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Chapters:
Title 10
VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
Article L Model Traffic Ordinance
10.04
Statutes Adopted
10.08
Speed Limits
10.12
Parking, Standing and Stopping
10.14
Residential Parking Permit System
10.16
Highway Access
10.20
Repealed
Article II. Miscellaneous Provisions
10.60
Fire Lanes
10.62
Weight Limits
10.66
Snow Route
10.72
Vehicle Impoundment
10.80
Traffic Violations Bureau
10.84
Miscellaneous Driving Provisions
10.86
Commute Trip Reduction
10.88
Boating Provisions
10.92
Junk Vehicles
10.96
RV Park Permit System
10-1 (Revised 11/97)
Port Orchard Municipal Code
10.14.080
10.14.030 Residential parking permits.
(1) The city clerk or his designee shall develop
written procedures to issue and enforce residential
parking permits, in accordance with the following
guidelines:
(a) Eligible recipients for a residential park-
ing permit shall be persons residing in residential
areas designated by council action in the form of a
resolution.
(b) There shall be no fee for the permit. The
permit shall be valid until December 31, 1989, as
long as the same owner retains ownership of that
residential vehicle for which the permit was issued
and that owner resides in the residential area. After
December 31, 1989, permits are renewable in five-
year intervals.
(2) The city clerk or his designee shall deter-
mine eligibility for a residential parking permit.
Eligibility is established by a person or persons
complying with the following:
(a) That person owns or leases the residen-
tial vehicle;
(b) That person resides in a residential area
which is identified by the council as being affected
by commuter vehicles. (Ord. 1427 § 4, 1988).
10.14.040 Guest parking permit.
Guest parking permits shall be available to
guests of residents who are eligible for a residential
parking permit. This permit shall be valid for a 14-
day period. There shall be no fee for a guest park-
ing permit. (Ord. 1427 § 5, 1988).
10.14.050 Community event parking permit.
Community event permits shall be available for
participants of a public community event, such as
school, civic or church meeting or conference
which is to be held in a residential neighborhood.
There shall be no fee for a community event per-
mit. The community event permit is to be issued
for a specific day and specific event. The organiz-
ers of a specific community event may apply for
community event permits on behalf of their partic-
ipants. (Ord. 1427 § 6, 1988).
10.14.060 Permit parking privileges.
(1) A vehicle on which is displayed a valid
parking permit as provided for herein shall be per-
mitted to be parked in the residential permit park-
ing area for which the permit has been issued
without being limited by the posted time limit. Said
vehicle shall not be exempt from parking restric-
tions or prohibitions established pursuant to
authority other than this chapter. All other motor
vehicles parked within a residential permit parking
area shall be subject to the posted time restrictions.
(2) A parking permit shall not guarantee or
reserve to the holder thereof an on -street parking
space within the designated residential permit
parking area. (Ord. 1427 § 7, 1988).
10.14.070 Permit — Revocation.
The city clerk is authorized to revoke the park-
ing permit of any person found to be in violation of
this chapter and, upon written notification thereof,
the person shall remove such permit from the auto-
mobile. Failure, when so requested, to refuse to
surrender a residential parking permit so revoked
shall constitute a misdemeanor and shall be punish-
able as provided herein. (Ord. 1427 § 9, 1988).
10.14.080 Violation — Penalty.
(1) It is unlawful and a violation of this chapter
for a person to falsely represent himself as eligible
for a parking permit or to furnish false information
in an application therefor to the office of the city
clerk.
(2) It is unlawful and a violation of this chapter
for a person holding a valid parking permit issued
pursuant hereto to permit the use or display of such
permit on a motor vehicle other than that for which
the permit is issued. Such conduct shall constitute
an unlawful act and violation of this chapter both
by the person holding the valid parking permit and
the person who so uses or knowingly displays the
permit on a motor vehicle other than that for which
it is issued.
(3) It is unlawful and a violation of this chapter
for a person to copy, produce or otherwise bring
into existence a facsimile or counterfeit parking
permit. It shall further be unlawful and a violation
of this chapter for a person to knowingly use or dis-
play a facsimile or counterfeit parking permit in
order to evade time limitations on parking applica-
ble in a residential permit parking area. A violation
of this chapter shall constitute a misdemeanor.
Upon conviction, a person shall be punished by a
fine not exceeding $500.00. (Ord. 1427 § 8, 1988).
10-15 (Revised 11/97)
10.16.010
Chapter 10.16
HIGHWAY ACCESS
Chapter 10.20
FINES — PENALTIES
Sections: (Repealed by Ord. 1680)
10.16.010 State statute— Adopted.
10.16.020 WAC provisions — Adopted.
10.16.010 State statute — Adopted.
Chapter 47.50 RCW is adopted by reference to
provide for the regulation and control of vehicular
access and connection points of ingress to, and
egress from, the state highway system within the
incorporated areas of the city. (Ord. 1591, 1993).
10.16.020 WAC provisions — Adopted.
Pursuant to the requirements and authority of
Chapter 47.50 RCW, there is adopted by reference
the provisions of Chapters 468-51 and 468-52
WAC, together with all future amendments, in
order to implement the requirements of Chapter
47.50 RCW. (Ord. 1591, 1993).
(Revised 11/97) 10-16
Port Orchard Municipal Code
11.04.060
Chapter 11.04
VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
Sections:
11.04.010
Persons under 16 operating
motorcycles on private property —
Unlawful.
11.04.020
Persons under 16 operating
motorcycles on private property —
Violation — Impoundment.
11.04.030
Gas -powered vehicle — Muffling
device required.
11.04.040
Unnecessary noise from motor
vehicles prohibited.
11.04.050
Motorcycles on private property and
unnecessary vehicle noise — Aiding or
abetting violation unlawful.
11.04.060
Use of coasters, roller skates and
similar devices restricted.
11.04.070
Applicability of traffic code to places
other than public highways, streets and
alleys.
11.04.080
Skateboards — Restrictions.
11.04.010 Persons under 16 operating
motorcycles on private property —
Unlawful.
It is unlawful for any person under 16 years of
age to operate a motorcycle on private property
zoned for residential use in the city, unless the
operator resides as a permanent resident upon that
lot, tract or parcel upon which the motorcycle is
being operated.
(1) This section shall not be applicable to a
guest of a lawful resident of said lot, tract or parcel
who is operating a motorcycle owned by the lawful
resident of the lot, tract or parcel.
(2) Property zoned for residential use, as used
in this section, shall be defined as property zoned
residential district RL, RH, MF-20, OS and GB.
(Ord. 1207 § 2, 1982).
11.04.020 Persons under 16 operating
motorcycles on private property —
Violation — Impoundment.
In the event of the violation of POMC
11.04.010, the police department shall have the
right to impound the motorcycle involved in the
violation for a period of not more than 72 hours to
ascertain and investigate ownership of the vehicle
and possessory rights therein and the occupants
thereof. To secure a release of the motorcycle, the
police department shall be entitled to reimburse-
ment for all reasonable expenses incurred in
impounding the motorcycle and the storage
thereof, provided, however, such expense shall not
exceed the sum of $12.00 per impoundment. (Ord.
1207 § 2, 1982).
11.04.030 Gas -powered vehicle — Muffling
device required.
It is unlawful for any person to operate any gas -
powered vehicle in the city without an operating
muffling device which shall effectively blend the
exhaust and motor noise so as to preclude exces-
sive or unusual noise. For the purposes of this sec-
tion, any noise is excessive which is in excess of 82
decibels on the A scale at 100 feet in accordance
with the testing procedures established by the
Washington State Patrol. (Ord. 1207 § 2, 1982).
11.04.040 Unnecessary noise from motor
vehicles prohibited.
It is unlawful for any person to cause unneces-
sary noise to emanate from any motor vehicle
either upon the public streets or parked in reason-
ably close proximity thereto within the corporate
limits of Port Orchard. Such shall include but not
be limited to unnecessary engine noise, the unnec-
essary tooting or honking of horns or other noise -
making devices and unreasonably loud noise
emanating from radios, tape recorders or other
such devices located in or on such motor vehicle.
(Ord. 1207 § 2, 1982).
11.04.050 Motorcycles on private property and
unnecessary vehicle noise — Aiding
or abetting violation unlawful.
It is unlawful for any person to aid or abet in the
violation of POMC 11.04.010 through 11.04.040.
(Ord. 1207 § 2, 1982).
11.04.060 Use of coasters, roller skates and
similar devices restricted.
(1) No person upon roller skates, or riding in or
by means of any coaster, toy vehicle, or similar
device, shall go upon any roadway except while
crossing a street on a crosswalk, and when so
crossing, such person shall be granted all of the
rights and shall be subject to all of the duties appli-
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cable to pedestrians. This section shall not apply
upon any street during the period such street is set
aside for a lawful parade or similar function.
(2) It is unlawful to tow any person upon any
device described in subsection (1) behind a motor
vehicle within the city limits except at a lawful
parade or similar function. (Ord. 1207 § 2, 1982).
11.04.070 Applicability of traffic code to places
other than public highways, streets
and alleys.
The provisions of RCW 46.61.445, 46.61.500,
46.61.506 and 46.61.525 shall be applicable to all
motor vehicles operators and all motor vehicles
operated on any private roadway open to public
use, any private parking area to which the public is
invited or permitted, and any publicly owned or
maintained place where motor vehicles are allowed
to travel. (Ord. 1207 § 2, 1982).
11.04.080 Skateboards — Restrictions.
(1) It shall be a civil infraction for any person to
use a skateboard in violation of the provisions of
this section.
(a) No person shall ride a skateboard on the
public streets, sidewalks, alleys, walkways, docks,
buildings or parks within the central business dis-
trict defined as the area bound by Port Orchard
Boulevard on the west side and Maple Street on the
east side and the south side of Bay Street to the
waterfront. Also Cline Street to Division Street,
Sidney Avenue to Division Street and Port Orchard
Boulevard to Tremont Street.
(b) Whenever any person is riding a skate-
board upon a sidewalk of the city which is not in an
area prohibited by subsection (1)(a) of this section,
such person shall at all times exercise due care to
avoid colliding with any pedestrian and shall oper-
ate the same in a careful and prudent manner at a
rate of speed no greater than is reasonable and
proper under the conditions existing at the point of
operation, taking into account the width and condi-
tion of the surface. When riding a skateboard
would endanger or unreasonably inconvenience
pedestrians or vehicular traffic, such person shall
stop and carry the skateboard.
(c) Whenever any person is riding a skate-
board upon a sidewalk of the city, such person shall
yield the right-of-way to all pedestrians and shall
maintain foot control with the pavement within 10
feet of any pedestrian.
(d) No person shall leave a skateboard upon
a sidewalk or street in such a manner as to obstruct
pedestrian traffic or vehicular traffic emerging
from alleys or driveways.
(2) Violations — Penalty. Upon determination
that a violation under this section has been commit-
ted, such violations shall be punishable by a fine
not exceeding $50.00. (Ord. 1682 §§ 1, 2, 1997).
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13.04.030
Chapter 13.04
WATER AND SEWERS
Sections:
13.04.010
Effective date.
13.04.020
Bimonthly water rates.
13.04.030
Bimonthly sewer rates.
13.04.040
Water fees.
13.04.050
Sewer fees.
13.04.060
Billing.
13.04.070
Liens.
13.04.080
Vacancies.
13.04.090
Mother-in-law apartments and
converted homes.
13.04.100
Discontinuation of sewer charges.
13.04.110
Cross connections.
13.04.120
Emergency water supply conditions
13.04.130
Damaging the utility system.
13.04.140
Discharging of sewerage.
13.04.150
Connection to sewer.
13.04.160
Side sewer responsibilities.
13.04.170
Industrial sewer users.
13.04.180
Violation.
13.04.010 Effective date.
This chapter shall be effective commencing
August 1, 1997, and the following bimonthly water
and sewer rates per month are established for the
classification of users indicated below within the
city limits. Such rates shall be charged beginning
August 1, 1997. (Ord. 1683 § 2, 1997).
13.04.020 Bimonthly water rates.
Water rates are based on a monthly rate and are
billed on a bimonthly schedule. The water rates, as
calculated bimonthly, are shown below:
(1) Basic Charge (cost for the first 5,000 gal-
lons bimonthly).
Size of Service
Bimonthly Rate
3/4"
$ 14.00
1"
15.00
1 1/2"
18.00
2"
21.00
3"
27.00
4"
39.00
6"
57.00
8"
81.00
10"
105.00
(2) Consumption Charge (cost above basic con-
sumption).
RATE 1
0 to 5,000 gallons Basic Charge
RATE 2
5,000 — 100,000 gallons Rate 1
plus $1.5011,000 gal
RATE 3
In excess of 100,000 Rate 1 plus Rate 2
gallons plus $1.60/1,000 gal
(3) Fire Hydrant Service.
Schools $ 9.00 per hydrant
Private Service $19.00 per hydrant
(4) Temporary Construction.
One Day Service $1.5011,000 gallons
or $10.00 whichever
is greater
Construction Account As metered:
0 — 100,000 gallons $1.5011,000 gallons
In excess of 100,000
gallons $1.60/1,000 gallons
(5) Multiple Connections. Multiple connec-
tions are where more than one customer is being
served through a master meter and the billing is
based on the flow through such master meter. The
minimum bimonthly billing of the basic charge is
determined by the number of customers multiplied
by the rate of $14.00. The consumption charge will
be computed by subtracting the amount equal to
the number of customers multiplied by 5,000 gal-
lons from the total gallonage consumed. The rate of
the consumption above the basic will be $1.50 per
1,000 gallons up to 100,000 and $1.60 per 1,000
gallons in excess of 100,000 gallons.
(6) Properties Outside City Limits. Properties
served outside the city limits shall have a 50 per-
cent surcharge on the monthly rate. (Ord. 1683 § 3,
1997).
13.04.030 Bimonthly sewer rates.
(1) Sewer rates are based on a monthly rate and
are billed on a bimonthly schedule. The sewer
rates, as calculated bimonthly, are shown as fol-
lows:
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13.04.030
Description
Single-family residence
Mobile home on single parcel
Business
Professional
Churches
Hotels, motels
Rest homes, care centers
Kitsap County jail
Apartments
Mobile home parks
Schools
Kitsap County Courthouse (main
complex)
Restaurants
Laundromats
Taverns
Car dealerships
Post Office
Grocery stores
Bowling alley
Boat marina
Health maintenance organizations
Work release and juvenile facilities
Kitsap County Public Works
Building
Car washes
Beauty shops and barber shops
Day care
Gas stations
Assisted living units
(2) Bimonthly Rates.
Class 1 $36.00
Class
1
1
2
2
3
4
4
4
5
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
14
14
14
14
15
16
17
18
19
Class 2 $36.00 for each business with a fixture.
$ 9.00 for each business, with an
employee present, without a fixture.
$36.00 for each floor of an office build-
ing or retail complex that has a public or
community bathroom.
Class 2 shall be subject to the following
surcharge, based on store/office size:
Category
Size of store/office
Surcharge
Small
Less that 15,000 sf
None
Medium
15,000 to 30,000 sf
$36.00
Large
More than 30,000 sf
$72.00
Class 3 $36.00 for the church, plus*
$36.00 for the rectory, plus*
$36.00 for the annex.
*Class 6 for educational parochial
schools.
Class 4 Base fee of $36.00 plus $9.00 per unit.
Class 5 $36.00 per dwelling unit.
Class 6 $1.50 for each pupil, teacher, mainte-
nance and administrative person.
Class 7 $1,404.00
Class 8 Based on the seating capacity as deter-
mined by the fire chief.
