HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD 015ORD 015ê79wS ×P ì „! ORDINANCE NO. +
AN ORDINANCE OF THt, CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY O F BALDtiI N PARK AMENDING ARTICLE VIII.,
BUILDING REGULATIONS, CHAPTER l, BY ADCP ING
THE BUILING CODE. Ola THE CITY CF BALDWIN
PARK, THE UNIFORM BUILDIN G CODE," 1955
EDITION, VOLUMES I AND III PREPARED BY
PACIFIC COAST BUILDING OFFICIALS CONFERENCE,
AND INCLUDING SECTIONS 2312, 4801, 4802,
4803 and 5101 THROUGH 5113 OF THE APPENIILX
TO TILE SLID UNI FO& BUILDING CODE, REGULATING
THE ERECTION, CONSTRUCTION, ENLARGEMENT,
ALTERATION, REPAIR, MOVING, REMOVAL,
DEMOLITION, CONVERSION, OCCUPANCY, USE,
LIGHT, aREA AND N IINTEN.,LNCE OF ALL STRUCTURES.
UiE CITY COUNCIL Ova' THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK DOES ORDAIN AS
FOLLOWS:
Section 1. The Baldwin Park Municipal Code, Article VIII,
Building Regulations, Chapter l, Building Code, is hereby amended
and added to, to read as follows:
Section 8100. Adoption o£ Uniform Building Code, 1955 edition.
Those certain documents on file in the office of the City Clerk
marked and designated as Uniform Building Code," 1955 edition, and
including Sections 2312, 4801, 4802, 4803 and 5101 through 5113 of
the Appendix to said Uniform Building Code, and such code as above
referred to, and each provision thereof, except as herein provided,
shall become the Building Code of the City of Baldwin Park, regulating
the erection, construction, enlargement, alteration, repair, moving,
removal, demolition, conversion, occupancy, use, height, area and
maintenance of all structures and certain equipment therein specifically
regulated, within the City of Balccwin Park, and providing for the issuance
of permits and the collection of fees d.erefor, providing penalties for
violation of such code, declaring and establishing fire zones.
Three copies of said Uniform Building Code, Volumes I and III,
including the above described portions of such appendix have been
deposited in the o±' ice of the City Clerk of the City of Baldwin Park,
and shall be at all times maintained by said City Clerk for use and
examination by the public.
Section 8102. Whenever arty of the following names or terms
are used in said Uniform Building Code or in this ordinance, each such
name or term shall be deemed and construed to have the meaning ascribed
to it in this section as follows:
Building Official" shall mean County Engineer.
City" shall mean the City of Baldwin Park.
Building Department" shall mean the Building
Division of the Department of County Engineers."
are Department" shall mean Fire Prevention
Bureau of Los Angeles County.
Section 8103. Paragraph I of Section 103 of said Uniform Building
Code is hereby amended to read:
Section 103. Scope. The provisions of this Code shall apply to
the construction, alteration, moving, demolition, repair and use of
any building or structure within the City of Baldwin Park, except that
of the Federal Government, that of the State of California, work located
primarily in a public way, public utility towers and poles, mechanical
equipment not specifically regulated in this Code, outdoor advertising
regulated by the State and not supported by a building, hydraulic flood
control structures, and minor work of a negligible hazard to life
speci $ cally exempted by fine Building Official, with approval of the
Board of Appeals.
ORD 015ê79wS ×P ì „! Section 810%. Section 1011- of said Uniform uildirn Code is
aiaended by 2.ddin" subsection j) to read:
j) Parapets and Appendages. henever the juilcting, Official
deter_ni1ines y inspection th t an existing; parapet or appendage
attached to and supported bar an. exterior wall of a building-_ is
likel- o become a menace to life or property in the event of
earthquake distrubance as a result of inadequate construction
or b:oacinf-, to resist horizontal forces, and such pararvret or
appendage is not an irrimediate menace as conterr_inlated by Section
203 of said Uniform uildin` ode, the owner of the building
or ot'Ler person or a`;ent in control of the buildinE_ where such
parapet or other appendage exists, upon receipt of formal notice
in within;- from t-ie 3uildin- Official evidencing and specifying
the hazards and the inad.equaci~-s of construction or bracing, shall
within twive months from the date of such written notice eliminate
the hazard as herein set forth.
The parapet or appendage shall be removed and the remainder of
the wall anchored at the roof' line, or it shall be reconstructed
so that it will conform structurally as near as it is practicable
to do so with requir=ements of 6:;ction 2312 of this Uniform
Suildin Code, or it s',-,all be otherwise orac";-. and. stren~ thened in
a manner satisfactory to the building Official, so the,': it will
resist a reasonable denree of horizontal forces without becominf"
dislodEed with danger of falling. Any person reccivinr notice
as set out in this subsection may appeal, from the notice of the
Building; Official, in the manner provided by aection 201,_ of said
Uniform i3,u ldin;_; Cocte, to the 3oard of appeals.
Where, in tn_e opinion of the uilc.in Official, it is
necessary to open a portion of roof, wall, or ceiling; of a
building in order to establish the strut ural condition of any
parapet or appendage, he may order the owner to make such openin"
without expense to the Uity.
Section 3105. Section 202 of said Uniform 311ildinE Coae is
amended by alaendin~- subsections a) and d), thereof and by adding
subsection f) thereto to read, res.,pectivelT:
Section 202. a) Powers and duties of County Engineer.
The County n,<;ineer is hereby authorized and directed to enforce
all of" the provisions of this ordinance, of the electrical
ordinance, and of the pltunbin ordinance, and to make all
inspections pursuant to the provisions of each such ordinance.
1'or such purposes he shall have the powers of a police officer.
d) Right of entry. upon presentation of proper credentials
tine uildinp Official or his duly authorized representative may
enter at reasonable times any building, structure, or premises
in the City to perform any duty imposed upon him by this code.
Ever,, person who denies or prevents, obstructs, or attempts to
deny, prevent, or obstruct such ccess is u 1t-,T of a irisderaeanor.
f) Occupancy Violations. Whenever any structure is being
used con(:rary to the provisions of this Code, the County i'nf_,ineer
iay order such use discontinued and the structure, or portion
thereof, vacated by notice served on any person causing such
use to De continued. Such person shall discontinue the use
or portion thereof, COPiply with the requirements of this Code;
provided, however, that in the event oi' an emer~__ency aection 203
of said Uniform Buildin,_ Cone shall apply.
Section 8106. Section 203 of said Uniform Building Code is
amended by repealin,t subsection e) thereof and amendinE sub-
section d) to read:
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d) Prosecution. In case the owner shall f'ail, neglect or
refuse to coy-rrply with the notice to repair, rehabilitate, or to
demolish and remove said building or structure, or portion thereof,
the 3uildinE Official may cause the owner of' the building to be
prosecuted as a violater of the provisions of this Code.
Section 8107. Section 20)x_ of said Uniform zilding Code is
amended to react:
erection 201. Board of Appeals. In order to determine the
suitability of alternate materials and types of construction and
to provide for reasonable interpretations of the provisions of
this Code, there shall be and is hereby created a Board of Appeals,
consisting; of, five members who are qualified by e.-ti9erience and
training to pass upon matters p,artai.n.inL to buildin.-: construction.
The Buildinr~- Official shall be an ex-officio member and shall
act as ecretary to the card. The card of A;-)peals shall be
appointed by the Board of Supervisors and shall hold office at
its pleasure. 1he Board of A_opeals shall adopt reasonable rules and
re-ulations for conductin` its in--esti-,ations and shall render
all decisions and findinLs in writin;; to tine Juildin_1 Official
with a duplicate copy to tine appellant.
Section 8108. Section 205 of said Uniform Building Code is
ali?ended to read:
Section 205. a) Compliance with Code. A.-person shall
not erect, construct, enlar,e, alter, repair, move, improve,
remove, convert or demolish, equip, use, occupy or maintain any
building-,; or structure in the Cit7r oa 3~-ldwin Park, or cause the
same to be done, contrary to, or in violation of any of the
provisions of this Code.y
b) Penalty. Any person, firm or corporation violatin
any o-' the provisions of this Code shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and each person shall be deemed r?uilt-y of a separate
offense for each and every day or portion thereof during which
any violation of any of the provisions of this Code is corruaitted,
continued or permitted, and ur~on conviction of any such viol,+_tion
such person shall be punishable by a fine of not more than y500,00
or b; T imprisonrr.ent for not more than six months, or by both such
fine and imprisonment.
Section 8109. Section 301 of said Uniform uil<1_in` tod.e is
amended by ad.din- Dubsection e) to read:
Section 301. e) Standard Plans. The 3uildin`; Official may
approve a. set of plans for a buildin or structure as a standard
plan," provided the applicant has made proper application, submitted
complete sets of plans, and paid the plan checking fees as required
by Subsection c) of this Section and Subsection b) of section 303
of said. Uniform uildink Code.
When it is desired to use an approved standard plan" for an
identical structure, two plot plans and one duplicate plan shall
be submitted, and a plan-checkinF_ fee equal to one-half' of the
full plan-cneckin`,fee required by Subsection b) of Section 303
of said Uniform 3uildinr_: Code shall be paid at the tune application
is made for such identical structure. Such duplicate plans shall
be coiiipared, stamped, and kept on the job as required b7,7- ub-
section b) of Section 302 of said Uniform 3uilctinL oae. In case
of an7,T deviation whatsoever from t"nis standard plan, complete plans,
together with a full plan-checking fee, shall be submitted for the
proposed work, as required by Subsection c) of this Section and
Subsection b) of section 303 of said Uniform BuildinE Code.
Standard plans shall be valid for a period of one year
from date of approval. This period may be extended ray the
3uildin,- Official when there is evic,_ence that the plan ma7r be
used again.
