HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinances_1403_CCv0001.pdf ORDINANCE NO. 1403
AN ORDINANCE OF THE I�I'T OX" t E � �ANDS REGULATING
THE E P i. 'rya:.' CERTAIN N �'as�a�S�k° :'kS INTO !TS SEWERAGE SYSTEM
The City Co z_u,;c l of the City y cif Redlands_ks d°y"7s;s ordain s follows:
ARTICLE I - Preamble
SECTION t The sewerage system of the e C# of Redlands discharges
treated eft li,ae"'a into permeable soil T h ' chemical a atu„C.e o
this effluent
affects
fey c"t's I t quality of water flowing s sn the receiving
stream cs well as the quality Yf underground w zers sn the vicinity.
Regional Water Quality ity °..onx`o.1 Board No. 8 of the State t° f California
has limitations upon the chemical content te2'° t ofw effluent
discharged y the ®i t:y of Redlands, s a i�� limitations being reflected by
Resolution No. 56-1 (4-65) attached hereto or such subsequent amendments
as shall b , duly adopted from
time to time 15x' the Sante'!. Ana River Regional
Water Quality Control Board; and
The City of Redy_a ''^r'ys must:: regulate the flow of certain wastes into
its sewerage system.
SECTION 2 Unless the context wxt:: specifically indicatesotherwise, the
m < 1ai" of the terms used 1e � � _s Article shall : �s follows:
"Person” shall mean any individual, firm, company, association,
society, corporation, or group, and includes the plural as well as the
"Public Sewer"E s a.al mean any sewer located in or maintained by the
City of Redlands in which all owners of abutting py oe ry have e qual rights .
con-
veyancef natural surface waters .
"Public W"arks Director" shall mean the Public Works Director of the
City of Redlands or is authorized representative o deputy.
i' _Lta,0t .awC1g officialo shall mean the Director of Building ld.`r n and Safety
of the `ity of Redlands or his authorized representative at.avor deputy.
"Industrial Wa .te Water" shall mean c~u' . `t:r�""� waste water arising f from .;:
associatedwwith an industrial"k;>stThi as p ra 1.on.. Such operation shall be under-
stood
production,: processing, a c;k l M"l a or canning ",m fruits, vegetables , meat,
or beverages; l TMans,:�k .rin of clothes Ca 's s n public laundries, t, byic self-
service
ey..i:etcx, _+M laundries , or hospitals ; production n of fertilizer,iy.a.zero r r.ng of
livestock or poultry and operation of dairies; production or dying of
� - other
tx. i.. production 5, soap t�, a,� �. «aw' chemicals ; ,1rod:.ao;" v.`,o;n
and processing of pa ,y:i s 7 cleaning o tanks, tank cars r barrels ;
a":.�l
plating€, or the processing o metals ; processing or reclamation 3,. .a�efus a"
all Inds of similar manufacturing, processing and ash%t vsici i:.y operations.
"Operation" iiR y.,"ndes the ws`',shs..ng of equipment or spaces used d isk industrial,
operations . Industrial waste water does not includeFres following: waste
to
waters from a""ys;e operations of restaurants, hotels,els, chool s, single o
s
multiple residences, placesof retail is' :k *a vehicle }"Y.✓ ~~.e facilities,
wash racks and garages (see e Art c e III) ; regeneration of water softening
k,
"Floatable oil and grease" shall mean the oil and grease floating Lntj to
the surface of a sample of watu,.;'r when it is retained for one hour 4.n Wi=t
quiescent condition in a vessel with vertical walls. filled to the deptn.
of Stay centimeters .
F .Catable ,_yaarca3.bta_a, oil " shssa.t_ mean the amount of hydrt:"<3Ybo`z oil
floating 'Ca the surface ace Ca,a� cS sample of the water urider the 8ame conditions
as prescribed in the definition f "floatable oil l an d grease" .
"Water supply" shall mean the City ' s 4"C#t nthl average vat %a supply
serving the area tributary to the City ' s main a ^;,ageg9�ay" ciia:liPe t plant.
"Water supply"" sha'C .0 also m the average monthly sup ly actually served
e
to specific establishment ox location as determined by testing and
: �
m .
