Brick yard and brick only. servation of the public peace,mor- manufacturing. 4. Personal services and ser- als, order and the public welfare, vice buildings. the City Council does hereby ere - ate Carpenter shop. ate districts within which it shall 5. Restaurant, excluding dan- be unlawful to erect, construct, 6. (Cat7,`•'et cleaning. cing and alcoholic bever- alter or maintain places for per- ?. 6:oidl storage and refrig- age sales. manent human occupancy. erstion plants. The provisions of this. Article 6. Trailer sales area. XVII concerning Watercourse,Ar- S. Construction in a t e r i a is eas are temporary in nature, a. - I yard. SECTION 16.2 USES PROHIBI- waiting detailed plans of devel- TED: ot:ment for the lands and areas 9. Electric•transformers and ,Alcoh'clic beverage sales, both sr classified. Therefore, the reg.,substations. on-sale and off-sale. ulations o.t this article shall ap- 10. Fender and body works ply to lands so classified only until and and SECTION 16.3 ,LOCATION OF either (1) a drainage and storm painting. � ACCESSORY' USES: All access- water control plan approved by 11. Fuel storage and feed or y commercial. -uses .in trailer the City Planning Commission and and fuel yards. parks shall be located on the same City Council sha91 have been car- building site as the trailer park ried out and put into effect, or (2) 12. Ice manufacturing. not nearer than one hundred (100) the lands have been subdivided and a final subdivision map plac- 13. Machine shops. feet to any public street. ed of record in accordance with SECTION 16.4 'BUILDING the applicable state and city reg- ulations,milli including approval by wholesale, HEIGHT LIMIT: The maximum the City Planning Commission and building height shall be one (1) City Council. In either of such in- 15. Ornamentat iron works. story, in no event to exceed fif•. stances, namely the approval and 16. Power plant. teen (15) feet. carrying out of a drainage and storm water control plan, or the 17. Rock loading, distributing SECTION 16.5 BUILDING SITE filing of a final subdivision map, and receiving station. AREA REQUIRED:The minimum the properties included therein building site area for, a trailer shall automatically be classified is. Sheet metal shop. , park shall be forty thousand in -District. R-1„ and 1hereal'ter (40,000) square feet and for other may be classified in any other us- 19. Tire retreading shop. uses as required in Section 4.16. proper district 1.hrorc, the City .2 uad procedures' before the City 0. Upholstering or mattress Planning Commission and City shop. - SECTION 71i.6 FRONT YARD Council. REQUIRED: Same as in R-1 cis- SECTION 172 USES PROIIIBI- 21. Warehouse: - tricts (See Section 5.4). TP?:D: Any building for living,pxu•- 22. ,41loodworking shop, includ- SECTION 16.7 SIDE YARDS RE- poses or place of public assembly, ing planing mill, furniture or for permanent: use by human g• and cabinet.manufacturin QTee Sec Same as in R-1 districts beings; also any business or in- SECTION 1u r.,�o USES PROHIBI- - (See Section 5.5). dustry except those perraitteci by TED: The Following uses shall be SECTION 16.8 REAR YARD RE- S�oction 17.3 of this article. prohibited in the M-1 districts: QI7IRED: Sarne as in R-1 districts SECTION 17.3 USES PERMIT- -Alcoholic beverage sales; both (See Section 5:6). TED: Farmtng, agriculture anal on sale and off-sale.- SECTION 16.9 TRAILER SITE horticulture, flower and vegetable SECTION- 15.3 BUILDING AREA REQUIRED:'Notwithstand- gardening on a commercial scale, HEIGHT LIMIT: Same as in R-4 ing any other provisions of this nurseries and greenhouses. districts (See Section 8.2). article, no trailer' site shall be ARTICLE XVIII SECTION 15.4 FRONT YARD provided in any trailer park PUBLIC 14'7NCTIONS REQUIRED: Same as in C-R dis- which has an area of less than AND liiSES tricts (See Section 11.4). sixteen 'hundred (1600) square feet SECTION 18.1 SCOPE AND CON- with a width of not less than DiTYONS: Norte of the following SECTION 15.5 REAR YARD RE- forty (40) feet and a depth of functions or uses shall be. allowed (40) feet. QUIRED: Same as in R-1 districts not less than forty except when expressly permitted in ;.(See Section 5'.6). SEC'1110N 16:IBAPPROVk7D true district in which they seek to , SECTION 15.6 ARCHITECTURE PLAN REQUIRED; Before any locate unless by specific' action, OF BUILDINGS: Same as in C-R trailer park;.js-,hereafter estab- by resolution of record in each districts (See Section 11.7). hshed and befor"''angibuit ings instance, the Commission shall to be nasetl fair it*aileg-, park pur- have determined that such use SECTION 15,7: AUTOMOBILE - is necessary and not detrimental, poses are'erected.plot plan show- .to the welfare oil the particular STORAGE SPACE REQUIRED: ing;she si4e, qF al]'"trailer, park community: The Commission may See Section 4,12 (f). ries "'lair2cz�n of'''Ttladivays and' in each such action specify condi- ARTICLE XVI ]Proposed �b,tiltl1. 1 , 1.ogerheu with' bens to which ,such approval is T DISTRICTS (TRAILER Can4seapbeg and other architectdr_ subject„and no such use shall be '�'.r dmtai3s;"''d,,all be presented;to, established, or maintained in �a l PARKS) m5mner contrary to or in viola- isnd,ap_+roved.by the Commission, tion of such conditions.The following regulations shall as evldetced by resolution of, rq- apply in all T districts: ,'laird:.The Commission may require SECTION 18.2 17SES WHICH -stick"rev;is'ion of said plot plan as it MAY BE PERMITTED IN DIS- TED:SECTION 18.1 USES PERMIT'-, tnay deern necessary to.preserve TRICTS OTHER THAN R-1 the pubiic�health, peace„safety - AND'R-IA: - (a) All uses permitted .in the ,, and general welfare. R-4 districts, 1. Churches, 'temples or other ARTICLE XVII places used exclusively for (b} Trailer parks, on the prern- W DISTRICTS religious worship. ises of which will be -allowed (WATERCOURSE AREAS) the following' accessory com- 2, Public utilities uses, both mercial.uses;intended, provided SECTION 17.1, STATEMENT OF publicly and privately own- and operated:primarily for the ]POLICY: There are some areas of ed. convenience. qfq the residents of the city which under present Bondi- 3. Educational institutions. the trailep"court: - , t lions are not suited-for perxr{ap- sl. Governmental and civic uses. ``:. ent occupancy; or residence by 1: Fooy3inarkatc persons for the reason that they tiecrmtioual. uses and fa- are subject to periodical flooding .