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Section 8110. Section 302 of said Uniform Building Code is
amended by adding, the foliowinL ei>ception at the end of
Subsection a):
EXCEPTION. A permit shall not be issued for a Group A, B,
C, D, H, or 1 occupancy in an area which is subject to
flood hazard by reason of inundation, overflow or erosion, and
is so determined to be by the City nL-'ineer, unless such hazard
is eliminated to the satisfaction of the City Engineer by
nrovidinl; adequate drainaLe facilities, by protective walls, by
suitabl° fill, by raisinb the floor level of the building, by a
combination of these raethoas or by other means.
Section 8111. Section 303 of said iniforra 3uildinL, Code is
amended by amending Paragraph 2) of Subsection a) thereof,
and by adding Subsections c), d), e), and f) thereto, to
read, respectively:
The P~uildinE Official shall determine the estimated valuation
in all cases and for such purpose he shall be v"uided by accepted
estimating practices. A single permit may be issued for a
dwellin.; and one accessory buildinE of one story construction,
not over 400 square feet in area, and on the same property.
The permit fees herein specified shall be doubled when work
requiring a permit has been started o-.- carried on prior to
obtaining:` said permit and the applicant had knowledF°e that a
permit was necessary as evidenced- by the f ct that at the time
of doinL, such work he held a contractcrts license with the
State of California or had previously applied for a permit
from the 3uilding Department, but the payment of such double
fee shall not relieve any persons from fully complying with the
requirements of this Code in the execution of the work nor from
any other penalties prescribed herein.
c) Other Fees. The followinL fees shal l be paid before
any permit is issued, inspection made, occupant:; allowed or
device operated.
Inspection. of structures or devices regulated by C'ha-pter
6 6, for the first inspection of the first structure or
device
For each additional structure or device ti'-1.00
Reinspection of one or more of above structures
or devices at the same location................... 2.50
Inspection or reinspection of croup B. Division
4 structures, each n5.00
or inspection of any use, occupancy or chanEe in
use or occupancy not otherwise co,,-er d herein by a
fee end which is re~-:ulated by any City vrdinance.. 5.00
Permits for amusement devices and temporary croup J,
Division 4 structures shall be valid for a period of not
exceedinE1 30 days.
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d) Exemption from fees. Neither the State, County, City, district or
other political subdivision, nor any public officer or body acting in his
official capacity on behalf of the State, County, City, district, or other
political subdivision shall pay or deposit any fee. This Bection does not
apply to the State Compensation Insurance Fund or Public Housing Authority
or where a Public Officer is acting with reference to private assets which
have come under his jurisdiction by virtue of his office.
e) Surrender of Permit. If no portion of the work or construction
covered bar a permit issued by the Building Official under the provisions
of this Code has been commenced, the person to whom such permit has been
issued may deliver such permit to the Building Official with a request that
such permit be cancelled. The Building Official shall thereupon stamp or
write on the face of such permit the words, Cancelled at the request of
the Permittee.t' Thereupon such permit shall. be null and void and of no
effect.
f) Refunds. In the event that any person shall have obtained a
building permit and no portion of the work or construction covered by such
permit shall have been cancelled either as provided for in Subsection d)
of Section 302 or Subsection e) of this section, the Permittee upon
presentation to said Building Official of a request, therefore, in writing
on a special form shall be entitled to a refund in an amount equal to 80
per cent of the building permit fee actually paid for such permit. The
Building Official shall satisfy himself as to the right of such applicant
to such refund and each such refund shall be paid as provided by law for the
payment of claims against the City.
No portion of the plan-checking fee shall be refunded, unless no
checking has been performed on a set of plans, in which case eighty per
cent 80%) of the plan-checking fee shall be refunded.
Section 8112. Section 305 of said Uniform Building Code is amended
bj adding a third paragraph to Subsection b) thereof to read:
Before commencing his duties, the Special Inspector shall obtain
a Certificate of Registration from the Building Official and for such
he shall pay the sum of one dollar. Certificates of Registration for
Special Inspectors shall be valid for one year or fraction thereof,
shall expire June 30th of each year, and must be renewed annually by the payment
of a renewal fee of one dollar.
Section 8113. Section 41.7 of said Uniform Building Code is amended
by amending the definition of person" therein to read:
PERSON is an individual human being, a firm, partnership or corp-
oration, his or their heirs, executors, administrators, assigns, officers
or agents; any municipal or quasi-municipal government, agency or
district, or officers thereof.
Section 81111. I n Section 423 of said Uniform Building Code, change
Section 202(a)" to Section 303(a)".
Section 8115. Table No. 5-A of Section 504 of said Uniform
Building Code is hereby amended by adding a footnote to read:
4) protected openings shall be class B" or F" as specified in
Section 4306 of said Uniform Building Code." The fourth column, entitled
Fire Resistive of Exterior Walls" in Table No. 5-A of Section 504 of
said Uniform Building Code is hereby amended by deleting from Fire Zone 3
the four-hour and two-hour requirements in Group E occupancies and by
changing in rise Zone 3 the Group J-1 requirements to Not Regulated",
and by changing the requirements in the fifth column, entitled Openings
in Exterior Walls" as follows:
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For Group B-3, Fire Zone 1, changed to read:
Not permitted less than 5 feet
protected less than 20 feet."
For Group C, Fire Zone 3, acid:
Protected less than 10 feet".
For Group E-l, Fire Zone 3, and for Groups E-2, 3, 4 in Fire
Zones 2 and 3, add:
Protected less than 20 feet".
For Group E-5, lire Zone 3, add:
Not permitted less than 5 feet".
For Groups F-1, 2 in lVire Zone 3 and for Group F-3, Fire Zones
1, 2 and 3, add:
Not permitted less than 5 feet".
Section 8116. Subsection d) and f) of Section 506 of said
Uniform Building Code are hereby amended as follows:
I n d) line 8, change Group G" to Groups F and G". I n f),
change the increase factor to tripled" For any building, without
regard to height.
Section 8117. Section 603 of said Uniform Building Code is here-
by amended by adding a paragraph following Paragraph 2 to read:
No Group A occupancy shall be erected or moved within three
hundred feet 300') of any derrick or well used for the purpose of
drilling for, pumping or producing oil, gas or other hydrocarbon sub-
stances.
Section 8118. Section 6U8 of said Uniform Building Code is
amended by amending paragraph 4 thereof, and by adding a new para-
graph at the end thereof, t o read, respectively:
No storage or handling of volatile, flammable liquid shall be
allowed in Group A occupancy unless such storage or handling complies
with the Los Angeles County Fire Prevention Code.
For construction in areas subject to flood hazard, see the last
paragraph of Subsection a) of Section 302 of said Uniform Building Code.
Section 8119. Section 703 of said Uniform Building Code is hereby
amended by adding anew paragraph following paragraph 2 to read:
No Group B occupancy shall be erected or moved within three hmdred
feet 300') of any derrick or well used for*the purpose of drilling for
pumping or producing oil, gas or other hydrocarbon substances.
Section 8120. Section 708 of said Uniform Building Code is
amended by amending Paragraph 3 thereof and by adding a new paragraph
thereto, to read, respectively:
No storage or handling of volatile, flammable liquid shall be
allowed in Group B occupancy unless said storage or handling complies
with Los Angeles County Fire Prevention Code.
For construction in areas subject to flood hazard see the last
paragraph of subsection a) of Section 302 of said Uniform Building Code.
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Section 8121. Section 802 of said Uniform Building Code
is amended by addinE to Paragraph 1 of Subsection b) thereof
to read;
Except in one-story buildings, in which all rooms used for inst-
ruction have at least one exit door directly to the outside,
all buildings housing Group C occupancies shall be not less than
one-hour fire-resistive construction throughout.
Section 8122. Subsection a) of Section 803 of said Uniform
building Code is hereby amended by adding a new paragraph
following paragraph 2 thereof, to read:
No Group C occupancy shall be erected or moved within three
hundred feet 300') of any derrick or well casing used for
the purpose of drilling for, pumping, or producing oil, gas or
other hydrocarbon substances or any refinery in which hydro-
carbon liquids or substances are processed and in which
process the flash-point of the liquids or substances in,,.olved is
reached.
Section 8123. Section 805 of said Uniform Building Code is
amended by amending the first paragraph thereof to read:
Section 805. All portions of Group C occupancies shall
be provided with light and ventilation, either natural or
artificial, as provided in Section 605, except that school
rooms shall have window areas equal to one-fifth of the floor
area.
Section 8124. Section 808 of said Unifoa.~m Building Code is
amended by amending the last paragraph thereof, and by adding
an additional paragraph thereto, to read, respectively:
No storage or handling of volatile, flammable liquid shall
be allowed in Group C occupancies unless such storage or handling
complies with the Los Angeles County Fire Prevention Code.
N'or construction in aresa subject to flood hazard, see the
last para raph of subsection a) of' Section 302.
Section 8125. Section 903 of said Uniform 3uildin, Code is
amended by adding a para<c-raph to read:
No Group D occupancy shall be erected or moved within
three hundred feet 300') of any derrick or well used for
the purpose of drillin" for, pumping, or producing oil, gas
or other hya.rocarbon substances.
Section 8126. Sections 908, 1008, 1108, 1208, 1308 and 1505
of said iniforiri Building Code are amended by changing U. B. C.
Standard No. 9-1" to The Los Angeles County Fire Prevention
Code" and Sections 908 and 1308 are further amended by adding at
the end of each thereof a paragraph to read:
r'or construction in areas subject to flood hazard, see the
last paragraph of subsection a) of Section 302.
Section 8127. Section 1405 of said Uniform Building Code is
hereby amended by changing the last sentence of the second
paragraph of Subsection a) thereof' to read:
In_ lieu of the foregoinl~ requirements in this paragraph, a
mechanical ventilatin- system to the outside air may be installed.
Section 8128. Section 1405 of said Uniform Building Code is
amended. by chpng,ing in the first sentence of Subsection b) thereof
required to have windows" to"regulated."