Description
Seating capacity
Rate
Espresso Bar
Not Applicable
$ 36.00
Deli
0
$ 54.00
Small
1 to 50
$108.00
Medium
51 to 150
$162.00
Large
More than 150
$216.00
The classification of espresso bar
includes similar food preparation busi-
nesses which do not require the cooking
of food or the maintenance of kitchen
equipment.
Class 9 Base fee of $18.00 plus $9.00 per wash-
ing machine.
Laundromats with less than 4 washing
machines are considered Class 2. Dry
cleaners, without washing machines are
Class 2.
Class 10 $90.00
Class 11 $36.00 for sales and administrative
office, plus $34.00 for service depart-
ment, plus $36.00 for car washing when
the water is used to determine cost shar-
ing for the sewer treatment plant.
Class 12 $126.00
Class 13 Basic fee of $18.00 plus the following
surcharges:
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13.04.040
Description
Surcharge
Basic Store
$18.00
Bakery
$18.00
Wetted Down Produce
$36.00
Food Disposal
$36.00
Meat Cutting Area
$72.00
Class 14 Base fee of $18.00 plus $18.00 for each
equivalent residential unit (ERU) as
determined for the cost sharing formula
for the sewer treatment plant.
Class 15 Base fee of $18.00 plus $54.00 per car
washing bay.
Class 16 $36.00
Class 17 Basic fee of $72.00 plus the following
surcharges:
Description Surcharge
Less than 5 children -0-
6 to 25 children $34.00
More than 25 children Class 6 rates
Class 18 $36.00 for gasoline retail and service
bay.
$36.00 for nonautomotive retail.
Class 19 Base fee of $36.00 plus
$36.00 per unit with private kitchen
$ 9.00 per unit without private kitchen,
studio apartment
Special Notes:
(a) Home occupations will not be charged
additional sewer fees.
(b) For a combination of classes in one busi-
ness, the highest rate will be selected.
(c) In the event that an established rate class
does not accurately reflect the impact on the sewer
system, the city council may determine the specific
monthly rate.
(d) Water accounts which serve a marina
pier and do not have a connection to the sewer shall
not be charged a sewer bill. A sewer bill will be
charged and based on winter consumption if the
water meter serves both the marina pier and any
facility or pump station that is connected to the
sewer system. For billing purposes, live-aboards
will not be considered as a dwelling unit.
(e) Properties served which are outside the
city limits shall have a 50 percent surcharge on the
monthly rates. (Ord. 1683 § 4, 1997).
13.04.040 Water fees.
(1) Connection Fees. Connection fees are
designed to mitigate the impact of new water
demands on the existing water system.
For a single-family residence and apartments,
the connection fee is $750.00 per dwelling unit.
For commercial units, offices, motels, convales-
cent centers and other nonresidential uses, the con-
nection fee is $750.00 per 10 fixtures or portion
thereof.
For all other structures that are served by munic-
ipal water, the connection fee is $750.00 per 10 fix-
tures or portion thereof.
A fixture is any fixture as defined in the Uni-
form Plumbing Code except water heaters, floor
drains used for emergency overflows only, drink-
ing fountains if noncontinuous flows and extra fix-
tures attached to existing or regular fixtures such as
bed pan washers, showers over tubs and hose
attachments on sinks.
(2) Installation Fee. Installation fees are
designed to reimburse the utility for the cost
required to connect the new service to the water
main.
The installation fee is a flat fee plus sales tax
based on the size of the water meter for service
lines less than 25 feet:
Installed by city employees:
Meter Size
Fee
3/4"
$500.00
1"
$600.00
1 1/2"
$700.00
2"
$800.00
Larger meters
Estimated on a case -by -
case basis
If the water service line exceeds 25 feet, or if the
proposed construction is unusually difficult, the
installation fee will be based on an estimate com-
pleted by the city for the required labor and mate-
rials.
If the service is connected by other than city
employees, the inspection fee of $50.00 per meter
will be charged. All materials shall comply with
the requirements of the city. If the city supplies any
materials, the cost of these plus overhead and sales
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tax will be paid by the customer. If the installation
is satisfactory, the city shall connect the meter if it
is one inch or less in size. Larger meters shall be
installed by the contractor.
(3) Fees in Lieu of Assessment. Fees in lieu of
assessment shall be charged on new accounts
unless exempted as explained below:
(a) The property has previously participated
in a water local improvement district and there are
records to verify this.
(b) The city council exempts the property
from the fees in lieu of assessment because
improvements on the property have substantially
improved the water system.
Fees in lieu of assessment shall be based on the
zone and termini method, as prescribed by law,
used in Local Improvement District #63.
(4) Payments. All installation fees and fees in
lieu of assessment shall be paid in full prior to the
physical connection of the private service line to
the water system.
For residential developments connection fees
may be accepted on the following schedule:
Number of
Units
Down Payment
Installments
1 to 4
Full amount
None
5 to 15
One-half of the fee
3 Years at 8%
16 or more
One-third of the fee
5 Years at 8%
Interest would be compounded annually, with
prorating on the outstanding balance due. (Ord.
1683 § 5, 1997).
13.04.050 Sewer fees.
(1) Connection Fees. Connection fees are
designed to mitigate the impact of new demands on
the existing sewer system.
For a single-family residence and apartment, the
connection fee is $750.00 per dwelling unit.
For commercial units, offices, motels, convales-
cent centers and other nonresidential uses, the con-
nection fee is $750.00 per 10 fixtures or portion
thereof.
For all other structures that are served by munic-
ipal sewer, the connection fee is $750.00 per 10
fixtures or portion thereof.
A fixture is any fixture as defined in the Uni-
form Plumbing Code except water heaters, floor
drains used for emergency overflow only, drinking
fountains if noncontinuous flows and extra fixtures
attached to existing or regular fixtures such as bed
pan washers, showers over tubs and hose attach-
ments on sinks.
(2) Installation Fee. Installation fees are
designed to reimburse the utility for the cost
required to connect the new service to the sewer
main.
The installation fee is a flat fee based on the
vicinity of the sewer main:
(a) Installed by city employees: If the main
is within 25 feet of the property line, the installa-
tion fee is $500.00 plus sales tax.
(b) If the sewer service line exceeds 25 feet,
or if the proposed construction is unusually diffi-
cult, the installation fee will be based on an esti-
mate completed by the city for the required labor
and materials.
(c) If the service is connected by other than
city employees, the inspection fee of $50.00 per
lateral connection to the main will be charged. All
materials shall comply with the requirements of the
city. If the city supplies any materials, the cost of
these plus overhead and sales tax will be paid by
the customer.
(3) Fees in Lieu of Assessment. Fees in lieu of
assessment shall be charged on new accounts
unless exempted as explained below:
(a) The property has previously participated
in a sewer local improvement district for sewer
mains and there are records to verify this. Partici-
pation in ULID No. 1 does not exempt property
from a fee in lieu of assessment for mains.
(b) The city council exempts the property
from the fees in lieu of assessment because
improvements on the property have substantially
improved the sewer system.
Fees in lieu of assessment for mains shall be
based on the zone and termini method, as pre-
scribed by law and used in Local Improvement
District #64.
(4) Facility Construction Fee. Facility connec-
tion fees are designed to mitigate the future con-
struction costs for the wastewater treatment facility
and have each new connection pay a fair share
towards the construction cost of the facility.
The facility connection fee shall be $1,600 per
dwelling unit for each new service which physi-
cally connects to the sanitary sewer system, except
for the following:
(a) The properties within Divisions 1
through 10, inclusively, of the McCormick Woods
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Land Company shall have a facility connection fee
of $791.25 per dwelling unit.
(b) Properties within the original city of Port
Orchard ULID #1 boundaries shall not pay the
facility connection fee if the property had been
assessed in the ULID #1.
For commercial units, offices, motels, convales-
cent centers, and other nonresidential uses, the
facility connection fee is $1,600 per equivalent res-
idential unit (ERU). The ERU is defined as 180
gallons per day which is directed to the sanitary
sewer system. The ERU consumption is based
upon metered water consumption or comparison to
similar accounts when metered water consumption
data is not readily available. The above exceptions
as listed for residential properties are applicable for
nonresidential units.
The facility connection fee shall be adjusted on
November 1 st of each year, commencing in 1997,
to reflect inflation based on the CPI-U of Seattle.
(5) Payment. All installation fees and fees in
lieu of assessment shall be paid in full prior to the
physical connection ofthe private service line to the
sewer system, except, when the property is being
connected to both the water and sewer systems, the
structure can be connected to the sewer system
prior to payment of the sewer fees. The sewer fees
may be paid at the same time as the water fees.
For residential developments connection fees
may be accepted on the following schedule:
Number of
Units Down Payment Installments
1 to 4 Full amount None
5 to 15 One-half of the fee 3 Years at 8%
16 or more One-third of the fee 5 Years at 8%
Interest shall be compounded annually, with
prorating on the outstanding balance due. (Ord.
1683 § 6, 1997).
13.04.060 Billing.
The water and/or sewer charges shall be billed
by the city treasurer bimonthly on the last day of
the bimonthly period, to the property owner. The
charges and rates shall be due to the treasurer, who
is authorized and empowered to collect and receipt
for such payments, on the first day of the month
following the receipt of services.
Charges remaining unpaid 30 days after the due
date shall be considered delinquent and shall be
subject to an additional charge of 10 percent of the
unpaid balance as a penalty.
When a water and/or sewer bill shall become
delinquent and a city employee must go to the pre-
mises during normal working hours for the purpose
of hanging a written notice on the door, there shall
be a $10.00 charge added to the bill.
If the delinquent water and/or sewer charges
remain unpaid over a period of 30 days after the
due and payable date, water service will be discon-
tinued by turnoff. Water service will not resume
thereafter until the delinquent charges and penal-
ties, together with a water turn-off fee, have been
paid in full. The turn-off fee shall be $20.00, unless
the same account should become delinquent during
a 12-month period. On a second occurrence, the
turn-off fee shall be $30.00. On the third occur-
rence and each subsequent occurrence, the turn-off
fee shall be $40.00.
When a customer requests a turn-on/off of water
outside normal working hours or on holidays or
weekends, an additional charge of $30.00 will be
added to the bill for this service.
Where both water and sewer delinquent charges
are involved, the customer shall not be billed dou-
ble penalties. (Ord. 1683 § 7, 1997).
13.04.070 Liens.
The city treasurer is directed to prepare and file
a lien against any property where water and/or
sewer charges or water and/or sewer connection
fees remain unpaid for four months as provided in
RCW 35.21.290 and 35.67.200.
The remedy provided in this section shall be in
addition to any other remedy now and hereafter
provided by law. All charges, together with penal-
ties and interest which may be provided by the
ordinance, shall be a lien upon the property to
which such service is furnished. Water and/or
sewer charges or sewer connection liens shall be
superior to all other liens and encumbrances what-
soever, except those for general taxes and local and
special assessments. The liens shall be enforced by
the city in the manner provided by law. The addi-
tional and concurrent method of enforcing the lien
of the city for the delinquent and unpaid charges by
turning off the water and/or sewer service from the
premise shall not be exercised after two years from
the date of recording the lien notice, as provided by
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law. One exception to this is to enforce payment of
six months' charges for which no lien notice is
required by law to be recorded. (Ord. 1683 § 8,
1997).
13.04.080 Vacancies.
In the event that the premises are or shall
become vacant and/or unoccupied, the basic
charges for sewer shall continue, unless exempted
as described below:
(1) Upon proper application, the treasurer shall
have the authority to make a billing adjustment of
$5.00 to the basic sewer service charges for any
full month in which the individual unit is vacant for
such calendar month. The property owner must
complete the appropriate application within the
first ten days following each calendar month period
of vacancy to be eligible for a billing adjustment of
the sewer service charges. No sewer service
charges shall be adjusted on a pro-rata basis. Class
2 accounts without fixtures shall not receive any
billing adjustment.
(2) Vacant properties shall be subject to peri-
odic inspections. A person who knowingly submits
an application containing false information shall be
charged a penalty of twice the sewer service rate
for that period for which sewer service was cred-
ited. Any person charged such a penalty may
appeal to the city council within 15 days of the pen-
alty assessment. (Ord. 1683 § 9, 1997).
13.04.090 Mother-in-law apartments and
converted homes.
These are apartments contained in a single-fam-
ily dwelling and are not a separate structure. These
apartments are other than duplexes or multifamily
units.
(1) Mother -in -Law Apartments.
(a) The property owner lives in the single-
family dwelling.
(b) The apartment does not have both a sep-
arate full kitchen and full bath. A full kitchen is
defined as one with a full size refrigerator, a stove,
a sink and cabinets.
(c) There is the capability of the apartment
dweller to pass from the apartment to the house
through an interior door.
(d) A mother-in-law apartment would be
considered a single-family residence and would
not be charged an extra connection fee or an extra
monthly rate.
(e) The building department shall inspect
the proposed mother-in-law apartment and report
its findings to the city treasurer. The city treasurer
shall make the determination if a unit is a mother-
in-law apartment and shall so notify the property
owner. The property owner may appeal the trea-
surer's determination with a written petition to the
city council.
(2) Converted Homes.
(a) The property owner lives in the single-
family dwelling.
(b) The apartment has both a separate full
kitchen and full bath.
(c) In order to be a converted home, the
structure shall have been a single-family residence
for at least five years.
(d) A converted home would not be charged
an extra connection fee, but would be charged an
extra monthly rate.
(e) A property owner may apply for an
exemption from the additional monthly rate if a
family member lives in the apartment. Application
for exemption shall be made on forms provided by
the city treasurer. When the family member moves
out of the apartment the property owner shall
notify the city.
A family member is defined as a father, mother,
spouse, children or step -children.
(f) Rates for converted home apartments are
effective the first day of the next month after pas-
sage and publication of the ordinance codified in
this chapter.
Mother-in-law apartments and converted homes
in existence at the time of passage of the ordinance
codified in this chapter shall be grandfathered and
associated connection fees are waived.
A duplex would still be charged two connection
fees and two monthly rates and is not a single-fam-
ily residence. (Ord. 1683 § 10, 1997).
13.04.100 Discontinuation of sewer charges.
Upon receipt of a written statement by the owner
of a lot or parcel of property which has previously
been connected to the public sewer system that
there is no longer any building or structure for
human occupation or use or for any business pur-
pose located thereon and that the toilet and other
facilities therein have been removed, disconnected
and properly plugged from the public sewer sys-
tem, and upon inspection by the superintendent or
his designated representative to ascertain that the
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statement is true, the sewer charges shall cease as
of the first day of the following month. (Ord. 1683
§ 11, 1997).
13.04.110 Cross connections.
The installation or maintenance of any cross
connection which would endanger the water sup-
ply of the city of Port Orchard is prohibited. Such
cross connections are declared to be a public health
hazard and shall be abated.
The control or elimination of cross connections
shall be in accordance with WAC 248-54-285. The
policies, procedures and criteria for determining
appropriate levels of protection shall be in accor-
dance with the Accepted Procedure and Practice in
Cross Connection Control Manual — Pacific North-
west Section — American Water Works Associa-
tion, Fourth Edition or any superseding edition.
It shall be the responsibility of the city to protect
the potable water system from contamination or
pollution due to cross connections. Water service
to any premises shall be contingent upon the cus-
tomer providing cross connection control in a man-
ner approved by the city engineer. Backflow
devices required to be installed shall be a model
approved by the Kitsap County health department.
The city engineer, or his designated representa-
tive with proper identification, shall have free
access at reasonable hours of the day to all parts of
the premises or within the building to which the
water is supplied. Water service may be refused or
terminated to any premises for failure to allow nec-
essary inspections. (Ord. 1683 § 12, 1997).
