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ORDINANCES - 01011958 - 1201-1250
v 777 lV�r1 � a} - a 16b."A �N► iD �F AJ* Lia ThesOtrd o f. l�uperiiisoirs`of,tbA 0644 `'at' Contra Costa dO ,QrdM�nrAs fOxlbMMt TIC i' Y. :De iai stip. ,'i'hll ,rprd ".vebiols",, as aployd In this oYrdiplttibi; .i ll`iholiid*"a%l.;vehiolAi:and;MeeobJeots, howsoe061lid'oir oaPried', jshioh are ywvUd over the herein- after desarl�bAd poki".'or, Count; $iShNay.. skTup n." I 'RI611 ' No person shall drive any vehicle on the' heIhafter desdribed, street or hiphxay located in the Coutity' df Contra Costs Yn violation of Section 550.1 of the Vehi946 Code of the,ntkte orICalifornist Traffic on RIO VMTA At its intersection Vith sl "yonal (Orinda'). . SE(JT1= III. STOP. It shall be unlawful for any vehicle probeedift �4ri *.northerly direction on ORINDA HIGHWAY or in a westerly dtreetioa of SANTA NARIA;WAY to enter the interbection Of said Oijfta Highway and Santa Maria Way without first coming to a coaplete stop-at said intersection. Road No. 0961 SECTION IV. SIQNS. The Direotor of Public Works of the County of Contra Costs-is hereby authorized and directed to in- stall pproper signs at said 1Aterae0tions to rive notice of said resuiat iota. SBMION V. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be' uilt • of a aladewanor and shall be punishod as provided in 8ectlotn 762 of the Vehicle Code of the Stat• of California. SECTION VI. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force fromn`:and after the 21stof and before the oxpiration'of—'item Jaya after K t ►fie d� a of its passage, the sasw shall be published once with the naive of the umbers voting for and against the same in the ORINDA SUN a nowspaper of general ciftulatlon printed and published n the County of Contra Costa. PASSED:AM ADOrM by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra-:Costta'oa the 18ttL, day of February 1958, by the following rotes AYESt Supervisors - RAY S. TAYLOR, w. G. BOCBANAN, MRL F. NIRLSRN. i KOSSt: Aupprviagrs - NONHO { I ABSElI's SppaY, Isors '- IVAN T. GOYAB, Josm-.s. sILvA. f!i;be Co ati of Oogt:ra,Coo a, State' M' � otftdto Ch9�Ic of tt�t Ifgrasa goal l .� ��_`hl f !�, f !7 i ,+ r �t1"p� �� �'s9'1�'S � �`�tqk _ { _•,+�. 41 ✓, � r� - j�� rs �I if ,7 q� i..}r(` Y q+y' r;e,,wr !'i r• t tit HCl _ f� jet{ .i }-- i ORDINANCE NO. _ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION I OF ORDINANCE NO. 1041, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO COMPENSATION OF CERTAIN OFFICERS OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, do ordain as follows: SECTION I. Section I of Ordinance No. 1041, as amended, is further amended to effect the following changes in salaries paid to the officers of the County of Contra Costa hereinafter named& CLERK-RECORDER (for services as County Clerk)------------------$10,600 per annum. COUNTY LIBRARIAN------------------$ 10.812 per annum. Provided, further, that the salary of the County Librarian shall advance annually from �],Q�312 per annum, in accordance with the provisions o3�Ordinanoe No. 1041 relating to Salary Range 43, to a top salary of $10,812 per annum. The advancements provided for the t County Librarian are automatic and without rpferenoe to further action by this Board. The changes hereinabove provided are to be effective with the com- mencement of the next following term for said officers. CLBRK-RBCORDBRfor services ' as Recorder) 13,400 per annum. To be effective with the effective date of this ordinance. is It is further provided that the officials named herein shall be afforded the same benefits with relation to medical and hospital insurance presently afforded to other employees of the County, with the exception that no such officer shall receive any increased benefits during his term in office. SECTION II. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after thirty (30) day: follows its passage and adoption, and before the expiration of fifteen (151 days after the date of Its passage, the same shall be published once, with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the , a newspaper of general cir"cuftation printed aftuhished In the County of Contra Costa. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa on the 1$t}& day of February 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. OOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SIih NOBS: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE. t i ATTESTS C►E—airO n or tHe ra or Supervisors, N. T. PAASCH Contra Costa Oounty, California County Clerk and ex-offiolo Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. of Contra Costa oun' , California. By s TFM:bp Deputy . I i i Vol' S PAGE 1 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE ERECTION, INSTALLATION, REPAIR AND ALTERATION OF HEATING AND VENTILATING DEVICES, INCLUDING SHEET METAL WORKS, FURNACES, HEATERS AND BURNERS IN, OR FOR STRUCTURES IN THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE, 1955 EDITION, VOLUMES I AND III, UNIFORM , 1 PLUMBING CODE, NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, THE ASHACE ` GUIDE, AMERICAN STANDARD APPROVAL Z-21.24-55, AMERICAN STANDARD APPROVAL Z-21.32-1955, ASTM SPEC. 0-27, ASTM 0-71-53, NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION PAMPHLET #58, UNITED STATES BUREAU OF STANDARDS COMMERCIAL STANDARD CS-lo4-49, PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIO- LATION OF THIS ORDINANCE AND PROVISIONS FOR THE ADMINISTRATION THEREOF The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of CalifornXa, do ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Heating and Ventilating Code of the County of Contra Costa is hereby adopted to read as follows: HEATING AND VENTILATING CODE Administration - General Section 1100. Administrative Provisions. Section 1110. Title. This code shall be known as the Contra Costa County Heating and Ventilating Code. Whenever in this Code the word "code$ is used, it shall mean the Contra Costa County Heating and Ventilating Code unless otherwise specified. Section 1120. Purpose. The purpose of this code is to safeguard life, health, property, and public welfare by regulating the design, construction, installation, quality of materials, loca- tions, use and maintenance of heating plants, heating appliances and heating equipment in the County. Section 1130. General provisions. Section.1131. On and after the effective date of thin code no person shall erect, install, move, alter, repair, replace, add to, use or maintain within the County any heating equipment except as provided by this code. EXCEPTIONS The provisions of this subsection shall not apply to the use, maintenance, repair or replacement of any heating equipment lawfully installed prior to the effective date of this code and which equipment is used or maintained in accordance with its original design and location or does not create a hazard to life, health or property. ' 8ecOlon•1132. No heating equipment regulated by this code �l be inptalled; in any location or manner which In or will create a h"W'�o ILO, `health or property. -1- s .ss:.wr,:l� ?�r1:ct�.� ,l�:i•rt.r?%{t1 .• . .Tn!.,;.J,. . ',A.L i i vol 5 Pact 637 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued Section 1133. No furnace, heater or burner regulated by this code shall be so installed or altered that the rate of fuel supply to such furnace, heater or burner shall exceed the approved BTU rating for such equipment. Section 1140. Permits, Plans and Fees. Section 1141. Permits Required. Before commencing the erection, installation, adding to, alteration, repair or replacement of any heating equipment, a permit in writing authorizing such work shall be obtained from the Building Inspection Department. A separate permit shall be obtained for the equipment in each separate building or structure. EiCEPTION: No permit shall be required for: �! 1. Any portable heating appliance. 2. The repair or replacement of any heating appliance system, which repair or replacement costs less than $100.00 for labor and material. 3. Any steam, hot water or refrigerant piping within ` any heating appliance regulated by this code. I Section 11112. A permit for the erection, installation, moving, alteration, repair or replacement of any heating equipment shall be issued only to: 1. A person holding a valid California State Contrac- tor's License as a Warm Air Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Contractor, or 2. An owner who shall personally or only by duly quali- fied employees do the work for which the permit was issued. Section 1150. Application For Permit. Section 1151. To obtain a permit as required by this part, the applicant shall first file an application In the number and on the forms furnished by the Building Inspection Department. The appli- cant shall furnish such information as may be required by the Building Inspection Department to carry out the purposes of this code. Section 1152. Such applicant shall deposit with the Build- ing Inspection Department for each permit issued, at the time of issuance, a sum estimated to cover the fees required for the work to be done and a deposit of Five Dollars ($5.00), with a minimum sum of Ten Dollars ($10.00). After final building inspection and approval of the work, any balance of such deposit in excess of the fee re- quired in accordance with the Fee schedule (Sec. 1172), and at the rate provided for each classification therein, shall be returned to the applicant. Section 1153. Heating and ventilating permit fees shall be due and payable in advance of any work being started, except that in lieu of payment of individual fees, in advance, a permittee may choose either of two methods of payment: Section 1153.1. He may make an initial deposit of an amount estimated to be sufficient to pa fees for current permit applications plus One Hundred Dollars (100.00). The total of such deposits shall be maintained thereafter at an amount estimated to cover permit fees for all uncompleted applications plus One Hundred Dollars ($100.00). At the beginning of each month (more often if j -2- I i i vm 5 PAGE638 ORDINANCE NO. 1209 - Continued necessary) the Building Inspector shall estimate and invoice -the permittee for the amount of the additional required deposit. Section 115 2. He may furnish a bond in the amount of Two Thousand Dollars $2,000.00) to cover permit fees for uncom- pleted work. Bond to be renewed periodically before expiration. At the beginning of each month, the Building Inspector shall cal- culate and Invoice the pormittee for the amount of the permit fees for inspections completed. If the permittee fails to pay the amount Invoiced within thirty (30) day's after being invoiced, his bond will be forfeited. If the permittee fails to make this additional deposit or pay the amount billed if a bond is furnished, he shall therafter be issued permits on an individual and cash basis in accordance with Section 1152 of this ordinance, and all active applications in his current deposit account shall then be converted to the individual permit basis. The permittee is prohibited from using more than one method of payment. Section 1154. Penalty. Any person who shall commence any heating or ventilating work for which a permit is required without first having applied for a permit therefor shall if subsequently per- mitted to obtain a permit, pay double the permit fee fixed by this ordinance (Section 1172) for such work; provided, however, that this provision shall not apply to emergency work when it shall be proved ' to the satisfaction of the administrative authority that such work was urgently necessary and that it was not practical to obtain a perh►it therefor before the commencement of the work. In all such oases, a permit must be obtained as soon as it is practical to do so. If there be an unreasonable delay in obtaining such permit, a double fee as herein provided shall be charged. Section 1160. Plans and Specifications. Section 1161. The applicant shall submit two complete sets of plans and specifications or approved layouts describing in detail the heating equipment to be installed. i EXCEPTION: Separate plans