3Ca3f.inC samples and analysis approved b, the
" ir% C ,M1r of Public Works ,
ARTICLE Il - General Restrictions
SECTION Except as hereinafter provide : tall be unlawful l forwand. person to discharge or to cause o be discharged ntany public sewer
or any opening leading to a public sewer of the City o Redlands any of
the following:
(a) Anyearth, sand, r c , s.es gravel, plaster, onrete, ss,
metal filings, or metal or 'p,"1 .cis»i:icb j e„wts garbage, or solid or semi-solid
material in quantities or volume wb: .ch will obstruct c the flow of sewagein
e sewer or any object Which will cause clogging of a sewage Camp or sewage
sludge pump, or interfere with the normal operation of the sewer treatment
plant.
(b) Any compound ataid' which will produce noxious odor in the sewed” or
sewage treatment plant.
Any volatile liquid or substance which can producetoxic or
flammable atmosphere in the sewer,
(d) Any ove'„'..am'7:lC`tw from any ,septic tank or cesspool, or any liquid
sludge um ed from a cesspool or septic an , except at such place and i
such manner as may be prescribed y the Public Works Director.
.
9 Any storm water or c""7'.".y runoff from t.,n'a'° field, roo , yard, drive-
way,
I,ve...ww yt, or street .
,any liquid or vapor which ,,z.L.t. cause the temperature of the sewage
in the City ' s receiving main to be .."" i"Fhbr wha.n 140 degrees faMenheit .
Q) As.y`' radioactive Metras tes in excess of Federal, St atdae or County,
regulations ,
t:I.ox"s ,
(h) tx?"?y material C° r quantity yx of material Vni ay J. will cause signifi-
cant
7 g..:., ficsa t dc 'ta iG "o any_ a r t: of the sewerage system o r abnormal sulfide gener-
ation
: r.a?L`1 t; n CS R` abnormal maintenance or operation costs of any part of the sewer-
age
a ta' er:age system or eaeca.)Cae a nuisance or TCCeIsr_sat;'e to pubAc health, or .'"S"E'.C:.h will
cause s the City of Redlands aands sew.ag plant effluent n to xcei the cancentra-
tion limitsabet t.t{1' the Regional Water Quality Control Board No. 8, in ac-
cordance ana„ with Resolution No. 56-1 (4-65) attached hereto,to, such subse-
quent
l t„" equean amendments s tas shall be '!.?;k;y adopted om time to time by the Santa
Ana iv en'r Regional Wate.r Quality Control Board.
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Special
ARTICLE t,„I t. - S e c.(.a.K... Restrictions Vehicle Servicing t .c t l.` t
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SECTION 4. Any facility maintained for the servicing or repair of
roadway machinery shall install and maintain a ryscT;d-and.. oiinterceptor.
Wast^,ti„' waters from toilets shall not: be allowed to pass through this nte
ceptor, but all waste waters arising from the servicing and repair of
vehicles' shall pass through o� � interceptor before discharge to a public
sewer of the City ty if Redlands . If the vehicle servicing i n facility dos
not include a ilitiesd dor thewast ing a~rS*: ii"ore than one vehicle a time,
the interceptor shall have an operation fluid capacity of not less than 6
cubic feet and an accessible effective sti,,,r water surfacenot less than
square feet. "Accessible e.;LeC::'ta "C e water tersurface" is here understood od tta
mean a surface which is easily accessible for r clea in a;€:alk which at the
same time will. retain n t i t. floating on the e surf ac of water passing th Qgh
the trap under conditions of use. ..he vehicle servicing a~aci i ty has
facilities for washing or otherwisecleaning more than n vehicle at
time, the interceptor shall have an operating fluid capacity it of at :least:
12 cubic feet and an accessible fees give water surface of at Zest
square .feet., and shall be as much larger than this as is necessary so that
seven-day accumulation of sand as oil will not together t .l more than
25% of the fluid capacity. The interceptor shall be designed so as to
retain iiiy oil and grease which will float zea"°d any sand which will settle.
t shall be water tigt and structurally sound and durable. It shall be
lily accessible for cleaning .ar-id also for inspection bat the Public Work
Director.