13.04.120 Emergency water supply conditions.
Whenever an emergency exists affecting the
water supply of the city and it becomes necessary
to curtail the use of water through regulation and
control of the use thereof, the mayor shall declare
such an emergency. Notice of the emergency shall
be published in the official newspaper by the city
clerk, setting forth rules under which water will be
used. The notice may include defining zones for
use of water and setting forth hours during which
lawn sprinkling may be done. The notice shall
include any restriction, as approved by the city
council, on the use of water that is deemed neces-
sary for the welfare of the inhabitants of the city
and other users of city water. Such notice and reg-
ulations established for the emergency shall be
subject to change and shall be in full force and
effect throughout the emergency. Any changes in
such regulations as published shall likewise be
published before taking effect. Regulations estab-
lished for the emergency shall remain in effect
until notice is published that the emergency has
passed. (Ord. 1683 § 13, 1997).
13.04.130 Damaging the utility system.
No unauthorized person shall maliciously, will-
fully or negligently break, damage, destroy,
uncover, deface or tamper with any structure,
appurtenance or equipment which is part of the
public water or sewer system. (Ord. 1683 § 14,
1997).
13.04.140 Discharging of sewerage.
It shall be unlawful to discharge or cause to be
discharged into the city sewer system or cause to be
placed where they are likely to run, leak or escape
into the public sewer, any of the following:
(1) Ashes, cinder, sand, earth, rubbish, mud,
straw, shavings, metal, glass, rags, feathers, tar,
plastic, wood, or any matter which is capable of or
likely to obstruct or interfere with the capacity or
operation of the public sewer;
(2) Gasoline, benzine, naphtha, fuel oil, lubri-
cating oil or any other matter which is inflammable
or explosive upon introduction to the public sewer;
(3) Any matter having a temperature greater
than 150 degrees F;
(4) Sewage containing suspended solids in
excess of 350 milligrams per liter;
(5) Sewage containing grease or oil in excess of
100 parts per million by weight;
(6) Matter with a B.O.D. greater than 300 milli-
grams per liter;
(7) Sewage with a PH lower than 5.5 and
greater than 9.0;
(8) Garbage that has not been properly shred-
ded;
(9) Sewage containing toxic or poisonous sub-
stances in sufficient quantity to injure or interfere
with any sewage treatment process or which con-
stitutes a hazard in the receiving waters of the sew-
age treatment plant;
(10) Any noxious or malodorous matter capa-
ble of creating a public nuisance;
(11) Waters from irrigation, storm drains, sump
pumps, surface runoff, roof runoff, subsurface
drainage, ponds or reservoirs. When an unautho-
rized hookup of a drain or excess infiltration is
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found to exist, the city engineer shall notify the
property owner that corrective action is required
and shall be accomplished within sixty calendar
days. The city engineer may allow drainage of
areas, not to exceed 750 square feet, if that area
cannot be economically drained other than using
the sanitary sewer system;
(12) Contents from any septic tank or cesspool;
(13) Any unauthorized use of an established
recreational vehicle dump station for other than
recreational vehicles or camp trailers. (Ord. 1683 §
15, 1997).
13.04.150 Connection to sewer.
(1) The owner of each lot or parcel of real prop-
erty within the city shall connect to the public
sewer system if the public sewer system is within
200 feet of the lot or parcel and if one of the follow-
ing conditions occur:
(a) A new building or structure is con-
structed on an undeveloped parcel or lot and use of
the new building or structure generates wastewater.
(b) An existing building or structure, which
is served by an existing septic tank and drainfield
is remodeled or repaired in such a manner that the
drainfield would have to be expanded, as required
by the health officer. In such a case, the entire
structure would have to be served by the public
sewer system.
(c) The existing drainfield has failed and
needs repair or replacement, as determined by the
health officer.
(2) The city council may schedule a public
hearing to review the circumstances of the property
to be connected to the sewer system, if requested
by the property owner. The city council may mod-
ify or remove the requirements of mandatory sewer
connection, if it deems it necessary. (Ord. 1683 §
16, 1997).
13.04.160 Side sewer responsibilities.
That portion of any side sewer pipe lying within
a street right-of-way or easement shall be kept
within the exclusive control of the city. That por-
tion of the side sewer lying beyond said right-of-
way or easement shall be the responsibility of the
sewer customer, which is served by the pipe.
When a side sewer is blocked, it is the responsi-
bility of the sewer customer to remove the block-
age. If the blockage is shown to the satisfaction of
the city council to be within the right-of-way or
easement, the city council may reimburse all or
part of the cost to remove the blockage. (Ord. 1683
§ 17, 1997).
13.04.170 Industrial sewer users.
(1) All major contributing industrial users of
the public sewer system shall be required to enter
into an agreement with the city of Port Orchard to
provide for the payment of their proportionate
share of the federal share of the capital costs of the
sewage project allocable to the treatment of such
industrial waste.
(2) The recovery of the proportionate share of
costs shall be determined by agreement between
the city and the industrial user. The share of costs
shall be based upon all factors which significantly
influence the cost of the treatment works and shall
be repaid, without interest, in at least annual pay-
ments during the recovery period not to exceed the
life of the project or 30 years. In the event the city
and users cannot agree as to the proportionate share
to be repaid to the city, said proportionate share
shall be determined by arbitration and the arbitrator
shall be appointed by the presiding judge of the
Kitsap County superior court.
(3) All major contributing users discharging
into the treatment works shall be required to com-
ply, within three years, with the pretreatment stan-
dards established by the Environmental Protection
Agency. In accordance with the pretreatment
requirements, major industries are defined as those
industries that:
(a) Have a wastewater flow of 50,000 gal-
lons, or more, per average day;
(b) Have a wastewater flow greater than one
percent of the flow carried by the municipal system
receiving the waste;
(c) Include the discharge of a toxic material.
(Ord. 1683 § 18, 1997).
13.04.180 Violation.
An person who violates any of the provisions of
this chapter shall become liable to the city for any
expense, loss or damage occasioned by the city by
reason of such violation. Such person is guilty of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be
punished by a fine in the amount of $500.00. Every
day that the person is in violation shall be consid-
ered a separate offense and can be charged as such
under this section. (Ord. 1683 § 19, 1997).
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Chapter 15.04 6. Retaining walls which are not over 4 feet in
height measured from the bottom of the footing
BUILDING CODE to the top of the wall, unless supporting a sur-
charge or impounding Class I, II or III -A liquids.
Sections:
15.04.010 Uniform Building Code adopted.
15.04.020 Security code amended.
15.04.030 Conflicting provisions.
15.04.040 Repealed.
15.04.050 Repealed.
15.04.060 Repealed.
15.04.010 Uniform Building Code adopted.
(1) Pursuant to RCW 35.21.180, the 1994 Edi-
tion of the Uniform Building Code, Volumes 1, 2
and 3; Uniform Building Standards; Uniform
Mechanical Code; Uniform Housing Code; Uni-
form Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Build-
ings; Uniform Sign Code; Uniform Administrative
Code; Uniform Building Security Code; Uniform
Code for Building Conservation; and Dwelling
Construction under the Uniform Mechanical Code
as adopted and published by the International Con-
ference of Building Officials (ICBO) with appen-
dixes of all volumes are adopted as the official
building code of the city subject to the amendments
and additions set forth in this title, for the purpose
of prescribing regulations governing conditions
hazardous to life and property. One copy of such
code is on file in the office of the city clerk.
(2) Volume 1, Uniform Building Code, 1994
Edition, is amended as follows:
(a) Section 301(b) of the Uniform Building
Code is amended to read as follows:
(b) EXEMPTED WORK. A building permit shall
not be required for the following:
1. One-story detached accessory buildings
used as tool and storage sheds, playhouses
and similar uses, provided the projected roof
area does not exceed 120 square feet.
2. Transit bus shelters provided the projected
roof area does not exceed 120 square feet.
3. Fences not over 6 feet high.
4. Oil derricks.
5. Movable cases, counters and partitions not
over 5 feet 9 inches high.
7. Water tanks supported directly upon grade if
the capacity does not exceed 5,000 gallons and
the ratio of height to diameter or width does not
exceed two to one.
8. Platforms, walks and driveways not more
than 30 inches above grade and not over any
basement or story below.
9. Painting, papering and similar finish work.
10. Temporary motion picture, television and
theater stage sets and scenery.
11. Window awnings supported by an exterior
wall of Group R, Division 3, and Group M Occu-
pancies when projecting not more than 54 inch-
es.
12. Prefabricated swimming pools accessory
to a Group R, Division 3 Occupancy in which
the pool walls are entirely above the adjacent
grade and if the capacity does not exceed
5,000 gallons.
13. Minor construction and alteration activities,
as determined by the building official, which the
total valuation as determined in Section 304(b)
or as documented by the applicant, does not
exceed $1,500 in any 12 month period; provid-
ed, that the construction and/or alteration activ-
ity does not affect any structural components,
or reduce existing egress, light, air, and ventila-
tion conditions.
This exemption does not include electrical,
plumbing, or mechanical activities. The permit
exemption shall not otherwise exempt the con-
struction or alteration from the substantive
standards of the codes enumerated in RCW
19.27.031, as amended and maintained by the
State Building Code Council under RCW
19.27.070.
Unless otherwise exempted, separate plumb-
ing, electrical and mechanical permits will be
required for the above exempted items.
Exemption from the permit requirement of this
code shall not be deemed to grant authorization
for any work to be done in any manner in viola-
tion of the provisions of this code or any other
laws or ordinances of this jurisdiction.
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15.04.020
(b) Section 303, first sentence shall read:
The application, plans and specification and
other data filed by an applicant for permit shall
be reviewed by the Building Official or his duly
authorized representative.
(c) Section 304(g) is amended to read as fol-
lows:
The building official is authorized to waive the
permit fee and plan review fee specified in Ta-
ble 3(a) of the Uniform Building Code and in the
Uniform Plumbing Code upon the following
conditions having been satisfied:
A. The permit is for a residential unit of an own-
er/occupant who is 60 years or older with a
maximum annual income, together with all per-
sons in the household, below the poverty line
as established by the Office of Management
and Budget in Washington, D.C.
B. The work is for essential repairs and im-
provements, such as insulation, weatheriza-
tion, roof repairs, structural repairs or essential
plumbing repairs.
C. The owner/occupant of the home completes
a form supplied by the building official request-
ing exception from the Building Permit Fees.
The waiver of fees applies only to city fees. All
fees required by the state of Washington and
other jurisdictions shall be paid by the permit
applicant.
(d) Section 308(a), delete: EXCEPTION:
Group R, Division 3 and M Occupancies.
(e) Section 1210(a), smoke detectors, there
is added:
The provisions of this section shall apply exclu-
sively to existing nonconforming Group R Divi-
sion 1 occupancies more than two stories in
height. EXCEPTION: No Group R Division 1
Occupancy containing three or more dwelling
units shall be exempt from section 1210(a) of
Volume I Uniform Building Code.
(Ord. 1636 § 2, 1995).
15.04.020 Security code amended.
Uniform Building Security Code, 1994 Edition,
is amended as follows:
Chapter 41, security provisions, add new sec-
tion:
Section 4102(a) Every building hereafter con-
structed, classified as R-1 occupancy by use or
design shall comply with the following:
1. Doors which provide an access into the
dwelling shall have a means provided whereby
the door locking devices shall be changed or al-
tered upon a change of tenancy to insure
against entry by a previous key holder.
2. Every entrance door to a R-1 dwelling shall
have a dead bolt or dead latch with at least a
one-half inch throw. The lock shall be so con-
structed that the dead bolt or dead latch may be
open from the inside without the use of a key.
3. In hotels and other multi -use buildings hav-
ing transient occupancies, every entrance door
to a unit shall also be provided with a chain door
guard or barrel on the inside. EXCEPTION:
Building required by the Uniform Building Code
to have exit doors equipped with panic hard-
ware shall be exempt from the provision of sec-
tion 4102(a) as related to exterior doors.
4. Enforcement — Right of Entry: The chief of
police and/or fire chief is hereby authorized and
directed to enforce the provision of this ordi-
nance and upon presentation of proper creden-
tials, the chief of police and/or fire chief or their
duly authorized representative may, with the
consent of the occupant or pursuant to a lawful-
ly issued warrant, enter at reasonable times
any building or premises used for R-1 dwelling
purposes for the purpose of inspecting the
physical security of exterior accessible open-
ings of such building or premises.
5. Responsibility for Compliance: Responsibili-
ty for compliance with specifications set forth in
the Uniform Building Security Code shall be the
building owner and/or his agent having charge,
care or control of such building.
6. Penalties of Violations: Any violating or fail-
ing to comply with the provisions of the Uniform
Building Security Code shall upon conviction
thereof, be punished by a fine of not more than
$500.00 or by imprisonment for not more than
six months, or by such fine and imprisonment.
(Ord. 1636 § 3, 1995).
15.04.030 Conflicting provisions.
The Uniform Building Code shall not supersede
height restrictions as specified in the city zoning
ordinance. (Ord. 1636 § 4, 1995).
(Revised 11/97) 15-4
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15.04.040 Exit requirements. Chapter 15.08
Repealed by Ord. 1677. (Ord. 916 § 1, 1973;
Ord. 893 § 3, 1972). PLUMBING CODE
15.04.050 Building height restriction.
Sections:
Repealed by Ord. 1677. (Ord. 1068 § 1, 1978;
15.08.010 Adoption of the Uniform Plumbing
Ord. 737 § 5, 1965).
Code.
15.08.020 Chapter 3, Section 320, amended —
15.04.060 Fire zones.
Drain connection to sanitary sewer
Repealed by Ord. 1677. (Ord. 950 § 1, 1975;
system.
Ord. 906 § 1, 1973; Ord. 750 § 1, 1966; Ord. 737 §
15.08.030 Violation — Penalty.
6, 1965).
15.08.010 Adoption of the Uniform Plumbing
Code.
The 1991 Edition of the International Associa-
tion of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials Uni-
form Plumbing Code is adopted by reference
pursuant to the provisions of RCW 35.21.180 as
the official plumbing code of the city. One copy of
such code is on file in the office of the city clerk.
The building official shall be the administrative
authority as referenced in the plumbing code. (Ord.
1556 § 2, 1992).
15.08.020 Chapter 3, Section 320, amended —
Drain connection to sanitary sewer
system.
Chapter 3, Section 320, of the Uniform Plumb-
ing Code, 1991 Edition, is amended by adding the
following section:
No roof drains, storm drains, floor drains or sim-
ilar connections shall be connected to the sani-
tary sewer system, except if all of the following
conditions are met:
1. The floor drain was legally connected to the
sewer system prior to 1978.
2. The floor drain serves an impervious surface
of less than 750 square feet.
3. The Building Official determines that there is
not a better cost effective measure other than
the existing drain.
(Ord. 1556 § 3, 1992).
15.08.030 Violation — Penalty.
Any person, firm or corporation violating any
provisions of this code shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall
be punishable by a fine not to exceed $300.00 or by
15-5 (Revised 11/97)
15.12.010
imprisonment for a term not to exceed 90 days, or
by both fine and imprisonment. Each separate day
or any portion thereof during which any violation
of this code occurs or continues shall be deemed to
constitute a separate offense and, upon conviction
thereof, shall be punishable as provided in this sec-
tion. (Ord. 1556 § 4, 1992).
Chapter 15.12
FIRE PREVENTION CODE
Sections:
15.12.010 Uniform Fire Code, 1994 Edition,
adopted.
15.12.020 —
15.12.080 Repealed.
15.12.090 Conflict with provisions.
15.12.100 Establishment and duties of bureau of
fire prevention.