and specifications may be waived by the Chief Building Inspector if he is satis- fied that sufficient information is shown on the per- mit application. Section 1162. The plans and specifications shall be of sufficient clarity to show that such proposed installation will conform to the provisions of this code and all applicable laws, ordinances, rules, regulations, and orders. i Section 1171. Permit Fees. Section 1172. Permit fees shall be based on the following: 1 Fee Schedule 1 Gas PPipinp,. For every gas piping system.permit issued a fee shall jTe paid Sn advance as follows: 11 Min1mum fee------------------ ---------------$2.00 For each gas outlet over five (5)------------ .20 II I I I i -3- I i i vot 5 PAGE 639 ORDINANCE NO. 1302 - Continued Oil Piping. - Same as gas. Hot Water Heating Panels & Pi inf,. For the installation of any steam or-hoC water-h aEing prpTng to radiators, convectors, hot water panels, steam or hot water unit heaters: Minimum fee----------------------------------$1.00 For each convector or unit heater over four (4)--------------------------------- .25 For each panel circuit' over one (1)---------- 50 Sheet Metal or Circulating Air Pipes. For thq roughing in of s 7337 meTal or approve c rculatIng air pipe In connection with any heating or cooling system, including air Inlet or outlet con- nections, registers and diffusers: Minimum fee----------------------------------$1.00 For each register over four (1l)-------------- 25 Storage Tanks. For the Installation of fuel oil, or liquefied pe r- -To eum gas storage tanks: Minimum fee----------------------------------$2.50 011 tanks over 250 gallons------------------- 5.00 Heater & Ventilating; Appliances. For each steam or hot water boiler, gravity or orce air furnace, unit heater, suspended space heater, conversion burner and all industrial and commercial heating equipment: Minimum fee----------------------------------$2.00 Miscellaneous Heath & Ventilatin �AA fiances. For each floor 3rurnace, apace-heater, domes c c ot�ie�, wall or recessed h wall heater: If i Minimum fee----------------------------------$1.00 Minimum fee, Water Heater and/or Vent-------- 1.00 All small burners of not over 15,000 BTU per hour, steam tables, sterilizers, laboratory burners, coffee urn burners, gas i plates, etc.: I Minimum fee----------------------------------$1.00 I Flues. Permit fees for flues. Minimum fee----------------------------------$1.00 For each flue over two (2)------------------- .50 Fans or Blowers. Permit fees for all fans, or blowers connected 'Fo any heaTFng sy3tem which are not part of the furnace: Minimum fee----------------------------------$1.00 i Hoods Commercial hoods fee-------------------------$5.00 • i Section 1180. Issuance of Permits. Section 1181. The Building Inspection Department shall issue a permit in writing to the applicant upon receipt•of the proper 1 I i I i _4_ i i I i i i i vat . 5 PAGE640 'ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - continued deposit and if the work represented by the plans and specifications filed with the permit applibation conforms to all applicable re- quiremebts of this code. Section 1182. The issuance of a permit shall constitute an authorization to erect, install, alter, repair, add to, or re- place only that heat producing equipment described on the applica- tion for permit and on the plans and specifications filed with such permit application. Section 1183. Neither the issuance of a permit nor the approval by the Building Inspection Department of any plans or speoifications shall constitute an approval of any work or material that is in violation of any provision of this code, or of any other law, and no permit is authority to violate any law. ` Section 1184. The permittee accepts the permit subject to all the provisions and requirements of this code. Section 1190. Revocation of Permits. It shall be unlaw- ful for any person to make any false statement or misrepresentation in or in connection with any application for a permit under this ordinance. Any permit issued pursuant to this ordinance may be re- voked or suspended at any time by the Chief Building Inspector for fraud, misrepresentation or false statement contained in an appli- cation for a permit, or for violation in connection with work done pursuant to such permit or any of the provisions of this ordinance. Section 1200. Every permit issued by the Administrative Authority under the provisions of this Code shall expire by limita- tion and become null and void, if the work.authorized by such permit Is not commenced within 60 days from the date of such permit, or if the work authorized by such permit is suspended or abandoned at any time after the work is commenced for a period of 60 days. Before such work can be recommenced a new permit shall be first obtained j so to do. Section 1201. Refunds. Unused Heating and Ventilating Permits. No refunds or amounts paid to the County as deposits for heating and ventilating permits shall be allowed except that upon voiding of a permit within six (6) months following date of issuance, no work having been done thereunder, the holder ma be allowed a re- fund of the amount in excess of Two Dollars ($2.005 which may have been deposited. If no work has been done within one year and no request for refund has been made, the entire amount of the deposit shall be forfeited to the County. Section 1210. Enforcement Power of Department. Section 1211. The Department is authorized to enforce all provisions of this code. i Section 1212. The Chief Building Inspector may authorize a slight deviation from the provisions of this code for individual oases, provided that in each such deviation the Building Department shall first find that a special, individual reason makes strict com- pliance with the ordinance impractical; that the deviation is in conformity with the spirit and purpose of the ordinance involved; and that no hazard will be created by the deviation. { Section 1220. New Materiala and Methods of Construction. , The provisions of this code are not intended to prevent the use of any material or any method of construction not specifically prescribed i I -5- i 1 , �,i:.... .e.• .x•..rs.- ,r',1.,G..t�;i�. a.1-f.3i!� .i,, .k.�„t.t .xtt �,e:•,i ' I 4 v0( PAGEW ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued by this code, provided any cuch material or method of construction is first approved and its use authorized by the Chief Building Inspector. Section 1230. Tenting Equipment and Materials. Section 1231. Every test of equipment and material re- quired by this code shall be conducted in a laboratory approved by the Chief Building Inspector. Section 1232. Any test required by the Chief Building Inspector to substantiate any claim of any applicant, shall be made, or caused to be made by the applicant at his own expense. Section 12110. Inspection. Section 1241. General. All heat producing equipment for which a permit is required by this code shall be inspected by an authorized Inspector of the Building Inspection Department. Section 1242. First I6spection. No portion of any hent producing equipment in any building intended to be enclosed by any permanent portion of the building shall be so enclosed until inspected and approved. Section 1243. Second Inspection. When the installation of heat producing equipment in any building is complete, a second or final inspection shall be made. Section 1244. Combined Inspections. The first and second Inspections may be made at the same time if no portion of such heat- ing equipment is concealed by any permanent portion of any building. f I Section 1245. Certificate of Approval. No heat producing equipment regulated by this code shall be connected to the fuel supply until it complies with all applicable requirements of this code and a certificate of approval in writing has been issued by the Department. EXCEPTION: The requirements of this subsection shall not be deemed to prohibit the operation of any heat- ing equipment installed to replace defective heat producing equipment serving an occupied portion of a building, in the event a request for inspection of such heat producing equipment has been filed with the Building Inspection Department not less than 48 hours before such replacement work is completed and before any portion of such equipment is concealed by any permanent portion of the building. Section 1250. Request for Inspection. i Section 1251. The Department may require that every re- quest for inspection shall be filed at least one day before such inspection is desired. Such request may be in writing or by tele- phone at the option of the Department. Section 1252. It shall be the duty of the person request- ing inspection of any heat producing equipment to provide access to and means for proper inspection for such equipment. Section 1253. The removal of any material necessary to permit an inspection may be required by the Chief Building Inspector '1 i -6_ i. f vnl 5 PAGE642 l. ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - ontinued by written order. The County shall not be liable for any expense i entailed in the removal or replacement of any material required to permit the inspection. i Section 1260. Right to Inspect. Section 1261. Any officer, employee or agent of the Department is authorized, at any time prior to the issuance of a final certificate of approval, to enter any building or premises, for which a permit under this code has been issued, for the purpose of inspecting or examining work that has been or is being done or materials that have been or are being placed in the building or premises under the terms of the permit and no person shall in any way hinder or prevent any officer, employee or agent of the Depart- ment from entering or making such an inspection. Section 1262. No person authorized by this section to enter buildings shall enter any dwelling between the hours of 6:00 o'clock p.m., of any day and 6:00 o'clock a.m., the succeeding day. Section 1270. Illegal Installations. Whenever any con- struction regulated by this code is being, or has been done contrary to the requirements of this code, the Chief Building Inspector may order all work stopped on that portion of the installation on which such violation has occurred and to order the removal of equipment i illegally installed. Every such order shall be in writing, state the nature of the violation and fix a time limit for compliance. No person shall do any work on any portion of the installation after a stop order has been issued except in conformance with directions of the Chief Building Inspector, and is restored to a condition that permits its safe use and is approved by the Chief Building Inspector. Section 1280. -Authority to Condemn Equipment. Whenever the Chief Building Inspector learns or ascertains that any heat producing equipment, as defined in this code, has become hazardous to life, health or property, he shall order, in writing, that such heat producing equipment be restored to a condition of safety or be dismantled or removed from its present location. The written notice shall fix a time limit for compliance with such order. No person shall use or maintain the heating equipment after receiving such notice unless the heating equipment is restored to a condition that permits its safe use. i Section 1290. Whenever in this code reference is made to the "Uniform Building Code', or the abbreviation UBC, it shall mean the Uniform Building Code, 1955 Edition, Volumes I and III, as pre- pared and published by Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference. Whenever in this Code reference is made to the "Uniform Plumbing Code" or UPC, it shall mean the Uniform Plumbing Code, 1955 Edition, as prepared and published by Western Plumbing Officials Association. Whenever in this Code reference is made to "National Electrical Code", it shall mean the National Electrical Code, 1953 Edition, as prepared and published by the National Board of Fire Underwriters. Whenever -in this code reference is made to the "ASHACE Guide", it shall mean the ASHACE Guide 1957 Edition. Whenever in this code reference is made to Amepican Standards Association Z-21.24-1955, or Z-21.32-1955, it shall mean the Standard of the American Society for Testing Materials of such number and date. Whenever in this code reference is made to ASTM Spec. C-27 or ASTM C-71-53, it shall mean the j Standard published by the American Society for Testing Materials under such designation. Whenever in this code reference is made to j Pamphlet #58, it shall mean pamphlet of such number published by the National' Fire Protection Association. Whenever reference is y -7- ;i-..riwi..,nWYfb�i �M(� witA�`SEri:��:+s�laif!