HomeMy WebLinkAbout1/1/1953 - ORDINANCES 254.
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278 4-20-5L� 2 34 Repealing ;;157
and all amendment
of the City Council at an Adjourned WITNESS my hand and seal of said
meeting of said Council held on the 27th City this 30th day of October, 1952. (J) Whether or not the applicant or
day of August, 1952, by the following (City Seal) - any person or persons having the
management or supervision of tine
voAYES: McKinney, Strobe, Boyd, Mll- 1 I ^ 1 J applicant's operations have been
ler. Nathanson and Mayor Farrell. ,r} r�gi0 LD "�16{�, ��,�. convnted of a crime, misdemeanor
NOES: Nan.. "(% or ilia violation of any municipal
ABSENT: Hardy. '_ LOUISE MCCARN, ordinance, the nature of such
I further certify that said ordinance City Clerk of the City of offense and the punishment as.
was thereupon signed by CHARGES D. Palm Springs, California. sassed therefor;
,
-FARRELL, Mayor o1 Paim. Springs and News: Nov. 3, 1052. (K) The place or places, other than
attested by LOUISE MCCARN, City Clerk, I hereby certify that the foregoing or- the permanent place of business
of said City, dhiance and certificate were published of the applicant, where applicant
WITNESS my hand and seal of said November 3, 1952, In the Palm Eprfngs within the six months next pre-
Ci
ty a weekly newspaper of general Of[- ced the date of such applies-
City this 27th day of August, 1952. audition, printed, published and circulated it..
conducted a transient busi-
�� In the city of Palm Springs. ness, stating the nature thereof
and giving the postoffice and
street address of any building or
office in which such business, etc.
(City Seal) LOUISE Palm , .J'-` / was conducted.
City Clerk of the City of P¢hn L0II79E MCCARN'Springs, California. City Clerk, (L) A statement of the nature, char-
I hereby canary that the foregoing City of Pain Springs, Californian and quality of any goods,'tornia• wares and merchandise to be sold
ordinance and certificate were Published or offm'cd for sale in the City
September I, 1952, In the Palm Springs of Palm Springs, the invoice value
News, a weekly newspaper of general cir- and quality of such goods, wares
eitlatnn, printed, Published and circulated ORDINANCE NO. 254 and merchandise, whether Lhe
In the city of Palm Springs.
AN ORDINANCE E DTHEIN CITY SECTION
PALM same arc proposedpuss to be sold
/. SPRINGS AMENDING SECTION I from stock it Possession or by
OF ORDINANCE NO. 157 - sample:orders
direct sale or el tak-
ery;
ing the
for future delivery;
V ✓.w.�.C' '" B ""✓rile"✓"'�'• The City Council of the City of Palm where th. goads or Property pro-
mfac-
LOUISE MCCARN, Posed to be sold are d where
Springs does ordain as Follows: tuned o• produced and where
city Clerk, City of Palm Springs, SECTION ONE: Section I o1 Ordinance such goods time
products are ]o-
California. No. al befog an ordinance of the City sated at the time said application
of palm Springs providing for the es, S 211etl
tensing of wholesale and recall businopted May (M) Such other character o as to the
trades and occupations, etc adopted May idenEi Ly or character of the per-
t, 1945, is hereby amended to read as son of the applicant, or the per-
sons having the management or
ORDINANCE NO. 253 SECTION 1: (1) All licenses shall be supervision of applicant's busi-
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM prepared and Issued by the City Clerk ness or operations or the method
SPRINGS AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. upon the payment of the sums required or plan of doing such business as
36 BY ADDING SEC 1014 37. AND BR- to be paid hereunder and the furnish- the City Clerk may deem proper
VISING SECTION 49 THEREOF Ing to the City Clerk by the applicant of to fulfill the purpose of this or-
The City Council of the City of Palm such information In writing, verified if so dmmnce Ilithe Protection of the
Springs does ordain As follows: requested by the Clerk, as Is necessary public morals, health, welfare and
SECTION 1: Ordinance No. 36 of the to enable the Clerk to fully determine safety.
City of Palm Springs regulating truffle the application of this and other city At the dole of filing the application,
upon the public streets adopted Novem- ordmances to the particuar circumstances. a fee of Ton ($10.00) Dollars shall be
ber 9. 1938 Is hereby amended by adding Applicants for licenses to commence, man- paid to the City Clerk to cover the cost
thereto a new Section numbered 37a read- age, engage in, maintain, conduct or of investigation of the facts stated
In is follows: carry on the following businesses, voca- therein.
g thins, professions, callings, shows, exhi-
Sectlon may
The bity Council by bithons and games as described n the all b receipt OF application, the same
resolution may prohibit the parking respective subparagraphs of Section P of shall he referred c the Chief of Police
or standing of vehicles on certain$pact- this ordinance set after each, namely: who shall cause such in
investigation of the
Sled streets and highways or portions Astrology as per subparagraph 30 mutters reieered to in the application
thereof within the City at all or cer- Medicine Show as per subparagraph 82 and of the applicant's business and moral
taln hours of the day and night. Signs character to be made as may be neces-
shall be erected on such streets and Peddler ns per subparagraph 931, (b) sexy for the protection of the public
highways giving materials and the pub- Salesman, Itinerant as Per subpara- peace, morals, health, welfare and safety.
licgraph 102, If, as . result of such investigation, the
bi notice o1 such ante regulations and pro- must fnoish to the City Clerk the fol- g
visions s in accordance with the pro- lowingadditional information: sixesiapplicbilit character be business re-
visions o[ the Vehicle O Code. ore the Issuance
n found to he unsatisfactoryfor
SECTION 2: Said Ordinance No. 49 (A) Name and description of the ap- or the issuance r the license apnlled for
Is further amended by revising Section �9 Ferman
would be contrary to, the public Peace,
to read as follows: (B) Permanent home address and full morals, Police, welfare and safety, the
Section 49: ration PENALTIES. Any Denson, local address of the applicant; Chief of Police shall endorse nit such reasons
up-
firm provisions corporation vordi a any of (C) A brief description cf the nature for to m disapproval and his reasons -
the esolutio of this ordinance or ed o the business and the goods to car the same and return the said notify
any resolution or regulation adopted to be sold, d, any: the applicant tin City Clerk, woo shall notify
undo[ authority Rereof, ePall be gullty (D) Ii employed, the name and ad- the -ove that his application is dise
of a misdemeanor, and ups.Ionvlttlon dress of the employer, together approved and that no permit and license
thereof shall be punishable by a fine with credentials establishing the will be issued.
of not more than Flve Hundred Dollars exact relationship; Any person aggrieved by the action of
($500.00) or by imprisonment In the (E) The length of time for welch the the Chief of Police or the City Clerk,
Riverside County Sail for a period of to do business is desired; in the denial of a license, shall have
not more than 51. (6) months, or by right the right to appeal to the City Council
both such fine and imprisonment. Each (F) Photographs of the applicant, as of the City of Palm Springs. Such appeal
such person, firm or corporation shall well as of all persons having shall be taken by filing with the Council,
be deemed guilty of a separate of- management or supervision of ap- within fourteen (14) days after notice of
reuse for every day during any portion plicant's operations in this City, the action complained of has been mailed
of which any violation of any provi- taken within 60 days immediately to such person's last known address, a
dons of this ordinance Is committed, prior to the date of the filing of written statement setting forth fully the
continued or permitted by such person, the application, which pictures grounds for the appeal The Council shall
firm or corporation, and shall be Dun- shall be 2" x 2" showing the head set a time and place for a hearing on
Ishable therefor 'as provided by this and shoulders of the subject n a such appeal mud natue Of such hearing
ordinance. clear and distinguishing manner; shall be given to the applicant by mail-
SECTION 3: The City Clerk Is hereby (G) The fingerprints of the applicant Ing such notice, postage prepaid, to his
ordered and directed to certify to the as well as those of all persons last known address at least five (5) days
passage of this ordinance and to cause having management or supervi- prior to the date set for hearing. The
the same to be published once in Palm
sion of applicant's operations, decision and order of the Council on
Springs News, a newspaper o1 general air- and the names of at least twa such appeal shall be final and conclusive,
eulatien, printed, published and circu- reliable property owners of the If, as a result of such investigation, the
la.ted in the City of Palm Springs. This County of Riverside, State of character and business responsibility of
ordinance shall be effective thirty (30) California, who will certify as to the applicant are found to be satisfac-
days after passage. the applicant's good character tory, and the issuance of the license ap-
FLORIAN G. BOYD, and business respectability or, In plied for would not be contrary to the
Acting Mayor o1 the City of Palm Springs, lien of the names of references, public peace, morals• health, welfare or
A77T: such other available evidence as safety, the Chief of Police shall endorse
( /7 to the good character and has- on the application his approval, execute
iness responsibility of the apply a permit addressed to the applicant for
cant as will enable an investi- the carrying on of the business applied
�-- gator W properly evaluate such for, and return said permit along with
LOUISE MCCARN, character and business responsi- the application to the City Clerk, who
City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs. bility; shall, upon payment of the prescribed
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the (H) A statement by a reputable physi- fee, deliver to the applicant his permit
Ity of Palm Springs, California• hereby sicinn of the City of Paim and issue a license.
certify that the foregoing ordinance, Springs, dated not more than (2) Each license so issued shall state
I
being Ordinance No. 253 of the City of t prior to upon the face thereof the following in
en Springs,
dated
Palm Springs, was introduced at a meet- o submission addition to any other pertinent lnfor-
of the application, certifying the
ing of the City Council e1 said city held motion:
applicant, as well as all persons
re the 15th day of October, at and was (a) The person to whom aatne is
having management or supervision
rend in full and was passed at Athe 29ed issued;
of applicant's operations, to be
meeting of said Council held on the 2Dth free of contagious, Infectious or (h) The kind of business licensed
day o1 October, I952, by the following communicable disease: thereby:
vote: (i) The amount paid therefor;
AYES: Boyd Kinney. Nathanson, Miller, (I) A brief statement of the ad- _(d) The location o1 such business:
Hardy and McKinney. tore and character p the -be (.) The date of expiration of such
NOES: None. vertlstng done or Proposed to-be license:
Afurthe Mayor Farrell. done in order re attract $use (f) A photograph license
the licensee as well
I further certify that aria ordinance tamers, and If required by the t the license number and
was thereupon signed by Florian G. Boyd, erti Clerk, copies of all said ad- other chicle use description of
Mayor-Pro Tern Lo of Palm , Cings, and vertlstng whether by handbills, cir- any vehicle used in such so-
of said it Louise McCain, City Clerk char, newspaper advertising or ]felting or canvassing.
of $aril City. otherwise, shall be attached SECTION TWO: This ordnance 3-
said application as exhibits there-
hereby declared to be an urgency comes-
to;
382
ure necessary for the Immediate pres- of 175 feet, thence Westerly and par- ORDINANCE NO. 256
Invasion of the public peace, health and allel to said South line a distance of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY'OF PALM
safety within the meaning of Section 36937 38D feet, thence Southerly and Parallel SPRINGS AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.
of the Government Code, as amended, to said West line a distance of 69.52 129, REGULATING THE KEEPING OF
and shall be effective immediately. feet, thence Westerly and parallel W 'FOWLS AND ANIMALS WITHIN THO -
A statement of the facts constituting said South line a distance of 150 feet CITY, AUTHORIZINGb THE PUBLIC
such emergency is as follows: to the true point of beghipfng. POUND AND CREATING TIM POSI- a
The active tourist season is at hand R-3 TIOIN OF HUMANE[OrFICER.
and the community requires the pro- All that portion of the Southerly 668 1 The City Council of the City of Palm
faction of this ordinance during the feet of Lot 39, Sec. 23, T4S, RID, of Springs does ordain as follows:
time it otherwise would require before Palm Valley Colony lands, as shown by "SECTION 1: Ordinance No. 129 of the
becoming effective. in., oil file in Map Book 14, Page 652, City of Balm Springs, being an ordinance
SECTION THREE: The City Clerk is Records of San Diego County, CaSfor- regulating the keeping of fowls and oni-
hereby ordered and directed to certify pia, described as follows: mals within the city, authorizing a public
to the passage of this ordinance and to Beginning at a point on the West pound and creating .the position of
cause same to be Published once in the line of said Lot 39, distant 40 feet Humane Officer, Is hereby amended in
Desert Sun, a newspaper of general air- Northerly from the Southwest corner the following particulars:
solution, printed, published and circulated of said Lot 39, thence Easterly and the(
amenSectded
2 01 said ordinance is
In the City of Palm Springs. Parallel to the South line of said Lot hereby ON 2:d to read A fellows.
EI OFFICER
2: POUND AND HUMANE
FLORIAN G. Sprin er a distance of 125 feet, thence North- . publDER
Mayor is the City of Palm Springs. erli and 39 parallel to the Wartime of A Public Pound is, hereby authorized
nd
(Pro S tam) said Lot 39 a distance of 203 feet thence
and Its is location shall be determined and
ATTEST: the true Point of beginning, thence established re the City Council Pram time
spill West
Northerly and 1 .48parallel to to time si resolution.
said West line ¢ distance al 105,50 feet, The position of Humane Officerdan her.-
thence Easterly and Parallel feet, said by cn3 and and said athat and any dep-
Southuth rine a distance of 25 saithence uties'and assistants that cony hereafter
Northerly and Parallel to said West -be ¢udhorized; shall be appointed by the
line a distance of 69.52 feet thence City Manager.
LID:OSE MCCARN, Easterly and parallel to said South a duties entering-upon the discharge of
City Clerk of the City o1 Palm Springs. line le distance of 380 feet, thence the duties Of his Position, the Humane
Jan. 12, 1953. Southerly and parallel to said West Officer shall execute n security bond in
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the line a distance of 175 feet, thence the sum of One Thousand Dollars
City of Palm Springs, Califrem., hereby Westerly and parallel to said South thra0D.D0), Payable to the city, ce of
car tiny that the foregoing ordinance, being line a distance of 405 feet to the true his
upon the:faithful,1Perf 1 . —,e of
pint of beginning. his duties.
Ordinance NO. introduced
Of the at
of Palm P e g shall be the duty of the,Humane
Springs, was introduced at a meeting R-4 carOfficer and his y pond, to""enforce' the
�tE the CityofCouncil of said city ]told on All that Portion e, tiro Southerly 6of care for the this Pound to enforce the
the 7 e day O£ January, 1953 and was feet of Lay 39, Sao. 23, T46, SIR,own of form fall of this Imposed
and to per-
read hg full and was passed at regular Palm Valley Colony ]ands a1 spawn by form all Butte!; Imposed upon him he
meeting o1 said Council held on the i7thng map ds Pile in leg Book 14, alif nia, the laws of the State of California. the
day Of January, 1953 by the following Records at tan Diego County. California, ordinances of the City of Council.
Springs,
VOW described as follows: and resolutions of the C'4ty Cacoal
AYES: McKinney. Strebe, Boyd, Miller Beginning at a point on Llte East The Humane officer shall receive such
y' line of said Lot 39 distant 40 feet coral meatiunr as may from time to time
and Hardy. Northerly Pram the S'ontheast corner be T.theri.el by th ou e City Cncil.
NOES: None. of raid lop, thence Westerly and Par- (b) Section 10 of Said or[nance Is
ABSENT: Nathanson and Farrell. allot to the South line of said lot a fie SUCrebyTION
amended to ES as follows:,
I further certify that said ordinance, distance of 53:3.83 feet, thence Northerly SF59NIMALSLD: FEES FOR KEEPING
was thereupon signed by^Meeym-3ee�Sem 4r and Parallel to the West ]Ina of said Tile Humane Officer shall receive and
Boyd, Meyorl'16f— tUre Springs, and at. Lot 39 a distance of 203 feet, thence collect from the owner or possessor of
tested by Louise McCann,,City Clerk of Easterly and parallel to the South line any Of the following colonels or Pawls the
said City. of sold lot a distance of 430 feet, folowing fees for impounding the same:
WITNESS my hand and seal of said thmine Southerly and prl.Sl to said Horses, bulls, axon and caws, per
City this eth day of January, 1953. West line a distance of 1 27 feet, thence head, Fear Dollars (t4,00):
Easterly and parallel to said Southerly Jacks, mules, steers and colts, par
Ill, a distance Of 111,11 feet, pins, or head, Four Dollars "I Ill:
e less, to the East line of said lot, thence 'Hogs, sheep, goats and calves, per
Southerly along said East line a dis-
head, One Dollar Fifty Cents
tance of 201.73 feet to the point of );
beginning. Ducks,
geese and domestic fowl, per
(City Seal) LOUISE MCCARN, SECTION II: The City Clerk is hereby head, Twenty-five Cents, ($ .25);
City Clerk of the City of ordered and directed to certify to the !Dogs and cats: for ,the flirt ro,
Palm Springs, California. passage of this ordinance and to cause Pounding, Per bend, One Dollar,
the same to be published once in Palm (n1.00): for the second impound-
I hereby certify that the foregoing or-ed far. per head, Fine Depots, (i55.00);
dinance and certificate to were. published Springs Desert bun, a newspaper a and for the third and addlLlon¢I im,
foal circulation, printed, published and ovndln s thereafter, ct bend, I
January ll, a s in the Palm Springseof p g p'•
Desert Sim, a semi-weekly newspaper O1 circulated a the ally of Palm Springs. Tor Dollars (%1l looping
general circulation, printed, published and This ordinance shall ge effective thirty and further sum for N'eePing the
same
circulated in the city of Palm Springs. (30) days after passage, per day:
FLORIAN the it of Pa .Horses, balls, oxen and caws, per
Mayo' pro rem of the City of Palm head, One Dollar, (81.00.
Springs .peaks, mules, steers and ..Its, Per
ATTEST: head. One Dollar 641
'Hogs, sheep, goats andd c)Hives, per,
head, One Doll 1.00);
Ducks, geese and domestic fowl, Per
LOUISE MCCARN,
City Clerk, lend, One Dollarar had,
City of Palm Springs, California. Dogs and oats. Per head, One Dollar
�^ LOUISE MCCARN, Fe posts);
ilex City Clerk of the City of Palm Posting any notice of sale, One
< Dollar ($1.00).
o--
Springs (cl S'ECTION 15 Of said Ordinance Is
7 / I, the undersigned City Ca Clerk Of htheereby
hereby ION 15: to read E follows:
/V.i3 City of at t Springs, g co dinnla, hereby Any person
n DOG LICENSES
ORDINANCE" NO. 251f certify that the foregoing City
being Any pal of owning m having custody
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF Ordinance No. tro of the City et Palm of control of one or mere dogs within
PALM SPRINGS AMENDING SECTION Springs, was introduced city
a meeting of this city shall pay for tle custody
privilege of
3.1 OF ORDINANCE NO. 180 AND THE the City Council of said city held on the keeping same within this custody and
OFFICIAL LAND USE PLAN ADOPTED _b,1 7 and was rend contt)) n license tax of Two ai Dollars
in full and was Passed at an adjourned (s2.O0) for each male or female dog
THEREBY meeting of said Council held on the flat over the age of three months. Such h-
day of January by the following vote: sense tax shall be paid annually to the
The Springs, do Council of the Clty OE Palm City Clerk and shall be due and payable
AYIu'N MCKlnney, Strobe. Millet, Hardy,
SECT does ordain as follows: in advance of the first day it duly Of
Nathanson end Mayor pro tam
SECTION 1: Section 3.l Of Ordinance Boyd each year and shall expire ng on the 30th
NO. 180 Of the City of Palm Springs and NOES: None day of June of the succeeding Year. The
the "Official Land Use Plan" adopted ABSENT: Mayor Farrell full payable
amount of such license Lax shall
thereby is hereby amended by designat- I further cartlf that said ordinance be rolidee for any fractionacre of ho year.
ing and establishing the areas of land y Pcovlde that any y, fit who e a
hereafter described as being within the was thereupon Signed by FLORIAN G. pan-resident of the city, either W'aveling
land use districts indicated as follows: BOYD, Mayor Pro tam of Palm Springs, through it or temporarily sojourning
R-1 and attested by LOUISE McCARN City within the city for a Period not cxceed-
A.il that portion Of the Southerly 660 Clerk of said City. Ing three months, and who his In his
feet. OE Lot 3B, Sec. 23, T96, R4E, of WITNESS my hand and seal Of said custody or control one or more [logs
Palm Volley Colony Lands, as shown City this 22nd clay of January, 1953. currently licensed by another municipal-
ity, shall pay for the prlvlage of IreeP-
by a map on file in Map Book 14, Page ing such dog Or dogs In his custody
652, records OF.Snn Diego County, Cali- and control within the city a license tax
forma, described as follows: f One Dollar (%1.00) Per dog for each
Beginning at a paint on the Westerly, .peripd.
line of said Lot 39, distance Northerly (City seal) LOUISE MCCARN. The licensing Provisions of this ordl-
348.40 feet from the Southwest cornerCity Clerk of the City of pan+re shall not apply to dogs Lemporardy
of said Lot 39, thence continuing Palm Springs, California. brought into the city for the exclusive
Norther] along said West line a dls- purpose of entering them in a bench
tanY 6 I tics certify that fife foregoing or- show or dog exhibition, and which eve
her aid feet to the Northwest cord dinance and certificate were punished kept. at such bench show or dog exhl-
ner of said Southerly 668 feet of parallel
said January 26, 1953 in the Desert Sun, a bitem temporarily. I
I,Ot 39, thence Easterly and parallel to weekly newspaper of general circulation, Each license issued pursuant to the
said South line a distance of 658.22 printed, published and circulated in the provisions of this ordinance shall be
feet to the East line of said Lot 29, city of Palm Springs. signed by the City Clerk. Each license
thence Southerly along said East line issued pursuant to the provisions Of this
a, distance Of 426.27 feet, thence West- // ordinance shall state the name and rein-
Illy and parallel to said Saudi linea r dance of the nerson to whom such license
distance of 103.64 feet, thence North- �17` �5 �I Y�I �{ rx ifs,g5sued, the amount paid therefor, the
only and parallel to said West line a - '— c ,Rotor thereof, the date when houid,
distance of 1.27 feet, thence westerly LOUISE MCCARN, the date on which such license shall ex-
and parallel to said South line a dis- City Clerk, pire, and re descrlintion of the dog far
tance of 25 feet, thence Northerly and City of Palm Springs, California. which such license is, issued and the
Parallel to said West line a distance Jan. 26, 1953. number of the metallic tag acconrpany-
Ing same.
ORDINANCE NO.
SEE
ORD NO. Passed Book Page Action
292 12-14-54 2 320 Awnding Sec,. 207
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With each license for an individual ORDINANCE NO. 257
dog there shall be issued it metal tag AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS REGULATING TIIE ERECTION,
with the number thereof and the year for CONSTRUCTION, ENLARGEMENT, ALTERATION, REPAIR, MOVING. REMOVAL,
which Issued, together with the words: DEMOLITION, CONVERSION, OCCUPANCY, E'QUITMENT, USE, HEIGHT, AREA
"Palm Springs Dag License" plainly In- AND ALIINTENANOE OF BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURE'S IN THE CITY OF
scribed thereon. PALM SPRINGS; PROVIDING FOUR THE ISSUANCE OF PERMITS AND COL.
Such tag shall be securely affixed to LECTION OF FEES THEREFOR; DECLARING AND ESTABLISHING PENALTIES
a collar, harness or other device. which FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF; AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 8,
shall at all times be worn by such dog ORDINANCE NO. 15. ORDINANCE NO. 20, ORDINANCE NO. 70 AND ORDI-
except whie such dog remains Indoors NANCE NO. 165.
or in an enclosed yard or pen. The City Council of the City of Palm Springs does ordain as follows:
The City Clerk shall procure the num- SECTION 1: This ordinance shall be known as the "Palm Springs Building
ber of tags needed each year, and shall Code" and it shall be sufficient to refer to said ordinance as the "Palm Springs
keep a register wherein shall be entered Budding Code" in any pros'eeakion for violation of any provisions thereof or other-
the name and address of the person to wise; it shall also be sufficient to designate any ordinance adding to, amending or
whom each such license and tag are repealing said Building Cade or any part thereof, as an addition or amendment to
Issued, the number of such tag, and the or a repeal of the "Palm Springs Building Code."
date of issuance thereof, and a descrip- SEDCTION 2: Sections 101 through 302, inclusive, Sections 304 and 305, Sections
then of the dog for which issued. 401 through 113, Inclusive, Sections 415 through 506, inclusive, Sections 508 through
Any person keeping or harboring any 1401, inclusive, Sections 1406 through 1408, inclusive Sections 1501 through 2201,
' dog for five consecutive days shall be inclusive, Sections 2203 through 2407. inclusive, Sections 2409 through 2521 with the
deemed to be the owner thereof within exception of Subsection (h) of 2521, Sections 2522 through 31G1, inclusive, Sections 3103
the meaning of this ordinance. through 3204 with the exception of Subsection (0) of 3204, Sections 3205 through
(d) Section 25 of said ordinance is 3701, inclusive, Sections 3702 through 4504, inclusive, Sections 4506 through 4711 (b),
hereby amended to read as follows: inclusive, Sections 4712 through 6002, inclusive and Section 6004 of Volume I,
SECTION 25: PENALTIES together with the further requirements as set forth in the appendix of the said
Any person, firm Or corporation vfo- Volume 1, and Volume III of the Uniform Building Code (1952 Edttfon) of the
lacing any of the provisions of this or. Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference, which establishes roles and regulations
dinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor for the erection, construction, enlargement, alteration, repair, moving, removal,
and, upon conviction thereof, shall be demolition, conversion, occupancy, equipment, use, height, area and maintenance
punishable by a fine of not more than of buildings and structures, and which rules and regulations have been and are
Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), or by printed as a code in book form in two volumes, namely Volume I and Volume III,
imprisonment in the Riverside County are hereby adopted, together with all provisions and words and figures thereof,
Jail for a period of not more than six and made a part of the "Palm Springs Budding Code."
months, or by both such fine and fin- Three copies of each of the said Volumes r and III of the code have heretofore
prisonment. Each such person, firm or been filed, for the use and examination by the public, in the office of the City
corporation shall be deemed guilty of a Clerk of the City of Palm Springs prior to adoption of this ordinance.
separate offense for every day during any The parts, chapters and sections Of said Uniform Building Code, as heretofore
portion of which any violation of any set fin Eh, are made the corresponding parts, chapters and sections similarly desig-
provisions of this ordinance ]a com- nated omit numbered of the "Palm Springs Building Code."
mitted by such person, firm or car- SECTION 31 As a part of said "Palm Springs 71mildnrg Code," a section desig-
poration. nated Section 200 thereof, and to read as follows, 1s hereby adapted:
SECTION II' The City Clerk is hereby SECTION 206: No person other than one night watchman for the whole of
ordered and directed to certify to the each work of improvement shall camp, lodge or stoop, erect or maintain any tent
passage of this ordinance and to cause or make any bed or lay any blanket or quilt for purposes of sleeping thereon either
the same to be published once in Desert at, in or adjacent to any building, structure or work of improvement which is under
Sun, a newspaper of general circulation, or in course of construction and not completed, whether in an automobile trailer
printed, published and circulated In the or otherwise.
City of Palm Springs. This ordinance SECTION 4: As a part of said "Palm Springs Building Code," a section desig-
shall be effective thirty (30) days after noted Section 207 thereof, and to read as follows, is hereby adopted:
passage. FARRE[.L cause any SECTION 207: No person shall be engaged or employed, nor shall any person
CHAItLFS D. y person to be engaged or employed in any workof construction,
Mayor of the City of Palm Springs. erection, alteration, repair, addition to, or improvement of any building, structure,
ATTEST: road or improvement co real property between the hours of 5:00 o'clock p.m. of each
day and 7.30 o'clock a.m. of the next succeeding day, without the written permission
of the Budding Inspector of the Building Department of the City of Palm Springs
first had and obtained.
SECTION a' As a part of said "Palm Springs Building Code," a section desig-
VVV noted Sec ion 303 thereof and to read as follows, is hereby adopted:
SUCTION 303: Any poison desiring a building permit shall, at the time of filing
LOUISE MCCARN, an application therefor, as provided in Section 201 of this Cade, pay to the
Building Inspector a fee as required in this section namely: For a total valuation
City Clerk er the City City
Palm Springs. of .$103.00 or less a ,$2 00 fee; for a total valuation of from $100.00 to .51000.00
I the undersigned, City Clerk of the a $5.00 fee; and an additional fee of .$3 00 for each additional 1000.80 or fraction
City of Palm Springs, California, hereby 3
certify that the foregoing Ordinance,f thereof, to and including a total valuation of $15,there: and an additional See
being Ordinance No. rod ce the m of of 82.va far each additional and all or font f thereof, to and including a
Palm Springs, was introduced at a meet- total valuation of '8 there.,, and mi additional fee of valuation
for each additional
ing of the City Council u said city held i1 add io fraction thereof, to and including a total valuation of $5Q000.00; and
on the 21sE day of January, 1953' And an additional Ice of 50c far each additional fi1000.00 et fraction thereof of total
was read in full and was passed held
valuation un ex"eions fee
of one-ha
I o regular meeting of said ry. 195 held An additional Fee of one-half the building permit fee established t this section
on the 4in day of February, ID53, by shall be paid when the nature and character of the Manager,
qwork,uire 1n the judgment
the following vote: of the Superintendent specifications Budding sod the City Manager, requ¢es checlring of the
AYES: McKinney, Hard, Miller, Boyd, Plans and perinende f a structural engiermi
Mayor Fa Hardy and Mayor The Superintendent Such
bur of Building shall determine the estimated valuation ]n all
Mayor Farrell. cases, and for such purpose he shall be guided byins Builds estimating practices.
AB None. SECTION 30 Asa part d Said "Palm Springs Budding Code" a section desig-
Ifurthe None, rated Section 306 thereof and to OC as follows, o hereby adopted:
I further certify that said ordinance SECTION 006 (aY USE OR OCCUPANCY. d, new building or structure in
was thereupon signed al Cprings D. groups c to c H, inclusive, shall be used or s occupied, and ire change m the existing
FAested b Mayor of Palm Springs, and occupancy Building
l a building or structure or portion thereof shall p made,
attested City.
LOUISE MCGARN, City Clerk until the Building Official has issued a Certificate of Occupancy therefor as provided
of said City. heeein
WITNESS my hand and Seal of said (b) CHANGE IN USE. Changes in the character or use of a bolding shall not
City this 5th day of February, 1953. be made except as IS d in Section of this Code.
(c) CERTIFICATETF ISSUED. After final Inspection,this
when it is found that the
building ar structure toofcomplies with the provisions of this Code, the Budding official
r ` small ensue a Certificate of Occupancy which shall contain the Following:
,(..L� � ( ) The use and occupancy for which the Certificate is issued.� (2) A statement that the floor load signs, required by Section 2308, have
been Installed.
(City &all LOUISE MCCARN, (3) A statement that the roam capacity signs, as icqurred by Section 3301 (1)
City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, have been Installed.
California. (4) A certification that fire budding or structure complies with the pre-
visions of this Code.
$ hereby a certify that the Foregoing or-ed (d) TEMPORARY CERTIFICATE. A temporary Certificate of Occupancy may be
dinance and certificate were published issued by the Building Official for the use of a onion or portions of a building or Feb. 9, ews m the Desert bun, a semi structure prior to the com P
weekly newspaper of general circulation, P ptifica of the entire building or structure.
printed published and circulated in the (e) POSTING. The Certificate be Occupancy shall be pasted in a conspicuous
city of Palm Springs. place on the premises and shall not be removed except by the Braiding Official,
SECTION 7: As ¢ par: of said "Palm Springs Building Code" a sectectioon desig-
hated Section 41414: thereof, and to read m ffll ma a hereby adopted.
SECTION 414: MASONRY is that {ram re eo blork or composed of stone,similar
concrete, gypsum, hallow clay tile,co concrete block o[ tile, or ether sit by
��V + _p 0 L� building units or materials or a combination of these materials laid up unit by
V✓Gl UIMi unit and set In mortar.
LOUISE MCCARN, MASONRY, SOLID is masonry of solid units built without Imllmv spaces.
MEZZANINE or MEZZANINE FLOOR is an intermediate floor placed in any
City Clerk, story or room when the total area of any such mezzanine floor exceeds 33 1/3 0
City of Palm Springs, California, of the total floor Wren in that roam, it,shall be considered as constituting an addi-
Feb. 9, 1963. tional "story," The clear height above or below a mezzanine Floor construction
shall be not, less than seven feet (71).
SECTION G: As a part of .said "Pam Springs Building Cade," a section them-
noted Section 507 thereof, and to read as follows, is hereby adopted:
SECTION 507: The maximum height and number of stories of every building
shall be dependent upon the character of the occupancy slid the type of construction
and shall not exceed the limits set forth I. Table No. 5-D5 except as provided
in the Palm Springs Land Use Ordinance No. 180, as amended, or its successors.
The height shall be measured from the highest adjoining mdewallc or ground surface
providing that the height unstained from the lowest adjoining surface shall not
I exceed such maximum height more than ten feet (101).
The limits set forth in Table No. -D may be increased by one story to a
maximum height of two stories if the building is provided with an automatic fire
extinguishing system installed in accordance with tine Provisions of Chapter 88. The
increase in height for sprinklers shall not apply when other provisions of this Code
require automatic fire extinguishing' systems throughout, or when the increases under
Section 506 (f) are used.
S=- ON 9: As a Part of said "Palm Springs Building Code," a section Steele-
listed Section 1405 thereof, and to read as follows, is hereby adopted:
SECTION 1405: Light, ventilation, room sizes, ceiling heights and sanitation shall
be provided as specified by any State law intended to regulate such light, ventilation,
room sizes, ceiling heights and sanitation.
SECTION 10: As a part of said "Palm Springs Building Code," a section desig-
nated Section 1409 thereof and to read as follows, is hereby adopted:
SECTION 1409: Group 1 occupancies constructed on the roof of multiple storied
buildings shell be considered as an additional story in so far as the construction,
location, exposure, stairs, exits and fire extinguishing apparatus are concerned.
A carport, open on three sides, need not have a fire separation between the carport
and the dwelling.
SECTION 10: As a part of said "Palm Springs Building Code," a section desig-
nated Section 24DS thereof, and to read as follows, is hereby adopted:
SECTION 2408. (a) General. Hollow unit masonry is that type of construction
made with structural clay tile or hollow concrete masonry units in which the
units are all laid and set 1. mortar. Types A-I, A-2 or B mortar shall be used
in such construction except that interior non-bearing masonry of hollow units
may be laid up in gypsum mortar.