�.t. Hospitals. ➢Ries. _ and other hazards. Therefore, for 16. Clubs, museums and li- braries. SECTION 19.4 ZONING BOARD any property owner or owners 7. Real estate tract offices. REPORT TO COMMISSION: The shall, in specific cases, initiate pro- Zoning Board shall hear all ceedings for the granting of a 8. Commercial stables in E-2 matters referred to it and shall variance from the provisions of districts only. make a written report and re. this ordinance under such con- commendation to the Commission ditions as may be necessary to 9. Athletic, sport and recrea- together with a statement of its assure that the spirit and purpose - tion clubs. reasons therefor. The failure of of this ordinance will be observed, the Zoning Board to render its public safety and welfare secured 10. Storage garages. justice done. All and substantial report and recommendations with- SECTION 18.3 HEARING RE- in thirty (30) days after the con- acts of the Commission and City Council under this article shall QUIRED: In all cases the Zoning elusion of the hearing shall be I Board shall first hold a public deemed a recommendation for be construed as administrative hearing. Notice of such public denial of the application unless acts for the purpose of assuring such time limit be extended by that the i and purpose of this shall hearing shall be given as provided ordinance shall apply in special in Article XX of this ordinance consent signed by the applicant cases, as provided in this article, and the applicant at the time 4. and made a part of the permanent and shall not be construed as filing application shall pay a fee record of the case. amendments to the provisions of sufficient to cover the costs of SECTION 19.5 COMMISSION AC- this ordinance or map. publication and mailing of such TION ON ZONING BOARD RE- SECTION 20.2 NECESSARY notice of hearing. The Commission PORT: Upon receiving the report CONDITIONS: Before any vari- from time to time shall fix the and recommendations of the Zoning amount of the required filing fee Board, the Commission, with a once may be granted, it shall he by resolution. quorum present and by a two- affirmatively shown: thirds vote, may: (a) That there are special cir- SECTION 18.4 DURATION OF - PERMIT: Such permit shall be (a) Require a summary of the ertycum referrncesed attached h the prop- used within one year after it has evidence introduced before the erty referred to in the applica- been granted by the Commission, Zoning Board and upon receipt tion or motion which do not ap- otherwise it shag become null thereof, by majority vote, take ply generally to other properties such action as in its opinion is in the same district. and void and of no force or ef- indicated by such evidence. feet whatever. By "use" is meant (b) That the granting of such substantial construction of facili- (b) Refer the matter back to variance is necessary to do sub- ties and improvements contempla- the Zoning Board for further stantial justice and to avoid ted by the permit. proceedings, with or without practical difficulty, unnecessary instructions. - hardship or results inconsis- ARTICLE X1X (c) Set the matter for hearing tent with the general purposes ZONING BOARD before itself. At such hearing of this ordinance. SECTION 19.1 CREATION the Commission shall hear and (c) That the granting of the OF ZONING BOARD There is by a majority vote decide the variance will not result in hereby created a Zoning Board matter anew. material damage or prejudice to administer the regulations of Upon receiving the report and to other property in the vicin- this ordinance. recommendations and with a quor- ity. nor be detrimental to the 1 um present, the Commission, by public safety or welfare. SECTION 19.2 MEMBERSHIP majority vote, may approve or AND MEETINGS: The Zoning disapprove the recommendations of A variance may also be granted Board shall consist of three the 'Zoning Board and so report to prosecution any war in which osecution permit a use essential to the (3) members of the Com- the City Council. Pr the United States tes maybe engaged, mission, from time to time desig- In the event the Commission provided paragraph (c) of this nated ,by the Chairman of the denies the petition it shall cause section applies; and further pro- Commission. The members of the a notice to that effect to be sent vided that such variance shall ex- Zoning Board shall serve for one to the petitioner by registered pire not later than six (6) mail, return receipt requested. months after cessation of physical (1) year or until their successors y are appointed. The Zoning Board In the event the Commission hostilities in connection with may meet regularly at least once takes no action on the report and such war. a month and oftener if necessary recommendations of the Zoning SECTION 20.3 FILING OF AP- for the transaction of business. Board for thirty (30) days after all elect its own officers, es., receiving same, then, in cases of PLICATION: Application for vari- It shall It shh- its own rules, and keep public use permits the City ances or conditional permits Clerk shall release such recom- shall be made in writing, a record of its actions. The mendation as the final ruling of on forms provided by the City Chairman of the Commission may the Commission. In other cases for that purpose. The Com- designate any member of the Com- the City Clerk shall report the mission from time to time shall mission to sit at a meetin-, in recommendation of the Zoning be the stead of any member of the Board to the City Council as the prescribe the information to a- Zonin Board, whereupon the sub- recommendation of the Commis- Provided thereon. Such onseapplica- g P tions shall be numbered consecu- stitute member so designated shall sion. tively in the order of their filing have the same right and jurisdic- and shall become a part of the tion to sit at such meeting and SECTION L9.6 VOTE OF ZON- permanent official records of the to act as a member of the Zan- ING BOARD: The concurrence of City, and there shall be attached ing Board as if the Chairman of two (2) members of the Zoning to each such application copies of Board sitting at a particular hear- all notices, reports and actions the Commission had designated ing shall be necessary to make a pertaining thereto. A uniform fee him a member of the Zoning report and recommendation. of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) Board in the first place. shall be paid to the City upon the _I ARTICLE XX filing of each application for the SECTION 19.3 DUTIES OF VARIANCES AND purpose of defraying expenses in- ZONING BOARD: The Zoning CONDITIONAL PER31ITS cidental to the proceedings. Each Board shall hear all petitions for: The following regulations shall such application shall immediate- 1. Public use permits pursuant apply to the granting of variances ly be referred to the Zoning Board to Article XVIII. and conditional permits: for hearing as herein provided. 2. Variances and conditional SECTION 20.1 INITIATION OF SECTION 20.4 INFORMATION permits pursuant to Article PROCEEDINGS: When practical REQUIRED WITH APPLI- • difficulties, unnecessary hardships CATION FOR V A R I A N C'E: or results inconsistent with the The application for variance 3. In addition to the above, shall set forth in detail such facts the Zoning Board shall hold general purposes of this ordinance as may be required by the com- hearings on the revocation of occur through a strict interpreta- mision and as may relate to the any such permits which are tion of its provisions, the Commis- conditions specified in Section or may be subject to revo- sion upon its own motion may, or 20.2 of this ordinance, and shall cation. upon the verified application of be accompanied by: (a) Legal description of the tions. In the event the Zoning to,he may file with the City Clerk property involved and the pro- Board determines that the con- a petition duly signed and veri- posed use, with complete plans ditions of Section 20.2 of this fied by him, requesting such am- and also ground plans and ele- ordinance apply to the property endment, supplement or change vations of all proposed build- "referred to in the-application, it of regulations prescribed for such ings and locations of existing may recommend the granting of buildings; also description of the variance, either with or with- property. the proposed use. out conditions; otherwise it shall recommend denial of the same. A