1549 - Ordinance - Water and Sewer RatesORDINANCE NO. 1549
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PORT ORCHARD,
WASHINGTON,AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1493 (POMC
13.04 and 13.08) TO AMEND WATER AND SEWER
RATES AND TO ADD A SEWER RATE CLASSIFICATION
FOR ESPRESSO BARS AND MAINTAIN ESTABLISHED
REGULATIONS PROVIDING FOR THE CONTROL,
MANAGEMENT, MAINTENANCE AND USE OF PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE WATER AND SEWER SYSTEMS AND PROVIDING
RATES FOR CONNECTION AND USE OF SUCH SYSTEMS
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PORT ORCHARD, WASHINGTON
DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1: That Ordinance No. 1493 is hereby repealed and
the following flat rates per month are established for the
classification of users indicated below within the city limits, such
rates shall become effective and charges beginning August 1, 1992.
SECTION 2: 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:
A. BASIC CHARGE (cost for the first 5,000 gallons bimonthly)
SIZE OF SERVICE
3/4"
1 •,
1 1/2"
2"
3••
4"
6"
8"
10"
BIMONTHLY RATE
13.00
14.00
17.00
20.00
26.00
38.00
56.00
80.00
104.00
B. CONSUMPTION CHARGE (cost above basic consumption)
0 to 5,000 gallons Basic Charge
In excess of 5,000 gallons Basic Charge
plus $1.25/1,000 gal
C. FIRE HYDRANT SERVICE
Schools
Private Service
$ 8.00 per hydrant
$18.00 per hydrant
0
E
F
TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION
One Day Service
Construction Account
MULTIPLE CONNECTIONS:
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$1.25/1,000 gallons
or $10.00 whichever
is greater
$1.25/1,000 gallons
as metered
Multiple Connections 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 $13.00. The
consumption charge will be computed by subtracting the
amount equal to the number of customers multiplied by 5,000
gallons from the total gallonage consumed. The rate of the
consumption will be $1.25 per 1,000 gallons above the basic
consumption.
PROPERTIES OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS:
Properties served outside the city limits shall have a 50%
surcharge on the monthly rate.
SECTION 3: BIMONTHLY SEWER RATES (A) Sewer rates are
based on a monthly rate and are billed on a bimonthly schedule. The
sewer rates, as calculated bimonthly, are shown as follows:
DESCRIPTION CLASS
Single Family residence 1
Mobile Home on single parcel 1
Business 2
Professional 2
Churches 3
Hotels, Motels 4
Rest Homes, Care Centers 4
Kitsap County Jail 4
Apartments 5
Mobile Home Parks 5
DESCRIPTION
Schools
Kitsap County Courthouse (Main
Complex)
Restaurants
Laundromats
Taverns
Car Dealerships
Post Office
Grocery Stores
Bowling Alley
Boat Marina
Car Washes
Beauty Shops and Barber Shops
Day Care
Gas Stations
(B) BIMONTHLY RATES:
Class 1 $30.00
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Class 2 $30.00 for each business with a fixture.
$ 7.50 for each business, with an employee
present, without a fixture.
$30.00 for each floor of an office building 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 $30.00
Large More than 30,000 sf $60.00
Class 3 $30.00 for the church, plus
$30.00 for the rectory, plus
$30.00 for the annex.
Class 6 for educational parochial schools.
Class 4 $38.00 plus $7.60 per unit.
Class 5 $30.00 per dwelling unit.
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Class 6 $1.40 for each pupil, teacher, maintenance and
administrative person.
Class 7 $800.00
Class 8 Based on the seating capacity as determined by
the Fire Chief.
Description Seating capacity Rate
Espresso Bar Not Applicable $30.00
Deli 0 $47.00
Small 1 to 50 $95.00
Medium 51 to 150 $143.00
Large More than 150 $191.00
The classification of Espresso Bar includes similar food
preparation businesses which do not require the cooking
of food or the maintenance of kitchen equipment.
Class 9 Base fee of $15.00 plus $8.00 per washing machine.
Laundromats with less than 4 washing machines are
considered Class 2. Dry Cleaners, without washing
machines are Class 2.
Class 10 $79.00
Class 11 $30.00 for sales and administrative office, plus
$30.00 for service department, plus
$30.00 for car washing when the water is used to
determine cost sharing for the sewer treatment plant.