(b) Construction. Hollow masonry units shall have full mortar coverage of
the face shells in both horizontal and vertical Joints. 'Where two or more hollow
units are used to make up the thickness of the wall, the stretcher courses shall be
bonded at vertical intervals not exceeding thirty-four inches (34") by lapping at
least three and three-fourths inches (33/4') over the unit below, or by lapping
with units at least 50 per cent. greater In thickness than the units below at vertical
Intervals not exceeding Seventeen niches (171O. Where walls of hollow masonry
units are decreased in thickness a course of solid masonry not less than four
inches (411) in height shall be interpose[) between the wall section below Such Point
and that next above, or special units on construction shall be used to transmit ade.
quately the loads from the shells above to those below.
(a) Stresses. The allowable unit working stresses in hollow unit masonry I
shall at exceed the values set forth in Tabs No. 24-E or as provided in ails Section,
except as provided in Chapter 23.
(d) Reinforced Filled Cell Construction. In walls of hollow unit masonry,
structural members cony be built by filling continuous cores or spaces wltil concrete
or grout in which reinforcement is embedded. Such members may be designed as
specified for reinforced brick masonry in Section 2407. The area of such care ..Its
in contact with the fill, and of the face shells of units containing such cores not
exceeding the length of one unit, may be included in the computation of the effective
areas of the section and the required horizontal reinforcement may be concentrated
1,
bond beams and at the tops and bottoms of walls and openings with not more
than 50 per cent in the tops of footing walls. In such walls the required horizontal
steel may be concentrated in bond beams and al the tops and bottoms of: walls and
openings. The minimum steel required shall be calculated on the grass area of the wall.
The value of I'm may be assuinnd as provided in Section 2407 (a), applying the
designated percentages to the net compressive strength of the units. The value of I'm
may be determined by tests as provided In Section 2407 (a) based on specimens of the
dimensions specified for beams and slabs, which may be built of units In the fman
of hollow squares laid with the mortar and filled with the concrete at grout on
which the design is based.
Mtnlnmm requirements for walls constructed of hollow concrete masonry units
in one-story residential construction shall be as follows:
Foundations shall be reinforced with two continuous one-half inch Oh"1 round
reinforcing bars.
Walls shall be reinforced with mite-half inch (F'O round reinforcing bars
placed not more than four feet (40 apart. Such bars shall extend continuously the
full height of the wall and shall be hooked in the foundation and bond beam.
Concrete bond beams shall be constructed at each plate height. Bond beams
shall extend the full width of the walls on which they are supported, and the depth
of such beams shall be not less thou the width. Bond beams shall be reinforced with
two continuous one-half inch (4e") round reinforcing bars. Approved types of band
beam blocks may he substituted for concrete bond beams.
Wood Joists and rafters shall be securely attached to continuous wood plates,
not less than 2" x 4", which c all be securely bolted to the bond beam..
Lintels spanning not more than four feet (41) may be constructed of twelve
Inch (1211) units set on edge. The cellular spaces of such units shall be filled as
required for vertical reinforcing and Lntels shall be reinforced with two one-half
inch 0&') round reirrfarcing bars embedded continuously in the bottom cells. All
other lintels shall be constructed of reinforced concrete or structural steel.
SECTION 11. As a part of said "Palm Springs Building Code," a section desig-
nated Section 3102 thereof, and to read as follows, is hereby adopted:
SECTION 3102: Concrete slab floors shall be not less than two inches (2^)
thick, except that concrete floors supported on earth fill shall be not less than
three and one-half inches (3'-411) thick. Topping, when poured monolithic with the
slab, may be included as a structural part of the slab. Sleepers for the nailing of
a wood floor shall put decrease the required structural depth of the slab, unless
placed in the direction of span and then shall not be Placed more than one-half
inch ('/") into the slab.
SECTION 12: As a part of said "Palm Springs Building Cade," a section desig-
nated Section 3203 thereof, and to read as follows is hereby adopted:
SECTION 3203: The design of the roof construction shall be in accordance
with engineering regulations for the materials used. Where the roof is not designed
as spemted in Chapter 25. Table No. 32-A and Table No. 32-AA give the maximum
allowable spans for ceiling joists and roof rafters of a grade not less than IIDOI or
No. 2 Douglas fir or southern pine or comparable grades in other species, surfaced
four sides to U.B.C. standard No. 25-1 sizes and based on the live loads specified in
Section 2305. -
Joists or rafters of other grades, other woods and other sizes may be used,
In which case they shall not be stressed to exceed the minimum allowable fiber stress
as specified in Chapter 25,
The allowable span of roof rafters shall be measured from Plate to ridge,
except that where rafters are braced to ceiling joists and a complete truss is
formed, the spans shall be conide sred as the distance between intersecting points of
trussing.
Roof framing and trussing shall be thoroughly and effectively angle braced.
Roof ,foists when supported on a ribbon board shall be nailed to the stud
TABLE NO. 32-AA—ALLOWABLE SPANS FOR ROOF JOISTS WITH CEILING
ATTACHED
Joist Spacing Joist S-4-8 Joist S-1-E
Size Center (Feet and (Feet and
(inches) I to Center I I inches) inches)
(inches)
2x8 �--- 12 16 I 107 I 1-4
2
_ 9-5 30-0
12 15-3 10-5
2 x 8 I 16 I 14-0 I 15..0 —'
24 12-0 13.3
12 10-4 21-0
2 x 10 I 16 I 18-0 I 10-0
24 IS-8 17-0
m 22-8 25-0
2 x 12 16 21-G 23.0
24 I 10-30 I 20-0 _
SECTION Is- As a part of said "Palm Springs Budding Code," a section desig-
nated Section 3204e thereof, and to read as follows, is hereby adopted:
SECTION 3204 (a): Fire-Retardant Roof Coverings A. fire-retardant roof cover-
ing shall be any roof covering which meets the requirements specified For any one
of the following roofings, 1 to 7 inclusive, or shall be any roof assembly bearing the
label of the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., for Cass A cr B roofing
I.Any built-up composition roofing consisting m materials whose fire-retardant
values as set forth in Table No. 32-B equal not less than 15 paints including a
tap covering selected from poets (b), (a) or (d) of said table.
2. Hydraulic compressed rigid shingles not less than one-eighth Inch (1/810)
thick, composed of Portland cement and asbestos fibers, lard over a layer
of saturated felt weighing act less than 14 pounds to the one hundred square
feet (100 sq. ft.) or hydranhe compressed rigid sheets not less than sever
thirty-seconds inch (7/32") thick, composed of Portland cement and asbestos
fibers. The aforesaid felt may be omitted when the compressed shingles are
placed over an existing roof save,.fng.
3 Asphalt-saturated inineral-surfaced prepared composition shingles laid so
there are net less than two thicknesses at any point. The combined weight
of such shingles shall be net less than 20D pounds to the one hundred square
feet (100 sq. ft.) of completed roof area.
4. Concrete slab constructed as specified in Chapter 26 without additional roof
covering.
IS. Concrete the roofs land over two layers of asphalt saturated rag felt, each
layer weighing not less than fourteen pounds (14 lbs.) to one hundred square
feet (100 sq. ft.), salary mopped between and surfaced with asphalt.
5. Metal roof covering of corrugated, standing seen or flat type of not less
than No. 30 U. S. gauge, metal. All flat metal real coverings shall be laid
on solid sheathing. Corrugated or standing seam metal roof covering shall
be designed to support the required live load between supporting members.
6. Slate shingles Securely fastened with capper nails or with copper nails and
No. 14 B. and S. gauge copper wire, with nails of such length to to provide
not less than three-fourt113 inch (3/411) of penetration into the Imili➢g strips
or sheathing. Under all such shingles there shall be placed at least one
layer of asphnt saturated felt weighing not less than 30 pounds to 100
square feet.
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7. Clay roof tile securely fastened with copper nails or copper wire: provided
that for roofs not exceeding a rise of eight inches (811) In twelve inches
(12"), galvanized iron nails may be used, and provided further that file with
projection lugs need not be nailed or wired in place. Wire shall be not
smaller than No. 14 B. and S. gauge. Nails shall penetrate the supporting
roof construction not less than three-fourths inch (s/y').
Roofing the other than flat pan the with or without flanges, or flat sningle
tile, or flat decorative tile, shall satisfy the following strength requirements:
When supported on the turned-down edges at points six inches Mr) each
side of the center of the tile, giving four points of support and a span of
twelve inches (1211) and loaded with a concentration at the center, the
average breaking load Per tile for five representative the tested shall be not
less than 400 pounds and the breaking load for any individual tile tested shall
be net less than 350 pounds.
Roof the shall not absorb mare than 15 per cent of the dry weight of the
the during a 48-hour ❑ mersion test.
Under all burned clay units, there shall be placed not less than two layers
of asphalt saturated rag felt, each layer weighing not less than 14 pounds
I to one hundred square feet (100 sq. ft.), solidly mapped between and surfaced
with asphalt.
SECTION 14: As a part of said "Palm Springs Building Code," a section desig-
nated 3702 thereof, and to read as follows, is hereby adopted:
SECTION 2702: (a) Structural Design. Chimneys shall be designed, anchored,
supported, and reinforced when so designed as required in this Chapter and Chapters
23 and 29. No chimney shall support any structural load other than its awn weight.
Chimneys in wood frame buildings shalt be anchored laterally at the ceiling line
and at each floor line which is more than six feet (61) above grade, except when
entirely within the framework.
(b) Walls. Every chimney sball have solid masonry or reinforced concrete ,galls
at least eight inches (8") thick to addition to the lining of fire-clay flue
lining or firebrick,
(c) Flue Lining. Fire-clay flue lining shall be not less than five-eighths
Inches (5/811) thick. The lining shall extend from eight Inches (8") below
the lowest Inlet or, In the case of fireplaces, from the throat of the flre-
place to a point at least four inches (4") above enclosing masonry walls.
Flreclay flue linings shall be installed ahead of the construction of the
chimney as it is carried up, carefully bedded one on the other In fire-clay
mortar, with close-fitting joints left smooth on the Inside. Firebrick may he
used in place of fire-clay flue lining and shall be not less than two inches
(211) thick.
(d) Flue Area. No flue shall be smaller in area than the flue connection on the
appliance attached thereto nor less than as set forth in Table No. 37-A.
(e) Height. E'vmy chimney shall extend at least two feet (21) above the part
of the roof through which it passes and at least two feet (20) above the
highest elevation of any part of the building within ten feet (101) of
the chimney. The Building Official may approve a chimney of lesser height
installed with an approved vent cowl having a spark arrester whose opening
shall be not less than six feet (61) from any part of the building measured
horizontally For altitudes over two thousand feet (2,0001) the Building
Official shall be consulted in determining the height of the chimney.
(f) Corbeling. No chimney shall be corbeled from a wall more than six inches
(G"); nor shall a chimney be corbeled from a wall which is less than twelve
inches (12") in thickness unless it projects equally on each side of the wall.
In the second story of a two-story building of Group I occupancy, corbeling
of chimneys on the exterior of the enclosing walls may equal the wall thick-
ness. In every case the corbeling shall not exceed one inch (1") projection
ca
sh ach course of brick.
(g) Change in size or Shape. No change in the size or shape of a chimney where
the chimney passes through the roof shall be made within a distance of six
inches (60f) above or below the roof joists or rafters.
(h) Separation of Chimney Litters. When more than one flue or vent Is
contained fn the same chimney, masonry separation at least four inches (411)
thick bonded tribe the masonry wall of the chimney shall be provided to
separate flues in pairs or singly.
(1) Inlets. Every inlet to any chimney shall enter the side thereof and shall
be of not less than one-eighth inch (1/8") thick metal or five-eighths inch
' (5/6'0 thick refractory material.
Q) Incinerators. Masonry chimneys for incinerators In buildings of Group I
occupancy shall be lined with fire-clay flue lining and shall have
walls of not less than four inches (4/') of solid masonry or reinforced concrete.
Chimneys for incinerators using the flue as a refuse chute where the
horizontal grate area of combustion chamber does not exceed nine square
feet (9 sq. ft.), shall have walls of solid masonry or reinforced concrete,
not less than four manes (411) thick with a flue lining as specified in Sub-
section (c) of this Section. If the grate area of such an Incinerator exceeds
nine square feet (9 sq. ft.), walls shall be not less than four Inches (Y')
thick and shall be lined with not less than four inches (V) of firebrick,
except that higher than thirty feet (301) above the roof of the combustion
chamber, common brick alone, eight Inches (8") in thickness, may he used.
Chimneys for commercial and Industrial type incinerators of a size designed
for more than 250 pounds of refuse per hour and having n horizontal grate
area not exceeding nine square feet (9 sq. ft.) shall have walls of solid
masonry or reinforced concrete not less than four inches (411) thick, with
lining of not less than four inches (411) of firebrick, which lining shall extend
for not less than forty feet (407) above the roof of the combustion chamber.
If the design capacity or grate area of such an incinerator exceeds 250
pounds per hour and nine square feet (9 sq. ft.) respectively, walls shall
be not less than eight inches (8"1 thick, lined with not less than four inches
(or') of firebrick extending for the full height of the flue.
All incinerator chimneys shall terminate in a substantially constructed spark
arrester having a mesh not exceeding three-quarters
(IO Support Masonry chimneys shall be supported on foundation designed as
required on Chapters 23 and 28. Minimum reinforcing shall consist of lour
five-eighths Inch (5/8'0 round reinforcing bars, placed one at each corner
of the chimney, hocked into chimney foundation and extended continuously to
a point not less than two inches Nrl) below top of chimney, An eight inch
(8") reinforced concrete bond beam shall be placed at each plate line and
anchored laterally to the walls.
TABLE NO. 37-A—FLUE AREA FOR SOLID OR LIQUID FUELS
Minimum Area of Flue
Type of I Lined I Unlined
F/4uipin a Round Rectangle
Small stoves and heaters 28 sq.In. 35 sq in. 64 sq,in.
8" x 8"
Ranges and room heaters 40 sq in. 57 sq.in. 85 sq.In.
C" x 12"
1/12 of 1/10 of opening— 1/6 of oPen-
Fireplaces opening— parmamen 64 sq. ing—mini-
nvnimnm in. moon 100 sq.
50 sq,in. m.
Warm au' furnaces or 70 sq.in. 87 sq.in. 135 sq.In.
boilers 12" x 12"
' 'SECTION 15: As a pert of said "Palm Springs Building Code," a section dmlg-
noted Section 4731 (c) thereof, and to read as follows, is hereby adapted:
SECTION dUl (a); Application. 1. General. Except when applied to concrete
or masony, and except as otherwise Provided far pneumatically applied
plaster, exterior cement plastering materials shall be mixed by machine
methods for not less than two minutes and shall be applied in three coats as
set forth in Table No. 47-F, except that the third coat may be omitted pro-
viding that the total plaster thickness is not less than seven-eighths inch (7/81r).
The first coat shall be forced through all openings m the reinforcement so as
to fill all spaces solidly. It shall then be scored horizontally.
SECTION 16: As a part of said "Pam Springs Building Code," a section desig-
nated Section 6003 thereof, and to read as follows, is hereby adapted:
SECTION 6003: Ordinance No. 8, Ordinance No. 15, Ordinance No. 20, Ordinance
No. 10 and Ordinance No. 165 are hereby repealed.
SECTION 17: The City Clerk is Thereby ordered and directed to certify to the
passage of this ordinance and to cause the same to be published once in the Desert
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Sun, a newspaper o1 general circulation, printed, published and circulated In the
City of Palm Springs. Thts ordinance shall be effects ve thirty (3o) days after passage. ORDINANCE NO. 259
CHARLES D. FARRELL, AN ORDINANCE OF TIME CITY OP PALM
Mayor of the City of Palm Springs. SPRINGS REPEALING ORDINANCE
ATTEST: NO. 39, KNOWN AS TIME "SUDDIVI-
SIGN ORDINANCE," PRESCRIBING
RULIPS AND REGULATIONS GOVERN-
ING THE CITY PLANNING COMMIS-
SION, AND PROVIDING REGULA-
TIONS FOR THE SUBDIVISION OF
LAND WITHIN TIM CPry OF PALM
LOUISE MCCARN, SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA, AND PRE-
City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs. SCRIBING TIDS PROCEDURE TO BE
ATTEST: FOLLOWED IN TIM PREPARATION
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Palm. Springs, California, hereby AND PRESENTATION OF SURDM-
certify the foregoing ordinance, being Ordinance No. 257 of the City of Palm Springs, SION MAPS FOR APPROVAL BY THE
was introduced by title at a meeting of the City Council of said City held on the CITY PLANNING COMMISSION AND
21st day of January, 1953, and Was passed without further reading, said reading PRESCRIBING REQUIREMENTS NEC-
being waived by the unanimous consent of the City Council at a regular meeting of ESSARY FOR THE APPROVAL OF '
said Council held on February 4, 1953, by the following vote: SUCH MAPS.
AYES: McKinney, Strebe, Miller, Boyd, Nathanson, Hardy and
Mayor Farrell. In order to promote ord,ery growth and
NO: None. development of the City: proper use of
ABSENT: None. land; conservation, stabilization and Pro-
I further certify that said ordinance was thereupon signed by Charles D. Farrell, tectlon of the use value of property: ads-
Mayo:r of Palm Springs, and attested by Louise McCain, City Clerk of said City. quote provision for Utilities, streets and
Witness my hand and seal of said City this 5th tiny of February, 1953. canvemencc. public health, safety and
general welfare, the City Council of Palm
Springs ordains as follows:
Section 1. This ordinance shall be
known as and may be cited and referred
to as "City of Palm Springs Subdivision
Ordinance"
LOUISE MoCARN, Scotto. 2. AULhoritl. Pursuant be the
City Clerk at the City of Palm Springs. "Subdivision Map Act" of the State of
3: hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate were published California of 1937 ¢s amended, the pro-
February 9, 1953, in the Desert Sun, a saint weekly newspaper of general circulation, visions of this Ordinance are suptle-
printed, published and circulated in the City o1 P¢hn Springs. mental to those of said Act and in addl-
Feb. 9. 1953. thin to any other re¢nlahans Provided
by law and shall apply to all eubdivl-
sions Or parts of subdivisions hereafter
made, of land wholly or partially wlthnn
the inrarpora ted limits of the City of
Palm Springs, County of Fiverside, Call-
fornia.
LOUISE MCCAR.N, The City elammng Cemml.slon is hereby
City Clerk, designated as the 'Advisory Agency" re-
City of Palm Springs, California. (erred to in seta Act, and is charged
with the duty of making investigations
and reports on the design and improve-
ment of proposed subdivisions; and is
hereby authorized to approve, condition-
Silly alinove or disapprove tentative Units
of subdivisions prepared and filed in ac-
cordance with the provisions or this
Ordinance
Section 3. Definitions. Definitions of
certain words to be used in construing
the meaning of this Ordinance are as
follows: Words used m the present tense
include the future; the singular number
Includes the plural and the plural the
ORDINANCE NO. 258 Sun, a newspaper of general circulation, singular; the ward "shall" is mandatory
g and not directory
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM printed, Published and circularized in the CITY Shall mean the City of Palm
RINGS AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 'City of Palm Springs. This ordinance shall Springs, County of Riverside, California.
SPRINGS
180, ENTITLED "PALM SPRINGS LAND be effective thirty (So) days after passage. City Clerk shall mean the City Cleric
ADDING A 9'LORIAN G. BOYD, Of the City of Feb. Springs.
USE ORDINANCE," B NEW PARAGRAPH ( T' ARTICLE Acting Mayor of the City of Council shall mean the City Council
VIIM, R-4 DISTRICT (HOTEL). SEC- P¢hn Springs. of Palm Springs
TION 8.1, TO PERMIT RESTAURANTS Commission shalt mean ES Cgs.ity Plan
AND ON-SALE ALCOHOLIC SEVER- ATTEST: ring Commission a Palm SPrtnCi
AGE ESTABLISHMENTS AS PART OF City Engineer shall mean the City Be.-
AGE OPERATIONS. ginner in the City of all an the
Planning Director shall mean the Palm
Dl-
Th. City Council of the City of Palm rector of Planning of the City of Palm
Springs does hereby ordain a1 follows: Springs.
SECTION I:Ordinance NO, 180, ace" Is
Zoning Oof the a shall mean the Zoning
"Palm Springs Land Use Ordinance" is LOUISE MCCk of Ordinance of the City of Palm Springs.
hereby amended by adding a new Pars- City Clerk s. the City of SUBDIVISION refers m any real Prot-
mitti designated cc to Section in per- Palm Springs, troy, unproved or unimproved, re per-
muting certain accessory uses in the I, the undersigned. City Clerk h the tlon thereof, shown on the last pre Units.
R-4 (hotel) zoning district; said taro- City Of Palm Springs, California, hereby tax roll as a unit or a5 cpurpo ens sage
graph (e) to read as follows: certify that the foregoing City
being which Is divided for the fu purpose of sale,
(e) Accessary uses, consisting of rev- Ordinance a No. tro of the Clty ee Palm whether Into
fire Or future, by any sub-
erage es and onesale alcoliDlicprovided beat Springs, was introduced city
a meeting of divider Into fire or more Parcels vviLhm
exade establishments, provided that the City Connor of said city held On the any one-year period.
said uses are part of a hotel opera- 4th day of February, 1953 and was read Lelacle. A Piece b tercel of land en-
that having ¢ building site ed in full and was passed at an adjourned Str'ee surrounded by public highways,
40,000 square Feet and Provided meeting of said Council held on the Itch streets, streams, railway rights'-of-way,
further that day of February, 1053 by the following orparks, etc., or a combination thereof.
(1) The public entrances to said vote: Lot. A plot, parcel or tract of land
restaurants Or on-sale alcoholic AYES: Strobe, Boyd, Miller and occupied or proposed to be occupied by
beverage establishments are from Hardy a building or an integrated group of
within the building; NOES: Norre buildings and uses customarily Incident
(2) Said accessory uses, including ABSENT: McKinney, Nathanson and and accessory thereof, Including at least
kitchens, service rooms and Mayor Farrell such open spaces as "maned by the Zon-
storage rooms do not occupy I further certify that said ordinance ing Ordnance, and such open spaces as
more than 20o of the ground was thereupon signed by FLORIAN G. are .,ranged nod designed to be used
floor area Of Said hotel build- BOYD. Acting Mayor of Palm Springs, In connection wuh such building and
ing or buildings; and attested by LOUISE McCARN, City having its principal frontage on a street
(3) That no Portion of said ac- Clerk Of said City. or plane.
cessory use be located closer WITNESS my hand and seal of said STREETS. A way for vehicular traffic
than 50 feet from any prop- City this 19 th day of February, 1953. designated as a street, highway, there-
city Iroe; (City Seal) fare, parkway, road, avenue, boulevard,
(1) Off-street automobile parking lane, place, drive or otherwise.
provided On the basis of one Arterial Streets and 111gheays. Major
square foot of parking area for and secondary thorefares used primarily
every square foot of floor area for fast and heavy traffic.
of said accessory use. That Collector Streets. Streets which carry
such parking shall be provided traffic from minor streets to the major
in addition to the amount re- LOUISE MCCARN, system of arterial streets and highways,
quired far hotels under Section City Clerk of the City Of Including the principal entrance streets
4.12 of Land Use Ordinance Patin Springs U residential development and streets
, California..
180, and that drives and/or for circulation within such a develop-
parking area shall be properly I hereby certify that the foregoing or- ment.
surfaced with concrete, brick Otranto and certificate were published Neig'e,bo[hood or Minor Si.reet5. Streets
or suitable asphaltic surfacing February 23, 1953 in the Desert Sun, a used primarily to provide access to abut-
to prevent the emanation of weekly newspaper of general circulation, ling properties.
dust: printed, published and mreulated 1. the Ma'e'innl Access Streets. Minor directs
(5) Complete plot plan and floor City of Palm Springs. which are adjacent to end paralleling ar-
plans of said accessary uses be terra] streets or highways and which pro-
submitted and approved by the vide access to abutting properties and
City Planning Commission be- protec8ion from through traffic.
fore Issuance of a building Alleys. Minor ways used primarily for
permit. vehicular service access to the back or
SECTION H: 'Phe City Clerk Is hereby side of properties otherwise abutting an
ordered and directed to certify to the LGIA E MOCARN, a street.
passage of this ordinance and to cause City Clerk. Cal-de-sac. Dead-end street with turn-
the same to be published once In Desert City of Palm Springs, California. around facility.
Official plan. Any map Or plan adopted
by the City Council pursuant to the pro-
visions of Article 8 of the Conservation
slid Planning Act, Title 7 of the Gov-
ernment Code of State of California, 1951.
Section 3. Procedure.
A. Pre-APPReation Procedure.
1. Previous to the filing of an appli-
cation for conditional approval of tine
Tentative Plat, the Subdivider shall sub-
mit to the City Planning Commission
plans and data as specified In Section 0.
This step does not require formal mph-
O.RDINANCE NO. 259
See
Ord. "Va. passed Book Page Action
282 6•--1•-54 2 77 Amending a portion of Sec. 3 and
Ade'.ing Subsec.. 6,7,8,.9.a0 to Sec. C
cation, fee, or,filing of plat with the talu a existing or Proposed arterial quote far the purpose.
rp . Parallel streets m
Planning Ooman s n os
salon. street, the Planning Commission may re- parkways may be required In connection
2. Within fourteen (14) days the Plan- quire marginal access streets, reverse therewith.
ning Commission shall inform the Sub- In a non-access reservation along the D. Blocks
divider that the plans and data as sub- frontage with screen planting contained 1. The lengths, widths and shapes o1
milted or as modified do or do not meet rear property line, deep lots with rear blocks .hall be determined with due ve-
the objectives of these regulations. When service alleys, or such other treatment gard to:
the Commission finds the plans and data as may be necessary for adequate pro- a) Provision of adequate building sites
do not meet the objectives of these regu- tection of through and local traffic. suitable to the special needs of the
lations it shall express its reasons there- 5. Where a subdivislon borders on or type of use contemplated.
for. contains a Ilmjtsd access highway right. b) Zonis requirements
B. Procedure for Conditional Approval of of-way, the Planning Commission may gns as to lot sizes
'Tentative Plat require a street approximately parallel
and dimensions.
1. On reaching conclusions, Informally to and on each side of such right-of- c) Needs for convenient access, afr-
os recommended In Sub-section A. way, at a distance suitable for the ap- culntloq control and safety of
above, regarding his general Program and proprlate use of the intervening land, street traffic.
objectives, the Subdivider shall cause to as for park, purposes In residential dig- it) Limitations and opportunity of
' be prepared a Tentative Plat, together tricts, or for commercial or industrial topography.
with improvement plans and other supple- purposes in appropriate districts. Such 2. Block lengths shall not exceed thir-
mantery material as specified in Sec- distances shall also be determined with teen hundred (1300) Zcet or be less than
tuon 6. due regard to the requirements of ap- four hundred (400) Ieet.
2. One negative and ten copies o1 the Preach grades and future grade impure- E. Lots
Tentative Plat and supplementary ma- terns. 1. The Lot size width, depth, shape and
t. setml -
Planning up. iiled bell
be submitted ritten to the G. Street jogs with centerline offsets orientation and the minimum building pP of less than one hundred and twenty- back lines shall be appropriate for the
cation for conditional approval at least five (125) feet shall be avoided. location of the subdivision and for the
10 days prior to the meeting at which 7. Streets which are a continuation of type of development and use contemplated.
it is to be considered. streets in contiguous territory shall be so 2. Lot dimensions shall conform to the
3. Following review of the Tentative aligned as to assure that their center requirements of the Zoning Ordinance,
Plat and other material submitted for m line shall cnclaei in cases where and
straight continuations are not physically
conformity thereof to these regulations, a) Resided4ial jota where not served
and negotiations with the Subdivider on possible, such center Ilse shall be eon- by public sewer shall be not less
changes deemed advisable and the kind timed by curves. than seventy-five (75) feet wide or
and extent of improvements to be made 8. Streets shall be laid out so as to less than seventy-five hundred
by him, the Planning Commission within intersect as nearly as possible at right (7500) square feet in area.
thirty (30) days shall express Its ap- angles and no street shall intersect any b) Depth and width of properties re-
proval as Conditional Approval and state other street at less than 60 degrees. served or laid out for commercial
the conditions of such approval, if any, 10. Property lines at street intersec- and industrial purposes shall be
or if disapproved, shall express its di.- tions shall be rounded with a radius of adequate to provide for the off-
approval and Its reasons therefor, twenty (20) feet, or of greater radius street service and parking facill-
4. The action of the Planning Commis- where the Planning Commission may ties required by the Zoning Ordi-
sion shall be noted on two copies of the deem it necessary. The Planning Com- nonce for the type of use and de-
Tentative Plat, referenced and attached mission may permit comparable cut-offs velo➢ment contemplated. The mjni-
to any conditions determined. One copy or chards in place of rounded corners. mum width for lots planned for
shall be returned to the Subdivider and 11. Curved major highways shall have non-residential purposes shall be
the other retained by the Planning Com- a center line radius of not less than twenty-five (25) feet; the mini-
mission. 1000 feet, except in mountanous areas mum depth one hundred (100) feet.
5. Conditional Approval of a Tentative where the radius may be reduced to not 3. Corner lots for residential use shall
Plat shall not constitute approval of the less than 300 feet, have extra width to permit appropriate
Final Plat. Rather it shall be deemed an Curved secondary highways shall have building setback from and orlenLatlon to
expression of approval to the layout, bath streets.
P PP Y a center line radius o1 not less than erp
submitted he the Tentative Plat as a feet, except in mountainous areas where 4. The subdividing of land shall streets,
such
guide to the preparation of the Final the radius may be reduced to not less each
h provide, by means of public streets,
Plat which will be submitted for .it than 200 feet. each jot with satisfactory access to an
prover of the upon
Planning Commission and Curved collector streets shall have a existing public street.
for retarding upon fulfillment of the tre-he 5. Double Frontage, and reverse fronte
qu conditions
of these regulations and the center line radius of not less than 250 age lots, should be 'avoided except where
If any.
of the Conditional Approval, feet. essential to provide separation of rest-
If any. Curved minor streets shrill have a ten- dential development from traffic arteries
6. The subdivider shall pay a Tentative ter It.. radius of not toss than 100 feet or to overcome 12. Street right-of-way widths shall be topography ¢rid sPeciilc disadvantages of
Plat filing fee of five dollars (35.00) pet orientation. A planting
subdivision plat, plus thirty cents ($0.30) as shown in the Official Plan and where screen easement of at least ten (10) feet,
per residential lat. When acreage is in- not shown therein shall be not less than and across which there shall be no right
volved such as sites for housing projects, as follows: of access shall be provided along the line
industrial purposes, shopping centers, etc., Street Type Right-of-way feet of lots abutting such a traffic artery or
the fee shall be one dollar (g1.00) Per Undivided Arterial _.. 80 other disadvantageous use.
I acre. All fees shall be paid Into the City Collector 60 6. Side lot lines shall be substantially
Treasury and credited to the General Minor, for rote houses and at right angles or radial to street lines.
Pond. apartments 60 7. Lots fronting an major highways shall
C. Procedure for Approval of Final Plat Minor, for other residences 50 have a depth of at least 120 feet.
1. The Final Plat shall conform out- Marginal access 40 F. Public Sites and Open Spaces
stantially to the Tentative Plat as ap- 13. Half streets shall be prohibited, ex- 1. Where a proposed park, Playground,
proved. and If desired by the Subdivider, cept where essential to the reasonable school or other public use shown on an
it may constitute only that piatlon of the development of a subdivision in conform- Official Plan Is located in whale or In
approved Tentative Plat which he pro- Ity with the other requirements of these part In a subdivision, the Planning Com-
pares to record and develop at the time, regulations; and where the Planning Com- mission may require the dedication or
provided, however, that such portion can- mission finds it will be practicable to re- reservation of such areas within the sub-
forms to all requirements of these regu- quire the dedication of the other half division in those cases in which the
lations. when the adjoining property is subdi- Planning Commission deems such requlrs-
2. Application for approval of the Final vlded. merits to be reasonable.
Plat shall be submitted in writing to the Wherever a half street rs mIJncent to 2. Where deemed essential by the Plan-
Planning Commission at least seven (7) a tract to be subdivided, the other half ring Commission, upon consideration of
days prior to the meeting at which it is of the street shall be platted within such the particular type of development pro-
to be considered. treat. posed In the subdivision, and especially
3. One original and ten copies of the 14. Dead-end streets (cut-de-sacs), de- In large-scale neighborhood unit devel-
Final Plat and other exhibits required signed to be so permanently, shall not be oPments not anticipated in the Official
for approval shall be prepared as specs- longer than 500 feet and shall be pro- Plan, the Planning Commission may re-
tied In Section 6, and shall be submitted vided at the closed and with a turn- quire the dedication or reservation of
to the Planning Commission within twelve second having an outside roadway dram such other areas or sites of a character,
(12) months after approval of the Ten- eter of at least 80 feet, and a street extent, and location suitable to the needs
tally. Plat; otherwise such approval shall property line diameter of at least IN feet. created by such development for schools,
become null and void unless an extension 15. No street names shall be used which Parks, and other neighborhood purposes,
of time is applied for and granted by will duplicate or be confused with the Section 5. Required Improvements
the Planning Commission. The original names of existing streets. Street names A. Monuments
drawing shall be returned to the Sub- shall be subject to the approval of the 1. Monuments shall be set at the inter-
divider I. accordance with the previsions Planning Commission. section of all streets and the beginning
of Section 6; sub-section (a) below. 16. Street grades, wherever feasible, and end of all curves along street center
4. The Subdivider shall pay a final shall not exceed the following, with due lines.
Plat filing fee of five dollars ($5.00) per allowance far reasonable vertical curves: 2. The monument shall be made of
subdivision plat, plus thirty cents ($.30) Percent Grade one inch I D. galvanized iron pipe (30")
per residential lot. When acreage is in- Street Type Percent thirty inches long set in concrete with a
valved, such p sites for housing protects, Arterial 5 concrete core with Licensed Surveyor's or
Industrial purposes, shopping centers, etc., """"' 7% Registered Engineer's tag and number set
the fee shall be one dollar ($L00) er Collector
acre. p Minor .. .. . 30% with Phillips screw In the top and slightly
Marginal access 10% above the surface of pipe, screw to be
5. The final plat shall be filed with 17. No street grades shall be less than long enough to be securely banded in
the County recorder in accordance with 0.2 percent. concrete core This monument Is to be
the requirements of the Mubdivlslon Map B. Alleys set at a maximum of (6") inches below
Act of California. 1. Alleys shall be provided In tom- finished surface of roadway.