uniform fee of twenty-five dol- (b) A reference to the specific lars ($25.00) shall be paid to the provisions' of this ordinance SECTION 20.8 ACTION BY CITY City Cleric upon the filing of each from which such property is COUNCIL: The action of the Com- such petition, to cover the cost of I sought to be excepted. mission in such matters, either making maps, sending out notices (c) The names' and addresses expressed or implied from lapse and other,expenses involved. of, all property owners with- of time, shall be final unless modi- in'th�ree hundred (300) feet from fied or reversed by the City Coun- The Commission shall hold pub- the exterior limits of the proper- cil within twenty (20) days from lic hearings upon the matters ty involved, as shown by the la- its 'receipt of the report of the referred to in such petitions as test assessment roll of River- action by the Commission. required by the State Planning side County. Act, and thereupon make reports (d) Evidence of the ability and SECTION 20.9 YARD VARI- and recommendations to the City (-Council a:. therein provided. intention of the applicant to ANCES GRANTED WITHOUT proceed with actual construe- HEARING AND REDUCTION OF The City Council, after receipt of the report and recommendations tion work in accordance with FILING FEE: Notwithstanding said plans within six..,(6) months final the^Commission, shall hold a my other provisions of this article, final hearing upon said. matters from the date of filing said ap- plication. the Commission may, if it so elects, in accordance with the State Plan- act on the following without a ring Act, and thereupon take ap- SECTIO.N 20.5 INVESTIGATION public hearing as required in this propriate action. OF APPLICATION 'FOR VARI- article: ANCE: The Zoning Board shall ARTICLE XXII cause such investigations of facts (a) Allow a reduction of lot ENFORCEMENT, LEGAL bearing on the application to be area requirements and front, PROCEDURE AND made, as will provide necessary side and rear yard regulations PENALTIES information to assure that the where, in its judgement, the g;ECTION 22.1 ENFORCEMENT: action on each such application is shape of the building site, topo- The Chief of Police, Building consistent, with ;the intent and graphy, the location of existing Inspector, City ('tests and all of- purpose of this ordinance. buildings, or other conditions, make a strict compliance with ficials'charged with the issuance SECTION 20.6 PUBLIC HEAR- said regulations impossible with- off licenses or permits, shall en- out practical difficulty or hard- force the provisions of this ordin- ship. ance. VARIANCE: Upon referal to the (b) Allow the extension of a dis- Zoning Board of an application for trief where the boundary line 3 ECTION 22.2 ;BUILDING PER- variance, the Zoning Board shall fix thereof divides a lot in" one TONOT -TO BE ISSUED: I a time and place of public hear- ownership at the time of passage ing thereon not less than ten (10) of this ordinance. No building permit shall be is- sued days nor more than thirty (30) (c) Permit the.reconstruction or for the erection or heruse of days thereafter. Not less than any structure or part thereof, ten (10) days before the date of remodeling e a nonconforming . is for the use of any land which such public hearing notice shall building where, in its judge- vi not in accordance with the Any be given of such hearing in the rment,emodeling such reconstruction d- visions is this ordinance. Any remodeling will bring such build- permit issued contrary to the following manner: ing and its subsequent use into provisions of this ordinance sliall be void and of no effect. e By one publication a a fairer conformity with its sur- newspaper of general circulation soundings. SECTION 22.3 PLATS: All ap. within the city of Palm Springs, plications for building per- Such (d) Allow the construction of notice shag state the commercial buildings with 'side snits shall be accompanied by a name of the applicant, nature of walks, arcades and similar ar- plat, drawn to scale, showing the the request, location of the prop- chitectural features, where such actual dimensions of the lot or erty and time and place of hear- construction requires a variance building site to be built upon, the ing. of yard or set back regulations location, height and area of the and is in conformity with a building or buildings to be erected (b) By mailing, postage prepaid, general architectural plan appli- and such other information as to each property owner whose cable to the entire frontage of inay be necessary for the enforce- name appears in such applica- the bloclt. ment of this ordinance. tion, as provided in Section 20.4, Where a petition is granted Where a proposed front yard a postcard containing the same without hearing the filing fee is less than the prescribed mini- information as mentioned in shall be reduced to ten dollars rrmm for the district in which subdivision (a) of this section. ($10.00). the building is to be erected, such Public hearings as provided' in AILTICLE XXI plat shall include the nearest ad.- this section shall be held before AMENDMENTS AND CHANGES joining premises on both sides in the Zoning Board which may es- OF DISTRICT BOUNDARIES the same blockon which premises tablish its own rules for the con- SECTION 21.1 INITIATION OF buildings have already been er- duct thereof. A summary of all PROCEEDINGS BY COMMIS- ected, together with the location I pertinent testimony offered at SION OR CITY COUNCIL: of such buildings. a public hearing, together with 'fine City Council may from time cECTION 22.4 APPROVAL OF the names and addresses of all to time amend, supplement or PLANS: Before any building or persons testifying shall be re- change this ordinance and the reg- structure which is designed or in- corded and made a part of the ulations and. map herein by pro- tended to be used for commercial permanent files of the case. Any ceedings in conformity with theis such hearing may be continued State Planning Act. An amend- or residential purposes s or erected, by oral pronouncement prior to ment, supplement or change may constructed, altered moved, its close� be initiated by the City Council drawings showing the exterior ele- or by the Commission. vations of the proposed building SECTION 20.7 FINDINGS OF or structure, the types of mate- THE ZONING BOARD ON AP- SECTION 21.2 PETITION FOR rods and colors to be used, and the PLICATIONS FOR VARIANCE: CHANGE BY PROPERTY ONVN- signs to be displayed, shall be filed Within thirty (30) days after ERS: Whenever the owner of any with the Commission and approved the conclusion of the.public hear- land or building desires a reclassi- by the Commission or its designat- ing, the Zoning Board shall ren- fication of his property or a change ed agent before any permit for der its report and recornluenda- n the regulations applicable there- the construction of said building or structure shall be issued. tion, whether as principal, agent, journed meeting of said Council employee or otherwise, violating held on the 12th day of August, The Commission may designate any provisions of this ordinance 1947, by the following vote: the Building Inspector as, its ag- or violating or failing to comply Ayes: 'Bigley, Nichols, Mar- ent receive and inspect, con- sider and approve or disapprove with any order or regulation tell,Turonnet and May- said plans on behalf of said Com- made hereunder, shall be,guilty of or Hyde mission. The Building Inspector a misdemeanor and,'upon'convic- Noes: None shall act upon all such plans with- tion thereof, shall be punishable in thirty (30) days after their by a fine of not more than Three Absent: Farrell and lUeley receipt and failure to notify the Hundred Dollars' ($300.00), or by S further certify that said ordin- applicant of disapproval of such imprisonment in the County Jail of ance was thereupon signed by C. I Riverside County for a, term not A. Hyde, Mayor of Palm S m plans within such period, unless P..