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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1/1/1954 - ORDINANCES ORDINANCE NO. 275 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PPLM SPRINGS AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE, 1\10. 262, BY AMENDING THE "ZONING M20t ADOPTED JUNE 3, 1953 A A_ PORTION OF SAID ORDINANCE NO. 262 BY SECTION 9211.2 OF SAID ORDINANCE, TO PROVIDE FOR THE RE-ZONING OF LOTS 4 to 12 INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 7, PALM SPRINGS, FROM THE CLASSIFICATION R-2 to R-3. The City Council of the City of Palm Springs does ordain as follows: SECTION 1: The following described property in Block 7, Palm Springs Estates, and which is delineated as R-2 on the Zoning Map of the City of Palm Springs, said Zoning Map having been adopted as a portion of Ordinance No. 262 by paragraph 9211.2 of said Ordinance, is hereby reclassified and included in District R-3: Lots 4 - 123 inclusive, Block 7, Palm Springs SECTION 2: 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 semi-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. S1 Florian G. Boyd Mayor of the City of Palm Springs-- (ATTEST: S/ Louise McCann 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. 275 , of the City of Palm Springs, was introduced at a meeting of the City Council of said City on the 18th day of December._, 1953, and was read in full and was passed at regular meeting of said Council held on the 5th day of January , 1954 by the following vote: -- lZES: McKinney, Strebe, Sanborn, Miller, Hardy, Nathanson and Mayor Boyd NO: None ABSENT: None I further certify that said ordinance was thereupon signed by Florian G. Boyd, Mayor of Palm Springs, and attested by Louise McCann, City Clerk of said City. WITNESS my hand and seal of said City this 6th day of January , 1954. 0 ca/-LL S1 Louise McCann City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs 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. 1 s/ FLORIAN G. 'BOYD Mayor of the City of Palm Springs Sf LO'UISE McCARN City Clerk o£ the City of Palm Springs t, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, California, hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance, being Ordinance NO, 274 of the City of Palm Springs, was introduced at a meeting of the City Council of said city held on the 31c& day of November , 1953, was read in full, quid duly pasi�ed by the majority required by law at an adjourned meeting of said City Cr.,uncil, November 17, , 1953. idI:`t'NESS my hand and seal of said City this 18th day of Novemiber, 1953. s,/ L0'UISE MaCARN' City Clerk of the City of Palm— pia rings, ' California. I: bareby certify that the foregoing orcIA ..I 7. and certificate were published November "'23 IM in the Palm Springs Desert Sun, a weekly newspaper of general ch-cu�ation, printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs. u u/ LOUISE McOARN City Clerk of the City of Palm p ings California. 1 Q ORDINANCE NO. 276 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS REQUIRING REGISTRATION AND FINGER- PRINTING OF CERTAIN CLASSES OF EMPLOYEES WITH THE CHIEF OF POLICE OF SAID CITY. AND PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A REGISTRATION SLIP. SECTION 'la The City Council of the City of Palm Springs hereby finds that the suppression and control of urnlawful misappropriation of property by the classes of persons and employees hereinafter set forth necessitates the registration and finger- printing of the said persons and employees within a period of 48 hours after the commencement of empl.Oy.mord-.,. SECTION 2e T'to word, "employee" as used in this ordinance shall mean: (a) Any person employed for any purpose by any hotel, apartment house,, night club,, or :restaurant. (b) Domestic 'help or gardeners, (c) Any self-employed person pursuing his employment in or about any of the premises as set forth in (a) above with the consent of the management, includ.ing 'l,ul: not limited to photographers and fortune tellers. (d) This word "permanent employee" shall mean any employee as hereinbefore de'f'ined, in Daub-sections (a), (b) and (c) of this Section, and who has been emplcWed within the city for a period of seven (7) months for each of the 'last three years preceding the effective date of this ordinance, SECTION 3s Every "employaf and Hpermanent employee'' as herein`defined in Section 2 shall, within forty=eight (48) hours after the commencement of his duties of employment or the effective date of this ordinance, register with the Chief of Police of the City, SECTION 4. The Chief of Police.,, pursuant to Section 35 shall fingerprint each ""employee" and "permuanent employee" and forward one set of fingerprint cards to the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation of the State of California, and one set of fingerprint cards to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The Chief of Police shall further aseerbain and record the following information; (a) name (b) ages (c) local residence (d) permanent residence (e) place of birth (f) nationality (g) citizenship (h) personal description (a,) nearest r°elai;iv€ or friend and the address of same SECTION 52 The Chief of Pol.i+ e ;shall issue to each registered employee and "permanent employee" on identification slip showing the name of the registrant and a statement. of compliance with the provisions of the ordinance. SECTION 6. The :regist:r°a°t:ioni, oli.p issued pursuant to Section 5 shall be carried on the person of the registrant at ala. times during the period of the validity of the said registration slip, No registration slip issued an "employee" shall be valid after one year from the date of issuance, and the said-""employee" shall re-register with the Chief of faa:Lf��.e: 'as 11"�:°eivabcve provided at the time of expiration of the validity of 'the .er,eestratioil slip, provided the said "employee" remains employed within ` xe c°]A'y. The registration slip issued a "permanent employee" shall be ve).i.d, fuv a per.-Lod of five (5) years from the date of issuance, and the said a"permxnernL e;-mplO ee0B shall re—register with the Chief of Police as hereindbove provided at the tittle of expiration of the validity of the registration slip, provided the "lerana:rt:..nt employeeP1 remains employed within the city. SECTION 7- A:ray 'pes"scrxj violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty o:i a mi5diviTlwataJ:a° and ,upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by a fine of not rna:re Z:sfsan F:k:+,e Hundmed Dollars ($500.00), or by imprisonment for a period of not nore t,iian six. (6) 'months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Each such person shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for every day during airy pot�'P,7.o'pr. cat° Which any 'violation of any provisions of this ordinance is committed, Wa+vtixrueci cr permitted by such person, and shall be punishable therefor as provided. 'Yty this ordinance. SECTION 8- The City' Q:,1e-.rk 'Lo hereby ordered and directed to certify to the passage of this o:rdi_nanic,ea and to cause the same to be published once in The Desert Sun, a nw°uaspape:c of general circulation, printed, published and circulated in the City of Pilm, Springs. This ordinance shall be effective thirty (30) days afL!iP.a° ,passage. AT EST s Mayor of the y o Pa .m FiFI F GT J° vim/ y lee of `s' .( :ay,.,e 1 F'a.m. pr ngs I, the undersignr�d,q o"jAy C�j,e .k of the City of Palm Springs, California, hereby certify that, the f('Yr'eE;-t •xtg c:r°dinance, being Ordinance No. 276 of the City of Palm Springs, was introdriced, by title at a meeting of the City Council of said, City hold on the 2nd day' *r February, 19541 was read in full and was duly passed at an adjourned :me:et illg of said Council held on February 16, 1954, second reading waived. I further ce:rti.:.ky t'h.aa:L s&jd ar: durance was thereupon signed by Florian G. Boyd, Mayor of the C:j:ty +yf }'al,n Springs, and attested by Louise McCarn, City Clerk of said City. WITNESS my hand and. -raeta'.1 of said City this 17th day of February, 1954. C y er o y of Palm Springs I hereby certify i:haL, t1c, f6',egoing ordinance and certificate were published February 229 195�, in the Pain Springs Desert Sun, a weekly newspaper of general circulation pri:rated, pazbllshed and circulated in the City of Palm SPrinP- Clarkf the Cityo . PRIM Springs, California 3 ORDINANCE NO, 277 .AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 262, BY AMENDING THE "ZONING MAP' ADOPTED JUNE 3, 1953 BY SECTION 9211.,,2. OF SAID ORD-INANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE REZONING OF LOTS 1-29, INCL., DEEP WELL RANCH 'ESTATES NO. 5, LOTS 1-17 INCL., DEEP WELL RANCH ESTATES No. 6, LOTS 1_17, INCL., DEEP WELL RANCH ESTATES NO. 73 THE EAST ONE-HALF OF THE SOUTH ONE---HA1F OF LOT 27 IN SECTION 23, T4S, R4E, SBB&M IN AN UN- SUBDIVIDED PORTION OF DEEP WELL RANCH ESTATES NO. 7; THE AFORESAID LOTS AND PROPERTY DESCRIBED TO BE REZONED FROM THE CLASSIFICATION G--R TO THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION R 1.a The City Council of the City of Palm Springs does ordain as follows: SECTION 1- The follawus'rig described property in Section 23 and which is delineated as G R on the Zoning Map cf the City of Palm Springs as adopted by Section 9211.2 of said Ordinance is 'hereby reclassified and included in zoningDistrict R-lat Lots b 299 incl., Deep Well Ranch Estates No. 5, Lots 1m1.7, -inel.. Deep Well Ranch Estates No. 6, Lags 1.=17,, incl., Deep Well Ranch Estates No. 7, The east one-half of the south one-half of Lot 27 in Section 23r T48�_ R4E, SBB&M, in an unsubdivided par^tion of Deep Well Ranch Estates No, 7, SECTION 2- The City Clark 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 gene-real c rculation, printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs. This ordinance shall be effective thirty (30) days ,after passage, sl Florian G. Boyd Mayor o t�or calm Springs ATTEST- sf Louise McCarn City Clerk of the City �f Palm Springs I; the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, California, hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance, being Ordinance No. 2773 of the City of Palm Springs, was introduccnd at a meeting of the City Council of said City held on the 2nd day of Feb-Us y, 1954, was read in full at said meeting, and was duly passed at an adjourned meeting of said Council held on February 16, 1954, second reading waived. I further certify that said, ordinance was thereupon signed by Florian G. Boyd, Mayor of the City of Palm Springs, and attested by Louise McCarn, City Clerk of said City, WITNESS my 'hand and seal of said. City this 17th day of February, 1954. 1 LOUISE McCARN City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, California I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate were published February 22, 1.9.54. in the Palm Springs Desert Sun, a weekly newspaper of general circulation printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs. LOUISE McCARN City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, California fr l =- jr/y j ORDINANCE NO. 278 i i ��c ' AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SF PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING OF 'MV OLESALE AND RETAIL BUSINESSES, \� TRADES AND OCCUPATIONS AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. i 16, ORDINANCE NO. 157 AND ALL AN1ENDIlE';NTS THERETO THE CITY COIT14CIL OF THE CITY OF PALI/A SPRINGS DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section A: It shall be unlawful for any person, whether as owner, manager, principal, agent, cleric, employee, officer or lessee, either for himself or for any other person, or for any body corporate, or as an officer of any corporation, or otherwise, to conmience, manage, engage in, conduct or carry on any business, vocation, profession, calling, show, exhibition or game, in this ordinance specified, in the City of Palm Springs, without first having procured a license from said City to do so or wthout first complying with any and all regulations for such business, vocation, profession, calling, show, exhibition or game contained in this ordinance. The carrying on of any such business, vocation, pro- fession, calling, showw, exhibition or game specified in this ordinance without first having procured a license from said City to do so, or without first having complied with any and all reg- ulations for such business, vocation, profession, calling, show, exhibition or game contained in this ordinance shall constitute a separate violation of this ordinance for each and every day that such violation or failure to comply is continued, permitted or committed. Section B: The amount of each license charge imposed by this ordinance or each sum required to be paid hereunder shall be deemed a debt due the City of Palm Springs from any person who engages in any business, vocation, profession, calling, show, exhibition or game required to be licensed without first obtaining a license so to do, and an immediate cause of action shall accrue to the City of Palm Springs for the collection there- of in any court of competent jurisdiction. Section C: Any person violating or failing to comply with any portion of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, which, upon conviction thereof, shall be punishable by a fine of not more than s'P500.00 or by imprisonment in either the Riverside County jail. or Palm Springs City jail for a period of not more than six months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Section D: The conviction and punishment of any person here- under shall not relieve such_ person from fully complying with the require- ments of this ordinance, including application for and procuring of license and payment of license fees due; nor shall the payment of any license fee affect a criminal prosecution for the violation of or failure to comply with any of the provisions of this ordinance. The remedies prescribed hereunder are cumulative and use of one or more remedies by the City shall not bar the use of any other remedy for the purpose of enforcing the provisions of this ordinance. Section E: No person shall be licensed under this ordinance as to any.business, vocation, pursuit, profession, calling, show, exhibition or game which is regulated or licensed by the State of California unless at the time of issuance of a city business license hereunder such person is duly licensed by the State of California. Presentation of a valid unexpired State License shall be prima facie evidence that such person ...—J� ;. �. � ) � ;i cl 'y,S ILL p-c<_/C... A- G7 vl ,-._ �� G-��_� �.-cL�.i�-.�J C % c=_ � ,_"? — J 3 is so licensed by the State of California. No license shall be issued under a fictitious name to any person conducting or carrying on any business, vocation, profession, calling, show, exhibition or game. Such license shall be issued in the true name or names of the owners of such business, vocation, 1 profession, calling, show, exhibition or game. Section F. Every person required to have a license under this ordinance and carrying on a business at a fixed place shall keep such license posted in a conspicuous location on the premises so as to be readily seen. Every person required to have a license, but not carrying on a, business at a fixed place, shall exhibit such license whenever re— quested to do so by any officer of the City. Section G: Licenses granted or issued under the provisions of this ordinance shall not be transferred, nor shall they authorize any person other than therein named to do business, nor shall they authorize the person therein named to do business at any location or premises except .as specified in the license, unless they be transferable licenses and first be transferred by the City Clerk. Before any license is transferred the person applying for such transfer shall make application for license as provided in Section I hereof, shall comply with all requirements of this and other ordinances of the City as though there were to be an initial issuance of a license to such transferee, and shall pay the City Clerk a charge for such transfer equal to ten per cent (10a) of the fee then provided by this ordinance for original issuance of such license. The location of all businesses may be transferred upon application to the City Clerk and the payment of a fee of $1.00. The City Clerk shall reissue the license at the new location and cancel the previous license. Licenses hereunder shall be transferable excepting the following types and classifications of licenses which shall not be transferred: 1. Any license granted under the provisions of Section I (2) or under the exemptions provided in ,Sections N and 0 of this ordinance. 2. Advertising 3. Amusements of all kinds . 4. Astrologer 5. Auction 6. Automobiles and taxicabs for hire 7. Bankrupt, Assigned or Damaged Goods 8. Council Special Permit 9. Detective — Private; I 10. Locksmith 11. Medicine Show 12. Pawnbroker 13. Secondhand Dealer Sectio}i H: No license shall be issued hereunder when the provisions of some other ordinance of this City require a permit to be obtained as a prerequisite to entering into such business, until such permit is first applied for or obtained. Any license issued contrary to the provisions of this paragraph shall be void and of no effect. Each license shall be issued for a specific location or premises except where this ordinance expressly allows othervrise. No license shall be issued on any application when the place where the business, trade or occupation sought to be carried on is not in the proper zone or district therefor, or is otherwise not qualified in accordance with the provisions of the zoning ordinances of Lhe City of Palm Springs. Any license issued contrary to the provisions of this paragraph shall be void and of no effect. No license for any ensuing current or unexpired license period shall knowingly be issued to any person, who at the time of making application for such license is indebted to the City for any unpaid license fees required to be paid under the provisions of this ordinance. Any license issued contrary to the provisions of this paragraph shall be void and of no effect. No license issued under the provisions of this ordinance shall be construed as authorizing the conduct or continuance of any illegal or unlawful business or the violation of any ordinance of the City. Any license issued contrary to the provisions of this paragraph shall be void and of no effect. For every business or occupation which .requires a special permit from the City Council, the issuance of said permit shall be based upon a finding by the City Council pursuant to the following standards: (a) The business or vocation does not present a substantial danger to the public; (b) The business or occupation does not tend to increase health hazards vithin .the city; (c) The business or occupation does not tend to promote violations of the lairs of the State of California or of the City of Palm Springs. The City Clerk shall make a charge of .One Dollar (01.00) for each duplicate license issued under this ordinance in cases where the original license has been lost or destroyed. Any error made by the City Clerk or any of his deputies in preparing a license, stating the kind of business, the 'location thereof, the amount of the charge therefor., or in determining the, proper zone, shall not prejudice the collection by the City of Palm Springs of the amount actually due under this or any other ordinance nor enforcement of any regula— tions applicable thereto, nor shall the issuance of a license authorize the carrying on of any business, trade or occupation in any zone or location con— trary to the provisions of the zoning ordinances of the City of Palm Springs. Section I: (1) All licenses shall be prepared and I 5.ssued by the City Clerk upon payment of the sums required to be paid here— under and the furnishing to the City Clerk by the applicant of such infor— mation in writing (verified if so requested by the Clerk) as is necessary to enable the Clerk to fully determine whether this Ordinance and other City Ordinances are applicable in the particular circumstances. (2) Applicants for licenses to commence, manage, engage in, maintain, conduct or carry on the business described in Subsections (4.) and (5). respectively, of Section L of this ordinance as PFDDLFR OR ,SOLICITOR must furnish to the City Clerk the following additional Information. (a) Name and description of applicant; (b) Permanent home address and full local address of applicant; (c) A brief description of the nature of the business and the goods to be sold; (d) If employed, the name and address of the employer, together with credentials establishing the exact relationship; (e) The length of time for which the right to do business is desired; (f) The place where the goods or property proposed to be sold, or orders taken for the sale thereof, are manufactured or produced; where such goods or products are located at the time said appli- cation is filed; and the proposed method of delivery; (g) Photograph of applicant and photograph of any vehicle used in such peddling or solicitation taken within 60 days immediately prior to the date of filing application; picture of applicant shall be 2" x 2" showing the head and shoulders of applicant in a clear and distinguishing manner; .(h) The fingerprints of applicant and the names of at least two re- liable property owners of the County of Riverside, State of Califor- nia, who will certify as to the applicant's good character and business respectability, or, in lieu of the names of references, such other available evidence as to the good character and business responsibility of the applicant as will enable an investigator to properly evaluate such character and business responsibility; 1 (i) A statement as to whether or not applicant has been convicted of any crime, misdemeanor or violation of any municipal ordinance, the nature of the offense and the punishment or penalty assessed therefor; and (j) A statement by a reputable physician of the City of Palm Springs dated not more than ten (10) days prior to submission of appli- cation, certifying the applicant to be free of contagious, infectious or communicable diseases. At the time of filing such application, a fee of Ten Dollars ($10.00) shall be paid to the City Clerk to cover cost of investigation of the facts stated therein. Upon receipt thereof, the original application shall be referred to the Chief of Police, who shall cause such investigation of applicant's business and moral character to be made as he deems necessary for the protection of the public good. If, as a result of such investigation, applicant's character or business responsibility is found to be unsatisfactory, the Chief of Police shall endorse on such application his disapproval and his reasons for the same and return said application to the City Clerk, who shall notify applicant that his app- lication is disapproved and that no permit or license will be issued. Any person aggrieved by the action of the Chief of Police or the City Clerk in the denial of a 'license shall have the right of appeal to the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. Such appeal shall, be taken by filing with the Council, within fourteen (14) days after notice of the action complained of has been mailed -to such person's last address, a written statement setting forth fully the grounds for appeal. The Council shall set a time and place for a hearing on such appeal and notice of hearing shall be given the applicant by mailing such notice, postage prepaid, to his last known address at least five (5) days prior to the date set for hearing. The decision and order of the Council on such appeal shall be final. and conclusive. If, as a result of such investigation, the character and business responsibility of applicant are found to be satisfactory, the Chief of Police shall endorse on the application his approval, execute a permit addressed to applicant for r�) 3 r ) carrying on the 'business applied for, and return said permit, together with the application, to the City Clerk, who shall, upon payment of the prescribed fee, deliver to applicant his permit and issue a license. Each license so issued shall state upon the face thereof the following, in addition to any other pertinent information: (a) Name of licensee; (b) Kind of business licensed thereby; (c) Amount paid therefor; (d) Location of such business; (e) Date of expiration of license. To each such license there shall be attached photographs of licensee and of any vehicle used in the business, such photographs to be identical with those filed by licensee with his application — pursuant to Subsection (g) of this Section I (2), Section J: The City Clerk shall keep a record in which he shall enter all licenses issued by him, the date thereof, to whom issued, for what purpose, the location where the same is to be carried on, any transfers that occur, the time when the license expires, and the amount thereof. The License Inspector and all police officers are hereby appointed inspectors of licenses, to examine all places of business and persons liable to procure a license, to see that such licenses are taken out, and to see that all regulatory provisions of this ordinance are enforced;, and shall have the right to enter free of charge at any time any place of business for which a license is required by this ordinance, to demand the exhibition of such license for the current term by any person engaged or employed in the transaction of such business to ascertain that the required licenses have been procured; and -to enforce and perform all of the regulatory provisions of this ordinance. Section K: All licenses specified in this ordinance shall be due and payable in advance in full and each person required to have a license shall be liable for payment of the fee for the full term. In those instances where the license is sought for a business, vocation, profession, calling, show, exhibition or game which was commenced, managed, engaged in, conducted, carried on within the city or subject to license hereunder during the preceding fiscal year but for which application is made more than one (1) month after the beginning of the current fiscal year; and also in those instances