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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1927 (#803-839)ORDIi~ANCE NO. ~03 An Ordinance to be known as the Electrical Code of the City of Santa Ara, creating the office of City Electrician and prescribing his duties; providing for electric permits and inspections and fixing the fees therefor; regulating the installation, arrangements, alter- ation, repair, use, maintenance and operation of electric wiring, electric fixtures, and other electric appliances and equipment in the City of Santa Ana; providing a penalty for the violation of the same and repealing ordinance or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as follows: Section 1. City Electrician. There is hereby created and established the office of City Electrician. The ~rson chosen to fill the office of City Electrician shall be a competent electrician of good moral character, and shall have had at least four years experience as a Journeyman in the practice of his trade, or two years training in a recognized college of electrical engineering, and, in addition thereto, two years of practical experience in electrical construction, shall be well versed in approved methods of electrical construction for safety to life and property, the statutes of the State of California relating to electrical work, the rules and regulations issued by the Industrial Accident Commission of California under Authority of the statutes, the National Electrical Code, as approved by the American Engineering Standards Committee, the NatiOnal Electrical Safety ~Code, as approved by the American Engineering Standards Committee, other installation and safety rules and standards approved by the American Engineering Standards~Committee and rules of the Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific. Section 2. Appointment, etct Said City Electrician shall be appointed by the Board of Trustees. He shall recei~ such salary per month as may be fixed by said Board of Trustees. The City Electrician shall also take and subscribe an .oath which together with the certificate of his appointment shall be filed with the CitM Clerk. He shall be removed from office for cause only, after a full hearing, by the Board of Trustees. It shall be unlawful for the City Electrician to engage in the business of the installation and the maintenance of electric wiring, electric devices and electric material either directly or indirectly and he shall have no financial interest in any concern engaged in s~ch business in the City of Santa Ara at any time while holding office of City Electrician. Any v~olation of the provlsi~s of this section by said City Electrician shall be sufficient cause for his removal from office but he may be removed for other Just cause. Section 3. (a). The City Electrician is hereby authorized and empowered to make tests on all electric lighting and power systems furnished the City by pe~sona, firms, or corporations the purpose of determining whether or not the terms of contract are being complied with, and it shall be the duty of the person, firm, or corporation furnishing such electrical service, to provide suitable methods of making such tests as may be required by the City Electrician. (b) The City Electrician is also authorized to enter any building, structure, subway, or subway man-hole in the City of Santa Ana at any reasonable time in the performance of any of the duties specified in this ordinance, and, upon demand of the City Electrician, the owner or his representative shall accompany him or his assistant to inspect all electrical conductors, generators, transformers, motors, and other electrical apparatus and materials, which are covered by this ordinance, whether in or upon or outside of any.structure or building or in or under any street or public highway with~n the City of Santa Ana; and to notify the owner or the person, firm, or corporation concerned or interested in such install- ation of any and all violations of the provisions of this ordinance and to examine and pass upon all applications for licenses and permits required by this ordinance. (C) It shall be the duty of the City Electrician to periodically inspect the electrical conductors, apparatus, and equipment in use at all theaters and motion picture houses located within the City of Santa Ans. Each theater and motion picture house shall be inspected semi,annually. The City Electrician will issue an approval notice to the owner of said theater or motion picture house, provided that, in his Judgment, the electrical apparatus and equipment is in safe operating condition. No theater or motion picture house shall be allowed to operate without said approval notice. No charge shall be made for the inspections authorized under the provisims of this section, unless the inspection shalll show that work coming within the provisions of this ordinance has been done without a permit having been secured therefor. (d) It shall be the duty of the City Electrician to make a thorough and general inspection of that portion of the City designated and known as the "Fire District" at least annually; to inspect all electrical installations and cause to be adjusted and remedied all violations of this ordinance as provide~. (e) It shall be his duty to supervise and inspect the installation of all electric wiring, connections, arpliance~, fixtures or apparatus in and about any house, building or structure within the City of Santa Ana, and to fu~'nish to each and every perwon, firm or corporation contemplating the equi~ment or installation in or about any house, building or structure within the City of Santa Ara of electric wiring, connections, appliances, fixtures or apparatus with a ~rmit for such work upon the compliance by such firm, person or corporation wit~ the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth in the manner and form herein iprescribed. (f) It shall be the duty of the City Electrician to supervise the inst~llaticn and upkeep of all City Fire alarm systems, City Pumping plant motors, and to make ~riodic inspection of same to insure their efficient and proper operation. The Electrician and City Engineer shall supervise the installa tibn of Street Lighting Systems. Section 4. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to equip any building, house or structure within the City of Santa Ana with electric ~rin~, c canections, appliances fixtures or apparatus or make any alteratic~s or changes or additlona to any electric wiring, ~onnections, appl{snces, fixtures or apparatus in or about any building within said City of .Santa Ana, without first notifying the City Electrician and obtaining from him a written permit to do such work, such permit shall state the location by street and number of b~ilding or structure where such work is to be d~e, and shall be valid only for the locatim so stated Failure to secure such permit will cause violation of this section, penalty for which shall be $5.00 for first offense and not to exceed $50.00 for any succeeding violation. Section 5. ~'Fnen any electric wiring, connections, appliances, fixtures or apparatus covered by such permit shall be found on inspection to conform to the rules and regulations provided by this ordinance, the City Electricia~ shall issue a Final certificate of inspection, certifying that such wiring, connections, appliances fixtures or apparatus has been inspected and found to comply with the terms of this ordinance; but no such certificate shall be granted until such electric wiring, connecti)ns, appliances, fixtures or apparatus is made to confoEn to such rules and regulations as herein prescribed. Section 6. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to use any electric current through any wire, connection, appliance, fixture or apparRtus in or about any building within said City of Santa Ana until the same have been inspected and approved~by City Electrician and the certificate herein provided for shall have been is~ued therefor. the Section Except as provided otherwise herein, all in~tal~ ~ions whereby electrical energy is to be utilized or dissipated shall be in strict conformity with the provisions of statutes of the State of California, the rules and regulations of the Industrial Accident Commission of the State of California under authority of the state statutes governing industrial installations with the rules and regulations of the Come, salon of Immigration and Housing of the State of California, and with the most approved methods of construction for safety to llfe and property. The ~egulations as laid down in the National Electrical Code, as approved by the American Engineering Standards Committee; in the National Electrical Safety Co~e, as approved by the American Engineering Standards Committee; other installati~ and safety regulations approved by the American Engineering Standards Committee, and the rules and regulations of the Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific shall be prima facie evidence of such approved methods. In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between any requirement herein given or prescribed and any requirement of any law, order, rule, or regulation of the State of California concerning the same matter and applying to the case under consideration, that requirement which prescribes and established the higher standard of safety for life and property shall take precedence and be complied with. In cases where the rapid developments in the application and uses of electricity, or new and special or unusual methods of building construction, create problems or conditions which are clearly not contemplated in the m~ing of these rules and make literal application of a rule manifestly impracticable, the electrical department, may, by special permission given in writing and in advance, allow such modificatt~ from the detail reqnirements of such rule as may be Justified by the conditions, provided the work be done in accordance with the m~Irtt and intent of the rule and in s$ch mannsr as to afford an equivalent degree of safety. In no case shall the provision of this paragraph be resorted to for the purpose of substituting materials or methods which are inferior to those required by these rules and regulations or for otherwise evading any requirement of the provisions of this ordinance. Section 8. The City Electrician may, at his discretion, issue to any owner, c~tractor, firm or corporation, a ~ rmit to install temporarily, wiring for light or apparatus, in or about any building, structure or tent in progress of construction alteration or repair; such temporary wiring to be rem~ed on completion of the building or to be removed when so required by the City Electrician. Section 9. Every person, firm or corporation making application for any permit to do electrical work under the provisions of this ordinance will be required to file a set of plans covering all details of the constructian such as wire and conduit sizes, length of runs size o.f%~entrance switches and location, circuit panels and any further detsils that the City Electrician may require to fully understand the same. Exception to this rule; private residence of les~ than six circuits only. All per~its for installation of electrical work of any description must be secured from the City Electrician before beginning any such installation. Every person, firm or corporation making application for any such permit, the time applica~on for inspection is made, deposit with the City Electrician, the of the fee for the permit and for the Inspection of all work done under such ~rmit. Inspector must have application 48 hours prior to the time of inspection. shall, amouD, t at Upon completion of work said person, firm or corporation shall make application for inspection of same. l~hen any electric ~ring, apparatus or fixtures covered by this permit shall be found,~on inspection by the City Electrician, to conform with the ~ules and regulations of this ordinance, a final certificate will be issued. Section 10. All materials and devices for electrical purposes m~der provisions of this ordinance, must be the standard required by the National Board of Fire Underwriters; pro- vided, however, the City.Electrician shall have the po~,~r to aoprove any materials or devices for use in the City of Santa Ana; proviSed further, that said electrician shall have the power for good and sufficient reasons to disapprove the use of any materials ~ devices which would prove unsafe for use in the City of Santa Ans. Section ll. ~ I' ~ It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to hinder or prevent the electrical wiring, apparatus, fixtures, or from enteril~ fulfilling his duties and of ma$ing such inspection. Section 12. any building for the purpose of. Whenever the City Electrician shall find any part of any electric wiring, apparatus or fixtures in or about any building, structure or tent in the City of Santa Ana to have been installed without a permit, or not in accordance ~th the provisions of this ordinance, or to be dangerous to life or property, the City Electrician shall have the right and power to disconnect any such defective work, or work installed without a ~ rmit, and place a seal upon such work thus disconnected, or disconnect service wires to premises, or require the ~ rson, firm or corporation supplying current to said defective work or work installed without permit, to disconnect his, their or its service. The City Electrician shall at the same time give notice of such disconnection to the owner or occupant of the building in whirl such disconnecting has been done, or to the person using the c~rrent by means of such disconnected wiring, apparatus, or fixtures, and shall within twenty~four hours thereafter, in writing, notify the party using current of such disconnection. After such disconnection, wiring, apparatus or fixtures have been so put in condition required by this ordinance, the seal or seals ~o placed by the City Electrician shall be removed by him. It shall be ~lawful for any person, firm or corporation to use any current in, through, or by means of such disconnected wiring, apparatus or fixtures, or to attach other wires for the supply of current to such disconnected wiring, apparatus or fixtures, or to remove, break, or deface any s.~al so placed. Section l~. All plumbing and pipe work must be in place and not concealed befor~ the electric wiring is inspected, and no such wiring will be considered as complete until such piping is in place. Upon making inspection of any electrical equipment, the inspector shall leave a notice at the service switch, or other suitable place, ~ta+ing that the electrical work has been inspected by the City Electrician, ~nd it shall be unlawful to conceal any electrical wiring or other work uhtll same has been inspected as herein required. There shall be no lathing done inside any building ~til the electric wiring has been inspected and appr6ved by the City Electrical Inspector and the approval tag is placed on the service. Conduit in stallatlmas may he made at any stage of construction and the City Electrician shall cooperate with those in charge'of the installation in inspecting work that of a necessity must be concealed during construction and previous to the completion of the installation. Section 14. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation either as an o~mer, architect, artisan or otherwise, to ~o or cause or permit to be done, to use or cause to be used, any electrical wiring or any installing of electrical ap~ratus or fixtures in such a manner that they do not, in all respects, conform to the provisions of this ordinance. Section 15. All application blanks must be filled in full, gi~ing permit number, name of owner, and electrical contractor, and location by street and number of ~rk to be inspected. A diagram of wiring must be d~awn on such applications, and such diagram mu~t have the number of lights marked, at each outlet, together with wattage, and must show wire sizes and distances, locations, location of every switch, tablet bo~rd or switch boards, also circuits clearly outlined and as nearly as possible the manner in which all wires are installed. Every firm, person or corporation owning, constructin~ or having control of the installation of any electrical wiring or apparatus under the prowisions of this ordinance must correct any and all defects therein within a reasonable time after the notice thereof from the office of the City Electrician. After such defects have been removed, the person, firm or corporation who shall have removed the defects shall notify the City Electrician ~ the removal of such defects. When any person, firm or corporation, after such notice, has been given by the City Electrician, shall be found to have violated any of the requirements of. this ordinance, or when, through any such vuilation, by any person, firm or corporation, doing the work, it is necessary to make any extra inspection of the work, there shall be charged said person, firm or corporation for such extra inspection made necessary on account of the w~latiom or for alterations to work previously accepted, or for any other inspection of any electrical equipment governed by the provisions of this ordinance, for which no fee is herein prescribed a fee of One Dollar for each additional inspection. Section 16. If any person, firm or corporation shall place or 'nstall or cause to be placed or installed in any building, structure or tent any wiring, ap~ fetus or fixtures for the use of electricity, or shall make or cause or permit to be made any alterations or changes in or addition to any wiring, apparatus or fixtures for such use, without a permit first having bee~ obtained for the same as required by thie ordinance, no permit shall be subsequently issued for the same and no inspection of the same shall be made until double the amount of fees otherwise provided by this ordinance are paid for such permit and Inspecti~. Section 17. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation either as owner, contract~ artisan or otherwise, to place or cause to be placed in, on or around a~y se rvlce switch or cutout, except the neutral conductor of a 110-220 volt system, any wire or metal, or other- wise to prevent any service switch or cutout from opening under excessive currents. Section 18. Definition of terms. For the purpose of this ordinance, the following terms shall haVe the meanings attached to them by this section, unless it is apparent from the contents that they are used with another meaning. The work "approved" whenever used in this ordinance shall be held and construed to mean and include the approval of the City Electrician unless otherwise specified. The work "apparatus, whenever used in this ordinance, shall be held and construed tc mean any electrical wiring, appliances, apparatus, or electrical construction of any kind whatsoever, installed or used in or about any buildings, structure or tent in the City of Santa Ans. The word "theater" when used in this ordinance shall be held and construed to mean a room, h~ll or auditorium, habing a stage, either with or without scenery, used or designed to be used for public entertainments of persons, and adapted~ to the presentation of plays, operas, concerts, spectacles or similar forms of entertainment. The word "City Electrician" as used in this ordinance shall include his deputies. The term "show window" as used in this ordinance, shall be construed to mean that space or enclosure of a shop window, which space or enclosure is used for the display of merchandise. Section 19. Fees. That the City Electrician of the City of Santa Ana shall charge and collect from the person, firm or corporation to whom any permit for doing work is issued, under the terms of this ordinance, the following fees, to-wit: For issuing permit ........................ $1.00 For inspection of ten or less fixtures ................................ .50 for each fixture FOr each outlet installed at a distance not exceeding 18 inches apart .......... For each outlet installed at a distancg of more than 18 inches apart ........... For each arc lamp and switch. ............. For each motor of one horse power Or less. ............................... For each motor in excess of one horse power. ......................... For each generator motor of one horse power or less. ........ .... ...... For each generator motor in excess of one horse power, ............ . ........ . · 05 .50 .50 .10 for each additional horse power .50 .10 for each additional horse power For the For each mercury arc rectifier and equipment ............................. For installing electric signs ............ For wiring electric signs ................ For electric fan, carbonizer, water heater and all special outlets not specified a charge of ................. inspection of each electric range 1.00 1.00 1.00 .30 per outlet 1.00 per outlet will be charged Section 20. General Requirements· All wires installed in or on all buildings or other structures of the City of Santa Aha, which wires are used for the purpose of conducting electricity for light, heat or power, shall be inclosed in approved metal conduit, armored cables, or metal moulding, as hereinafter set forth, with the following exceptions: (a) A building designed and built as a single residence for one family only, out- side of Fire District. (b) For installations of open wiring in buildings in the process of construction or installations of open wiring used in the lighting of e~hibitions, fairs, celebrations, and similar displays of a temporary nature. (c). For the installation of all wiring in central and substations for conducting electricity for light, he~t or power when such wires carry a voltage that renders their installation in conduit impracticable. Section 21. Services to any building must protrued from the ~de of the building closest to the power company service poles. All services shall be installed in conformity with the orders of the InduetrAal Accident Commission, and National Board of Fire Underwriters with the exception that no 3 phase power service will be permitted in the same conduit with lighting service. Ail sub- feeds must have .individual switch cutout at point of connection to service or bus service. Ail feeds and subfeeds to motors must be in separate conduits. No service is allowable less than No. 10 ~ B & S Gauge wire and 3/4" conduit. Section 22. · All fixtures, brackets, switches, wall or floor receptacles which are installed within eight feet vertically or five feet horizontally of conducting floors, piping or other grounding materimls shall be permanently and effectively grounded in an approved manner. No green and yellow cord is allowable for fixture work of any nature. Section 23. Out]ets per circuit in residences. In arranging circuits for the lighting of residences, flats or apartments, no ~ircuit to which is connected a ceiling outlet located in a kitchen, dining room, front or sitting room, shall have more than eight outlets connected thereto. No circuit supplying any part of a residence, flat or apartment shall have more than ten outlets, nor more than sixteen sockets connected thereto. No. 3 wire b~anch lighting circuit shall be installed. In arranging circuits in dwellings, flats, and apartments of all buildings, each ceiling outlet shall be wired for not less than the number and size of lamps specified in the following tables: Room- No. of 4 Ow. lamps Reception Hall 3 Library 4 Living Room 4 Dining Room 4 Den 5 Breakfast Room 2 Kitchen 2 Bed Room 2 Bath Room 2 Hotel Bed Rooms 2 Ail other rooms 1 Section 24. No additional work shall be attached to any existing installation without ~btaining )ermission from the City Electrician to do so. (a) Where alterations or additions are made in any installations the approval for ;he use of old material must be obtained from the City Electrician before it is used. (b) All hotels, factories, work-shops, school, detention buildings, assembly halls, theaters and all otherrbuildings requiring fire escapes, which are occupied at night, shall have all public halls, stairways, and passageways properly lighted and at the head and the foot of each flight of stairm, and at the point of egress to each fire escape shall be kept burning red light at all times. Permission is given by this ordinance to install four circuits on each 2-wire service ut each circuit must not exceed 880 watts. All lighting circuits unless otherwise specified ~ust be considered as 880 watts. (c) All switches, cutouts, first installations fuses, complete mains and meter loops, and all connections in wiring necessary for placing any meter must be installed by the ~ereon, firm or corporation to whom the permit for such installation is issued. All main line switches and sub-switches mu~t be kept within six (6) feet of floor; round or working platform. All connectims must be soldered and taped, first with rubber and th~n friction tape. .ll wires No. B and over running to switches, must be lugged. (d) Bell trans~mmers must be installed in separate metal cabinets or in cutout cabinets. (e) Any building or structure (other than private residence) in the Fire District Ihf the City of Santa Aha as now and hereafter fixed by ~dlnance of the City Council, when ltered, repaired, remodeled or changed in any way to exdeed the value of Twelnty-five (25) ollars, all wires which were previously installed in said building or structure and used for e purpose of conducting electricity for heat, light, o~ power must be installed or reinstalle n approved metal conduit, armored cable, or metal moulding and any building or structure ltered, repaired or removed, that is not in the Fire District, must have building service ~hanged or installed to conform with the existing electrical ordinance. (f) Every system of wiring for light and motor installations shall be so installed ~s not to exceed 3% drop over all. For ?actor will be permitted. calculating the voltage loss of feeders and sub-feeders the fol2owing demand Classification Demand Factor Apartment Houses: ~o. 'Of Apartments. 1 to 8 100% 6 to 10 90 ll to 18 80 16 to 26 70 26 to 35 60 ab~ e 35 50 Clothing ~fg. ~lants 90 Department Stores 90 Foundries V5 Garages (Public) 75 Hospitals 60 Hotels 75 ~achine Shops ~5 Mfg. Plan (G~neral) 75 Office Buildings BO Packing Houses 80 Prlnt~ng Establishments ~0 Tanneries 75 Theaters and Schools 100 For cslculat{ng voltage drop on feeders for ranges or other heating appliances, the demand factor will be established by the Department of Electricity based on the part~eul~ conditions affecting each case. Section 28. Boxes (a) Plaster rings must be installed on all four inch outlet boxes. (b) Fixture studs must be installed at all outlets. Section 26. Each store, flat, dwelling or apartment shall have independent service and con- ductors and service switch except that where there is more thah one store, flat, dwelling or apartment in one building, one Set of service conductors may be installed in place of independent service conductors to a central distributing point, where separate service switch and meter loops must be installed for each store, flat, ~elltng or apartment. If an individual service feeds more than 1 meter loop, a m~ster switch shall be installed to disconnect all the conductors of the service. Section 27. (a) Offices, auditoriums, .(not including churches) public halls and stores shall be wired for not less than l-l/2 watt per square foot of floor area, and 1/2 watt per square foot in basements used with such buildings, when basements are not used as a salesrooms, and in storage rooms, dressing rooms, halls, etc. Area of mezzanine floors shall be included and wattage computed according to the purpose for which such mezzanine floor is to be used. Or, four outlets per circuit or 4 double convenience outlets, or single convenience outlets, or 12 brackets. (b) Loft buildings and markets shall be wired for not le~s than i watt per square foot of floor area, and 1/2 watt per square foot in basements, halls, etc., of ~uch(~ buildings. In loft buildings or markets any circuit shall not be wired in excess of 660 watts when only i watt per square foot is provided. (c) Store entrances and outside outlets, other than th~ e designed for flood, outline or sign lighting, shall be rated at not les~ than 100 watts each. (d) All electric signs must be wired on a separate circuit from the meter with double pole disconnecting s~.