%e�/�. I� f i vol 5 PAGE643 l ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued made in this code to CS-104-49, it shall mean Commercial Standard of such designation prepared by the United States Bureau of Standards and published by the United States Government Printing Office. Section 1300. Liability. This ordinance shall not be construed as imposing upon the County of Contra Costa any liability or responsibility for damage resulting from defective heat producing appliances; nor shall the County of Contra Costa, or any official or employee thereof, be held as assuming any such liability or re- sponsibility by reason of the Inspection authorized hereunder. Section 1310. Validity. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance Is, for any reason, held to be unconstitutional, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The Board of Supervisors of Contra Coata County hereby declares It would have passed this ordinance and each section, subsection, clause or phrase thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more aections, subsections, claucen or• phranes shall be declared unconstitutional. Section 1.320. Repeal. All ordinances in conflict here- with, including, Ordinances of Contra Couta County and parts thereof, Inconsistent herewlth, are hereby repealed only in no far as they are Inconslstent herewith; npeciflc reference is made hereby to Chapters 37 and 51 of the Uniform Building Code as adopted by Ordinance 1014. Heat Producing Appliances Section 2110. Construction, Installation & Performance Requirements. i Section 2111. General. Heat producing appliances, other than electrical, shall conform to the requirements of this code. Section 2112. Approvals. Each heat-producing appliance and accessory shall be of a type complying with applicable nationally recognized standards as determined by an approved testing agency. Section 2113. Type of Fuel. Each appliance shall be designed for use with the type of fuel to which it will be con- nected. No appliance shall be converted from the fuel specified on the rating plate for use with a different fuel, without consult- j ing the manufacturer for complete instructions and securing re- approval from the Building Official. i Section 2114. Installation. The Installation of heat- producing appliances covered by this code shall conform to the con- ditione of approval as specified in the manufacturer's instructions pertaining to safety and to the requirements of this code. The Installer shall leave the manufacturer'e instructions attached to the appliance for the benefit of the Building Official. • Appliances installed in garages or other areae where I they may be subjected to mechanical damage, shall be suitably guarded against such damage by being installed behind protective barriers or by being elevated or located out of the normal path of a vehicle using such garage. Section 2115. Connections. (Requirements shall be as follows:) I -8- I i i i . I i f i fI i voc 5 FAA44 t ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued Section 2115.1. Fuel Connections: All gas and liquid fuel-burning heat-producing appliances shall be rigidly connected to the fuel piping outlet with standard I.P.S. (iron pipe size) pipe, except as hereinafter provided. Section 2115.2. Before any additional fuel connections may be made to existing fuel lines, pipe sizes shall be verified through the proper administrative authorities. If such piping is found to be inadequate, separate or adequate fuel lines shall be installed from the source to the heating appliance. Section 2115.3. Type K, semi-rigid seamless copper tubing may be used to connect any oil-burning appliance to the source of fuel supply. The maximum length of such tubing shall be three (3) feet and it shall be that required by the appliance. Such tubing -shall not be concealed in, or pass through, any wall, floor or partition. Section 2115.4. `Gas appliances burning no more than 100,000 BTU's per hour may be connected with semi-rigid seamless metal tubing connectors complying with the following requirements: Section 2115.41. Such tubing shall comply with American Standard Approval requirements for Semi-Rigid Gas Appliance Tubing and Fittings, Z 21.24-1955, or American Standard Approval require- ments for Gas Appliance Connectors of Flexible Metal Tubing, Z 21.32-1955 and contain not more than 75% copper. ! Section 2115.42. It shall have an overall length not to exceed three feat (31 ), except cooking range connectors, which may not be more than six feet (61 ) in length. Section 2115.43. It shall not depend on separate ferrules, washer, gaskets or other detachable parts for gas tightness. Section 2115.44. No portion' of such tubing shall extend 4 through or be concealed in, any wall, partition, floor or ceiling. f Section 2115.45. It shall not be less than two inches W) from masonry or concrete, or six inches (6") from earth. Section 2115.46. It shall, at no time, have a nominal diameter less than that of the inlet connection to the appliance as provided by the manufacturer of the appliance, except that gas appliances burning not more than 40,000 BTU's per hour may be connected with approved metal tubing connectors having a nominal diameter of three-eights inch and an overall length not to exceed eighteen inches. Section 2115.5. A readily accessible approved type shut-off book shall be installed in the fuel piping outside of each appliance and ahead of the union connection thereto, in addition to any valve on the appliance. Such shut-off cock shall be of the same size as the fuel supply line to the appliance and have's fuel passageway equivalent in area to the appliance tubing connector. Such shut-off cock shall be within three feet (31 ) of the appliance and within the enclosure, except for range connectors. EXCEPTION: Shut-off valves may be accessibly located Inside or under appliances when such appliance can be removed without removal of the gas shut-off valve. i Section 2115.6. All electrical connections and wiring i r � I I t i VOL 5 FAGE645 ORDINANCES NO. 1203 - Continued shall be made in acrotYl;tncl, with the Alntlonnl lectrical Code. This ::hall not apply to (rnclosell wiring which is an integral part of any apprevv(1 electrically controlled device. Gas piping shall not be used for nn electrical ground or in lieu of wiring. Section 2116. Clearances. Clearances of heat-producing appliances from combustible material shall be as specified in this code or as net forth in Table H-1 Section 3500. Section 2120. Fresh Air Supply for combustion. Section 2121. Air supply for combustion. All fuel-burning appliances shall be assured a sufficient supply of air for proper fuel combustion and ventilation of the appliance enclosure. i Section 2122. Space. Provisions shall be made to supply fresh air to the space in which fuel-burning appliances are located, if the volume, in cubic feet,of this space is less than: Section 2122.1. One-twentieth of the maximum rated Input in BTU's of all gas-burning appliances in such space. Section 2122.2. One-tenth of the maximum rated input in BTU's of all appliances burning solid and liquid fuel in such space. Section 2123. Method of Supply Fresh Air. Where provisions for fresh air are required in this Section, one of the following methods shall be used: Section 2123.1. Permanent openings or ducts leading from E the appliance location to other interior areas, except unventilated r attics, which meet the minimum required volume specified in Section 2122. Such openings or ducts shall not be less in size than those specified in Section 2123.2. ;. ' I Section 2123.2. Permanent openings or ducts leading from i the appliance enclosure to the outside of the building: C f For gas-burning appliances, the total of such openings or ducts shall have unobstructed areas not less than the following: r 0-500 000 BTU's input_ — —100 sq. in. plums sq. fn. per 1006-BfiU's In excess of 500 000 up to 1,000,000 BTU's input —�6Z)sin. plus I sq. in. per , TU l In excess of 1,000,000 BTU's input sq. in. plus I sq. in. per s For appliances burning solid or liquid fuels, the re- quired areas shall be one and one-half times those required for gas-burning appliances. I:lhere appliances are installed in a con- fined space, air for combustion and ventilation must be obtained !: from outdoors or from spaces freely communicating with the outdoors. (Crawl space or attic.) Under these conditions, the openings shall be replaced by two openings having a combined area of not less than that herein required. One opening shall be within six inches (6") of the top of the enclosure and one within six inches (6") of the bottom. These openings shall be of approximately equal area and shall communicate with the selected source or sources of adequate k air supply, by ducts. i r f I -10- i I I i y� I I I vot . 5 PAGE646 ORDINANCR N0. 1203 - Continued If such openings or ducts convey air from an attic space, the attic apace shall be ventilated by fresh air openings or louvers on a vertical wall or at two different levels or elevations. Every such required air opening to the outside of the building shall be covered with screen of one-fourth inch (L") mesh. Section 2130. Access shall be provided as follows: Section 2131. General. Every heat-producing appliance shall be accessible for inspection, service, repair, and replace- ment without removing permanent construction. Not less than thirty inches (30") working space shall be provided in front of the appliance fire-box opening for observing, operating, repairing or replacing the burner, controls, and pilot burner. The operating instructions must be in a position where they can be easily read. In cases where a water heater and a central heating furnace are in the same compartment or room, each such appliance shall be accessible for inspection, service, repair or replacement without removing the other. Section 2132. Appliance Space. Every appliance space shall have an opening or door and passageway large enough to permit removal of the appliance. In no case shall such door and passageway be less than twenty-four inches (24") in width. Section 2133. Horizontal-type furnaces installed under first floor or in attic or similar approved spaces as follows: Section 2133.1. All such furnaces shall comply with the following requirements: All port16na of such furnace shall be not less than six Inches (6") from combustible construction, unless otherwise speci- fied on the furnace label. The draft hood relief opening for any such furnace shall be not leas than twelve inches (12") from any surface, measured at iright angles to the relief opening. The furnace vent outlet, blower fan, air filters and all controls on such furnace shall be accessible for service and replace- ment from an unobstructed workin apace the length of the furnace and not less than thirty inches T30') in height and width. I An opening and passageway, with sufficient dimensions j to permit removal of the furnace without removing any permanent construction, shall be provided to the required working space in front of such furnace, but in no case shall be less than thirty inches by thirty inches (30" x 30"). Such access opening may be through an opening in the exterior wall of the building or through a trap door within the building. The opening to the passageway shall be located not more than twenty feet (201 ) from the furnace, measured along the center line of the passageway. An electric light shall be provided at or near the furnace location, controlled by a switch located at or ahead of j the passage opening. Section 2133.2. All such furnaces, installed in attics and similar approved opoces, shall comply with the following additional requirements: -11- r) l,.l t,} .. ,:. .: -t.t 1n .