SECTION `. Any interceptor legally and properly installed at. <_
vehicle servicing facility before tt"1>i: effective date l` this ordinance
shall be acceptable as an alternativeto the interceptor specified in
Section 4, provided suci interceptor is effective .l.n removing s n and oil,.
and is so designed and installed that it can be inspected and properly`
maintained. if the Public Works Director finds either by c..nci.iieiric
knowledge or by observation, that n interceptor i incapable of t ain
the and oil in t:�z ewaste water flow from m vehicle
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adequatelyfacility, he shall condemn such interceptor and declare that it does
not meet the requirements ray this ordinance.
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SECTION 3 . The Public works Director sdzall maintain a file, available
for public use, C i i" suitable designs of sand-and-oil interceptors. ' a ii„
shall be for informational pt rpomss. installation of an interceptor ." a
design shown in this file, or of any design meeting the size req:°t1.riite is
set forth in this ordinance ce h lV not impute any liability to the City of
Redlands for the adequacy of the interceptor under actual conditions o
use. It siiesl`,,;, haat relieve the owner or proprietor of responsibility for
keeping sand and oil out of the sewer. If is interceptor is n td equ at
under the conditions ions d"i 1l use, he shall construct one which is effective A.
accomplishing the intended purpose.
SECTION 7 . The Plumbing o fic.,: .: as ;l not approve,- the plumbing t` a....
vehicle servicing or repairing facility if it goes not have a sand-and-
oil
.'i; --c`rnd-iii. inter eptor meeting n the requirements of hitsrdi a n .
SECTION V The sand-and-oil nterceptor of a vehicle servicing faci-
lity
it'v shall be properly maintained. It shall ,leated as often as is
necessary to assure that sand and oil do not accumulate to impair the
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efficiency of the interceptor. When an interceptor is cleaned, the accu-
mulated sediment and floating material shall be removed and legally dis-
posed theywise than to a sewer. An interceptor is not considered to
be properly maintained if for any reason it is not in good working condi--
tion. it is not considered to be properly maintained if an and oil,
accumulations total more than 25% of the operating fluid capacity. The
owner of any vehicle servicing facility, the lessee and sub-lessee if
there be such, and any proprietor, operator or superintendent of such
facility are individually and severally liable for any failure of proper
maintenance of such interceptor.
ARTICLE IV - Special Restrictions - Water Softening Wastes
Subject to the following restrictions, it shall be lawful for any
person to install, replace, enlarge, use or maintain apparatus for soften-
ing all or any part of the water supply to his property. Such apparatus
includes zeolite and resinous ion-exchange softeners or demineraliter s,
and other like devices .
Rest. " No water conditioning equipment installed, replaced,
enlarged, used or maintained ( including establishments for regeneration
of water softening apparatus) may discharge its wastes to the sewer if
(1) the equipment utilizes in its regeneration process more than 0. 375
pounds of salt per kilograin of hardness to beremoved, or (21, the maximum
capacity of such equipment exceeds a rated continuous flow of 150 gallons
per minute peak rate, or (3) the equipment contains n excess of 15 cubic
feet of minerals, or (4) the equipment is rated to remove more than 240
kilograins of hardness per days at salt dosage of 0. 25 pounds of salt per
kilograin of hardness . Multiple units installed to supply water to the
same points of use shall be considered as a siqle apparatus for the pur-
poses of this section.
No equipment so restricted nor any establishment for regeneration of
water softener apparatus shall discharge any of the sodium and chloride to
the sewer which results from such operations, except as hereinafter pro-
vided for in Article vi,
ARTICLE V - Special Restrictions - industrial Waste Waters
SECTION 9. Any person desiring to discharge industrial waste water
into a public sewer in Redlands in an amount exceeding 100 gallons in
any one day shall submit a letter to the Public Works Director presenting
information as to the kind and arnount of industrial waste water produced
and discharged by the industrial operations producing the waste water,
plans for any pretreatment facilities planned to prevent discharge of
improper materials to the sewer, and any other pertinent information neces-
sary to control discharge to the sewerage system as requested by the Public
Works Director, Within ninety ( 90) days the Public or Director shall
reply to this letter. If the Public Works Director finds ( 1) that the
quality of the waste water and the existing facilities or facility for
which the person furnishes a commitment to instaZ11, aaiithin a Yreasonable
period for discharge to the sewer, conform to the requirements of this
and other ordinances of the City, (2) that any existing or committed pre-
treatment facilities are adequate, and (3) that the sewer capacity is
available, he shall reply approving discharge of that waste water to the
City. A letter of approval shall state (1) the nature of the industry
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and the nature of the amount of flow which the applicant may discharge to
the sewer, ( ?)- any controls h ch the Public ic t°=eo k ir ; °t or finds neces-
sary
e ea y in order tt"iat": the sewerage system may serve e its intended purpose,
(: ) t+.szwose chemical constituents to be at«awtwr'cC"md and reported upon, and (a``)
in the' a"+e'*ibis that installation of pretreatment or other facilities are
deemed necessary, :e letter ha l specify the period of time grantedor
the installation w pretreatment o r other fr`?cL.t.. tie . If t z Public Wrk
Director w"i 1.d that .Ci proposed ( c ha ge will not be lawful under this
Article or other applicable laws he shall so notify the applicant, such
notification t be within in ii°tn ty 901 days of the ding.
