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Home My WebLink AboutContracts & Agreements_4-1955COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 566 Luco AVENUE PHONE 6811 COUNTYOF SAX i SAN BERNARDINO, CALIF'OPNIA June 14, 1955 Mr. Fred H. Workman, City Manager, Redlands, Calif. Dear Sir: We respectfully submit herewith for renewal the Orchard Heater Control. Contract with the City of Redlands which expires June 30, 1955. Statement of Redlandst promrata cost of the 1954-55 program will be computed and submitted for payment at the end of the fiscal year. This cost is estimated at approximately $600.00. If approved please execute and return all sic copies of the en— closed contract, two of which shall be returned to'you later for your files. RS J Very truly yours, H. A. Crane, Agricul to al Commissioner. 7 f Stuart M. George, Control Officer. 3 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 AGREEMM 1S AGRMM., made and entered into this lst day of Julys 1955,9 by and between the COWY OF SAN BERNARDINO., a body corporate and politic of the State of C.13foraia$ hereinafter called COUBTY, and the CITY OF REDLANDSP a municipal corporation of the sixth class, hereinafter called. CITY, 1. WITNESSEM RECITAL Ordinance No, 660 of the County of San Bernardino and Ordinance No. 939 of the City of Redlands have for their purposes the control of orchard heaters and other devices used for frost protection, . the interest of uniformity of enforcement of said ordinances., it is desirable that one agency enforce bath ordinances* purpose said officers and employees shall have and exercise within conferredthe city all the powers and duties ., the City Manager and 2q The County Orchar°°d. Heater Control Officer, and his assistants., under the supervision of the County Agricultural the City Limits of Redlands. l 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 deposited in the County Treasury. At the end of the heating season the total cost of enforcement under said 0 ces 939 and County Ordinance 660 shall be computed and the City's share shall be the average oost resulting from separate computations based upon th number of licensed heaters and acres within the city pro —rated this -number of licensed heaters and acres in the l. d area of the County. If the amount of fees collected under the city ordinance sal not be sufficient to pay City' pro —rated share., City will meet the deficiency out of other funds. 59 This Contract shall remain in force for a period. if one year from the date hereof. HAM L. ALLISON., County Clerk and Clerk o the Board. of Supervisors BY , Dennis Wardle City Clerk k of the Oily of Redlands 2— 8A Wesley$ Dhai.,' Board of 8upervis :. RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE ADMINISMMON OF T'HE OROMPM HEATER CONTROL PROGRAM, COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, DEPART1,MIT C? 1 Gib! 0JT.' "J�+.E. The following rules were adopted by the Board of SiipervJ sors on Dec., zlst. 1951 for the guidance and operations in the Orchard F.eator Program. 1. Storage Oontainers Hea'ing bowls and pots used for oil storage only may be approved by the Con't';rol Officer or Investigator when a storage statement has been signed with the County Department of Agriculture and in such case, the one cent per heater fee, as set forth In Section 19 of Ordinance No. 660 as amended, shall not be charged. In such cases, the Control Officer shall require that the stacks and/or internal chimneys of such containers shall be removed and kept removed from the grove, or said stacks and/or internal chimneys be rendered un- fit for use for burning purposes, that no heating will take plac with such containers except when a legal stack has been transferred from a heater for which a permit has been issued. Such storage units shall be kept clean and shall contain clean oil and such storage units vill be kept alongside, or adjacent to legal type heaters for which a permit has been issued. 2. Non -firing The County Department of Agriculture may accept a non -firing affidavit from growers in those cases where full assurance is given that no firing will take place with such heaters; however, this will not apply past. November 1, 1953, for those heaters which will not thereafter conform to the conditions of Ordinance No. 660 as amended ( Class III) . 3. Repair Heaters shall be maintained in good repair and working order. Repair shall prevent air leakage, either through improper assembly or the pre- sence of any hole or 'break caused by any injury or deterioration that would impair the burning characteristics of the heater. Stacks shall be fastened firmly to bowl covers so as to prevent air -leakage and such stack fastening shall preferably be by the use of a collar installed on bowl covers. Bowl covers shall be fastened firmly to bowls to prevent air --leakage. 4. Cleanliness Reasonable cleanliness is defined to mean that Class III heaters should be cleaned after approximately ten hours of burning and Class II heaters shout!shoul!i be cleaned. after . ten to twenty hours of burning. sore Exhibit A 2. Stanks Acytz,,irila.tion of soot in stacks which tend to restrict air -flow through to ue:•:� �cist not occur, and for actual measriea°ea o,e-f zighth inch thii.:r delsus-J'As of soot would make a stack nvn-conforming. Bow c`,r•QFrs CStrincerw or ribbons" of soot over one inch in length an the underside of baty! covers would render the bowl covers nor: --conforming. Bu:.,ners Soot or scale accumulation of one -eighth inch in thickness would render burners non -conforming. Boi'ala One inch sludge in the bottom of a bowl and one --half inch soot accumu- lation on the sides of the bowl would render the bowls non -conforming. Down --draft Tubes, Internal Chimneys, Wicks, Drafts etc. One-half inch soot deposits on these devices would ruder them non- conforming. 5. Classifioation of Heaters The Agricultural Commissioner shall be guided by the findings of the University of California Experiment Station in the methods used to de- termine burning rates in the classification of heaters not specifically classified in Ordinance No. 660 whenever adequate information from such source is available, 6. Air Intake orifice Soles The following equivalent holes chart is issued and approved for the guidance of all orchard heater operators and Investigators, subject however to changes which will be caused by the outlawing of Class III heaters as of November 1„ 1953. The compliance with the equivalent holes chart will in no way relieve the grower of the responsibility of keeping his heaters within the burning rates as prescribed by County Ordinance No. 660. S4f fe £, I �e CLASS it NAB BURNING RAVE TALENT HOLES LBO-�I' 'rIO�R HY-10 1929 S The One Role 7f8s Diametet, Hy Lo Original (149) 9 The One Hale 7%9s It Hy--Lo Speoial. (148) S The One Hoie 7/9" n Hy-Lo Drum g lbs One Pole 15/160 IT Lemora g The One Kole 7/9" ft Jumbo Cone 7 lbs One tole 1/211 � Kittle 7 lbs Must rat be excessive (Exchange model. 7" Dl The One A.o' P 7/90 Diameter (60 diameter stack) The One Fcis 15/160 H Lazy Flame 241, stack "bs One' Pole 7%9n I1 Ry-Lo 230 A 6 The One Kolf, 7%gn 11 Lazy Flame 1911- stack 6 lbs Two holes 7/911 11 Nat'l Jr. Louvre w$th 194 stack 6 The Two hc;es 7f9a Diesel Internal Return The Two holes 1/211 tl 20" Lazy Flame lbs * Holes 7/8" Lampeo Oyradiant g The 1 Hole 7/9" u GLASS III Hy Lo Hot Blast 6 lbs {his tole 15f16ft w, Nat'l Jr, Louvre 15 or 1.60 stack 6 lbs li Holes 15/1.60 It Hy-Lo Double Stack 6 The One Hoke 7/90 National Doubly Stack 6 The li Holes 7/80 t1 Exch Model 51t diameter stack 6 The One Bole 15/16K n Baby Cone 5 lbs Role 15j1611' n Pheysey Beacon 5 the One Hole 7/80 Citrus Regular 5 lbs 2 Holes 719" or li Holes 1, 1�101, D Citrus 15H stack 6 lbs * Boles 7/90 or 1 Hole 1 1/l,6o t, SG%f c