19.02 of the Development Code, that are used for
residential dwellings. This exception only applies if
the condominium has a bona fide home owner’s
association (“HOA”). For purposes of this exemption,
an HOA is “bona fide” if the HOA has approved and
recorded covenants, conditions and restrictions
(“CC&Rs”); holds meetings on a regular (at least
bi-monthly) basis; and/or contracts with a property
management company to ensure the maintenance of the
common areas;
(4) Accommodations in any hospital,
extended care facility, residential care facility,
convalescent home, non-profit home for the aged or
dormitory that is owned and operated by an education
institution; and
(5) Mobile home parks.
(Ord. MC-1371, passed 3-20-2012; Ord. MC-1625,
passed 2-21-2024)
§ 15.26.050 COMPLIANCE WITH BUSINESS
REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS.
Every property owner subject to this chapter must
comply with the business registration requirements of
Title 5.
(Ord. MC-1371, passed 3-20-2012)
§ 15.26.060 BIENNIAL INSPECTION
REQUIRED.
All rental property located in the city shall be
subject to an annual inspection by the Director for
compliance with applicable laws.
§ 15.26.070 INSPECTION FEES.
(A) Any fees established by this chapter shall be
set by separate resolution of the CommonCity Council
and may be adjusted, from time to time, by the
CommonCity Council to ensure that the fee adequately
finances the costs of inspections and enforcement of
this chapter.
(B) The owner of a rental property shall pay an
annual inspection fee to the city sufficient to pay the costs of the Director’s annual inspection pursuant to
this chapter.
(C) Owners qualified for the self-certification
program shall pay the annual inspection fee the first
year of participation and thereafter shall not be
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required to pay the annual inspection fee for the
second and third year of participation in the program.
If an owner is removed from the self-certification
program, he or she shall become subject to annual
inspections and annual inspection fees.
§ 15.26.080 NOTICE OF INSPECTION.
The Director shall mail written notice of the date
and time of the inspection to the owner of the rental
property at least three weeks before the scheduled
annual inspection. Such notice shall provide the
address and phone number where additional
information concerning the inspection may be
obtained. Notice to the owner shall be mailed by
certified mail to the owner’s last known address as it
appears in the records of the County Assessor’s office. § 15.26.090 VIOLATIONS.
(A) Whenever the Director determines that a
violation of this chapter exists, the Director shall give notice of violation and an order to correct to the
property owner. The notice shall be in writing and
shall describe with reasonable detail the violation(s) so that the property owner has the opportunity to correct
said violation.
(B) Any person who fails to comply with any
provisions of this chapter after receiving written notice of the violations(s) and being given a reasonable
opportunity to correct such violations(s) shall be
deemed to be in violation of this chapter.
(C) Any owner of a rental property, who fails to
permit the annual inspection by the Director pursuant
to this chapter, shall be in violation of this chapter. (D) Any owner of a rental property who fails to
pay any applicable fee(s) established to cover the city’s costs pursuant to this chapter shall be in violation of this chapter.
§ 15.26.100 RE-INSPECTIONS.
(A) One or more re-inspections will be conducted
to verify that the deficiencies noted by the Director
during the annual inspection have been corrected.
(B) Violations that were not noted on the initial
inspection report, but are discovered on the
re-inspection due to subsequent damage or
deterioration, shall be subject to correction.
§ 15.26.110 ADMINISTRATIVE CITATIONS.
(A) Owners who fail to correct any deficiencies
noted during any inspection or re-inspection may be
subject to an administrative citation in accordance with Chapter 9.92 until all deficiencies have been corrected to the satisfaction of the Director.
(B) Issuance of an administrative citation is in
addition to any other administrative or judicial (civil or criminal) remedy established by law which may be
pursued to address any violation of the municipal
code.
§ 15.26.120 APPEALS.
(A) Any recipient of an administrative citation
may contest the citation by the procedures set forth in § 9.92.080.
(B) Any party to an administrative citation
hearing may appeal from an adverse ruling to the
Board of Building Commissioners as set forth in
§ 9.92.180.
§ 15.26.130 SELF-CERTIFICATION
PROGRAM.
(A) Well-maintained rental property with no
outstanding violations of any applicable laws may
qualify to participate in the self-certification program.
Qualifying properties will not be subject to inspections for a period of three years; provided that conditions of the rental property do not deteriorate during that time to the point where the rental property would no longer
meet eligibility standards for the self-certification
program.
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(B) To qualify for the self-certification program,
a property owner must:
(1) Complete the self-certification program
application packet provided by the city;
(2) Pay the annual inspection fee and any
other fees required by applicable laws; and
(3) Conduct a self-inspection of all exterior
and site conditions of all rental property, and certify that conditions at the rental property meet the exterior standards listed on the self-certification program’s
checklist.
(C) Upon receipt of a request from a property
owner to participate in the self-certification program
and payment of the appropriate fee(s), the city may
inspect the rental property. If the Director determines that the property is qualified to participate in the
self-certification program, a certificate of compliance will be issued and the property owner will not be
required to pay the annual inspection fee for the
second and third years. Recertification in the
self-certification program and payment of the annual
inspection fee shall be required every three years.
(D) If the Director determines that the property
is not eligible to participate in the self-certification program, then the residential rental property shall be
subject to inspection and the property owner shall be
assessed the annual inspection fee as well as any other applicable fees.
(E) At all times, the city shall retain the authority
to investigate and address any violation of applicable
laws.
(F) Any owner that fails to maintain a rental
property to meet all of the standards listed on the
self-certification program’s checklist shall immediately be removed from the self-certification program and
become subject to annual inspections.
(G) If an officer determines that a property
qualifies for self-certification upon inspecting the
property in accordance with this chapter, the property
shall be automatically enrolled in the self-certification program.
(Ord. MC-1371, passed 3-20-2012)
§ 15.26.140 COMPLAINT-BASED
INSPECTIONS.
Nothing contained in this chapter shall prevent or
restrict the city’s authority to inspect any rental
property in response to a complaint alleging code
violations or violations of applicable laws and to
pursue all remedies permissible under this code or
applicable laws.
§ 15.26.150 VOLUNTARY INSPECTION
REQUESTS.
Nothing contained in this chapter shall be
construed to prohibit a property owner or occupant
from voluntarily requesting an inspection pursuant to
this chapter to determine whether the rental property
complies with applicable laws.
§ 15.26.160 ENFORCEMENT - PUBLIC
NUISANCE.
It shall be considered a public nuisance to have or
maintain any rental properties that fail to comply with any applicable laws. The Director shall have the power
to require correction of violations identified through
the annual inspection by using the procedure set forth
in Chapter 8.30.
§ 15.26.170 ENFORCEMENT -
ALTERNATIVES.
Nothing herein shall prevent the enforcement of
this chapter by criminal, civil or administrative actions either undertaken individually or in conjunction with
other remedies. The enforcement of this chapter by a
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the property owner of his or her obligations under this chapter.
§ 15.26.180 PENALTIES.
(A) A violation of this chapter shall be
considered a misdemeanor and may be punished as
such, however, at the discretion of the City Attorney,
the violation of any provisions of this article may be
filed as an infraction. The complaint charging such
violation shall specify whether the violation is a
misdemeanor or an infraction, which, upon conviction
thereof, is punishable in accordance with the
provisions of § 1.12.010.
(B) Any fees established pursuant to this section,
which are more than 30 days delinquent, shall
constitute an assessment against the rental property for the inspection of which the fees were billed. Such
delinquent fees shall be a lien on the rental property.
The Director shall notify the property owner of the
affected rental property not less than 30 days prior to notifying the county that a lien will be placed on the
property, and shall state the amount then owed. If full payment is not received within 30 days after said
notice, the Director shall take whatever action is
required for the amount due to be included in the next
property tax bill assessment for the rental property.
(C) In the event that any provision of this
chapter, or any part thereof, or any application
thereof, to any person or circumstance, is for any
reason held to be unconstitutional or otherwise invalid or ineffective by a court of competent jurisdiction on
its face or as applied, such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions of this chapter, or any part thereof, or any application thereof to any
person or circumstance or of said provision as applied
to any other person or circumstance. It is declared to
be the legislative intent of the city that this chapter would have been adopted had such unconstitutional,
invalid or ineffective provision not been included
herein.
(Ord. MC-1266, passed 4-8-2008)
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CHAPTER 15.27: MULTI-FAMILY RENTAL HOUSING PROGRAM
MAINTENANCE STANDARDS
Section
15.27.010 Purpose
15.27.020 Applicability
15.27.030 Definitions
15.27.040 Scope
15.27.050 Mandatory participation
15.27.060 Notice of inspection
15.27.070 Violations
15.27.080 Re-inspections
15.27.090 Administrative citations
15.27.100 Appeals
15.27.110 Severability
§ 15.27.010 PURPOSE.
The multi-family rental housing maintenance
program is part of the city’s overall effort to maintain high property standards for maintenance of
multi-family rental properties, as defined herein.
Owners of any multi-family rental property will be
required to maintain these units in accordance with all applicable laws.
(Ord. MC-1619, passed 10-4-2023)
§ 15.27.020 APPLICABILITY.
(A) The provisions of this chapter shall apply to
all multi-family rental property, as that term is defined herein, within the city. This chapter also applies to the premises on which a multi-family rental property is
located, including, but not limited to, parking lots,
driveways, landscaping, accessory structures, fences
and walls.
(B) The provisions of this chapter are
supplementary and complementary to other provisions
of this code and applicable laws. Nothing in this
chapter may be construed to limit any existing right of the city to abate nuisances or to enforce any provisions of applicable law, statute or this code, including
provisions of uniform codes adopted by reference in
this code.
(Ord. MC-1619, passed 10-4-2023)
§ 15.27.030 DEFINITIONS.
For the purpose of this chapter, unless otherwise
apparent from their context, certain words and phrases
used in this chapter shall have the meanings
hereinafter designated. The definitions in this chapter are included for reference purposes only and are not
intended to narrow the scope of definitions set forth in federal or state laws or regulations. Words used in this chapter in the singular may include the plural and the
plural may include the singular. Use of the masculine
shall also mean feminine and neuter.
APPLICABLE LAWS. The City’s Municipal
Code, the California Fire Code, the California
Building Code, the Uniform Housing Code, Uniform
Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Building and
any other laws or regulations relating to the health or safety of city residents or the general public, as
adopted by the city.
CITY. The City of San Bernardino.
DIRECTOR. The Director of Community,
Housing and Economic Development of the City of
San Bernardino, or his or her designee.
MANAGER. The person(s) who is responsible for
the day-to-day maintenance, upkeep and security of the
rental property. MANAGER does not mean those who
only physically perform the day-to-day maintenance,
upkeep and security functions of the rental property,
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such as, but not limited to, groundskeepers, craft
workers and security guards. Rather, the MANAGER
is the person(s) who makes the decisions concerning,
and who directs and controls those who execute, the
day-to-day maintenance, upkeep and security of the
rental property.
MULTI-FAMILY RENTAL HOUSING
COMPLEX. A multi-unit residential structure
consisting of four or more units existing on one parcel of land.
MULTI-FAMILY RENTAL HOUSING UNIT or
UNIT. Any residential dwelling unit, as defined in
Chapter 19.02 of the Development Code, in a single
structure, or in a group of attached or detached
structures containing two or more such dwelling units
on the same parcel of land, and is occupied or
intended to be occupied on a rental basis. For the
purpose of this chapter, the following types of
dwelling units or facilities are not considered
MULTI-FAMILY RENTAL HOUSING UNITS:
(1) Hotels or motels;
(2) Accommodations in any hospital,
extended care facility, residential care facility,
convalescent home, non-profit home for the aged or
dormitory that is owned and operated by an education
institution; and
(3) Mobile home parks.
OCCUPANT. Any person who occupies a
multi-family rental property, whether as a tenant or
permittee of the owner.
OWNER or PROPERTY OWNER. A single
individual, partnership or joint venture or any entity
that has any kind of ownership interest in a
multi-family rental property whether as an individual,
partner, joint venture, stock owner or ownership
interest in some other capacity or the owner’s
designee. If more than one person or an entity owns
the subject real property, OWNER or PROPERTY
OWNER refers to each person or entity holding any
kind of ownership interest in the property, and the
property owners’ obligations in this chapter are joint
and several as to each property owner.
(Ord. MC-1619, passed 10-4-2023; Ord. MC-1625,
passed 2-21-2024)
§ 15.27.040 SCOPE.
The provisions of this chapter shall apply to all
multi-family rental housing complexes containing four
or more units on a single parcel.
(Ord. MC-1619, passed 10-4-2023)
§ 15.27.050 MANDATORY PARTICIPATION.
(A) All multi-family rental property located in
the city shall be subject to an annual inspection by the Director for compliance with the multi-family rental
housing program maintenance standards.
(B) All property owners and managers of
multi-family rental property shall attend the eight-hour rental housing course presented by the city within
eight months of the passage of this chapter. If a new
owner or manager takes over the property, the new
property owner or manager shall complete the
eight-hour rental housing course presented by the city
within six months of said ownership or employment.
(C) Any oral or written communication in the
form of educational manuals, guidance, inspection
materials, memoranda, reports, worksheets and
writings used by the city and its employees and/or
agents used in the rental housing course and/or annual
inspection shall refrain from referring to the
multi-family rental housing program maintenance
standards as a crime-free program or crime reduction
program. The course and inspection materials shall
refrain from pejoratively or derogatorily describing
persons with criminal histories. The course and
inspection materials shall not instruct property owners and managers to rely upon or use any criminal history
information in housing admissions and housing
termination of housing decisions that is prohibited by
fair housing state and federal laws and regulations,
including guidance from applicable state and federal
enforcement agencies, which may be amended from
time to time.
(D) City sworn law enforcement shall not be
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conducting the annual exterior inspections or
re-inspections. City code enforcement officers may be
involved in conducting the rental housing course and
in conducting the annual exterior inspections and
re-inspections as a lawful exercise of their duties,
including, but not limited to, enforcement
responsibilities under Cal. Civil Code, §§ 1941 et seq. and Cal. Health and Safety Code, §§ 17920.3 and
17975 et seq.
(Ord. MC-1619, passed 10-4-2023)
§ 15.27.060 NOTICE OF INSPECTION.
(A) The Director shall mail written notice of the
date and time of the inspection to the owner of the
multi-family rental property at least three weeks before the scheduled annual inspection. Such notice shall
provide the address and phone number where
additional information concerning the inspection may
be obtained. Notice to the owner shall be mailed by
regular mail to the owner’s last known address as it
appears in the records of the County Assessor’s office. (B) The notice of inspection for the rental
housing maintenance program shall be combined with
the multi-family rental housing program notice to the
greatest extent possible for the convenience of the
property owner.
(Ord. MC-1619, passed 10-4-2023)
§ 15.27.070 VIOLATIONS.
(A) Whenever the Director determines that a
violation of this chapter exists, the Director shall give notice of violation and an order to correct to the
property owner. The notice shall be in writing and
shall describe with reasonable detail the violation(s) so that the property owner has the opportunity to correct
said violation(s).
(B) Any person who fails to comply with any
provisions of this chapter after receiving written notice of the violation(s) and being given a reasonable
opportunity to correct such violation(s) shall be
deemed to be in violation of this chapter.
(C) Any owner of a multi-family rental property
who fails to permit the annual inspection by the
Director pursuant to this chapter shall be in violation of this chapter.
(Ord. MC-1619, passed 10-4-2023)
§ 15.27.080 RE-INSPECTIONS.
(A) One or more re-inspections may be
conducted to verify that the deficiencies noted by the
Director during the annual inspection have been
corrected.
(B) Violations that were not noted on the initial
inspection report, but are discovered on the
re-inspection due to subsequent damage or
deterioration shall be subject to correction.
(Ord. MC-1619, passed 10-4-2023)
§ 15.27.090 ADMINISTRATIVE CITATIONS.
(A) Owners who fail to correct any deficiencies
noted during any inspection or re-inspection may be
subject to an administrative citation in accordance with Chapter 9.92 until all deficiencies have been corrected to the satisfaction of the Director.
(B) Issuance of an administrative citation is in
addition to any other administrative or judicial (civil or criminal) remedy established by law which may be
pursued to address any violation of the municipal
code.
(Ord. MC-1619, passed 10-4-2023)
§ 15.27.100 APPEALS.
Any recipient of an administrative citation may
contest the citation by the procedures set forth in
Chapter 9.94.
(Ord. MC-1619, passed 10-4-2023)
§ 15.27.110 SEVERABILITY.
In the event that any provision of this chapter, or
any part thereof, or any application thereof to any
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person or circumstance, is for any reason held to be
unconstitutional or otherwise invalid or ineffective by a court of competent jurisdiction on its face or as
applied, such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions of this chapter, or any part
thereof, or any application thereof to any person or
circumstance or of said provision as applied to any
other person or circumstance. It is declared to be the
legislative intent of the city that this chapter would
have been adopted had such unconstitutional, invalid
or ineffective provision not been included herein.
(Ord. MC-1619, passed 10-4-2023)
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CHAPTER 15.28: DANGEROUS BUILDINGS
Section
15.28.010 Referenced code
15.28.020 Uniform Code for the Abatement
of Dangerous Buildings -
amended
15.28.030 Reserved
15.28.040 Reserved
15.28.050 Reserved
15.28.060 Reserved
15.28.070 Reserved
15.28.080 Reserved
15.28.090 Reserved
15.28.100 Reserved
15.28.110 Reserved
15.28.120 Reserved
15.28.130 Reserved
15.28.140 Securing dangerous buildings
from entry
15.28.150 Abatement of nuisance by
Building Official
15.28.160 Discontinuance of utilities
15.28.170 Filing of notice of pendency of
administrative proceedings
15.28.180 Reserved
15.28.190 Post-disaster safety assessment
placards
15.28.200 Section 103 amended
15.28.210 Section 205 amended
15.28.220 Section 301 amended
§ 15.28.010 REFERENCED CODE.
The latest edition of the Uniform Code for the
Abatement of Dangerous Buildings, as adopted
pursuant to § 15.04.020, is incorporated herein, and as hereinafter amended, shall govern the identification
and abatement of dangerous buildings.
(Ord. 2291, passed 3-29-1960; Ord. 3481, passed
3-12-1975; Ord. MC-880, passed 6-23-1993)
§ 15.28.020 UNIFORM CODE FOR THE
ABATEMENT OF DANGEROUS BUILDINGS -
AMENDED.
(A) Chapters 5, 6 and 9 of the Uniform Code for
the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings are deleted.
(B) Procedures for appeals, hearings,
enforcement of orders and abatements related to the
administrative enforcement procedures in the UCADB
shall be in accordance with Chapter 8.30. Except for
vacation orders made under § 404 of the UCADB,
enforcement of any notice and order of the Building
Official is stayed during the pendency of an appeal
therefrom that is properly and timely filed.
(Ord. 2291, passed 3-29-1960; Ord. 3481, passed
3-12-1975; Ord. MC-880, passed 6-23-1993; Ord.
MC-1521, passed 9-18-2019)
§ 15.28.030 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
§ 15.28.040 RESERVED.
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§ 15.28.050 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
§ 15.28.060 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
§ 15.28.070 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
§ 15.28.080 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
§ 15.28.090 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
§ 15.28.100 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
§ 15.28.110 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
§ 15.28.120 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
§ 15.28.130 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
§ 15.28.140 SECURING DANGEROUS
BUILDINGS FROM ENTRY.
(A) The Building Official is authorized to secure
from entry any structure that is ordered vacated in
accordance with Chapter 4 of the Uniform Code for
the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings and where the
Building Official determines, in his or her sole
discretion, that securing the structure is necessary to enforce the order to vacate. The Enforcement Official
may secure such structures using any method deemed
appropriate under the circumstances in his or her
discretion.
(B) It is unlawful to remove a notice to vacate
posted in accordance with Chapter 4 of the Uniform
Code for the Abatement of Dangerous. Any person
who removes a notice to vacate without the express
written consent of the City Building Official is guilty of a misdemeanor, which, upon conviction thereof, is
punishable in accordance with the provisions of
§ 1.12.010.
(C) The Building Official’s decision to secure a
structure may be appealed in the same manner as the
issuance of the underling notice to vacate and as
provided in § 15.28.020.
(Ord. 2291, passed 3-29-1960; Ord. 3227, passed
1-4-1972; Ord. MC-177, passed 7-7-1982; Ord.
MC-228, passed 12-7-1982; Ord. MC-607, passed
9-22-1987; Ord. MC-1521, passed 9-18-2019)
§ 15.28.150 ABATEMENT OF NUISANCE BY
BUILDING OFFICIAL.
(A) The same procedures provided in
§ 15.28.140 for abating nuisances through securing
from entry any structure which is determined by the
Building Official to be immediately dangerous or
hazardous may be used by the Building Official in
connection with the summary abatement of all other
nuisances upon private property which the Building
Official determines, in his or her discretion, to
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constitute an immediately dangerous or hazardous
condition in accordance with California Building
Code, § 116.The same procedures provided in
§ 15.28.140 for abating nuisances through securing
from entry any structure which is determined by the
Building Official to be immediately dangerous or
hazardous may be used by the Building Official in
connection with the summary abatement of all other
nuisances upon private property which the Building
Official determines, in his or her discretion, to
constitute an immediately dangerous or hazardous
condition in accordance with California Building
Code, § 116.
(B) The Building Official, or his or her
representative, may summarily abate conditions found
to be a nuisance under division (A) above, in his or
her discretion, in the most appropriate manner under
the circumstances.The Building Official, or his or her
representative, may summarily abate conditions found
to be a nuisance under division (A) above, in his or
her discretion, in the most appropriate manner under
the circumstances.
(1) The manner of abatement may include,
but is not limited to, the following methods: fencing,
draining water from swimming pools and filling with
appropriate ballast, removing the fire hazards, filling or covering open holes and grading or strengthening
landfills or excavations.The manner of abatement may
include, but is not limited to, the following methods:
fencing, draining water from swimming pools and
filling with appropriate ballast, removing the fire
hazards, filling or covering open holes and grading or
strengthening landfills or excavations.
(2) Although the manner and method used
by the Building Official shall be at his or her
discretion, he or she shall, in making his or her
determinations, seek the most economical method and
endeavor not to place an undue economic hardship
upon the owners of the property, using only those
measures which will eliminate the dangerous and
hazardous conditions.Although the manner and method
used by the Building Official shall be at his or her
discretion, he or she shall, in making his
determinations, seek the most economical method and
endeavor not to place an undue economic hardship
upon the owners of the property, using only those
measures which will eliminate the dangerous and
hazardous conditions.
(C) (1) The Building Official shall immediately
after such abatement action mail notice to the owners
as provided in § 15.28.140.The Building Official shall
immediately after such abatement action mail notice to
the owners as provided in § 15.28.140.
(2) The notice shall include:The notice shall
include:
(a) A description of the action he or
she has taken;A description of the action he or she has taken;
(b) The cost thereby incurred by the
city, including all administrative costs;The cost
thereby incurred by the city, including all
administrative costs;
(c) The reasons why he has taken the
action;The reasons why he or she has taken the action;
(d) That an appeal may be taken within
ten days to the Board of Building Commissioners as
provided in § 15.28.140; andThat an appeal may be
taken within ten days to the Board of Building
Commissioners as provided in § 15.28.140; and
(e) That if this action is not annulled
by the Board of Building Commissioners, the cost of
abating the nuisance on the property shall become a
special assessment and lien on the property unless the
cost is paid to the city within 30 days of the mailing of the notice.That if this action is not annulled by the
Board of Building Commissioners, the cost of abating
the nuisance on the property shall become a special
assessment and lien on the property unless the cost is
paid to the city within 30 days of the mailing of the
notice.
(D) Fees for processing of demands for
information regarding liens imposed under this chapter
shall apply in an amount set by resolution of the
Mayor and City Council.Fees for processing demands
for information regarding liens imposed under this
chapter shall apply in an amount set by resolution of
the Mayor and City Council.
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(E) The procedures hereunder for appeal,
hearing and any other actions shall be as provided in
Chapter 3.68* for determination and collection of the
assessment for costs of abatement.The procedures
hereunder for appeal, hearing and any other actions
shall be as provided in Chapter 3.68* for
determination and collection of the assessment for
costs of abatement.
(Ord. 2291, passed 3-29-1960; Ord. 3227, passed
1-4-1972; Ord. 3593, passed 8-2-1976; Ord. MC-177,
passed 7-7-1982; Ord. MC-1307, passed 6-2-2009;
Ord. MC-1521, passed 9-18-2019; Ord. MC-1525,
passed 1-15-2020; Ord. MC-1643, passed 10-2-2024)
§ 15.28.160 DISCONTINUANCE OF
UTILITIES.
The Building Official may order the
discontinuance or disconnection of utilities for unsafe conditions as allowed by the California Building
Code.The Building Official may order the
discontinuance or disconnection of utilities for unsafe conditions as allowed by the California Building Code.
(Ord. 2291, passed 3-29-1960; Ord. 3227, passed
1-4-1972; Ord. MC-1525, passed 1-15-2020; Ord.
MC-1643, passed 10-2-2024)
§ 15.28.170 FILING OF NOTICE OF
PENDENCY OF ADMINISTRATIVE
PROCEEDINGS.
At any time after the Building Official has
initiated action to locate and serve the owners with the notice and order referred to in § 401 of the Uniform
Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings, the
Building Official or the City Engineer may file with
the County Recorder a notice of pendency of
administrative proceedings which shall constitute
notice to any subsequent owner, purchaser,
encumbrancer of the property described therein or
involved in the proceedings, beneficiary of a trust
deed, lienholder, mortgagee or any other person
holding or claiming any interest of any kind in the
property described therein who shall be bound by the
administrative proceedings, including liability for all amounts and costs and expenses assessed against the
property as a lien for abatement in the same manner as
if he or she had been the owner at the time of
commencement of the proceedings and had been
properly served at that time.
(Ord. 2291, passed 3-29-1960; Ord. 3227, passed
1-4-1972; Ord. MC-580, passed 2-4-1987; Ord.
MC-880, passed 6-23-1993; Ord. MC-1521, passed
9-18-2019)
§ 15.28.180 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
§ 15.28.190 POST-DISASTER SAFETY
ASSESSMENT PLACARDS.
(A) Intent. This section establishes standard
placards to be used to indicate the condition of a
structure for continued occupancy after any natural or
human-made disaster. The chapter further authorizes
the Planning and Building Services Department, as
well as authorized representatives or designees of that Department, to post the appropriate placard at each
entry point to a building or structure upon completion
of a safety assessment.
(B) Application of provisions. The provisions of
this section are applicable, following each natural or
human-made disaster, to all buildings and structures of all occupancies regulated by the city. The Mayor and
CommonCity Council may extend the provisions, as
necessary.
(C) Definition. For the purpose of this section,
the following definition shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
SAFETY ASSESSMENT. A visual,
non-destructive examination of a building or structure
for the purpose of determining the condition for
continued occupancy following a natural or
human-made disaster.
(D) Placards.
(1) The following are verbal descriptions of
the official jurisdiction placards to be used to designate the condition for continued occupancy of buildings or
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structures.
(a) INSPECTED: Lawful occupancy
permitted is to be posted on any building or structure
wherein no apparent structural hazard has been found.
This placard is not intended to mean that there is no
damage to the building or structure.
(b) RESTRICTED USE is to be posted
on each building or structure that has been damaged
wherein the damage has resulted in some form of
restriction to the continued occupancy. The evaluator
who posts this placard will note, in general terms, the type of damage encountered and will clearly and
concisely note the restrictions on continued occupancy. (c) UNSAFE: “Do Not Enter or
Occupy” is to be posted on each building or structure
that has been damaged such that continued occupancy
poses a threat to life safety. Buildings or structures
posted with this placard shall not be entered under any circumstance except as authorized in writing by the
department that posted the building. Safety assessment
teams shall be authorized to enter these buildings at
any time. This placard will note in general terms the
type of damage encountered.
(2) Each placard shall include the ordinance
number, the name of the Department, its address and
phone number and a statement regarding the manner in
which an appeal may be filed.
(3) Once it has been attached to a building
or structure, a placard shall not be removed, altered or covered until done so by an authorized representative
of the Department or upon written notification from
the Department.
(4) Any person removing such placard
without the express written consent of the City
Building Official is guilty of a misdemeanor, which,
upon conviction thereof, is punishable in accordance
with the provisions of § 1.12.010.
(E) Notification.
(1) The Building Official shall, as soon as
practicable but no later than 30 days from the date of
posting, mail a notice to the owner of each building
posted as “Restricted Use or Unsafe.” Such notice
shall be mailed to the owner(s) of record of the
property as ascertained from the latest assessment roll of the County Assessor.
(2) The notice shall include the following
information:
(a) A statement indicating that the
structure has suffered disaster related damage which
constitutes a hazard to its occupants, the public or
adjacent property;
(b) That the building has been posted
with placards in accordance with this section;
(c) The restrictions placed on the use
or occupancy of the building;
(d) A brief description of the damage;
(e) That the damage must be repaired
and the hazards eliminated prior to re-occupancy; and
(f) That an appeal may be filed in
accordance with the procedures contained in this
chapter.
(F) Abatements. If a damaged structure becomes
a public nuisance due to abandonment or the failure to
repair damage which poses a hazard to the occupants,
the public or adjacent property, the Building Official
may initiate abatement proceedings in accordance with
Chapters 8.30 and this chapter.
(Ord. MC-1018, passed 2-4-1998)
§ 15.28.200 SECTION 103 AMENDED.
Section 301 of the Uniform Code for the
Abatement of Dangerous Buildings is amended to read
as follows:
“All buildings or structures which are required to be repaired under the provisions of this code shall be subject to the provisions of the California Building Standards Code promulgated by the California Building Standards Commission in Title 24 of the California Code of Regulations, as adopted and amended by the City of San Bernardino.”
(Ord. MC-1521, passed 9-18-2019)
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§ 15.28.210 SECTION 205 AMENDED.
Section 205 of the Uniform Code for the
Abatement of Dangerous Buildings is amended by
deleting the section.
(Ord. MC-1521, passed 9-18-2019)
§ 15.28.220 SECTION 301 AMENDED.
Section 301 of the Uniform Code for the
Abatement of Dangerous Buildings is amended to read
as follows:
“For the purpose of this code, certain terms, phrases, words, and their derivatives shall be construed as specified in either this chapter or as specified in the International Building Code. Where terms are not defined, they shall have their ordinary accepted meanings within the context with which they are used. Words used in the singular include the plural and plural the singular. Words used in the masculine gender include the feminine and the feminine the masculine.
BUILDING CODE is the California Building Code, as adopted and amended by the City of San Bernardino.
DANGEROUS BUILDING is any building or structure deemed to be dangerous under the provisions of Section 302 of this code.” (Ord. MC-1521, passed 9-18-2019)
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CHAPTER 15.32: RESERVED
(Repealed by Ord. MC-781, passed 4-22-1991)
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CHAPTER 15.34: REMOVAL OR DESTRUCTION OF TREES
Section
15.34.010 Findings
15.34.020 Permit required
15.34.030 Exceptions
15.34.040 Application procedure
15.34.050 Inspection fee
15.34.060 Violation
§ 15.34.010 FINDINGS.
Public safety and welfare and the protection of the
environment requires that certain regulations be
adopted pertaining to the removal of trees within the
city.
(Ord. MC-682, passed 11-9-1989)
§ 15.34.020 PERMIT REQUIRED.
It is unlawful for any person, firm, corporation,
partnership or association, either as owner, agent or
otherwise, to cut down, uproot, destroy and/or remove
more than five trees within any 36-month period from
a development site or parcel of property without first
being issued a permit from the City Development
Services Department.
(Ord. MC-682, passed 11-9-1989; Ord. MC-1027,
passed 9-9-1989)
§ 15.34.030 EXCEPTIONS.
A permit shall not be required when a lawful
order to remove the trees for health and safety
purposes has been issued by a local, state or federal
government agency, nor shall a permit be required if
a removal is to be accomplished by, or under the
auspices of a governmental entity or employee(s)
thereof. Commercial tree farms are also excepted from
this chapter.
(Ord. MC-682, passed 11-9-1989)
§ 15.34.040 APPLICATION PROCEDURE.
(A) The owner of the property, or his or her
agent, shall file a written application with the Planning Official prior to the destruction or removal of the
trees. The Planning Official shall cause an inspection
to be made of the property within ten working days to
determine whether the trees can be removed. If it is
determined that the trees can be removed without
detriment to the environment and welfare of the
community, then the Planning Official shall issue the
permit. Such permit may be issued subject to
reasonable conditions imposed by the Planning
Official.
(B) When an inspection discloses that the
removal of trees would be detrimental to the
environment and harmful to the safety and welfare of
the community, the Planning Official shall deny the
issuance of a permit.
(C) Any person aggrieved by the denial of a
permit by the Planning Official may appeal the
decision to the Mayor and CommonCity Council in
accordance with the provisions of Chapter 2.64.
(Ord. MC-682, passed 11-9-1989)
§ 15.34.050 INSPECTION FEE.
Each application for a permit shall be
accompanied by an inspection fee which shall be
established by resolution of the Mayor and
CommonCity Council.
(Ord. MC-682, passed 11-9-1989)
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§ 15.34.060 VIOLATION.
(A) Any person who violates, or causes violation
of, any provision of this chapter shall be deemed guilty of an infraction or misdemeanor, which, upon
conviction thereof, is punishable in accordance with
the provisions of § 1.12.010.
(B) Any person who violates or causes violation
of any provision of this chapter, in addition to the
above fine, shall pay restitution to the city for
unlawful destruction or removal of the trees in an
amount not to exceed the replacement value of the
trees.
(Ord. MC-682, passed 11-9-1989)
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CHAPTER 15.36: DEMOLITION AND MOVING OF BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES Section
15.36.010 Permit required - application
15.36.020 Reserved
§ 15.36.010 PERMIT REQUIRED -
APPLICATION.
(A) Any person, firm or corporation desiring to
demolish, dismantle or tear down any house, building
or structure within the city or to move the same
outside the city limits shall, before proceeding with
such work, file an application with the Building
Official for permit to do so. The Building Official, if he or she feels that the granting of such permit is not contrary to public health, safety and welfare, and if he or she determines that the applicant has fully complied with and satisfied each and every other applicable
provision of local and state law, shall issue such
permit; provided, however, that, as a condition to the
issuance of such permit, the applicant shall pay to the Building Official a fee in a sum in accordance with the schedule set forth in § 303 of the California Building
Code, which shall be in addition to any other fee
required by law, and shall deposit with him or her a
surety bond in the amount of $1,000 to ensure the
faithful performance by the applicant of the following
conditions under which such permit is granted,
namely: that upon the moving, demolition, dismantling
or tearing down of such house, building or other
structure, the lot, parcel or site shall be cleared of all debris, brick, rock, cement work, foundations, weeds,
brush, dead or uncared for trees and vegetation and be
filled and graded in accordance with the provisions of
Chapter 15.04 in such a manner that storm waters and
other waters will not accumulate thereon so that the
premises are left in a clean and safe condition as
determined by the Director of Community and
Economic Development.Any person, firm or
corporation desiring to demolish, dismantle or tear
down any house, building or structure within the city
or to move the same outside the city limits shall,
before proceeding with such work, file an application
with the Department of Community and Economic
Development for permit to do so. The Superintendent,
if he or she feels that the granting of such permit is not contrary to public health, safety and welfare, and if he or she determines that the applicant has fully complied with and satisfied each and every other applicable
provision of local and state law, shall issue such
permit; provided, however, that as a condition to the
issuance of such permit, the applicant shall pay to the Superintendent a fee in a sum in accordance with the
schedule set forth in § 303 of the California Building
Code, which shall be in addition to any other fee
required by law, and shall deposit with him or her a
surety bond in the amount of $1,000 to ensure the
faithful performance by the applicant of the following
conditions under which such permit is granted,
namely: that upon the moving, demolition, dismantling
or tearing down of such house, building or other
structure, the lot, parcel or site shall be cleared of all debris, brick, rock, cement work, foundations, weeds,
brush, dead or uncared for trees and vegetation and be
filled and graded in accordance with the provisions of
Chapter 15.04 in such a manner that storm waters and
other waters will not accumulate thereon so that the
premises are left in a clean and safe condition as
determined by the Director of Community
Development and Housing Department.