15.12.110 New materials, processes or
occupancies which may require
permits.
15.12.120 State of Washington Uniform
Complaint/Citation System.
15.12.130 Schedule of bails.
15.12.140 Smoke detection devices in dwelling
units.
15.12.010 Uniform Fire Code, 1994 Edition,
adopted.
Pursuant to RCW 35.21.180 there is adopted by
the council of the city for the purpose of prescrib-
ing regulations governing conditions hazardous to
life and property from fire or explosion, that certain
code known as the Uniform Fire Code, 1994 Edi-
tion, including amendments and additions thereto,
as adopted by the International Conference of
Building Officials and the Western Fire Chiefs
Association of which code, one copy has been and
now is filed in the office of the city clerk, and the
code is adopted and incorporated as fully as if set
forth at length herein, and from the effective date
of this section, and the provisions thereof shall be
controlling within the limits of the city, except the
following: 105.8.A1, 105.8.A4, 105.8.A5,
105.8.B1, 105.8.C1, 105.8.D1, 105.8.171, 105.8.173,
105.8.174, 105.8.11, 105.8.M3, and 105.8.03 —
these deletions are permit requirements. Also
delete: Section 1104, Article 24, Article 46,
Appendix 1-A, Appendix 1-B, Appendix Il-D,
Appendix Il-I, Appendix I-V, and Appendix III-D.
(Ord. 1638 § 1, 1995).
15.12.020 Enforcement.
Repealed by Ord. 1678. (Ord. 900 § 2, 1972;
Ord. 655 § 2, 1968).
(Revised 11/97) 15-6
Port Orchard Municipal Code
15.12.130
15.12.030 Definitions.
Repealed by Ord. 1678. (Ord. 1108 § 2, 1979;
Ord. 900 § 3, 1972; Ord. 800 § 3, 1968; Ord. 655 §
3, 1958).
15.12.040 District limits for storage of
flammable and combustible liquids,
liquefied petroleum gases, and
explosives.
Repealed by Ord. 1678. (Ord. 1108 § 3, 1979;
Ord. 928 § 3, 1974; Ord. 800 § 4, 1968; Ord. 655 §
4, 1958).
15.12.050 Permit for brush and refuse.
Repealed by Ord. 1678. (Ord. 928 § 4, 1974;
Ord. 753 § 1, 1966).
15.12.060 Modifications or variance of code.
Repealed by Ord. 1678. (Ord. 900 § 4, 1972;
Ord. 655 § 6, 1958).
15.12.070 Appeals.
Repealed by Ord. 1678. (Ord. 900 § 5, 1972;
Ord. 655 § 7, 1958).
15.12.080 Violations.
Repealed by Ord. 1678. (Ord. 900 § 6, 1972;
Ord. 655 § 8, 1958).
15.12.090 Conflict with provisions.
In the enforcement of the Uniform Fire Code, if
it should develop that there is a conflict with its
provisions and the provisions of the Uniform
Building Code, then the provisions of the Uniform
Building Code shall prevail. (Ord. 1111 § 1, 1979;
Ord. 800 § 6, 1968).
15.12.100 Establishment and duties of bureau
of fire prevention.
(1) The Uniform Fire Code shall be enforced by
the bureau of fire prevention in the fire department
of the city which is hereby established and shall be
operated under the supervision of the chief of the
fire department.
(2) The chief (or fire marshal) in charge of the
bureau of fire prevention shall be appointed by the
fire chief on the basis of examination to determine
his qualifications.
(3) The chief of the fire department may detail
such members of the fire department as inspectors
as shall from time to time be necessary. The chief
of the fire department shall recommend to the
council the employment of technical inspectors,
who, when such authorization is made, shall be
selected through an examination to determine their
fitness for the position. The examination shall be
open to members and nonmembers of the fire
department. (Ord. I I I I § 2, 1979).
15.12.110 New materials, processes or
occupancies which may require
permits.
The fire chief and the chief of the fire prevention
bureau shall act as a committee to determine and
specify, after giving affected persons an opportu-
nity to be heard, any new materials, processes or
occupancies which will require permits, in addition
to those now enumerated in said code. The chief of
the fire prevention bureau shall post such list in a
conspicuous place in his office and distribute cop-
ies thereof to interested parties. (Ord. 1111 § 3,
1979).
15.12.120 State of Washington Uniform
Complaint/Citation System.
The state of Washington Uniform Com-
plaint/Citation System dated January 1, 1976, is
hereby adopted by the city. (Ord. 1278 § 2, 1984;
Ord. I I I I § 4, 1979).
15.12.130 Schedule of bails.
The following schedule of bails is established by
the city for alleged fire code violations:
UFC Section
Offense
Bail
2.201
Unsafe Buildings
$100.00
3.102
Compliance
500.00
3.104
Destruction of Signs
100.00
10.102
Interference With Fire Equipment
100.00
10.201
Tampering with Fire Equipment
100.00
10.202
Tampering with Fire Hydrant or Fire Equipment
100.00
15-7
(Revised 11/97)
15.12.130
UFC Section
Offense
Bail
10.203
Hydrant Use Approval
50.00
10.204
Tampering with Barriers, Etc.
100.00
10.205
Closure of Fire Roads, Parking Thereon
50.00
10.206
Obstructing Fire Protection Equipment
50.00
10.208
Premises Identification
50.00
10.209
Key Box
50.00
10.301
Installation
75.00
10.302
Maintenance
75.00
10.304
Sale of Defective Fire Extinguishers
100.00
10.305
Fire Extinguishers In Parking Areas
50.00
10.306
Fire Protection In Recreational Vehicle and Mobile Home Parks
50.00
10.307
Fire Alarm Systems
100.00
10.313
Buildings Under Construction
100.00
11.101
Bonfires
50.00
11.102
Kindling of Fire on Land of Others Restricted
50.00
11.103
Discarding Burning Objects Prohibited
50.00
11.104
Hot Ashes and Other Dangerous Materials
50.00
11.111
Chimney Spark Arresters
50.00
11.113
Burning on Public Property
50.00
11.116
Fire Hazard Prohibited
50.00
11.201
Accumulation of Waste Material
75.00
11.202
Handling Readily Combustible Materials
50.00
11.203
Storage of Readily Combustible Materials
50.00
11.204
Flammable Decorative Materials
50.00
11.205
Use of Open Flame or Light Restricted
50.00
(Revised 11/97) 15-8/10
Port Orchard Municipal Code
Ordinance Table
648 Repeals Ord. 645, salaries (Repealed by
654)
649 Franchise to Horluck Transportation Com-
pany (Repealed by 754)
650 Annexation (Special)
651 Calling special election on excess levy
(Special -Obsolete)
652 Budget and tax levy for 1959 (Special -Ob-
solete)
653 Water system expenditure (Special -Obso-
lete)
654 Repeals Ord. 648, salaries (Repealed by
658)
655 Fire prevention code (Repealed by 1678)
656 Annexation (Special)
657 Annexation (Special)
658 Repeals Ord. 654, salaries (Repealed by
659)
659 Repeals Ord. 658, salaries (Repealed by
745)
660 Expenditures for city expenses (Special -
Obsolete)
661 Issuance of water revenue bonds 1957 se-
ries B (Special)
662 Budget and tax levy for 1960 (Special -Ob-
solete)
663 Expenditure for city expenses (Special -Ob-
solete)
664 Water improvement LID 57 (Repealed by
665)
665 Repeals Ord. 664 (Repealer)
666 Amends Ord. 659, salaries (Repealed by
745)
667 Repeals Ord. 638, water rates and charges
(Repealed by 1456)
668 Annexation (Special)
669 Annexation (Special)
670 Annexation (Special)
671 Water improvement LID 57 (Special)
672 Annexation (Special)
673 Street improvement LID 58 (Special)
674 Budget and tax levy for 1961 (Special -Ob-
solete)
675 Annexation (Special)
676 Expenditure for city expenses (Special -Ob-
solete)
677 Amends § 1 of Ord. 666, salaries (Repealed
by 688)
678 Plan for water improvement and bond issue
(Special)
679 Amends §§ 10, 11, 13,14 of Ord. 678 (Spe-
cial)
680 Comprehensive plan (Not codified)
681 Approving assessments for LID 57 (Spe-
cial)
682 Dogs and other animals at large (Repealed
by 1607)
683 Impounding dogs and other animals (Re-
pealed by 1607)
684 Budget and tax levy for 1962 (Special -Ob-
solete)
685 Appointment of clerk and attorney (2.08)
686 Vacating portion of Division Street (Ta-
bles)
687 Plan for sewer improvements (Special)
688 Amends Ord. 659, repeals Ord. 677, sala-
ries (Repealed by 709)
689 Franchise to Cascade Natural Gas Corpora-
tion (Expires 2012) (5.68)
690 Issuance of 1962 sewer revenue bonds
(Special)
691 Annexation (Special)
692 Fireworks (5.60)
693 Repeals Ord. 479, dog licenses (Repealed
by 1607)
694 Traffic regulations; repeals Ords. 310 and
487 (Repealed by 1152)
695 Sale of LID 57 bonds (Special)
696 Sewer improvement LID 59 (Special)
697 Sale of refunding bonds (Special)
698 Repeals Ord. 469, sewer regulations (Re-
pealed by 1456)
699 Annexation (Special)
700 Annexation (Special)
701 Vacating portion of street (Tables)
702 Budget and tax levy for 1963 (Special -Ob-
solete)
703 Business and occupation tax on telephone
companies (Repealed by 1180)
704 Amends § I of Ord. 521, planning commis-
sion (2.20)
705 Business and occupation tax on electric
utilities (5.04)
706 Approving assessments LID 59 (Special)
707 Adds § 113 to Ord. 694, traffic (Repealed
by 1152)
708 Amends § 107 of Ord. 694, traffic (Re-
pealed by 1152)
709 Amends § 1 of Ord. 666, repeals Ord. 688
(Repealed by 723)
710 Plan for water improvement (Special)
B-9 (Revised 11/97)
Ordinance Table
711
Repeals Ord. 535, plumbing code (Re-
741
Adds § 18.4 to Ord. 720, mobile homes
pealed by 490)
(Repealed by 1615)
712
Street excavations (12.04)
742
Amends § 7 of Ord. 740, weapons (Re-
713
Issuance of 1963 Water Revenue Bonds
pealed by 1125)
(Special)
743
Calling special election on excess levy
714
Annexation (Special)
(Special)
715
Holidays, vacations and sick leave (Re-
744
Budget and tax levy for 1966 (Special)
pealed by 1467)
745
Repeals Ord. 723, salaries (Repealed by
716
Sewer improvements LID 60 (Specials)
777)
717
Amends §§ 1, 6 Ch. VI of Ord. 536, build-
746
Annexation (Special)
ings (Repealed by 737)
747
License to Northwest Community Cable
717A
Calling special election on excess levy
T.V. Company, annual fee, Expires 1985
(Special -Obsolete)
(Repealed by 821)
718
Amends § 27 of Ord. 698, sewers (Re-
748
Amends § 1G of Ord. 715, vacation, holi-
pealed by 758)
days (Repealed by 1467)
719
Zoning code (Not codified)
749
Calling special election on excess levy
720
Mobile home parks (Repealed by 1615)
(Special)
721
Budget and tax levy for 1964 (Special-Ob-
750
Amends § 4 of Ord. 737, buildings (Re-
solete)
pealed by 1677)
722
Payroll fund and claims fund (3.04)
751
Sidewalk construction fund (Special)
723
Amends § 1 of Ord. 666, repeals Ord. 709,
752
Granting pipeline right to Standard Oil
salaries (Repealed by 745)
Company (Repealed by 752)
724
Special election on excess levy (Special-
753
Amends § I of Ord. 393, burning (Repealed
Obsolete)
by 1678)
725
Special election on excess levy (Special-
754
General definitions and penalty for code,
Obsolete)
repeals Ords. 3, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, Division 1
726
Amends § 3 of Ord. 712, excavations
§ 4, Division 3 § 1 - 6, Division 4 § 2 of
(12.04)
Ords. 17, 25, 27, 28, 30, 34, 42, 90, 142,
727
Special election on excess tax levy (Spe-
188, 206, 259, 260, 272, 280, 291, 294,
cial-Obsolete)
322, 330, 340, 345, 360, 367, 371, § 3 of
728
Amends Art. 11, § 1 of Ord. 711, plumbing
372, 393, 398, 406, 417, 419, 432, 486, §§
(Repealed by 1052)
2 and 3 of 490, 493, 498, 499, 516, 525,
729
Repeals Ord. 646, voting precincts (Re-
531, 532, 560, 568, 575, 583, 605, 609,
pealed by 1657)
629, 649 (1.04)
730
Special election on excess levy (Special-
755
Council meetings (2.04)
Obsolete)
756
Surety bonds (2.36)
731
Vacating portion of Water Street (Tables)
757
Amends § 1 (c) of 682, animals (Repealed
732
Budget and tax levy for 1965 (Special)
by 1607)
733
Approving assessments LID 60 (Special)
758
Amends §§ 19, 20, 22, 24, 27 of Ord. 698
734
Electing participation in employees retire-
and repeals 718, sewers (Repealed by
ment system (2.32)
1456)
735
Amends § 3 of Ord. 712, excavations
759
City attorney (2.08)
(12.04)
760
Vacating portion of Short Street (Tables)
736
Civil service commission (Repealed by
761
Sewer improvement LID 61
1570)
762
Amends Ord. 737, buildings (Repealed by
737
Repeals Ords. 536, 717, building code (Re-
927, 1677)
pealed by 1677)
763
Amends § 2, 10(a) of Ord. 502, amusement
738
Sale of LID 60 bonds (Special)
licenses (Repealed by 854)
739
Board of park commissioners (2.24)
764
Annexation (Special)
740
Repeals Ords. 10, 17 dangerous weapons
765
Approving assessments LID 61 (Special)
(Repealed by 1125)
766
Special election on tax levy (Special)
(Revised 11/97) B-10
Port Orchard Municipal Code Ordinance Table
767
Construction, maintenance of streets (Spe-
795
Additions and betterments to water system
cial)
and provides for issuance of bonds (Spe-
768
Special election on tax levy (Special)
cial)
769
Adopts 1967 budget (Special -Expired)
796
Designates snow route (10.66)
770
Amends § 26 of Ord. 698, delinquent sew-
797
Establishes city library (2.26)
age charges (Repealed by 1456)
798
Franchise to Puget Sound Power & Light
771
Authorizes city clerk to combine city ser-
Company, repeals Ord. 492 (Expires 1993)
vice charges (Not codified)
(Repealed by 1357)
772
Adopts codification of ordinances (1.04)
799
Additions, betterments to water system
773
Amends Div. 1, § 2 of Ord. 17, petit larceny
(Special)
(Repealed by 1125)
800
Amends §§ 1, 3, 4, adds §§ 15.12.015,
774
Repeals Ords. 314,336 § 1, 342 § 1 and 356
15.12.090, 15.12.100 (15.12)
§ 1 (Repealer)
801
Amends § IV of Ord. 667 and §§ 26, 31 of
775
Amends § 107 of Ord. 694, schedule IV-
Ord. 698, sewer regulations (Repealed by
secondary arterial (Repealed by 1152)
1456)
776
Prohibits parking in specified places (Re-
802
Amends § 2 of Ord. 693, dog license fee
pealed by 1152)
(Repealed by 1607)
777
Establishes salary schedule, repeals Ord.