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Section 8129. Section 1408 of said Uniform 3uildinL; Code
is ariended by addinE, a p~l.rak reph at the end thereof, to read:
For construction in area subject to flood hazard, see the
last para,:-,r&ph of subsection a) of Section 302 of said Uniform
3uildin€; Code.
Section 8130. Section 1601 of the Uniform BuildinE Code is
amended by adding a p araL,ra-nh at the end of subsection a) to
read:
When fire zones have not been created b such an ordinance,
the entire City may be considered to be oire Zone #3.
Section 3131. Section 1711 of said Uniform 3'uildin.L Code is
amended by adding a paragraph to read:
Shower walls, including showers over bat'_i tubs, shall be
constructed of dense non-absorbent water-proof materials to a
hei ht of not less than 6 feet abo e the floor.
Section 8132. Section 2307 of said Uniform 3uildinL; Code is
hereby amended by deletinE, in the side" from the third paragraph
of Subsection b) thereof.
Section 8133. Table do. 23-C of erection 2312 of said
Uniform iDuildinL Code is amended by deleting the first
footnote thereunder marked an(.' by chanLin,,_; the values in
Column 2 for the. clue of C-2" to read
0.60
r fi
2
20
With a minimum of
five pounds per
square foot.
1.00
1.00
20
10
Section 8134. Section 2504 of said Uniform 3uildihg Code is
amended by adding plates, sills," after the word strin"ers"
in the first line of Para,,;raoh 4 of Dubsectior, b) thereof'.
Section 8135. Section 2504 of said Uniform 3uildinL Code
is amended b7; amending the first paragraph cf Subsection c)
thereof to read:
c) Identification. All species set forth in Table
No. 25-A shall be used only when identified by a rade mark
of, or certificate of inspection issued by, an approved
lumber radinE_ or i.rsnection bureau or a`;ercv.
Section 8136. Section 2620 of said uniform 3uildin`-, erode
is amended by addinc ubsection m) to read:
m) Precast aolid Wall Panels.
1. Wall thickness. T'ae thickness of wall panels shall
be overned by the structural requirements called for by
other sections of this Code, and where applicable b~T the
fire-resistive tir=e-period rating set forth in Table 43-B.
2. 1tiall eicht. The heiLht of peels shall be Loverned
by the reeruirements of Subsection k).
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Exception: Uhere panels are designated to span horizontally,
to columns or isolated footings, the ratio of height to thickness
shall not be limited, provided the effects of deep beam action and
buckling are provided for in the design.
3. Shear. For loads parallel to the plane of the wall, the
clear distance between supporting or enclosing members shall not
exceed 16 times the thickness of the panel, except that this ratio
may be increased to a maximum of 36 providing that this unit shear
stress does not exceed that given in the equation.
45f c
1 + L
T
0
L= Clear distance between supporting or
enclosing members Vertical or Horizontal
stiffening elements).
T- Thickness of the panel.
4. Reinforcement. The provisions o£ Subsection k) shall
govern the minimum requirements for reinforcing steel except as
specified in the followi ng Paragraph 5•
5. Joints. Vertical and horizontal joints shall be designed
to resist all design forces, weather and fire exposure necessary,
and provide a minimum tie at the top and bottom of panels capable
of resisting a force of 10,000 pounds each. Ties shall also be
provided in the vertical joint equivalent to 50 per cent of the
horizontal wall steel requirements of reinforced concrete, with
allowable spacing of ties equal to 12 times the panel thickness.
Horizontal joints between precase elements shall be similar to the
vertical joint.
Exception: For buildings that do not require the exterior
walls to have more than a two-hour fire-resistive time rating,
the panels may be joined at the vertical joints by welding plate
inserts to the structural steel frame placed next to the inside
face of the wall. The joint between panels shall be sealed with
grout.
6. Anchorage. Wall panels shall be anchored at the roof
as required by Section 2517 g) and Section 2620(k) of said Uniform
Building Code. Where continuous footings are used, anchorage at the
bottom of the wall may be effected by a continuous key.
7. Stresses. Except as otherwise provided in this section,
allowable stresses shall comply with Chapter 26 of said Uniform
Building Code.
The allowable unit shear stress between precase and poured
elements shall not exceed that provided in the Code, Table 24-C
for unit masonry laid up in cement mortar unless shear keys are
provided. Where reinforcing bars are used as ties, the shear
value for bolts, shown in Table 26-8 of this Code, may be used.
Section 8137. Section 2711 of said Uniform Building Code is
amended by deleting Paragraph 6 thereof.
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Section 8138. Subsection a) of Section 2'715 of said Uniform
BuildinE Code is hereby amended by changing 20 Eauge'l in the
fourth paragraph to 22 L;aup.,e", and 16 gauge" to 18 gauge", and
by changing 18 gauge" in the sixth paragraph to 22 gauge".
Section 8139. Subsection a) of Section 2805 of said Uniform
Building; Code is hereby amended by changing; the Exceptions" to read:
Exceptions: 1. Interior bearing; walls in all one-story
buildinr;s and exterior bearing walls in one-story Group 1
occupancies not exceeding 400 square feet may be supported on
minimum 14" x 14" piers set at least 8" in the Ground and 6"
out of the ground.
2. Buildings or structures of Group J. occupancies may be
built without masonry or concrete foundations if the walls
are supported on a wood mudsill.
Section 8140. Section 3104 d) of said Uniform 13uilding
Code is hereby amended by deleting paragraph 3 thereof.
Section 8141. Section 3203 of said GIniform Building, Code
is hereby amended by changing, in Para;raph 2 of Subsection
d), six nails" to four nails,rf
Section 8142. erection 3203 of said Uniform 3uildinE, Code
is hereby amended by changing Subsection g) to Subsection
f)3, and br changing Subsection h) to Subsection g).
Section 8143. Section 3203 of said Uniform Building; Code
is amended by adding; subsection f)4 thereto.
Wood Shakes. All shakes must be of sound lire heartwood,
100;0 clear, 100yo vertical r. rain, with no feather tips, shims,
or knot waves, and containing no sapwood., dote, knots, or worm
holes. Shakes shall be packed in random widths from four
inches to 14 inches, either resawn or double split tapered,
of Western Reed Cedar or redwood, all bundles must be labeled,
specifying the type and size of the shakes.
The normal length of shakes shall be 25 inches or 32
inches. A two inch tolerance over or under in length of shakes
shall be permitted when not in excess of 10o of the running
inches in an-r one bundle. The length of a shake shall be
determined by the shortest distance between the butt and the
tip. 18-inch shakes may be used as a starter course at the
eaves and the finish course at the ridLe. A one-inch tolerance
over or under in lenL_th of 18-inch shakes will be permitted
when not in excess of 10;.0 of the running inches in. any one
bundle.
The nominal thickness of shakes shall be one-half inch
or one inch. On one inch resawn shakes, a tolerance of one-
fourth inch under the thickness will be permitted; on one-
half-inch resawn shakes, a tolerance of one-eighth inch under
the thickness will be permitted when not in excess of 2070 of
the total running inches in any one bundle. No tolerance under
the thickness of a shake is to be determined by the thickness at
the thinnest point at the butt of the shake.
The exposure to the weather and packing; of wood shakes
per bundle shall be as listed in Table 32-C.
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TABLE 32-C PACKING AND L;XPGSURE
Weather
Size Exposure
1/2"x 25" Tpr. Split 1011
1/2"x 2511 Resawn 1011
111 x 18" R e s awn-
ill x 25" R e s awn 101'
111 x 32" Resawn 1311
Eighteen inch 18") shakes may be used only as starter course
of eaves and finish course at ridge.
The exposure to the weather shall in no case exceed ten
inches for 25-inch length. shake or 13 inches for 32-inch length
shake. Shakes shall he laid with one and one-half inch
minimum side lap in each course. tarting at the eaves with a
double course, shakes are to be laid. in straight or staggered
courses with a strip of 30 nound. minimum) saturated felt
cut into 18-inch widths and shingled in between each. course
in such a manner that no belt is exposed to the weather at
any point.
Every wood shake shall be nailed to the sheathinE with
at least two 7/32 inch headed hot dipped F;alvanized, zinc,
cadmium plated, aluminum or copper nails, penetrating into
the sheathing; at least three-fourths of an inch.
Trips and ridges shall be laid to a modified Boston
pattern over a double thickness of 30-pound saturated felt
and at the same or less exposure of the shakes to that used
in_ the field of the roof.
Valley shakes cut parallel to the valley shall be kept
two inches on either side of the valley splash rib.
Shakes shall not be installed on a roof' having a pitch
less than four inches to 12 inches.
Section 814. Section 3206 of said Uniform Building; Oode
is hereby amended by addin_; a paragraph to read:
Louvres or similar openings to inaccessible space in
buildings located in brush, forest or National Forest areas
shall be covered with maximum 1/2" mesh copper or alvanized
iron screen.
Section 8145. Section 3302 of said Uniform Building; Code
is hereby amended by changing, in the first paragraph of
Subsection b), 10" to 50'1 and by adding exceptions to read:
EXCEPTIONS
1. Groups D and H occupancies having an occupant load
of more than 10 persons shall have not less than two exits.
2. Troup F occupancies having; an occupant load of more
than 30 persons shall have not less than two exits.
Section 8146. Section 3303 of said Uniform 7Building Code
is hereby anended by addinS an exception to Subsection
c) to read:
EKCEPTION:
Any exit door in Group F or G occupancies ma-- be locked by
a key, provided that:
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EXCEPTION: 1. Warm air furnaces and warm air heaters having
a combined gas input rating in e-,cess of 1,200,000 B.T.U.•s per
hour shall;be vented to a chimney conforminE with requirements of
this Chapter when required by tine Suildin,; Official.
2. Boilers havin a combined as input rating; in excess of
800,000 B.T.U. is shall be vented to a flue or chimney conforming
with the requirements of this Chapter.
3. The least internal dimension of any vent or vent connection
shall be not less than 2 inches.
4. Square vents. A square ent or vent connection may be
used if the least internal dimension is not less than that
required for a round vent or vent connection.