• r s g exceeding three n,d months, or by and attested by Louise McCarn, the applicant consents to an 'ex- both such fine and imprisonment. tension of time, shall constitute Such person, firm or corporation City Clerk, of said City. approval of the plans in so far as shall be deemed guilty of a separ- WITNESS my hand and seal this section' of this ordinance is ate offense for each and every day of said City this 12th day of concerned. during which any such,violation of August, 1947. The Planning Commision, may this ordinance 'or failure to tom- (City Seal) appoint one of its members as ply with any order or regulation is Chairman of an Architectural Ad- committed, continued or maintain- LOUISE MCCARN, visory Committee of three (3), the edi' - City Cleric of t)a City of other two (2) members to be se- SECTION �22.8,, REPEALING Palm Springs;.California lected at the pleasure of such CLAUSE: Ordinance No.75 of the Chairman, to serve with the'Build_ I hereby certify that the forego- in Ins ector in behalf of the City, all ordinances amendatory ing ordinance and certificate were g p thereof or supplementary thereto, published September 9, 1947,, in Commission in passing upon plans and all portions of any other or- the Palm Springs Limelight News, filed as required herein. dinances of the City inconsistent a semi-weekly newspaper of gen- In the event the Building In- herewith, to the extent of such in- eral circulation, printed;published specter, after consultation with consistency and no further, are and circulated in the city'of Pahn hereby Baled. Springs. /J the Architectural Advisory Com- Y repealed. mittee, if one be provided, disap- SECTION 22.9 SALE OF COPIES: LOUISE McCARN, proves any plans, he shall !in- Copies of the Land Use Ordin- City Clerk of Palm Springs, mediately file said plans and a ance and Land Use Plan may be California. statement of his reasons for dis- sold by the City,Clerk at the.uni- approval with the Commission. form change of one dollar( $1.00) _ The Commission, at its first rcgu- per copy and all moneys received, _ therefrom shall be paid into the lar meeting thereafter, shall either City Treasury as .prescribed by _ approve, conditionally approve or law. ' disapprove said plans and any re- ARTICLE XXIII I visions thereof. VALIDITY SECTION 22.5 LEGAL PROCE- This ordinance and the various DUKE: Any building,or structure parts, sections and clauses thereof erected or maintained, or ,any are hereby declared to be sever- use of, property, . contrary , to able. If any part, sentence, para- the provisions of this ordin- graph, section or clause is adjudg- ance shall be and the same ed unconstitutional or,invalid, the is hereby declared to be unlawful remainder of this ordinance shall And a public nuisance and the City not be affected thereby. The City Attorney shall, upon order'of the Council hereby declares that it City Council, immediately tom- would have passed'this ordinance and each part thereof,'regardless mence action or actions, proceed- of the fact that one or more parts ing or proceedings for the abate- thereof be declared unconstitu- anent, removal and enjoinment tional or invalid. , thereof, in the manner provided ARTICLE XXIV by law; and shall take such other steps, and shall apply to ,such AUTHENTICATION court or courts as may have jur- The City Clerk of the City of isdiction, to grant such relief as Palm 'Springs is hereby ordered will abate or remove such build- and directed to certify to the pass- ing, structure or use andrestrain age of this ordinance and to cause and enjoin any person from set- same to be published once in the ,ting up, erecting or maintaining PALM SPRINGS LIMELIGHT such building or structure, or us- - ing any property, contrary, to the NEWS, a newspaper of general cir- provisions of this ordinance. It culation, published and circulated shall be the right and duty of ev- in the city of Palm Springs. This cry citizen to participate and as- ordinance shall-tie„effective thirty sist the 'City officials in the en- (30) days after passage, forcement of the provisions of C. A. HYDE, I this ordinance. Mayor of Palm Springs. SECTION,22.6 REMEDIES: All (Seal) remedies provided for herein ATTEST: shall be cumulative and not ex- LOUISE MCCARN, elusive. The conviction and pun- - City Cleric. ishment of any Berson hereunder shall not relieve such person from I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the responsibility of correcting the City of Palm Springs, Califor- prohibited conditions or removing nia, hereby certify that the fore- prohibited buildings, structures or going ordinance, being .Ordinance improvements, nor prevent the en- No. 180 of the City of Palm forced correction or removal there- Springs, was, introduced at, a of. meeting of!the City Council� of said City held on the, 6th clay of SECTION ' `22.7 PENALTIES: August, 1947, and was read in Any person, firm or corpora- full and was passed at an ad- _ ck- I I I OFFICIAL LAND USE MAP ON FILE IN ORDINANCE BOOR IA PAGE 318 ORDDIANCE NO. 181 See Ord.. No. Passed Book Page .Prti on ,27i` -�i- Sf 182 173 1 300 Consolidated ivith amendments as of June 21.9 1951 ORDINANCE NO. 181 dinance, being Ordinance No. 181 adopted, providing for the adop- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY of the City of Palm Springs, was lion of rules and regulations and OF PALM SPRINGS, AMEND- introduced at a meeting of the for hearings on the part of the ING SECTION 28.5 OF ORDIN- City Council of said city held on State ]bard of Equalization shall ANCE NO. 36. the 12th day of August, 1947 and be performed by the City Council The City Council of the City of was read in full and was passed at of the City of Palm Springs. All Palm Springs does ordain as fol- special meeting of said Council other provisions of the 'Sales and sows: held on the 20th day of August, Use Tax Law' hereby adopted, SECTION 1. Sub-paragraph (a) 1947, by the following vote: providing for the performance of of Section 28.5 of Ordinance No. Ayes: Bigley, Kieley, Martell and official action on the part of the 36 of the City of Palm Springs, Hyde State Board of Equalization shall being an ordinance regulating traf- Noes: None be performed by the City Tress- fic upon the public streets, ad- Absent: Nichols, TAnnet and uror of the City of Palm Springs. I opted November 9, 1938, is here. Farrell The City of Palm Springs shall by amended to read, as follows: I further certify that said or. be deemed substituted for the (a) That detailed plans and dinance was thereupon signed by State of California wherever the specifications for completion of C. A. Hyde, Mayor of Palm State is referred to in said Sales the building or structure at its Springs, and attested by Louise and Use Tax Law'. new location, shall have been -McCarn, City Clerk of said city. "lie City Attorney of the City submitted to and approved by WITNESS my hand and seal of of halm Springs shall be deemed the City Planning Commission; said City'this `20th day o August, substituted for the Attorney Gen- that a permit in writing for the 1947. ,�.