~ritch in the circuit. Each circuit is ~mderstood to be equivalent to 1Z20 watts. .Reference is hereby made to Ordinance NO. 552 governing installation of signs, which is hereby referred to and made a part of this Ordinance. walk. inches All letters of signs must be illuminated. All All signs running parallel with the building must from face of buildlr~. signs must be ten Feet fr~r~ side- not extend out more than twelve It shall be unlawful to hang or to fix in position any electric sign or sign designed for use as an electric sign or which may be used as an e.lectric sign until such sign has been inspected and approved by the City Electrician. (e) ~"iindow lighting. - Twelve outlets or the equivalent of 15~ watts, can be used on each circuit for window display lighting. Section 28. (a) Not more than 8 single appliance outlets or their equivalent (receptacles for attachment plugs) may be installed on any branch appliance outlet circuit. (b) The conductors of appliance circuits shall not be less than No. 12 B&S gauge, which size wire shall be carried direct into receptacles. Such circuit shall be a 2-wlre circuit excepting for ranges, heaters, etc., designed for 110-220 volt circuits. The circuit shall be protected by fusee of no greater rated capacity than 20 ~peres at 125 volts or less, or 10 amperes at 126 to 250 volts. (c) Appliance outlet receptacles shall be of approved concealed contact type and of approved rating of not more than l0 squares. Each ~single receptacle shall be rated as requiring not less than l~© ,~,atts, excepting as provided in residences and apartments. Dwellings ~ &partments. (d) To determine the size of conductors feeding an appliance outlet circuit the first circuit shall be rated as requiring 1800 watts. Each additional circuit shall be rated as 880 watts, excepting as provided in residences and apartments. (e) No lighting fixtures shall be connected to an appliance circuit, excepting pilot lights or other approved signal or protective devices otherwi~e required. (f) Plug receptacles operating at more than 150 volts shall be of such design construction and so marked that attachment plugs of the standard type, commonly used in 110 volt receptacles, cannot be inserted in the higher voltage receptacle. (g) Plug receptacles designed for lighting shall not be used for radio plugs. (h) An approved Strain Insulator must be used in supporting wires connecting or more buildings and must be installed during the rough in of the job. tw 0 Dwellings & Apartments. (a) In dwellings and apartments not more than 8 single appliance outlets, or their equivalent, may be connected to any appliance outlet circuit. (b) Each single receptacle shall be rated ss requiring not les~ than 100 watts. r (c) Not more than 4 single or 2 duplex appliance outlets shall be connected to any lighting circuit. (d) To determine the size of conductors feeding an appliance outlet circuit, -.ach ~uch circuit shall be rated as requiring 680 watts. (e) A~liance outlets located in a dining room, kitchen, breakfast room or nook, bathroom screen porch, or laundry, must not be installed on lighting circuits. A convenient outlet for iron and convenient outlet for breakfast nook may be put on same circuit. (f) Any fixture in a kitchen, breakfast room or nook, screen porch or laundry, not provided with an appliance outlet, shall be wired with not smaller than No. l~ B&S Cauge wire. (g) When a built-in ironing board is roughed-in, an appliance outlet shall be inst~]ed ~ithin four feet of said ironing board. An appliance outlet will not be approved in an ironSng board cabinet. one (h) In apartment houses, an appliance outl~t circuit shall n~ supply more than apartment without written permission from the department of Electrici~y. Heater Circuits Any heater shall be rated at not les~ than 1SO0 watts and shall be installed on a separate circuit of not less than No. 12 B&S gauge wire. Any r~ceptacle for such heater shall have a capacity of not less than twenty amperes. Section 29. Power Wiring. All power wlr~ng shall be done in accordance with Electrical Safety Orders of the Industrial Accident Commission of the State of Califor~ia, with the exception that all motors over 1/2 H.P. shall have a no voltage release switch. Section 30. Responsibility. This ordinance shall not be construed to relieve from or lessen the responsibility or liability of any ~arty owning, operating, controlling, or installing any electric wiring, electric devices and/or electric material, for damages to person or property caused by any defect therein nor shall the City be held as assuming any such liability by reason of the inspection authorized herein, or certificate of inspection issued as herein provided. Section 31. Saving Clause. The City Electrician is hereby empowered to make interpretations in form of rules of this Ordinance, rules and regulations, mentioned in Section 7 of his own rules wherever there is a question as to materials or method or manner in which the materials shall be installed. Said rules shall be in writing and shall be final as to that class of installati. Section 32. Contractor's Bond. No person, firm or corporation shall engage in the business of contracting electrical installations, alterations and/or repairs, for any purpose whatsoever without firs' having deposited with the City Clerk a bond in the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) and having procured a license therefor. Applications for a license shall be made to the City Clerk accompanied by a fee of Fifty dollars ($50.00). Upon receipt of the application fee the City Clerk shall issue a license which shall expire in twelve months, which shall who proper notation has been made thereon by the City Electrician following the successful compliance by the applicant to the provisions of Section 33, shall ~rm!t the holder thereof to engage .In the business of contracting electrical installations, alterations and/or repairs Section 33. Master Electrician Licenses. A master electrician is a ~rsdn, firm or corporation engaged in the business of installing, altering and/or repairing electric ~ring directly, or through an employee who as superintendent or foreman is responsible for the work, and in direct charge thereof. There is hereby create~ a Board of F~aminers of ~iaster Electricians consisting of three men, the City Electrician and two other interested parties, appointed by the Board of Trustees. No person, firm or corporation shall engage as master electrician in the business of installing, altering oi~ repairing electric wiring for any purpose whatsoever, in the City of Santa Ann, without first having procured a license therefor as n~rein provided. App~ioation for a license shall be made to the City Olerk and before such l~ense shall be issued, the application therefor shall be approved by the Board of Examiners of Master Electricians, who shall examine such applicant, at such time and place as it shall designate, as to his qualifications and competency to engage in the business of installing electric wiring and electric material. The examination shall be practical and elementary i~ character but sufficiently strict to test the q~mlifications of the applicant. Such license: shall not be t~ansferable and shall cover only wor~ installed by the holder thereof. Any license granted ma}~ be revoked by the Board of Trustees upon the recommendation of the Board of Examiners of Master Electricians if the licensee violates any ordinance or law relating to instsllatlons of electric wiring or electric material or is responsible for any electrical installation which is a hazard to life and property. When a license is revoked, a new license shall not again be granted to the same licensee for a period of at least thirty days. If a license shall be revoked the fee paid therefor shall be forfeited to the City of Santa Ann. Section 34. Records of Permits and Inspections, , The electrical inspector shall ~eep complete ~records of all per~ts issued and inspections made and other official work performed under the provisions of this ordinance. He shall be provided with'the necessary clerical help to carry out the provisions of this Section~35. " Repeal of Conflicting Ordinances. All ordinances or parts of ordinances conflicting with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 36. ¢°nsti~utionality. In case any section or part of a section of this ordinance may be declared un- constitutional it shall not invalidate the remaining portions of this ordinance. The City Clerk shall cause.this ordinance to ~e ~ublished threet Jmes in the Santa Ann Dail~ Evening Register, a daily nevs paper printed and published in the City of Santa Ann, California, and thirty (30) days after the date of first publication the same shall ts~e effect and be in full force. The foregoing ordinance is signed, approved b~, me, this 10th day of January, 1927. A~'TEST: , E.n. V2 eIy (SSAL) City Clerk and Ex-Officion Clerk of the Board of Trustees of the City of ~anta Ann, California. F. L. Purinton President of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ann. SEaL I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced at a meeting of the Board of 'zrust.~es of the City of Santa Ann held on the 27th day of Decembr,, 1926, and that same was passed and adopted at a meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the 10th day of January, 192~, by the following vote: AYES. C.H.Chapman, ~.B.Colller, Stanley E. Goode, ¥.L.Purinton NOEE: None ABSENT. Geo. ~/~c Phe e And, I further certify that the Pres!dent of the Board of Trustees signed and aoproved said ordinance on the 10th day of January, 1927.~ the E.L.Vegely (SEAL) City Clerk an~ Ex-Officion Clerk of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ann, California. AN ORDINANCE CREATING A BOARD OF CONDE~INATION, DEFINING BUILDINGS WHICH CONSTITUTE A ~ENACE TO PUBLIC 8AFE~ AND PROVIIENO THE MEANS OF ASCERTAINING SUCH FACT AND ABATING SUCH BUILDINGS, AND PROVI~ NG A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE SA~Eo The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as follows: Section 1. For the purpo,es of this OrdinanCe a "Builflin constituting a menace to public safety" is defined as, (1) Any building or other structure (a) situated in the City of Santa Aha; (b) of wood frame construction; and (c) so con- st~ucted as to more than ordinarily endanger other buildings or property in the vicinity, in case of fire, or so constructed or situated as to render the same peculiarly susceptible to fire from within or without; or (~) Any building or othe~ structure in the City of Sant~ Aha which by reason o~ rot, weakened ~olnts, walls, floors, under- pinning, roofs, ceilings, insecure foundation or other cause has become so delapidated or deteriorated as to endanger the safety c~ persons therein or nearby. For the purposes of this ordinance ~owner" is defined to mean the holder or holders of the record title and all recorded interests within on the date upon which the notice of hearing is issued. Section ~: A Board of Condemnation is hereby created and shall consist of the Building Inupector, the Chief of the Fire Department, and the City Engineer. Section ~: Said Board of Condemnation is hereby granted the power after a hearing to conclusively find and determine whethe any building o~ structure constitutes a me,mae to public safety. Said Board may as part,of said hearing inspect such building and the facts observed by said Board at such inspection shall con- stitute evidence upon which it may base its findings. Notice of said hearing shall be given by the Board of Condemnation by posting in a conspicuous place on the building at least ten (lC) days prior to the date of hearing, a notice directed to "all persons having or claiming any interest" in the building designating the building sought to be condemned, the grounds therefor, and the time and place of s~ d hearing. A copy of said notice shall be sent by registered mall, at least ten (lC) ~ays prior to ~ch hearing, to each owner at his last known address, or if ~uch address can not after due diligence be ascerta~ then to said owner at "Santa Aha, C~ff~nia". Section 4: ~henever said Board shall have determined that a building constitutes a menace to public safety, it shall thereupon conclusively find and determine what repairs or alterations are necessary or whether the total destruction of such building is necessary ~.n order that such building shall not constitute a menace to public safety. Said Board shsll also conclusively determine and find the length of time necessary to complete such repairs, alterations or destruction, such time to begin to run upon service of the findings of said Board, and said Board may, f~ good cause, extend such time for not to exceed thirty (30) days. Section 5: The findings of the Board of Condemnation shall be in v~iting and shall be served upon th owners personally, and if, after due diligence, he or they cannot be found, shall in lieu thereof be posted for ten (lC) days in a conspicuous place upon the building. Section 6: It shall be unlawful and punishable by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars ($500.00), or by imprisonment for not more than six months in the County Jail of the County of Orange, State of California, or by bot such fine and imprisonment, for any owner of any building which has been found by the Board of Condemnation to constitute a menace t~ public safety to fail, after service of findings as provided in Secticn 5 hereof, to destroy, alter or repair such build~.ng in accordance with the find- ings of the Board of Condemnation and within the time all~ved by said Board, provided such owner has the legal power to so destroy, alter or repair such building, and it shall be unlawful and similarly punishable for any owner after he has received the notice of hearing above provided, to disable himself from destroying, altering or repairing such building. EaeiL day's failure to so alter, destrq~ c~ repair such building in accordance with said findings shall oons~itute a distinct and separate offence. Section 7: Every building constituting a meaace to public safety as the same is defined in Section i of this Ordinance is hereby declared to be a public nuisance an said nuisance may be abated summarily or by civil action, and the cost of such abatement is hereby declared to be a lien upon the prop~ rty upon which such nuisance exi sts. Section 8: Every building found by the Board of Condemnation to constitute a menace to public safety shall, if not destroyed, altered or ~epaired within the time allowed by and in accordance with the findings of the Board of Condemnation, be deemed and every such building is hereby declared to be a public nuisance, and every such nuisance may be abated st~m.~arily or by civil action. The City Clerk shall cause this Ordinance to be published three times in the Santa Ana Dsl ly Evening Register, a daily newspaper printed and published in the Cit~ of Santa Ana, California, and thirty (30) after its final passage the same shall take effect and be in full force. The foregoing Ordinance is this l~th day of January, 192V. ATTEST: E.L.Vegel~ o~tY Clerk & Ex-O~fiCion ClSrk of the Board of:Trustees of the City of Santa Ana, California. signed and approved by me F. L. Purinton (SEAL) ~esident of the B0a4d of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana, Calif. ( SEAL ) I hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was intro- duced at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana held on the Srd day of January, 192Y, and that the same was ~ ~assed and a~pted at a meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the 10th day of January, 1927, by the following vote: AYES, TRUSTEES: NOES; TRUSTEES: C.H.Chapman, E.B.Collier, Stanley E.Good F.L.Purinton. None ABSENT: TRUSTEES: Geo. McPhee ( SEAL ) o g. L. Vegel~ cit~' ~lerk and Ex-O~ficic~ Clerk of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana, California. ORDNANCE NO. 805 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA AN&, REGULATING THE' ERECTION, CONSTRUCTION, ALTERATION, REPAIR, RE~tOVAL, DEMOLITION, CONVERSION AND 5MIN"~ENANCE OF BUILDINGS IN THE CI~l~ OF SANTA ANA, AND PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF P~R~ITS~ COLLECTION OF FEES, AND PR0VIDI NG FOR PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION HEREOF. REFER TO ORDINANCE NO. 819 ~Iative AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING THE RULES AND REGULATI©NS FOR THE ERECTION OF BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES, OR THE REPAIR, REMODELING OF THE SA~E; PROVIDING FOR INSPECTIONS BY THE BUILDING INSPECTOR AND FEES REQUIRED; AND PROVIDING A PENalTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF SAID OE~ NANCE. 0RLE NANCE NO. ~iO6 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR HOLDING A GENERAL ~IUNICIPAL ELECTION IE THE CIq~% OF sANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA, ON THE llth DAY OF APRIL, 1927, FOR THE ELECTION OF CITY OFFICERS IN SAID CITY; GIVING NOTICE OF SAID ELECTION; DESIGNATING THE POLLING PLACES, THE HOURS DURING %~qICH THE POLLS SHALL BE OPEN, ~ ~ FICERS TO BE ELECTED, AND APPOINTING ELECTION OFFICERS TO SERVE AT SAID ELECTION. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as follows: Section 1. A general municipal election shall be held in the City of Santa Aha, California, by the qualified electors of said City on the 2nd Monday same being the llth day of April, 1927, the following named officers: term of in April, 1927, the for the election of 1. Five members of the Board of Trustees for the four years, one member frG~ each ward. 2. Five members of the Board of Education for the term of four years. 3. Recorder for the term of four years. 4. Treasurer, for the term of four years. 8. Clerk, for the term of four years. 8. Attorney, for the term of four years. 7. Marshal, for the term of four years. Section 2. There will be fifteen (lB) voting precincts for the purpose of holding said election, consist- ing of a consolidation of the regular election precincts established for holding the last general stste and county election as hereinafter set forth, and a Boar8 of Election consisting of one inspector, two judges and two clerks for each such consolidated precinct shall c~stitute the electioK officers to have charge of such election, and the foliowing are hereby ~ppointed to hold, con~ct and make returns of said election as required by law, to-wit: Consolidated Votin~ Precinct No. l, consisting of regular election precincts established for holding the last general state an8 county election Nos. 8, 9, l0 and ll; an~ ~he' polling place for such Consolid~ted Voting Pre~nct No. 1 shall be at the Lincoln School Building, situated on French Street between Fourteenth Street and Fifteenth Street; and the Board of Election for said Consolidated Voting Precinct No. i hereby appointed are as follows: Inspector: LloMd N. Mateer. Judges: John A. Newcomer and Fred B. Stever. ~ · Clerks. ~s. ~arion B. ~allace and Jennie M. S~nner Consol. idated Votin~ Precinct No. 2, consisting of~ regular election p~ecincts established for holding the last general state and county election Nos. 12, 13, 14 an~ 15: and the polling place for such Consolidated Voting Precinct ~o. 2 shall be at I~rs. D. Co ~cGee's Place, situated at the corner of Fruit and ~inter Streets; and the Board of Election for said Consolidated Voting Precinct No.. 2 hereby appointed are as follov~s: Inspector: John CarSMle Judges: Charles W. Davies and Jo ~. Osburn. Clerks: ~s. ~ertts J°..Dickson and ~lrs. F!o~rence Har~ Consolidated vqti.n6. .. Precinct.....Nc. 3, consisting of regular election precincts established for holding the last general state and county election Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4; and the polling place for such Consolidated Voting Precinct No. ~ shall be at the V;lllard Jr. High School Building, on North ~iain Street, and the Board of Electio for said Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 3, hereby appointed are as follows: Inspector: ~ohn _J.. Zilliaq. Judges: '~}'illiam H. S~urgeon and P. it Phillips. Clerks: ~i_rs. Bertha Bowers and ~rs. Anna M. HaMes. Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 4, consisting of regular election precincts established for holding the last general state and county election, Nos. 16, 17, 21 and 24; and the polling place for such Consolidated Voting Precinct No, 4 shall be at the City Hall, situated at Third and I~ain Streets; and tt~e Board of Election for Said Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 4 hereby appointed are as follows: Inspector: Clinton S. Hubb. ard. Esther Judges: Frank L. Austin, and P. Gardner. Clerks: ~irs. Cora E. Wilson and ~rs. Kate Files. Consolidated Voting Prec'!_nct ~o. 5, consisting of regular election precincts established for holding the last general state and county election Nos. 18, 19, 20 and 23; and the polling place for such Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 5 shall be at the Roosevel' School Building, situated at the corner of ~ast First Street and Maple Street; and the Board of Election for said Conselidated Precin No. 5 hereby appointed are as follows: Inspector: J. ~. Flagg. Judges: Frederic C. Rowland and Grace ~. Grigsby. Clerks: Ida ~i. Carnahan and M_innie L. Lindsa;f. Consol. idate..d. Voting Precinct No. 6, consistin8 of regula election precincts established for holding the last general state and county election Nos. 28, 29 and 30; and the polling .place for such Consolidated Voting Precinct ~o. 6 s[~ll be at the Polytechnic High School, situated on the southwest corner of V~alnut and Ross ~treets; and the Board of Election for said Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 6 hereby appointed are ss follows: ~t ! Inspector: T. P. Kingrey. J Judges: William A. Thomas and ~.awle¥ J. Seltvat. Clerks: ~arJorie D. Ellis and ~rs. Nannie J. drews Consolidat.ed ~otin~ Precinct No. 7, consisting of regular election precincts established for holding the last general state and c~unty election Nos. 3~, 34 and 3~; and th~ polling place for such Consolidated Voting Precinct No. V sh~ll be at the ~cKinley School Building, situated at Third and Flower Streets; and the Board of Election for said Consolidat ~d Voting Precinct No. ? hereby appointed are as follows: Inspector: Lee L..Alderman. Judges: Chas. Edwin Des~er~ and L~aaura ~. Boyd0t Clerks: ~atilda A. Eoesse~ and ~r~ ~yrtle L. ~rivel. ! Consolidated Votin~ Precinct No. 8, consisting of| regular election precincts established for holding the last general state and county election Nos. 58 and ~9; and the polling place for such Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 8 shall be at the Franklin School Building, situated on We~t Fourth and Forrest Streets; and the Board of Election for sulh Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 8 hereby appointed are as follows: Inspector: Charles B. Buxton. Judges: .~Jas' E. Snow and Jas. R. Thompson. Clerks: ~I_r.s. Jannie L. Covlnston and ~!rs. FlOrence Perry. Consolidated. ~9tin~ Precinct No. 9, consisting of regular election precincts established for holding the last general state and county election, Nos. 42, 43 and 44; and the polling place for such Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 9 sh~l Ge at the County Polling Place, situated at the corn~ of Ross and Eighth Streets; and the }~oard of Election for said Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 9 hereby appointed are as follows: Inspector: Judges: r Roderick H. Cartwri~ht. Elm~.~. SundQ~ist and Gustav Stumpf. Clerks: Nfs. Clara B. Prince and ~iss Nora H. ~kke. Consolidated Voting.Precinct No. 10, consisting o~ regular election precincts established for holding the last general state and county election Nos. 40, 41 and 47; and the polling place for such Consolidated Vdting Precinct No. l0 shall be at F. D. Drake's Garage, situated at 1059 West 6th Street; and the Board of Election for said Consolidated l0 hereby appointed are as follows: F. D. Drake. Ernest F. ~arks and ~ohn Wm. Sackman. ~rs. Nertin~ ~ankin and ~rs. Ella Nowot Voting Precinct No. Inspector: Judges: Clerks: Cqnso~id~ted.Vo~.in~ Precinct Noa 11, consisting of reguls election precincts established for holing the last general state and co.unty election Nos. 45, 46, 48 and 49; and the polling place for such Consolidated Voting Precinct ~o. 11 shall be at the Jefferson School Building, situated on West 17th St~.eet at Durant Street; and the Board of Election for said Consolidated voting Pre~ No. ll hereby appointed are as follows: Inspector: Chas. E? Mtllen. Judges: H~race Y. ~vana and ~ra. Emilie....E~ Walbridge. Clerks: ~!is~ Stella ~ Graff and MrS. Nola R. Gre~.nleai Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 12, consisting of regular election precincts established for holding the last general state and county ~lection Nos. 5, 6, 7 and 80; and the polling place for such Consolidated Voting Precinct No. l~ shall be at the Spurgeon school Building, situated on Cubbon Street between Sycamore Street and Broadway; and the Board of Election for such Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 12 are as follows: Inspector: Horton ~!. Palmer. Judges: J.E. Fowler and Samuel N. Dungano Clerks~ Nfs. Nary L. Tillot.sgn and Mrs. AiSle. Ash, ~..oDsolidated Votin~ Precinct Ho. ~3, ~nsisting of regular election precincts established for holding the last general state and county election Nos. 27, 35 and 36; and the polling place for such Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 13 shall be at the Lowell School Building, situated at the corner of Flower and Bishop Streets and~the Board of Election for such Consolidated Voting Pred net No, 13 hereby appointed are as follows: Inspector: ~ose~h C. Farrar.. Judges: ~ed L. Mitchell and Fred Siefert. Clerks~ Alice ~. Rotsl~.~ and ~Irs. ~ar~.~.. ~'a~er. Consolidate~.Votin~ Precinct No. 14, consisting of regula election precincts established for holding the last general state an county election Nos. Sl and 39; and the polling plsce for such Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 14 shall be at the Armory Hail situated on Birch Street between ~ird and Fourth Streets; and the Board ~of Election for said Consolidated Voting Preddnct No. 14 hereb appointed are as follows: Inspector: ~!m. S. ~cVaM. Judges: V!.. ~. Mitchell Clerks: I¢~rs:.. Jessi.e ~. · ~onsolidated Voting Pred net No. and Ers. }~ona Y0 Lac[. Overton and Ers. ~ae J. Thomas. 9onsolldated Votln~.Preeinct No. 15, consisting of regulal election precincts established for holding the. last general stets an, county election Nos. 22, 25 and 26; and the polling place for such Consolidated Voting Pre, net No. IS s.hall be at Kellog g's Garage, situated at 603 Orange Avenue; and the Boa rd of Election for sA d 1S hereby appointed are as follows: n ct Inspector:~, E~ Kello~gg. Judges: Thomas H. Warne and ~aude Johnson Clerks: Nell D. ¥,'inslow and ~rs. Alice B. ~hite. Section 3. That in addition to the fifteen voting precincts situated within the corporate limits of the City of Santa Ana heretofore established there shall be four special election precincts and officers of election as hereinafter designated in that portion of the Santa Ana High School District lying outside the corporate limits of the City of Santa Ana, for the purpose of voting only on members of the Board of Education, five (5) in number, for the term of four (4) years, for said Santa Ana High School District, consisting of a consolidation of the regular election pre~ncts established for holding the last general state and county election; and a Board of Election consisting of one inspecto~ two judges and two clerks for each such consolidated precincl shall constitute the election officers to have charge of sucl election; and the persons hereinafter named are hereby appointed to hold, c~duct and make returns of said election as required by law; the said special election pre~ncts to include all that certain territory embraced within Delhi School District, Diamond School District, Greenville School District, Costa ~esa School District and Newport Beach Schoo District and Pau].rino School District now annexed to and mad a part of the Santa Aha High School District. Consolidated Votin~ Preciqct No. 16 shall consist of all that ter?itory embraced within.the Delhi School District; and the polling place for such Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 18 shall be at the Delhi School House; and the Board of Election for said Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 16 hereby appointed are as follows: Inspector: Judges: Clerks: Bold Ellis. G. ~. Guano and Andrew Cock. ~rs. ~iartha Kilpatrtck and Harriet Bae~ Consolidated Votin~ Prec,.ct No. lV shall ~nsist of all that territory embraced within the Newport Beach Scho( District; and the polling place for such Consolidated Voting Precinct No. lV shall be at the Newpo~ Beach School House; and the Board of Election for said Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 17 hereby appointed are as follows: Inspector: ~iram C. Cushin6. Judges: William A. Eastlack and Harr~ E. Rider. Clerks: ~na Haw$ins Lane and Ella I. Hemstreel Consolidated Votin~ Precinct No. 18 shall consist of all that territory embraced within the Costa ~esa School District and. Paulrino School District; and the polling place such Consolidated Voting Precinct No. 18 shall be at the Costa Mesa School House; and the Board. of Election for said Consolidated Votin Precinct No. 18 hereby appoint, ed are as follows: Inspector: Donald J. Dodge. Judges: James ~. Jam!son and E. F. Shave. Clerks: Ida A. SPauld~n~ and Esther Me~e~. ~onsolidated VotinE Precinct No. 19 shall consist of all that territo~ embraced within the Diamond School District and Greenville School District; and the polling place for such Con- solidated Voting Precinct No. 19 shall be at the Diamond School House; and the Board of Election for said Consolidated ~oting Preci No. 19 hereby appointed are as follows: Inspector: A.,,,.,, E. Sel¥id~e,. Judges: S. H~ ~anderschied and Eugene Griset. Clerks: Isabella Mcfadden and Vernie E. Graser Section 4. Said election shall be held and conducted in accordance with the laws regulating general municipal elections in cities of the fifth class and with the general election laws of the State of California, so far as the same may be applicable thereto. The polls shall be opened at six o'cleck A. M. on the date of said election and shall be kept open until seven o~clock P. ~.~. of said d~y, at which time the polls shall be closed. Each of said election officers shall receive a compensati of Six Dollars ($6.00) for his or her services. Section 5. Notice of said election, containing a state- ment of the time of the said election and of the names of the offic to be filled thereat, propositions to be voted on, if any, and briefly s general description of the voting precincts and loca~ons of the polling places and of the time of the opening and closing of the polls shall be given by tbs City Clerk, by one publicstion in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register, a newspaper published and circulated in said City of ~anta Aha, not earlier than the sixtieth day or later than the twentieth day before said election. ~ection 8. The City Clerk shall prepare and cause to be publisheda list of the names of the nominees in alphabetic order and the respective offices ~r which they have been nominated (together with a statement of any propositions to be voted upon) twice before the date of said election in the Santa Ana Daily Eveni Register, a daily newspaper published in said City of Santa Ana, in the form and manner as required by law. Sect%on 7.. The City Clerk shall prepare and cause to be printed official ballots in the £o~n and n~nnber as required by law and shall procure all other supplies necessary for the holding of said election as required by law. Section 8. The City Clerk sh~]l certify to the passage of this Ordinance and shall ca~se the same to be published three times in the Santa Ana D~ly Evening Register, a daily newspaper ~ct )n ~s ~g printed~ published and circulated in the City of Santa Ana~ and thereupon this Ordinanc~ shall take effect and be in forc~ 'The foregoing ordinance is signed and a~proved by m~ this 7th day of Febru~ry, 19LU. F. L. Purinton. Fresident of th~ Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana, Csliforn ( SEAL ) ATTEST: E. L. Ve~ely City Clerk and Ex-Officion Clerk of the Board of Tr~stees of the City of Santa An~, California. I hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was introduced at an adjourned regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana, held on the 24th day of January, 192V, and that the same was passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the 7th day of February, 1927, by the following vote: AYES, TRU.~T.E S: C.H.Chapman, Geo. l~icPhee, · E.B.Co~lier, Stanley E. C, oode, F. L. Purint on. NOES, TRUSTEES: None ABSENT, TRUSTEES: None -. E. L. Vesel~ City Clerk ~d Ex-Officion Clerk of bhe Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Aha, California. (SEAL). ~RDIN~NCE NO. 80? AN ORDINanCE OF TH]{ CITY OF SANTA ANA FIXING THE C~iPENSATION OF GENERAL OFFICERS OF SAID CITY. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa ~a do ordain as follows: Section l: That the salaries of certain elective officers of the City of Santa Ana shall be thee hereinafter designated, to-~ That the Clerk of said City shall receive a salary of $300.00 per month, payable monthly. That the City ~arshall shall receive a salary of $300.00 per month, payable monthly. That the Treasurer of said City shall receive a salary of $25.00 per month, payable monthly. That the City Attorney of said City sh~l receive a sal~r of $250.00 ~r month, payable monthly. That the City Recorder of said City shall receive a sal~ of $15~.00 per month, payable monthly. Section ~: That the proposition, "Shall the ealaries of the members of the Board of Trustees be increased from $28.00 per month to $75.00 per month, payable monthly, and the President of th Board of Trustees be increased from $2~.00 per month to $100.00 per month, payable monthly" be submitted to the elect~s at the general municipal election to be held April ll, 1927. Section 3: That all o rdLuances or parts of ordln~nces in conflict with this ordinance are hereby ~e~ sled. Section 4: The City Clerk shall cause this ordinance to be published three times in the Santa Aha Daily Evening Register, a daily newspaper printed and published in the City of Santa Ana, Califomia, and thirty (30) days after its final passage the same shall take effect and be in force. The foregoing ordiomnce is signed and sppr~ ed by ~e this 14th day of February, 1927. F. Lo Purinton. President of ~he Board of True'tees of the City of Santa Ana, C~ Ifornia. (SEAL) ATTEST: ..E.L. Vegely City Clerk"of the city of Santa Ana, C~ifornia. I hereby certify that the foregoing ~dinance was introduced at an adjourned regular meeting of the Board of Trusteee of the City of Santa Ana held on the 24th day of January, 1927, and that the same was duly passed and a~pted at an adjourned regular meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the 14th day of February, .. 1927, by ~he,following,v~te. AYES, TRUSTEES: C.H.ChaFman, Geo. McPhee, Sta~ley E.Gocd F.L.Purlnton. NOES, TRUSTEES: ABSENT, TRUSTEE: None E.B.Collier E. L. Ve~elM city Clerk of the City of S~nta Ana, California. ORITrNANCE NO. 808 A~N ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF A PLUMBING INSPI£CTOR, DEFINING HIS DUTI~]S AND FIXING HIS C0~PENSATION; REGULATING THE }~ETHOD OF CONSTRUCTING PLUMBING %¥0~, HOUEE DRAINAGE, AND GAS FI'ITING, PROVIIXNG FOR THE INSP,gCTION r[~{EREOF AND THE ISSUANCE OF PERMITS THEREFOR, IN THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIFO?2{IAo REFeR.TO ORDINANCE N0...821 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINTN~ENT OF A PLUI~BING INSPECTOR~ DEFINING HIS DUTI~]S AND FI.~iING HIS CO~IPENSATION; REGULATING THE ~ETHOD OF CONSTRUCTING PLUMBING V~O~i, HOUSE DRAINAGE, AND OAS FITT_ING, PROVIDING FOR THE INSP;~TION THEREOF AND THE ISf~;UANCE OF I~:RI~IITS THEREFOR; AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF SAID ORII NANCE. ORDINANCE NOG 809 AN ORDINANCE TO BE tiNOl,';~ AS THE ZONING ORDINAN~E~ OF THE CITY OF ,fANTA ANA, GALIFOFd~IA, PRESCRIBING THE CLASSES OF BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES AND I~%PROVE- MENTS AND U~]~S OR ADDITIONS IN THE SEVEn,AL ZONES TO BE CREATED BY THIS ORDINANCE; AND PROVI]][NG THE PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE SA~E. THE BOARD OF TRU~.