5. Every vent and vent connection, oval or rectangular in
cross section, shall have an area not less than required by this
subsection for a round vent.
6. The sum of the maximum gas input ratin,'s of one or more
gas appliances served by any oval or rectangular vent or vent
connection, havin` a maximum internal cross-sectional dimension
Lreater than two times the minirau_i internal dimension, shall
not exceed 3/4 of the S.T.U. rating-,s set forth in this section
for round pipes.
7. A type C. vent connector may be less than 12 square
inches in area but not 3,;ss than the area of the furnace vent
collar, provided it meets the requirements and limitations set
forth in Section 3707.
Section 8152. Chapter 37 of said Uniform uilding Code is
hereby arcanded by deletin6 Section 3712.
Section 8153. Subsection b) of Section 4402 of said Uniform
Building Code is hereby amended by chan&:ing 3uildino~ Official",
to City En-ineer.
Section 8154. Section 4501 of said Uniform Building Code
is hereby amended by adding a paragraph following paragraph one
to read:
For t'qe purposes o_' this Charter in cases where a Duildi.n
Line Ordinance applies, the buildin_,!line established in such
ordinance shall be deemed to he the street property line and
a line on the street side twelve feet 12') from said building
line shall be deemed to be the curb line. The area included
within the boundaries established by a Building Line Ordinance
shall, for the purposes of this Chapter, be deemed to be public
property.
Section 8155. Chapter 45 of said Uniform Building Code is
hereby amended by addin_ Sections 4509, 4510, and 4511 to read:
Section 4509. Fences. Fences not exceeding forty-two inches
42") in height ma; extend beyond a building; line to the actual
street property line.
Section 4510. Lighting Standards. Lighting standards not
exceeding ten inches 10") in horizontal dimension, where such
standards are not less than fifty feet 501) apart, mar be
established beyond the building line to within one foot 1')
of the actual street property line.
Section 4511. Signs. a) Sins may project be/ond a street
property line or building line as set forth in Chapter 62.
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b) Suns may occupy the area between the actual street
propert line and a building line provided they advertise a
business conducted on the property and are at least twelve
feet 12') above the ground and are supported on posts not
exceeding ten inches 10") in horizontal dimension, and do
not exceed fift square feet 50 sq. ft.) in area and are
placed not less than fifty feet 50') apart.
Section 8156. Section 4703 of said Jnifo_-m Buildin, Code
is hereb~T amended by deleting and shall weigh not less than
2.5 ipounds per square yard" in the last sentence of paragraph 3.
Section 8157. Section 4711 of said niform Buildin" Code
is Iterebv amended by deletin~.from Subsection c) the para-
ralh stating The third coat may be a brush coat".
Section 8158. Section 5101 of said Uniform 3uilding Code is
hereby amended b..~~ addinz, a second. and third. paragraph to sub-
section d) to read:
All fixed heating equipment shall be securely fastened in
place. Suspended heatint; appliances shall be adenuately supported
by means of' rods or brackets and suitable means shall be provided
to prevent swa,Ting or any stress or strain on the fuel or vent
connections thereto.
All design, construction and. workmanship shall be in conformity
with accepted engineering practice.
Section 8159. Section 5101 of said Uniform uilding Code is
hereby amended by changinT; subsections e) and f) to f) and
respectively.
Section 6160. Section 5102 of said Uniform 3uildinE Code is
hereby amended by addin6, a paragraph and exception to paragraph
2) of subsection c) to read:
Where openings or ducts are used, they shall consist of two
or more, of approximately equal area, one or more within six
inches 6") of the ceiling of the appliance enclosure and one
or more within six inches 6") of the floor of t}ie appliance
enclosure. Every such, required air openinL to the outside of the
building; shall be covered with screen of one-fourth.(-,3t-") mesh..
EXCI,,PTION: The provisions of paragraphs 1 and 2 of this
section need not applT to boiler or heating; plants having a total
input ratin`; in excess of 800,000 J.T.U. when such installations
are designed in actor°d wit-lz recognized en:,ineering principles.
Section 8161. Section 5103 of said hniform Building Code is
hereby amended by deleting, subsection e) thereof.
Section. 8162. Section 51011. of said k,niform uildin,~:_ Code is
iereby amended by changin, subsection c) to read:
c) Limit Controls. Any warm-air heating appliance which
conveys heat through duct work shall be equipped with an approved
temperature-limit control located in the bonn.et or plenum. Such
limit control wall have a fixed stop which will limit the outlet
air ten,perature to 250 degrees rYahrenheit.
Section 8163. Section 5105 of said Uniform 3uilding Code is
hereby amended by addin: a paragraph to Subsection b) to read:
ORD 015ê79wS ×P ì „! ORDINANC_c~ 60. Each furnace or boiler shall bear a metal nameplate securely
fixed to the appliance anti readily accessible for inspection,
identif-Ting the name and address of the installer if' other than
t}).e owner.
Section 3161+. Section 5105.of' said Uniform 3uildinL; Code is
hereb.Y amended by addin- an e>ception to subsection d) to read;
EXCi--~P'I'IO1V Such ducts may be z'or. med of material other than
incombustible material" if they do not pass throu; h a req~zired
fire or area separation and/or if that portion of any furnace to
which they are connected is approved for zero clearance from
combustible m aterial.
Section 8165. Section 5105 of said uniform 3uildinc ode is
hereby amended by adding; para` raphs and 5 to read:
h-• in occupancy Groups A, i3, C and D gas fired central
heating plants shall be installed in a room of not less than
one-hour fire-resistive construction.
5. Appliances desi'-ned to burn liquefied petroleum Eases
shall not be installed in a basement or cellar, or at any point
below grade. In Groups A, B, C, and D occupancies, rooms con-
taining such appliances shall be adjacent to an outside wall and
shall be provided with a drain intended to carry off any leaking
gas. This drain s1iall enter the room at the floor level and shall
lead to a aoint outside the building and above adjacent around
level. It shall slope continuousl- away from the furnace room.
It shall have a minimum ross-sectional area of sixty-four square
inches 64 sq. in.) but in no case less than one square inch
1 sq. in.) for each. 2000 B.T.U. input of all appliances in the
room. It small slope continuously from the appliance to an
approved. location outside the building. See also Section 5113.
Section. 8166. Section 5105 of said Uhiform 3uilding Code is
hereby amended by chan`,in` subsection i) to read:
i) Duct. 1. Material. All ducts for the, conveyance of
warm air. shall be of an approved type of incombustible materials.
2. Location Warm Air Outlet. An outlet for warm air shall
not be located in the floor of an aisle, foyer, corridor, or
exit passag;ewa- in any Group A, B or C occupancy when any part
of such outlet is more than our inches 4") from any wall.
3. Wire Separations. Gfere passing through a required fire
or area separation every openin`, for ventilation o for any air
duct regulated by this code shall be equipped with a fire protection
assembly compl~,ring with the requirements of this section. All
fire protection assemblies shall be located and installed so as
to be accessible for inspection and repair..
Any such opening not more than two anal one-half feet 21)
in rea,est width may be equipped. with a fire shutter com_G,lying
with the requirements of ubsection of this section.
One such shutter shall be required on each side of any such
openinE in an area separation wall.
Any suc_a opening; not more than twenty-five square feet 25 sq.
ft.) in area, and not; more than five feet 5?) in L-reatest width
or hei ht, other than an opening; in an area separation, shall be
equipped with a louvre fire shutter complyinE with the requirements
of Subsection 5) of this section.
3;very fire shutter and louvre fire shutter required b7r this
section shall be arranEed to close automatically when the teri;iperature
in any portion of the openinv served by such shutter reaches 165
de"rees Fahrenheit.
ORD 015ê79wS ×P ì „! ORDINANCE NO. 4• Construction and Thickness. Every fire
shutter, other
than a louvre fire shutter, shall comply with the requirements
of t'zis subsection.
Metal Thickness. Every fire shutter shall be constructed
of
metal not less than No. 16 gauze thickness and ever- such
shutter
more than eighteen inches 1c3~~) in greatest width shall be
not
less than Vo. 12 gauge thickness.
i r,
C,
lap ever not less than t1iree/fourths inch 3/4") on an
approved
frame constructed cf structural steel angles.
Latches. Every fire shutter or the frame for such
shutter
shall be equipped with one or more spring latches arranged
to
hold the shutter tightly against such frame when the shutter
is
in a closed position.
5. Louvre Shutters. Everv louvre fire shutter shall
comply
with the requirements of this subsection.
All portions of the blades and frame of ever- such
louvre
fire shutter shall be constructed of steel or galvanized
sheet
iron not less than No. 12 gauge thickness.
o louvre blade shall be more than five inches 5")
in wid.th.
Every louvre blade shall lap not less than one inch
1")
over the ad;oininE; blade when such louvre fire shutter is in
a
closed position.
Every louvre blade shall be arranged to fit ti€;htly
against
the adjoinink, blade when suc?- louvre fire shutter is in a
closed
position.
All louvre blades shall be supported on non-ferrous
or other
approved. corrosion-resistant bearings.
6. Air r'ilters. Air filters shall be of a t,
ype that
will
not burn freely.
Liquid adhesive coatings used on filters shall have
a flash
point of 350 degrees F., Cleveland open cup tester,or hil._her.
All such filters shall be readily accessible for servicing.
Section 8167. Section 5105 of said Uniform Building
Code is
hereby amended by adding subsection k) to read:
k) Water and Steam Pipe. All pipe used for the
conveyance
of stea:rr or warm w,-,.ten, including that used in radiant
heating
systems shall be of an approvec t-.rpe of steel, iron, copper,
brass or of other approved material.
Section 8168. Chapter 51 of said Uniform Building Code
is
hereby amended by deleting section 5107.
Section 8169. Section 5110 of said Uniform Building
Code is
hereby amended by adding a sentence to Paragraph 3 of
subsection
f) to read:
The inside surface of the hood shall be sloped to
drain to
the grease trouLh.