SECTION .t if the discharger wishes t.v make alterations of
pre-
treatment facilities or alterations of connections to the sewer, or if he
wishes to discharge additional waste or to discharge wastes in excess of
the amounts which l"a.ve been approved, or wastes es o different k .nd, he
shall submit to the Public works Director a letter requesting approval of
such alteration.ation. h ulic Works Director shall treat this in the same
mariner as an original pl...ic°ation under Section 9.
SECTION 11 . It shall be unlawful, after e one hundred eighty 80)
days from February 6, 1970, for any person to discharge into he public
sewerage syste x.°E of the Mutt of Redlands, t irecty or indirectly, any in-
dustrial
ust-.Y is waste tm water in excess of 100 gallons a day vahi".::h is not. %ai3pri;'vi''.d
as to kind and amount by a. letter from the Public Works Director. n
such discharge shall b its accordance anc with any restrictions an conditions
imposed in the Public Works Director's letter of approval, except that the
Public Works Director shall grant such reasonable extensions of time
excess of the o hundred eighty (18 0) day period as may be necessary for
,lana alterations , changes s n process or thedesign,. acquisition, manu-
t= re, installation and testing of the committed treatment ment car other
facilities which additional time the Public tar Director agrees is re-
quired to effect compliance.
SECTION t, ax a m,e, t as hereinafter set forth, 3:o industrial waste
shall tic: i ch,ai ged to a public sewer nles it conforms to the require-
ments
equi e1 ntts set ft r tr;l'1 i..i'"= this Article cle 'o all dischargesto public sewers, and
no industrial `waaa tm water er f.t w exceeding 100 gallons in any one day shall
be discharged to a public xea unless it conforms ms a-. o to the regaire-
ments set:, forth in this section. Compliance with the requirements of this
section shall be based on the mean values obtained fromna _sis of in-
dustrial
n -usti "tea _ waste saiw'tpie a representative of the quality anda amity of dis-
charge
i a-
c`t�a ge t:.0 theis»ew er at tml"i pint. cit` �.1'att y of industrial al ast Ee "t the pub-
lic sewer $✓ tem or if this s not feasible le Wit. ,i> 'r points up the stream
f he individual industrial a mast:" discharge. All such samples shall be,
weighted with t;t'ze flow at the eYp int point ;to t"mui"nisa"t. values weighted
with t«h C im nd quantity o r each required a c a l cons i „i:t'ei"I t`P.A Vlhierever
deemed practical by the Public Works Director these industrial waste
water aaple t may be composited with regard to time nquantity and the
analysis made from such omp s.-t: samples .
The of low.in constituent it (a) a_Cw."r"'o;.4g tett are those i"a w n which
the Santa Ana giver Regional al rata Quality Control Board specifies limita-
tions
imita-t'ion for in te?"?t;ks of not exceeding the water supply plus is given incre-
ment of
,.Iai;ite—men he constituent. The increments t.tm given in this ordinance have been
s
increased above've #t 'cos e .t,,a.3 f: by the Boardto give industrial waste
dischargers the benefit of the dilution of domestic waste discharges. ifsuch discharge dilution is insufficient t thisordinance may be amended tt to
decrease tugs increment values .