~r~o OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, DO ORDAIN AS FOLLO~¥S: SECTION 1. INT.~RPRETA.IO_~ ANI) PURPOSE: In interpreting this ordinance and in carrying out its application in the city of banta Aha, it sbmll be under- stood, in every instance, that all requirements provided herein shall be considered as the minimu~ requirements for t~e preservation and the promotion of health, safety, morals, convenience and genera1 com~ort and welfare of the .people of the City of Santa Ans. ~.J. GTION II. ZONING REGULATIONS AND CLAS~%IFICATION~: In or,let to provide an adequate zone classiflcatio~ and to regu~late and restrict the location of the various use~ for housing, business, industry and other activities in the co~nunity, the City of Santa Ana is hereby divided into the following zones and districts: (a) ~ingle Family Residences. (b) Two family and apartment house district~, of not mo~e than two stories in height. (c) Apartr~ent houses. (d) Neighborhood Commercial Districts. (e) Light Industrial Districts. (f) Heavy Industrial Districts. (g) Special Uses. The bo~Sari~s of these districts are indicated an~ recorded on the offtci~l map to be known as the "Official Zoning ~ap" of the City o£ ~ants Aha, Orange County, California. (1) No building shall be erected, altered or enlargeS, nor shall sny building be used for any of the purposes ex~ept those per~n~tted in the district in which suc~ buildings or premises are located as indicated on the "0ffic al Zoning Rap", which is on file in the Office of the City Clef and is by reference made a part of this Ordinance the sage as though attached hereto. (o~) No building shall be erected nor shall any existing ouilding be enlarged, altered or reconstructed excel~t accordi~ to the provisions contai~ed in this Ordinance and indicated upon the "Official Zoning l~ap". SECTION III. SINGLE W/d~ILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT: A single family residence district shall be under- stood to mean a district in which only one residence shall b~ permitted upon a lot, the dimensior~ of which are described in anothe~ part of this ordina~ce. known as the "B" definition above "A' ?.oneo No building, structure or i~-provement of any kind or any premises shall be used, altered or enlarged in ~ single family residence district-which is 8eslgned or intended to be occupied or used for any purpose other than a single family residence together with such accessories as garage, and such other permissive uses as are specified hereinafter in this ordinance. SECTION IV. TWO FAMILY A~'D APART~iENT HOUSE DISTRICT. 0F NOT i~0~ THA~J T%'~0 (~) STORIES IN HEIGHT: A two family and apartment house district shall contain only dwellings designed an8 intended to be occupied by two or more families, provided that such buildings are not more than two (9) stories in height. B~galow courts shall also be permitted in this district under the provisions and regulations hereinafter provided. No building or structure shall be erected, altered, improved or maint~ined in a two fancily and apartment house district Zone, except for the purpose indicated under the given a single ~amily dwelling as classlfled under SECTION V. AP~RT~iENT HOUSE DIoTRICTS. All multiple dwelliugs~ of two stories or more, apartment houses, hotels, rooming houses, [without stores except restaurants througi~ a general lobby of such multiple dwelli~gs, hotels, apartment houses, etc.,) shall be permitted in "C" Zone. In "C" Zone are also permitted all uses permitted under "~./ Zone and "~" Zone. SECTION VI. ~EIGHBOR~00D BUSI~ESS ZO~JES: Neighborhood bus,ness zoy, es are those in which bus'ness may be permitted, including repair shoUa using not _~_~ore than six (6) horse power engines, cleaning and dyeing establishments but all such buildings must be devoted to either business ~ residen~[~ occupancy the entirety of each floor so used. In no case shall a neighborhood bus,ness building be used for s residential purpose unless ~he enti~'e floor is fievo~.ed to residential use; and no mixed use shall be permitted on the same floor; and no such buildin6 shall be over, t~vo stories in nelgnt, and shall conform t~ the bu~ldlng r~otr.~ctions provi~ed for Ir~ F~re District i'~o. 1. In neighborhood busines~ districts, known as "D" Zone, uses provided for in "\", "B" a:~d "C" Zones shall also be permltte ~CTI0~, Vll. COMi"~]XCI.~L DISTRICT: Under the coo~u:ercfal district, or "E" Zone, shall be included ali. busluess uses, retail and wholesale, as well as the repair shops and other industrial uses, provided they do not employ more 'than te~ (10)'horse power engines, and ~rovided further that each estsbl!shment, does not devote more than fifty per cent (50~) of its floor space to such ~.epalr shop and other industrial work. In no case shall industrial uses be permit' Independant of any retail or wholesale business occupancy. All uses p~r~itted In "?, "B", "C", "D" and "E" Zones shall also be permitted in "F" Zone; but no o~er uses shall be permitted excepting by special permit of the BOard of Truste~A ~nde~ proper procedure as outlined in this Ordinance. SECTION V$~. LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT REGUL~?ION8 No building, structure or i~provement or premises shall be used, and no buildi~, structure or improvement shall be erected, constructed, established, altered or enlarged in a li~t industrial district which is designed, arranged or intended to be occupied or uses for any purposes except the following uses: Anm~onia; ~sphalt manufacture or refining; Brick and Tile terra cotta manufacture or storage; Boiler works; Distillation of coal, wood or bones; Fat rendering; Iron foundry, Ju~k yard; Lan~p ?lack manufacture; Lime, cement and plaster or paris manufacture; Paint manufacture; Pickle, sauer-kraut, sausage or vinegar manufacture; Railroad yard or round house; Rawhides and skins, curing and tannins; Rolli~ mill, scrap iron, junk or rags storage or bailing, slaughter of animals or fowls'; Soap manufacture; Stock yards; Stone mill and quarry; Storage of Oil (not exceeding 1,O00 barrels on one lot or in any tank above ground not exceeding 500 barrels capacity); Tallow grease and lard manufacture and refining, tar roofing or tar water-proofing manufacture; Tobacco (chewing) manufacture; Any building or structure or premises, designed to be used for any other trade or business or for purposes of storage, industry, commerce or residence of any kind may be erected in said light industrial district, if not prohibited by law or ordinm~ce now in force or which may hereafter be enacted; and Further, provided that no such use be detrimental to the'health, safety, ~orals or general ~elfare of the adjoin. ins premises or properties. SECTION iX. HEA'?f Ii;DUSTRI~L DISTRICT REGUL.~TIONS: Any buildfng, premises, structure or i~provement may be used, constructed, established, altered or enlarged in the heavy industrial district wlthout'restrlction as to its design. arran£ement or intended use or purpose~ provided such building. structure or improvement, or the use. of such premises is not prohibited by law or ordinance now in force, or which :say be hereafter e~la cted. And further provided that no such use be detrimental to the health, safety, morals or general welfare of the adjo'n· lng premises or properties. and each' lot land or lOtS ordinance. S~CTION X. SPECIAL USES: Under the special u~es are to be included all public buildings of a municipal or county character, garages, oil stations, l~ospitsls, tu'~dertakfng parlors, &sicken ranches, dairies, waste dis- possl plants and the manufacture of explosives, and such other buildings, structures or uses as do not come under either or any of the Zones herein specifically mentioned. These uses shall be permitted only upon application to the Board of Trustees, such application to give an accurate description of the area to be used in such purposes, the type of building to be erected for such uses, the ownership of the land, the person or persons, or corporation, to be responsible for such special use; and, whenever required, the applicant shall furnish complete plans and speclf!cstions of the buildings to be erected. Such application shall be referred to the City Planning Commission for.lnvestigatlon and report; and the Board of Trustees shall, at the time of its referring the matter to the City Planning Commission, cause notice to be given of the intent to establish such use as is contained in the application, such notice to be posted on the property and at least one notice to be posted within fifty (50) feet of such property on all frontages; such notice to contain date, hour and place of a hearing to be held by the City Planning Co~iIssion and also of hearing to be held by the Board of Trustees, this hearing to be not less than five days from the time that such notice has been posted. After receiving the report from the City Planning Conm~ission and after having held a hearing, the Board of Trustees may grant or refuse to grant a permlt for such special usem, In case of reffusal, the applicants may modify their re~ in order to remove any or all of the objections raised, but such renewal of application shall follow the same procedure as outlined for the first application. In case of a second refusal, the applicant may not again apply for a period of three (3) mohths, from the time of the refusal of the application and official action by the Board of Trustees. SECTION XI. 0EI~ERAL PROVISIONS: (1) In a single fanily residence zone, no building or structure shall be erected or altered on a lot or parcel of land, which is constructed or intended for the use of more than one family; shall have a mtnfm~r~ of 5,000 square feet, except on sho~ on maps duly recorded prior to the passage of this (2) On lots duly recorded, which are deeper than 100 feet, a rear single family residence may be erected, provided the front wall is not leas than 20 feet from the rear wall of the front and provided further that the rear wall of the rear dwelling is no~ less than 10 feet from the rear lot line. It is also furthel' provided that any rear building should have direct access from street and that it shall not be through any hall-way or portion of the front building. In a two family and apartme~ house district, as defined under "B" ahd "C" Zones, wherever a single family dwelling is located on the rear of the lot, ~ it shall be lawful to erect such permissive buildings on the front of the lot, provided that such buildings are at least 20 feet away from the existing rear building; and provided further that direct access to the rear building is maintained directly from the street rather than through~n existing building or a building to be erected. (Z) All buildings that ~o not co~ply with the regulations of this ordinance but which have been used for non-conforming purposes prior to the passage of this 0rdi shal~ continue to be so us~, provided, hgwever, that in case of fire or any other accident such buildings be destroye to the extent of more than one-half of their floor area or one-half of their value (this to be deter~ined by the Building Inspector or, In case of d~sag~eeme~t, by the ~oard of Trustees), these buildings are not to be re-erected or re-constructed u~less the land which they occupy has first been re-zoned for such purposes as indicated by the uses prior to the passage of this ordinance. In cases where a non-conforxi~g use has been abandoned for a period of six months or more, such non- conforming uses shall not again be permitted unless the area upon which the building stands has first been re-zoned. Buildings used in a non-conforming ma~er must' continue to be used for the same purposes as they were used at the time of the p~ssage of this ordinance, not accor~ ng to the classific'~tion of non-conformity but rather accord- ing to the actual use in existence at the time of the pass~ge of this ordinance. Bull~ing~ used for grocery stores may be used only for grocery store purposes and not a general classification known as business uses except when such uses are permitted by a special permit of the Board of Trustees, in which case the per~it shall extend to the classification in which that particular use belongs. Such special per~its, ho~ever, shall not extend for a perio~ excee~ng two years, at which time application for their renewal shall be made; sJ~d the Board of Trustees may grant or reject such applicatio~ for renewal. No non-conformihg buildings may be enlarged, altered, reconstructed or improved except to meet the requirements of public safety and health, in which case, the Board of Trustees shall require an investigation and report on the part of the health officer and the bUilding prior to the granting of the permit for such improvements as are above specified and which shall be lim{ted to the requirements of health and safety. PRIVATE All private garages shall be lo~ted not less than feet from the front lot line unless such garages are part of the general plan of the residence and are an integral part thereof. In cases where there are slopes or grade~, garages may be located on the front lot line provided there ls not a set-back established on such street and provided further that, and in the opinion of the building inspector~ the construction of such garage or garages is physically impossible or too costly to comply with the requirement of ~0 feet set-back From the front lot line. In cases where a garage or garages are to be located on a front lot line, it shall be unlawful to construct the ~oors in a manner that would project beyond the front lot line ~,~hen open. A single family dwelli~g may have a maximum of three (3) garages when they are located 70 feet from the front lot line, and only two (2) garages when such garages must be located nearer than feet fro~ the front lot ~ine. ~partm~nt houses may have one (1) garage for every apartment in such apartm~nt house, such garages to be located at least ';0 feet from the front lot line unless they are made an integral part of such apartment house. SECTION Xll. Aside froz~ the special uses enumerated above~' the following manufacturing plants shall first obtain a permit from the Board of Trustees before erecting or malntai~!nE th8 f0116w~ng manufacturing es tabl~.shmonts: ~cid manufacturi~, Including s ulphurous, ~ulphuric, nitric, hydrochloric and carbolic a~id; acetylene gas ma~facture on a com~erclal scal~; Cyanids, celluloid and cellulose products manufacture;~ The manufacture of pyroxylin plastic materlal~r of products therefrom; Chlroine or bleaching powder manufacture; Crematory, except fa'conjunction with a cemetery; Creosote manufacture; -Enameling works; Explosives, flreworks~or match ~&nufacture c~ assembly; Fertilizer manufacture or potash refining; Flab canning; fish scrap; glue works; meat packing, petroleum refining; oil storage in quantities exceeding 1,O00 barrels on one lot, or in any tank above ground exceeding 500 barrels capacity, which is within 30 feet of any lot boundary line; Refuse disposal, including the incineration, reduction or ~mping of offal, ashes, ~arbage or refuse (except refuse wood products burned in a suitable furnace) unless under the control and direction of the City of Santa Ann or the County of Orange. Soap manufacture, smelting, sewage disposal plant conducted on a co~mnercial basis and not controlled by the municipality; but nothing in this section shall prohibit the provision of facilities for the purification of the waste of a factory; tanning, wool pulling. SECTION XIII. AND APARTMENT HOUSE DISTRICTS: AIrXILLIARY UoES IN RESIDENCE; TWO FAMILY (1) Within such districts, it shall be permitted to maintain a rooming' house as par~ of a~dwellinE, p~vided net more than five (5) Such rooms be rented in each dwelling. ~ (2) A d~ning~room~may~be maintained in,a two family or apartment house district, provided the entrance is not directly from the street; and provided further tha~ no advertising matter is permitted upon the outside of the building or projecting from the building. (3) News-stands may be permitted in a two family or apartment house district, provided they are locat6d within the buildings and not outside such buildings. SECTION XIV. Any building moved from one lot to another or from one section of the city to another shall have to comply with all the regulaticma and restrictions provided in this ordinanc and indicated on the Official Zone Nap as applicable to the district into which the~buildlng has been moved. SECTION XV. BUILDINGS CONVERTED OR ALTERED: Any building or any dwelling conversed or altered after the passage of this ordinance shall have to comply with all.the regulations provided in this o~dinance regar~.ng the use for which such building is altered or is intended to be used. SECTION XVI. Any buildings for which a permit has already been issued and which may not c cmply with the provisions of this ordinance, shall be exempt from all th~ progis~ons and restrictions provided herein if the erection of such building shall have been started three (~) months from the passage of this ordinance and shall have been completed not less than twelve (lB) months from the passage of this Ordinance. '¢~en a building permit has been issued prior to the passage of this ordinance and the erection of'the same has not been started within three (3) months, such buildings shall have to comply with all the provisions of this Ordinance unless the Board of Trustees shall have Pezoned this area in such a manner as to p~r~it the erection of such building on the lot or area to be occupied by this building in a conforming manner. SECTION XVII. BUILDING P'~EITS: The building inspector shall not issue any building permits for any non-conforming buildings and shall report such applichtions to the City Planning Co~mu:ssion,'%tating the character ofthe building and giving such other inform- ation re~arding the plans, cost and intended uses as he ~ay have available. be made available to the phbllc at hours. SECTION X~III. This ordinance may be amended at any time upon applicatlor of a property owner or property owners or on the petition of the City Planning Conm, ission or tile Board of Trustees. Before such amendments are carried out by proper ordinance the Board of Trustees shall first advertise such intended changes by posting upon the pro~ rt!es concernod and at least one notice within .50 feet of each frontage outside of the area to be rezoned. These notices shall contain the date and hour and place of hearing to be held by the City Planning Con~ission and the Board of Trustees and such notices shall be posted not les~ than five (.5) days prior to any of such hearings. In cases where amencbnents have been made to the O~rdinance, th~ a~ndment shall be placed on the Official Zone Nap and shall any time during official office SECTION XIX. ANNEXA~I ON: V~l~erever any territory is annexed to the City of Santa Aha such territory shall be considered as a single family residence zone %u~til suci~ time as an amended zonirq5 ordinance is passed~ assigning to certain portions of the annexed area the specific zones as provided for in this ordinance. SECTION ~. O~ICI,:L ZOIJE The "Official Zone Diap" shall be prepared in triplicate, one cop~' of which shall be in the bu[ldi:~g Inspector's office, one in the City 'Clerk's office an(~ one in the City Engineer's office. The City Engi~eer shall have charge of all changes in the Official Zone Eap and the City Clerk shall report to the City Engineer all changes as they are provided for by amendments ~ly passed by the Board of Trustees, and within two (2) days from the time they have become effective. SECTION ~I. PEi,L~ TIEB: ~y person, firm or corporation violating ~ny of the provlslo~s of this ordinance shall be de~med guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thee'eof shall be punishable by a fine of not to exceed three h~dred dollars ($,500.00) or by imp~f'so~ent in the Co~ty Jail of the County of Orange for not to exceed six (6) months~ or by both such fine and impriso~nt. Each of such persons, firms or corporations shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for every twenty-four (24) hours during which such violation is permitted to exist after official notice has been posted upon the premises that such building or premises are being used in vlolat'ion of this ordinance.~ SECTION, ~II. CONFLICT: ~y provisions of o~inances or part of ordlnanc~that conflict with any part of this ordinance are hereby r<~pealed. SECTION iT~I I I. In case ~f litigation regarding the validity of this ordinance, any section or portion of this ordinance found to be invalid shall not invalidate the balance of this ordfnan6e. The City C~lerk ~hall cause this ordinance to be' published three times in the Santa Aha D~ily Evening Register, a daily newspaper'printed and publlshe~ in the City of Santa Ana, California, and thirty (~0) days after its final passage, the same shall take effect and be in full force. The foregoing ordinance is signed and approved by me this 28th ~ay of F~bruary, 1927. F. L. Purtnton President of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa. Aha, California ATTEST: -~. ~. ~e~ely City Clerk and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa ~aa, California. , I hereby certify that thc for~go!ng ordinance was Introdnced at a me~ttng o~ the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana, California, on the ~rd day of January, 1927, and that the same was passed and adopted at a meeting of said Board of Trust~es, held on the 28th day of February, 192~ by the following vote, to-wit: Ayes: Trustees: C.H. Chalmnan, Ceo. Stanley E. Goode, Noes: Trustees: None Absent:Trustees: None McPhee, E.~.Colli F, L. Purinton And I do Turther certify that. the President of the Board of Trust~es signed and ~proved said ordinance on the Sgth day of FebDuary, 1927. Ci.~yt Clerk and Ex-Officio Clerk of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana, Califo?nia. ORDINANCE NO. 810 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CI%Y OF SANTA ANA, FIXING THE CO~,PENSATION OF CERTAIN APPOINTIVE OFFICERS OF SAID CITY. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as follows: Section l: That the salaries of certain appointive officers of the City of Santa Ana shall be those hereinafter designated, to-wit: That the Engineer of said City shall receive a salary of ~350.00 per month, payable monthly. That the Street Superintendent of said City shall receive a salary of $50.00 per month, payable monthly. That the ~%ater Superintendent of said City shall receive a salary of $250.00 per month, payable monthly. That the Building Inspector shall receive a salary of ~225.00 per month, payable monthly. That the Plumbing Inspector shall receive a s~lary of ~225.00 per month, payable monthly. That the City Electrician shall receive a salary of $225.00 per month, payable monthly. That the Fire Chief of said City shall receive a salary of $300.00 per month, payable monthly. Section 2: That all ordnances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 3: The City Clerk shall cause this ordinance to be published three times in the Santa Aha D~ly Evening Register, a daily newspaper printed and published in the City of Santa Aha, California, and thirty (30) days after its final passage the same shall take effect and be in force. The foregoing ordinance is signed and approved, by me this 12th day of April, 1927. F. L. Purinton. ~resident o'f the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana, C~iforni ATTEST: City Clerk of the City of Santa Ana, California. I hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was introduced at an adjourned regular meeting of the Board of Trustee of the City of Santa Ana, held on the 28th day of February, 1927, anR that the same was d~y passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the 12th day of April, 1927~ by the following vote, to-wit: 2! ( SEAL )o AY~S~ TRUSTEES: NOES, TRJo_RES. ABSENT, C.H.Cha.uman, E. B. Collier~ Stanley E. Gor~te, F.L.Purinton. None Geo. I~icPhee. E. L. Ve~ely city ~lerk of the City of Santa Ana. ORDINANCE NO. 811 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANq'A ANA, CALIFOr~{IA, A~ENDING ORDINANCE NO. 658, AS A~,iENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 710 and TV1, SECTION 17 THEREOF, BY ADDING SECTION 17a, and REPEALING SECTION 17, AND AFFIRRiING ALL OTHER SECTIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. 658, AS The Board as follows: SECTION 1. of Trustees of the City of ~anta Ana do ordain That Section 17 of Ordinance No. ~58, as amendedby or~ nance No. SECTION Il. ~hat said ordinance No. ~58, as shall read as follows: VIO and 7Vl are hereby repealed. there shsl], be added a new section to smended, to be known as Section lVa and "It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, corporation or association to sell, dispose o~ or offer for sale in the City of Santa Ana, at p~lic auction, or to cause or permit to be sold, disposed of or offered fo~ sale in the City of Santa Aha, Callforni~ at public auction, any platinum, gold, silver or plated ware, precious stones or semi-precious stones, watches or other jewelry, whether the same shall be their own property or whether they shall sell the same aa agents or employees of others, except Judicial sales or those made by executors or administrators of the estates o9 decedents; and excepting also sales made at public auction of th~ stock on hand of any person or persons or corporation that shall for the ~rlod of one year next preceding such sale have been con- tinuously in business in the City of Ssnta Ana, California, as a retail or wholesale merchant of jewelry; provided, that in the latter case, before such merchant may hold an, auction he must obtain a permSt therefor which shall be applied for and issued in the following manner: Said merchant shall not less than fift~en (lB), nor more than thirty (SO) days previous to conducting such sale make a written application therefor under oath to the Board of Trustees, specifying the name and address of the applicant, the location and D~rpose of the sale and its expected duration and itemizing in detail the quantity, $~allty, kind or grade of each item of goods, wares and other articles to be sold, the wholesale market value thereof and the name of the auctioneer who shall conduct the sale". The applica~ on shall then be investigated by the Chief of Police and a report made thereon by him to the Board of Trustees as to the character of the applicant and his auctioneer the "Bona fids nature of the purpose of the sale and whether the place where it is proposed to carry on said sale is a proper place" The Board of Trustees must be furnished also with satisfactory evidence that the jewelry propped to be sold is a bona fide part of the merchant's stock in trade and not secured, purchased or brought into said place of business for, or in anticipation of said sale. ~llaa Board of Trustees in considering the application and attending facts, shall ex~rcise a reasonable and sound discretion in granting or denying the permit applied for, provided further, that such sale at ~blic auction shall be held on successive days, Sundays and legal holidays excepted, and shall not continue for more than thirty (30) days in all from the commencement of the sale, and sh~ll be permitted only where such merchant is bona fide disposing of his stock for the purpose of retiring from business; and that said auction shall~be conducted during the day time between the hours of six and eight o'clock. That every pePson, limn or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on, or engaged in the business of sell- ing at public auction, goods, wares or merchandise shall pay a license fee of $10.00 per day, payable daily in advance. That every person, firm or corporation conducting, managing or carrying on, or engaged in t~e ousiness of sell- ing at public auction any chattels other than goods, wares or merchandise, shall pay a license fee of $10.00 per month, payable in advance. SECTION III. That each and every section or part of section of Ordinance No. 658, as amended, not expressly repealed by this Ordinance shall be and remain in full force and effect. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of an( cause the same to be published three (3) times in the Santa Aha Daily Evening Register, a daily newspaper of general circulation published and circulated in the said City and it shall take effect thirty (30) days after the date of the fir: ~ublication thereof. The foregoing ordinance is approved this 25th da of April,.1927~ F. L. Purlnton. Prestdent'~'%he Boi~ or T~ue~ (SEAL) ATTEST: E. L. Ve~ely CXty Clerk ( SEAL The above and foregoing ordinance was introduoed at an adjourned' regular meeting held on the 14th day of Merci 192V, and ~ly passed and adopted at an adjourned regular me,ting of said Board of Trustees, held on the 2$th day of April, 1927., by the following vote: (szAL). AYES, TRUSTEES: NOES, TRUSTEES: ABSENT, TRUSTEES. J.L.McBride, J.W.Kelly, W.G.Knox, Stanley E. Goode, F. L. Purinton~ None None E. L. Ve~el~ ~ity OlePk of the City of Santa Aha. ORE[ NANCE NO. 81~. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CI%.~- OF SANTA ANA, REPEALING ORDINANCES NOS. '740, 742m '755 and 758 O~ ~HE CITY OF SANTA ANA, AND ABANDONING ALL PROCEEDINGS HAD THEREUNDER. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana, do ordain as follows: Section 1. That ordinances Nos. 740, 742, 755 and 758 of the City of Santa Aha are hereby repealed and all proceedings had under said ordinances or either or any of them are hereb~ declared abandoned and the actions or proceedings now Section2! That City Attorney instructed to dismiss any pending under said procee~ngs. said ordinances so repealed and proceed- ings had thereunder were proceedings under the laws of the State of California, .known as the !'Street Opening Act of 1903" and amendment~ thereto, governing the opening of streets within municipalities and particularly to the proposed opening of North Sycamore Street from ~ashington Avenue to Fifteenth Street and from Fifteenth Street to Seventeenth (' otreet respectively in said City and said ordinances ar, repealed and said proceedings abandoned by the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana on account of certain irregularities in said proceedings and without prejudice to the Board of Trustees initiati~ new proceedings under the laws of the State of California, for the opening of said street, or such other improvements as to said Bo~r~ of Trustees may seem proper. Section ~ The City Clerk shall certify to the ps,sage this ordinance and shall cause the same to be published three time in the Santa Aha Daily Evening Hegister, a daily newspaper printed. published and circulated in the City of Santa Aha and thirty (30) days after its final passage it shall take effect and be 'in force. The foregoing ordinance is approved this 16th day of May 1927. A%T~ST. CS ^L). F. L. Purinton. President of the Board of Trustees. E. L. Vegely City Clerk The above and foregoing ordinance was introduced at an adjourned regular meeting held on the 9th day of May, 192V, and ~ passed and adopted at a regular m,-~eting of said Board of Trustees, held on the 16th day of May, 1927, by the following vote: AYES, TRUSTEES: J.L.McBride, ¥~.G.Kelly, Stanley E.Ooode F. L. Purinton. NOES, TRUSTEES: None ABSENT, TRUSTEE: V~. G. Knox. E. L. Vegely 'Ci'ty ~lerk of the ~ity of Santa Ana. g ORDI~ANCE NO. 813 AN ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING THE i~THOD OF ~ROCEDURE FOR ESTABLISHING SET-BACK LINES IN THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, AND PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF ORiI l~ANCES ESTABLISHING SUCH LINES. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as follows: Section 1. That proceedings for the establishing of set-back lines along any portion of any street or streets alley or other public w~y or place in the City of Santa Aha, shall be initiated aa in this ordinance provided. A petitio may be filed with the City Planning Comr~ission asking that such set-back line or lines be established, which petition shall designate the street or portion of street al,~r~g which such lines are sought to be established, and shall be accompanied by a map or sketch showing the street and lot lines, and the proposed set-back lines, and the distance thereof from the regularly established prop~rty line. Said Connr. issicn shall thereafter cause an investigatten to be made after which said 1~ tition shall be presented to the Board of Trustees, together with the recotsmendatton of said City Planning Cormniss~ on. Section 2. Upon consideration of such petition, or ~pon its own motion, whenever the public peace, health, safety, comfort, convenience, interest or welfare may re~luire the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Aha is hereby authorized and emp~ered to determine the minimum distance back fron, the street line for the erection of buildings or structures along any portion of any street, public way or 'place in the City of Santa Aha, and to order the establish- merit of a line to be k:~own and designated as a set-back line, between which line and the street line no building or structure shall be erected or constructed. Sectien 3. Before ordering the establishment of any set-back line authorized by Sect.f..on 2 hereof the Board of Trustees shall pass a resolution of intenticn so to do, designating the set-back llne or lines proposed to be established, which resolutie, shall be published once in a daily neYspa.uer published and circulated in said city, and designated by said Board of Trustees for that purpose; and one copy of said resolution shall be posted conspicuously upon the street in front of each block or part of block of any street, public way or place where such set-back llne is proposed to be established. Said resolution shall Contain, also, a notice of the day, hour and place when and where any and all persons having any objection to the establishment of the proposed set-back line, or lines, may appear before said Board of Trustees and present any objection which they may have to said proposed set-back line or lines as set f~th in said re~lutiol of intention. Said time of hearing shall not be less than fifteen (15) or more than forty (40) days from the date of the a~ption of the resolution of intention; and said publication and p~ ting of said resolution shall be made at least ten (10) days before the time of sai~ hearing. Section 4. After the adoption of said resolution of ' intention, and prior to the time the ordinance establishing a set- back line or lines in such p~oceedings becomes effective, no building permit shell be issued for the erection of any building or structure between any proposed set-back line and the street line, and any permit so issued shall be void. Section 5. At any time not late~· than the hour set f~ hearing objections and protests to the establishment of the pro- p~ed set-back line or lines any person having any interest in any land upon which $~Id set-back line is proposed to be established, may file with the City Clerk a written protest or objection against the establis.bment of said set-back line or lines designated in the resolution of intention. Such protest must be in writing an8 be delivered to said Clerk not later than the hour set for said hear- ing, and no other protests or objections shall be considered. All protestants may appear before the Board of Trustees at said hearing, either in person or by co,n~sel, and be heard in support of their protests or objections. At the time set for hearing, or at any time to which the said h~aring may be continued, the Board of Trustees shall proceed to hear and pass upon all protests or objections so made, and its decision shall be final and conclusi Said Board of Trustees sh~l have p~.er and Juris~ction to sustain any protest or ob.]ection and abandon said proceedir~, or to deny an~f and all protests or objections, and order by ordinance the establishment of said set-back line or lines described in the resolution of intention~ or to ~.der the same established with such changes or modifications aS the Board of Trustees may deem proper. Section 6. From and after the taking effect of such ordinance establishing any set-back line or lines, it shall be un- lawful for any persdn, firm or corporation to construct any building, wall, fence or other structure within the s~ ce between the street line and the set-back line, so established, and the Building Inspector shall refuse to iss~ any perm~.t for any building or structure to be erected within such space. Section 7. Any person, fir~ or corporation violating any of the provisions of any ordinance establishing any set-back line pursuant to this c~dinance, shell be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor 28 and upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by a fine of not more than f~ve hundred dollars ($500.00) or by imprison- ment in the County Jail of the CoLmty of Orange, for a period of not more than six (6) months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Each such person, firm or corpc~ation'shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for each day during an portion of which any w~ilation of such ordinance is perm%tted continued or committed by such person, firm or' corporation, and shall be punishable therefor as provided by this ord!nanc The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and cause the same to be published three (~) times in the Santa ^na Daily Evening Register, a dsily new- spaper of general circulation publi~ed and circulated in the said City and it shall take effect thirty (30) days date of the first p~lication thereof. The foregoing ordinance is approved this of May, 192. Fresid.ent AT~ST. E.L.Vegely city Clerk after the 16th day F. L. Purinton. of the Board of rrustee~. SEAL The above and foregoir~ ordinance was introduced at an adjourned regular meeting held on the 9th day of Eay, 192~, and duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said Board of TE~stees, held on the lSth day of May, 1927, by the following vote: 1 RUo ~EES. NONS, · (. ':'v '. ABSE~,T, ~I~USTEE: J.L.EcBr'ide, W.J.Kelly, Stanley E. Goade, F.L. Purinton. None Knox. E. L. Ve6el¥ CitY Clerk of the City Santa Ana. of (SEAL). ORDINANCE NO. 814 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA, CREATING THE $'?ICE OF CITY NANAGER; PRESCRIBING HIS DUTIES; ~ND FIXING THE SALARY OF SUCH OFFICE. The Board of Trustees of as follows: Section 1. That there is the City of Santa Aha do ordain hereby created the office of City Manager of the City of Santa Ana who shall be appointed by the Board of Trustees and shall have such duties as are herein set forth and as may be delegated to such offices by the said Board of Trustee That the City Manager shall, under the direction of said Board of Trustees, perform the duties of Street Commissioner, %ater Com~nissioner, Police Commissioner, Sewer Commissioner, Commissioner in charge of public city buildings, Purchasing Agent, Fire Commissioner, Park Co~nls~ oner and supervise the Building Inspector Plumbing Inspector and Electric Inspector of said City and perfor~ such other duties as the Board of Trustees may from time to time direct. That the City Manager shall receive a salary of $~O0.00 pe month, payable monthly. %he City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and cause the same to be published three (3) times in the S~nta Ana Daily Evening Register, a daily newspaper of general circulation published and circulated in the said City and it shall take effect thirty (~0) days after the date of the first publication thereof. The foregoing ordinance is approved this 23rd day of Nay, 1929. ATTEST. E. L. Vegely City Clerk. F. L. Purinton. ]~ent of th~B-6~rd of ~rustees. (SEAL). The above and foregoing ordinance was introduced at a regular meeting held on the 16th day of Nay, 19~7, and duly psssed and adopted at an adjourned regular meeting of said Board of Trustee: held on the ~3rd day of Nmy, AYES, TRIIoTE,~S. NOES, TRJST~E~. ABSENT, TRUSTEES: 192~, by the following vote: J.L.~cBrlde, ~.J.Kelly, ~?.G.Knox, Stanley E. Goode, F.L;Purinton. None None ( SEAL E, L, Vegely --~ity Clerk of the City of Sa~nta An 29 ORDINANCE NO. 815 AN ORDINANCE OF Tt{E CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALI~O~'~IA, A~,IEN])ING ORDINANCE N0.7~8 REGI~ATING THE USE, DISCH~GE, SALE~ POSSNISSION AND'CUSTODY 0F FI]~]WORKS ~D FIR~] CRACKERS. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as follows: Section 1. That Section ~ of Ordinance No. 778 shall be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: No person or persons, firm, compa~v, corporation or association shall sell or offer for sale or have in his or their or its custody or possession any of the articles specified in Section i of Ordinance No.778 or any article of pyrotechnical display within the incorporated limits of the City of Santa Ann between the 31st day of July and the 1st dal of June respectively of each year hereafter, provided that manufacturers of fireworks may store and sell the same for us outside of the City of Santa Ann or for use in such public displays of fireworks during'said period as may be given with the written consent first obtained from the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ann; and provided further that the custod or possession or transportation of fireworks within the incorporated territory of the City of Santa Ann for use at a public display of fireworks in said City held with the written consent of the Board of T~stees of the City of Santa Ann shall not be unlawful; and, provided further that this section shall not be applied to sparklers, cap pistols or caps for the same. That betw~cn the first day of June and the thirty-first day of July of each year thee persons, firm, companies or corporations holding a city license therefor may sell and offer for sale and have in hie or their custody fire- works and those articles specified in Section i of Ordinance No. 7V8, upon making application to the Clerk of the City of Santa Ann, and receiving a permit for that ~rpose. Section 2. That this is an ordinance for the immediate preservation of the p~lic peace, health and safety ia this, that there are man.v persons who will establish stand~ irmnediately outside of the city limits of the City of Santa Aha and sell fireworks to residents of the City of Santa Ann, and there is great danger of a breach of the public peace and safety unless this ordinance shall take effect upon its passa as an emergency ordinance. Section 3. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and cause the same to be published three times in the Santa Ann Daily Evening Register, a daily newspaper of general circulation published and circulated in said city, and it shall take effect from and after the dste of final passage. 1927. ATTEST: The foregoing ordinance is approved this 13th day of June, F. L. Purinton. president of the Board of Trustees: E. L. Ve~ely '" City Clerk. The above and foregoing o'-dinance was introduced at a regular meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the 6th day of J~,e, 1927, and duly paseed and adopted at an adjourned regular meeting of said Board of Trustees held on the 13th day of June, 1927 by the following vote, to-wit: AYES, ?~USTEES: J.L.~cBride, W.J.Kel]y, Stanley E.Ooode F.L. Purinton. NOES, ~HU'STE ES: None ABSENT', TRUSTE~S: W.G.Knox. E. L. Ve~el[ Clerk of the City O["Santa 'Aha. ORDINANCE NO. 816 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA ADOPTING UI~IFORM SPECIFI CATIOIlS FOR THE CO NSTRUCTION OF PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE CURBS, GUTTERS AND SIDEWALKS. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Aha do ordain as follows: Section 1. That the following shall be the specifications for the con. structlon of Portland cement concrete curbs, gutters and sidewalks in the City o~ Santa Aha unless otherwise specified by resolution or ordnance for. a particula~ street or alley in said City. PART 1. GRADING CONSTRUCTION Section 1. Grading Area. Unless specified by plan or ordinance the portion of the stre~t or alley to be graded shall be as follows: (a) FOR CURBS AND GUTTERS. Wen curbs or gutters or both are to be constructed, the area to be occupied by the curb or gutter or both shall be brought to a subgrade, and, unless otherwise specified, the area between the curb line and the sidewalk shall be grade4 flush with the tops of the curb and sidewalk. ~here no sidewalk exists the area between the curb line and the property line shall be graded flush with the top of the curb and wish a rise of one-fourth (1/4) inch per foot to the property line. (b) FOR SI]~WALK5. V£nen sidewalks are to be constricted the area to be occupied by the sidewalk shall be brought to a subgrade and, unless otherwise specified, the remaining area between the curb lines and property lines shall be graded flush with the sidewalks and the tops of the curbs, or flush with the surface of the sidewalk when there is no curb. Section 2. Rough Grading. Rough grading shall include all filling and removal of excess earth, stone, trees, old pavements, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, driveways and any other structures or objectionable material found within the limits of the improvements to be made. Any of the above mentioned objects or material shall be removed whether or not it iS ~.,,ithin the limits of the improvements, when so noted on the plans. Plowing or excavating sound material shall be dq~e to a depth not greater than six (6) inches below the subg~.ade elevation. Excavated material not ret9 ired for fills shall be removed from the street as soon as excavated. (a) FILLI]<G. The soace over which fills are to be made shall first b~ cleared of all brush, timber, ~rash or debris. All filling shall be dnne with good so, nd earth, sand or gravel, and no oil cake or. other lumpy material, or m:~terial of a perishable, spongy, or otherwi~e i~,~proper nature shall, be used in filling. Fills shall be made in layers not to exceed four (4) inches in depth before tamping. Each layer, after being leveled off shall be thoroughly dampen~ and while moist shall be tamped ~mttl hard and m~yielding. (b) I,iUD AND SOFT b~ATERIAD. ','~?~en mud or other soft or spongy material is encountered, it shall be removed and the space filled with gravel or good earth, which shall be placed in layers as hereinbefore set forth for fills, and thoroughly tamped. The contractor will not be required in such cases to excavate mud or other soft or spongy material to a depth greater than two (2) feet below grade. Section 3. SUBGRADE. After the rough grading has been completed, as specified hereinbefore, the foundation shall be brought to subgrade and t~ped or rolled until solid. Where the subgrade is composed of adobe or other swelling soil, the upper two (2) inches shall be removed and replaced with a sand cushion unless otherwise specified. ~here the curb line does not conform to existing curbs and gutters or new curbs are to be built, the existing curbs and gutters sl~all be removed, unless otherwise specified, and the space filled in with so,hid earth. All subgrade for sidewalks and gutters shall be determined by a guage extending to the full depth of the concrete, and supported by side strips set to a grade. Subgrading for curb or placing of sand alshion on swelling soil shall be done before curb forms have been set. Section 4. BACKFILLING. Ail material removed to faci]itste construction shall be ~placed to block or section has been brecht to subg~ade, the elevation and cendition of the same. If ance with the specifications and gra~e given, hereinafter specified. Section 5. SUPERIi~TEilDENT OF STREETS TO CHECK GRADIi,~G. The contractor shall notify the Superintendent of Streets when a whereupon the latter will check the work is found to be in accord- the Contractor shall proceed as PART II Section 1. Por~'land Cement. (a) S}~,~CIFICa[Io .... AND TESTS. All Portland Cement shsll meet the · t requirements of the Standard Speczflca~ions and Tests for Portland Cement, ,~eria Designation C 9-21, approved March 31, Engineering StandardsCommittee. 1922 as "American " Standard , by the American ~)' pACKAGES, .MARKING AND STORAGE. The 'cement shall be delivered in suitable bags or b2rrels with the brand and name of the manUfacturer plainly marked thereon. A bag of cement shall Contain ni~zety four;'(94) pound~ net, and will be considered as equivalent to one (1) cubic foot. A barrel shall contain three hundred seventy-six (376) pounds net, and will be considered as equIMalsnt to fou~'-(4) cubic feet. The cement shall be stored in such a manner as to permit easy access for proper inspection and identification .of each shipment and in a suitable weather-tight building which ~ill. protect the cement from dampness. ~. (c) INSPECTION. Every facility shall be provided, the Superintendent of Streets for careful sampling and inspection at either the mill or at the site of the work, as may be specified by him. When a semen (7) day test is required by the Superintendent of Streets at least ten (10) days from the time of s~mpling shall be allowed for the completion of the test, and at least thirty-one (31) days shall be allowed for the completion of the twenty-eight (28) day test. The cement shall be tested in accordance with the methods hereinafter prescribed. The twenty-eight (28) day test shall b~ waived only when sgecifically ordered. (d) REJECTION. The cement may be rejected if it fails to meet any of the requirements of these speciflcatlons.~ Cement shall not be rejected on account of ~ailure to meet the fineness requirement if, upon retest after drying at one h~dred (100) degrees Centigrade for one hour, it meets this re~ irement. it passes after. Cement failing to meet the test for soundness in steam may be accepted if a retest using a new sample at any time within twenty-eight (28) days there- Packages varying mo~e than five (8) percent from the specified weight may be rejected; and if the average weight of packages in any shipment, as ~own by weighing fifty (80) packages taken at random, is less than that specified, the entire shipment may be ~eJected. Section 2. Sand. All sand shall be clean, hard, durable, uncoated stone particles free from organic matter and lumps of clay. (a) CONCRETE SAND. Sand f~ all cement and concrete work shall contain not more than three (3) per cent, b~ weight, of mica; not more than fou~ (4) per cent ~) weight removale by the elutriation test; not more than six (6) per cent, by weight, ah aL ~ass a sieve having one hundred (100) meshes per linear inch: not less than ninety-five 95) per cent, by weight, shall pass a screen having four (4) meshes per linear inch: at least fifty (80) per cent but not more than eighty five (85) ~r cent, by weight, ahal be retained on a sieve having (30) meshes per linear inch. ~hen the sand is mixed with Portland Cement in the proportion of one (1) part of cement to three (3) parts of sand by weight according to the standard meth~s of making 1:3 mortar briquettes, tha resulting briquettes at the ages of both seven (7) and twenty-eight (28) days, when compared with briquettes mixed at the same time in the same proportions and consistently using the same cement, but with Standard Ottawa Testing Sand shall show a tensile strength ratio of one hundred (100) per cent. Sand showing a tensile 'strength of less than one hundred (100) but not less than eighty-five (88) per cent, will be accepted for use subject to the use of additional cement. The additional proportion of cement re, ired shall be determined by laboratory tssts and shall be the percentage required to increase the strength ratio to one hundred (100) per cent. In the absence of the above laboratory tests, and at the option of the Superinten~ent of Streets only, a field test may be made as follows: Fill an ordinary glass fruit Jar two-third (2-3) or three-fourths (3-4) full of the sample of sa~d, then add sufficient water to thoroughly wash the sand by vigorous shaking~He shaking to be done for three (3) minutes, and by holding the Jar in a vertical position after which it shall be allowed to settle. The indicated sediment appearing on the top of the well definsd minute grains of sand shall not measure more than ten (10) per cent of the total after settling for one (1) hour, nor more than five (5) per cent after settling fer a ~riod of twenty-Four (24) hours. (c) CUSHION SAND. Sand for cushion under concrete work on adobe and other swelling soils, shall contain not more than ten (10) per cent by weight, of clay and sill and shall all pass a screen having one-half (~) inch round openings. Section 3. Broken Stone or Gravel. (a) BROKEN STONE. Broken stone shall be ~arrled rock, free from loam, clay and organic matter, and shall have a specific gravity of not less than two and sixty-flw  undredths (2.6~). It mhall be uniform in quality and shall contain not more than five 5) pev cent, by weight, of pieces having rounded surfaces. (b) GRAVEL. Gravel sh~l co~sist of clean, watt, r-worn pebbles, crushed boulders, or both, .and shall be free from organic matter, shale, disintegrated, or soft stone, clay, or other deleterious substance. (c) CLASSIFICATION. The maximum length of any one particle of ~avel or broken stone passing a screen or ring, shall n~ be greater than fifty (SO)per cent in 9xcess of the maximum dimension specified aa follows: Not more than five (8) per cent by weight, of flat, think, or elongated pieces or particles of stone, will be permitted in any class or size of broken stone or gravel. Pieces or particles of stone wh~e greatest thickness does not equal or exceed twenty (20) per cent of its greatest length will be considered as flat, thin or elongated. The gravel, broken stc~e or both shall conslst of sizes ranging from a minimum of not more than five (8) per cent by weight, passing a scr~en having one- fourth (~) inch round epenings to a maxim~mm size that shall pass a screen having two (2) inch round openings, and shall contain sizes of which not more than ninety-five (95) per cent by weight, will pass a screen having one and one-half (1b) inch round openings and not less than twenty-five (25) per cent or more than sixty ($) per cent, Dy weight, will pass a screen having three-fourths (3-4) inch round openings.' The water used in mixing all concrete and mortar shall be reasonably free from alkali, silt or other impurities, and in no case shall the amount of solids exceed three .(3) grams per lltre. V~ere alkali predominates in the solid matter, the solids shall not exceed one and one-half (lb) grams per litre. Section 5. Joints and Fillers. Expansion Joints shall be constructed at locations hereinafter specified or when shown or other~ise indicated on the plans. bitumen, shall be ness and The filler for the expansion joints shall consist of prepared strips of or fibre matrix and bitumen, or similar material of a~proved quality, and one-half (~) inch in thickness and the width shall be equal to the thick- the width shall De equal to the thickness of the pavement. The Joint filler shall be placed in a vertical position and at right angles to the center line of the walk. On cm~pletion of the ~idewalk the lower edge of the filler shall be in contact with the subgrade for its entire length. The joint filler shall be supported by a well staked steel or wooden bulkhead or header of sufficient strength to hold the same in a vertical position as well as in a straight line until the contract has been placed and tamped, after which the bulkhead or header shall be removed and the space carefully filled with additional concrete and thoroughly tamped. The contracto~ shall use extreme care in the placing of expansion joint fillers to prevent damaging them during the placing, tamping, and finishing of the concrete. Before the walk is opened to traffic, all expansion Joint fillers shall be trimmed flush with the surface of the walk. Part III Concrete and Mortar Section 1. Concrete Proportions. All concrete shall be mixed in the proportions of one (1) bag of Portlan. cement to not more than two (2) cubic feet of concrete sand, to not mor'e than fottr (4) cubic feet of either crushed stone or gravel or both, and in no case shall~the volume of~ the fine aggregate be less than one-half (~) the volume of the coats aggregate. .- The voids in the concrete shall be completely f~lled with ~mortar. If voids appear this condition shall ~e remedied bM reducing the. prop~x'tion el, coarse aggregate and not by increasing the amount of fine aggregate. The amount ~f mixing water used sha.ll be the least quantity that will produce a workable mixA · A cubic yard of concrete in p~ace shall contain, not less than six (6) bags of Portland Cement. Sectio~ 2, Mixing Concrete. The concrete shall be mixed either by machine or oy hand as herein- after Specified: (a) MACHISE ~IX~G. If a machine mixer is used, the Contractor shall mix without spilling,, such quantity of aggregates as will b e within the capacity of the mixer, and in no case shall the quantity be such as to require the splitti~ of a sack of cement. The mixer drum shall have a speed of not less than thirteen (13) revolutions, nor more than twenty (20) revolutions per minute and every batch of concrete shall be mixed in the drum of the mixer not less £ha~ sixty (60) seconds before any portion of the batch is discharged. The drum shall not be charge~ while the mixer is discharging. (b) HAND MIXING. ~ere concrete is mixed by hand, one (!) box of rock shall be placed on a tight platfonn, not less than ten (10) feet wide and twelve (12) feet long. Upon the rock shsll be placed one (1) box of sand and upon this shall be placed the requisite number of sacks of cement. The inspector shall be given the opportunity to check the nxuuber of sacks of cement on each batch before the sacks are opened. The mass shall then be turned with ~ovels two (2) times dry and two (2) times Set, not including shoveling into wheelbarrows. · The requisite amount of water shall be supplied in a spray during~he wet turns~. and no (c) REMIXING CONCRETE.~ No concrete shall .be concrete shall be retempered Or remixed, used which has pa~ti~ly set Section 3. Finish Mortar Proporti~ns. The mortar shall consist of one (1) part of Portland Cement to one and one- half (l~) parts, of concrete sand, as hereinbefore specified, except that the sand must all pass a one-fourth (~) i~ch screen. Unless otherwise specified, lamp black she be used fo~ coloring in the proportion of one-fourth po~d to each sack of cement used. Secti,~ 4. Nixing Finish Mortar. The mortar shall be mixed in a concrete mixer in the manner specified for concrete or in a water-tight mixing box. ~en a mixing box is used, the box shall be first filled approximately one-half (~) full of sand, the volume of which has been previously determined with a one (1) cubic foot measuring box. The sand shall be rodde off with a guage which shall be used for guaging each subsequent batch. The requisite number of sacks of cement shall then be added. The inspector shall be given an opportunity to check the number of sacks of cement used in each batch. The material shall then be dry mixed Oy turning at least three (3) times with a mortar hoe. Suffi cie water shall be added and mixing continued until the batch is uniform in color and con- sistency. The mortar must be used immediately after mixing and no retempering will be permitted. Part IV.. CURB, GUTTER AND SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION. Section 1. Cement Curb Construction. Cement curb shall be placed upon a subgrade prepared as here inb~O re described (a) DIMENSIONS. All cement curbs shall be five (8) inches wide at the top, seven and one-half ~?~) inches wide at the bottom, and sixteen (16) inches in depth, having a batter of two and one-half (~) inches on the front face, unless otherwise note on the plans or other standard drawings on file in the office of the City Engineer. (b) FORMS. Forms shall be of a width equal to the full depth of the curb, and for straight curbs shall be two (~) inches thick if of wood. Warped forms and form not having a smooth straight upper edge shall not be used. Front and back fo~ns shall always.be used. Rigid outside forms shall be provided for curb returns having radii ~ two (~) three (3) or eight (8) feet. Benders of thin plank forms, rigidly placed, may be used for curb returns having a radius not specified above and for curb on any other curves. The top of both the back and front form shall be beveled and carefully set to grade and line so that a strike templet or guage will have a constant and uniform bearing on the form when moved longitudinally along the form. The bevel shall be cut to produce the slope hereinafter specified for the top surface of the curb. The curb forms shall be rigidly held in place by the use of not less than~lve (8) pairs of iron stakes to each twenty (~0) foot section of curb, and other sections in proportion. ~hen wooden stakes are used they shall be at least two (2) inches in Cross-sections, Or equivalent thereto in strength, and for each twenty (20) foot section of curb, there shall be not less than seven (~) pairs of stakes. Clamps, spreaders and braces shall be freely used where required. Ail curb forms shall be braced both back and front by means of placing a 2" x 4" wooden brace, or equal, with one end against a stake firmly driven into the ground and the other end firmly placed against the form. The brace stakes shall, be set firmly in the ground at a distance, from the outside edge of the form, which.will attain the greatest bracing effect. The braces shall be seeu.~ toenailed to the f~m or kep~ in place by other approved method, and spaced at Intervals of not more than ten (10) feet and at lesser intervals if necessar~ in order that the forms will be rigid and in good aligament. Before resetting forms that have been previously used, all mortar, dirt, nails, etc., shall be removed. The total length of the curb forum provided shall be not less than one-third (1-~} of the length of the curb constructed in one (1) day, Curb forms shall not be removed from the concrete in less than one-half (}) hour after the concrete has been tam,ed into place. (c) PLACING CONCRETE. The subgrade and forms shall be thoroughly sprinkled with water before placing any concrete. The concrete shall be placed in the forms in layers not more than six (~) inches in depth and each layer shall be t~ped until the concrete is thoroughly compacted. (d) PLASTERING AND FINISHING. Aa soon as the co,rote has been thor~ghly tamped the top of the curb shall be pleastered with a one-half (~).inch coat of finish mortar, prepared as hereinbefore s~ecified. As soon as the forms are removed, the fact of the curb shall receive one-Yourth (~) inch coat of this mortar, to a depth of not less than two (2) inches below the gutter line, but in no case to a total depth of less than twelve (12) inches. The back of the curb shall be treated in like manner to a depth of approximately four (4) inches. The plastered surface of the curb shall be well floated and tw~)w~led into the body of the cur~ before the concrete has set. It shall be smoothly polished and marked with joints at right angles to the curb line, into blocks of uniform length not less than two and one-fourth (2~).feet, nor more than three and one-half (3~) feet. The marks sh~l coincide with the construction Joints. The front edge of the top of the curb shall be rounded to a radius of approximately one (1) inch, and the back edge, to a ~ad~us of not more than one-half (~) inch. Unless otherwise specified the back edge of the top of alt curbs shall be one-fourth (~) inch higher than the front edge. The f~nished cUrb shall allow a true straight face, and top of uniform width fmee from humps, sags or inequalities. When a straight edge five (8) feet lonE is laid upon the top of the curb, it shall not vary more than one-fourth L1 eo inch from the straight edge except at curves or grade changes. (e) CONSTRUCTION J~INTS., Construction Joints shall be made at the ends of all curb returns and at intervals of twenty (~0) feet therefrom, unless other- wise noted on the plans. This Joint sh~ll .be made by setting steel plates in a vertical position at right angles to the curb and Withdrawing them after the concr~ ~e has been tamped into place, he finishing shall be done to correspond to the scoring lines. (f) CONTRACTORS NAME ON CURB~ The Eontractor shall stamp his name on the curb at intervals 'of not less than one hundred (100) feet. The letters shall be not less than three-fourths (3/4) inch, nor more than one and one-half (1~) inches in height, and impressed to a depth or,one-fourth (~) inch. ~) CURING. The entitle curb shall be banked and covered with not less than two ( inches of earth or sand, within twenty-four (24) hours after completi( ~. During the next ten (10) days, it shall remain covered and shall be watered twice dai~y. (h) REPAIRS AND REPLACEMENTS. The contractor shall repair all curbs~ walks ~nd gutters, damaged by him during the construction of curb. ~Vhere any curb require~ repair before acceptance, the repair shall be ~ede by ~emoving and replacLug the entire section between scoring lines, and not by refinishing the damaged portion. ~,here the plans -p~ovlde for reco::struction of existing curb and the limit of new work specified does not fail on a scoring line, the entire section shall be removed and the new curb shall Join the o18 curb at-the first scoring line beyond said specified li~It. SECTION 2. Cement Sidewalk Construction. Cement sidewalk shall be placed upon a thoroughly dampened prepared and gauged as hereinbefore described. (a) DIMENSIONS. Unless otherwise specified on the plans, shall be of the following widths and total thickne~sess. subgrade, all sidewalks Sidewa~lks on residential streets shall be. five (S) feet in width and three and one-half (3½) inches in thickness. Sidewalks fronting business houses shall be the fuZ]. width between the property line and the back face of the curb, and fort. (4) inches in thickness. All.sidewalks cros~ng driveways shall be equal in width to the adjoining sideWalks, and flve~(5) inches in thickness. of the street The sidewalk shall cover the entire area included within the prolongation side lines of the intersecting str~ets and the curbs and curb returns at all intersections, unless otherwise specified or shown on the plans. (b) SIDEWALK SLOPE. The finished surface of the cement sidewalks'shall lle in a pl~ne sloping up from the established grade at the curb line at the rate of three (3) inches in twelve (12) feet, unless otherwise specified or ~own on the plans. (c) FORMS. Strips used as side forms shall be not less than one and three-fourths (1-3~4) inches.in thickness nor less than the thickness of the side- walk, and shall have a smooth straight upper edge. Ail side forms shall be well staked or otherwise held to the established line and grade, and their upper s~face shall,conform with the, finished surface of the sidewalk. The forms shall.be thoroughly cleaned before being used. (d) PLACING CONCRETE. Concrete, machine or hand mixed as hereinbefore .