Section 8170. Section 5111 of said Uniform Building
Code is
hereby amended by changing subsection c) to read:
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c) Venting. Commercial and industrial heating equipment
shall be connected to a vent, flue or chimney; complyinw with the
provisions of Chapter 37, except that the sizes of the vents,
flues or chimneys for commercial and industrial tyoe eatin
equipment may be determined in accordance with the manufacturer's
specifications.
Section 8171. Section 5113 of said Uniform 3uilding Code is
hereby amended bar changing subsection a) to read:
a) Gas Piping. Gas piping supplying appliances, together
with fittings, valves, and other appurtenances, shall be con-
structed and installed in accordance with the Uniform Plumbing
Code.
Section 8172. Chapter 51 of said Uniform Building Code is
hereby amended by adding, section 511_ to read:
a) Flue Requirements. Boilers regulated by this section
shall be connected to a flue or chimney which complies with
Chapter 37.of said Uniform Building Code.
b) Hot Water Boilers. Except in Groups A, B, C, or D
occupancies hot water boilers need not be enclosed in a boiler
room but shall have clearances from combustible material as
specified in Tables 51-A and 51-B.
c) Low Pressure Boilers. 3oilers intended to enerate
steam at not more than fifteen ounds 15 1bs.1 per square inch
pressure shall be enclosed in a boiler room and shall have the
clearances from combustible material as specified in Tables 51.-A
and 51-B.
EXCEPTION: In Groups E, F, G, H, and I, gas fired low
pressure steam boilers which burn not more than 800 cubic feet
per hour need not be enclosed in a boiler room.
d) High Pressure 3oilers. Boilers intended to generate
steam at more than 15 pounds per square inch pressure shall be
enclosed in a boiler room and shall be installed in the manner
prescribed in Section 5111..
There shall be two means of egress from each such boiler
room, one of which may be a ladder.
EXCEPTION: Approved as fired hifh pressure boilers burning
not more than 800 cubic feet of fas per hour need not be enclosed
in a boiler room in. Group r', pt, G, H, an(: I occupancies but shall
have clearances from combustible material as specified under their
conditions of approval.
e) Prohibited Locations. No boiler shall be located under
a stage, auditorium, foyer, or exit passa_~;e in any Group A, B,
or C occupancy.
Section 8173. Sections 6003 and 6004 of said Uniform Building
Code are resealed.
Section 2. Article VIII, Chapter 4 is hereby added to said
Baldwin Park Municipd Code to read as follows:
ORD 015ê79wS ×P ì „! ORD-CNA:'iCE 70. 1
ARTICLE VIII BUILDIT~:x HEU~UL,,"iT IONS
Chapter 1-I- SIG14S AND OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
Section 81[00. Notwithstanding; the provisions of this Chapter,
the issuance of a permit thereunder shall not constitute authority
to erect or maintain any siE;n or outdoor advertising: in conflict
with the zoning regulations of the City of Baldwin Park.
Section 814.01. Signs and Outdoor Advertising. For the pur-
pose of this Code, certain terms, phrases, words and their deriv-
atives shall be defined as follows
Building Line. For the purpose of this Chapter, a P EOPERTY LINE
shall also mean a 3uildin, Line whose boundaries are established
by a building line ordinance.
FL.ce of Building is the eneral outer surface, not including
cornices, bav windows or other ornamental trim, of any main exterior
wall of a building,.
Ground Sign is a detached sign erected upon or supported by
th.e ground.
Projecting sign. is a siCn erected other than a wall sign,
suspended from or supported by a building or structure and projecting
out therefrom.
Hoof sign is a sign erected upon or above a roof or parapet
wall of a building or structure.
Sign is a displa board, screen structure, object or part
thereof, used to announce, declare, demonstrate, display or
otherwise advertise and. attract the attention of the public.
Wall Sign is a si;n attached to or erected a~.ainst the wall
of a building; or structure, with the exposed face of the sign in. a
plane acproximately parallel to the plane of said wall.
Section 8402. a) Scope. This Chapter is intended to regulate
the construction,errection, alteration, repair and maintenance of
all signs, and their supports in tine Cito of Baldwin Park except
ground signs extending, not more than six feet 6') above grade.
b) Permits. A building permit as specified in Section 301
shall e required for every sicn and sign structure regulated by
this Chapter.
Where sins are illuminated by electric lighting;, a separate
Electrical Permit shall be obtained as required by the Electrical
Code, of the L3,l.ldwin Park Municipal Code.
c) Plans. Two copies of plans and specifications small be
submitted with the application for permit for each sign except
cloth nd banne- signs. Such plans shall show complete details,
method of attachment of support, location and materials to be
used. Plans for supports of all roof' sifms and other signs
subject to excessive stresses shall be accompanied by structural
computations.
Sufficient data shall be submitted to show that the supporting
surface and otr;er members of an existin€ building; to
whic'n a sign is to be attached, are in ood condition, an.c_ are
adequately stron€ to support the load. L
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d) Design and Construction. Sign frames and. supporting
construction shall be desiEned and constructed as provided in
Part %'I of said Uniform Building Code, with the following
exceptions:
Section 8402.1. General Hequirements. 1) All portions of
such structures sixty feet 601) or less above grade shall be
desi~,ned for wind pressure of not less than 20 pounds per square
foot, provided that round signs not exceeding thirty-five feet
351) in hei"ht shall be designed for a wind pressure of not less
than 15 pounds per square 1,oot. All portions of such structures
more than sixty feet 601) above rade shall be desi`ned for a
wind pressure of not less than 30 pounds per square foot.
2) Structural steel members shall be not less than one-
quarter inch 411) thick if' ungalvanized, and three-sixteenths
inch 3/1611) thick if all members including, bolts and fastenings
are alvanized. Bolts and rivets used in sign structures supporting
signs one hundred. square feet in area or more, shall be not less
than one-half inch 211) in diameter. On such structures supporting
signs less than one hundred square feet in area, bolts anti rivets
shall be not less than three-eifhths inch 3/8") in diameter.
Supports shall be desi-.ned so that all loads and reactions
shall be transmitted to the round through the structural framework
and wElls of sup-_-ortin buildin"s or structures.
Signs erected on buildin€;s or structures shall be securely
attached by means of adequate metal brackets, expansion bolts,
throu;-h bolts or la screws. Nib material, part, portion or
eouipment thereof' or t aerefor shall be used which may become
danE_erous because of vibration, corrosion, disintegration or
for any other reason whatsoever. Wire other than stranded
cabl: sha 1 not be considered as adequate f'astenin`g, except
for cloth an, banner suns.
If supports of an existin structure are found to be
inadequate, they shall be adequately strengthened before the
sign is erected.
e) Projection and Clearance. Signs may project over a
public street, public sidewalk or building line a distance as
determined by the Clearance of the bottoms thereof above the
level of the sidewalk or rade immediatel;T below, as follows:
Clearance less than elU;ht feet 81), six-inch 6")
projection;
Clearance from eight feet 81) to ten feet 101), one-foot
11) projection;
And above eight feet 81), for each additional two-foot
21) clearance, an additional one-foot 11) projection;
Provided that no structure shall have a projection of more
than five feet 51); and provided further that a project-
ing sign built above and in connection with a marquee
may have such a projection of five feet 51) without
clearance between sign and marquee; and provided
further, that no structure shall project beyond the
curb line, regardless of clearance above Egrade.
Signs projecting more than six inches 6") from the face of
a building over private property used or intended to be
used b; the general public, shall have a minimu.ra
clearance of eic;ht feet 81) above said sidewalk or
grade.
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f) Materials. dig-ns and their supports may be constructed
of any material allowed in this Chapter for the classification
anal location of si n to bc: erected.
Glass used in signs shall be of the size, thickness and type
wi ven i n Table No. I of this Chapter.
Table No. I Size. Thickness and T~7ne of Glass Panels in Signs.
Maximum Size of 1"iniraum Type of glass
Exposed Glass Panel Thickness
of Glass
Any Dimension Area in in inches
in inches Square inches
30 500 1 Plain, Plate or Ltfired
45 700 3/16 Plain, Plate or faired
144 3600 1/4 Plain, r1 to or- wired
over 144 over 3600 1/4 Wired Glass
Prohibited Locations, No sign shall project into any alley
w!latsoever blow a height of fourteen feet 14t) above c-.,ride or
more than si_z, inches 6") when over fourteen feet A~_'
To sign shall be erected in such. a manner that any portion
of its surface or supports will interfere in any wa-T with the free
use of an7T fire escape, exit or standTine, or obstruct any required
ventilator, door or stairwa1do sign shall obstruct the free use
of any window on the sarle prep?i:--es.
o sign s'aall be erected in such. a manner as to interfere witLi,
mislead or confuse traffic.
h) Combination Sins. Each portion of a si_cn which is subject
to more than one classification, shall meet the requirezuents for the
classification to which such portion. is subject.
i) Identific_.tion. very siEn shall have aa identifying
number, and except for round signs, the weight of the sign,
plainly placed on the exterior surface of the sin bodIT in a
location where such information will be readil; visible after
installation and erection..
j) Laintenance. Signs and 5iEn structures shall be main-
tained at all times in_ a state of good. repair, with all braces,
bolts, clips, supportin" frame and fastenings free from deterioration,
termite infestation, rot, rust or loosening. They, shall be able
to safel;. withstand at all times the wind pressure for which they
were oriE-,inally designed, and in no case less than. 15 pounds per
square foot.
Section 8403. r-round signs of wood shall have all members
wh_;_ch extend into the round protected with an a proved pre-
servative.
Section. 8404. ProjectinL, signs attached to a building shall
be of incombustible materials, or of not less than one-hour
fire-resistive construction as specified in Chapter h.3.
The thickness of an;r such sign shall not exceed the following:
For a maximum projection of 5 ft. a thickness of 2 ft.
For a maximum projection of LI- ft. a thickness of 2 ft. 6 in.