�T`ht+.s.ilv�",e�+r.�';•'{ i. --,,,y�.�s�t. �n:r. w I Vol PAGE 647 i ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued The required working ^pace at the controls and re- quired pae:sal;eway shall be solidly floored to a width of thirty inches (30"). An approved ladder, permanently fastened to the building or access space, :.hall be provided, leading directly to the furnace access: opening. Section 2133.3. All such furnaces, installed under the first floor shall comply with the following additional re- quirements: The lowest ortion of any suspended furnace shall have at least six-inch (6"3 clearance from the ground or a two inch (2") clearance from concrete. Whenever it is necessary to ex- cavate to install any such furnace, such excavation or pit and the passageway thereto shall be lined with at least four inches (4") of watertight concrete or masonry extending at least four inches (4") above surrounding ground. Such excavation shall extend twelve inches (12") on all sides of the furnace except the control side which shall have a thirty-inch (30") clearance. The floor of such excavation shall have a concrete slab not less than four inches (4") thick. All furnaces supported on the ground shall rest on a concrete slab extending not less than four inches (4") above the t adjoining ground level or may be set on the floor slab of any i approved pit. Section 2134. Floor Furnace. The space in which any floor furnace is installed shall be accessible by an opening in the foundation not less than twenty-four by eighteen inches C (24" x 18" or trap door not less than twenty-four by twenty-four inches (24 ' x 24") in any cross section thereof and a assageway not less than twenty-four by eighteen inches (24" x 18"� in any cross section thereof. The passageway shall be continuous from = the opening or trap door to the furnace controls and valves, and the opening to the passageway shall be located not more than twenty feet (201) from the furnace. Section 2135. Water Heaters. Access to water heaters must comply with the provisions of Section 2133 to provide suit- I able access. l Section 2140. Residential Space heating devices and controls shall be provided as follows: Section 2141. Automatic Devices for Use on Residential Space Heating Appliances. Requirements shall be as follows: Section 2141.1. All natural, manufactured, or mixed gas-burning appliances shall be equipped with approved devices j which will shut off the gas to the main burner or burners in the I( event of pilot failure. EXCEPTION: Manually controlled floor furnaces and manually controlled room heaters. Section 2141.2. Liquified petroleum or mixed liquified petroleum gas-air-burning appliances shall be equipped with auto- matic devices which will shut off the flow of gas to the pilot and main burner or burners in the event of pilot failure. Section 2141.3. Liquid-fuel-burning appliances shall is be equipped with approved devices to shut off the fuel supply to -12- 4 I i i i I i i vol PAGE648 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued the main burner or burners in the event of ignition failure Section 2142. Remote Controls and Limit Controls. Where a gravity warm-air heating system is installed with at least one w air outlet not less than thirty-five square inches (35 sq: innq and permanently open and unobstructed, except for an open- Med grille, a temperature-limit control will not be required on the appliance. Any warm-air heating appliance which coneys heat through duct work shall be equipped with an approved temperature-limit control located in the bonnet or plenum. Such limit control shall have a fixed stop which will limit the- outlet air temperature to 250 degrees Fahrenheit. Section 2150. Space Heating Furnace and Boilers. Section 2151. General. The equipment covered by this Section shall be installed according to the provisions of this Code. Such equipment shall not be altered nor shall the fuel input be increased in excess of the manufacturer's rated input. Defective jasterial or parts shall be replaced in such a manner as not to 'invalidate the approvals as specified in Section 2112. Section 2152. Labeling. Equipment covered by this section shall bear a permanent and legible name plate on which shall appears 1. The Manufacturer's name. 2. The Manufacturer's rating of the appliance. 4� A model designation. 4 Instructions for lighting, operation and shutdown of appliance. 5. Type of fuel approved for use in the appliance. 6. A seal of approval of the a plianoe by an approved testing laboratory if acceptance is based on such approval. 7. Each furnace or boiler shall bear a name plate seourely fixed to the appliance and readily aoces- aible for Inspection, identifying the name and address of the installer if other than the owner. Section 2153• Air Supply for Combustion. Air for com- bustion shall be supplied as specified in Section 2120. Section 2154. Circulating Air Supply. Circulating air used for conveying heat and for ventilation may be taken from out- side the building, from rooms used for living quarters inside the building, or from both sources. Such circulating air shall be conducted to blower-type furnaces in continuous ducts of incombustible i material. Circulating air supply and return openings or ducts for gravity or forced warm-air furnaces shall each have a total net area of not leas than one and seven-tenths square inches (1.7 sq.1n.) for each 1000 BTU maximum input of all such furnaces being supplied. In no case shall the total net area for gravity type furnaces, their opepings or ducts, be less than two hundred square inches (200 sq.in.). Circulating air for blower-type warm-air furnaces shall be conducted in air-tight ducts. No circulating air supply inlet for blower-type warm-air furnace* shall be located in the following positlohst -13- 1 t 'I r�1b+ ?z .fi;a}'{yiy..htri�;.r, N,.. �..-it:'`vtfl�r:�P�t��s.>I.:A'r�•'E .•i.. ' .,.t+;ts`..«.nl'J.;�?. i.:.,. �SA t i I I Vol PAGE6�9 i ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued t 1. Closer than ten feet (101 ) from any appliance ! firebox or draft di.vorter which is located in the :iume enclosed space as the air aupply inlet. 2. Closer than ten feet (101 ) from any appliance vent outlet. 3. '.there it will pick up objectionable odors, fumes, or flammable vapors. 4. Where it Is located in the same enclosed apace as j the combustion air inlet. No damper shall be placed in any air intake, except that a diverting damper may be placed in a combination fresh- air intake and return-air intake so arranged that for all possible positions of the damper, the cross-sectional area of the circulating-air intake to the furnace is not less than the total cross-sectional area of all hot-air outlets. Section 2155. Venting. Heating furnaces or boilers covered by this Section shall be connected to a vent or chimney complying with the Venting and Flue Division of this code. (Sections 3110 - 3240) Section 2156. Location. Space heating furnaces and boilers shall be located in accordance with the following require- ments: Section 2156.1. Heating furnaces shall not be installed 4 in an attic unless of a type approved for such use. . Section 2156.2.. Floor furnaces may be installed in an upper floor provided the furnace assembly projects below into a utility room closet, garage, or similar non-habitable space. In such installations where fire separation is required, the furnace shall be entirely separated from the non-habitable space by means of the required fire-resistive construction. Adequate means for air intake and service access shall be provided. Minimum furnace clearance of six inches (6") on all aides shall be maintained be- tween the furnace and the enclosure. Section 2156.3. No forced-air, gravity central heating furnaces or boiler (supplying hot water or low pressure steam) shall be located in any room used or designed to be used for sleeping purposes, bathroom, clothes closet, or in any confined space with access only to the above locations. No warm-air furnace shall be located In or serve any surgical operating room, under stairways, or other hazardous locations. Section 2157. Mounting of Space Heating Furnaces and Boilers shall be as follows: Section 2157.1. Heating furnaces. Heating furnaces I, and boilers, except floor furnaces, shall be mounted as follows: A central heat in furnace or boiler shall be erected in accordance with the ma -sun 'ac urc r ainstructions and shall be installed on a firm, level floor of incombustible material or the floor is pro- tected in an approved manner. Such construction shall in all cases extend not less than twelve inches (12") beyond the appliance on all sides, and where solid fuel is used shall extend not less than eighteen inches (18") at the front or side where Ashea are removed. i h I -14- I . i i Vol PAGE650 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued Section 2157.2. Blower-type warm-air furnaces. May be mounted on floors other than as specified in this sub-section, provided they are no arranged that the fan chamber occupies the entire area beneath the firing chamber and forma a ventilated air space between the firing chamber and the floor of not less than eighteen Inches (18") in height with at least one metal baffle between the firing chamber and the floor. j Section 2157.3. Blower-type warm-air furnaces which have a reverse flow or downflow furnaces. . Section 2157.31. Requirements: Downflow furnaces shall be automatically operated gas or liquid fuel burning furnaces that are equipped with approved temperature limit controls that will limit outlet air temperature to 200° F. Downflow furnaces shall i be designed to prevent unsafe temperatures in the event of reverse flow. Section 2157.32. Mounting: 1. Downflow furnaces shall not be mounted on floors, unless the appliance rests upon hollow masonry not less than four inches (4") thick. Such masonry units shall be laid with ends unsealed and points matched in such a manner as to allow circu- lation of air through the masonry. 0 2. Downflow furnaces that are approved specifically for installation on a floor constructed of combustible material may be mounted in accordance with the conditions of such approval. Section 2157.33. Clearances. Downflow furnaces shall be installed in accordance with clearance provisions of Table H. 1. Section 3504. Section 2157.4• Heating boilers of the water-base _type may be mounted on-floors of a spec iec �th3e auW_-section, provided the water chamber extends under the whole of the ash pit and firebox, or under the whole of the firing chamberlr there is no ash pit. Section 2157.5. Appliances whhiich are set on legs which provide not less than four no es ) o en s ace uncTerie base of the appliance may be mounted on floors other than as specified in this sub-seation, provided the appliance is such that flame or hot gases do not come in contact with its base, and further pro- vided that the floor under the appliance is protected with not less than one-fourth ineh ,(J") of asbestos millboard covered with sheet metal of not less than 24 US Gauge. This specified floor protection shall extend not legs than six inches (6") beyond the appliance on all sides. Section 2157.6. Wllian�oes which are arranged_ so that the flame or hot gases do not come»tact wits terse may Be mounEed on fiors oCher n specified in this sub-section, provided the floor under the a ppliance is protected with hollow masonry not less than four inches (u") in thickness, covered-with sheet metal of not less than 24 US Gauge. Such masonry course shall be laid with ends unsealed and points matched in such a way as to provide a free circu- lation of air from side to side through the masonry. Section i 2157..7Appliances which are arranged so that flame or hot-gases come in contact with Une basermae dounT-e-T-on 3`Ioors-ot er -than as; speUf ed n-this sub-section, provided the r, i 7 Ms w ? t'x vfi%it's 53 si:ti }.'t`kx.7.nld�l:t r,1....Y„ 't A `j 1 1 I I i I i vot PAGE651 