~escribed, shall be spread upon the.subgrade between the side'fo~ms and thoroughly tamped until.the concrete is compacted. The surface of the concrete must ~e:smooth and uniform and shall b.e tested for grade with a guage n~ ched at each end and extending one-half (~) inch below the tops of the side fom~ms. (e) ~E~RING SURPACE AND FINISH. The finish mortar shall be applied with- in thirty (30) minutes after the concrete has.been placed~ and thoroughly troweled in. Sufficient mortar shall be used to produce a wearing surface not less than one-half (~) inch in thickness at any place. The 'surface shall then be troweled, retrow~ted~ jointed or marked into squares and polished. Between grade changes, the finished walk shall show an even, true surface va2ying less than one-fourth (~) inch from a five (8) foot straight edge.. (f) MARKING, For sidewalks five (8) feet in width, the surface shall be Jointed or marked into two and one-half (2~) foot squares. Pot other widths of sidewalks, the squares shall not be larger than ten (10) square feet in area. ~g) EXP~SION JOINT. Expansion jo~.nts constricted as hereinbefore specified shall be placed on the produced property lines at returns and at the sections of all other walks on the property side, unless otherwise shown or specified. intern (h) CON&TRUCT,ION JOINTS. Construction Joints shall be placed at interva of twent~ (20) feet between the property lines of intersecting streets or alleys unless otherwise specified. The Joints shall be made by setting one-fourth (~) inch steel plates in a vertical position at right angles to the walk, and withdraw- ing them after the?oncrete has been tamped into place. (i) CONTRACTORtS N~EON SIDEWALKS. The contractor shall stamp his name in 6he sidewalk at intervals of not more than one hundred (100) feet. The letters shall not be less than three-fourths (3/4) inch, nor more than one and one-half (1~) inches in height and impressed to a depth of one fourth (3) inch. (J) PROTECTION AND CURING. Sidewalk shall be protecting by barriers and when the ~concrete has attained its initial set, the sidewalk~shall be covered with earth to a depth of two (2) inches and watered twice daily for ten (lC) days. (k) REPAIRS AND HEPLACEMENTS. The Contractor shall repair all curbs and walks damaged by h~m during the construction of sidewalk. ~here any sidewalk re~ ired repair before acceptance, the repair shall be made by removing and replacing entire sections an~ not by refinishing the damaged port fon. ~here the plans provide for reconstruction of existing sidewalk and the limit of new work specified does not f~l on a scorlng llne, entire sections shall be removed and new sldewal~ shall join existing sidewalk at the first scoring line beyond said specified limit. Section 3. Concrete Gutters. Construction. Concrete gutters shall be constructed upon a dampened subgrade prepared and guaged as hereinbefore specified. (s) FORMS. If wooden gutter f~ms are used, they shall be not less than one and three-fourth (1-3/4) inches in thickness and shall extend to the full depth of the gutter. They shall be sound lumb:~r, having a smooth straight upper edge. Unless otherwise specified on the plans, the cross slope of all guttens except cross gutters shall be one (1) Lnch for a width of one (1) foot one and one-half (l~) inches f~o a width of two (2) feet and two (2) inches for a width of three (3) feet. Cross gutters shall be constructed with the center one-half (~) inch below a straight edge resting on each side, unless otherwise specified. Forms for the outer face of the gutter shall be plsced parallel with the face cf the curb. (b) THICKNESS. All concrete gutters, at curb returns, between th~ pr~uced side lines of intersecting streets, and to the end of the curv, where the cup, e extends beyond said produced lines, and concrete gutters across street or alley intersecti~s, shall be eight (8) inches in thickness, unless otherwise specified. The thickness of concrete gutters at all other places shall be five (5) inches, unless otherwise specified. PLACING CONCRETE. Concrete shall be spread and ~aged to such a thickness that when tamped and finished the thickness shall be, at any point, not less than specified. The concrete shall be tamped until its surface is covered with sufficient mortar to permit of finishing. F~ISHING. The gutter shall be brought to a true even grade and a smooth surface by the use of wooden floats and a straight edge not less than t~elve (12) feet long. The finished surface shall be free from humps and depressions. It shall be edged and marked into Sections not over thr~e and one-half (~) feet in length with scoring lines in the gutter corresponding to those on the curb. ' (c) FLAT GRADES. On flat grades one (1) per cent or less, a straight flow line shall be ~tained by setting grade stakes at five (5) foot intervals and ~agin6 the surface of the concrete with a long straight edge resting upon several of these stakes. (d) CONSTRUCTION JOINTS. Construction Joints shall be placed in the gutter opposite construction joints in adjacent curb or at intervals of not to exceed twenty- five ~25) feet.~ The Joints shall be made by setting one-fourth (~) inch steel plates in a vertical position at right angles to the curb line and withdrawing them after concrete has been tamped into place. (e) CONTRACTOR'S NAME ON GUTTER. The Contractor shall stamp his name on the gutter at intervals of not more than one hundred (100) feet. The letters shall not be less than three-fourths (3/4) inch, no~ mc~'e than one and one-half (1~) inches in height and impressed to a depth of one-fourth (~) inch. (f) PROTECTION AND CURING. After the concrete has attained its initial set it shall be covered with earth to a depth of at least two (2) inches and watered twice daily for ten (10) days. (g) REPAIRS AND REPLAC~ENTS. The Contracto~ shall repair all curbs and gutters damaged by him during the construction of gutters. Where any ~tter re~ ires repair before acceptance, the repair shall be made by removing and replacing the entire section and not be refinishing the damaged portion. Where' the plans provide for reconstruction of e~ sting gutter and the limit of new work specified does not fall on a scoring line, the entire secti~ shsll be r~moved and new gutter shall Join existin~ gutter at the first scoring line beyond 'said specified limit. Section II: That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance and to that extent are hereby repealed. (Section III: That any person, firm or corporation violatin$ any of the pro- visions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be p~ished by a fine of not more than one hundred dollars ($100.00) or im~ isonment in the co~ty Jail of the county of Orange for a period of not m~e than thirty (30) days or by ooth such fine and imprisonment. .37 T~e Citv Cler~ shall ~$rtify tg. th9 pgss~ge of this c~dinance ann cause the same to~oe pu~lisheG three ~mes ~n ~ne ~anta Ana Daily Evening Register, a daily new~aper of general circulation published and circulated in the said City and it shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days after the date of final passage. The foregoing ordinance is approved this 21st day of June, 1927. ATTEST: F. L. PURINTON ~resi~ent of tHo"Board of Trustees. E. L. VEGELY City Clerk.- (SEAL). The abov~ and foregoing ordinance w~s introduced at a regular meeting of said Board of Trustees held a~ the 13th day of June, 1927 , and duly passed and adopted at an adjourned regular meeting of said Board of .Trustees held on the 20th day of June, 1927, by the following vote, to-wit: AYES, TRUSTEES. J.L.~tcBride, W.G.Knox, Stanley E. Goede, F.L.Purlnton. NOES, TRUSTEES: None ABSENT, TRUSTEES: W. J. Kelly. (SEAL). E. L. V.,GELY Clerk '~f the "C'ity 6f Santa Ans. ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE GIS~f OF SANTA ANA, REGULATING TRAVEL AND TRAFFIC UPON THE PUBLIC STREETS; ESTABLISHING A CENTRAL TRAFFIC DISTRICT; AND PRO- VIDING A PENALTY FOR THE BREACH OF ANY OF THE RULES 0R REGULATIONS REGARDING TRAFFIC IN THIS~ ORDINANCE PROVIDED, AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREV~ITH. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as follows: ARTICLE 1. DEFINITION. Section 1. '~¥henever in this ordinance the following terms are used, they shall be deemed and construed to have the meaning ascribed to them in this secti~: STREET: Any place commonly used for the purpose of public travel, excepting alley ways. ROADWAY: That portion of a street between the regularly established curb lines. INTERSECTIONS: The area embraced within the prolongation lines of two or more streets which join at an angle, whether or not crosses another. of the property one such street sidewalk boundary CROSS %VALK; That portion of the roadway included within the prolongati~ of lines at street intersections, and such other places as may be designated by lines upon the surface of the roadway. SAFETY ZONE: That portion of a roadway reserved for the exclusive use of pedestbians. LOADING ZONE: That portion adjacent to a curb reserved for the exclusive use of vehicles actually engaged in the loading or unloading of passengers or materials. VEHICLE: Any device other than a street car, upon or by which any person material may be transported upon a street. STREET CAR: Any davice traveling exclusively upon rails. PEDESTRIAN: Any person afoot. OPERATOR: street car. Any person who is in actual physical control of a vehicle or a CENTRAL TRAFFIC DISTRICT: All streets included within that portion of the Cit of Santa Ana hereinafter specified shall be in Central Traffic District A, or Central Traffic District B, as hereinafter stated, to-wit: Street. Street. Street. '\ \Street. CENTRAL TRAFFIC DISTRICT A: Fourth Street"from the East line of Ross Street to the East line of Mortimer Bush Street from the NoDth line of Third Street to the South line of Fifth gain Street from the North line of First Street to the South line c~ Eighth Sycamore Street from the North lfne of First Street to the South line of Sixth Broadway from the North line of Third Street to the South line of Fifth Street Street. Street. Street. Street; Street. Street. CENTRAL TRAFFIC DISTRICT B: First Street from the East line of Ross Street to the East llne of French Second Street from the "~ast line of Ross btreet to the V~est line of French Third Street from the East line of Ross Street to the ~Test line of French Fourth Street from the East line of Olive Street to the west line of R~ s East line of ~ortimer Street to the west llne of Lacy Street. Fifth Street from the hast line of Garnsey~Street to the ~;est line of Mortimer Sixth Street from the East line of Ross Street to the %¥est line of French Stre. Seventh Street from the East line of Main Street to the ¥'Jest line of Bush Church Street fror~ the East llne of Broadway to the West l~ne of ~ain Street. French Street from the North line of First Street to the South line of Sixth Street. Spurgeon Street from the North line of First Street to the South line of Sixth Stre~t. Bush Street from the North line of First Street to the South llne of Third Street; the North llne of Fifth Street to the South line of Seventh Street. Sycamore Street from the North line of Sixth Street to the South line of ~ Church Street. Broadway from the North line of First Street to the South line of Third Street North line of Fifth Street to the South line of Chttrch Street. Birch Street from the North line of First Street to the South line of Sixth Street. Ross Street from the North line of First Street to the South line of Sixth 'Street. BUSINESS DISTRICT: Any block within which fifty ~ r cent (50%) or of the frontage is used for retail or wholesale business purposes; and, when so established by the Street Superintendent any b~ock immediately adjacent to any such block. RIGHT OF WAY: The privilege of in~ediate use of the street, PARK: To stand a vehicle for a ~riod of time greater that is reason- ably necessary for the actual loading or unloading of persons or material. TRAFFIC: The lawful and orderly use of the streets for purposes of travel by pedestrians, vehicles, and street cars, both singly and together. ARTICLE II. AUTHORITY OF POLICE. Section XI. Obedience to Police. Officers of the police department shall, by voice, hand or other signsl direct all traffic, and it shall be unlawful for any.person to refuse or fail to comply with any lawful order, signal or other lawful direction of a police officer, and further provided, it shall be unlawful for any person other than an officer of the Police Department, or a person deputized by the Chief of Police to direct, or to attempt to direct, the traffic by voice, hand or other signal. Section III. Signs. The Street Superintendent shall have the exclusive power and duty to place and maintain signs for the designation of the provisions of this ordinance and no providision of this ,ordinance for which signs are auth~ized and required shall be enforceable against an elledged violator if, at the time of the alledged violation, the signs were missing, effaced, mutilated or defaced so that an ordinary observant person would not be apprised of or.aware of the exist- ence of such provisions. Section IV. Obedience to Traffic Signs. It shall be unlawful for any person to disobey the instructiens of any mech~ical traffic, signal,.lettered traffic sign, or paint marks placed upon the surface of the roadway in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance, or any barrier or sign erected by any of the public departments or public utilities of the City of Santa Ana, provided the foden of such barrier has been approved by the Street Superintendent. Section~V. Traffic Signal Legend. The following signals for the direction of traffic are hereby authorized. RED: ~?hen shown in a~ mechanical traffic signal, except in flashing signals, requires that traffic shall stop and remain standing. GREEN: When shown in any mechanical traffic signal, requires that traffic shall move and remain in motion, except stopped for the purpose of avoiding an accident, and in case of other emergency, or when stopped at the command of a police officer. BELLS: The ringing traffic signal shall indicate traffic movement. Nhen such section until a green or "go" of a bell in connection wi th any mechanical preparation for a change in the direction of bell is sounded, no traffic shall enter an inter- signal is given. Section VI. It shall be unlawful for an~ unauthorized person to erect or display any device upon or in view of any street, which device i9 an imitation of an ~icial traffic sign, or which directs or purports.to direct the actions of operators of vehicles or the ~ovement of traffic, or to wilfully defa. injure, move, or interfere with any sign placed in compliance wlth~the provisi~ of this ~dinance. Article III. PEDESTRIANS. Section VII. Use of sidewalks, cross-walks and safety z~nes. It shall be unlawful for the operator of any vehicle safety zone, or to drive into any sidewalk or cross-walk area, ~regular established driveway or roadway. to drive into a except at a Section VIII. PEDESTRIAN RIGHT OF WAY IN CROSS-~ALK. In any cross-walk where tra'fic is not being directed by a police officer or by a traffic signal, pedestrians shall have the right,of way over vehicles; provided, that any pedestrian desiring the right of way shall give . warning of his intention to cross by raising the hand, palm out toward approach- ing traffic. It shall be ~u~lawful for the operator of any vehicle to drive into such cr~ s-walk until such pedestrian shall have passed in front of such vehicle. S~ction IX. SCHOOL CROSS~NGS$ The Street Superintendent is hereby authorized.to m~rk and maintain with yellow paint or metal plates cross-,,,alks approximately fifteen feet in widt ~at intersections in the vicinity of public schools where in the opinion of said Street Superintendent crossing the roadway by school children is dangerous. Said Street Superintendent is farther authorized to mark and maintain with a distinguishing color or metal plates upon the pavement or by signs erected along the curb in a conspicuous manner, the word "School", one h~dred (100) feet distant from each cfm s-walk established as above provided, and it shall be lu~lawful for the operator of any vehicl~ or s~reet car to drive into a cross-walk where there is displayed a sign with the words "School", when there is in said cross-walk upon the side of the roadway upon which said vehicle is coming any vehicle engaged or attempting to cross ~he street. Section X. USE OF ROAD.~.S. It shall be unlawful for any person to stand or walk in the roadway other than in a safety zone or in a cross-walk if such action interferes with the lawful movement of traffic; provided, that no pedestrian shall cross a roadway other than by a route at right angles to the carb, or by the shortest route to the opposite curb. Section XI. STREET SUPgRINTENDh~T AUT {ORIZED TO ESTABLISH CR~BS-WALKS. The Street Superintendent is hereby a~horized to establish and maintain, by paint marks upon the surface of the roadway, or metal plates at the side of said road cross-walks approximately equal in width to the adjacent sidewalks at all inter- sections in the Central Traffic District and in all Ousiness districts, and in ad~iti~ may establish cross-walks fifteen (18) feet in width as near the middle,as is practicable, of any block in said Central Traffic District, exceeding four ~ndred (400 feet in length. Section XII. PEDESTRIANS TO OBEY SIGNALS. At intersections where traffic is directed by police officer o~ by traffic slgnal~ it shall be unlawful for any pedestrian to cross the roadw~ other ~an with released traffic. Section XIII. PEDESTRI&NS STANDING ON SIDE~,iALKS. In the Central Traffic District, or in any business districts, it shall be unlawful for any pedestrian to stop or stand on the sidewalk, except as near as is physically possible to the building line or to the curb line. ARTICLE Section XIV. TURNING. It shall be unlawful for the driver of any vehicle to violate or fail to comply with any of the provisions hereinafter in this seotion set ~orth. (1) In turning to the left, vehicles shall keep to the right.of the inter- section markers and the center of the intersections or of markers placed upon the intersection boundary lines to be crossed by said vehicle in turning to the left; pro- vided, however, that in the absence of any such intersection or boundary llne marker, the operator of any vBhicle shall pass to the center of the intersection before turning. (2) No vehicle shall be turned'to the left at any street intersection or into any alley or driveway, unless said vehicle is at the time, in the line of vehicles nearest the center of the roadway. (3) Between the hour~ of seven A.M. and six P.M. of any day no vehicle shall be turned to the left into or out of any alley or driveway in the Central Traffic District or in any business district or upon any intersection where the Street Super- intendent shall have posted on the approaching side of the roadway a pro~ r signal so directingi4) Between the hours of seven A.~. and six P.~i. of any day no vehicle shall be'turned at an fntersection in the Central Traffic District or in any business distric~ in such manner as to cause the same to proceed in an opposite direction upon the street upon which said ve~icle is traveling at the time of entering said intersections. (5) Right hand turns may be made at any intersecti~ outside the Central Traffic District at any time, regardless of traffic signals, provided, however, that th~ operator of vehicles shall not turn such vehicle to the ~Ight at any intersection or into any alley or driveway ~'~ess such vehicle is, at the time of turning, ~.n the line of traffic nearest the curb to the right of said vehicle. (6) The Street Superintendent is hereby autho~zed to mark intersections in the following manner: A single marker shall be placed at the intersection of me~al lines of intersecting stre*ts when said streets intersect at right angles, except those intersections which in the opinion of the Street Superlntendent shall be marked by placing a marker on each of the intersecting streets at the intersection of the medial lines of the roadway and a prolongation of the property lines of the intersecting stree? For streets which do not intersect at right angles or which can not be marked in either manner above specified in the opinion cE the Street Superintendent he shall mark the same by placing a marker in each of the intersecting streets at the points w~_ch in his opinion shall be most practicable and safe bo the traveling public. SS~ttO~ XV. ONE WAY ALLEYS. In any alley connecting two or more streets, in or terminating in the Central Traffic District, it shall be unlawful to drive any vehicle in a southerly or in an easterly direction. The Street Superintendent is hereby authorized to place and mainta~ signs designating this provision. Section XVI. DRIVING FRO~,~ ALI,EYS It shall be unlawful fop any operator of a vehicle to drive said vehicle of any alley or driveway unless such vehicle has been brought to a C~nplete stop immediately prior to crossing the sidewalk. out 4! 4¸2 Section XVII. SCATTERING LO AD. It shall be unlawful to operate any vehicle so loaded or cmustructed that any part of its load is dropped upon the roadway. Section )[VIII. BOULEVARD RIGHT OF WAY. Vehicles traveling in a lawful manner upon the following streets ~all have the right of way on that street over vehicles approaching from intersecting Etreets ~less such street shall have boulevard stops placed therein: Main Street from the City.limits on the norSh to the City limits on the South. Seventeenth Street from the City limits on the west to the City limits on the East. Washington Avenue from the East line of English Street to the West line of Grand Avenue. Tenth Street from the East line of Ross Street to the West ltue of French Street. Sixth Street from the EaCh line of Main Street to the West line of French Street. Fruit Street from the East line of French Street.to the West line of Grand Avenue. Fifth Stree~ from the City limits on the ~est to the ¥~est line of Ma~n Street, Fourth Street from the East ll~e of Artesia Street to th$ City limits on the East. First'Street from the City limits on the ~est to the City limits or boundary on the East. Chestnut Street from the Zest line of Ross Street to the City limits on the East. Fairvi~w Avenue from the City limits on the West to the West llne of Main Street. Edinger Street from the City limits on the Nest,to the City limits on the East. Bristol Street from the City limits on the NOrth to the City limits or boundary line on the South. Flower Street from the City limits on the North to the NoPth line of Edinger Street. Ross Street from the south li~e of Seventeenth to t~ Nerth line of Edinger Street. North Park Boulevard from Flower Street on tbs Seer to ~anta Clara Avenue on the East. Broadway, from the southwesterly right-of-way line of'Southern Pacific Railroad on the north to the north line of Edinger Street. B~h Street from the south li~e of Santa Clara Avenue to the north' line of First Street. Cypress Avenue f~m the south line of First Street to the city limits on the south. Orange Avenue frc~ the South line of First Street to the city limits on the south. F~ench Street from the s~th line of Nashington Avenue to the n~ th line of First Street. Grand Avenue from the City li~ ts on the North to the north line of First Street. Maybury from the south line of Sevente,nth Street to the north llne of First Street. Upon approaching any of t~e above named streets it shall be unlawful for the operator of any vehicle to f~l to bring said vehicle to a complete stop at the limit line which the Street Superintendent is hereby authorized to indicate, by sign or mark at the property line of the above mentimued street, provided, however, that when the intersection is contrglied by a police ~fficer or by a traffic s tgAal, no vehicle shall.be stopped as above provided when a signal to procee~ has been given. f Section XIX. FOLLO~ING FIRE APPARATUS PROHIBITED. lit shall be unlawful for any vehicle to follow any fire apparatus closer than one block, or to park any vehicle within the block~.Mnere fire apparatus has stopped in answering a fire alarm. Section XX. ETOPPING FOR FIRE OR POLICE CARS. It shall be unlawful for the operator of any vehicle to continue his vehicle in motion'when he shall hear either before or behind him, or coming from any inter- secting street, a police car, police ambulance, or fire car, which shall be ~unding a siren provided by law for cars of that character. Section XXI. RIGHT OF ~'~AY FOR FUNERAL PROCESSION. Funeral processsi~ s shall have the right of way over all other traffic. Section XXII. ~OTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES. It shall be unlawful for the oper~or of any ~icycle or motorcycle to carry any other person upon the bar, handle or tank of any such vehicle. vI ~ · Section XXIII. CLINGING TO ~OVING VErsICLES. It shall be unlawful for' any person traveling upon any bicycle, motorcycle toy vehicle to cling to or attach himself or his vehicle, to any other ~vehicle or street car on any roadway in the City of Lents Ana. moving ARTICLE V. STOPPING, ST~ND!NG AND PARKI~G. Section XXIV. Standing prohibited in specified places. Except to avoid conflict ~th other traffic, or in compliance with the directions of a police officer or traffic signal, it shall be unlawful for the operate] of a vehicle to stand said vehicle in the following places: (1) In an intersecti~. (2) In any cross-walk. (3) At any place in the roadway where~the two ~tght wheels of the vehicle are more than one (1) foot distant from ~the regularly established curb llne except on streets where provision has been made for angle ~rking as specified in Sec~on 29 hereof. (~) At any place where the standing of a vehicle will obstruct the use of any driveway. (~) At any curb within fifteen (18) feet of a fire hydrant. (6) Within twenty (20) feet of a point on the curb immediately opposite the mid-block end of any safety zone. (7) At any place within fifteen $18) feet of an intersection in the Central Traffic District, o'~:~ in any business district except at designated bus stops, and that the operator of no~vehlcle sh~l stop in the area designated as a bus stop longer than three minutes. The Street Superintendent is hereby ~tkorized to paint and maintain a red line stenciled with white letters "No Standing" upon the top of all curb lengths indicated in Paragraphs O, 6 and V of this section. Section ~(V. STAN~KNG FOE LGkDiNG ONi,Y IN CE,~T,%I~J PLACES. It shsll be unlawful for the operator of a vehicle to stop said vehicle for a period of time longer th~n is necessary for the loading or unloading of paasengers or ma'erials, providing that the loading or unloading of passengers ~hall not consume more than three (3) minutes, nor the loading or unloading of materials more than twent (20) minutes in the followin~ designated 'places: (1) At a curb where the grade of the str~.~t exceeds twelve (12%) per cent; (2) In any loading zone; (3) At any curb within twenty-five (~5) feet of the entrance to any hospital. (4) At any curb within fifty (50) feet of the entrance to any police static The Superintendents of Streets is hereby a~horlzed to determine the exact location of loading zones, provided that not ~ore than one half (1/2) of the total curb length of any block in the Central Traffic District or in any business district, shall be reserved for loading zone, ,~here, in said block, the distance between the curb line and the center of the roadway, or between the curb line and the outer rail of any street car trac~ is less than fifteen (15) feet, ~d that not more than one- fourth (1/4) of the total length of any curb between intersections in any one block in the Central Traffic District, or in any business district, shall be reserved for a loading zone. Said Street Superintendent is hereby l~urther authorized to p~nt and maintai a yellow l~ne stencilled in block letters "Loading" upon the tops of all curbs and places specified in this section, or shall place a marker which shall be not m~e than one (1) foot in height upon the curb at each end of the limit of l~ading zme, which said marker shall state in letters clearly legible "Loading" ~nd the m~nber of this ordinance. Secti~ XXVI. P~RKING TI~E LIMITED IN CERTAIN PLACES. Subject to the provisions of Section twenty-fo~ (24) an5 twenty-five (25) of this ordinance between the hours of seven A.~. and six P.~. of any day, excepting ~. ~ Sundays and Holidays it sh~ll be unlawfql for the operator of any vehicle to park said vehicle in any part of Central Traffic District A for a ~riod of time longer than one hour or in Central Traffic District B for a period of tiwe longer than two hours, or ~n any business ~istrtct otb. er than that covered by the Central Traffic D~strict for a period of time lcnger than two hours. 4S The Street Superintendent is hereby authorized to erect and maintain signs designating the provisions of thi~ section. It shall be-unlawful for the operator of any vehicle to park said vehicle for a period of time longer than thirty (ZO) minutes between the hours of two A.]~l. and five A.M. of any day. Section XXVIII. MANNER OF P~.