Section 4. Standards of Design martial and industrial districts, except 3. Monument shall have a cast iron
A. Streets that the Planning Commission may waive manhole frame and cover of not less In
1. The arrangement, character, extent, these requirements where other definite size than (4$;") seven and one half inches
width grade and location of all streets and assured provision is made for service diameter lid opening, (3s/,k') three and
shall conform to the Official Plan for access, such as off-street loading, unload- three fourths Inches throat opening and
Streets, Highways and Parking and shall Ing, and parking coneletent with and ade- (12") twelve inches long placed around
be considered In their relation to exist- quate for the uses proposed. and over monument lid flush with sur-
Ing and planned streets, to topographical 2. The width of an alley shall be face of road Pavement.
I conditions, to public convenience and twenty (20) feet. 4. Engineer or Licensed Surveyor's tags
safety, and In their appropriate relation 3. Alley intersections and sharp changes with Phillips screw to be set (1') one
to the proposed uses of the land to be In alignment shall be avoided, but where foot plus or minus from end of curb re-
served by such streets. necessary, corners shall be cut off suffl- turn on tangent in top of concrete curb
2. Where such Is not shown on the ciently to Permit safe vehicular movement. not less than (4) four at all street in-
Official Plan, the arrangement of streets 4. Dead-end alleys shall be avoided tersections and not less than (2) two of
In a subdivision shall: where possible, but If unavoidable, shall beginning and end of all curves one in
continuation or be provided with adequate turn-around top on
a) Provide for the cont concrete curb each side of center-
Facilities at the dead-end, as determined line.
appropriatestreets
projection m nof existing by the Planning Commission. Five (5) redwood stakes in size of principal strreets surrounding C. Easement. IV x 2" x 14") two by two inches, four-
areas: of 1. Easements shall follow lot lis teen inches long, shall be set at all lot
b) Conform to plan for the neigh- newherever possible and shall be at least corners: top to be set not more than two
toehold approved adopted e l0 feet wide. Overhead utilities shall be (2") inches above ground with Regis-
the Planning Commission to meet t located where feasible through the In- tared Engineer's or Licensed Surveyor's
a particular situation where tope- tenor of the block. tags set on all stakes at beginning and
graphical or other conditions make 2. Where a subdivision is traversed by end of all curves.
continuance or conformance to ex- a water course, drainage way, channel, or B. Streets
isting streets Impracticable. stream, there shall be provided a storm Improvements of new streets Including
3 Minor streets shall be so laid out water easement or drainage tight-of-way previously dedicated rights-of-way, and
that their use by through traffic will be conforming substantially with the lines of existing unpaved streets shall be provided
discouraged. such water course, and such further width in each subdivision as follows:
4. Where a subdivision abuts or con- or construction, or both, as will be ade- 1. Arterial Streets (iI not determined
otherwise in an Official Plan). gas lines, fire hydrants, electric shall show, the following'
Outlying Areas Business Areas and telephone poles, and street a) Primary control Points, approved
Right-of-em Right-of-way lights: If water mains are not on Uy the City Engineer, or dessrlp-
80 feet y 80 feet y or adjacent to the trust, Indicate Lions and "ties" to such control
Pavement Pavement the direction and distance to, and points, to which nil dimensions,
64 feet (6" thick- 56 feet (G" thick- size of nearest ones. angles, bearings, and similar data
ness of flexible base ness 3" hat asphalt e) Ground elevations on the trust, on the pint shall be referred.
and hot asphalt) and 3" imported based on a datum plan approved b) Tract boundary lines, right-of-
boarow if not other- by the City Engineer: for land way lines of streets, easements
wri. specified by that slopes less than approximately and other tights-of-way, and prop-
City Engineer) 2 percent show spot elevations at arty lines of residential lots and
Curbs Curbs all breaks in grade, along all drain- other sites; with accurate dimen-
6" vertical 8" vertical age channels, and at selected points sons, bearings or deflection an-
Sidewalks Sidewalks not more than 100 feet apart In files, and radii, ores, and central
5' (optional) 12' (4" thickness re- all directions: for land that slopes angles of all curves.
quired) more than approximately 2 Per- c) Name and right-oi-way widths of
Subdivider to pay for curbing, side- cent either show contours with an each street or other right-of-way.
walks and paving of 36 feet of pavement interval of not more than 5 feet d) 1 ocation, dunenslme and purpose '
per specifications of City Engineer. City if ground slope Is regular and such Of any easements.
to furnish cast of paving over 36 feet ill information is sufficient for plan-
width ing purposes, or show contours e7 Number to identify each lot or
2. Collector Streets (multiple-fancily with an interval of not more than site.
and non-residential), 2 feet if necessary because of It- f) Purpose for which sites, other than
Right-of-way-60 feet. regular land or need for more de- residential lots are dedicated or
Pavement-4d (5" thickness 2" hot as- tailed data for preparing plans reserved
phalt and 3" imported barrow if not and construction drawings. g) 19...rose, building setback line on
otherwise specified by City Engineer). f) Subsurface conditons an the tract, all lots mid other sites.
Curbs—G" vertical, if regnned by the Planing Coal- h) Loeatnom and desmnptimr of manu-
(sidewalks: 5'; 4" thickness Optional) mission: location and results of mobil.
Subdivider to Pay for sidewalks, curb- tests made to ascertain subsurface D 'flames pl record owners of adjoin-
Subdivider and Paving of 36 feet of pavement per suit, rock and ground %voter con- ing vnDla LLed land,
specifications of City Engineer: City to rlitions; depth to ground water un- j) Reference to recorded subdivision
furnish cost o1 any paving over 36 feet less test pits are dry at a depth of Plats Of adjoining platted land by
In width. 5 feet; least,.. and results of soil record name, date and ntunber.
3. Collector Streets (residential), percolation tests if individual seev- k) Certification by surveyor or en-
Right-of-way—GO feet. age disposal systems are proposed. ghom, cm'tifying to accuracy of
Pavement-36 feet (5" thickness, 2" hot purvey and plat.
asphalt and 3" imported borrow if g) Other Conditions on the tract: D Certification of title showing that
water courses, rock outcrop, wood- applicant not Otherwise specified by City En- :PP cant is the land owner
grneet). trees
areas, isolated preservable m) trees,Statement by owner dedicating
Curbs—l" rolled. trees one Foot r more in dl am- shoat f rights of %any and any
iter, houses, burns. shacks, and rhos for public use::.
All improvements p be furnished by other significant features, ro 'Title, scale,...' north ofile, and date.
the "Engineer. per specifications of the h) Other conditions on adjacent land' 2. Cross rages a and Profiles of streets
City Engineer. approximate directionulth and gradient showing Trades approved by e Cityrow En-
o. Minor Streets Of ground slope, including any am- givecr. The profiles shall be drawn to
Right-of-way-60 feet.Pavement-28 ft. (5" thickness 2" hot bankments or returning walls; city standard scales and elevations and
,
asphalt and 3" imparted borrow if not ch¢r¢cter and locution of build- shall be based on a datum Plane ap-
otherwise specified by City Engineer). 1ngs, railroads, power lines, tow- proved by the City Engineer.
Ourbs�" rolled. ers and other nearby non rest- 3. A certificate by the City Engineer cer-
All improvements to be furnished by dentral land uses or adverse in- tifying that the subdivider has complied
subdivider Per specifications of the City fluences; owners of adjacent un- with one of the following alternatives:
Enin geer, platted land: for adjacent platted a) All Improvements have been In-
5 marginal Access land refs' to sulemyeljm, plat by stalled In accord with the ii ire-
RighL-of-way-40 feet. name, recordation date, and gum- ;.cuts of the regulations and with
Pavement-28 feet (5', 2" hot asphalt bar, and show approximate per- 0he action of the Planning Coal-
and 3" imported borrow if not other- cent build-up, typical lot size, and mission giving conditions! approval
wise specified by City Engineer). dwelling type. of the tentative plat, or
Cmdx-4 men relied. f) Photographs, if required by the b) A bond or certified checlr lies been
Sidewalks-5 foot, 4" thickness, one Planning Commission camera to- 'tested, which is avellable to the
side only (optional). cations, directions of views, and silty, and in sufficient amount ¢s
Ivey numbers. to assure such completion of all
C. Utilities 1. Water. All subdivisions shall be con- 1) Zoning oil andadjacent to tract. r ignored I...I. o.ym cwz.
k) Proposed public improvements: 4. Pretective Covenants In form far re-
ne Plans are subject to ed with the Palm Springs water sys-s- highways of other major imp,-Vl- cording.
tem.stat approval
City Engines'. ties
planned by public authori- 5 Other data: Such other certificates,
2. Drains Improvements: Per Tans ties for future consideration on or affidavits, endorsements, or deductions as
Drainage P near the tract. may be required by the Planning Com-
. approved by the City Engineer. 1) Key plan showing location of the mission in the enlorcament of these, rcgu- I
3. Grading and Center Line Gradients: tract. lotions.
Per plans and profiles approved by the m) Title and certificates. present SCetiam ". Variances
City Engineer, land deshgoatien according to of- A. Hardship
4. Gas rid Electric Pmver. All sub- finial records In office of apple- The Planning Commission may vary the
dlvnsimns shall be connected with the Palm pni.te recorder: title under which regulations of this ordinance If it finds;
Springs Gas and Electric Power system, proposed subdivision is to be re- 1. That the strict application of the Pro-
Plans subject to approval by City En- corded with names and addresses visions Of the Subdivision Ordinance
'Wear. of owners, natation stating acre- would result to Practical diffloullies
5 Fire IIydrants: Per specifications of age, scale, north arrow, datum, or unnecessary hardship inconsistent
City gngfneer I. accordance with the re- benchmarks, certification of reg- will, the purpose and intent of this
quaements Of the File Insurance Under- barred civil engineer is, surveyor, Ordinance:
writers Association. date of survey. 2. That Wore are exceptional circum-
G. street Signs: At each intersection per 2, Tentative Plat stances or conditions applicable to the
specifications of City Ehgmoer. Ten copies and one negative shall be subdivision involved;
Section 6. Plats and Data at a scale of two hundred (200) feet to 3. Than the granting of a variance will
A. Pre-Aplithation Plans and Data site (1) inch or larger (preferred scale not be materially detrimental to the
1. General i n i ivieion h,fermation shall of loo feet to are. (1) inch). It shall public welfare or nrj uhi to su'ronnd-
descrtbe or outline the existing conditions show all existher conditions required ntg lmprovem acts or subdivsione,
of the site and the preaused develop- above in Sub-section B-1, Topographic 4. Tlmt the granting Of the variance will
meat as necessary to supplement the ➢ata, and shall show all proposals in- no; be contrary to Llce objectives of
drawings required below. This informs- eluding the following: the Master Plan or say Official plan.
torn may include data on existing save- a) Streets: names, right-of-way and B. Large Scale Development
pants, land characteristics, and avail- roadway widths; approximate The standards and i rcionomen Ls of
able seine pity facilities and utilities; grades and gradients; similar data these re€nlatloms may be modified by the
and information describing the subdivision for alleys, if any. Planning Comnussmn h, the case of n
proposal such as number of residential b) Other rights-of-way or easements: plan and be for a nov 'mvn, a
lots, typical lot width and depth, price location, width and purpose. comple Le conp,.umty, Or a neighborhe d
range, business areas, playgrounds, park C) Location of utilities, if not shown unit, which in the judguanL of the Plan-
areas, and other public areas, proposed an other exhibits. nIng Commission provide adequate public
prates Wve covements and proposed din- d) Lot lines, lot numbers and bleck spaces and improvements for the circula-
ties slid street improvements. numbers; tiro., recreation, light, our and service
2. Location Map shall show the relation- e) Sites, if any, I. be reserved or needs Of the tract ,,ben Ludy develoned
ship of the proposed ,subdivision to ex- dedicated for parks, Playgrounds and populated, and which also provide
isting community facilities within a radius or other public uses such covenants Or other legal provisions
of one mile which serve in influence it. f) Sites, if any, for multifamily dwell- as will assure conformity to and achieve-
Include development Hanle and lace Lion; Inge, snapping centers, churches, meat of the Plan.
hn..to traffic arteries; shopping canters; dustry or other public uses ex- C. Conditions
elementary and high schools; parks and elusive of single-family dwellings. In granting vm'lanc is and urodlficatlons,
playgrounds: other community features g) a numum building setback lines. the Planning Comntisslcn may require
such as airports, hospitals and churches; in Site data, including, number of such conditions as will, sin its judgment,
title, scale, north arrow; and date. residential lots, typical lot size, secure substatj ally the obliotives of the
3. Sketch Plan on topographic survey and acres in parks, etc. standards Or requumnems so varied or
shall show ni simple sliatch form the pro- f) Title, scale, north axow and data modified.
posed layout of streets, lots, and other 3. Other Preliminary Plans Scott." S. Penalty far Niolathen
features in relation to existing conditions. When required by the Planning Core- Any Person, fit,. or cs'porathon 'I.-
The sketch Plan may be a free-hand pstr mission, the Tentative Plat shall be so- luting any Provision of the Provisions of
all sketch made directly on a print of emainni ed by profiles showing existing this o dinance shall be deemed guilty of
the topographic survey. In any event the ground surface and proposed street grades, a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
sketch plan shall include either ties ex- including extensions for a reasonable dis- thereof shall be Punishable by a file of
isting topagrapho data listed in Subsea- tare beyond the limits Of the proposed not more than five hundred ($500.) Do1-
tmn B-1 below or such of this data as subdivision; typical cross sections Of the lars or by ment'isonment in Lhe, County
the Planning Commission determines is proposed grading, roadway and sldewalk; Jail for a period of not airs than ninety I
necessary for its csnaderathon Of the and preliminary plan of proposed sank- (60) days, or bell, such fine and hr-
proposed sketch Plan. tary and storm water sewers, of any, pilsonment. Each such person, firm or
B. Plans and Data far Cond'.timml AP- with grades and shies Indicated. All ale- corporation shall be deemed guilty of a
proval vations shall be based On a datum Place separate offense for every day drying
I. `ropograPhic Data, regpnr'ed as a basis approved by the City Engineer. any Portion q1' wlnch any violation of any
for the Tentative Plat, in Sub-section B-1 4. Draft of Protective Covenants whereby provision of this Ordinance, including
below, shall include existing conditions the subdivider proposed to regulate land any Physical condition created in violation
as follows except when otherwise seem- use in the subdivision and otherwise Pro- of this Ordinance, is permitted, continued
tied by the Planning Coinncrosia.: tact the proposed development. or committed by such person, firm s•
a) Perimeter Boundary Lines: C. Plats and Data for Final Approval corporation and shall be punishable there-
b) Easements: location, width and 1. Final Plat shall be drawn In ink far is provided for in this Ordinance,
Purpose. sit tracing cloth on sheets 18 plebes wide and any lot, idles L, .1hy or other fen
Purpose Streets on and adjacent to the by 26 inches long and shall be at a scale lure made the subject of this Ordinance
tract: name and right-of-way of on. hundred (100) feet to one (1) maintained contrary to the In
width and location: walls, cutbs, inch. Where necessary, the plat may be hereof shall constitute a public nuisance.
gutters, culverts, etc
. en several sheets accompanied by an index Section 0 £.,pealing Chinni Ordinance 31),
d) Utilities on and adjacent to Lhe sheet showing the entire subdivision. For All ameudmon6s and resolutions thereof
tract: location, size and invert ele- large subdivisions the Final Plat may be or supplementary thereto, and all por-
vations of sanitary or storm sew- submitted for approval progressively in bons of any other ordinances incon-
ers, of any, drainage channels, and contiguous sections satisfactory to the sibilant with the provisions of this Ordi-
shze of water mains; location of :Planning Commission. The Final Plat nonce to the ..Lent of open hnemrslstenoy
261
264 June 17, 1953 1 399 AmcridinS
Sec. 402
8(9
and no Pm•tlVI", are hereby repealed. shall be conducted within a per- any pm•tron of any required yard
See ion 111. Validity - manent structure, and ¢ masonry to a greater extent than the ex-
If any part, smtene., paragraph, sec- wall at least six W) feet In height istmg non-conforming buildings or
tied or clause of this Ordinance is de- shall be erected between such use structures encroach therein.
Glared unconstitutional or invalid by any and any adjoining uses; lights used I hereby Br iffy that the Interning at-
court of competent jurisdiction, the re- to illuminate the premises shall be diode, and certificate were published
matador h this Ordinance shall not be so arranged as to reflect the light Monday, Match 23, 1953 in the Desert
affected SECT thereby. away from adjoining properties and Sun, a semi-weekly newspaper of general
SECTION 11: The City certify
is hereby streets and shall be a. unit of the circulation, printed, published and circu-
ordered and directed to certify to the at. structure: lated in the city of Palm Springs.
passage of this ordinance and to cause (5) Underground tanks shall not be
the same to be published once in• The
Desert Sun, a newspaper of general air- located nearer than twenty-five feet
P published and circu- to any boundary line of the service
latedinitiation,in tinted, station lot;
laded nc the hall
of Palm Springs. This (6) The nearest Point of .. Property OTS/Louk�
ordinance shall be effective thirty (30) intended t be used as o service s Louise McCain,
days after passage. station site shall be more than /
s CHe City f Palm
Springs.
City Clerk,
' / three (300'7 feet from the bound City of Palm Springs, California.
Mayor of the City of Pnhn Sprints. E- an R-1, R-IA, or R-3, is Tiny
or
SECTION 2 The City Clark rt y hereby
ATTEST: par diplayt or any public school, ordered and directed to certify to the
park, Playground, church, museum, passage of this ordmance and to cause
or Similar ficati use. the same , n Published once in Sire
�I Modifications req or v'dri shall of this Desert Sun, n newspaper of general Sir-
distance. .d requirement the
standards
shall not sex-tated
gated in printed, Published and cirhu-
( heed 20 a of the standards stated lated in the City Of Palm Spri.rs. This
sarkof the
MCCARN, herless u7 and shall not op granted ere ordinance shall be effective thirty (3D)
City Clerk rP the City of Paint Sof the
less 70% of the property owners days after passage.
I.
the undersigned, Crty Clet9c of the located within a radius of 300 {Set s/CHARLES D. FARRELL,
City of Palm Sprmgs, C, ilfarua, hereby 1. all directions from the property Mayor of the City of Palm Sprmgs,
certify that the £ote,om, ordinance, line of the premises have given their ATTEST:
being Ordinance No. 2,, of the City of written consent to such applma-
Palm Springs, was reintroduced at a lion for variance;
meeting of it,. City Council of said City (7) The general nature, location, size
held on the lath day of February, 1953 and layout of said station is such
and was passed without further reading, that it would constitute a harmo-
said reading both, caved by the mans- nious part of the commercial or s/LOUISSE MCCARN,
Scope consent of the City Council at ad- industrial district in which it is City Clerk of the Clty of Palm Springs.
Journed meeting of said Council held on situated, taking into account, among Z, the undersigned, City Clerk of the
the
vote;day of February by the follow- othhabits,thing.,
lccm amerce ravelling
g shappinSears. City of Palm Springs, California, hereby
y certify that the foregoing ordinance, being
AYES: McKinney, Boyd, Strebe, No- prospective patrons, characteristic Ordinance No 260 of the City of Palm Lhanson, Miller, Hardy and grouping of land uses and the gun- Springs, was introduced at a meeting of
Mayor Farrell. era] welfare Of the commuitty; and the City Council of said City held on
NO: None. (8) That the plans and specifications the 4th day of February and was passed
ASSENT: None. for all improvements contemplated without further reading at adjourned
I further certify that said ordinance shall be submitted to and approved in of said Council held on the 18th
Farrelhe Mayor o{gipzlmb5 rm Charles D. by resolution of record of the Cam- day of March, 1953, second reading was
p gs, and at- mission. waived by muanimous consent of Council,
tested by S/Louise McCann, City Clerk The City Council further ordains that voting as follows:
of said City. paragraph (c), Section 14.1 (Automobile AYES. Councilmen McKinney,
WITNESS my hand and seal of said gasoline service stations) of the 0-3 die- Miller, Boyd, Hardy, Nathanson lrand City this 28th day of February, 1953, tr'ict (General Commercial) is hereby re- Mayor Farrell.
pealed and amended by enacting a new NO. None.
t n Po51 graph numbered Section 141 (a) me. and the ordinance was passed by the
pof g certain conditions (,a the erection following vote:
service stations in the C-3 district; AYES: Councilmen McKinney, Miller,
said paragraph (c) to read as follows: Boyd, Nathanson and Mayer Farrell.
(City Senl) LOUISE MCCARN, (a) As provided in Section 13.1 (it) No:: Councilman Haxdv•
City Clad: of the City of above; the nearest point of the prop- NOT VOTING: Councilman Strebe.
Palm Springs, California. arty Intended to be used as a Burr- ABSENT: None.
I hereby rattily that the foregoing ar_ ice station site shall be more than I further Certify that said ordinance
Standee and certificate were published two hundred fifty (250') feet from Was thereupon signed by Charles D Far-
Monday, March 9, 1953 in the Desert the boundary of in R-1, R-IA or tell, Mayor of Palm Springs, and at-
Sun, a semi-weekly newspaper of general R-3 district, or any public school, roll, by Louise MCQern, City Clerk of
circulation, printed, published and often- park, playground, church, mueemn saidW City.
lated in the city Of Palm Springs. or similar use, and more than site ITNESS my hand and seal of said
hundred (100') feet from the boon- City this 1Sth day of March, 1953.
dory of an R-4, T, or E-2 district;
I 4� and lubricating, washng or tyre
U changing not atine shall
within a �} c
permanent structure shall it per-
LOUISE MCCARN, missible only if a masonry wall
Crty Clerk, six W) feet in height is erected (City Seal) s/LOUISE MCCARN,
Cityof Palm Springs, California. and properly maintained between
such uses and any unloading uses; CityPr inn Spnngs,e California.
Modifications or variances Of this
distance requirement shall not ex-
ceed 20% of the standards stated
ORDINANCE NO. 260 herein and shall not be granted on-
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE less 70% Hof the property owns To-
NO. ISO OR THE CITY OF PALM acted wit owners
hill a radius of 300 feet
SPRINGS ENTITLED PALM SPRINGS in all directions from the property
LAND USE ORDINANCE BY ADDING line Of the premises hate given their ORDINANCE NO. 261
A NEW PARAGRAPH (di TO ARTICLE written consent to such application
XHI, C-2 DISTRICT (RETAIL BUSI- for variance.
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE
NESS). SECTION S.1, PERMITTING The City Council further ordains that OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SEWERS
GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS IN Section 4.6 Non-confoi icing Buildings and AND DRAINS, PRIVATE SEWAGE DIS-
THIS ZONE AND BY REPEALING PAR- Uses, paragraphs (a) and (b) are betray DIS-
POSAL. THE INSTALLATION AND CON-
THIS (,I DOE ARTICLE XIV C-3 repealed and amended by arneting two NECTION OF BUILDING SEWERS, AND
DISTRICT (GENERAL COMMERCIAL), new paragraphs numbered Section 46 (a) THE DISCHARGE OF WATERS AND
SECTION 11.1 AND ENACTING A NEW and (b) permitting alterations on non- WASTES INTO THE PUBLIC SEWER
PARAGRAPH (a) IMPOSING CERTAIN comforrning buildings or ,Be. under car- SYSTEM; AND PROVIDING PENALTIES
CONDITIONS ON THE ERECTION OR told epaditons, said Paragraphs (a) and FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF; IN THE
GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS, AND (b) to lead as follows: CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, COUNTY OF
BY REPEALING PARAGRAPHS (a) Section 4.6 (a) Any non-conforming RIVERSIDE, STATE OF CALIFORN'IA
AND (b), SEG'PION 4.6. NON-CON- building may be maintained and Prop-
FORMING BUILDINGS AND USES, AR- ally repaired except as otherwise Be It Ordained and enacted by the Cout-
TLCLE IV, GENERAL PROVISIONS AND Provided by this ordinance. ell of the City of Palm Springs, State of
ENACTING TWO NEW PARAGRAPHS 1. Buildings or structures non-cur- California, as follows:
4.6 (a) AND (b) REGULATING STRUC- tanning aS to use regulations shall ARTICLE I
TURA.L ALTERATIONS ON NON-CON- not be altered In any manner. Definitions
FORMING USES. 2. Buildings or structures non-con- Unless the context specifically indicates
interim, as to lot arce, yard, otherwise, the meaning of terms used in
SECTION I: The Cltv Council Of the height, Or distance requirements this ordinance shall be as follows:
City of Palm Spuin,a .loins that Ord,- may be altered sLl.aterally, it, aa- Section 101. "Sewage Works" shall mean
ism -1 0 ldald Lend Use Ordinance, the amm�cordance P with a plan approved by ell facilities for collecting, pumping, treat-
9 amended S' electing a new Commissi. , Provided ing and disposing of sewage.
Paragraph numbered Section 13.1 (d) Per- that such alteration does not in- Section 102. "Plumbing Inspector"
putting gasoline service stattrns in the tensify the non-conforming use in mean the Plumbing Rapseto of Se agle
C-2 (Retail Business) District: said Peru_ the case of lot area requirements and Plumbing findlttien of the City
graph (d) to read Be follows: and, in the case of yard require- g y rP
(it) Automobile gasoline Searles stations, anent., that the altered structure Palm Springs, Or his authorized deputy,
including washing and lubricating service dons not encroach into any Par- agent or representative.
but specifically ei:clndinkw major engine tion of any required yard to a Section 303. "Sewage" shall mean a
repair, body and fender weriq uutomatle greater extent than the existing combfiaminn of the water-carried wastes
car laundries, provided that, non-conforming buildings or strut_ from residences, business buildings, in-
(1) The site intended or designed to be tares encroach therein. stltutions, and industrial establishments,
used by such station contains a Section 4.6 (b) Any non-conforming together with such ground, surface, and
minimum area of 12,500 square Peet use may be continued provided that: storm waters as may be present.
with a minimum frontage of 125 1. Buildings or structures non-con- Second 104. "Sewer' shall mean a pipe
feet oil the major street to Provide Riming as to use regulations may or conduit for carrying sewage.
Safe ingress and egress and a maxi- not be enlarged In any manner Section 105. 'Public Sewer" shall ..an
mum of maneuverability within the unless such non-con
forming build- a sewer In which all owners of abutting
at the minimum depth shall logs or structures including all properties have .,,at fights, and is con-
be One hundred (100') fact; additions to enlargements are trolled by public authority.
(2) In the event the gasoline service made to conform to all regula- Section 306. "Sanitary Sewer" shall
station is so located as to abut m_ tions of the zone in which they mean a sewer which carries sewage and
tersectmg streets the entrances shall are located. to which storm, surface and ground waters
be established at the major street 2. Buildings or structures non-oon- are not intentionally admitted.
and combined entrances and exits forming as to lot area, distance, Section 107. "Sewage Treatment Plant"
on the minor street, and that the Yard, or height requirements may shall mean any arrangement Of devices
driveways be located not less than be enlarged mt accordance with a and structures used far treating sewage.
30 feet from the ultimate curb line plan approved by the Planning Section 100. "Industrial Wastes" shall
of the intersecting street; Commission, Provided that such mean the liquid wastes from Industrial
(3) The traffic generated by such Ste- enlargement shall not exceed 40% processes as squiddisti et from sanitary savage.
tion does not collstitata a serious of the ground floor area Of such Seetion s "Garbage" shall mean soled
menace and danger to pedestrians buildings or structures; and does
using sidewalks and velumular traf- net intensify the non-conforming wastes firm the preparation, cooking. and
Lc; use in the case of lot area re- dispensing of food, and from the hand-
(4) Tube and tire repairing, battery quixenems, and in the case of ling, storage and sale of produce.
changing, trashing, lubricating, star- yard requirements that the altered Section 130. "Properly Shredded Gar-
age of merchandise and supplies Aructmes do net encroach into bage" shall mean the wastes from the
preparation, cooking and dispensing of
390
food that have been shredded to such disposal system employing subsurface soil may be required by the Plumbing Inspector
degree that all particles will be carried absorption facilities where, the area of where the building sewer is exposed to
freely under the flaw conditions normally the lot Is less than six thousand (6000) damage by tree facts. If Installed in filled
prevailing in public sewers, with no par- square feet. No septic tank or cesspool or unstable ground, the building sewer
ticle greater than rft inch in any dimes- shall be tire m3 tied to discharge to any pub- shall be of east iron soil pipe, except that
sfon. lic sewer or natural outlet. non-metallic material may be accepted
Section 111. "Building Drain" shall Section 305. At such time as it public if laid on a suitable concrete bed or
mean that part of the lowest horizontal sewer becomes available to a property cradle is approved by the Plumbing In-
plping of ¢ drainage system which receives served by a private sewage disposal Sys- spector.
the discharge foom ..It, waste and other torn-a direct connection shall be made Sottish 406. The size and slope of the
drainage pipes inside the walls of the to the public sewer In compliance with this building sewer shall be subject,to the ap-
bullding and conveys it to the building ordinance, and any septic tanks, cast- proval of the Plumbing Insulator. The
sewer, beginning 5 feet outside the inner pools and similar private sewage disposal slope in six-inch pipe (G'^,i shall be ,at
face of the building wall. facilities shall be abandoned and filled less than one-eighth Inch (1/811) per foot.
Section 112. "Building Sewer' shall mean with suitable materials, subject to the The slope of four-Inch (4^1 pipe shall be
the extension from the building dram to provisions of Section 204. at less than ono-fourth inch (1/411) per
the public sewer or other place of dis- Section 306. The owner shall operate and foot.
posal. maintain the private sewage disposal facil- Section 407.Whenever possible the build-
Section 113. "B. O. D." (denoting Bjo- idles In a sanitary manner at all times, Ing sewer shalt be brought to the building I
chemical Oxygen Demand) shall mean Use at no expense to the City. at an elevation below the (basement floor.
quantity of oxygen utllized in the life- Section 307. No statement contained in No budding sewer shall be laid parallel
chemical oxidation of organic matter under this article shall be construed to interfere to ov within three (3) feet of any Ucuring
standard laboratory procedure in 5 days with any additional requirements that may wall, which might thereby be weakened.
at 200 C„ expressed In parts per million be Imposed by the Health Officer. The depth shall be sufficient to afford
by weight. ARTICLE-III) protection from frost. The building solver
Section 114, "pH" shall mean the logo- Pumping of Private Sewage shelf be laid at uniform grade and Ili
rithia of the reciprocal of the weight of Disposal Systems straight alignment in sir far as possible.
hydrogen ions In grams per liter of solu- Section 308. The owner or, his agent a1 Changes 1n direction shall be made only
tion. a property served by a private sewage with properly curved pipe and fittings.
Section 115. "Suspdnded Solids" shall disposal system may have the system anSectism 408. In all buildings In which
mean solids that either float on the tor- pumped by a private contractor or other y building drain is too low to permit
face of. or are im suspension in water, persons to remove the sewage upon permit gravity flow to the public sewer, sanitary
selvage or other liquids; and which are issued by the Plumbing Inspector. sewage carried by such drain shall be
removable by laboratory filtering. Section 309. The permit referred to in lifted by approved artificial ulcers and
Section 116. "Natural Coiled' shall mean Section 308 shall not be issued by the discharged to the building sewer.
any outlet into a watercourse, Pond, ditch, Plumbing Inspector until compliance with Section 409. All excavations required for
lake or other body of surface or ground all of the following conditions: the installation of a building sewer shall
water. (a) The owner or agent shall matte ap- be open trench work unless otherwise ap-
Section 117. 'Watercourse" shall .can injection, to the Plumbing Inspector proved by the Plumbing Inspector. Pipe
a channel in which a flow of water sec.", for a co permit to pump the sewage laying and backfill shall be Performed 1n
p
either continuously or intermittently. system, said application to be as- accordance with ASTM specification (C12-
Sec`lon 118. "Person^ shall mean any complained by a fee of Ten (10) 19) except that no baekfill shall be,placed
Individual, firm, company, association, Dollare. until the track hoe been inspected.
society, corporation or group. (b) Said application shall show a Basic.,, 410. All Iouts and connections
Settler 119. "Shall" fv mandatory; plot plan of the premises with the shall be made gastight and watertight.
