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1 THIS AGREEMENT, nude : entered into this 1st day of
2 July, 1956, by and between the CC € 1TY OF SAN BERNARDINO, a body
3 corporate and politic of the State of California, hereinafter called
4 COUNTY, and the CITY OF REDLANDS, a municipal corporation of the
5 sixth class, hereinafter called CITY,
6 WITNESSETH
7 RECITAL
8 Ordinance No. 660 of the County of San ; rnardino and
9 Ordinance No. 939 of the City of Redlands have for their purposes the
10 control of orchard h ters and other devices used for frost protection.
11 In the interest of uniformity of enforcement of said ordinances, it
12 is desirable that one ancy enforce both ordinances.
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14 AGREEMENT
15 1e Pursuant to the powers vested in the contractiyg
16 parties by Article 1, Chapter 1, Part 2, Division 1, Title 5 of the
17 Government Code of the State of California, County contracts with
18 City for the enforceent within the City of said Ordinance No.. 939,
19 through County's appropriate officers and employees, and for that
20 purpose said officers and employees shall have and exercise within
21 the city all the powers and duties conferred on the City Manager and
22 other officers and employees by said ordinance.
23 2. The County Orchard Heater Control Officer, and
24 his assistants, under the supervision of the County Agricultural
25 Commissioner are hereby designated to enforce id Ordinance 939,
26 within the City Limits of Redlands,
27 3. The rules and regulations for the administration
28 of orchard heater control program, adopted and issued by the County
29 Agricultural C.g: ssioner, a copy of which is attached hereto,
30 marked Exhibit A, are hereby adopted and may applicable within
31 the City Limits of Redlands.
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4. All fees collected under Ordinance 939 shall be
deposited in the County Treasury. At the end of the heating season
the total cost of enforcement under said Ordinances 939 and County
Ordinance 660 shall be computed and the City's share shall be the
average cost resulting from separate computations based upon the
number of licensed heaters and acres within the city pro -rated to
this number of licensed heaters and acres in the unincorporated
area of the County. If the amotmt of fees collected under the city
ordinance shall not be sufficient to pay City's pro -rated share,
City will meet, the deficiency out of other funds.
5. This Contract, shall remain in force for a period
of one year from the date hereof.
WITNESS our hands the day and year first above written.
ATTEST: HARRY L. ALLISON For the County of San. Bernardino,
County Clerk and Clerk of State of California, a body cor-
the Board of Supervisors porate and politic.
V. Dennis Wardle Wesley Br hairman, Board
of Supervisor E,
ATTEST e
. W, /" &t,
City Clerk o -tFe City qf
Redlands
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For the City of Redlands, a
municipal corporation.
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE AD14INISTPUMO5i CP THE` ORCHLRD HEATER
CONTROL PROGRAM, COUNT OF SAid BERNARDINO, D-bpARTJ,,:@!1i` {� �1.G�3rC(}" J- E.
The following rules were adopted by the Board of Superv3,sors cn Dec., 21st.
1951 for the guidance and operations in the Orchard Haater Program.
1. Storage Containers
Heating bowls and pots used for oil storage only may be approved by the
Control 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 18 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 tape place 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 brill 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 vdll 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
shoula be clea_zned after - ten to twenty hours of burning.
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2.
Stanks
Ace?umnlation of soot in stacks which tend to restrict air -flow through
l.cnve.,:, nasto not occur, and for actual. measilxemeat s7e-eighth inch
de -,Ps i A of soot would make a stack n,.in-conf'orL-Ang.
Bowl Or. -Ter
US`2� fingers or ribbonslf of soot over one inch in length an the underside
of loud covers would render the bowl covers non-ooniorming.
Bt1•: n er s
Soot; or scale accumulation of one, -eighth inch in thickness would render
burners non -conforming.
Bowls
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 eta.
One-half inch soot deposits on these devices would render them non-
conforming,
5, Claosification of Heaters
The Agricultural. Commissioner shall, be guided by the findings of the
University of California Bxperiment 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 Holes
The following equivalent holes chart is issued and approved for the
guidance of all orchard heater operators and investigators,'subject
howeve_ to changes which will be caused by the outlawing of Olass III
heaters as of November 1, 1953. The compliance with the equivalent
holes obart will in no way relieve the grower of the responsibility of
keeping .As heaters within the burning rates as prescribed by County
Ordinance No. 660.
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3.
Hy-Lo 1929
Fy- 'A'iL Cr iginal (14g)
breGial (148)
Drum
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model 7" Diam stack)
!J.amater stack)
Lazy. Vlame 24" stack
ley.-Lo 270 A
La,, .'�'".amt3 18" stack
F+a` -1 Ur. Louvre with 1811 stack
Diesel- Internal Return
2011 Lazy Flame
Lampeo Gyradi.ant
Hy--Lo Hot Blast
Nat11 Jr. Louvre 15 or 160 stack
Eyr -Lo Double Stack
Na` tonal Double Stack
I;xch Model 53" diameter stack
Baby Cone
Pheysey Beacon
Citrus Regular
Citrus 15" stack
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CLASS II
BURNING RATE E VALM HOLRS
LB5 -: jx '{CUR.
H The
One
Role
7/90 Diameter
g The
One
Hole
7/9"
g lbs
One
R61e
7/9"
It
8 lbs
One
Frole
15/16"
"
S lbs
One
F:oIe
7/9"
tt
7 lbs
One
L',ole
1/21t
It
7 The
Must rat
be excessive
7 The
One
Prile
7/911 Diameter
6 lbs
One
Hole
15/160
0
6 The
One
Hoie
7/811
it
6 lbs
One
I101e
7/911
it
6 The
Two
Iio'les
7/9"
tt
6 The
Two
Ito" es
7/9"
tt
6 lbs
Two
hcies
1/2"
to
6 lbs
* Holes
7/9tt
n
S lbs
1 Hole
7/9"
�t
CLASS III
6 lbs One Hole 15/16" tt
6 lbs ij Holes 15/16E1 it
6 The One Hole 7/g" It
6 lbs 1i Holes 7/9+1 It
6 The One Hole 15/16" n
5 lbs i Role 15/1611 n
5 The One Hole 7/8" "
5 1bs 2 Holes 7/9" or 1j Holes 1 1/16e D
6 The * Holes 7/9" or 1 Hole 1 1/16" tt