�-�.e YYr oral whenever the Attorney Gen. work shall first be obtained for CCCit__y Clerk of the City oral is referred to in said 'Sales each separate building or struc- of Palm Springs, California and Use Tax Law.' ture from the City Building In- (City Seal) The City Treasurer of the City specter; and that either cash or of Palm Springs shall be deemed a surety bond in favor a the I hereby certify that the fore- substituted for the State Con- City shall be deposited with the going ordinance and certificate troller and State Board of Con- Superintendent of Streets in a were published Tuesday, Aug. 26, trol whenever the State Control. 1947, in the Palm Springs Lime- ter or State Board of Control penal amount equal to the value light-News, a semi-weekly news- are referred to 1n said 'Sales and of the work contemplated by a,cr of general circulation print-building permit, upon condi- parer , P Use Tax Law', Lion that rnrzh wo�4r. will be fndi- ed, published and circulated lathe The County of Riverside shall completed in acrordance with City of P m Sgrings f� be be doomed substituted for the the directions of the Plannins IS cC R , C.e`l' County of Sacramento whenever C'ommissien the building per- - City Clerk of the County of Sacramento is re- mit and all applicable city reg- Palm Springs, California, re- ferred to in said Sales and Use rlc"ons, within a period of nine- ' ax Law'. tv (90) days following issuance SECTION TWO: Section 6 of Or- dinance No. 173 Is hereby amend- of the bus?ding permit, other- ORDINANCE No. 182 ed to read as follows; rice the full amount of the de- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY , "'Section 6: APPLICATION - �- bend to be paid to OF PALM SPRINGS, AMEND- FOr. PERMIT, Every person de- the City. ING SECTIONS 3,6, 7, 8, 9, lo, 1 SECTION 2. Except as above ex- 12, 13, 14, 15, 18 AND 19 OF, siring to engage In or contract pressly amended, Section 28.5 of AND ADDING SECTION 23 business as n seller within file Ordinance No, 36 shall remain un- (a) TO ORDINANCE No. 173 City of Palm Springs shall file changed. OF SAID CITY. with the City Treasurer an ap- SECTION 3. This ordinance is SECTION ONE: Section 3 of Or. plication for a permit for each hereby declared to be an emer- dinance No. 173 being an Ordi- place of business, Every applies- gency measure necessary for the nance imposing a license tax for ton for a permit shall be made immediate preservation of the the privilege of selling tangible upon a form prescribed by the public peace, health and safety personal property at retail, pro- City Treasurer and shall set forth within the meaning of Section 861 viding for permits to retailers, the name under which the ap- of "An Act to Provide for the Or- providing for the collection and plicant transacts or intends to ganization,Incorporation, and Gov- payment of such tax, prescribing transact b the location of ernment of Municipal Corpora- penalties for violations,etc.,adopt- place or r p pialaces of business' tuns." approved March 18, I=, ed the 25th day of February, 1947, and such other information as (Statutes 1883, page 93, as a- is hereby amended to read as fol- the City Treasurer may require. mended), and shall be effective {m- lows: The application shall be signed mediately. "Section 3: ADOPTION OF by the owner if a natural per- A statement of the facts consti- STATE SALES TAX LAW BY son; in the case of an association luting such necessity is as follows: REFERENCE. EXCEPTIONS, or partnership, by a member or The City presently is without All of the provisions of the partner; in the case of a corpora- any regulations of the above ebar- 'Sales and Use Tax Law' as Lion, by an executive officer or actor. and it appears there is tin- amended and in force and effect some person specifically author- mediate need for same; therefore on February,1947, except the pro- lzed by the corporation to sign it is necessary that the protection visions thereof pertaining solely to the application, to which shall be of the foregoing provisions be pro- the 'Use Tax; and Sections 6051, attached the written evidence of v;ded during the time this or- 6052, 6053, 6066, 6067, 6068, 6W9, his authority: dinance otherwise would require 6070, 6071, 6451, 6452, 6453, 6455, SECTION THREE. Section 7 of to become effective. 6591, 7052, 7056, 7101, 7102, 7103, Ordinance 173 is hereby amend- SECTION 4: The City Clerk is 7151, 7152, 7153, applicable to ed to read as follows: hereby ordered and directed to sales of property at retail, are "Section 7% P1F 3ffT PEE: At hereby adopted and made a part the time of making ar application, ' cer- fy to the passage of this or- of this ordinance as though fully the applicant shall pay to the dinance and to cause the same to set forth herein, and all pro- City Treasurer a permit fee of to published once in the Palm visions of any other ordinance in One Dollar ($1.00) for each per- Spiings Limelight News, a news- conflict therewith are inapplicable mite" paper of general circulation print- to this ordinance and the tax isECTION FOUR: Section 8 of ed, published and circulated in hereby imposed provided, how- Ordinance 173 is hereby amend- the City of Palm Springs, ever, the term 'gross receipts,' a$ ed to read as follows: Mayor of the City used herein, does not include the "Section 8: ISSITANC'E AND of Palm Springs amount of any tax imposed by the DISPLAY OF P14.'RMIT: After ATTEST State of California. upon or with owitillance with Sections 6 and 7 City Clerk of the City rasp ect to reW sales whether im- of this ordinance by the applicant, of Palm Sprlogs posed upon the relai7er or upon the City Treasurer shall grant I, the ahndersigned, City Clert�t the consumer, and issue to each applicant a sep- o€ Palm Springs, California, here- All of the provisions of the arate permit for each place of by certify that the foregoing or- 'Sales and Use Tax Law' hereby business within the City of Palm Springs. A permit is not assign- SECTION _ I'1-17: .^.ection 14 of City of Palm Springs able and is valid only for the per- Ordinance No. 173 is hereby a- I, the undersigned, City Clerk son in whose name it is issued mended to read as follows: of the City of Palm Springs, Cali- and for the transaction of busi- "Sec..wn 14: CONTENTS OF fornia, hereby certify that the ness at the place designated there- RETILIZN. The Return shall show foregoing ordinance, being Ord➢n- in; provided, however, a change the gross receipts of the seller ante No. 182 of the City of Palm of location may be endorsed upon during the preceding reporting Springs, was introduced at a the permit by the City Treasurer period. The return shall also show meeting of the City Council of upon the payment of a fee of One the amount of the taxes for the said city held on the 12th day of Dollar ($1.00). The permit shall period covered by the return and August, 1947 and was read in at all times be conspicuously dis- such other information as the City Dull and was passed at special ,played at the place for which is- Treasurer deems necessary for the meeting of said Council held on sued." proper administration of this or- ttie 20th day of August, 1947 by SECTION FIVE: Section 9 of Or- dinance." the following vote: I dinance No. 173 is hereby