(B) Any permit issued under this section shall be
further conditioned upon completion of the work of
moving or demolition, dismantling, tearing down,
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filling, grading and cleaning of the site within a period of 90 days from the date of its issuance, which period
may be extended by the Chief Building Inspector upon
good cause shown for such additional periods as may
be reasonably required to carry out the purposes of the permit.Any permit issued under this section shall be
further conditioned upon completion of the work of
moving or demolition, dismantling, tearing down,
filling, grading and cleaning of the site within a period of 90 days from the date of its issuance, which period
may be extended by the Building Official upon good
cause shown for such additional periods as may be
reasonably required to carry out the purposes of the
permit.
(C) The permit shall not be issued or approved
unless and until the applicant has furnished satisfactory evidence to the Superintendent:The permit shall not be
issued or approved unless and until the applicant has
furnished satisfactory evidence to the Superintendent:
(1) That he or she has fully complied with
the provisions of § 119(a) of the Uniform Plumbing
Code or other law pertaining to the plugging or
capping of abandoned sewer outlets;That he or she has
fully complied with the provisions of § 119(a) of the
Uniform Plumbing Code or other law pertaining to the
plugging or capping of abandoned sewer outlets;
(2) That he or she has obtained a permit for
such plugging and capping in accordance with § 1.8 of
the Uniform Plumbing Code or other law;That he or
she has obtained a permit for such plugging and
capping in accordance with § 1.8 of the Uniform
Plumbing Code or other law;
(3) That he or she has completed the
plugging and capping thereof in an approved manner
as evidenced by a final inspection; andThat he or she
has completed the plugging and capping thereof in an
approved manner as evidenced by a final inspection;
and
(4) That he or she has cleaned and filled
any abandoned cesspool and has filled and graded the
property as required herein.That he or she has cleaned
and filled any abandoned cesspool and has filled and
graded the property as required herein.
(Ord. 2014, passed 1-19-1954; Ord. 2784, passed
11-29-1966; Ord. 3628, passed 2-24-1977; Ord.
MC-1027, passed 9-9-1998; Ord. MC-1525, passed
1-15-2020; Ord. MC-1643, passed 10-2-2024)
§ 15.36.020 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
(Repealed by Ord. MC-460, passed 5-15-1985)
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CHAPTER 15.37: HISTORIC BUILDING DEMOLITION ORDINANCE
Section
15.37.010 Findings and purpose
15.37.020 Definitions
15.37.030 Demolition prohibited
15.37.040 Dangerous buildings exempted
under exigent circumstances
15.37.045 Evaluation thresholds and review
requirements
15.37.050 Historic resource evaluation
report
15.37.055 Criteria for determination of
historical significance
15.37.060 Review process
15.37.070 Appeals
15.37.080 Penalty
15.37.085 Reserved
15.37.090 Fees
§ 15.37.010 FINDINGS AND PURPOSE.
The Mayor and City Council find and declare the
following.
(A) The city’s general plan, adopted on
November 1, 2005, includes a Historical and
Archaeological Resources Element which provides a
basis for historic preservation in the city.
(B) This chapter is adopted to establish a
procedure for consideration of demolition requests for
historic buildings and structures as defined herein.
(Ord. MC-694, passed 12-18-1989; Ord. MC-850,
passed 9-9-1992; Ord. MC-1306, passed 6-2-2009;
Ord. MC-1482, passed 4-18-2018)
§ 15.37.020 DEFINITIONS.
For the purpose of this chapter, the following
definitions shall apply unless the context clearly
indicates or requires a different meaning.
BUILDING. Any structure having a roof and
walls built and maintained to shelter human activity or property.
DEMOLITION. To destroy any building or
structure so that it is no longer standing or functional.
REPORT. Historic resource evaluation report, a
report that evaluates the historical significance of a
resource based upon established criteria.
RESOURCE. A building or structure as defined
in this chapter.
STRUCTURE.
(1) Any structure having a roof and walls
built and maintained to shelter human activity or
property; or
(2) A work made up of independent and
interrelated parts that performs a primary function
unrelated to human shelter.
SURVEY. Historic Resources Reconnaissance
Survey (Volumes 1 through 5 and Attachments, April
30, 1991 and all subsequent revisions), a citywide
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survey of buildings and structures constructed prior to December 31, 1941, which provides baseline
information regarding the types and locations of
resources, approximate construction dates,
representative architectural styles, construction
materials and contextual historical themes.
THE ARTS AND HISTORICAL
PRESERVATION COMMISSION. A commission
formed by resolution of the Mayor and City Council
whose members are appointed by the Mayor and City
Council.
(Ord. MC-694, passed 12-18-1989; Ord. MC-850,
passed 9-9-1992; Ord. MC-1306, passed 6-2-2009;
Ord. MC-1482, passed 4-18-2018)
§ 15.37.030 DEMOLITION PROHIBITED.
No building or structure 50 years old or older
shall be demolished unless a valid demolition permit
has been issued in accordance with this chapter.
(Ord. MC-694, passed 12-18-1989; Ord. MC-850,
passed 9-9-1992; Ord. MC-1306, passed 6-2-2009;
Ord. MC-1482, passed 4-18-2018)
§ 15.37.040 DANGEROUS BUILDINGS
EXEMPTED UNDER EXIGENT
CIRCUMSTANCES.
The demolition of any building or structure 50
years old or older shall be exempt from the provisions
of this chapter if a determination has been made,
supported by findings of fact, by the hearing officer or the building official, pursuant to Chapter 15.28,
declaring that the building or structure is a dangerous building and constitutes an imminent threat to the
health and safety of the public. In lieu of immediate
demolition of a structure posing an imminent hazard,
feasible mitigation measures should be employed
where practicable in order to preserve the structure
and site until the historical review process is
completed.
(Ord. MC-694, passed 12-18-1989; Ord. MC-850,
passed 9-9-1992; Ord. MC-1306, passed 6-2-2009;
Ord. MC-1482, passed 4-18-2018)
§ 15.37.045 EVALUATION THRESHOLDS
AND REVIEW REQUIREMENTS.
Buildings and structures 50 years old or older
proposed for demolition shall be evaluated to
determine historical significance. The level of review
required shall be determined in accordance with the
following thresholds and requirements which are based
upon the Historic Resources Reconnaissance Survey
(Volumes 1 through 5 and attachments, April 30, 1991
and all subsequent revisions).
(A) A historic resource evaluation report
(“report”) shall be required for any resource identified on a modified State Department of Parks and
Recreation (“DPR”) 523 Form (Volume 3, Appendix
B, Resource List and DPR Forms) or located within an
area identified as being potentially eligible for Historic District designation and listed as a contributing
resource (Volume 3, Appendix C, Historic Districts
and Overlay Zones, Items 1 through 4).
(B) A historic resource evaluation report may be
required for any resource listed on the tabular list and located within the boundaries of an area identified in
the survey as being potentially eligible for Historic
Overlay Zone designation (Volume 3, Appendix C,
Historic Districts and Overlay Zones, Items 5 through
13). Using the criteria established in § 15.37.055, the Director of Community Development and Housing
shall evaluate demolition proposals for these resources to determine the requirement for a report.
(C) Demolition permit applications for buildings
and structures which are listed only on the tabular list or not included in the survey shall not require a report unless the Director of Community Development and
Housing determines that a report is required based
upon new historical or cultural information not
contained in the survey. When required, historic
resource evaluation reports shall be prepared in
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accordance with § 15.37.050.
(Ord. MC-694, passed 12-18-1989; Ord. MC-850,
passed 9-9-1992; Ord. MC-1306, passed 6-2-2009;
Ord. MC-1482, passed 4-18-2018; Ord. MC-1625,
passed 2-21-2024)
§ 15.37.050 HISTORIC RESOURCE
EVALUATION REPORT.
(A) A historic resource evaluation report
required as a submittal for a demolition permit
application shall contain the following elements:
(1) Purpose and scope;
(2) Methods of evaluation: field and
archival;
(3) Location and setting;
(4) Architectural description of the
resource;
(5) Historical background;
(6) Discussion of eligibility for NR listing;
(7) Statement of significance;
(8) Conclusions;
(9) Recommendations (may include
proposed mitigation); and
(10) Archival documentation (appendices).
(B) The statement of significance element
(division (A)(7) above) shall be made using the criteria listed in § 15.37.055 and shall include a discussion of the related historical contextual themes.
(C) The archival documentation (division (A)(10)
above) of the resource shall include a completed DPR
523 Form and archival quality photo documentation.
This information shall be included as an appendix to
the report.
(D) Preparation and submittal of the report shall
be the responsibility of the applicant. All reports shall be prepared by consultants who meet the professional
qualification standards for the field of historic
preservation, as described in the Federal Register.
(Ord. MC-694, passed 12-18-1989; Ord. MC-850,
passed 9-9-1992; Ord. MC-1027, passed 9-9-1998;
Ord. MC-1306, passed 6-2-2009; Ord. MC-1482,
passed 4-18-2018)
§ 15.37.055 CRITERIA FOR
DETERMINATION OF HISTORICAL
SIGNIFICANCE.
The criteria for determination of historical
significance include the following:
(A) The building or structure has character,
interest or value as a part of the heritage of the city; (B) The location of the building or structure is
the site of a significant historic event;
(C) The building or structure is identified with a
person(s) or group(s) who significantly contributed to
the culture and development of the city;
(D) The building or structure exemplifies a
particular architectural style or way of life important to the city;
(E) The building or structure exemplifies the best
remaining architectural type in a neighborhood;
(F) The building or structure is identified as the
work of a person whose work has influenced the
heritage of the city, the state or the United States;
(G) The building or structure reflects outstanding
attention to architectural design, detail, materials or craftsmanship;
(H) The building or structure is related to
landmarks or historic districts and its preservation is essential to the integrity of the landmark or historic
district;
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an established and familiar feature of a neighborhood;
or
(J) The building, structure or site has the
potential to yield historical or archaeological
information.
(Ord. MC-694, passed 12-18-1989; Ord. MC-850,
passed 9-9-1992; Ord. MC-1306, passed 6-2-2009;
Ord. MC-1482, passed 4-18-2018)
§ 15.37.060 REVIEW PROCESS.
(A) Director review. The Director of Community
Development and Housing shall determine whether to
issue a demolition permit for an application which
does not require a report in accordance with evaluation thresholds in division (B) and (C) below and the
requirements specified in § 15.37.045.
(B) The Development and Environmental Review
Committee (“DERC”) review.
(1) An initial study (pursuant to the
California Environmental Quality Act) shall be
prepared for a demolition permit application when a
historical resource evaluation report is required in
accordance with § 15.37.045(A) through (C).
(2) The report may be included as an
attachment to the initial study or referenced in the
initial study. The initial study shall be reviewed by the DERC for an environmental determination in
compliance with the provisions of the California
Environmental Quality Act and applicable city
requirements. Following the DERC review, the
application and the environmental determination shall
be reviewed by the Arts and Historical Preservation
Commission.
(C) Arts and Historical Preservation Commission
review. The Arts and Historical Preservation
Commission shall receive notification of demolition
permit applications for which a historic resource
evaluation report is prepared for their review and
make recommendations to the Planning Commission
regarding the historic significance of resources and the approval or denial of applications.
(D) Planning Commission review.
(1) A demolition permit application for
which a historic resource evaluation report and initial study are prepared shall be scheduled for review by
the Planning Commission within 45 days of the
DERC’s environmental determination. The Planning
Commission shall review demolition permit
applications to determine the historical significance of the resource based upon the criteria set forth in
§ 15.37.055. The Planning Commission may also
consider the National Register criteria for evaluation. (2) Based upon the information provided,
the Planning Commission shall take action on the
environmental determination and approve or deny the
issuance of the demolition permit. The Planning
Commission’s review must be completed within 30
days of the first public hearing before the Planning
Commission or the application shall be forwarded to
the Mayor and City Council.
(3) When a demolition permit application is
denied because of a determination of historical
significance, the Planning Commission shall forward
that recommendation to the Mayor and City Council.
(4) If the Planning Commission approves
the demolition permit application, the demolition
permit shall be issued in accordance with the Planning
Commission action and following compliance with the
provisions of this chapter and all other city
requirements.
(E) Effective date of permit. Demolition permits
shall become effective 16 days following the final date of action (i.e., approval) by the Director or the
Planning Commission, unless an appeal has been filed
pursuant to § 15.37.070, which shall stay the issuance
of the demolition permit until after the appeal is
decided.
(Ord. MC-694, passed 12-18-1989; Ord. MC-850,
passed 9-9-1992; Ord. MC-1306, passed 6-2-2009;
Ord. MC-1482, passed 4-18-2018; Ord. MC-1625,
passed 2-21-2024)
Statutory reference:
California Environmental Quality Act, see Cal.
Public Resources Code, §§ 21000 et seq.
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§ 15.37.070 APPEALS.
(A) Any person may appeal the decisions of the
Director of Community Development and Housing
pursuant to this chapter to the Planning Commission.
Decisions of the Planning Commission pursuant to this
chapter may be appealed to the Mayor and City
Council.
(B) An appeal must be submitted in writing with
the required appeal fee (if applicable) to the
Department of Community Development and Housing
within 15 days following the final date of the action
for which an appeal is made. The written appeal shall
include the reason(s) why the historic resource
evaluation report should or should not be required; or
why the demolition permit application should be
granted, denied or exempt from the provisions of this
chapter.
(Ord. MC-694, passed 12-18-1989; Ord. MC-850,
passed 9-9-1992; Ord. MC-1027, passed 9-9-1998;
Ord. MC-1306, passed 6-2-2009; Ord. MC-1482,
passed 4-18-2018; Ord. MC-1625, passed 2-21-2024)
§ 15.37.080 PENALTY.
Any person, firm or corporation, whether as
principal, agent, employee or otherwise, violating or
causing the violation of any of the provisions of this
chapter is guilty of a misdemeanor, which, upon
conviction thereof, is punishable in accordance with
the provisions of §§ 1.12.010 and 1.12.020 in addition
to any other civil or administrative remedies.
(Ord. MC-694, passed 12-18-1989; Ord. MC-850,
passed 9-9-1992; Ord. MC-1306, passed 6-2-2009;
Ord. MC-1482, passed 4-18-2018)
§ 15.37.085 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
(Deleted by Ord. MC-1482, passed 4-18-2018)
§ 15.37.090 FEES.
Upon submittal of a demolition permit application
to the Department of Community Development and
Housing, the applicant shall pay all applicable
Planning Division fees in the amounts as adopted by
resolution of the Mayor and City Council for an initial study and for the Planning Commission review. The
applicant shall pay all required Building Inspection
Division fees in the amounts as adopted by resolution
of the Mayor and City Council prior to issuance of a
demolition permit. The applicant shall also pay all fees required by other governmental agencies prior to
issuance of a demolition permit.
(Ord. MC-694, passed 12-18-1989; Ord. MC-850,
passed 9-9-1992; Ord. MC-1306, passed 6-2-2009;
Ord. MC-1482, passed 4-18-2018; Ord. MC-1625,
passed 2-21-2024)
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CHAPTER 15.38: RESERVED
(Repealed by Ord. MC-880, passed 6-23-1993)
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(Repealed by Ord. MC-880, passed 6-23-1993)
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(Repealed by Ord. MC-880, passed 6-23-1993)
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CHAPTER 15.48: SWIMMING POOLS
Section
15.48.010 Public policy
15.48.020 Person defined
15.48.030 Fence required
15.48.040 Gates and doors - specifications
15.48.050 Distance between inside of pool
and rear lot line
15.48.060 Reserved
15.48.070 Soils engineering reports
15.48.080 Exemptions
15.48.090 Reserved
15.48.100 Existing pools
15.48.110 Reserved
§ 15.48.010 PUBLIC POLICY.
It is found, declared and determined that private
swimming pools shall be fenced as a precautionary
measure to prevent severe hazard to the health, safety
and welfare of the inhabitants of the city, particularly children.
(Ord. 2431, passed 4-2-1962)
§ 15.48.020 PERSON DEFINED.
For the purpose of this chapter, PERSON shall
include, but not be limited to, any individual, firm,
association, partnership, trust, corporation, political subdivision within the city or other form of
organization whether operating for profit or otherwise. (Ord. 2431, passed 4-2-1962)
§ 15.48.030 FENCE REQUIRED.
Each person in possession of land within the city,
as owner, purchaser under contract, lessee, tenant,
licensee or otherwise, upon which is situated a
swimming pool or other out-of-doors body of water or
structure designed, constructed or used, or capable of
being used, for swimming or bathing, having a depth
in excess of 18 inches, shall maintain on the premises, completely surrounding the pool or body of water, a
fence or wall not less than four feet in height. There
shall be no openings, holes or gaps in the fence or wall larger than four inches square, except that if a picket fence or other fence constructed of vertical members
is maintained, the open space between the pickets or
vertical members shall not exceed four inches
horizontally and shall be not less than 36 inches
vertically. Openings, holes or gaps shall not be
constructed or maintained in a horizontal series
constituting steps or other means of access. A dwelling house or accessory building may be used as part of the
required fence or wall.
(Ord. 2431, passed 4-2-1962; Ord. 3031, passed
12-9-1969; Ord. 3971, passed 9-24-1980)
§ 15.48.040 GATES AND DOORS -
SPECIFICATIONS.
All gates or doors opening through the required
enclosure shall be not less than four feet high. Gates or doors shall be equipped with a self-closing and
self-latching device located within three inches of the required height of fence or wall. Closing and latching
devices shall be designed to keep and capable of
keeping the door or gate securely closed at all times
when not in actual use. No gate or door across a
driveway providing access to any required parking
area may open into the area between a fence or wall
and the pool or body of water.All gates or doors
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opening through the required enclosure shall be not
less than four feet high. Gates or doors shall be
equipped with a self-closing and self-latching device
located within three inches of the required height of
fence or wall. Closing and latching devices shall be
designed to be self-closing and capable of keeping the
door or gate securely closed at all times when not in
actual use. These requirements are to include
pedestrian doors with direct access to the rear yard
from the garage. No gate or door across a driveway
providing access to any required parking area may
open into the area between a fence or wall and the
pool or body of water.
(Ord. 2431, passed 4-2-1962; Ord. 3971, passed
9-24-1980; Ord. MC-1525, passed 1-15-2020; Ord.
MC-1643, passed 10-2-2024)
§ 15.48.050 DISTANCE BETWEEN INSIDE OF
POOL AND REAR LOT LINE.
Any swimming pool constructed after the
effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter shall be constructed so that there shall be at least five feet between the inside or poolside face of the
swimming pool and side or rear lot line. No
mechanical equipment shall be placed nearer than five
feet to any side lot line.
(Ord. 2431, passed 4-2-1962; Ord. 3031, passed
12-9-1969)
§ 15.48.060 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
(Ord. 2431, passed 4-2-1962; Ord. 3031, passed
12-9-1969; Ord. MC-1525, passed 1-15-2020; Ord.
MC-1643, passed 10-2-2024)
§ 15.48.070 SOILS ENGINEERING REPORTS.
(A) Prior to issuance of a swimming pool permit,
the Building Official may require that the swimming
pool plans shall be reviewed by an approved soils
engineer. All reports shall be subject to approval by
the Building Official, and supplemental reports and
data may be required as he or she may deem
necessary. Recommendations included in the report
and approved by the Building Official shall be
incorporated in the swimming pool plans by the
permittee.
(B) Swimming pools constructed of materials
that are subject to failure by deterioration, tears or rips shall not be so located so that a failure would possibly endanger any private property or result in the
deposition of debris on any public way.
(Ord. 2431, passed 4-2-1962; Ord. 3031, passed
12-9-1969)
§ 15.48.080 EXEMPTIONS.
All swimming pools which are completely
contained within the walls of a building shall be
exempt from the provisions of the fencing
requirements.
(Ord. 2431, passed 4-2-1962; Ord. 3474, passed
1-22-1975)
§ 15.48.090 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
(Ord. 2431, passed 4-2-1962; Ord. MC-1027, passed
9-9-1998; Ord. MC-1525, passed 1-15-2020; Ord.
MC-1643, passed 10-2-2024)
§ 15.48.100 EXISTING POOLS.
Swimming pools in existence on the effective date
of the ordinance codified in this chapter shall be
fenced in accordance with the requirements of this
chapter on or before July 1, 1962.
(Ord. 2431, passed 4-2-1962)
§ 15.48.110 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
(Repealed by Ord. MC-460, passed 5-15-1985)
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CHAPTER 15.55: CITY ASSUMPTION OF CODE ENFORCEMENT IN MOBILE HOME PARKS (Repealed by Ord. MC-1379, passed 10-15-2012)
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CHAPTER 15.56: RESERVED
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CHAPTER 15.57: CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT CONSTRUCTION TAX
Section
15.57.010 Purpose
15.57.020 Definitions
15.57.030 Cultural development
construction tax imposed
15.57.040 Time of payment
15.57.050 Tax - place of payment
15.57.060 Disposition of cultural
development construction taxes
15.57.070 Severability
§ 15.57.010 PURPOSE.
The purpose of this chapter is to provide for the
payment of a tax applicable to new construction or
reconstruction of commercial structures to provide
funds for the promotion of fine art culture and other
cultural enhancements as the Mayor and City Council
may direct. Enhancement of the cultural development
is deemed to be a public benefit to all citizens of the community.
(Ord. MC-542, passed 9-11-1986; Ord. MC-650,
passed 1-19-1989; Ord. MC-1451, passed 12-20-2017)
§ 15.57.020 DEFINITIONS.
For the purpose of this chapter, the following
definitions shall apply unless the context clearly
indicates or requires a different meaning.
COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE. Any building or
structure all or part of which contains a commercial or industrial use permitted by this code; provided,
however, COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE shall not
include any building or structure constructed or
reconstructed for the elderly and handicapped,
pursuant to this Title 15, or pursuant to Title 25 or 26 of the Cal. Code of Regulations.Any building or
structure all or part of which contains a commercial or industrial use permitted by this code; provided,
however, COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE shall not
include any building or structure constructed or
reconstructed for the elderly and handicapped,
pursuant to this Title 15, or pursuant to Title 25 or 26 of the Cal. Code of Regulations.
CONSTRUCTION COST. The total value of all
construction or reconstruction work on a commercial
structure as determined by the Director of Community
Development and Housing, pursuant to § 15.04.080,
in issuing a building permit for such construction or
reconstruction.The total value of all construction or
reconstruction work on a commercial structure as
determined by the Director of Community
Development, pursuant to § 15.04.080, in issuing a
building permit for such construction or
reconstruction.
NEW CONSTRUCTION. All new commercial
construction.All new commercial construction.
RECONSTRUCTION. Additions, alterations,
repairs or remodels made to an existing commercial
structure. RECONSTRUCTION is required to
conform to the requirements for new buildings
pursuant to the California Building Code and this Title 15 of this code. RECONSTRUCTION necessitated by
natural disaster or accidental damage shall not be
subject to this chapter; provided, however, that
damage in the normal course of business shall be
included.Additions, alterations, repairs or remodels
made to an existing commercial structure.
RECONSTRUCTION is required to conform to the
requirements for new buildings, pursuant to the
California Building Code and this Title 15.
RECONSTRUCTION necessitated by natural disaster
or accidental damage shall not be subject to this
chapter; provided, however, that damage in the normal
course of business shall be included.
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(Ord. MC-542, passed 9-11-1986; Ord. MC-650,
passed 1-19-1989; Ord. MC-768, passed 3-12-1991;
Ord. MC-1027, passed 9-9-1998; Ord. MC-1451,
passed 12-20-2017; Ord. MC-1525, passed 1-15-2020;
Ord. MC-1625, passed 2-21-2024; Ord. MC-1643,
passed 10-2-2024)
§ 15.57.030 CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
CONSTRUCTION TAX IMPOSED.
(A) A cultural development construction tax is
imposed on the privilege of new construction or
reconstruction, as defined in § 15.57.020. Such tax
shall be equal to 0.5% of the construction cost.A
cultural development construction tax is imposed on
the privilege of new construction or reconstruction, as defined in § 15.57.020. Such a tax shall be equal to
0.5% of the construction cost.
(B) Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions,
the tax shall not be imposed and charged for any
permit for which an application together with two sets
of complete plans and specifications as required by
§§ 301 and 302 of the California Building Code are
filed and approved with the city prior to September 8,
1986; provided that the applicant has paid all plan
check fees prior to that date.Notwithstanding the
foregoing provisions, the tax shall not be imposed and
charged for any permit for which an application
together with two sets of complete plans and
specifications as required by §§ 301 and 302 of the
California Building Code are filed and approved with
the city prior to September 8, 1986; provided that the
applicant has paid all plan check fees prior to that
date.
(C) No cultural development construction tax
shall be charged for the first reconstruction of any
commercial structure up to its previously existing
square footage, if the previously existing commercial
structure was voluntarily demolished by the property
owner after code enforcement has issued a notice of
violation/abatement.No cultural development
construction tax shall be charged for the first
reconstruction of any commercial structure up to its
previously existing square footage, if the previously
existing commercial structure was voluntarily
demolished by the property owner after code
enforcement has issued a notice of
violation/abatement.
(Ord. MC-542, passed 9-11-1986; Ord. MC-650,
passed 1-19-1989; Ord. MC-768, passed 3-12-1991;
Ord. MC-1175, passed 7-22-2004; Ord. MC-1451,
passed 12-20-2017; Ord. MC-1525, passed 1-15-2020;
Ord. MC-1643, passed 10-2-2024)
§ 15.57.040 TIME OF PAYMENT.
The cultural development construction tax
required in § 15.57.030 to be paid shall be due and
payable upon issuance by the city of a building permit
for the new construction or reconstruction of any
commercial structure; provided, however, that there
shall be a refund of such tax in the event that the
building permit expires, within the meaning of
§ 302(d) of the latest edition of the California Building Code adopted in the city, within 30 days after the date of such expiration, upon written application for such
refund by the person who paid such tax setting forth in full the facts showing that such permit has expired.
The full amount due under this chapter shall constitute a debt to the city. An action for the collection thereof may be commenced in the name of the city in any
court having jurisdiction of the cause.The cultural
development construction tax required in § 15.57.030
to be paid shall be due and payable upon issuance by
the city of a building permit for the new construction
or reconstruction of any commercial structure;
provided, however, that there shall be a refund of such tax in the event that the building permit expires, within the meaning of § 302(d) of the latest edition of the
California Building Code adopted in the city, within
30 days after the date of such expiration, upon written application for such refund by the person who paid
such tax setting forth in full the facts showing that
such permit has expired. The full amount due under
this chapter shall constitute a debt to the city. An
action for the collection thereof may be commenced in
the name of the city in any court having jurisdiction of the cause.
(Ord. MC-542, passed 9-11-1986; Ord. MC-650,
passed 1-19-1989; Ord. MC-1451, passed 12-20-2017;
Ord. MC-1525, passed 1-15-2020; Ord. MC-1643,
passed 10-2-2024)
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§ 15.57.050 TAX - PLACE OF PAYMENT.
The tax shall be paid to the Building Official of
the city, or his or her authorized agent, in the City
Department of Community Development and Housing.
(Ord. MC-542, passed 9-11-1986; Ord. MC-650,
passed 1-19-1989; Ord. MC-1027, passed 9-9-1998;
Ord. MC-1451, passed 12-20-2017; Ord. MC-1625,
passed 2-21-2024)
§ 15.57.060 DISPOSITION OF CULTURAL
DEVELOPMENT CONSTRUCTION TAXES.
The funds derived from this tax shall be placed in
the General Fund with identification as to the source,
so that the Mayor and City Council may consider
appropriate expenditures in its annual budget for
allocation to cultural development activities in the city or such other uses as the Mayor and City Council may
direct. The use of the funds shall be reviewed annually by the Mayor and City Council.
(Ord. MC-542, passed 9-11-1986; Ord. MC-650,
passed 1-19-1989; Ord. MC-1451, passed 12-20-2017)
§ 15.57.070 SEVERABILITY.
If any section, division, sentence, clause, phrase
or portion of this chapter is held invalid or
unconstitutional by any court of competent
jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate,
distinct and independent provision, and such holding
shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of the chapter.
(Ord. MC-542, passed 9-11-1986; Ord. MC-650,
passed 1-19-1989; Ord. MC-1451, passed 12-20-2017)
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(Repealed by Ord. MC-880, passed 6-23-1993)
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CHAPTER 15.64: RESERVED
(Repealed by Ord. MC-84, passed 7-21-1981)
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CHAPTER 15.68: WASHERS, DRYERS, EXTRACTORS AND COMPRESSORS Section
15.68.010 Purpose
15.68.020 Permit for installation - fee
15.68.030 Operation prohibited when
excessive ground vibration occurs
15.68.040 Distance of commercial laundry
compressor from other buildings
15.68.050 Requirements in addition to
building code and other laws
15.68.060 Reserved
§ 15.68.010 PURPOSE.
The purpose of this chapter is to regulate the
installation, operation and maintenance of equipment
or machinery, including, but not limited to, washers,
dryers, extractors and washer extractors of 55-pound
capacity or larger, and compressors.
(Ord. 3064, passed 4-7-1970)
§ 15.68.020 PERMIT FOR INSTALLATION -
FEE.
(A) No person, firm or corporation shall install
any equipment or machinery without first obtaining a
permit from the Department of Development Services.
The fee for such permit shall be $10. Such fee shall be in addition and supplemental to any other fee charged
for the installation of such equipment or machinery.
(B) A design drawing and calculations shall be
submitted with the application for a permit showing all information pertaining to the equipment or machinery
which is necessary for a determination of foundation
requirements in order that it may operate efficiently,
safely and with a minimum of vibration. A
requirement of installation based on the design shall be that the ground vibration inherently and recurrently
generated does not cause a displacement of the earth
greater than 0.033 of one inch as measured at any
point radially in any plane from the foundation, as
determined by the City Engineer.
(Ord. 3064, passed 4-7-1970; Ord. MC-1027, passed
9-9-1998)
§ 15.68.030 OPERATION PROHIBITED WHEN
EXCESSIVE GROUND VIBRATION OCCURS.
(A) No person shall operate any of the above
equipment or machinery which, due to faulty
installation, maintenance or operation, causes a ground vibration in excess of that described in § 15.68.020.
If, in the opinion of the City Engineer, equipment or
machinery presently in operation does cause such
excessive vibration, the Superintendent of the
Development Services Department may require the
operator to submit all the information required for an
original installation of such equipment or machinery.
(B) If such information shows to the satisfaction
of the City Engineer that the existing installation of
such equipment or machinery does not meet the
required standards, changes and modifications of
installation, it shall be required to obtain compliance with the standards before the operation of the
equipment or machinery may be continued.
(Ord. 3064, passed 4-7-1970; Ord. MC-1027, passed
9-9-1998)
§ 15.68.040 DISTANCE OF COMMERCIAL
LAUNDRY COMPRESSOR FROM OTHER
BUILDINGS.
Any commercial laundry compressor maintained
outside of the commercial building on the premises
shall be at least 75 feet from any other building
occupied as a residential dwelling unless provision is
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made to completely enclose the compressor in
accordance with the minimum standards set forth in a
drawing marked “commercial laundry compressor” on
file in the Department of Development Services, City
Hall, San Bernardino, California.
(Ord. 3064, passed 4-7-1970; Ord. MC-1027, passed
9-9-1998)
§ 15.68.050 REQUIREMENTS IN ADDITION
TO BUILDING CODE AND OTHER LAWS.
The requirements of this chapter are in addition
and supplemental to any other requirements set forth
in the California Building Code or other laws.The
requirements of this chapter are in addition and
supplemental to any other requirements set forth in the California Building Code or other laws.
(Ord. 3064, passed 4-7-1970; Ord. MC-1525, passed
1-15-2020; Ord. MC-1643, passed 10-2-2024)
§ 15.68.060 RESERVED.
[Reserved]
(Repealed by Ord. MC-460, passed 5-15-1985)
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CHAPTER 15.73: VERDEMONT AREA - INFRASTRUCTURE FEE
Section
15.73.010 Findings and determination
15.73.020 Rules of construction
15.73.030 Definitions
15.73.040 Persons subject to infrastructure
fee
15.73.050 Infrastructure fee
15.73.060 Time of payment
15.73.065 Deferral
15.73.070 Establishment of Infrastructure
Fee Fund
15.73.080 Use of funds
15.73.090 Refunds
15.73.100 Penalties
15.73.110 Severability
15.73.120 Other fees
§ 15.73.010 FINDINGS AND DETERMINATION.
The Mayor and CommonCity Council find and
determine as follows.
(A) The city must provide for the acquisition,
construction and installation of certain right-of-way
and related infrastructure improvements (as hereinafter defined and as hereinafter referred to as the
“right-of-way improvements”) and certain other public
improvements (as hereinafter described and as
hereinafter referred to as the “public improvements”)
within the Verdemont Area of the city in order to
maintain current levels of service if new development
is to be accommodated without decreasing current
levels of service and in order to ensure that the
infrastructure system is in conformity with the
requirements of the city’s general plan.
(B) It is in the interests of the present landowners
within the Verdemont Area and the residents, both
within the Verdemont Area and within the city
generally, that the city causes the acquisition,
construction and installation of the right-of-way
improvements and the public improvements within the
Verdemont Area.
(C) The imposition of infrastructure development
fees (the “infrastructure fees”) is one of the preferred methods of ensuring that development in the
Verdemont Area bares a proportionate share of the
cost of capital facilities necessary to accommodate
such development in order to effectively provide the
quality and extent of infrastructure required within the Verdemont Area.
(D) Development within the Verdemont Area
will:
(1) Generate increased traffic volumes
necessitating the acquisition, construction and
installation of the right of-way improvements; and
(2) Create a need for the acquisition,
construction and installation of the public
improvements.
(E) Revenues generated from the levy of the
infrastructure fees will be used to facilitate the
acquisition, construction and installation of the
right-of-way improvements and the public
improvements which in turn will allow for the future
development of property within the Verdemont Area
by providing additional traffic flow capacity and other public improvements;
(F) The infrastructure fees established by
§ 15.73.050 shall be calculated pursuant to a
resolution duly adopted by the Mayor and
CommonCity Council simultaneously herewith (the
“resolution”). The infrastructure fees established by
this chapter and as calculated pursuant to the
resolution are derived from, and based upon, and do
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not exceed the costs of undertaking the acquisition,
construction and installation of the right-of-way
improvements.
(G) It is anticipated that certain excess revenues
may be generated through the levy of the infrastructure fees for the acquisition, construction and installation of the right-of-way improvements, and to the extent such
revenues are generated, such revenues as are in excess
of the amount required for the acquisition,
construction and installation of the right-of-way
improvements shall be used for the purposes of
funding the acquisition, construction and installation of the public improvements, as defined in § 15.73.030;
provided, however, that if such excess revenues are
not generated, then the infrastructure fees established by § 15.73.050 and calculated pursuant to the
resolution will be increased in accordance with the
terms of the resolution or any subsequent resolution
adopted by the Mayor and the CommonCity Council
of the city in order to cause the funding of the
acquisition, construction and installation of the public improvements.