where the applicant has commenced, managed, engaged in or carried on same without first procuring a license, the fees and charges shall be one hundred ten per cent. (110%) of the rates, fees and charges specified by Section P of this Ordinance at the time of issuance of such licenses. Section L: Definitions: For the purpose of this ordinance the following definitions are adopted and made a part hereof: (1) The word "person" shall include persons, associations, firms, partnerships and corporations, in both the singular and plural number. (2) The phrases "conduct" or "carry on" shall mean and include engaging in, carrying on, owning, maintaining, managing or operating any business, trade, art, profession, calling, employment, occupation or any commercial industrial or professional pursuit, vocation or enterprise' in the City of Palm Springs. (3) The word "selling" shall mean and include selling, offering to sell or contracting to sell, at wholesale or retail, any goods, wares or merchandise within the City. (4) The word "peddler" shall mean and include any person who travels or goes from house to house within the City of Palm ,Springs and peddles, hawks, vends or sells any goods, wares, medicines or merchandise carried or caused to be carried or conveyed by the person peddling, hawking, vending or selling the same. (5) The word "solicitor" shall mean and include any person who goes from house to house within the City of Palm Springs and solicits or takes orders at retail for any services, goods, wares or merchandise for future performance or delivery. (o) The word "commercial traveler" shall mean and include any person who travels or goes from place to place within the City of Palm Springs and solicits, sells or takes orders at retail for goods, wares or merchandise for present or future delivery. (7) The word "house" shall mean any room, trailer or building used for dwelling purposes and s hall not include any room, rooms, building, buildings or places which are licensed for business activities under and pursuant to this ordinance. (8) The word "place"shall mean any room, building or place in which there is carried on a business activity licensed under and pursuant to this ordinance. (9) The words "out—of—town" shall mean and include every person conducting or carrying on a business within the City I of Palm Springs but not having a fixed place of business within the said City. (10) The words "fixed place of business" shall mean and, include the place at which the principal tools, equipment or machinery used by any person is customarily stored or located while not in use in the City of Palm Springs or at which is maintained the principal stock of materials or supplies and the books and records used by any person in his work in the City of Palm Springs. (11) The words Iograduated scale" shall mean and refer to the graduated scale set forth in Section P, subsection 1 of this ordinance, which section denominates the fee or fees to be charged for businesses as hereinafter set forth. (12) For the purpose of this ordinance "contractor" shall mean every person who for either a fixed sum, price, fee, percentage or other compensation, other than wages, undertakes or offers to undertake with another, to construct, alter, repair, add to or improve any building, highway, road, excavation or other structure, project, development or improvement other than to personalty (but not including anyone who merely furnishes materials or supplies without fabricating the same into, or consuming the same in the performance of, the work of the contractor as herein defined). (13) For the purpose of this ordinance I "subcontractor" shall mean every contractor who under a general contractor takes part in the construction, alteration, repair, addition to or improve— ment of any building, highway, road, excavation or other structure, project, development or improvement as above set forth. (114) A "department store" shall mean a place of business where, within the same room or building, one person sells or offers for sale more than three classes of goods or commodities, such as clothing, hats, shoes, rugs, carpets, millinery, dry goods, hardware, furniture, paints, oils and paint supplies, crockery and glassware and other articles. Section M: (1) Where a license fee in this ordinance is fixed at a daily rate, a part of the day shall be deemed a day and the full fee shall be paid for a day or fraction thereof. (2) Where a quarterly license is provided for herein, the same shall apply to portions of the year, as follows: First Quarter - July 1 to September 30, inclusive; Second Quarter - October 1 to December 31, inclusive; Third Quarter - January 1 to March 31, inclusive; Fourth Quarter - April 1 to June 30, inclusive; and shall be paid for each quarter or fraction thereof. (3) Where a yearly license is provided :for herein, the same shall apply to the fiscal year from July- 1 to and in- cluding the following June 30, and shall be paid for each year or fraction thereof. Section N - FXEIuTTIONS, GENERAL (See Section 0 for INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE EXEMPTIONS): (a) No license shall be required for the conducting of any entertainment, concert, exhibition or lecture on scientific, historical, literary, religious or moral subjects, when -the receipts thereof are to 'be wholly appropriated to any church or school within the City of Palm 'Springs, or to any religious or benevolent, purpose within the City. (b) The City Council for good and satisfactory I cause shown may order the issuance of a license for .less than the fees herein provided or without the payment of any fee whatsoever. (c) Every honorably discharged or honorably released person having served in the Armed Forces of the United States or the Confederate States, who has served in the Civil liar, any Indian War, the Spanish-American War, any Philippine Insurrection, the Chinese Relief Fxpedition, World War I. World War II or the Korean War, who is physically unable to obtain a livelihood by manual labor, and who shall be a qualified elector of the State of California, may distribute, circulate and hawk, peddle and vend any goods, wares or merchandise owned by him with- out payment of any license tax or fee whatsoever. (d) Every such honorably discharged or honorably released person, before carrying on any such business or pursuit, shall first procure from the City Cleric a license to do so, and shall be subject to all the provisions of this ordinance. Such license shall not extend beyond the current fiscal year during which same is issued. (e) Every such honorably discharged or honorably released person claiming exemption under the provisions of this section shall exhibit to the-City Clerk his or her honorable discharge, or a certified copy thereof., together with a certificate signed by a licensed physician practicing in the City of Palm Springs, setting forth the physical disabilities of such honorably discharged or honorably released person, and stating whether in the opinion of such physician the disabili- ties render such person physically unable to obtain a, livelihood by manual labor. Section 0 - EXTMPTIONS, INTERSTATE OR FOREIGN CO_-WERCE: Nothing in this ordinance contained shall be construed as imposing a license tax on or otherwise regulating or restricting foreign or interstate commerce. Every person claiming to be entitled -to exemption from the payment of any license provided for in this ordinance upon the ground -that such license casts ' a burden upon his right to engage in commerce with foreign nations or among the several states, or conflicts with the regulations of the United States respecting interstate commerce, shall file a verified statement with the City Clerk, disclosing the interstate or other character of his business entitling such exemption. Such statement shall include the name and location of the company or firm for which orders are to be solicited or secured, the name of the nearest local or state manager, if any, and his address., the kind of goods, wares or merchandise to be delivered, the place from which the same are to be shipped or forwarded, the method of solicitation or taking orders, the location of any warehouse, factory or plant within the State of California, the method of delivery,, the name and residence of the applicant, and any other facts necessary to establish such claims of exemption. A copy of the order blank, contract form or other papers used by such person in taking orders shall be attached to the affidavit, for the information of the City Clerk If it appears that the applicant is entitled to such exemption the City Clerk shall forthwith issue a license without charge. Section P: The several rates to be paid for licenses to cormience, manage, engage in, maintain, conduct or carry on businesses, professions, vocations, callings, trades, occupations, shows, exhibitions and games within the City of Palm Springs, are hereinafter in this section prescribed and classified. Unless otherwise herein prescribed, out-of- town businesses shall pay -twice the minimum fee, and where no minimum fee is prescribed the out-of-town fee shall be $50.00 per year. Specific fees shall be as set forth in the various classifications hereinafter named: 1. GRADUATED SCALE: The graduated scale hereinafter referred to and provided for those several businesses, trades and occupations, etc., in Subsections A and D of this Section P-1, shall be, as follows: (a) Where not more than two (2) persons are employed in the business, trade or occupation at any time during the term, $25.00 per year; (b) TlIhere from three (3) to six (6) persons, but not more, are employed therein at any time during the term, Sp50.00 per year; (c) Where from seven (7) to ten (10) persons, but not more, are employed therein at any time during the term, :f�75.00 per year; (d) Where from eleven (11) to fourteen (14) persons, but not more, are employed therein at any time during the term, $100.00 per year; I (e) Where fifteen (15) or more such persons are employed therein at any time during the term, $P150.00 per year. For the purpose of application of this scale, proprietors and persons interested in the business as well as relatives and members of the family shall be counted. "Number of persons employed" shall mean the greatest number of individuals taking part in the business, trade or occu- pation during any twenty-four hour period included within th6 term of the license. A. GRADUATED SCALE lVZTH NO MINT11UM FEE SHALL BE CHARGED FOR FOLLOWING NAIVE➢ BUSINESSES OR PROFESSIONS: I (1) ACCOUNTANT (2) ADVERTISING: Posting, affixing, stenciling or painting advertising bills or signs upon any post, fence, billboard, advertising signboard, building or other structure, as well as operating or maintaining any billboard, signboard, advertising structure or sign device; distributing posters, dodgers, circulars, handbills, brochures or other printed advertising matter; solicitation of adver- tising for any publication, poster, dodger, circular, handbill, brochure or other printed matter. The advertisement of a business licensed under any other section of this ordinance shall not require an additional license fee if such advertising pertains to the particular business licensed. (3) AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE VlIen contracting is also done, a separate license fee as provided in Subsection 16 of Section P-2 of this ordinance shall be added to such license fee, notwitb- standing the provisions of Subsection 47 of said Section P-2. (1 ) AIRCRAFT: Sale, maintenance, repair, storage or rental of aircraft or aircraft accessories; flying instruction or carrying of passengers for hire in aircraft. C5) ARCHITECT-OR DESIGNER: Preparing plans and specifications for buildings or structures. (6) ATTORNEY-AT-LAAW (7) ANNING AND TENT STORE (8) BATHS OR BATHHOUSE (9) BEAUTY PARLOR, with or'without sale of toilet articles or cosmetics. (10) BLACKSMITH SHOP OR FORGE and Horseshoeing. (11) BLUEPRINT OR MAP MAKING (12) BOOKS AND STATIONERY SHOP (13) BOOTBLACK OR SHOE SHINING PARLOR OR STAND I (14) CANDY STORE, where candy is manufactured or sold. (15) CARPENTRY SHOP, where wood-working or repairing is done. (16) CIGARS AND TOBACCO (17) CLOTIIING AND FURNISHINGS (18) COBBLER (19) COLLECTION AGENCY OR CREDIT BUREAU ' (20) CREAMERY (21) DIMICATFSSEN (22) DOCTOR, DENTIST, SPECIALIST OR PROFLMIONAL NURSE, or any other person conducting the business of ministering to sick and ailing human beings, (23) DOG KENNELS OR ANIMAL HOSPITAL where animals are boarded, bred, groomed or given medical treatment. (24) DRY GOODS STORE (25) ELECTRICAL FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES, exclusive of house- hold appliances, IJhere contracting also is done, a separate license fee as provided in Subsection 16 of 'Section P-2 of this ordinance shall be added to the license fee notvTith- standing the provisions of Subsection 47 of said Section P-2. (26) EITLOY MIT AGENCY OR BUREAU 1 (27) ENGINEER OR SURVEYOR (28) ESCROW BUSINESS (29) FLORIST SHOP OR FLOWER STAND (30) GIFT, ART OR CURIO SHOP OR STORE (31) HARDWARE STORE (32) HARNESS, S$DDLERY OR TACK SHOP (33) HAT SHOP OR STORE (34) HAT BLOCKING AND CLEANING (35) M, 0STITCHING AND PLEATING (36) ICE CREAM OR ICE MILK DEALER OR MANUFACTURER (37) JMMFLRY STORE, OR SHOP -- including jewelry, watch or clock repair. (38) JOB PRINTING OFFICE OR PLANT (39) LABORATORY - chemical or other type. (40) LUGGAGE SHOP - including trunks and other travel equipment. (1I) MACHINE SHOP for manufacture of machines, machinery or parts. (42) MESSENGER SERVICE (43) HILL=Y STORE (44) NEON SIGNS — R nufacturing, selling, dealing in or servicing of neon or other tubular electrical signs. When contracting is also done, a separate license fee as provided in Subsection 16 of Section P-2 of this ordinance shall be added to such license fee, notwithstanding the provisions of Subsection 47 of said Section P-2. (45) NyauSPAPERS, MAGAZINM AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS, excepting that delivery boys shall not be in— cluded in computation of charges. (4.6) HiM S STAND OR AGn TCY (4.7) NURSERY OR GARDENER — selling nursery stock or conducting a gardening business. Lxcept where fertilizer only is sold and delivered from outside city, 025.00 per year. (48) OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPT=T: Selling or servicing office supplies, machines or equipment, other than household furniture. (49) PAINT AND OIL DEALER (50) PLANING OR MOLDING MILL ' (51) POPCORN AND NUT STORE OR SHOP Sales from automatic vending machine — pursuant to Subsection 44 of 'Section P-2 of this ordinance. (52) SEED STORE (53) SHOE STORE (54) SPORTING GOODS SHOP (55) STABLE (56) TAILOR SHOP (57) UPHOLSTERY SHOP (58) VETERINARIAN B. GRADUATED SCALE WITH MINIMUM'FEE OF $p50.00 SHALL BE CHARGED FOR FOLLOWING NAAM BUSINESSES OR PROFESSIONS: (1) ABSTRACTS: Compiling or issuing abstracts or certificates of title. (2) DEPARTMNT STORE (3) DRUG STORE: Employees in all departments, including fountain, news stand,, cigar counter, etc., shall be taken into account and a single license fee charged. (G) FIVES TEEN FIFTEENS TVitENTY AND TVIFNTZ'—FME CFNT STORES or stores operated under similar plan. (5) HEA'PING SALES AND SERVICE b ere contracting also is done, a separate license fee as provided in Subsection 16 of Section P-2 of this ordinance shall be added to such .license fee notwith— standing the provisions of Subsection L17 of said Section. P-2. (6) HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES AND FURNISHNN, exclusive of furniture. (7) PLUTMI'NG FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES, exclusive of household appliances. Where contracting also is done, a separate license fee as prescribed in Subsection 16 of Section P-2 of this ordinance shall be added to such license fee notwith— standing the provisions of Subsection 47 of said Section P-2. (E3) RADIO AND/OR TELEVISION STORE — where radios and tele— vision sets or parts are sold or serviced.. (9) SHEET METAL WORKS Iffhen contracting is also done, a separate license fee as provided in Subsection 16 of Section P-2 of this ' ordinance shall be added to such license fee notlidth— standing the provisions of Subsection 47 of said Section P—2. (10) WAREHOUSE 2. MISCELLANEOUS FEES shall be charged for the following named businesses or professions: (1) ANSNNITS: Special permit from Council under Section H of this Ordinance is required for any of the following amusements, shows or places of recreation to which ad— mission is charged. Business licenses for any of said amusements shall be issued at the following rates: (a) BILLIARDS OR POOL, BOILING ALLEY, SHUFFLE BOARD AND SNrLAR GAIMS: For every such amusements, for the :first table, alley or other item kj1S50.00 per year and 810.00 per year for each additional such item therein, whether used or not, owned by or under control or supervision of such person, located on the promises where such business is conducted. (b) CARNIVAL: For every carnival, as defined herein, ' ='h150.00 per day, plus an additional charge of $25.00 per day for every separate show, attraction or exhibition carried on as part of such carnival. For the purpose of this ordinance the word 'tcarnival" shall mean any group of attractions, such as ball games, dice games, merry—gp—round, ships, Ferris wheels or other riding devices, freaks, dancing shows, negro minstrels or any other like entertainments or games, for which a charge is made for attending or for playing or participating therein. For every game, show or attraction mentioned in this section, when said game, show or attraction is con- ducted or presented as part of or at the same time the other games, shows or attractions, as mentioned herein, are conducted or presented under proper li- cense, 425.00 per day for each such separate game, show or attraction. (c) C LICUS, ➢2 AGERIE: For each exhibition for pay of a circus, caravan, menagerie or entertainment at which feats of horsemanship, acrobatic feats and trained or wild animals are exhibited or displayed in the City of Palm Springs, 6i�75.00 for each performance. For each separate exhibition or sideshow of any panorama figures, jugglers, necromancers, magicians, wire or rope walling, sleight of hand act or other attraction, an additional 05.00 for each performance. When a separate price is charged each must be con- sidered a separate exhibition; and an exhibition in the daytime must be considered one performance, and exhibi- tions after dark on the same day considered other per- formances. (d) DPIQCF (PUBLIC): For public dances, for which a permit has been procured from the City Council under the ordinances in that regard, 33.00 per day or 8P150.00 per year, in addition to the license fee required by this ordinance for any other business, occupation, show, exhibition or game that the said public dances may be conducted in conjunction with, notwithstanding the provisions of Subsection 47 of Section M of this ordinance. For the purpose of this ordinance "Public Dance" shall mean a gathering of persons in or upon any premises where dancing is participated in, either as the main purpose for such. gathering or as an incident to some other purpose, and to which premises the public is admitted. (e) DANCIIQG CLUB: For every dancing club for which a permit has been procured from the City Council under the ordinances in that regard, $53.00 per day or $4150.00 per year in addition to the license fee required by this ordinance for any other business, occupation, show, exhibition or game that the said public dance may be conducted in conjunction with, notwithstanding the provisions of Subsection 47 of Section P-2 of this ordinance. For the purpose of this, ordinance "Dancing Club" shall mean any club or association of persons which conducts dances other than public dances for its members or bona fide guests more often than once per month at which a fee is charged, either for admission to such dance or for dancing therein, or at which any collection or donation of money is made or re- ceived, or in which the amount of dues to be paid by each member is dependent upon attendance at such dances by such members. A club dance ' shall mean any dance held by a dancing club. (f) DANCE HALL (PUBLIC): For every public dance hall or ballroom open to the general public for which a permit has been procured from the City Council under the ordinances in that regard, U-00 per day or 1p150.00 per year in addition to the license fee required by this ordinance for any other business, occupation, show, exhibition or game that the said public dance may be conducted in conjunction with, notvCLthstanding the provisions of Subsection 0 of Section P-2 of this ordinance. For the purpose of this ordinance "Public Dance Hall" shall mean a place where dancing is conducted, whether for profit-or not for profit, and to which the public is admitted, either with or without charge or at which the public is allowed to participate in the dancing, either with or uwi.thout charge. (g) DANCING SCHOOL: For every dancing school or academy for persons over the age of eighteen (18) years for which a permit has been procured from the City Council under the ordinances in that regard, 650.00 per year, in addition to the license fee required by this ordinance ' for any other business, occupation, show, exhibition or game that the said public dance may be conducted in conjunction with, notwithstanding the provisions of Subsection 47 of Section P-2 of this ordinance. For every dancing school or academy for children not more than eighteen (18) years of age, $25.00 per year. (h) GAhES (MISCELLANEOUS): For every amusement game or test of skill, strength, physical endurance or capacity of any kind whatsoever not specifically included within any other subdivision of this ordinance, for partici- pation in which a fee is charged or which is conducted for profit, If100.00 per year. (i) GOLF DRIVING RANGE OR ARCHERY RANGE: For every golf practice driving range or archery range, "graduated scale." (j) iIMEMY-GO-ROUND: For any flying horses, merry-go-round, ferris wheels or other riding devices not in conjunction with any other show, game, attraction or carnival, as mentioned herein, a license fee of $25.00 per day. (k) RIDING ACADMfIY; For every riding academy or riding school, "graduated scale". (1) SHOOTING GALLERY OR SIEFT SHOOTING: For every shooting gallery or for every skeet shooting or trap shooting range, "graduated scale." (m) SKATING RINK: For every skating rink, "graduated scale."" (n) SWInTING FOOL: For every swimming pool, where a fee or charge is made for use, or where rooms, lockers or bathing suits are rented, "graduated scale." No license shall be required where the pool is operated as a part of a hotel, apartment house or club licensed under other sections of this ordinance. (c) THFA.TRES AND SHOWS: For every motion picture or vaudeville theatre at an established place of business wholly within a permanent building con- structed for theatrical purposes, the license fees shall be as follows: (1) Permits for less than one year, $y10.00 per day. (2) Permits for one (1) year: for theatres with one hundred (100) seats or less, $�100.00; and for theatres with more than one hundred (100) seats, '8100.00 plus ten cents (100) for each seat in excess of one hundred (100). (3) For every open air theatre or tent show wherein vaudeville, comic, dramatic or operatic pro- ductions or performances are given, or motion pictures exhibited, the sum of $r75.00 per day. (2) ART GALLERY - $25.00 per year (3) ASTROLOGERS: For every person who carries on, practices or professes to practice the business or art of astrology, palmistry, phrenology, life-readings, fortune telling, cartomancy, handwriting analysis, chirography, clairvoyance, clair-audience, crystal gazing, hypnotism, mediumship, prophecy, augury, divination, magic, necromancy, numerology, psychoanalysis, or similar business, trade or calling, and who shall not be prohibited from doing or conducting any of these practices, professions, businesses or callings by any statute of this State, ordinance of the City of Palm Springs or by any other law, and who demands or receives a fee or compensation for the exercise or exhibition of his art therein, or who gives an exhibition thereof at any place where an admission fee is charged, 0300.00 per quarter or fraction thereof. The provisions of this Subsection 3 of Section P-2 shall not apply to those persons providing bona fide and incidental entertainment and amusement for the guests and patrons of and on the premises of any other business duly licensed by the City of Palm Springs for which no separate or additional charge or consideration shall be paid by the guests and patrons or received or accepted by the person who performs or practices. (Special permit from Council required.) (10 A,UCTION: For the business of selling lands, tenements, hereditaments, goods, wares, merchandise or real or personal property of any kind or description at auction or public outcry, $300,00 per quarter or fraction thereof. (Permit from Council required under applicable ordinances.) No license shall be required for the selling at public sale I of goods or property belonging to the United States or to the State of California, or by virtue of process issued by any State or Federal Court or by the legally appointed administrator, executor or guardian of an estate. (5) AUTOMOBILES or other motorized equipment dealt in for sale or for hire: Permit from Council required under applicable ordinances. License fees shall be as hereinafter in following sub- sections set forth: (a) ACCESSORIES:' For dealing in automobile accessories, ' parts or equipment, "graduated scale." (b) AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE, U-DRIVE AUTOMOBILES AND TAXICABS' FOR HIRE: For operating any taxicabs or automobiles for hire or U-Drive automobiles, $$150.00 per year, plus an additional $10.00 per year for each taxicab, automobile for hire or U-Drive automobile in use for such purposes at any time during the term. Motorcycle or Motor Scooter. See Subsection 9-b 7i.cycl P-2. (c) DEALERS: For dealing in new or used motorized vehicles or trailers, "graduated scale." Minimum fee shall be $$100.00 per year. (d) GARAGES AND SERVICE