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued floor under the appliance is protected by t;vo courses of four-Inch (11") hollow clay tile of clr,ht inches (G ') minlmum thickness or equivalent, with courses lnld at right angles and with ends un:;onlod and jointu matched In such a way as to provlde a free circulation oC air through such masonry courses, and covered with steel pante not lc33 than throo-s.lxt:ecnths Inch (3/16") In thlcicnc�n. Section 21'x'7.1'. Floor Furnaceu. The Iluor around the furnace shall be braced and ;T7n7( cc w •_ a frp:.icwuv:c of' material not lir;hter than the Joints nr girders. Floor 1'u1•nacc: shall be 3upnorted Independently of the grilles. The lowest por'.ion oC the floor furnace shall lave at lcaat a 3i::-inch (W.') clearance Cram the r;round, eXcept that whore the lower nix-inch (u") portion of the floor furnace 13 sealed 'oy the manu;'acturer to prevent entrance of water, the clearance may be reduced to not less than two inches (2"). When that eloarance is not ,)reseht, the ground below and to tate 31de3 ::hall be excavntcd to form a "bu31n-like" pit under the furnace 3o th..t there 13 a six- inch (c)") clearance beneath the lowest portion of the furnace and a twelvo-Inch (12") clearance on all aldes, e-cupt the control 3luo which :;Ball have an ci,�htcen-inch (18") clearance. Whenever the excavatiun excreja twelve Inches (12") In dep'.h, or water sccpa;;c is likely, a watcrtlL;ht copper pan, concrete )It, or other suitable material shall be used. A copper pan shall b: made of nut leas than sixteen-ounce-Per-square-Coot uheet copper. Tho p._n shall be an- chored In place, so as to prevent floatln_-, and the walla shall extend at least Cour inches (4") above the adjacent ground level, with twelve-inch (12") clearance on all sldej except the control side, which :shall have cl;;hteen-Inch WV') clearances. W;en the equipment is sealed by the manufactiirer to meet this corlditlon, i the pan or pit may be omitted If not required for malntalnin,; a dry condition for service access. - Floor furnaces shall not be Install--d where concreto slab floors are used. Section 211)8. Clearances shall be ,)rovidcd as follows: k Section 2158.1. Heating Furnaces: Clearances of heat- ing furnaces and boilers exEic-15 `Too— uI'rnnoes from combustible material shall be as follows: Except as herein provided, heating furnaces and boilers shall be installed to provide clearances to woodwork or other combustible material whether plastered or unplastered, not less than as set forth in Table 11. 2. , Section 35uO. Floor-mounted direct-fired unit heater:i shall be installed with clearances as set forth In Table H. 2., 3ectlon 3500, for appliances of similar heat-producing characteristics. Heatin„ furnaces and boller3 which are approved for Installation with lesser clearances than specified in this sub-section may be In- stalled in accordance with the conditions of 300 h approval. Section 2158.2. Floor Furnaces: Wit:, t:;e exception of wall-relistcr models, a doorori' naee shall not be placed closer than aix inches (6") to the nearest wall, and wall-roj:13t:ar models shall not be placed closer than six inchc3 (6") from a corner. k The furnace shall be placed so that a door cannot be nearer than twelve inches (12") to any portion of the register of the furnace. Section 2159. Ducts - General. Section 2159.1. Fire Separations. Where passing; k 1�. -16- �( t' I r i f i vuL . 5Fa652 , ""' ''J ORMNANC$ NO-1.203 - Contihued through a required fire wall or area separation, every opening for ventilation or for any air duct regulated by this code shall be equipped with a fire protection assembly. complying with the requirements of this section. They shall be located and in- stalled so as to be accessible for inspection and repair. Any such opening not more than two and one-half feet (2J') in greatest width may be equipped with a fire shutter com- plying with the requirements of sub-sections 2159.2 and 2159.3 of this section. One such shutter shall be required on each side of any such opening in an area separation wall. EXCEPTION: Group I occupancy (UBC). One such shutter shall be required at the point of the fire separation. Ducts may have a one-hour protective covering or separated by a one-hour enclosure for its entire length. Any such openin not more than twenty-five feet square 425' sq.5 in area, and not more than five feet (5 ) in greatest width or height, other than an opening in an area separation, shall be equipped with a louver fire shutter complying with the re- quirements of Section 2159•3• Every fire shutter and louver fire shutter required by this section shall be arranged to close automatically when the temperature in any portion of the opening served by such shutter reaches one hundred sixty-five degrees (165°) Fahrenheit. Section 2159.2. Construction and Thickness. Every fire shutter, other than a louver fire shutter, shall comply with the requirements of this subsection. { Metal Thickness. Every fire shutter shall be con- struoted oTmei no ess than No. 16 au�e thickness and every such shutter more than eighteen inches �18 ) in greatest width shall be not less than No. 12 gauge thickness. Frame. Every fire shutter shall slide or close against and lap over not less than three-fourths inch (3/4") on an ap- proved framq constructed of structural steel angles. Latches. Every fire shutter or the frame for such shutter sh-13Teequipped with one or more spring latches ar- ranged to hold the shutter tightly against such frame when the shutter is in closed position. Section 2159.3• Every louver fire shutter shall comply with the requirements of this subsection. All portions of the blades and frame of every such C louver fire shutter shall be constructed of steel or galvanized sheet iron not less than No. 12 gauge thickness. " No louver blade shall be more than five inches (511) In width. Every louver blade shall lap not less than one inch (1") over the .adJolning blade when such louver fire shutter is in a closed.positloii. All louver blades shall be supported on non- e ferrous or other approved corrosion-resistant bearings. 17- ��� r f: f+ h K�X���yw �%�rn��a ry ter- I�S �3 �. I'• ..•,...t ...!•u?.1 i 41%J.tAL'4'�.E.�Y�•IfMt lcl�`..l'vf kMA'� ..A/.� 41�';..,5't�R.�h.il.\�+EIA3 r�f�.sY 3.iv. :J.�' �'1.. :. 1� 1 i i I vol PAA53 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued Section 2160. Duetas Section 2160.1. Length and Slope. Section 2160.11. For gravity systems no leader heat pipe shall be over twenty feet (201) in length measured horizontally, except where a booster fan is installed, when the length shall j not exceed forty feet (401). All heat pipes under first floor ,foists shall have uniform rise of at least one inch (1") per lineal foot of horizontal run. Section 2160.12 For fvreed,air systAfis the ducts in crawl spaces shall be installed as high as possible to provide access to all parts of the under floor and attic spaces. Plenum and extended plenum shall clear the ground by two inches (21. Proper crawl spaces, five feet (5') long and twenty inches (20") wide, shall be provided under hot air leader pipes, cold air return pipes and extended plenum to make any portion of the underside of a structure accessible. Section 2160.2. Size. Gravity warm-air pipes and appurtenances serving first floor rooms shall have a minimum crone-sectional area in square inches of not less than the cubic-foot capacity of the room or rooms in which registers are located, divided by 40, provided that no leader pipe shall have a net area of less than fifty square inches (50 sq. in.). Risers and appurtenances serving floors above the f first floor, shall have a net area of not less than two thirds that required to serve the first floor. Section 2160.3. Material. Ducts shall be of incombustible material equivalent in structural strength, durability, and thic"ess to the materials set forth in Table H. 5., Section 3500. Wire glass may be used E for inspection windows in ducts. fi Ducts shall be of independent construction or may be formed by parts of the building structure if they conform to the requirements of this section. Duct walla may be of lath and plaster as approved for one-hour fire-resistive construction. Section 2160.4. Registers. Registers fqr gravity systems shall be located in or near the wall of the room nearest the furnace. Registers may be located in outside walls when forced air systema are used and the weather aide is covered with one-half inch W') insulation. ` No double registers shall be used. I Each register shall have a capacity of not less than two-thirds the area of the leader pipe. Section 2160.5: Construction and Installation. f Ninety-nine degree bends in round pipe shall be made by not less than four piece elbows. Sixty-degree bends shall be made by means of not leas than three-piece elbows. Joints and seams tt of supply ducts shall be securely fastened and made substantially air tight. Slip points shall have a lap of at least one inch (11 ). Tape used for sealing points shall be not more combustible than ` approved flame-proofed fabric. l -18- i -- - 5 P� VOL . 654 l ORDINANCE N0. 1209 - Continued Where heating or other pipes are placed in or partly in a partition, necessitating the cutting of the soles or plates, a metal tie not less than one-eighth inch (1/8") thick by one and one-half inches (1j") wide (or No. 12 gauge metal) shall be fastened to the plate across and to each side of the opening with not less than four 16d nails. Section 2160.6. Duct Insulation. Heating supply ducts, located in ventilated attics and sub-floor crawl spaces, shall be insulated as follows: Section 2160.61. Supply plenums and main trunk supply ducts shall be fully insulated. Section 2160.62. Supply ducts direct from furnaces and all branch ducts from plenums or main trunk ducts, fittings and boxes, shall be fully insulated. Section 2160.63. Insulation shall be a minimum of one- fourth inch (�") in thickness, air cell asbestos insulation or equivalent of other fireproof insulation material. All warm-air pipes and fittings, cold-air circulating pipes, ducts, boxes, and fittings shall be made of materials set forth in Table H. 5., Section 3500. Section 2160.64. All warm-air pipe and fittings with slip points must be tightly fitted and sealed with incombustible material before being dompletely insulated. Section 2160.7. Support. All riser pipes shall be held in place by means of metal strips securely fastened to the pipe and shall in no case be held in place by nailing diagonally through the corners of such pipe. No point shall depend wholly upon solder to make it tight. All leader pipes shall be securely fastened and supported in place by means of wires or metal strips at intervals not to exceed seven feet (71) maximum. Section 2160.8. Branch or Y-runs. In the installation of Y-runs or branch runs, (Gravity System) the cross-sectional area of the warm-air pipe at the furnace shall equal in square inches the cubic contents of all the rooms served by such warm-air pipe divided by 40. Sizes of branch runs shall be determined in the same manner on the basis of the room or rooms served. Branches from trunk lines shall be taken off in a generally horizontal plane ` at an angle not more than 45 degrees from the line of the pipe. II Up to ninety-degree (90°) Y-branches may be permitted in forced I: draft systems. Riser pipes shall not be taken off the top of the first-floor registered boxes. 4,. Section 2160.9. Dampers. Volume dampers (gravity systems) with positive locking devices shall be installed in each supply trunk adjacent to the plenum chamber except where there is only one supply trunk and no 'single branches taken off at the plenum chamber. O i' -19- i 1n rC jf r.?l�177, ;j £sfdi i��r,lk?l'F�hlfY;ti✓�7; ..x a <r:pi j.a..�s �.',' �:t. '!F i voi 5 Pari 655 ORDINANCE N0. 