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(a) The content of dissolved solids shall at no time exceed the
yearly average dissolved solids in the water supply plus 1000 milligrams
per liter,
(b) The content of sodium-ion shall at no time exceed the yearl,,,,r
average sodium-ion in the water plus 200 milligrams per liter.
(c) The content of chloride-ion shall at no time exceed the yearly
average of Moride-ion in the water supply plus 200 milligrams per liter.
(d) The content of sulphate shall at no time exceed the yearly aver-
age sulphate in the water supply plus 100 milligrams per liter.
(e) The content of boron shall at no time exceed the yearly average
boron in the water supply plus 1.0 milligrams per liter of boron.
(f) The content of fluoride shall at no time exceed the yearly aver-
age of fluoride in the water supply plus 1.0 milligrams per it of
fluoride.
(g) The content of hardness expressed as calcium carbonate shall not
exceed the monthly average hardness in the water supply plus 100 milli-
grams per liter. '
The following items (h) through (n) are those which relate to the,
City' s operation of its own sewers and sewage treatment works .
(h) The content of total oil and grease shall at no time exceed 600
milligrams per liter,
( i) The coat t* of floatable oil and grease shall at no time exceed
100 milligrams per liter.
(j) The content of floatable hydro-carbon oil shall at no time ex-
ceed 100 milligrams per liter,
(k) The standard 5-day biochemical oxygen demand shall at no time
exceed 1000 milligrams per liter.
(1) The suspended solids content shall at no time exceed 1000 milli-
grams per liter.
(m) The dissolved sulfide content shall at no time exceed 0. 1 milli-
grams per liter,
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kn; The pH shall at no time be below 6.
(o) Toxic constituents shall at no time exceed the values prescribed
by Regional Water Quality Control Board No. 8 in its Resolution 57-15
(4-65) , which are as follows:
Arsenic 0. 10 Mg/l
Barium, 2. 0 mg/1
Cadmium 0.02 mg/l
Cyanide 0.4 mg/I
Hexavalent Chromium 0. 10 Mg/l,
Load Ono Mg/:
Selenium 0.02 mg/3.
Silver 0. 10 Mg/1
SECTION 13 . The point of determining compliance with the provisions
of this Article shall be at the point of discharge to the public sewerage
system or such other upstream sampling point an the private lateral as
mutually agreed upon by the industry representative and the Public Works
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Director. Where certain wto are critical the Public Works ixecto may
specify procedures "or obtaining necessary samples and the Public Works
Director may require that any persons discharging industrial waste water
through the ewer install as measuring evane and that samples be analyzed
and measurements of flows s be taken and reported to the city, an such
sampling and measuring device shall e made accessible to the Public %n`?:rkms
Director or his authorized epreser*tative.
CTOv 14 The letter of approval which shall b ~ recti ate upon
compliance with the provisions of Section 12 and Section 13 may be revoked
by the Public Works irect r upon a mini a,um notice ce is three "3) days when
it is found thaat the discharge which the letter approves is :in fact in
violation of the provisions of this *article,
SECTION 15. Nothing in this Article shill. 'be construed has lessening
the applicability of other: requirements of this Article.
ARTICLE VI - Waivers
SECTION 16. It any discharge t a publics sewer contains or may con-
tain
on-t .i.,n constituents which will cause it to faail to conform to anis of the
t hereinbefore
reu�.reent� �, ��'�.1� in Article IV and Article `, but the
Public Works Director fines that (1) the discharge will not cavae harm t
the sewerage system nor unreasonably or inequitably burden the operation
of the system a 2) when considered together with similar excesses i
discharges of others limited by articles IV and , will not materially
affect the ability of the City to meet the requirements of the Regional
Water Quality Control Board on the City's e a effluent i. ch .rc e, he
shall grant approval for discharge to the sewer with waiver or modifica-
tion
difi -tion of the requirement which would not be met. Establishments restricted
in discharge' of sodium and chloride under Article IV herein, shall b
permitted by the Public Works Director or to discharge gasp to 30% by weight
of the regenerating chemicals to the sewer.