STATIONS (Including Car Sales): For every garage, repair shop or service station where motor vehicles are repaired, serviced or maintained, "graduated scale." and in addition $p10.00 for every gasoline pump over three (3) in number. Where the business of selling or dealing in new 1 or used motorized vehicles or trailers is carried on in conjunction with the repairing, servicing or maintenance of motorized vehicles, the minimum fee shall be $$100.00 per year. (e) PARKING: For the business of parking or storing automobiles for compensation in the City of Palm Springs, "graduated scale," (f) PAINTER, VEHICLE: For the business of painting automobiles and/or trucks, trailers, motorcycles, bicycles and other motorized equipment, "graduated scale." (g) TOP SHOP: For every automobile top or upholstering shop, "graduated scale." (h) VuASI-I RACIt: For every automobile wash rack or auto- mobile wash place, "graduated scale." (i) lffiECKING: For every automobile wrecking business where wrecked or damaged automobiles are bought or sold in whole or in part, $300.00 per year. (6) BAKERY OR BAKERY GOODS: 1 (a) For every bakery or bake shop, "graduated scale." (b) For selling or offering to sell bread or other baked stuffs from a wagon or other vehicle, $$100.00 per year for the number of vehicles used daily within the city. 504 (7) BANK UPT, ASSIGNED OR DAMAGED GOODS: For selling or offering for sale any bankrupt, assigned or damaged stock of goods, wares or merchandise of whatsoever nature or kind, yG100.00 per day. (Special permit from Council required) (8) BARBER. SHOP: For every barber shop, for the first chair, 1$25.00 per year, and $10.00 per year for each additional chair in the premises. (9) BICYCLES OR MOTOR DRIVEN CYCLES: (a) For every bicycle stand or shop, for the rental or sale of bicycles or bicycle supplies, "graduated scale." (b) For every motorcycle or motor scooter stand or shop for the rental or sale of motorcycles or motor scooters, "graduated scale" with minimum fee of 150.00 per year. (Permit from Council required under applicable ordinances). (10) BRICK YARD: For every brick yard where brick is manufactured or from which brick is sold, "graduated scale," plus 1�25.00 for the number of vehicles used daily within the city. (11) BROKER: (a) STOCKS AND BONDS: For every person conducting the business of stock or bond broker, "graduated scale." (b) REAL ESTATE: For every real estate broker $25.00 per year and $15.00 per year for every real estate salesman or real estate broker acting as a salesman under a licensed broker during the term of the license. (c) INSURANCE: For every person conducting the business of insurance broker or agent, 1�graduated scale." (12) BUILDING SUPPLIES: For every general building supplies business "graduated scale," with a minimum of 1p100.00 per ,year. (13) CLEANERS — •BUILDINGS, ETC.: For the business of cleaning rooms or furnishings, "graduated scale," plus $)25.00 for the number of vehicles used daily within the city. (11[) CLEANERS — CARPETS AND RUGS: For the business of cleaning carpets or rugs, "graduated scale" plus 1U25.00 for the number of vehicles used daily within the city. (15) CLUBS — PRIVATE, RECREATIONAL: For every private tennis club, M50.00 per year;; and for other private clubs at which recrea— tional sport or other facilities are provided for members and others, 8?150.00 per year. (16) CONTRACTORS: Every person who engages in the business of contracting or building in the City of Palm Springs, licensed by the State of California in one or more of the following classifications, and whether employed by contract, by the hour, time and material or otherwise, shall pay the license fee set after each of the State classifications herein- after in this Subsection P-16 set forth. If two or more State contractorts licenses are held by any person then the fee shall be the highest fee required for any one of the licenses held: STATE BUSINESS CONTRACTOR CLASSIFICATION LICENSE FEZ General Engineering Contractor A 100.00 General Building Contractor B1 A= Boilers, hot water heating, steam fittings C4 35.00 Cabinet and mill work C6 35.0o Cement and Concrete C8 Rao Electrical (general) C10 35.00 Electric Signs C15 35.00 Elevator Installation C11 35.00 Excavating, grading, trenching, paving, surfacing C12 Rao Fire Protection Engineering C16 35.00 Flooring (Wood) C15 35.00 Glazing C17 35.00 House and building moving C21 Woo Insulation C2 35.0o landscaping C27 35.00 Lathing C26 35.00 Yasonry C29 35.00 Ornamental Metals C23 35.o0 Painting, decorating C33 35.00 ' Plastering C35 Aso Plumbing C36 Rao Refrigeration C38 35.00 Roofing C39 60.0o Sewer, Sewage Disposal, Drains, Cement pipe laying C42 35.00 Sheet Metal C43 35.00 Steel, reinforcing C50 35.00 Steel, structural C51 Rao Structural pest control C22 35.00 Tile (ceramic or mosaic) ON 35.00 thrm-air heating, ventilating, air conditioning C20 35.00 Melding GO 35.0o Well Drilling C57 35.00 Classified Specialists C61 35.00 (17) DAIRY: For every wholesale or retail distributor of milk and dairy products from a vehicle, 125.00 per year, plus 125.00 for the number of vehicles used daily within the city. (18) DETECTIVE - PRIVATE: For conducting a detective agency or a night watch service, 8300.00 per year. (Special permit from City Council required) (19) EATING PLACE OR CATERING SERVICE: For every cafeteria, lunch counter, restaurant or catering service, 'graduated scale,'t with minimum charges per year, as follows: Cafeteria, $50.00 Catering Service, 125.00 Lunch Counter, i25.00 Restaurant, $50.00 "s� - - — ��_ �` For every eating place at which any dancing club, public dance or public dance hall is conducted in conjunction Lherewith, the license fees herein otherwisc provided in this ordinance (under sections (d), (e) and (f) of Subsection R-2 (1) ) shall_ be paid in addition to the license fee for said eating places, notwithstanding the provisions of Subsection 47 of Section P-2 of this ordinance. ' (20) FURNITURE STORE: For the business of dealing in new or second hand furniture or both, "graduated scale," with a minimum of ,$50.00 per year; out—of—town li;75.00 per year. (21) GASOLINE DELIVERY TANIOS etc: For the business of delivering or selling at retail benzine, distillate, kerosene, gasoline, butane or any other petroleum products by means of tank wagons, tank trucks or other. vehicles, 71;25.00 per year. (22) GROCERY STORE AND MEAT. FISH, POULTRY, EGG AN.D BUTTER. MARKETS: For every such store or market, "graduated scale." For operating or conducting a retail grocery, meat, fish, poultry or egg business which does not have a fixed place of business within the City of Palm Springs subject to ad valorem taxes of said City, and directly or indirectly, individually or by agent, representative, servant or employee or otherwise soliciting or accepting orders for groceries, meat, fish, poultry or eggs at retail within the City of Palm Springs, $100.00 per year. (23) HOTELS, APARTMENTS, COURTS AND ROOMING HOUSES: For the business of renting or letting rooms in any hotel, rooming house, boarding house, apartment house, court or lodging house (three (3) or more rooms), according to the number of rooms equipped for sleeping ' purposes which are for rent or to be let, at the rate of $2.00 per year for each such room, with a minimum charge of 1?25.00 per year for twelve (12) such rooms or less and a maximum of 0150.00 per year for seventy"five (75) rooms or more. For all dining areas or restaurants where food is prepared for guests in conjunction with any hotel, apartment house, rooming house, boarding house, lodging house or court, J1s50.00 per year additional. For food or beverages served in conjunction with such hotel, apartment house or rooming house, lodging house or court, without dining areas or restaurant space, p25.00 per year. (24) ICE WUFACTURING AND DISTRIBUTING: For every manufacturer of ice, "graduated scale,' with a minimum of 115100.00 per year. For every distributor or vendor of ice, not a manufacturer, .1650.00 per year. In addition to the fee of $50.00 per year, every distributor and vendor of 'ice shall pay the sum of '$25.00 per year £or each coin—operated vending machine. (25) INVESTMENTS AND LOANS: 'For every investment, loan or similar business, except pawnbrokers, $u100.00 per year. (26) LAUNDRY AND CLLANING BUSINESS: For every local laundry and/or cleaning and pressing business, "graduated scale.' is Out--of—town operators: (a) with service inlet located within the city, $75.00 per year; (b) without service inlet within the city, d,?100.00 per year; plus Ip25.00 per year for the number of vehicles used daily within the city. (27) LOCKSMITH: For conducting, carrying on or engaging in a key or lock repair business or shop, "graduated scale," provided that there first shall be procured from the Chief of Police and filed by him with the City Clerk a certificate that he has investigated and determined that the issuance of such license will not prejudice the public peace, safety, morals or welfare. (28) LUMBER OR LUMBER YARD: for conducting or carrying on a lumber business or lumber yard, "graduated scale;" out—of—towm operation, 9?200.00. (29) MEDICINE SHOW: $100.00 per day or fraction thereof. (Special permit from Council required) (30) ]ROTOR VEHICLES: Every person who conducts, manages or carries on the business of running, driving or operating any automobile, -truck or any other motor- vehicle used for the transportation of goods, wares, merchandise or tangible personal property for delivery to any place in the City of Palm Springs from a stock or source of supply outside the City (other than common carrier), not otherwise provided for or specifically mentioned herein, shall pay an annual license fee for each such motor vehicle, as follows: For each such motor vehicle used for the delivery of goods, hares, merchandise or tangible personal property, intended for redistribution or resale and actually re— distributed or resold, y,25.00 per year. (31) MUSIC DEALER: For every dealer in music and musical instruments, "graduated scale.' (32) PALuNBROTER: For every pawnbroker, 4?300.00 per year. (Special permit from Council required) (33) PEDDLER: For every peddler, as defined in Subsection 4 of Section L of this Ordinance, 40)300.00 per quarter or a fraction thereof (See Section I for further requirements). (34) PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS OR CAMERA SHOP, "graduated scale," except that Photography in public places shall be pursuant to City Ordinance No. 120, as amended by Ordinance No. 208, without further com— pliance with this Ordinance. (35) RADIO BROADCASTING: $100.00 per year. (36) READY—CUT BUILDING'S:, For every person dealing in or selling I -ready—cut or prefabricated buildings, 9>100.00 per year, in addition to the fees and charges provided for in Subsection 16 of Section P-2 of this Ordinance, for contractors. (37) ROCK, SAND AND GRAVEL: For every person conducting, carrying on or engaging in a rocic, sand or gravel business or who either directly or indirectly, individually or by agent, representative, servant, employee or otherwise conducts, carries on or engages in the business of selling rock, sand or gravel in. the city or solicits or accepts orders for the sale of rock, sand or gravel in the city, i�100.00 per year. (38) SECOND-HAND DEALER: For every dealer in second-hand goods, wares or merchandise not otherwise specifically mentioned in this ordinance, 1°graduated scale," with a minimum of $'100.00 per year. (Special permit from Council required.). (39) SOLICITOR: For every solicitor, as defined in Section L, Subsection 5, '0300.00 per quarter or fraction thereof. (See Section I for further requirements.) (110) TELEGRAPH C09PANIES: For intra-state business, 550.00 per year. (bl) TOWEL DISTRTaUTOR: For the business of collecting and distri- buting 'towels, linens or napkins only to business houses, offices or other places either by local or out-of-town operator, $25.00 per year. (42) TRAILER PARKS: For the business of renting or letting parking space for automobile trailers which are used for living quarters or for housekeeping purposes, or conducting an automobile trailer park or court for such automobile trailers used for living quarters or for housekeeping purposes, a license fee according to the number of trailer spaces for rent or to let,as follows: "$,2.00 per year for each such space, with a minimum ' charge of I! 50.00 per year for twenty-five (25) such spaces or less, and a maximum charge of i1?300.00 per year for one hundred fifty (150) such spaces, or more. (43) TRAVELER, COAOTRCIAL: For every commercial traveler as defined in subsection 6 of Section L of this ordinance, °;n50.00 (44) tiMTGHING AND OTHER COIN OPERATED MCHINES: For every person owning, possessing or maintaining any weighing, vending or amusement apparatus or other devices or machines (exclusive of those covered by Subsection h5 following), the operation or use of which is controlled by placing therein any coin or' disc, licenses shall be issued for one. (1) or more machines at specific locations or premises, with privilege of substituting machines and according to the schedule hereinafter set forth. Each such coin-operated machine shall be licensed as a place of business ,and each shall have a separate license. The licensee of each such machine shall at the time of application for the license advise the City Clerk in accordance with Section I of this ordinance as to the location of each machine to be licensed and shall thereafter apply to the City Clerk for transfer of license and procure such transfer prior to any subsequent change of location of any machine. 1 Fees of such weighing and other coin-operated machines shall be charged for. each such machine, for one year or fraction thereof, according to the following schedule: (a) Cigarettes or other tobacco products: 4,6.00 (b) Foods or beverages: $6.00 (c) Postage Stamps: Ip1.00 (d) Radio Device used to activate or turn on radio receiving set: From one to ten such devices or machines, at the rate of Six Dollars (�Ip6.00) each; for the next ten, at the rate of Three Dollars 01'D-00) each; for the next ten, at the rate of One Dollar (1p1.00) each; for the next twenty at the rate of fifty Cents (5W each; and for all in excess of :fifty, at the rate of TiTenty-five Cents (25¢) each. This license charge shall apply only to the coin-operated devices or machines mentioned in this subsection (d) and shall not apply to radio receiving sets. (e) Weighing Machine: 8p6.00 (f) Other Purposes: For each such machine used for other purposes, including amusement and entertainment, IIM0.00, which shall be for the purposes of both revenue and regulation. This provision shall not be construed to allow or provide for the use of any machine or device prohibited by law. The license fees hereinbefore provided are in addition to the license fees re- quired by this ordinance for any other business, I occupation, show, exhibition or game that the same may be conducted in conjunction with, not- withstanding the provisions of Subsection 47 of Section P-2 of this ordinance. (45) WTRJD MUSIC AND PHONOGRAPHS: For every person owning, operating, possessing or maintaining a wired music system by which music, sound or voice intended primarily for amusement purposes is dis- tributed or reproduced over wires from a central station to out- lets at more than one separate place of business, the operation or use of which wired music is controlled by placing therein any coin or disc, TN50.00 per .year for the central station, plus 11,;50.00 per year for each speaker outlet. ffhere the outlets are not controlled by a coin or disc and where the subscriber receives the service by periodic pa?nnents, "graduated scale," with a minimiun of 1�50.00 per year. For every person owning, operating, possessing or maintaining a phonograph or other device by which music, sound or voice intended primarily for amusement purposes is reproduced at a single place of business, and the operation or use of which is controlled by placing any coin or disc in a receptacle, lr)50.00 per year for each phonograph or other device together with the speaker in one room, either integral or separate, and five (5) I coin receptacles, plus (h5.00 per year for each additional coin receptacle, and the further sum of h�50.00 per year for each additional room served by one or more speakers. The license Pees hereinbefore provided in this subsection are in addition to the license fees required by this ordinance for any other business, .occupation3, show, exhibition or game that the same may be conducted in conjunction with, notwithstanding the provisions of Subsection 47 of Section P-2 of this ordinance. The provisions of this Subsection 45 are not intended to apply to public telephone systems. (16) WOOD YARDS: For a firewood yard business or dealing in firewood ('Z.00 for local or out—of—town dealers, (47) GIIVKLtAL PROVISIONS: Each business, vocation, profession or calling licensed here— under shall include and embrace the several activities generally I understood and accepted to be associated with and a part of same. 4henever more than one business is owned or operated on the same premises and the businesses are licensed under the graduated scale, the license fee shall be determined by the total number of employees of all the businesses and the minimum license fee shall be the highest minimum applicable. When businesses are licensed under a fixed fee each such business shall, pay the license fee set forth by this ordinance. hlhen businesses are licensed under fixed fee and graduated scale from the same premises, the license fee shall be determined by the total number of employees of all businesses on the graduated scale and the minimum license fee shall be no less than the minimum prescribed for the business controlled by a fixed fee. A license shall be required for each separate premise. For each and every business, trade, or occupation or profession carried on at a fixed place of business within the city, not otherwise specifically mentioned in this ordinance, 'tgraduated scale.' Section 0: If any portion, section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase 1 of this ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or un— constitutional by the decision of any court of competent juris— diction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the re— maining portions of this ordinance, The City Council hereby declares that it would have passed this ordinance and each article, section, subsection, sentence, clause and phrase thereof, irrespective of the fact that one or more of the articles, sections, subsections, sentences, clauses and phrases thereof be declared invalid or unconstitutional, Section R: Ordinances Nos, 16 and 157 and all amendments thereto are hereby repealed as of the effective date of this ordinance provided that no civil or criminal action or actions commenced by the city prior to the repeal of Ordinance No. 157 and amendments thereto shall in any way be affected, Section S: 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 in full force and effect thirty (30) days after passage. Uig d -0 Moor of the City of Palm Springs Attest: 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. 278 of the City of Palm Springs, was introduced by title and the first reading waived by unanimous I consent of the said City Council at a meeting of the City Council of said city held on the 16th day of March, 1954 and was read in full and was passed at adjourned meeting of said Council held on the 20th day of April, 1954 by the following vote: AYES: McKinney, Strebe, Miller, Sanborn, Hardy, Nathanson and Mayor Boyd NO: None ABSENT: None I further certify that said ordinance was thereupon signed by Florian G. Boyd, Mayor of Palm Springs, and attested by Louise McCarn, City Clerk of said City. WITNESS my hand and seal of said City this 21st day of April, 1954. C� C C C'✓ /v — City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, California I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate were published April 26, 1954 in the Palm Springs Desert Sun, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and circulated in the city of Palm Springs. City Clerk, City of Palm Springs, California �AryN�y�UAININX or "s CC= or M� y WL g.T/�.W/�pl�/�pYf +C1 OMATTOW FM +alb MDVM OFMMI OTMy VWy AJMNO OR ACROM CWMf"Wo 70 TMi IMMWM or Uxag PUMORMIR PBRUS i !'CE isOUTM aE UP 0IWr XXj AM XUiALIMa + AMON 28.5 of ORDINAL W 36, 1tMPMALI* CMMM-AMR3i NC, 141 AM XCULIMC CWTWAM NO. 181. Tko City Council of the City of Pala Springs does ordain as folloarsY SECTION la This Ordinance shall be known as and referred to for all purposes as the "Palm Springs Housemoving Ordiname,e SECTION 2, No person, firm or corporation shall mom any building or structure heretofore and hereafter constructed or any section thereof over, upon, along or acroea any public street within this city without first obtaining a permit for that purpose frpm the Building Department of said city. SECTION 3. No permit shall be issued by said Building Department except upon compliance with the following terms and conditions° (a) Application to the BUlding Department shall be made prior to the issuance of any permit, and said applir..ation shall be, made in writing upon blanks and forms to be provided by the Building Department and filed with -the Building Department•y (b) A separate application shall be made to, and a separate permit 1 obtained from, the Building Department for the moving of each separate structure or 'building or any section or portion thereof, (c) There shall be paid to the Building Department at the time of filling said application or applications with the Building Department a filing fee in the sum of Twenty—five Dollars ($25,00) for each of said applications, (d) There shall be deposited in the office of the Building Department at the time of filing the application for permit the sum of Two Hundred Dollars 4200,00) to indemnify the City for the expense of any repairs to city streets, rights—of—way, or other public property, occasioned by the applicant and chargeable to the applicant under Paragraph (3) of this section for each such application; no application shall be accepted for filing unless accompanied by the said deposit. (e) Each application shall show- (1) The kind of building or structnm" to be moved; (2) The street location or other identifying description to which the said building or structure is to be moved, (3) The route over, along, across or upon which such `building or structure is to be moved; (4) Detailed plans and specifications sbowing the building (r structure in its completed form at its new location; (5) The number of sections in which the building or structure will be roved; (6) The tim proposed for the moving of said building or structure, togetor with the time required 'to complete the removal; 0) The nam of the owner of such building or structure; (8) The approzl: iate date when such building or structure was erected.; (1) d� '.'; �\ \ , ��, \. ,� `, ,� `� �, ., �� `\� ,`\ \°� .� I (9) The estimated cost or, value of the building or sistir�roture proposed to be moved, and the estimated cost or value of same when the removal. or reoa nstruction has been. +ompletea i.- (10) Such other pertinent information as the Building Department may, require. (2) The said detailed plans and specifications shall first be submitted to and approved by the City Planning Commission.. (g) A cash deposit or surety bond. in favor of the City s'hOl be, deposited with the Building Department in an amount ecfual to the value of the work' contemplated. by ,the building permiit, upon condition -that such work will be fully completed in accordance with the di.rectian8 of the Planning Commission, the building permit and all applicaib' e. City regulations, within a period of ninety (90) days following issuance of the building permit; otherwise the full. amount of the deposit or bond shall be forfeited to the City, (h) Each such application shall, be accompanied by a plot, plarr showing -the :Location and size of the lot to which the building or structure is -to be moved together with photographs of all sides of said building or structure, showing the general architectural design and sppea:rarzoa of -the 'building or structure proposed to 'be moved. In the event that a:rq+ material alteration., repair or other work is proposed te) 'be done 'upon the building or structure after removal has been completed,,, then plans shall be furnished showing the general architectural design and appearance of the 'building or structure: o:rv, al'l sides after such work has been completed.- (i) No such permit shall. 'be issued by the Building Depar,°Emae.te:t unless the I Building Inspector shall first find that the granting of gu�2h palnit will not be materially detrimental or injurious to the public safety or public welfare, or to the property and improvements :i.n the district to which such building or structure is proposed to 'be moved,N- (;j) Upon determining that the granting of any &twh '.pewriu.,t is ju&t.1 'ied and meets said requirements, the Building Inspector may grant such permit upon such terms and conditions as he ;may deem neicessary and proper, to the end that the relocation of such 'bu.i'i.di.."4 or structurs will not be materially detrimental or injurious 'to public safety or public welfare, or the property and improvements in the district to which such building or structure is proposed. to be moqvcd, or to any person or property necessarily involved in such remo7ra.l, whether public or private. (k) Every building or stru.oture or portion thereof moved over, upon, along or across any street shall be moved under the inspeo'bi.on and. saapervision of the Building Inspector, The applicant shall Pay y,c, the CAY Clerk Ali inspection fee of Ten.Dol'lars ($10600) in add.i;hlan to t'ho hex^einbefore man coned fees and deposila. (1) In case of damage -to any street or other public property 'by reason of the moving of any building or structure or partioza thereoJt, the Building Inspector shall do such weak as may be necessary Lte, ;reste�a cs tfus street or other public property to as good condition as same wua,i i.n, prior to such damage and shall charge the cost thereof t<y thka agipa:Y.oan$o for permit.