For a maximum projection of 3 ft. a thickness of 3 ft.
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Section 81+05. Wall signs exceeding a height of fifteen feet
15') above rade shall have a surface of incombustible material,
but may have ornamental moldings and lattice work of combustible
material. No wall sign shall hac-e a projection over any public
street, other public property or buildin" line as defined herein,
g;ronter than twenty-'our inches 2411). I~o wall sicn shall extend
above the roof or highest parapet wall immediately adjacent thereto.
Section 8406. a) Access. Passages clear of all obstructions
shall be left under all signs exceeding; a height of four feet
4') above the roof' therei"finder or immediately adjacent thereto.
There shall be one such passaxe or access opening, for each
building covered. and at least every fifty feet 50') in the length
of the siz;n, and when such sins are at right angles to a face
of the building,, within twenty feet 20') of parapet or exterior
walls. Such passa,-es shall be not less than three feet 3') wide
and. four feet 6_') hit>h and shall be at the parapet or roof level.
b) Height. No solid roor sign or solid portion of a roof
sign on a Type II, III, IV or V building; or structure shall exceed
a height of thirty feet 30') above the top of the parapet wall
nearest the sign, or above the hi best point of the roof directly
under the sign in case there is no p'-rapet wall, unless con-
structed integral with the building: or structure or unless its V
su.pportint, frame extends directl,,T to the Lround. The height
above a Type I structure is unlimited.
c) Construction. Roof signs shall be designed as required
in Section 8402.
They shall be of inconbustible material, except that wood
racldings and two-inch 2") thick plank walkways may be used.
Blocks, angles or supports fastened to the roof, shall be
so located as not to interfere with the drainage of the roof,
and where necessar--, f'lashin; or counterflashinc, shall be placed.
section 8407. a) T`iarquee igns. Sit,ns may be placed on,
attached to or constructed in a marquee anal suci_ signs shall,
for the purrose of determininc, projection, clearance, height
and material, be considered a part of and shall raeet the re,uire-
ments for a marquee. projectinE; signs attached to a building
may also be attached to a marquee. J
b) Cloth and 3anner Signs. Cloth and banner signs placed on
buildings shall be strongly constructed and securely attached
flat a`;ain, t the building;. They shall be re.ovou as soon as
torn or da_raEod.
Section 3. Article VIII, Chapter 5 is hereby added to said
3aldwin Park i4unicipal Code to read as follows:
ARTICLE VIII BUILDING REGULATIONS
Chapter 5 RATPROOFING
Section 8501. Ratproofing. In addition to the other
requirements set forth in this Code, any building or structure
or portion thereof used for the storage or handling of any
grain product, or of any food or food product for human or animal
consumption, except dwellings or apartments, shall be ratproofed
as provided in this Chapter.
ORD 015ê79wS ×P ì „! ORDINANCE NO.
Section 8502. All underfloor vents, openinLs in foundations,
roof' vents, and skyli~-hts shall be screened in a manner similar
to that set forth in Section 3206.
section 8503. All foundations, except as otherwise provided
in this Chapter, shall be continuous foundations as specified
for Type V buildings 7.n Section 2805.
Section 8501+. Buildings erected without a continuous founda-
tion and upon a slab of cement or asphaltic concrete not less
than three inches 3") in thickness need not be ratproofed as
required if' a concrete curb not less than one foot 1') in depth
below finished rade is run continuously around and under the
outside edges of such slab.
Section 8505. Ruildin`°s under four hundred square feet
400 sq. ft.) in area having an eighteen-inch 18") clearance
under the floor joists and. supported on piers need not have the
required continuous foundations.
Section 6506. A twelve-inch 12") strip of non-corrodible
metal lath weighing not less than three and four-tenths pounds
per square yard shall be placed under wall coverings on both
inside and outside faces of all exterior stud walls at the
floor level except that said. strip need knot be placed on the
outside face when there is maintained a clearance of eighteen
inches 18") under the floor joists, or when the exterior wall
covering is stucco.
Section 4. Article gIII, Chapter 6 is hereby added to said
6aldwin Park i°iunicipal Code to read as follows
A:RTICLE VIII
BUILDING R r(TLATIGNS
Chapter 6 OIL 9ELL DERRICKS & TANKS
Section 8601. Oil Well Derricks & Tanks. No derrick,
machinery or other apparatus or equipment for the purpose of
drilling for oil, as or other hydrocarbon substances, or
pumping. or producinE, the same from a:zy well not ctual 1-y being
drilled or existinE; at the time of adoption of Ordinance I' o. 291{-1
July 6, 1937), shall be erected, constructed, installed or
maintained within three hundred feet 300') of any G-roup A, B,
C or D occupancT.
Section 8602. Lver;~r wooaen oil derrick of greater height
than. seventy-two feet 72') and located within two hundred fifty
feet 250') of any other derrick shall be equipped with a
water sprinkler system? as hereinafter described, which water
sprinkler system shall be so installed anti maintained as to be
capable at all times of effectivel- covering; the entire derrick
with water, and shall be used f'or no other pur-cose than herein de-
signated.
Such water sprinkler system shall be provided with a
remote control situated at least fifty feet 50') from tine
nearest portion of the base of the derrick, and placed immediately
adjacent to a standard fire department female connection, with
thread. and pipe adapter placed thereon, all of the connections
of wtlich shall be two and one-half inch 2-ffl") National Standard
hose thread. All fire department connections shall ne protected
with a box, which box shall be painted red and shall bear thereon
in white letters at least four inches 4") in height, the following
words, to-wit: SPRINKLES, FIRS D~,PAitTPO_'NT CONNECTIONS."
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All other val?es used in connection with such jprinkler system
shall be cons7)Nicuously marked with a metal sign, which sign
shall have a white background bearin___; the f'ollowin`; wori-in red
letters at least four inches I4") in height, to-wit: SPRINKLi hS."
All pipes used on or in connection with such sprinkler system shall
be of a good grade. The main supply pipe shall be not smaller than
commercial two-inch pipe, and the inside diameter of the branch
pipe lines to sprinkler heads shall be of not less than one-half
inch All valves used in connection with such sprinkler
system shall be of a reco ni,^~ed c;tandard type. All sprinkler heads
of such sprinkler system shall be of a t~Tpe and number appro Ted
by the County ire Warden. Such sprinkler system shall be of a
manually controlled t;,:-p e. The County r'ire Warden or his repre-
sentative, ma; test any such sprinkler system at any time. At
such tests water with sufficient pressure shall be applied for
a sufficient ceriod of time to insure that the entire ysten- is
in working_ condition. If any defects are apparent when such
tests are made they shall be irmrnediately corrected so as to
make the entire system effective. If sufficient pressure and
quantity of water is available from the water mains to effectively
supply water to the sprinkler heads, such sprinkler system shall
be connected thereto.
Section 8603. o derrick for the purpose of drilling for,
Dumping or producing oil, gas or other hydrocarbon substance
shall be erected, constructed or installed of other than steel
construction within one hundred fifty feet 150') of am other
derrick, oil or Eas storage tank, oil refinery, asoline absorption
or rnachiner;V pumping, handling or treating oil, as or other
lydrocarbon substances.
Steel derricks erected within two hundred fifty feet 2y0')
of any oil or gas storage tank, oil refinery, gasoline absorption
plant, gasoline compression plant, or any plant, structure,
apparatus or machinery for the handling or treating of gas or
oil, or by-products of gas or oil, shall be entirely of incombustible
material above the derrick floor, except that all inside platforms
Iriav be of combustible material; provided also that flow tanks
not more than two in number o_- greater than 500 barrels capacity
each, o,as traps, electric dehydrators and steel derricks shall
not be considered structures comin; within the category of those
listed a',3ove.
Section 8604. Lver% drilling or producin` well, and every
location for a well where material has been delivered for the
erection of an oil derrick, shall have placed thereon, in a
conspicuous place, a le`--ible sign not less than twelve by twenty-
four inches 12" x 2)_~"), with the name of the owner, name or
number of lease, and number of well, printed thereon. Such sir-n
is to be placed within forty-eight L~8) hours after the first
deliverer of material to thet location.
Section 8605. a) Dikes. Masonry or reinforced concrete walls
or dikes w~len used shall be so designed, constructed and maintained
as to confine the total capacity of the largest tank or holder
within the same and 10 per cent of_' the capacity of such other
tanks and holders as are located within the same. uch walls or
dikes shall be increased for each additional tank or holder of
smaller capacity located within the same by 10 per cent of the
capacity of such additional tank or holder.
b) Signs. Ever r oil storage tank, or group of tanks, shall
have placed thereon, in a conspicuous place, a legible sign not
less than twelve by twenty-four inches 12" x 24") with the name
of the own:;r, and the name and. number of' lease, printed thereon.
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c) Tanks above round. All tanks containing crude oil or
an--j distillate or residue thereof' except process tanks used in
conjunction with any croup E" occupancy and except tanks l'or
storm-e of Class 2 f'1€uairaabl: liquids as defined in Ordinance No.
14 of the ity of ldwin Park, Part 6 of the Cire Prevention Code,
containin'_ loss than 100 r7allons); whicin are supported above the
surface of the round shall be sup;,orted on fire-protected supports;
such supports are to be fire-protected as required by Section 4301
oi' said LJn f'orm uildinr,-; Code for a four-hour rating:;; provided that
nothing, herein shall be construed to prohijit the use oz wood
cushions under tanks.
Saddles for surface storac.e tanks for liquefied petroleum
ases, p;rmanentl7 located shall be of either reinforced concrete
or masonry. Poundations shall be designed to permit thermal
expansion. orizont_1 tanks shall have but two such supports.
Section 8606. Loadin racks for Class I flammable liquids
shall be constructed of noncombustible material, except that
wooden runwavs, platforms, and a;-purtenances, may be used in
connection therewith. Tae risers of such racks shall be not less
than thirty feet 30') frora any propert:;' line.