803
Additions, betterments to water system,
745 (Repealed by 793)
bonds (Special)
778
Time limit for parking on streets (Repealed
804
Sewer improvements LID 62 (Special)
by 1152)
805
Amends § 107 of Ord. 694, arterial streets
779
Vacates portion of unnamed street (Tables)
(Repealed by 1152)
780
Vacates portion of unnamed street (Tables)
806
Additions, betterments to water system
781
Amends §§ 16 and 17 of Ord. 507, travel-
(Repealed by 823)
ing rates; repeals §§ 16(part), 15A, 15B,
807
Water mains, fire hydrants LID 63 (Re-
15C, 15D, 15E, 15F of Ord. 507 (5.56)
pealed by 813)
782
Creates traffic violations bureau (10.80)
808
Prohibits sale, use of solvents containing
783
Amends Ord. 694, traffic (Repealed by
toxic fumes (Repealed by 1565)
1152)
809
Adopts salary schedule, amends § 1 of Ord.
784
Provides penalty for working without li-
793 (Special)
cense when required (Repealed by 1665)
810
Authorizes calling special election (Spe-
785
Amends Div. 1, § 1 of Ord. 17, disorderly
cial)
conduct (Repealed by 1125)
811
Adopts 1969 budget (Special)
786
Amends Div. 1, § 6 of Ord. 17, disturbing
812
Amends Ord. 804, sewer improvement
the peace (Repealed by 1125)
(Special)
787
Amends Art. III, § 1 of Ord. 711, plumbing
813
Repeals Ord. 807, water mains, fire hy-
permit fees (Repealed by 1052)
drants (Special)
788
Amends § 1 of Ord. 737 and § 2 of Ord.
814
Establishes salary schedule, repeals Ord.
762, uniform building code (Repealed by
793 (Repealed by 843)
1677)
815
Authorizes calling special election (Spe-
789
Empowers peace officers to close designat-
cial)
ed areas during calamities (9.40)
816
Amends §§ 1, 3, adds § 4 to Ord. 667, water
790
Authorizes calling special election (Spe-
rates (Repealed by 1456)
cial)
817
Amends §§ 19, 22, 24, 25, 26 of Ord. 698,
791
Authorizes calling special election (Spe-
sewer rates (Repealed by 1456)
cial)
818
Repeals § 4 of Ord. 737, Uniform Building
792
Adopts 1968 budget (Special)
Code (Repealed by 1677)
793
Adopts salary schedule, repeals Ord. 777
819
Amends § 99 of Ord. 694, adds §
(Repealed by 813)
10.40.070, traffic (Repealed by 1152)
794
Amends § 1 (6) of Ord. 785, disorderly
820
Approves assessments, LID 63 (Special)
conduct (Repealed by 1125)
B-11 (Revised 11/97)
Ordinance Table
821 Cable television franchise, repeals Ord.
747 (5.72)
822 Volunteer firemen compensation (2.12)
823 Additions, betterments to water system,
bonds, repeals Ord. 803 (Special)
824 Food service establishment (Repealed by
1193)
825 Additions, betterments to waterworks sys-
tem, bonds (Special)
826 Repeals § 4 of Ord. 813, LID 63 (Special)
827 Repeals Ord. 752, Standard Oil franchise
(Repealer)
828 Amends § 1 of Ord. 720, mobile home, ve-
hicle (Repealed by 1615)
829 Establishes LID 64, sewer lines (Special)
830 Annexation (Special)
831 Amends § 6 of Ord. 698, adds § 6.1 of Ord.
698, sewer connection (Repealed by 1456)
832 Establishes sewer construction fund (Spe-
cial)
833 Acquisition of property (Special)
834 Approves assessments, LID 64 (Special)
835 Special election (Special)
836 Amends § 2 of Ord. 796, snow route
(10.66)
837 Amends Ord. 830, annexation (Special)
838 Defines principal (1.04)
839 Adds Chapter 5.76, garbage collection
franchise (5.76)
840 Amends § 107 of Ord. 694, arterial streets
(Repealed by 1152)
841 Amends Ords. 823 and 825, water and sew-
er revenue bonds (Special)
842 Tax levy for 1970 (Special)
843 Salary schedules for 1970, repeals Ord. 814
(Repealed by 870)
844 Advance travel expense revolving fund
(3.08)
845 False fire alarm (Repealed by 1125)
846 Vacating portion of Kitsap Street (Tables)
847 Amends Ord. 647, garbage collection, rates
and use of sanitary land fill (6.04)
848 Expenditure of funds (Special)
849 Disposal of waste by fire (6.04)
850 Vacating portion of Orchard Street (Ta-
bles)
851 Sales or use tax (5.80)
852 Expenditure of funds (Special)
853 Transfer of funds (Special)
854 Repeals Ords. 480, 502, 571, 603 and 763,
licensing of card tables, amusement ma-
chines and devices and trade stimulants
(Repealer)
855 Water and sewer business and occupation
tax (5.84)
856 Establishes LID 65 (Special)
857 Lists and defines positions within police
department (2.16)
858 Amends building code, marquee installa-
tion under LID (Repealed by 927)
859 Assessment for LID 64 (Special)
860 Amends Ord. 842, expenditure of funds
(Special)
861 Street vacation, effective when (12.08)
862 Amends § 17.04.050, mobile home defined
(Repealed by 1615)
863 Vacating portion of Old Hemlock Street
(Tables)
864 LID 64 bonds (Special)
865 Ad valorem tax (Special)
866 Transfer of funds (Special)
867 Amends § 6.04.060, garbage can weight
(6.04)
868 Appropriation of funds (Special)
869 Budget for 1971 (Special)
870 Salary schedule for 1971, repeals 843 (Re-
pealed by 890)
871 Filing fee for classification of land (5.88)
872 Appropriation of funds (Special)
873 Amends §§ 2.28.010, 2.28.030, 2.28.040,
2.28.050, 2.28.060, 2.28.090 and 2.28.100,
vacations and sick leave (Repealed by
1467)
874 Warrant issuance (Special)
875 LID 65 assessment (Special)
876 Amends § 15.04.010, building code (Re-
pealed by 1677)
877 Amends § 5.72.010, cable TV (5.72)
878 Amends § 5.60.040, fireworks (5.60)
879 Emergency appropriation (Special)
880 Repeals § 17.40.050, 17.40.060 and
17.40.070, refuse (Repealer)
881 Amends § 5.56.230, taxi rates (5.56)
882 Amends § 10.20.060, speed limits (Re-
pealed by 1152)
883 Adds Chapter 5.92, amusement games
(5.92)
884 Ad valorem tax (Special)
885 Amends § 10.20.060, speed limit (Re-
pealed by 1152)
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886
Amends § 12.08.010, street vacation
911
Amends § 29 of Ord. 698, sewer regula-
(12.08)
tions (Repealed by 1456)
887
Vacating portion of Sweany Street (Tables)
912
Amends § 2 of Ord. 647, garbage collection
888
Adds § 3.04.050, emergency employment
and disposal (6.04)
act fund (Repealed by 1625)
913
Street vacation
889
Budget for 1972 (Special)
914
Amends § 2.28.060, sick leave for city per-
890
Salary schedule for 1972, repeals Ord. 870
sonnel (Repealed by 1467)
(Repealed by 903)
915
Amends Ord. 901, 1973 budget (Special)
891
Amends § 6.04.240, garbage collection
916
Amends § 15.04.040, building exit require -
schedule (6.04)
ments (Repealed by 1677)
892
Amends § 9.04.030, disorderly conduct
917
Amends § 15.12.010, fire code (Repealed
(Repealed by 1125)
by 1678)
892A
Appropriations (Special)
918
Amends § 10.68.080, parking meters (Re-
893
Amends § 15.04.010; adds § 15.04.040; re-
pealed by 1047)
peals § 15.04.030, building code (Repealed
919
Appointment of city treasurer, clerk and at -
by 1677)
torney (2.08)
894
Amends §§ 15.12.010, 15.12.020,
920
Annexation (Special)
15.12.030, 15.12.060 — 15.12.100 Uniform
921
Amends §§ 2.12.010 and 2.12.030, fire de -
Fire Code (Repealed by 1638, 1678)
partment; repeals § 2.12.050 (2.12)
895
Adopts comprehensive plan (1.12)
922
Street vacation (Special)
896
Amends § 9.04.030, disorderly conduct
923
Ad valorem tax levy for 1974 (Special)
(Repealed by 1125)
924
Annexation (Special)
897
LID 65 bonds (Special)
925
Budget for 1974 (Special)
898
Amends Ord. 897, LID 65 bonds (Special)
926
Business and occupation tax for garbage
899
Ad valorem tax (Special)
utility (5.78)
899
(8/28/72) Zoning (Repealed by 1469)
927
Amends § 15.04.010, building code; re-
900
Amends §§ 15.12.010, 15.12.020,
peals §§ 15.04.020 and 15.04.025 (Re-
15.12.030, 15.12.060—15.12.100, Uniform
pealed by 1677)
Fire Code (Repealed by 1678)
928
Amends §§ 15.12.010, 15.12.040 and
901
Budget for 1973 (Special)
15.04.050, fire code; repeals § 15.12.015
902
Emergency warrants to arterial street fund
(Repealed by 1678)
(Special)
929
Authorizes entry into intermunicipality sol-
903
Salary schedule for city employees for
id waste agreement (Not codified)
1973; repeals Ord. 890 (Special)
930
Annexation (Special)
904
Federal shared revenue fund (Repealed by
931
Amends § 108 of Ord. 694, parking (Re-
1625)
pealed by 1152)
905
Revenue appropriation (Special)
932
Motor vehicle intoxication fund (Repealed
906
Amends § 4 of Ord. 737, fire zones (Re-
by 1219)
pealed by 1677)
933
Street vacations (Tables)
907
Amends §§ 7.04.030, 7.04.050, 7.04.080,
934
Bond issue (Special)
7.04.090, 7.04.110, 7.04.130, 7.08.010,
935
Street vacation (Tables)
7.08.020, 7.08.030, 7.08.050, 7.08.060,
936
Street vacation (Tables)
7.08.070, 7.12.010, 7.12.020, 7.12.030 and
937
1975 tax levy (Special)
7.12.060, adds §§ 7.04.115, 7.04.125,
938
Number not used
7.04.150, 7.08.100, 7.08.120, 7.12.090,
939
Amends Ord. 937, tax levy (Special)
7.12.100, 7.12.110, 7.12.120 and 7.12.130,
940
Street vacation (Tables)
animals (Repealed by 1607)
941
Street vacation (Tables)
908
Street vacation (Special)
942
Budget for 1975 (Special)
909
Bond issue (Special)
943
Adds § 112 to Ord. 694, traffic (Repealed
910
Foreclosure on delinquent payments of lo-
by 1152)
cal improvement districts (Special)
944
Amends 1974 budget (Special)
B-13
(Revised 11/97)
Ordinance Table
945 Contingency fund created, fund transfers
(Not codified)
946 Amends § 13.04.010, water rates (Repealed
by 1456)
947 Amends §§ 13.08.190 and 13.08.250, sew-
er rates and connections (Repealed by
1456)
948 General obligation bond fund (Repealed by
1673)
949 Registration of buildings in business zones
or Class 2 fire zones (Repealed by 1665)
950 Amends fire zones (Repealed by 1677)
951 Short plats and subdivisions (Repealed by
1619)
952 Affirmative action plan (2.40)
953 Special election (Special)
954 Cumulative reserve fund for street capital
improvements (Repealed by 1625)
955 Bond issue (Special)
956 Tax levy (Special)
957 Alley vacation (Tables)
958 Annexation (Special)
959 Amends §§ 7.04.020 and 7.08.060, animals
(Repealed by 1619)
960 Amends § 1 of Ord. 949, building use reg-
istration (Repealed by 1665)
961 Amends § 5.08.030, telephone business tax
(Repealed by 1180)
962 Amends §§ 5.04.050 and 5.04.060, electric
light business tax (5.04)
963 Tax levy (Special)
964 Budget for 1975 (Special)
965 Salary schedule (Special)
966 Amends § 2.28.040, holidays (Repealed by
1467)
967 Amends Ord. 961, 1976 budget (Special)
968 Alley vacation (Tables)
969 Bonds (Repealed by 1673)
970 Street vacation (Tables)
971 Street vacation (Tables)
972 Alley vacation (Tables)
973 Leasehold excise tax (3.16)
974 Amends § 2.12.010, fire chief (2.12)
975 Amends § 3 of Ord. 694, parking (Repealed
by 1152)
976 Water pipeline property easement (Special)
977 Annexation (Special)
978 Amends § 1 of Ord. 773, petit larceny (Re-
pealed by 1125)
979 Amends § 5 of Ord. 490, parking (Repealed
by 1047)
980 Amends § 1 of Ord. 918, parking (Repealed
by 1047)
981 Amends § 3 of Ord. 873, § 1 of Ord. 798, §
1 of Ord. 715, holidays (Repealed by 1467)
982 Tree removal (6.12)
983 State environmental regulations (Repealed
by 1288)
984 Street numbering (15.24)
985 Levy (Special)
986 Adds MF-20 district to comprehensive
zoning plan (Repealed by 1469)
987 Adds GB district to comprehensive zoning
plan (Repealed by 1469)
988 Adds OS district to comprehensive zoning
plan (Repealed by 1469)
990 Amends 1976 budget (Special)
991 Creates public works employment act of
1976 fund (Repealed by 1625)
992 Tax levy (Special)
993 Salaries (Special)
994 Budget for 1977 (Special)
995 Salaries (Special)
996 Annexation (Special)
997 Amends § 15.04.010, Uniform Building
Code (Repealed by 1677)
998 Amends § 15.12.010, Uniform Fire Code
(Repealed by 1557, 1678)
999 Fire hydrant installation (Repealed by
1141)
1000 (Rescinded)
1001 Amends Ord. 694 § 111, parking (Repealed
by 1152)
1002 Street vacation (Special)
1003 Street vacation (Special)
1004 Amends § 13.04.010, water rates (Repealed
by 1456)
1005 Amends Ord. 694 § 111, parking (Repealed
by 1152)
1006 Amends Ord. 899 Ch. 3, zoning (Repealed
by 1469)
1007 Amends §§ 17.04.040 and 17.04.050, mo-
bile home (Repealed by 1615)
1008 Adds to Ord. 899, zoning (Repealed by
1469)
1009 Creates fire truck special levy fund and am-
bulance special levy fund (Repealed by
1625)
1010 Rewards for information about municipal
property offenses (9.48)
1011 Adds § 7.04.105, keeping of certain ani-
mals (Repealed by 1607)
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1012
Amends § 10.68.090, parking citations
1046
Amends § 1 of Ord. 997, Uniform Building
(Repealed by 1047)
Code (Repealed by 1677)
1013
Special election (Special)
1047
Parking meters; repeals Ords. 490 §§ 1, 4,
1014
City clerk designated as auditing clerk (Re-
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, 520 § 1,
pealed by 1489)
694 §§ 85 and 112, 918 § 1, 979 § 1 and 980
1015
Establishes mileage allowance for city em-
§ 1 (Repealed by 1391)
ployees (Repealed by 1664)
1048
Salary schedule (Not codified)
1016
Special election (Special)
1049
Amends Ord. 899, zoning (Repealed by
1017
1978 property tax levy (Special)
1469)
1018
Amends § 13.04.010, water rates (Repealed
1050
Rezone (Special)
by 1456)
1051
Parking and loading requirements (Not
1019
Amends § 13.08.250, future sewer connec-
codified)
tions (Repealed by 1456)
1052
Repeals and replaces Ch. 15.08, Uniform
1020
Amends Ord. 1006, zoning (Repealed by
Plumbing Code (Repealed by 1343)
1469)
1053
Rezone (Special)
1021
Creates water main construction fund (Re-
1054
Amends § § 3, 6, 7 and 8 of Ord. 1047, park -
pealed by 1625)
ing meters; repeals § 10.16.060, 10.16.070
1022
Waterworks improvements (Special)
and 10.48.010 through 10.48.250 and Ords.