Class 12 $100.00
Class 13 Basic Fee of $15.00 plus the following surcharges:
Description
Surcharge
Basic Store
$16.00
Bakery
$16.00
Wetted Down Produce
$32.00
Food Disposal
$32.00
Meat Cutting Area
$64.00
Class 14 Base Fee of $15.00 plus $16.00 for each Equivalent
Residential Unit (ERU) as determined for the cost sharing
formula for the sewer treatment plant.
Class 15 Base Fee of $15.00 plus $48.00 per car washing bay.
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Class 16 $31.00
Class 17 Basic Fee of $60.00 plus the following surcharges.
Description Surcharge
Less than 5 children -0-
6 to 20 children $30.00
More than 20 children Class 6 rates
Class 18 $30.00 for gasoline retail and service bay.
$30.00 for non -automotive retail.
Special Notes:
1. Home occupations will not be charged additional sewer fees.
2. For a combination of classes in one business, the highest rate
will be selected.
3. 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.
4. 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, liveaboards will not be considered as a dwelling unit.
5. Properties served which are outside the city limits shall have a
50% surcharge on the monthly rates.
SECTION 4: WATER FEES. (A) 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 per dwelling unit.
For commercial units, offices, motels, convalescent
centers and other nonresidential uses, the connection fee is $750 per
ten fixtures or portion thereof.
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For all other structures that are served by municipal
water, the connection fee is $750 per ten fixtures or portion thereof.
A fixture is any fixture as defined in the Uniform
Plumbing Code except water heaters, floor drains used for emergency
overflows 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 attachments on sinks.
(B) 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" $300
1" $400
1 1/2" $600
2" $700
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 completed by the City for the required labor
and material.
If the service is connected by other than city employees,
the inspection fee of $50 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 tax will be
paid by the customer. If the installation is satisfactory, the City
shall connect the meter if it is 1" or less in size. Larger meters
shall be installed by the contractor.
(C) FEES IN LIEU OF ASSESSMENT: Fees in lieu of assessment shall be
charged on new accounts unless exempted as explained below:
The property has previously participated in a water local
improvement district and there are records to verify this.
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2. 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.
(D) 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.
schedule:
Connection fees may be accepted on the following
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.
SECTION 5: SEWER FEES. (A) 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 $500 per dwelling unit.
For commercial units, offices, motels, convalescent centers
and other nonresidential uses, the connection fee is $500 per ten
fixtures or portion thereof.
For all other structures that are served by municipal water,
the connection fee is $500 per ten fixtures or portion thereof.
A fixture is any fixture as defined in the Uniform 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 attachments on sinks.
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(B) 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:
1. Installed by city employees: If the main is within 25 feet of the
property line, the installation fee is $300 plus sales tax.
2. If the sewer service line exceeds 25 feet, or if the proposed
construction is unusually difficult, the installation fee will be
based on an estimate completed by the city for the required labor
and material.
3. If the service is connected by other than city employees, the
inspection fee of $50 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.
(C) FEES IN LIEU OF ASSESSMENT: Fees in lieu of assessment shall be
charged on new accounts unless exempted as explained below:
1. The property has previously participated in a sewer local
improvement district for sewer mains and there are records to
verify this. Participation in ULID No. 1 does not exempt property
from a fee in lieu of assessment for mains.
2. 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 prescribed by law and used in Local
Improvement District #64.
Fees in lieu of assessment for
same formula used in ULID No.
anticipated by development.
treatment shall be based on the
for the property use as
(D) PAYMENT: 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 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.
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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.
SECTION 6: 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
ten 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 premise during normal working hours for the
purpose of hanging a written notice on the door, there shall be a five
dollar charge added to the bill.
If the delinquent water and/or sewer charges remain unpaid
over a period of thirty days after the due and payable date, water
service will be discontinued by turnoff. Water service will not resume
thereafter until the delinquent charges and penalties, together with a
water turn -on fee, have been paid in full. The turn -on fee shall be ten
dollars, unless the same account should become delinquent during a
twelve month period. On a second occurrence, the turn -on fee shall be
twenty dollars. On the third occurrence and each subsequent occurrence,
the turn -on fee shall be thirty dollars.
When a customer requests a turn -on of water outside normal
working hours or on holidays or weekends, an additional charge of thirty
dollars will be added to the bill for this service.
Where both water and sewer delinquent charges are involved,
the customer shall not be billed double penalties.
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SECTION 7: 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 penalties 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 whatsoever,
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 additional 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 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.
SECTION 8: 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 periodic 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 credited. Any
person charged such a penalty may appeal to the City Council
within 15 days of the penalty assessment.
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SECTION 9: MOTHER-IN-LAW APARTMENTS & CONVERTED HOMES. These
are apartments contained in a single family dwelling and are not a
separate structure. These apartments are other than duplexes or
multi -family units.