1203 - Continued Section 2160.911. Clearance between Joists or Studs. Where warm-air pipes and appurtenances are to be in- stalled in a building, the joists and studs shall be so arranged as to provide not less than fourteen inches (14") clear space in continuous horizontal runs and vertical risers from furnace to the register served. Minimum clearance from horizontal supply ducts within three feet (31 ) of the plenum shall be one inch (1") from combus- tiblea for forced air or gravity- furnaces that are equipped with an approved 250° F. temperature limit control located within ten inches (10") of the surface of the heat exchanger. If the above control cannot meet the requirements of the above statement the clearance shall be six inches (6"). Section 2160.912. Design and Installation for all Warm Air System. - Shall be In accordance with a recognized and acceptable method such as contained in the latest ASHACE Guide for the type of system involved, except as otherwise provided herein. Section 2161. Air Filters. I Section' 2161.1. Requirements. All forced warm air heating systems installed in resi- dences shall have air filters% Section 2161.2. Fire Resistance. Air filters shall be a type that will not burn freely or emit large volume of smoke or other objectionable products of combustion when attacked by flames. Section 2161.3. Coating Flash Point. Liquid adhesive coatings used on filters shall have a flash point of 325 degrees F., Cleveland open cup tester, or higher. Section 2162. Room Temperature Thermostats. f Section 2162,1. Locations: ` To assure good response by the room temperature thermo- stat, it should be located where it will be in the natural circu- lating path of room air. Avoid locations which would expose the j device to cold air infiltration, or drafts from windows, doors, or other openings leading to the outside, or to air currents from warm or cold air registers, or where the natural circulation of the air is cut off such as behind doors, above or below mantels, shelves, or in corners. Placing a thermostat which controls a central heat- i ing appliance in a bathroom or kitchen is not recommended. Section 2162.2. Exposure: A room temperature thermostat should not be exposed to heat from nearby radiators, fireplaces, radios, lamps, rays of the sun, or mounted on a wall containing pipes or warm air ducts, or a flue or vent, which would affect its operation and prevent ! it from properly controlling the room temperature, i -20- I i. ....•n.,mi.�Y;.T.-T'P1}.rlh..f.4i.l tD3'.:.a i......: ., :.,/.-.r./:..t ::...:...,S c. :x v'. :.;..: . ... ..... ... .. .. i .. .... .... ........•. - VM ' PAGEM U i ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued Section 2162.3. Drafts: Any hole in the plaster of panel through which wires pass from the thermostat to the appliance being controlled shall be adequately sealed with suitable material to prevent drafts from affecting the thermostat. Section 2163. filer Piping. Section 2163.1. The method-,of connecting the flow and return pipes on steam and hot-water boilers shall facilitate a rapid circulation of steam or water. Steam pipes and hot-water heating pipes shall be installed with a clearance of at least one inch (1") to all combustible con- struction or material, except that at the points where pipes carry- ing steam or hot water at not over 15 pounds gauge pressure emerge from a floor, wall, or ceiling, the clearance at the opening through the finsh floor boards or wall ceiling boards may be lees than one inch (1" , but not less than one-half inch (ill). Each such open- Ing shall be covered with a plate of non-combustible material. Such pipes passing through stock shelving shall be covered with not lose than one inch (1") of approved insulation. Wooden boxes or casings enclosing uniinnsulated steam or hot-water heating pipes, j or wooden covers to recesses in walls in which such uninsulated pipes are placed, shall be lined with metal or asbestos mill board. j Where the temRerature of the boiler piping does not exceed 160 degrees Fahrenheit the provisions of this sub-section shall not apply. Covering or insulation used on steam or hot water pipes shall be of incombustible material. Section 2163.2. Accessories. j Section 2163.21. Each steam boiler or hot water boiler when installed shall be equipped with an approved pressure relief valve with a BTU relief capacity not less than the gross input rating of the boiler. Section 2163.22. A pressure regulator which will prevent the generation of steam pressures in excess of 15 p.s.i. for steam boilers. Section 2163.23. No device generating a glow or flame capable of igniting gasoline vapor shall be installed or used \ tinegrouup• J occupancy, UBC) within twenty-four inches (24") of floor. Section 2163.24. Low pressure boilers shall be equipped with supply water shutoff valve, check valve, pressure regulator, pressure relief (with a full size drain to outside of building, U.P.C. Sea. 1007), safety pilot, high limit control, air vents at high point and drain cocks to facilitate flushing and repair. Section 2163.3• Pane Hot water Heating. Section 21630-31. Design and Installation shall be in -21- j t l t+,i 1�_1/ S 2t r , ,,r.t fi!1! M��7;diY{ ,f,{���i�j� 7 w i,;�yi(,,i$�r$; �,'�.�,lf•?j 1 l sY�.a+i°Lt.�tlx: I I 1 Vol 5 PAGE657 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued accordance with a recognized and acceptable method such as con- tained in the ASHACE Guide. Section 2163.32. Panel coils or grids shall be of copper tubing, or steel pine, or wrought-iron pipe, or poly- ethylene plastic. All piping in panels shall be of the same material, and any exposed connections between piping of dis- similar metals should be made with an insulated Joint. Screwed joints shall not be used for any piping or tubing imbedded in concrete or plaster. Section 2163.33• Balancing. A balancing cock shall be provided for each sinuous coil or grid circuit and identified to indicate the circuit controlled. Section 2163.34. Inspections. An inspection shall be made after all piping has been installed, and before any such piping has been covered or con- cealed, or any fixture has been attached thereto. This inspection will include a determination that the pipe sizing, material and installation meet the requirements of the Uniform Plumbing Code. Section 2163.35. Panel Testing. Before any panel is enclosed the system shall be sub- jected to a two hundred pound (200 lb.) per square inch hydro- j static pressure test to last for not less than six (6) hours continuous running time near the end of which time all field ,Joints shall be struck with a hammer on at least two sides and all ,Joints shall be inspected for leaks and damaged material, which shall be replaced and/or repaired. Before running this teat, the contractor shall make certain that the heating coils are not connected to the boiler, l Under no circumstance (unless the boiler is rated for a two hundred pound (200 lb.) per square inch working pressure) shall the boiler be subjected to the hydrostatic test. During that period when the concrete is being poured over the heating coils located in the floor a hydrostatic pressure of two hundred pounds (200 lb.) per square inch shall be maintained. In a concrete floor slab installation the heating contractor or his representative shall be present before and ` during the pouring operation to protect the pipes and to see that they are centered in the slab. l DIVISION ON HEAT-PRODUCINO APPLIANCES Section 2164. Room or Space Heaters are regulated as follows: (. Section 2164.1. General. The equipment covered by this Section shall be installed according to the provisions of this Division. Such equipment shall not be altered nor shall the fuel inpui be increased in -22- I 1 VOL PAGE658 - ORDINMCE A0. 1203 - Continued in excess of the manufacturer's rated input. Defective material or parts shall be replaced in such a manner as not to invalidate the approvals as specified in Section 2112. Section 2164.2. Labeling. All equipment covered by this Section shall be labeled as specified in Section 2152 for furnaces and boilers. Section 2164.3. Venting. Heating appliances covered by this Section shall be connected to a flue vent or chimney complying with the Venting Division of this code. EXCEPTION: Gas heating appliances other than those In Group D, H, and I occupancies UBC need not be vented if designed without a vent collar and so listed and approved for use without a flue vent or chimney by a nationally recognized testing laboratory. Section 2164.4. Location. Room heaters, apace heaters .and recessed wall heaters shall be placed so as not to cause a hazard to walls, floors, and doors. Room heaters designed and marked "for use in incom- bustible fire-resistive fireplace only", shall not be installed elsewhere. i Section 2164.5. Clearances. Gas fired approved room and space heaters: Approved room and space heaters shall be installed with clearances from combustible construction as set forth in Table H. 3., Section 3500• Section 2164.6. Definitions. Section 2164.61. Circulating Space Heater: j A space heater designed to convert the energy in fuel gas to convected heat, or radiant heat and convected heat, by the circulation of the products of combustion and room air, or room air only. j Section 2164.62. Recessed Wall Heater: A space heater designed for installation within a wall j or partition and approved for such use. Section 2164.63. Steam Radiator: A space heater in which all the energy in the fuel gas (with the exception of that lost from the flue by radiation or j convection from the combustion chamber) is transmitted to the surrounding atmosphere through the medium of steam or hot water generated within the appliance. In this definition, the com- bustion chamber is that part of the appliance '.n which combustion j of the gas takes place and does not ineXude the flue passages. Section 2164.64. Radiant Heater: f: A space heater designed primarily to convert the energy in fuel gas to radiant heat. • is -23- i VOL PAGE 659 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued Section 2164.65. Unit Heater (Low Static Pressure Type): A self-contained, automatically controlled, vented, gas burning appliance, limited to the heating of non-residential space in which it is installed. Such dppliances shall have integral means for circulation of air, normally by a propeller fan or fans, and may be equipped with louvers or face extensions made In accord- ance with the manufacturer's approved specifications. Section 2164.66. Unit. Heater (High Static Pressure Type): j A self-contained, automatically controlled, vented, gas- burning appliance, limited to the heating of non-residential space. These appliances have integral means for circulation of air against two-tenth-inch (0.2") or greater static pressure and are designed for installation in the space to be heated unless they are equipped with provisions for attaching both inlet and outlet air ducts. Section 2164.7. Untested room and space heaters. Section 2164.71. Circulating Type: Room heaters having an outer Jacket surrounding the combustion chambe arranged with openings at top and bottom so that air circulates between the inner and outer ,Jacket, and with- out openings in the outer Jacket to permit direct radiation. Such heaters shall have clearances at sides and rear of not less than f twelve inches (12"). Section 2164.72. Radiant type: Room heaters other than those described abAve as of circulating type. Such heaters shall have clearances at sides and rear of not less than eighteen inches (18"); except that heaters which make use of metal, asbestos, or ceramic material to direct radiation to the front of the appliance, shall have a clearance of thirty-six inches (36") in front and if constructed with a double back of metal or ceramic may be installed with a clearance of eighteen inches (18") at sides and twelve inches (12") at rear. Section 2164.73. All other types: f All other room or apace heaters shall have a clearance at side and rear of not less than eighteen inches (18") with the floor protected in an approved manner. Reduced clearances shall be as set forth in Table H. 1. Section 3500. Section 2164.8. Clearances: Heaters burning solid and liquid fuel. Clearances s e as set forth in Table H. 4. Section 3500. Section 2164.81. Circulating Space Heater: A space heater having an outer Jacket surrounding the casing around the combustion