"May" is permissive. existing disposal system and soon- Cast iron pipe joints shall he firmly
ARTICLE IT domed systems. packed with actions, or hemp and filled
Use of Public Sewers Required (c) The application shall show that with molten lead, I+ederal Specification
Section 201. It shall he unlawful for an emergency exists In connection QQ-L-1156, not less than one Inch (I")
any person to place, deposit or permit with the property whereby the deep.Lead shall be run in one pouring and
to be deposited In an unsanitary manner pumping Is absolutely necessary. calked tight. No paint, varnish or other
upon public or private property within (d) The Plumbing Inspector shall in- coatings shall be permitted on the joint-
the City of Palm Springs, or in any area sleet the property within eight (8) ing material until after the joint has been
under the jurisdiction of the said City, hours after the application is filed, tested and approved.
any barren or milmal excrement, garbage with the Plumbing Inspector, and All joints in vitrified clay pipe or be-
or other objectionable waste, the filing fee paid. tween such pipe and metals shall be made
Section 202. it shall be unlawful to dis- Section 310. When all of the conditions with approved hot-poured jointing am-
charge to any natural outlet within the set faith in Secton 309 are complied with, terml or cement mortar as specified be-
City of Palm Springs, or in any area tin- and the statements In the application low.
der the jurisdiction of said City, any found to be true by the Plumbing Inspect- Material for hat-poured joints shall not
sanitary sewage, industrial wastes, or oth- or, the Plumbing Inspector shall issue a soften sufficiently to destroy the effective-
er polluted waters, except whore suitable permit to the applicant. mesa of the joint when subjected W a
treatment has been provided in accordance Section 311. Far the purpose of Section tesamrahur'e of one hundred sixty degrees
with subsequent provisions of this ordin- 309 (c), an emergency shall be deemed to Fahrenheit (lGVr) nor be soluble in any
.net. exist when all the following conditions of the vaactes carried by the drainage sys-
Sectlon 203. Except as hereinafter pro- upon examination are found to be prey- tem. The joint shall first be caulked tight
tided, it shall be unlawful to construct ent: - with jute, hemp or similar approved me-
or maintain any privy, privy vault, septic (a) There Is no further available space festal.
tank, cesspool or other facility intended upon the property shown in the do- Cement joints shall be made by packing
or used for the disposal of sewage. filtration for the installation of a closely twisted jute or oakum gasket, of
Section n in'2o4.The owner of all premises on another private sewage disposal sys- suitable size to fill the snul space
which there is maintained a private sew- rem. between the pipes. The remaining space
age deposal system shall connect the (b) That there Is a present danger shall be filled and firmly compacted with
plumbing facilities leading to such pri- of the axis Ling disposal system over- mortar composed of 1 part Portland cc-
vate sewage disposal system to a public flowing. mend and 3 parts mortar solid. The inn-
sewer within fifteen (15) days after writ- Section 312. The Plumbing Inspector Lariat shall be mlxed dry: only sufficient
ten notice from the Plumbing Inspector shall issue not more than one pumping water shall be added to make the mixture
provided that: Permit for any one private sewage disposal workable. Mortar which has begun to set
(a) The public sewer is maintained system, and at the time the plumbing per- shall not be used or rotlempered. Lime
within 100 feet of the premises, mit is issued the Plumbing Inspector shall putty or hydrated time may be substituted
(b) The owner shall list be required indicate thereon the necessity of cam- to the extent of not more than 25 per
to correct the private sewage dis- phrase with Section 204. cent of the volume o1 the Portland ce-
posal system to the public sever if ARTICLE IV mend that may be added.
the private sewage disposal systen Building Sewers and Connections Other jointing materials and methods
rs operating Inn a satisfactory man- Section 401 No unauthorized person may be used only by approval of the
rner and the conditions' set forth in shall uncover, make any connections ivith Plumbing Inspector.
Section 311 do not exist, or opening into, use, alter or disturb any Section 411. The connection of the
Sortion 205. Extension of time for tom- public sewer or appurtenance thereof bundler sewer into the public server shall
nectlon as provided in Section 204 may be without first obtaining a written permit be made at the. "Y" inssich, is such
granted by the Plumbing Inspector upon from the Plumbing Inspector•. branch is available at a suitable location.
a written showing to the Plumbing In- Section 402. The following sewer con- Where 310 properly located "Y" branch is
spector by the applicant that unusual con- nection charges shall be collected by the available, a hale, first approved by the
ditions with respect to the property of Plumbing Inspector before any connection Plumbing Inspector, any be cut Into the
the applicant exist requiring more time Is made to the public sewer: public sewer to receive the building sewer,
for compliance - '"-
Residential Cmnrncrclal hnductfial
ARTICLE IHa up to and In- and rest- as set
Private Sewage Disposal eluding four dentist aver forth in
Section 301. Where a public sewer is units an one lour units Sea .905
not available under the provisions of lot.
Section 204, the building sewer shall be
connected to i private sewage ions of Premises subject S in sand w taxes of
re
system complying with the provisions of the City of Palm Springs and which were
this article. ¢ part of the Sanitary District of Palm $111100 fi15.00 $20.00
Section 302. Before commencement of Springs
construction of a private sewage disposal
system the owner shall first obtain a Premises subject to ad valorem taxes of
written Permit signed by the Plumbing tine City of Palm Springs but which were
Inspector. The application for such per- not a part of the Sanitary District of 50.00 75.00 100.60
halt shall be made on a form furnished Palm Springs
by the City, which the applicant shall sup- „
plement by any plans, specifications and Premises not subject to ad valorem taxes
.time inluumtfon as are deemed neces- of the City of Palm Springs _150.00 _250;to - 110.00
vary by the Plumbing Inspector. A per-
not and inspection fee of 'live Dollars Section 403. All costs and expense in- with entry in the downstream direction
($5.00) shall be paid to the Plumbing In- cident to the installation and connection at an crude of about forty-five degrees ■
spector at the time the application is of the building sewer shall be borne by (45°). A forty-five degree (43-) all may I
filed. the owner. The owner shall indemnify ba used to make such connection with the
Section 303, A hermit for private sewage the City from any loss or damage that spigot end cut so as not to extend past
disposal system shall not become effective may directly or indirectly be occasioned the inner surface of the public server.
until the Installation is completed to the by the installation of the building sewer. The Invert of the building sewer at the
satisfaction of the Plumbing Inspector. lie Section 404. Old building sew'eis may be point oil connection shall be at the same
shall be allowed to Inspect the work at used in connection with new buildings or at e higher elevation than the Invert
any stage of construction an in any event, only when they are found, on examination of the ;public sewer. A smooth, neat joint
the applicant for the permit shall notify and test by the Plumbing Inspector, to shall be made, and the connection made
the Plumbing Inspector when the work is meet all requirements of this ordinance. secure and water-tight by encasement in
ready for final unification, and before any Section 405. The building sewer shall concrete. Special fittings may be used for
underground portions are covered. The be cast iron soil pipe, ASTN specification the connection only when approved by
inspection shall be made within forty- (A74-42) or equal; vitrified clay sewer the Plumbing Inspector.
eight (48) hours of the receipt of notice pipe, ASTM specification (CM-44T) or Section 412. The applicant for the
by the Plumbing Inspector. equal; or other suitable material approved building sewer permit shall notify the
Section 304. The type, capacities, load- by the Plumbing Inspector. Joints shall Plumbing Inspector when the building
thin and layout of a private selvage dis- be tight and waterproof. Any part of the sewer is ready for inspection and can-
posal system shall comply with all recmin- building sewer that is located within 10 nectlon to the public server. The connec-
mendations of the Department of Public feet of a water service pipe shall be con- than shall be made under the supervision
Health of the State of California. No per- strutted of cast iron soil pipe with leaded of the Plumbing Inspector or his repre-
and shall be Issued for any private sewage joints. Cast Iron pipe with leaded joints sentative.
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275 1-5-54 2 30 Emending 9211.2 �J
277 2-16-54 2 33 Amending 92�1.2
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Section 413, All excavations for build- Section 508. When required by the May, 1952 by the following vote:
Ing sewer installation shall be adequately Plumbing Inspector, the owner of any AYIi'S: Councilmen McKinney, Strebe,
guarded with barricades and lights so as property served by a building sewer car- MiIIer, Nathanson and Mayor pro tern
to protect the public from hazard. Streets, rying Industrial wastes shall Install a Boyd.
sidewalks, parkways and other public suitable control manhole in the building NONU-. None.
property disturbed in the course of the sewer to facilitate observation, sampling ABSENT: Mrs.Hardy and Mayor Farrell.
work shall be restored in a manner sutla- and measurement of the wastes. Such L hmlher certify that Bald ordinance was
factory to the City. conclude.when required, shall be accessibly thereupon signed by FLORIAN 0. BOYD,
ARTICLE V and safely located, and shall be construct- Mayor Pro face of Palm Springs, and at-
Use of the Public Sewers ad in accordance with plans approved by tested. by LOUISE McCARN, City Clerk
Section 501. No person shall discharge the Plumbing Inspector. The manhole of sail City.
or cause to be discharged any storm water, shall be installed by the owner at his ex- WITHESS my hand and seal of aaid
surface water, ground water, roof run- Pease, and shall be maintained by him City Ibl ?f day of J.y/p� /JCS;
so as to be safe and accessible at all times. (Clip Ixkil) /�
oft, subsurface drainage, cooling water Section 509. All measurements, tests and
to t unpolluted industrial process waters t -
o any sanitary sewer. analyses es the characteristics of I waters
Section
coon 502, Storm water.and all rg they and wastes 0 which 06 shelf is made
I un oluted drainage shall be dischnr urged to In Sections 503 and 50a shall be deter-
such sewers as are specifically designated mined in accordance with"Standard Meth-
¢s combined sewers or storm sewers, or ads for the Examination of Water and
to a natural outlet approved by the Sewage" and shall be determined at the 1A17L'4fb McCARN, City Clerk of the City
Plumbing Inspector. Industrial cooling control manhole provided for In Section of Pahn Springs, California.
water or unpolluted Process water may be 508, or upon suitable samples taken at I hmehp certify timt the foregoing or-
discharged, upon approval of the Plumb- said central manhole. In the event that dhance and c rtificate were published
ing Inspector, to a storm sever, combined no special manhole has been required, the June 5, 19053 in The Desert Sun, a weekly
control manhole shall be considered to be newspaper of general circulation, printed,
sewer or natural outlet. the nearest downstream manhole 1n the Published and circulated in the city of
Section 503. Except as hereinafter pro- Pajrn, :
vided, no person shell discharge or cause Public seer to the point at which the "hat"as.
w
to be discharged any of the following building server is connected. -
described waters or wastes to any Public ✓!action 510. No statement contained In
sewer: this article shall be construed ns pre- )
(a) Any liquid or v¢ or havinga venting any special agreement or arrange-
temperature higher than 150- . ment between the City and any industrial w✓wGR Y ' ��_
(b) Any water or waste which may concern whereby an industrial waste of VJULTIP McCARN, City Clerk, City of
contain more than 100 parts per unusual strength or character may be
million, by weight, of fat, oil or accepted by the City for treatment, sub- Palm Sgnngs, California.
grease. jest to payment therefor by the Industrial
(a) Any gasollne, benzene, naptha, concern.
fuel all or other flammable or ex- ARTICLE VI
plosiv. liquid, solid or gas. Protection from Damage
(d
y garbage that has not been Section 601. No unauthorized person
properly shredded. shall maliciously, willfully or negligently
(a) Any ashes, cinders, sand, and break, damnge, destroy, uncover, deface
straw, shavings, metal, glass, Leath- or tamper with any structure, appurten- ORDINANCE NO. 20.2
ers, tar,plastics, wood, paunch man- once or equipment which is a part of the
ure, or any other solid or viscous munlcip¢I sewage works. No notice of via- PALM SPRINGS ZONING ORDINANCE
substance capable of causing ob- lotion of this section prior to prosecution AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM
struction to the flaw In sewers or shall be necessary as provided In Section SPRINGS. CALIFORNIA,ESTABLISHING
other interference with the proper 801. LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS; DIVID-
operatlon of the sewage works. ARTICLE VII ING THE CITY INTO DISTRICTS;
W Any waters or wastes having a Power and Authority of Inspectors IMPOSING REGULATIONS, PROHD3I-
pH lower than 5.5 or higher than Section 701. The Plumbing Inspector and TIONS AND RESTRICTIONS FOR THE
9.0, o[ having any other corrosive other duly authorized employees of the PROMOTION OF HEALTH, SAFETY,
property capable of causing damage City bearing proper credentials and Idea- MORALS AND WELFARE; GOVERNING
or hazard to structures, equipment tlficatmn shall be permitted to enter upon THE USE OF LAND FOR RESIDENTIAL
Ond personnel of the sewage works. all properties for the purposes of inspec- AND NON-RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES;
Any waters or wastes containng a tion, observation, measurement, sampling REGULATING AND L I M I T I N G THE
toxic or poisonous substance in suf- and testing, in accordance with the pro- HEIGHT AND BULK OF BUILDINGS,
ficjent quantity to Injure or inter- visions of this ordinance. AND OTHER STRUCTURES; LIMITING
fere with any sewage treatment ARTICLE VIH LOT OCCUPANCY AND THE SIZE OF
process, constitute a hazard to hu- Penalties YARDS AND OTHER OPEN SPACES:
mans or animals, or create any Section 801. Any person found to be ESTABLISHING STANDARDS OF PER-
burned In the receiving waters of violating any provision of this ordinance FORMANCE AND DESIGN; ADOPTING
the sewage treatment plant. except Section 601 shall be served by the A MAP OF SAID LAND USE DISTRICTS;
(h) Any waters or wastes containing Plumbing Inspector with written notice CREATING A VARIANCE BOARD AND
I suspended solids of such charncter stating the nature of the violation and DEFINING THE POWERS AND DUTIES
and quantity that unusual attention providing a thirty-day time limit for the OF SAID BOARD; PRESCRIBING PRO-
or expense is required to handle satisfactory correction thereof. The said CEDURES FOR CHANGES OF ZONE,
such materials at the sewage treat- thirty-day time limit shall commence with CONDITIONAL PERMITS. VARIANCES
meat plant. the date of this notice. The offender shall, AND APPEALS: PRESCRIBING PENAL-
(1) Any noxious or malodorous gas or within the thirty-day time limit, per- TIES FOR VIOLATIONS OF SARI ORD-
substance capable of creating a pub- manently cease all violations. INANCE AND REPEALING ALL ORD-
lic nuisance. Section 802. Any person, whether as INANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH.
Section 504. Grease, oil and sand inter- principal, agent, employee or otherwise, The City Council of the City of Palm
captors shall be provided when, In the violating any Provisions of this ordinance, Springs does ordain as,follows:
opinion of the Plumbing Inspector, they or violating or failing to comply with any
are necessary for the proper handling of order or regulation made hereunder, shall ARTICLE 920
liquid wastes containing grease in execs- be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon DefhdDEFINITIONS and SCOPE
m wastes,amounts, or any flaable astes, conviction thereof, shall be punishable by
sand, and that harmful ingredients: ex- a fine of not more than Five Hundred Accessory Building: A detached subord-
cept that such interceptors shall not be Dollars (5500.00) m' by Imprisonment in inn be building, the use of which is cus-
requlred forprivate living quarters or either the Riverside County Jail or the tmeanly incident to that of the main
dwelling units. All interceptors shall be City Jell for a term not exceeding six (6) building or to the main use of the land
of a type and ca specify n months, or b and which is located on the same lot with
YP P Y shelf
be to the u both such fine and me- the main building or use.
Plumbing Inspector, and shall be located guilty of a Such person shall be each
and g
cleaning
to be readily and easily accessible for guilty of a separate offense for each and Administrator;III his Shall mean the PlanninggAd-
- cl Greas and oil Interceptors
ties
very day during which any such Viola- Director in his capacity of "Zoning Ad-
Grease it and all Interceptors shall be con- iron of this order
rr or re failure to cam- mAr port: A
strudel of impervious materials capable es Ply with any order or regulation is cam- other
Any runway landing area eor
d
in temperature.
abrupt and extreme changes muted, .803. An or maintained. other facility designed, used or intended
in temperature. They shall be of equip- Section 803. Any Person violating any of to be used either Publicly or privately by
tialped construction, watertight, and equip- the provisions of this ordinance shall se off person for the landing and taking
petl with easily removable covers which come liable to the City for any expense to of aircraft, including all necessary
loss or damage occasioned b the City b areas ha aircraft storage and tie-down
when ate belted In Place shall be gastight and reason of such violation. Y y y areas, hangers and other necessary bnud-
waE watertight.t.
Section 505. Where installed, all grease, SECTION IN mAl and open spaces.
oil and sand interceptors shall be main- Validity Ailey: A public thoroughfare or way
tamed by the owner, at his expense, InSectiml 901. Al] ordinances or parts of having a width of not more than 20 feet
continuously efficient operation at all ordinances in conflict herewith are here- which affords only secondary menus of
times. by repealed. access to abutting properties.
Section 509. The admission Into the Section 902. The invalidity of any sea- Apartment-Hotel: is an apartment house
Public sewers of any waters or wastes tion, clause, sentence or provision of this which furnishes services for the use of its
tenants which are ordinarily furnished by of V
ordinance shall not effect the validity having (a) a 6-day Biochemical Oxygen hotels.
Demand greater than nt parts permore
million any other part affect
this ordinance which Apartment House: Same as Multiple
by weight, or it containing mm•o than can be r given effect without such invalid Dwelling.
faparts per million by weight of sus- Part or parts.
tits of solids, or (c) containing may qua¢- Section 903. The City Clerk is hereby Automobile Wrecking: The dismantling
tits of substances having the characters_ ordered and directed ce certify to the Pase or wrecking a used motor vehicles or
sage t this ordinance and to cause the trailers, n the storage, sale a dumping
tics described in Section 503, or (d) having of dismantled, partially dismantled, ob-
an average tinily flow greater than 2?'e Springs so be DesertuSun, a newspashed once per he Palm estate m' wrecked vehicles or their parts,
of the average daily sewage flow of the g P P of gen- but not including the incidental storage
City, shall be subject to the review and erat circulation, printed, published and of damaged vehicles In ..reaction with
approval of the Plumbing Inspector. Where circulated in the City of Palm Springs. the operation of a repair garage.
necessary in the opinion of the Plumbing This ordinance shall be effective thirty I Basement: A star 1V y Inspector, the owner shall provide, at his (30) days after passage. y part or whop on-
FLORIAN G B or' pro
. OYD, Mn r derground. A basement shall be counted
expense, such preliminary treatment as Y rem Of as a story fog purposes of height mens-
may necessary to, [educe the ffi the City of Palm Springs. moment where more than one-half of
chemicis al Oxygen Demandnd to 300 Parts perer ATTEST: its height is above the average level of
ryr�d million and the suspended solids to 350 the adjoining ground.
d eerets per million by weight, or (b) re- Block: A piece or parcel of land entirely
duce objectionable characteristics or con- surrounded ie highways, streets, streams,
stituents to within the maximum limits sight-of-way, or parks, etc., or s com-
provlded for in Section 503, or (a) con- bination thereol.
trol the quantities and rates of discharge ISonrd:Shall mean the "Variance Board."
of such waters or wastes. Plans, specjflea- LOUL43E MCCARN, City Clerk of the Boarding or Rooming Rouse: c building
them, and any other pertinent information City of Palm Springs. containing a single dwelling unit and not
relating to proposed preliminary treat- I, the undersigned, City Clerk a1 the more than five (5) guest rooms, where
anent facilities shall be submitted for the City of Palm Springs, California, hereby lodging is provided with ar without meals
approval of the Plumbing Inspector and certify that the foregoing ordinance, being for compensation.
no construction of such facilities shall Ordinance No. 261 of the City of Palm Building: Any structure having a roof
be commenced until said approval Is ob- Springs, was introduced at a meeting of supported by columns or walls for the
tained in writing. the City Council of said City held on the housing or enclosure of persons, animals
Section 507. Where preliminary treat- 13th day of May, 1953 and was passed or chat Eels.
ment facilities are Provided for any waters without further reading, said reading be- Building Height: The vertical distance
or wastes, they shall be maintained con- Ing waived by the unanimous consent of measured from the average level of the
tinuously in satisfactory and effective op- the City Council at an adjourned meeting highest and lowest points of that portion
erotica., by the owner at his expense. of said Council held on the 27th day of of the lot covered by the building to the
uppermost portion of the building. Sated on n lot having an area of five except that In those cases where n suh-
Buflding Site:: The ground area of a acres or mare and arranged in accordance division has been recorded coutandoe;
building or buildings together with all with a plan of development for the en- lots which abut Duly on an alley or walk,
open spaces adjacent there to, as required tire project, with provision for adequate said alley or walk may be considered to
by this Orchrimae. open spaces and conveniently located ser- be a street.
Cemetery: Land used or intended to be vice facilities. Structure:Anything constructed or erect-
used for the burial of the human dead and Industry: Storage, repair, manufacture, ed, which requires location on or In the
dedicated for cemetery purposes, including preparation or treatment of any article, ground or attached to something having
colulibariums, crematories, mausoleums, substance or commodity. a location on or in the ground, but not
and mortuaries when operated in con- Kenncl:: Any lot or premises on which including a tent or vehicle.
nection with, and within the boundary of, four or more dogs over four months of Structural Alterations: Any things which
such cemetery. age, are kept. would prolong the life or the supporting
City: The incorporated City of Palm Kitchen: Any room in a building or members o1 a building or structure, such
Springs, County o1 Riverside, State of Cal- dwelling unit which is used for cooking as bearing walls, columns, 'beams or gird-
if.m.1c. or preparation of food. ors.
City Council: The City Council of the Loading Space: An off-street space or Trailer: A vehicle witho,t motive Pouver.
City of Palm Springs. berth on the same lot with a building, designed to be drawn by a motor ve-
City Planning Director: The planning di- or contigions to a group of buildings, for hicle and to be used far human habitation
rector of the City of Palm Springs. the temporary parking of a commercial or for marrying persons and/or property,
Clinic: A place used for the care, diag- vehicle while loading or unloading met- including a troller coach or house trailer.
uosls and treatment of sick, ailing, infirm chandise or materials, and ,Inch abuts Trailer Park: Any lot, open area, or
and injured persons and thaw who am upon . street, alley or other appropriate parcel of land used far panting or storage
medical or surgical attention, means of access. of trailers used Far l,ouselooeping or Sloop-
In need of but who are not provided with board or Lot: A parcel of lard occupied or to be mg or living quarters.
room nor kept overnight on the praises. occupied by a use, building, or group of Use: The purpose for which land ar a
buildings and accessory buildings together building Is arranged, designed or lntended,
Club: A non-profit association of persons g g g
who are bona fide members, Paying leg- with such yards, open spaces, lot width or For which occupied
land or a brooding Is,
ulas dues, and are organized for some and lot area as required re this Ordinance, or may be oecupled at mnlnlalned.
and ivontin6 upon a street or a Private yard: An o en s
common Purpose, but not mcluding a road m easement determined by the Com- P pace ono than court,
group organized solely or primarily to mission to be adequate for the purpose of on ale. .itpro upward
and nnabstsuctsd from
render a service customarily carried on as the ground npi"aid except ¢s otherwise
e accss. rovided in this Ordinance
a commercial enterprise. Let Line, Front: In the case of an in- p yard,Front: A yard extending across the
Commission: The City Planning Can,- tartar lot, . lmn separating the lot from full width of the lot, the depth of which
mission of the City of Paten Springs, the street or place, and in the case of a is the minimum horizontal dls4nnae be-
Compensation: The word"compensation" corner lot, a line separating the narrowest tween the front lot line and n line par-
means anything of value. street frontage of the lot from the street, ellel thereto on the lot
Curb Level: The level of the established except in those cases where the latest tract Yard gear: A yard extending amass the
cub m front of the building measured at deed restrictions specify another line as full width of the lot between the most
the center of such front. Where no curb the front lot line. rear main building and the rear lot line
level has been established, the City En- Let Line, gear: A lot If., which is op- The dap"da of the tennired rent toned shall
ginner shall establish such curb level or poste and most distant from the front T measured horizontally from the nearest
its sgeivalent for the purpose of this At- lot line and, in the case of an irregular, part of a main building toward the nenr-
tmle. triangular or gore-shaped lot, a loan ten eat P'of of the rear lot toward
Dwelling: A building or portion thereof feet fit length within the lot, parallel to yard, Side: A yard, more than six f0'0
designed exclusively for residential so- and at the maximum distance from the In width. between a main budding and
cogency, including one-family, two-family front lot line. the side lot line, extending from the front
and nnilLiple dwellings, but not Including Lot Line, Side:: Any lot boundary line
hotels, boardinglodging houses. not a front lot or a rear lot line. yard. or front lot line where no front
and p g Lot Width: The horizontal distance be- yawl is regv¢ed, to the rear Said. Th.
Group: Two or mare one-Lam- width of the required side yard shall
fly or multiple dwellings or boarding or tween the side lot line measured at right be mse,m'ed hm�izmrtally from the ,.•-
rooming houses, located on one lot. angles to the lot depth at a point mid- eat point of the side lot ]Inc toward the
Dwelling, Guest:: A building which as- way between the front and rear lot lines' nearest Part of the main line
toward
copies not more than 1/50th of the area Lot Depth: The horizontal distance be- Ru•pose and Scope: airlb it in .Lining
of the lot on which it is Situated, which twnnn the front and rear lot lines moos- Plan: Par the Purpose of Adoption
and
contains no cooking or plumbing facilities ured in the mean direction of the side protecting the Public health, snf.ty and
except plumbing facilities for A bath and lot lines. welfare of the people of the City of Palm
which Is used exclusively for housing of Lot Area: The total horizontal area Springs and to provide for the social,
members of a single family and their within the lot lines of the lot. physical and economic advantages result-
non-paying guests. No reductmn of the Lot Corner: A lot situated at the !nice- Ing from comprehensive andorderly
general side or rear setbacks shall be al- section of two or more streets having an planned use of land resources, a Zoning
lowed For guest dwellings despite any on, Of intersection of not more than Pion composed of Chapters 92, 93, and 94
other provisions of this Ordinance. 135 degrees. and maps of the districts created hanefn,
Dwelling, m or multiple: A huddling contain- Lot, Interim: A lot other that n corner Is hereby established and adopted by the
ing two or more dwelling units or con- lot. City Council.
taming n combination of two or more Lot, Through: A lot having frontage on Interpretation: V e,eirement as Mini-
dwelhng units and not more than five two parallel or approximately parallel mum: In interpreting and applying the
guest rooms or series of rooms, streets. provisions of this Ordinance, they shall be I
Dwelling, One Family: A detached build- Nonconforming Building: A building, field to be minimum requirements.
her cortolning only one dwelling unit. structure or portion thereof which does Private .Agreements: The provisions of
Duelling, Two Family: A buildling con- not conform to the regulations of this this Ordinance are not intended to In-
taming two dwelling units. Ordinence and which lawfully existed at tarfere with or abrogate or annul any
Dwelling Unit: One or more rooms and the time the regulations with which It easements, covenants or other existing
a single kitchen, in a dwelling, apart- does not conform, became effective, ogreemettts between parties or to repeal
ment house or hotel, designed as a unit Parking Are., Private: An open area. any Ordinance other than Ordinance ITS.
for occupancy by one family lot living located on the same lot with . dwelling, 180.
and sleeping purposes. hotel or apartment hotel, for the parking ConRioting Ordmmmes:: Wherever the
Educational Institutions of Higher Learn- of sutorrobffes of the occupants of such provisions of this Ordinance impose a
ing: Colleges or universities supported buildings. greater restriction or regulation upon
wholly of in part by Public Sands and Parking Area, Public: An open area, buildings or structures and the use of
other colleges or universities giving Ben- other that a street or a private parking them or the use of land or premises and
oral academic instruction. area, used for the parking of more than require larger open sPnces or yards or
Fa nii, An individual, or two or more four automobiles. setbacks than are imposed or required by
persons related by blood or marriage, or Parking Space for Automobile: Space other ordinances, rules or regulations, the
a group of not more than five persons within a building or a private or public provisions of this Ordinance shall govern.
(excluding servants) who need not be re- parking are., exclusive of driveways, Repealing Clause: Ordinance 180, all
lated by blood or marriage, living to- ramps, columns, office and working areas, amendments m
ts thereof or snPPle ,entm'y
gether is a single housekeeping unit in for the Peaking of one automobile, not thereto, and all portions of other ofdi-
a dwelling unit. less than 20 feet in length and not less nances of the City inconsistent herewith
Frontage: All the property fronting on than 8 feet in width. and to the extened of such fnnanSistancy
one side of a street between intersecting Ranch, Guest: A hotel, including all an- and no further, are hereby repealed.
or intercepting streets, or between a street cc.sory buildings and commercial uses ARTICLE 921
and right-of-way, waterway, end of a operated Primarily for the convenience of ESPABLISIIMBNT OF DISTRICTS
dead-end street, or city boundary mess- the guests thereof, having a building site Division of City into Districts — Par.
used along the street line. An intercepting or hotel grounds containing at less than pose: In order to classify, regulate, re-
street shall determine only the boundary four and one-half acres Ilk). Strict end separate the use of land, build-
of the frontage on the side of the street Room: An unsubdivided portion of the ings, and structnre5 and to regulate and to
which It intercepts. interior of a dwelling, excluding bath- linit the type, height and bulk of build-
Garage, Private: A detached accessory rooms, kitchens, closets, hallways and ings and structures in the various dis-
building or portion of a main building service porches tricts and to regulate the areas of yards
far the parking or temporary storage of Schools, Elementary and High: An MSti- and other oPon areas abutting and be-
automobiles of the occupants of the prom- tutron of learning which otters metric- tw.Sn buildings and structures and to
!sea. dons in the several branches of learning regulate the density of population, the
Garage, Public: A building other than a and study required to be taught in the City is hereby divided Into nine (9) dls-
private garage used for the care, repair, public schools by the Education Code of tricts.
or equipment of automobiles, or where the State of California. High Schools in- Designation of Districts:
such vehicles are parked or stored for elude Junior and Senior. Residence Non-Residence
remuneration, hire or sale. Stable, Commercial: A stable for horses, Districts Districts
Hospital: A building or portion thereof mules or ponies which are let, hired, used R-1 C-1
used for the accommodation of sick, in- or boarded on a commercial basis and for R 2 C-2
jurerl or Infirm persons and shall include compensation, R--S M-1
clinics, sanitarla, sanitorm, convalescent Stable, Private: A detached accessory G-FE W
and rest homes and boarding homes for building for the keeping of horses, mules T
or ponies owned by the occupants of the Adoption p.
children and aged Persons. P P don of Districts da Maps: Said Say-
Hotel: Any building or Portion thereof premises and not kept for remuneration, oral districts a and t them
of said dis-
containing six (o) or more guest rooms hire or sale. tricts and each of them are hereby as-
used ., I
by six (0) or more guests for cork- Standard, Performance: A criterion es- delin had nail adopted and are shown,
pensation; including — dormibories, Turk- health
a m the interest na the publicoise, delineated and designated: W.
r spec vely
is, buttes, bachelor hotels, and studio he- health nail safety for the control of noise, G-R, 9', C-1, C-2, M-1 and W', respectively
tels, where no provision for tasking is odor, smoire, noxious gases and the like on the "zoning Map" of the City of Palm
made In any individual suite, and except- generated by and inherent in or incidental Storage, Riverside County, California„
ing ,jails and hospitals. Such hotel may to the operational activities and functions which map, together with all notations,
net have accessory commercial uses. of land uses. references, data, district boundaries and
Hotel, Resort: A hotel having a build- Standard, Equipment: A criterion for the other information thereea, is attached
ing site or hotel grounds containing not control of the Performance of industrial hereto and made a purl, hereof and is
less than fifty thousand (50,000) square equipment, hereby adopted.
feet. Such hotel may have accessory cam- Stir,: That portion of a building In. Land Area of Districts: The land area
national uses operated primarily for the eluded between the surface of any floor comprising said districts and each of
convenience of the guests thereof, provided and the surface of the floor next above them 1s shown find designated on said
there is he street entrance directly to it, or if there be no floor above it, then M.P.
such commercial U.S, and further pro- the space between such floor and the Dishrlet Boundaries: Where uncertainty
vided such commercial uses shall not oe- calling next above it. Any portion of a exists with respect to the boundaries of
cupy more, than twenty (20) per cent of story exceeding 15 feet in height shall the various districts as shown on the
the ground floor area of such hotel build- be considered as an additional story for Zoning Map, the following shall apply:
ing. each 15 feet or fraction thereof. Streets and Alleys: The district bound-
IfaosinS Project: A group of dwellings, Street: Any public or approved private arms are either streets or alleys unless
most of which are multiple dwellings, la- thoroughfare other than an alley or walk, otherwise shown and where the Indicated
boundaries on said zoning map are np- Location of Structures a t h e r than collect the following fees:
proximately streets or alleys, said streets Dwellings: Any building or structure which Changes of Zones >ad Districts: Far
or alleys shall be construed to be the is not a dwelling shall not be erected or each application for change of zone bound-
boundaries of said zones. constructed unless permanent means of fries of any part of the use districts a
Lot Lines: Where the district bound- access to a public street, or to a private fee of $75.00.
stales are not shown to be streets or al- street approved by the Commission, Is Variance Caudill...I Permit: For
leys and where the property has been or provided. each application for a variance or con-
may be hereafter divided into blacks or Sale of a Portion of a Lot: Where a lot ditional permit a fee of $25.00.
lots, the zoning boundaries shall be colt- Is divided into separate ownerships and Appeal to Board: For each appeal to the
strued to be lot lines; and where the In. the area of. either portion Is such that Board from any order, requirement, de-
dicated boundaries on the zoning map are the number and location of the build- clsion or determination of the Adminis-
approximately lot lines, said lot lines shall ings thereon-no longer conform to the teeter or Building Inspector a fee of.$10.00.
be construed to be the boundaries of said at area requirements of the particular Fees Waived: No fee shall be required
districts, unless said boundaries are other- district, than, in the determination of the for the flung of application for variance
wise indicated on the map. Where a zone permissive number and location of any Involving slight modification of not to ex-
boundary, as shown on the zoning map, buildings on either portion of the lot, teed 2010
divides a lot in single ownership at the both arts shall be considered as an per cent o1 the kingyard and require-
time of passage of this Ordinance, the P e per cent t the area ce parking require-
use, height, and area regulations of the Parcel only. menu of this Ordinance and no fee shall
' less restrictive portion of such lot shall Overnight Parking of Trailers:o trail- be required for the flung es any alli1-
er shell be parked or allowed to remain cation di governmental bodies and States
ofto construed as extending to the entire overnight an any particular premises else- cal America
and the
of the fUnitedStates o1
lot Provided said lot does not extend more where than at a place duly licensed by Amerira and the State of California.Calif
than et feet beyond said boundary Allocation or
the City.
Division: A t or reat, alley,-railroada.1 raflr Enforcement: The City Attorney, the NONCONFORMING USES ARTTCLE nOR BUILDINGS
way right-of-way, Watercourse channel or Police Chief, the Building Inspector, the A nonennfarming use existing lawfully
body of water included watercourse
the zoning map City Clerk and all officials charged with at the time of the passage of this Ord-
shall, unless otherwise indicated, be in- the issuance of licenses or permits, shall jounce may be continued except as here-
shall, within the zone n the adjoining enforce the provisions of this Ordinance. Inciter Provided:
chiProperty on either side thereof and where Building Permits Not to be Issued: NO Nonconforming Use of Land — Travis-
such street, alley, right-of-way, water- building permit shall be issued for the fens Applicable:
course channel or body of water show- erection or use of any structure or Dart Expansion Prohibited: The noconform-
thereof, or for the use of any land which
a.a boundary between two or more differ- Ing use of land shall not be expended or
ant zones, a line midwayin such street, is not in accordance with the provisions extended In any way and shall not be
watrcourse channel to this Ordinance. Any permit Issued con- changed except to a use which conforms
alley, right-water , teary be the provisions of this Ordinance to the regulations of the zone in which
of body of water and extending 1n the shag be void end of Before effect, g
d.
hereof,neral shalltimi of the be considerednthe boundary Approval at Pions: desig any building such use
Autolocamobile Parldng S p ac e:
Y or structure which is designed or intended Where automobile parking space In b.tw V...n zoning districts, to be used for non-residential or rest- heathen with a main buildingor structure
dedicated street or a fail Street or lley shown on the tithe dential purposes Is erected, constructed, does not meet the requireents of this
altered zoning map is vacated by ordin¢nce the exterior ele..ad, drawings
rsshowing
owinsed bu he Ordinance, said building or structure may
property formerly in said street or alley Ing or structure, the types o1 materials be altered to enlarged Parking
space
that ad-
property be included within the district of and colors to be used, and the signs to ditlonm automobile parking .note is sup
shall adjoining property on either side of g plied to meet said requirements.