(H) That certain engineers report entitled
“Engineers Report - Right-of-Way Improvements -
Verdemont Area” (the “engineers report”) sets forth
the scope and extent of the right-of-way improvements
and the public improvements required in the
Verdemont Area and sets forth a reasonable
methodology and analysis for the determination of the
impact of development on the need for, and costs of,
acquisition, construction and installation of the
right-of-way improvements and the public
improvements in the Verdemont Area.
(I) This chapter shall apply only to that area of
the city known as the Verdemont Area and is intended
to assist in the continued development of the
Verdemont Area.
(J) The purpose of this chapter is to regulate the
use and development of land so as to assure that new
development bears a proportionate share of the cost of
capital expenditures necessary to provide right-of-way
improvements and public improvements within or for
the benefit of the Verdemont Area.
(K) The city has the authority to enact this
chapter pursuant to the Cal. Gov’t Code, §§ 66000 et
seq. and the City Charter, §§ 40(z) and 40(aa).
(Ord. MC-707, passed 3-19-1990)
§ 15.73.020 RULES OF CONSTRUCTION.
(A) The provisions of this chapter shall be
liberally construed so as to effectively carry out its
purpose in the interest of the public health, safety and welfare.
(B) For the purposes of administration and
enforcement of this chapter, unless otherwise stated in this chapter, the following rules of construction shall apply to the text of this chapter.
(1) In the case of any difference of meaning
or implication between the text of this chapter and any caption, illustration or summary table, the text shall
control.
(2) The word “shall” is always mandatory
and not discretionary; the word “may” is permissive.
(3) Words used in the present tense shall
include the future tense; and words used in the
singular number shall include the plural, and the plural the singular unless the context clearly indicates to the contrary.
(4) The word “person” includes an
individual, a corporation, a partnership, an
unincorporated association or any other similar entity. (5) The word “includes” shall not limit the
term to the specific example but is intended to extend
its meaning to all other instances or circumstances of
like kind or character.
(Ord. MC-707, passed 3-19-1990)
§ 15.73.030 DEFINITIONS.
For the purpose of this chapter, the following
definitions shall apply unless the context clearly
indicates or requires a different meaning.
DEVELOPMENT. Every project for which
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either:
(1) A building permit is required, except
that it shall not include those projects increasing either the size or value of a single-family residence by 25%
or less; or
(2) A permit is required in connection with
the installation of a mobile home.
ENGINEER’S REPORT. The certain engineer’s
report prepared for the Verdemont Area, dated
January 3, 1990.
EQUIVALENT DWELLING UNIT. Refers to a
numerical value designation for residentially zoned
property whereby one EQUIVALENT DWELLING
UNIT is equivalent to a residential unit whether such
residential unit is a single-family attached or detached unit, or multi-family unit within a multi-family
structure, or a mobile home. For land uses other than
residential uses, the EQUIVALENT DWELLING
UNIT shall equal the density of residential units that
could be built per acre as determined by the zoning of
the immediately adjacent or, if not immediately
adjacent, the most proximate residentially zoned
property.
FEE PAYER. A person commencing a land
development activity which generates traffic,
necessitates the construction of additional publicly
owned facilities or improvements and which requires
the issuance of a building permit or a permit for the
installation of a mobile home.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. The acquisition,
construction and installation of drainage facilities, park facilities, fire station facilities and landscaping, all as more fully described in the engineer’s report.
RIGHT-OF-WAY IMPROVEMENTS. The
acquisition, construction and installation of full width streets, including full-width paving, curbs and gutters, sidewalks, street lights, sewer mains, storm drains,
catch basins and water mains in the following locations and all as more fully described in the engineer’s
report.
Belmont Avenue
Olive to Palm (portions)
Palm to just past Little League Drive
Pine to Olive (limited portions)
Irvington
Olive to Magnolia
Pine to Olive (portions)
Little League Drive
Irvington to Verdemont
Magnolia Avenue
Verdemont Avenue to Little League Drive
Meyers Road
Little League Drive to New Section
New Section to Cable Canyon
Ohio Avenue
Cable Canyon Road
Frontage Road
Little League Drive to
Meyers Road to Frontage Road (new roadway)
Palm Avenue
Palm to city limits (Devore)
Palm to Pine (portions)
Palm to west of Little League Drive
Pine to Palm (portions)
Verdemont Avenue
Olive Avenue
Belmont to Irvington
Ohio to Belmont (portions)
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Verdemont Avenue to Ohio
Portions of Palm Avenue
Between Kendall Drive and Verdemont Avenue, which
portions are immediately adjacent to undeveloped
projects
Walnut Avenue
Belmont to Ohio (portions)
Irvington to Belmont
VERDEMONT AREA. The area of the City of
San Bernardino, delineated by the Verdemont Area
Plan, adopted by the Mayor and CommonCity Council
on November 17, 1986, excepting therefrom that area
southwesterly of Kendall Drive, from the southerly
boundary of the Verdemont Area Plan to Palm Avenue
and portions north of Kendall Drive and southeasterly
of Pine as shown in the engineer’s report, and
southwesterly of Route I-215 Freeway, from Palm
Avenue to the northerly boundary of the Verdemont
Area plan and as more fully described in the
engineer’s report.
(Ord. MC-707, passed 3-19-1990)
§ 15.73.040 PERSONS SUBJECT TO
INFRASTRUCTURE FEE.
Any person who seeks to develop land within the
Verdemont Area by applying for a building permit, an
extension of a building permit, a permit for a mobile
home installation or an extension of a permit for
mobile home installation to make improvements to
land which will generate additional traffic or increase the need for public facilities is required to pay an
infrastructure fee in the manner set forth in this
chapter.
(Ord. MC-707, passed 3-19-1990)
§ 15.73.050 INFRASTRUCTURE FEE.
(A) The infrastructure fee for any given parcel of
property shall be determined by ascertaining the land
use category of the parcel and multiplying the amount
of the infrastructure fee by the number of equivalent
dwelling units allocated to such land use category. The initial amount of the infrastructure fee shall be set by the resolution, and may be subject to increase pursuant to the terms of any subsequent resolutions to be
adopted by the Mayor and CommonCity Council,
which resolutions shall provide for increases to the
infrastructure fee in order to cover any administrative and carrying costs incurred in connection with the
issuance of bonds required in order to finance the
acquisition, construction and installation of all or any portion of the right-of-way improvements and/or the
public improvements.
(B) It is anticipated that there may be certain
excess revenues generated in connection with the levy
of the infrastructure fee in the initial dollar amounts and to the extent any such excess revenues do exist,
said excess revenues will be applied to fund the costs
of the acquisition, construction and installation of the public improvements. To the extent said excess
revenues do not exist, the infrastructure fee in the
dollar amount, as initially established, may be subject to additional increases by subsequent resolutions of the Mayor and CommonCity Council in order to cause the
funding of the acquisition, construction and installation of the public improvements.
(C) The above-referenced subsequent resolutions
and the dollar amount of the infrastructure fee initially established pursuant to this chapter and the resolution shall be reviewed and amended at least annually, or
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more often as may be necessary under the
circumstances to reflect any increases in costs.
(1) For applications for an extension of a
building permit or an extension of a permit for mobile
home installation, the amount of the fee is the
difference between the fee then applicable and any
amounts previously paid in connection with the
application for the initial permit.
(2) In the case of change of use,
rehabilitation, expansion or modification of an existing use which requires the issuance of a building permit or permit for mobile home installation, the infrastructure fee shall be based upon the net positive increase in the demands placed upon the right-of-way improvements
and the public improvements by the new or expanded
use compared to the previous use or level of use.
(Ord. MC-707, passed 3-19-1990)
§ 15.73.060 TIME OF PAYMENT.
(A) (1) Except as may otherwise be provided in
division (B) below, each applicant for a commercial or
industrial building permit shall pay to the city the then applicable infrastructure fee, as initially established pursuant to this chapter and adjusted pursuant to any
subsequent resolutions of the city as more fully
described in § 15.73.050, upon the submission to the
city of an application for a commercial or industrial
building permit, which application is complete and in
a form acceptable to the city. Each applicant for a
residential building permit who submits an application, which application is complete and in the form
acceptable to the city, shall pay to the city the then
applicable infrastructure fee, as initially established pursuant to this chapter and adjusted pursuant to any
subsequent resolutions of the city as more fully
described in § 15.73.050, for all residential units
subject to a building permit upon the earlier of the
following dates:
(a) Upon the date of final inspection of
the first dwelling unit completed in the residential
development to which the building permit is
applicable; or
(b) Upon the date a certificate of
occupancy is issued for the first dwelling unit
completed in the residential development to which the
building permit is applicable.
(2) In the event the city accepts any
payment of infrastructure fees in connection with the
submission of a building permit application, which
application is incomplete or not in a form satisfactory to the city, all payments made in connection with such
application shall be returned to the applicant and such applicant shall be required to submit a complete and
acceptable application, and, at the time of such
submission, shall pay any then applicable
infrastructure fees. Notwithstanding any provision
herein to the contrary, the city, by official action of the Mayor and CommonCity Council, may require the
payment of applicable infrastructure fees for
residential units prior to the approval of a final tract or parcel map applicable to residential development if one of the following conditions are met:
(a) The City Director of Development
Services has determined that the applicable
infrastructure fee will be collected from the subdivider for public improvements or facilities for which an
account has been established and funds have been
appropriated, and for which the city has adopted a
proposed construction schedule or plan; or
(b) The applicable infrastructure fee
will reimburse the city for expenditures previously
made by the city. All applicants for permits for the
installation of mobile homes will be subject to the
procedures applicable to residential developments set
forth hereinabove.
(B) Any person or entity who would otherwise
be required to pay the infrastructure fee, pursuant to
division (A) above, may receive as a credit towards
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improvements or public improvements that may be or
may have been acquired, constructed or installed by
such an entity.
(C) All funds collected shall be promptly
identified as right-of-way/public improvement
infrastructure fees and promptly transferred for deposit in the appropriate Right-of-Way/Public Improvement
Infrastructure Fee Fund to be held in a separate
account and, together with interest earnings thereon,
used solely for the purposes specified in this chapter. (D) Notwithstanding anything in this section to
the contrary, for any subdivision for which a final map has been approved prior to the effective date of this
chapter, the fee established pursuant to § 15.73.050
may be paid at the close of escrow on each individual
lot, unless a later time is allowed by this chapter.
(Ord. MC-707, passed 3-19-1990; Ord. MC-755,
passed 11-21-1990; Ord. MC-1027, passed 9-9-1998)
§ 15.73.065 DEFERRAL.
For the construction of new single-family homes,
the fees imposed by § 15.73.060 may be deferred at
the request of the owner of the property until the
release of utilities is issued or 18 months from the
issuance of the building permit, whichever is less. The owner of the property must personally guarantee
payment of the fees, sign documents authorizing the
city to place a lien on the property in the amount of the fees, agree to place the payment of the fees in any
escrow for the sale of the property, authorize the city to demand payment in any such escrow and pay an
administrative fee set by resolution of the Mayor and
CommonCity Council. The amount of the fees due
shall be the amount in effect at the time of collection of the fees. In no event shall utilities be released until the fees are paid, except that electrical service may be released at the discretion of the Building Official
where necessary for security or maintenance purposes.
(Ord. MC-961, passed 3-20-1996; Ord. MC-1011,
passed 12-16-1997; Ord. MC-1044, passed 4-7-1999;
Ord. MC-1045, passed 4-20-1999)
§ 15.73.070 ESTABLISHMENT OF
INFRASTRUCTURE FEE FUND.
There is established a Right-of-Way/Public
Improvement Infrastructure Fee Fund. The funds
withdrawn from this account must be used in
accordance with the provisions of § 15.73.080.
(Ord. MC-707, passed 3-19-1990)
§ 15.73.080 USE OF FUNDS.
(A) Funds collected from the infrastructure fees
shall be used for the purpose of causing the
acquisition, construction and installation of the
right-of-way improvements and/or public
improvements within the Verdemont Area, as more
specifically described in the engineer’s report.
(B) No funds collected pursuant to this chapter
shall be used for periodic or routine maintenance.
(C) Funds may also be used to pay debt service
on bonds or similar debt instruments issued in order to provide financing for the acquisition, construction and installation of the right-of-way improvements and/or
the public improvements for which the infrastructure
fee may be expended.
(Ord. MC-707, passed 3-19-1990)
§ 15.73.090 REFUNDS.
Any funds not expended or encumbered by the
end of the calendar quarter immediately following six
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years from the date the infrastructure fee was paid
shall, upon application of the then current landowner,
be returned to such landowner with accrued interest
thereon; provided the landowner submits an
application for refund to the City Finance Officer
within 180 days of the expiration of the six-year
period.
(Ord. MC-707, passed 3-19-1990)
§ 15.73.100 PENALTIES.
A violation of this chapter shall be prosecuted in
the same manner as misdemeanors are prosecuted and,
upon conviction, the violator shall be punishable
according to law; however, in addition to or in lieu of any criminal prosecution, the city shall have the power to sue in civil court to enforce the provisions of this chapter.
(Ord. MC-707, passed 3-19-1990)
§ 15.73.110 SEVERABILITY.
If any section, phrase, sentence or portion of this
chapter is for any reason held invalid or
unconstitutional by any court of competent
jurisdiction, such portion or portions hereof shall be
deemed to be a separate, distinct and independent
provision, and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions hereof.
(Ord. MC-707, passed 3-19-1990)
§ 15.73.120 OTHER FEES.
(A) Notwithstanding the payment of
infrastructure fees as set forth in this chapter, any
developer or fee payer shall be responsible for the
payment of any applicable installation fees, sewer
connection fees, water acquisition charges or other
fees or charges levied by the city and all other public bodies in connection with the development of property
with the Verdemont Area, and such developer or fee
payer shall either:
(1) Provide for the acquisition, construction
and installation of any and all other public
improvements required by the city of such developer
or fee payer as a condition to approval of any
development which are in addition to both:
(a) The right-of-way improvements to
be funded by the infrastructure fees as established by
this chapter in the initial dollar amount; and
(b) The public improvements to be
funded by subsequent increases to the infrastructure
fees or as established by this chapter in the initial
dollar amount.
(2) Pay any other on- or off-site
improvement fees, assessments or special taxes as may
be levied by the city as a condition to the approval of any development in lieu of the actual acquisition,
construction or installation of public improvements as
set forth in division (A)(1) above.
(B) Unless a developer or fee payer has provided
for the payment of infrastructure fees in an amount to
provide for the acquisition, construction and
installation of the right-of-way improvements and the
public improvements, plus any financing costs, if
applicable, or has constructed a proportionate share of the right-of-way improvements and the public
improvements, such developer or fee payer shall not
be relieved from the obligation to participate in any
benefit assessment district or special tax district
established for the purpose of funding that portion of
the right-of-way improvements and/or the public
improvements not covered by the infrastructure fees as
may have been previously paid by a developer or fee
payer.
(Ord. MC-707, passed 3-19-1990)
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CHAPTER 15.74: VIOLATION - PENALTY
Section
15.74.010 Violation - penalty
§ 15.74.010 VIOLATION - PENALTY.
(A) Any person, firm or corporation, whether as
a principal, agent, employee or otherwise, who erects,
constructs, enlarges, alters, repairs, moves, improves, removes, converts or demolishes a building or a
structure for which a building permit is required by
this title and the adopted codes, and for which a permit has not been obtained from the Building Official, or
otherwise violates any provision of the adopted codes,
or this title, shall be guilty of either an infraction or a misdemeanor. Any person, firm or corporation,
whether as a principal, agent, employee or otherwise,
violating, or causing the violation of, any provision of the Fire Code is guilty of a misdemeanor, which, upon
conviction thereof, is punishable in accordance with
the provisions of § 1.12.010.
(B) Each day during any part of which the
activity prohibited by division (A) above continues, or a violation of the adopted codes continues to exist,
shall be a separate and distinct offense. The imposition of any penalty for any violation of this title shall not excuse the violation or permit it to be continued, and
all persons shall be required to correct or remedy all
such violations or defects within a reasonable time.
The application of any penalty shall not be held to
prevent the enforced removal of prohibited conditions.
(Ord. MC-460, passed 5-15-1985; Ord. MC-728,
passed 5-8-1990; Ord. MC-1261, passed 12-4-2007;
Ord. MC-1262, passed 12-18-2007)
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TITLE 16: SIGNS
Chapter
16.04. RESERVED
16.08. RESERVED
16.12. POLITICAL SIGNS
16.16. STREET BANNER PERMIT
16.18. UNAUTHORIZED SIGNS ON PUBLIC PROPERTY
Cross-reference:
For additional sign provisions in this code, see Chapter 19.60.
Statutory reference:
For provisions on local regulation of signs, see Cal. Gov’t Code, §§ 3874438774 and 65850 and Cal.
Business
and Professions Code, §§ 5229 et seq.
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CHAPTER 16.04: RESERVED
(Repealed by Ord. MC-92, passed 8-18-1981)
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CHAPTER 16.08: RESERVED
(Repealed by Ord. MC-92, passed 8-18-1981)
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CHAPTER 16.12: POLITICAL SIGNS
(Repealed by Ord. MC-1416, passed 8-17-2015)
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CHAPTER 16.16: STREET BANNER PERMIT
Section
16.16.010 Filing of application
16.16.020 Granting of permits
16.16.030 Duration of permit
16.16.040 Deposit
16.16.050 Erection and removal of street
banner
16.16.060 Standard specifications
16.16.070 Appeal
§ 16.16.010 FILING OF APPLICATION.
(A) A STREET BANNER is defined as a banner
extended over a public street or other public property, either on an established bridge or independently
suspended. The locations permissible for the erection
of street banners within the city are:
(1) The “E” Street pedestrian foot bridge
between the Maruko [Radisson] Hotel and Convention
Center and Central City Mall. The banner will be
installed on hand rails on the south side of the bridge, facing northbound traffic; and
(2) On “E” Street, immediately north of
Church Street. The banner will be installed between
streetlight standards, facing northbound traffic;
requests for street banner installation at any other
location within the city over a public street will require approval of the City Administrator.
(B) An applicant for a street banner permit shall
obtain, complete and file with the City Administrator
an application which shall contain the following:
(1) The location, dimensions and purpose of
the banner;
(2) A facsimile of the proposed banner;
(3) The proposed date when the banner will
be installed, which must be at least ten days after the date of the application;
(4) The proposed date when the banner will
be removed; and
(5) A hold harmless clause in language
approved by the City Attorney.
(Ord. 821, passed 8-9-1921; Ord. 2802, passed
3-14-1967; Ord. 3804, passed 2-8-1979; Ord.
MC-689, passed 12-8-1989)
§ 16.16.020 GRANTING OF PERMITS.
Permits for street banners issued under this
chapter shall be granted only to non-profit civic
organizations or governmental bodies for the purpose
of bringing to the attention of the public the events
which are of a general public interest, or of welcoming conventions or similar gatherings and shall be subject
to such terms and conditions as shall be reasonably
imposed. No permits shall be issued to further political or religious purposes, or purposes primarily involving
private financial gain. Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to prohibit the issuance of a permit for a
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street banner welcoming the convention or similar
gathering of a private, religious or political
organization.
(Ord. 821, passed 8-9-1921; Ord. 2802, passed
3-14-1967; Ord. 3804, passed 2-8-1979; Ord.
MC-689, passed 12-8-1989)
§ 16.16.030 DURATION OF PERMIT.
Permits for street banners shall be granted for a
period of not more than seven days unless a longer
period is specifically requested and justified due to
special or extraordinary circumstances.
(Ord. 821, passed 8-9-1921; Ord. 2802, passed
3-14-1967; Ord. MC-689, passed 12-8-1989)
§ 16.16.040 DEPOSIT.
Each applicant shall make a deposit of money
with the city, in an amount specified by resolution, to cover the costs of permit issuance and the cost of
erection and removal of each banner where required
by this chapter.
(Ord. 821, passed 8-9-1921; Ord. 2802, passed
3-14-1967; Ord. 3804, passed 2-8-1979; Ord.
MC-144, passed 3-16-1982; Ord. MC-427, passed
1-25-1985; Ord. MC-689, passed 12-8-1989)
§ 16.16.050 ERECTION AND REMOVAL OF
STREET BANNER.
Each such banner shall be furnished by the
applicant at its cost, at least one day prior to the date the banners to be erected. Each street banner shall be
erected and removed by the city.
(Ord. 821, passed 8-9-1921; Ord. 2802, passed
3-14-1967; Ord. MC-427, passed 1-25-1985; Ord.
MC-689, passed 12-8-1989)
§ 16.16.060 STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS.
Each banner shall be constructed in conformity
with the specifications and requirements of the city, as adopted, from time to time, by resolution.
(Ord. MC-689, passed 12-8-1989)
§ 16.16.070 APPEAL.
An applicant may appeal to the CommonCity
Council from the denial of a permit or from the terms
and conditions of a permit. Such appeal shall be in
accordance with the provisions of Chapter 2.64.
(Ord. 821, passed 8-9-1921; Ord. 3804, passed
2-8-1979; Ord. MC-410, passed 9-17-1984; Ord.
MC-689, passed 12-8-1989)
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CHAPTER 16.18: UNAUTHORIZED SIGNS ON PUBLIC PROPERTY
Section
16.18.010 Definitions
16.18.020 Prohibitions
16.18.030 Abatement
16.18.040 Cost of removal
16.18.050 Collection of costs
16.18.060 Violation - penalty
16.18.070 Appeal
Editor’s note:
Ord. MC-1343, passed 12-20-2010 contains
“16.18.070 Appeal” in the table of contents, but
does not have any text for that section.
This chapter is added by Ord. MC-1343,
passed 12-20-2010.
§ 16.18.010 DEFINITIONS.
For the purpose of this chapter only, unless
otherwise apparent from context, words and phrases
used in this chapter shall have the meanings
hereinafter designated. The definitions in this chapter are included for reference purposes only and are not
intended to narrow the scope of definitions set forth in federal, state or other applicable laws or regulations.
Words used in this chapter in the singular may include
the plural and the plural may include the singular. Use of the masculine shall also mean feminine and neuter.
CODE. The San Bernardino Municipal Code.
DEVELOPMENT CODE. Title 19 of the San
Bernardino Municipal Code.
DIRECTOR. The Director of Community
Development and Housing, or his or her designee.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY. The person liable for
placement of a sign. The following is a non-exclusive
list of facts, which, when found to exist, shall
constitute prima facie evidence that a person is a
RESPONSIBLE PARTY:
(1) Based on information contained on the
sign, and information from other sources, the person
is identified as the owner or lessee of property used
for the activity or event, and/or is the sponsor or
promoter of the activity or event described on the sign; and
(2) Based on information that appears on
the sign, and information from other sources,
including, but not limited to, information establishing the individual or corporate identity of the owner of the sign, it is found that the person placed the sign or
caused the sign to be placed.
SIGN. Any notice, writing of letters, words or
numerals, pictorial presentation, illustrations or
decorations, emblems or devices, symbols or
trademarks, flags, banners or pennants, graphic
announcement, posters, pictures or any item used to
convey any message or idea.
(Ord. MC-1343, passed 12-20-2010; Ord. MC-1625,
passed 2-21-2024)
§ 16.18.020 PROHIBITIONS.
No person shall place, affix, erect, extend,
project over, suspend or maintain, or cause to be
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placed, affixed, erected, extended, suspended or
maintained, any unauthorized sign in, over or on
public property, public utility poles, light poles, public rights-of-way, trees in the public right-of-way or on
publicly owned or maintained land unless:
(1) The prior approval by the owner of the
public property for placement of the sign appears on
the sign or has otherwise been provided to the city, in writing, prior to such placement;
(2) (a) The public property is a traditional
public forum, such as the park or the sidewalk, and the sign is held or personally attended to by one or more
persons.
(b) PERSONALLY ATTENDED
means that the person is in such control of the sign as to prevent the infliction of damage upon the sign or the infliction of physical damage by the sign.
(3) Placement is otherwise permitted by the
Development Code or other applicable law of the city.
(Ord. MC-1343, passed 12-20-2010)
§ 16.18.030 ABATEMENT.
A violation of this chapter shall constitute a public
nuisance. The Director is authorized to proceed with
the summary abatement of such public nuisance by
causing the sign to be removed and destroyed without
prior notice to the responsible party. If the responsible party can be identified and located, any sign so
removed may be stored by the Director pending any
action to recover the city’s costs of removal.
(Ord. MC-1343, passed 12-20-2010)
§ 16.18.040 COST OF REMOVAL.
The costs of the removal of any sign by city
employees and/or city contractors pursuant to this
chapter shall be borne by the responsible party. The
costs of removal shall be established by separate
resolution of the Mayor and CommonCity Council.
(Ord. MC-1343, passed 12-20-2010)
§ 16.18.050 COLLECTION OF COSTS.
Unpaid costs of removal shall be a debt to the city
and subject to all remedies for debt collection as
allowed by law.
(Ord. MC-1343, passed 12-20-2010)
§ 16.18.060 VIOLATION - PENALTY.
(A) A violation of this chapter may be enforced
or punished in any manner prescribed by law or
through any other process or procedure established or
allowed by this code or applicable law.
(B) It shall not be a defense to a violation of this
chapter that the responsible party was unaware that the property on which the sign was posted is public
property.
(Ord. MC-1343, passed 12-20-2010)
§ 16.18.070 APPEAL.
[Reserved]
(Ord. MC-1343, passed 12-20-2010)
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TITLE 17: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Chapter
17.04. RESERVED
17.05. HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN
17.06. WATER WISE LANDSCAPE PROGRAM
17.07. WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPE ORDINANCE
17.08. MOBILE SOURCE AIR POLLUTION ORDINANCE
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CHAPTER 17.04: RESERVED
(Repealed by Ord. MC-781, passed 4-22-1991)
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CHAPTER 17.05: HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN
Section
17.05.010 Applicability
17.05.020 Hazardous waste facility defined
§ 17.05.010 APPLICABILITY.
Any application for a zoning amendment,
subdivision, conditional use permit or variance for a
hazardous waste facility shall comply with Chapter 5
of the County Hazardous Waste Management Plan,
entitled “Siting of Specified Hazardous Waste
Facilities” attached as Attachment “1” and
incorporated herein by reference, in addition to
complying with all other applicable city ordinances.
(Ord. MC-766, passed 12-17-1990)
§ 17.05.020 HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITY
DEFINED.
HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITY, as defined in
Cal. Health and Safety Code, § 25117.1, means all
contiguous land and structures, other appurtenances
and improvements on the land used for the treatment,
transfer, storage, resource recovery, disposal or
recycling of hazardous waste. A HAZARDOUS
WASTE FACILITY may consist of one or more
treatment, transfer, storage, resource recovery,
disposal or recycling hazardous waste management
units, or combinations of these units.
(Ord. MC-766, passed 12-17-1990)
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CHAPTER 17.06: WATER WISE LANDSCAPE PROGRAM
Section
17.06.010 Purpose and intent
17.06.020 Definitions
17.06.030 Applicability
17.06.040 Water wise landscape program
17.06.050 Administration
17.06.060 Program requirements
17.06.070 Action on application
17.06.080 Temporary limited exemption
from specified code provisions
17.06.090 Fire hazard prohibited
17.06.100 Yard sign
17.06.110 Certificate of completion
17.06.120 Failure to timely complete
installation
17.06.130 Withdrawal from program
17.06.140 False statement in required
documents
17.06.150 Severability
17.06.160 CEQA exemption
§ 17.06.010 PURPOSE AND INTENT.
(A) The purpose of this chapter is to encourage
water conservation in the city by facilitating the
voluntary conversion of existing residential
landscaping to less water-intensive landscaping. The
provisions contained in this chapter are intended to
permit property owners to retire existing vegetation by temporary non-irrigation of their property, without
being subject to provisions of this code that otherwise would effectively preclude this practice.
(B) Except as specifically stated in this chapter,
nothing in this chapter shall be construed to exempt
any person or property from any otherwise applicable
provision of this code.
§ 17.06.020 DEFINITIONS.
For the purpose of this chapter, the following
definitions shall apply unless the context clearly
indicates or requires a different meaning.
AGREEMENT. The water wise landscape
agreement described in this chapter.
CITY. The City of San Bernardino.
CODE. The Municipal Code of the City of San
Bernardino.
DEPARTMENT. The Development Services
Department of the City of San Bernardino.
DIRECTOR. The Director of Development
Services of the City of San Bernardino, or his or her
designee.
GUIDELINES. The Water Wise Landscape
Guidelines developed by the Water Resources
Institute, California State University, San Bernardino.
PERMIT. The water wise landscaping permit
described in this chapter.
PROGRAM or WATER WISE LANDSCAPE
PROGRAM. The City of San Bernardino’s water wise
landscape program described in this chapter.
WATER WISE LANDSCAPE. A landscape that
uses drought tolerant, California friendly landscaping
in lieu of large turf areas and that uses efficient
irrigation.
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§ 17.06.030 APPLICABILITY.
This chapter shall apply to single-family
residential properties in the city.
§ 17.06.040 WATER WISE LANDSCAPE
PROGRAM.
There is established the city water wise landscape
program.
§ 17.06.050 ADMINISTRATION.
The program shall be administered by the
Director through the Department.
§ 17.06.060 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS.
To participate in the program, a property owner
must:
(A) Own a single-family residential property in
the city with existing landscaping, and occupy the
property continuously for the entire period of time that the property is subject to the program;
(B) Have the desire and the ability to convert the
existing landscaping on the property to less
water-intensive landscaping;
(C) (1) Sign and submit to the Department a
properly completed application for participation in the program, in a form prescribed by the Department for
that purpose; and
(2) The application must accurately set
forth:
(a) The street address and Assessor’s
Parcel Number of the property;
(b) A description of the landscaping
that is to be retired and replaced;
(c) 1. A description of the water
wise landscape that is to be installed; and
2. The landscape must conform
to the guidelines, as follows.
a. The landscape shall
consist of water-efficient, drought tolerant and native plant material, and may include ground covers, small
plants, shrubs and appropriate trees. Buffer areas and
bioswales may be included and may be designed with
rocks, cobble or decomposed granite, landscaped
shrubs or accents or suitable ground cover.
b. All planted areas must be
a minimum of one-inch below adjacent hardscapes
(sidewalks and driveways) to eliminate runoff and
overflow of irrigation water.
c. Mounded or sloped
planting areas that would contribute to runoff of
irrigation water onto non-irrigated areas, walks,
roadways or structures must be avoided.
d. Any turf areas shall be set
back at least 24 inches from curbs, driveways,
sidewalks or any other area that may result in runoff
of irrigation water onto streets.
e. Plants having similar
water requirements should be grouped together in
hydrozones so that watering can be done efficiently.
f. Annual color plantings
should be used only in areas of high visibility where
they can be seen and appreciated. Otherwise, perennial
plantings should be the primary source of color.
g. Landscaping must not
obstruct or interfere with street signs, lights or
visibility on roads or walkways.
(d) The date on which the installation
of the replacement landscaping will begin, which shall
not be later than 12 months from the date of submittal
of the application; and
(e) The date on which the installation
of the replacement landscaping will be completed,
which must not be later than the next May 31
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immediately following the date on which the
installation is to begin.
(D) Sign and submit to the Department a
properly completed water wise landscape agreement.
The agreement shall require that the participant agree
to maintain the replacement landscaping to ensure
water efficiency.
§ 17.06.070 ACTION ON APPLICATION.
(A) After a properly completed application has
been submitted, the Director shall review the
application and shall verify that the proposed project
will comply with all applicable requirements of this
code. Upon making this verification, the Director shall approve the application and shall issue to the applicant a water wise landscaping permit in a form prescribed
by the Department.
(B) If, in the judgment of the Director, the
project will not comply with one or more applicable
requirements of this code, the Director shall specify
the requirement(s) with which the project will not
comply and shall deny the application.
§ 17.06.080 TEMPORARY LIMITED
EXEMPTION FROM SPECIFIED CODE
PROVISIONS.
(A) From the date on which an application is
approved by the Director until the date on which the
installation of the replacement landscaping will begin, as stated in the application, the property owner shall
not be subject to citation by any city officer for
violation of the following provisions of this code, in
the following respects only:
(1) Section 8.27.010(A), with respect to the
prohibition on dry vegetation;
(2) Section 8.27.010(B), with respect to the
prohibition on dry grass and stubble;
(3) Section 8.30.010(D), with respect to the
prohibition on vegetation constituting an unsightly
appearance. This temporary exemption shall apply
only to vegetation that is unsightly due to lack of
irrigation;
(4) Section 15.24.040(A)(2), with respect
to the requirement that planted vegetation be regularly irrigated; and
(5) Section 15.24.040(A)(2), with respect
to the prohibition on dead vegetation.
(B) The exemptions provided for in this section
shall apply only to the portion of the property that is to be re-landscaped pursuant to the program. The
property owner must maintain the remaining portion of
the property in compliance with all applicable
provisions of this code at all times.
Editor’s note:
Ord. MC-1418, passed 11-5-2015 deleted
Chapter 8.27 and directed that references to it
be directed to Chapter 8.30 and also amended
Chapter 8.30; specific divisions referenced
may either no longer exist or no longer work as
specific references although the content may still
be found elsewhere in Chapter 8.30 as a whole.
§ 17.06.090 FIRE HAZARD PROHIBITED.
Notwithstanding any other provision of this
chapter, no property shall, at any time, be maintained
in such a manner as to constitute a fire hazard.
§ 17.06.100 YARD SIGN.
(A) Each participant in the program shall obtain
from the Department and prominently display on the
property subject to the program a yard sign indicating
that the property is subject to the program, for the
purpose of informing city officers that the property is subject to the exemptions provided for in this chapter. (B) The yard sign shall be displayed, at all times,
during which the property is subject to the exemptions
provided for in this chapter.
(C) It shall be the responsibility of the program
participant to promptly replace a sign that is lost or
stolen.
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(D) Knowingly displaying a sign issued by the
Department, pursuant to this section, on property that
is not covered by a properly issued water wise
landscaping permit is a violation of this code. Any
person who violates or causes the violation of this
provision is guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon
conviction, may be punished in accordance with
§ 1.12.010.
§ 17.06.110 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION.
Upon the completion of the installation of
replacement landscaping, pursuant to the program, the
owner of the property must sign and submit to the
Department a properly completed certificate of
completion in a form prescribed by the Department,
attesting that the landscaping has been installed in
compliance with the approved program application.
The certificate of completion must be accompanied by
full-color photographs taken from the front perimeter
of the property sufficient to illustrate that a water wise landscape has been completed.
§ 17.06.120 FAILURE TO TIMELY
COMPLETE INSTALLATION.
A property owner who fails to complete
installation of replacement landscaping, pursuant to
this chapter, by the next May 31, immediately
following the date on which the installation begins,
forfeits the exemptions provided for in § 17.06.080
and any other benefits to which program participants
are entitled under this chapter.
§ 17.06.130 WITHDRAWAL FROM
PROGRAM.
A property owner who obtains a permit but later
elects not to continue participation in the program may withdraw from the program by notifying the Director,
in writing, of the election to withdraw and paying a
withdrawal fee of $100 for each month the permit was
in effect, prorated day-by-day for partial months.