~KKING. It shall be unlawful for the operator of any vehicle to park said vehicle other than parallel with the curb, e~cept where the Street Superintend- ent has indicated that angle ~rking is permitted by the placing of white lines upon the surface of the roadway, provided, however, that said Street Super- 'ntende~t shall in no place provide for angle parking where there is les~ than fifteen (15) feet between the curb and the nearest rail of any street car track. .. Secti~ XXI~ PARKI~ VEHICLES FOR SALE. It shall be unlawful for the operator'of any vehicle to park on any street in the~city of Santa Ana any Vehicle upon which there is a "For Sale" sign, or to park upcn any street any vehicle ~Or the purpose of dis playing it for sale, or to park any vehicle upon any street in the Central Traffic Distric~ or in any'business district, from which said vehicle merchandise is being sold. ARTICLE VI. STREET CARS. Section XXX. STREET CARS HAVE RIGHT OF WAY BETWEEN INTERSECT!G~S. It shall be mllawful for the operator of any vehicle Procee~ng upon any street or track in front of a street car to f~l to remove said vehicle from said track as soon as pract~lcable after signal from the operator of said street car, unless prevented by other vehicles or while awaiting traffic signal. Section XXXI. It shall be unlawful for the operator of any train or trains of cars to operate the same in such a manner as to prevent the use of an~ street for purposes of travel for a ~riod of time longer than five (8) minutes. Sectim XXXII. STRELT CA~ It shall be unlawful for the operator of any street car to drive said ~treet car at a rate of speed faster than in this section provided: (1) Fifteen (15) miles per hour at an obstructed grade crossing when engaged in turning curves that are obstructed, when crrossing obstructed, when crossing obstructed highway crossings; when p~ssing schools while persons are entering or leaving the grounds, and in the business districts; (2) Twenty (20) miles per hour in residence districts. (3) Thirty-five (35) miles per hour at any place other than those specified in paragraphs 1.and 2 of this section within the said limits of the city' of Santa Ans. Section ~XIII. It shall be unlawful for the operator of a~v vehicle upon overtaking any stre%t car to pass said street when any such street car is within one hundred (100) feet of any street intersection being approached by said vehicle, or to pass any street car that has stopped for the purpose of losing or unload- ing passengers unti~ such vehicle has been brought to a complete stop at the rear of the nearest entrance of such street car, said vehicle to remain stand- ing ~tiL all doors of said street car are closed or until all.passengers have boarded or alighted from said car, unles~ there is in the roadway a marked safety zone, in which case vehicles stopped in compliance with the provisions of this section may proceed with due regard for ~e safety of pedestrians in the roadway. The Street Superintendent is hereby authorized to p]~ ce and maintain by the use of traffic buttons, or painted lines safety zones at all regular street car stops in the City of Santa Ana, ~herein his ~scretion, safety zones are required for the safety of pedestrians. SectionXXXIV. BOARI]ING STR~T CARS. It shall be unlawful for any person to board of ~light from a street car or vehicle while~such street car or vehicle is in motion. Section XXXV. RIDING ON CAR STEPS. It shall be unlawful for any person to ride upon the fender or running board of any street car or vehicle. S~2ion XX~XVI. EXCEPTIONS. Notwithstanding any o~er section of this ordinance the provisions of this ordinance shall not apply to emergency vehicles of the police departmen or fire department of the City of Santa Aha, nor to any phblic utility or any other vehicle actually engaged in the performance of emergency duties necessary to be performed by said public departments or by any phblic utility. ARTICLE VII. PENALTIES. Section XXXVII. Any person violating or failing to comply with any of the provisions of this ordinance, or any rule or regulation of the Street Superintendent, adopted pursuant thereto, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be punish. able for a first offense by a fine not to exceed fifty ($50.00; Dollars or by imprisonment in the County Jail of the County of Orange, for a period not exceeding five (5) days; for a secma d violation within a period of one (1) year, by a fine not to exceed one hundred ($100.00) Dollars, or by imprisonment in the Co~ty Jail of the County of Orange, for a period not to exceed ten (10) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment; for a third and additional offense committed within one (1) year, by a fir not to exceed three, hundred ($300.00) Dollars, or by i,~prisonment in the County Jail of the County of Orange for a period not to exceed three (3) months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Section XXXVIII. REP~]ALING ALL PRIOR 0RI~ NANCES. That all ordinances which conflict with this o~dinance be, and the same are hereby repealed provided, however, that any sectiaus re~ealed shall not prevent the prosecution and punishment of any person, firm or corporation for any act done or committed in violation of any ordinance which may be repealed by this ordinance prior t( the taking effect of this ~.dinance, and shall not prevent any prosecution or action pending in any Court for the violation of any ordinauce repealed by this ordinance. The City Clerk is hereby instructed to cause this ordinance to be published three times in the Santa Aha Daily Evening Register, a newspaper printed and published in, and generally circ~ated in the City of Santa Aha, and hereby- designated for the publication of this ordinance. The foregoing ordinance is approved this 20th day of June, 1927. F. L. Purinton. President of the Board of Trustees. ATTEST: E. L. Vegely -City Ulerk. The above and foregoing ordinance was introduced at an adjourned r~gulae meeting held on the l~th day of June, 1927, and duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said Board of Trustees, held on the 20th day of June, 1927, ~y the following vote: AYES, TRUSTEES: J.L.McBride, ~.G.Knox, Stanley E. Goode, F.L. Purinton. NOES, TRUSTEES: None ABSENT, TRUSTEES: W.J.Kelly E. L. Vegely city ClerM of the City Of santa Ans. (JRDINANGE NO. 818 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CI'TY OF SANTA ANA, CALIF- ORNIA, FIXING THE AI,IOUNT OF ~vIONEY ASCERTAINED TO CARRY ON THE VARIOUS DEPARTNENTS OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, AND TO PAY THE BONDED INDEBTEDNESS PALLING DUE FOR THE CURRENT YEAR 1927-1928, AND FIXING THE RATE OF TAXATION FOR THE CURME~T YEAR 1927-1928, DE,%IONATINO THE NUI~BER OF CENTS ON EACH $100.00 FOR TEE VARIOUS FUND~ OF SAID CITY. ON THE WHOLE OF THE TAXABLE PROPFiRTY OF SAID CITY AS SET BY THE COUNTY ASSESSOR OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AND EQUALIZED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF SAID CfN3NTY, AND HEREBY LEVIED ON THE ?;HOLE OF THE TAXABLE PROPERTY OF SAID CITY; The Board of T~u~tees of the City of Santa Arm, Galifor~ia, does o~'dain as follows, to-wit: THAT WHEREAS, the City of SAnta Aha, Califomnia, did on the ~Sth day of December, 1914, by Ordinance elect and determine to avail itself of the provisions of the Act of the 9.?th day of ~arch, 1898, and subsequent amendments thereto relative to the assessment and collection of taxes for the municipal corporation of the City of Santa Arm, Califo~nia, and did in accordance therewith on or about said date file with the Auditor of Orange County, Californi a verified copy of said Ordinance pertaining thereto as provided by law: AND ~HEREAS, the County Auditor of the COunty of Orange, State of California, on the 8th day of August, 192V filed his statement in writing with the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana,~alifornia, showing the total value of all property within the corporate limits for the year 1927-1928, and equalized and collected by the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, Callfornia, and fixed the sum as shown by the assessment rolls for said year at $19,951,7~ exclusive of operative property. AND %~EREAS, the Board of Trustees elects to levy a total tax for the sum of $1.85 on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City as provided by law, the amount of money ascertained and fixed to carry on the various departments of the City of Santa Aha, and to pay the bonded due for the current year 1927-1928 is indebtedness falling . the fixed sum of $369,107.V5, and whereas, said s~n~ is to be apportioned among the various departments of the said of Santa Arm, and placed in the general and s pecisl funds pay current municipal expenses on the assessed value of all the real and personal property within such municipality over and above the several sums to be raised as provided by law. Section 1. That the total valuation of tha taxab~ property oi~i~y of Santa &ua, of $19,9~1,?~0.00, shall be used as a basis for the levy of the taxes of the City of Santa Aha, California, and the Co~mty of Orange, State of California, at the same time and in the same manner co~ty levies are made and collected. Section 2. That the rate of taxation for municipal pu~poses--~nd to pay the bonded indebtedness and interest of the City of Santa Aha, California, for the current year 1927o1998 is he~eby fixed at .~1,8,) on the taxable property of said City and that said ~uount of $~69,%07.~8, in the aggregate and the rate sum. of !~1.8o on each :~lO0. O0 of the taxable property of said City is hereby levied upon all the taxable property as ascertained by the County Assessor and equalized by the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, C~ifornia, ss aforesaid, and which said rate so fixed shall be apportioned among special f~uuds to pay the current expenses, bonded indebtedness and interest and other indebtedness of ssld City, fallinG due for the current fiscal year 1927-1928, and other several s~ms to be raised as fixed and provided by !~w, as follows, to-wit: For the General Pund, ~.56 on each ~100.00 of the taxable property of ~fd City. For the Stree, t Fund, ~.30 on each ~.~100.00 of the taxable property of s,~ia City. ,~. O0 On FOr the ~ewer Fund, '~ each ;!~100.00 of the taxable property of said City. FO~, the Fire Fund, $.25 on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For Planning Co~.~,lssion, .l~.Ol on each ;i~lO0. O0 of taxable property of said City. 0.00, ~e For Parks, ~.01 on each ~jlO0. O0 of the taxable prope, rty of said City. For Advertising, $.06 on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For Iv~usic, $~O8 on each :iil00.O0 of the taxable property of said' City. ~or the Library Fund, ~i.14, on each $100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For the North Flower Street Bridg-'e Bonded Indebtedness ~un~, $~0028 on each ~lO0. O0 of the taxable pro~rty of said City. For the North ~ain Street Bridge Bonded Indebtedness $.018 on each !ilO0. O0 of the taxable property of sai~ City. For the Water Works Bonded Indebtedness Fund, 2nd issue, ;~.018 on each ~100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For t?~e '-'steer i¥orks Bonded Indebtedness Fund, 3rd issue, ~.004~ on each ~100.00 of the taxable property of said Cit For the Water Works Bonded Indebtedness Fund, 4th issue, ~,016 on each .i?100.O0 of the taxable property of said C~y. For the Later ~orks Bonded Indebtedness Fund~ 5th issue, 'J~.02 on each .~i00.00 of the taxable property of said City. For the Sewer Bonded Indebtedness No. 1 Fund, !~.007 on each ~100..~O0 of the taxable property of said City. For the oewer Bonded Indebtedness v · ,~ ~,o. 2 Fund, ($.0025 on each ~100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For the Fire Department Bonded Indebtedness No. 1 Ftmd~ $.001 on each ~lO0.00 of the taxable property of said City. For the Fire Department Bonded Indebtedness No. 2 Ftu~d, .!j.029 on each'~!~lO0. OO of the taxable property of said City. For City Hall Bonds No. 2 Bonded Indebtedness F~md, ,i~.O02t on each '(~!00.00 of the taxable property of said City. For Street Apparatus Bonds, Bonded Indebtedness Fund, ~.0076 on each ~100. OO of the taxable property of said City. For Street Improvement Bonds, North ]4ain Street Bonded Indebtedness F~u~d, !i;.026 on each :[~100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For Street Improvement Bonds, East First Street, Bonded Indebtedness F~uld, ~].006 on each ~ilO~.O0 of tke taxable property of said City. For Ltreet Improvement Bonds, Bristol Street, Bonded ~?100. of taxable Indebtedness F~d, ~o004 on each '~' O0 the property of said City. For School Street Improvement Bonds, Bonded Indebtedness Fund, ~.019 on each ~100.00 of the taxable property of ~ald City. For btreet Improvement Bonds, Culverts, 3rd and 4th Streets, Bonded Indebtedness Fund, :;~.002 on each ;iilCO. O0 of the taxable property of said City. For ~anta Aaa l',iain Sewer Line Bonds, ~.;.06 on each ~;lOO. 0 of the taxable property of said City. For Joint; 0utfall Sewer Bonds, :~.C8 on each ~100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For Uater V~orks Bonded Indebtedness Fund, 6th issue, ,~.075 on each :i~100.00 of the taxable pro[~rty of ssid City. For Electric Fire Alarm System Bond Fund, $.008 on each ~100.C0 of the taxable property of said City. For East Fire Engine House Bond F~md, i~100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For l~est Fire Engine House Bond Fm~d, ,i~100. O0 of the taxable property of said City. ~.005 on each ~.005 on each For Wire Apparatus Bond Fund, ~.01 on each ~100.00 of the taxable property of said City. For ~;est Fifth Street Improvement Bond Fund, ~.008 on each ~lO0. O0 of the taxable pro~rty of said City. 4? ¥or Joint Outfa~l Sewer Bond Extensions, on each :!~lO0. OC of the taxable property of ~aid City. Section 3. The City Clerk is.hereby instructed to submit a ce~fr~.d co,-y of this Ordinance to the Co~mty Auditor of Orange C~mty, California, on or before the 1st day of September~ 192V. Section 4. The City Clerk shall cause this Ordinance ~o be .6ublished three times in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register, a newspaper printed and published and generally circulated in the City of Santa Ana, and he~,eby designated for the publication of this Ordinance. The above Ordinance passed, adopted and approved this 15th day of August, 192~, Dy the fol]owlng vote, to-w~ AYES, TRUSTE;~S: J.L.McB~dde, !/~.J.Kelly, W.O.Kno Stanley E. Goode, F.L.Purinton. NOES, TRUSTEES: None ~BSENT, TRUSTEES: None F. L. Purinton Presiden%' of the"'~oard of Tr~mteea of tlae City of Sa nta &ha. ATTEST: E. L. VeHely Clt~ Clerk of the City of Santa Ans. (SEAL). I hereby certify that the above is a ~D. 1, true and correct copy of Ordinance No. 818, as the same ia on file in my office. E. L. Vege~y City Clerk of the City of Santa &ne. ,] ORDINANCE NO. 819 AN ORDINANCE P~OVIDI2~C~ THE RULES AND P&JGULA~I~S FOR THE ERECTION'OF BUILDINGS AND 0~HER STRUCTURES, OR TIlE REPAIR, RF2,'~0DELING OF THE SA~IE; PROVIDING FOR INSPECTIONS BY TI{]'] BUILDI1CO INSPECTOR AND FEES RE- (~UIRED; AND PROVIDING A PENAL...~Y FOR THE VIOLATION OF SAIl) ORDINANCE. ~The Board of Trustees, known as the City Council, do ordain as follows: Section 1. Ado~o.~io.n of Code of Rules and Re~ulations. That three copies of a code in book form establishing rules and regulations for the construction of buildings, and the repair, or remodeling of the same, anal other regulations appurtena thereto including the fees required, issuance of Im rmits, etc.~ in the City of Lents Aha, have herefore been filed with the City Clerk of the City of Santa Aha, aha said Code is hereby a~opted and made a part of this ordinance by reference the same as though the same were set forth in full herein. Section 2. P~nalty for Vi~lation of this Ordin~ce. That any person, firm or corporation, who shall violate any provision of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a mis- demeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be tounishable by a fine of not _~ore than Five Hundred Dollars (I)500.00), or by imprisonment in the County Jail of the C,o~mty of Orange for not more than six months, or by both such fine and imprisonment, unle~ a particular seation or clause in this ordinance shal) provide another or ~Ifferent penalty for a violation thereof, in event such other penalty shall control. Section 3. Constitutional Declaration. It any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance is for any reason held to be unconstitutional, .sub, b_ decision shall not effect the validity of the remaining portion of this ordinance. The Board of Trustees, known ss the City Council, hereby declares that it would have passed this ordinance, and each section, subsection, sentence, clause and phrase thereof irr~spectlve of the fact that any one or mere sections, subsections, sentences, clauses or phrases be declared uncons tltuti cna 1. Section 4. Ordinane~s Repealed. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisior~ of this ordinance be, and the same are repealed. Section 5. Passag~e o.f Orginanc~,. That the City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance, and csuse the same to be published three times in the Santa Aha Daily Evening Register, a daily newspaper printe~ and published in the City of Santa Ana, and thirty days after its final passage said ordinance shall take effect and be in force, The above ordinance approved this 22nd day of August, 1927. F. L. Purinton President of the City Council o-~the City of Santa Ans. A~TEST: E. L. Ve~el~ City Clerk of the City of Santa Ans. I hereby certify that the above and foregoing ordinance was regularly introduced at a meeting of the City Council held the 8th day of August, 192V, and was duly passed and adopted at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Council held on the 22nd day of August, 192V, by the ~ollowing vote, AYES, NOES, ABSENT, to-wit: TRUSTE~So J.L.McBride, ~.J.Kelly, Stanle~ E. Ooode, F.L.Purinton. TRUST~JES, None TRUSTEE o W. C,. Knox. (SEAL). City C%epk and Ex-Officio cierq~ of 'the City Council of the City of Santa Aha, ORDI~NCE NO. 820 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ~PPOINTI~EIfT OF ~ CITY ELECTRICI~Sf AND PRESCRIBING HIS DUT.IES; PROVIDING FOR ELECTRIC PERi~ITS AND INSP?~TIONS AND wIT(ING T~ FEER THEREFOR; REGULATING THE INSTALLATION~ ARN~N~E- MENTS~ AL~ERATION~ REPAIR~ USE~ M&INTENANCE AND OP~JRA~ION 0F ELECTRIC WI;~ING, ELECTRIC FIX~I~ES AND 0T~R ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AND EQUIPMENT IN THE 0F S~NTA ANA; PROVIDING TH~] P~NAL~ FOR A VIOLA~!0N 0F THE 2~M~iE.AI~D REP~ING 0R~ NANCES 0R PARTS 0F OR~ NANCES IN CONFLICT '.gI~l THIS 0R~ The l{oard oF T~stees~ ~(nown as the City Co~cit~ ordain as follows: Section 1. Cit~ Electrician. There is hereby created and e stablishe~ the ~ fice of Cit Electrician. The ~rson chosen +o fill the ~fice of City Elec- trician shall be a c~rpetent electrician oF good moral eharacter~ and shall have had at lea~t fo~ years experience as a jo~rney man in the practice of is trade~ or two yeara training in a recognize~ college of electrical engineering, and In aSdition thereto two years of practical experience in electrical constrmction~ shall be well versed in approved methods of electrical construction for ssfety to life and property~ the Stat~ltes of the State of CaliFornia relating to electrical work, the ~.ules and regulations i.~ue5 by the Industrl ~ccident Co~nisaion of Califo?nia, the National Electrical as approve~ by the American Engineerir~ Standards Co~aittee~ the Nation,al Electrical f~sfaty Co~e~ as approve~ by the .~em~caa Engines ins Standards Co~mittee, the National Electrical Safety Code, as approved by the American Engimeering Standards Co~ittee; other installation an~ safety rules and standards approved by the ~erica~ Engineeri~ Standards Committee, an~ rules of the 2card of Fire Underwriters of the PaciFic. Section 2. Ap~ointmen~ The City Electrician shall be appointed bl,~ the City Co~cl an~ shall receive such salary per month or fees as may be fixes by said City Council. The City ;qlectrician shall also take and ~ub- scribe sn oath w~ch together with the certificate of his appolatmen shall be file~ with the City Clerk., He shell hold office subject the pleasure of the City Co~cil. It shall be ~lawful for the Ci Electrician to engage in the business of the installation and the mainten~c~ of electric wiri~ ~lectrical devices or electric material either directly or indirectly, an~ he ~hal] have no financ~ interest in any concern engaged in such business in the City of San~ ~Ana at any time while holding the office of City [Electrician. Section 3. Adoption of Code of Rules and Regulations. That three copies of a code In book go,vt, estab!~shing rul~ and regulations for the installation of electric wirin[~ electrical pe~Jits and inspections, installation oF electric equipment or fixtures, and other regulations appurtenant thereto in the City of Santa Aaa~ l~ve herefore been filed with the Cl,~rk of the City of al al 52, Santa ~na, and said Code is hereby adopted and made a part of this ordinance by reference, the. ~ame as though the same were set forth in full herein. Section 4. Penalty for Violation of this Ordinance. That any person, firm or corporation, who shall Violet8~ any provision of this c~dinsaee ~hall be deemed gn~ilty of s misdemeanor, an5 upon conviction thereof, shall be punishable by a fine of ~ot ~.~ore ~han Five Hundred Dollars (~500.00), or by imprisonment in the C.~unty Jail of the Count of Orange, for not more than six months or by both such fine and impris o~uent. Section 5. Constitutional Declar~tion. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance is for any reason held to be tmcon- stitutional, such decision shall not effect the vel idlty of t remaining portion of this ordinmce. The City Council of the City of Sant~ Aha hereby declares that it would have passed t is ordinance, and each section, subsection, sentence, claus, and phrase thereof irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses or phrases be declared, tu~constitutio~al. Section 6. Ord~inances Repealed. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflt with the provisions of this ordinance be, and the same are hereby repealed. Section v. Passage of Ordinance. That the City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this or~inance and cause the same to be published thr,:~e times in the Santa Aha Daily ~vening Register, a daily newspaper printed and published in the City of Santa Aha, and thirty ~a~, after its final passage said ordinance shall take effect and b in force. 1927. ATTEST: The above ordinance approved this 22nd day of August F. L. Purinton. President of the City Council of the City of Santa Ans. E. !b. Ve~el~ City Clerk of the City of Santa ~na. I hereb~ certify that the above s~d foregoing ordinance was regularly introduced at a meeting of the City Couz~cil held the 8th day of August, 1927, and was duly passed and adopted at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Cmmci held on the 22nd day of August, 1927, by the following vote~ to-wit: AYES, NOES, ~2SENT, TRUSTEES TRUoTE~=S J.L.l, lcBride, .../.J.Kell., Stsnley E.Oo~de F.L. P~lrinton. None Knox. '~. L. Ve~el~ ~ity Clerk' and'ex-officio Clerk of the City Council of the City of Sant8 Ana. OR]/NANCE NO. 821 ~- AN 0RII NANCE PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINT~[ENT OF A PLSq~IBINO INSPECTOR, DEFINING HIS DUTIES AND FIXING HIS C0~iPENSATION; REGULATING THE ~,iETHOD OF CON- STRUCTING PLU~BING WORK, HOUSE DRAINAGE, AND GAS FITTING, PROVIDING FOR ~tE INSPECTION THEREOF AND THE ISSUANCE OF PER~iITS THEREFOR; AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF SAID ORDINANCE. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Aha do o~dain as follows: Section 1. Appointment of Plumbin~ Inspect~. The Board of Trustees shall appoint a Plumbing Inspector for the City of Santa Ana, who shall have passed th examination hereinafter provided for 3ourneymen and master pl~nnbers, and who shall hold office during the pleasure of said Board of Trustees, also known as the City Council, and said Plumbing Inspector shall receive as compensation for his services a sum to be determined by said City Council. Section S. Dut~ of Inspector. It shall be the duty of said Plumbing Inspector to furnish to each and every person, firm, company or corporatio contemplating the construction of any plumbing, house drain- age o~. gas. fitting within the limits of said City, a ~ermit for such work upon the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth. ~e shall inspect in a thorougja manner, all plumbing installed in old and new buildings in said City. It shall b his duty to see that the te~s and ppovistons of this ordina - or any amendment thereto are complied With; he shall examine all plans and specifications of contemplated buildings and improvements, alterations and repairs, that are filed with th Building Depertment insofar as said plans and specificstlons shall relate to pl~nnbing or sanitary co~titions thereof. Section Z. Adoption of Code of Rules and Regulatio That three copies of a code in book form~ establish- ing rules and regulations for the installation of plumbing, house drainage and gas fitting, in the City of Santa Ana, have heretofore been filed with the Clerk of the City of Sant Ana, and~ aid Code is hereby adopted and~made a part of this ordf.~:ance b~j reference, the same as tho,~gh the same were set forth in full herein. Section R. Penalty for Violation of~ this Ordin~ce That any person, firm or corporation, who shall violate any provision of this ordinance shall be deemed gu_!l~ of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be punishable by a fine of not mor. e than Five H~mdred (J~500.O0) Dollars, or by impriso~m~ent in the C~nty Jail. of the County of Orange for not more than six months, or by both such fine and imprlsonment. ¸55 Sectien 8. Constitutional Declaration, If any sectien, subsect~an, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance is for shy reason held to be unconstitutional, such decision shal~_ not effect the '~alldity of th~ remsinin6 portion of this ordinance. The Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana, hereby declares that it would have p~s.,~,d this orddn~nca, and each section, subsection, sentence, clause and phrase thereof irrespecti'~e of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, centences, clauses or phrases be declared unconstitutional. Section ~. Ordinances Repeal,ed. ~at all ordinances or parts of ordinances in ~oaflzct provisions of this ordinance be, and the same are hereby with the repealed. Section 7. Passage. of Ordtn.ance.. That the City Clerk shall certify to the pas~-~ce and approval of this ordinance, and cause the same to be published thre~ times in the [~anta /~a Dailt~ Evening Re~ister, a 5ai!y newspaper print~d and ~ub!~shed in the City of Sant~ Ana~ and ~hirty days fina~ pasa~e said ordinance shall ~ake effect ~nd b~ in after its for ce. The above ordinance approved ~hzs 2~.nd day of August, F, L. ~hlrinton President of the City Co~m¢il of the Cl~y of Santa Aha. A??E~T: E. L. re,ely C~ty Clerk of the City of Santa Ana. I hereby certify that the above and foregoing ordinance was regularly introduced at a meeting of the City Coumcil .held the 8th day of August, 192V, and Yes duly passed and ~dopted at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Council held ~,n the 22nd day of August, 192~, by the Collowing vote, to-wit: J.L.~[cBride, '.:'. J.Kelly, F.L. l~r!nton. None W. C. Knox. 5tadey E. ~oode ' (~.,EAL). C I ty E. L. Ve~j-ely clerk and ex-of~Icio Clerk of ,mmc~l of the the City ~ ' City of Sant~ ~,na. 56 AN OHDINANCE ~I~iENDING ORDINANCE NO. 561 RELATI~ TO TH~ EXHIBITION OF CEETAI~ tvlOVING PICT~ES~ POS'~RS AND P~HFO~ANCES, The City Council of the City of Santa aha do ordain as follow~: Section 1, That Section 2 of Ordinance No. 561 of the City o~ Santa Aha Is hereby amended to read as followa: aection 2, It shall be ~lawful for any person to post or permit to be posted upon any billboard or otherwise exhibit to public view or dlstribut~ any llcentious~ lewd or indecent or obscene picture~ blll~ or po~tera of any picture~ moving picture, bill or poster such as is obscene or indecent or is adapted to tend to incite immoral, viotous or lewd thoughts or acts or any pictures in which there Is represente illustrated or depicted the killing of any person or shy murd scene or the comission or'any crime or public offense; pro- vided, however, that. nothing contained in th{s section shall be deemed to prevent the Censor Com~ission of said City, or the Censor Officer thereof, fro~ per~itting any murder scene which ls historical or is de~icted, de~cribed or represented in or by any work oF art or ia classical' literature. Any such picture, bill or pos!er as is h~reto~ore declared unlaw- ful is hereby deemed a menace to the public morals of the inhabitants of s~id City, and a public nuisance, and the i~;a~shal of said City Is hereby authorized and it shall be his duty to summarily abate such nuisance by destruction or removal of such pictur~, bill or poster. Section 3. ?his ordinance is deemed one of urgency f~r,tt~e imediate preservation of the public ~ace, health and safety as the same a~f~cts the public metals of the inhabitant and this ordinance shall immediately take effect from and it~ passage. S~ction 4. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and cause the same to be published three times In the Santa~na" Daily v · ~ · ~v~nlng ~glster~ a news- paper prln~ea an~ publisho~ and generally circulated in City. The fore~o~, ordinance ~eptember, 1927. ATT~S~. E. L. Ve~el~ ~ity Clerk and Ex-OfficiO Clerk of the City Co~cil is approved this 6th day of F. L. Purinton ~-egi~ent of the City Counci] of the City of Santa Aha The above an8 foregoing ordinance was regularly intro- duced at an a~journed regular meetings of the City Colmcll hel~ on the 29th day of August, 1927, and was duly passe~ an~ adopted ~t a regular meeting of ssid City Council held on the 6th day of September, 1927, b~ the following vote: AYES, NOES, ..... T 1, " I, TRUSTEES: ~ .L.I~,cBri~e, ~.J.Kelly ..~.O.Kno×, Stanley E. Goode, F.L.~urinton. T ,UoT;.,,ES: None None E. L. Vesely .. ~y Clerk of the City of Santa Aha ORD~(A~i~ LO. 82,3 AN ORDINANCE OF HE CITY OF SANTA ANA REGUI,~TING THE EXCAVATION OF S~ND OR GRAY.iL ~ITHIN THE LI)iITS OF THE CI'~ OF SiNTA ANA, ~D PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATTON THEREOF. The City Counci% of the City of ~anta Aris do or~aln ss follows: Section 1. That it shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to excavate or remove any sand gravel from any residence lot or property withih the limits the City of Santa Aha, unless a permit shell first have been granted by the City Council for such excavation or removal of sand or gravel. Section 2,. That any person v~lating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon.conviction thereof shall be subject to a sentence of not exceeding ninety (90) days in the Cm~ty Jail of the County of Orange or by a fine not exceeding three hundred dollars ($300.00) or both such fine and Imprisornment. Section ~. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and cause the same to-be published three times in the Santa Aha Daily Evening Register, a daiIy .newspa~r printed, published and. cirm~l~ed in the City of Santa Ana, and said ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days from the date of its final passsge. The foregoing ordinance of September, 1927. is approved this 6th day F. L. Purinton P~esi~ent of the city Council of the City of Santa Ans. ATTEST: E. L. Vegety City Clerk and Ex-Officio Cle?k of the City Counell The above and for~going ordinance was regularly introduced at an adjourned regular men-ting of the City Couucil held on the 2,gth day of August, 19Zv, and w~s duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said City Council held on the 6th day of September, 192,7, by the followir%2 vote: J.L.l~icBride, W.J.Ke]ly, W.O.Knox, Stanl~y E. GoGde, F.L.Purinton. None None ~ V E. L. Clerk of th~ City of San~ Arm. ( SEAL ). or ORDINANCE NQ? 824 AlU ORIE i~ANGE OF THE CITY OF S~iCTION IV OF ORDINANCE NO. ORDINA~CE NO.~. 