- and deduct said costs from the, inderarrd,ty depos:i:t required, by Section ;j (d) of -this ordinance, (m) No person moving any, building or structwVe or portion overg (`C) ��� r ., �, , , ,,, �,,. �.� ��,� �����, �. �� ���, ., ,, .,, �, �, �����, upon;, along or across any street shall fail, neglect or refuse to keep a red light burning at all times between sunset and sinr iss at each corner of such building or structure or po:rbio;e thereof and at the end of any projection thereon while the same or any part thereof is located in or upon any street or other public place. (n)The hours during which moves are to be made on public highways shall be determined by the Building Inspector. SECTION 4. Section 28.5 of Ordinance No, 369 Ordinan.re No. :J).J. 'and Ordinance No. 181 are hereby repealed., SECTION 5. This ordinance and the 'various portions thereof are hereby declared to be separable. I.f any portion be adjudged unconstitutional, by any court of competent jurisdiction, the remainder of this ordinance shall not; be affected thereby. The City Council hereby declares that it would, haves passed this ordinance and each part thereof regardless of the fact that one or more parts thereof be declared unconstitutional. SECTION 6. Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this ordinance or of any resolution or regulation adopted under authority hereof, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by a fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars 4500.00) or by imprisonment in the Riverside County Jail for a period of not more than six (6) months, or 'by both such fine and imprisonment. Each such person, firm or corporation shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for every day during any portion of Which airy violation of any provisions of this ordinance is committed, continued or- permitted. 'by such person, firm or corporation, and shall be punishable therefor as provided, by this ordinance. 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 pub'lished. once in the Desert Sun, a newspaper of general circulation printed, published and circu'oated. ' in the City of Palm Springs. This ordinance shall be effective thirty (30) days after passage. ,�,F__C__ Btd yo:r o t y o=Fra mm fp:rings Attest; seise blcaLrrn ^'y erk ohe 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. 2°79 of the City of Palm Springs, was introduced at a meeting of the City Council of said city held on the 20th day of April , 1954, and was read in full and was duly passed at a meeting of said Council, held on the 4th day of Pt1ay, 195,4 I further c:e:rtify that said ordinance was thereupon signed by Florian G. Boyd, Mayor of Palm Springs, and attested by Louise MoCarn, City Clerk of said city. WITNESS my band and the seal of said City this 6th day of t1ay,1954 D, s l�r-R;lse llicflaa�rn sz, 1,omvd�� iou_rsE Mx.CARN City Clerk reef the City of Palm Sp:ringo I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance and, certificate were published in the Desert Sun., a weekly newspaper of general circu;l.a,tio:r..r, prin.te',, published and circulated :in the City of Palm Springs, Californian s �se ttoCar�n A C c1leirk� Me. City' 37 Palm Springs„ California /ems C 4 �` �` �\ `` ��\\ �` \` �\ \`\ \`\\ \, \\ G ORDINANCE NO. 280 LA C,I O' AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS REGULATING (7 c• � � FIRE AND CLOSING-OUT SALES, PROVIDING FOR PERMITS9 c� PERMIT FEES, REVOCATION 0'F PERMITS AND PENALTIES % FOR VIOLATION OF ANY PROVISION OF THE ORDINANCE The City Council of the City of Palm Springs does ordain as follows- SECTION 1•2 DEFINITIONS.- For the purpose of this ordinance only9 the foll.avissg words and terms shall-be deemed to mean and be construed as follows- (1) "SALE." Any sale of, or any offer to sell, to the public, or aAY group thereof, goods, wares or merchandise on order, in transit or in stocks in connection with a declared purpose as set forth by advertising that such sale is anticipatory to or to avoid -the termi.natian,. liqui,dation, revision, windup, discontinuance, removal, dissolution or abandonment of -the business or that portion of the business conducted at any location; and All aalea advertised in any manner calculated to convey to t'.ire public the belief that upon the disposal of the goods to be placed on sales the business or that portion thereof being conducted at any location will cease, be removed, be interrupted, discontinued or changed; and All sales advertised to be "Adjustor?s Sale,?" "Ad.jastment Sale,"" "Assigneecs Saleg" "Bankrupt Sale,l' "Benefit of Adminiitratcrls Sale,ev "Benefit of Creditors Sale," "Benefit of Truste-05 Sales" t'Building Cmm ng Down Sale," "Closing-Saleg" "Closing Out Sale,°" "'Creditors? Committee Sales" "Creditors! Sale," "Damaged Goods Sale," "End Sale," "Exec°•ators Sales" "Final Days Sale,9 "Fire.Sale," "Forced Out Sale," "Forced,Out of Business ' Saleg" etlnsolvent_Sale," "Insurance Salvage Sale," "Last Days Sale,O° Lease-ftpires Sale," "Lease Expiring Saleg " QeLiquidation Sale,,e? "Loss of Lease Sale," "Mortgage Sale," "Outselling Sale," B'Receiveres Sale," "Removal Sale," "Reorganization Sale," "Salvage Sale," "Selling Out Sale �Smoka Sale," "Smoks and Water Sale,it.""T:rusteees Sale," "Quitting Business lo�0 *Iholesale Closing 0ut'Sale2e° "we (Xait Sale," t7e Give Up Sale,? ae'Pixtures for Sala," or advertised by any other expression or characterization closely similar to any of the foregoing and calculated to convey the same meaning.- and All sales advertised in a manner calculated to indicate -that '„he goods, wares or merchandise to be sold, or any part thereof., have been involved in any business failure or have been derived from a business which has failed, been closed, discontinued or 'liquidated; and All sales accompanied by notices or advertising indicating that the premises are available for purchase or lease or are otherwise to be vacated; and All sales accompanied by advertising indicating a business emergency or failure afg6cting the seller or any previous 'holder of the goads to to disposed of, (2) "?Advertisement," "Advertising,` 9ePublish90e "Publication," si?all mean any and all means, whether oral, written,, 'iet`t,ered or printed, used for conveying to the public notice of the conduct of a sale as defined herein, or notice of intention to conduct such sale, including bot not limitfd to oral or written announcements by proclamation or outcry, newspaper advertisement, magazine advertisement, handbill,, written or pri.rited notice, .)ri.nt•ad display, billboard display, poster and radio announcement, (l) (3) "Pern-itN shall mean a permit issued pursuant to this Se43tion. (4) "Permittes" shall mean any person to whom a permit has been issued pur°suaxit to this ordinance. (5) "Inspector" shall mean the City License Inspector or any City Police officer. SECTION 2s No person, firm or corporation shall hereafter publish or conduct arq sale of the type herein defined without first obtaining a permit from the City Council in the manner hereinafter provided in this ordinance„ SECTION 39 No permit to conduct a sale as defined herein shall be granted except upon written application to the City Council., filed and verified before a"person authorized to administer oaths, by the person who intends to conduct such sale, and each application shall set forth and contain the following informations (a) Descriptions by street location and kind of buildings of the location at which such sale is to be held, �-b) The nature of the occupancy, whether by ownership, lease or subleases and if by lease or sublease, the effective date of the termination of such tenancy; (e) A copy of all advertisements proposed to be used in connection with such sale, and a statement of the means or methods of advertising to be used In advertising such sale; (d) The facts in regard to the insurances bankruptcys insolvencys assignments mortgage, foreclosure, administration, receiverships trusteeships removals executorship removal, or other cause advertised to be the reason for the proposed sale; (e) An inventoz7ip statement in such form and in such detail as the Council may-require, setting forth the amount and description of goods, wares-or merchandise to be sold at such sale and, when required by the Council, the e y j4 ,..... p R � merchandise and the persons from „ darts f acquisition of ■yeh odds wares or whom obtained and the lace from which said goods were last takene The Council may require that all goods, wares and merchandise 'listed upon the inventory or statement shall be so described in detail, by manufacturerts none and lot number, the individual number of articles so numbered, colors, sizes and otherwise, that the identity of such goods with the goods listed on such inventory can be readily determined. SECTION 41 Upon the filing of the application with the Council the said Council may make or cause to be made an examination, audit or investigation of the applicant and his affairs, in relation to the proposed sale. Said investigation shall be commenced at the close of the City Council meeting at which the application. is presented, and said investigation shall terminate at the next regular or adjourned meeting of the City Council. "SECTION 5: If the. City Council finds that the statements In the application are txae, that the inventory is complete, that the advertising set forth is not false, fraudulents deceptive or misleading in any respects and that, the methods to be used by the applicant in conducting the sale are not such ass in the opinion of the City Council, will work a fraud upon the purohaserss the City Council shall issue to the applicant a permit to conduct such sale in aocca dance with the provisions of this ordinance, otherwise the City Council shall deny the application and refuse said permit. (2) Y `9 The Cite` Council may ref-use a permit because, of the insefi+^,iency of the jl1foy ti�ni sea forth in the application, but in such.e,' e bile City Crhuncil shall grant the applicant permission to file anamended` n$,dppl.icat:iont uEC`'ION spa No application shal:i be denied unless an opportunity frw hear img has been given the applicant before the City Carunci.l and apon a tsv.—lsy nc,tice "'eLi writing mailed to the appliant at the 'business address for theoondvrct of the, sale,' as set forth. in the application of the ^said. applicants 580T'TO'N No application for any permit pursuant, to the pro'ui.sions of �t,his ordinance shall. be accepted by the City Council or by the City Clerk on behalf of the City Council unless said application shall 'be accompanied. by a filing fee in the amount of Fifty Dollars ($50000), no part of which shall be refundable tPhether said application be granted or ckxfted, SECTION its Each permit issued under the provisions of this ordinmrnM10e shal1 have printedo written or stamped on the face thereof the followings wThis permit td granted by the City Council of the City of Palm .Springs and accepted 'by the permittee 'upon the condition that the said permittee comply with and abide 'by all the prawisions of 0rdbiai ce No, of the City of Palm Springs o as At the tine of the delivery of said permitp such statement must be signed by the permiittee in the presence of an errgrlcyee of the, City of Pal.m 'aprincgs who shall sign as a witness. WT'rON 9- CONDITIONS OF PERMIT- .'&ray permit i.ssw d under the prova.sia-lis of this Ordinance shall authorize the one type of sale named. in. the application at 'the plate 'named t'hereing for a period of not more than sixty (6-0) cal exidar ' days, and shall permit the sale of goods only which are yet out is said, lLinpl.ioation9 all of tghich goods throughout the duration of the sale must be def-Initely separated from any other gooda displayed at or within the store or ]place of 'business; and all advertising sigps or notices referring tog or cal.lisng attention to the sale, Vot be confined to than display or displays iofoWds ilxvo]:ted in the sale; prCrVIded,, however, that the City Manager wayq 's�pas a verified application therefor., renews said permit for a period of dyer° 'to exceed thirty (30) days3 upon the payment of a renewal .fee in the amomt of Twenty_five Dollars ($25,O0)e Such verified application for renewal. ,shaill set :forth a complete list• of goods listed in the original applIca.tio'n and. _Pem&jjrLng unsold, and shall not contain any goods, wares or aerrwharxdisa not, named in such original applications Uper Tkje:eipt of such application for renewal, t'he City Manager shall 'Q`,'ause an investigation to be made within five (5) days from the date of filing with. the said City Massager the said application for renswal9 and if satisfied of the truth of the statements therein containedp the City Manager shall gxaart such renewal, which shall be endorsed and signed as provided for the original permit. The City Manager may renew any original perrrd.t in the manner herein p:m.°cvided not tc= exceed two times, dpon the payment of the sum of Twenty five D01-lars (9�&00) for each 'such. renewal; provided, however, 'that the City Manager' shall note .j.ssue permits or renewals which will allow the conduct of any sale or sa,,s of _,,py kind or kinds named in Section 1 of this Ordinance at any one loe-ation for. 'mare th*n one hundred twenty (1.20) Calendar days In any one twel•+rrs -(12) month perioii, SECTION `10- 'RULES AND REGULATIONS- Any permit issued pursuant to the pravi.sions ref this o'r°,`:tna?nce shall be valid only for the advertising, 'representation and r;;sld of th(,, partio'ular goods,, tease or merchandise. described. in 2'he or°iginal. rpplica°tin: therefrir, and at the particular time, and particular place stated (3) ;ra rD therein, and by the particular applicant, and any renewal, replcaiisiz.bent or substitution of such goods, wares or merchandise, or change of such time or place :for such sale, or change of person, conducting the sale, shall be unlawful and shall render such permit void. No person in contemplation of conduc",ting any such sale or special sale, or during the continuance of ,such a sale, shall order any goods, wares or merchandise for the purpose of selling them at such sale, and any unusual purchase, or additions to the stock of such goods,, wares or merchandise, within sixty (60) days before the filing of such application for a license to conduct such.a sale shall be presumptive evidence that such purchase or additions were made in contemplation of such sale and for the purpose of selling them at such sale. Each sale .of goods, wares or merchandise as were not inventoried and described in said original application shall constitute a separate offense uroder this section. The City Council may provide such rules and regulations for the conduct and advertisement of such sale or special sale as, in its opinion,, 'Will s;er t trs prevent deception and to protect the public. SECTION lls POWER TO REVOKE.- The City Counen shall. have -the '.piwer to revoke at any time any permit granted in accordance with this seetion, Ahenewer any such sale or special sale is being conducted in violation eol any of the provisions of this section or in such manner as to deceive or dei'raud, the public, or if (1) The holder of any such permit has made any material miastatemexc+t in thq application for such permit; (2) He has been guilty of any fraudulent practice, or practices, its the conduct . of the sale authorized by such, permit; (3) He has failed to include in the inventory required by the pn^ovisi-=s of I this section the goods, wares or 'merchandise required to be con,xtaisued in such inventoryy (4) He has added, caused to be added, or permitted to be addr-A any goods, 'wares or merchandise not described in the original invento:ryfl (5) He has violated any of the provisions of this section or of the, '.Yaws pertaining to advertising. No permit shall be revoked for any cause above enumerated until, a w.e°itYen complaint has first been filed with the City Counoil, setting f :rfltir. In ordinary and concise language the charge made against the permlbtee. Such complaint shall be verified by the oath of the persona making the charge., such verification to be made in the form prescribed by the Code of 017il Procedure of the State of California for verified pleadings in ci.vi.l actions. Service of such complaint and notice of hearing shall be in the masher here— inbefore provided in Section 6 of this Ordinance. SECTION 122 LOSS OF IDENTITY- Any removal of any goods, wares or, merchandise Inventoried and described in the original application form from the '.KiY.a06 of sale mentioned in such application shall cause such goods to lose their ideniity,as the stock of any of the sales defined #erein, and no permits they^after will be issued for the conducting of a sale of any such goods, wares or merchandise in such manner as to identify them -with the store, store name, store owner or location referred to in the original a'ppl:ir.atiorn. SECTION 1.3e ENFORCEMENT: Upon commencement and throughout the duration,, of ar.y s€;le, as herein defined, the permit issued 'by the City Council, shall be p:romimoutly displayed near the entrance to the premises. .A duplitate, c:riginal (4) jl of the application and stock list pursuant to Which such P�.rmit, was issued, shall at all times be available to said City Council,, or to its inspector and investigators to examine all merchandise in the premises for comparison pith such stock last. SECTION 14- RECORDS TO BE KEPT- Suitable books and rec:ordo shall be, kept by the permiatee and shall at all tunes 'be available to the inspeptor and investigators. At the close of business each day the stock list attached to the application ,shall be remised and those items dispo ed of during such day shall be ,so marked 'thereon. SECTION l,5. EXEMPTIONS- The provisions of this sedition shall n-ot apply to or affect the following persons- (1) Persons acting pursuant to an order or process of a court of competent jurisdiction- (2) Persons acting in accordance With their powers and duties as public - officers such as sheriffs and marshals- (3) Duly licensed auctioneers, selling at auctions (4) Any publisher of a :newspaper, magazine or other publication, who publishes any such advertisement in good faith, without knowledge of its falser deceptive or misleading character, or without knowled.ga that the provisions of this section have not been complied with. (5) End of season sAlles and-clearance sales not in violation of Sub-section. (a) of Section I of this Ordinance. SECTION 16- The City Clerks s hereby ordered and directed to earti.fy to the passage of thins ordinance and, to cause the same to be published once in- the Desert Sun, a weekly newspaper of general circulation pr°irnted, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs. This ord uanue sall be in full force and effect thirty (30) days after passage. Diayt z, y s alm pr ni gs ATTEST- s/ Louise McCann city-e7rF o�he'-Ci y of m 'EFF E 19 the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Palm Sp,.�. 'ings- California. 'hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance, being Or^dinanoe No. �Y8C), of Ube Ci:Uy of Palm Springs, was introduced at a meeting of the City Council of said. City held on the 20th day of April Y 1951 - and ours 39r aii in full and was passed at an regular meeting of :said cq-L t:be htla day of May 9 19 549 by the followi:na vvtt,.- .AYES- McKinney, Strebe, Sanborn, Miller,,, Nathanson and Mayor Boyd NOES. None I ABSENT- Hardy I further certify that said ordinance was thereupaf-,i sig-ned by FLORIAN G. BOYD, Mayor of Palm Springs,, and attested by LOUT ISE 'MaGARN, City Clerk of said City. WITNESS W hand and sell of said City this 6th day aft Kay 1954 . LOUSE TLVWk'N City Clerk (City Seal) r� I i t i i i i i i I i i l� (r 1 ,�-Zk{ �ZL` ' �W-�:% IJuti''��Z. �C,vi,C; ����71 �i�(1� f�?-/a'a�� ��. �73.J' G <r,. a.J/_�,_�. i// (J rj /�S�J !1i-,��...'L/'72 -��-vL,�,� .�lr�r/i .,��¢�z��ri.����-�i u 0RDINANCE NO, 281, IN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS ADOPTING THE 1952 EDITION OF THE UNIFORM PLUMBING COLDS PROMULGATED BY THE YESTERN PLUMBING OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION, INCORPORATED», OF 4733 AMPLETON STREET, LOS ANGELES 32, CALIFORNIQ PUBLISHED OCTOBER 14, 1.951,, PROVIDING FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY, THE REGISTRATION AND LICENSING OF PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE BUSINESS OF PLUMBING OR LABORING AT THE TRADE OF PLUMBING; RETPIRING A PERMIT FOR THE INSTALLATION, V—PAIR OR ALTERATION OF PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE SYSTEMS, CREATING A PLUMBING ' INSPECTOR AND PRESCRIBING HIS DUTIES; ➢EFINING CERTAIN TERMS; -ESTABLISHING MINIMUM REGULATIONS FOR THE INSTALLATION, ALTERATION OR REPAIR OF PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE SYSTEMS AND THE INSPECTION THEREOF; PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR. VIOLATION K OBE CODE AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 30 AND ORDINANCE NO. 63. The City- Council, of the City of Palm Springs does ordain as follows. SECTION 1x This Ordinance shall be known as the Wal.m Springs Plumbing Cude,v and it shall be sufficient to refer to Bald Ordinance as the "Palm Springs Plumbing Code" in any prosecution for violation of any provisions thereof or otherwise_.' It, shall also be sufficient to designate any Ordinance adding to, amending or :repealing said Plumbing Code or any part thereof as an addition or amendment to on a repeal of the "Palm Springs P1um'ing CodeJ1 SECTION 2 Adopi°lcu of the 1952 Edition of the Uniform Plumbing Code, There is hereby adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, for. the Purpose of r(ro"r1dirng for the protection of public bea:lth and safety, the registration and licensing of persons engaged in the busine,5s of plumbing, or :Laboring at the trade o,f pl`ambing; requiring a permit:, :tar the irestal.l:ation, repair or alteration of plumbing and rfr.ainage systems; creating a plumbing inspector and prescribing his duties, defining wertain terms; establishing the minimum regulations for the installation, 'd.htafationor, repair of plumbinE and drainage systems and the inspection thereof; providing penalties for violation of the code; and repealing Ordinance No. 30 and Ordinannce No, 63; lentions VA to and including Page 97, except the following Sections: Section 1,2; action 1,3; section 1.42 Section 1..81 all of Part Two; Section 20L; Sections 001; Section. 1103 (a); Table 11-•1.3 Section 1110; Section 1111, (b), (c) and (d); '.fable 11-3 and. Tabl.e ll—'; Section 1112 (b), (c), (d), (f) and (g) and Section 1213 (a)o Three (3) copies of the 'Uniform Plumbing Code have been and are raw filed in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, and the same are hereby adopted and incorporated as if set onk at l ngth herein, with the exceptions above set forth and from the date on which this Ordinance shall take effect, the provisions of the 1952 Edition of the Uniform Plumbing Code, except the hereinabove set forth exceptions, together with the hereinafter set forth additions, shall be controlling within the city limits of the City of Palm Springs,, SECTION 33 SummaTy of Contents of the Uniform Plumbing Code, The City Council of the Casty of Palm Springs hereby deems sufficient the following svmmarination of the provisions o:F the, Uniform Plumbing Code; PART ONE, on me:,aaing on Page Is, sets forth the provisions for administration; provides for Plxuifb _ng Inspector; sets forth the duties of the Plumbing Inspactor; provides for right of antr°y; Provides for an order of cessation. to be issued by the Plumbing inspector in the case of a dangerous or insanitary condition or construction; sets forth the permit required., together -pith mark not Taqui.ring a permit; provides for an applica`'tion. for 1 permit; a schodulz of fens provides for all work to be inspected and nrsi ifi,ca'€.ion by the permi ttee to the Plumbing Inspector for inspection. (�i) iJ CHAPTER 1, commencing oQ Page 1, provides definitions of terms,, CHAPTER k, acmmencing on Page 9, on the subjeK of Quality and Wwighks of Nateris!6, Aeneral Regulations, provides standards on the folloNing subjects- (-a) Minimum Standards; (b) Cast Iron Pipe and Fittings;, (c) Uso cl Copper Tubioy (d) Floor Flanges; (e) Cleasoub Fittingsi (f) Thread. 7a0t&gL-,'; (.4) Bac;'k Ai'ate'r Valves, Val-kres and Fitting together Nith a bible for standards for plumbing materials, CHAPTER J', commen',ing an Page 18, on the subject of Genera2 Regulations, P'r0V2A!e,5 St,Rr�dJrds ovi the following subjects: (a) Disposal of Liquid WT stql J) Gonnwctionu Lo P.'-Lu2&ing System Required; (Qewai^ Required: 1d) Damage to Drainage System or Public Sewer; Q) industrial Mantes, PLanz Req%aiyed; (g) Location; (h) Improper Lonation-, (1) Workmanship, tj) Prohibited Fittings and Practices; (k) Dead Ends, (1) Prctenbicn from Freezing; (m) Independeal Systenq (n) Repalrs and Alte-raihionE ; (o) Protection of Materials and Structurea; (p) Hangers ano. Supports; (q) Trenching, Excavation and Backfill, (r) Inspection and Testing; (s) Maintenance; (t) Health and Safety; (u) Validity., CHAPTU-1 )_t„ ocrimei,,,cinq an Page 26, on the subject of Drainage Sloteno, provides standards on the following subjects; (a) Fixtux'8 Unit Equivaleots; Q Size of Drainage Piping; (o) Fixtur�., connections 'Drvina;& IS . ; V ; Changes in Direction of Drainage Piping, A Cleanouts; it) Noviloatal Drainage Piping3 (g) Gravity Drainage Requlred5 ( 5) %ainage Below Curb and also Below Main Sewer Lein& C"11APTT'R '59 conmiencing on Page 33, on the subject of Vents and Venting, pvcvLo-en standards on the following subjects: (a) Vints RequiTed.3 (b) Vents Not, Required; (c) Materials; (d) Size of Vents; (e) Vert Pipe Grades and Connections; (f) VAnt Termination? (g) Vent Stanin and Relief Vents, CHAPTER 6, commencing on Page 36, on the subject of indirect Waste Piping, Wet V nted. Systems and Special Wastes, proTldeo' standards on Ghe uubjec.ts-, (a) Food Storage and Prepar�%- tion; (b) Approvals; (c) Materials and Size; (d) Receptors; K Indirect Waste Piping; (f) Connections; (g) Sterile Equipmereb, Appliances; (1) Gosling Water; (j ) Drinking Fountains; Q Steam. and 1Iot 17a,:e- Dralynge Condensers and Suripsl (1) Chemical Raotes-, W/ Swimming Pools; (n) Vertical Not Venting; (o) Combination ffn,ste and Vent Sys-tem, CHAPTER 7, commencing on Page 42, on the subject of Traps and Iyrbencerjtor.