§ 17.06.140 FALSE STATEMENT IN
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS.
Making a knowingly false statement in any of the
documents required for participation in the program is
a violation of this code. Any person who violates or
causes the violation of this provision is guilty of a
misdemeanor, and, upon conviction, may be punished
in accordance with § 1.12.010.
§ 17.06.150 SEVERABILITY.
The provisions of this chapter are severable, and,
if any sentence, section or other part of this chapter
should be found to be invalid, such invalidity shall not affect the remaining provisions, which shall continue
in full force and effect.
§ 17.06.160 CEQA EXEMPTION.
The adoption of this chapter is exempt from the
provisions of the California Environmental Quality
Act, pursuant to § 15061(b)(3) of the Guidelines for
Implementation of the California Environmental
Quality Act (Title 14, Cal. Code of Regulations,
commencing with § 15000), as it can be seen with
certainty that there is no possibility that the activity permitted by this chapter may have a significant effect on the environment.
(Ord. MC-1311, passed 8-18-2009)
Statutory reference:
California Environmental Quality Act, see Cal.
Public Resources Code, §§ 21000 et seq.
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CHAPTER 17.07: WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPE ORDINANCE
(Repealed by Ord. MC-1368, passed 1-9-2012)
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CHAPTER 17.08: MOBILE SOURCE AIR POLLUTION ORDINANCE
Section
17.08.010 Title
17.08.020 Findings
17.08.030 Intent
17.08.040 Definitions
17.08.050 Administration of vehicle
registration fee
17.08.060 Liberal construction
§ 17.08.010 TITLE.
This chapter may be referred to as the “Mobile
Source Air Pollution Ordinance.”
(Ord. MC-784, passed 5-7-1991)
§ 17.08.020 FINDINGS.
(A) The city finds and declares that the following
apply.
(1) The city is committed to improving the
public health, safety and welfare, including air quality. (2) Mobile sources are a major contributor
to air pollution in the South Coast Air Basin.
(3) Air quality goals for the region
established by state law cannot be met without
reducing air pollution from mobile sources.
(4) The South Coast Air Quality
Management Plan (“AQMP”) calls upon cities and
counties to reduce emissions from motor vehicles
consistent with the requirements of the California
Clean Air Act of 1988 by developing and
implementing mobile source air pollution reduction
programs.
(5) To the extent that such programs place
demands upon the city’s funds, those programs should
be financed by shifting the responsibility for financing from the General Fund to the motor vehicles creating
the demand, to the greatest extent possible.
(6) Cal. Health and Safety Code, § 44223,
added by action of the California Legislature on
September 30, 1990, (Stats. 1990, Ch. 1705),
authorizes the South Coast Air Quality Management
District (“SCAQMD”) to impose an additional motor
vehicle registration fee of $2, commencing on April 1,
1991, increasing to $4, commencing on April 1, 1992,
to finance the implementation of transportation
measures embodied in the AQMP and provisions of
the California Clean Air Act.
(7) Forty cents of every dollar collected
under the Cal. Health and Safety Code, § 44223 shall
be distributed to cities and counties located in the
South Coast Air Quality Management District that
comply with the Cal. Health and Safety Code,
§ 44243, based on the jurisdiction’s prorated share of
population as defined by the State Department of
Finance.
(8) The city is located within the South
Coast Air Quality Management District and is eligible
to receive a portion of revenues from the motor
vehicle registration fees upon adoption of this chapter. (9) The city, after careful consideration,
finds and declares that the imposition of the motor
vehicle registration fee by the SCAQMD to finance
mobile source air pollution reduction programs is in
the best interest of the general welfare of the city and its residents.
(B) Therefore, the city deems it advisable to
adopt this chapter.
(Ord. MC-784, passed 5-7-1991)
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Statutory reference:
California Clean Air Act of 1988, see Cal.
Stats. of 1988, AB 2595
§ 17.08.030 INTENT.
This chapter is intended to support the
SCAQMD’s imposition of the vehicle registration fee
and to bring the city into compliance with the
requirements set forth in the Cal. Health and Safety
Code, § 44243 in order to receive fee revenues for the
purpose of implementing programs to reduce air
pollution from motor vehicles.
(Ord. MC-784, passed 5-7-1991)
§ 17.08.040 DEFINITIONS.
For the purpose of this chapter, the following
definitions shall apply unless the context clearly
indicates or requires a different meaning.
CITY. The City of San Bernardino.
FEE ADMINISTRATOR. The City Director of
Finance and Management Services.
MOBILE SOURCE AIR POLLUTION
REDUCTION PROGRAMS. Any program or project
implemented by the city to reduce air pollution from
motor vehicles pursuant to the California Clean Air
Act of 1988 or the plan proposed pursuant to Cal.
Health and Safety Code, Division 26, Part 3, Chapter
5.5, Article 5 (commencing with § 40460).
(Ord. MC-784, passed 5-7-1991; Ord. MC-1625,
passed 2-21-2024)
Statutory reference:
California Clean Air Act of 1988, see Cal.
Stats. of 1988, AB 2595
§ 17.08.050 ADMINISTRATION OF VEHICLE
REGISTRATION FEE.
(A) Receipt of fee. Vehicle registration fees due,
pursuant to this chapter, disbursed by the SCAQMD
and remitted to the city shall be accepted by the Fee
Administrator.
(B) Transfer of funds. Upon receipt of vehicle
registration fees, the Fee Administrator shall be
responsible for placement of such funds into a separate account as hereinafter specified.
(C) Establishment of Air Quality Improvement
Trust Fund. The Fee Administrator shall establish a
separate interest-bearing trust fund account in a
financial institution authorized to receive deposits of city funds. Interest earned by the account shall be
credited to that account and shall be used to finance
mobile source air pollution programs.
(D) Audits. The city consents to audits, at least
once every two years, of all programs and projects
funded by vehicle registration fee revenues provided
under the Cal. Health and Safety Code, § 44223.
(Ord. MC-784, passed 5-7-1991)
§ 17.08.060 LIBERAL CONSTRUCTION.
The provisions of this chapter shall be liberally
construed to effectively carry out its purposes, which
are found and declared to be in furtherance of the
public health, safety, welfare and convenience.
(Ord. MC-784, passed 5-7-1991)
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[Reserved]
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TITLE 19: LAND USE/SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
[Reserved]
Editor’s note:
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PARALLEL REFERENCES
References to California Codes
References to Ordinances
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REFERENCES TO CALIFORNIA CODES
Business and Professions Code
Section Code Section
5229 et seq. Title 16
6730.2 2.14.032
Division 3, Chapter 9 13.24.280
Division 3, Chapter 9
(commencing with 7000) 12.03.110
7582 et seq. 5.14.060
Division 5, Chapter 14, Article 12
(§§ 13530 et seq.) 5.64.030
16240 3.64.060
17070 et seq. 3.46.210
17210 8.24.095
19418(a) 5.10.060
19610.4 5.72.010
20700 et seq. Ch. 5.64
Division 8, Chapter 7, Article 8
(20880 et seq.) 5.64.030
21500—21639 Ch. 5.56
Division 8, Chapter 9, Article 6
(commencing with 21660) 5.30.020
22435.1 5.26.020
22435.2 5.26.060
22435.7(g) 5.26.040
22435.7(i) 5.26.030; 5.26.060
22453.7(i) 5.26.030; 5.26.060
Division 10 5.10.050; 8.99.030
26000 et seq. 5.10.010; 5.10.050
26001(f) 8.97.020; 8.99.030
26050 et seq. 5.18.040
26055(h) 5.10.090
26057(b)(4) 5.10.070
26090(e) 5.10.030
26100 et seq. 5.10.350
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Civil Code
Section Code Section
25.1 5.36.010
51 9.52.070; 9.96.050
798 et seq. 8.90.030
798.3 8.79.470
798.15 et seq. 8.90.330
798.17 8.90.050
798.41 8.90.050; 8.90.290
798.49 8.90.050
798.55 et seq. 8.90.330
798.56 8.90.050
799.24 9.95.010
799.29 8.90.040; 9.95.010
1941 et seq. 15.27.050
2080 2.70.020
2080 et seq. Ch. 2.70
2080.1 2.70.020
2080.2 2.70.020
Code of Civil Procedure
Section Code Section
446 8.39.090
683.110—683.220 8.80.605
1094.5 2.45.040; 8.24.110; 8.90.320; 9.95.050
1094.6 1.26.010; 1.26.040; 2.45.040; 3.46.150;
5.04.497; 5.26.070; 8.18.040; 8.18.063;
8.24.110; 8.30.022; 8.30.030; 8.30.045;
8.90.140; 8.90.320; 9.93.160; 9.94.120;
13.25.060
1094.6 et seq. 9.92.080; 9.93.140; 9.94.090
1094.8 5.14.120
1285—1287.6 8.80.605
1500 et seq. Ch. 2.70
1822.50 et seq. 15.05.040
Elections Code
Section Code Section
1002 2.56.060; 2.56.070
4000 2.03.010
4004 2.03.010
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References to California Codes 5
Elections Code (Cont’d)
Section Code Section
9280 2.56.080
10100 et seq. Ch. 2.56
12001 2.56.060; 2.56.070
15651 2.01.010
Evidence Code
Section Code Section
603 9.32.015
604 9.32.015
Family Code
Section Code Section
6500 5.36.010
7002 9.68.030
Financial Code
Section Code Section
Division 3, commencing with 12000 9.60.030
21000—21209 Ch. 5.56
Fish and Game Code
Section Code Section
1 et seq. 12.76.045
Food and Agricultural Code
Section Code Section
16301 et seq. 5.84.020Title 6
17001 et seq. 6.01.150
29000 et seq. Ch. 8.03
31622 6.09.050
Division 17, Chapter 10.5
(commencing with 47000) 5.30.020
81000 5.10.050
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Government Code
Section Code Section
Title 1, Division 3.6, Part 3 (900 et seq.) 3.16.050
Title 1, Division 3.6, Part 3, Chapter 1 3.16.010
900 et seq. 3.12.030; Ch. 3.16
Title 1, Division 3.6, Part 3, Chapter 2 3.16.010
912.4 3.16.030; 3.44.130; 3.46.140
913 3.46.140
935 3.44.130; 3.46.140
945.6 3.16.040; 3.46.140
946 3.16.040; 3.46.140
1094.6 8.90.140
Title 1, Division 5, Chapter 3 12.24.020
5402 Ch. 3.04
Title 1, Division 6, Chapter 10.5 12.24.020
6061 8.63.130
6066 12.90.110; 13.28.040
Title 1, Division 7, Chapter 1 8.15.020
6254 3.46.070
6254(a) 12.21.040
6254(c) 8.50.010
6254(h) 12.21.040
6254(k) 8.50.01012.21.040
6254.4 14.08.16
6254.15 12.21.040
6255 8.50.010; 12.21.040
6500 et seq. 3.46.070
6704 Ch. 2.54; 2.54.010
7920.000 et seq. 14.08.16
Title 1, Division 7,
(Chapter 3.510,
Part 2, Chapter 1, commencing with 62507921.000) 12.21.040 7922.000 8.50.010; 12.21.040
7922.540(a) 8.50.010
7925.000 3.46.070
7927.410 14.08.16
7927.500 12.21.040
7927.605 12.21.040
7927.700 8.50.010
7927.705 8.50.010; 12.21.040
7928.705 12.21.040
8607 2.46.070
8875.8 15.12.200
8875.9 15.12.200
11370 et seq. 6.14.080
12650 et seq. 3.46.210
20000 et seq. Ch. 2.48
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References to California Codes 7
25132 8.19.040
25359 1.20.010
29550.1 3.80.040
29550 et seq. 3.80.010; 3.80.050
29550.1 et seq. 3.80.010; 3.80.050
36512 2.56.060; 2.56.070
36900(b) 8.80.602
37100.5 5.18.020
37101 5.18.020; Ch. 3.56
37202 2.10.030
37208 2.10.030
37209 Ch. 2.10
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Government Code (Cont’d)
Section Code Section
38601 Title 15
38660 Title 15
38773.1 5.10.430; 8.18.067; 8.30.056; 8.99.050
38773.5 5.10.430; 8.36.150; 8.99.050
3874438774Title 16
38775 Ch. 12.44
38793 Ch. 12.12; Ch. 13.36
38900 Ch. 13.08
39501 et seq. Ch. 8.18
40805.5 Ch. 2.10
43090 3.40.020
Title 4, Division 4, Chapter 1,
Article 2, 43090 et seq. 3.40.010
43093 et seq. Ch. 3.40
45345 Ch. 2.48
50020—50022.9 8.19.010
50022.1—50022.8 Ch. 1.01; 1.01.010; 1.01.030
50022.1 et seq. Title 15
50022.6 8.01.010
50022.10 Ch. 1.01; 1.01.010; 1.01.030
51036—51039 5.30.110; 5.30.120
53054 et seq. 14.08.21; 14.08.23
53055.1 14.08.23
53055.2 14.08.23
53069.4 6.14.010; 6.14.100; 8.19.040; 8.24.110;
8.80.602; 9.92.010; 9.92.180
53088 et seq. 14.08.21; 14.08.23
53088.2(p) 14.08.23
53088.2(r) 14.08.23
53750 3.46.200
54202 Ch. 3.04
54300 12.84.730
54300 et seq. 12.84.410; 12.84.770—12.84.790
54354.5 12.84.410; 12.84.730; 12.84.770
54739 8.80.605
54740.5 8.80.605
54950—54963 2.27.040; 2.58.010; 2.62.010
54950 et seq. 2.58.090
54950.5 et seq. 2.17.060; 2.45.060
54957.9 2.58.070
65100 et seq. Ch. 2.22
6515065101 Ch. 2.22
65302 8.79.020; 15.08.010
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References to California Codes 9
Government Code (Cont’d)
Section Code Section
65560 8.79.020
65800 8.79.020
65850Title 16
65864 et seq. 3.27.010
66000 et seq. 3.27.075; 15.73.010
66410 et seq. 3.38.030
66426 5.04.525
66427 5.04.525
66472 3.27.070
66477 3.27.070; 3.27.075; 3.27.110
68097.2(b) 9.95.040
68632(a) 5.30.120
68632(b) 5.30.120
83116 2.55.020
84100 et seq. 2.57.010
85301(d) 2.55.030
Title 9, Chapter 7, Article 1
(commencing with 87100) 2.55.010
Health and Safety Code
Section Code Section
480 et seq. 8.01.010
500 et seq. 8.01.010
Division 1, Part 2, Chapter 8 3.28.010
1155.5 8.01.010
1250 8.24.095
1596.76 5.10.050; 8.97.030
3194 8.50.010
5400 et seq. Ch. 13.08
5410 13.08.020
5410—5416 13.08.020
Division 5, Part 3, Chapter 6,
Article 4, 5470 et seq. 13.28.010
Division 5, Part 1, Chapter 7 13.24.090
7001—7025 13.24.090
7050—7081 13.24.090
7100—7134 13.24.090
7583—7622 13.24.090
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Health and Safety Code (Cont’d)
Section Code Section
11000 et seq. 9.95.010; 9.98.010; 9.98.020; 9.98.110
11007 9.96.020
11018 5.18.040; 8.97.020; 8.99.030
11018.1 5.18.040
11018.5 5.10.050; 8.97.0208.97.030; 8.99.030
11053—1105811059 9.98.020
Chapter 6 (commencing with 11350) 9.95.010
11353.1 5.10.050; 8.97.030
11357.5 9.98.020; 9.98.040; 9.98.020; 9.98.110
11362.1 8.99.030
11362.1 et seq. 5.10.010; 5.10.050
11362.2 8.99.030
Division 10, Chapter 6,
Article 2, 11362.5 5.10.040
11362.5 5.10.050
11362.5 et seq. 8.99.030
11362.7 5.10.050; 8.99.030
11362.7—11362.85 5.10.040
11362.7 et seq. 5.10.050; 8.99.030
11362.765 8.99.030
11362.765(c) 8.99.040
11362.775(a) 5.10.060
11362.775(A) ; 5.10.310
11375.5 9.98.020
Chapter 6.5 (commencing with 11400) 9.95.010
11401 9.98.020; 9.98.110
11488 et seq. 2.70.060
11532 9.95.010
11590 5.82.050
11591 5.82.050
11591.5 5.82.050
12505 8.61.020
12529 8.60.010
12557 8.61.030
12706 8.61.030
13146.2 15.25.040
13146.2(a) 15.25.010
17910 et seq. Title 15
17920.3 15.27.050
17975 et seq. 15.27.050
17980 8.18.062; 8.30.043
18000 et seq. Ch. 15.55
18000(a)(2) 8.79.470
18001(a) 8.79.470
18007 8.79.470
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References to California Codes 11
18010 8.79.470
18218 8.90.040
18800—18806 8.90.050
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Health and Safety Code (Cont’d)
Section Code Section
25117.1 17.05.020
25298 8.01.010
Division 26, Part 3, Chapter 5.5,
Article 5 (commencing with 40460) 17.08.040
44223 17.08.020; 17.08.050
44243 17.08.020; 17.08.030
101025 et seq. 8.01.010
Division 101, Part 3, Chapter 3 3.28.010
101275 et seq. 8.01.010
101310 8.01.010
101375 et seq. 8.01.010
101450 et seq. 8.01.010
104550 8.73.010
109925 5.10.050; 8.97.030
109935 5.10.050; 8.97.030
Division 10, commencing with 11000 8.83.010
113740(b) 5.04.497
113781 8.24.095
113783 8.24.095
113789 8.24.095
113841 8.24.095
113842 8.24.095
120125 et seq. 8.01.010
121575—121635 6.11.010
121690 6.08.010
Labor Code
Section Code Section
1720 et seq. 12.24.030
1770 12.24.030
1770 et seq. 8.90.190
Division 2, Part 9, Chapter 1,
Article 1 (2260 et seq.) 5.80.200
Division 4 1.20.020
3200 12.03.110
3200 et seq. 2.38.050
3201.5 12.21.040
3800 12.03.110
Division 5 1.20.020
6404.5 8.97.040
Penal Code
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References to California Codes 13
Section Code Section
148.5 9.16.010
186.22(e) 9.95.010
186.22(f) 9.95.010
243.3 5.14.110
246 Ch. 9.84
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Penal Code (Cont’d)
Section Code Section
261 5.14.110
261.5 5.14.110
264.1 5.14.110
266 5.14.110
266a—266k 5.14.110
267 5.14.110
286 5.14.110
286.5 5.14.110
287 5.14.110
288 5.14.110
288a 5.14.110
290 5.14.110; 5.19.050; 5.82.050
290 et seq. 5.19.030; 9.97.020
311—311.10 5.14.110
313 9.70.010; 9.70.020
314 5.14.110
315 5.14.110
316 5.14.110
319 et seq. Ch. 9.44
326.3 5.36.015; 5.36.0605.36.065
326.3(u)(1) 5.36.010
326.3(w)(2) 5.36.0605.36.065
326.4 5.36.015; 5.36.0605.36.065
326.5 Ch. 5.36
326.5(1)(2)326.5(l)(1) 5.36.050
326.5(l)(2) 5.36.050
330 9.44.010; 9.44.020
330 et seq. Ch. 9.44
330a 9.44.010; 9.44.020
365 9.52.060; 9.96.050
374—374.b.5 Ch. 8.15
374.3 Ch. 8.15
374.4 Ch. 8.15
415 9.52.070; 9.96.050
597 6.12.010
597.5(a) 6.09.020
599aa 6.09.020
602 Ch. 9.52
602.5 Ch. 9.52
647 5.14.110; 8.50.010; 9.96.050
647(2) 9.52.070
647(a) 8.50.020
647(b) 8.50.020
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References to California Codes 15
Penal Code (Cont’d)
Section Code Section
830 10.25.030
830.2(a) 9.90.010
830.2(c) 9.90.010
830.9 9.90.010
830.32 9.90.010
830.32(b) 9.90.010
836.5 2.12.030; 9.90.010; 10.48.090
836.5(a) 2.02.060
853.5 2.02.060; 9.90.010
Part 2, Title 3, Chapter 5C 8.18.030
Part 2, Title 3, Chapter 5C
(commencing with 853.5) 6.01.130
Title 3, Part 2, Title 3, Chapters 5D
(commencing with 853.5) 6.01.130
853.6 2.02.060; 9.90.010
Chapters 5C of Part 2, Title 3
(commencing with 853.6) 2.12.030
Chapters 5D of Part 2, Title 3
(commencing with 853.6) 2.12.030
Title 3, Part 2, Chapter 5C 6.01.130; 8.18.030
Title 3, Part 2, Title 3, Chapter 5C
(853.6 et seq.) 10.48.090
1203.1 1.20.010
1412 8.39.050
11105(b)(11) 5.10.310
1200012001 et seq. Ch. 9.80
12028 8.65.010; 8.65.020
12028.5 8.65.050
12030 8.65.020
12030(d) 8.65.020
12030(e) 8.65.040
12401 8.65.070
13300(b)(11) 5.10.310
Part 4, Title 4, Chapter 1 2.36.010
Chapter 1, 13510(c) 2.36.020
Chapter 1, 13512 2.36.030
13520 et seq. Ch. 2.36
Chapter 1, 13522 2.36.020
Chapter 1, 13525 2.36.020
16520 8.65.070
18000 8.65.050
19190 8.65.010—8.65.030
21310 8.65.010—8.65.030
21390 8.65.010—8.65.030
21590 8.65.010—8.65.030
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29300 8.65.010—8.65.040
Packet Page 1470
References to California Codes 17
Public Contract Code
Section Code Section
20161 12.20.010; 12.20.020
20163 12.20.010
20164 12.20.010
20166 12.20.010
20168 12.20.010
Public Resources Code
Section Code Section
Division 2, Chapter 7.5 15.04.110
Division 3 13.20.010
5181 et seq. Ch. 12.68
Division 6 13.20.010
Division 13 (commencing with 21000) 5.10.090
21000 et seq. 15.37.060; 17.06.160
21050 et seq. 8.01.010
Division 30 (commencing with 40000) 8.24.010
40191 8.24.010
40201 8.24.010
40507 8.24.040
41781.3 8.24.040
42800 to 42859 et seq.—42855 8.24.080
42885 8.24.080
Public Utilities Code
Section Code Section
799 3.46.170; 3.46.220
Division 1, Part 1, Chapter 5, Article 2 5.24.170
Division 2.42.5, commencing with 5800 14.08.24
5800 et seq. 14.08.04
6201 et seq. 14.04.020
10001 3.75.010
21411 3.57.090
Revenue and Taxation Code
Section Code Section
107.6 12.05.080
327 13.28.030
Division 1, Part 9, Chapter 5
(commencing with 5096) 3.48.110
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Division 2, Part 1 3.56.040; 3.56.080; 3.57.070; 3.57.100 Division 2, Part I 3.56.040; 3.56.080
Packet Page 1472
References to California Codes 19
Revenue and Taxation Code (Cont’d)
Section Code Section
Division 2, Part 1
(commencing with 6001) 3.57.060
6066 5.19.030
6067 3.56.050; 3.57.080
6203 3.56.080; 3.57.070
6366 3.56.090; 3.57.090
6366.1 3.56.090; 3.57.090
6701 3.56.040; 3.56.080; 3.57.070
6702 3.56.040; 3.56.080; 3.57.070
6711 3.56.040; 3.56.080; 3.57.070
6715 3.56.040; 3.56.080; 3.57.070
6737 3.56.040; 3.56.080; 3.57.070
6797 3.56.040; 3.56.080; 3.57.070
6828 3.56.040; 3.56.080; 3.57.070
Division 2, Part 1.5 3.56.020; 3.56.040; 3.56.080; 3.56.090;
3.56.100; 3.56.110
7200 et seq. Ch. 3.56
Division 2, Part 1.6 3.57.010; 3.57.060; 3.57.090; 3.57.100; 3.57.110 Division 2, Part 1.6
(commencing with 7251) 3.57.010
Division 2, Part 1.7 3.57.100
7280 Ch. 3.55
7281 Ch. 3.55
7284.6 3.46.070; 3.46.130
7284.7 3.46.130
Division 2, Part 1.7, 7285.9 3.57.010
10701—11053 5.24.010
Division 2, Part 6.7 3.48.100
Division 2, Part 6.7
(commencing with 11901) 3.48.010
11901 et seq. Ch. 3.48
17056 3.44.140
17057 3.44.140
23701(l) 5.36.010
23701(a)a 5.36.010
23701(b)b 5.36.010
23701(d)d 5.36.010; 5.36.080
23701(e)e 5.36.010
23701(f)f 5.36.010
23701(g)g 5.36.010
30001 et seq. 3.56.110; Ch. 3.60
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Streets and Highways Code
Section Code Section
Division 1, Chapter 1, Article 5 3.20.010; 3.20.030
186.3 Ch. 3.20
1468 12.03.110
2106 Ch. 3.20
2107 Ch. 3.20
2113 Ch. 3.20
Division 4 12.28.010
Division 4, 2800 et seq. 12.84.060; 12.84.080; 12.84.090; 12.84.120;
12.84.130; 12.90.040
3110 12.90.040
3114 12.90.110
3115 12.90.110
5000 et seq. 12.28.030
Division 7, being 5000 et seq. 12.94.010
5003 through —5024 12.90.030
5101 12.94.010
5193 12.90.040
5195 12.90.040
5300 through —5325 12.84.210; 12.90.110
Division 7, Part 3, Chapter 22 12.92.020
Division 7, Part 3, Chapter 24 12.92.020
Division 7, Part 3, Chapter 27 12.92.020
5896.1 et seq. Ch. 12.12; Ch. 13.36
Division 10, being 8500 et seq. 12.94.010
8570 12.94.010
8680 to —8688 12.84.360; 12.84.410; 12.84.730
8800 to —8809 12.84.410; 12.84.730; 12.90.080
8830 to 8835 12.84.360; 12.84.410; 12.84.730
8830—8837 12.84.360; 12.84.410; 12.84.730
Division 12, 10000 et seq. 12.94.010
10100 12.94.010
10350 through —10358 12.90.130
10404(a) 12.90.110
10404(b) 12.90.110
10404(c) 12.90.110
22000 et seq. Ch. 12.40
22531 12.90.030
Division 18, Part 1
(commencing with 31500) 12.84.330; 12.84.350
Part 2 (commencing with 32500) 12.84.750
35100 et seq. 12.84.380; 12.84.410; 12.84.440
Vehicle Code
Section Code Section
Packet Page 1474
References to California Codes 21
100 et seq. Ch. 10.04
165 10.24.210
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Vehicle Code (Cont’d)
Section Code Section
463 10.25.030
670 10.25.030
2500 et seq. Ch. 5.76
2800 10.24.220
4000 8.30.015
Division 3, Chapter 1
(commencing with 4000) 3.57.090
5004 8.36.130
5202 8.30.015
Division 3.5 (commencing with 9840) 3.57.090
Division 5, Chapter 3
(commencing with 11500) 5.28.010
11520 5.28.010
16500 5.76.150
16500 et seq. Ch. 5.24; Ch. 5.76
16501 Ch. 5.24; Ch. 5.76
21100 Ch. 5.24; Ch. 5.76; Ch. 10.08; Ch. 12.56
21100(K) 10.24.210
21100 et seq. Ch. 10.16
21101 Ch. 10.20
21101.2 10.24.220
21106 Ch. 10.28; Ch. 10.36
21112 Ch. 5.24; Ch. 5.76
21114.5 10.16.020
21206 Ch. 10.24
21351 et seq. Ch. 10.12
21450 et seq. Ch. 10.12
21458 Ch. 10.16; Ch. 10.36
21961 Ch. 10.28
22357 10.52.010—10.52.050; 10.52.055
22358 10.52.010—10.52.050; 10.52.055
22360 10.52.010—10.52.04010.52.050; 10.52.055
22360, 28 10.52.050
22500 et seq. Ch. 10.16
22507.5(c) 10.16.120
22520.5 9.62.060
22523 10.16.230
22650 et seq. Ch. 8.36
22651 10.16.020; 10.16.150
22651(n) 10.16.120
Packet Page 1476
References to California Codes 23
Vehicle Code (Cont’d)
Section Code Section
22651.7 10.16.150
22651.9 10.25.020; 10.25.050
22652 Ch. 10.16
22660 through —22664 8.36.010
22852 10.25.020; 10.25.060
23130 Ch. 10.56; 10.56.010
23130.5 Ch. 10.56
24002 8.30.015
27200—27207 Ch. 10.56; 10.56.010
35701 10.24.190
35701 et seq. 10.24.190
35703 et seq. 10.24.190
35790 8.90.040
Division 16.7 10.48.030
39000 et seq. Ch. 10.48
40001 8.30.015
Vehicle Code, 40202 10.16.150; 10.16.240—10.16.260; 10.16.280 Division 18, Chapter 2, 42200 3.24.010; 3.24.020
Welfare and Institutions Code
Section Code Section
625.5 9.68.060
625.5(d) 9.68.060
625.5(e) 9.68.060
9400 et seq. 5.52.010
Water Code
Section Code Section
Division 7 8.80.103
13050(d) 8.80.207
13050(k) 8.80.103
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Packet Page 1478
REFERENCES TO ORDINANCES
Ord. No. Date Passed Code Section
442 8-15-10 8.48.010—8.48.030
465 9-5-11 8.51.010; 8.51.020
638 8-22-16 5.56.070—5.56.090
625 12-21-16 8.09.010; 8.09.020
102 11-17-1891 12.32.010—12.32.040
106 1-26-1892 8.87.010; 8.87.020
111 5-17-1892 12.48.020—12.48.050
120 9-13-1892 12.44.030
122 9-27-1892 12.48.010
151 1-16-1894 12.44.040—12.44.080
294 11-17-1903 8.06.010; 8.06.020
295 12-15-1903 12.68.010—12.68.030
335 10-10-1906 12.12.010—12.12.050
347 1-12-1907 2.12.010—2.12.050
404 12-7-1908 5.56.010—5.56.050
421 9-13-1909 8.03.010—8.03.030
475 2-13-1912 12.44.090—12.44.120
536 11-4-1913 9.44.010—9.44.030
541 11-10-1913 14.04.010—14.04.040
562 4-6-1914 12.52.020—12.52.040
614 11-1-1915 12.60.010; 12.60.020
677 6-1-1917 13.04.010—13.04.030
756 1-4-1920 12.36.010
763 3-2-1920 5.04.005—5.04.030; 5.04.055—5.04.110; 5.04.125;
5.04.140; 5.04.150; 5.04.155; 5.04.160; 5.04.195;
5.04.210; 5.04.245; 5.20.010—5.20.160; 5.24.010;
5.24.020; 5.24.150—5.24.170
821 8-9-1921 1.24.010; 2.02.090; 2.66.010; 3.16.010—3.16.040;
5.28.010; 5.64.010—5.64.030; 6.01.030—6.01.050;
6.01.070—6.01.130; 6.03.010—6.03.040;
6.04.010—6.04.050; 6.04.070; 6.04.080;
6.05.020—6.05.040; 6.08.020; 6.08.040—6.08.060;
6.08.080—6.08.110; 6.08.130; 6.11.010; 8.84.010;
8.84.020; 9.08.010—9.08.030; 9.12.010; 9.12.030;
9.12.040; 9.48.010—9.48.030; 9.52.070; 9.56.010;
9.84.010; 10.56.010; 10.56.020; 12.16.020; 12.20.020;
12.20.030; 12.36.020; 12.44.010; 12.44.020; 12.52.010;
16.16.010—16.16.030; 16.16.050; 16.16.070
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858 4-11-1922 3.36.010—3.36.030
1003 11-14-1923 6.03.010
1263 12-8-1925 12.52.010
1301 5-12-1926 12.36.020
1482 10-20-1931 6.08.060
1489 3-8-1932 5.04.140; 5.04.155
1492 6-21-1932 9.64.010—9.64.030
1525 1-8-1934 5.04.090
1530 7-3-1934 9.08.010—9.08.030
1547 6-11-1935 3.20.010—3.20.030
1554 10-22-1935 9.32.010—9.32.060
1557 1-28-1936 3.20.010—3.20.030
1613 7-19-1938 5.56.040; 5.56.050
1645 8-20-1940 9.52.010—9.52.050
1652 3-18-1941 10.04.010—10.04.030; 10.04.060; 10.04.080—10.04.180;
10.08.010; 10.08.020; 10.12.010—10.12.050;
10.16.010—10.16.200; 10.20.010—10.20.030;
10.24.010—10.24.060; 10.24.090; 10.24.100;
10.24.120—10.24.200; 10.28.010; 10.28.020; 10.28.040;
10.28.050; 10.32.030—10.32.060; 10.36.010; 10.36.020;
10.40.010; 10.40.020; 10.44.010
1655 4-8-1941 12.40.010—12.40.130
1657 4-22-1941 9.28.010—9.28.040
1706 12-21-1943 10.12.020
1713 - -1944 2.12.010; 2.12.020
1729 11-30-1944 5.04.125; 5.04.195
1730 1-3-1945 10.36.010
1734 2-6-1945 2.48.010; 2.48.020
1739 4-12-1945 12.72.010—12.72.050
1755 3-27-1946 10.16.110
1761 5-25-1946 12.76.010—12.76.050
1785 4-8-1947 8.87.030; 8.87.040; 8.87.060
1800 9-22-1947 5.04.160; 5.04.245
1811 10-7-1947 2.54.010
1815 2-27-1948 2.22.010; 2.22.020
1816 3-9-1948 3.24.010; 3.24.020
1825 4-27-1948 3.28.010; 3.28.020
1851 4-5-1949 5.04.210
1872 12-6-1949 2.28.010; 2.28.020
1900 11-30-1950 12.36.030; 12.36.030
1915 5-22-1951 9.68.010; 9.68.060
1918 7-2-1951 2.66.010
1925 11-6-1951 8.54.010—8.54.040
1885 5-2-1952 12.40.140
Packet Page 1480
References to Ordinances 27
1949 7-22-1952 10.12.030; 10.28.040
1950 7-22-1952 10.48.010—10.48.110
1951 7-22-1952 5.56.030
1963 11-18-1952 12.28.060—12.28.110
1987 7-7-1953 5.76.010—5.76.050; 5.76.070—5.76.450;
5.76.500—5.76.530; 5.76.580
1988 7-21-1953 8.63.010—8.63.100; 8.63.120—8.63.140
2003 11-17-1953 9.16.010; 9.16.020
2005 11-24-1953 8.66.010—8.66.080
2014 1-19-1954 15.36.010
2040 8-3-1954 12.16.010; 12.16.020
2048 10-5-1954 2.56.010—2.56.080
2063 5-17-1955 12.28.010—12.28.050
2075 9-21-1955 10.16.120
2078 11-8-1955 5.76.170; 5.76.230; 5.76.240; 5.76.260; 5.76.350;
5.76.360; 5.76.510
2096 2-21-1956 8.57.010—8.57.090
2100 3-6-1956 5.52.010—5.52.100
2102 4-3-1956 8.54.020
2105 4-3-1956 10.52.010—10.52.060
2118 5-31-1956 3.56.010—3.56.110
2121 6-19-1956 2.70.010—2.70.050
2135 8-21-1956 2.52.010
2154 1-22-1957 5.76.280; 5.76.310; 5.76.370
2158 2-11-1957 13.08.010; 13.08.020
2162 2-19-1957 14.04.020
2163 2-19-1957 12.32.050; 12.32.070
2168 5-7-1957 13.12.010—13.12.040
2171 5-13-1957 6.08.110
2192 10-22-1957 8.63.020
2227 7-1-1958 5.04.150
2247 11-12-1958 5.04.030
2265 6-23-1959 12.36.030
2273 9-22-1959 12.40.070; 12.40.120; 12.40.130
2284 2-24-1960 2.58.010
2288 3-8-1960 10.28.050
2291 3-29-1960 15.28.010; 15.28.020; 15.28.140—15.28.170 2347 3-27-1961 12.44.040
2367 7-5-1961 5.76.430; 5.76.440
2374 7-24-1961 3.32.010; 3.32.020