796. SANTA ANA A~i~NDING 641 AS AR~ENDED BY follows: The City Council of the City of Santa Aha do ordain as Section 1. ~nat Section 4 of Ordinance 841 as amended by Ordinance No. 796 is hereby amended to read as follows: Secti~on 4. It shall be unlawful for any person or person~ to keep or maintain any roosters within one .h~dred twenty-five (125) feet of Shy family residence, or to keep or maintain any hens, ducks, geese or other domestic fowls or rabbits, or any kind of ff~e animals, excepz cats, dog~ an~.canary birds, within twenty- ~Ive (25) feet 'of any family r~sidence, their own included. Zabbits must ~e kept in, a hutch approved by the Health Departments no box hutches will be permitted. condition at all times. It shall o~ persons to cause or permit said All must be kept In a ssnitary also be unlawful for any person fowls or animals to go or be at large and to go or be upon the premises owned or occupied by any other pe~s~n wfthout such other pers on~s cGnsent, o~~ to so keep or ~ave any such fowls or animals so as to be of~ns~$ to o~ an~oy~,~ pe~gon or persons residing in the neighborhood where they are kept or had so aa to render llfe uncomfortable. Section II. All ordinances or parts of ordinanc% as the same effect this Or~dnance are to that extent repealed. Section III. The City Clerk shall certify to the passsge of this ordinance and cause the same to be published three times in the Santa ~na Da~ly Evening ~egis er, a daily newspa~ r printe~ the City of Santa Aha, and said thirty (30) days from the date of.its is approved this 12th day of published and circulated in ordinance shall take effect final passage. The foregoln$ ordinance F. L. Furinton Pr~siden~ of the city council of the City of Santa Ana. · September, 192V. ATTEST: E. L. V~EelF City Clerk and Ex-officio-Clerk of the City Council The above and foNegoi~g ordinance was regularly introduce, at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Council held on the 6th day of September, 1927, and was duly passed and adopted at an adjourned resular meeting of said City Council held on the 12th day of Septen~er, 1927, by the following vote: AYES, TRUSTEES: J.L.~cBr~de~ W.J.Kelly, W.~Knox, Stanley E. Goode, W.L.~rlnton. ATTEST: NOES, TRUST~ES. None ABSENT, TRUSTEES: None ' E~ L. Ve~elM . Cl~k 'of th~ City of Santa Aha.. (SEAL). ORDINANCE NO. 82§ AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE APPOXNTMENT OF A CITY POUND-KEEPER AND FIXING HIM SALARY; PROVIDING FOR THE LIO'ENMING~OP DOGE AND PROVIDING THE FEES THEREFOR; AND PRO- rIDING F~ THE TAKING AND I};~POUNDING 0F ALL ANIMALS FGUIfD AT LARGE UPON ANY STREET, SIDE- WALK, ALLEY 0R OTHER PUBLIC PLAC/ WITHIN THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, The City Council of the City of Santa Aha do ordaiJ as follows: Section 1. That a City Pound-keeper shall be appointed by the City Council and he shall take and have char of the City Pound and shall receive a salary of $80.00 per month, payable monthly in the same manner as other appointive officers of said City are paid. Section 2. That the City Pound-keeper shall take and impound all animals found at large upon any street, side- walk, lane, ~lley or other public or uninclosed place within the City of Santa Aha at such place as shall be provided for that purpose by the City Council, and perform such ot~er duti~ as shall be required by the City COuncil of said City. Section 3. That all persons owning or having charg~ of or harboring any dog shall be subject to the provisions of this ordinance in respect to dogs, and it shall be the duty the person owning or having the charge of or harboring any dog to register once every twelve months at the Office of the City Clerk of said City in a book kept for that purpose, all dogs which such person or persons shall oWn, have charge or harbor, and pay to the City Clerk therefor the sum of ~;2.00 per year. That upon the payment of such fee the City glerk shall enter in such dog re~ister book a description sufficient to identify such dog, with the name of the and number and date of registration, and said City Clerk shal then deliver to the person making such payment a metal tag with the number and date thereof stamped or cut thereon, and the words "Dog Tag" stamped thereon, and such tag while attached to the collar upon'the neck of the dog so registered shall exempt said dog from impounding for a period of twelve (12; months from such date, except as provided herein for vicious or dangerous dogs which are unmuzzled and running at large. Section 4. That any animal found trespassing upon any private inclosure in said corporate limits may be taken {lp by the party owning such inclosure or by hie agent and committe5 to the Found-keeper who shall hold the same subject to a tease;robie demand fo~- the costs of takln6: and keeping bection 5. The Found-keeper shall keep a true and faithf~ll record of the number and the description of all ,s ~rx'~s ~ke~'inte his 'custodM with the date of their impounding and-~t1~' d~a%e, and manner of their disposal, and shall keep con- Sp~6uou~y'-pcs te~ at the entrance of the pound, a list of animals · .detained'therei~A He shall provide the necessary substance for all animals ~hil~e in be altered any~ marks treatment thereof. Section 6~ h~s ~ustody and shall not alter or suffer to or brand thereon and shall not suffer .cruel All animals except dogs, taken into the c~etedy of the po~nad-keepe~,~If not reclaimed within twenty-four hours thereafter may be sold by the pound-keeper at any time after ~iving at least five Section ?. shall stats the time three public places in at the ~ntrance of the Hall on Sycamore Street at the time advertised d~ys notice of such sale. The notice shall describe the animal, and and place of sale and shall be posted up in the Ci~. one of such notices to be p~ted pound, one at the entrance to the City Fire and one'at the entrance of the City Hall; the Pound-keeper shsll sell all the animals so advertised at ~blic auction to the highest bidder, for cash. The proceeds of such sale after deducting the fees and charges sha~ immediately be paid by the Pound-keeper to the City Treasurer, who shall pay o v~r said proceeds to the owner of such animal so sold upon warran~ endorsed by the City Co~ncll if claimed within three months thereafter. Section 8. The owner Or persons entitled to the control of any animal impounded ~a2 ~ a~4~ time before the said sale or other disposition thereof redeem the same by paying the Po~d-keep~ all fees and charges thereon and if a dog by payln~ for tag and registration~thereof in addition thereto if unpaid. Section 9. The Po~d-keeper ~hall charge and collect the following fees, which shall be made payable to the City Clerk, from persons redeeming animals taken and impounded, to-wit: The taki~g up and impounding of any horse, bull, cow, jack, mule~ s~eer, yearling, calf or colt, the sum of ................... $,?.00 For. keeping each animal per day ........ 1~00 For taking up or impoundin~ ~ny ho~, sheep, . Eoat, calf (under one year of age) ....... 1.O0 For keeping any such animal per day - - - .80 For registering ~nd ta$ for each do~ ..... ~.00 Section 10. All animals ordinance req~Hred to be destroyed disposed of by the pound-~eper in herein specified in this shall be cremated or otherwise s manner to be approved by the City Council and without ex~nse to the City. Section 11. All persons owning or having under their control vicious or dangerous doss shall keep the same securely muzzled and within an inclosure or in charge of some person in their employ and the Pound-keeper and his deputies are hereby require8 to seize and caY'fy to the public po~u~ all such vicious and dangerous dogs when not muzzled, also all female dogs in heat at any time in any of the streets or any public or unenclosed place in t~be City with or without tags. Section l~. The Pound-keeper shall keep all dogs taken t~ by him for two (P~) ~sys thereafter, and i£ redeemed shall charge an8 receive $1.OO for each dog, provided that he may charge $~.OO for rede~ption of a vicious, dangerous or female dog in heat, which ~oney shall be paiU to the City Clerk for payment into the City Treasury. If any doE be not redeemed within two (2) days said Pound-keeper shall destroy the same provided that vicious or dangerous dogs may be destroyed at any time after twelve (l~) hours. Section 1.~. Any person, who ~h~ll resist, obstruct or prevent the Pound-keeper or any of his assistants in the exercise of his duties as such shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon convtctio~ thereof shsll be punished by a fine of not more than ~$100.O0 or by imprisonment in the County Jail of the County of Orange, for not more than thirty (30) days, or by both ~uch fine and imprisonment. Section 14. When any animal is taken up for im- pounding which by reason of age, disease or other infir~ity is unfit for further u~e or~ dangerous to be kept impounded the Pou~d-keeper sh~ll, within 2~ hours thereafter, destroy such animal upon examinati~ and reco~uendstlon of the City Health Officer o~ his deputy, or any reputable veterinsry surseon, but no charge therefor sh~l! be made against the Ct~ Section 1.~. The City Pound-keeper shall ex~cute a bond to the Cits- of Santa An~ in the penal sum of (i~SOO. OO with suc?~ security as shall be approved by th~ City Council for the faithful performance of his duties. Section 18. That all ordinances or p~arts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance shall be, and the same are hereby repealed. Section l~. The Clerk shall certify to the passage of t~is ordinance and sh~ll ca~e the s~me to be published three ti~es in the 4anta Aha Dail~ Evening Register, a daily newspsp~r printed, published snd circ~dated in the city of Santa Ana and' thirty (~0) days after its final pass~ge it sh~]l take effect and be in force. The foregoing m~d~n~ce is approved this 28th day of September, 1927. ATTEST: E. L. VeEel[ City 'Mle rk F. L. Purinton P~esident 8'~ the City Counc The above and foregoing ordinance w~s fntroduced at an adjourned regular meeting held on the '12th day of September, ].92?, and duly passed and adopted at I.~:~.1S:~I~L?~~I~ ~laa~i~.v~f .,,l~.d Council, held on the ~ ~ of September, 192V, by the following. vote: AYES, TRUSTEES: J.L.~icBride, %¥.J.Kelly, W.C.Knox, Stanley E. Goode, F.L.Purinton. NOES, TRUSTEES: None ~BSENT, ~RUST.~S, None , E.L. Ve~ely City Clerk of the City of Santa Ana. 64 ' ORDINANCE NO. 826 AN ORDINANCE A~]NDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 809 TO CHANGE THE ZONE UPON THAT PORTION OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA LYING EAST OF LINCOLN AVENUE AND NORTH OF SEVENTEENTH STREET TO THE EASTERLY AND NORTHERLY LIN~ITS OF THE SAID CITY R iSPECTIVELY, FROR SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE ZONE TO HEAVY INDUSTRIAL ZONE. The City Council of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as follows:- Section 1. That Zoning Ordinance No. 809 of the City of Santa Ana is hereby amended and the zone upon that portion of the C~y of Santa Ana lying east of Lincoln Avenue and north of Seventeenth Street to the easterly and northerly limits of the said City respectively is hereby changed from single family residence zone to heavy industrial zone, as defined by Zoning Ordinance No. 809. Section 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and cause the same to be published three times in the Santa Arm Daily Evening Register, a daily newspaper printed, published and circul,ted in the City of Santa Ana, and said Ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days from the date of its final passage. The foregoing Ordinance is approved this 3rd day of October, 1927. F. L. Purinton ~resident of the City Council of the City of Santa Ana. ATTEST: E. L. Vesely City Clerk and Ex-Officio ' Clerk of the City Council ( SEAL ). The above and forgoing Ordinance was regularly introduced at an adjourned regular mee~ng of the City Council held on the 26th day of September, 1927, and was duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said City Council held on the 3rd day of October, A~ES, TRUST~ES. NOES, TRUSTEES: 1927, by the following vote: J.L.McBride, W.J.Kelly, W.G.Knox, St~ley E. Goo de, F.L.Purlnton. None ABSENT, TRUSTEES: None ATTEST: E. L. Clerk of the ( SEAL Ve6el~ City of Santa Ana. ORDINANCE NO. 827 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA ADOPTING ORDINANCE NO. 247 OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, REGULATING SLAUGHTER HOUSES,./THE SLAUGHTERING OF ANIMALS FOR FOOD AND THE SALE OF MEAT, FISH, GAME AND POHLTRY FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION AND BY REFERENCE MAKING SAID ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. fol 1 ows: The City Council of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as Section 1. That Ordinance No. 247 of the County of Orange be, and the same is hereby adopted in its entirety as an ordinance of the City of Santa Ana to the same extent and purpose as though the same were set forth in full herein, and the same is made a part hereof by reference. Section 2. That the Orange County Meat Inspector shall be the Neat Inspector of the City of Santa Ana and shall perform all of the duties provided for in said Ordinance within the corporate limits of the City of Santa Ana~ Section 3. The City Clerk shall of this ordinance and cause the same to be certify to the passage published three times in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register, a newspaper printed and published and generally circulated in said City, and said Ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days after the date of final passage. October, The foregoing Ordinance is 1927. approved this 10th day of F. L. Purinton President of the City Council of the City of Santa Ana ATTEST: E. L. Ve~el~ ~'ity Clerk and Ex-Officio Clerk of the City Council (SEAL). The above and foregoing Ordinance was regularly introduced at a regular meeting of the City Council held on the 3rd day of October, 1927, and was duly passed and adopted at an adjourned regular meeting of said City Council held on the 10th day of October 192V, by the following vote: AYES, TRUSTEES: NO~B, TRUS ~EP, S. None ABSENT, THUS_ERS. None J.L.McBride, W.J.Kelly, W.G.Knox, Stanley E. Goode, F.L.Purinton. (SEAL) E. L. Vegely ~itY Clerk of the City Santa Aha. of ORDINANCE NO. 8~8 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY oF SANTA ANA, ESTABLISHING A "PAY-ROLL ACCOUNT", PRE- SCRIBING THE SOURCE FROI~ WHICH SAID "PAY- ROLL ACCOUNT" SHALL BE TRANSFERRED, AND DESIGNATING THE ~IETHOD OF P~NENT OF DEMANDS THEREFROM. The City Council of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as follows: Section 1. That there is hereby created a Pay-roll Account for the City of Santa Ana and the moneys therein shall be transferred from the various funds heretofore established in said city, upon order of the City Council to meet the anticipated pay-roll for the respective departments out of which such payments should be made. Section 2. That all demands or warrants for salaries heretofore fixed by the City Council, or which may hereafter be provided for by the legislative body of said city, toget~ber with all wages for employees performing work or labor for said city, and whose demands have been approved by the City ~anager of said city shall be paid out of the Pay. roll Account by warrants signed by the City Clerk or the Chief Deputy Clerk, and countersigned by the City Manager or the Secretary to the City Manager, provided, however, that no check upon said Pay-roll Account shall be valid unless either the City Clerk or City ~anager shall sign the same. That said checks may be drawn upon said Pay-roll Accent at any time of the month during which said work and labo~ fo~ said city was performed, when payment for the same shall be due. Section 3. That all demands for wages or salaries paid from the Pay-roll Account as hereinbefore provided for shall be audited by the Finance Committee of the City Council and approved by said City Council in the same form and manner as other demands against said city, at the first regular meeting of the month following the filing of such demands and the said demands charged against the respective funds from which the same should be paid, and the City Manager and the Citl~ Clerk shall be liable thereon as hereinafter provided fo~ for any payment made from the Pay-roll Account which the ssi d City Council shall not approve as aforesaid. Section 4. That the City Clerk and the City Manager of said city shall each furnish a good and sufficient bond approved by the City Council in favor of the City of Santa Aha in addition to the bond now required of either of said officers to cover the duties perfo~ned by them under this ordinance, in the penal sum of ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00)which bonds shall be filed with the ~ayor of the City cf Santa Ans. Section S. Tha$ all ordinances or parts 'of ordinances in conflict with this ~dlnanee be, and the same ar~ hereby repealed. Section 6. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and cause the same to be published'three (3) times in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register, a newspaper printed and published and generally circulated in said city, and thirty days after its final passage said ordinance shall take effect and be in October, ATTEST: The foregoing ordinance is approved this 17th day of 1927. F. L. Purinton President of the City Council of the City of Santa Aha. E. L. Ve6el~, City Clerk and Ex-Officio Clerk of the City Council The above and foregoing ordinance was regularly introduced at a regular meeting of the City Council held on the 3rd day of October, 1927, and was duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said City Council held on the 17th day of October, 1927, by the following vote: , AYES, TRUSTEES: J.L.McBride, W.J.Kelly, W.G.Knox, Stanley E. Good e, F.L.Purinton. NOES, TRUSTEES. None ABSENT, TRUSTEES: None E. L. Vegely City Clerk of the City of Santa Ana. ORDINANCE NO. 829 AN ORDINanCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 719 OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, REGULATING THE DRILLING AND OPERATING OF OIL ';~LLS WITH- IN CERTAIN LIMITS IN THE CITY OF SANTA ANA. The City Council as follows: Section 1. That of the City of Santa Ana do ordain Ordinance No. 719, is hereby amended and that portion of the territorial limits of the City of Santa Ana lying North of 17th Street and East of Lincoln Avenue to the Northerly and Easterly limits of said city respectively are excluded from the provisions of said Ordinance No. 719, and within said portion of said city, it shall be lawful to erect and operate oil wells and ~erricks an8 otherwise engage in the business of drilling or operating for the discovery or production of oil, gas, hydro-carbons 8r °ther~klndred substances. Section 2. That the Ci~y Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and cause the same to be pub- ]ished three (3) times in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register, a daily newspaper, printed and published and generally circulated in said city, and the same shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days from the dat~ of its final passage. The foregoing ordinance is approved this 17th day of October, 1927. F. L. Purinton Mayor of the City of Sant~ Ana ATTEST: E. L. Vegely City Clerk and Ex-Officio Clerk of the City Council. (SEAL) The above and fo~e~oing ordinance was re6ularly introduced at a.~egular meeting of the City Council held on the 3rd day of October, 1927 and was duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said City Council held on the 17th da of October, 1927, by the following vote, to-wit: AYES, NOE~, ABSENT, TRUSTEES: J.L.McBride, W.J.Kelly, W.G.Enox, Stanley E. Goode, F.L.Purinton. TRUSTEES: None TRUoT~,ES. None E. L. Ve6elM .... City Clerk of the City of Santa Ana. OSEAL). ORDINANCE NO. 830 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA REGULATING RESTAURANTS, CAFES, LUNCH COUNTERS S[ND HOT-DOG STANDS IN THE CITY OF SANCTA ANA, AND PROVI]]I EG FOR TITE ISSUANCE OF PER~lITS THEREFOR, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. follows:- The City Council of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as Section 1. That no restaurant, cafe, lunch counter or hot. dog stand shall be maintained or conducted in any pool or billiard hall, bowling alley or market in said city, unless the same shall be in a room partitioned off from such pool or billiard hall, bowling alley or market and have a closed front, all as required by the State law or City Ordinance relative to public health and sanitation. Section 2. That every application hereafter for a ~ rmit to conduct a restaurant, cafe, lunch counter or other business of s similar nature shall be first approved by the health department of the City of Santa Ana, sho~ing that the location and conditions where said applicant proposes to conduct such restaurant,cafe, lunch counter or other similar business is sanitary and conforms to the health department regulations. Section 3. That any person violating any of the provision~ of this ordinan~ shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon convict- ion thereof shall be subject to a fine Dollars ($100.00), or by imprisonment County, for not exceeding thirty (30) imprisonment. not exceeding One Hundred in the County Jail of Orange days, or by both such fine and Section 4. That the City Clerk sha].l certi~ to the passage of this ordinance and cause the same to be published three (3) times in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register, a daily newspaper printed and published, and generally circulated in said City, and the same shall take effect and be in force thirty ($0) days from the date of its final passage. The foregoing ordinance is app~.oved this lTth day of October, 1927. F. L. Purinton. )~ayor of the City of Santa Ans." ATTEST: E. L. Vegely City Clerk and Ex-Officio Clerk of the City Council. ( SEAL ). The above and foregoing ordinance was regularly introduced at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Council held on the 10th day of October, 1927, and was duly pas~ed and adopted at a regular meeting of said City Council held on the lVth day of October, 192V, by the following vote, to-wit: AYES, TRUSTEES: J.L.McBride, W.J.Kelly, W.O.Knox, Stanley E. Goode, F.L.Purinton. NOES, TRUSTEES: None ABSENT, TRUSTEES: None E. L. Ve~ely City Clerk of the City of Santa Ans. 7O ORDINANCE ~'~0. 831 AN ORDIN~\NCE ~2,'~ENDING ZONING ORDIN~CE NO. 809 to CH~:GE THE ZONE UPON CERTAIN PROPERTY SITUATED ON WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET BET~,~EN RAIN STREET AND NORTH BROADWAY, FRO~I SINGLE F.~,'!ILY RESIDENCE ZONE TO NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESS ZONE. The City Council of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as fo!].ows:- Section 1. That Zoning Ordinance No. 809 of the City of Santa Aha is hereby amended and the zone upon that certain real pro'~rty situated on the south side of West Seventeenth Street between ~fain Street and North ~roadway particularly described as follows, to-wit: Co~encing at a point in the North line of Section Twelve (12), Township Five (5) South, Range Ten (10) West, S.B.B.&~., said point being distant 160 feet westerl~ f~om the Northeast corner of said Section Twelve (lS), thence South 180 feet, thence West 30.1 feet, thence North 180 feet, thence East 30.1 feet to the point of beginning. is hereby changed from single family residence zone to neighb( hood business zone, as defined b~ Zoning Ordinance No. 809 of said city. Sectlcn 2. of this ordnance and The City clerk shall certify to the pass; cause the same to be published three (3) times in the Santa Aha Daily Evening Register, a daily news- paper printed, published and circulsted in the City of Santa Aha, and said ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days from the date of its final passage. The foregoing ordinance is approved this 24th of October, 19~7. day F. L. Pur!nton },{ayor of the City of Santa Ana ATTEST: E.,,L. Ve~el¥ City Clerk and mX-officio Clerk of the City Council The above and foregoing ordinance was regularly introduced at a regular meeting of the City Council held on the 17th day of October, 192V, and ~s duly passed and adopted at an adjourned regulsr meeting of said City Council held on the ~4th day of October, 192V, by the following vote:- AYES, TRUSTEES: J.L.McBride, W.J.Kelly, W.G.Knox, Standey E. Goode, F.L.Purinton. NOES, TRUSTEES: None ABSENT, TRUoTELS. None ATTEST: E. L. Vegely Ci6y Clerk of the City of banta Ans. (SEAL). ~ge ORDINANCE NO. 832 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, ~,~END- ING LICENSE ORDINANCE NO. 658, AS A~iENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. ViO, RELATIVE TO ITINERANT VENDERS OR TRANSIENT ~ERCHANTS: follows: The City Council Section 1. amended by Ordinance of the City of Santa Ann do ordain as That Section 76 of License Ordinance No. 858 as No. ?10 of the City of Santa Ann, is hereby amended to read as follows, to-wit: "Section 76. For every person, firm or corporation engaged in the business or occupation of an itinerant vender or transient merchant, $5.00 per day payable in advance for 30 days. The words "Itinerant vender" and/or "transient merchant" shall be construed to mean and include all persons, bot~ principal and agent, who engage in a temporary and transient business in the City of Santa Ana selling goods, wares or merchandise from a location in a store room, store building or structure where such goods, wares or merchandise are on display for a period of not more than ninety (90) days, or a place where only temporary desk room is used and/or any temporary expedient ia resorted to for temD~ary purposes as distinguished free a continuing or psrmanent business in this city. And the persons, firm or corporation so engaged shall not be relieved from the provisions of this Section by reason of associating temporarily with any local dealer, trader, merchant or auctioneer or by continuing such temporary or transient business in connection with or as a part of or in the name of any local dealer, trader, merchant or auctioneer. By "regular", "established",,"pe~anent", "continuing" or "fi:,~ed place of business" as used in this ordinance is meant and shall be construe~ to mean a permanent store, office or place where bustnems is regularly transacted from month to month in such manner as business of that nature is generally co~ducted and where circumsta show an intention to become an established business and continuous part of the regular and legitimate busl~ess life of the city and not otherwise. To aid an~t determine the classification of a regular, established, permanent, and/or continuous business it shall be necessary to acoompany each application for business permit and file with the Clerk of the City of banta Ans. at the time of makiz~ such application a regularly executed lease in or upon such store roo~ building or structure in which said business is to be c~ducted and shall accompany such lease with an affidavit from the lessor directed to the Clerk of the City of Santa Ann, which shaI1 include and embody the statement that such lease has been made and executed by and between lessor and lessee and that the regular monthly rental of the designated room, building or structure as aforementione 71 ices has been paid to said lessor in gold coin or lawful money of the United States of America for a ~rlod of not less than ninety ~) days frcm the date of the application for permit to Cgllduct such business". , Section 2. in conflict with this Section 3. That all ord',nances or parts of ordInanc~ ordinance are hereby repealed. That the City Clerk shall certify to the pass.:ge of this ordinance and c~use the same to be published three (3) times in the Santa ~a Daily Evening Register, a daily newspaper printed, published and generally circulated in the City of Santa ~na, and the same shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days from the date of its final passage. The foregoing ordinance is signed and approved by me this 31st day of October, 1927. F. L. Purlnton. ~or of the City "~ ~ of ~i .,a Ans. ATTEST: E. L. Ve~ely City Clerk of the City of Santa Ans. ( SZ,'m ). I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Codicil of the City of Santa Aha, held on the 24th 5ay of October, 192V, ~d that the same was duly passed and adopted at ~ adjourned regular meeting of the said City Council held on tho 31st day of October, 1927, Dy the following vote, to-wit: A~S, TRUSTEES: J.L.~icBride, W.J.Kelly, %.O.Knox, Stanley E. Goode, F.L.~rlnton. NOES, T~{USTE ES: None ABSENT,TRUS~EES: None A~ ....... L. Ve~ely C"tty Clerk of the City o? Santa Aha. ORDINANCE NO. 833 AN ORDINANCE OF THE C~TY OF S.tNTA ANA PLACING MERCH.~NT POLICE ~ND OTHER P~ACE OFFICERS OF A LIKE NATURE WITHIN THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE; AND PROVIDING A PENALTY F0M THE VIOLATION OF SAID ORDINANCE. follows: The.City Council of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as Section 1. For the purpose of this ordinance "Patrol Service"and "Patrol System" shall be deemed to be any service or system which purports to furnish or does furnish to members or subscribers for a consideration, or otherwise, any watchman or guard, either uniformed or otherwise, to patrol any district in the City of Santa Ana, or to guard or watch any property or to perform any service usually and customarily ~rformed by the regular patrol men of the Police Department of the City of Santa Ana, except constables of the Township of Santa Ana, or the Sheriff of Orange County, or any regular deputy sheriff. Section 2. It is her-'by declared to be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation, either as principal or agent, to engage in the business of conducting or maintaining or soliciting business for any patrol service or system without first obtaining a permit from the City Council of the City of Santa Ana therefor, or without paying the annual license fee provided for by the City of Santa Ans. Section 3. Befo~ any person, firm or corporation shall engage in the business of conducting or maintaining any patro~ service or system in the City of Santa Ana, he or it shall make an application in writing to the City Council for permission to engage in such businews and describe therein the district in which he or it shall desire to operate. Said application shall be referred to the Chief of Police ~ho shall make an investigation concerning the character of the applicant and the Condition of police protection prevailing within the district designated, and shall within seven days thereafter repot thereon to the City Counc! Upon receiving such report, the Co~cil shall grant or deny the applicant permission to engage in such business, aud such permissio~ if granted, shall place said person, firm or corporation, under the supsrvision, orders and regulations prescribed by the Chief of Police for such ~usiness. Section 4. That any such permit and any such license issued pursuant thereto may ~t any time be revoked by the City Co~cll for cause sho~, after notice to the holder thereof and an opportunity to be heard shall have been given. Section 8. That all ordinances or part of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 6. That any person violatin~ the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction ?S 'thereof shall be punished by a fine not exceeding One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) or by imprisonment in the County Jail of the County of Orange for a term not eEceeding thirty (30) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Section V. That the City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and cause the same to be pub- lished three times in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register, daily newspaper printed, published and generally circulated in the City of Santa Ana, California, and the same shall tak~ effect and be in force thirty (30) days from the date of its final passage. The foregoing ordinance is signed and approved by me this 7th day of November, 1927. F. L. Purinton ~ayor of the City of Santa Ana, Calif. ATTEST: E. L. Vegel[ City Clerk of the City o~ Santa Ana, California. ( SEAL ). I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Counc~ of the City of Santa Aha, held on the 31st day of October, 1927, and that the same was duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said City Council held on the 7th day of November, 1927, by the following vote, toLwlt: AYEo, TRUSTEES: NOES, TRUST ~,o: J.L.~cBride, W.J.Kelly, W.G.Knox Stanley E. Goode, F.L.Purinton. None None ( SEAL ). E. L. Ve6el~ Clt~ Clerk of the City Aha, C~ifornia. of Santa O~DIhA~CE ~,0. 834. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 809 TO CHANGE THE ZONES UPON Ct,~RTAIN PROPERTY SITU- ATED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CYPRESS AVENUE AND ~1cFADDEN STREET~ FRO~,~ SINGI]E FAFILY RESI- DENCE ZONE TO APART~ENT HOUSE DISTRICT ZONE, AND TO CHANGE THE ZONE UPON THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS 210 EAST FIRST STREFoT FROI;l FIRST CLASS ~PART- ~iENT ZONE TO BUSII?ESS ZONE. The City Council of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as follows: Section 1. That Zoning Ordinance No. 809 of the Cit~ of Santa .