1023
Creates water storage construction fund
694 §§ 17, 18 and 49 through 62, and 1040
(Repealed by 1625)
(Repealed by 1391 and 1415)
1024
Funds appropriation and expenditure (Spe-
1055
Amends §§ 7.12.020 and 7.12.030, dog li-
cial)
censes (Repealed by 1375)
1025
Funds appropriation and transfer (Special)
1056
Amends § 2.08.010, appointment of certain
1026
Funds appropriation (Special)
city officers (2.08)
1027
Funds appropriation and transfer (Special)
1057
Salaries for supervisors (Not codified)
1028
1978 budget; additional property tax levy
1058
Adds § 111 to Ord. 694, parking (Repealed
(Special)
by 1152)
1029
Hourly wage increase for nonunion em-
1059
Amends § 7.12.100, dogs and cats (Re-
ployees (Not codified)
pealed by 1607)
1030
Appropriation (Special)
1060
Rezone (Special)
1031
(Number not used)
1061
Special election (Special)
1032
Amends Ch. 10 of Ord. 899, zoning (Re-
1062
Amends § 7.08.080, animal redemption
pealed by 1469)
(Repealed by 1607)
1033
Rezone (Special)
1063
Amends § 10.64.110, parking (Repealed by
1034
Rezone (Special)
1152)
1035
Rezone (Special)
1064
Amends § 10.64.110, parking (Repealed by
1036
Rezone (Special)
1152)
1037
Rezone (Special)
1065
Amends § 13.08.270, utility connection
1038
Rezone (Special)
charges (Repealed by 1456)
1039
Rezone (Special)
1066
Amends § 10.28.040, one-way streets (Re-
1040
Amends § 10.68,090, parking meter cita-
pealed by 1152)
tion (Repealed by 1054)
1067
Annexation (Special)
1040A Appropriation (Special)
1068
Amends § 5 of Ord. 737, building height
1041
Appropriation (Special)
(Repealed by 1677)
1042
Authorizes expenditure (Special)
1069
Amends § 10.64.110, parking (Repealed by
1043
Amends § 13.04.010, water rates (Repealed
1152)
by 1456)
1070
Amends § 13.04.030, water charges; re-
1044
Amends § 13.08.250, sewer connections
peals § 13.04.040 (Repealed by 1456)
(Repealed by 1456)
1071
Appropriation (Special)
1045
Rezone (Special)
1072
Tax levy (Special)
B-15 (Revised 11/97)
Ordinance Table
1073 Amends § 13.08.260, sewage system
charges (Repealed by 1456)
1074 Amends § 13.04.010, water rates (Repealed
by 1456)
1075 Amends §§ 13.08.190, 13.08.220 and
13.08.250 sewer rates (Repealed by 1456)
1076 Amends § 15.04.040, building code (Re-
pealed by 1677)
1077 Budget for 1979 (Special)
1078 Amends § 10.76.110, traffic (Repealed by
1152)
1079 Budget (Special)
1080 Appropriation (Special)
1081 (Not passed)
1082 Annexation (Special)
1083 Rezone (Special)
1084 Establishes weight limits for certain vehi-
cles (10.62)
1085 Amends § 2.12.030, firemen compensation
(2.12)
1086 Gambling regulations; repeals Chs. 5.28,
5.32 and 5.93 (5.28)
1087 Amends Ord. 1051 §§ 5, 7, 12, 14 and 23,
parking and loading (Repealed by 1510)
1088 Amends Ord. 983 §§ 17 and 19, fees; and
adds new fee schedule (Repealed by 1288)
1089 Creates police reserves fund (3.32)
1090 Reclassification of certain property (Spe-
cial)
1091 Reclassification of certain property (Spe-
cial)
1092 City employee salary schedules (Not codi-
fied)
1093 Rezone (Special)
1094 Amends § 10.64.080, prohibited parking
(Repealed by 1152)
1095 Annexation (Special)
1096 Adds Ch. 5.32, circuses and carnivals
(5.32)
1097 Appropriation (Special)
1098 Adds Ch. 15.32, surface water drainage
(15.32)
1099 Rezone (Special)
1100 Rezone (Special)
1101 Adopts 1979 budget for federal shared rev-
enue fund (Special)
1102 Rezone (Special)
1103 Amends Ord. 993, compensation for coun-
cilmen (Special)
1104 Amends § 2.28.050, vacation leave (Re-
pealed by 1469)
1105 Amends § 13.04.010, water rates (Repealed
by 1456)
1106 Amends §§ 13.08.190, 13.08.220 and
13.08.250, sewers (Repealed by 1456)
1107 Amends Ord. 899 and 1008, zoning (Re-
pealed by 1469)
1108 Amends §§ 15.12.010, 15.12.030,
15.12.040, deletes § 15.12.090, fire code
(Repealed by 1678)
1109 Adopts state statutes pertaining to driving
while under the influence of alcohol; re-
peals § 2 of Ord. 819 (Repealed by 1152)
1110 Obstructing officer and resisting arrest (Re-
pealed by 1125)
1111 Amends Ch. 15.12, fire prevention (15.12)
1112 Fixes ad valorem taxes for 1980 (Special)
1113 Creates cumulative reserve fund for water -
sewer capital outlay, debt service and
maintenance and operation (3.36)
1114 Amends § 15.04.010, Uniform Building
Code (Repealed by 1677)
1115 Amends Ords. 899, 1008 and 1117, zoning
(Repealed by 1469)
1116 Adds §§ 9.12.030 and 9.12.040, sale of
malt beverages (Not codified)
1117 Annexation (Special)
1118 Amends § 10.64.110 parking (Repealed by
1152)
1119 Creates joint sewer treatment facilities fund
(Repealed by 1625)
1120 Budget for 1980 (Special)
1121 Establishes municipal court (Repealed by
1184)
1122 Adopts 1980 budgetary distribution for the
expenditure of federal shared revenue
funds (Special)
1123 Appropriation (Special)
1124 Salary schedule for mayor (Special)
1124A Employee salary schedule (Special)
1125 Repeals Chs. 9.04, 9.08, 9.12, 9.20, 9.24,
9.28, 9.32, 9.36, 9.44 and adds new materi-
al to Title 9 (Repealed by 1565)
1125A Amends § 10.64.140, parking (Repealed by
1152)
1126 Rezone (Special)
1127 Cumulative reserve fund for municipal fa-
cilities (3.44)
1128 Amends Ord. 1125 § 2, criminal code (Re-
pealed by 1565)
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1129
1130
1131
1132
1133
1134
1135
1136
1137
1138
1139
1140
1141
1142
1143
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1145
1146
1147
1148
1149
1150
1151
1152
1153
1154
1155
1156
1157
1158
1159
Amends §§ 2.20.010, 2.24.020 and
2.26.020, commission or board residency
requirements (2.20, 2.24, 2.26)
Amends § 12.08.010, street vacations
(12.08)
Amends § 10.64.110, parking (Repealed by
1152)
Amends Ord. 1067, annexation (Special)
Amends § 7.04.105, animals (Repealed by
1607)
Appropriation (Special)
Mileage allowance for city employees (Re-
pealed by 1664)
Appropriation (Special)
Amends 1980 federal shared revenue fund
budget (Special)
Special election for tax levy (Special)
Adds § 10.64.160, parking (Not codified)
Appropriation (Special)
Adds Ch. 15.28, fire hydrants; repeals Ord.
999 §§ 1 through 13 (15.28)
1981 ad valorem taxes (Special)
Adds § 10.64.170, parking (Repealed by
1391)
Amends § 10.64.130, parking (Repealed by
1152)
Rezone (Repealed by 1151)
Rezone (Special)
Rezone (Special)
Rezone (Special)
Rezone (Special)
Repeals §§ 9.16.010, 9.16.020, 9.16.030
and 9.16.040 (Repealer)
Rezone; repeals Ord. 1145 (Special)
Adopts Model Traffic Ordinance; repeals
Ords. 637, 694, 707, 775, 776 § 1, 778, 783,
805, 819 § 1, 840, 882, 885 § 1, 931, 943,
975, 1001, 1005, 1058, 1063, 1064, 1066,
1069, 1078, 1094, 1109, 1118, 1125 and
1131 (10.08)
Budget and tax levy for 1981 (Special)
Appropriation (Special)
Emergency medical services six -year spe-
cial levy fund (3.48)
Amends Ord. 1143, parking time limit on
DeKalb Street (Repealed by 1391)
Amends § 10 of Ord. 1152, increase in
speed limit (10.08)
Requires commercial enterprises to con-
struct frontage roads (Repealed by 1422)
Rezone (Special)
1160 Amends § 7.08.060, redemption of dogs
(Repealed by 1607)
1161 Creates Chapter 9.53, incarceration and de-
tention (9.53)
1162 Rezone (Special)
1163 Amends comprehensive zoning plan (Re-
pealed by 1469)
1164 Amends § 8 of Ord. 1047 and § 5 of Ord.
1054, parking meters (Repealed by 1391)
1165 Councilmen's salaries (Special)
1166 Amends § 10.12.020, prohibited parking
(Repealed by 1391)
1167 Amends § 10.08.010, decreased speed lim-
its (10.08)
1168 Rezone (Special)
1169 Rezone (Special)
1170 Amends Ord. 1084, weight limits on cer-
tain streets (10.62)
1171 Privately owned alarm systems (9.22)
1172 Amends § 10.08.020, increased speed lim-
its (10.08)
1173 Employee salary schedule (Special)
1174 Rezone (Special)
1175 Appropriations (Special)
1175A Rezone (Special)
1176 Amends § 2.28.040, holidays (Repealed by
1467)
1177 1982 ad valorem taxes (Special)
1178 (Number not used)
1179 Amends § 10.68.040, parking space mark-
ings (Repealed by 1391)
1180 Telephone utility business and occupation
tax; repeals Ords. 703 and 961 (5.08)
1181 (Not codified)
1182 Annexation (Special)
1183 Budget for 1982 (Special)
1184 Establishes municipal court; repeals Ord.
1121 (2.52)
1185 Budget amendment (Special)
1186 Transient occupancy excise tax (3.18)
1187 Appropriation (Special)
1188 Rezone (Special)
1189 Adds § 2 to Ord. 1105, water rates (Re-
pealed by 1456)
1190 Amends § 13.08.300, sewers (Repealed by
1456)
1191 1982 employee salary schedule (Special)
1192 Street vacation (Special)
1193 Repeals Ch. 6.08 (Repealer)
1194 Amends Ord. 899, zoning (Repealed by
1469)
B-17 (Revised 11/97)
Ordinance Table
1195 Rezone (Special)
1196 Amends §§ 5.04.050 and 5.04.060, electric
light business and occupation tax (5.04)
1197 Amends § 5.08.030, telephone business
and occupation tax (5.08)
1198 Amends § 13.04.010, water rates (Repealed
by 1456)
1199 Adds §§ 5.80.060 and 5.80.070; amends §§
5.80.020 and 5.80.030; sales or use tax
(5.80)
1200 Amends § 9.16.050, unlawful issuance of
bank check (Repealed by 1565)
1201 Rezone (Special)
1202 Amends §§ 6.04.100, 6.04.110, 6.04.120
and 6.04.125, garbage (6.04)
1203 Amends § 9.36.130, weapons (Repealed by
1565)
1204 Rezone (Special)
1205 Number not used
1206 Adds § 9.32.070 and amends § 9.32.050,
minors and intoxicating liquor (Repealed
by 1565)
1207 Adds Ch. 11.04, vehicle operation (11.04)
1208 Real estate excise tax (Repealed by 1515)
1209 Amends § 9.16.010, assault (Repealed by
1565)
1210 Renumbers § 9.16.050 to 9.28.090, unlaw-
ful issuance of bank check (Repealed by
1565)
1211 Alley vacation (Special)
1212 Hazardous materials emergency assistance
agreements (2.14)
1213 1983 ad valorem taxes (Special)
1214 Amends comprehensive zoning plan (Re-
pealed by 1469)
1215 Alley vacation (Special)
1216 Amends § 15.04.010 and amends Uniform
Building Code (Repealed by 1677)
1217 Amends § 15.08.020, plumbing code (Re-
pealed by 1343, 1679)
1218 Amends § 15.12.010, fire code (Repealed
by 1557, 1678)
1219 Treasurer's trust and agency fund; repeals
Ch. 3.12 (3.12)
1220 (Pending)
1221 Budget for 1983 (Special)
1222 1983 salary schedule (Special)
1223 Amends § 2.08.010, appointive officers
(2.08)
1224 Amends 1982 budget (Special)
1225 Special initiative procedure; repeals §
5.80.060, sales or use tax (5.81)
1226 Amends §§ 5.56.230 and 5.56.240, taxi-
cabs (5.56)
1227 Amends Ord. 1181, housing authority (Not
codified)
1228 Amends § 5.56.230, taxicabs (5.56)
1229 Amends § 10.08.020, speed limits (10.08)
1230 Amends § 10.08.020, speed limits (10.08)
1231 Additions to waterworks utility; establishes
utility LID No. 1 (Special)
1232 Amends § 2.04.220, council meetings
(2.04)
1233 Amends § 5.60.040, safe and sane fire-
works (5.60)
1234 Rezone (Special)
1235 Amends § 5.56.020, taxicabs (5.56)
1236 Annexation (Special)
1239 Alley vacation (Special)
1240 Additional section of RCW adopted by ref-
erence (Repealed by 1565)
1241 Unlawful operation of motor vehicle by ha-
bitual offender (Repealed by 1565)
1242 Amends §§ 9.02.040 and 9.04.070, public
peace, morals and safety (Repealed by
1565)
1243 Rezone (Special)
1244 Ad valorem taxes (Special)
1245 Additional section of RCW adopted by ref-
erence (Repealed by 1565)
1246 Driving alone on instruction permit (Re-
pealed by 1565)
1247 Amends §§ 9.12.010 and 9.36.120, public
peace, morals and safety, and § § 10.20.010
and 10.20.030, vehicles and traffic (Re-
pealed by 1523)
1248 (Not passed)
1249 Assessment roll for LID No. 1 (Special)
1250 Amends §§ 13.08.190 and 13.08.220, sew-
ers (Repealed by 1456)
1251 Amends 1983 budget (Special)
1252 (Not passed)
1253 Budget for 1984 (Special)
1254 Community events fund (3.56)
1255 Abolishes police reserve fund (Repealer)
1256 Condemnation of parcels of land for con-
struction of bypass (Special)
1257 Amends § 10.08.020, speed limits (10.08)
1258 Amends 1983 budget (Special)
1259 (Not passed)
1260 (Not passed)
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1261
Condemnation of parcels of land for con-
1295
Annexation (Special)
struction of bypass (Special)
1296
(Not passed)
1262
Rezone (Special)
1297
(Not passed)
1263
Amends Ord. 1237, utility LID No. 1 (Re-
1298
(Not passed)
pealed by 1268)
1299
Budget for 1985 (Special)
1264
Waterworks utility bond issuance (Special)
1300
Amends 1984 budget (Special)
1266
Condemnation of parcels of land for con-
1301
(Not used)
struction of bypass (Special)
1302
Amends Ch. 6 of Ord. 899, zoning (Re-
1267
Amends § 2 of Ord. 1264, bond issuance
pealed by 1469)
(Special)
1303
Amends § 10.12.040, parking (Repealed by
1268
Amends Ord. 1237; repeals Ord. 1263, util-
1391)
ity LID No. 1 (Special)
1304
Amends § 2.12.030, volunteer fire depart-
1269
Funds transfer (Special)
ment (2.12)
1270
Salary schedule for employees (Not codi-
1305
Amends § 10.12.020, parking (Repealed by
fied)
1391)
1271
Amends § 3.08.010, advance travel ex-
1306
Rezone (Repealed by 1548)
pense revolving fund (3.08)
1307
Rezone (Special)
1272
Authorizes contract for loan to city (Spe-
1308
Annexation (Repealed by 1332)
cial)
1309
Civil service commission for fire depart-
1273
Creates state land purchase trust fund (Re-
ment (Repealed by 1570)
pealed by 1625)
1310
Rezone (Special)
1274
Condemnation of parcels of land for con-
1311
Amends § 16 of Ord. 1163, zoning (Re-
struction of bypass (Special)
pealed by 1469)
1275
Amends § 15.28.090, fire hydrants (15.28)
1312
Enforcement of zoning ordinance (Re-
1276
Installation and inspection of mobile
pealed by 1469)
homes (15.36)
1313
Keeping of disorderly houses (Repealed by
1277
Master permit for Fathoms of Fun Festival
1507)
(Repealed by 1460)
1314
City employee salary schedule changes
1278
Adds §§ 15.12.130 and 15.12.140; amends
(Special)
§ 15.12.120, fire prevention code (15.12)
1315
Maintenance of sidewalks (12.12)
1279
Rezone (Special)
1316
Amends § 15.08.020, Uniform Plumbing
1280
Rezone (Special)
Code (Repealed by 1343)
1281
Rezone (Special)
1317
Amends § 15.04.010 and amends portions
1282
Rezone (Special)
of Uniform Building Code and Uniform
1283
Authorizes mayor to sign interlocal agree-
Building Security Code (Repealed by
ment (Special)
1450)
1284
Amends 1984 budget (Special)
1318
Amends § 15.12.010, Uniform Fire Code
1285
Annexation (Special)
(Repealed by 1557, 1678)
1286
By-pass debt reserve fund (3.64)
1319
Emergency water use (Repealed by 1456)
1287
Appropriation (Special)
1320
Incarceration charges (9.54)
1288
State Environmental Policy Act; repeals
1321
Ad valorem taxes (Special)
Ords. 983 and 1088 (Repealed by 1568)
1322
Amends § 7.12.100, dogs and cats (Re-
1289
Tax levy (Special)
pealed by 1607)
1290
Appropriation (Special)
1323
Amends § 18(A)(2) Ord. 1163, zoning (Re-
1291
Rezone (Special)
pealed by 1469)
1292
Domestic violence protection; amends §
1324
Amends § D of Ord. 1210, unlawful issu-
9.02.040, public peace, morals and safety
ance of bank check (Repealed by 1565)
(Repealed by 1565)
1325
Fire lanes established (10.60)
1293
(Denied)
1326
Amends Ord. 895, comprehensive plan re-
1294
Amends §§ 13.08.190 and 13.08.220, sew-
zone (Not codified)
ers (Repealed by 1456)
1327
Rezone (Special)
B-19 (Revised 11/97)
Ordinance Table
1328 Water -sewer equipment replacement fund
(3.68)
1329 Budget for 1986 (Special)
1330 Budget amendment (Special)
1331 Rezone (Special)
1332 Repeals Ord. 1308, annexation (Repealer)
1333 Amends § 10.08.020, speed limit (10.08)
1334 Waterworks plan adoption and funding
(Special)
1335 Mobile home parks (Repealed by 1615)
1336 County -city emergency services; repeals
Joint Resolution No. 72-1973 (2.56)
1337 Energy code (Repealed by 1475)
1338 Repeals and replaces § 9.28.060, shoplift-
ing (Repealed by 1565)