41 g P P Y mission displayed, shall a filed with the Com- Use Abandoned: The lawful noncon-
said vacated street or alley. orIsand approved by the Cam mission
Interpretation by Commission: If after or its designated agent before caved Use
use of unimproved land which is
the adoption of the above rules, sneer- for the construction of sold building or of-six ned(6) o...sectubvediscontinued
calendars months tainty exists as to any district boundary, structure shall be issued.
the Commission shall, upon a letter of Bufldts Inspector to Approve Plana; shall not be resumed.
request, interpret the map and determine The Commission may designate the Build- Nonconforming Buildings — Provisions
said boundary and said determination shall Ing Inspector as Its agent to receive and Applicable.
be final and made a permanent public g Maintenance and Repair: a nay be
p P inspect, consider and approve, or d ore- forming building or structure may be
retard. prove said plans di behalf of said Com- maintained d repaired except . Other-
Annexed s Territory: Territory annexed to upon a The Building Inspector shall act wise Provided l this Ordinance.
the City subsequent to the effective date upon all such Plans ec ptt an thirty (3 to Alterations: Alterations may be made to
Of this Or&nonce shalt o exs the data days notify
their receipt and failure to a nonconforming building or structure,
that said annexation becomes effective, not f f y the applicant ri approval of e whichprovided that of a building ore structure
becomea Part of the Guest Ranch be said plans within such period, unless the which is nonconforming er to use all be
tamG-R District. Such districting shall be shall
consents to pr extension of time, Lions ex structural required
shall be
temporary and the Planning Commission In so fire as this
disapproval of the plans made except those required ay law.
shall recommend to the Citexceed
Council with- in so far as this section of this Ordinance Enlargements — Nonu re-o o ac fo to
a a Period of not to exceed one xe year is cmmerned. Use: Budding. Or structure_ ..oncanform-
r fins] zoning Plan for the annexed tea- Architectural Committee: The Chairman Ing as to use regulations shall not be
Tltoiy. of the Plannfn Commission may a enlarged in an
ARTICLE 022 g y appoint g Y manner unless such non-
one it its members as Chairman of an conforming buildings or structures unclad-
of OF DISTRICTING Architectural Advisory Committee of three Ing all additions or enlargements are
I Application of Provisions: The proves- (3), the other two (2) members to be made to conform to ell regulations of
Sans of this Ordinance governing the use selected at the pleasure of such Chairman, the zone in which they are located.
of land, buildings and structures, the size to serve with the Building Inspector in Enlargements Nonconformity as to
of yards abutting buildings and structures behalf of the Commission in passing upon Other Regulations: Buildings or structures
the height and bulk of buildings, the den- Plane filed as required herein. In the nonconforming as to lot area, distance,
city of population, standards of perform- event the Building Inspector, after consul- yard or height requirements may be en-
once and other provisions are hereby de- tatlon with the Architectural Advisory larged in accordance with a plan ap-
clared to be in effect upon all land in- Committee, If one be provided, disapproves proved by the Planning Commission, pro-
cluded within the boundaries of each and any plans, he shall immediately file said vided that such enlargement shall not
every district established by this Ordf- plans and a statement of his reasons far exceed 40 per cent of the gross floor area
none. disapproval with the Commission: The of such buildings ar structures; and does
Lesser Restrictive Use in More Restrict- Commission, at its first regular mee Eing not intensify the nonconforming use in
eve District: The express enumeration and thereafter, shall either approve, condo- the case of lot area requirements; and in
authorization in this Ordinance of a par- tonally approve Or disapprove said plans the case of yard requirements that the
titular class of building or use in any and any revisions thereof. altered structures do not encroach into
district shall be determined a prohibition Legal Procedure: Any building or strut- any portion of the required yard to a
of such building ar use in all mare re- ture erected or maintained, or any use of greater extent than the existing non-
strictive districts except as otherwise spa- property, contrary to the provisions of conforming buildings or structures en-
allied. this Ordinance shall be and the same £s croach therein.
Additional Uses: Determination by Com- hereby declared to be unlawful and a Moving: A nonconforming building or
mission: Uses other than those specifl- public mimic. and the City Attorney structure shall not be moved in whole or
tally mentioned In this Ordinanceas uses shall, upon order of the City Council Im- In part to any other location an the let
permitted in each of the districts also medlately commence action or actions,pro- unless said building or structure which 1s
may be allowed therein, provided such ad- ceeding or proceedings for the abatement, moved is made to conform to the regula-
clUm aml uses are similar to those men- removal and enjoinment thereof, In the bons of the area In which It is located
tfoned and are, in the opinion of the Com- manner provided by law: and shall take except as otherwise provided by this Ord-
mission as evidenced by resolution of roc- such other steps, and shall apply to such nuance,
ord, not more obnoxious or detrimental court or courts as may have ,jurisdiction, Reconstruction of Damaged Buildings:
I. the welfare of the community than the to grant such relief as will abate or re- A nonconforming building or structure
permitted uses specifically mentioned for move such building, structure or use and which is damaged or partially destroyed
any district. restrain and enjoin any person from set- by fire, flood, wind earthquake or other
Public Buildings and Utilities: Municipal ting up, erecting or maintaining such calamity or Act of God to the extent Of
buildings, buildings of the Federal Gov- building or structure, oe using any prop- not more than 150 per cent of its assessed
ernniont and the State of California, erty contrary to the Provisions of this value at that time, may be restored and
Public schools and Public utilities may be Ordinance. It shall be the right and duty the occupancy Or use of such building,
located in any district subject to condo- of every citizen to participate and assist structure or part thereof which existed
tional permit by the Commission. the City officials in the enforcement of at the time of such destruction may be
Uses Excluded: Determination by Com- the provisions of this Ordinance. continued or resumed provided that the
mission: Uses other than those specifl- Remedies: Ali remedies provided for total cast of such reconstruction does not
rally mentioned in this Ordinance as herein shall be cumulative and not ex- exceed 150 percent of the assessed value
uses excluded from any district also may elusive. The conviction and punishment of the building or structure at the time of
be excluded therefrom, provided such Of any person hereunder shall not re- such damage and that such restoration is
other uses ore in the opinion of the lieve such person from the responsibility started within a period of one year. In
Commission as evidenced by resolution of of correctog prohibited conditions Or re- the event such damage or destruction
record, equally or more obnoxious or det- moving prohibited buildings, structures or exceeds 150 per cent of the assessed value
aimental to the welfare of the community improvements, nor prevent the enforced of such building or structure, no repairs
than the excluded uses spemfically men- correction Or removal thereof. or reemestiuction shall be made unless
tioned for any district. Penalties: Any person, firm or corpora- every portion of such building or structure
Buildings under Constriction: Any build- tion whether as principal, agent, employee is made to conform to all regulations of
I Ing for which a permit has been Issued or otherwise, violating any provisions of the zone 1. which it is located.
under the provisions of earlitr ordinances this Ordinance or violating or failing to Use Abandoned: The use of a lawful
of the City which ore in conflict with comply with any Order or regulation made nonconforming building or structure which
this Ordinance, and oa which substantial hereunder, shall be guilty of a misdemean- becomes vaamlt and remains unoccupied
construction has been performed by in_ or and, upon convtton thereof, shall be for a period of twelve (12) consecutive
tegration of materials on the site before punishable by a fine of not more than calendar months, shall not thereafter be
the effective date of this Ordinance, may Three Hundred Dollars (1300), or by im- resumed.
nevertheless be continued and completed Prisonment in the County Jail of River- Nonconformity — Performance Stand-
In accordance with the plans and speci- side County for a term not exceeding ards: The use of land, buildings or struc-
flcations upon which the permit was is- three (3) months, or by both such fine and tore. an accessories which does not meet
sued. imprisonment. Such person, than at cur- the standards of performance for said
Location of Dwellings: Except In mul- potation shall be deemed guilty of sap- uses or the standards for equipment am-
tiple dwelling developments or where oth- crate offense for each and every day due- played in the operation of said uses as
erwise provided by this Ordinance, every Ing which such violation of this Ordinance required by this Ordinance shall be
dwelling shall face or front upon a pub- Or failure to comply with any order or brought into conformity with said stand-
lic street or permanent means of access regulation is committed, continued or aids within a permit of one (1) year
to ..,it street, or upon a private street maintained. from the effective date of this Ordinance,
approved by the Commission. In no event Fee for Application: Betore accepting otherwise the nonconforming use shall be
shall any dwelling face or front upon an any application hereinafter mentioned, the discontinued.
alley. Department of Planning shall charge and Exceptions: The Board may make an
exception to the above requirements If copy of the deed or bill of sale showing whatever. By "use" Is meant substantial
undue hardship in complying with said title to vest In the purchaser In escrow. construction of fuclliths and Improve-
requirements is shown. The Board shall Public Hearing: Upon the filing of said agents contemplated by the permit.
be limited to the following conditions: verified application the Administrator ARTICLE red
that the Installation of protective walla, shall set the matter for public hearing
hedges or greenbelts is physically im- before the Heard and shall give notice AMENDMENT)
possible or impractical because of exist- of the time and lace and te purpose Requirement for Change: Whenever the
P P P public necessity, convenience, general wal-
ing improvements or toot nonconformity
condo- thereof by mailing a letter notice not less 1
Siang; that in the case of nonconformity than ten days prior to the date of such tare or good zoning practice on by such
as to distance requirements such other hearing to the owners of the property Plannin ion and after co, the consideration by the
devices are Installed designed to protect within 300 feet of the exterior limits o4 E Commission, the Cloy Council
the public health and safer to the extent by oationsce may change the zone or the
P Y the property involved. is list of ascribed regulations established /n proposed
Ordinance.
intended by said distance requirements, owners within the distance prescribed Initiation i Change: A prop used change
Certificatewith
of a required
Upon come above shall be furnished by the title
Innnt, of 'Lott.. Districts may C initiated by
and equipment
with the required performance said list to be prepared by a title insure the Commission or the Council or by
and equipment standards the Building In- once company conducting business re the verified owners
or application by one or more of
picot, shall issue a Certwhich
hatate of L'om- County of Rivarwithin
de, feetCalifornia.adiWhere the the owners p lessees a Property n so-
pith t n copy le which shall be filed property within hi Peet radius a under the ores. proposed to be of¢none al so-
with with the City Clerk. Na permit ri n- the same ownership as E, property in- filid with
for a change of zone shall be I
cease shall be issued to any use reequip- wiver in the application, the owners of flied a Eh the Commission in the office
and
forming to said performance and equip- Sipe properties l also
that owned by the of the .i.d bstr¢Such
upon ¢ form and
agent standards at the end of one year applicant shall also be notified in the accompanied by such data may be
from the effective data of this Ordinance. same manner. prescribed by the Commission.
Decision a by the Board: Upon public
ARTICLE o24 —Public Da zoning
g Native: A Proposed
VARIANCES hearing and receipt of report and retom-
moard on from the Administrator, the change Administrator a zoning district shall ea set
Variance Hoard: Vari nc e B There is Board shall consider such application by the hearnme for Public hearing
hereby all consist
is Variance Board. The for variance and may approve or dos- before the Commission. Piosuc of time
Board all efreeh d flue (5) members approve same, either 1n whole or a part, and place and purpose of such hearing
who shall be freeholders with four year All rulings of the Hoard shall be reported shall Newspaper given by the not: At method:
overlapping terms. Allyo members shall be Immediately he the Clha Council. All atonIa newspaper
At ]east one
appointed by the Mayor and appointments decisions of the Hoard shall be final all circulation In a newspaper of genera]
confirmed by the City he Council Vacancies less reversed by the City Council and shall circulation not less than s fifteen (15)
shall be filled forWhose
the term
shed term of become effective within rtve (5) days from days prior to the date of said hearing.
any member Whose term shall become the receipt of the report by the Council Letter thanNotice: By mailing a letter notice
vacant. In addition to the foregoing, the for t e Building re shall be the authority not ]eta than fifteen ng days prior to
City Attorney and the Chairman of the for the Building per respecter se approve the the data of said hearing I,t all Property
Planning Commission ashallBo be ex-clam- issuance of Permit or license by any de- owners 'within e.I feet of the area pro-
advisory members of the Board. All main-e orauth t or o Issue
vested with the duty Paged Ym'change.In the event the owner
proceed-
bees shall a removable For written
h the or authority toissue same. legs are initiated ty a property owner shall
appointing authority upon written charges Interpretation: The Board shall have the lessee. said Property owner or lessee sand
and after a public hearing. authority to adept general interpretations furnish the tones and addresses of all
Organization: The Bowed shall elect its Yard equir the proper application of the property owners within pa feet from the
awn chairman who shall serve one year. yard requirements its st groups of lots by ved,exterior
said 'list to be Prepared by a title
trivet-
and meetings of the Board shall be public cared in hillside districts or affected by exterior boucompan of the 'property s in
and shall r held at call of the Chairman common problems. the County
company doing business m
of the Board. The ings shall keep min- Publication of Rulings:r Whenever the the County of margffia, California.hePl
the
of the preach m e before p showing Board shall make any ruling concerning ireclatsm by Commisalon: The Planning
the vote of each member upon every general
provisions of that Ordinance which are of changes
shall investigate all proposed
question, m• if absent a failing al vote, general application, the Administrator the ELCitr changes u the Zoning Ordinance and -
completng sueh Pact. Trio xamin shall keep shall furnish a copy thereof to the City report shall be Prepared with recchange
to
Its official
records of its examinations and Clerk, who shall have the same published the (Imma on each Proposed ehnnge to
be re it actions upon all proceedings once e l newspaper gr general circulation. the Commission. Upon re, the of such
before it whoa shall be flied m the office Appeals d the Hoard: The Board shall report and i such r the Cohange
of the Administrator. Thee members o1 bear and determine appeals where it as and may spiuconsider, such Proposed change
the Hoard shall constitute a quorum alleged there is error decision
abuse of des- and may aPProve or rtsapIf approved,
sand,
Administration:Bard All business matters be. motionti in any order, dAdmin Administrator
deter- anther in whole or in Part. If approved.
Pore the Board shall be his capacity by minatlon made by the Atl a enforce or an ordinance a conformity with such
the Planning suet r. in his capacity of the a provision.
Inspector m the enforcement approve cl change shall be Presented to the
Zoning Administrator. of the provisions of the Zoning ny person Council the may be adopted by ce with
Authority of the Board: The Hoard shalldeny Such appeals may be Filed by any Pelson vote of the Council m accordance with
have the power and duty a grant or deny a reeved. the Provisions of the State of California
ac-
tions for variance from regain- peal
Hearing Date: Upon receipt of the at- Planning and Conservation Act. All ner
rotas and requirements of this Ordinance peal, the Administrator be shall set the mat- titres of the Commission yshallbe to n to
within the limitations of said Ordinance if ter for hearing hereof the Board and except that an appeal f may be taken to
rt ands: shell give notice thereof to the appellant. the Council : Th hereinafter provided.
that the strict application of the pro- The beard shall complete the proceedings Limitations: The Commission sa¢71 act
visions of the Zoning Ordinance would and make a written findingupon any application for proposed change
p and deter- g
result to practical with
al the
purpos or hardship the ape and transmit a copy thereof to of zoning district. within ame forty d days
inconsistent with the purpose and intent the appellant, the Building Inspector and from Slue date the same is filed and In
bf Eats Ordinance; the Adntinlatratm shall ubl, be necessary re hold more than
that there are exceptional circumstances Discontinuation of Vuiaby any vvice- two public hearings thereon. In tar, event
and conditions applicable Intended
e the property Ilan: I1 the use authorized by any vat- the Corrty-day shall fail to act orphan
Involved or to the intended use o de- lance granted by determination of the Ad-been
the forty-day period the Commission
the
apply en on the property that do not abandoned
or Huard is or has been shall be deemed to have quested Ili the
apply generally a to other h properties In the abandoned or discontinued ore the for i Period change which has been requested an this
ion,
same district nt neighborhood; of six (W months or the conditions ed the
fie, Sall after Its action,
that the granting h a public
Variance will not the Variance Administrator
have not been a notice the Commission shall furnish a copy
in thous to the
to the pubhe welfare or with, the Ad ownerator may give notice thereof to the applicant.
If a
injurious is the property or improvements property
the accord owner or lesee of the real Appeal to Council: It a Proposed change
to such District or ter; and rod in which property place
thereby to appear at a of zone or h the regulatimission, a 1s person
the property as located; and time and place fixed by the Administrator Proved by the Commission, any Person
that the granting of a variance will not and show cause why the determination whose property as included in the pro-
be contrary to the vial Plan.
of Ehe Ni should not be repealed or rescinded, as Posed change of mane or who is nt may
ter Plan or any Official Plan. the case nits be. After such hearing,vat- by ¢ proposed change n regulations may
Authority shall
the have
Administrator: g d Ad- ithean Ad or If ran may revoke the vat- shall be Sere City Council. Such appeal
and pow r shall have the Following duties Lance, or, If m ordinance t is involved, shall be filed with the a (l Clerk wltlun
and powers concerning applicationsrequire-
for that
any recommend to the Commission fifteen (ion days from the [Into on mailing
variance o from refinance. and requite- that the ordinance pe repealed. After cant.notification p disapproval to the appll-
mants of this Ordinance. such revocation or repeal, the real prop- cant. er appeal Sapp set forth sion the
He shall investigate all such applications tens arty affected shall st subject to all raga- ally whore in the ons on the opinion the
and submit his written findings and race locates of the district In which it is findings and decisions City
of the Comntruns-
amme may, to the Hoard; located. were n error. The Clty Clerk shall appeal
to
He may, modification his titn, 6[af or ARTICLE PE mat one copy of the noticc of appeal e-
deny sugar yadndo area, front, CONDITIONAL PERMITS the Cam mission and thereupon the Core-
side or rear yard and parking require- Provisions uses
o Applicable: Where the estab- report
shall City
Cot the file with a
agents if undue hardship ire to complying issuance
of uses or Font pe requires the teport fag the char Council denied.
why
with the standards requirements is shown issuance of a conditional permit as pro- the proposed change was denied.
Such modifications shall be hotted to de- regulations
io this Ordinance the following Hearing r verse the Council: The CouPlanning
permitting portions of bulldogs regulations shall apply:: ell may reverse a rut a the o a public
to extend into and occupy at to exceed mission shallot of Commission: The Com- Coming son after at ]east are Public
20 per neat of deviations required yard or open mission shall determine by resolution of hearing'for which notice must be given
since and herequirnot to exceed 10 per record in each instance that such use is 1. accordance with the Subdivisions:
above.
cent from the required lot area regulations necessary for the formulation of the wet- Changes Incident have
authority
to The
of this Ordinance: slight mof this
i- fare of the comnmnity and not rsine changes
Council shall have subdivision
to make
the puking requirements per
tens Ordo- mental to the District of neighborhood changes where A. the suommissi of nn
nonce shill not exceed Effective: pet cent. m which it as ec he located. The Com- tree it is found by the Commisalon that
Detuof thelon minisra Al] detall be in mission may specify conditions D which the zmravg districts Lot as shown on the
tionswriting
of the Administrator shall ed in such permit may be subject. Decisions zoning map do not conform with the
writing and copies shall be submitted to of the Commission shall be k nil except best Subdivision tad use of the land. In
the Holding Inspector, to the Board and that an appeal may be taken to the such instances the Council may. upon
to the Applicant. Slight modifications appeal
a any person aggrieved. Such orizerecomWithin the
of the Commissian, nuth-
may h granted without public hearing within shall ( Hied with the City Clerk braze subdivided
the bouthe dariesappropriate
is the area
and shall become effective de rmi front within fifteen (of days from the date et being sr zone boundaries
the ies for
he eclust-
the date o1 the written determination, for resolution of record and shall set went of zone bo tea. leg far the mende-
to the which time an appeal may be taken fora where, an the Commission
opinion, talon, on h the area. hall recommends- I
to the Board. the findings of the Commission were in Sion to the Council shall a eat b only
Cod may I p granting a variance, the error. An application not flied within after receipt of a written request ed the
Hoard may impose such conditionspblic h are fifteen sse days from Cler date shall no fit of the area being ire subdivided but
necessary to protect the public health be dismissed t the City Clerk. no hang tee shall — required.
safety, morals h genera] welfare in ace glicatio Date: Upon the filing of he Change Pending Co — Buis to Per under
this Ord with the purpose and intent of Administrator
for conditional permit, the Whenever the Council has token under
this Ordinerice• public shearer shall set the matter fox advice a change of districts from a lesser
Variance Ashall t e filed
An application He public hearing before the Commission. restcation, a to i more restrictive resol cl n of
mifl-
nistration,
variance upon
be filed with the led of shall give nonce of time and place cation, all
evidenced by resolution of
_ by such
Eda upon a norm and accompanied he such In the and the purpose of such record, th thirty
(3buildingdayspermit shell be issued
by such data and prescribe.
as the sAd-uch
hearing in the manner Effective:
below. within tenso resolution
days from the date
infirdstratorapplication shall prescribe. Each such timmltioul Permit EHecome: No cone of seal resoa use permitting the can-
application public
shall a verified before a until a] permit shall become effective situacome the of f use Which use would be.
notary public by the owner an the land maul after an elapsed period of fifteen come noncoafoting under the cbnEem-
tion, buildings affected by the applica- (1.5) days from the date of the permit,
roe Plated redistricting plan.
dote, or the lessee having n ears, ex- of record appeal
list said permit, pro- ARTICLE L
interest of not less than flue years, ex- vide( no appeal as filed with the City GENERAL
cluslve of an option to renew, or sr pure Clerk. Lorin recorded prier to January subdivision
chaser o escrow. ri the case of purchase Duration of Permit: Such after shall Any ]du shown to as onrecor ed, oiany
B escrow, any become
granted until
the be used wtthtn one rw year after a has reap duly approved and recorded, or any
Hoard shalt not become effective until the been granted. Otherwise it shad become lot for which a brie time
deed has been
purchaser iltea with the Administrator n awl] and void and of no force or effect duly recorded, at the time Ordinance No.
395
75 became effective on January 12, 1040, Sizes of One-Family Dwellings: Every to house guests but expressly excluding
may be used as a building site. one-family dwelling erected after the of- public restaurants.
Accessory Buildings without Main Build- fertile data of this Ordinance in any Public and Semi-Public Uses; Subject to
Ing: It shall be unlawful to construct, R-1 District shall have a minimum ground Conditional Permit: Golf courses and golf
erect, or locate in any residence district Door area of 850 square feet, exclusive driving ranges.
private garages or other accessory build- of garages, carports and unenclosed Accessory Uses customarily Incident to
ings withoutt a permissive main building. porches, the above uses and located on the same
Encroaching Doors: Every private garage Walls, Fences: Solid walls or fences not lot therewith:
building or portion of n main building exceeding six (6) feet in height shall not Parking: There shall be at least one
used for garage purposes shall be so be permissive except In required front (1) garage, carport or parking space as
equipped that the doors when open or yards. In the case of a corner lot no an accessory for each and every dwelling
being opened will not project beyond any such wall or fence shall extend closer to unit. Such garage or carport may be
lot line of the lot on which such building the side street than the inside line of the a detached accessory building. All park-
Is located; and when said doors open to required side yard or closer to the side ing areas shall be surfaced with concrete,
an alley the wail or portion thereof con- street than the inside line of the required brick or suitable asphaltic surfacing to
taining said doors shall be at least six yard of the lot adjoining on the side prevent the emanation of dust.
(6) feet from the line farming the common street. Walls vet exceeding four and one- Parking Bays: Along minor streets only
boundary between said lot and the alley. half (41/) feet in height shall be per- as shown on the Official Street Plan,
' Setback of Accessory Buildings: No missive anywhere on a lot. parking may be provided in bays opening
separate accessory building oil any lot in Lighting Facilities: Lighting facilities directly into the street, provided that no
any residence district shall be located must be so installed sir as to reflect the parking shall be installed at an angle
closer to the front line of such lot than light away from adjoining properties and of less than forty-five (45) degrees with
a distance of sixty (60) feet; provided streets. the street; that the width of any one bay
that this regulation shall not prohibit ARTICLE 931 shall not exceed 76.5 feet and that there
accessory buildings in otherwise permfs- R-1 DISTRICT shall be a minimum distance of twenty.
.1ve locations in the rear portion of any Onc-Family Residence District: Pro- four (24) feet between bays, driveways
such lot. visions Applicable: The following regula- or other vehicular access openings: that
Setback of Structures in Rear of Corner tions shall apply in the R-1 Districts: each stall in the bay shall be at least
Residence Lot: In the rear yard of a car- Subdistel ts: District R-1 Is further eight (8) feet wide and twenty (20) feet
ner lot no accessory building or structure subdivided into Districts R-la and R-lb, deep which shall he entirely on private
or part thereof shall be established or differing only in the requirements of Property; that in the case of a corner
located closer to the exterior side lot line building site area. lot no bay shall be nearer than thirty
than the width of the exterior side yard Uses Permitted: No building„ structure (30) feet to the ultimate curb line of the
for such lot; and if the rear lot lice of or land shall be used and no building or intersecting ,street and that the approach
such corner lot abuts the side has of an structure shall be erected, altered or en- to any parking bay shall be developed In
adjoining lot then no such accessory larged which Is arranged, intended or accordance with current city apecifica-
buildmg or structure Or part thereof designed for other than one of the follow- tions, including installation of concrete
within twenty-five (25) feet of said rear Ing uses except as provided in Article 923. gutter, curbing on' other suitable drainage
lot line shall be closer to said exterior permanent One-Family Dwellings, provision along the entire width of the
side lot line of said corner let than the Public parks and recreational areas. bay and along the frontage on which
distance represented by the average of Accessory Uses customarily incident to such bay is located, suitable curbing or
the front yard depth of said adjoining lot the above uses and located on the same edging shall be installed within the street
and the width of the exterior' side yard lot therewith:: along either edge of the bay entrance,
an card corner lot. Parking: There shall be at least one (1) and where the street is paved, the space
Yard Requirements: No required yard private garage, carport or parking space between curb line and existing pavement
or other open space around an existing as an accessary to each and every dwell- shall also be Paved. No parking bay or
building, or any building hereafter erected ing. Garages and carports shall be at- driveway shall be Installed closer than
shall be considered as providing a, yard traded to the main building. twelve (12) feet to any side or rear lot
or other open space for any other build- Servants' Quarters, Guest Houses and line.
Ing on an adjoining lot or building site. Accessory Living Quarters: may be erected Storage Rooms: Tncidental or auxiliary
Yard Fair...humid: Where yards are but shall not be provided with kitchen to R-2 uses.
required by this Ordinance, they shall arrangements, bars or similar facilities, Detached Accessory Buildings: shall he
be open and unobstructed from the ground nor other provisions for the preparation located not less than five (5) feet from
to the sky, except as follows: of meals and shall not occupy mare than any rear or side lot line. No detached
Outside Stairways or Landing Places: one-fiftieth (1/50) of the area of the accessary building shall be Located nearer
if unroofed and unenclosed, may extend lot in which they are situated, than twenty (20) feet from a building on
Into a required side yard for a distance Detached Accessory Buildings: shall be an adjoining lot occupied as a private
of not to exceed three (3) feet and/or located not less than five (5) feet from residence. Accessory buildings shall be at
into the required rear yard a distance of any rear or side lot line. No detached least eight (8) feet from the main build-
not to exceed five (5) feet. accessory bolding shall be located nearer Ing.
Cornices, Canopies or other similar arch- than twenty (20) feet from a building Building Height: No building, structure
itecto'al features not providing additional on an adjoining lot occupied as a private or accessory shall exceed fifteen (15)
floor space within the building may ex- residence Accessory buildings shall be at feet in height nor consist of more than
tend into a required yard not to exceed least eight (8) feet from the main bold- one story.
one (1) fact. Eaves may extend three Ing. Building Site Area: The minimum build-
(3) feet into the required yard. One (1) Agrlcnitm'e, flmrer and vegetable gar- ing site area shall be 10,000 square feet.
pergola or one (1) covered but unen- Bening, nurseries and greenhouses for the Lot Area per Dwelling Unit: The max-
closed passenger landing may extend Into purpose of propagating and cultivating Imum lot area per dwelling unit or family
either side yard provided it does not re- only, provided no uuchiese shall be carried shall be 2,000 square feet. Coverage by
dace the side yard below five (5) feet on upon the premises and provided furth
orer buildings or structures shall not exceed
and its depth does not exceed twenty that no obnoxious fertilizer be sted sixty (60) percent of any lot or building
(20) feet. and no obnoxious soil renovation shall be site,
Detached Accessory Buildings: not ex- carried on upon the premises. Nurseries Lot Width and Depth: Each lot shall
.ceding ane (1) story in height may oc- and greenhouses shall be subject to con- have a minimum width of 100 feet and a
cupy not more than one-half (1/) of the ditional permit. minimum depth of 100 feet.
total area o: a rear yard, provided no Building Height: No dwelling or as- Distance between Buildings: Where one
such accessory building shall be located cessory building shall exceed thirty (30) building is placed in she rear of another
nearer than five (5) feet from the rear feet in height nor consist of mare than building, no wall of one building shall
toside hies. In it event shall any de- two (2) stories. be closer than fifteen (15) feet to the
lathed accessory bullring occupy the front Building Site Area; The minimum build- nearest wall of file other.
yard of any lot. ing site area for each one-Family dwelling Yards: The f011uwing yards shall be
In computing the depth of a rear yard shall be 10,000 square feet in District R-la Provided slid maintained:
opening on an alley or public park, one- and 7,500 square feet in District R-lb. Front Yard: Except as provided above,
half (1/) of the width of such alley or Additional Dwellings on a Lot: There no bolding shall be erected closer than
park may be deemed to be a portion of may be one or more one-family dwellings twenty-five (25) feet to either the front
the rear yard. on any one lot having all area of 20,000 Property line of the building site or the
Detached Accessory Buildings in G-R, square feet or more in Districts R-la and line of any future street as shown on an
R-1, R-2, and R-3 Districts may be built of 15,000 square feet or mare in District Official Street Plan or setback ordinance.
to the street If.. On any lot where the R-lb, provided there is not less then 10,000 Side Yards: Except as provided above,
slope of the front half of the lot is square feet of lot area for each such there shall be side yards on each side of
greater than one (1) foot use or fall in dwelling in District R-la and not less every building with a minimum width of
is seven (7) foot rui from the street than 7,500 square feet for each dwelling Len (10) per cent of the width of the lot.
elevation at the property line, air where I. District R-lb. Where one drivelling is Such side yards shall not be less than
the elevation of the front half of the lot placed in the rear of l the other no well fro (5) feet and need not be more than
Is more than four (4) fact above or below shall be closer than twenty-five (25) fifteen (15) feet.
the established street elevation. feet to the nearest wall of the other. On a corner lot the building line from
Accessory Buildings — Corner Lots: In Lot Width and Depth: Each lot shall the street running parallel with the side
the case of a corner lot abutting upon have a minimum width of 100 feet and line of such lot shall not be less than
two (2) streets, no accessary building a minimum depth of 100 feet in District twenty (20) percent of the average width
shall be erected sir as to encroach upon R_la and a minimum width of 75 feet of such lot, but in no case shall such
the front half of such lot. and a minimum depth of 100 feet in Dis- Yard be less than ten (10) feet in width
Modification of Front Yards: Wherever trict R-lb. or be required to be More than twenty-
a front yard is required by this Ordinance, Yards: The following yards shall be pro- five (25) feet In width.
such front yard may be modified so rs vided and maintained: Rear Yard: Except as provided above,
to equal the average depth of the front Front Yard: Except as provided above, there shall be ¢ rear yard not less than
Yards ion the lot, next adjacent thereto no building shall be erected closer than ten (10) feet in depth.
on either side, but in no event shall such twenty-fve (25) feet to either the front Performance Standards: Where multiple
front yard be required to be greater than VIDPIYtY line of the building site or the dwellings adjoin one-family uses,.a mason-
the minimum for the district in which line of any future street as shown on, an ry wall five (6) feet In Sleight and an
such lot is located. Official Street Plan or setback ordinance. evergreen hedge of suitable plant metevlal,
Side Yards — Transition: Where a lot Side Yards: Except as provided above, seven (7) feet in height and not less than
Is contiguous to the boundary litre of two there shall be side yards on each side of fear (4) feet in width shall be erected
(2) districts, any side yard or rear yard every building with a mimm rid width of and madntaiued between such uses and
which is directly adjacent LO said bound- ten (10) per cent of the width of the lot. the one-family use.
ary line in the less restricted district Such side yards shall not be less than ARTICLE 933
Shall be increased in minimum width or five (5) feet and need not be more than R-3 DISTRICT
depth to the average of the required fifteen (15) feet. Apartment and Hotel District — Pro-
minunon widths or depths of such yards On a corner let, the building line from visions Applicable The following regul i-
In the two (2) different districts. the street running parallel with the side tions shall apply in the R-3 District:
Swimming Pools: shall be permissive line of such lot shall be net less than Uses Permitted: All uses permitted in
within five (5) feet of any property line twenty (20) percent of the average width the R-1 and R-2 Districts
excepting that pump and filter install- of such let, but In no case shall such Apartment ]louses, Hotels, etc.: Apart-
ation shall be as less than ten (10) feet yard be less than ten (10) feet in width or ment houses, hotels, private clubs, group
from an adjoining property. be required to be more than twenty-five housing projects, boarding or lodging
Through Lots: On through lots, either (25) feet in width. houses.
lot hie separating Inch lot from a street Rear Yard: Except as provided above, Resort Hotels including incidental or
may be designated ¢s the front lot line. there shall be a rear yard not less than auxiliary commerical uses operated pri-
Iu such cases, the minimum rear yard shall ten (10) feet In depth. marily for the convenience of the hotel
be not less than a required front yard ARTICLE 932 guests, provided there shall be no street
in the district in which such a lot is R-2 DISTRICT entrance directly to such commercial use.