~la is hereb~ a7~ended and t%~e zone upon that certain real property situated 6n southwest corner of Cypress Avenue and ~icFadden Stpeet is hereby ckanged from single fami ly residence zone to apartment house ~istrict zone, as define. by Ordinance No. 809 of said City. And the zone upon that certain real property situ- ated on the south side of East First Street known as 910 East First Street, and being the property el. rusted seventy-five feet west of the alley between Cypress Avenue and Orange Ave- nue, on the South side of East First Street, ia hereby change( from first class apartment zone to business zone, as defined by Zoning Ordinance No. 809 of said City. Sectisn 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance~ and cause the same to be published three times in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register, a daily newspaper printed, published and circulated in the City of Santa Ans, and'said ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days fro~ the date of i~s f~nal ~assage. The foregoing ordinance Is approved this 91st day of November, 1997. F. L. Purlnton I~iayor of the City of Santa Ana ATTEST: E. L. Vegely City Clerk and ex-officio clerk of the City Council. The above and foregoing ordinauce was regularly in- troduced at an adjourned regular meeting of said City Council held an th,~ 14th day of November, 1929, and was duly passed and adopted at a regular m~eting of said City Council held on the 21st day of November, 1927, by the follow~ng vote, to-wit AYES, m ~ ~W~ · ,O~S, TRUstEEs: NOhe T~US ~ ~ None. ABSENT, ~ ~-~e ~ J.L.~cBride, ~.J.Ke=~y, ~.O.Anox, Stanley E. Goode, F.L. Purfnton ( ;.L ) A~TE,~. ~. L. Ve~ely Clerk of the City of Santa Ans. ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 809 TO CHANGE THE ZONE UPON CERTAIN PROPERTY SITUATED ON EASTWOOD AVENUE FROM FOURTH STREET TO SIXTH STREET, FROM SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE ZONE TO APARTMENT HOUSE DISTRICT ZONE. The City Council as follows: Section 1. That of the City of Santa Ana do ordain Zoning Ordinance No. 80~ of the City of Santa Ana ia hereby amended and the zone upon that certain real property on both sides of the street, situated on Eastwood Avenue from Fourth Street to Sixth Street, is hereby changed from single family residence zone to apartment house district zone, City. Section 2. as defined by Ordinance No. 80~ of said The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance, and cause the same to be pub- lished three times in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register, a daily newspaper printed, published and circulated ih the City of Santa Ana, and said ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days from the date of its final passage. The foregoing ordinance is approved this 5th d~y of December, 192~. F. L. Purinton ~ayor 6'f~e City of Santa Ans. E' L. Vegely ATTEST:city Oler~ and Ex-OfftCi6 Clerk of the City Council. The above and foregoing ordinance was regularly introduced at an adjourned regular meeting of said City Counc held on the 28th day of November, 192, and was duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said City Council held on the Sth day of December, 1927, by the following vote, to-wit: AYES, TRUSTEES: NOES, TRUSTEES: ABSENT, TRUSTEES: J.L.McBride, W.J.Kelly, W.G.Knox, Stanley E. Goode, F.L. Purinton. None None ATTEST: E. hL. Ve~el~ .... An~ ~lerk of t '~ Oity of Santa ORDI~ANGE NO. 838 follows: AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A CITY PLANNING COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, WITH MEMBERSHIP, PDWERS AND DUTIES AS PROVIDED BY STATE LAW: The City Council of the City of Santa Ana ordains as Section 1. A City Planning Commission in and for the City of Santa Ana, is hereby established, with membership, powers and duties as provided by statutes of the State of Cd ifornia. Section 2. The members of the existing city planning commission shall continue in office until the expiration of their respective terms or until a vacancy occurs, with powers and duties as specified by state law, in addition to the powers and duties they already possess. Their successors shall be appointed with terms as provided by state law. Section 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in ~onflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 4. That the City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and cause the same to be (3) times in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register, printed, published and generally circulated in the Ana, and the same shall take effect and be days from the date of its final passage. published three a daily newspape City of Santa in force thirty (30) 12th day The foregoing ordinanoe is signed and approved by me this of December, 1927. F. L. Purinton. ~ayor of the City of Santa Ans. ATTEST: E. L. Ve~ely. City Clerk of the City of Santa Ans. duced at (SEAL). I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was intro- a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Santa Ana, held on the 5th day of December, 1927, and that the same waw duly passed and adopted at an adjourned regular meeting of the said City Council held on the 12th day of December 1927, vote, to-wit: AYES, TRUSTEES: by the followin J.L.McBride, W.J.Kelly, W.G.Knox, Stanley E. Goode,.F.L.Purinton. NOES, TRUSTEES: None ABSENT, TR~STE~S: None ~ty Clerk of E. L. Ve6ely the City of Santa Ans. ( SEAL ). ORDINANCE NO. 837 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIl~ OF SANTA ANA, ESTABLISHING SET-BACK LINES UPON EAST AND WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET, EAST AND WEST FIRST STREET, SOUTH MAIN STREET AND A PORTION OF NORTH MAIN STREET. The City Council of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as follows: Section 1. That the public interest and convenienc~ requires, and there is hereby established set-back lines upon the following streets in the City of Santa Ana, California, between which and the respective street lines of said streets it shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to erect any building, wall, fence or other structure, to-wit: West Seventeenth Street on the South side thereof, from the Wssterly City limits to Main Street, fifteen (lS) feet outside of the present South line of said Street. West Seventeenth Street on the North side thereof from the Westerly City Limits to Bristol Street, fifteen feet outsi~e of the present North line of said Street. West Seventeenth Street on the North side thereof from Bristol Street to a point 1195.88 feet East of the East line of Baker Street, ten (10) feet outside of the present North line of said Street. West Seventeenth Street on the North side thereof from a point 1198.88 feet East of the East line of Baker Street to Greenleaf Street, fifteen (15) feet outside of the present North line of said Street. West Seventeenth Street on the No~th side thereof from Greenleaf Street to Main street, fourteen (14) feet outside of the present North line of said Street. East Seventeenth Street, from Main Street to the Easterly City Limits on both sides of said Street, ten (10) feet outside of the present North and South lines respectlvel of s~id street. ~est First Street on the No~th side thereof, from the ~esterly City limits to Main Street, of the present N&rth line of said Street. West First Street on the South five (5) feet outsid. side thereof, from the Westerly City limits to the East line of Tract No. 259, five (5) feet outside of the present South line of said Stree? West First Street on the South side thereof, from a point 690 feet East of the East line of Tract No. 259 to Main Street, five (5) feet outside of the present South line of said street. East First Street on the North side thereof, from Main Street to Grand Avenue, and the South side thereof, from Main Street to McClay Street, five (5) feet outside of the present North and South lines respectively of said portions .of said Street. East First Street on the North side thereof, from Grand Avenue to the Easterly C~ty Limits, two (2) feet outside of the present North line of said portion of said Street. East First Street on the South side the~eof from McClay Street to the west line of Menges and Crook's Subdivision, two (2) feet outside of the p~esent South line of said portion of said street. East First Street on the South side thereof, from the of Menges and Crook's Subdivision to the Easterly City West line limits, three (3) feet outside of the present South line of said portion ~ said Street. South ~ain Street from First Street to Edinger Street on both sides of said Street, five (5) feet outside of the present Ess~ and West li~.es respectively of said street. South ~atn Street from Edinger Street to the Southerly City limits of said City on both sides of said stree$, seven (7) feet outside of the present East and ¥~est lines respectively of ssi. street. North Main Street from Sixth Street to Seventeenth Street on both sides of said street, ten (10) feet outside of the present ~ast and West lines respectively of said street. North Main Street on the West side thereof, from Seventeen Street to Santa C1sra Avenue, and on the East side thereof from Seventeenth Street to the South line of Block '~" of Tract No. 139 of ~Iscellaneous Maps, Re cords of Orange County, California, seven and one-half feet outside of the present East and West lines respectively of said portion of said street. North Main Street on the West side thereof from Santa Clara Avenue to the Northerly City limits of said City and on the East side thereof from the South line of Block '~" ~ Tract No. 139 of Miscellaneous Maps, Records of Orange County, California, to the Northerly limits of said City, twelve (12) feet outside of the lines respectively of said portion of said present East and West street. Section 2. That the foregoing set-back l~nes are established after a Resolution of Intention was duly passed and adopted, and a hearing held thereon, after notice by publication and posting in the manner prescribed by Ordinance No. 813 of the City of Santa Ana, entitled, "An Ordinance Prescribing the Method of Procedure for Establishing Set-back Lines in the City of Santa Ana", and the City Council ha~ng heard and passed upon all protests ~ obJeetlons filed or made to the establishment of said set-back lines. Santa fence Section 3. That the building inspector ef the City ~ Aha shall refuse to issue any penmit for any building, wall, or other structure proposed t~ be erected within the space th between the present street lines of the above mentioned streets and the set-back lines heretofore established by this ordinance. Section 4. That any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by a fine of not more than $500.00 or by imprisonment in the County Jail of the County of Orange, for a period of not more than six (6) months, or by both such fin~ and imprisonment. Each such ~rson, firm er corporation shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for each day during any portion of which any violation of this ordinance shall be permitted, continued or con~nitted by such person, firm or corporation, and shall be punishable therefor as prov~ by this c~dinance. Section S. That the City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and cause the same to be published three (3) times in the Santa Aha Daily Evening Register, a dai~y newspaper printed, published and generally circulated in the City of Santa Ana, and the same shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days from the date of its final passage. The foregoing ordinance is signed and approved by me this 19th day of December, 1927. F. L. Purinton. a-"~'~f the City '~'Santa ATTEST: E. L. VeEely ~'~--~ of the City of S~n~,a~. ( SEAL ). I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Counci~ of the City of Santa Ana held on the l~th day of December, 192~, and that the same was ~luly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the said City Council held on the 19th 8ay of December, 1927, by the following vote, to-wit: AYES, N ' . O~S, ABSENT, TRUSTEES: J.L.McBride, W.J.Kelly, W.G.Knox, Stanley E. Goode, F.L.Purinton. TRUSTEES: None TRUSTEES: None __ E.L. Vegel~ ~ Cler~ 6f-the City of Sanfa ~-~. SEAL ). ded ORDINANCE NO. 8~$ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 809 TO CHANGE THE ZONE UPON SOUTH SYCAMORE STREET ON THE WEST SIDE THEREOF, FROM FIRST STREET TO WALNUT AVENUE, FROM APARTMENT HOUSE DISTRICT ZONE TO BUSINESS ZONE. follows: The City Council of the City of Santa Aha ~o ordain as Section 1. That Zoning Ordinance No. 809 of the City of Santa Aha is hereby amended, and the zone upon South Sycamore Stree~ on the West side thereof, from First Street to Walnut Avenue, including Lots eight (8) and nine (9) of Block two (2) Palmer's Addition, is hereby changed from apartment house district zone to business zone, as defined by Zoning Ordinance No. 809. Section 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this Ordinance and cause the same to be published three times in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register, a daily newspaper printed, published and circulated in the City of Santa Ana, and said ordinan, shall take effect thirty (30) days from the date of its final passage. The foregoing ordinance is approved this 19th day of December, 1927. F. L. Purinton a~r~f the City ~'-~-'-~a~ ATTEST: E. L. VeKely Santa Ans. (SEAL). I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was intro- duced at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Council held on the 12th day of December, 1927, and was duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said City Council held on the 19th day of December, 192V, by the following vote, to-wit: AYES, TRUSTEES: NOES, TRUSTEES: None ABSMNT, TRUSTEES: None J.L.McBride, W.J.Kelly, W.G.Knox, Stanley E. Go,de, F.L.Purinton. ( SEAL ). ATTEST: E. L. V~e~el~v b'Ierk of the city ~fS~nta ~na. ORDINANCE NO. 839 AN OR5 NANCE ESTABLISHING WATER RATES IN THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, AND PRESCRIBING RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING CONSUMPTION OF WATER, AND FIXING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. The City Council of the City of Santa Ana do ordain as follows, to-wit: Section No. 1. The City of Santa Ana shall charge and collect in advance for each tap and attachment made with its system of water works as follows: SERVICE CHARGES For each 5/8" or 3/4" service . For each 1" or 1-1/4" service . For each l-lJ~-" service . . For each 2" service . . . For each 4" service . . . . For each 6" service . . . · $1 o. oo · . ·. . 15.00 · 35.00 · 65. O0 · . 125. O0 165.00 In addition to the above service charge, the City of Santa Aha will charge and collect in advance, the cost of meter installed on all services larger than 3/4". When necessary to cut pavement in making a water connection, a charge of $10.00 will be made in addition to installation charge. Said $10.00 to be paid into Street Fun~ to cover repairs to said street. Sectio_n No. 2. The following rates and compensatio~ are hereby fixed and established as the rates and compensatio~ to be charged and collected by the Santa Ana Water Department! for water furnished by said department· METER RATES 1 - For the first 1000 cu. ft. or less in any one month .......................................... $ 1.25 2 - For the next 3,000 cu.ft, or less at the rate of $.10 per 100 cu. ft. 3.- For all over 4,000 cu. ft. at the rate of $.C~ per 100 cu.ft. Ail pubiic schools shall pay the regular rate for the first 1,000 cu.ft., and shall be allowed a 50 per cent discount for all water used in excess thereof. FLAT RATE Ail water services where no meter is installed shall pay a monthly rate of ~1.25, payable in advance. For construction purposes where meters are not installed or used: 1 - For each 100 lin.ft, of curb ......... $.25 2 - For each 100 sq.ft, of'cement sidewalks'f ....................... 15 3 - For each 100 sq.ft, of concrete pavement . . ...... .15 subgrade {~].g~....... -.... .0~ 8 - For each 100 sewer,'water or gas ditch-settled . ........... 1.O0 6 - For each 100 yards of plaster ....... .28 V - For each 1000 brick laid including wetting ........................... 10 8 - For each bbl. of cement or lime used other than pavement ............. .05 Sectio_.n ~o. 3. That any person, firm or corporatio: outside Of the corporate limits of the City of Santa Ana, and .desiring to become ~ consumer of water supplied by the City of Santa Ana shall first make application to the City Cotu~cil for such service. The City Council shall have the po,~er to approve or reJec1 such application. If said application is approved, such applicant shall provide, at his own expense, all necessary piping, meters, etc. and shall pay for the water furnished to him by the City of San Ana, at the following rates, to-wit: 1 - For the first 1,000 cu.ft, or less in any one month ............ $ 2.80 2 - For the next 3,000 cu.ft, or less at the rate $.20 per 100 cu.ft. 3 - For all over 4,000 cu.ft, at the rate of $.16 ~ r 100 cu.ft. All other rules, regulations, service charges, etc. shall apply to these consumers. APPLI,,qATION,S Sectio~ ~9,. ,4. All applications for water must be made on the forms provided by the Water Department and must be signed out by the applicant. All applicants other than real p~operty owners holding dee~ to the property and not merely an agreement of sale, or their authorized agents, must deposit with the Water Department, the sum of $5.00 as a guarantee that all water bills, fines and penaSties shall be paid by the applicant. The said deposit shall not be returned to the applicant unless the water service is discontinued within one year, or such additional time as the Water Superintendent shall deem proper, and then only in the event that all water bills, fines and pe~alties of said consumer have been paid in full. Interest on said deposit shall be paid at the time said deposit is refunded at the rate of six per cent per annum. PAYMENT OF WATER RATES Section No. 5. All water rates are due and payable at the office of the Water Department in the City Hall, on the date they are rendered and become delinquent fifteen (lS) days after rendered, and if not paid before becoming delinquent a penalty of ten (10) cents will be added. If the bill is still unpaid twenty (20) days after being rendered the water will be shut off from the premises and shall remain off until all rates, fines and penalties have been paid. W~en the supply of water has been turned off for a violation of any ordinance, or of any rule, regulation or requiremen of said City, governing consumers of water, it will not be turned on again except upon payment of the amount due, together with the additional sum of one dollar, which is hereby made a penalty for a failure to pay the said rate, and to pay said City for the turning on of water again. a CIR6~JSES, S__HOWS, ETC. Section--Nc' --6- All circuses, shows, oP exhibitions using water from the mains of the City of Santa Ana, shall make application for such water at the ~ffice of the Water Department, and shall pay in advance therefor the sum of $10.00 per day. CHANG~ OF LOCATIO_~N Section No. V. Any person desiring to change the location of domestic service that has already been installed, shall make application to the City Water Department, and upon payment of $5.00 to cover cost of same, the Water Depart. ment will cause change to be made. Where it is necessary to protect meters from damage by heavy trucking in driveways where meters are located, a charge of $18.00 will be made to cover cost of heavy calt iron meter box. DEMAND FOE METER TEST Section No. 8. Any consumer may demand that the meter through which water is being furnished, be examined and tested by said Water Department, for the purpose of ascertain. ing whether or not it is registering correctly the amount of water which is being delivered through it. Such demand shal be made in writing to, the Water Department, and shall be accompanied by a deposit of the amount charged for the variou sizes, to-wit: For testing a 8/8" x ~/4" meter. ..$ 1.25 For testing a 1" meter ......... ~[.. 1.50 For testing a l-l/4" or 1-1/2" meter 1.V5 For testing a 2" meter ............. 2.00 For testing a 5" meter ............. 5.00 For testing a 4" meter ............. 4.00 For testing a 6" or larger meter... 5.00 Upon receipt of such demand, it shall be the duty of the Water Department to cause the meter to be examined and tested, for the purpose of ascertaining~hether or not it is registering correctly the water being delivered through it. If on examination and test the meter shall be found to regist over three per cent more water than actually passes through it, another meter shall be substituted therefor, and the fee so charged shall be repaid to the person making the applicati and the water bill for the current period adjusted in such a manner as the Water Department may deem fair and Just. If the meter shall be found to be accurate, the fee so deposited shall be forfsi~ed to the City, and the w~ter bills paid as rendered. PROTECTION OF SERVICE Section N~o. water heaters of any a check valve installed on City Water inlet service pipe, protect meters and City service mains. 9' For any house or building where description are used, the owner shall ha' to FIRE SERVICES Section~No~ 10. No fire line shall be used for any purpose other than for the extlngulslmnent of fire, unless the same be equipped with a meter, in which event, the regular rates shall be charged, together with cost of meter. Where fire line is used for fire purposes only, the owner shall pay for all repairs to service, from main to City Curb cocks. Upon failure to pay said charges, water will be shut off until such charge is paid. Fire hydrants are provided for the sole purpose of extinguishing fire, and shall be opened and used only by the Water and Fire Departments, or such persons as may be ~thorized to do so by the Water Department. All persons using water through fire hydrants, or other hydrant owned or controlled by the City of Santa Aha, shall be required to obtain a ~ rmit so to do from the Water Department, whic shall issue no such permit to any person who has violated any of the provisions of these rules, or whose indebtedness to the City of Sant Ana for water used, or damage to hydrants, is delinquent. All persons per~nitted to open fire hydI'ants, will be required to replace caps on the outlets whmu the same are not in use. Failure to do so will be sufficient cause to p~ohlbit furthe~ use of the hydrants, and the refusal to grant subsequent ~ rmits fox the use of such fire hydrants. METERS TO REMAIN PRO~RTY OF THE CITY Section ~o. ll. All wa~er meters installed by the Water Department, shall remain at all times the property of the Water Department, and where replacements, repairs or adjustments of any meter are rendered necessary by the act, negligence or carelessness of the consumer, any expense caused the department thereby, shall be charged against, and collected from the consumer. If consumer or owner fails to pay such charges, water may be shut off until such charges are paid. Section No. 12. FAILURE. ,,. ----OF ~ETE~. If a meter fails to register during any period or is known to register inaccurately, the consumer shall be charged with an average daily consumption at same season, as shown by the meter when in use and registering accurately. INSTALLING NETEHS S_~o_~. The City of Santa Ana shall have the right at any time, and at any point, to put in a water meter, and may force the collection for the amount of w~ter that shall be used in accordance with all the ordinances, rules and regulations of ssi City, governing the consumption of water, and for that purpose, and at any time, go upon the premises of the consumer of water. STOP COCKS Section...... No. 14. There shall be a stop-cock in every ¸85 attachment on the sidewalks, Just inside the curb, at a point to be designated by said City, which said stop-cock and its box shall be supplied by the City, and shall be for its exclusive use, and under its exclusive control. D~AGES Se~ction N_~o. damages to buildings 18. The City will not be responsible fQ or their contents, from any break beyond the street service box; the water consumers are hereby re- quired, for their own protection, to provide at their own expense, another stop-cock to be plsced at the first suitable point beyond the stop or service of the City. APPLICATION FOR WATER MAINS ON NEW SUBDIVISIONS. Section No. 16. Applicants who are owners of a new subdivision or tract of land, and who ~esire water service an, fire protection therein, where there are no water mains or fi~ hydrants in the street in front of such subdivision or tract of land, may make application to have water mains and fire hydrants laid in same. Such mains and fire hydrants shall be of such size and kind as the Superintendent of the Water Department shall determine will properly supply said tract, having due regard to the requirements of adjacent lands, and the growth of the City. The applicants shall be required to pay cash in advance into the Water Department for the total estimated cost of such mains, and for such fi~ hydrants, valves and gate boxes as may be required by the proper City authority, such cost to be determined by the Superintendent of the Water Department, who shall thereupon install said mains, fire hydrants and gate boxes, provided, however, that said applicant or applicants have complied with all other requirements of the said Water Department. I~ is understood that all mains installed become at once, and remain the sole property of the City of Santa Ans. The City of Hanta Ana, however, will refund to such applicants in cash, as hereinafter provided, the advanced payment for the installation of mains, fire hydrants, valves and gate boxes. A record will be kept of the total estimated cost of mains, fire hydrants, valves and gate boxes installed, in pursuance of said cash payment. For every bona fide permanent water user who has been connected directly to said water mains, but not including any extension thereof, the City will refund in cash, in the manner hereinafter provided, the cost of install- ing said mains, fire hyde, ants, valves and gate boxes as estimated. The applicant or applicants, as well as all other users on said main or mains will be required to pay the water bills rendered. The Water Department will refund as ~yment: on said construction, for a period ~f four years, all receipts for water from said main or mains, but not from any extensions thereof. Said refunds will be made semi-annually, and demands therefor will be audited at the regular meetings of the City Cotmcil as a finance committee in June and January of each year. The total refunds will not be greater in any event than the total amount contributed. More than one applicant may Join in an application, and the water mains, fire hydrants, valves and gate boxes will be extended in a similar manner as above. A contract embodying these provisions shall be signed by the Superintendent of the Water Department, and all of the original applicants (if more than one applicant Join in said cash advance to the City). The City of Santa Ana will make no refunds to any other than said party or parties to this contract, or his or their assign~ duly registered on said contract; and such refunds will be made upon monthly charges only, not on service charges. No refunds will be made on any mains smaller than four inche~s. No refunds will be made for consumers other than those connecting directly on said mains. In case other mains are install connecting with said mains, no refunds will be made to the original contributor for services attached to said later mains. GENER.~L ~EGULATIONS Section No...17 In all cases where water is supplied to several tenants from one connection or tap, the City contracts only with the owner of the property or his authorized agent, and on fail~ to comply with these regulations and pay the rate, the services will be discontinued until regulations are complied with and rate paid. Consumers must prevent all waste of wat er and keep their service pipes, fixtures, stop-cocks, and other apparatus (but not the service put in and ovmed by the from leakage, at their own expense, damages which may result from their City) in good repair, and free and they will be liable for all failure to comply with this rul~ Water rates will be charged for premises vacated, in every instance, until the City shall have been notified in writing of the discontinuance of the use of water, and to turn the water off Any authorized employee of the City Water Department shall be admitted at all reasonable hour~, to all parts of the premises supplied with water, to see that the regulations are observed. No one except an authorized employee of the Water Works shall turn.the water on or ~ff from any buildin~ or pl~e~ises at City curb cock, or in any manner whatever meddle with or interfere with any part of the Water Works of the City of Santa Ana. No :person or family supplied with water by the Santa Ana Water Works, will be allowed to use it for any other purpose than ed ,that reported to the City in the application for water, nor in any way to supply water to other persons or families, or more than one lot 60 ~t. x 1SO ft. from a single service. All faucets, sprinklers, hose, nozzles or other continuous streams must be shut off promptly upon the alarm of fire, the water not to be turned on agaln untll the fire is known to be extlngulshe~ No person shall place on or about any hydrant or curb cock connected with the pipes of the Santa Ana Water Works, any building material or other obstruction, so as to prevent free access to the same. The City will not be responsible for damage caused by the breaking of any pipe or service cock, or for any other interruption of the supply of water by reason of the breaking in machinery or stoppage for necessary repairs. The City reserves the right at any time to shut off the water in their mains for the purpose of making extensions or repiirs, or for other purposes, and all persons having boilers within their p~emises not supplied with tanks or cisterns, but depending upon the pipes of the City Water Department to keep them supplied, are hereby cautioned agalnsi danger of collapse. That whenever a water consumer shall allow the payment of the water bills, fines or penalties for water used upon any~ property in the City of Santa ^ns to become due and delinquent the same shall be a llen against said real propert and said lien shall not be affected by a change in the owner- ship of said real property. ~c~ion No. 18. Any person, firm or corporation, violating any of the provisions of this ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction in acour of competent Jurisdiction, shall be fined not mcre than fifty dollars, or be imprisoned in the County Jail of the County of Orange not exceeding twenty-five days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Section NO. 19. Ail ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repe ale~. Section No. ~0. That in the event any section, subsection or part of this ordinance shall be declared to be unconstitutional or invalid, the same shall not affect the validity of the other portions of this said City Council hereby declares that to enact and pass each section of this ordinance, and the iE is their intention ordinance independently of the constitutionality or validity of any other portion hereof. Section No. 21. That the City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this o~'d~nance and cause the same to be published three times in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register, a daily newspaper printed, published and generally circulated within the City of Santa Aha, and the same shall take effect and be in force on Or after February 1st, 1928. The foregoing ordinance is signed and approved by me this 19th day of December, 1927. F. L. Purinton a~'~--~r'--6~ 'the' '0it~ Of Sar~t'a Ans. ~ ATTEST: E. L. Vegell. - N ( SE L ). I hereby certify tbmt the foregoing ordinance was regularly introduced at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Santa Ana, held on the 12th day of December, 1927, and that the same was duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council held on the 19th day of December, 1~27, by the following vote, to-wit: AYES, TRUSTEES: NOES, TRUSTEES: None ABSENT, TRUSTEES: None J.L.McBride, W.J.Kelly, W.G.Knox, Stanley E. Goode, F.L. Purinton. ATTEST: E.L. Vegely ~- o--f--t~n-~ity o~ Santl~-a"~.