-s,, provi&8 standards on the following s-ubjeotss (a) Where Traps and interceptors Are Required; (b) Traps Protected by Vent Pipirg; (c,) hind and Minimum Size; (d) Traps Prohibited; (e) Trap Seals, (1) Floor Drain Traps ; (g) Water Trap Supplies; (h) Ind-ustrial. and Separators; (i) Slaughter Houses, Paoling etc, ; Q Minimum Requirements for Auto W-asn Rack, (k) G7reaQse Interceptors; (1) Food Waste ProhdlAtsd, GRAFTER 8, commencing on Page 48, on the subject of Joints are. Connoctions, provrides standards on the following subjects- TigNtneso; (b)Types of Kints; (c) Use of Joints3 (d) Special joints; Q Flanged Coiniections; (f) Prohibited Joints and Connections, Vatarpy.'ooflng of Openings; (h) and RodDne,n, (2) 7 CHAPTER 9, con=ncing an Fasgis 52., on the subject of Plumbing Fixture:, pro�rides standards oii the follovdng subjects: (a) Quality of F_Sfture,,i- (b) Alternate Materials- (c) Overflows; (d) Strainers and Corulectiot',.s-, (e) Prohibited Fixtures; (f) Special. Fixture and (g) installation; (h) Urinals; (i) Floor Drains 'and Showor Stalls, (j) Plumbing Fixtures Required, I CHAPTER 10, commencing on Page 1, on the subject of Water. Distribution, pT,o-v,,Ldes standards on the following subjects- (a) Running WTLtel' Reqt:J_.`ed, (b) Urlawful connections (c) Cross- COMML'tioil COYLLC012 (d) Yatetrials; (e) Valves; (f) Gravity , Su�'ply Tanks-, (g) 111atsr Prissoiyre, Pressure Regulators and Pressure Relief Valves; (h) Installations, Inspection and Testing, (i) Size of Water Piping CHAPTER 11, cow-ierio-Jng, on Psge 88, on the subject of House Sewers and R,,ivate S&Arag�i 13ysterLs, provides standards on the follortving Surer Required,, (b) Damage to Public Sewer Or Private Sewage System-, (c) Size of House Sewers, (d) Grade, Suppam", and Protection of House Sewers; (e) Cleanouts; (f) Se'tArer and 19atey- Plpes, ,, (g) Private Sewage Disposal (General); (h) Drawings and Spe-eLfications.- (t.) Capacity of System; (j) Construction, CHAPTER 1.2, commencing or, Page 73, on the subject of Fuel Gas Piping provides 'ij 6d'Ls2 _Ccllamring subjecibs- (a) Definitions; (b) Licenses,-, (c) Per­,m t �' f-'t) Plans Required.; (e) Workmanship; (f') (g) Ge_—1-1 ftc�te of Inspection; (h) Authority to Render G2,0 S&rV9,_Ae9, (,!t) Avkhorlty to Disconnect- (j) Temporary Use of Gas, (k) Gw, Mfetur a Liquidified Petroleum Gas Tank Locations -, (1) Maberials for Gav� pip.'ng; (in) Piping for Liquidified Petroleum Gas.- (n) L,.aks; {0 'I"nitcrcoIn nectinotion. of Gas Piping Systems; (p) Required U Gas Supply- (q R,&­iuired Gas P#*S.ng Size, CHAPTER 13, conriencing on Page 91, on the subject of Water Heaters and Vents, providers 31.anel;r,do on the following subjects- (a) Definitions; (b) License-, (o) Permit;: (d) lnspectiono5 (e) Gas-fired Water Heaters ApTiroval (f) 0-11 Burning and. other Water Heaters; (g) (h`v CIeaT,annes- (i) Prohibited Locations; Protectlorq (k) Abldo installations; (1) Gas Connections; (-III) Pressure,, Rc-i-J.-J"' Verulriresi (n) Approved Type Vents Required, (0) Verft (p) L, and Protection; (q) Sheet Metal SPC (s,') S!-?�e, Riseand. Rahn of Vents and Vent xr Conner,"txs) Lc)c,��ticvy of Ve.rd Connectors and Draft, Hoods (t) Independent 'Vr,,,__,i,, Required; (u' Veryt Termination, (v) Flue DE�mner Rj,,ohibibed, Lining Requ'red,,- SECTION As a part Of' 3"J."d Pollf) Springs P'Lunibing Code., a Section designated Section-1.2 therea:l" and. to read as follows, is hereby adopted: Section 1.2. Adm.inistraltia,,-e,, A-uthcrity and. System. To provide for the administra- tion and enforcement rf j�, i,3 Codeq the office of Plumbing Inspector is hereby created, together with, sach as a Li's tanito as may be necessary to properly discharge the duties of his SECTION 5: As a part of said Palm Springs Plumbing Code, a Section designated Section 20L thereof and to read as followg, is hereby adopted- Section 201 , Leed, Bee TrahCU,, A. Sheet lead shall be not lens than the following: For safe vans- Not, labs thlm'L f-Gar (4) pounds- Per- square fo(yt, For flashings, or vcnt6 tez',ndnisls - not less than two (2) pounds per vent, Lead bends and lead ,,raps shall be not less than 1/8" wall thickness. (3) f t SECTION 62 &;a ya part of ,cold `d.n SpringsPlimbi'ug Codeq a Section designated section 401 thereof Zia to road �;is "°(i!L_iovr, is bc7°eby aadoybede Section 40U N1E3:9:e .ia.ls, (a) liraa,:taagee pipe '311v1.',l he cast Yon, galvanized steel., galv'anzied wrought 9.rong 1e,ad' cis° `ur^a5sa except that, no gal:vanized wrought 'irm.t or galvanized s't..en! pipe and no copper tubing shall be used underground; and shall be kept r(djU;i1'r i`..-_ {.+?"st floor'!.' l`veK ' ( .,) r"ara'ia'aag'a, aa..'t'i:zin-, ^.9'.i,apY."i 7_,F:: of cast iv°o:rs, malleable 9_r°on,9 lead, bias.; or ?,op'pm" h'n'i'llaag f5; siil!c'o'':h wnberway of the same dianoter as the piping soave a and all such fittings shall conform to the type of pi..px us ::«. 1) Fittings cc '�aLL;?'e;o,nd pipe shall be of -the recessed drairr ge type. Na....u.,�.,�r�� „., �� Burred via. L+].f.0 13 elm!]..i b,?? reamed t�i l}�p.e, full bO:C"5 Of the pipe. (2) The thrt,.sa;'_ of drvuMage: fittings shall be tapped so as to allow caxzi,. Mb par foot grade. SECTION M a. 'part Of Saa'icl, aft"]Aaa. Le;:''d�ygw; Plx. hang 0,ode, a, section designated Section 1103 thereof and to read as, ._::',1:;',a,,,t': is 12e:i'<; ,sr a.doybed..� section 1103. House apqwer:' Mat y"' za.l.,xe (a) The ik(!UL^I@-, f:ih7M7i'.r beginning two (2) Teri."s frt,)Yn agy building or structure sha'] bs' °c. °?'aab 'iron pi.�pes, v_A.r-i,9:°_°Fd r?,Ia pipes tranai.te pipe with removal i.>a'v6'S; or of saza:.En, r.nk&aax' eua>f°exu,als as may be approved by the Ar3srLi.nis'tTa'tive autbrai°iky� (b) aoir':r,;:ln,- in,;g;rado ::.od ma: ',ea",iaiLs a,'i'a,_,1i be as prescribed, in Chapter 8 of SECTION 8e As a paa°"E; 61 sa+.::ad Palm 8uYdng2 F''.9.'r:mbing Godes a section designated Section 11� thereof and to road as Z:y.C.0gs, 16 bi:,:L"t'by" adou0.,:& Section 1210. 1=t.o n> No septic iank or oesspool shall be located in any lot other thasa. We '.t.cv§:, +n'r,.dkc,ka, as 'a>tars site of the bpz,ai3sng or structure served by such septic; tank ; u w a r p y & n , shall l oq Ua tank or cesspool be locaied, nearer than a mir4? yul c'r ter (10l feet rufa Wi, bdril.ding or strur;t'urf; ,nor more than four f,gp) a'ce;' tvcydr ,ap.as; ILo" '_a';AO SECTION 9w As =a peat of rs:c;;d Palm Springs 1'lecsdULog,Code, a, section designated Motion 1112 (d) thereof aDd. °tu 'road as i'oltaaarn Is her°ti^aby azdo,pt&2 SQUi o;i 1112 (d) e Z sch o 6spc',.+l us :e6paag'a p`,: shall be circular in shape and shall haTe c7'ii it,:.'i.d( 1,ialtil.°:'�;rc `. U, not lass than four fact (! 10") and shall be " t. tonst'ructed Ot: 60 ;. 124 -. raid, flat, Each bloc) 511a'11 be ,. ..r laid "u1"g'FtG 'tit;', {U,1;7_.t b.d.ti3u',t'k a'rS{5, rr,r ;1„fi5)ol or seepage pit Shah, have at least Y of g3."a`'el ia,`n" ,:.q^?c„'�ly .},`::'g'T. L',:5'l:Iu - ate:l,al. Each cesspool or Seepage pit shall be a 'fAlT %uai,u{ of twelve feat ( .2° ) 'd',e. vFv the surface of the ground. When two or mozo a:esslac:uoij are connected ;ogethez the effluent shall leave all pools through an app`s°a:'isod d+'ent:.& leg e xbonding at least one foot into each pool with thc, ifV.lxjJ '.luaa sat. '+oas'f, s°ini i,anheas (60) below the inlet flow lire. The top w0oo feet & the ces->:'pool li.,'ri.ng shall be laid tight forming a base for the such- The areh way be t::Ci1V,_;'i rutted three wa:,ys P 1., 1DLlosk 14 P. MR IaW Bu An I=. ar the aboTa mothodog planter covering of at least Wo ".21o) Htv)1i he applied. Said covering shall eu.1-60'o-gl ',jl' six: HuMs (60) beyond the malls of the cesspool.) who HUMorand conaretp sldhq Top of aTob most be at least two feet (2u ) ba>u the uWane of Abe gyauml and not more than four feet. SM101 10, 09 a part K ovVi ROrn Pimmbing Coda, a section designated Section 2312 (g)thersof and to nun m6 follc(Ns 1,8 adopted: Soublon 1112 (g). All disposal. eyatema shall be so designed that additioLM Beep agn p0o xmt4y the original system cannot absoush all the ounage, SECTION Ut is a part of sajo ealm Sqpin FivAbing Code, a section designated SeCUDD, 1213 (a) thADIV00 and W VVY! S1 WID'YPFS,, is hereby a-dopted... Sention, 1vin (a), Gas p,ro ,g wou Q Metalled six (6) inches below GC -q-"rets lluc�r' "'I-_,b at piumbor us discration, except that gas piping be tarred and mrapped wilt felt paper when it passes thrcu&. concrete, We& stone on Malway. SECTION 10 As ; pDH M Faid Pplm BPM­F,,u FiunibLnig Code, a section designated. Section. 1.8 hhereof and to vnad na fullown is hereby adopted- section I.B. Pqy person, firm or corporation violating azy of Url.3 Code =Aiall be deemed guilty of a mdademeanorg and mpon onWablou thazeaf chall p*unishable by a fine of not to exceed Flow Mdoed D&MV0 o: key imprisonment in the Rkvrrsij unty M or }airs S AI }airs y j gs Citail, for not to exceed six (6 d Co ) ,months, or hry botb unwh fine and imprizonment. Each separate day or any portion thevoof during whinh any- violation of this Code occurs or continues shall "o duamsd taa coao,lulo a sopa"ato Wemss, and upon conviction thereof shall 11 yuninhab> as hereir proildvdn The Issuance an granting of a permit or approval of plans and specifications shm'LL 7'rIlt bt" diz!ejff;ed or construAd to be a permit for or an approval of any a!,' arty- of the p3avisions of this coM No permit prssvmjng to glyu autharlby tu violate or cancel the provisions of the Palm Byviagn FUmbing Code shall be valid, except in, so far as the wo:rk our uju­,,� virti.i.ch it Mhorizes is law:VoK The issuance of s pt',riTdl, upo,cy, pjarr6 and spvcifLsPtdons shall not prevent, the AdalKstratHe AnhinvVy frorn requiring the correction of errors in said planA and specifications or from pre'ventdng constrwiction operationa being c2pried on bbereunder when in violation of this Code or axW other ordinan2s or froizu re-in�Attng nn,,,y Certificate of Approval when issued in error. Every po'emit issued by the AdWRotrative 1-),uthority under the provisions of this Codte sh��ull axpits by limitatiao and become null and void, if the work autboriz& by svnin p3im& Lo rinl_ within sixty (60) days from the date of such peTrit, or if the -vork trabb.orized by such permit is suspended or abandonerl oJt a,*, idne sHer tin York is commenced for a period of sixty (60) a mow permit shall be first EM work oa,'j. obtained to to du SECTION The Gi'v-,j is beraby, and directaKAQ certify to the, passage 0! this OTA!"anon nao, l,_, C',r'.J15e t!V, MM to be published once in the, (5), ub ished and circulated STM, xt 'Ljai,�,z on, prinbed� p C, ffec,..,ti re thi 'Y (30) d y Thp—; a 0 e, Git;y of P"Am P:z 11� of the ri Springs City ofa s4 Dnli I, tho wodrwaI'v'.t'-&± C'i ty L: aalifornia h8rcby fr'-.'egCirj.S bci,, g Ofaarl0, 6Lfc� 281 Of he Cityof Palm Springs, said City held on ty Council of irUvoducer cq Mi ":J.c 'AL 20-bh dp,; of April 954, -�.jjd wjs passed without further readir, -?'A(3 -a'radt-J,Do ti nall� L'i r,it:'� J.M,0118 consent of the City Council y t)y h fo Lo wing E� "2-id Pi Id 1AFLay 18, 1951� the I wi a d regular 'J'o'te' AXES ay 't'nd Lbyd. NO. 'by, Florian G� Boydq I �,vaLj on Bigried J. c-'i ty Claric of said City. Cjjes-:� my ,,nd or?aL oS.' 3aJ.,d (14 day of ivl�'V'q 715).54 dfu M7r1k of E� .may 6f Palm Springs, California ca'rbi-f.'y tha`�'� 2jr;.c, certificate were published in tho P' -')esev"" - papor of generalcirculation� IL'­ nevva p-yintod, p-wiJlis'beel ai'0' :3ircLlated in, of Palm Springs� of Palm Springs,, Califo`thia ORDINANCE No. 9JS2 ANT OR'DIMA'NCTE Ot' `_T4iN C117 OF PALM SPRINGS AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 259 On SAID tA'.4iy SNOW O SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE, PRESCRIBING Ii.USS AND R.FllUhATIONS GOVERNING THE CITY PI.AT4f1Nr,• CO1T+93SION AND PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE SUBDIVISIO31 OF IL-UuD "rgIrjjTlN THE CITY BI' JAIW➢ING THE S[1B,SE107101: OId V,13T3DSr1,3'O'ffq P1 A PORTy.'ON OF SECTION 3 ' op 9f S)LI➢ OR➢1MNcE NO. 259 AND ADDING SUBSECTIONS 6, 7g Jg AND 10 TO SECTION C; OF SAID OR➢I'VIANCE No. 259 fallowss The City Council of thy. City of Palm Spring* does hereby ordain as SECTION to he Subsection on saStibdiai.sion°' of Section 3 of Ordinance No. 259g known as the "SubdiEr lion Ordinnanpe,n is henrb-y amended to read an folloxss SUBDIVISION refers to any real. propserty, Lnproved or unimproved, or portion tbereo-f, &c7,rr c:z +?:e last Couatj equalized assessment roll as a u* .t or con-b:iguatis saxaits,, idii-ch are divided for the purpose of sale or :,..ea.sE: into parcela of ten (10) acres or less,, whether xned'9.at,. or future. SEC''UON 20 Ord-Ln,a ice Nr. 259 t.e fui^Uee r aronanded by the additions of Subsections 6. 71 d, 9 and lO of 'action G of sand Ord:iznance to read as followaq�>; b. A subdivision ?aa:v.°e,aag fc+•ar (2j.) 10-�s or less whioh does not affect any major alterations of street or utility installations may be subd-,4-aded under the following procedure for records I of survey maps et the discretion of the Planning Commission. 7. S10-BD.T.VISION OF ,SFETCH k'ULN: Pricr to the preparation of the record of survey matp9 they subdivider shall conifer with the Pla •Ian;„ Dircoctror v,Alo ,hall- review the-aketch plan of the propoa3 d soV,) l:v.i;won to ;-3.et.crani:ne -tehe'Uler said subdivision MAE,' the requil--° laent s and standarde or this Ordinance. Q. STrLNDARTfi AND :+IAY-is ➢eoign ;tandard.s and data of the record of siirvey riap 0iall 'be -l_aentical t1- the requirements for a final sabellid.slon plat iiIien at,,plicable. 96 OON➢IFTIONAla APPRCIr�iA,a Conditianoal approval shall be given I o the sTaYel_Lrya.c.ETp by the Planning, Director when, the proposed :reen-d of u'P].rveq nap .�SeE::teF,i the sti n.daxds as determined by. this OrdLriaacr. 10. ST)B ISSION OF RECORD OF 5UR)TEY 2ChYs After obtaining conditional apprcr,rsl, the, oubdivider may proceed with the preparation of tiie record of survey map. Tlie record of survey map shall be aubmibted to acid revipve d 'by the Pl",,in'-ng Comnd.a;sa.on in the manner proscribed I for i'ne . plate. SECT "ON 'a The Oity Ql uvk r� hereby order-ad and directed to cer tOty to the pawage of thia e mr. to oam3e thg3 amie to be publ shed once tn thY 3 Desert Swig a w okly of eds°culatllon printed, published and eirr Lated in than Gw, of (' °n U f�a This ordinan scq shall be Infull force ward affect thi2ty (30f cYv,% artax° parao"ige:e ATTESTa S/ Louise Y4'Ganxt it�ler&a. tkui l; ty � 'Y �G <r ;i I, the underEigm-d, City G'jI t v tht-.') C-ity, of Palm Spr'inga9 Cxlifornia4 hereby certify that +;ix+ baing Ordinaaice No. V21 at the City of Palm 3jxriag,ai, -6mw at as *"tIm4 of the City Council of --aid City f_"ld u'n tn"r- V'4'h day of IM1511 and was read in Rill aad duly pmsr ed a mw+aAI-nvIY o2 r aid Cmirwil held on, the .lst day of Z''Ime- S .1'.�wda9�9e I further oertd r that P,aadd. ims thereupon ,signed by Florian C. Boyd, Mayor of Y1Im Spring., &,d attested by L ioe )kCarap City Mark df said city. 1hITIJFJSN vy hand and mul of this IS t dW of June,, 1954 LJ of Palm Spa1rp I ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALL SPRINGI TIMM THE AMOUNT OF HONEY TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION OR TUE FIVAL YEAR BEOTMING VOLY 19 !V56 ci% c)f the- 0:11-or Of Paba Springs, does ordain La follv= S'ECTIUK Is ILa arivapt of money necessary to be s7a.Vii.F�&II !,% upon "'Ale, Propeviy Tfnthin the CAJ7 of pnlla Sy�ndnga,, ws' a Tntn�,-"uui?l to car��,y (�xo varicFas departargeritz; of such City- aur-id to pay and other indebtedness of the City for the fiscal yeax, L, 1' '4 1,95 s ha:--,,by, r zer1 as folluwss (a) Vor `who maintenance and gapport aad cat' no�ces8ar,v for the public 11braryp known as the Library o�F' the City of Palm Springs, the maintenance & said pul%, 1' nui1, beirig, otheywise provided for., the sun of TweuK7vFq±w Mac- flMd, three hundred 0247-nine DyllayO ($24,359-00) . (b) For the danrying on of 'be various th's ("14:0Y btue,r said pCollic lroraxy and sewerage facilitses, t ov"M 0 Two - !undi-ad za_Liety-five thousand., 41x hundred fifty-ove For the -po.,.Tvpo,9e of providing and maKtaining parks and musio and far advertiting purposes, to be used and expanded for such puxposea, In with Ordinance No, 192 of the City of FNIM spring's the, Gam of Thirty-eight thousand Dollars (638,000.00) . (d) is concerns the bondsv issuance of which wawa anthoMod at the special Meotio.a held April 26, 1.9149, for the purpose of paying 114he anvan! interest thereon as the same became due, and also the principal as shall ba�?omc due, the sum of QQ7-two thousand, sdlz buai;d�_red twenty- fi:To Dollauo ($62,6215*00). I For the Maintenb6o Ad oppratlam of lc,ha Gity of PaIr Springs, said maintenance and operatian not otberwW bping' pro de?d for, the quit' A" Ten thuasand, seven hundred V011:0103 ion-1 "SECTION 2a Thlo Is A ordinance fixing, a,,�"Lr',o�,)d 1,q rMe G)ity aeuneil thorefora MeMaus and du- Maivy that owme &W be afTestive qV to�.' 'aLo provisions eo,�- %931 of the Uovernpant Cods 141,10 ,'J­t'jato ol, uDr,rlfkCA'� 6 T`12Q) 0' 1w1 of ills 0016we aad to owaz_" sarf!�," ter Wag a nzwvpapev of general Kroulation, printod, Mavulated M the City of Y5aqbm 0-,pri.11gs� Earl G. WCM, Mayo:v of the city- of Pa"Em Sp-i"ings �rj7 W_ '10V Palm eywinga uf the O.I.A.Y. Of P22ra hi N that, lan. fo.-mgo.la.xg ird.inaFw�,, "r," C)jr Palut SpriEps, vyac; r att f:ed a ITI oiO-m g ci o":'Ad held on the j'Ll,�PAy of 6.d. "at a: 3 waw there-uqm.l uflpwd v�•y C 11 21 llf� "'k d" cdE Pa'Ira Sprr-mg's, azld attested )XY' i'm �l "W vvd C.I., saft.el this, day. City cle'lt une Palm Ukp!,; t2le foz-egolmg or-ab-nanot, arx(,,l A,t�trq- 11.9.54, it thH Pah, SP,-h-,g;o of gcsiiszs,al csxculetlons, p-.rkrit,-dg pibll,,Aiac'� f C', City GD,.,'IAz af, Q-; Faln't Spr,"Lup, V � ORDINANCE 110, AN ORDINANCE OF THE Cl:'P'Y OF' I'AL1yi SYfZ:f:NGS, CAG'1'FOR;IVLA, o✓�'y r ANNEXING TERRIMMY FURSUANT TO THE 00AMNE XA.TSON OF UNINHABITED TERRITORS ACT OF 1.939? SEOTIONS 3 300 ET SF,Q. OF THE GOVERNMENT CODE 01' TIA1 TIAATE'> OF C ALIFORNS.A WHEREAS, the vinnexstion. of 'I'a.:a'y±t,0:r7 .&!T t of 19399 as Sections ;3a.30O at .^ora. of tr'tva Ctavet3vttunb Codex of tYa,_, State of (:'a1.i:Eax0-z„ frrovi.d.e;,s for the ai;4erattl.on o:£ the botmdaTien of inyorpovatQ tcrnr.:x�j annazation of uninhabited territory .8:,bexetua, as3d 10?'l Mahe: ib24.:1ia:°:w,re:r� 1 P.eaxa. Ofsuch annexed territory in and as a °°A �,4" �Nd�k�ts s�s�.n;r;rxliag aaityN andtl'��ar :?alga pverrnnesat, and municipal. aao anal of :tuab. al- kexord ak4 WHEREAS, the City Council of th E'iij o.,f :Palen. 5;Wr:9.xaga, on the A& day of PJ-0yq 1954, by Resolution No, 4(,)6 ,,, i.,o:j.t%ttSd, pr:^uce,edi;ags pux°r.Uant, to the ;said act to alter the boandaripo of oaid city and to inoo,rporat.3 ,and ine luda .in said city uninhabited territory, 'w1."r`i sh Bald ttr:avi,tor7y, together with the 'boundaries of said territowy, is spo ifically described and designated hereinafter in this ordinarneg and WHEREAS the said territowy wa,a de fe,;rmined to be unt.nh bited tarritory under V-Y-, provisions of the said Act and uti3 the fi.rara"kugta on; Cl' Council, an sect, forth in Resolution Q. 4067; and WIM AS th,% said uninhabited territory was designated ed an Me Northweat Terx::a;tory &.denvion,a" which said designa tior2 wze� ahTcr43d ra?r appropriate identifSoa- Mon by said Resolutiots No 406'j, and. WHEREAS the said City Council da2ir°e o to annex the hereinafter described territory for the reason that the sa:Ld. tasr° itaa,r,+ Lm ulluuatacl, sganneralG.y nor°t',harest— er°;Iy of he sal.d r .ty and., in part, co:rarar°:8aa, the 4rsa for the deve opnesaa of a trairtpaL s;yjtemg Irarsuant to the Nl'ount Sian Jacinto Winter :P&z'k &a hor1ty Act (Scat 1915, Chapter 1040). The proposed tramway development© together with the continued growth of population and :insweasK building Lu, ttae city i.ndicata that in the near ftture the said. terr°itoz"y 011, be improved vitb, trauil.d.i.a?gs wid, other "'3,uruc @.;.a:res suitable for residential as way '.V. ,ear of nvrn�a-,'Q .t-al dBvelcrpnu:3n t to tserao'aa the tra'n�ra�y de 'el.ole'mc:a:r;+ta The oca;t;iaan and. aaaticipatead devalopment of the said territory is savb ts4hatt pim, �..ba,.aeai,Ran of fir'e? and police pvoteGtioan by the City to the territory propQNed .to be annex% mill tnnefit tbo ter°ri.tcary and in turn will benefit -%he and. WHEREAS the said Resolution No, 4067 00 aorrth twlae tiiau, and J:al�,au�a :e9he purpose of hearing and deteatni.eig: all uu=¢^.ttera prvasaSa,u i;tV_(aad rrai.tar> they City. Coax`"acil prior to the hour Pet forth in said rnaeulubion and pv=Mug that at any time before the hour set £ur beating s3bjea;,t,3,oils, errq uwa'urar° of �prog saNty yrithirt, the hezeinafter described territory �aL2a.d i"1le wr^rYttr�n }aro-testto agaixwt, the annexation ; a copy of said Reuo➢.ution No, 4067 was pub:C:lslaed once a wr.�ek for two weeks prior to the hearing date :in both the Desert Sun, a newspaper of genssraa ol-z'Oulataiona published in the City r.)f Palm+. Spri.aa.gag and. the Ri;res:rreids Enterprisvq a newspaper of general cisroulation rMbI.L.-Aaead in 'bhvu Ceara by Of Riverside, State of California, and WHEREAS, on the 5'tnh day (if, Aug albs IR51e9 at e3930 weclock poem„, at the City Council Chadbersg 32110 McCaY:aum Yflf'xyr in the 01ty of Palo Spwi.ngs, 'being the time and place fixed for the bearing and dt-,ter'rmi:caing of �krritttc,,n Prot ;at , said bearing and determination h2 ct, >avlrdj I e 't<nth Vrok tte n and oral Tecoi:sd, objection of all pereaons awning projeeTty irll:4b3n the, ann--axation area noted and ancepted and par;,3ed upon, t:iro foku.nd to be Muffic;ient; and WHEREAS all proceedingo r°equi.rrd of 't3'ndral lasted Territory AM of 1939,3a were had and takzw am joenwriTed by said Actq, t' NOW THEREFORE THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CIT`t' OF PALM SPRINGS DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS- SECTION 1- Pursuant to the MAnnexati.on of Uninhabited Territory Act of. 1939," Section_ 35300 et seq. of the Ooverrment Code of the. State of California, the boundaries of t'ixe City of: Pale, Spar ng.s shall, be .u,.cl hereby altered and the uninhabited territory ;hEa.;e:ina:L`t:en° d.r:scribed is tu::r :ky annexed to and incorporated and included :in the City of Palm Sp:r_ngs- A1'1 that contain raa% prr.;.r;e:rty irr. Ri,.ger�,i.de Cc=.inty9 Oal:i.fornia9 described as follows- Beginning at the Southeast r;(Yrnr,r of Ser t;ivrY 1`5, R1AE9 SBB&ff; Thence Westerly along the South bo�:nndary of Seetic)ri. 339 T;3S9 R)4E, approximately one mile to the Scuthwr-:St, corner of said Section's 33,, Thence Southerly along the East botwtdary o:" Section 59 T4S, R4E9 approximately one mile to the Soutbcaazt corner of said Sectioia 5s Thence 'Easterly along the. North 'boin-da:a^y of Sect,lon. 99 T1iS9 R4E9 approximately one-half mile to the 'North quarter point of said Section 9; Thence Southerly along the half­,sec°tion line of Section. 9 app:rox, imately one mile to the South quarter-poi:rct of said Sectlan 9; Thence Vieste"rly along the South 'bowadw: ies of S&:aa.o'raei 99 8 and 79 T4S9 R1E, approximately two and orw hra;l.f' miles to the SouUjtve,;at oornor of Section 79 T4Sv R,,E^ Thence: Nn; 3,hrxly' along the West bc;'cmdarl.es of Sections 7 and 6a ,TLS, �s apyr,oxi_mately .two miles to Ghe Northwest corner of Section 69 T4S9 R4E, T.henxce Westerly along -the. South boundary of Section369 T3S9 R3E9 approximately one mile to the SouthIM'est corner of said Section 36; Thence No:rthr,rly along the West, bowtbary of Section 369 T3S9 R3E; approximately one mile -to the Southeast corner of Section 26,, T3S9 R3E; Thence Westerly alos',g the South 'boundaries of Scxti.ons 26 and 27.9 T3S9 R3E., approximately two :rni:L.es, to tho Southeest corner of Section 279 T3S, R3E; Thence SsrutherCiy alonig the. East 'boun.da T. of Section 339 T3S9 R3E9 approximately one rrdLe tso 'the Southeast corner of said Section 33;'I'hence Westerly along the South boundary o:f said Section 33,, T3Ss R.,E, app:roILLMte,V one. nu:le to the Soubhws.st Corner of said. Section 33, Thence No:r*thGvly along the West boundaries of Sections 33 and 28, T3S9 'R3E9 aT;P"oxiruat,ely I;w,7 :miles 'to 't.:be Northwest corner of Section,. 289 T3S•9 R;3E; Thence Easterly along the North 'boundary of Section. 28, T.jS9 R3E to the No-t,h-ast corner of said Section 28; Thence Northerly along the West bo.nndaar7 of Section 22, 'T 35, R;3E, approx- imately one mila to the Nort'bwests corner of Sectica, 229 T,3s., R3E; Thence Easterly along the 'North boundaries of Saabions 2'% and 239 T3S9 R3E9 approximately txTM:, milks to the Northeast c*.v v of Section 239 T3S9 R3E; Thence Southerly along 'the Eastern bo,;inda.'ry of Section 239 T3S9 R3E9 approximately one mile to -the SoutY,.east torjxer of Section 239 T3S9 R3E; Ttaance Easterly along the No:r't'h 'toiuitasy of Section 25,, T3S.9 R3E; app:roximately one mile 'to the Northeast :soarer of said Section 259 T3Sa R3E; thence Southerly along the, East bcurndal.;ys of Section 259 T3S9 R3E9 approximately one mile to the Southeast corner of said Section 25; Thence Easterly along the North 'boundaries of Sr-otiow 319 32 and 339 T3S9 R4E. approximately 't1wee miles to the Northeast corner of Section' 339 T3S,y y Thence Southerly along the East: boundary of Section 339 T3S9 R4 E9 app'roximxtel.y one, mile tc l;lns Suathic, ` corner of Section 3.39 the point; of 'begit4iing; the said rtr.'aar proposed to be included and annexed nonstitutes "senor 31, 32 and 33 of T3S9 R4:E9 Sections 229 23:, 2.1.-0, 2 s 279 289 33 an7.d 3(j cf T3S9 R3E9 and Sections 59 69 7 and 8 and the westerly orle­half of Section 99 T4S, R4B, SBB&M, an area of approximately squa,:re miles. SECTION 2e This Ordinance is baveL * declared to be an urgency ordinance necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health and safety within the meaning of Section 369"'v? of the G)vernment Code of the State of California. A statement of the facts constituting the urgency is as followss After competent evidence and cab aR motion, the City Coumci:Y. h&s taken notice of the deplorable resulto rah any �' �S stale �n�t t�"�api�'"sib��s��tion growth developing without the 'bei,&:fasts of zoning control, Und airy pollution controls. Failure to enact :caning conLrc.ilrs zesull s in substandard development that breeds plagues and produces holr,uaur:rbs. MFozecv'er, non=conforziing rights, coupled with the dubious valid3:ty of retroactive legislation.