To make use of this provision the establishment most provide that
Public Works Director with monthly notarized records of the weight of all
regeneration chemicals purchased and the weight of all such chemicals used
in regeneration, and the Public Works Director must be satisfied that
controls are so established the discharge ge r:: the chemicals to the serer
will be limited s provided above. In his letter of approval he shall
include a statement regarding the requirement that is waived with reasons
as to why the waiver is reasonable, A copy of this letter shall be filed
with the City Clerk. Any waiver granted pursuant to this section shall.
be subject to withdrawal at any time the Public Works Director mak a
subsequent erat„ - ining that the City sewerage system is burdened r the abil-
ity of the City to met Regional. Water Quality Control Board No. 8 re
quirements is materially affected.
SECTION 17. T o e discharging toxic constituents as itemized in
Section 12 will not be held in violation of hat section of this
mance as long as the sewage treatment :; .ant effluent dues not: exceed these
requirements unless damage is caused to the sewerage: system by the dis-
charge
r --charge of such constituents .
ARTICLE V General Provisions
SECTION M It shall be unlawful for any person to discharge or cause
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to be discharged into any storm drain or storm water channel or natural
water course, whethercurrently carrying water or not, or into any pipe
or waterway leading to such drain, channel, or watercourse, any of or
fluid material That will impair the useful functioning of such drain,
channel, r watercourse, or which will cause expense to the City, or other
public agency, in maintaining the proper functioning of same, or whic,c
will cause public nuisance or public hazard or which will cause detrimen-
tal pollution of natural surface or subsurface waters .
SECTION 19. It shall be unlawful for any person to deposit or des
char"ge or cause to be deposited or discharged into any suirip which is not
impermeable or into any it or well, or on to the ground, or into any
storm drain or watercourse any material which by seeping underground or
by being leached or by reacting with the soil is detrimental to the usable
underground waters and exceeds the range of the effects of ordinary non-
industrial land uses on underground waters into which such wastes may seep,
or which will violate any requirements of Water Quality Control Board No.
8a
SECTION 20. Decisions, judgment or findings made by the Public Works
Director pursuant to this ordinance may be appealed to the City Council.
The City Council may amend, modify, confirm or reject any such decision,
judgment or finding (including waivers) provided the purpose and intent
of this ordinance is not violated. No appeal shall be made with respect
to the specific ordinance requirements pertaining td< quality, content or
type of disposal of waste water that may be discharged, as contained in
Articles Il and III, Section 12 of Article V, and the 30% limit on regen-
eration chemicals discharged to the sewer as set forth in Article VI .
SECTION 21. Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con-
viction thereof shall be punishable by a fine of not more than Three 111�n-
dred Dollars ($300 . 00) or by imprisonment for a period of not more than
three (3) months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Each such per-
son, firm or corporation shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for
every day during any portion of which any violation of any provisions of
this ordinance is committed, continued or permitted by such person, firm
or corporation, and shall be punishable therefor as provided by this
ordinance.
SECTION 22. The invalidity of any article, section, clause, sen-
fence, or provision of this ordinance shall not affect the validity of
any other part which can be given effect without such invalid part ar
parts .
SECTION 23 . Wherever in this ordinance time limits are established
or periods of compliance or extensions thereof are specified the com"
mencement date for computing such periods or time limits for area.
annexed to the City of Redlands subsequent to enactment of this ordinance
shall be the official annexation date, This section shall have no
application to firms or industries established subsequent to the annexa-
tion date.
SECTION 24. All the provisions of this ordinance are to be-
reasonably interpreted, It is the intent herein to recognize that there
are varying degrees of hazard to the underground waters and to apply
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the principle that the degree of protection should be commensurate with
the degree of hazard,
ARTICLE VIII - Ordinance in rorce
SECTION 25, The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this
ordinance and cause it to be published once in the Redlands Daily Facts .
This ordinance shall become effective an the 30th day after the date of
its adoption.
Adopted by the City Council and signed by the Mayor and attested by
the City Clerk this 6th day of January, 1970.
ATTES0
41a Y,oir/eo]f4—h ye—pity o f R e d I a n
Clerk-
APPROVED FOR FORM:
City Attor iey
I, Peggy A. Moseley, City Clerk of the City of Redlands, do hereby
certify that the foregoing ordinance was duly adopted at a regular
meeting of the City Council held on the 6th day of January, 1970, by
the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen Martinez, Cummings, DeMiyjyn, Knudsen, Mayor Burroughs
NOES: None
ASSENT: None
Cp1glerk
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