1339 Rezone (Special)
1340 Rezone (Special)
1341 Rezone (Special)
1342 Animals (Repealed by 1607)
1343 Uniform Plumbing Code; repeals Ords.
1052 and 1316 (Repealed by 1451)
1344 Transfer of funds (Special)
1345 Rezone (Special)
1346 Transfer of funds (Special)
1347 Water system cross -connections (Repealed
by 1456)
1348 (No action)
1349 (No action)
1350 Tax levy election (Special)
1351 Amends §§ 4, 7 and 11 of Ord. 1163 and
Chs. 3 and 4 of Ord 899, zoning (Repealed
by 1469)
1352 Salary schedule (Special)
1353 Amends § 9.16.010, assault (Repealed by
1565)
1354 Adopts certain RCW sections relating to
regulation and safe operation of boats (Re-
pealed by 1565)
1355 Parking regulations (Repealed by 1378,
1391, and 1415)
1356 Amends § 10.12.040, parking time limited
on certain streets (Repealed by 1650)
1357 Repeals and replaces Ch. 5.64, franchise
grant to Puget Sound Power and Light
Company (5.64)
1358 Amends § 10.12.020, parking regulations
(Repealed by 1391)
1359 Budget amendment (Special)
1360 Amends § 10.12.010, parking regulations
(Repealed by 1391)
1361 Ad valorem taxes (Special)
1362 Subdivisions (Repealed by 1619)
1363 Amends Ord. 875, comprehensive plan
(Not codified)
1364 Special investigative unit fund (3.72)
1365 Special investigative imprest fund (3.76)
1366 Budget amendment (Special)
1367 Amends Chs. 3, 4 and 5 of Ord. 899, Ch. 4
of Ord. 986, § § 4, 5, 9, 10, 14 and 25 of
Ord. 1163, § 3 of Ord. 1124 and § 1 of Ord
1351, zoning (Repealed by 1469)
1368 Budget for 1987 (Special)
1369 Rezone (Special)
1370 Appropriations (Special)
1371 Amends § 13.08.190, sewers (Repealed by
1456)
1372 Assessment (Special)
1373 Safety belt law (Repealed by 1565)
1374 Annexation (Special)
1375 Dog license; repeals §§ 2, 3, 4, 6 and 7 of
Ord. 693, § 1 of Ord. 802 and § § 19, 20, and
21 of Ord. 907 (Repealed by 1607)
1376 Flood damage prevention (Repealed by
1439)
1377 Amends § 10.08.020, speed limits (10.08)
1378 Parking lots; repeals § 10.12.035 (Repealed
by 1384)
1379 Amends § 15.04.010, building code (Re-
pealed by 1450)
1380 Amends § 10.12.020, parking (Repealed by
1415)
1381 Residential parking permit (Repealed by
1427)
1382 Alley vacation (Special)
1383 Kitsap County consolidated housing au-
thority (Not codified)
1384 Parking lots; repeals § 10.12.035 (Repealed
by 1650)
1385 Sewer, water extension reimbursement
(Special)
1386 Dog license; repeals § 2 of Ord. 1375 and §
1 of Ord. 1055 (Repealed by 1607)
1387 Special election for tax levy (Special)
1388 Budget amendment (Special)
1389 Compression brakes prohibited (10.84)
1390 Budget amendment (Special)
1391 Repeals § 1 or Ord. 1360, § 1 of Ord. 1358,
Ord. 1355, § 1 of Ord. 1305, § 1 of Ord.
1303, § 1 of Ord. 1179, § 1 of Ord. 1166, §
1 of Ord. 1164, § 1 of Ord. 1156, § § 11, 12,
13, 15, 16, 17 and 18 of Ord. 1152, § 1 of
(Revised 11/97) B-20
Port Orchard Municipal Code
Ordinance Table
Ord. 1143, §§ 3, 4, and 5 of Ord. 1054 and
§§ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8.1, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
and 14 of Ord. 1047, parking (Repealer)
1392 Wastewater treatment in lieu fees (Not cod-
ified)
1393 Zoning (Repealed by 1469)
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Ordinance Table
1643 Amends Ord. 1626, salary schedule (Spe-
cial)
1644 Amends 1995 budget (Special)
1645 Enrollment of police reserve officers (2.18)
1646 Concurrency management system
1647 Dedicates Lloyd Parkway as a public right-
of-way (Special)
1648 Amends Ord. 1469, rezone (Special)
1649 Amends Chs. 5.5 B(4) and 5.6 B(5) of Ord.
1469, zoning (Not codified)
1650 Parking, stopping or standing; repeals § 14
of Ord. 1152, § 2 of Ord. 1384, and Ords.
1356 and 1522 (10.12)
1651 Amends § 9.18.020 and adds § 9.16.080,
crimes against the person (9.16, 9.18)
1652 Approves preliminary plat (Special)
1653 Amends Ord. 1469, rezone (Special)
1654 Amends Ord. 1594, project site plan (Spe-
cial)
1655 Amends § 17.36.010, parking of mobile
homes and recreational vehicles (17.36)
1656 Pedestrian interference (9.24)
1657 Repeals Ord. 729 (Repealer)
1658 Street vacation (Tables)
1659 Annexation (Special)
1660 Bremerton-Kitsap county health district
(2.70)
1661 Tax levy for 1997 (Special)
1662 Amends Ord. 1469, rezone (Special)
1663 Water and sewer rates; repeals Ord. 1610
(Repealed by 1683)
1664 Mileage allowance; repeals Ords. 1015,
1135, and 1535 (2.48)
1665 Amends Ch. 5.12, general business licens-
ing; repeals Ords. 784, 949, 960 (5.12)
1666 Nuisances; repeals Ord. 1630 (9.30)
1667 Amends § 4 of Ord. 1469 and Ch. 6; repeals
Ord. 1492, zoning (Not codified)
1668 Budget for 1997 (Special)
1669 Base salary schedules (Special)
1670 Amends Ord. 1469, rezone (Special)
1671 Authorizes joint use parking lot (Special)
1672 Amends 1996 budget (Special)
1673 Repeals Ords. 948 and 969 (Repealer)
1674 Approves preliminary plat (Special)
1675 Amends § 9.18.090, interfering with re-
porting of domestic violence (9.18)
1676 Amends Ord. 1674, preliminary plat (Spe-
cial)
1677 Repeals Ords. 737, 750, 762, 788, 818, 876,
893, 906, 916, 927, 950, 997, 1046, 1068,
1076, 1114 and 1216 (Repealer)
1678 Repeals Ords. 655, 894, 900, 917, 928, 998,
1108, 1218 and 1318 (Repealer)
1679 Repeals Ord. 1217 (Repealer)
1680 Repeals § § 4, 5 and 6 or Ord. 1152 (Repeal-
er)
1681 Amends comprehensive plan (Special)
1682 Adds § 11.04.080, skateboards (11.04)
1683 Water and sewers; repeals Ord. 1663
(13.04)
1684 Amends comprehensive plan (Special)
1685 Amends Ord. 1469, rezone (Special)
1686 Street vacation (Pending)
1687 Amends Ord. 1469, rezone (Special)
1688 Amends Ord. 1469, rezone (Special)
1689 Amends Ord. 1469, rezone (Special)
1690 1998 tax levy (Special)
B-25 (Revised 11/97)
Port Orchard Municipal Code
Animals
!W-11E
Abandoned vehicles See under Parking
Admissions tax
Accounting for admission 5.22.060
Collection, payment 5.22.070
Definitions
admissions charge 5.22.030
city 5.22.030
nonprofit organization 5.22.030
person 5.22.030
place 5.22.030
treasurer 5.22.030
Exemptions 5.22.050
Imposed 5.22.040
Jurisdiction 5.22.020
Late payment, penalty 5.22.080
Levied 5.22.010
Liability 5.22.100
Recordkeeping 5.22.110
Registration 5.22.090
Rules, regulations 5.22.120
Violation, penalty 5.22.130
Advance travel expense revolving fund
Created 3.08.010
Travel expense voucher 3.08.020
Use restrictions 3.08.030
Advertising See Billboards, handbills; Signs
Affirmative action program
Adopted, purpose 2.40.010
Complaint procedure
designated 2.40.140
generally 2.40.130
Departmental equal opportunity officers 2.40.040
Education, training 2.40.080
Employee recruitment 2.40.050
Examinations, tests 2.40.070
Exit interviews 2.40.100
Job qualifications 2.40.060
Officer designated, duties 2.40.030
Policy
generally 2.40.020
statement 2.40.120
Reports, records 2.40.110
Supervisor evaluation 2.40.090
Alarm systems
False alarms
charges 9.22.030
unlawful 9.22.020
Telephone number of person authorized to reset, turn
off 9.22.010
Violation, penalty 9.22.040
Alcohol regulations See Criminal code
Amusement games
See also Public amusements, shows
Compliance with state law 5.92.010
Registration, filing 5.92.020
Animals
Chasing vehicles 7.04.040
Control appeal board
created 2.68.010
members
eligibility 2.68.010
terms 2.68.020
powers, duties 2.68.030
Cruelty to 7.04.100
Dangerous
declaration, violations 7.04.140
registration 7.04.150
Definitions
abandonment 7.04.010
adequate shelter 7.04.010
animal 7.04.010
at large 7.04.010
cat 7.04.010
court 7.04.010
dangerous 7.04.010
dog 7.04.010
domestic livestock 7.04.010
inhumane treatment 7.04.010
neglect 7.04.010
owner 7.04.010
potentially dangerous 7.04.010
provocation 7.04.010
secure enclosure 7.04.010
stray 7.04.010
under control 7.04.010
Disposal of feces, waste 7.04.110
Female dog, cat in heat 7.04.070
Horses on sidewalks 7.04.120
Howling, barking 7.04.050
Impounding
authority
appointed 7.08.010
designated as special police 7.08.030
duties 7.08.020
disposal of domestic turned wild 7.08.100
interference with 7.08.040
notice 7.08.050
redemption
domestic 7.08.060
livestock 7.08.080
sale of unclaimed 7.08.090
Injured, diseased 7.04.090
Injury to property by 7.04.030
Keeping of livestock 7.04.080
License
cat 7.12.015
dog 7.12.010
due date 7.12.030
fee 7.12.020
issuance 7.12.040
Index-1 (Revised 11/97)
Billboards, handbills
kennels 7.12.100
Surface water runoff 15.32.080
transferability 7.12.050
Building code
violation, penalty 7.12.120
See also Buildings
Lost tags 7.12.060
Adopted 15.04.010
Ownership, number restrictions 7.12.090
Amendments
Potentially dangerous
Section 301(b) 15.04.010
declaration, violations 7.04.130
Section 303 15.04.010
failure to control 7.04.140
Section 304(g) 15.04.010
Running at large 7.04.020
Building security code amended 15.04.020
Strays 7.04.060
Exempted work 15.04.010
Unlicensed
Fees 15.04.010
impoundment 7.12.070
Group R Division 1 occupancies 15.04.010
violation
Height restrictions, conflicts with zoning code
date 7.12.110
15.04.030
proof 7.12.080
Section 308(A) deleted 15.04.010
Violation
Section 1210(A) added 15.04.010
abatement 7.04.200
Buildings
civil infraction 7.04.190
See also Building code
misdemeanor 7.04.180
Numbers
nuisance declaration 7.04.160
display, owner duty 15.24.010
witness to, impoundment, citation 7.04.170
placement 15.24.020
Assault See Criminal code
violation, penalty 15.24.030
Business and occupation tax
— B —
Imposed, rate, payment 5.84.010
Bicycles See under Parking
Business licenses
Billboards, handbills
Application 5.12.080
Definitions
Approval, denial 5.12.110
business or occupation of outdoor advertising
Businesses located outside of city 5.12.100
5.52.010
Definitions
outdoor advertising structure or billboard 5.52.010
business 5.12.010
Erection on private property 5.52.040
city license officer 5.12.010
Handbill distribution
licensee 5.12.010
bond 5.52.110
minor 5.12.010
license required 5.52.090
nonprofit organization 5.12.010
rates 5.52.120
person 5.12.010
License
premises 5.12.010
application, issuance 5.52.020
Display, transferability 5.12.040
fee
Exemptions 5.12.030
billboards 5.52.080
Inspections, right of entry 5.12.140
handbills 5.52.100
Issuance, notice 5.12.150
Matter hanging from 5.52.050
Liability, disclaimer 5.12.050
Name of owner displayed 5.52.060
Prohibited use 5.12.060
Obscene material prohibited 5.52.070
Qualifications 5.12.070
Permit application, fee 5.52.030
Renewal 5.12.090
Boating provisions
Required 5.12.020
Notice of infraction
Severability 5.12.130
failure to respond, appear 10.88.020
Suspension, revocation 5.12.120
refusal to sign 10.88.030
Violation, penalty
Statutes adopted by reference 10.88.010
additional relief 5.12.180
Bonds
civil 5.12.160
Cable TV franchise 5.72.090
criminal 5.12.170
City officers 2.36.010
By-pass debt reserve fund
Handbills 5.52.110
Created 3.64.010
Streets and sidewalks excavation 12.04.130,
12.04.180
Subdivisions 16.04.220
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Port Orchard Municipal Code
Fire hydrants
Over, under payment 5.04.120
Payment 5.04.050
Rules, regulations 5.04.150
Sale, transfer 5.04.090
Emergency medical services six -year special levy
fund-1980
Created 3.48.010
Purpose 3.48.020
Emergency services
See also Closing area during calamity, menace
Budget 2.56.100
Compensation board 2.56.160
Council
composition 2.56.060
established 2.56.040
management, control 2.56.050
meetings, quorum, rules, election 2.56.070
County duties 2.56.170
Declaration of emergency 2.56.130
Definitions
cities 2.56.010
council 2.56.010
county 2.56.010
director 2.56.010
disaster 2.56.010
emergency 2.56.010
emergency organization 2.56.010
emergency services 2.56.010
search and rescue 2.56.010
Director
appointment 2.56.080
powers, duties 2.56.090
Fund established 2.56.120
Funding 2.56.110
Liability 2.56.150
Organization
duties 2.56.030
established 2.56.020
Violation, penalty 2.56.180
Worker's compensation 2.56.140
Energy code
See also Building code
Minimum requirements 15.44.010
Erotic material See Criminal code
Explosives See Weapons, explosives
—F—
False alarms See Alarm systems
Fees
Animals 7.12.020
Billboards 5.52.080
Building code 15.04.010