2386 9-5-1961 12.24.010; 12.24.020
2392 9-26-1961 10.04.150; 10.52.060
2397 11-21-1961 2.02.010—2.02.080
2398 9-21-1961 2.06.010; 2.06.020
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2400 11-28-1961 2.36.010; 2.36.020
2403 12-11-1961 10.16.130
2406 12-19-1961 3.56.030; 3.56.080
2417 2-14-1962 8.84.010; 8.84.020
2429 3-27-1962 2.56.040; 2.56.060; 2.56.080
2431 4-2-1962 15.48.010—15.48.100
2449 7-24-1962 2.50.010; 2.50.020
2455 8-13-1962 5.28.010
2457 8-24-1962 5.56.010
2481 1-29-1963 2.04.010
2498 5-14-1963 8.66.020
2508 7-2-1963 3.36.030
2510 7-16-1963 8.66.030
2519 8-20-1963 12.28.060
2537 11-19-1963 10.16.110
2552 1-28-1964 9.28.010—9.28.040
2561 3-3-1964 6.08.080; 6.08.100
2579 5-26-1964 10.24.170; 10.24.180
2588 6-23-1964 3.04.010—3.04.100; 5.32.010—5.32.110
2592 7-7-1964 3.56.020
2598 7-25-1964 5.32.030
2613 9-29-1964 10.16.140
2622 11-17-1964 2.64.010—2.64.050; 2.64.070
2643 2-2-1965 9.44.010; 9.44.020
2654 3-9-1965 3.12.030
2664 4-13-1965 9.16.010
2673 6-27-1965 1.12.010; 1.12.020
2690 10-5-1965 10.04.060
2700 11-2-1965 12.76.030
2711 12-14-1965 3.64.010; 3.64.020; 3.64.050
2730 3-15-1966 3.64.020
2732 4-5-1966 8.15.010—8.15.120; 8.15.140—8.15.170
2733 4-5-1966 5.76.160
2743 5-17-1966 3.32.010; 3.32.020
2747 5-24-1966 8.15.020
2754 6-3-1966 10.16.150
2768 8-23-1966 10.16.040
2779 11-8-1966 2.56.030
2784 11-29-1966 15.36.010
2802 3-14-1967 16.16.010—16.16.050
2809 3-28-1967 5.04.065
2811 4-11-1967 3.55.180
2812 4-18-1967 2.22.020
2828 6-27-1967 2.38.010—2.38.120
Packet Page 1482
References to Ordinances 29
2836 8-15-1967 2.02.010
2844 8-29-1967 12.76.010
2855 10-3-1967 2.10.010; 2.10.020; 2.10.040
2856 10-3-1967 10.12.030
2867 11-28-1967 3.48.010—3.48.110
2884 2-6-1968 8.60.010—8.60.050; 8.60.070—8.60.110; 8.60.130;
8.60.150
2900 4-23-1968 5.80.010—5.80.030; 5.80.050—5.80.220
2915 6-25-1968 10.24.190
2917 6-25-1968 10.24.170
2919 7-2-1968 13.36.010—13.36.120
2926 7-30-1968 6.08.020
2931 8-13-1968 3.44.010; 3.44.020; 3.44.050—3.44.130; 3.44.135;
3.44.150
2934 8-20-1968 2.62.010; 2.62.020
2939 9-11-1968 9.84.010
2968 1-21-1969 6.11.010
2969 1-21-1969 8.30.070; 8.36.020—8.36.150
2979 3-18-1969 5.76.030; 5.76.350; 5.76.520; 5.76.530
2997 7-1-1969 12.44.110
3002 7-15-1969 5.76.130; 5.76.150; 5.76.340
3007 8-19-1969 13.12.010—13.12.030
3016 9-23-1969 12.40.010; 12.40.060; 12.40.100
3022 10-21-1969 5.76.040; 5.76.050; 5.76.070; 5.76.080; 5.76.220;
5.76.320; 5.76.340; 5.76.390; 5.76.420
3031 12-9-1969 15.48.030; 15.48.050—15.48.070
3035 12-16-1969 10.44.010
3038 12-23-1969 9.12.010; 9.12.030
3064 4-7-1970 15.68.010—15.68.050
3070 5-12-1970 5.80.140; 5.80.150
3074 6-2-1970 2.50.010
3086 6-30-1970 10.56.010; 10.56.020
3095 8-11-1970 9.56.010
3120 11-10-1970 2.02.030
3126 12-1-1970 2.22.020
3150 3-2-1971 2.50.010
3155 3-9-1971 8.63.090; 8.63.130
3185 7-13-1971 6.08.080
3212 11-16-1971 3.64.050
3216 12-21-1971 2.22.010
3217 12-21-1971 13.36.100
3220 12-21-1971 8.78.010—8.78.030
3222 1-4-1972 1.16.010
3224 1-4-1972 12.20.020
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3226 1-4-1972 2.50.010
3227 1-4-1972 15.28.140—15.28.170
3233 1-18-1972 10.04.010; 10.04.100
3236 2-25-1972 8.60.050
3245 3-8-1972 5.04.060
3265 5-5-1972 9.32.040
3267 5-17-1972 8.36.100
3268 5-17-1972 5.04.070
3271 6-28-1972 2.56.040
3273 7-14-1972 2.70.020; 2.70.030
3275 7-14-1972 12.16.020
3285 8-24-1972 2.10.040
3286 8-24-1972 2.02.050
3292 9-25-1972 3.64.010; 3.64.040
3293 9-25-1972 3.64.030
3300 10-24-1972 8.57.040
3301 10-24-1972 6.01.130
3306 10-24-1972 2.56.070
3307 11-9-1972 6.08.060
3313 12-7-1972 2.50.010
3315 12-7-1972 10.16.010
3326 1-3-1973 12.80.010—12.80.050; 12.80.130; 12.80.140 3328 1-17-1973 10.16.010; 10.16.020; 10.16.050—10.16.070 3329 2-16-1973 10.24.200
3330 2-16-1973 1.20.010; 1.20.020
3334 2-28-1973 6.01.030—6.01.050; 6.01.070—6.01.120
3346 5-11-1973 12.32.050
3354 6-8-1973 3.48.090
3363 8-9-1973 2.50.010
3365 8-9-1973 10.52.030; 10.52.050
3367 8-22-1973 8.18.010—8.18.090
3370 8-22-1973 3.04.100
3378 10-4-1973 3.56.050; 3.56.060; 3.56.090
3383 10-17-1973 2.62.020
3406 3-4-1974 5.76.200
3407 3-6-1974 13.08.010
3412 3-19-1974 5.76.200
3414 4-4-1974 5.64.010—5.64.030
3419 4-19-1974 8.36.080—8.36.120
3426 5-20-1974 2.10.020
3432 6-17-1974 12.28.080; 12.28.090
3433 6-24-1974 3.55.180
3448 10-30-1974 2.56.010
3452 10-30-1974 6.08.050; 6.08.130
Packet Page 1484
References to Ordinances 31
3455 11-5-1974 12.68.010; 12.68.020
3462 12-10-1974 3.08.010
3465 12-17-1974 6.03.020; 6.04.010—6.04.050; 6.04.070; 6.04.080;
6.05.020—6.05.040; 6.08.110; 9.52.070
3470 12-17-1974 5.44.010—5.44.120
3472 1-8-1975 2.08.010
3474 1-22-1975 15.48.080
3475 1-22-1975 13.24.010—13.24.430
3481 3-12-1975 15.28.010; 15.28.020
3486 3-19-1975 5.76.020; 5.76.030; 5.76.530
3488 3-19-1975 10.48.010—10.48.110
3495 4-24-1975 5.20.010—5.20.160
3497 5-16-1975 10.16.150
3505 6-17-1975 3.44.135
3510 6-27-1975 3.44.050; 3.44.060
3512 7-15-1975 2.14.040
3514 8-6-1975 3.04.070
3518 8-19-1975 8.18.010
3519 8-19-1975 10.16.120
3520 8-19-1975 9.12.040
3525 9-10-1975 12.80.050
3526 9-10-1975 2.50.010
3529 9-16-1975 3.56.020; 3.56.030; 3.56.070
3531 10-7-1975 3.04.080; 3.04.090
3533 10-28-1975 13.28.010—13.28.120
3538 10-28-1975 10.24.200
3541 11-26-1975 2.52.010
3542 12-11-1975 5.44.010—5.44.120
3551 2-4-1976 2.50.010
3554 2-18-1976 10.24.090
3555 2-18-1976 10.16.150
3556 2-18-1976 2.27.060
3562 3-17-1976 5.44.010
3577 6-7-1976 6.08.040
3581 6-21-1976 5.04.075
3582 6-21-1976 6.04.030
3584 7-6-1976 5.76.020; 5.76.350; 5.76.500; 5.76.510
3585 7-6-1976 5.76.090; 5.76.200; 5.76.210; 5.76.280; 5.76.290;
5.76.320; 5.76.340
3589 7-6-1976 12.84.010—12.84.790
3593 8-2-1976 15.28.150
3594 8-3-1976 5.04.025
3601 9-7-1976 2.56.010; 2.56.020; 2.56.080
3603 9-20-1976 12.84.220; 12.84.230; 12.84.310; 12.84.320; 12.84.730 3606 10-26-1976 5.36.010—5.36.200
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3611 12-20-1976 8.63.130
3613 12-20-1976 6.08.020
3627 2-24-1977 5.24.010; 5.24.020; 5.24.150—5.24.170
3628 2-24-1977 15.36.010
3638 4-20-1977 2.58.020
3641 5-25-1977 3.36.010
3643 5-25-1977 12.80.130
3651 6-29-1977 3.08.020
3652 7-15-1977 2.58.010
3653 7-15-1977 8.73.040
3658 7-18-1977 10.12.010
3665 9-2-1977 2.27.060
3671 9-2-1977 10.52.020
3672 9-16-1977 10.52.020
3675 9-21-1977 8.69.010
3676 10-4-1977 2.50.010
3684 11-9-1977 5.36.010; 5.36.020; 5.36.040; 5.36.060; 5.36.080;
5.36.100; 5.36.140
3685 11-9-1977 8.36.020; 8.36.030; 8.36.050; 8.30.070; 8.36.090;
8.36.130; 8.36.140
3688 11-9-1977 2.28.010
3698 12-21-1977 12.68.020
3701 1-24-1978 8.18.010; 8.18.030—8.18.050
3703 2-9-1978 8.15.170
3704 2-9-1978 12.88.010; 12.88.020
3708 3-2-1978 2.28.010
3711 3-7-1978 12.44.030
3717 4-19-1978 10.52.010
3718 4-19-1978 10.24.190
3723 5-4-1978 3.04.070
3724 5-4-1978 5.36.050
3732 6-16-1978 2.28.010
3733 6-28-1978 10.16.150; 10.24.170
3736 7-5-1978 10.16.010
3750 8-21-1978 5.76.200
3743 8-25-1978 10.16.170
3746 8-25-1978 10.52.020
3751 8-25-1978 1.08.010—1.08.090
3759 9-13-1978 12.84.300
3770 10-6-1978 2.68.010—2.68.030
3772 11-9-1978 9.04.010—9.04.040
3774 11-9-1978 12.28.110
3784 11-22-1978 10.52.010
3792 12-20-1978 2.56.030
Packet Page 1486
References to Ordinances 33
3795 1-9-1979 10.48.010; 10.48.030; 10.48.040
3796 1-9-1979 3.44.050—3.44.080; 3.44.100—3.44.130
3803 2-8-1979 6.08.080
3804 2-8-1979 16.16.010—16.16.030; 16.16.070
3817 5-9-1979 10.16.120
3827 5-22-1979 6.08.080
3835 6-19-1979 13.08.020
3837 6-19-1979 10.16.010
3838 6-19-1979 8.18.040; 8.18.050
3842 7-11-1979 2.06.020
3843 7-11-1979 1.04.010—1.04.090
3844 7-11-1979 10.16.150
3845 7-11-1979 10.16.010
3846 7-11-1979 3.55.180
3848 7-11-1979 3.48.050; 3.48.060; 3.48.090
3849 7-25-1979 10.52.020
3854 8-21-1979 10.52.020; 10.52.030
3855 8-21-1979 10.16.150; 10.16.170; 10.16.190
3858 8-21-1979 9.48.010—9.48.030
3861 9-12-1979 3.44.135
3867 9-18-1979 9.32.010; 9.32.015
3868 9-18-1979 12.68.020
3869 9-18-1979 8.63.130
3874 10-16-1979 10.52.030
3877 11-7-1979 5.76.280; 5.76.290
3878 11-7-1979 5.76.500
3880 11-20-1979 10.16.110; 10.16.140; 10.16.170; 10.16.190; 10.16.200 3883 11-20-1979 2.02.090
3887 12-6-1979 5.04.030
3893 1-9-1980 3.04.070; 3.04.080
3896 1-9-1980 9.20.010; 9.20.020
3904 1-24-1980 3.40.010; 3.40.020
3918 2-25-1980 12.28.060; 12.28.080
3920 2-25-1980 9.12.040
3921 2-25-1980 2.52.010
3926 4-14-1980 6.01.130
3934 5-12-1980 14.08.27
3937 5-12-1980 6.08.040
3943 6-3-1980 5.76.020; 5.76.140; 5.76.500
3949 7-9-1980 5.04.071
3950 7-9-1980 12.44.030
3952 7-22-1980 14.08.27
3955 8-8-1980 3.10.010
3959 8-8-1980 10.52.020; 10.52.030
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3960 8-20-1980 10.16.120
3965 9-10-1980 6.08.080
3966 9-10-1980 10.52.020
3968 9-23-1980 6.01.130
3971 9-24-1980 15.48.030; 15.48.040
3976 10-8-1980 5.36.010; 5.36.080
3981 10-29-1980 1.01.010—1.01.100
MC-15 12-9-1980 2.28.010
MC-16 12-9-1980 5.76.150
MC-21 1-7-1981 6.01.150
MC-26 1-20-1981 5.72.010; 5.72.020
MC-28 2-3-1981 8.63.110
MC-36 3-25-1981 1.01.040
MC-42 4-8-1981 10.16.170
MC-46 4-27-1981 5.80.040
MC-47 4-27-1981 2.72.010
MC-50 5-7-1981 6.08.040; 6.08.080; 6.08.130
MC-64 6-19-1981 2.74.010—2.74.040
MC-65 6-19-1981 Ch. 9.40; 10.24.070
MC-80 7-8-1981 10.24.190
MC-81 7-8-1981 10.52.020
MC-84 7-21-1981 Ch. 15.64
MC-85 8-4-1981 1.26.010; 1.26.020
MC-88 8-4-1981 6.08.080
MC-92 8-18-1981 Ch. 16.04; Ch. 16.08
MC-93 9-2-1981 10.52.010—10.52.050
MC-98 9-15-1981 2.58.010
MC-106 10-7-1981 2.28.030
MC-114 11-16-1981 10.52.030
MC-118 11-16-1981 5.04.030; 5.20.150
MC-119 11-16-1981 5.76.060
MC-125 1-7-1982 8.81.010; 8.81.030—8.81.080; 8.81.100—8.81.160 MC-126 1-7-1982 3.38.010—3.38.050
MC-127 1-7-1982 2.22.020
MC-130 1-7-1982 5.44.020
MC-144 3-16-1982 16.16.030
MC-145 3-16-1982 6.01.150; 6.08.080
MC-146 3-16-1982 5.36.010; 5.36.020; 5.36.040; 5.36.060; 5.36.080 MC-149 4-7-1982 12.94.010—12.94.030
MC-150 4-7-1982 12.90.010—12.90.130
MC-153 4-20-1982 8.36.030
MC-155 4-20-1982 3.38.040
MC-161 5-5-1982 10.28.030
MC-165 5-5-1982 Ch. 9.36
Packet Page 1488
References to Ordinances 35
MC-170 6-8-1982 10.52.020
MC-175 6-28-1982 2.28.010
MC-174 6-29-1982 2.28.040
MC-177 7-7-1982 15.28.140; 15.28.150
MC-178 7-7-1982 8.18.060; 8.18.070
MC-183 7-7-1982 3.04.070; 3.04.080
MC-184 7-7-1982 2.58.020
MC-190 7-13-1982 5.76.500
MC-192 7-22-1982 5.44.020—5.44.030; 5.44.070—5.44.086; 5.44.100;
5.44.130
MC-194 8-3-1982 5.04.030
MC-195 8-3-1982 5.76.500
MC-198 8-11-1982 2.04.010; 2.04.020
MC-199 8-17-1982 10.52.020; 10.52.030
MC-201 8-17-1982 8.81.010; 8.81.070; 8.81.080; 8.81.100; 8.81.110;
8.81.150; 8.81.160
MC-207 9-20-1982 9.32.040
MC-209 9-20-1982 8.50.010—8.50.060
MC-210 9-20-1982 10.04.050; 10.24.110
MC-216 10-25-1982 1.26.010—1.26.040
MC-217 11-2-1982 6.05.020; 6.05.030
MC-219 11-2-1982 8.60.010; 8.60.050; 8.60.060
MC-228 12-7-1982 15.28.140
MC-229 12-21-1982 13.28.010—13.28.030; 13.28.060
MC-230 12-21-1982 2.50.010
MC-236 12-21-1982 8.81.040; 8.81.050
MC-241 12-21-1982 8.18.010; 8.18.030; 8.18.070
MC-254 3-9-1983 8.15.170; 9.90.010
MC-258 3-28-1983 14.08.27
MC-266 4-21-1983 6.08.090
MC-268 4-26-1983 2.56.001
MC-273 5-23-1983 13.32.010
MC-277 6-8-1983 2.17.020—2.17.070; 2.22.010; 2.22.020; 2.22.040;
2.22.060; 2.45.010; 2.45.070; 5.76.460—5.76.480;
5.76.560
MC-279 6-21-1983 8.18.080
MC-280 6-21-1983 8.18.082
MC-282 6-21-1983 10.52.010; 10.52.020
MC-287 7-7-1983 5.04.030
MC-288 7-7-1983 3.55.180
MC-294 8-3-1983 Ch. 5.08
MC-295 8-3-1983 5.04.075
MC-296 8-3-1983 3.55.180
MC-297 8-4-1983 3.44.050; 3.44.060; 3.44.135; 3.44.144; 3.44.160 Packet Page 1489
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MC-298 8-17-1983 13.20.010—13.20.440
MC-302 9-7-1983 5.04.020—5.04.045; 5.04.125; 5.04.155; 5.04.160;
5.04.180—5.04.200; 5.04.240; 5.04.300; 5.04.305;
5.04.365—5.04.410; 5.04.445; 5.04.460; 5.04.465;
5.04.495; 5.04.510; 5.04.525; 5.04.550; 5.04.555;
5.04.565; 5.04.570; 5.04.575; 5.04.585; 5.04.590;
5.84.010; 5.84.020
MC-310 10-25-1983 3.08.020
MC-314 11-7-1983 5.36.060
MC-320 12-6-1983 12.28.060
MC-324 12-6-1983 2.50.010
MC-325 12-6-1983 12.40.010—12.40.140
MC-326 12-20-1983 3.56.060; 3.56.090
MC-330 12-20-1983 3.44.140
MC-331 1-10-1984 3.44.170
MC-337 1-25-1984 3.44.080
MC-338 1-25-1984 1.28.010—1.28.030
MC-339 2-14-1984 5.04.215
MC-342 2-22-1984 3.08.020
MC-344 2-22-1984 2.14.010—2.14.040; 2.15.010; 2.15.020;
8.18.040—8.18.070; 8.66.020; 8.66.040; 8.66.060;
8.66.070; 10.12.010—10.12.030; 10.16.010—10.16.030;
10.16.060; 10.16.070; 10.16.090; 10.16.200; 10.20.010;
10.24.040; 10.24.190; 10.24.200; 10.28.050; 10.36.010;
10.36.020; 10.44.010; 10.52.060; 12.12.020; 12.12.040;
12.32.050; 12.40.010; 12.40.040—12.40.100; 12.40.120;
12.40.130; 12.44.050; 12.48.030; 12.48.040
MC-345 3-7-1984 2.76.010—2.76.030
MC-349 3-7-1984 12.90.040
MC-352 3-7-1984 9.32.015; 9.32.050
MC-355 3-22-1984 9.49.010—9.49.050
MC-362 4-17-1984 2.76.010—2.76.030
MC-363 4-17-1984 6.08.040
MC-370 5-22-1984 8.60.030—8.69.070
MC-372 5-22-1984 9.90.010
MC-376 6-5-1984 3.55.180
MC-382 6-20-1984 5.04.115—5.04.130; 5.04.150; 5.04.170; 5.04.210;
5.04.225; 5.04.235; 5.04.250—5.04.260; 5.04.340;
5.04.375; 5.04.425; 5.04.430; 5.04.450;
5.04.470—5.04.485; 5.04.515; 5.04.525; 5.04.580
MC-390 7-9-1984 2.58.030
MC-388 7-11-1984 6.12.010
MC-391 7-11-1984 5.56.040
MC-401 8-21-1984 10.16.090
Packet Page 1490
References to Ordinances 37
MC-402 8-21-1984 8.87.050
MC-404 8-21-1984 9.90.010
MC-410 9-18-1984 1.26.010; 2.64.020; 2.64.040; 2.64.050; 2.64.070;
5.80.220; 8.36.120; 16.16.070
MC-415 10-16-1984 10.16.210
MC-418 10-16-1984 6.03.030
MC-423 11-9-1984 10.44.020
MC-424 12-18-1984 5.76.140
MC-427 1-25-1985 16.16.040; 16.16.050
MC-431 1-25-1985 3.04.010
MC-433 2-5-1985 3.38.040
MC-434 2-5-1985 10.52.020
MC-438 2-19-1985 10.52.020; 10.52.050
MC-452 4-15-1985 3.38.060
MC-449 4-17-1985 10.52.010; 10.52.020; 10.52.040
MC-455 5-13-1985 1.12.010; 1.12.020
MC-460 5-15-1985 2.12.010—2.12.050; 2.28.020; 2.38.120; 3.44.150;
5.04.355; 5.04.370; 5.04.635; 5.20.100; 5.32.120;
5.36.020; 5.36.070; 5.36.090; 5.36.120; 5.44.130; Ch.
5.48; 5.52.020; 5.52.110; 5.56.060; 5.76.030; 5.76.570;
5.76.590; 5.80.230; 5.84.015; 6.01.130; 6.08.020;
6.08.110; 6.11.010; 6.13.010; 8.03.030; 8.06.020; Ch.
8.07; 8.09.020; Ch. 8.12; 8.15.030; 8.15.050—8.15.120;
8.15.140; 8.15.160; 8.15.170; 8.18.030; 8.18.090;
8.48.020; 8.50.040; 8.51.020; 8.54.040; 8.57.030;
8.57.040; 8.57.080; 8.57.090; 8.60.020; 8.60.150;
8.60.070; 8.63.140; 8.66.030; 8.66.080; 8.78.010;
8.78.030; 8.81.070; 8.81.130; 8.84.020; 8.87.020;
8.87.060; 9.04.010; 9.04.030; 9.08.030; 9.12.010;
9.12.030; 9.12.040; 9.16.010; 9.16.020; 9.28.030;
9.32.050; 9.44.030; 9.52.060—9.52.080; 9.56.010;
9.64.030; 9.68.060; 10.12.030; 10.16.010; 10.16.080;
10.16.100; 10.16.140; 10.24.050; 10.24.080; 10.24.120;
10.24.140—10.24.160; 10.24.180; 10.24.200; 10.32.010;
10.32.020; 10.32.060; 10.38.010—10.38.040; 10.44.010;
10.48.020; 10.48.100; 10.56.010; 12.12.050; 12.28.060;
12.28.100; 12.28.110; 12.32.040; 12.32.070; 12.36.030;
12.40.110; 12.40.140; 12.44.030; 12.44.040; 12.44.080;
12.44.120; 12.48.010; 12.48.050; 12.52.040; 12.60.020;
12.68.010—12.68.030; 12.72.050; 12.76.050; 12.80.040;
12.80.050; 12.80.130; 12.80.140; 12.88.010; 12.88.020;
13.20.420; 13.20.440; 13.24.100; 13.24.150; 13.24.230;
13.24.240; 13.24.280; 13.24.420—13.24.440; 13.32.010;
13.36.120; 14.04.040; 14.08.27; 15.36.020; 15.48.110;
15.68.060; 15.74.010
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MC-462 5-21-1985 6.03.030
MC-464 7-2-1985 9.90.010
MC-465 7-2-1985 10.24.190
MC-467 7-16-1985 12.94.020
MC-476 9-24-1985 2.56.001
MC-478 9-24-1985 2.56.001
MC-484 11-20-1985 12.16.020; 12.20.020; 12.20.030
MC-486 12-4-1985 5.36.010; 5.36.060
MC-488 12-18-1985 8.63.130
MC-489 1-8-1986 12.76.045
MC-491 1-22-1986 3.04.070
MC-492 1-22-1986 14.08.27
MC-497 2-3-1986 5.76.200
MC-498 2-18-1986 8.36.050; 8.36.080—8.36.100
MC-500 2-18-1986 10.52.020; 10.52.030
MC-502 3-6-1986 5.82.010—5.82.030; 5.82.050—5.82.230
MC-505 3-19-1986 5.82.050; 5.82.160
MC-510 4-22-1986 3.44.135
MC-511 4-22-1986 Ch. 8.75
MC-512 4-22-1986 10.52.020
MC-513 4-22-1986 3.04.010
MC-515 4-22-1986 3.44.140; 3.44.144
MC-519 5-20-1986 5.82.040; 5.82.060
MC-522 5-20-1986 5.04.175
MC-528 7-9-1986 6.08.040; 6.08.130
MC-530 7-22-1986 5.04.030; 5.04.075
MC-535 8-6-1986 5.22.010—5.22.040
MC-541 8-21-1986 10.16.150
MC-542 9-11-1986 15.57.010—15.57.070
MC-547 10-22-1986 10.16.150
MC-548 10-22-1986 5.04.150
MC-556 11-4-1986 3.44.065
MC-571 12-24-1986 13.32.010
MC-574 1-8-1987 10.24.210; 10.24.220
MC-575 1-8-1987 5.52.010; 5.52.100
MC-576 1-8-1987 5.44.040—5.44.060
MC-580 2-4-1987 15.28.170
MC-584 2-17-1987 8.36.160
MC-586 3-23-1987 9.90.010
MC-586 3-26-1987 10.52.010—10.52.050
MC-591 5-13-1987 9.90.010
MC-602 6-2-1987 2.06.020; 3.04.070; 3.04.080
MC-606 9-21-1987 9.90.010
MC-609 9-21-1987 1.12.010
Packet Page 1492
References to Ordinances 39
MC-607 9-22-1987 15.28.140
MC-608 9-22-1987 3.04.010; 3.04.110
MC-613 12-21-1987 8.01.010—8.01.030; Ch. 8.42; Ch. 8.45 MC-615 1-8-1988 10.52.040
MC-618 2-17-1988 5.72.010; 5.72.020
MC-619 3-8-1988 9.84.020; 9.84.030
MC-623 4-19-1988 8.73.040
MC-624 5-4-1988 2.70.060
MC-625 5-4-1988 6.08.130
MC-631 7-6-1988 2.50.010
MC-635 9-7-1988 9.90.010
MC-636 9-7-1988 8.36.030
MC-638 9-22-1988 3.16.050—3.16.070
MC-639 9-22-1988 6.08.030; 6.08.040; 6.08.100; 6.08.110 MC-641 11-9-1988 10.16.020; 10.16.150
MC-643 11-22-1988 9.70.030
MC-645 12-7-1988 8.36.050; 8.36.080—8.36.120; 10.16.110 MC-646 12-7-1988 2.06.020; 3.04.070—3.04.090
MC-649 1-4-1989 8.54.030
MC-650 1-19-1989 15.57.010—15.57.070
MC-651 2-7-1989 9.80.010—9.80.060
MC-652 2-20-1989 2.17.040
MC-653 3-16-1989 3.13.030
MC-658 4-19-1989 8.69.010; 8.69.020; 8.69.080
MC-659 5-15-1989 5.76.200
MC-661 6-7-1989 2.36.020; 2.36.030
MC-666 7-17-1989 2.04.020
MC-667 7-19-1989 14.08.27
MC-668 7-19-1989 10.04.025; 10.04.040; 10.04.070; 10.04.095; 10.16.230 MC-670 7-19-1989 15.20.010—15.20.050; 15.20.070—15.20.110 MC-671 7-26-1989 15.20.010—15.20.050; 15.20.070—15.20.110 MC-676 9-19-1989 15.08.010—15.08.050; 15.08.070—15.08.090 MC-679 9-19-1989 15.24.010—15.24.060
MC-681 11-8-1989 3.13.025
MC-682 11-9-1989 15.34.010—15.34.060
MC-683 11-20-1989 1.04.100
MC-684 11-22-1989 9.12.010; 9.12.030; 9.12.040
MC-689 12-8-1989 16.16.010—16.16.070
MC-694 12-18-1989 15.37.010—15.37.090
MC-691 12-19-1989 12.92.010—12.92.090
MC-692 12-19-1989 5.82.020
MC-696 1-9-1990 5.82.060
MC-698 1-9-1990 10.52.040
MC-702 1-27-1990 3.55.180
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MC-703 1-27-1990 3.10.010
MC-707 3-19-1990 15.73.010—15.73.050; 15.73.070—15.73.120 MC-712 3-19-1990 3.44.140; 3.44.144
MC-714 4-2-1990 10.52.020
MC-715 4-2-1990 2.58.010
MC-728 5-8-1990 15.74.010
MC-729 5-21-1990 8.66.050
MC-731 6-4-1990 8.80.802
MC-732 6-18-1990 3.55.180
MC-737 7-16-1990 12.92.080; 12.93.010; 12.93.020
MC-738 8-6-1990 10.16.180
MC-741 9-17-1990 15.20.050
MC-742 9-17-1990 8.36.120
MC-743 10-8-1990 5.04.050; 5.04.051; 5.04.063; 5.04.075; 5.04.220;
5.04.320; 5.24.020—5.24.140
MC-744 10-8-1990 5.04.110; 5.04.123—5.04.165; 5.04.200; 5.04.210;
5.04.245; 5.04.265; 5.04.270—5.04.285; 5.04.310;
5.04.315; 5.04.325—5.04.355; 5.04.370; 5.04.375;
5.04.385; 5.04.415; 5.04.420; 5.04.455; 5.04.490;
5.04.500; 5.04.504; 5.04.520; 5.04.540; 5.04.545;
5.04.560; 5.04.575; 5.04.595; 5.04.620; 5.20.040;
5.20.160
MC-745 10-8-1990 3.70.010
MC-755 11-21-1990 15.73.050
MC-756 11-21-1990 5.04.076
MC-757 11-21-1990 8.38.010—8.38.040
MC-760 11-27-1990 3.72.010; 3.72.020
MC-762 11-27-1990 10.16.150
MC-766 12-17-1990 17.05.010; 17.05.020
MC-768 3-12-1991 15.57.020; 15.57.030
MC-772 3-12-1991 8.82.010—8.82.060
MC-773 3-12-1991 8.81.010—8.81.040; 8.81.060—8.81.080;
8.81.100—8.81.130; 8.81.150—8.81.180
MC-774 3-12-1991 10.52.020
MC-778 4-16-1991 12.93.010
MC-781 4-22-1991 15.20.030; 15.20.040; Ch. 15.32; Ch. 15.52; Ch. 15.56; Ch. 15.72; Ch. 17.04
MC-782 5-3-1991 15.20.030; 15.20.040
MC-783 5-6-1991 12.30.010—12.30.060; 12.40.120; 12.40.130 MC-784 5-7-1991 17.08.010—17.08.060
MC-785 5-21-1991 8.60.120
MC-786 5-21-1991 12.96.010; 12.96.030—12.96.090
MC-788 6-4-1991 8.60.120
MC-795 6-18-1991 8.95.010—8.95.030
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MC-796 7-2-1991 12.92.010; 12.92.035
MC-797 7-2-1991 9.70.010—9.70.030
MC-803 8-8-1991 2.17.080
MC-804 8-20-1991 8.05.010
MC-805 9-18-1991 3.55.180
MC-807 9-18-1991 Ch. 8.33
MC-809 10-8-1991 5.82.020; 5.82.030
MC-811 11-6-1991 10.24.200
MC 814 12-3-1991 3.44.025
MC-815 12-17-1991 6.01.040
MC-817 1-7-1992 5.04.005—5.04.055; 5.04.063; 5.04.065; 5.04.070;
5.04.071; 5.04.075; 5.04.085—5.04.110; 5.04.125;
5.04.140—5.04.160; 5.04.200; 5.04.210; 5.04.245;
5.04.265; 5.04.275—5.04.295; 5.04.310; 5.04.315;
5.04.335—5.04.385; 5.04.415; 5.04.420;
5.04.495—5.04.504; 5.04.520—5.04.526; 5.04.540;
5.04.545; 5.04.560; 5.04.575; 5.04.595;
5.04.610—5.04.655
MC-820 2-19-1992 3.44.050; 3.44.060; 3.44.065
MC-822 3-9-1992 2.75.010; 2.75.020
MC-824 3-17-1992 3.73.010; 3.73.020
MC-828 4-7-1992 3.75.010; 3.75.020
MC-833 5-19-1992 6.08.100; 6.08.120; 6.08.150—6.08.200
MC-835 6-3-1992 13.32.010
MC-837 6-3-1992 3.44.010
MC-839 6-11-1992 2.02.010—2.02.090
MC-842 7-22-1992 10.52.010—10.52.040
MC-843 7-22-1992 10.16.180
MC-848 9-9-1992 10.52.020
MC-850 9-9-1992 15.37.010—15.37.090
MC-852 11-3-1992 2.56.040; 2.56.070
MC-853 11-3-1992 13.32.010
MC-854 11-17-1992 12.95.010—12.95.030
MC-855 12-23-1992 10.16.180
MC-858 1-12-1993 3.04.010; 3.04.020; 3.04.050; 3.04.070; 3.04.080;
3.04.120
MC-861 2-16-1993 10.52.030
MC-865 3-24-1993 8.90.010—8.90.040; 8.90.060; 8.90.080—8.90.360 MC-866 4-6-1993 9.68.010—9.68.060
MC-867 4-6-1993 8.68.010; 8.68.020
MC-870 4-20-1993 14.08.27
MC-872 5-26-1993 10.52.020
MC-873 5-26-1993 15.12.050—15.12.090
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MC-875 6-9-1993 10.16.180
MC-879 6-23-1993 5.76.575
MC-880 6-23-1993 15.20.040; 15.20.080; 15.20.100; 15.28.010; 15.28.020;
15.28.170; Ch. 15.38; Ch. 15.40; Ch. 15.44; Ch. 15.60
MC-883 9-8-1993 2.58.010
MC-884 9-8-1993 5.82.030; 5.82.050
MC-892 1-12-1994 8.65.010—8.65.070
MC-893 1-12-1994 5.82.160—5.82.180; 5.82.195; 5.82.210
MC-894 1-26-1994 8.65.030
MC-899 3-22-1994 3.44.010; 3.44.120
MC-904 5-18-1994 8.69.090
MC-905 6-8-1994 8.73.040
MC-906 6-21-1994 3.10.010
MC-907 7-6-1994 10.52.030; 10.52.050
MC-930 1-11-1995 15.25.010—15.25.030; 15.25.080; 15.25.090 MC-931 1-23-1995 9.90.010
MC-934 3-9-1995 2.56.010
MC-935 4-18-1995 5.04.015; 5.04.033; 5.04.100; 5.04.525; 5.04.615 MC-936 4-18-1995 5.04.026
MC-937 5-1-1995 5.04.360
MC-939 6-6-1995 3.44.050; 3.44.060; 3.44.065
MC-943 6-6-1995 5.76.030; 5.76.140; 5.76.230; 5.76.350; 5.76.490;
5.76.540; 5.76.550; 5.76.555
MC-944 6-8-1995 8.90.100
MC-945 6-20-1995 9.90.010; 12.98.010—12.98.040
MC-947 7-12-1995 5.76.030
MC-950 8-22-1995 Ch. 13.16
MC-951 11-8-1995 8.93.010—8.93.030
MC-952 11-8-1995 9.90.010
MC-954 11-21-1995 9.90.010
MC-955 12-19-1995 2.65.010—2.65.060
MC-960 3-6-1996 15.10.020; 15.10.060; 15.10.080
MC-961 3-20-1996 15.73.065
MC-962 3-20-1996 5.82.020
MC-965 4-3-1996 8.60.120
MC-966 4-16-1996 8.60.120
MC-967 5-21-1996 9.68.060
MC-969 6-4-1996 9.04.025
MC-970 6-4-1996 5.22.040, 5.22.050
MC-971 6-4-1996 9.12.030
MC-973 7-5-1996 10.16.160; 10.16.220
MC-976 7-31-1996 5.82.040
MC-978 8-6-1996 9.28.010; 9.28.030
MC-981 9-18-1996 12.90.015; 12.90.140
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MC-983 9-24-1996 3.04.010
MC-986 12-11-1996 3.05.010—3.05.050
MC-988 12-17-1996 10.52.040—10.52.055
MC-991 2-19-1997 5.04.640
MC-992 4-8-1997 10.52.050
MC-993 4-22-1997 10.16.150
MC-995 6-17-1997 9.68.010—9.68.060
MC-996 6-17-1997 9.69.040
MC-1002 9-15-1997 3.80.010—3.80.060
MC-1004 10-21-1997 12.03.030; 12.03.060; 12.03.100—12.03.140; 12.03.160;
12.03.170; Ch. 12.04; Ch. 12.08
MC-1005 10-21-1997 9.90.010
MC-1006 11-18-1997 Ch. 3.52; 3.55.180
MC-1010 11-18-1997 13.32.010
MC-1011 12-16-1997 15.73.065
1013 1-13-1998 10.52.030
MC-1012 1-13-1998 13.32.010
MC-1014 1-13-1998 2.17.020
MC-1017 2-4-1998 5.76.070
MC-1018 2-4-1998 15.28.190
MC-1021 5-5-1998 8.90.110
MC-1022 5-19-1998 8.60.010; 8.60.015; 8.60.150
MC-1025 7-7-1998 10.52.020—10.52.040
MC-1026 7-23-1998 3.55.180
MC-1027 9-9-1998 2.04.010; 2.04.030; 2.14.010; 2.14.020; 2.14.031;
2.14.032; 2.14.040; 3.08.020; 3.16.060; 5.04.025;
5.36.050; 5.76.060; 5.80.010; 5.80.080; 8.60.080;
9.90.010; 10.28.050; 12.03.030; 12.03.060; 12.03.070;
12.03.100—12.03.140; 12.03.160; 12.12.020; 12.12.040;
12.28.060; 12.30.010; 12.30.020; 12.40.120; 12.40.130;
12.84.410; 12.84.730; 12.90.090; 12.90.110; 12.92.010;
12.92.030; 12.92.035; 12.92.040; 12.92.040—12.92.070;
12.94.010; 12.94.030; 12.95.020; 12.95.030; 12.96.030;
12.96.040; 12.96.060—12.96.080; 15.08.050;
15.08.070—15.08.090; 15.20.020; 15.20.030; 15.20.050;
15.25.020; 15.34.020; 15.36.010; 15.37.050; 15.48.090;
15.57.020; 15.57.050; 15.37.070; 15.68.020—15.73.050
MC-1029 9-22-1998 15.24.050
MC-1033 11-3-1998 10.52.040
MC-1034 11-17-1998 9.90.010
MC-1037 12-22-1998 8.81.020; 8.81.070; 8.81.090; 8.81.100—8.81.120 MC-1038 1-12-1999 5.26.070
MC-1039 1-12-1999 5.04.005
MC-1042 3-2-1999 10.52.020; 10.52.040
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MC-1043 4-7-1999 10.52.040
MC-1044 4-7-1999 3.38.040; 15.73.065
MC-1045 4-20-1999 3.38.040; 15.73.065
MC-1046 5-5-1999 10.24.190
MC-1049 7-8-1999 9.95.080
MC-1050 7-12-1999 Ch. 5.12; 5.14.160
MC-1051 7-19-1999 Ch. 5.12; 5.14.160
MC-1052 7-19-1999 Ch. 5.12; 5.14.160
MC-1053 8-4-1999 15.12.020—15.12.040; 15.12.100—15.12.140; 15.12.200 MC-1058 9-21-1999 5.14.120
MC-1059 10-5-1999 5.14.120
MC-1064 1-11-2000 10.16.240
MC-1065 3-7-2000 3.44.131
MC-1066 3-7-2000 10.52.030
MC-1067 3-7-2000 10.52.040; 10.52.050
MC-1068 4-18-2000 10.16.270
MC-1069 4-18-2000 8.36.050
MC-1070 4-18-2000 8.36.100
MC-1071 4-18-2000 8.36.120
MC-1072 5-3-2000 10.16.250
MC-1073 5-3-2000 8.60.150; 8.63.140
MC-1075 6-21-2000 2.64.080
MC-1078 8-8-2000 3.44.131
MC-1079 8-23-2000 10.24.190
MC-1082 9-6-2000 10.52.030; 10.52.050
MC-1083 9-6-2000 10.52.030; 10.52.040
MC-1087 9-20-2000 8.69.090
MC-1094 3-21-2001 5.04.500
MC-1099 7-9-2001 3.64.020
MC-1100 7-24-2001 5.14.010; 5.14.020; 5.14.040; 5.14.050 MC-1107 11-6-2001 10.16.120
MC-1109 12-4-2001 9.84.040
MC-1110 12-4-2001 10.24.190
MC-1111 12-4-2001 10.52.020; 10.52.030
MC-1114 1-8-2002 6.14.120
MC-1116 2-20-2002 10.16.280
MC-1117 3-5-2002 3.44.131
MC-1118 3-19-2002 8.73.040
MC-1119 3-19-2002 8.73.040
MC-1120 3-19-2002 10.52.040
MC-1121 3-19-2002 Ch. 8.72
MC-1122 3-19-2002 8.73.040
MC-1123 4-16-2002 10.52.030
MC-1125 6-3-2002 1.12.010
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MC-1127 7-16-2002 Ch. 3.54; 3.55.180
MC-1129 8-20-2002 5.14.010; 5.14.050; 5.14.060; 5.14.120; 5.14.160 MC-1131 11-6-2002 10.16.180
MC-1133 11-20-2002 10.24.190
MC-1134 12-4-2002 2.58.010
MC-1135 12-18-2002 14.04.020—14.04.050
MC-1138 2-19-2003 8.60.010—8.60.130; 8.60.150; 8.60.160 MC-1139 3-4-2003 10.24.190
MC-1143 4-22-2003 9.90.010
MC-1145 6-17-2003 8.68.010
MC-1147 8-5-2003 10.24.230
MC-1148 8-5-2003 9.92.190
MC-1150 9-16-2003 9.92.020
MC-1151 10-8-2003 10.52.020
MC-1152 10-8-2003 12.68.020
MC-1162 1-6-2004 15.10.020; 15.10.060; 15.10.080; 15.11.080 MC-1163 1-23-2004 15.10.020; 15.10.060; 15.10.080; 15.11.080 MC-1164 2-3-2004 10.52.030
MC-1166 3-2-2004 8.81.045
MC-1167 3-2-2004 8.80.802
MC-1168 3-8-2004 8.80.802
MC-1170 3-18-2004 12.80.130
MC-1171 4-6-2004 12.80.130
MC-1141 4-22-2004 5.04.497
MC-1172 5-3-2004 5.76.200
MC-1173 5-5-2004 3.44.050; 3.44.060; 3.44.065
MC-1174 7-22-2004 3.13.010—3.13.030
MC-1175 7-22-2004 15.57.030
MC-1176 7-22-2004 10.16.270; 15.25.010—15.25.050; 15.25.080; 15.25.090 MC-1177 8-17-2004 8.39.130
MC-1180 9-9-2004 12.80.130
MC-1185 10-5-2004 12.80.020
MC-1186 10-5-2004 5.04.360; 9.60.070
MC-1187 10-5-2004 15.24.030
MC-1189 10-19-2004 5.04.495; 5.04.496; 5.04.499
MC-1190 11-2-2004 Ch. 2.41; Ch. 2.44; Ch. 2.47
MC-1194 4-4-2005 8.60.070; 8.60.095; 8.60.130
MC-1194 5-3-2005 8.15.020; 8.15.170
MC-1214 2-22-2006 6.01.020; 6.01.130; 6.01.140; 6.01.190; 6.03.020;
6.03.025; 6.05.020—6.05.050; 6.07.020—6.07.080;
6.08.040; 6.08.070; 6.08.140; 6.08.145; 6.08.220;
6.09.060
MC-1215 2-22-2006 15.12.200; 15.12.300
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MC-1216 2-22-2006 13.32.010
MC-1220 3-20-2006 2.06.020; 2.10.040; 2.12.050; 2.14.040; 2.15.020; Ch.