amend- SECTION TEN: Section 15 of Or- Ayes: Bigley, I{ieley, Martell and cd to read as follows: dinance No. 173 is hereby amend- Mayor Hyde. "Seclion 9: REVOCATION OF ed to read as follows: Noes: None. PERMIT: Whenever any person "Section 15: RETURN PER- Absent: Nichols, Turonnet and fails to comply with any provis- IODS: The City Treasurer if he Farrell ions of this ordinance or any rule dems it necessary, in order to in- I farther certify that said or- or regulation adopted pursuant sure payment to or facilitate the dinance was thereupon signed by hereto, the City Council of the collection by the City of Palm C. A. Hyde, Mayor of Palm City of Palm Springs, upon hear- Springs of the amount of taxes, Springs and attested by Louise ing, after giving the person ten may require returns and payments McCarn, City Clerk of said City. days' notice in writing specifying of the amounts of taxes for per- ....WITNESS my hand and seal of the time and place of hearing and iods other than calendar months." said City this 20th day of August, requiring him to show cause why SECTION ELEVEN: Section 18 1947. his permit or permits should not of Ordinance No. 173 is hereby (City Seal)i -�R be revoked, may revoke or sus- amended to read as follows: City Cleric of the City of pend any one or more of the per- "Section 18: SUIT FOR TAX: Palm Springs, California mits held by the person. The no- All taxes hereby levied shall be tice may be served personally or payable to the City Treasurer and I hereby certify that the fore- by mail in the manner prescribed any rival suit for collection there- going ordinance and certificate under the 'Sales and Use Tax of may be filed in any court of were published Tuesday, Aug. 26, Law'. The City Treasurer shall competent jurisdiction in the State 1947, in the Palm Springs Lime- notCity issue a new permit after the Y Attor- light-News, a semi-weekly news- revocation of a permit unless the ney of the City of Palm Springs paper of general circulation, print- City Council of Palm Springs is shall prosecute the action." ed, publish e(3 and circulated in the satisfied that the former holder SECTION TWELVE: Section 19 City of P Springs. {'1^D �711 of a permit will comply with the of Ordinance No. 173 is hereby LdUI E McCAItN,IY provisions of this ordinance and amended to read as follows: City Clerk'of the rules and regulations pursu- "Section 19: RESALE CERTI- Palm Springs, California. ant hereto and directs the City 'FICATE. The City Treasurer may Treasurer to issue such permit:" at his option accept a State of SECTION SIX: Section 10 of Or- Cahfornia Resale Certificate as dinance No. 173 is hereby amend- evidence that any sale is not a ed to read as follows: sale at retail, or he may in his "Section 10: RENEWAL OF discretion require an affidavit PERMIT. A seller whose permit from the seller setting forth such has been previously suspended or information respecting such sale revoked shall pay the City Treas- as he deems necessary to deter- ricer a fee of Five Dollars ($5.00) mine the nature of such sale." for the renewal or issuance of a SECTION TIIIRTEEN: There is permit." hereby added to Ordinance No. SECTION SEVEN: Section 12 of 173 Section 23 (a) which shall Ordinance 173 is hereby amended read as follows: to read as follows: "Section 23 (a): All taxes pay. "Section 12: DUE RATE. The able hereunder shall be deemed taxes imposed by this ordinance delinquent if not paid within the apply to each cadendar month, Lime required. Whenever any tax commencing with April 1947 and required to be paid by this ordin- are due and payable to the City ance is not paid on or before the of Palm Springs monthly on or date on which it becomes delin- before the 30th day of the suc- quent, a penalty of 10610 of the ceeding calendar month. The first amount due shall be imposed and monthly payment shall be due and an additional penalty of 5% of payable on or before May 30th, the original tax shall be added at 1947, for the calendar month of the close of business on the last April, 1947. Succeeding monthly day of each calendar month there. payments covering the following after. Every penalty shall become calendar months shall be due and a part of the tax imposed by this payable on or before the 30th ordinance. In no case, however, day of each month thereafter." 'shall the total penalty exceed 5091, SECTION 8: Section 13 of Ordin- of the original tax. ance No. 173 is hereby amended SECTION FOURTEEN: The City I to read as follows: Clerk is hereby ordered and dir- "Section 13: RETURNS. On or ected to certify to the passage of before the 30th day of the month this ordinance and to cause the following each calendar month re- same to be published once in the turn period, a return for the pre- Palm Springs Limelight News, a ceding calendar month shall be newspaper of general circulation, filed with the City of Palm printed, published and circulated Springs in such form as the City in the City of Palm Springs. This Treasurer of the City of Palm ordinance shall be effective thir- Springs may prescribe. Returns try (30) days after passage. shall be signed by the person re- Mayor of the City quired to file the return or by of Palm Springs his duly authorized agent but need Attest: not be verified by oath." City Clerk of the U 235 6-6-51 1 370 Amedding Sec. 13, of Ord.183 -1 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL .ADVERTISEMENT ORDINANCE No. 133 (6) Provided, 'further, that city or otherwise, within forty- AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING in the event any person who is eight (48) hours after his arrival PERSONS CONVICTED OF now, or who has been, or who within the City Limits of said C E R T A I N CRIMES, WHO may hereafter. be placed on City of Palm Springs and shall SHALL COME INTO OR BE Probation for the committing of furnish to said Chief of Police a WITIIIN THE CITY OF PALM any of the above enumerated written statement on like .form SPRINGS TO REGISTER IN offenses whose conviction is set and containing all of the infor- THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF aside in the manner provided by mation required by the written OF POLICE OF SAID CITY. law, shall not be deemed a con- statement referred to in Section 2 The City, Council of-the City of victed ;person; of this ordinance and shall in ad- .Palm Springs does ordain as .fol- (7) Any person who has dition thereto state in writing in lows: been since January 1st, 1927, or such statement the date that he is hereafter convicted of or is entered the State of California I Section 1: For the purpose of adjudicated as, a drug addict, and each of his places of residence this ordinance the words "Con- as defined in subdivision 12 of or abode for the three months victed persons" are defined as fol- section 647 of the Penal Code of period next preceding the date of lows: the State of California, or else- his arrival in the City of Palm Any person who subsequent where, shall also be deemed a Springs. to -January�lst, 1927, has been , or who shall hereafter be con- convicted person. Section 1: Every convicted per- victed of a felony, or any of- Section a: Within forty-eight son shall, at the time of register- fense punishable as •a felony, (48) hours after ;the effective date ing and furnishing the information mi the State of California, or of this ordinance, every convicted required by Sections 2 and 3 here- who has been or shall hereafter