• produce a ' serious threat to the health and safety of a ormr xity Zoxaizrg applied -after -development of an area :is as effectrivx� a no !mning at, all... Air pollution in Los Angeles County is a coTritaub reminder of the dsnger of uncontrolled. industry pollaat:ing the ui:c with parent compcn.'t*_d.s that result in hydrocarbons, ozone, avlpbi.des and sulpfr:?ar t9lw:uw23t These chemi.oral. . compounds., *hen in the air, are knawn as smog and they produce eye irrita_ tionp crop damage and decreased vi.sibi:iit,� a The City Council declares the noxious result of failure to impose zozr:ing :rrgula.tions and. air pollution controls, either as a portion of a zoning plan cr separately, on an area subject to rapid growth, a serious ixvnvacc to health and safety of the area lacking the controls, together with an)r arN.�,,ab aubtrting. The present County Zoning Ordinances provide for heavy indus y. in the area to be annexed by -this ordinance.., provided applicants for said i.rd:usla�r obtain a permit. There are no standards of guidance upon which the Board of Supervisors may properly* issue such a heavy industry permit, M.,) County Zoning Ordinance does not mention the words "air pollution" n,,r° provi.dn standards of guidance for the handl.ing of the problem. It is tkK� --finding of t'tre City Council that the County zoning ordinance is wholly inadcgpatc, to ±,orl.d.e far the orderly growth of the annexation area herainbef a3t e dr;sc1_,Tbed. The, State law prow idea for InterJx zoning-ordinances when en.aot;Rd im,c rraaxt to €ro. arceaexatlon pro— seeding. In order for the City of Palm Sprisn.gs to av-ail itself of the benefit of State int,6r4 zoning pmo'vi6iorzs9 is is ro.areseas.°y twat -the annexation be completed immediately so th.2,t the City may gain jurisdiction over the annexation area for the purpose of imposing zoning controls and air pollu',Aoys c•ontro.1rij I The commencement of installations, of a tramway, system by the Mount San Jacinto winter Park Authority will, atrtraox udbs•tandard development of business and residential uses, Improperly pea:^mitted indar3trial uses within the annexation area will promote substandArd reside-jutial us o, together with air pollution Foci, these ;rearaon , this urgency o:rdinanrxe of annexation is enacted to take e:ffert immed:ia eil.:y, and dsolae^ed to be necessary to preserve the health and safely of -the residen:bs of the City of Palm Springs. SECTION 3s The City Clerk is hut:-,;:by ordered and diveoted to certify to the passage of this ordinance ar.d to oauae the same 'too be published once in the Desert Sun, a newspaper of gene.,,cal. sirculation, pt^i.ntaed, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs. vI yo: ci' t e Z a yr'i;3 Pa=MITrinp ATTESTS G�3Ey Jerk`f the I 1 hereby c.—,IJ2y that the crcidiin and foregoing is a L'A"'tzC copy of +Ja°dina.nce No, 284 enacted aas can urgcncy ordinance by tho City Council of the, City of P-alm Springs in a meeting of said City Council hold on the 5th day of Auguste 19%q by the following motes-': Ayea:. Councilmen McKinney., Strebe, Sanborn, Hardy., Nathanson and Mayor Boyd, No: None Absentt Miller 1 further certify that said ordinance was thereupon signed by Florian C. Boyd, Mayor., and attested by Louise McCarn, City Clerk, of said City of Palm Springs. I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate were published August 12, 1954, in the Palm Springs Desert Sun, a4 weekly newspaper of general circulation., printed, published and cir— culated in the City of Palm Springs. s/ LOUISE McCARN City Clerk of the City of Pala Springs,, California WITNESS my hand and the seal of said City this aL day of,L1954 OUISE , City of Palm Springs,, State of California I Q t_' w ORDINANCE NO. 285 JX AN ORDINANCE OF THE C11Y OF PALM SPRINGIS, CALIFORNIA, I1 nJ, REGULATING THE HHEO'HO'N AND MAINMNANCE 0'F+' "TTLES*I:SION n� �, ' AND RADIO RECEIVING MYTENN.A, PROVIDING S`['.ANDA'Hs"A'�'. `mil °0 )/✓ FOR 'M ERECTION ADI"')t MAINTENANCE OF SAID ANTENNAg AUTHORIZING THE BUILDING INSPECTOR TO MCM APPROPRIATE ° ! SPEC TIG S AND 'PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR F LOLATION THEREOF �D' The City Council of the City of Pa;im Springs does ordain as follows* SECTION 8050. Definitions, b SECTION 8050.1 Building Inspectors Shall mean the Building Inspector of the City of Palm Springs or any of his authorized assistants. SECTION 8050.2 Antenna.! As used in this chapter shall mean the out-door portion of the receiving equipment used for reuei i.ng television or radio waves from -;pace. SECTION 8050.3 Masts Shall _-eae na that portion of the outside antenna system to vbinh the l—terna ita as `ached, and the hupport or extension requixed to elevate the srnterio..a to a. height d.ecmed necessary for adequate operation. SECTION 8050.4 Heights Stall m6an the overall. vertical 'Length of the antenna system above the ground, or, if such system 'be located on a building then, above that part of the level of such 'building upon YQaich the, system rests. SECTION 8050.5 Persons Shall me�an and inc]:ade any person,, firm, partner- ship, association, cj5&ration, company ar organization of any kind. SECTION 3051. . Permit Requjxed. It shall be unlawful, for any person ' to install, repair cr mai.ntain, either as owner or as agent, servant or employee of the ocrner, or as on independent contractor for the owner, or otherwise, any outside television or radio receiving antenna, any additions to, or substitutions for, said antenna unless and until an inspection permit shall have first been obtained from the Building Inspector. SECTION 8052. Fees- An Inspection fee of $2.00 shall, be paid for each permit issued rider Paragraph 8051. A reinspecti.on fee of One Dollar ($1.00) shall. be paid for each trip when extra I apertim" a-e necessary due to any one of the following reaesonss (1) wrong addressg (2) condemned work resulting .from faulty con.structiong (3) repairs or corrections not made when inspection is calledg (LI.) work not ready for ,inspection when called. SECTION 8053. J4p slicat:ion Datas Application for permit shall. be made upon blanks provided 'Ey tr?-e-ui.ld-.Lng Inspector, and shall contain or have attached thereto the following informations SECTION 8053.1 Name, address and telephone number of the owner .for whom to be made. SECTION 8053.2 'iiie lot, block: wid snabdivioi.on of the premises on which the installation is to be made. SECTION 8053.3 wheethur it, Is a ,new installation, repair or maintenance work. ' SECTION 80.53.4 'Whether a radio or television on receiving antenna. SECTION 8053.5 A 'blueprint azc ink dray_Img of the plans and specifications and method rat'.' installation smd attaeY,mant to tho building era In the ground. SECTION 605 3.6 Hmye of the person making the inSt,9L'U L"LOn. SEC'i"iON 6053.7 Such Other as tiie liuilddng Inepec:tor sha 1. require to show full LNOrgnY.i.ance with this and all. other l.wwsa arid ordinances C)f the City. SEC'irfON 8L)6 Buil.diwg Inff ec;tor u A e-hXals, Tiight arnd Fowarrs. SECTMX 8050. It Shall be the, duty of the Building 1'rispector and his authorized ar.>cistaants, to inspect all television and radio ;,=ce::.•sring antenna to aocer°ta.n if the w€rrk haB been. done in a workmanliks mariner and to investigate all curplainta from the general public pertaining to said antenna installations and interference caused thereby. SEC'TI(fh 8060 1, Ice Building Inspector acid MIS aseistaiit aa-a hereby empowered in inspect or reinspect azW viririg, equipment or apparatts conducting or using electric current for radio and, tel.evisi.ora receiving service in the City9 aid if conductors, equipment or apparatus. are found to be unsafe to life or^ property, or are riot in confo7m3.ty with the provisions of this ordinance, the Building Inspector sh.a-1 notify the person owning or operating the hazardous wiring or ecienipment to correol the condition zw1th3n a forty-eight hour period, or within the time the, Building Inspector specifies. Failure to correct vio- lations within the specified time saa"?l a violation of this ordinance. SECTION 8061. Mal.a-wful to Interfere oath. BuIDd:i.ng 'lr:"rpectorso It shall be unlawful for axry per ;aura toi..nc ox .ri,e :iere unit--i the Building Inspector or hi.s au.tb.orized rPpresentaives jr. the discharge of their duties under the provi.siclino of this ohaptalr. SECTICia 806P. 'Notice £car: Iri ee,tior. ai3ca person to whe�m a permit_ w has been granted fe thc; a television +rr radio receiving aunt zissa shall immediately notify the Building 'In€,pector whern, the work covered by the permit has been oxpl.eted, acid i,s ready for filial insyes,Gi.on.. Uper,. such notice, the Building 'Inspector or his authorized, rcnresentatives shall, promptly inspect and approve the installation if the work complies In all respects with the provisions of this rasdinano-a and the, permit, •road Sh.ay.l, disapprove said. installation if it fail.S to 0oerrlzly9 stating in writing the reasons for disapproval and specify a time -within which said de;.fects corrav�ted,. A rceit^nspectio n shall be made after notice to the Bu.ilda.ng IRaapector that the defects have been corrected. SEUTION 306- Bond :2eT< j•ed. Every person engaged 'in the 'business of making teleNrision oa^ r7a-&.o :receiving antenr.;a iam 5t°,alletisns, repairs and doing maintenianoe w'ox^k on saxae ,ataall airaually file with the Building Inspector a good and sufficient bond in the scam. of One 11ha;usand Dollars ($1,000.00) executed by a bonding or surety company authorized to do business in the City of Palm Springs and apprcved by the City Attorney. Said bond shall be conditional upon the faith- ful cbservaLncse of all laws avid ordinances of the City of Palm Springas and o all indemnify, vana and izroep har^an1es,1 the City from any and, all damages9 judgments9 costs or expeins(.rs which Lair; said. City may incur or rsuffnr by reason of the gralA'- ing of a. persait to ins'ball, Vepair or rv)intain said €axrdellna or aiay services thereto. Said 'bond shall x-Zn, to t^he Of Palm Spr°ing;s for the use and bene.t a of any pc3r3on •r rxj may Uuffer inj-arie o Or property d aanges by reason. of tYie perl"rcia granted hereauader. The mai.n:tcrnance of said bonad in full .force and effeoat shall be a prercqui.slte to the issuance Of s�V perm t required wider the provisions of this chapter. A liability, pol.i.a:'y 'ivsuie.ei by ana i.r urn ce ecrpany authorized to do bua°inesrs In the Cady of :Paim S'prinii�rs 'r,�a ch conforms to the above rerluirearaents may be penaitted. Ill lieu of a. bond. SEC'i'IO'K 8063,: This pr;aevlSion sh€l.1 not amply to parsordl. installations, repairs or stiairitenannce r-Tf said ai'itenra by the mover ar Fc ovlded, however, that said, canner ror 000;npaat givF.s n;`ffic:'aent proof to thn Building I Tor theZw he i. gaaa�iif c. d to purl;a r°m t'h s -work �i n c:via i"urn city with. the Snffiper Provisions Of thie cnhapteerg ui3 f's^ovi.ded, furtber, 'Uha,t said U4'DP r or occupant -2- :z:E.lDes 1'dt"f.:2 7!d Y.( application for €V, pC^..'.w°?4iit an aiS"t"i"�i,:l'si `i't'° h','C�c;7 C97 'r `l hz-" " La u(i�l,a�l 9;"df'rke 'K W 03 nst,cvl 11cTt`+'»r � Tap air° or ` 5 b.J7iti� ,f'.1,$„"1.' �B�^,wn't_sS'��C?iil,:tzru'.'C' c7�P,'d >!t,r_ ^ ovZy y3`;^�i.Tluili•�C�: 9 e i01Y9 and Mat in P;ill ,do all tf tC"' Yvc:ai.?':; lce r.r3uaa].`'y .aad -7ltlas`t the Masishwave of any other person. SEC`110W 80 ,a`ufur;,ttLn',.¢', d liFr U.i:r,rtr:r;iip:'sa SEC`1' 0A s)0 p 0 All l 'r=4f^.':r.l"'iVS.s:.l.fi?n and T.^adig "h`::2 E:'i`17 aXg antenna iL4Ei{wal Y.sha,c ," foam "ud rrztev_- tPn, cA° c,r„a.i,f, r_,,Da o '�1ra �� atn��c,�� shall be made in ; �,.C°.c°�u:i u'•c.i-lf3t;G Witt r"r..r a::9r:, 5:°l:?�f.�,yG"T°41s;r, rules r"-.iXlr1, rC.gvi.7lasEiiragi_a i r Yoo"L oh all 4x� of, V7t(YI:SmYJfiLRYdL,Y`ll'u'�t..C)�feu',]-Id stc' OTT - EullPibiV 430 bT7,a2_ .Eti AN'(3a'a) 9YP`$6 t aSPd, 7:ii,tt7e;Cad`ci. ;1,nb_,t'@,;a.l„B.rr3eX 2Jn a rf)©:t° shall '::bG' 7idC?7.'aa'`U d on it's cgfz.'s4, or plate :uWeviLg twe 6: 71an—.) ta.iL97Ci ei .¢.T., rG'7of 8x'd .-_hall be r9ea".`jre3.ly asn:ilor1'5,d TO'1'Lh fp pc'!.,",�" SL(,T101¢I ir)`g`41q,.:.i': !Masts and antennas shard 5^ar,`,". be fastened directly to -'voof e¢:r. .sapa>?oi.,:ed lby c'Cxvhus'�tib'lL ana�?is�s��: or "�rr hall. bs cry an, aqpP a;;2d I.eF`pe', �Apt1 atir A.__, �u:1�C'b k:."i0(:r..a a�.r3 lri S.;C"yr,usl,AX--¢7 Ndd. , uJL f .7"l'',� 0 No above Se fgroulv'& In ek8`°"enz Move Tocep'bJ;l.on is M000P. It:ry")" G,?�DG ,�Y"US'"i`°,r,3.iliifle7 _5pe- i e„ — mi`i Ion :'14".y be gt°:5..?.,'.r,n,! Cc-"e .'4:ui,7:.f.!2%i ,Eik9i;:J:"�:1 toCx:4 C,C?!�- ToiEC-? above 0:�1;.+G<3:2.:�'.if:Cl height .i.,Y�iL.+..tatJ11LtTAw��+ :=,�I'S 1014 06070,5 E'SYezg !'I%`not be groen'.vded To against ri Cl.:(,, aJsT nVoks rt,1 ,)'v ,'UP_agg `1'v:i C¢, am adeqnyte ground Snr'.ir ao SECT.i.O7'4 607E) ,b '1')n, no e.`.`.f.'l.E3re t1t0.cLl,A. an antenna installed 1z01:3'"er to 'i:oY➢.C' �d'fi}:Z°r.'(3 , ??i"l eda.,4'(::'lEq.�is '1V l P ''r.. '9 ^r° { t r� i n vr. 'rFl4 'yJ .92u °1.C1 1't,r.e: `V."J:^:,l.r.s , approved. by .Clia Zoning BC7 it dv ,`ro no `Lasy¢eEl` f,'=7hlea (,'r 9a!l.;" 'fr.L`r:E es shall cross Or G:J '%r''n:fd ovsr any pea.5^':t of any street (7r s:i`J'(?';S2.1k. SECKOM 80 q W 3 1 1 d o t v.a',fiC.f � it is 1S CC,e a.ar y to install au2' eildr cd F1L'2w° po-o.ep° i,1_le ,, or 'Wtlere ^deuaa s ocnfi-d be caused e d 1➢y its falling., a nr3].9arc`).to ria_e"S -this mv.". t M .d'tlu'd;aObeY1 to C,'ehe coons-arm 01 the antenna, and secured. in e'a f l.£.1.T"Crn'C',:1.U:9t7,n 7:f a;,,r y'.,nc:{;a. he, S:ECZE')1U 80'[Oobi A-e4r-hui� 1aa:ri_rats far, rsnl�..-"' utas 5a:>p a 'a 4°, , ,a r,SCnG7 09."'ld gLtiy 'Gf d:e+ 37CSHn'$; be lead cvF.,°Qr'J:° screws on lead s3-iia,l,dry, Cdr':1''l.,tfad ;1.:i7Y:,C SC,lid 'Ibloo1"j CCf' f"1 re:'te 4'r gJ'^;{fv';.U.ew 'd1a115=„Px„C9ltd�b2'9.I:avL:a.�J.t.f3 C;Q'v';lilP"u'i7t=L,11^"l'"n_C>^?o a.E:f.',`,G'"{(1R UU ()n!;r `.tr"1i oxrjrls.0 1::I.on. lines must be kept at lf?as'1'v 67.:% :1.11C.fi vs (0) PR.I"ear of t:;elC;pi3onQ or '1.i%=q'lt sires. SEf;;"iL+'71''I i1,b°frDa.B..Ctl Rti7al Plugs 247,e P.3T'ip+:P:.''ved only '.Coat' a SSI'ijSportsJDg transwinvina lines. S:F.i(1'.l'::011T ):It.E`e va,C: ii`'iiwvanc'6aa:1'f d-."!1>ad:`?t7VJ._'t .:¢1sfSv1S..'a c"1.tif;J `u` 21.44;1st be ,e 27xS°, d e1a, least (3-we ny ,iii?:n Pete t 'in :t!"AH.?3511`i n"g tlbr,"r, "fist'£d'.)1'9dTiT1"].7:ti,a'tEL'n'1 .'h..:.LL'o, �rv_.n ,< n s. rS.Et .1.l..wu1� 1Jc'��4J.0.�"!' N��,9_fl9'P'R3 'diO v<(Cu 6;?r 'CuV"'.,'l,o'Tii•3;;1. i rl T f,C °"'1V1 ' s��e.ne> cfr,°� f�, the i3'.y to _A(:, a]4 d`P u 'k, installed ou ;;i private `e°es.i"d.c:nee the anj:(a Jgl'_nat. '-ai t P be :C.�t. '��,,.`L.")i.r.=.r_'t Gua+n `V-Lie' roof of 0. :k::l..'J°;i5^3 o`1'i4'4dat' ,'nleq cfsroyi d.&',? 'hem; !a1tY:fypo r➢J and anchor taa.'k'(-wo are sCJfi`i7J"Ca' 1:3C;ts)"!'le Or C:3t'i,-Ltn.,A Substantial ,'gLa,H':eii1Frs. ^��� 1'iJ{S./NVF,-,iv,,tBi�d�IV a"t 3 .LtiO.'U;','td'h"r"a'1ri$1g L?.Fr" "C.?'tCJi::"1: "_'SC).a.1l try`!.Stl l'Jl'Sr F?7Y7r ":Y.'e'�r;p^€:;0 . i ,l7r�'C' r`Y,,!:2a°:'l.ri?¢:,,' .E.nr,'o ayad 1;rV3''th sides of 'S;`r`2:., line mast � adeqy huJprotected with roeper dv eao on noufi � Yo ' °37 a m�alJ °� it t?U P:1'a r6 29¢ vaJl''N,..bl, �4,vra on Butz ag 112e(°v except wher ^, iP,lded (t..Kh'I„be or other type of antenna is ,1.,"ed which'Ls ,?lasadq j� �oIaLded l n Y'Ka r M6''T':M 3070elh 'Cnitnsn lead—in—in conductors, ex pody whydlene T a"libon—type awe C.7'Gdo ?.;l.ghta?:Yngp ,m"^;n'c',s''"%ors Narst i r�L �" " r'- }'u E aga;ter: t.t ,, t;;f,Pe,. 0aP:1f,1t1?iy`CrCi�"o T1 oe r�: P,t`1.�CdfQ MOW(?vW illfhC3!7 G;17<7;2e'La''l. P„7.t'J,4J a'5r' I`t'i`C,, C"4'9".' `f';ti5'9_%3 load is -L7aiEr'd 'i¢)`;" lead—In suitable p7L°i,"v've°'.Uaan may by provided. -tOI i;"hozLt 'daa J'.estovs 1�y' the ex:@',er:,.^l or ztaetal shR 'a:ttha +�W,iP,.k.L".)i�'] +"vp'ae,1L•fJ be Cd.E9+E4ii'f8A and, ii1Cstall.,e9d to 'drd:.iiT9st:r,iand a 'bli,kid 'p'Pid°4'I:Puftl ye of V5 'i9ov4Yaf'.idds ;y5h�2r xE7lL'aaaF"'., Ant, r"J ld ;1.`:.'.. ,rd!D (""f Lae i3.h's'!l nth. mirean to Asa than .:31232". 5-+ArM C9able or C7ed'e'd:'fvi!l.i.C3nh,g gcLt.'V'r2an:'f zed. Ra."Inl.da. r,i'V1g',"fa' zl)'ti be 'L^. (;"d fop f'ydiluld or :''rj t"' iTU!Jl:'ri$S`ii'rg b^l,":I.V;.If.'F:W i7}Jfnalow L14ro:aLUe.lf shall 4e g2 SW ir ✓e approved by the11447 iss'wo of 1i3.(J Electrical code for '2,1'trg-4'Cr,6dd.ng S7LH.,sto e"14w lightning, arrestors, fid'!1t,',i 6:"J".'.,?3..'l..l', f')4's '1:ir1`ftal„'f.e d. in a :aTlCdrtif'dP3P".&1 ,E;.i. "Y,P1cLiki!:P.Y°'Y;' `G)'Ja`1.a as few bc,,ndst kro pu'z'i?dcibl(;g 1''inl1'dJ,"-7,'1:t:J,i$'.ig a clearance of at least '1'a9ro (2) inches from Gf)8➢1.d:Y'V:4E:?`ds2.i.'ll('•,¶ notarial. S.fJLiT101 8070.18 (aN"g"7d.ndy. st':i:C°£%+"`9L 2e..)r i:,i.5^.°tiTw+.f`�:'L`Ci;� :o a.ot Ls, and aaft,:fl.C:i'1.ixig• arr:Iresii"Qrs to ;rJ'fi,"iiE3:r° pipe f9ha.j..;t., be gr("a`tt:ui :f`.'1:ab't'+"Lug. S'd;G`l'ION 8070o19 The ":°uch bra.okets, 1.a.wv i— buck:ko*s 'tiv.?n7'a:ies',g e;1:S_psg a-A 'siru••l'n'7, typ+:l wef`cdpmm.,n udbje of 'bo rust or cctvTos3.a^n, shall be Pvoteotted 'wlth ra s:i.7'1.e or c;aclmi.`oasn soating lay eitb.e'r galvanizing g no ici:'Lor a(:3:07. 3,;g f,9:H°o484-9as ai3:%'"b'C7`t' Xiiii;6has are Iritl,elea}6,:..d to gua.:i ?gu.7,k C9t4s., , CYrLd.,v;➢n due to WE„ t�dt�G 1, cvnd other +'.fgpc" d-tu t3k':d '10 protect t1mit ag a"SrYfl,a't al(:§^„;l'Tt°eg,l,t';b:A!`" £ldl:eT1';,`i,(r?m, EAnae to tAhe use`' (if a.d jo-i.;nd' g tS`E''Cr.L101 801 W.,t.'.d.) L"'ba,11 13(d fDS;CPIti+!:(I'iiE`f'.Ci. £"Q{dc3:Aa3k 'Gu:r.aira"g bl" t}l'L°(J&J.CJ;71d,g 'Mho} " ��'''y"' 'ia6`'J.roo, SkliV.IDi%f 6C3(0 1, r3,,,reet ':i er.,'a 'f:"P"y bo `eV.f"oed 'bf'' 8^I4F.e.9F.°e3 :?t ..^' d. o v,"tdIllYloy's" tA$° rD"fai':W:y"' 49'{I,'a;Pedflotnuvein ;3:d:'l:dti^,'1.dod b3ru9ke .L�f52+S'11!s(i°, 2iSV:l.Ei;i:, fJtEi parallel to read, ,_¢a r.eri`t,Wc:;t:y'Wlt't,a ''be c'rz:ivrae�e SECTION 8070,22 'Ba2ad. i.��yn or stvaaiys that alaaa'1'y ole Kinnnyo or o'iaer structures ohai.l not be uEed -bo szr„ppovt wnW6 assembled as a `At and an s7apra^ yd. SEp,tSIa7N' 808% :Wtr 'a"adaterieil.a g ( m° agaipm.eeat designed for aat�adzi>tidLr�zzt to r"e aa?.stalDrAP;:i.ou on any electrical circuit or system for 'tH„t.d;''`!1'1 L':i.d;gt, end. 7'8.va;rd.u;1 ;t°a:(r C.''.i:'y`,S.`rgft,•; gdVla`t'+C:Y7S`1i.CA:;g shall be Installed, 41svd, 7:ald c9?" nL.P'f(-a'(kt ,.k o.", :1°a`?S 4i'tlo :°1n 't'"he City a`.�l, 1`i,3.b'_m $pr:i.ayf'ug 4`l:?XlessJ they are in rC'a:_'+"Ea:t'iTs"1;ty With tih " '7,7+�N"P'3'1inS'C'3 Y(a-ti'7.lvd'N LFJ;i i;c -;a:t&t.,Y to life .3xkd prcpea,rt,y',e sad, rv)Iea,"jo t:hr ,, oleut'-ol.aal 1~rs<a:&,us":6eleD deri,n—s or equipment c;orfl.foyms with `',ha ;s'baa:Adardo and. 1"140 :1':draca current as o i.E,0111111.11•,Y.N, f`'rd8.,t. '.Kak:@�,`,Y,+P'u"_1U��dd71t'g �7'i oyo�_Ei'.ayy"kii-reCd, 0.1- ,f+�t;VLi:�.�r_Y!!dlx`k The make:rk Yfl%17R�"g aii7r'E t,`�,C,:;Situ+'$'k..'• t';LR'�<3't6:!'tl' `i �1.Ci.C'"1[k;'ut:,f.:L'`,31.C^ri:Pi'1.�rD3tS. f::iylyMif:;1:i,L1,� r,i'gi'll,'L. be Gti.7. 0�.1..3., elEYiltr.'iCflal r:{(t"v:"Lces or E:'iitl'Sipd@.E;a't "t:?'4at une 115 `6'c7!3tl,; , eii? A'rr P f dlE9ld, offeread. fur sale ra.`t^ uvm or Lad:od :ir 'Cxrse, lA'i"ty' of :r'a:1.zn Sp:k4ing,,se These Immk'ivage and ai'taher's an voltage, ampeirageep Wattage and pv4mx•£actor es" a,p';x n::,r,a`•' ra'c'inge Ci.n oa;r'i'bed in the '60L�.Y Ed:i.$',3•on of 1"'ha y7,zi:bai.ewarI Godeg sbo- . be reqtti.'P.r°odo Wid are near:usx ary to the wo"'tax'xi,ztG w yr `UEe mate:cialp deVioe or eG,u.;1:CrYazeM and We unF :!"care •'a YL'k.r1'lz!'. �1', :1.0 ;�^ra'f5tr;:t�ZY'tc�sc�.e r riV'e"I,°.fa,).1f 8't,'882e .P!tinEP?:' !''t6t.�.'d.:`4:i,.:Y."f iAk:',V.`l:kfl�19't:.L .t''(:'8''n:.7,.'l o '9 qq)t i1 a- i,,'t,`c"Jn ding aF ai?:i.l Sig tds: ein to tht4 e eat t � � n s dined wE�1a�a:r 0 as axed rrr)�� may be made wi thenat the ray w aitw of 61 tt(Irm V , ca�icr rag hms Vvera that x l-uaat )w+pur't thexeof is szunPe t+ca Ukle :f,rti .f, 3r3n3yx+ u x ,.,Paaau'61.zlq, t1�a exCe%,rk, Sb.oald an (;)f d nt?i'he".- rC)p,L+:iTs 1T Me Building I)fin"E'r.', Inspector dMC9laYon ftF..;i'c'c:.`4ng the, """' sae r"hT '1.1„1 dada" ;Eilesa.r):tP(�c,`f uu' a,V„id 3v '.'l'ee?tod to 4r(^)g5si'].rt'? i'S;y Paragraph 8051. SE tJff 1f'f�,3,'30 1',,.d..4^;4:B`7'aS:":k,(,°a^...1,�,.ocici r9Y�."k:t.�1'.fisil£��..E'dC?C.a'.ci.so SECTION 8090. Codes S�emental -�o this Ordi..hasnce. The provisions of this chapter shall also be deemed- as euppl.ementalto the Electrical. and Building Codes of the City of Palm Springs and any other pertinent law or ordinances of the City, and all work shall conform to these requirements. SECTION 8091. Pr©hibitiing Certain inatall:ations in .Automobiles. It shall be unlawful for ny peroon to i netall. a ttlevi.siom sef-fo and of or which it, 7i.sibl.e from thce front seats of axq motor operated vehicle, other- wise the provisions of this chapter mhall not . ,ply to automobiles. I SECTION 8092. .A location to E:xistin Antennas. Every television --- _--- or radii veceiiving asreaaEs,a. erem r� ries vca�tl�.c °�,t: we date of this chuptex� may be maintained and operated in its present location, unless said aiatenna, is so constructed and maintained ws to be unsafe and dangerous as detesar�s.ned 'by the Pa ding I-nape rbor as pro,yided. in Pas'a aph 8060 hereof. SECTION 8093. AntherieinEAdditional Rules_. In order to take adv€aotage 0f progress ssrsd change i^1 the indvasi�sy, the, Inspector may cona4ult, with members of the industry and ether q%lialified persons and may put into effect aq�r reasonable 2vl.es and regulations not in conflict With the prCMisi0ns Of this (Ibspter. SECTION 8094. P: rzaltie�. Agy persona ii.aalating any of the provinv-. ow of Vilz chapter uaa 'i. redeemed guilty of a sratsd. wwr and upon cedry iction thereof shaoll be fined not exoeedS.mg $500.00 or by IaVriBomment in the City or County Jail not ,,ix months or by both such fine and. imprisoarment. Each day muoh violation is comrd.tted, 0r permitted to c;osntlzae, mh,01 eonrstituGe a offtune and shall be punishable aas +swch heE°eunder. S'.Es:E nw,T W95. ' S e arabilit, e If any sec'tioaa, xubaect.ion, sentence, . clause, phrase 01' p®rti.osa of Y-�s chaptc!w is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional. by wq court of competent lurisdictiong such portion shall be deemed a sepal ats:, distinct and independent proTision and much holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions thereof. SECTION 8096. The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to eertifly to the paseage of this ordinance and to cause the sate to be published once in the Desert Sun. a na:wsTaper of general circulation, printed,• published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs.Lq /r_ M4yar of the City of FAJn Springs ATT EST Gity Clerk of tkie P;ii,;�of�—' Palm SrAngs -5- I, the underaigned, City Clerk of the City of Palm Sprung 9 fornia,9 hereby Ca�i certify that the foregoing Ovdinanee9 being Ordinance No. 285 of the City of Palm-Springs9 -was introduced at a meeting of the City C=cil of said city held on the �Ird day of AugustD 1954,9 was read ianfall and duly passed by the majority rewired by lawq at a aieetisng of eald Council on the 14th day of September, 1954. I fmvther certify that said ordi.nar_es was thereupon signed by Florian G. BaydD Mayor of Palm Sprirga, and attested by Louisa MoCarzlD City Clerk of said city. WITWSS '-'� hand amd seal, of said city this 22%d daffy of September, 1954* City Seal) c 0 City Ole—rk of thu a C3.o �L W y Palm Springs, California I hereby certify that the foregoing ardinance and certificate were published September 27. 1.9% In the Desert Sun, a semi--vreekly naev pacpeE of general circulation, printed9 published and circulated in the OJ.ty of Palm Springv9 Califrraiw.- City Clark o- the City of Palm Springs9 California �� UN.UTi\t�T�Cct; AO, ;?8:." � AN OTtDINAN06? L)'ia° 'J.'l'E Cl"YY OF RA7UY rTE IIV,1lS9' CALIFORNIA, il.LMING °,'k;B BUITUPI.all5 OF JOUNCILMiAXEC, DlSTRICTS TO SIN, a aANNMM1'k':CON OF UiTriUMBIIED T.iNRrITOR-7 ACT Ore L9 ,>,r, UO1?BKNWi,'j7_ CODE 35300 ET SEQ TbIB 01:v. OUt•a:andi�"I �.;i the l.,:t.ty, 1"'133.?ir. v`ip:P:17,3,+TSA -Califox.nia, does ert aisa ae t'ea3."1mn)S SWTION 1a 'i:"c;s 3:'a a:is 'ic`,t ,su.0 1;,'i,a5 si.tz'a`s o the UAnneintion o:! Unlaihabi-P ed °a'a� ^'i.m k � fmA v:,", :d 93, �f}omits, me,a.C; Gcxl-i': ?35,,3009 et seq,A and tha e,:3 z�,,aer��'t: taza rtcs:re'LoSurE ee c;t',e, 'by the. City CouncLI of tjlze City rof C'alru F3ps 2k,g,,9 Os^+iaarn e Nop 28h. A the boundaries of Oan7c31ur!-mie, Id.st7A.4s' s" wo's. Ilg rmd ,%„;A s.,mto oxe. esLsbl.istied x*orsuanth to law U. at the t:i:Me eai'' ia:Y 'a of°ation of a.micl °iity� a'rM• hereby altered. and to iaaol-ad:s 'thn fo l.ow-Lng deKaribed properbya C e�r.cs3..:Ykn�ret. Dik t,arl.ola 'No; ➢)4 Is altered to ino'Lude all that certain r"aa1, Ir e,ta :r'fa,;; ,na .7 ,,a ^c,'.3=3a t;e+t:+aat', deamv:k.bed as la`1'�cffsa .E1e,gi(rjing :;1t 00,-rjc,:,° of n'eCtir.,`:., 33, T3S., R439 5BB8cNl', 'TheT_,c� 1N';'a?' ca:','i ' a,l, ugl th.,, of.' Secretions 33-,.-2 and. 31, T:33,-Rran and Szacti.oac A, T3S9 R3E,, approximately forar miles to tF a teorn.er o ° Sout4i.on 36A T.3SA R3E� Thers,,e, 'Nfart1 e:ely along 's'hti We.s'7,, b;auxtd.<;a,y' of said Section 36, T3 9S , R,5P,, a?r-yr°oxiau'!taaca']j one u.:L"t to the Skr)iaa'e:he aa'L corner of Section 26,, °T_,BA lt,:s,a:;9 h(--,raaax; Wes.,t°:rr:l;r s..1c trF tyke Suutoh boux)daries of Sections 26 wd i1'79 l"; a. :Ck.1 p a Tex.°u:xl kWe�tia cr:) ruileti t,c '8:,he Southwest c:oxner of 5eu't°i.orx `27A T,'4s,, it;;' Thence s;;,ong the East boundary - Of i')i3cAi..cm j5A T„jt�;9 '�,�F, t; :v?i 5C1..Y to the Southeast 009MO of k->:'OA, �'S E.rse�`i�'�7:t. 33 Tbfaz,4°:,,e Y'f�7 Y'I�Y-'r:i'-V„�' fi;:.'1,C9;ti1g Ux., &Sq:C",1x of !7P,,'.id uSf•otiar, 33,q T,.wYn „`i.°sp ?:a 'ji:'�a3Y„�,1'1+d,'uot~yR,„r' �s'f�� ;2,�..t..r unfit 't,;13+ :?ti.r'dS:l:i24rk2K'b e-ix�,Yaei 03. Sa'S.d, C'Ku .V 1 �?•'�� `1.'3W;=7?:+r'>t? arZ�r:iP't�!