2.16; 2.38.120; 2.54.010; Ch. 2.60; 2.70.060; 2.79.020;
2.81.020
MC-1221 3-20-2006 13.25.070
MC-1222 4-6-2006 Ch. 3.26; 3.27.180
MC-1223 4-18-2006 8.82.050
MC-1224 5-16-2006 9.68.010
MC-1226 6-7-2006 2.02.030; 2.10.040; 2.14.032
MC-1228 7-12-2006 9.96.060
MC-1230 9-6-2006 3.44.050; 3.44.060; 3.44.065
MC-1231 10-3-2006 5.04.525
MC-1232 10-3-2006 Ch. 8.21
MC-1234 10-3-2006 9.90.010
MC-1235 10-3-2006 8.39.020
MC-1238 1-23-2007 3.27.020; 3.27.105; 3.27.110
MC-1241 3-6-2007 6.01.020; 6.01.190
MC-1242 3-20-2007 14.08.27
MC-1246 5-23-2007 8.54.010—8.54.090
MC-1248 6-18-2007 8.82.010
MC-1260 12-4-2007 Ch. 8.35
MC-1261 12-4-2007 15.10.060; 15.10.080; 15.12.010; 15.74.010 MC-1262 12-18-2007 15.10.060; 15.10.080; 15.12.010; 15.74.010 MC-1263 2-11-2008 3.44.050; 3.44.060; 3.46.230
MC-1264 2-19-2008 6.04.020; 6.08.145; 6.08.220; 6.09.020 MC-1266 4-8-2008 15.26.180
MC-1267 4-8-2008 2.01.010
MC-1268 4-22-2008 9.93.190
MC-1269 4-22-2008 8.60.140; 8.60.150; 8.61.040
MC-1270 5-21-2008 9.92.020
MC-1271 5-21-2008 8.02.040
MC-1272 6-3-2008 5.04.015
MC-1273 6-17-2008 5.20.040
MC-1274 7-22-2008 12.92.040; 12.93.010
MC-1275 7-22-2008 3.44.030; 3.44.040; 3.44.065
MC-1279 8-5-2008 9.90.010
MC-1281 8-19-2008 12.03.020; 12.03.055
MC-1282 8-19-2008 5.04.605; 5.19.110
MC-1283 9-3-2008 10.24.190
MC-1287 10-7-2008 9.90.010
MC-1289 11-4-2008 2.01.010; 2.76.040
MC-1292 2-3-2009 15.24.010—15.24.060
MC-1303 4-21-2009 10.16.120
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MC-1305 5-20-2009 5.82.020
MC-1306 6-2-2009 15.37.010—15.37.090
MC-1307 6-2-2009 8.36.070; 15.28.150
MC-1308 6-16-2009 8.60.095
MC-1309 7-6-2009 15.10.030
MC-1311 8-18-2009 17.06.160
MC-1314 9-22-2009 9.58.060
MC-1318 10-20-2009 2.56.001; 2.56.010—2.56.090; 2.56.143—2.56.146;
2.56.195
MC-1319 11-16-2009 8.73.010; 8.73.050; 12.80.130
MC-1322 4-20-2010 2.14.010—2.14.040; 2.15.010; 2.15.020 MC-1324 6-8-2010 Ch. 2.77; Ch. 2.80
MC-1330 8-3-2010 2.73.020; 2.73.030
MC-1335 10-4-2010 13.28.010—13.28.025
MC-1337 11-15-2010 12.32.020; 12.32.060; 15.10.040; 15.10.080 MC-1339 11-16-2010 Ch. 5.68; 8.14.070
1341 12-1-2010 10.52.050
MC-1343 12-20-2010 8.15.130; 16.18.010—16.18.070
MC-1344 1-11-2011 8.14.070
MC-1352 6-21-2011 2.19.010—2.19.040; Ch. 2.24; Ch. 2.42 MC-1355 7-5-2011 2.15.020; Ch. 2.78
MC-1361 8-2-2011 8.83.010—8.83.060
MC-1363 8-2-2011 5.04.370; 5.04.495
MC-1368 1-9-2012 Ch. 17.07
MC-1371 3-20-2012 15.26.030—15.26.050; 15.26.130
MC-1372 4-17-2012 15.20.020
MC-1373 5-24-2012 15.20.030—15.20.050; 15.20.070—15.20.110 MC-1376 9-4-2012 1.16.020—1.16.080
MC-1379 10-15-2012 Ch. 15.55
MC-1380 10-17-2012 9.97.010—9.97.030
MC-1382 11-20-2012 10.52.030; 10.52.050
MC-1388 6-3-2013 2.58.010
MC-1390 7-1-2013 8.60.095
MC-1394 12-16-2013 2.57.010
MC-1395 1-6-2014 12.32.020; 12.32.060; 15.10.040; 15.10.080 MC-1398 4-21-2014 10.24.190
MC-1401 6-2-2014 5.36.010; 5.36.015; 5.36.030—5.36.200
MC-1407 9-15-2014 10.25.010—10.25.060
MC-1410 12-1-2014 10.24.190
MC-1413 4-6-2015 3.04.070; 3.04.080
MC-1414 7-6-2015 5.04.505; 5.04.507; Ch. 5.42; Ch. 12.56; Ch. 12.64;
12.80.040—12.80.120
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MC-1415 7-20-2015 9.98.010—9.98.120
MC-1416 8-17-2015 Ch. 16.12
MC-1417 10-5-2015 15.05.010—15.05.290
MC-1418 10-5-2015 2.45.070; 3.64.070; Ch. 3.68
MC-1418 10-5-2015 8.18.060; 8.18.080; 8.18.082; Ch. 8.27; 8.30.010;
8.30.015—8.30.070; 8.38.020; 8.69.080
MC-1419 12-7-2015 9.62.010—9.62.080
MC-1421 4-18-2016 10.52.010—10.52.050; 10.52.055
MC-1422 5-16-2016 2.12.010; 2.12.020; Ch. 2.32; Ch. 15.16 MC-1423 7-5-2016 12.21.010—12.21.070
MC-1425 7-18-2016 12.24.030
MC-1428 9-6-2016 10.52.010—10.52.055
MC-1431 11-10-2016 8.24.010—8.24.110; 8.24.130; 8.24.140; Ch. 8.24.5; Ch.
8.25 MC-1432 11-23-2016 8.90.050
MC-1433 12-21-2016 15.04.010—15.04.260
MC-1439 4-3-2017 1.08.010; 1.08.030; 1.08.040; 1.08.060—1.08.090 MC-1440 4-3-2017 2.02.010—2.02.100
MC-1441 4-3-2017 2.01.010
MC-1438 4-17-2017 2.58.010—2.58.100
MC-1445 5-15-2017 8.19.010—8.19.040
MC-1447 6-7-2017 2.50.010—2.50.050
MC-1449 11-1-2017 8.18.010—8.18.090
MC-1451 12-20-2017 15.57.010—15.57.070
MC-1453 1-17-2018 2.56.001—2.56.190
MC-1454 2-7-2018 2.17.010—2.17.110; Ch. 2.18
MC-1455 2-7-2018 2.76.010—2.76.040
MC-1458 2-21-2018 2.17.110; Ch. 2.30; Ch. 2.49
MC-1459 2-21-2018 Ch. 2.31; Ch. 2.40
MC-1460 2-21-2018 Ch. 2.23
MC-1463 2-21-2018 2.19.010—2.19.040
MC-1464 3-7-2018 Ch. 5.05; 5.10.010—5.10.460
MC-1465 3-7-2018 8.97.010—8.97.050; 8.97.070—8.97.160
MC-1466 3-7-2018 8.99.010—8.99.080
MC-1468 3-7-2018 Ch. 2.26
MC-1469 3-7-2018 6.14.010; 6.14.080; 6.14.100—6.14.115
MC-1470 3-7-2018 6.09.010; 6.09.050; 6.09.080
MC-1471 3-7-2018 Ch. 2.34; Ch. 2.39
MC-1472 3-7-2018 5.82.020—5.82.050; 5.82.090; 5.82.100;
5.82.120—5.82.160; 5.82.180; 5.82.200—5.82.250
MC-1473 3-7-2018 2.22.010—2.22.030; 2.22.050
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References to Ordinances 49
MC-1474 3-7-2018 2.45.010—2.45.070
MC-1475 3-7-2018 2.04.010—2.04.050
MC-1476 3-7-2018 2.08.010
MC-1477 3-7-2018 2.10.020; 2.10.030
MC-1478 4-4-2018 2.58.070; 2.58.110; 2.58.120
MC-1481 4-14-2018 8.90.010—8.90.060; 8.90.080—8.90.430
MC-1480 4-18-2018 Ch. 2.43; 5.76.020—5.76.070; 5.76.100; 5.76.110;
5.76.130; 5.76.140; 5.76.160; 5.76.170; 5.76.200;
5.76.210; 5.76.230; 5.76.250; 5.76.260; 5.76.280;
5.76.290; 5.76.310—5.76.340; 5.76.370—5.76.410;
5.76.430; 5.76.440; 5.76.580
MC-1482 4-18-2018 15.37.010—15.37.090
MC-1483 4-18-2018 2.27.010—2.27.060
MC-1484 4-18-2018 3.55.030—3.55.065; 3.55.080; 3.55.090; 3.55.110;
3.55.150; Ch. 3.60; 3.64.010—3.64.070;
5.44.025—5.44.070; 5.44.086; 5.44.100;
8.60.020—8.60.060; 8.60.080; 8.60.090; 8.60.160;
12.32.050; 14.08.08—14.08.12; 14.08.15; 14.08.17;
14.08.19; 14.08.23; 14.08.27
MC-1485 4-18-2018 5.14.160
MC-1486 4-18-2018 Ch. 5.40
MC-1487 4-18-2018 5.52.020; 5.52.070; Ch. 5.60; 5.84.010; 5.84.020 MC-1491 7-5-2018 10.52.020; 10.52.040
MC-1498 7-5-2018 Ch. 2.20
MC-1503 9-5-2018 5.10.010—5.10.460
MC-1504 10-3-2018 2.82.010; 2.82.020
MC-1508 10-17-2018 2.03.010
MC-1501 11-6-2018 5.18.010—5.18.310
MC-1509 11-21-2018 2.03.010
MC-1502 12-5-2018 10.52.020; 10.52.040
MC-1510 12-19-2018 2.03.010
MC-1512 1-10-2019 2.03.010
MC-1511 2-6-2019 2.58.010
MC-1514U 2-20-2019 2.46.010—2.46.130
MC-1515 3-6-2019 2.46.010—2.46.130
MC-1516 5-1-2019 2.02.060; 2.02.080
MC-1517 6-19-2019 5.30.010—5.30.120
MC-1520 6-19-2019 5.36.060; 5.36.110
MC-1519 7-17-2019 5.10.250
2453 8-13-2019 3.12.010—3.12.030; 3.13.010; 3.13.020
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MC-1521 9-18-2019 2.45.010—2.45.080; 8.30.015; 8.30.021; 8.30.022;
8.30.026; 8.30.030; 8.30.035; 8.30.041; 8.30.045;
8.36.090—8.36.120; 9.92.170; 9.92.180; 9.92.090;
9.94.010—9.94.140; 15.04.020; 15.04.030;
15.04.050—15.04.080; 15.04.120; 15.05.010—15.05.290;
15.20.090; 15.28.020; 15.28.140; 15.28.150; 15.28.170;
15.28.200—15.28.220
MC-1525 1-15-2020 15.04.020; 15.04.050—15.04.070; 15.04.210; 15.04.250;
15.05.010; 15.08.050; 15.08.060; 15.10.080; 15.28.150;
15.28.160; 15.36.010; 15.48.040; 15.48.060; 15.48.090;
15.57.020—15.57.040; 15.68.050
MC-1535 5-6-2020 8.60.150; 8.60.155; 8.61.030; 9.93.020 MC-1541 9-2-2020 5.10.080
MC-1545 10-7-2020 5.30.120; 8.01.010; 8.01.030
MC-1547 10-21-2020 5.10.425
MC-1551 12-7-2020 3.57.010—3.57.120
MC-1552 4-7-2021 2.17.040
MC-1553 2-17-2021 9.92.010—9.92.180; 9.93.010—9.93.040;
9.93.060—9.93.170; 9.93.200
MC-1558 6-2-2021 2.55.010; 2.55.020
MC-1560 6-16-2021 12.05.010—12.05.110
MC-1563 9-1-2021 9.90.010
MC-1562 9-15-2021 2.28.010; 2.28.020; 13.08.010—13.08.050; 13.08.055;
13.08.060—13.08.100; 13.08.105; 13.08.110; 13.32.010
MC-1566 12-1-2021 8.24.090; 8.24.095
MC-1567 12-15-2021 1.16.010—1.16.080
MC-1569 2-2-2022 3.04.070
MC-1571 2-2-2022 2.82.010
MC-1573U 2-16-2022 2.55.030
MC-1568 5-4-2022 3.05.010—3.05.050
MC-1576 5-4-2022 15.05.300
MC-1578 5-18-2022 8.60.010; 8.60.030; 8.60.070; 8.60.130; 8.60.170 MC-1595 11-2-2022 2.82.020
MC-1605 2-1-2023 3.04.010—3.04.140
MC-1612 3-15-2023 8.24.050
MC-1596 8-16-2023 9.90.010
MC-1619 10-4-2023 15.27.010—15.27.110
MC-1622 1-17-2024 8.79.010—8.79.770
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References to Ordinances 51
MC-1625 2-21-2024 2.04.010; 2.08.010; 2.10.010—2.10.040; 2.15.010;
2.15.020; 2.62.020; 2.70.060; 2.83.010; 2.83.020;
3.04.020; 3.04.060; 3.04.080; 3.05.010; 3.05.030;
3.05.050; 3.08.020; 3.16.060; 3.44.050—3.44.080;
3.44.100—3.44.144; 3.44.160; 3.46.020;
3.55.030—3.55.065; 3.55.080; 3.55.090; 3.55.110;
3.55.150; 3.64.050; 3.64.070; 5.10.080; 5.10.130;
5.10.150; 5.10.180; 5.10.230; 5.10.280; 5.10.310;
5.10.360; 5.18.040; 5.30.020; 5.30.040; 5.30.050;
5.30.090; 5.30.100; 5.36.050; 5.44.025; 5.44.030;
5.44.070; 5.44.086; 5.44.100; 5.76.040—5.76.070;
5.76.110; 5.76.130; 5.76.140; 5.76.170; 5.76.230;
5.76.260; 5.76.280; 5.76.290; 5.76.310—5.76.340;
5.76.380—5.76.410; 5.76.580; 5.82.030; 5.82.090;
5.82.150; 8.14.010; 8.18.010; 8.18.020; 8.18.070;
8.60.020—8.60.050; 8.60.080—8.60.095; 8.60.160;
8.81.170; 8.97.100; 12.32.050; 14.08.11; 15.04.150;
15.05.030; 15.20.030; 15.20.050; 15.26.040; 15.27.030;
15.37.045; 15.37.060; 15.37.070; 15.37.090; 15.57.020;
15.57.050; 16.18.010; 17.08.040
MC-1626 2-21-2024 2.58.010
MC-1643 10-2-2024 15.04.020; 15.04.050—15.04.070; 15.04.210; 15.04.250;
15.05.010; 15.08.050; 15.08.060; 15.10.080; 15.28.150;
15.28.160; 15.36.010; 15.48.040; 15.48.060; 15.48.090;
15.57.020;15.57.030; 15.57.040; 15.68.050
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Public Hearing
City of San Bernardino
Request for Council Action
Date: August 20, 2025
To: Honorable Mayor and City Council Members
From: Gabriel Elliott, Director of Community Development & Housing; Eric Levitt, City Manager
Department: Community Development & Housing
Subject: Adopt Resolution Denying or Approving Appeal 24-06 of Planning Commission's Approval of Resolution 2024-034-
PC that Restored the Conditions of Approval for
Administrative Development Permit 22-020 (Ward 3)
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the Mayor and City Council of the City of San Bernardino, California:
1. Adopt Resolution No. 2025-352 of the Mayor and City Council of the City of San Bernardino, California denying Appeal 24-06, thereby affirming the Planning Commission’s approval of Appeal 24-05, which re-instated the deleted conditions of approval 20 (twenty) through 26 (twenty-six) which were redacted through the Community Development and Housing Departments approval of Amendment to Conditions of Approval 23-01 originally drafted for Administrative Development Permit 22-020; for the property located at 379 E. Industrial Road on 0.83 acres (APN: 0141-581-03) within the Industrial Light (IL) zone, Ward 3 (Attachment 1).
OR
2. Adopt Resolution No. 2025-353 of the Mayor and City Council of the City of San Bernardino, California approving Appeal 24-06 of Appeal 24-05 thereby overturning the Planning Commission’s approval of Appeal 24-05, which reinstated the deleted conditions of approval 20 (twenty) through 26 (twenty-six) that were redacted within the Community Development and Housing Departments approval of Amendment to Conditions of Approval 23-01 for Administrative Development Permit 22-020; for the property located at 379 E. Industrial Road on
0.83 acres (APN: 0141-581-03) within the Industrial Light (IL) zone, Ward 3 (Attachment 3).
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Executive Summary
The City approved an amendment to an Administrative Development Permit regarding the installation of a 9,000-gallon liquid nitrogen tank for ADESA International Frozen Foods. The amendment removed specific conditions of approval that were originally approved and designed to mitigate the potential impacts of approving the placement of an outdoor 9,000-gallon nitrogen tank and accompanying parking and other associated impacts. An appeal was filed by the Waterman Business Center Association to the Planning Commission, which challenged the removal of these approved conditions. On November 12, 2024, the Planning Commission granted the appeal through the adoption of Resolution 2024-034-PC and restored the conditions on the project. ADESA International Frozen Foods is now appealing the Planning Commission's decision to the City Council. Granting ADESA’s appeal will remove the conditions of approval from the project whereas denying ADESA’s appeal will uphold the Planning Commission's decision to reimpose the conditions of approval.
This staff report outlines the recommended actions of the City Council, actions taken by the Planning Commission and Planning Staff, regarding the property known as 379 E. Industrial Road (Attachments 9 and 10). The action taken by the City Council could affirm or overturn Planning Commission’s approval of Resolution 2024-034 for Appeal 24-05 (Attachment 6).
Background
Appellant II
Carney Mehr Law (known as Appellant II), representing ADESA, doing business at 379 E. Industrial Way, in the Waterman Business Center, is appealing Planning Commission’s decision of November 12, 2024. At that meeting, the Planning Commission heard Appellant II’s claims and still approved Appeal 24-05, filed by the Waterman Business Center Association (WBCA, Appellant I) by adoption of PC Resolution 2024-034. The decision of the Planning Commission restored the seven (7) deleted conditions of approval for Administrative Development Permit (ADP) 22- 020.
Planning Commission’s November 12, 2024 Directive
After listening to presentation on both sides of the appeal, the Planning Commission directed staff to return Administrative Use Permit 22-020 for revocation based on information provided by Carney Mehr Law and WBCA. The Commission believed that ADESA International was in violation of the City’s parking code and the conditions of approval for ADP 22-020.
The basis of Carney Mehr Law’s appeal is that the appeal heard by the Planning Commission on November 12, 2024, was untimely. According to Carney Mehr Law (Appellant II), “a total of 412 days passed” between the final action and the submittal of the appeal and that “the appeal should not have been heard by the Planning Commission at all”. Appellant II also claims that a city does not serve to enforce private association regulations, and that any disagreements between tenant and Packet Page 1509
management are considered private matters. The current Director of Community Development & Housing Department disagrees with this statement because the conditions included with ADP 22-020 were not only private association regulations.
Also, those conditions were necessary because ADESA International was and is the only business within the 12-building complex, to install a 9,000-gallon hydrogen tank outdoors. This is considered a special circumstance that requires special regulations.
Appellant II also claims that “allowing the appeal to go forward compromised the Permittee’s (ADESA’s) due process and vested property right in the Amended Permit”.
The Director’s position on this is that Appellant I’s due process was also abridged when the timely appeal was filed one day after the removal of the subject conditions from ADP 22-020 by staff and not processed. The City faces the same exposure to litigation from Appellant I as with Appellant II.
Appellant I (WBCA)
The Waterman Business Center Association (known as Appellant I) is the building owners’ association responsible for, among other duties, enforcing the Waterman Business Center’s CC&Rs and other Rules and Regulations for the 12-building Waterman Business Center. 379 E. Industrial Way is one of the 12 buildings within the Waterman Business Center and is owned by S&E Investments, a WBCA member leasing the building to ADESA. ADESA is a tenant of a member of the WBCA.
WBCA appealed the removal of conditions of approval for Administrative Development Permit 22-020, which was issued on July 22, 2022 to allow ADESA International to install a 9,000-gallon liquid nitrogen tank outdoors. The seven conditions identified below as well as the timing of the appeal are some of the bones of contention of Carney Mehr Law’s appeal. The seven conditions state as follows:
(20) Bobtail and semi-trucks will park, load, and unload only in the areas designated.
The Applicant will limit semi-trucks access/egress to and from the lot to between the hours of 9:00 pm and 6:00 am. No semi-trucks will park on site outside of these hours. (21) Applicant agrees to screen the Liquid Nitrogen Tank in accordance with the plans approved by WBCA and the metal screening material will be painted to match the main building field color of 379 E Industrial Building.
(22) Applicant agrees to install and maintain landscaping (including proper irrigation) to screen views from adjacent property in accordance with the plans to be approved by WBCA.
(23) Applicant agrees to properly and promptly dispose of all waste to minimize odors and pests.
(24) No utility lines will be mounted on the exterior of the building.
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(25) The storm drain trench (which is WBCA property) is to remain undisturbed before, during and after construction. The storm drain flow of the lot will be maintained and not altered.
(26) In addition to these conditions, WBCA is requiring proper notice (minimum 3 business days) and insurance before starting construction over, near, under, around the fire water main that runs through the proposed construction area.
Staff Actions in 2023
Most of the information pertaining to city staff’s actions in 2023 are detailed in the attached Planning Commission staff report (Attachment 5). However, for the benefit of the Mayor and City Council, staff provides the following synopsis.
At the direction of the department’s then director and City Planner, planning staff, on July 20, 2023, amended and redacted Conditions of Approval 20 through 26 (above) from the original Administrative Development Permit 22-020 with Amendment to Conditions 23-01(Attachment 12). Four days later, on July 24, 2023, the WBCA wrote a letter (Attachment 13), appealing the removal of the conditions. The letter was not processed subject to the requirements of the San Bernardino Municipal Code Section
19.52.090 – 19.52.120. Per Section 19.52.100, appeals shall be filed within 15 days of the decision rendered and accompanied by a filing fee specified in Chapter 19.32 (Applications and Fees).
The appeal filed by WBCA met the 15-day statutory filing period; however, staff did not engage with the appellant nor request payment and submittal of the appeal on an official appeal form.
It was not until September 4, 2024, more than a year and two months after the official appeal request letter was filed, that the Planning Department, under a new director, officially processed the appeal with the accompanying fee.
One of the reasons why the Appellant I (WBCA) was adamant about the appeal and the restoration of the conditions of approval for ADP 22-202, was that ADESA, between 2023 and 2024, was in clear violation of the terms of ADP 22-020. Several complaints were called in by building and business owners within the 12-building complex, and the Code Enforcement Division and Police Department were deployed to enforce parking violations by ADESA. WBCA also presented photographic evidence of these violations which indicate that trucks were parked in red parking zones and access to other tenants’ parking spaces was impeded by delivery trucks.
The Planning Commission heard all testimonies on November 12, 2024 and moved to approve the appeal by WBCA.
Public Hearing Noticing:
Notification of the public hearings for the project was completed as follows, in accordance with Section 19.52.020 (Hearing and Appeals – Application Processing) of the City of San Bernardino Development Code:
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March 4, 2025: Notices were mailed to the property owners and tenants within 1,000 feet of the exterior boundaries of the subject property, providing the nature of the request, location of the property, the date, time, and place of the Mayor and City Council meeting of March 19, 2025 for Appeal 24-06.
March 8, 2025: Legal advertisement was published in the San Bernardino Sun Newspaper.
Discussion
In February 2021 an application for a Zoning Verification Review for ADESA International was received by the City of San Bernardino Planning Division. Because the proposed land use was a permitted use per the City of San Bernardino Development Code Chapter 19.08 Section 19.08.080.01 (Industrial Zones list of Permitted, Development Permitted and Conditionally Permitted uses), the Planning Division issued the Zoning Verification Review determining that the Land Use was permitted within the Industrial Light zone, and a business license could be obtained through the Business Registration Department with the processing of applicable applications and payment of applicable fees.
In May 2022, an application for Administrative Development Permit 22-020 was submitted by ADESA International for the installation of an approximately 9,000-gallon nitrogen tank which would be utilized in conjunction with the packaging of their frozen foods for packaging and distribution. At the time of the submission of Administrative Development Permit 22-020, the Waterman Business Center Association (Appellant I) expressed some concerns to Planning Staff about the operating characteristics of tenant ADESA international. Specifically, Appellant I indicated that ADESA had performed unpermitted construction and were parking in unauthorized parking locations throughout the Industrial Center, including red zones, which was impeding vehicular access and parking for other businesses and their employees.