Cable TV franchise 5.72.070, 5.72.110
Carnivals 5.32.040
Circuses 5.32.050
Concurrency management system 13.08.060
Dances 5.20.030
Fireworks 5.60.010
Handbills 5.52.100
Hawkers 5.44.050
Jukeboxes 5.24.020
Land classification 5.88.010
Mobile homes 15.36.030
Parking 10.12.440
Pawnbrokers 5.40.020
Peddlers 5.44.040
Police reserve officers 2.18.020
Public amusements, shows 5.20.020
SEPA 14.04.040
Sewer 13.04.050
Streets and sidewalks excavations 12.04.140
Subdivisions 16.04.160
Taxicabs 5.56.060, 5.56.130
Temporary vendors 5.96.040
Volunteer firemen 2.12.032
Water 13.04.040
Fire code
See also Building code; Fire department
Adopted 15.12.010
Bureau of fire prevention established, duties
15.12.100
Complaint/citation system 15.12.120
Conflict of provisions 15.12.090
Modifications 15.12.060
Permits for new materials, processes, occupancies
15.12.110
Schedule of bails 15.12.130
Smoke detection devices 15.12.140
Fire department
See also Fire code
Volunteer
fire chief
appointment, removal 2.08.010, 2.12.010
powers, duties 2.12.020
firemen
attendance registry 2.12.040
death, disability provisions 2.12.031
enrollment fees 2.12.032
reimbursement of expenses 2.12.030
Fire hydrants
Applicability 15.28.010
Definitions
AWWA 15.28.020
fire authority 15.28.020
fire chief 15.28.020
fire marshal 15.28.020
flush hydrant 15.28.020
LID 15.28.020
standard specifications 15.28.020
UBC 15.28.020
UFC 15.28.020
water authority 15.28.020
Index-7 (Revised 11/97)
Fire lanes
Exemptions 15.28.130
Installation
plans 15.28.030
prohibited types 15.28.120
timing 15.28.040
Interpretation, purpose, conflict 15.28.140
Location 15.28.060
Number required 15.28.050
Obstructions 15.28.100
Protection 15.28.110
Requirements 15.28.090
Severability 15.28.150
Specifications 15.28.070
Violation, penalty 15.28.160
Water mains 15.28.080
Fire lanes
Definitions
fire lane 10.60.010
park 10.60.010
parking 10.60.010
standing 10.60.010
stop 10.60.010
vehicle 10.60.010
Driveways, public thoroughfares 10.60.040
Enforcement 10.60.060
Existing buildings 10.60.050
Location, construction, identification 10.60.020
Parking prohibited 10.60.030
Violation, penalty 10.60.070
Firearms See Weapons, explosives
Fireworks
Enforcement 5.60.080
Exploding legal when 5.60.050
License
issuance, conditions 5.60.020
required, fee 5.60.010
transferability, number limited 5.60.040
Provisions supplemental to state law 5.60.060
Temporary stands 5.60.030
Violation, penalty 5.60.070
Flood damage prevention
See also State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA);
Surface water runoff
Abrogation, greater restrictions 15.38.080
Alteration of watercourses 15.38.190
Applicability 15.38.050
City engineer
designated 15.38.140
duties, responsibilities 15.38.150
Definitions
appeal 15.38.110
area of shallow flooding 15.38.110
area of special flood hazard 15.38.110
base flood 15.38.110
critical facility 15.38.110
development 15.38.110
flood 15.38.110
Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) 15.38.110
Flood Insurance Study 15.38.110
flooding 15.38.110
floodway 15.38.110
lowest floor 15.38.110
manufactured home 15.38.110
manufactured home park 15.38.110
new construction 15.38.110
start of construction 15.38.110
structure 15.38.110
subdivision 15.38.110
substantial improvement 15.38.110
variance 15.38.110
water dependent 15.38.110
Development permit
application 15.38.130
required 15.38.120
review 15.38.160
Findings of fact 15.38.020
Hazard reduction
anchoring 15.38.240
building permit review 15.38.280
construction materials, methods 15.38.250
critical facilities 15.38.320
floodways 15.38.340
manufactured homes 15.38.330
nonresidential construction 15.38.310
residential construction 15.38.300
standards
generally 15.38.230
specific 15.38.290
subdivision proposals 15.38.270
utilities 15.38.260
wetlands management 15.38.350
Information maintained, obtained 15.38.180
Interpretation
FIRM boundaries 15.38.200
provisions 15.38.090
Liability 15.38.100
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Port Orchard Municipal Code
Sewer
Pawnbrokers
See also Junk dealers
Definitions
pawnbroker 5.40.010
pawnshop 5.40.010
Goods
interest rates 5.40.060
removal from shop prohibited 5.40.070
License fee 5.40.020
Operation at night 5.40.080
Records
inspection 5.40.050
required 5.40.030
transcript 5.40.040
Payrolls fund
Created 3.04.030
Peddlers, hawkers
See also Temporary vendors
Definitions
hawker 5.44.020
peddler 5.44.010
License
fee
hawker 5.44.050
peddler 5.44.040
issuance
hawker 5.44.070
peddler 5.44.060
receipts shown upon demand 5.44.080
required 5.44.030
Permits
See also Specific Permit under Parking
Billboards, handbills 5.52.030
Fire code 15.12.110
Flood damage prevention development 15.38.120
Handicapped parking 10.12.110
Mobile home parks 17.12.010
Mobile homes 15.36.030
RV parks 10.96.010
Sidewalk repair 12.12.030, 12.12.040
Streets and sidewalks excavations 12.04.010
Personnel See City employees; City officers
Planning commission
Created 2.20.010
Meetings, records 2.20.050
Plats submittal 2.20.040
Powers, duties 2.20.020
Quorum 2.20.070
Recommendations to council 2.20.030
Reports to council 2.20.080
Plumbing code
See also Building code
Adopted 15.08.010
Drains 15.08.020
Section 320 added 15.08.020
Violation, penalty 15.08.030
Police department
Positions designated 2.16.030
Reserve officers
enrollment fees 2.18.020
pension fund enrollment 2.18.010
Prostitution See Criminal code
Public amusements, shows
See also Amusement games; Dances
Exemptions 5.20.050
License
fee 5.20.020
issuance 5.20.040
required 5.20.010
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Real estate excise tax
Consistency with state tax 3.52.030
Distribution of moneys 3.52.040
Imposed 3.52.010
Lien 3.52.060
Payment
due date 3.52.080
notation 3.52.070
refunds 3.52.090
Seller's obligation 3.52.050
Taxable events 3.52.020
Refuse See Garbage, refuse
Retirement system See under City employees
Roads See Streets and sidewalks
Roller skates, coasters See under Vehicles
RV park permits
Registration 10.96.010
Use regulations 10.96.020
Violation, penalty 10.96.030
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Sales and use tax
Administration, collection 5.80.030
Failure, refusal to collect 5.80.050
Imposed 5.80.010
Inspection of records 5.80.040
Purpose of provisions, effective date 5.80.070
Rate 5.80.020
Secondhand dealers See Junk dealers
Sewer
See also Water
Billing 13.04.060
Bimonthly rates 13.04.030
Charges
discontinuation 13.04.100
for vacant premises 13.04.080
Connections 13.04.150
Damaging utility system 13.04.130
Effective date of provisions 13.04.010
Fees 13.04.050
Index-13
(Revised 11/97)
Signs
Industrial users 13.04.170
Increase 10.08.020
Liens 13.04.070
Stalking See Statutes adopted by reference under
Mother-in-law apartments, converted homes
Criminal code
13.04.090
State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA)
Prohibited discharges, matter 13.04.140
See also Flood damage prevention
Side sewer responsibilities 13.04.160
Additional timing considerations 14.04.060
Violation, penalty 13.04.180
Appeals 14.04.140
Signs
Authority 14.04.010
See also Billboards, handbills
Categorical exemptions 14.04.070
Approval required 15.16.010
Comments, consulted agency responsibilities
Skateboards See under Vehicles
14.04.120
Smoking in city workplaces
Environmental checklist 14.04.080
Defacing signs 9.44.040
Fees 14.04.150
Definitions
Lead agency determination, responsibilities 14.04.040
city personnel 9.44.010
Mitigated DNS 14.04.090
city workplace 9.44.010
Preparation of EIS 14.04.100
public business 9.44.010
Public notice 14.04.110
smoke or smoking 9.44.010
Responsible official designated 14.04.030
Fines 9.44.050
Statutes adopted by reference 14.04.020
Liberal construction 9.44.070
Substantive authority 14.04.130
Limitations of actions 9.44.060
Time limits 14.04.050
Notice, supervisor duties 9.44.030
Streets and sidewalks
Prohibited 9.44.020
Excavations
Violation, penalty 9.44.050
bond 12.04.130, 12.04.180
Snow routes See under Streets and sidewalks
disposal of materials 12.04.060
Sound amplifying equipment, loudspeakers
gas service line installation, maintenance 12.04.120
License required 5.48.020
inspection 12.04.140
On streets 5.48.010
notice of completion 12.04.170
Time restrictions 5.48.030
permit
Special initiative procedure
application 12.04.030
Applicability 5.81.120
compliance, conditions 12.04.020
Ballots 5.81.090
contents 12.04.040
Election procedure 5.81.070
fee 12.04.140
Notation by clerk 5.81.110
filing 12.04.170
Ordinances
required 12.04.010
effective date 5.81.100
public works contract exemption 12.04.160
publication 5.81.080
safety devices, barriers 12.04.190
subject to 5.81.010
site restoration
Petition
failure 12.04.100
filing, city action 5.81.020
required 12.04.080
repealing existing ordinance 5.81.030
supervision 12.04.050
signatures
trench length 12.04.070
insufficient 5.81.050
tunneling 12.04.150
requirements 5.81.040
vehicular, pedestrian passage 12.04.090
Taxpayer's right of action 5.81.060
work guarantee 12.04.110
Special investigative unit fund
Highway access, statutes adopted by reference
Authorization of expenditures 3.72.050
RCW 10.16.010
Created 3.72.010
WAC 10.16.020
Disbursements 3.72.040
Sidewalk maintenance, repair
Placement of moneys 3.72.020
abatement
Purpose 3.72.030
by city 12.12.080
Special investigative unit imprest fund
by owner, responsible person 12.12.070
Balance maintenance 3.76.020
notice, violation 12.12.060
City purposes only 3.76.030
summarily, without notice 12.12.100
Created 3.76.010
abutting owner responsible 12.12.030
Speed limits
appeal 12.12.090
Decrease 10.08.010
(Revised 11/97) Index-14
Port Orchard Municipal Code
Zoning
definitions
adequate 13.08.030
applicant 13.08.030
available capacity 13.08.030
building/development permit 13.08.030
certificate of concurrency 13.08.030
Comprehensive Plan 13.08.030
concurrency 13.08.030
concurrency determination 13.08.030
concurrency management system 13.08.030
de minimis development 13.08.030
development 13.08.030
development actions 13.08.030
development approvals 13.08.030
fees 13.08.060
purpose 13.08.020
title 13.08.010
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Vehicles
See also Parking; Traffic
Compression brakes 10.84.010
Impoundment
tow -away zone 10.72.010
with, without citation, notice 10.72.020
Junk
abatement
costs, assessment 10.92.040
procedure 10.92.030
definitions 10.92.010
exceptions 10.92.050
hearing 10.92.070
nonrestrictive regulation 10.92.060
nuisance declaration 10.92.020
Motorcycles on private property
aiding, abetting 11.04.050
unlawful 11.04.010
violation, impoundment 11.04.020
Muffling device 11.04.030
Roller skates, coasters 11.04.060
Skateboards 11.04.080
Unnecessary noise 11.04.040
Weight limits
designated streets 10.62.020
exception 10.62.030
generally 10.62.010
signs 10.62.040
violation, penalty 10.62.050
Ventilation and indoor air quality code
See also Building code
Minimum requirements 15.44.010
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Water
See also Sewer; Surface water runoff
Billing 13.04.060
Bimonthly rates 13.04.020
Cross connections 13.04.110
Damaging utility system 13.04.130
Effective date of provisions 13.04.010
Emergency supply conditions 13.04.120
Fees 13.04.040
Liens 13.04.070
Mother-in-law apartments, converted homes
13.04.090
Violation, penalty 13.04.180
Water -sewer equipment replacement fund
Created 3.68.010
Disbursement of moneys 3.68.030
Transfer of moneys 3.68.020
Weapons, explosives
Definitions
aerosol tear gas personal protection device 9.36.010
air gun 9.36.010
dangerous knife 9.36.010
fixed -blade knife 9.36.010
gas bomb 9.36.010
gas pen 9.36.010
gas pencil 9.36.010
gas pistol 9.36.010
switchblade knife 9.36.010
Statutes adopted by reference 9.36.020
Unlawful, forfeiture, violation 9.36.030
Wetlands See Flood damage prevention
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Zoning
See also Subdivisions
City engineer duty, authority 15.40.010
Comprehensive Plan See Comprehensive Plan
Enforcement 15.40.010
Occupation of premises prohibited when 15.40.020
Violation, penalty 15.40.030
Index-17
(Revised 11/97)