•S! 1'.al" a1J1!P.p�' 'Um VV'v;et,, t>_)1x1d42:13G M1Sx CSact:LoL"W9` t 8 �° o , ., the i4 �S1 2 g tl1.1',t�p 1�...i.aAw',1.5;1:i,'C1:'X:LY4S'Li4T`�.�� '�',;i,i;Y,p 'Y7'.l"L,.�.E:a� '�erJ ky(::"'t'1"1NlE°Eit cv,-:o?., e,i Seet:i.rm 28, i"4 z "t"R,3Sp a`'Ixinne Vris-�4,,:lly along the North. '„3ex;'R'a'1,�.'dr.'?, 289 °Ji.".,",,S�, VLMR, '' (' "n ?.L'a Nttt,"t:.:$::7>,ti`F:n fu"mn,nr Of £Yid u;3�„3,(o`tu:l.l`a:Il `c�8k The:,aco a.ionp. 'tnrhs7i bCa"I:iP'dt"aa: y cf SF.'V,`a'tion 22, f .,, P app:cuadv> ;t',el�r caa.,a av:i ,k-a 'fi:�ry the1Vc��t,:t'keaesse oo:rr.'a��.:' of �act3.oru 22, `.t:35, .3Hi, ^3"'we, r Eav'nc :c l'y ,5:t,cmg 'bbn Naas.--tb, bou�ndar'a.,as of Sectio 22 and 21;3p T Oa,, :9.7F two ukil.cwr, t;a tjy,� Worhheast COMM, of 9 (titan 4.1i.4hf:15AV;t1 ti 3..r:j;l`P:T 't'+X'1i Jy}S't;P{2};Tj t.G'^:il:Y17.F?,:L";t' ,af Sed"rl/iC:t[k 23p T.380 R:3R., ]f t) :i:PZEd'4 1i.�'i ':f42!) .,:.3.'"Illy "m -Che C'o'Y'? --r of Section 23, TEA thef9c?s°h,h "tk�srxar.Ln:� of Section r'5A T,"SA R i� ap,t�;,rt:,xitkata'sio�' ,aa?ra mile tro the Ni.)rtheaw t Corner of Said Sk?.':Z�'.,Y):i.'. 25� T,3i't,9 �''�,.1.N� . 'Tho,1x,,,e c1lurig the. East boundary ' of Se` c1on 24,9 7" 0,1 y ';Er a7,,p r, x�ar,aP� ary u, � i„ to the Scut least i, + c'1i Vi a.RS7.Y1P^ r'9 rl°,tr S' t^ E9v a+ L k f +,i flig 1,:.he N+a-:r, h hour_dsriee of Secrbimcn oi.. 32 wA .1..,, TP.6' , 101goB9 a3a:.T°c h .0 .te kv' 'three mUes 't thr� ¢f.5'° ia'rat,..u,al. 3:3,9 "'13S, f ^h,p''qThance Sm.,therly e,,Iga g Ure Bs at `th:J'TL+1P.!' ,5^ s�;,�° ei,"'a3f:'1 .C?'D'.3 .`.3g T.;�iig i'�)qF,,, appr'.a�dmtely one - id'XIF^ .Lo the SQ,,xPhr4:,''Jst 'G,Cba'";'.:Cs;i;' Ltf eJfil�7t'+'i.r',tAi ,;a.:1m t1e, lnvtnt of 'beg3n'I'AnVa T iv. oall.d _i:V" 7.S;iC3.y.'P:l,,-o!u, 111, 1. .,,o 34 :2 : sod ;�,3r, 'T'i'S', ":RaT a,?'a�c1, E3eyssiaiaurs3 2^.0 '3.9 3i,`s tif�ry SPA 28A 33 wQ3tk`re YLC3.l..OF'� _ .R Councilmnic Di otiviat - 5, ins hereby altered and eXtended to include the following deporibed pva)pert--- I'Aaginiriing rvb the ljovUmest cAVIIWO Ot SE-CUOn. 9., ,r4s.9 P4Bj, SEW&Mj Tha-nca -Elaicte:rly along the NorUi ltu)a4da7y of 'BectiOr-k 9p T45jo , jpprox4mateay one-�J-,,22.:K' yiiilp to the 'North quarter—point of said Seotion W� Thencr, bouthex,Jly* alonr the ha'.I.f.,-spotion line , of Section 9 ono, mile to� the South quarter—point, of said 8ection 9; Thence Westor:ly alomg the South 'boundaries of Soc,tjonz 9 at, ali 1 �j 8 and 7,� TAo 14B.- aipPrmrim 01y two atid cane—h I . miles to ti-m '.-�'outhmqts cbraer of Spotd-lon 7; Thoj:�i"se Nm:-ther:�y alon the o+ Sactiaas� '-t, and 6., T4Sy R41,1, appro%i�natejj tWIII) ldiieo, to the Xc),iAhvveo-b cojn6r, of Section 6t The4cf) Easterly 0-otig, the 'North 'bnurjdariss of Seebiom,4 6 anr,'t 5, 'Awi� RAI, approx- noately ti�o,mnfla to the Of Se(,,tion 5g Thence C-'Ioubhe lorig, thi, �'iast ot, 5. appro-xinimtalY One RiLl.o to Ihe oy 99 MB, the point of begiani"rLgIl the said area to be Lau''uded in the district constitutes aection,,r 5"o 6.9 73 8 and the weS6 of Section 9, T4s.,, P)4Bo smos an area 4-k -ioi'les, S(potion '2 a The City Qlerk is:hereby ordered and dili Wtod to: certl-f;r -bo the passage of this ordiij:W,,�a,-an.d to oause the smile, to be pa— lished once in the Desorb Sun', a npv,�paoe�t, of general circulationp printedp published and cirou'lated -in City, Of Palm Springs. This ordinatice shall be affective, thirty (3()) days af-Wr pasgagea mayor of 'thi3 City of Palm Springs ATTHSTs City tfl� e of the kj (r t�,, of alm PrIngs 1 0 tho landevoigne C, ty Cj,orp�, ors the City Of. PA�j.ftj Sp:�,qijgrj, Californta.4 hereby"i 'i rertil'k +,bO the Foregoing ox- ,iPAP-ep being Wdinaaoe X§* 286 of the City of Pja* was introduoed at a Maotillj; of the �Jity 09un011 Of s4id city held on thi i1¢th '4ay of Soptember 19A 4,nd was vo%d in Pull and was passed at regular meeting If '6�;Idd OpLm'.-o-JU, held, (yr, +jj# dray' of Octoberq 1954 'by the following Vote NY'Vo g M 6 KitiTkoy, t3ty6bay: $Apbomq Miller) Hardy, Xathanson said Voyor bf,vrd I=R None Nono I further eertify that said ordingxtce was there,upon, oigned 'by 11orian 04, Doyd.4 Mayor of Palu5nringos and at-besto4, by Louise MnCamig City Clark of said city4 - . day OA� 0",i"Ljj 'CITNESS ftV �alld and seal Of Said Gitv' -b' 'tober, 1954 tjT Lbhe MWY-0—f-raj'm ' L I hereby fol,egoing v.,,dLAn=,cO publlaEked. is the I)eoe:rt titan,,, Wr!;("QkIy �ej 19:val ciroulatioti� pvilnted, published and I-vi the oi-by of Pa,tm opriugo 6 1,2 r :%ht➢3:NANYiSB NU. 2197 a "L N OTtDINANUM OF UIM CITY OF PATA SPRTHOS, CALIFORNIA, DISIESSI VO ANIHMIC.IN MOCEED114GS PURSUANT TO THE UANNEUT'I'ON OF UNTTu`tTAT3111M TERRITORY ACT OF 1939" The City Crrnr�il of tshve Ci:%° of PiLin Springs does ordain as followst y ,� p o SEMMYN Ins He+retoforia and on the 6t'h day- of July, 1954s the City. Council of the City of halm Spring initiated proceedings 'by Resolution No. 4067 to wkrzixr uninaisbi•tead texrri.tar,y pursv:uanto to the provisions of the "Annexa- tion of Uninhabited °.C'erri.toxry Act of 19:399w said resolution described the boundaries of the propvs+�id ter°ritoory to be anr,:exe,d, designated same as the RNoxthm,ets Te=itcrry N;,.>xiraacatsiux:w and seat; forth the time and place for protests to be mda by persons owning veal property within the territory proposed to be anns;xerd. On, the 6th day of J'v`ly, i95t4D the City C*rancil of the City of Palm Sprixage alrsa i:eritiatad a;,ra a.11or.°r•rate paroceedirag for antia;xation pursuant to the abams set fearfIl Ant.,, said, anne;arzxtaion ,proceeding 'baying initiated by Resolution Ncr. 4068 and enttifled wAxLo6x;1xAAon a^a.i' 'Uxit,a habrr.ted Territory Northwest Territory fttrntaon, Al.texmati, PtuugN oadd. set forth the same provisi.one as the heretofare merntioned, No. 406)7i Her'et,cor"e and on the 5th day of August, 1954, the C:H,:ty 0ovxx.^iI h.=,J[,d as Y., as, xir,g and evaluated, protests ill ronneotiarr, vithx the vxj..gixryaI prro,, eedi;tg-6 axed in accordance with the time set forth by the heret°sfasva menti°o.na,d Rerrul.u•tAons Nu, 406d. Puretzaot to Section 85�114 of •thra Coder c,,± the State of the City Council of the City Caf Pain. Spri,rig;Ys did ers.�ax ,,a P, territory dewari'bed in Resolution No. 14067 by, orran^ting 47,rdinancr, 'Nc. 284.. The annexation completed by Ordinance No. 284 3.xa.;l:uciwd the 'lzxr:r, whad..'h werta a portion, of the proceedings commenced by Rusel9ation No. hWV) and 'krio4a., as the "Naft,hwest Te:tTi.tory Extension, Alternate 1111an.w "T'has hry Reool:ution No. 4068 are 'heretry di2ho.ss&,'� as bainr,,, tej'Al..' included in the pronesdingsa included within Resolution No. 4067 end arVv:Yv�z;t :: cat oomplet>sd by Gavdaxaaraasra No. 284. Said proceedings under Resalaztirs:. Wo. 4068 ucrzvvrarxa the desor1bed pr•°apertyt A1:a tlft-�•t cgzrva,3.ax, Teal. h.'.)"r party : n Rkvouvoide Ca nty, California, described aR 4, 1:?CMI' a bog nrxi.ng w6 the Nar9 l;wq t ado:rner of SoPftdon 5, T480 RIM SBBUi therce Ssrr;„t'hat^! along the Bvvxr bcrorandivxpy of Section 53 Tfo� REM9 ag,.rproarira "re7;y 4.5 ZO id , x✓� thr as✓azthuta�t va rner° of said Section 51 tshen"o Bau'Lerl;y .a;d.r,ng b rya 1kxvtki 'r'rra•andavy of Saa Trion 99 T489 W$ �xsfrgrxa: sdriwY,e�1y rsr,waw ;D f an ; e� to tb,._a North quarter-"point of said Secst:Lon 19, tlzra#C-m Saaro>4harrnrl,y almsg the hialf•-section ',Line of Section 99 T: 0,� apprcazlmtely one arai,'l.e to the, South grxarter-point of of sa9.d Oeaa°ts3. ; 93 t'hretxa;c ` oa t+jrly along the South bo7mdaaed,es of Sractioneo 9, F3 and 79 T489 R4E, approximat '4jr two and one-half milea toy the Sout'hwestl SarsyM leis , i, Ti48, R14Ei Thence Northerly a:vng the Worst bormdvarloo of SeIonu, % and 61 TlSv R4,L, appri-md.rimte'ly two 4w, the oo:vuer of &acti.on b, ;Clt$,, R-43 tlxeno® Tlt� ,4e3°;9 y along t3o�- aou•th boundary of Section 36, T:389 R,'3E, a',t:rparox- Invit s : onp- zrdle to the; the Spalathwest ccvvnav of said Section 36.1 tkb ;aaa tlrrt��, -e:r9:y al.or+g •ts:k,s Wes Pr k,0WIdrs:;y of said Section 36, T33, R , apax°m,r0inata,61Y carp_ wits to tly-i Soxith>.nast ooxrar of Section 26p T38, T�yS ;, tko:�,x ., Warvler''9•v aa,.�rxrr,,' +;:he Su�sUb, baxvridavvi,Rs of Sectiolls 1 2,6 rT*a�% , ,, 'T ;, R , apts;f';ar3arr:xbu:l,;.y t o milaas to the 6uu't;4caimat corner of ov'rriean 279 Ti5, R�'Vg along the East: boundary o!" S�xaatTasax33,, Tom, RtF, ,api,aci2yi,.rcatolr one mm1A to the Soatlxeast corner uY -;aizl Se KAza 3351 `t,ht,roo 't8 :sty.xl y ;;L:✓;ag the South boundary of IE,vt.i��� ;ry TIB,7 R 3E, �appi x',Xim�• sly f�est5 nlla too the Serathwogt z;o^arava" ol, :383 4,4Ivonc+aa N.rx^°g;l:aw:x,'Iy along tbp 'West, bouxada:ries of Sea:btrinN ;33 28, 7P; , U , approxilut,nly two mi ,lerq to the .zr4>3rarws4 anc>r;ar,�.r, o£ 0e�¢ ot.aan �',1, T:i,, 't :�� �Y;h�ruoa Escsterly along the N,V"rh 'r* zytarv, acd 0raztiat 281) `I,`"S, P,iSp to the Narrtheaot per. a:o, of 03, "ts'tvxrrae Nrsa;^trhtrrly along the West boundary f Se`�tlasLt, 22, t'�tx, ft� , aaTtrrr;,9.rr t sly sine nWLs to the noxdshu�asts aoaarr, , of Sec t;,x ra 2c, ,It 3' n 'R;Tj , tthezopr Eastorly° along the North boundary- of.' 8v5c,'-,ion 22� T3"S 11SI ol-pp roll- Tw)tely un£) Di'le to the Northeast cox-nar ;)T Sect Ion 2`2 " , T.33, R3E thence Southerly along the East bound@ay of S�,,,ntApoyj 22 � )pilo,­_.'J:rjvate]y .2 mils- to the Northwest cox-ner of Pazcel to Section 23 T:1� , RU?; thence Easter*ly along the, NlYirth boucio.coi,ies of Pa-ce- 20 3y uad 40 Sectio,a 23. T'� 11 S q R Mq approximately one mile to tl:up Ncxotheast I P, -the corner o u-cel b. of said Spction 9.�g thence Southerly along East boundary' if Section 23, T3S� appraximate],� .8 mi: e.,S to th"', �rorner of said 2,­,, tbenoe Easte:y-_-ty along the North boundacy of, S I I '_11 e'otion z,.-, U3S.P apprc-KiMate.*j.,y one mile to the I .Nor+ aeast co-.Lner of sanj.d L5 Oction TJS, thpnct:i Southerly Oong the Ea,­,t boiwdary of. SVctiot -25, T3,S, F3E, approximately one mile to the Soathnast, porl)('r O'F s"Ad Sect.'I.cv.'a '�' 15-, th,4nqc-�, Easte2''.1y Q:A.o.,.ig the lAc,.rth I)owIda:He,5 of 3-1. and .32,, T3s', R,3E, 41;proximately cue and one-na"If miles to th Norl.,it 6action 32, thence Southerly along Idne of Sectiolt 32 approximately iiiije -to l.ha cente- j.-)oint of 32,, thence- Easterly along the half--section. linf�, of S6.ction 342 approximately one---half Mile to the East Qpjarter­poiclt of Section 32 thence SouiheT.,ly along the. East bounclary of Section 32, T3S9 R E, OT)Ehalf mile to the Northepst corner of .9kiction 5,, T43-, fdiE, Point of beginnirg5 The se."Id v.,rea 31 hind 32., e_a.(;'Jujing the Northeast Quaiter section of Sect:"On 3'e�9 TY3, R�t.E, Slactdone,. 2,',q 21159 26., 27y 28., 33, 36 and j:Ll.cl-asive,9 Bect-Ji,on. 2;19 R�3E., axid aections- 5, 6, 7,, 8 and the westex,,J.y Qq'j&__neU' &_W,tiojj 99 7.1.11S, R�[Ep SBB&M, an 2.M6 of approximately :,qmura 'mileo. section 2. TFI,, CITY' CLERK is hereby ordered and directod to certify to the passage of this ovdinance ;,nd to cause the same to be, published once in the Desert Siba, a neliispwpe-e of geacral. ' printed, pub"Ilished and circulated in the City of Palm SPt'ings 9'1lis Qk,'�Iinance ohall be effective thirty (30) days aufter passag.e. Playa of the City of ATTEST., 'd37tT(a-p:i��7"i Eh­e Gity of Falm oprings 1. the undersigned,, CILY Clerk. of the CAty of Palm Springs, California, hereby- certigi that the foregoing ordinamee, being Ordinance No. 287 of the City of PaISA Spa-qnge, was intx­duced at, a mceting of the City Counoil. of said city held on the l4th day of SepterLj1-.)e,,r, 1959. and was read in full. and was passed at a regular gular mee'tL�ng k-_)J* s�.Ad. Ooianndl hel.d on the 5th day of October., 2954 by the fo,U owIng "ote- AYESx MoXirineyq Strebe, Sanborn, Millar, hardy, Nathanson Mayor Boyd NOES- Nona, ABSENTs None,, I farbhe:r., ,:ertify that said ordinanea was thereupon signed by Florian G. Boyd Mayor of Palm Springs. and attested 'by Louise McCarn City Clerk, of said City WITNESS my hand and Seal of said City this 7th day of October 1954 City Clerk of the City�0 � Palm Springsq California. I hereny certify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate were published October 11, 1954 in the Desert Sun., a weekly newspaper of general.circulation,, printed, published and circulated in the city of Palm Springs• h) e= ...... k2 Ci.�y of PM ra rigs rj �� Ord. No. 288 has been added to the Code Chapter on Health in the Ordinance Code. 288 121, 11-1tR-1a2 l 22 Ai�lendin� 9 � ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 124, WHICH SAID ORDINANCE ESTABLISHES A PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER AND PROVIDES FOR ITS MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION The City Council of the City- of Palm Springs does ordain as follows: IOrdinance No, 124 of the City of Palm Springs establishing a public health center and providing for its management and operation, is hereby amended in the following particulars, and to read as follows: SECTION 1: Section 2 of Ordinance No. 124 is hereby amended to read as follows, SECTION 2:. Said health center is to ba managed by a Board of Trustees consisting of six members in all,, serving-without compen. satjnr,, Five of the Board members shall be appointed by the Welfare and Friendlv Aid Association, Incorporated. There appointments shall be approved by the City Council. The Riverside Comity Health Officer, or his designated deputy, shall ex officio constitute the sixth member of the Board, The Trustees, whose appointment has been approved by the City Comacil, shall severally hold office for three ,years. The regular members of the Board first appointed shall- so clasyify themselves by lot that one of their number shall go out of office at the and of the current fiscal year; one at the end of one year thereafter mid the remaining member at the end of two years thereafter. Vacancies shall be filled by appointment for the unexpired term in the same mannero „ SECTION 2: Section 3 of Ordinance No. 124 is hereby amended to read as follows: SECTION 3c The said Board of Trustees of the Health Center' ' shall meet at least once a month at such times and places within the City as they may fix by resolution. Special meeting may be called at any time by three appointed trustees by written notice served upon each member. at "least three hours before the time specified ,for the proposed meeting. Any special meeting of„the,Board of Trustees shall be a validly called special meeting without the, giving of such written notice, as above provided, if all members of the board shall give their consent in writing to the holding of such meeting and such consent 1s on file with the board at the time of holding such meeting. A telegrapiaie communication from a member consenting to the holding of a meeting shall be deemed to be a consent in writing within the meaning of the terms as expressed in the foregoing sentence. Three appointed members of the board shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. The board shall appoint one of its number as Chairman, who shall serve for one ,year and until a successor is appointed, and in the Chairman's absence shall select, a Chairman pro tem. The board shall cause a proper.record of its proceedings to to be kept. SECTION 3: Section 6 of Ordinance No, 124 is hereby amended to read as follows: SECTION 6: All necessary expenses :incurred by the Board of Trustees in carrying out the provisions of this ordinance which are charges against the City shall be paid as other e:�penditures by that 1 Council Any indebtedness chargeable to the City shall be incurred by the Board of Trustees only-upon Council authori,::atian. Ordinance 288 Page 2 SECTION 4: TIM 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. I P� C-�y ��LGti,� V Mayor of the City of Pa Springs ATTESTS Ry Ulerk 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. 288 of the City of Palm Springs, was introduced at a meeting of the City Council of said city held on the 23 day of November, 1954 and was read in .full, and was passed at an adjourned meeting of said Council held on the 30th day of November, 1954 by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen McKinney, Strebe, Sanborn, Hiller Hardy and Vaycr Boyd NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmen Nathanson I I further certify that said ordinance was thereupon signed by Florian G. Boyd, Mayor of Palm Springs, and attested by Louise McCarn, City Clerk of said City. WITNESS my hand and seal of said City this 30 day of November, 1951w d ✓cznw✓ ity Clerk of the ity o Palm Springs, California I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate: were published December 6, 1954 . in the Desert Sun, a semi weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs, California. City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, California Ord. No. 289 has been added to UYie Code Chapter on Signs (Building) in bhe Ordinance Code. 289 207 2rn16-49 1 340 ! Wending ORDINANCE N0. 289 AN ORDINANCE OF THE, CITY OF PALM SPRINGS AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 207 OF SAID CITY REGULATING THE CONSTRUCTIONS LOCATION, PLACEMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF ADVERTISING SIGNS AND DEVICES The City Council of the City of Palm Springs does ordain as follows: SECTION 1: Section 2 of Ordinance No. 207 is hereby amended to read as follows.,: I SECTION 2: Purpose. Palm Springs is a restful .resort community in a scenic desert area. The public health, morals., safety and wel- fare, as well as the popularity and prosperity of the community are dependent largely upon quiet, restful, health inducing attractive and orderly arrangement and appearance, throughout the City, all improved parts of which are used for residences, apartments, resort hotels, hotels and places of abode and lodging. Therefore, the City Council hereby declares that in the interest of the public health, .morals, safety and welfare, it is the policy of the City of Palm Springs to restrict and regulate advertising signs as herein provided, Narrowness of streets, unimproved sidewalk area and wind conditions make it necessary in the interest of public health, safety and wel- fare, to regulate the construction, location, placement and mainten- ance of advertising signs and devices throughout the city so as to eliminate o:r reduce the hazard of distracted motorists and pedestrians and to safeguard the citizenry .from dangerously located and maintained signs. SECTION 2: Subsection (aa) is hereby added to Section 3 of Ordinance No. 207 to .read as follows: (as) "Within a building" shall' mean inside a building and within three feet (31 ) of a face or wall of a building, fronting on 'a, public I or private right of way. SECTION 3t Section 3, Subsection (c) or. Ordinance No. 207 is hereby amended to read as follows, SECTION 3 (c) "Sign't shall mean_ any name figare, character, out- line, spectacle, display, delineation, announcement, advertising, billboard., signboard, device, appliance, or any ocher thing of sim- ilar nature to attract attention outdoors or on the face or wall of any building and which include all parts, portions, units and materials composing the same, together with the .frame, background and support or anchorage therefore, as the case may be. The term a,sip.0 within a building shall mean a written, printed or numbered anncuncemen.t in '-letters or numbers more than four inches (4") in height. SECTION 4, Subsection (n) is hereby added to Section 6 of Ordinance No. 207 to read as follows: (n) An additional 1.00 per cent. of sign area shall be permitted during each year, commencing June 1 and terminating October 1, on the ,following conditions:: (1) All provisions and regulations of this ordinance shall be observed prior to the erection of a sign pursuant to this subsection. (2) A sign erected pursuant to -this subsection shall not be neon or shadow lighted. (3) A sign erected pursuant to this subsection shall be . securely attached to the premises so as not to bo- come a hazard from high wind or other, elements Ord. No. �"$9 Page 2 'but, the sign must be so designed that it will not be permanently attached to the premises or set in p'lacw SECTION 5g Subsection (k) is hereby added to Section 10 of Ordinance No. 207 to read as follows: (k) Businesses maintained on the second floor of two-story, 'buildings except businesses which also occupy all or a portion of the first floor of the building, shall be entitled to fifty per cent (50%) of the distance, area and sign provisions set forth in this Section 10 and further be entitled to the sign area permitted by Sub— section (n) of Section 4 of this Ordinance No. 207 . SECTION 6g Subsection (1) is hereby added to Section 10 of Ordinance Not 207 to read as follows: (1.) If an R-2 or R 3 use is established on the premises -wherein a. sign is desired the applicant for a sign advertis- ing such use shall be entitled only to that sign area and location provided in Section. 8 of this Ordinance. 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 p o ! (� mayor of the City of Palm Iprisigs IBTTEST z City Clerk of the City of Pal' lm Springs I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, California, hereby' certify that the foregoing ordinance,, being Ordinance No. 289 of the City of Palm Springs, was introduced at a meeting of the City Council- of said city held on the 23 day of Nov., 1954 and was read in full and was passed at an adjourned . meeting of said Council held on the 30 day of Nov., 1954 lby the following votes AYES;, Councilmen IliicKinney, Strobe, Sanborn, Miller, hardy and Mayor Boyd NOES None ABSENTr Councilmen Nathanson I further certify that said ordinance was thereupon signed by Florian G. Boyd Mayor of Palm Springs and attested by Louise McCann City Clerk of said City. WITNESS my hand and se& of said City this 30 day of November, 1954, �} c ��,1 p < ✓ l f 0 ) LO c cw� UISE McCARN City Clerk I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate were published December 6, 1954. in the Desert Sun, a weekly newspaper of general ci.rcu'lation, printed, published and circulated in the city of Palm Springs. c LOUISE MCCARN City Clerk Ord, No• 290 not included in the Ordinance Code. 290 { ORDINANCE NO. 290 AN ORDINANCE OF 'I`HE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS9 CALIFORNIA ANNEXING TERRITORY PURSUANT TO THE BcANNEXATTON OF U:N1'KHA3ITED 'TERRITORY ACT OF 1939y°E SECTION"P 35300 FT SEQ OF THE UOVERNMENT CODE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA ' WHEREASy the "Annexation of Uninhabited 'Territory Act of 1.939y" Sections 35300 et ee'q.y of the Government Code of the State of Californiay provides for the alteration of the boundaries of iAoorporated towns and cities by the annexation of uninhabited territory theretoy and for the incorporation of suety annexed teeritory in and as a paz -rrf the annexing ci.tyg and for the districting, government and municipal control of such annexed ter-ritoryl and WHEREASy the City Council of the City of Palm Springsy on the 6th day of July 19549 by Resolution Non 4067y initiated proceedings pursuant to the said act to alter the boundaries of said city and to incorpsrato and include iri- said c4l' , .: ,3;3 ,gbited territory), which :said t,arrik,oryy together with the boundaries of said territory, is specifically described and designated herein- after in this ordinancey and WHEREA.Sy the said territory was determined to bo uninhabited territory under the pro-visirms nt the said Act and purr-rant to the findings of the City Council as set fur.th In Resolution No. 40673 and WHEREASy the-said uninhabited territory was designated as HThe Northwest Territory Extensiony" which 66id designation was' deemed an appropriate 10entification by said Resolution No. 4067y and WHEREASy the said City Council desires to annex the hereinafter described territory for tho reason that the said territory is situated generally northwesterly of the said city ands in party comprises the area for the development I of a tramway systemy pursuant to the Mount San Jacinto Winter Park Authority Act (Scat. 1945y Chapter 104.0) „ The proposed tramway developments together with the continued growth of population and increased building in the city indicate that in the near future the said territory will be improved with buildings and other structures suitable .for residential development as well as commercial duvelopmoiit, to serve the trmnway development. The location and anticipated development of the said territory is such that an sx-bansion of fire and police protection by the City to the territory proposed to be annexed will benefit the territory and in turn will benefit the said cityy and WHEREASy the said Resolution Nu. 4067 Jet forth the time and place for the purpose of hearing and determining all written protests filed with the City Council prior to the hour' set forth in said resolution and providing that at any time before the hu,wr Yet for hearing ob,jectionay any owner of property within the hereinafter described territory could file written protesta against the annex€itivn� a copy of said Resolution Noy 4067 was published once a week for two weeks prior to the hearing date in both the Desert Suny a newspaper of general circulation published in the City of Palm Springsy and the Riverside Enterprisey a newspaper of general biruulation published in the County of Riv'ersidey State of Cal.iforniay and WHEREASy on the -5th day of August_, 1954,y at 300 oQclook p.m.y at the City Council Chazdborsy 3240 McCallum Way in the City of Palm Springsy being the time and place :fixed far "l.A hearing and determining of written protestsy said hearing and determination wz hady evidence both written and oral receivedy ob6ecoi.ons of all perrscTis owning property within the annexation area noted and adoepted and passed upcny the protests found to be insuf$'icienty and WEEREASy all proceedings required by the "Annexation of Uninhabited Territory Act of 1939y2c were had and taken as prescribed by said Acty i NOW J.FI&IffOflE ',(TIE CITY COUMUIL OF THE UITY OF PALM SPaIWGS DOES t C,6,jde ol' ��,'kvj Stata Of AR or 1939y" WKWu 35300 el VeMy Of 00 Glvtrnita dallArnia, the boundurinu 02 the WV of pal__ s rJap stall bw and hereby RAW and the uninhabited tervitavy hereinafter Jewwribed Q hereby ahnexea Im -1 to and incorporated and 00000 in the 0itY of P_I� �Px'lL 9s' All that certaiL ryal pvcpavfy in Riverolds Oountyv Califuenlar Waribed at folIPWIN Begivniag at the Southeast cornei of Section 33y T38, AW WIT tbonne Wantery along the south bou4dwry of Wellon A T389 pppraKjMaj8jy �yje nala tu the southwest nwvnev of said Section 3A the".,ijee 41.ang the Wundark of section A AN RK uAe yale to the soathaask Cornor of 0aid Sc Rion 55 along the north bt3iTvxdj:rY of 8W'&W' 9 'Asv IIIEV a ono4lalf mile 'to Vas north quarter-point of amid Saction IN half-sekian IWi of section 9 approx� o zattfL,, oije ale to the houth 0i, L 0t f 2ald Station qj thonce westerly along Ike 107umath vi, SeuUpau 90 8 and A TV, Rh apr9xima elly two ind on,QaA milao to -bile "Viler f OR voSection 7 T KA e shavly elong the we",A a, te.