located. Limited Multiple-Family Residence Dis- Such commercial uses shall occupy list
Side Yards for Buildings of Over One tried, Provisions Applicable: The following mare than twenty (20) percent of the
Story: In case of buildings more thin regulations shall apply in the R-2 District: gross floor area of the hotel building.
one story in height the walls of any story Uses Permitted: All uses permitted in Public and Semi-Public Uses: Subject to
above the first story shall be set back the R-1 District. conditional permit from Planning Cons-
so as to provide a side yard width of not Two-Family Dwellings—Multiple-Family mission: Churches, Civic uses and Care-
less than ten (10) feet. Dwellings, including the serving of meals nnunity Center Buildings; private schools
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and institutions of higher learning: pub- Front Yard: Except as provided above, Yards! The following yards shall be pro-
Ile libraries; hospitals; museums and art no building shall be erected closer than vided and maintained::
galleries; athletic, sport and recreation twenty—ve (25) feet to either the front Proof Yard: Except as provided above,
clubs, property line of the building site or the no building shall be erected closer than
Conditions of Permit: Conditions of per- line of any future street as shown on an twenty-five feet to either the front prop-
unit for the foregoing uses may include Official Street Plan or set-back ordinance. erty line of the building site or the line
greater yard areas, screening by hedges, Side Yards: Except as provided above, of any future street as shown en an O/fl-
fences or walls, height limitations and there shall be side yards on each side of oral Street Plan or setback ordinance.
other measures to carry out the Intent every building with a minimum width of Side IEards: Except as Provided above,
of this Ordinance, ten (10) per cent of the width of the lot. there shall be side yards on each side of
Transitional Uses Permitted on lots fac- Stich side yards shall be not less than every building with a minimum width of
ing, abutting or having a side lot line five (5) feet and need not be more than ten (10) per cent of the w,dUl of the lot.
adjoining a lot or lots in a C-1, 0-2 or fifteen (15) feet. Such aid's yards shall be at less than five
M-1 District, Provided the lot upon which On a corner lot the building line from (5) feet and need not be mare than flf-
such transitional use is located does trot the street running parallel with the side teen (10) feet.
extend more than Lod feet from the line of such lot shall be not less than Oil a corner lot the building line from
boundary of the less restrictive district, twenty (20) percent of the avo'age width the street running parallel with the side
not including public rights-of-way: of such lot, but, in no case shall such line of such lot shall be not less than
Public Parking Areas, provided said yard be less than ten (ID) feet in width twenty (20) percent of the average width I
parking area shall be properly enclosed or be required to be more than twenty- of such lot, but In no case shall such
With an ornamental fence or wall or i five (26) feet in width. yard be less that ten (10) feet in width
compact evergreen hedge of not less than Rear Yard: Except as provided above, or be required to be more than twenty-
fear and one-half (41/) feet an height; there shall be a rear yard not less than five (251 feet in width.
lighting facilities shall not exceed six ten (10) feet in depth. Rear Yard: Except as provided above,
(6) feet an height, and shall be so or- ARTICLE 931 there shall be a rear yozat not less than
ranged as be reflect the light away from G-R DISTRICT ten (10) feet in death.
achacent properties and streets. Guest Bunch District — Provisions Ap- Plot Plan Required: Before any trailer
Accessory Uses: Uses customarily lnci- plicable: The following regulations shall park is hereafter established and before
dent to the above permissive uses, and apply In the G-R District any buildings to be used for trailer park
accessory buildings or structures in con- Uses Permnitted; All uses permitted in purposes, are erected, plot Plan showing
motion therewith; including recreational the R-1 District, the size of .11 trailer park sites, location
facilities. Guest Ranches including the following of roadways and proposed buildings, to-
Resturant and Alcoholic Beverage Es- incidental or auxiliary businesses can- getlmr with the landscaping and ether
tabIkhments as part of a hotel operatioon ducted primarily as a service for persons architectural details, shall be presented
having a building site of not less than living therein: restaurants, including to and approved by the Commission, as
40,000 square feet, provided that said dancing; beverage service, including al- evidenced by resolution of record. The
auxiliary business is conducted primarily robotic on-sale; retail shops and stores; Commission may require such revision of
as a service to the hotel guests, that the professional offices and personal services. said Plot plan as it may deem necessary
entrances to said accessory use are Tram Said incidental or auxiliary businesses to preserve the public health, peace,
within the interior of the building, that shall not be located nearer than 100 feet safety and general welfare.
said accessory use does not occupy more to any public street or right-of-way. Performance Standards: A greenbelt
than twenty (20) percent of the grass Public and Semi-Public Uses: Same as shall be established and maintained be-
floor area of said hotel, and that ad- in R-3 (0332.2) and including polo clubs, tween the park and adjoining pmopei•tles
ditional off-street parking is provided Commercial Stables subject to condition- not less than eight (8) feet wide including
for said accessory use an the basis of al permit frimru the Commission, an evergreen hedge, at least eight (8)
one (1) square foot of parking area far Airports subject to conditional permit feet in height and four (4) feet wide.
every square foot of gross floor area of from the Commission. All lights shall be so arranged as to to-
the said accessory use over and above Accessory Uses: Uses customarily foci- fleet the light away free, the public
the parking space required in Paragraph dent to the above Permissive uses and streets and abutting Properties.
033:1.4s,, below. accessary buildings or structures In eon- ARTICLE did
Parking: Automobile storage space shall nection therewith, including recreational GENERAL
be provided as follows: facilities, Residential Buildings in Commercial
114 and R-2 Uses: Same as in the re- Parking: There shall be at least one Districts: Buildings or uses permissive in
spective districts. (1) private garage, carport or Parking the R-L, R-2 and R-3 Districts are also
Hotels, Apartment Houses, Private space as an accessory to each and every permissive in the 0-1 and C-2 Districts
Clubs (new buildings and addtums to dwelling. Garages and carports shall be provided they are constructed, established
existing units): at least three (3) Parking attached to the main building. (Paving and/or located in accordance with the
spaces for each four (4) dwelling units requirements: 9322.31). pmovisions of the R-3 District,
or suites. Paving requirements: 98:22.0), Private Stables: Private stables in con- Yards for Resld...is, ¢hove Businesses:
Place. of Public Assembly: At least one auction with guest ranches, Polo clubs In the 0-1 and C-2 Districts, the front
(1) parking space for each five (5) seats and dwellings, troubled at more than and side yard requirements may be waived
of audience seating capacity, or whet•, one (1) horse, mule or pony is stabled for dwellings, apartments, boarding or
seating capacity cannot be measmed, at or kept for each 10,000 square feet of lodging houses erected above the ground
least one (1) parking space for every 300 land area included in the building site; floor of a building when said ground
feet of gross floor area. Par hospitals and further provided that no stable or floor is designed exclusively for commer-
at least one (1) storage spur. shall be coral shall be built nearer than 150 call purposes, unless such yard areas are _
provided for each two (2) hospital beds. feet to any school, dwelling, park or required by State law or other ordinance
(Paving requirements: fa22.81),IPublic street, excepting an alley. of this City. I
Parkf ni Days:Parking space may be pro- Building height: No building, structure Off-Street Loading: In 0-1, C-2 and M-1
vided in baSs; same as in R-2 District or accessory shall exceed 30 feet in height Districts for every building, structure at-
(9222.311). nor consist of more than two (2) stories. part thereof, hereafter erected and a.-
E<eep bm s: The Variance Board may Building Site Area: The minimum build- curled dor manufacturing, storage ware-
make, an exception to any of the above ing site area shall be as follows.: house, goods display, department store,
requirements after a public hearing, If Guest ranches: 4.5 acres (1 acre equals market, mortuary, laundry, dry cleaning,
43 560 sq, it). hotel or similar uses involving receipt or
undue hardship in complying with any
The One-family dwellings: 29,000 square feet. distribution by vehicles of merchandise
of the above provisions is shown.
Hoard shall be .mated to the following One-family dwellings with private stable and materials, there shall be provided
conditions: that a proposed alternate as accessory use:: 40,000 square feet. and maintained on the promises adequate
parking area will be readily accessible Commercial stables: 2 acres 0 acre space for standing, loading and unloading
to the occupants or patrons of the use equals 43,560 sq. it). in ardor to avoid undue interference will,
for which said area is to be provided; Lot Area Coverage: Lot area coverage public use of streets or alleys. Each
that the distance from the nearest point by buildings or structures shall not exceed space, unless otherwise adequately pro-
of the building site to the nearest corner sixty (60) percent of any guest ranch vided for, shnll consist of a Len (10) by
of the proposed parking area is less than building site. forty-fire (45) foot loading space with
500 feet; that the location of the proposed Yards: The following yards shall be pro- fourteen, (14) fact height clearance. Per
parking area will not unduly adversely vfdod and maintained: a building containing Icss than 3,000
affect the use of the neighboring property, Front Yard: No building shall be erected square feet, of gross floor area, a com-
Detaehed Accessory Buildings shall be nearer than twenty-five (25) feet to the billed parking and loading area shall be
located not less than five (5) feet from Limit property line of the building site. acceptable.
any rear' or side lot line No detached Side Yards: Except as provided above, Housing of Goods: Except growing plants
accessary building shall be located nearer there shall be side yards on each side Plants or nursery stock and Christmas
than twenty (20) feet from a building of every building with a minimum width trees, all goods, wares, merchandise, pro-
on an adjoining lot occupied as a private of ten (10) per cent of the width of the duce sdal other commodities which are
residence. Accessory buildings shall be lot. Such side yards shall be net less than stored, offered or displayed for sale or
at least eight (8) feet from the main AV. (5) feet and need not be more then exchange in the C-1 and C-2 Districts
bnIIding fifteen feet. shall be housed In permanent buildings
Off-Street Loading: All hotels shall pro- On a corner lot the building line from unless being transported.
vids at least one (1) off-street loading the street running parallel wish the side Exception: If undue hardship in com-
space to consist of ten (10) by twenty- line of such lot shall be not less than plying with the requirements of loading
five (25) fact of leading area and four- twenty (20) percent of the average width regulations Is shown, the Board may make
teen (14) feet height clearance' of such lot, but in no case shall such an exception, after public healing, pro.
Building Height: No building, structure yard be less than ten (10) meet in width vided that in no event shall the storage
or accessory shall exceed thmEy (30) feet r be required to us more than twenty- of said goods be permissable outside a
in height nor consist of more than two five (25) feet In width. permanent building unless; the premises
(2) stories. Rear Yard: Except as provided above, is enclosed by a solid masonry wall of net
Marquees: In the R-3 District, one (1) there shall be a rear yard not less than less than six (6) feet in height.
marquee or awning may be erected on ten (10) feet in depth. Conducting of Business: All business
each street frontage occupied by the ARTICLE 935 conducted In the C-1 and C-2 Districts,
building for whmh. it is constructed. Such T DISTRLCT excepting retail nurseries, shall be con-
marquee or awning shall be not more Trailer Park District — Provisions Ap- ducted Inside ¢Permanent building, except
than twenty-five (25) feet in width and plicable: The following regulations shall that temporary concessions for business
shall oat be constructed closer than apply in tin T Districts: which may be conducted outside a mer-
etweive (12) feet to any side or rear prop- maned building any granted exceed
the
Orly line nor less than thirty (30) feet Uses Permitted: All uses permitted In Board for a period o of not to e
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from the intersection or extended inter- e R-3 District, seven (7) days.
section of any street corner property line. Traitor Parks including the following Marquees: he public
and awnings may
Building Site Arca The minimum build- incidental or auxiliary businesses operated extend over the public right-of-way to a I
in see area shall be a minimum
square feet, primarily for the convenience of the park distance not closer than eight (8) feet
g residents: service,
food markets, recreational fa- from any official curb lane. No part of
except that the minimum bun big site cilities, non-alcoholic beverage
area for Resort Hotels shall be 50,OODany marquee or awning shall be less than
square feet. personal services, restaurants excluding eight (13) feet above the adjoining official
Lot Area per Dwelling Unit: The min- dancing and alcoholic beverage sales, trail- sidewalk grade. There shall be no sup-
Imam let area per dwelling unit or family or sales. Said incidental or auxiliary uses .its located within the public eight-Of-
shall not be located nearer than 100 feet way, In the C-1, C-2 and M-1 Districts,
shall be 1,000 square feet. Coverage by
buildings or structures shall not exceed to any public street. marquees and awnings many be constructed
sixty (60) percent of any, let at building Building Height: No building or strut- along the entire street frontage of the
site. ture shall exceed fifteen (15) feet nor property.
Lot Width and Depth! Each lot shall combos of more than one (1) story. Side Entrances I. Commercial Buildings:
have a minimum width of 100 feet and Building Site Area: The minimum build- 1. those instances where lands classified
a minimum depth of 100 feet. ing site area for a trailer park shall be I. commercial districts Immediately adjoin
Distance between Buildings: Where one 40,000 square feet; for R-3 uses as pro- other lands classified in residential dls-
burlding is placed in the rear of another vided by Article 933 above. tricts, all public entrances from side
building, no wall Of one building shall Trailer Site Area: The minimum site streets to the commercial buildings and
be closer than fifteen (15) feet to the area provided for any individual trailer improvements on the lands so classified
nearest wall of the othen shall be 1600 square feet with a width shall be located within thirty (30) feet of
Yards: The following yards shall be of not less than 40 feet and a depth of the front property line of the commercial
provided and maintained: not less than 40 feet. building site. In any case of uncertainty
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the Commission shall designate the front Subject to: deleterious to the public health, safety or
property line of the commercially classified Approval of plans: Yes. general welfare.
property. Conditional permit: Yes. Number of Industry Production Work
General Standards of Performance and Operation Outside Permanent Structures: Shifts: One (1) day shift; no production
Design: The following standards of per- No specifications, work shall be permitted on Sundays, holi-
reve ence, area and design, shall be man- Other Provisions: Same as above. days and after 1 P M. on Saturdays.
datory In Non-Residence Districts for uses Lighting Facilities: Must reflect light Open Storage of Junk as Accessory Use:
outlined in this paragraph: away from adjoing properties and streets; Same as above.
TABLE I: light poles not higher than 6 ft. Open Storage Other than Junk (M-1
General Standards of PoOm emore. and Type of Us.Clum storage yards for only): All storage shall be enclosed with
Design: junk, auto wreaking and other Neste a greenbelt planting strip not less than
adjoin Typo of Use: Automobile Service Slat- products: M-1 only. eight (3) feet height, to normally screen
Ions; provided the site does not ad Mind mum m Are. Requirements: Maximum
j site area, 25,000 s ft, view of stock piles from the street. The
¢u existing hotel or apartment building q' storage of lumber, coal or other combus-
at the time of its establishment. Entrance and Exit: game as above tible materials shall be not less than twen-
Minimum Area Requirements — Site, Protective Walls: Same as above.
sq. ft., 12,500; Width, ft., 125; Depth, ft., Distance from nearest point of site to ty (20) feet from any Interior lot line, and
100. Residence Dist., schools, parks, play- a roadway shall be provided, graded, sur-
Entrance and Exit: Intersectinal lose- grou
nds, churches, museums or similar faced and maintained from the street to
o
it..: Entrance ion major street combined uses: 200 ft. the rear of the Insularly to permit free
l Hra
line of intersecting
Noise in decibels measured at property access of fire trucks at any time.
entrances and exits minor street. 30 line: Not to exceed 10 decibels,above street Fire aeds: The storage and handling
streets. background noise.t. from ultimate curb l of flammable liquids, ]jquifled petroleum,
s
Protective Walls: ee ]east a ft.nd 1a height, Greenbelt: 20 ft. wide, 10 Fie . height, gases and explosives shall comply with
8 the State rules and regulations. Bulk petroleum,
solid masons between use and adjoining to screen yard from outside view.
Y 1 g age of flammable liquids, liquid petroleum,
uses. Subject to: gases and explosives above ground shall
Distance frmn nearest point of site to Conditional
al' Plans: Yes. P
poi be unlawful in all Districts, except.gasoline
Residence Dist., schools, parks, play- Conditional Permit: Yes.
grounds, churches, museums or similar Operationpecica Outside permanent Structure: around shall be fuel ore; storage below
uses: C-1:parks,
ft C-2: etc ft. train Rto Na specifications, g permissive in located
Disled not
icts
and R- arks, schools, etc. 100 Et. from Other Provisions: Storage not to exceed provided all tanks shelf be located not
p height of hedge. closer to the property line than the great-
Noise se I decibels
300 rt. Lighting Facilities: No epeclfestrons. est depth to the bottom of the buried
Noise I. decibels mcawred at Property Type of Use: Animal hospitals and tank.
lino: Shall le muffled intermittence,not to beatome ounds: M-1 onl Glare: flare from arc welding, acetylene
objectionable due ne Shal beat P y'
frequency or shrillness, Shall not exceed Minimum Area Requirements: No spec)- torch cutting or similar processes shall be
street background noise normally occurring flcatrons. performed so as not to be seen from any
at the location of site. Epicurusand Exit: No speclflcations. point beyond the outside of rise Property.
Greenbelt: No specifications. Protectivtectiv e it
ar sppoint of Side Yards — Transition: Where a non-
Approt to: Distance from nearest Point k site to line ace Int is contiguous to the boundary
Approval of Plans: Yes: Conditional Per- Residence Dist., schools, parks, play-lar line of a residence district. any side or
mil: Yesrat grounds, churches, museums or similar rear yard which is ell have
to the Don-
Operation Outside Permanent Structures-. uses: 200 ft. residence distant shall have a minlmcm
Dispensing of gasoline and oil. Noise in decibels measured at property width ordepth of Len (10) feet regardless
Other Provisions: Traffic generated does line: Same as above. Complete soundproof omf of any other provisions heBir of this Ordinance.
not constitute serious danger and menace construction;ell: appropriate as ab ventilation. Expacoon ion h The Board may make on ex-
to
gr pedestrian and vehicular traffic; entire Greenbelt:lt: Same 35 above. caution to the Performance ring if
des
ground surface paved. Approval
to: Merlons after a public hearing i undue
Lighting Facilities: Must reflect light Approval of plan: No. hardship is shown m complying with said
away from a d j oin t n g Properties and Conditional Permit: No. standards. De no event shall such f any
streets; shall e: Part of mein structure. Operation Outside Permanent Structure: distant exceed ten (in) per cent of any
Type of Use: Automobile Repair Gar- Nane. distance or area requirements.
Other Provisions: No specifications.ages; ist and Ma only provided the site ARTICLE'041
Lighting Facilities: No specifications.does trot adjoin an existing hotel a apt. C-1 DISTRICT
blMi i the tune o1 its establishment'o sot 'NOTE: The wordinclude
a de and shall be Rlica Bnshef District — Provisions
Minimum Area Reryuircments: No speci- Interpreted to Include side and rear lot apply in to The {allowing regulations shall
lines and let corners,
fleatimrs, claw in the C-1 district:
Gas ibelts — M-1: Industrial establish- Sub- ill Into District
C-i a further
Entrains and Exit: 30 Ft. from curb meats in the M-1 Zone adjoining, facing minoring
into Distant C-1¢ and C-I-
line of intersecting streets shall
abutting a more restrictive District
Protec Eive Walls: C--:: Where parking is shall establish and maintain a greenbelt dihering only m the requirements of build-
not provided within a permanent building: not less than ten (10) feet wide containing tag e.flo P area.
solid masonry 6 ft. minimum lit. between a compact. screen of evergreen shrubbery Uses Permitted — Residential Uses: Any
use and adjoining uses. M-1: where site Dies permitted in the he ro and Rof
j D not. less than six or,feet I. height. Districts, but under the provisions of
a Dis Residence Dearlcts. Noise, Smoke, s, shell
Gases, etc.: The fol- Article 940.
Distance from nearest point of site to lowing regulations shall apply: Business Offices: Offices of persons on-
Residues. Dist., schools, parks, Play- Noise: Shalbject1 n le muffled so as not e. gaged m business, pi'aSubject or trades.
gromuls, churches, museums or similar become objectionable due to intermittence, Specific Businesses: Subject to all fur-
uses: C-1: 100 ft. except G-R; M-1: None; beat frequency or shrillness. It may equal ther provisions of this Article, general re-
Appliance for dispensing gasoline or for but shall not exceed street traffic noise tail businesses, commercial enterprises and
ailing and greasing: 20 ft. Irom any street during a normal work day, or at night, services as follows:
line. except as otherwise provided by this Or- Antique Shops
Noise in decibels measured at property dinance. The volume of noise in decibels Artistic Studios (but not motion picture
line: Same as service stations. shall be measured at the property line. studios)
Greenbelt: Where site adjoins, faces or Decibel Levels of Common Sounds: Art Schools
abuts Residence Districts: 8 ft. wide suit- TABLE 11 Automobile parking garages and parking
able plant emteril. Decibel Levels of common sounds: With areas Cn accordance With 94111
Subject to: respective ruling concerning the abatement Automobile and trailer sales agencies
Approval of plane: Parking and green- of noise, the Board shall be governed by Amoroso- accord-
belt
Is service stations (in cord-
belt plan only. the following chart of decibel levels of ante with Is
regulations above.)
Conditional permit: No. common sounds: R-3 Districts.
Operation Outside Permanent Structures: Decibels Banks
C-2: None. Parts, wrecked automobiles, — 120 Threshold of feeling— Bakeries (retail)
trash, supplies to be stored within per. Thunder' Artillery Barber strops
respect building. Petroleum or its deriva- Nearby Riveter Bath, Turkish and the like
tives not to be stored ur excess of 150 — 110— Multiple sandblast unit, Beauty Parlors
gallons. 3 ft. Billiard and pool halls
Other Provisions; C-2: No body and fen- Automatic punch press, Blueprinting and photostating
der work or painting. 3 ft. Book and stationery stores
Lighting PaciliLles: No specifications. Elevated Train Curries
— 100 Type or Use: Used Car Sales incidental Clothes cleaning agency or pressing w-
and auxiliary to new car sales agency: Land street noise tablishment
M-1 only. Noisy industrial area Confectionery stores
Minimum Area Requirements: No asset- — 90 — Truck unhurried Conservatories
£cations. Police whistle Department stores
Entrance and Exit: Same as service sta- — 80 -- Dressnmldng shops
tuns. Noisy office Drug stores
Protective Walls: Same as service st¢- Calculating machine, 2 Dry goods and notion stores
times. ft, Film and camera sales and exchange
Distance from nearest point or site to — 70 — Average street noise Florist shop
Residence Dist., sehoals, parks, piny- Average radio Furniture stores
grounds, churches, mnsrDms or similar Average industrial area Greenhouses
uses: M-1: None. — 60 Grocery and fruit stores
Noise in decibels measured at property Noisy home Hardware and appliance stores
line: Same as above. Household ventilation Hospitals (but not meal hospitals nor
Greenbelt: No specifications, fan hospitals for mental or contagious diseases
Subject to: Average office or drug or liquor addicts.)
Approval of plans: Yes. — 50 — Automobile, 50 ft. Hotels
C'ondithonel permit: Yes. Average conversation Interior doem'ation shops
Operation Outside Permanent Structures; Quiet red,. Jewelry
C 2: All cars to be displayed within a — 40 Laundry agonies and self service Imm-
permunent structure which may be open Qmet home or Private dries
ion all aides. since Liquor store
Other Provisions: Entire ground surface Average auditorium Meet and delicatessen store (provided
I paved. no operation from 10 P. M. to e — 30 — Quiet arvers¢than no poultry or rabbits are kept or slaught-
A. M. — 20 ered on the premises)
Lighting Facilities: Same as above. Rustle of leaves Medical and dental o .cos
Type of Use; Automobile public Parking Whisper Miniature golf courses
area: — ID — Soundproof room Newsstands
Minimum Area Requirements: Na speci- 0 Threshold of audibi]- Photographers
Elections. ity. Radio sales and repair shops
Entrance and Exit. Same a5 above. Smoke: Unit No. 2 as measured by the Restaurants, tea rooms oI cares Lnclud-
Protective Walls: 4% ft. solid masonry Ringlematt Chart for periods aggregating Ing dancing and alcoholic beverage ser-
wall with suitable wheel stops between four (4) minute in any thirty (30) minutes. vice, but expressly excluding drive-in rest-
property and adjoining properties; 3V, ft. Dust, Dirt ..it Ply Ash: Shall not ex- aurants and the servxing or consumption
solid masonry wall along street frontage. seed 0.3 grains per cubic root of flue gas of food in automobiles in conjunction with
Distance from nearest point of site to at stack temperature of 500' Fahrenheit, any restaurant business. Outdoor dining at
Residence Dist., schools, Parks, play- and not to exceed fifty (50) per seat ex- tables shall be permissive subject to con-
grounds, churches, museums or similar toss air and shall in no manner be on. ditional permit
uses: C-1 and C-2: 100 ft. from R-1 and clean, destructive, unhealthful, hazardous, Shoe repair shops
R-2 only. nor shall visibility be Impaired by emission Shoeshops
Noise in decibels measured at property of e, haze which unduly impedes vision Sign painting shops
Ilne: Same as above. wit
hm apparent opaqueness equivalent to Storage of goods within a building, but
Grscnbclt:: 8 ft. wide suitable plant No. 1 of the Ringelman Chart, not general warehouses
material. Where site adjoins residential Odor: The emission of obnoxious odors Theatres
use in C-1 and 0-2 Distr.: screen o1 of any kind'shall not be permitted. Trade and business schools
shrubbery 6 ft. in height, 3 ft. wide. Gas: No gas shall be emitted which 15 Accessory Uses: customarily incident to
3Q8
the above uses and located on the same Automobile and truck overhauling and following uses may be permitted: stables,
lot therewith: reconditioning club house, buildings for temporary public
Parking: Automobile storage space shall Blacksmithing, forges and welding shops gatherings together With living quarters
be Provided as follows: Brick yards and brick manufacturing for no more than one attendant and the
Commercial Uses: For commercial build- Carpenter shops family of such attendant.
ings at least one (1) storage space shall Carpet cleaning
be provided for each ROD square feet of Cold storage and refrigeration plants VALIDITY CLAUS10 AND
gross floor area above 40M square feet. Construction materials, concrete and AUTHENTICATION
The fraction one-half 0/0 in the comput- cement products (in accordance with VALIDITY: This Ordinance and the ver-
ing figure shall constitute one (1) addi- 940451) ions Chapters, Articles, and Paragraphs
tional space. All parking areas shall be Dairy plants and other milk products thereof are hereby declared to be sever-
surfaced with concrete, brick or suitable Electric transformers and substations able. U any Chapter, A^title or Para-
asphaltic surfacing to Prevent emanation Fender and body shape and painting graph is adjudged unconstitutional or
of dust. Food manufacturing (except fish pro- invalid by any court of competent Joel.-
Other Uses and E...Ithirou Sams as in ducts, sauerkraut, vinegar, yeast, refining diction, the rsnahnder of tide Ordinance
R-3 Districts. of fats and oils.) shall not be affected thereby. The City
Balding Height: No building, structure Fuel storage, and feed and fuel yards Council hereby declares that It would
or accessory shall exceed thirty (30) feet Ice manufacturing have passed this Ordinance and each
In height nor consist of more than two Lumber yards, including incidental mill part thereof regardless of the fact that I
Stories. work one or more parts thereof be declared
Building Site Area: No specifications ex- Machine shiops unconstitutional Or invalid.
came as provided by Performance regula- Mortuaries AUTHENTICATION: The City Clerk of
tions. Ornamental iron works the City of Palm Springs is hereby or-
Lot Area per Dwelling Unit: The mini- Power plants dered and directed to certify to the pas-
inum lot area per dwelling unit shall be Rock loading and distributing sage of this Ordinance and to cause
1,000 square feet. Tire shops same to be published once In the DES-
Let Width and Depth: No specifications. Truck and general freight terminals ERT SUN, a newspaper of general cir-
Minimum Gross N mJffi eer Area: The - (subject to conditional permit. Article culation, published and circulated in the
mum gross floor area for every commercial 92G) City of Palm Springs. 'this Ordinance
balding shall be as follaws: Upholstering or mattress shop shall be effective thirty '30) days after
Sub-district C-la: No specifications. Warehouses passage.
Sub-district C-lb: (outlying areas) Woodworking, including planing mill, I CHARLES D. FARRELL
2,000 square feet. furniture and cabinet manufacturing Mayor of Palm Springs
ATTE
Yards: the fallowing yards shall be pro- Industrial Equipment Standards: Auto- TTIUST:
J crO tltl/20
vided and maintained: matic screw machines, patch presses and A
Front Yard: None, except that no build- similar equipment, provided such machines LOUISE MCCARN
to, shall be erected nearer than fifty (50) are located within a building not nearer City Olerk
feet from any existing or proposed future than 200 feet from any Residence District,
center line of any street upon which such placed on shock absorbing mountings and
building fronts. on suitable reinforced concrete footing.
Side Yards: Nan., except as required by Where no noise anemers are provided, all
law, windows and doors m• the outside walls of
near Yard: None, except as required by such buildings shall be kept closed while
law. Said machme is in use. I, the undersigned, City Clock o1 the
ARTICLE 942 Planes„ renters, or moulders used for City of Palm Springs, California, hereby
C 2 DISTRICT mill work shall he maintained in a room- certify that the foregoing ordinance, being
Consist Commercial District — P,.wie- pletely enclosed building not nearer than Ordnance No. 262 Of the City of Palm
ions Applicable: The following regulations 200 feet from any Residence District. Doors Springs, was introduced at a meeting of
shall apply m the C-2 District' and windows in the outside wall of such the Ctty Council of said City held on tho
lP building shall be kept closed while said 29th day of May, 1953 mill was passed
Uses Permitted — R,R-2,tan Uses: Any machinery rs in use, without further reading,said reading being
uses permitted in R-1, R-$ and R-3 ➢cleis- Accessory Uses, customarily incident to waived by the unanimous consent of the
triers but ender the provisions o4 Article the above uses and located on the same City Council at a regular meeting of said
940. lot therewith: Council held on the Ord day of June, 1953
Commarcts and the Uses: Any uses permitted in Parking — Commercial Uses: Autamo- by the Following vote:
C-1 Districts following: bile storage shall be as follows: For com-
Pate garages incidental or necessary t to
Automobile
obile repair garages, including t mercial buildings at least one (1) storage AYES: Councilmen McKinney, Strobe,
o space shall be provided for each 1000 Boyd, hiller, Nathanson and Mayor Par.
ant.mobile and trailer sales agencies (in P g P roll.
accordance with performance regulations. square feet of gross floor area above 4000
p snuare feet. The fraction one-half (1/0 NO: None.
Bakeries in the computing' figure shall constitute
Book bindery one (1) additional space. All Parking areas ABSENT: Councilman Hardy.
Bowling alleys shall be surfaced with concrete, brick or I Bucher certify that Said Ordinance
Cleaning and dyeing establishments suitable asphaltic surfacing to Prevent was thereupon signed by Charles D. Far-
Ice house (but not Includingmanufact- ernanatmn of dust. roll, Mayor of Palm Springs, and attested
wring of ice), frozen food lockers parking — Industrial Uses: For all in- by Louisa MaGern, City Clerk of said Clty,
Liunderies dusti'ial uses there shall be provided on r
Locksmrih end saw filingthe WITNESS my]rand and seal of said City I
Printingand publishing far earn premises one off-street Parking space
P this 4th day of dune, 1963.
Nurseries for each uses employees. (CTT SEAL)
n /
Pet shops (excluding dog kennel and Other Uses and Exceptions: Same as in /
rather) R-3 Districts.
atr
Plumbing Exceptions: So,.. as above. f� I klvl/
Sheet metal shop Building Height: No building, sit ucl,ure �•—Q,y��i/,))• 0
Storage building for household goods or accessory Shall sorted thirty (30) feet
Wholesale establishments in height nor consist of more than two
Accessory Uses customarily incident to stories.
BuReing Site Area: No specifications ex-
the have uses and located on the same LOUI I'a m Springs,
, California.Clerk of the City
lot therewith:
kept as Provided by Paragraph 9411fi• of Palm Springs, C
Parking: Automobile storage shall be Lot Width and Depth: No specifications.
Yards: The following yards shall be pro- CITY OF PALM SPRINGS
provided as follows: 1
Commercial Uses: For commercial build- vided and maintained e pt as otherwise NOTICxce EI OF CORRECTION OP ERROR ON
Ings at least one (1) storage space shall provided by design standards above. ZONIM MAP ADOPTED AS !TART OF
be provided for each 1000 square feet of Front Yard: None, except that no build- ORDINANCE NO'. 262
^roes floor aura above 4000 square feet. mg shall be erected nearer than forty (40) NOTICE�)Is hereby given t at the City
The fraction one-half PG-) o the creation- feet from any existing or proposed future Planning OPmmussion of th City of Palm
ing figure shall constitute one (1) ddi- center line of any street upon which such Sprrngs hereby makes the,/following see-
building space All parking areas shall be banding fronts or adjoins. r'eotion to tkie Zaning Map adopted as
surfaced with concrete, brick or suitable Side Yards: None, except as required by part of Zorn g O¢dinafefe No. 262.
asphaltic surfacing to Prevent emanation law. To correct tihe zonin of the following
of dust. Rear Yard: None, except as replied by described prop rty to�Zone R-3, instead
Other Uses and Exceptions: Same as in law. Of Zone t S � "ygmally published in
R-3 Districts. ARTICLE 944 The Deiiert Sun n Rune 1B, 1953:
Storage Building for Mercha list and W DISTRICTS Palm Valley Coiogy Lands Map Book
Materials. Watercourse Areas — Provisions APPE- 14/652, Section,$3, T4S, R4E, S. B.
Building height: No building, structure cable,: There are certain areas in the City B. & M, Begrnlntng 200 feet east and
or accessory shall exceed thirty (30) feet of Palm Springs which under present can- 135 feet soutly of She Intersection of
in heght nor consist of more than two ddtfons are not sated for permanent so- the at ling of Late Highway No.
(2) stories, capture or residence for the reason that 111 eith they south lips Of Sonora Rd.
Building Sit, Area: No specifications they are subject to periodical flooding and (formerly Ynnown as T�luitz Avenu.),
except as Provided by Performance reg- other hazards. The following regulations thence east 100 feet b 135 feet south.