chamber, arranged with openings at top and bottom so that air circulates between the inner casing and the outer Jacket. Space heaters with openings in the outer Jacket to permit some direct radiation from the inner casing shall be classed as radiating type. Section 2164.82. Recessed Wall Heater: A space heater designed for installation within a wall -24- ,i, VOL 5 PAGE660 ORDINATES NO. 1203 - Continued or partition and approved for such use. Section 2164.83. Radiant Heater: A space heater designed primarily to convert the energy In fuel to radiant heat. Section 2164.9. Support. Suspended-type unit heaters shall be safely and ade- quately supported with due consideration given to their weight and vibration characteristics. Section 2164.90. Mounting. Except as otherwise provided, floor-mounted heating appliances shall be mounted on the ground, or on floors of Type I UBC construction or fire-resistive construction with incom- bustible flooring and surface finish, or on fire-resistive slabs or arches having no combustible material against the underside thereof. Such construction shall in all cases extend not less than six inches (6") beyond the appliance on all sides, and where solid fuel is used shall extend not less than eighteen Inches (18") at the front or side where ashes are removed. Section 2164.91. Floor mounted heating appliances which are approved specifically for installation on a combustible floor may be mounted in accordance with the conditions of such approval. Section 2164.92. Floor-mounted heating appliances which are set on legs which provide not less than four inches (4") open space under the base of the appliance may be mounted on floors other than as specified in this sub-section, provided the floor under the appliance Is protected with sheet metal of not less than 24 US gauge or by other approved Incombustible material. adhere aulid fuel is used the protection shall extend not less than eighteen inches (1811) beyond the appliance at the front or side where ashes are removed. With radiating-type space heaters burning gas, which make use of metal, asbestos or ceramic material to direct radiation to the front of the device, the floor protection shall extend out at the front not less than thirty-six inches (36") when the heater is not of a type approved for installation on a combustible floor. Section 2164.93. Floor-mounted heating appliances which are set on legs which provide not less than eighteen inches (18") open space under the base of the appliance, or which have no burners and no portion of any firebox within eighteen inches (18") of the floor, may be mounted on floors other than as specified in this sub-section without special floor protection, provided there is at least one sheet-metal baffle between the burners or firebox and the floor. Section 2164.94. Floor-mounted heating appliances may be mounted on floors other than as specified in this sub-section, provided the floor under the appliance is protected with hollow magonry not less than four inches (41') in thickness, covered with sheet-metal of not less than 24 US gauge. Such masonry course shall be laid with ends unsealed and ,points matched in such a Way as to provide a free e-irculation of air from side to Aide through the masonry. Where solid fuel is used the floor for eighteen inches (18") beyond the front of the appliance or i s rt,)�.t:s�� r`.is f f.x.,�db�i,i.�t� ,:.r��a`.-',•75�"j. ;it' 4.1 �� h r. 1��+ { a ��xf a1 na.,'��i r` . 7r tr y •�t s k r r tyi r 5'Y sSa•, r vaL _ 5 PASEWI ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued I i side where ashes nre removed shall be protected with sheet metal of not leas than 24 US gauge, or with protection equivalent thereto. Section 2165. WATER HEATERS Section 2165.1. Prohibited Locations: No water heater shall be installed in any room used or designed to be used for sleeping purposes, bathroom,clothes closet, or under any stairway or landing, or in any confined space with access only to the above location. Section 2165.2. Water Heater Installed in Qaragess No devices generating a glow or flame capable of igniting gasoline vapor shall be installed or used (in group J occupancy UBC) within twenty-four inches (24") of the floor. Water heaters installed in garages shall be adequately guarded against mechanical injury and from coming in contact with combustible material. Section 2165.3. Water-Heater Enclosures or Recesses: An enclosure or recess used to house a water heater shall be of such size that the heater is readily accessible for adjust- ment, service, or replacement and provides adequate clearance as specified in Sub-section 2165.5. Section 2165.4. Air for Combustion: i Air for combustion shall be supplied as specified in Section 2120. Section 2165.5. Clearances: Water heaters may be positioned in relation to com- bustible construction with minimum clearances as follows: I 1. Approved gas fired circulating tank, instantaneous, and uninsulated underfired types ----------------------------6". 2. Approved gas underfired, insulated automatic storagetypes -----------------------------------------------2". 3. Approved gas underfired I insulated automatic storage types (with one or more flat sides) -------------Flush. 4 Untested gas-fired or types burning solid or liquidfuel ------------------------------------------------12". I In no case shall the clearance be reduced so as to inter- I fere with the requirements for accessibility and combustion air. Approved liquid-fuel-burning water heaters may be placed in relation to combustible construction as specified under con- ditions of approval and listings. f . Reduced clearances shall be set forth in Table H. 1. Section 3500. I' Section 2165.6. Relief Valves. !!� All water-heating appliances which are installed in a C closed system of water piping, or any water heater connected to a sep- arate storage tank and having valves between said heater and tank, shall be provided with a water-pressure relief valve set at a pressure is -26- I I n.e..;.<•. \...t..3..'.•'.V f...x-.:CC-.a if .. . . :1,\. .:.i.\.v ..i....--.. t::x..'.:. .. .. .. .. .... .-.. ._v... ._... ..-._... . .a ._:.�. VOL . 5 PAGEC6z �) ORDIWANCS NO. 1203 - Continued of not more than fifty (50) pounds per square inch gauge pressure above the pressure of the water supply. Every required pressure relief valve shall be an approved automatic type with drain. The pressure relief valve shall be installed in the cold water supply pipe between the pressure regulator or check valve and each heater or tank. If a pressure relief valve is located inside the build- ing, a drain pipe shall extend therefrom to the outside of the building, with thb end of the pipe not over two feet (21 ) above the ground and pointing downward. Such drain may terminate at other approved locations. Every, relief valve shall be readily accessible. No shut-off valve of any kind shall be installed between the pressure relief valve apd the tank it serves. Section 2165.7. Reconditioned Water Heaters. No parts used to repair or recondition gas water heaters shall differ in type, make, or construction under which such gas water heater was originally approved. Defective parts or material must be replaced in kind in order to validate the conditions of approval as specified in this Division. Section 2165.8. Venting. Water heaters shall be connected to a vent and vent connection meeting the requirements of the Venting Division of this Code. Sections 3110 - 3240. Section 2165.9. Tubing Connectors. i Tubing Connectors shall comply with Section 2110. Section 2166. INCINERATORS. Section 2166.1. General. 1 Incinerators for the reduction of refuse, garbage, or other waste materials shall be installed in accordance with the provisions of this Section. 1 Section 2166.2. Small Domestic Type. Incinerators of small uninsulated domestic-type installed indoors shall be constructed mounted installed and vented accord- Ing to the applicable requirements for room heaters burning solid or liquid fuel as specified in Section 2164, except that mounting shall be on an incombustible and fire-resistive floor, and minimum j clearances to combustible material shall be thirty-six inches (36") above, forty-eight finches (4811) in front, and thirty-six inches (360) in back and at sides. The requirements of this sub-aection shal1l also apply to incinerators installed as part of other appli- ances. j Incinerators of small domestic type, or those that are a part of another appliance, that have been tested and approved for installation on a combustible floor or with less clearances shall be installed in accordance with the conditions of such approval and shall be connected to a Type "A" flue complying with the requirements of the Flue Division of this Code. Section 3110- 3.24o. Outdoor incinerators of small domestic type shall be construoted;and ,located.to meet the approval of the Chief of the Fire<•AeD.aiptimant�. -- 12 J> s. � �,,: >�. y•,, r- � orf �.,,�f :`,' L ,<2;t..�jrttK \ '.i1, 'k l,.:t!lyfk iZCtr ' ' a +i�Y33' \ ` 4t?+.at ..:r.. s+l .•t'<,i. t i i VDl . 5 PAGE663 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued Section 2166.3. Incinerators Using the Flue as a Refuse Chute. Incinerators in which no fuel other than normal refuse, except a gas flame or similar means to accomplish ignition, is used for combustion, and in which the chute and amoke flue are identical, shall have the enclosing walls of the combustion chamber constructed of clay or shale brickwork not less than four inches (4") thick when there Is a horizontal ,grate area of not more than nine square feet (9 sq. ft.) and.not less than eight inches ($") thick when there is a horizontal grate area exceeding the nine square feet and 1n each case, a lining of firebrick not less than four inches (4") thick, with an air space, in the case of the thicker wall, between the clay or shale brick and the firebrick sufficient to provide for expansion and contraction. The combined chute and flue shall be constructed as re- quired for incinerator chimneys in Section 3123. Such chute and flue shall be constructed straight and plumb, and finished smooth on the inside. All flues shall terminate in a substantially con- structed s{}{�1ark arrester having a mesh not exceeding three-fourths inch (3/4"/• Firebrick shall be laid in fire-clay mortar. Service openings into the chute shall be equipped with approved self-closing hoppers so constructed that the opening is closed off while the hopper is being charged and that no part will project into the chute or flue. The area of the service opening shall not exceed one-third of the area of the chute or flue. Section 2166.4. Commercial and Industrial Type Incinerators. Commercial and industrial type incinerators designed to burn not more than 250 pounds of refuse per hour and having a horizontal grate area not exceeding nine square feet (9 sq. ft.) shall have the enclosing walls of the combustion chamber constructed of clay or shale brick not less than eight inches 8") thick with a lining of fire brick not less than four inches (4"# thick, provided that the outer four inches of clay or shale brickwork may be re- laced by a steel plate casing not less than three-sixteenths inch j p(3/16") in thickness. Commercial and industrial type incinerators of a size designed to burn more than 250 pounds of refuse per hour and hav- ing a grate area exceeding nine square feet (9 sq. ft.) shall have the enclosing walls of the combustion chamber constructed of clay or i shale brick not less than eight inches t$") thick with a lining of fire brick not less than eight inches ( ") thick, provided that the outer four inches (41 of clay or shale brickwork may be replaced by a steel plate casing not less than three-sixteenths inch (3/16") in thickness. t Combustion chamber walls shall be strongly braced and stayed with structural steel shapes, and the firebrick linings Shall be laid in fire-clay mortar. Incinerators with their waste material bins or containers shall be located in a room or compartment used for no other purpose, or in a room devoted exclusively to boilers and heating plant. In �. either case such room