A. Mother -In -Law Apartments
1. The property owner lives in the single family dwelling.
2. The apartment does not have both a separate full kitchen and
full bath. A full kitchen is defined as one with a full size
refrigerator, a stove, a sink and cabinets.
3. There is the capability of the apartment dweller to pass from
the apartment to the house through an interior door.
4. 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.
5. 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
Treasurer's determination with a written petition to the City
Council.
B. Converted Homes.
1. The property owner lives in the single family dwelling.
2. The apartment has both a separate full kitchen and full bath.
3. In order to be a converted home, the structure shall have
been a single family residence for at least five years.
4. A converted home would not be charged an extra connection
fee, but would be charged an extra monthly rate.
5. 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.
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6. Rates for converted home apartments are effective the
first day of the next month after passage and publication
of this ordinance.
Mother-in-law apartments and converted homes in existence at the
time of passage of this ordinance 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 family residence.
SECTION 10: 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 purpose located thereon and that the toilet and other
facilities therein have been removed, disconnected and properly plugged
from the public sewer system, and upon inspection by the Superintendent
or his designated representative to ascertain that the statement is
true, the sewer charges shall cease as of the first day of the following
month.
SECTION 11: CROSS CONNECTIONS. The installation or
maintenance of any cross connection which would endanger the water
supply 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 accordance with the Accepted Procedure and Practice in Cross
Connection Control Manual - Pacific Northwest Section - American
Water Works Association, 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 customer providing cross connection control in a manner
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 representative 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 premise for failure to allow necessary inspections.
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SECTION 12: 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 necessary for the welfare of the inhabitants of the City and
other users of City water. Such notice and regulations 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
established for the emergency shall remain in affect until notice is
published that the emergency has passed.
SECTION 13: DAMAGING THE UTILITY SYSTEM. No unauthorized
person shall maliciously, willfully 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.
SECTION 14: 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, naptha, fuel oil, lubricating 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.
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6.
Matter
with
a
B.O.D. greater
than 300 milligrams
per liter.
7.
Sewage
with
a
PH lower than
5.5 and greater than
9.0.
8. Garbage that has not been properly shredded.
9. Sewage containing toxic or poisonous substances in sufficient
quantity to injure or interfere with any sewage treatment
process or constitutes a hazard in the receiving waters of
the sewage treatment plant.
10. Any noxious or malodorous matter capable of creating a public
nuisance.
11. Waters from irrigation, storm drains, sump pumps, surface
runoff, roof runoff, subsurface drainage, ponds or
reservoirs. When an unauthorized hookup of a drain or excess
infiltration is 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.
SECTION 15: CONNECTION TO SEWER. The owner of each lot or
parcel of real property 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 following conditions occur:
1. A new building or structure is constructed on an undeveloped
parcel or lot and use of the new building or structure
generates wastewater.
2. 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.
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3. The existing drainfield has failed and needs repair or
replacement, as determined by the Health Officer.
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 modify or remove the requirements of mandatory sewer
connection, if it deems it necessary.
SECTION 16: 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 portion 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 responsibility of
the sewer customer to remove the blockage. 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.
SECTION 17: INDUSTRIAL SEWER USERS. 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.
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 payments during the recovery period not to
exceed the life of the project or thirty 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.
All major contributing users discharging into the treatment
works shall be required to comply, within three years, with the
pretreatment standards established by the Environmental Protection
Agency. In accordance with the pretreatment requirements, major
industries are defined as those industries that:
1. have a wastewater flow of fifty thousand gallons, or more, per
average day.
2. have a wastewater flow greater than one percent of the flow carried
by the municipal system receiving the waste,
3. include the discharge of a toxic material.
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SECTION 18: 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 Five Hundred
Dollars. Every day that the person is in violation shall be considered
a separate offense and can be charged as such under this section.
SECTION 19: VALIDITY. The City of Port Orchard hereby
declares that should any section, paragraph, sentence or word of this
ordinance or of the code hereby adopted be declared for any reason to be
invalid, it is the intent of the City that it would have passed all
other portions of this ordinance independent of the elimination herefrom
of any such portion as may be declared.
PASSED by the City Council of the City of Port Orchard,
APPROVED by the Mayor and attested by the Clerk in authentication of such
passage this 22nd day of June, 1992. %9 p
LESLIE J. WEATHERILL, MAYOR
ATTEST: /
Patricia Hower, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM: Sponsored By:
City Attorney Councilman Geiger