� the noyth- 7 01-80p, p-euximataly. two -railti wwr5t sph9v of ACV; TQ, R Ej thel; wolf.iterly dlcw(y tbri avilth Wnzatvly ')no ja tolha HoutV 'of 0aid SZONArAr 36,,r�'- alo"g t',fY0 v0V Wundary of Seation 36y 08, Wr 9pProximatAY Ols "A"00 the JEJ t �_ arj,'Jy al.or , I,h kutheak agruer of 2-6y QS, R �yasL nr e flouts boundaries of soutiona 26 and A T3S, RAY ArnalmatOly two .711jeo tQ the vout,hwesk doner of Saution 279, WSY 403 thanW 02.1_ iatek bo_dnd��:Vy SeL pps�v2l swtherly along I 'tj_on 33V M� R311,�, 11!"' ' ' We Milo to the soluaihaafft, vunzijar 5aid AM, 031 thonuu WoVerly zx,Inng, `.he E_gj,5,t.h boyndary eat said Sustiot 33y TY! WE, afTeoximminly php Milo to the suit west, vurnev A said Sea tlyn 33V thenot u0i along wt-AA bouvdavW A Sections 33 and 28, US, R3% W" two vile, to the of Seet-Ion 28y T30, HEY I a 10 ,aao�cr1yL 0arr, uorth boundary Qf atng 39, R3E to the Qtbyast eeynev of said Svgi, 28j thonoe northorly along An Went boundary of Section 22, TAY MY 1ppxv(,Erx,.9.,xna-Le3:.Ly ,oin8a 36.3,0 IX4 the nnrth- Xeso usprner rat:, Bestiov 21, T38, R30 QW0 QaAev# allsing 1"Lo b,U,darjes of sootions 22 and 23v T38; W. u.ppralli-Wely, too Mil On f 2 38RE'tje OrWnGl' O 95QDnyTy `3p encerl��nwx,ly vAng the eawleva boundovy of Bastion 23, T35y R3E, approxim"Re7y who tile to the GQutheaat orner Q Seut on 23.# T50a, R3X� 'LhQnVe W ,r,ej.,ly n liong '0 �e*n De 138v ' Uy an roxima WJ, L -the north boundgry f SWA, spy ntva mile to the mortheast c!fir may4f vold- iioV1C7 2 y 9.'381 R3 f t We .9 aloug T3SY R30 U vIxAvIel, so , SLOW pautouly Og�_,, gile -��a the soNhaak wavhav of said 80AWn A Q ajopg the north boundaries of SaRionv W 32 OW ih T35y Q I approW. maetply three milau So the burtheaut cowner Of NOVO 33V T33v RAF-fir", 4iong t a east bovuida y of tion 31V T36, RhEy appvo: ',50 "CAth$ , J A-I .YzIg ont-Sala W the moutheant corner of Bastion 33, t0h, pulut of beJumm.hp two vaid area Vv(-fp000d to bw iWadead and annoxed KnOtKute P. - deAlow-31v 32 wIld 33 of T.33,Gy. R4Fv 900UMUS 22Y 23v 25, 26V 27, 209 33 one"hal go Q 6v 7 and G MI-I the' 'j aiad -�'6 oi' Ja5Sy TUIE�� -a'ad 'aoblO I ol'' Symblou 9, TV RLEv 8BB&M3 aria Of aPAGAMately 151 square Yale, SECTION 2- The City- Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to certify to the p&BsD.g-- ;,Df this ordinanoL and to cwusa the same to be published once in the Dese-1-b Suui, a sefil-_J�=weekly newspaper of general circulation., printed, publi.shed and circulla,ted in the City of Palm Springs. This ordinance shall be in fall force and effect thirty after .,3r 30) days passage. Mayor of the CtCitycirigs ATTEST-, I., the unde,::°sig.aedp City C2,erk of the City of Palm Springs, California., hereby r.-.ertifjr -that the foregoing c'rdinance, 'being Oro.inoanr;a No. 290 oi' the City of Palm Springs,, Taa introduced at, a neet'i(':g of "he City O&Cil of said'city he"Id, on the 23 day of November, 1951t and bras read in full, Thereafter and aa f1rie 30 da said Ordinance Nr.,. 290 liras r—aa-9-by7 title 'ETY. text being waived 'C3F'rh_,j unax,,Iraous -onseAjJ-, of 'uh Cuar,9ilnzas present, and the said Ordinanr�a Nr, 290 n1,nas duly passed by the fo:LlUvving vote- A.YES.-1 Grywa-i UPen McKinney, Strtb"a., Sacbmro,, Mi'lier Hardy and Mayor Boyd. NOES Nalle ABSENTu Coun,cilman Nathanaou I further certify that; the said odinan'ce was thereupon signed by Florian G. 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'�e -`-7. n ,?'�!.t i�J ::!?Fa-[r j ice' Z£/ / G I i �,�f�'' /•.:.- G�G'Ec.9r �!'�_'.(Pct r.;.!<'`•_f��J,z�'r"�Ft s�Z�ft ':/C1_'1 x'// ✓ ,d� /P y/r if;: G /� _F/;c_" / ✓ . J- t .', J� :. x Jam, c:. >--C G7.'LC�Z.. l'✓�"� ��,r'Lai L=�'�,_. l' .� � S i✓ �d".Gs'i,.. -,aa',rl. �,/;`d,�. :���, /' ^a'L:/uvi2� pg. 5 - Ord. 291 385 6-11-58 2 219 Adding Sec. 9403.2 re outside storage in annexation areas 386 6-11-58 2 220 Repealing Chap. 83 & enacting new Chap. 83 re antennas 387 6-11-58 2 220 Amending Sec. 8242, re-numbering subsets. of sec. 8242.03; repealing Sec. 8225 & subset. of Sec. 8242 re sewer connection charges 388 6-25-58 2 221 Amending Sec. 8100.54 re time limit for hotel rate signs 389 7-9-58 2 222 Adding Sec. 9211.292 8* 9313.1; amending Sec. 9313 re height 390 7-9-58 2 222 New Chap. 26 re auctions & repealing existing Chap. 26 391 7-9-58 2 223 Enacting new Art. 29.12 & repealing existing Art. 29.12 re Tanner franchise 392 8-5-58 2 224 Adding Sec. 9211.293 re zone change in Rancho Royale No. 2 I 394 8-27-58 2 221 Adding Sec. 9211.294 re zone change in Sec. 24, T4S, R4E, SBB&M 395 8-27-58 2 227 Adding Chap. 44 re sound trucks 8z repealing Sec. 6135 as 396 9-10-58 2 227 Repealing Chap. 59 & re-enacting/Art. 532 re Desert Museum 397 10-8-58 2 228 Adding new Chap. 61 & repealing existing Chap.61 re traffic regulations 398 10-8-58 2 229 Adding Sec. 8122.1 re placement of signs on utility poles, trees, etc. 399 10-22-58 2 230 Adding Sec. 9211.295 re zoning Tahuquitz Dr. extension 401 10-31-58 2 232 Adding Chap. 30 re sales tax moneys being used for off-street parking Dist. No. 1 fees .402 10-31-58 2 232 Amending Sec. 9423.1 and adding Sec. 9423.11 interii measure re bowling alleys in C-2 zone pg. 4 - Ord. 291 361 9-18-57 2 190 Adding Sec. 9304.9 re front yard setbacks on corner lots. 362 9-18-57- 2 191 Amending Sec. 9304.8 re side yard setback bldgs. in excess of 1 story 363 10-23-57 2 192 Amending Sec. 9200.413 & 9200.415 re dwelling unit 364 10-23-57 2 192 Amending Sec. 9435.1 re off-street parking in M-1 zone 365 11-13-57 2 193 Amending portion of Div. 9 re bldg. site areas & lot widths in R-2 & R-3 zones 366 11-13-57 2 194 Adding Sec. 9571.2 're McCallum Way setback 368 12-11-57 2 198 Adding Chap. 155 re claims against City 369 2-25-58 2 199 Adding Sec. 9211 re zone change in Palm Valley Est 370 2-25-58 2 200 Amending Sec. 9304.11 re cornices, etc. 371 2-25-58 2 200 Amending Sec. 9250.1 re lot splitting 373 3-12-58 2 205 Repealing Arta 541 & re-enacting Artc. 541 re Curfew I375 3-12-58 2 208 Adding Sec. 9261.1 re applications for commercial zoning & adding Sec. 9256 re CUP for designed shopping centers 376 4-15-58 2 209 Repealing Ord. 257 & Art. 801 and reenacting new Art. 801 and adopting 1958 Uniform Bldg. Code 378 4-23-58- 2 212 Adding Sec. 8100.14, 8130, 8130.1, 8142.3, 8161.1; amending Sec. 8158.1; repealing Sec. 8158.11 & 8158.12 re attraction board signs 379 5-6-58 2 213 Repealing Sec. 9314.1 re bldg. site area one-family dwelling 380 5-23-58- 2 213 Adding Subsec. 4, 5, 6 & 7 to Sec. 9415 & Subsec. 21233,23 & 24 to Sec. 9424.2 re off-street parking fund 382 5-28-58 2 217 Amending Sec. 5581, 5552, 5544, 5545 & 5545.1 re impound fees 383 6-11-58 2 217 Amending Sec. 9322.311, 9332.423, 9332.44 re parking bays, off-street loading, etc. 384 6-11-58 2 218 Adding Sec. 8118.01 re non-conforming signs in annexation areas pg. 3 - Ord. 291 342 1-23-57 2 168 Adding new Sec. 9612.34 Sr 9612.55 and repealing existing Sec. 9612.54, 9612.55 & 9612.56 re subd. material exam. & field insp. fees 344 3-13-57 2 173 Adding Sec. 9211.25 re zone change E side of Avenida Palos Verdes 345 3-13-57 2 174 Amending Sec. 8051 & 8052.1 re electrical require. 346 3-26-57 2 175 Adding Sec. 9211.26 & 9211.27 re zone change in Vista del Cielo Tract No. 2 and harlisa Cove Subd. 347 4-10-57 2 175 Adding Sec. 9200.623 & 9445 re quarry, gravel pit, etc. 348 5-8-57 2 176 Adding new Art. 203 & repealing existing Artc. 203 re handbills 349 5-22-57 2 177 Amending Sec. 2258 re contractors license required 350 6-12-57 2 177 Adding Sec. 2258.2 & 2258.3 re conirs. license fees 351 6-12-57 2 178 Suspending Sales & Use Tax - Art. 28 and 28.1 352 6-12-57 2 183 Adding Sec. 9211.28 re zone change no. & west of I Tahquitz Canyon ditch 353 6-12-57 2 184 Amending Sec. 2246.2 re bus. lie. fee autos-for-hire 354 6-12-57 2 184 Amending Sec. 2242.14, 2242.15, 2242.16, 2242.17, 24117 2421, 2423, 2426, 2427, 2428, 2441, 2442, 24711 24727 2473; renumbering Sec. 2445 to 2415; amending & renumbering Sec. 2446 & 2447 to 2416 & 2417 re dancing 355 6-26-57 2 185 Adding new Sec. 2261; repealing Sec. 2447.1 and 2261; amending Sec. 2263 re truck operation for food dispencing and amending Sec. 6169 re noise making devices on veh. 357 7-10-57 2 187 Repealing Art. 926 except Sec. 9265 & 9265.1 and enacting new Art. 926; adding new Sec. 9261; re- numbering Sec. 9265 to 9262; amending & renumbering Sec. 9265.1 to 9263 and amending Sec. 9252 and 9253 re zone change procedure 358 7-10-57 2 188 Amending Sec. 6251 & repealing Sec. 6252, 6252.1, 6252.2, 6252.3, 6252.4, 6252.5& 6252.6 re pkg. fund 359 7-31-57 2 189 Adding Sec. 8100 .56, 8100.57 & 8100.58 re paper signs 360 9-18-57 2 190 Adding Sec. 9200.82a, 9306, 9306.1, 9306.2 & 9306.3 repealing existing Sec. 9306; adding new subsec. e to Sec. 303 of Uniform Bldg. Code (Ord. 257) re walls, fences, etc. Pg. 2 - 291 319 6-27-56 2 146 Amending Sec. 9632.4 & 9632.5 re new street width ' specifications 320 6-27-58 2 146 Adding Art. 809 and repealing Sec. 204 of Uniform Bldg. Code (Ord. 257) creating Board of Appeals 321 7-10-56 2 147 Adding Chap. 58 re Social Service Commission 322 7-10-56 2 148 Repealing Sec. 2848 and 2848.1 and enacting new Sec. 2848 re Use of Sales Tax 324 7-31-56 2 150 Amending Ord. 257 (Uniform Bldg. Code) by adding Sec. 2202 and amending Sec. 3305K re wall height & stairway to roof 325 7-31-56 2 150 Amending Sec. 9200.241, 9333, 9333.1 and adding Sec. 9333.2 re building height 327 8-21-56 2 156 Repealing Art. 294 and re-enacting new Art. 294 re registration of employees 328 10-10-56 2 156 Amending Sec. 8242 re plumbing fixtures and sewer connection fees 329 10-24-56 2 157 Adding Sec. 9211.22 re zone change fronting W. Vista Chino ' 330 10-24-56 2 158 Amending Sec. 9612.1 re filing tentative plats 331 10-24-56 2 158 Adding Sec, 3727 re stock piling steer manure 332 11-14-56 2 159 Adding Art. 292 re Right-to-Work 333 11-14-56 2 160 Amending, adding and repealing portions of Chap. 81 re Signs 334 11-28-56 2 160 Amending and repealing portions of Chap. 62 re parking meters 335 11-28-56 2 161 Amending Ord. 257 (Uniform Bldg. Code) by adding Sec. 421 to UBC re toilets 337 12-12-56 2 164 Adding Sec. 9211.23 re zone change NE corner Racquet Club Road and No. Palm Canyon Dr, 338 1-9-57 2 164 Adding subsec. 7 to subsec. b of Sec. 301 of Uniform Bldg. Code (Ord. 257) re signs 339 1-9-57 2 165 Amending per of Sec. 5551 re impound fees 340 1-23-57 2 166 Adding Sec. 9211.24 re zone change Desert Park Estates No. 9 341 1-23-57 2 167 Amending Sec. 8247.2 & 8247.4 and repealing Sec. 8247.5, 8247.6, 8247.61, 8247.62 & 8247.7 re clay pipe and caulking Ordinance No. 291 Amendments thereto Ord. No. Passed Book Page Action 294 2-15-55 2 115 Amending Sec. 9200.622, 9322.311 9322.311, 9415.21 9424.2 and 9414.8 re parking requirements 297 6-21-55 2 127 Amending Sec. 8127.4, 8171, 8177 9, 8178 Adding Sec. 8100.53 and repealing Sec. 8172, 8173, 8174,8174.1, 8174.2, 8174.3, 8174.4, 8175, 8176, 8176.1 re signs 299 6-3-55 2 131 Adding Sec. 9248, 9248.1, 9248.2, 9248.3, 9249, 9322.312 and amending Sec. 9322.2 re parking req. 300 9-13-55 2 132 Repealing Sec. 9632.11, 9632.21 re paving streets over 36 ft. 301 11-9-55 2 133 Amending Sec. 6121, 6121.1, 6121.2, 6121.3, 6121.4 6121.5 and adding Sec. 6121.6 re speed limits 302 11-23-55- 2 134 Adding Sec. 9612.53, 9612.54, 9612.55, 9612.56 re subdivision bond requirements 303 1-11-56 2 137 Amending Sec. 8129 and adding Sec. 8129.2 re lighting 303 11-23-55 2 135 Adding Sec. 8100.53, 8100.54 and 8100.55 and repealing Sec. 8100.53 re rate signs 304 12-28-55 2 136 Adding Art. 804 & 805 and repealing Ord. No. 32 re electrical requirements 306 1-11-56 2 138 Adding Chap. 76 to Div. 7 re Street name change 308 2-8-56 2 138d Amending Sec. 9414.3, 9414.8, 9415.2, 9342.1, 9342.5, 9342.51, 9344, 9344.1, 9345.1, 9345.2, 9345.3 and adding Sec. 9345 and 9347 re cabarets 309 3-14-56 2 138d Amending Sec. 9211.2 re zoning in annexation areas 311 5-9-56 2 140 Adding Art. 291 (new) and repealing present Art.291 and 292 re picketing 312 5-22-56 2 140 Adding Sec. 9211.21 re Tahquitz Park Subd. zone change 313 5-22-56 2 141 Adding Art. 806, 807 & 808 re swimming pool install 314 5-22-56 2 142 Amending Sec. 8242 re sewer connection charges 315 6-13-56 2 142 Adding Chap. 58 - re museum I316 6-13-56 2 143 Adding Art. 287, 288 & 289 re excise tax 317 6-27-56 2 143- Adding Sec. 9250 re lot sizes in subd. of record ORDINANCE NO. 291 AN ORDINANCE" OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS ADOPTING THE PALM SPRI TGS ORDIIANCE CODE AND ADOPTING GENERAL PROVISIONS APPLICABLE THERETO,, INCLUDING PROVISIONS FOR TI3E, PUNISI=1 T OF VIOLATIONS THEREOF. The City Council of the City of Palm Springs does ordain as follows: SECTION 1. ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE CODE; AUTHORITY. That certain document entitled Palm Springs Ordinance Code, 3 copies of which are on file in the office of the City Clerk, is hereby adopted as authorized by Article 2 of Chapter 1 of Part 1 of Division 1 of Title 5 of the Government Code of the State of California. SECTION 2. DESCRIPTION; PURPOSE OF CODE. Said Ordinance Code is a codification of such existing ordinances of the City of Palm Springs as are of general interest and permanent in nature. The purpose of said Ordinance Code is to make such ordinance provisions conveniently available to the officers and employees of the City, and to the general public, in the form of a reference book. SECTION 3. ADOPTION OF GENERAL PROVISIONS. The following General Provisions applicable to said Code are hereby adopted as a part of said Code:' GENERAL PROVISIONS I Sec. 0011- General' 0111- Effect of Code. 0211- Construction. 0311- Enforcement. 0411-- Notices. General Sec. 0011. TIM OF CODE'. This Code shall be known as the "Palm Springs Ordinance Code". Sec. 0012. CITING IN PROSECUTIONS. In any prosecution for the violation of any provision of this Code, it shall be sufficient to refer to the Code as the "Palm Springs Ordinance Code". Sec. 0013. AMENDATORY ORDINANCES. Any ordinances adding to.. amending or repealing this Code may be des'Ignated as an ordinance adding to, amending or repealing the "Palm Springs Ordinance Code% I Ord. No. 291 ' page 2 Effect of Code Sec. olli,., FORMER ORDINANCES. The provisions of this Code, inso— far as they are substantially the same as existing provisions relat— ing to the same subject matter, shall be construed as restatements and continuations thereof and not as new enactments. Sec. 0112. MATTERS OF RECORD. This Code shall not affect deposits I or other matters of record which refer to, or are otherwise con— nected 'with, ordinances which are therein specially designated by number or otherwise and which are included in the Code; but such references shall be construed to apply to the corresponding provi— sions of the Code. Construction Sec. 0211. EFFECTIVE, JUST INTERPRETATION. The provisions of this Code and all proceedings under it are to be construed to effect its object and to promote justice. Sec. 0212. HEADINGS. Division, Chapter, Article and section head— ings contained herein shall not govern, limit, modify or affect the scope, meaning or intent of the provisions of this Code. Sec. 0213. TERRITORIAL LIMITATION. This Code shall refer only to the omission or commission of acts within the territorial limits of the. City of Palm Springs and that territory outside of this City over which the City has jurisdiction or control 'by virtue of the Constitution, or any law, or by reason of ownership or control of property. Sec. 0214. LOCAL SIGNIFICATION. All references in this Code to places, acts, persons or things and all else in relation to this Code shall be construed to mean that the same are applicable to this City, whether the City is mentioned in each particular section or not.. Sec. 0215. TITLES. The use of the title of any officer, employeep office, department, board, commission or ordinance shall mean such officer, employees office, department, board, commission or ordi— nance of the City of Palm Springs, unless otherwise designated. Sec. 0216. DEFINITIONS. As used in this Code, unless a different meaning is apparent from the context or is specified elsewhere in the Code: Sec. 0216.1 °CITY" means the City of Palm SpringE., California. Sec. 0216.2 "COUNCIL" means the City Council of this City. Sec- 0216.3 "OATH" includes affirmation. Sec. 0216.4 "PERSON" means and includes person, firm, partnershipo association, corporation, company or organization of any kind. Sec. 0216.k5 "SECTION"s "ARTICLEtt, "CHAPTER" AND "DIVISION" meanp respeetively, seetiony Article, Chapter and.Division of this Code. Sec. 0216.6 "SHALL" AND "MUST" are mandatory and "MAY't is permis— sive. Sec. 0216.7 "WRITTEN" includes every form of legible recording. I Seee 021`ya_ -bN'I7&TNIM W0AW. words and phrases not desisted in this Code are cohstrdod aoCorrling 'to the approved usage oi" the ia7 �6o Sod a 0216 a YJ(7Ni17I+ The din�wiar nttmbor ;Inu-Iudes the plural;' Lind the �l dral the. sin6ulara.boo, 021841 MID words 'wsed An the masou'lis'ie gender inoludo the feminine and t6�t6r. Sao. 0216a2 :.TEb1M Words wised in the present, tonL30 include the sYa`bttt'e a Soo: oft,9. MTTAt INV'ANIDITY, If UIV' Chapte''vs Avbiole, section.. sentencej diltbe or portion of this Code is for any reason held to be invalid or inoonstitw'tional by as*y oour't, of ocmpetent jurisdic- ti,on, suoh, ,portion shall be doetned a separate~ distinot and rode- pandent per vision and, such holding shai.l not affect the validity of the remaihlri4 vdvtions thdrenfa Enforcement b1oc, 03ll. , VIOLATION'' JJJM1� Any y person who 'violates or Willfully fails to oomply ir..th any prova",Aon of this Code is guilty of a misdemaanor. 8ob6 0312� CONTINVINCr VIOLATION, r'aoh psvoon, firm or corporation s'hdil be deemed guilty of a separate offense for each day or portion thereof auring which any v'lolabion of any prwdsaon of this Code is d'omTtittedy continued or permitted by sudh persons firm or carporA- tioY4j and shall be punishable theyeCor as herein provided, led, 0,1,,o T'GNAMY, A,,y porooia oonvi.otdd of a mledemeanor udder rho provisions of this Code otherwLso provided herein) dhwl:l bu puhishable by a sine of not more than .five hundred dol- iard ($�00400)j or by irnprisrs7vdent in the City Jail or in the R,iversiAd d6thty Jail for a period of not more than sire (6) months.. 6r 'iiy both btoh rind and imprisonivetA,s sec, o�114. ABATV22NT Op NUISANCE, Whenever a public nuisance is hAintuihed or e%ists in this Cityo either under general law or ddrihod to be duoh under this Codes it shall be the duty of the po'iicd of this Cityy and they are heroby authorized and empowered to sumr,Arily, d.baLbb the samo by removal.. de,itr=uotios't or abatement aS trio adt or thing constituting such nuisance. Notidtad God» 04111 8kRVld8 Or NOTICES, whenever a notice it required to bo given it"nder this Code (unless di,sserent provisions are otherwise dpodi,�xoaliy tadd herein) suoh not3oe may be given either by per- s'bnal dolivery thereof to the person to be notifled or blr deposit in the United states mtti.l in a walled envelope, postage prepaidp ldddrodded to such person to be notified.. art his last Imoym business 6i' restid'ende address as the same appeay°s ih the public records or other records pertaining to the matters to v6kh such notice is dir'otech Servioo by mail shall be deemed to have been ocmpleted 4L't the oT ddpoPlit ih the post. offi606 Ord. No 291 Page 4 Sec. 0412, PROOF. Proof of giving any notice may be made by the certificate of any officer or employee of this City or by affidavit of any person over the age of eighteen (18) years, which shows service in conformity with this Code or other prnvisions of law applicable to the subject matter concern.edo SECTION 4„ REPEAL. All portions of any ordinance of the City I inconsistent with the foregoing General Provisions, to the extent of such inconsistency and no further., are hereby repealed. SECTION 5. EFFECT UPON PROSECUTIONS. Prosecution for violation of ordinance committed 'prior to the effective date of this ordinance shall not be affected by this ordinance or by said Code SECTION 6., FFFECT UPON LICENSES, PENALTIES. The adoption of "led- shall not be construed as a waiver, of any 'license or penalty due and unpaid under any ordinance at the effective date of the Code; nor shall such adoption be construed as affecting any provision of such ordinance relating to the collection of any such license or penalty or the penal provisions applicable to the violation thereof. SECTION 7, EFFECT UPON BONDS, DEP-CSITS, The adoption of said Code shall. not affect the validity of any bond or cash deposit required to be posted filed or deposited pursuant to such ordinance; and all rights and obligations thereunder shall continue in full force and effect, SECTION 8, STATE SALES TAX LAW. All of the provisions of the "Sales and Use Tax Law" (being Part ..1 of Division 2 of the Revenue and Taxation Code of the State of California), as amended and in force and effect on October 1, 19G9, except the provisions thereof pertaining solely to the "Use Tax", and except sections 6051, 6052, 6053, 6o66,, 6o67, 6o68, 6o69, 6070, 6o'71., 6451, 6162, 6453, 6455, 6591, 7052, 7o56, 7o57, 7101, 7102, 7103„ 7151, 7152, '7153, applicable to sales of property at retail, having been in-- corporated by reference in Ordinance No. 173, as amended by Ordi- nance No. 219, are likevrise referred to and incorporated in Chap- ter 28 of said Ordinance Code, said Chapter 'being a codification and continuation of said ordinances. SECTION 9, EFFECTIVE DATE. 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 (/ J for oP the City of r Palm Springs ATTEST) U City Cj,erk-of the City of Palm Springs I Ord. Flo. 291 Page 5 I,s the under°signed9 City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, California, hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance, being Ordinance No. 291 of the City of Palm Springs, ma,s introduced. at a meeting of the City Council of said city held, on the 9th day of November, 1954, Thereafter and, on the 7th day of December, 1954 a public hearing was had with regard to the said ordinance and in compliance with the applicable provisions of the Govern- mental Code of the State of California, relevant to t he adoption of an ordinance code by reference, At the close of the hearing the ordinance was read in full and duly enacted by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen Winney, Strobe, Sanborn, Nathanson, Miller, Hardy and Mayor Boyd NOES: None ABSENT: None I further certify that the said ordinance was thereupon signed by Florian G._Boyd, Mayor of Palm Springs, and attested by Louise Warn, City Clerk of said city. YUTNESS my hand and seal, of said City this 7th day of December, 1954. rnLn LOUISE McCARN City Clerk. I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate more published December 13th, 1954 in the Desert Sun, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and circulated in the city of Palm Springs. LOUISE McCARN City Clerk I ORDINANCE NO. 292 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA AMENDING SECTION 207 OF ORDINANCE NO. 257 WON SAID ORDINANCE ADOPTS A WALU SPRINGS BUILDING CODE.° The City Council of the City of Palm Springs, California does ordain as , follows: SECTION 1: Section 207 of Ordinance No. 257 is hereby amended to reed as follows: SECTION 207: No person shall be engaged, or employed, nor shall any person cause any other person to be engaged or employed in any work of construction, erection, alteration, repair, addition to, or improvement of any building, structure, road or improvement; to real property between the hours of 5:00 o'clock: mm- of each day and 8:00 o7cl.ock a.m. of the next; succeeding day, *without the mitten permission of the Building Inspector of the Building Department of. the City of Palm Springs first had and Wla.ine 1. SECTION 2: The City Cleric is hereby ordere& and directed to certify to the passage of this ordinance and to cause Ube same to be published once in the Desert Sun. a semi--weekly nowsrape'r� of genera':; circulation, printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm. Sprin.gs. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect thirty (3C) days after passage. ck 4ayor of the City of Palm Springs I ATTES�: � City C�ex— o the City of7alin 'pr ngs I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, California, hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance, being Ordinance No. 292 of the City of Palm Springs, was introduced at a meeting of the City o mcil of said city held on the 7th day of December, 1954 and was read in full. Thereafter and on tie 14th day of December, 777 said Ordinance No. 2°2 was duly passed by the Jn.lTwing vate: AYES; Councilmen llcKinney, Strebe, Miller, Nathanson, Hardy and ;Mayor Boyd NOES: Mono ABSENT: Councilman Sanborn I 1— Ordinance 292 SEE ORDoNO, PkSESED BOOST PAGE ACTION 207 5-15-49 1 340 ,2nending Ord. No. 292 this 5_s part of the Building Code and not included in the Ordinance Codee Ord. No,, Page 2 I further certify that the said ordinance was thereupon signed, by Florian 1 G. Boyd, Mayor of Palm Springs, and attested. by Louise McCarn, City Clerk of said city. WITNESS my hand and. seal of said. City this 14thday of December 1954 LOUISE MoCARN City Clerk I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance and certificate were published December 20, 1954 in the Desert Sun, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and circulated. in the city /of Palm Springs. LOUISE ACARN City Clerk 1 I ' :..IJeY.u:.JtWWM un YliW .MJyY ,IAIw4LnV I i. �� I I