Section 8606.1. Such risers shall be separated from the
walls of all buildin s by not less than ten feet 10'). All
exterior walls and ceilings within twenty feet 20') of such
risers shall have no openin"s therein and shall be of not less
than one-hour ire-resistive construction.
Ever;; loadin_< rack or proparty on w1ch such loading, rack
is located, unless used exclusively for loading or unloading
railroad tank cars, shall be entirely surrounded by a substantial
fence not less than five feet hi`h with adequate sates so
arran_ed that a highwa-y vehicle can enter anc. le_.ve the enclosure
when travelinL in a forward direction.
Exceptions: 1. Loadin`, rac-s used exclusively in oil
field, refiner-T, or absorption plant operations need not
meet requirements o'=' t}.iis section.
2. Pipe risers used eXCIusivel'r in connection with
railroad i.ank c=ars may be closer than thirty feet 301)
to the railroad right-of-way.
Section 8607. a) CUeneral. All oil well derricks and all
parts thereof shall be of sufficient stren`th to support the
estimated or actual iiroosed aead and live loads without e xceeding
tine stresses noted elsew'_Zere in this Code; provided, that in
no case shall thev be esi„nod for less than the live loads set
forth in this FDection.
b) Loads. All oil well derricks shall be c:esi}_,ned to with-
stand vertical loads and winu oressure and other lateral forces
as s"occifi-.-d in the American Petroleuiu Institute's Specifications
for 1tandard and erricks 1:.o. 4, 13th Edition of Au,':'ust,
1947, wit- S:i-prl ment J0. 2 dated i._a;T, 1949•
Section 5. Article VIII, Chapter 7 is hereby added to said
al J_win Par'x- i'_Unicipal ode to read as follows
Ai{''ICL.iS TIII ULL~i)I::`~u L G'~fl:.a`1~IG1vS
Chapter 7 HOISTS, Ad;) OiwEP~S
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Section 8701. a) Structures Regulated. The provisions of
this Chapter are intended to regulate structures not otherwise
regulated by this code, which affect or may affect the physical
safety of human beings, and shall include the installation,
maintenance and operation of public assembly tents, amusement
devices, freight hoists, and conveyor" to towers, oil derricks,
conveyo.r1s and other structures".
PT L
V111,11 O'HJ: Au-tomobile service hoists are exam.-ot from the
prov-1 sions of this Chapter.
Amusement Device or Structure is any device or structure
such as a merry-Lo-round, Ferris wheels, captive airplanes,
dark houses, slides and similar devices or structures which
the public is invited to per_riitted to ride or use for the
purpose of amusement.
b) Permits. No person shall erect or construct or proceed
with tine erection or construction of any public asserably tent,
amusement device, hoist, conveyor, or other structure regulated
by this Ciiapte without first f ilinL, an application and obtaining
a permit therefor from the I~uildin Official. A permit shall be
required each time said structure is erected or moved.
Any person desiring a permit under this Chapter shall,
at the time of filing; an application therefor, pay to the uilding
Official a fee as set forth in oection 303 of said Uniform
i:uildin,~? Code.
c) Construction Reauirements. A::iuEement devices, freight
hoists, conve;/-ors and all structures, equipment or devices
regulated by this Chapter, whether specifically mentioned or not,
shall be made structurally safe, with due allowance for impact,
wear and injury durin,_ use.
G,'here not otherwise specifically provided in this Code
the construction, installation, maintenance anca use of every-
thin- regulated by this Crzapter shall provide adequate safety
for the loads to which they inay be subjected.
d) Certificate of Occupancy. No structure regulated by
this Cha-?ter shall be used or occupied unless or until an
inspection has been made and a Certificate of Occupancy has been
issued as provided in Se tion 306 of said Uniform 3uilaing Code,
each time said structure is erected or moved.
e) Unsafe Structure or Device. Whenever any structure
or device regulated by this Chapter is being used or occupied
contrary to the provisions of this Code or in a dan,-,erous or
unsafe manner, the iuildin Official may order such use or
occupancy discontinued by notice in writin, served on any
persons enc=-;a"ed in using; ox~ occupvinL_: or causint-; to be used
or occupied such structure or de7iice, and all such persons
shall forthwith discontinue such use or occupancy until authorized
by the uild.ing Official to continue the same.
Section 8`(02. a) s<~neral. This section shall include de-
ices such as stage lifts, automobile lifts, horizontal devices or
devices inclined at an angle for carrying one or more persons,
belt, bucket, scoop, cellar conveyors, or similarly inclined
or vertical freight conveyors, buildin` hoists, and s::_mil r
devices or structures.
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b) Location on Property. Lo_ation of structures and
devices regulated by this section shall be such as to provide
adequate safety to the occupants of or egress from said structure
or device, or adjacent structures or devices, n case of fire
or panic.
c) Construction. All structures or devices regulated by
this section shall be constructed and maintained as required
in Section 8701.
d) Special Safety i~ieasures. In case of doubt, the Building
Official, at any time may order a structure or device regulated
by this Chapter to be te:ted in his presence with loads equal to
double the wei~._ht of the proposed occupants, loaded either un-
iforrr.~ly or eccentricallv.
When necessary for safety, he may limit the speed of operation
of such devices or order sufficient alterations to make them safe.
e) Exit Facilities. Exits ana exit passageways skull be
provided from or between structures or devices to insure safety
in case of panic or disaster.
f) Special h:azarc_s. Adequate ire extinL_,uishing apparatus
shall be provided subject to the approval of the 3uilding Official.
g) heinspection. The 3uildin€; Official may cause all
structures and devices regulated by this Section to be reinspected,
anal fees for such inspection shall be paid as required by Section
303. of said Uniform Building Code.
Section 6. Article VIII, Chapter 8 is hereby added to said.
1-aldwin Park municipal Code to read as follows
ARTICLE VIII BUILDING REGULATIONS
Chapter 8 R1'iiLCCATICN PERi""ITS
Section 8801. Relocation Permits. A person shall not move
onto any premises any building or structure, except a contractor's
tool house, construction buildinng or similar structure which
is mo-.ed as construction requires, until he first obtains from
the-)uildin` Official a relocation permit.
Section 8802. Every application to the 3uilding Official for
a relocation permit shall be in writing upon a form furnished
by the uildine-; Official and shall set forth such information as
the Building Official may reasone.ble recd;. ire in order to carry
out the purposes of this chapter.
Section 8803. Except as otherwise provided in this Chapter,
the 3uilding Official shall not issue a relocation permit for
any buildinf or structure which:
a.) Is so constructed or in such. condition as to be dan erous.
b) Is infested with pests or is unsanitary.
c) If it be a dwelling or habitation, is unfit for such use.
d) Is so dilapidated, defective, unsi~~;htly or in such a
condition of deterioration or disrepair that its relocation at
the proposed site would cause appreciable harra to or be
materially detrimental to the property or improvements in the
district within a radius of one thousand. feet 1,000') i'rom
the proposed site.
ORD 015ê79wS ×P ì „! ORDINANCE NO.
e) If the proposed use is prohibited by zoning ordinance of
the City of 3aldwin Park or any other land. use ordinance.
f) If the structure is of a type prohibited at the proposed
location by this or any other law or ordinance.
Section 8804. If the condition of the building or structure
in the judgment of the 3uilding Official admits o~ practicable and
effective repair he may issue a relocation permit upon conditions
as hereinafter provided.
Section 8805. If the unlawful, dangerous or defective
condition of the building; or structure proposed to be relocated
is such that remedy or correction cannot practicably and
eff'ectivel.,,T be made, the Building Official shall deny the permit.
Section 8806. In order to determine any of the matters pre-
sented by the application, the Building; Official m a;j require
plans, photographs or other substantial data, and may cause
to be made any investiz-ation which he believes necessary or
helpful. He may refer the matter for further investigation to the
Planning Commission of the City of 3aldwin Park.
ection 8807. If the Plannin€; Commission of the City of
t?aldwin Park deems it necessary or expedient so to do, it may set
any such application for hearing; before an executive committee of
the Planning Commission consistinL of the Chairman, Vice Chairman,
and Secretary, and cause such notice of the time, place and
purpose thereof' o be given as the Commission may deem appropriate.
Thereafter the findings of said hearing shall be reported to the
Planning Commission for its consideration along; with an7T other
information. before it.
Section 8808. The Building Official in granting any re-
location permit, may impose thereon such terms and conditions as he
may deem reasonable and proper, including, but not limited to,
the r:~quirements of changes, alterations, additions or repairs
to be made to or upon the building or structure to the end that
the relocation thereof will not be materially detrimental or
injurious to public safety or to public welfare or to the
property and improvements, or either, in the district, as herein-
above limited, to which it is to be moved.
Section 8809. The terms and conditions upon which each
permit is granted shall be written upon the a._plication or
appended in writing thereto.
Section 8810. T" ie Building Official shall not issue a
relocation permit unless the permittee, or authorized agent, shall
first post with the 3uilding Ufficial a bond executed by said
peraittee, as principal, and by a surety company authorized to
do business it this State, as surety, or makes a deposit as
hereafter provided.
Section 6811. The surety bond required by this chapter shall:
a) le in form joint and several.
b) vane the City of Baldwin Park as ooligee.
c) 3e in an amount equal to the estimated cost plus 10 per
cent of th work required to be done in order to comply with all
of the conditions of the relocation permit, such estimate to be
as estimated by the huildin,_ Official.
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Section 8812. The deposit, if made in place of a surety
bond, shall also be equal to the cost plus 10 per cent of such work.
Section 8813. lveither a bond nor a deposit need be posted
nor made in any case where the Building Official finds that the
only relocation involved is that of moving a building temporarily
to the regularly occupied business premises of a house mover or
that of moving; a building to an adjacent property of the same
owner, and that no such security is necessar:v in order to assure
compliance with the requirements of this chapter.