Motions. shall apply in W Districts: CITE PLANNIN COMMIISSION
Lot Area per Dwelling Unit: The mini- Provisions, Temporary: The provisions of by W. G. ROES
mum lot area per dwelling unit shall be this Article 944 concerning Watercourse P murig Mic.tai.
1,000 square feet. areas are temporary in nature, awaiting Bated Tune 23, 1953.
Let Width and Depth: No specifications. detailed plans of development for the lands (Published Desert Surf Jun IS, 1953.)
Yards: The following yards shall be and areas so classified. Therefore, the r.g- -- t
provided and maintained: ulatiaus of this article shall apply to lands
Front Yard: None, except that no build- so classified only until either a drainage
ing shall be erected nearer than fifty (50) and storm water control plan approved by
feet from any existing or proposed Centel City Council upon recommendation by the
line of any street upon which such build- Commission shall have been carried lout
ing fronts. and put into effect or the lands have been
Side Yards: None, except as required by subdivided and a final subdivision map
law. retarded in accordance with applicable
Rear Yards: None, except as required by State and City regulations. In either of I
law. such instances, the properties included
ARTICLE 943 therein shall automatically be classified
M-1 DISTRICT In District R-1, and thereafter may be
elassifled in any proper district through
Manufacturing District—Provisions Ap- the usual procedures before the Commre-
plicable: The following regulations shall Sion and Council.
apply in the M-1 District: Uses Prohibited: Any building fax liv-
Uses Permitted — C...rclal Uses: Any ing purposes or place of assembly, or for
uses permitted in C-1 and C-2 Districts permanent use by human beings: any bus-
except that alcoholic beverage sales, on- loess at industry except those permitted
sale and off-sale shall be prohibited. below.
Residential Uses: Dwelling units, hotels Uses Permitted:Painting, agriculture and
or other establishments erected and main- horticulture, flower and vegetable garden-
tained for the purpose of human habits- ing for commercial purposes, nurseries,
tion shall be prohibited in M-1 Districts, greenhouses and the following uses sub-
except that the residence of a mortician Jest to conditions hereinafter stated. In
having a site area of not less than 20,000 the event the Commission determines that
square feet shall be permissive. a drainage or storm water control plan
Manufacturing Uses: The following man- which has been put into effect is not ad-
ufacturing uses: equate, to warrant full approval but does
Animal hospitals and pounds ( in ac- provide a particular property with reas-
cordance with performance regulatlorrs unable safety from flood bazard, then the
i . .
ORDINANCE NO. 263 ORDINANCE NO. 264 OR➢INANCE NO. 265
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM
SPRINGS AMENDING SECTION 12 OF SPRINGS AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.261, WHICH SAID ORDINANCE REG- INGR SETBACK LLI SFFO THE RRES-
ORDINANCE NO. 206 ULATES THE USE OF PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE SEWERS AND DRAINS, PHI- NATION SC FUTURE RICEDURF-
The City Council of the lCityow of Palm VATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL, THE IN- WAY: PRESCRIBING PROCEDURES
Springs has ordained 12 follows: STALLATION AND CONNECTION OF PERTINENT THERETOHER AND THE AD-
SECTION it Section Pa 12 p Ordinance an BUILDING SEWERS AND THE DIS- MINISTRATION THEREOF
206 of the City of Palm Springs, being an CHARGE OF WATER AND WASTES IN- The City Council of the City of Palm
ordinance establishing parking meter TO THE PUBLIC SEWER SYSTEM Springs does ordain as follows:
zones and otherwise relating to traffic and The City Council of the City o1 Palm ARTICLE 951
regulating the use of public streets, Is Springs does hereby ordain as follows: INITIATION OF PROCEEDING
hereby amended to read as follows: SECTION 1: Ordinance No. 261 entitled Definitions: Definitions of terms and
Section 12 (a): There is hereby created ^An ordinance regulating the use of pub- words used in this Chapter shall be the
a fund of the City o1 Palm Springs ;Is and private sewers and drains, private same as the 62, said
di set forth in
to be known as the "Parking Meter sewage disposal, the installation and can- Ordinance o ins said Ordinance No. i262
ng
Fund," in which one-half ($.) of nection of building sewers and the dis- being an ordinance establishing zoning
all coins placed in parking meters and charge of water and wastes into the pub- district within the City of Palm Springs,
revenues from said parking meters he sewer system; and providing penalties and which became effective on the 3rd
shall be deposited for the fallowing for violations thereof; in the City of Palm day of June, 1953.
purposes: Springs, County of Riverside, State of Cal- Initiation of Proceeding Described: Pro-
p) The cost of purchase and in- ifornia/' is hereby amended in the fol. ceedings for the establishment of setback
stallation of parking meters. lowing porticuar: lines along any portion of any street or
2) The costs of acquiring by pur- (a) Section 402 of said Ordinance Is streets, alley or other public way or place
chase or lease, and the Improvement, hereby amended to read as follows. In this City shall be initiated as provided
construction, maintenance and roper- Section IN: The following sewer can- in this Chapter.
stion of off-street parking spaces nection charges for each 10,000 sare Initiation by Motion: Procedure for w
feet of ]and area or portion thereof
as-
and facilities. qu tabllshm, such setback lines may be
Initi
Section 12 (b): One-half (?J of all shall be before
by the Plumbing mIn-ade
rung o m the Council a the City Resold-
revenues placed in parking meters and specter before any connection is made tim, Commission, b evidenced by Resolu-
revenues from said parking meters to the public sewer: lion of Record or by petition.
p
shall be deposited m the "General Premises subject m p valorem taxes Map: Said restreet n or petition shall
Fund" of the City of Palm Springs w the City of Palm Springs and which designate a the street u portion of the
for the following purposes: Were apart in the Sanitary District street, alley or s other public way u place
job,
The cost of operation, supnamp- of Palm Springs: Residential, up t; along which setback lines are sought to
tuna protection, inspection, main- and including four units on One lot, be established and shall in accompanied by
ing meters.
control and use of park- $10.00: Commercial and residential l map or sketch showing the street or
es
ing meters. over four units; $15.00; Industrial as lot lines and the proposed setback lines
2) The cost of supervising, regulat- set forth in Sec. 506; 520.00. and the distance thereof from the reg-
ing and Inspecting the parking of Premises subject to ad valorem taxes Wally established property line.
vehicles in the parking meter zones of the City of Palm Springs but which ARTICLE 952
created hereby. were not a part of the Sanitary Ids- PROCEDURE
3) The cost Of proper regulation, trlct of Palm Springs; Residential, up Power to Establish Setback Line: Upon
control and inspection of traffic upon to and including four units on one consideration of such petition, or recom-
the public streets. lot; $50.00; Commercial and residential mendation of the City Planning Commis-
4) Other expenses incurred for the over four units; $75.00; Industrial as sion, or upon its own motion, whenever
purpose of regulating and controlling set forth in Sec. 506; $100.00. the public eace, health safety, comfort,
vehicular traffic within the City. Premises not subject to ad valorem convenience, Interest or welfare may re-
Section 12 (o): All moneys received taxes of the City o1 Palm Springs; quire, the Council Shall determine the
from the County of Riverside, State Residential, up to and including four minimum distance back from the street
of California, for and on account of units an one lot; $150.110; Commercial line for the erection of buildings or
fines or penalties imposed for vlola- and residential over four units: $250.- structures along any portion of any street,
tfon of this ardlnance shall be de- 00; Industrial as set forth in Sec. 506; public way or place In this City, and to
posited in the "General Fund." $360.00. order the establishment of a line to be
SECTION II: This ordinance Is hereby SECTION 2: This ordinance Is hereby known and designated as a setback line,
declared to be an emergency measure declared to be an emergency measure ne- between which line and the street line no
necessary for the immediate preservation cessury for the Immediate preservation of structure shall be erected or Constructed.
of the public peace, health and safety the public peace, health and Safety with- Resolution of Intention: Publication• Be-
within the meaning of Section 36937 of in the meaning of Section 36937 of the fare ordering the establishment of any
the Government Code of the State of Government Code of the State of Calif- setback line authorized by the above Sec-
California. ornia. tion, the Council shall pass a resolution
A statement of the facts constituting A statement of the facts constituting of Intention designating the Setback line
the urgency Is as follows: the urgency is as follows: or lines proposed to be established, which
The fiscal year for the City of Palm The City of Palm Springs is absorb- resolution shall be published once In a
Springs comennices July 1, 1953. At ing the assets, liabilities, duties and newspaper of general circulation published
this
time the allocation of Parking functions of the Palm Springs Sanitary and circulated in this City.
Meter funds should be established so District, Riverside County as of July Pashas: One copy of sold Resolution
I as to avoid unnecessary bookkeeping 1, 1953, and it Is essential In order shall be posted conspicuously upon that
procedures. The cost In time and mon- for the City to bear the necessary ex- side of the street, public way or place,
ey to make unnecessary fund trans- pense of maintaining that area of the In front of each block where such set-
ters necessitates the amendment of the City comprising the Sanitary District back line Is proposed to be established:
ordinance In this fashion. that an ordinance controlling the In- and If any block Is over 500 feet in length,
SECTION III: The City Clerk is hereby stallation of sewer lines connecting such copies of said resolution shall be
ordered and directed to certify to the with the main sewer system be enacted posted not more than 500 feet ¢part upon
passage of this ordinance and to cause the Immediately, so that the necessary the side of the street, public way or place
same to be published once in The Desert charges for connection may be made where such setback line Is proposed to be
Sun, a newspaper of general circulation in order to finance the said sewer established.
printed, published and circulated in the system. Notice of Hearin,: Said resolution Shall
City of Palm Springs. SECTION 3: The City Clerk is hereby Contain a notice of the day, hour and
FLORIAN M BOYD. ordered and directed to certify to the place when and where any and all per-
Mayor pro tens of the City of passage Ot this ordinance and to cause sons having any objection to the ectab-
Palm Springs the same to be published once In The ]lshment of the proposed setback line or
ATTEST: Desert Sun, a newspaper of general cir-
culation printed, published and circulated present any objection which they may
` In the City of Palm Springs. have to said proposed setback line or lines
(i FLORIAN G. BOYD. es at forth in said resolution of Intention.
v�; V Mayor pro tam of the City of Time for Hearing, Publication: Said
i lm Springs time of hearing shall be not less than Rf-
LOUISE MCCARN, AT T: tt teen (15) or more than forty (40) days
may) from the data of the adoption of the res-
City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs. u 1 �, ,� elution of intention; and said publics-
1, the undersigned, City Clerk of the V`� it..
and posting of said resolution shalt
City of Palm Springs, California, hereby be made at least ten (10) days before the
certify that the foregoing ordinance, befnb LOUISE MCCARN, data of said hearing.
Ordinance No. 263 of the City of Palm City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs. Effect of Resolution: After the adoption
Springs, was Introduced at a meeting of I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the Of said resolution of intention, and prior
the City Council of said City held on the City Of Palm Springs, California, hereby to the time the ordinance establishing a
17th day of June, 1953, and was read in certify that the foregoing ordinance, being setback line or lines in such proceedings
full and was passed at an adjourned Ordinance 264 of the City of Palm Springs, becomes effect,^_, no building permit shall
o e Lin17tg da said JCoun it held
to the day Was introduced at a meeting of the City be issued for the erection of any build-
of y Council of said city held on the 17th day mg or structure between any proposed
ing vote: of June, 1953 and was read in full and setback line and the street line, and any
AYES:: McKinney, Strebe, Miller, Hardy, was passed at an adjourned meeting of permit so issued shall be void.
Nathanson and Mayor pro tern Boyd. said Council held on the day of 17th day ARTICLE 953
NO: None, of June, 1953 by the fallowing vote:: PROTESTS ABSENT:: Mayor Farrell. AYES: McKinney, Strobe, Miller, Han
I further certify that said ordinance dy, Nathanson and Mayor pro tom Filing of Protests, Objectlon: At any
was thereupon signed by FLORIAN G. Boyd. time not late, than the hour at for
BOYD, Mayor pro tam of Palm Springs, NO: None. hearing objections and protests to the
and attested by LOUISE MCCARN, City ABSENT: Mayor Farrell. establishment of the proposed setback line
Clerk of said City. I further certify that said ordinance or lines, any person having any interest
WITNESS my hand and seal of said was thereupon signed by FLORIAN G. in any land upon which said setback is
City this 18th day of June, 1953. BOYD, Mayor pro tom of Palm Springs, proposed to be established may file with
1
(CI SEAL) end attested by LOUISE MCCARN, City the City Clerk a written protest or obiec-
Cleak of said City. its. against the establishment of said
I ( 1A WITNESS my hand and seal of said setback line or lines designated In the
C� City this 18th day of June, 1953. resolution of Intention.
l.W lN` (C Y SEAL) Form of Protest: Time: Such protest
c i.-,� must be in writing and be delivered to
LOUISE MCCARN, ni
J _ `` �� pl L CQJ V the City Clerk t later than tht hour
City Clerk of the City of "1J-°✓'1—c U � set forth for said hearing; and no other
Palm Springs, California protest or objections shall be considered.
I hereby certify that the foregoing or-
dinance and certificate were published City Clerk of the City of ARTICLE 954
June 26, 1953 In The Desert Sun, a weekly Palm Springs, California. HEARING
newspaper of general circulation, printed. I hereby certify that the foregoing Or. Right to Appear: All opponents may ap-
published and circulated in the City of dinance and certificate were published pear before the Council at said hearing,
Palm Springs. July 2, 1953, In The Desert Sun, a weekly either in person or by Counsel, and be
newspaper of general circulation, printed, heard In support of their protests or ob-
published and circulated in the city of jections.
Palm Springs. Action by Council: Conclusiveness: At
99 �' 1ii/ the time set for hearing or at any time
t _ J' 6 C� V— to which the said hearing may be con-
U�-' Y,j,J�� U „(/sA ( tinned, the Council shall proceed to hear
and pass upon all protests or objections
LOUISE MCCARN, LOUISE MCCARN, so made: and Its decislon shall be final
City Clerk, City of Palm Springs, City Clerk, City of Palm Springs, and conclusive.
California. California. Decisions Authorised: The Council shall
have power and N,18alletion to sustain Springs.
any protest or objection and abandon said FLORIAN G. BOYD,
proceeding; or to deny any and all pro- Mayor pro been of the City of
tests or objections, and order by ordinance Palm Springs
the establishment of said setback line or ATTEST:
lines described in the resolution of inte,- l
lieu; or to order the same establlshed with
such changes or modifications as the
Council may deem proper.
ARTICLE 955
ENFORCEMENT LOUISE MrEARN,
Effect of Setback Ordinance: From and City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs
after the taking effect of such ordinance I, the undersigned, City Clerk o1 the
establishing any setback line or lines, it City of Palm Springs: California, hereby
shall be unlawful for any person, firm or certify that the foregoing ordinance, being
corporation to construct any building, wall, Ordinance No. 265 of the City of Palm
fence, sign or any other structure, or to Springs, was introduced at a meeting of
plant trees or shrubbery, within the space- the City Council oI said city held on the
between the street line and the setback 17th day of June, 1953 and was read in
line so established; and the Bullding In- Sall and was passed at an adjourned
specter shall refuse to issue any permit meeting of said Council held an the day of
for any building, fence, sign or structure 17th day of June, 1953 by the following
proposed to be erected within such space. vote:
The wall line of any structure shall be AYES: McKinney, Strobe, Miller, Har-
considered the line of conformity with the dy, Nathanson and Mayor pro been
building line. Boyd.
Eaves, overhangs, to: Eaves, reef ex- NO: None,
tensions or overhangs into or over the re- ABSENT: Mayor Farrell.
quired setback area shall not exceed three I further certify that said ordinance
(3) feet. was thereupon signed by FLORIAN G.
Marquees: Where an official curb line BOYD, Mayor pro tem of Paha Springs,
has been established and where otherwise and attested by .LOUISE MCCARN, City
permitted by Zoning Ordinance, marquees Clerk of said City.
and awnings may extend over the public WUNESS my hand and seal of said
right-of-way to a distance not closer than City this 18th day of June, 1953.
eight (8) feet, from said curb line. No (CITY SEAL)
part h any eight
(6) c et awning $hall be
e-
less than eight re hall above the side-walk grade. There shall beri no supports f�located within. the public right-of-way. f.)'
Exceptions: No modifications or vari-
ances shall x granted to the above re- LOUISE ark of t,
ship
shown,
except that if undue hard- City Clerk of the Cityfora of
ship is shown, greenbelts including ever-e Palm Springs, Calthat the
green hedges and fences or walls may id I hereby certify that the foregoing or-
permitted a the shall
not
exceed Board. Said June 25 and certificate were puweekly
fences or walls shall not feet June ap 1953 in The Desert Sun, a weekly
In height In nonresidenceBuilding
districts. newspaper n general circulation,the printed,
Order of t issue a The Building hispect- Published and circulated in the city of
or shall not issue a permit such strum- Palm Springs.tyre unless a notarized statement is file
by the applicant with the City Clerk mer cer-e tifying that the applicant shall remove
.aid
said structures at his expense
if required by the C In the event the LOUISE MCCARN,
the owner of said structuree ialls comply City Clerk, City of Palm Springs,
with Such order of removal, the City
City shall California
be authorized to do so,fir placing the costs
of said removal ti ¢first lien against the
property It,of question.
Nonuctures no Structures: Buildingstsen-
or structures non-conforming as er set-
back requirements annll not be altered or
enlarged in any manner.
ARTICLE 9.56
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
Provisions Applicable: The following reg-
ulations I
shall apply to all public streets
regardless
ess of the classification of the
street.
Requirements when Full Street Not Ded-
yardleated: Whenever the a adjoins
side or rear
yard of a building l site adjoins a public
thoroughfare of less than the required
width at the boundary of a subdivided
area, end no public thoroughfare has been
offered or der which
¢cross the parcel 01
real property
of whmrty of h the building site is
part, Eden the s requirements for
front, side rearar Yards automatically
shall be increased
sed by tarty (30) feet.
Requirements in Nmr e ¢ Dis-
tricts: No building shall bee erected nearer
than fifty (50) feet from any existingingor
proposed future center line in 0-1 and
C-2 Districts and not nearer than thirty-
five xis feet In the Mfu District from
any existing or proposed future center line
of any street upon which such building
fronts or adjoins.
ARTICLE 957
HAMON ROAD
Ramon Road: Provisions Applicable: The
following setback lines shall be required
on Ramon Road:
side, from Palm Canyon Drive
to ea City
to east City limits: in ( feet
from South Section lineses o of Sections
117 14 and 15, T43, , S and Sections
o and de T48from
RSE, SB Read
South Side, /rem Vella Road 1 east
City limits: Sixty-live Feet
the North Section line of Seect)icton from19,19,
T45, RSE, SBB&M.
ARTICLE gag
PALM CANYON DRIVE
Palm Canyon Drive. Provisions Appli-
cable: The following setback lines shall
be required on Palm Canyon Drive:
Fifty (50) feet from the center line
of the street from Indio Road Go the
North City limits.
This ordinance is hereby declared to be
an emergency measure necessary for the
immediate preservation of the public I
pence, health and safety within the mean-
ing of Section 36937 of the Goveriunent
Code of the State of California.
A statement of the facts constituting the
urgency is as follows:
The City of Palm Springs has recent-
ly enacted Ordinance No. 262, the same
being a zoning ordinance. This ordi-
nance repeals all prior inconsistent
ordinances and will become effective
July 3, 1953. The provisions of old
Ordinance No. 180 as to sctb.ks on
Palm Canyon Drive and Ramon Road
will no Longer be effective as, of July
3, 1953, unless this emergency ordi-
nance is enacted.
The City Clerk is hereby ordered and
directed to certify to the passage of this
ordinance and to cause the same to be
published once in The Desert Sun, a news-
paper of general circulation printed, pub-
lished and circulated in the City of Palm
ORDINANCE N0. �,..
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS AMENDING SECTION ✓ „�
u
14.1 (b) OF ORDINANCE 110. 1809 ADDING SECTION 2.521 TO G✓ n 4�
ORDINANCE NO. 180, AMENDING PARAGRAPH 9423.3 OF ORDINANCE f i
NO. 262 AND ADDING PARAGRAPH 9200.821 TO ORDINANCE NO. 262
' The City Council of the City of Palm Springs does ordain as followsx
SECTION It Section 14.1 (b) of Ordinance No. 180 is hereby amended
to read as follows?
SECTION 14.1 (b)? Commercial uses and services, as .follows, all
of which shall be .inside permanent buildings
1. Billiard. or pool halls and bowling alleys.
2. Bakery, wholesale.
3. Wholesale, cleaning and dyeing establishment.
4. Ice house (but not including manufacturing of ice),
frozen food lockers.
5. Laundry.
6. Newspaper offi.css, printing shops.
7. Plumbing
8. Storage building for bouse#old goods.
9. Storage building for merchandise or materials in connection
with uses permitted by this section when located on the
same lot or building site.
10. Public garage, including automobile repair.and upholster-
ing, but excluding gasoline sales.
' 11. Wholesale mcr-.-hanjise.
122 Walk away business.
SECTION ,2,; Section 2.521 is hereby added to Ordinance No. 180 to
read as follows
SECTION 2.521: WALK-AWAY BUSINESS? Walkaway business shall mean
a business which sells primarily at retail certain foods-readily
prepared for immediate.,consumption 'without the facilities customarily _.
incident to -a restaurant operation including waiter servicel said
foods shall be limited.to the £ollowinge Ice cream, candies.,
sandwiches and ,soft dmink9..
SECTION .)? Paragraph 9423.3 of Ordinance No. 262 is hereby, amenaed
to read, as' followse
SECTION 0!^?3.1-143 Sheet metal shop
Storage building for household goods
Walk-sway business
Wholesale establishments
SECTION 4- Paragraph 92OO.821 is hereby added to Ordinance No.
262 to rend as follows?
SECTION 9200.821�! WALK AWAY BUSINESS Walkaway business shall mean
a business which sells primarily at retail certain foods readily
prepared for immediate consumption without the facilities customarily
incident to a restaurant operation including waiter servicep said
foods shall be limited to the followingR Ice cream, candies
sandwiches and soft drinks.
SECTION 5- This Ordinance is hereby declared to be an urgency
measure necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health
and safety within the meaning of Section 36937 of the Government Code of the
State of California.
A statement of the facts constituting the urgency :is as followsi '
The City of Palm Springs has regulated the use of 'Land by
Ordinance No. 1809 a general zoning ordinance, since the year.
1947. This Ordinance allowed walk-away businesses, as herein-
above defined, in light commercial zones denominated, C-2 zone by
and through administrative interpretation. On June 3, 19539 the
City Council enacted Ordinance No. 262, a general '.zoning ordinancejp
for the regulation of land use,, which Ordinance will not become
effective until July .3, 1953. Ordinance No. 262 repeals Ordinance
No. 180 but said repeal will. not become effective until July
39 1953. This urgency ordinance is enacted in contemplation of
the effective date of' Ordinance No. 262, which is a general zon-
ing ordinance, covering the ,entire City of PaLm Srarings. The
elimination of the administrative interpretation by first
allowing a walk-away business in the zone of Ordinance No.
180 and in the C-2 zone of Ordinance No. 262 is provided for in
advance before the effective date of Ordinance No. 262 for
the reason that over 90 percent of the light commercial zoning
under Ordinance No. 180 abuts Palm Canyon Drives a segment of
State Highway 11.1 as said highway courses through the City of
Palm Springs. Over 510 percent of the light commercial, zoning
under Ordinance No. 262 abuts Palm-Canyon Drive in the same
fashion. Past experience with one enterpris.e, defined in this
ordinance, together with the experience garnered from gasoline '
service station. uses has pointed out the incompatibility of the
type of enterprise as herein defined with heavily.,travelLed..streets.
The heavy turnover of customers creates. an automobil.e. ingress
and egress problem salved efficiently only by the elimination of
the use from the more restrictive commercial zones by first allowing
the use in the less restrictive zones, namely, C-3 in Ordinance
No. 180 and C-2 in Ordinance No. 262. The best interest and
general welfare of the community will be served and the general
city plan preserved by the elimination of the use from the light
commercial district.
SECTION 6g- The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to certify
to the naasage of this ordinance and to cause the same to be published once
in the Desert Sun, a newt,po per ox- general circulation printed, published
and circulat: .. _it ate Ci,t� of Palm Springs.
Sf Florian G. Boyd
Mayor 'c . the City Of Palm Springs
ATTESTS
S4 ,Louise McCarn
City Clerk of. the City of Palm Springs
' I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, California, hereby
certify that the foregoing ordinance, being Ordinance No. 266 of the City of
Palm Springs, was iatrodaced at a mating of the City Council of said city
hold on the 23rd day of June, 1953 and was read in full and was passed at
spscial meeting of said Council held on the 23rd day of June, 1953 by the
following votes
AYESY Strobe, Miller, Hardy and Mayor pro tam Boyd
NOES; McKinney and Nathanson
ABSENTr Mayor FaiTell
I further certify that said ordinance was thereupon signeO 'i;.y Fl.orifai 0. Boyd,
Mayor pro t,rm of PaAm `springs, and attested by ioui&e McC;az ;., CAA-y Clerk of
said city.
VITMW ey hand and"seal of said City this 24th day of JimcAx 1953.
(City seal)
City Clerk ci' she City of.
Palm Springs,, C;Qiforrjla,
I hereby oartify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate were published
Jaly 2, 1953 in the palm Springs Desert Sun, a weekly newspaper of general
circulation, printed, published and circulated in the city of Palm Springs.
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City Clerk,
City of palm Springs, California•
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ORDINANCE No. 67
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRING AMENDING
Y SECTION 13.1 AND SECTION 14.1 OF ORDINANCE No. 180
OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS AND AMENDING SECTION
9414.1 AND SECTION 9423.1 OF ORDINANCE NO. 262 OF
THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS
The City Council. of the City of Palm Springs does hereby ordain '
as follower
SECTION lr Section 13.1 of Ordinance No. 180, is hereby amended
to read as followsr
SECTION 13.1 D:iE5 PERMITTEDr'
(a) All uses permitted in the C-1 districts;, provided that all of
same, except retail nurseries, be inside permanent buildings.
(b) The following additional commercial uses, all of which shall
be inside permanent 'buildings:
1. Antique shop.
2. Baker, , retail.
3. Bird store, pet shop or taxidermist, but not
including dog kennel or cattery,.
4. clinics
5. Public parking lot or area.
6. Sig.. painting §hop.
7. Storage building for merchandise or material in
connection with uses permitted by this section
when .located on the same lot or. building site.
8,. Sale of alcoholic beverages-for- use_.either on or off
the.premises. '
9. Restaurants.with dancing. and alcoholic beverage sales.
(c) The following. additional-comm ercial uses maybe outside per-
manent buildingsr
1. Miniature golf courses.
2- Public, parking lot or-area.
SECTION 2r Section 1401 0£ Ordinance No. 1.80 of the City of Palm,
Springs is hereby amended to- read as followsr
SECTION 14.1 USES PERMITEDr
(a) All uses permitted in the C 2 districts.
(b) Commercial uses and services, as follows, all of which shall
be inside permanent buildings:
1. Automobile and trailer sales.
2. Billiard or pool halls and bowling alleys.
3. Bakery, wholesale.
4- Wholesale, cleaning and dyeing establishanit.
5. Ice house (but not including manufacturing of ica),
frozen food lockers.
6. Laundry
7o Newspaper offices, printing shops.
8. Plumbing
9. ,Storage building for household goods.
10. Storage building for merchandise or materials
in connection with uses permitted by this section
when located on the same lot or building site.
11. Public garage, including automobile repair and
upholstering, but excluding gasoline sales.
12. Wholesale merchandise.
W Automobile gasoline service stations including washing and
lubricating service, provided same shall have a site of not
less than ten thousand (10,000) square feet, shall be at least
five hundred (500) feet from any similar 'lusiness, and that
the plans and specifications for all improvements thereon shall
be first submitted to and approved by the Jommission by resolution
of record,
SECTMN 3r Section 9414.1 of Ordinance No. 262 is hereby amended
to read as follows
SECTION 9414.1 Antique Shops
Artistsv studios (but not motion picture studios)
Art Seliools
Automobile parking garages and parking areas (in
accordance with 9406.114)
Automobile service stations (in accordance with 9406.1)
SECTION 42 Section 9423.1 of Ordinance No. 262 of the City of Pala
Springs is hereby amended to read as follows:
SECTION 9423.1 Automobile and Trailer Sales agencies.
Automobile repair garages, including repair garages
' incidental or accessory to automobile—and trailer
sales agencies (in accordance with. 9406.2).
Bakeries
Book bindery
Bowling alleys
Cleaning and dyeing establishments
SECTION 5r This ordinance is hereby declared to be an urgency
measure necesdQry for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health And
safety within the meaning of Section 36937 of the Government Code of the State
of California.
A statement of the facts constituting the urgency is as follower
The City of Palm Springs has regulated the use of land b�
Ordinance No. 180, a general zoning ordinance, since the year
1947. This Ordinance allowed automobile and trailer sales
in light commercial areas denominated C-2 zone. On June 3, 1953
—2—
the City Council enacted Ordinance 'Noe 262, a greneral zoning '
ordinance$ for the regulation of land use$ which Ordinance
will not become effective until July 3s 1953. Ordinance Noo 262
repeals Ordinance No, 180 but said repeal will not become effective
until July 39 1953. This urgency Ordinance is enacted in
contemplation of the effective date of Ordinance No. 262, which
is a general zoning ordinance covering the entire City of Palm
Springs. The elimination of the use "Automobile and Trailer
Salese from the light commercial district$ C-2 in Ordinance Nod
180 and Cm1 in Ordinance No. 262$ to the general commercial .
districtD C-3 in Ordinance No. 180 and C-2 in. Ordinance 196y ,262i
is provided for .in advance➢ 'before the effective date of ,,, ,
Ordinance No. 2629 for.the reason that the use is not praot$"l
unless limited repair is allowed in connection therewith g
this is especially so in the case of automobile sales, Stleh';',`...
repair is incompatibls from a health and safety factor wit}i,,tP,,
uses allowed in the light commercial districts. The best ' erest
and general welfare of the community will be served and the,
general City plan preserved by the elimination of the use from
the light commercial district.
SECTION 6Y The Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to certify*
to the passage of this ordinance and ito cause the same 'te be published once
in the Desert Sung a newspaper of general circulation printed$ published and
circulated in the City of Palm Springso
S/ ,Florian G 13 d
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gyor o i"ie y 6J' Falu p ings
ATIEST2 '
S Louise McCarn
y C erk of.the dityof Palm Springs
,�ao .
I, the undersignedp City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs,- California,
hereby certify that the foregoing ordinances, being Ordinance No, 267
of the City of Palm Springs,,, was introduced at a meeting of the-
City Council of said city held on the 23rd day of June,, 1953 and was
Toad -in.full and was passed at special meeting of said Council
' held on the 23rd day of June,, 1953 by the following votes
AYESx McKinneyp Strebe, Miller, Hardyp
Nathanson and Mayor pro tem Boyd
N0r.S: None
ABSENTI Mayor Farrell
I further certify 'that said ordinance was thereupon signed by
Florian C. Boyd.Mayor pro tern of Palm Springs➢ and attested by
Louise McCarn,City Clerk of said City.
WITNESS qj hand and seal of said City this 24th day of June,, 1953
(City Seal)
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City Clerk of the City of
' Palm Springs, California.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate were
published July 2p 1953 in the Palm Springs Desert Sun, a weekly
newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and circulated
in the city of Palm Springs,
Cb
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City. Clerk,,
City .of Palm Springs, .California
-a•" ORDINANCE NO. 269
1
of r AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS REGULATING
PURCHASES, FUNDS, LIABILITIES AND DISBURSEMENTS! OF
X THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF 'THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, AND
REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 79
The City Council of the City of Palm Springs does ordain as' folloersr
SECTION l: There is hereby established the Public Library Fund of the City '
of Palm Spring--s, and all moneys paid into, th. City Treasury for purposes
of said Public Library shall..be credited to and kept in said fund, in
accordance with the provisions of law and the ordinances of this City.
SECTION 2r The Board of 'Trustees of said Public Library shall prepare and
file with the City, Manager of the City not later than the 30th day of April
of each year a detailed statement and estimate of the :funds required for
capital expenditures and for the operation and maintenance of said Library
during the succeeding fiscal year, in accordance with the obligations and
agreements of the City of Palm Springs to George Welwood Murray and May Ditto
1[urray, his wife, heretofore made in that regard.
SECTION 3: All purchases of materials and supplies, exclusive of books,
magazines and other literature and specialized supplies for the care and
indexing of same, shall be made as provided in Ordinance No. 240 of the
City, of Palm Springs. No payment shall be made from the said Public
Library Fund unless the demand which is to be paid shall be duly audited',
as in this section providede
(a) All claims and demands against the said Public Library
Fund shall be audited and processed as provided is
Ordinance No. 240'of the City of Palm Springs.
SECTION..41 Ordinance No. 79 of the City of Palm Springs regulating purchases,
funds, liabilities and disbursements of the Public Library of the"City of '
Palm Springs is.hereby repealed.
SECTION 51 This ordinance is hereby declared to be an. urgency, measure
necessary .for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health and
safety within the meaning; of Section 36937 of the Government Code of the
State of California.
A statement of the facts constituting the urgency is as follows%
Public moneys for the conduct of said Library have in the past and will
in the future by way of real property taxation beco'pe available, and it is
easential,in order to pay, current' obligations and expenses of the said
Library that said funds be made available for proper disbursement in ful—
fillment of the purposes for which they were appropriated within the time
this ordinance otherwise would require before becoming effective.
SECTION 6s The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to certify to
the passage of this ordinance and to cause the same to be published once
in The Desert Sun, a newspaper of general circulation printed, published
and circulated in the City of Palm Springs.
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1, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, California,
hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance, being Ordinance No. 268
of the City of Palm Springs,, was introduced at a meeting of the City
Council of said city held on the 30th day of :iune and was read in full
and was duly passed at adjourned meeting of said Council held on the
30th day of june, 1953.
' .further certify that said ordinance was thereupon signed by. Florian
G. Boyd, Mayor pro tern of Palm Springs„ and attested by Louise McCarn,
City Clerk of said City.
WITNESS qy hand and seal of said City this !_st day of July, 1953.
(City ,Seal)
City Clerk of the City of
Palm springs, California
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate were
published July- 9, 1953, in the Palm Springs Desert Sun, a weekly ne.—
paper of general circulation., printed, published and circulated in the
city of Palm Springs.