Besides the concerns about parking and circulation, the WBCA was also concerned that installing the nitrogen tank would result in: (a) modifications to existing storm drains; (b) elimination of required landscaping; and (c) that the tank would represent and eyesore to offices within the industrial park, which was not in conformance with their CC&Rs (Attachment 14)
After the Planning Division’s analysis of the project in its entirety and through working with ADESA and in an effort to work with the WBCA (Appellant I), Planning Division management at the time agreed to incorporate a set of conditions that were crafted by the Appellant I (WBCA) and included them within Administrative Development Permit 22-020. The understanding was that the addition of the Conditions of Approval within ADP 22-020 were agreed upon by all parties involved (Attachment 15). This agreement, confirmed by Appellant I’s President, ensured no objections from Appellant I (WBCA), ADESA, and all stakeholders. Appellant I also attested that Packet Page 1512
without the addition of the Conditions of Approval the WBCA and stakeholders within the industrial center would have objected to the addition of the nitrogen tank. The seven conditions referenced earlier were added to ADP 22-020.
In March 2023, a representative from ADESA contacted the City Manager’s office, City Planner, and the Department Director about Administrative Development Permit 22- 020 and Conditions of Approval 20 through 26. They wanted to know the rationale behind imposing the conditions. The then City Planner and Department Director explained that the conditions were included to accommodate all parties and avoid any conflicts within the 12-building development.
Subsequent to the meeting in March, then Department Director and the City Planner directed the removal of Conditions 20 through 26, claiming they were operational concerns between WBCA and ADESA. Before this action was taken, the Director of Community Development and the City Planner resigned.
In May of 2023 ADESA’s legal team reached out to BB&K to see what position the City was taking on the removal of the said conditions. At that time the City Planner and Department Director positions were vacant.
In July 2023, the conditions of approval 20 through 26 were redacted from the original ADP with Amendment to Conditions 23-01. Staff created the report, signed it, and sent it to both ADESA International as they was the original applicant and occupants of the building and Appellant I (WBCA).
On July 20, 2023 Appellant I (WBCA) sent a letter to Planning staff appealing the removal of Conditions of Approval 20 through 26. It was around this time that an interim Department Director was appointed. The Director determined that if Appellant I wanted to appeal the removal of said conditions, the department would honor it.
At the duly noticed public hearing of the Planning Commission on October 8, 2024, Appeal 24-05 was continued to the Planning Commission meeting of November 12, 2024 because ADESA was unable to attend the hearing, and the City’s legal counsel advised the Planning Commission not to hear any testimony from WBCA, who was present, because testimony could negatively impact ADESA (who was not present).
The hearing was continued to the Planning Commission meeting of November 12, 2024.
At the duly noticed November 12, 2024 WBCA and two (2) community business owners, Family Memorial and Crematory and Social Vocational Services, spoke and presented evidence of how ADESA’s business practices negatively impacts other tenants of the development. After all public input, including a ADESA’s rebuttal, (Attachment 16), but the Planning Commission deliberated and approved Appeal 24- 05 with the adoption of Resolution 2024-034.
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(Attachment 8) are included as exhibits to this report. 2021-2025 Strategic Targets and Goals
N/A
Fiscal Impact
There is no fiscal impact associated with Appeal 24-06.
Conclusion
It is recommended that the Mayor and City Council of the City of San Bernardino, California:
1. Adopt Resolution No. 2025-352 of the Mayor and City Council of the City of San Bernardino, California denying Appeal 24-06, thereby affirming the Planning Commission’s approval of Appeal 24-05, which re-instated the deleted conditions of approval 20 (twenty) through 26 (twenty-six) which were redacted through the Community Development and Housing Departments approval of Amendment to Conditions of Approval 23-01 originally drafted for Administrative Development Permit 22-020; for the property located at 379 E. Industrial Road on 0.83 acres (APN: 0141-581-03) within the Industrial Light (IL) zone, Ward 3 (Attachment 1).
OR
2. Adopt Resolution No. 2025-353 of the Mayor and City Council of the City of San Bernardino, California approving Appeal 24-06 of Appeal 24-05 thereby overturning the Planning Commission’s approval of Appeal 24-05, which reinstated the deleted conditions of approval 20 (twenty) through 26 (twenty-six) that were redacted within the Community Development and Housing Departments approval of Amendment to Conditions of Approval 23-01 for Administrative Development Permit 22-020; for the property located at 379 E. Industrial Road on
0.83 acres (APN: 0141-581-03) within the Industrial Light (IL) zone, Ward 3 (Attachment 3).
Attachments
Attachment 1: Resolution No. 2025-352 (Denying AP 24-06) Attachment 2: Resolution No. 2025-352 Exhibit A - project plans Attachment 3: Resolution No. 2025-353 (Approving AP 24-06) Attachment 4: Resolution No. 2025-353 Exhibit A - project plans Attachment 5: November 12, 2024 PC package for reference Attachment 6: Planning Commission approval of Reso 2024-034 Attachment 7: Appellant Justification (Appeal) Letter ADESA Attachment 8: WBCA response to ADESA appeal grounds
Attachment 9: Zoning Map
Attachment 10: Aerial Map
Attachment 11: Administrative Development Permit 22-020 Attachment 12: Amendment to Conditions 23-01
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Attachment 13: WBCA original Letter of Appeal (from 11.12.24 meeting) Attachment 14: “Exhibit B” Recorded Waterman CCR's
Attachment 15: “Exhibit C” Agreements of all parties
Attachment 16: ADESA original response to WBCA original appeal (from
11.12.24 meeting )
Attachment 17: Presentation
Ward:
3 Synopsis of Previous Council Actions:
No previous Council Action for this Item.
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RESOLUTION NO. 2025-352
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA,
DENYING APPEAL 24-06, THEREBY UPHOLDING THE
PLANNING COMMISSION’S APPROVAL OF APPEAL 24-
05, WHICH RE-INSTATED DELETED CONDITIONS OF
APPROVAL 20 (TWENTY) THROUGH 26 (TWENTY-SIX),
WHICH WERE REDACTED WITHIN THE COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING DEPARTMENTS
APPROVAL OF AMENDMENT TO CONDITIONS OF
APPROVAL 23-01 FOR ADMINISTRATIVE
DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 22-020 FOR THE PROPERTY
LOCATED AT 379 E. INDUSTRIAL ROAD ON 0.83 ACRES
(APN: 0141-581-03) WITHIN THE INDUSTRIAL LIGHT
(IL) ZONE, WARD 3.
WHEREAS, on November 25, 2024, pursuant to the requirements of Section 19.44.020 (Administrative and Development Permits-Applications) of the City of San Bernardino Development Code, an application for Appeal 24-06 was duly submitted by:
Appellant: Adesa International and SGE Investments, LLC 379 E. Industrial Road
City of San Bernardino, CA 92408
Respondent: Waterman Business Center Association
328 E. Commercial Road Suite 107
San Bernardino, CA 92408
Parcel Address: 379 E. Industrial Road
APN: 0141-581-03
Lot Area: 0.83 acres
WHEREAS, Appeal 24-06 is an appeal of Planning Commission’s approval of Appeal 24-05 of Amendment to Conditions of Approval 23-01 for Administrative Development Permit 22-020 in which conditions of approval numbers 20 (twenty) through 26 (twenty-six) were deleted from the original Administrative Development Permit 22-020 for the property known as 379 E. Industrial Road located on 0.83 acres (APN: 0141-581-03) located within the Industrial Light (IL) zone, Ward 3; and
WHEREAS, On July 22, 2022, the original approval for Administrative Development Permit 22-020 was issued to Adesa International and involved the installation of an approximately 9,000-gallon nitrogen tank which would be utilized in conjunction with the packaging of Adesa International frozen foods; this approval included Conditions of Approval numbers 20-26; and
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WHEREAS, on July 20, 2023, planning staff deleted Conditions of Approval 20 through 26 from the original Administrative Development Permit 22-020 with Amendment to Conditions 23-01;and
WHEREAS, On July 24, 2023 The Waterman Business Center Association sent a letter requesting an Appeal of Amendment to Conditions of Approval 23-01 specifically related to the deletion of Conditions of Approval numbers 20 (twenty) – 26 (twenty-six); and WHEREAS, On September 4, 2024, The Waterman Business Center Association filed Appeal 24-05 of Amendment to Conditions 23-01 for Administrative Development Permit 22- 020; and
WHEREAS, on October 8, 2024 pursuant to the requirements of Sections 19.52.040 (Hearings and Appeals-Hearing Procedure) of the City of San Bernardino Development Code, the Planning Commission held a duly noticed public hearing at which interested persons had an opportunity to testify in support of, or opposition to, Appeal 24-05 of Amendment to Conditions 23-01 for Administrative Development Permit 22-020; and WHEREAS, on October 8, 2024 Planning Commission meeting was continued to the Planning Commission meeting of November 12, 2024; and
WHEREAS, at the duly noticed public hearing of the Planning Commission on November 12, 2024, public testimony was heard including comments by ADESA attorney and Family Memorial and Crematory and Social Vocational Services who testified about ADESA Frozen Foods’s impacts on the business center. After the appellant and respondents’ testimony, and public input, the Planning Commission deliberated and approved Appeal 24-05 which restored the deleted conditions of approval 20 (twenty) through 26 (twenty-six), redacted with the Community Development and Housing Departments approval of Amendment to Conditions of Approval 23-01 for Administrative Development Permit 22-020; and WHEREAS, on November 25, 2024, an appeal of the Planning Commission’s decision of November 12, 2024 was filed by Carney Mehr Law representing ADESA Frozen Foods, and a public hearing date of March 5, 2025 was set for consideration of the appeal by the Mayor and City Council; and
WHEREAS, notice of the March 5, 2025 public hearing for the Mayor and City Council's consideration of this proposed Resolution was published in The San Bernardino Sun newspaper on February 2, 2025 and mailed to the owners and tenants of the properties located within 1,000 feet of the subject property in accordance with Development Code Chapter 19.52 (Hearing and Appeals); and
WHEREAS, due to scheduling conflicts between both parties, the public hearing of March 5, 2025, was postponed to August 20, 2025; and
WHEREAS, notice of the August 20, 2025 public hearing for the Mayor and City Council's consideration of this proposed Resolution was published in The San Bernardino Sun Packet Page 1517
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newspaper on August 9, 2025 and mailed to the owners and tenants of the properties located within 1,000 feet of the subject property in accordance with Development Code Chapter 19.52 (Hearing and Appeals); and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the requirements of Chapter 19.52 (Hearing and Appeals) of the City of San Bernardino Development Code, the Mayor and City Council has the authority to act on Appeal 24-06 of Appeal 24-05 of Amendment to Conditions of Approval 23-01 for Administrative Development Permit 22-020.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA, AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. The above recitals are true and correct and are incorporated herein by this reference.
SECTION 2. Compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act. Being the decision-making body for the project, the Mayor and City Council reviewed and considered the information contained in the administrative record for the initial approval of Administrative Development Permit 22-020. Based upon the facts and information contained in the administrative record, including all written and oral evidence presented to the Mayor and City Council finds as follows:
1. The administrative record has been completed in compliance with CEQA, the State CEQA Guidelines, and the City’s Local CEQA Guidelines, and
2. The proposed project is categorically exempt from the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act pursuant to Section 15301 (Existing Facilities) of the State CEQA Guidelines; and
3. The application of the categorical exemption is not barred by one of the exceptions set forth in the State CEQA Guidelines Section 15300.2; and
4. The determination of State CEQA exemption reflects the independent judgment of the Mayor and City Council.
SECTION 3. CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL FOR ORIGINAL SUPPORT OF ADMINISTRATIVE DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 22-020:
Based upon the comprehensive review and evaluation, as required by Chapter 19.44 of the City of San Bernardino Development Code, Administrative Development Permit 22-020 was approved subject to the following Conditions of Approval:
1. This Administrative Development Permit is an approval to allow the installation of a nine thousand (9,000) gallon liquid nitrogen tank and equipment enclosure ancillary to the existing industrial building. The project site is located at 379 E. Industrial Road (APN:0141-581-03), within the Industrial Light (IL) Zone.
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2. Within two (2) years of the Administrative Development Permit approval, commencement of construction shall have occurred, or the permit/approval shall become null and void. In addition, if after commencement of construction, work is discontinued for a period of one (1) year, then the permit/approval shall become null and void.
However, approval of the Administrative Development Permit does not authorize commencement of construction. All necessary permits must be obtained prior to commencement of specified construction activities included in the Conditions of Approval.
3. The site shall be developed and maintained in accordance with the approved plans stamped June 22, 2022 approved by the City, which includes a site plan, on file in the Planning Division; the conditions contained herein; and, the City’s Municipal Code regulations.
EXPIRATION DATE: June 22, 2024
4. The review authority may grant a time extension, for good cause, not to exceed twelve (12) months. The applicant must file an application, the processing fees, and all required submittal items thirty (30) days prior to the expiration date. The review authority shall ensure that the project complies with all Development Code provisions in effect at the time of the requested extension.
5. In the event this approval is legally challenged, the City will promptly notify the applicant of any claim, action or proceeding and will cooperate fully in the defense of this matter. Once notified, the applicant agrees to defend, indemnify and hold harmless the City of San Bernardino (City), any departments, agencies, divisions, boards or commission of the City as well as predecessors, successors, assigns, agents, directors, elected officials, officers, employees, representatives and attorneys of the City from any claim, action or proceeding against any of the foregoing persons or entities.
6. The applicant further agrees to reimburse the City for any costs and attorneys’ fees which the City may be required by a court to pay as a result of such action, but such participation shall not relieve applicant of his or her obligation under this condition. The costs, salaries, and expenses of the City Attorney and employees of his office shall be considered as “Attorney’s fees” for the purpose of this condition. As part of the consideration for issuing this Administrative Development Permit, this condition shall remain in effect if the Administrative Development Permit is rescinded or revoked, whether or not at the request of applicant.
7. The project shall comply with all applicable requirements of the Building and Safety Division, Fire Department, Police Department, Municipal Water Department, Public Services Department, and the City Clerk’s Office/Business Registration Division.
8. If the color or architecture of the building is proposed to be modified in the future, the revised color scheme and architecture shall be submitted to the Planning Division prior to Packet Page 1519
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any modification of the building exterior, for evaluation for substantial conformance to the approved plans.
9. Minor Modification to the plans shall be subject to approval by the Director through the Minor Modification Permit process. Any modification which exceeds ten percent (10%) of allowable measurable design/site considerations shall require the refilling of the original application.
10. The property owner(s), facility operator and property management will be responsible for regular maintenance of the site. The site shall be maintained in a clean condition and free of litter and any other undesirable material(s). Vandalism, graffiti, trash and other debris must be removed within 24 hours of being reported.
11. The applicant/owner shall maintain all existing landscaping in the parking lot and setbacks in a weed and disease-free condition at all times and any dead or missing vegetation must be promptly replaced.
12. Signs are not approved as part of this permit. Prior to establishing any new signs or replacing existing signs, the applicant shall submit an application and receive approval for a Sign Permit from the Planning Division. Signs painted on the buildings are prohibited. Banners, flags, pennant, and similar signs are prohibited unless a Temporary Sign Permit is obtained.
13. Submittal requirements for permit applications (site improvements, landscaping, etc.) to Building Plan Check and/or Land Development must include all Conditions of Approval printed on the plan sheets.
14. A concrete washout shall be provided for the proposed project.
15. All Conditions of Approval shall be completed prior to final inspection and sign-off.
16. All new construction shall require permits prior to commencement.
17. Construction-related activities may not occur between the hours of 8:00 pm and 7:00 am.
No construction vehicles, equipment, or employees may be delivered to, or arrive at the construction site before 7:00 am or leave the site after 8:00 pm. Construction activities may only occur Monday through Friday.
18. All new construction shall be confirmed with the San Bernardino County Fire Department. Please contact San Bernardino County Fire Department Fire Prevention, located at 200 E. 3rd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410 regarding all and/or any submittal requirements regarding new construction via phone at (909) 918-2200. The project shall comply with all applicable requirements of the Building and Safety Division, Fire Department, Police Department, Municipal Water Department, Public Services Department, and the City Clerk’s Office/Business Registration Division.
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19. Applicant shall ensure that all its vehicles and those of its employees and visitors park only on the 379 E Industrial Road lot and do not park on any other owner’s property without a written agreement in place with that owner.
20. Bobtail and semi-trucks will park, load, and unload only in the areas designated on Exhibit A. Applicant will limit semi-trucks access/egress to and from the lot to between the hours of 9:00 pm and 6:00 am. No semi-trucks will park on site outside of these hours.
21. Applicant agrees to screen the Liquid Nitrogen Tank in accordance with the plans approved by WBCA and the metal screening material will be painted to match the main building field color of 379 E Industrial Building.
22. Applicant agrees to install and maintain landscaping (including proper irrigation) to screen views from adjacent property in accordance with the plans to be approved by WBCA.
23. Applicant agrees to properly and promptly dispose of all waste to minimize odors and pests
24. No utility lines will be mounted on the exterior of the building.
25. The storm drain trench (which is WBCA property) is to remain undisturbed before, during and after construction. The storm drain flow of the lot will be maintained and not altered.
26. In addition to these conditions, WBCA is requiring proper notice (minimum 3 business days) and insurance before starting construction over, near, under, around the fire water main that runs through the proposed construction area.
Public Works Conditions
a. For the streets listed below, dedication of adequate street right-of-way (R.W.) per the General Plan and Municipal Code shall provide the distance from street centerline to property line and placement of the curb line (C.L.) in relation to the street centerline shall be as follows:
Street Name Dedication of Right of Way
(ft.) from centerline Curb Line(ft)
Industrial Parkway
(0141-581-03-0000)
30’ Existing
No Dedication
“Local Industrial”
Per General Plan
19’+/- Existing
None-Proposed
b. Industrial Road-TI=5.5:
i) Placement of the tank shall not be within the existing or any future rightsof-way.
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ii) The existing curb & gutter, sidewalk, and/or driveway fronting the site are in fair condition, if any curb & gutter panels, or sidewalk panels are lifted, cracked, or do not meet current ADA requirements, each of the panels shall be replaced per city standards. Install Sidewalk in missing areas of the frontage.
iii) Construct Commercial Driveway Approach per City Standard No. 204, Type II, including an accessible by-pass around the top of the drive approach. Minimum Width is 26’. No Driveways closer than 100’ from BCR/ECR as directed by the City Engineer.
iv) When replacing/reconstructing curb and gutter panels, construct 8" Curb and Gutter per City Standard No. 200, type “B”.
v) If Replacing or reconstructing Sidewalk panels construct Sidewalk per City Standard No. 202; Case "A" (6’ wide adjacent to curb). vi) Survey Monuments and ties shall be placed, replaced, tied out and recorded at any corner or alignment changes that are adjacent to the project area in accordance with California Land Surveyors Association – Monument Preservation Guidelines, Copies of Recorded Monuments/Ties shall be delivered to Public Works/Engineering.
* A Scoping Form is required, this form shall indicate the need of a Traffic Report, the results of the traffic report shall become conditions of this project which may increase or extend the above requirements in section 1(b) and 5(a). * These Conditions are set for an estimated construction with-in two years. If construction exceeds two years from DERC Approval these conditions shall be reviewed and updated as needed. A second copy of the drainage report will be delivered to public works, if offsite or overflow storm drain systems are identified, all systems shall be identified on the street improvement plans, public storm drain shall be on a separate set of plans.
c. City approved trash screens and filtration devices shall be installed in all catch basins or manhole connections.
d. A temporary construction encroachment permit from Public Works Department shall be required for utility cuts into existing streets or any work within City’s right-of-way. Pavement restoration or trench repair shall be in conformance with City Standard No. 310. Public facilities shall be restored or constructed back to Public Works Department satisfaction.
e. Any pavement work affecting the traffic loop detectors shall be coordinated and subjected to Public Works Traffic Division requirements. f. The applicant must post a performance bond prior to issuance of the off-site permit. The amount of the bond is to be determined by Public Works Department. g. The above conditions shall comply with current codes and policies at time of construction.
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h. The above conditions shall comply with current codes, policies, and standards at time of construction.
i. Prior to a Certificate of Occupancy or Completion of Project all As-builts shall be submitted to Public Works.
27. Required Engineering Plans
a. A complete submittal for plan checking shall consist of:
▪ Street improvement plans (may include streetlight or street lighting may be separate plans).
▪ Signing and striping plan (may be on sheets included in street improvement plan
▪ On-site improvement plans and landscaping and irrigation, ▪ Lighting (on-site lighting may be included in on-site improvement plan or maybe on a separate stand-alone plan).
▪ CFD’s are required, the CFD Plans shall include Landscaping, Irrigation, Basins, etc. items that are included in the CFD that are not listed in the plans above, shall be on separate sheets included in the street improvement plans. ▪ Other plans as required. Piecemeal submittal of various types of plans for the same project will not be allowed.
▪ All required supporting calculations, studies and reports must be included in the initial submittal (including but not limited to drainage studies, soils reports, structural calculations).
b. Copies of the City’s design policies and procedures and standard drawings are available at the Public Works Counter for the cost of reproduction. They are also available at no charge at the Public Works Web Site at http://www.sbcity.org. c. All off-site improvement plans submitted for plan check shall be prepared on the City’s standard 24” x 36” sheets. A signature block satisfactory to the City Engineer or his designee shall be provided.
d. After completion of plan checking, final Mylar drawings, stamped and signed by the Registered Civil Engineer in charge, shall be submitted to the City Engineer and/or Building Official for approval.
e. Electronic files of all improvement plans/drawings shall be submitted to the City Engineer. The files shall be compatible with AutoCAD 2021 and include a .dxf file of the project. Files shall be on CD and shall be submitted at the same time the final mylar drawings are submitted for approval.
28. Required Engineering Permits
a. On-site improvements construction permit (except buildings - see Development Services-Building Division), including landscaping.
b. Off-site improvement construction permits.
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c. WQMP/Hydrology (THR) (if applicable)
d. CFD/Street Dedication Permit (if applicable)
e. Traffic Control and ROW Permits (if applicable)
29. Applicable Engineering Fees
a. The current fee schedule is available at the Public Works Counter and at http://www.sbcity.org
b. All plan check: permit, inspection, and impact fees are outlined on the Public Works Fee Schedule. A deposit in the amount of 100% of the estimated checking fee for each set of plans will be required at time of application for plan check. c. The amount of the fee is subject to adjustment if the construction cost estimate varies more than 10% from the estimate submitted with the application for plan checking.
30. Traffic Requirements
a. All Traffic mitigation measures shall be implemented according to the recommendations of the City Traffic Engineer prior to Street Improvement plan.
31. Integrated Waste Management
a. During demolition and/or construction, services are to be provided through the City of San Bernardino’s franchised hauler Burrtec Waste Industries, Inc. b. The site plan dated November 22, 2021, identifies the installation of a 9,000- gallon liquid nitrogen tank and equipment enclosure at an existing building located at 379. E. Industrial Road.
c. Burrtec Waste’s review of the site plan identifies a proposed nitrogen storage tank located east of the existing refuse enclosure serving the property. The enclosure is currently accessed by a looped driveway. Based on the information provided, the project tank and enclosure will not impact Burrtec’ s ability to service the existing refuse enclosure. Any changes to the overall design, enclosure specifications or location, or access may adversely impact Burrtec’ s ability to service the project.
Any design modification that could impact Burrtec’ s service will be subject to review by Burrtec. Burrtec’ s review of this project is limited to determining whether it meets Burrtec’ s minimum standards for waste and recycling collection services. Any comments or approvals by Burrtec are limited to these minimum standards as they relate to equipment and personnel and do not pertain to the project’s compliance with applicable federal, state and local land use and environmental laws, building codes or other applicable government regulations.
Any approvals by Burrtec do not warrant or represent that Burrtec accepts any liability relative to the performance of waste and recycling collection services within this project.
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d. Contact the Building & Safety Division to determine ADA accessibility requirements. Modifications made to refuse enclosures to meet ADA accessibility requirements shall not decrease the minimum clear interior dimensions needed for the container storage area.
e. Refuse enclosures within five (5) feet of combustible construction shall install an automatic fire sprinkler as approved by the Building & Safety Division and the San Bernardino County Fire Department. (See City Standard Plan 508). f. Refuse enclosure roofs shall be a minimum of eight (8) feet high interior at its lowest point, with minimal front protrusions that can be damaged during container servicing and must extend over any open side or the rear of the refuse enclosure by at least six (6) inches or as approved by the City.
g. Burrtec Waste Truck Turning Radius – All corners and intersections on streets and driveways leading to refuse enclosures shall have a turning radius adequate for a 35-foot long, three-axle collection truck.
The minimum inside curb radius shall be at least 28 feet. The minimum outside curb radius shall be at least 42 feet. All streets and driveways shall comply with applicable City standards. Burrtec Waste’s truck turning template may be obtained from the Public Works Department in PDF and CAD. h. Vertical and Horizontal Clearances – The minimum vertical clearance for collection trucks along the entire route to the refuse enclosure is fifteen (15) feet.
The minimum vertical clearance in front of the refuse enclosure where the truck will empty the container shall be twenty-six (26) feet. The clear height shall be free of building overhangs, trees, and utility lines. The minimum horizontal clearance along the entire route to an enclosure is 12 feet. i. Hammerhead Turnarounds – Shall meet or exceed San Bernardino County Fire Protection District Diagram A-1.12: Hammerhead Turnaround Detail dated July 1, 2021. San Bernardino County Hammerhead detail may be obtained from the Public Works Department.
j. If gated, access shall be provided by means of a key, code, or remote. k. Assembly Bill 341 Mandatory Commercial Recycling may apply. l. Assembly Bill 1826 Mandatory Commercial Organics Recycling may apply. m. Senate Bill 1383 Short-Lived Climate Pollutants Reduction Act may apply. n. Upon completion, service is provided through the City of San Bernardino’s franchised hauler Burrtec Waste Industries, Inc. 111 E. Mill Street, San Bernardino, CA 92408 (909) 804-4222.
San Bernardino Consolidated Fire District
31. All conditions set forth by the County of San Bernardino Fire Department shall be followed.
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CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL FOR ORIGINAL SUPPORT OF AMENDMENT TO CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL 23-01 FOR ADMINISTRATIVE DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 22-020 WHICH WOULD BE INCLUDED IN PLANNING COMMISSION ADOPTED RESOLUTION 2024-0034 WITH THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION 2025-263:
The approval of Amendment to Conditions of Approval 23-01 for Administrative Development Perit 22-020 was subject to the following Conditions of Approval:
1. This approval authorizes the applicant an allowance for the installation of a nine thousand (9,000) gallon liquid nitrogen tank and equipment enclosure ancillary to the existing industrial building located on a parcel containing approximately 0.83 acres located at 379 E.
Industrial Road (APN:0141-581-03) within the Industrial Light (IL) zone.
2. This approval shall comply with Administrative Development Permit 22-20, dated June 22, 2022.
The following Conditions of Approval for previously approved Administrative Development Permit 22-20 are deleted from the original approval of Administrative Development Permit 22- 020 as follows:
20. Bobtail and semi-trucks will park, load, and unload only in the areas designated. The Applicant will limit semi-trucks access/egress to and from the lot to between the hours of 9:00 pm and 6:00 am. No semi-trucks will park on site outside of these hours.
21. Applicant agrees to screen the Liquid Nitrogen Tank in accordance with the plans approved by WBCA and the metal screening material will be painted to match the main building field color of 379 E Industrial Building.
22. Applicant agrees to install and maintain landscaping (including proper irrigation) to screen views from adjacent property in accordance with the plans to be approved by WBCA.
23. Applicant agrees to properly and promptly dispose of all waste to minimize odors and pests
24. No utility lines will be mounted on the exterior of the building.
25. The storm drain trench (which is WBCA property) is to remain undisturbed before, during and after construction. The storm drain flow of the lot will be maintained and not altered.
26. In addition to these conditions, WBCA is requiring proper notice (minimum 3 business days) and insurance before starting construction over, near, under, around the fire water main that runs through the proposed construction area.
End of Conditions of Approval
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SECTION 4. The documents and materials associated with this Resolution and that constitute the record of proceedings on which these findings are based are located at 290 North D Street, San Bernardino, CA 92401. The City Clerk is the custodian of the record of proceedings.
SECTION 5. Severability: If any section, subsection, subdivision, sentence, or clause or phrase in this Resolution or any part thereof is for any reason held to be unconstitutional, invalid, or ineffective by any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity or effectiveness of the remaining portions of this Resolution or any part thereof. The Mayor and City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted each section irrespective of the fact that any one or more subsections, subdivisions, sentences, clauses, or phrases be declared unconstitutional, invalid, or ineffective.
SECTION 6. Effective Date. This Resolution shall become effective immediately.
APPROVED and ADOPTED by the City Council and signed by the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk this 20th day of August 2025
Helen Tran, Mayor
City of San Bernardino
Attest:
Telicia Lopez, CMC, Interim City Clerk
Approved as to form:
Sonia Carvalho, City Attorney
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CERTIFICATION
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO ) ss
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO )
I, Telicia Lopez, CMC, Interim City Clerk, hereby certify that the attached is a true copy of Resolution No. 2025-352, adopted at a regular meeting held on the 20th day of August 2025 by the following vote:
Council Members: AYES NAYS ABSTAIN ABSENT
SANCHEZ ______ ______ _______ _______
IBARRA ______ ______ _______ _______
FIGUEROA ______ ______ _______ _______
SHORETT ______ ______ _______ _______
KNAUS ______ ______ _______ _______
FLORES ______ ______ _______ _______
ORTIZ ______ ______ _______ _______
WITNESS my hand and official seal of the City of San Bernardino this 20th day of August, 2025.
_____________________________
Telicia Lopez, CMC, Interim City Clerk
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211.72'±
INSTALLATION OF 9,000-GAL LIN TANK
AND ENCLOSURE
Adesa International
LOCATION
SGE JOB No. 521.073.422
May 20, 2022
TEL. (949) 552-5244 FAX (949) 552-5243
S. GORDIN STRUCTURAL DESIGN
2081 Business Ctr Dr., Ste. 105, Irvine, CA 92612
& ENGINEERING SERVICES (SGE), INC.
379 E Industrial Rd, San Bernardino, CA 92408
ADESA INTERNATIONAL
DATE: November 22, 2021
REVISIONS
TOTAL SITE PLAN SHEETS - 2
DESIGNED BY
APPROVED BY
JT
VSG
THESE PLANS WERE DEVELOPED RESTRICTIVELY
FOR USE ON THE STRUCTURES AND BY
PERSONS/COMPANY AS SPECIFIED IN THE TITLE
BLOCK. ANY OTHER USE (INCLUDING, BUT NOT
LIMITED TO, DISSEMINATION AND COPYING) OF
THESE PLANS OR ANY USE OF THE PLANS BY ANY
PARTY OR PARTIES OTHER THAN THE ONES
SPECIFIED IN THE TITLE BLOCK, ARE STRICTLY
PROHIBITED UNLESS UNDER A WRITTEN
PERMISSION BY SGE.
CLIENT
PRACTICAL
SOLUTIONS
15233 VANADA RD,
LA MIRADA, CA 90638
ATTENTION:
REFER TO LIST OF REVISIONS ON THIS SHEET:
THE RELEASE OF THIS DRAWING WITH THE LATEST
REVISION NUMBER AND DATE SUPERSEDES AND VOIDS
ALL DOCUMENTS PREVIOUSLY ISSUED BY SGE FOR THE
SUBJECT SITE.
N VICINITY MAP DRAWING INDEX
SP1 SITE PLAN, NOTES & PROJECT INFORMATION
SP2 ENLARGED AREA OF WORK, ELEVATIONS & DETAILS
S1 STRUCTURAL LAYOUT, NOTES & DETAILS
S2 STRUCTURAL DETAILS
S3 ENCLOSURE DETAILS
KEYNOTES
EXISTING (E), NO CHANGE
BY OTHERS, NIC
NEW (N)
REFER TO STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS
1E PROPERTY LINE 1N TANK: 9,000-GALLON LIN
2E PARKING 2N CONCRETE PAD
3E ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACE 3N BOLLARD
4E PATH OF TRAVEL 4N CORRUGATED STEEL FENCE
5E DRIVEWAY 5N DOOR, BY OTHERS, NIC
6E BUILDING 6N SLIDING GATE, BY OTHERS, NIC
7E TRANSFORMER
8E REFUSE ENCLOSURE
9E 6' FENCE & GATE
10E CURB
1-
SP1
SITE PLAN,
NOTES &
PROJECT
INFORMATION
PROJECT
SITE
200 20 40
1 SITE PLAN
FOR REFERENCE ONLY
5E
1E
FT FT FT
CONSTRUCTION NOTES
1. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
A. ALL WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS OF THE
LOCAL, STATE, AND NATIONAL CODES, AS WELL AS WITH THE PRINCIPLES OF GOOD CONSTRUCTION PRACTICE.
B. DURING THE CONSTRUCTION PERIOD THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SAFETY (INCLUDING FIRE SAFETY) OF THE NEW, AS WELL AS EXISTING, STRUCTURES. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL
PROVIDE ADEQUATE SHORING, BRACING, AND GUYS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL NATIONAL, STATE, AND LOCAL SAFETY ORDINANCES. THAT RESPONSIBILITY SHALL APPLY CONTINUOUSLY AND SHALL NOT BE LIMITED TO NORMAL WORKING HOURS. ANY DEVIATION FROM SUCH ORDINANCES MUST BE REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY SGE PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION.
C. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL THOROUGHLY REVIEW THE PLANS AND CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS PRIOR TO COMMENCING THE WORK. ALL DISCREPANCIES SHALL BE CALLED TO THE ATTENTION OF SGE AND RESOLVED BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK.
D. THE CONTRACTOR SHOULD NOT PROCEED WITH CONSTRUCTION IN CASE OF CONFLICT(S) BETWEEN
THE DETAILS, AND/OR BETWEEN THE DETAILS AND PLANS, AND/OR BETWEEN THE PLANS AND SCHEDULES. THE CONSTRUCTION SHALL RESUME ONLY UPON THE FULL RESOLUTION OF SUCH CONFLICT BY SGE.
E. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RESTORATION OF WORKING CONDITION OF ALL EXISTING COMPONENTS AND STRUCTURES AFFECTED BY THIS CONSTRUCTION. THE CONTRACTOR
SHALL CONSTANTLY KEEP THE AREA OF CONSTRUCTION FROM ACCUMULATION OF WASTE MATERIALS AND DEBRIS.
F. AT THE END OF EACH DAY OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY, ALL CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS AND WASTE MATERIALS SHALL BE COLLECTED AND PROPERLY DISPOSED IN TRASH OR RECYCLE BINS. AT THE END
OF WORK, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE ALL WASTE, SURPLUS MATERIAL, TOOLS, AND EQUIPMENT.
G. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DEFEND, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD THE ENGINEER HARMLESS FROM ANY AND
ALL LIABILITY, REAL OR ALLEGED, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THIS PROJECT EXCEPT FOR LIABILITY RISING FROM THE SOLE NEGLIGENCE OF THE ENGINEER.
H. DO NOT SCALE THESE DRAWINGS. WRITTEN DIMENSIONS TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER ASSUMED OR SCALED DIMENSIONS.
I. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO FACE OF FINISHED SURFACES. LAYOUT OF STRUCTURES AND FOUNDATIONS
MUST BE DETERMINED BY EXAMINATION OF PLANS AND FINISH MATERIALS SELECTED AND SHALL NOT BE ASSUMED AS BEING EXPRESSED BY THE WRITTEN FINISHED SURFACE DIMENSIONS.
J. SITE DRAWINGS ARE BASED UPON THE PLANS OBTAINED FROM THE AUTHORITY HOLDING JURISDICTION (AHJ), AND/OR PROVIDED BY THE PROPERTY OWNER, AND/OR AVAILABLE AERIAL IMAGES.
UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE, NO TOPOGRAPHIC, BOUNDARY, OR LAND TITLE SURVEY WAS PERFORMED FOR THE PROJECT.
2. STORMWATER, EROSION, AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
ALL CONSTRUCTION WORK SHALL FULLY COMPLY WITH ALL STORMWATER, EROSION, GRADING, AND
ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL CODES - INCLUDING (BUT NOT LIMITED TO) THE FOLLOWING:
A. ALL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTOR PERSONNEL ARE TO BE MADE AWARE OF,
AND COMPLY WITH, THE AUTHORITY HOLDING JURISDICTION (AHJ) BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMP) AND GOOD HOUSEKEEPING MEASURES FOR THE PROJECT SITE AND ANY ASSOCIATED CONSTRUCTION STAGING AREAS.
B. APPROPRIATE BMP FOR CONSTRUCTION-RELATED MATERIALS, WASTES, AND SPILLS SHALL BE
IMPLEMENTED TO MINIMIZE TRANSPORT FROM THE SITE TO STREETS, DRAINAGE FACILITIES, OR ADJOINING PROPERTY BY WIND OR RUNOFF.
C. CONSTRUCTION SITES SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN SUCH A CONDITION THAT AN ANTICIPATED STORM DOES NOT CARRY WASTES OR POLLUTANTS OFF THE SITE. DISCHARGES OF MATERIAL OTHER THAN
STORMWATER ARE ALLOWED ONLY WHEN NECESSARY FOR PERFORMANCE AND COMPLETION OF CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES AND WHERE THEY DO NOT: (A) CAUSE OR CONTRIBUTE TO A VIOLATION OF ANY WATER QUALITY STANDARD; (B) CAUSE OR THREATEN TO CAUSE POLLUTION, CONTAMINATION, OR NUISANCE; AND/OR (C) CONTAIN A HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE IN A QUANTITY REPORTABLE UNDER FEDERAL REGULATIONS CFR PARTS 117 AND 302.
D. RUNOFF FROM EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLE WASHING SHALL BE CONTAINED AT CONSTRUCTION SITES UNLESS TREATED TO REDUCE OR REMOVE SEDIMENT OR OTHER POLLUTANTS.
E. POTENTIAL POLLUTANTS INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: SOLID OR LIQUID CHEMICAL SPILLS;
WASTES FROM PAINTS, STAINS, SEALANTS, GLUES, LIMES, PESTICIDES, HERBICIDES, WOOD PRESERVATIVES AND SOLVENTS; ASBESTOS FIBERS, PAINT FLAKES OR STUCCO FRAGMENTS; FUELS, OILS, LUBRICANTS, AND HYDRAULIC, RADIATOR OR BATTERY FLUIDS; FERTILIZERS, VEHICLE/EQUIPMENT WASH WATER AND CONCRETE WASH WATER; CONCRETE; DETERGENT OR FLOATABLE WASTES; WASTES FROM ANY ENGINE/ EQUIPMENT STEAM CLEANING OR CHEMICAL DEGREASING AND SUPERCHLORINATED POTABLE WATER LINE FLUSHING.
F. DURING CONSTRUCTION, THE DISPOSAL OF SUCH MATERIALS SHALL OCCUR IN A SPECIFIED AND
CONTROLLED TEMPORARY AREA ON-SITE PHYSICALLY SEPARATED FROM STORMWATER RUNOFF, WITH ULTIMATE DISPOSAL IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS.
G. DEWATERING OF CONTAMINATED GROUND WATER OR DISCHARGING OF CONTAMINATED SOILS VIA SURFACE EROSION IS PROHIBITED. DEWATERING OF NON-CONTAMINATED GROUND WATER REQUIRES
A NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (NPDES) PERMIT FROM THE RESPECTIVE STATE REGIONAL WATER QUALITY BOARD.
H. SEDIMENT FROM AREAS DISTURBED BY CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE RETAINED ON SITE USING STRUCTURAL CONTROLS TO THE MAXIMUM PRACTICAL EXTENT.
I. STOCKPILES OF SOIL SHALL BE PROPERLY CONTAINED TO MINIMIZE SEDIMENT TRANSPORT FROM THE
SITE TO STREETS, DRAINAGE FACILITIES OR ADJACENT PROPERTIES VIA RUNOFF, VEHICLE TRACKING, OR WIND.
J. GRADED AREAS ON THE PERMITTED AREA PERIMETER MUST DRAIN AWAY FROM THE FACE OF THE SLOPES AND TOWARD DESILTING FACILITIES AT THE CONCLUSION OF EACH WORKING DAY.
K. THE PERMITTEE AND THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE AND SHALL TAKE THE NECESSARY
PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT PUBLIC TRESPASS ONTO AREAS WHERE IMPOUNDED WATER CREATES A HAZARDOUS CONDITION.
L. THE PERMITTEE AND THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE THAT THE EROSION CONTROL WORK IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPROVED PLANS.
3. ACCESSIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS
AN ACCESSIBLE ROUTE (PATH OF TRAVEL) FROM THE AREA OF WORK TO THE BUILDING ENTRY, TOILET
ROOMS, AND ACCESSIBLE PARKING SHALL FULLY COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS OF THE BUILDING CODE AND AJH. THESE REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE (BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO) THE FOLLOWING:
A. PATH OF TRAVEL SHALL BE ESTABLISHED ALONG THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE ACCESSIBLE ROUTE FROM
THE ACCESSIBLE PARKING TO THE BUILDING ENTRANCE AND DESIGNATED WITH CODE-COMPLIANT SIGNAGE.
B. ANY OBSTRUCTION THAT OVERHANGS THE PATH OF TRAVEL SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 80” ABOVE THE WALKING SURFACE AS MEASURED FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE OBSTRUCTION.
C. WALKS AND SIDEWALKS SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 48” WIDE EXCEPT AT DOORS WHERE WIDENED LEVEL AREAS SHALL BE PROVIDED. THE WIDENED LEVEL AREAS SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 60” SQUARE AT A DOOR OR GATE THAT SWINGS TOWARD THE WALK, AND NOT LESS THAN 48” WIDE BY 44” DEEP AT A DOOR OR GATE THAT SWINGS AWAY FROM THE WALK.
D. THE SLOPE OR WALKING SURFACES OF ACCESSIBLE ROUTES SHALL NOT EXCEED 5% ALONG THE DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AND 2% ACROSS THAT DIRECTION.
E. ABRUPT CHANGES IN LEVEL ALONG ANY ACCESSIBLE ROUTE SHALL NOT EXCEED ½” UNLESS BEVELED WITH A SLOPE OF 50% MAXIMUM. CHANGES IN LEVEL NOT EXCEEDING ¼” MAY BE VERTICAL.
F. WALKING SURFACES ON AN ACCESSIBLE ROUTE SHALL BE FREE OF GRATINGS WHENEVER POSSIBLE.
GRATINGS LOCATED IN THE SURFACE OF ANY OF THESE AREAS SHALL HAVE GRID OPENINGS MEASURING MAXIMUM ½” IN THE DIRECTION OF TRAFFIC FLOW.
G. FLOOR AND GROUND SURFACES SHALL BE STABLE, FIRM, AND SLIP RESISTANT. IF CARPET OR CARPET
TILE IS USED IN A COMMON-USE AREA OR PUBLIC-USE AREA ON A GROUND OR FLOOR SURFACE, IT SHALL HAVE FIRM BACKING OR NO BACKING. CARPET OR CARPET TILE SHALL HAVE A LEVEL LOOP,
TEXTURED LOOP, LEVEL CUT PILE, OR LEVEL CUT/UNCUT PILE TEXTURE WITH MAXIMUM PILE HEIGHT OF ½”. EXPOSED EDGES OF CARPET SHALL BE FASTENED TO FLOOR SURFACES AND HAVE TRIM ALONG THE ENTIRE LENGTH OF THE EXPOSED EDGE.
H. ALL DOOR MATS SHALL BE RECESSED AND ADEQUATELY ANCHORED TO PREVENT INTERFERENCE WITH WHEELCHAIR TRAFFIC.
I. ALL LEVEL AREAS AT EXIST DOORS SHALL HAVE MINIMUM LENGTHS OF 60” IN THE DIRECTION OF THE DOOR SWING AND 44” IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION - AS MEASURED AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE PLANE OF THE DOOR IN ITS CLOSED POSITION.
J. ALL DOORS SHALL PROVIDE A MINIMUM CLEAR WIDTH OF 32” AND HEIGHT OF 80”. CLEAR OPENINGS OF
DOORWAYS WITH SWINGING DOORS SHALL BE MEASURED BETWEEN THE FACE OF THE DOOR AND THE STOP, WITH THE DOOR OPEN 90 DEGREES.
K. OPENINGS MORE THAN 24” DEEP SHALL BE MINIMUM 36” WIDE CLEAR.
L. THERE SHALL BE NO PROJECTIONS INTO THE REQUIRED CLEAR OPENING WIDTH LOWER THAN 34” ABOVE THE FINISH FLOOR OR GROUND. PROJECTIONS INTO THE CLEAR OPENING WIDTH BETWEEN 34” AND 80” ABOVE THE FINISH FLOOR OR GROUND SHALL NOT EXCEED 4 INCHES.
M. HAND-ACTIVATED DOOR OPENING HARDWARE (LEVER-TYPE HARDWARE, PANIC BARS, PUSH-PULL
ACTIVATING BARS OR OTHER HARDWARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE PASSAGE) SHALL HAVE A SHAPE THAT
IS EASY TO GRASP WITH ONE HAND AND DOES NOT REQUIRE TIGHT GRASPING, TIGHT PINCHING OR TWISTING OF THE WRIST TO OPERATE.
N. HAND-ACTIVATED DOOR OPENING HARDWARE SHALL BE OPERABLE WITH A SINGLE EFFORT NOT EXCEEDING 8.5 LBS FOR EXTERIOR DOORS, 5 LBS FOR INTERIOR DOORS, AND 15 LBS FOR FIRE DOORS.
O. ALL OPERABLE DOOR HARDWARE SHALL BE MOUNTED AT 30” MINIMUM AND 44” MAXIMUM ABOVE THE FINISHED FLOOR.
P. SURFACES OF SWINGING DOORS WITHIN THE VERTICAL DISTANCE OF 10” FROM THE FINISH FLOOR
SHALL HAVE A SMOOTH SURFACE ON THE PUSH SIDE EXTENDING THE FULL WIDTH OF THE DOOR OR GATE.
NOTE:
SITE PLAN IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY
SGE STAMP ONLY PERTAINS TO THE
AREA OF WORK.
PROJECT INFORMATION
NO
CHANGE
PROJECT DESCRIPTION INSTALLATION OF A 9,000-GALLON HORIZONTAL LIN TANK
CHANGE IN PARKING
ჲ NO CHANGE IN FLOOR AREA
PROJECT VALUATION TBD
PROJECT ADDRESS
ჲ 379 E INDUSTRIAL RD,
SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92408
PROJECT COORDINATES
ჲ 34.0567841 °N, 117.2767049 °W
ASSESSOR PARCEL NUMBER
ჲ 0141-581-03
ZONING
ჲ INDUSTRIAL LIGHT - IL
OCCUPANCY
ჲ F-2, S-2
CODES 2019 CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE
2019 CALIFORNIA MECHANICAL CODE
2019 CALIFORNIA PLUMBING CODE
2019 CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL CODE
2019 CALIFORNIA GREEN BUILDING STANDARDS CODE
2019 CALIFORNIA ENERGY EFFICIENCY STANDARDS
2019 CALIFORNIA FIRE CODE
LOT SIZE
ჲ 0.83 ACRES
BUILDING AREA
ჲ 16,237 S.F.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TYPE
ჲ V-B
AUTOMATED SPRINKLERS?
ჲ YES
EXISTING USES WITHIN 100' OF
PROPERTY
ჲ INDUSTRIAL LIGHT - IL
PAVEMENT TYPE
ჲ ASPHALT
PROJECT TEAM
OWNER ALBERTO DE SANTIAGO
1440 VINEYARD AVE,
ONTARIO, CA 91761
(949) 975-9412
TENANT ADESA INTERNATIONAL
379 E INDUSTRIAL RD,
SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92408
(562) 234-1322
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER SGE CONSULTING STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS 2081 BUSINESS CENTER DR. #105
IRVINE, CA 92612
(949) 552-5244
CONTRACTOR TBD
E REDLANDS BLVD
S WATERMAN AVE
E INDUSTRIAL RD
E COMMERCIAL RD
10 N
2E
2E
2E
3E
6E
10E
8E
AREA OF WORK
1 SP2
ENLARGED
7E
3E
5E
9E
10E
10E
10E
10E
4E
1N
2N
3N
4N
4 PARKING SPACES TO BE REMOVED
PARKING ANALYSIS
BUILDING 379
USE OF AREA OFFICE
INDUSTRIAL - WAREHOUSE/STORAGE
FLOOR AREA 2,123 SF OFFICE
+ 14,114 SF INDUSTRIAL
16,237 SF TOTAL
REQUIRED PARKING PER CODE, OFFICE 1 SPACE PER 250 SF
REQUIRED PARKING PER CODE, INDUSTRIAL 1 SPACE PER 1,000 SF CALCULATED REQUIRED PARKING, OFFICE 2,123 SF x 1 SPACE = 8.5 SPACES 250 SF
9 PARKING SPACES REQUIRED BASED ON
OFFICE AREA PER CODE
CALCULATED REQUIRED PARKING, INDUSTRIAL 14,114 SF x 1 SPACE = 14.1 SPACES 1,000 SF
15 PARKING SPACES REQUIRED BASED ON
INDUSTRIAL AREA PER CODE
CALCULATED REQUIRED PARKING, TOTAL 9 SPACES OFFICE
+ 15 SPACES INDUSTRIAL
24 SPACES TOTAL REQUIRED
PROPOSED CHANGES 4 PARKING SPACES TO BE REMOVED
NO CHANGES TO ADA PARKING SPACES
PARKING SUMMARY
CURRENT PROPOSED
31 SPACES AVAILABLE
7 SPACES IN EXCESS
CURRENT PARKING IN COMPLIANCE
WITH PARKING STANDARDS
27 SPACES AVAILABLE
3 SPACES IN EXCESS
PROPOSED PARKING IN COMPLIANCE
WITH PARKING STANDARDS
ADDITIONAL PARKING NOTES
ALL REMAINING PARKING SPACES ARE TO BE ACCESSIBLE AT ALL TIMES.
ALL EMPLOYEE PARKING TO BE DONE WITHIN THE PROPERTY SITE ONLY.
PARKING AT OTHER PROPERTIES AND ON-STREET PARKING IS NOT ALLOWED. 5N
6N
OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS
SEMI-TRUCK DELIVERIES WILL BE BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 9PM AND 6AM.
OPERATIONS TEAMS WILL DISPOSE OF ALL WASTE IN A TIMELY MANNER IN AN EFFORT TO MAINTAIN CLEAN VISUALS AND MINIMIZE ANY ODORS.
TRAFFIC WILL BE PROPERLY MANAGED AND NO TRAFFIC WILL PARK ON ADJACENT PROPERTY.
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36'-3"
16'-9"
6"±
INSTALLATION OF 9,000-GAL LIN TANK
AND ENCLOSURE
Adesa International
LOCATION
SGE JOB No. 521.073.422
May 20, 2022
TEL. (949) 552-5244 FAX (949) 552-5243
S. GORDIN STRUCTURAL DESIGN
2081 Business Ctr Dr., Ste. 105, Irvine, CA 92612
& ENGINEERING SERVICES (SGE), INC.
379 E Industrial Rd, San Bernardino, CA 92408
ADESA INTERNATIONAL
DATE: November 22, 2021
REVISIONS
TOTAL SITE PLAN SHEETS - 2
DESIGNED BY
APPROVED BY
JT
VSG
THESE PLANS WERE DEVELOPED RESTRICTIVELY
FOR USE ON THE STRUCTURES AND BY
PERSONS/COMPANY AS SPECIFIED IN THE TITLE
BLOCK. ANY OTHER USE (INCLUDING, BUT NOT
LIMITED TO, DISSEMINATION AND COPYING) OF
THESE PLANS OR ANY USE OF THE PLANS BY ANY
PARTY OR PARTIES OTHER THAN THE ONES
SPECIFIED IN THE TITLE BLOCK, ARE STRICTLY
PROHIBITED UNLESS UNDERA WRITTEN
PERMISSION BY SGE.
CLIENT
PRACTICAL
SOLUTIONS
15233 VANADA RD,
LA MIRADA, CA 90638
ATTENTION:
REFER TO LIST OF REVISIONS ON THIS SHEET:
THE RELEASE OF THIS DRAWING WITH THE LATEST
REVISION NUMBER AND DATE SUPERSEDES AND VOIDS
ALL DOCUMENTS PREVIOUSLY ISSUED BY SGE FOR THE
SUBJECT SITE.
PARKING
ONLY
VAN
ACCESSIBLE
MINIMUM
FINE $250
80" MIN TO FIN. GRADE
WALL OR POLE MOUNTED
PARKING IDENTIFICATION
SIGNS SHALL BE
REFLECTORIZED WITH A
MINIMUM AREA OF 70 SQUARE
INCHES
PARKING SPACE IDENTIFICATION SIGNS SHALL
INCLUDE THE INTERNATIONAL SYMBOL OF
ACCESSIBILITY.
SYMBOL OF ACCESSIBILITY AND THEIR
BACKGROUND SHALL HAVE A NON-GLARE
FINISH, THE SYMBOL SHALL CONSIST OF A
WHITE FIGURE ON A BLUE BLACK GROUND. THE
BLUE SHALL BE COLOR NO. 15090 IN FEDERAL
STANDARD 595B.
ADDITIONAL SIGN
REQUIRED FOR VAN
ACCESSIBLE PARKING
ADDITIONAL SIGN BELOW THE
INTERNATIONAL SYMBOL OF
ACCESSIBILITY SHALL STATE
"MINIMUM FINE $250".
℄ OF
ACCESSIBLE
PARKING SIGN
NOTE: PARKING SPACE IDENTIFICATION SIGN SHALL
BE VISIBLE FROM EACH PARKING SPACE. SIGNS
SHALL BE PERMANENTLY POSTED EITHER
IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO THE PARKING SPACE OR
WITHIN THE PROJECTED PARKING SPACE WIDTH AT
THE HEAD END OF THE PARKING SPACE. SIGNS MAY
ALSO BE PERMANENTLY POSTED ON A WALL AT THE
INTERIOR END OF THE PARKING SPACE.
AN ADDITIONAL SIGN SHALL BE POSTED EITHER:
1. IN A CONSPICUOUS PLACE AT EACH ENTRANCE TO AN
OFF-STREET PARKING FACILITY OR;
2. IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO ON-SITE ACCESSIBLE
PARKING AND VISIBLE FROM EACH PARKING SPACE
17"
MIN
22"
MIN
THE ADDITIONAL SIGN SHALL CLEARLY STATE IN
LETTERS WITH A MINIMUM HEIGHT OF 1 INCH THE
FOLLOWING:
"UNAUTHORIZED VEHICLES PARKED IN DESIGNATED
ACCESSIBLE SPACES NOT DISPLAYING
DISTINGUISHING PLACARDS OR SPECIAL LICENSE
PLATES ISSUED FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES WILL
BE TOWED AWAY A THE OWNER'S EXPENSE. TOWED
VEHICLES MAY BE RECLAIMED AT: ________________
OR BY TELEPHONING: ________________."
ACCESSIBILITY
DIRECTIONAL
SYMBOL
9'-0" MIN
8'
17'
PARKING NO
18'-0" @ 90° PARKING 20'-0" DIAGONAL PARKING
36"
36"
NOTE: EACH ACCESSIBLE CAR AND VAN SPACE
SHALL HAVE SURFACE IDENTIFICATION
INTERNATIONAL SYMBOL OF
ACCESSIBILITY COLORED IN
WHITE ON A BLUE
BACKGROUND. THE BLUE
SHALL BE COLORED NO. 15090
IN FEDERAL STANDARD 595B.
THE CENTERLINE OF THE INTERNATIONAL SYMBOL
OF ACCESSIBILITY SHALL BE A MAXIMUM OF 6 INCHES
FROM THE CENTERLINE OF THE PARKING SPACE, IT'S
SIDES PARALLEL TO THE LENGTH OF THE PARKING
SPACE AND ITS LOWER CORNER, AT OR LOWER SIGN
ALIGNED WITH, THE END OF THE PARKING SPACE.
(N)TOC
10'-6" REF
12" CLR FOR
VENTILATION
11'
7'
6" 6"
(E)TOG
1 ENLARGED AREA OF WORK
PLAN, SCALE: 1" = 3-0"
SP2
ENLARGED
AREA OF WORK,
ELEVATIONS &
DETAILS
N
ACCESS AISLES SHALL BE MARKED WITH A BLUE
PAINTED BORDERLINE AROUND THEIR PERIMETER.
THE AREA WITHIN THE BLUE BORDERLINES SHALL
BE MARKED WITH HATCHED LINES A MAXIMUM OF
36 INCHES ON CENTER IN COLOR CONTRASTING
WITH THAT OF THE AISLE SURFACE, PREFERABLY
BLUE OR WHITE. THE WORDS "NO PARKING" SHALL
BE PAINTED ON THE SURFACE WITHIN EACH
ACCESS AISLES IN WHITE LETTERS A MINIMUM OF
12 INCHES IN HEIGHT AND LOCATED TO BE VISIBLE
FROM THE ADJACENT VEHICULAR WAY. ACCESS
AISLES MARKING MARKINGS MAY EXTEND BEYOND
THE MINIMUM REQUIRED LENGTH.
ACCESS AISLES SHALL NOT OVERLAP THE
VEHICULAR WAY AND SHALL BE PERMITTED TO BE
PLACED ON EITHER SIDE OF THE PARKING SPACE
EXCEPT FOR VAN PARKING SPACES WHICH SHALL
HAVE ACCESS AISLES LOCATED ON THE
PASSENGER SIDE OF THE PARKING SPACES.
A CURB OR WHEEL STOP SHALL BE
PROVIDED IF REQUIRED TO PREVENT
ENCROACHMENT OF VEHICLES OVER
THE REQUIRED CLEAR WIDTH OF
ADJACENT ACCESSIBLE ROUTES.
MAX SLOPE OF PARKING SURFACE SHALL
NOT EXCEED 2% IN ANY DIRECTION.
THE PARKING SPACE SHALL BE
OUTLINED OR PAINTED BLUE
ADA PARKING STANDARDS
THE PARKING STANDARDS
SHALL BE IN COMPLIANCE
WITH 2010 ADA STANDARDS
FOR ACCESSIBLE DESIGN AND
2019 CBC 11B DIVISION 5
2 (N) TANK
ELEVATION, SCALE: 1" = 3'-0"
2-
KEYNOTES
EXISTING (E), NO CHANGE
BY OTHERS, NIC
NEW (N)
REFER TO STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS
1E PROPERTY LINE 1N TANK: 9,000-GALLON LIN
2E PARKING 2N CONCRETE PAD
3E ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACE 3N BOLLARD
4E PATH OF TRAVEL 4N CORRUGATED STEEL FENCE
5E DRIVEWAY 5N DOOR, BY OTHERS, NIC
6E BUILDING 6N SLIDING GATE, BY OTHERS, NIC
7E TRANSFORMER
8E REFUSE ENCLOSURE
9E 6' FENCE & GATE
10E CURB
3N
2N
3N
1N
2N
4N
(E) SUBBASE
9E
10E
10E
1N
4N
COLUMN CL
TYP
6N
5N
6N
(N) SECURITY BARS
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Resolution No. 2025-353
Resolution No. 2025-353
August 20, 2025
RESOLUTION NO. 2025-353
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA,
APPROVING APPEAL 24-06, THEREBY OVERTURNING
THE PLANNING COMMISSION’S APPROVAL OF
APPEAL 24-05, WHICH RE-INSTATED THE DELETED
CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL 20 (TWENTY) THROUGH
26 (TWENTY-SIX), THAT WERE REDACTED WITHIN
THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING
DEPARTMENTS APPROVAL OF AMENDMENT TO
CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL 23-01 FOR
ADMINISTRATIVE DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 22-020 FOR
THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 379 E. INDUSTRIAL
ROAD ON 0.83 ACRES (APN: 0141-581-03) WITHIN THE
INDUSTRIAL LIGHT (IL) ZONE, WARD 3.
WHEREAS, on November 25, 2024, pursuant to the requirements of Section 19.44.020 (Administrative and Development Permits-Applications) of the City of San Bernardino Development Code an application for Appeal 24-06 was duly submitted by:
Appellant: Adesa International and SGE Investments, LLC 379 E. Industrial Road
City of San Bernardino, CA 92408
Respondent: Waterman Business Center Association
328 E. Commercial Road Suite 107
San Bernardino, CA 92408
Parcel Address: 379 E. Industrial Road
APN: 0141-581-03
Lot Area: 0.83 acres
WHEREAS, Appeal 24-06 is an appeal of the Planning Commission’s approval of Appeal 24-05 of Amendment to Conditions of Approval 23-01 for Administrative Development Permit 22-020 in which conditions of approval numbers 20 (twenty) through 26 (twenty-six) were deleted from the original Administrative Development Permit 22-020 for the property known as 379 E. Industrial Road located on 0.83 acres (APN: 0141-581-03) located within the Industrial Light (IL) zone, Ward 3; and
WHEREAS, On July 22, 2022, the original approval for Administrative Development Permit 22-020 was issued to Adesa International and involved the installation of an approximately 9,000-gallon nitrogen tank which would be utilized in conjunction with the packaging of Adesa International frozen foods; this approval included Conditions of Approval numbers 20-26; and
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WHEREAS, on July 20, 2023, planning staff amended and deleted Conditions of Approval 20 through 26 from the original Administrative Development Permit 22-020 with Amendment to Conditions 23-01;and
WHEREAS, On July 24, 2023 The Waterman Business Center Association sent a letter requesting an Appeal of Amendment to Conditions of Approval 23-01 specifically related to the deletion of Conditions of Approval numbers 20 (twenty) – 26 (twenty-six); and WHEREAS, On September 4, 2024, The Waterman Business Center Association filed Appeal 24-05 of Amendment to Conditions 23-01 for Administrative Development Permit 22- 020; and
WHEREAS, on October 8, 2024 pursuant to the requirements of Sections 19.52.040 (Hearings and Appeals-Hearing Procedure) of the City of San Bernardino Development Code, the Planning Commission held a duly noticed public hearing at which interested persons had an opportunity to testify in support of, or opposition to, Appeal 24-05 of Amendment to Conditions 23-01 for Administrative Development Permit 22-020; and WHEREAS, on October 8, 2024 Planning Commission meeting was continued to the Planning Commission meeting of November 12, 2024; and
WHEREAS, at the duly noticed public hearing of the Planning Commission on November 12, 2024, public testimony was heard including comments by ADESA attorney and Family Memorial and Crematory and Social Vocational Services who testified about ADESA Frozen Foods’s impacts on the business center. After the appellant and respondents’ testimony, and public input, the Planning Commission deliberated and approved Appeal 24-05 which restored the deleted conditions of approval 20 (twenty) through 26 (twenty-six), redacted with the Community Development and Housing Departments approval of Amendment to Conditions of Approval 23-01 for Administrative Development Permit 22-020; and WHEREAS, on November 25, 2024, an appeal of the Planning Commission’s decision of November 12, 2024 was filed by Carney Mehr Law representing ADESA Frozen Foods, and a public hearing date of March 5, 2025 was set for consideration of the appeal by the Mayor and City Council; and
WHEREAS, notice of the March 5, 2025 public hearing for the Mayor and City Council's consideration of this proposed Resolution was published in The San Bernardino Sun newspaper on February 2, 2025 and mailed to the owners and tenants of the properties located within 1,000 feet of the subject property in accordance with Development Code Chapter 19.52 (Hearing and Appeals); and
WHEREAS, due to scheduling conflicts between both parties, the public hearing of March 5, 2025, was postponed to August 20, 2025; and
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WHEREAS, notice of the August 20, 2025 public hearing for the Mayor and City Council's consideration of this proposed Resolution was published in The San Bernardino Sun newspaper on August 9, 2025 and mailed to the owners and tenants of the properties located within 1,000 feet of the subject property in accordance with Development Code Chapter 19.52 (Hearing and Appeals); and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the requirements of Chapter 19.52 (Hearing and Appeals) of the City of San Bernardino Development Code, the Mayor and City Council has the authority to act on Appeal 24-06 of Appeal 24-05 of Amendment to Conditions of Approval 23-01 for Administrative Development Permit 22-020.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA, AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. The above recitals are true and correct and are incorporated herein by this reference.
SECTION 2. Compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act. Being the decision-making body for the project, the Mayor and City Council reviewed and considered the information contained in the administrative record for the initial approval of Administrative Development Permit 22-020. Based upon the facts and information contained in the administrative record, including all written and oral evidence presented to the Mayor and City Council finds as follows:
1. The administrative record has been completed in compliance with CEQA, the State CEQA Guidelines, and the City’s Local CEQA Guidelines, and
2. The proposed project is categorically exempt from the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act pursuant to Section 15301 (Existing Facilities) of the State CEQA Guidelines; and
3. The application of the categorical exemption is not barred by one of the exceptions set forth in the State CEQA Guidelines Section 15300.2; and
4. The determination of State CEQA exemption reflects the independent judgment of the Mayor and City Council.
SECTION 3. CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL FOR ORIGINAL SUPPORT OF ADMINISTRATIVE DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 22-020:
Based upon the comprehensive review and evaluation, as required by Chapter 19.44 of the City of San Bernardino Development Code, Administrative Development Permit 22-020 was approved subject to the following Conditions of Approval:
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1. This Administrative Development Permit is an approval to allow the installation of a nine thousand (9,000) gallon liquid nitrogen tank and equipment enclosure ancillary to the existing industrial building. The project site is located at 379 E. Industrial Road (APN:0141-581-03), within the Industrial Light (IL) Zone.
2. Within two (2) years of the Administrative Development Permit approval, commencement of construction shall have occurred, or the permit/approval shall become null and void. In addition, if after commencement of construction, work is discontinued for a period of one (1) year, then the permit/approval shall become null and void.
However, approval of the Administrative Development Permit does not authorize commencement of construction. All necessary permits must be obtained prior to commencement of specified construction activities included in the Conditions of Approval.
3. The site shall be developed and maintained in accordance with the approved plans stamped June 22, 2022 approved by the City, which includes a site plan, on file in the Planning Division; the conditions contained herein; and, the City’s Municipal Code regulations.
EXPIRATION DATE: June 22, 2024
4. The review authority may grant a time extension, for good cause, not to exceed twelve (12) months. The applicant must file an application, the processing fees, and all required submittal items thirty (30) days prior to the expiration date. The review authority shall ensure that the project complies with all Development Code provisions in effect at the time of the requested extension.
5. In the event this approval is legally challenged, the City will promptly notify the applicant of any claim, action or proceeding and will cooperate fully in the defense of this matter. Once notified, the applicant agrees to defend, indemnify and hold harmless the City of San Bernardino (City), any departments, agencies, divisions, boards or commission of the City as well as predecessors, successors, assigns, agents, directors, elected officials, officers, employees, representatives and attorneys of the City from any claim, action or proceeding against any of the foregoing persons or entities.
6. The applicant further agrees to reimburse the City for any costs and attorneys’ fees which the City may be required by a court to pay as a result of such action, but such participation shall not relieve applicant of his or her obligation under this condition. The costs, salaries, and expenses of the City Attorney and employees of his office shall be considered as “Attorney’s fees” for the purpose of this condition. As part of the consideration for issuing this Administrative Development Permit, this condition shall remain in effect if the Administrative Development Permit is rescinded or revoked, whether or not at the request of applicant.
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7. The project shall comply with all applicable requirements of the Building and Safety Division, Fire Department, Police Department, Municipal Water Department, Public Services Department, and the City Clerk’s Office/Business Registration Division.
8. If the color or architecture of the building is proposed to be modified in the future, the revised color scheme and/or architecture shall be submitted to the Planning Division prior to any modification of the building exterior, for evaluation for substantial conformance to the approved plans.
9. Minor Modification to the plans shall be subject to approval by the Director through the Minor Modification Permit process. Any modification which exceeds ten percent (10%) of allowable measurable design/site considerations shall require the refilling of the original application.
10. The property owner(s), facility operator and property management will be responsible for regular maintenance of the site. The site shall be maintained in a clean condition and free of litter and any other undesirable material(s). Vandalism, graffiti, trash and other debris must be removed within 24 hours of being reported.
11. The applicant/owner shall maintain all existing landscaping in the parking lot and setbacks in a weed and disease-free condition at all times and any dead or missing vegetation must be promptly replaced.
12. Signs are not approved as part of this permit. Prior to establishing any new signs or replacing existing signs, the applicant shall submit an application and receive approval for a Sign Permit from the Planning Division. Signs painted on the buildings are prohibited. Banners, flags, pennant, and similar signs are prohibited unless a Temporary Sign Permit is obtained.
13. Submittal requirements for permit applications (site improvements, landscaping, etc.) to Building Plan Check and/or Land Development must include all Conditions of Approval printed on the plan sheets.
14. A concrete washout shall be provided for the proposed project.
15. All Conditions of Approval shall be completed prior to final inspection and sign-off.
16. All new construction shall require permits prior to commencement.
17. Construction-related activities may not occur between the hours of 8:00 pm and 7:00 am.
No construction vehicles, equipment, or employees may be delivered to, or arrive at the construction site before 7:00 am or leave the site after 8:00 pm. Construction activities may only occur Monday through Friday.
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18. All new construction shall be confirmed with the San Bernardino County Fire Department. Please contact San Bernardino County Fire Department Fire Prevention, located at 200 E. 3rd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410 regarding all and/or any submittal requirements regarding new construction via phone at (909) 918-2200. The project shall comply with all applicable requirements of the Building and Safety Division, Fire Department, Police Department, Municipal Water Department, Public Services Department, and the City Clerk’s Office/Business Registration Division.
19. Applicant shall ensure that all its vehicles and those of its employees and visitors park only on the 379 E Industrial Road lot and do not park on any other owner’s property without a written agreement in place with that owner.
20. Bobtail and semi-trucks will park, load, and unload only in the areas designated on Exhibit A. Applicant will limit semi-trucks access/egress to and from the lot to between the hours of 9:00 pm and 6:00 am. No semi-trucks will park on site outside of these hours.
21. Applicant agrees to screen the Liquid Nitrogen Tank in accordance with the plans approved by WBCA and the metal screening material will be painted to match the main building field color of 379 E Industrial Building.
22. Applicant agrees to install and maintain landscaping (including proper irrigation) to screen views from adjacent property in accordance with the plans to be approved by WBCA.
23. Applicant agrees to properly and promptly dispose of all waste to minimize odors and pests
24. No utility lines will be mounted on the exterior of the building.
25. The storm drain trench (which is WBCA property) is to remain undisturbed before, during and after construction. The storm drain flow of the lot will be maintained and not altered.
26. In addition to these conditions, WBCA is requiring proper notice (minimum 3 business days) and insurance before starting construction over, near, under, around the fire water main that runs through the proposed construction area.
Public Works Conditions
a. For the streets listed below, dedication of adequate street right-of-way (R.W.) per the General Plan and Municipal Code shall provide the distance from street centerline to property line and placement of the curb line (C.L.) in relation to the street centerline shall be as follows:
Street Name Dedication of Right of Way
(ft.) from centerline Curb Line(ft)
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