The 3uilding Official may waive the requirement of a bond
or deposit when the owner of the property is a govenmental
agency. A permit, bond or cash deposit is not required where
the only relocation involved is that of moving; a building
temporarily to the regularly occupied business premises of a
house mover.
Section 8814. Every bond posted and every deposit made
pursuant to this chapter shall be conditioned as follows:
a) That each and all of tine terms and conditions of the
relocation permit shall be complied with to the satisfaction
of the liuildin' Official.
b) That all of the work required to be done pursuant to
the conditions of the relocation permit shall be fully per-
formed and completed within the time limit specified in the
relocation time limit. If no time limit is specified, the work
shall be completed within ninety days after the date of the
issuance of the relocation permit. The time limit herein
specified or the time limit specified in any permit issued
within the provisions of this Chapter may be extended for good
and sufficient cause, either before or after saia time period
has expired, by a written order of the building Ufficial.
Section 8815. Whenever the building Ufficial finds that a
default has occured in the performance of m y term or condition
of any relocation permit he shall give written notice thereof
to the principal and to the surety on the fond.
Section 8816. In a notice of default the Building; Official
shall state the work to be done, the estimated cost thereof, and
the period of time deemed by him to be reasonably necessary for
the completion of such work.
Section 8817. After receipt of a notice of default, the
surety, within the time therein specified, shall cause the
required work to be performed.
Section 8818. If a cash bond has been posted the building
Official shall give notice of default, as provided above, to
the principal, and if' compliance is not had within the time
specified the building Official shall proceed. without delay
and withou." further notice or proceeding; whatever, to use the
cash deposit or any portion of said deposit to cause the re-
quired work to be done by contract or otherwise in his
discretion. The balance, if any, of such cas}-i deposit, upon
the completion of the work, shall be returned to the depositor
or to his successors or assigns after deductin` the cost of
tree work plus 10 per cent thereof.
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Section 8819. When any default has occured on the part of
the principal under the preceding provisiors of this chapter
of the surety, at its option, in lieu of completinc, the work
required, ma,, demolish the building, or structure and clear,
clean, and restore the site.
6ection 8820. The term of each bond posted pursuant to this
section shall begin upon the date of the posting thereof and
shall end upon the completion to tine satisfaction of the Building
Official of the performance of all the terms and conditions of
the relocation permit.
Section 8821. When a cash bond has been posted, the Building
Official shall return the cash to the depositor or to his successors
or assigns upon the termination of the bond, except any portion
thereof that may have been used or deducted as elsewhere in this
chapter provided.
Section 8822. The Building; Official, the surety and the
duly authorized representative of either shall have access to
tree premises described in the relocation permit for the purpose
of inspecting the progress of the work.
Section 8823. In the event of any default in the performance
of any terms or condition of the relocation permit, the surety
or any person employed or engaged on its behalf, or the Building
Official, or any person employed or engaged on his behalf,
maze go upon the premises to complete the required work or to
remove or demolish the building or structure. The owner, his
representative, successor or assign, or any other person who
interferes with or obstructs the ingress or egress to or from
any sucrl preirnises, or any authorized re 3resentati e or agent of
any surety or of the County of Los Angeles en,c_;at:;ed in the work
of corapletinE,, demolishing or removinv any building or structure
for which a relocation permit has been issued, after a default
gas occured in the performance of the terms or conditions thereof,
is guilty of a misdemeanor.
Section 882L~. Tine applicant for a relocation permit shall
pay a fee of P10 to the Building Official. This fee is in
addition to any other fee required by this ordinance, or any
other ordinance.
Section 7, Article VIII, Chapter 9 is hereby added to the
3aldwin Park iunicipal Code to read as follows:
ARTICLis VIII
BUIL_:Iid'u RL~aULATIONS
Chapter 9 TRAILER COACHES
Section 8901. Trailer Coaches. Definition. A trailer
coach is a ehicle with or without motive power, constructed to
travel on a public thoroughfare at the maximum allowable speed in
accordance with the provisions of the Vehicle Code, and is
customaril;? used for the support, shelter or enclosure of persons.
Section 8902. Where permitted. A person shall not use, keep
or maintain or suffer or permit to be used, kept, or maintained, on
any land within the City of aldwin Park, any trailer, coach or
similar vehicle as defined herein after June 30, 1956 except as
follows:
a) Storat-e when not used for living; or sleeping purposes.
b) Use in a licensed trailer park.
c) Use in a camp or park, regulated by a governmental
agency, for r._;sidential purposes.
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d) 5tora e for displaNT or sales purposes when not other-
wise used or occupied.
e) Temporary use on a construction project, or labor
camp when regulated by a governmental agency.
Section 8904. Permit Required. 3efore using a trailer coach
as provided in Section 8902 e), a person shall first obtain
a permit to do so from the County EnEineer. To obtain such a
permit to do so from the County Engineer, such person shall file with
the County LLnFineer an a;onlication in wrttin_-., which application
shall:
a) Describe the property on which the trailer coach is or
will be durinL; the period of such use.
b) jive a le;al description of such property.
c) Give the date on which such use will begin.
d) State that 1) any sanitary f acillities of the trailer
coach will be sealed so that they cannot be used on the property
or 2) the sanitary f acillities and sewage disposal system for
the trailer coach will comply with the Plumbing Code of the City
of l3aldwin Park, and other pertinent local and State regulations
governing plumbinL~ for trailer.
e) Include the current State License number.
f) Give other information as the County Engineer may require.
Section 8905. Application and Permit Fee. At the time
the application is filed, it shall be accompanied by a filing
fee of 1%5.00 which shall be the pcrrait fee if' a permit can
le`ially be issued. and which shall otherwise be retained by t,ie
Department to cover the cost of InVesti„ation and inspection.
Section 3906. Expiration of Permits. Permits issued under
Section 8904 shall expire within six months after the date of
issuance unless a shorter time is specified on the permit, or
if no work has been done, on tho site, under this permit within
ninety days of da.<r of issuance
Section 8907. Revocation of Permits. Tie County Engineer
rna;;r, in the exercise of reasonable discretion, revoke: any permit
issued pursuant to this chapter if, after due investigation,
and after a heL.ring, not less than five dais written notice of
which is given to the permittee, the ounty Engineer determines
that the holder thereof' has v-blated any of the provisions of
this hapter or any other Chapter of the Baldwin Park Municipal
Code. irdritten notice of such revocation shall be posted on the trailer
coach or personally delivered if ttiie person to wgom the permit was
issued is on the property.
Section c908. Other Permits Lequired. Permits issued under
the provisions of this chapter convey no right to erect any
building or do any plulnbin" work or do any electrical work.
Regular building-, pluinbinY,, electrical and other permits shall
be secured for all such work.
Section 909. Discontinuance of Existing Use. Trailer
coaches used under provisions of Section 8902 e), which were
on the property before the effective date of this chapter shall
be remoT,ed or the use discontinued after December 31, 1956, unless
a trailer coach permit has been issued.
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Section 8910. Validity of Permit, A permit issued pursuant to
this chapter gives no person a vested right to continue to use a
trailer coach. The City Council of the Uity of Baldwin Park reserves the
right at any time to en, et any ordinance prohibiting any use of trailer
coaches which the City Council finds will be detrimental to the public
peace, health, safety, or general welfare, and every person obtaining a
permit pursuant to this chapter takes such permit upon such understanding.
Section 8. This ordinance shall take effect thirty days after the
date of its adoption, and prior to the expiration of fifteen days from the
passage of the ordinance, the City Clerk shall cause the same to be
published or posted in the manner required by law and by the ordinances of
the City of Baldwin Park, and the City Clerk shall set forth the names of
the members of the City Council voting for and against same.
PASSED AND APPROVED this U,f day of 1956.
ATTEST:
N,ayor
/~~~ Clerk
y
CERTI FI CA TI ON
STATE O F CALM FORNIA
CCUNTY OF LOS ANGLES ss.
CITY OF BALDWIN PARK
I, Elmer Cook, being the duly elected and qualified Clerk of the City
of Baldwin Park, hereby certify that the foregoin Ordinance was introduced
at the meeting of the City Council he
7. d on the 7 S day of 1956,
and that the same was duly adopted at th1 e r r
meeting of the City Council held on the me day o£ 1956, by
the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen ty, l i o%r i„
NOES: Councilmen 44-
ABSENT: Councilmen IVQ„, r-
City Jerk
Seal)
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ss.
CITY OF BALDWIN PARK
I, Elmer Cook, being the duly elected and qualified Clerk of the
City of Baldwin Park, hereby certify that a public hearing was held on the
adoption of the foregoing ordinance at the regular meeting of the City
Council, held on July 30, 1956, as required by Section 50022.3, Government
Code of the State of California, and that this ordinance was duly adopted
at the same meeting by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen Cole, Duskin, Littlejohn, Scovotti and Bloxham
NOES: Councilmen: None
ABSENT: Councilmen: None
City Clerk
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ORD. NO. 15
AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING BY CITY CLERK
STP:TE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OP LOS ANGELES ss
CITY OF BALDV-IIN PARK
Elmer Cook, being duly sworn, deposes and says:
That I ara the duly elected and qualified City Clerk of the
City of Baldwin Park; that on the 1st day of June 195 6 I
caused to be posted in three conspicuous places a copy of Ordinance
14o. 15 as required by law and the Baldwin Park Municipal Code.
Elm; Ccok
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this day of/'_ e~~ 195
Notary Public in and for 2~ d County and State.
ORD 015ê79wS ×P ì „!! ORD. NO. 15
A TFIDAVIT OF POSTING BY CITY CLERK
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OP LOS ANGELES ss
CITY OF BALDWIN PARK
Elmer Cook., being duly sworn, deposes and says:
That I am the duly elected and qualified City Clerk of the
City of Baldwin Park; that on tha 7th day of August 195 6 I
caused to be posted in three conspicuous places a copy of Ordinance
No. j-5 as required by law and the Baldwin Park Municipal Code.
MV Cook
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this day of,,',', 195
Notary Public in and for said County
and State.
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