person being or residing within of, be photographed and finger be convicted of the violation of the City of Palm 'Springs shall printed by the said Chief of Police any Iasv in any place other than register with and furnish to the who shall cause such photograph the State of California, which Chief of 'Police of said City of and finger prints to be made a crime if committed in the State Palm Springs at the office of said .part of the record provided for of California would have been Chiel of Police of said city, a by the foregoing sections and Sec- a felony or would have been 'statement in person and in writ- tion 5 hereof. punishable as a felony; also any ing 'signed by 'such person, giving Section 5: The statements, pho- Who since January Ist, .the following information: tographs and fing person prints here- rson 1977, has•been or is hereafter (1) -Hiss true name and all ii;beforc p'ovided for shall at all convicted in the State of Cali- 'aliases which he has used or I:mes be kept by the Chief of Po- fornia, or elsewhere, of the vio- 'under which he is or may have lice iu a file or files separate and lation of any lacy relating to the been known; apart from other files and records following subject or subjects, (2) A full and complete de- maintained and kept by the Chief to-wit: scription of liis person; Hof Police of said city and shall (1) Relating to or regulating (3) ''flue, kind, character and not be open to inspection by the the possession, distribution, fur- nature of each crime of which public, or by any person other P than the Chief of Police, em- nishin or use of any habit lie has been convicted; g ployees in said office and any Forming thug of the kind or m as, place where such d g peace officer having jurisdiction character described and referred crime was, or crimes were, com- to in Chapter 216, Statutes of mitted and the place of conic- within the City of Palm Springs; 1129 of the State of California, bon of the same; provided that any such photo- I (5) The name under which graph, or duplicates thereof, may as amended; be exhibited to persons other than he was convicted in each in- (2) 'Regulating or prohibit- those hex•einabove mentioned for in•^, ,ihc carryingor nssession stance and the date thereof; ol' P and the purpose of assisting in identi- w a ownership of any concealed (6) 'The name, if any, weapon or de dly weapon, or the location of each prison, re- f3'iug perpetrators of any crime; p P any weapons capable of being farmatory,jai]or other penal in- and provided, further, that copies siltation in which he was con- f said statements, photograph and concealed, or regulating or pro- finger prints may be transmitted hibiting the possesion of, sale , fined or to which he was sen- to the Sheriff of any county in of, or use of any device, instru- 'tenced.; ment or attachment designed to (7) The .location and address the State of California, or the g Chief of Police of any municipal- or ipal- or intended to be used for the of his residence, stopping ,place, ity of the State of California, or purpose of silencing the report living quarters or place of abode to the head of any department of of, or concealing the discharge in the City of -Palm Springs; if the State of California engaged in or flash of any firearm; more than one residence, stop- g`g the enforcement of any criminal (3) Regulating or prohibit- ping place nr place of abode, ing the use, possession, marm- that fact must be skated and the law of this state, facture or compounding of tear location and address of each of any Federal laww enforcement eto the head agency, or to any Sheriff or Chief gas or any other gas which may given; of Police of any municipality, or be used for the purpose of tcm- (8) A statement of the .kind head of any other law enforce- poraiUy or permanently dis- of residence, stopping place or rnent agency in any state or terri- abling any human being; place of abode in which he re- Cory outside of the State of Calf- (4) Any attempt to commit, sides, whether the same is tem- fornia, when request is made in or any conspiracy to comma, porary or permanent, and writing by such Sheriff or other any offense described or re- whether the same is a private head of any law enforcement (erred in in this section; residence, hotel, apartment agency asking for the record of a (5) Subject to the herein_ house, or other building or struc- certain person, or for the record after contained provisions. any tune; Pr' of a person whose 'photograph or person convicted of any of the (9) The length of time he finger prints reasonably corres- above enumerated offenses prior has occupied such place of resi- ponds with the photograph or fin- to January 1st, 1927, whose dence, 'stopping place or place -or prin es submitted with such I term of imprisonment period of oI abode,'and'the length of time request, and stating that such roe- punishment or sentence, term of lie expects or intends to remain ord is deemed necessary for the parole or probationary period, as in staid City of Palm Springs. use of such law enforcement offi- the case may be, does not cr All such statements shall be 'cer or agency in or concerning will not expire until some date made upon forms therefor pre- the investigation of any crime or subsequent to January 1st, 1927, scribed and provided by the Chief any person who is accused of com- and all persons convicted of any of Police of said city, such state- mittiny a crime, or any crime of the foregoing offenses or any ments shall contain such other and w;rich is reported to have been offense described in sub-section further information as may be re- committed, and further stating (7) of this section, subsequent quired by the Chief of Police for that the record will be used only to January 1st, 1927, and whose the purpose of aiding and assist- for such purposes.term of of imprisonment, period of ing him in carrying into effect the probation or sentence, or term provisions and intent of this or- It shall be unlawful for the of parole has not expired, shall dinance. Chief of Police, employees in the upon the expiration or termi- Section 3: Every convicted per- office of the Chief of Police of nation of such term of imprison- son who comes into the City of said city, or any peace officer hav- ment, period of probation or sen- Palm Springs.from any point out- ing jurisdiction Within the City tence, term of parole, or proba- side said city shall report to the of Palm Springs, to disclose to tiouary period, be deemed a con- Chief of Police of said city, any person any information con- victed person; whether in transit through said rained in any statement required sQ CJ ti A.4 ILI LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT :LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT to be filed under the provisions of or furnish in the making of any of November, 1947, by the follow- this ordinance otherwise than in such report any false, untrue or ing vote. the regular course of his duties misleading information or state- Ayes: Mayor Hyde, Bigley, Mar- and the provisions of this ordi- meat relating to any information tell, Farrell, Turoimet, Nichols, nance which unlawful act shall required by any of the provisions Kiedey. constitute a misdemeanor; pro- of this ordinance to be made or Noes: None. v:dcd, however, that nothing con- furnished, shall be guilty of a Absent: None. tamcd in this ordinance shall pre- misdemeanor, and upon conviction I further certify that said ordi- vent the Chief of Police from fur- thereof, be punishable by a fine nance was thereupon signed by nishing to the Sheriff of any of not to exceed Five Hundred C. A. Hyde, Mayor of Palm county, the Chief of Police of any Dollars ($500.) or by imprison- Springs, and attested by Louise municipality or the head of any ment in the county jail for a per- McCarn, City Clerk of said City. other law enforcement agency iod not to exceed six months, or WITNESS my hand and seal of which maintains any system of by both such fine and imprison- said City this th day of Novem- r•egistration of convicted persons went. bur, 1947. . . v 1,�,� l//Q copies of the statements required Sector. 