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City of Palm Springs, California
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ORDINANCE NO. 269
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PA1M SPRINGS FIXING
THE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION.
FOR TAE FISCAL YEAR BEGDIUNG DULY 1, 1953
The City Council of the City of Palm Springs does ordain as follows:
1 SECTION 1: The amotirest of mosey necessary to be raised by taxation upon
the taxable property within the City of Palm Springs as a revenue to carry
on the various deparl=omts of such City and to pay the banded and other in-
debtedness of the City for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1953 is here-
by fixed as follows:
(a) For the_maintexanco and sepport and purchase of property necessary
for the public library, kmma as 4ke Welwoed Murray 1jeworial. Library of the
City of Palm 5privge, llse .maiateummoe of said publid:'_library not being other-
wise provided for, the riot of 1wentywrour thousand,two hundred five Dollars
(b) For the oaarryiatg an of the various departments of the City other
than said public library Arid. sewerage facilities, the sum of Two Hundred
Seventy Two Thousand Eight I'wAred Bree Dollars ($272,803;00)-, -
(c) For the purpose of providing and.-mainuining parks and-music and
for advertising purposes, to be used and expanded for suds purposes in
accordance with Ordinance go, -192 of the City of Pals Springs the sum of
Thirty Three Thousand Dollars ($9$rfl00.610),
(d) As concerxs the Users, issuance of wkich was authorized at the
special electionheld April 26, 1949, for the purpose of paying the annual
' interest thereon as the soma Wcafte due, and also the prisycipal as shall
become due, the &Ams Of 9iaty Seven ThousaoA pine ftu red F,ighty Five Dollars
(e) For the maintenance and operation of sewerage facilities of the
City of-Palm Springsr said maintenance and operation not otherwise 'being
provided for, the sum of TW*1ve Thousand? Bn Homtdred Five Dollars ($12,205,00),
SECTION 2: This is an ordinance fixing the, amomts of money to 1� raised
by taxation, The , City Council. therefore determines .and declares that same
shall be effective immediately by authority -of the provisions of Section
36937 of the Government Code of the State of California,
SECTION 3: '1he City Clark is hereby ordered-and directed to certify
the passage of-this ordinance and to cause the same to be published once
in the Desert Sum, a newspaper of .gsmeral circulation, printed, published and
circulated in the City of PWn Springs,
s/Charles D. Farrell
ARTBSTt Maya.Of.tim city of Pau�FNgs_ ..._
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I, the undersigned, C ty Clerk of the City of Palm Spr'_i.ngs, California,
hereby certify that' +he foregoing ordinance, being Ordinance No. 269
of the City of Palm Springs, was introduced at a meeting of the City
Council of said city held on the 8th day of July, was read in full. and
duly-passed bg the lmajority riquifed-by-'lair, at.said megting.-of said
Council, July 8, 1953-
I further certify that said ordinance was thereupon signed by Charles '
D. Farrell, Mayor of Palm Springs, and attested by ,$ary Gene Murtaugh,
Deputy City Clerk of said CJLty.
WITNESS my hand and seal of said City this 10th Aay of July, 1953.,
(City Seal) / �j
s a Gene Murtau;;h;
Deputy City Clerk
of the City of Palci Springs,
California
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate were;
published-July 16, 1953, in the Palm Springs Desert Sun, a weekly
newspaper-of general circulation, printed, published acid circulated
iii' the city _of-Palm-Springs. JJ /�,
Mary Gene Murtaugh„
WWty_City Clerk
City of Palm Sprins, California
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ORDINANCE NO. 270
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS
APENDING PARAGRAPH (h) OF SECTION 6, PARA-
GRAPH (a) OF SECTION 7, PARAGRAPH (a) OF
SECTION 8, THE FIRST PARAGRAPH OF SECTION 10,
AND THE FIRST PARAGRAPH OF SECTION 11 AND
REPEALING SECTION 9 OF ORDINANCE NO. 207,
BEING AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS
REGULATING THE CONSTRUCTION, LOCATION, PL.ACE-
IdGNT AND UINTENANCE OF ADVERTISING SIGNS
AND DEVICES
The City Council of the City of Palm Springs does ordain as
follows:
SECTION It Paragraph (h) of Section 6 of Ordinance No. 207
is hereby amended to read as follows:
(h) Clear floodlights or similar lights to illuminate partially
unoccupied land upon which is conducted a regularly licensed
and lawfully conducted business shall be permitted when
wholly installed on private property and when no direct
beams therefrom fall on public streets, alleys, highways
or other private property to any objectionable degree.
No directly lighted sign shall face property classified by
Ordinance No. 262 as being within an R-1 District.
' SECTION 2: Paragraph (a) of Section 7 of Ordinance No. 207
is hereby amended to read as follows:
SECTION 7: R-1 District.
(a) No signs shall be erected or maintained in District R-1 as
established by Ordinance No. 262 and amendments thereto,
except that unlighted, non-electric signs shall be permitted
on improved properties as follows:
(1) One unlighted name plate, not exceeding one (1)
square foot in area, indicating the name of the
occupant;
(2) One identification sign not exceeding four (4)
square feet in area for each public utilities build-
ing, park, playground, athletic field, church, club,
museum, library, public or private school or real
estate office, when such uses have been properly
established under the provisions of said Ordinance
No. 262.
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(3) One sign not exceeding two (2) square feet in area
for each parcel of property to advertise the lease,
rental. or sale thereof, by only the owner of such
parcel,
(4) One sign not exceeding three (3) square feet in
area for each parcel of property to warn against '
trespassing,. In the case of the business of
operating a private patrol or other protection
service, an unlimited number of etched or stamped
metal plate signs not to exceed forty (40) square
inches may be posted on premises utilizing the
service with not more than three (3) signs to each
place of 'business or residence. If this Subsection
be, utilized an annual fee of Ten Dollars ($10.00)
shall be paid and no permit required prior to the
posting of these signs.
SECTION 3: Paragraph (a) of Section 8 of Ordinance No. 207 is
hereby amended to read as follows;
SECTION 8: R-2 and R-3•
(a) No signs shall be erected or maintained in Districts R-2,
R-3 and R-H as established by said Ordinance No. 262
and amendments thereto except that signs shall be permitted
on improved properties as follows:
(1) One shadow lighted or unlighted identification sign
not exceeding six (6) square feet in area for each '
premises improved and used in compliance with said
Ordinance No. 262, for purposes other than residential.
(2) One shadow lighted or unlighted identification sign
not exceeding six (6) square feet in area for each
multiple dwelling premises having three or more dwell-
ing units but less than one hundred four (104) feet
of frontage on public streets.
(3) One or more shadow lighted or unlighted identification
signs not exceeding ten (10) square feet in area for
each multiple dwelling premises having three or more
dwelling units and one hundred four (104) feet or
more of frontage on public streets.,
(4) When direct lighting as opposed to shadow lighting
is used to illuminate any sign, the area of such sign
shall, be reduced fifty per cent. and all such signs
shall be parallel with the street lines.
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SECTION 4: The first paragraph of Section 10 of Ordinance
No. 207 is hereby amended to read as follows;
SECTION 10. C-1, C-2 and M-1 Districts.
' No sign shall be erected or maintained in Districts
C-1, C-2 and M-1 as established by said Ordinance No, 262
and amendments thereto except that signs shall be permitted
on improved property as follows;
SECTION 5:: The first paragraph of Section 11 of Ordinance
No, 207 is hereby amended to read as follows:
SECTION 11: G R and T Districts. -
No sign shall be erected or maintained in District GR
and T as established by said Ordinance No. 262 and amend-
ments thereto except that shadow lighted or unlighted
identification signs shall be permitted on improved
properties as followvst
SECTION 6: S'ection 9 of Ordinance No. 207 is- hereby repealed.
SECTION 7: The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed
to certify to the passage of this ordinance and to cause the same to be
published once in The Desert Sun, a newspaper of general circulation,
' printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs. This
ordinance shall be effective thirty (30) days after passage.
sf CHARLE"a D. FARRELL
Mayor of, the City of Palm Springs
ATTEST::
MATEY ae' I7RTpUGH
Nputg City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs
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I, the undersigned,(Ioaty C erk of the City of Palm Springs, California, here-
by certify that the foregoing ordinances being Ordinance No. 270, of the
City of Palm Springs, was introduced at a meeting of the City Council of
said City held on the 30th day of June, 1953, was read in full at said
meeting, and was duly passed at an adjourned meeting of said Council held
on July 8, 1953, second reading waived.
I further certify that said ordinance was thereupon signed by Charles
D. Farrell, Mayor of the City of Palm Springs, and attested by Mary Gene
Murtaugh, Deputy City Clerk of said City.
WITNESS my hand and seal of said City this 10th day of July, 1953. '
(City Seal)
s/r Mar Gene Murtaugh'
Deputy City Clerk of the City
of Palm Springs,California
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate were
published July 16, 1953, in the Palm Springs Desert Sun, a weekly news-
paper of general circulation, printed, published and circulated in. the
City of Palm Springs.
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Myo ugh
yDep D
City Clerk of the City
of Palm Springs, California
ORDIMUNCE NO. 271
_LV ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PI:LY 8 RINGS GR'fflTI.NG
TO TANNER it$OTOR L•IVJTY, AS A CORPORATION, 4 ~
FRANCHISE AUTHORIZING THE OPERATION 914D 1111ITiifiRNCE
OF Mq AUTOMOBILE PASSENGER TR.ANSPORTATION 'QFA"RVICE
FOR A PERIOD NOT TO EIC]L,D FIVE (5) YELTZS, OVM,
ALONG AND UPON ALL STREETS OF THE CITY OF P.LMI SPRBOS"
1 The City Council of the City of Palm Springs does ordain as follows:
SECTION 1, A franchise is hereby granted to TAN14M MOTOR LIVERY,
a corporation hereinafter designated as Grantee, to operate and maintain
a taxicab service over, along and upon all streets of the City of Palm
Springs-.for a period of five (5) years, namely, the period beginning
September lst, 1953 and ending August 31st, 1958, unless sooner
terminated hereunder.
SECTION 2. The terms and conditions upon which said franchise is
granted and subject to which the same shall at all tames be held and
exercised by the grantee, are the following:
(a) The term of such franchise shall be held for said period of
five (a) years unless sooner terminated, and shall be subject -to the
right of the City to terminate or alter or amend said franchise at any
time as hereinafter provided.
(b) Said franchise may be terminated by said City at any time
after one (1) year from the date this ordinance becomes effective, by
delivering to said grantee a notice in writing of such termination at
least six (6) months prior to the date on which the City proposes to
' terminate said franchise.
(c) The automobiles operated or maintained under this franchise
shall be used for the purpose of transportation of passengers, the
personal luggage of such passengers, and. United States Mail.
(d) The City in granting this franchise express:S;7 reserves the
.night to grade, re--grade, improve, pave, repave, macadamize, remacadamize,
sewer,, or reset-ver or renew any of said streets, or lay gas, water or
other pipes therein.. The grantee, by the acceptance of the franchise,
ivaives any damage occasioned by any such work.
(e) All automobiles or vehicles used in pursuance of this franchise
shall be operated in accordance with the laws of the State of California
and ordinances of the City of Palm Springs.
(f) No other franchise for any taxicab service in the City shall
be granted until the City, after public hearings of which the grantee
shall have at least two weeks notice, determines that public convenience
and necessity requires such additional franchise.
(g) A declaration of public convenience and necessity; shall- not be
necessary for the operation by the grantee of any additional taxicabs
under the name and color scheme adopted by it. If the City, as herein
provided, shall determine that the public convenience and necessity
requires the operation of additional taxicabs to those being operated
under this franchise or requires the granting of another franchise, it
shall notify the within grantee of its findings and determination, and
the within grantee shall have thirty days in which to increase its
service to comply with the findings and decision of the City. If it
fails to do so then and only then may an additional Franchise be granted.
(h) The grantee, during the life thereof, shall. pay to the City in
lawful money of the United States, in quarterly installments, suns of
money equal, to two per cent of the gross .receipts of said grantee
from the operation of taxicabs in Palm Springs, including fares re-
ceived from passengers boarding or leaving taxicabs in said Palm
Springs.
Said grantee also shall pay annually in advance to the City of
Palm Springs, or its successor„ a sum of money equal to Five Dollars
05.00) for each separate taxicab operated or put in ;:service by grantee.
Payment shall be made on each September lst for the number of taxicabs
then in operation, and for additional taxicabs each time the number
in operation is increased. '
(i) Said two per cent of gross receipts referred to in the pre-
ceding paragraph shall be computed and paid for each quarter of the
calendar year, namely the periods:
January lst - march 31st, inclusive.
April.. 1st - June .30th, inclusive.
July-1st - September 30th, inclusive
October lst - December 31st;, inclusive
It shall be the obligation of thegrantee to file with the City
Clerk of the City within thirty (30) days after each such quarter,
a statement verified under oath by the manager or presiding officer
of, grantee showing the total. grass receipts and also the total gross
earnings by said grantee during such preceding quarter, and it shall
be the duty and obligation of said grantee to pay to the City the:
sums due it under said franchise for such preceding quarter or portion
thereof within ten (10) days from the time said statement is required
to be filed.
(3) any neglect, omissi,on or refusal by said grantee to file: said
verified statement or to pay the said percentages of the said gross
receipts at the times or in the manner hereinbefore provided, shall
work a forfeiture of this franchise. '
(k) The grantee of this franchise, by the acceptance of the same,
agrees with the City to charge such rates for the transportation of
passengers as may from time to time be prescribed by the City, provided
that in no event shall such grantee charge in excess of fifty (50)
cents for the first one-third mile: of travel and ten(IQ) cents for
each additional one-third rile of travel.
(1) The City hereby expressly reserves the right; to modify„
amend, alter, change or eliminate any of the provisions of this
franchise, at the expiration, of each one (1) year period during the
:Life of the same for the following purposes, to-wit:
(1) To eliminate or delete such conditions as prove
obsolete or impractical;
(2) To :impose such additional conditions upon the grantee
as may be just and reasonable., such conditions to be
those as may be deemed necessary for the purpose of
insuring adequate service to the public;
(3) To increase the percentage of revenue to be paid to
the City under the provisions of this .franchise.
For the purpose of determining the amount of such increase or
for the purpose of determining what conditions, if any, shall be
modified, amended, altered, changed or eliminated from the provisions
of this ordinance, the within grantee and the City agree that: at any
time within six (6) months next preceding the expiration of any such
one year period, they will, upon demand having first been made by
either of thorn, appoint a board consisting of three (3) members, one
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to be appointed by the City, one by the grantee hereunder and a third
by the two so appointed to sit as a board for hearing and determining
whether, or not any such conditions shall be modified; amended, altered,
changed or eliminated or for the purpose of determining the amount of in—
creased revenue to be paid the City of Palm Springs,, if any. Such
board shall make its findings and recommendations to the City, and in
event of acceptance of the same by the City,, by amendment to this
ordinance the same shall become a part of this franchise,
(m.) This franchise shall not be assignable, transferable, or
otherwise alienable by the grantee without the consent of. the City,
(n) The ::•evenue and see$lagreed to be paid by the grantee
hereunder fo.L said taxicabiW 7n lieu of all license fee prescribed
by the provisions of any business license ordinances and in lieu of
any fees for any permit which otherwise would be required by any
ordinance of the City to be paid for the privileges of operating or
maintaining said taxicabs. For all other automobiles for hire or
automobile transportation business or service, the grantee shall
pay- such fees and charges and confo m to such regulations as are
or may be provided by ordinances of the City of Palm Springs.
(o) The City of Palm Springs shall have the right to regulate
the operations of the grantee under this franchise in the following
particulars:
(1) To make reasonable orders respecting character,
extent, quality and standard of service;
(2) To fix such rates as are not in conflict with the
express provisions hereof and to make reasonable orders respect—
ing the same;
(3) To prescribe the number of taxicabs to be operated
by the grantee;
(4) To inspect, approve or reject any and all equipment
used or proposed to be used by grantee for the purpose of
exercising any right or privilege under such franchise;
(5) To examine and license all drivers or operators of
any taxicabs operated or maintained by the grantee under the
provisions hereof;
(6) To inspect the books of the grantee at all reasonable
times and to prescribe reasonable rules and regulations concern-
ing the method of keeping such records by the grantee;
(7) To make such other rules and regu3ati,ons as may be
reasonably necessary to facilitate the service to be rendered
to the public under this franchise.
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p rhenever in this ordinance any right or power is conferred
upon or duty imposed upon the City, such right and power shall inure
to and be exercised by and such duty shall be imposed. upon. the City
Council of said City.
1 (q) This franchise is granted on the condition that the grantee
shall file a written acceptance thereof and an agreement to comply
with the terms and conditions herein set forth with the City Clerk
of said City within ten (10) days after the date this ordinance be—
comes effective. Said acceptance and agreement shall be signed by
the President and Secretary of the grantee and shall bear its
corporate seal.
(r) The grantee shall file and maintain with the Clerk of said
City a bond running to the said City in the penal sum of One Thousand
Dollars (41,000) executed by a corporate surety authorized to transact
surety business under the lews of the State of California, and
approved by the City, conditioned that the grantee of this franchise
shall well. and truly perform each and every condition of such franchise,
and that, in case of any branch of the conditions of such bond the
whole amount of the penal sum therein nariea-shall be taken and deemed to be
liquidated damages and shall- be recoverable from the principal and sureties
upon such bond. '
(s) in event it be determined that any clause, condition or,
covenant of this franchise for any reason is illegal or unenforceable,
such clause, condition or covenant shall be disregarded and the
existence of the same shall not affect the remaining r..lauses, con—
ditions or covenants of such franchise.
(t) Any neglect, failure or refusal of such grantee, its successors
or assigns to comply with any of the conditions and stipulations
contained in said franchise shall. thereupon immediately ipso facto,
effect a forfeiture thereof, and the said City by its City Council,
may' thereupon declare the franchise forfeited, and maj7 exclude the
grantee from further use of the streets of said City under the
franchise, and the grantee shall thereupon surrender all rights in
and to the same, and the franchise shall become and remain null, void
and of no effect.
SECTION 3. The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to
certify to the passage of this ordinance and to cause the same to be
published once in the Desert Sun, a weekly newspaper of general
circulation, printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm
Springs. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect thirty
days after passage,. � p\
Acting Mayor of the ity of Palm Springs
ATTEST.:
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City Clerk of the City o.f Fa1rn Sp!^iggs
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs,
California, hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance, being
Ordinance No. 271 of the City of calm Springs, was introduced at a
meeting of the City Council of said city held on the 22nd day of
July, 1953, and was read in full and was passed at a special, meeting
of said Council held on the 31st day of July, 1953, by 'the following
vote:
AYES: McKinney, IJiller, hardy and Mayor pro tem Boyd
ABSENT: ivsayor Farrell and Councilmen Strebe and Nathanson
N0.0 None
I further certify that said ordinance was thereupon signed by
Florian G. Boyd, acting Mayor of Balm Springs, and attested. by
OUISE McCAt7, City Clerk of.' said City.
WITNESS i:41 hand and seal of said City this 31st day of July;, 1953.
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LOUISE '"AcC_AN
City Clerk
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I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate
were published August.o, 1959, 3.n the Palm Springs Desert Sun
a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and
circulated in the City of Palm Springs.
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' Louise McCarn
City Clerk of the City
of Palm Springs, California
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AN WO-TrldXCE OF `511% Cldf` OF f'ALH SP9Id;M FMW, THE TGIF
AM MACE OF OFFIC2TA a Mn-fTW, S OF 9'IdE CITr COWCIL OF M
CITY OF PAIN SPUNCS AND FEPFALD6? `bRDIAI M NO, 202 OF
SAID CITT,
' The City Council of ths, City of Palma Springs does ordain as tallew'O
SECTION .ls All ofElafal mosetiangs st the City. Council of the City of
FaIm Springs aftea°-'th* *.I"£oF�ta�n d4 tl- �f tie s ordianaauco and until -.-t.hsr order
of the City Council shall be hold an tht City MAI.l. Suitlding known as No. 3240
NQCallps way in the City of Valm 8prA3agw& 0�uvnty of Rivorside9 State of C*Wormia.
The regular meetings of s&id. Croaran;,ifl. 3-hall be on they first Tuesday of each
...calondar month and adjounmed aaeetinEs A-4Jl be at tht time and date fixed by the
Gmneit b0' adjournmerat pf" a ram cn d° cs ransA ibetiaa$'o
SECTION 2s Dwibg ldk tr A09itl-0 (I)f° Xra,IYO August and September of each year,
said regular meetings *tall wt' ti'ND liaa� auk' 3.30 o'clock p.m. At all other
times said regular meetiugas slxalj be tnl.d ut Tao hQur 4f 8:00 0clock p.m.
SECTION 3s Zo tieaea and dlusr. hcrexra met forth far regular Council
motiags may be amended L'r�m tjaea t(m t.iYasa ba,y time City Cvunril by resolution amd
said time and/or date so set ahal:l ban the xucret:,:r,n� d:inxe anda'a-n° date natwithstamd-
iaf the previsions Of this eardi"Anee µaeareteftra "t for .14a
SECTION 4s 0rda"uae, 4, 202 (cn£ the, 4,Aty car Palm Springs is hereby
repealed.
SECTION 58 The Gity iaa hoar edgy' 4k°de.raadt And directed to certify
to the passage of this ordivance and. to ravze tine asrwp tm be published once is
the Desert Sawa, a weekly xwwsypaper aa'.t ge,vasraal 6zwj.1m,t;L*r, printed, published asd
I ' cfrettiated is the City of P.*lw Sprxxjzso Tkr.i.i drrd:a.nancn shall, be in full force sad
effective thirty (30) days aftor passage,
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Iy the undersigned., City C Ark- m:t° the, C.".i.ty-me Rahn Springer Califermiat
hereby certify that the foregoin �,n daxxanca;:., ba ng or°dimance No. 272 of tbpe
Cite' of hLU Spx°imgsg was introdsa i)d-. at a meeting sf tx- City Council of said city
islet on the 5th day of Augafit, 1953, wscra ,ms read. in £'.'?X and was passod at as
adjoax,aed meeting of said CeatnPaa i,l. h32d an the.. lith day of August 1958
by the fallowing vote:
A3 SS: Councilmen heliinn}ieya, Hardy'.. Nathanson., Sanbers. and Mayor Boyd.
Nos NOW
ABSENT. Councilman Strebe: and Miller
I further certifs°y i' t: :Rid ardyxnwnce was thtirouuon signed by FLORIAN C. BMg
Mayer of Halm Springs amd s.ttestvd br LOUSE N'cWNa City Clerk of said City.
I3TTNLSS sO* fiaaarl and seal o£ ;id City tla s 13tIn day of Anrust 1969a.
(City Seal)
r LOUI:SE HcCARN
City Clerk
I hereby certify that the fus°egoing ordinance and certificate were
published August 129 1953o, in the Fa'lm Sprints Desert Sun;, a weekly
newspµper of general circulal,ion.q printed, published and circulated
in the City of Palm Springs. D
LOUISE McCAD.N
Ci by Clerk of the City of
Palm Springsq California
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019MANVE, NW 273
AN ORDINANCE Q1 THE CITY Of PALE SPRINGS PROVIDING
-PlI.- PRO130rCTSM
ovq M 01 E DISPOSITIOS OF UN-
CIAIMED WFERT-V
The City Council of tb� City of doos ordain as follows:
SECTION Ig DWITUTION.
(1) The tena "Chia4 of iblipeo as nosed in %is ordinance shall mean
the Chief of WiGe-of the Yolice Department of MG City of Palm Springs or
his duly authorized agent so authoziied bq 'che s,,Aid, Chief, il __ ,I;
(2) The tern "My" to used W this ordinanicu shall nie.a.r. the City of Palm
Springs', a meal cipal corporation�
(3) The tarm "unclaimed property" R4 used in t-'r.as ordinance shall mean
money, chattels oy property of all hiuds and descriptions, excepting animals,
which property is lost', stolen, abandonad or otherwise raclahae§
SECTION 2: tie Chief of Police of the &W niatall be the custodian of all
unclaimedyropartg, whicb may now be in his possession or his control, or which
may hereafter come into the possession or control of the Chief of Police or an
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police officer of the City,
SECTION Q The Chief of police and every poijoe officer of thaCity, upon
taking or !-Rrte Ines ejsst,ojy, in ghs discharge of his duty, unclaimed
property2 shall fortlwittt deliver ansh Lwqlaiwed property to the Chief of Police,
who shall register all such property delivered to or received by him in a book
kept for that purpose, stating the cans Of iao per3o-K from whom, and by whorq,
such property shall have Men taken, the name of all claimants to the propertyq
the time of seiz7fre, p 'i the,jr , final dispesitioL of the said property.
SECTION 4: All unclaimed property in the possession of the Chief of Police,
except property subject W confiscation under the laws of this State or the laws
of the United States of America shall bra stored in a safe place by the said
Chief of Poliqe.
SECTION 5z The Chief of Police shall restore unclaimed property in his
possession to its legal o-wrneq upon proof of such ownership satisfactory to
the said Chief of Folice and upoa t4e payment of all reasonably necessary costs
incurred in the care and protection thereof, ualess such property- is held by
the Chief of Police as evidence im I pending F-A'iril " criminal case, in which
event it shall be disposed of only upon order of the proper court.
SECTION 6: At any tine wfoei, Noll bag the unclaimed property for at least
six (6) months the Ci-dc,.f of Police shall publinh once in a newspaper of general
circulation withill the WuntY Of R::'overrsi-do �, notice of his intention to sell
all such unclaimed property at public auction to the highest bidder at the
time and place therein specified together with a brief description of the u4-
claimed properfY to be svld, Said notice shall be published at least five (5)
days prior to the date rri' the sale� r
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the Last S7. Ar: dr,c Ci'a -_y u£ ;;,itc;,ic,-shed tile, advertisement provided for
SECTION �� d�,Pt��., }'aa'Yr�!.1'ig, c.�.aa,V a;ut::i'
by t 9 - s sias,3..?. a.t 'ibe time and place designated
in the advarti.aer f, p'a`tafe� r.7,� daa ane.l3. a't ;tyejb.d o,' d�zo'tion, to the highest bidder
for cash, lawful nlaron '"�r TlisS.i'F 0 " - a 'C property described- ;h
in said ad'e•ertiseznemt, �aewd., a£t'ea, fb,jVL,,7g pa;,-id the Jmst and reasonable expenses
for storage, vive t».slog altl,{ G F',t" )2ii 'a, e �' 'G:r Q",FE .- -)f said sale, shall turn
the remaindea° of the p.rro,cae:is o'cear t:..0 +tia.E; City 7.`Sc,ast.irer who shall retain said
proceeds in the Bond tiand Truv, t Fi,,vor.dg the, C-i-ty `Preagurer dshail retain said
proceeds for a period of awn- (1..) fl'OM-, 'Nee date: of the sales subject to
any lawful claim which may be nwndw Jiy ti%e owner if any of the unclaimed property
sole:{ The Chief of Fo li(i O S hal k. g--tm, a fu1.1 a"counting as to the proceeds of the sa�
sale and the daspas?'taorl i'rae '+ 6i,i t C City ME:zaager within thirty (30) days
following the said sal n"
awT10k, as ti t� a"i[Ll ... . ache Of one (1) year
.�,:U711 the d',.i:E f" eic"�+..;,1'.7, 3l+ri :irr.'.c'y" _�'3.R,E i'lE7l'i;; %4Zc^.5' 21127.C_9 ray S.n'':F,y the General Foul
all nione'ys re_:ai-elijag ici. h.1-1, �.,Aavda Na rr l.lE' GD:S` rcal,esa -
EzT Ei%<T 0a �bw— i.',<7 " i!o-,:::i' ,ee eay: n1,, ucEav, aad directczd to certify to the
p"w�,.n.Z'.r' �l+t i� ae�' a : nLu 'r aZ_� <)�'+1' te, '.se published once in the 1)E;9e1."t
a, �, .�. d: :r.'Y r �L„, p elss'�cd, puYiliarhed ,md circulated
,�, is �i,:is r,o '°div .cue stint'�i. la ii1 full force and effect
of lr�llmth:L'i:'ty -00i (3a:y's :".�="'e.+�i=' pr„sa: F>c1„
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ATTES'To ��� ,Palm e prix�gs,
City clork of the. Cirtr eve' 1101y!i
I, the. :} a°s'i,gl .ac. ;:,y r�:r.c ^ic. c,F' tin: C3,° Spri.ngs9 California hereby
certify that i,ne fox eg'e'inz' �s'r:j i.-A rle+, LJe'hzag t3,;^rni aar.(;e. N �'7� of the City of Palm
Springs, was in 3.ucc;d s1t m e.i:.ia; c,: tke City Craan!':i:l. of said city held on the
ithday of August , ;ia mo avnd. wszs usar, in full a�.d. was passed at an adjouarned
meeting of said Co����i'9 Y.ae�:6_d, ss 'r.;he 1"dla cloy oil' August , 1953 by the
following 'vote.a
AMS C ua�:ciiaaa �ci,'�n�a�nr-e?ps idaai;ta,aa,ra o . 143r, ya Sanborn. and M or Bold
NO- None
ABb"gXY o S t reba and ilai.l ea
I further Certify -Oanl, srii.:id. s:rc!.�as�niae tia'as th23x^ U.�7o71a signed by FIARIAN G. BOYD,
Hayor.of .calm Springs, and ua't i; :,;r:: i ;r 1,0Q11SE .'Ho CAMR D 01ty Clerk o.f ,said„City.- „ _
WITNESS my hand and sea] o:i° . :a°ial CIt,y tbis,11'th day of August , 1953.,
(City Seel)
LOUISE McCARN
City Clerk
I hereby certify that the for going ordinance and certificate were
published August 12a l95_,, in the ePa'irm `iprinj s Desert Sun, a weekly
newspfLper of general chv ula'tion,p prin'tod�, published and circulated
in the City of Palm Springs.
LOU:ISE McCARN
' Cit" ' Clerk of the City of
Palm Springs., California
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ORDINANCE NO. `,. 74
AN ORDINANCE OF T'HE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, AMENDING
SECTION 2 and. SECTION 3 OF ORDINANCE No. 406, BVW(.1
AN ORDINANCE 'ESTABLISHING PARKING it t2T R ZONES AND
OTHERWISE RLLLTIN T`O TRAFFIC AND REGULATING THL USE
OF PUBLIC STREETS
The, City Council of the City of Palm Springs does ordain as follows-
SECTION 1, SECTION 2 of Ordinance No. 206, an ordiriance of bkae�
l;!:ty of Palm Springsy is hereby amended to read as follows-
3
TT"TIOtT ,: The follonr.n *navy '71 th r thrr City rsf Palm Sfiringn
are hereby established as parking meter zones, namelyo
ZONE 1. ONE HOUR. PARKING METER ZONE.
(a) Both sides of Palm Canyon. Drive between Arenas Road
on. the 0outh and Alejo Road on the north,
(b) Botha sides of Amad.o Road between. Indian Avenue on
the east and Palm Canyon. Drive on the iwr7stn
(c^,) Both sides of Andreas Road between Indian Avenue on.
the east and Palm Canyon Drive on the aaesi,
(d) Both sides of Tah+yuity Da°',l'v'e 'between Indian A'vvnuu
on the east and Bel.a:rdo Road, on thra westo
ZONE 2 TWO HOUR'. PA:fZk'lNG ]METER ZONE.
(a.) 'I'he west side of Palm Canyon Drive 'bastvreen A" ejo
Road cui the L-n& 'h ,: M Chino Drive: on the north, caad
the east side of ra.lm Canyon D:rivs 'between Al.ejp Road
on. the south and. Garauvi.a O'almonte on the nor, ;f ,
(b) Both sides of Palm Canyon Drive between Barinto Road,
- on the south and Arenas Road on the no.e bh,
(c) Both sides of Indian Avenue 'between Arenas Road on
the south and Al,ejo Road on the north
(d) The :north side of Arenas Road 'between lndia:o Avrnae
on the east and Palm Canyon Drive; on the, west,
ZONE 3, TEN HOUR PARKING METER ZONE
(a) Both sides o:f Tahquitz Drivefrom Indian. A-venue on the
_ west for a distance of 260 feet easterly t'h.creoA
SECTION 2� SECTION D of Ordinance 206 ,,4:ta, ordinance of the C!:'L!yr of Palm
'hes=.°elg- amended to 'read as fo`Ll.owsr
SECTION 3s The maxim-cm parking time for any ve:hi,&B doxing the haairs from
9200 o'clock A,M, untia_ 6e00 o'clock s& of each day in said parking
meter zones shall be as fol.lomsa I.n.. Zone I one hoar, and in Zoa,re 2 two
hours,, and in Zone 3 ter, hours, subject to the authoarity ca.r: the City
Nasrager to prescribe shorter times in properly marked parking rdlia+,r•e!a
adjacent to meters having less than one hour capacity, in 7b!cb eyent the
maximum parking time shall correspond rw t.h. the capacity' of the mwbeyr
SECTION 3, The City Clark In hereby ordered and directed to c8zbify.
,to the passage of this ordinance and, to cause the same to be published �
x'
once in the Desert Sun, a, newspaper of general circulation printed, published
and circulated in the City of Palm Springs. This ordinance shall be effective
thirty (30) days after passage.
s,/ FLORIAN G. BOYD
Mayor of the City of Palm Springs
Sf LO'UISE McCARN
Ci'cy Clerk of the City of Palm Springs
`+', the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, California, hereby
certify that the foregoing ordinance, being Ordinance NO. 2711 of the City
of Palm Springs, was introduced at a meeting of the City Councll of said city
held on the 3td` day of November , 1953, was read in full, and duly
passed 'by the majority required by law at an adjourned meeting of said
City C-ouncil, November 17, , 1953.
WITNESS 'my hand and seal of said City this 18'th day of November, 19,:3.
s,/ LO'UISE McCARN'
1 City Clerk: of the City of PRN Springs,
Cal'.ifo'r°nia.
I: 'hereby certify thp.t the foregoing orj.n;,:: -1- and certificate were published
Nra'ceember 23 1913 in the Palm Springs Desert Sun, a weekly newspaper,
of general circulation, printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm
Springs.
sf LOU'TSE 'MoCARN
City Clerk of the City of Palm pr—wings,
California.