0: If any phrase, sen- (City Seal) /—,,c 1 ' ' to be filed under the provisions of tence or part of this ordinance is LOUISE� MCCARN, this ordinance, together with pho- for any reason held to be uncon- City Cleric of the tograph and finger prints of the stitutional, such decision shall not City of Palm Springs, person malting such statements affect the validity of the remain- California. when and if such Sheriff, Chief ing portion of this ordinance. The Publ'd Limelight 11/7-11-14/47. of Police or other head of any City Council hereby declares that I hereby certify that the fore- law enforcement agency furnishes it would have passed this ordi- going ordinance and certificate to the said Chief of Police of the nance, and each phrase, sentence were published November 7, 1947, City of Palm Springs copies of and part hereof, irrespective of in the Palm Springs Limelight- statements, photograph and finger the fact that any one or more News, a weekly newspaper of gen- prints procured by him, and it is other parts be declared void. eral circulation, printed, published hereby made the duty of said Chief Section 10: This ordinance is and circulatgd in the City^of P,Xm of Police of tire City of Palm hereby declared to be an emer- Springs. • 0 11 G c^— Springs to arrange for the ex- gency measure, and necessary for OiIISE McCARN, change of such information. the immediate preservation of the City Clerk of Palm Section 6: Any convicted per- public peace, health and safety, Springs, California. son who is required to register for the reason that it is necessary under the provisions of this or- to take steps immediately to sup- dinance, who changes his place of press the activities of a certain residence, stopping place or living criminal class, including those - ORDINANCE No. 184 quarters, shall within twenty-four known and reputed to be "Gang- (24) hours after the changing of sters," who are coming into the AN ORDINANCE OF TIIE CITY his place of residence, stopping State of California, and various OF PALM SPRINGS, AMEND- p'.ace or living quarters to any communities of Southern Cali- ING SECTION 46(a) OF OR- new or different place or places fornia particularly, in increasing DINANCE No. 36, BEING AN within said city other than any numbers, as is shown by recent ORDINANCE OF THE CITY place last shown in such report to criminal acts of major character REGULATING TRAFFIC UP- said Chief of Police, notify the in this and adjoining counties, and ON THE PUBLIC STREETS. I Chief of Police of such fact and by reason of the close proximity The City Council of the City of furnish to said Chief of Police the of the City of Palm Springs to a Palm Springs does ordain as fol- new address of his new residence, large center of population, to-wit: laws:Section 1: Section 4G(a) of swpputg place or living quarters, the City and County of Los An- in the same manner and with the geles; and that there is no means Ordinance No. 36 of said City, same detailed information as is provided by law whereby the law being "An Ordinance of the City re;uired under the provisions of enforcement officers of this City of Palm Springs, Regulating Traf- fic Upon the Public Streets," Sections 2 and 3 of this oordi- adopted November 9, 1938, is nance. into said City such criminals, until hereby amended to read as Lol- a crime or act of violence shall 6ect;on 7: Any person vielat- have been committed by them, and lows: ing the provisions of this ordi- therefore this ordinance shall be- "SECTION 46: UNLAWFUL nance or failing to comply with come effective immediately upon P,ORKING—PEDDLERS,VEN- any of the provisions hereof, shall its passage, and prior to the ex- DORS, ETC. piration of fifteen (15) days from (a) No person shall stop, stand he guilty of a misdemeanor and the passage thereof shall be pub- or park any vehicle from upon conviction thereof shall be lished for at least three (3) times which merchandise or food- punished by a fine of not to ex- in the Limelight Daily News, a stuffs are displayed,offered Iced Five IIundred Dollars (s5500.) newspaper of general circulation, for sale or sold, upon any or by imprisonment in the county printed, published and circulated portion of any street with- jail for a period of not to exceed in the City of Palm Springs. in this City, except in com- six months, or by both such fine LOUISE McCARN, pliance with all the fol- and imprisonment. The duty to City Clerk lowing: furnish the statements when and City of Palm Springs, First: Such vehicle shall in the manner provided by this California. stand or park only at the ordinance is hereby declared to be request of a bonafide cus- a continuing one, and for each day I hereby certify that the fore- tomer or purchaser and for that any person required under going is a true copy of Resolution provisions of this ordinance to . , p a period ex- the No 183 duly adopted by the City time not p ceeding tenn (10) minutes furnish a statement fails to do so, Council of the City of Palm such failure shall constitute a Springs in a meeting thereof held at any one place. on the 5th day of November, 1947. Second: Such vehicles at I separate offense; provided, how- all times shall each have a ever, that no person may be con- LOUISE McCARN, gross weight of less than victed more than once on account City Cleric 5,000 pounds. of violations occurring by reason City of Palm Springs, Third: Such vehicles at all of failure on a series of days, to California. times shall have an overall furnish such statements; provided, Dated at Palm Springs, Cali- length not exceeding 18 further, that nothing contained fornia, this 5th day of November, feet. herein shall be deemed a bar to 1947. subsequent prosecutions for viola- Fourth: Such vehicles shall tions of the provisions of this or- I, the undersigned, City Clerk of not operate on Sundays dinance occurring subsequent to a the City of Palm Springs, Cali- or holidays, days, nor before 9:00 prior conviction or an acquittal of fornia, hereby certify that the o'clock A. M., or after 5:00 a violation thereof. foregoing ordinance, being Ordi- o'clock P. M. on other days. nance No. 183 of the City of Palm Fifth: Such vehicles during Section 8: Any person required Springs, was introduced at a meet- the time they are stopped, by any provisions of this ordinance ing of the City Council of said standing or parked, shall to furnish a statement who shall city held on the 15th day of Octo- be at the extreme right of in such statement give any false ber,1947, and was read in full and the roadway, entirely off or fictitious address, or any ad- was passed at regular meeting of the paved, improved and dress other than a true address, said Council held on the 5th day,