shall be separated from the rest of the building by two-hour fire-resistive walls, floors, and ceiling, with all openings equipped with single fire doors of a type required -28- VOl 5 FAA64 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued for Class "A" openings. (UBC) The flue connections or breechings from the combustion chamber shall be constructed of not lighter than 16 US gauge metal when they do not exceed twelve inches (12") in diameter or greatest dimension and of 12 US gauge metal when they exceed twelve inches (1211) in diameter or greatest dimension. In addition they shall be lined with firebrick laid in fire-clay mortar, not less than two and one-half inches (2j") thick when they are between twelve and eighteen inches in diameter or greatest dimension, and not less than four and one-half inches (4j") thick when they are larger. If they lead into and combine with flue connections or breechings from other appliances, such other con- neotions or breechings shall also be lined as required for direct flue connections, unless the cross-section area of the connection into which they lead is at least four times the area of the in- cinerator connection, but in no case shall a gas burning appliance be combined. The clearance to woodwork or other combustible material or construction, on all sides of flue connections or breechings, shall be not less than thirty-six inches (36") provided that clearances may be modified as set forth in Table H. 4. Section 3500. Refusie chutes shall not feed directly to the com- bustion chamber', but shall discharge into a room or bits enclosed and separated from the incinerator room by floors, ceilings, and walls of not less than two-hour fire-resistive construction. The opening through which material is transferred from such room or bin to the incinerator room shall be equipped with a fire door of a type required for Class "A" openings. (UBC) Refuse chutes shall rest on substantial incombustible foundations. The enclosing walls of such chutes shall consist of clay or shale brickwork not less than eight inches 8") thick or of reinforced concrete not less than six inches (6") thick. Such chutes shall extend to and not less than four feet (41 ) above the roof and shall be covered by a metal skylight glazed with a single thick plain glass. Service openings for chutes shall be located in separate rooms or compartments enclosed in walls or partitions, floors and ceilings having a fire-resistance rating of not leas than one hour. Such openings shall be equipped with fire doors or other approved devices of a type required for Class "B" openings. (UBC) Section 2166.5. Other Types. Incinerators of types other than those regulated above shall be constructed and installed in accordance with the require- ments of Section 2166.4., except for special large-capacity incin- erators and refuse burners used in connection with sawmills and woodworking plants and except for other approved types which in- cinerators shall meet the approval of the Chief of the Fire De- partment. I� Section 2167. MISCELLANEOUS DOMESTT.0 APPLIANCES. Section 2167.1. Clearances: Appliances so- constructed that the burners or heating f elements are not shielded by metal or other approved insulating material shall have a minimum clearance of twelve inches (12") to so combustible material above the burner or heating element i i. a -2g- t � ,.. _ _•. }.t,4.'1 G.1.'f,�``''r+ .si,dlN� :� �..- t a .c t"' t. ._ � Vii. VOl � PAGE665 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued level. Appliances approved for installation at lesser distances from combustible material may be installed with clearances for which they are approved. Appliances having open flames shall not be installed where the vertical clearance to combustible construction is less than thirty-aix inches (36"). A two-foot (2' vertteal clearance over open flame gas appliances is per- mit ed if the underside of the combustible construction exposed to flame is protected with a minimum of one-fourth-inch RI) asbestos millboard covered with 28 US gauge or heavier sheet metal covering, and the projection extends a minimum of nine inches (9") beyond the outer dimensions of the appliance. Reduced olearanceBahall be as set forth in Table H. 1. Section 3500. Section 2167.2. Ranges and Hot Plates. Ranges or hot plates shall not be installed in rooms intended to be used for sleeping purposes. There shall be in- stalled in the wall or ceiling, approximately over the cooking facilities, a ventilating oppening with a minimum area of eight inches by six inches (8" x 6"), connected by an incombustible ventilating duct free to the outside of the building. The ven- tilating duct for each kitchen shall have a minimum cross- sectional area of twenty-eight square inches (28 sq. in.). An approved forced-draft system of ventilation may be substituted for the natural-draft ventilating system. Combination-type gas and solid-fuel ranges and trash- burner ranges must be vented to a type "A" chimney constructed In accordance with the provisions of this Division for use by trash burners. Solid-top-type gas ranges and built-in gas circulator-type ran§es shall be vented to an approved Type "B" gas vent or Type "A chimney. Section 2167.3. Domestic Clothes Dryers. Approved vented and unvented clothes dryers shall not be installed in rooms used for sleeping purposes, bathroom, clothes closet, or in any confined space with access only to the above locations. Adequate room ventilation for such appliance shall be: for appliances having a rated input capacity of twenty- five thousand (25,000) BTU or less, one ventilating duct or open- ing with not less than thirty-six square inches (36 sq. in.) of free area which shall lead to an area where an uninterrupted supply of fresh air is assured, and located at a point not more than one foot (11) below the level of the ceiling. Where adequate room ventilation is not provided, blower type clothes dryers shall be exhausted in such a manner as to in- sure that the moisture is carried to the outside air. In no case shall the exhaust terminate beneath the building or in the attic area. The inspector may modify the above provisions as to the location of the required ventilating ducts or openings, if, In his opinion, any other location thereof would be more practic- able for the particular heating appliance to be installed, and if ample ventilation for the safe operation of said appliance is provided. Venting of gravity type clothes dryers shall conform to the vent requirements of this code. Sections 3110 - 3234. Section 2168. COMMERCIAL FOOD PREPARATION EQUIPMENT. Section 2168.1.' General. -30- 1 VOlJ'PAGE ORDIKA1f0I Vo '120 J. Continasd The;prov` e io6s, of"'this sub-section shall apply to rangeroij,' "'bvcns and;other miscellaneous appliances of "a;,tyyppe,-gcne'rahy.;q:dd,In hotel, restaurant, and institutional I 's '61h appliances 'shall be ;installed level on a firm folin�latI lS. o' d'•cont'aining commercial food preparation equip- t, :shall be'provided:with sufficient openings to the outside hir.to prevent aceumMition of hot, air over appliances and to pprevent;,, 0, ring.of'atmo'spheric pressure due to air exhausted by i4ilhbniCdl''msans and shall in no. case provide lees than four hip+'bhanges',p'er`hour 46ction2168.2. Mounting of Appliances. - 'Ranges, broilers, and ovens-may be installed with their bases or idge 'on unprotected combustible floors if they are ap- proved for such installation. Ranges, broilers, and ovens not approved for installa- tion, directly on unprotected combustible floors shall be mounted on floors of concrete or other fire-resistive construction, which shall have no combustible material on the underside thereof, and which shall extend not less than 12 inches (12") beyond the ap- pliance on all sides and, where solid fuel is used, shall extend not less than eighteen inches (18") at the front or side where ashes are removed. Section 2168.21. EXCEPTIONSt Appliances which are set on legs which provide not less than-eighteen inches .(18") open space under the base of the appliance,;.or,which have r,o burners and no portion of any oven or, broiler`wiihin, eighteen inches, (18") of the floor, may be mounted'oh'bombustible floors, provided there is at least one sheet=metal baffle between the burners and the floor. Section 2168.22. Appliances which are set on lege which provide not lees than.eight inches (8!') open space under the base of the appliance, may be mounted on combbusttible. floors, provided the floor under the appliance is.proteoted with not less than one-fourth inch ( ") asbestos millboard covered with sheet metal of not lees than 24 US gauge. The above a ecified, floor protection shall extend not lees than .six inches j 6"``beyond the appliance on all sides and where solid fuel in used shall extend not leas than eighteen inches (1811) at the front or side where ashes are removed. Section 2168.23. Appliances which are set on lege which provide not less than Pour-ibc4es, (4"), open ,space under the base of the appliance, may be mounted 'on combustible floors, provided the floor under the appliance- is protected with hollow masonry not less than four inches':,(4") in thickness,,, egvere4 :pith sheet metal of not less than 2,4;US'gauge Such masonry -course shall be laid with ends unsealed;and: Joints.mat, .in such; a way as to provide a free eircul,atl.on`.oP.air. Orough.the masonry.: Where solid Fuel is used, 't lie �'loor.f6i;,eIghteen:l.aches, (181') beyond the front of the ap- plianoe:,or-sIde;4here ashes are removed shall be protected with not lees`than one-fourth inck{;!( ")'•Asbestos millboard covered with ,shegt metal ,oi' not peps than,24.,US'gauge, or with protection equiv- .ie.ret9, ��;.,; ` r � ryrXLab Sv< i �' yi )• r 3 I r r� 4 r r 1 y 1, ,.1 i;•r:f�,t{.lr-.,�,f ik:�_ �,YYL41 fai!i .r'<fc}n4 b'*.3b1 r � t,F�.,;'i(„ �'' Mil� j3 'i .td:X�..><{,F'-'�Y in �•.f ,-i _ i von 5 PAA67 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued Section 2168.24. Appliances may be mounted on combustible floors, pro- vided the floor under the appliance is protected by two courses of four inch (4") hollow clay tile or equivalent, with courses laid at right angles and with ends unsealed and joints matched in such a way as to provide a free circulation of air through such masonry courses, and covered with steel plate not less than three-sixteenths inches (3/16") in thickness. Where solid fuel is used, the floor for eighteen inches (1811) beyond the front of the appliance or side where ashes are removed shall be protected with not less than one-fourth.inch (J") asbestos millboard covered with sheet metal of not less than 24 US gauge, or with protection equivalent thereto. Section 2168.3. Clearances for Approved Appliances. Ranges, broilers, and ovens shall be installed to pro- vide a clearance to wallacf combustible material not less than that specified in the conditions of approval. Approved gas- fired appliances shall be installed not less than six inches (6"� from combustible construction except that at least a two-inch (2 ') clearance shall be maintained between the flue box or draft hood and combustible construction. Reduced clearances shall be as set forth in Table H. 1. Section 3500. Section 2168.4. Clearances for Unapproved Appliances. Ranges, broilers, and ovens not approved for specific clearances shall be installed to provide a clearance to walls of combustible construction of not less than eighteen inches (1811). Reduced clearances shall be as set forth in Table H. 1. Section 3500. Section 2168.5. Wall Protection Above Cooking Top. Where a wall of combustible construction adjacent to the cooking top of an appliance is not shielded by a high shelf or ventilating system, the wall shall be protected by sheet metal of not less than 28 US gauge over one-fourth inch (V) asbestos millboard extending at laast twenty-four inches (24' ) above the surface of the cooking top. Section 2168.6. Hoods. Section 2168.61. Restrauant-type ranges, fry kettles, candy kettles, cruller furnaces, and appliances for the frying of bakery or con- fectionery products, shall be provided with ventilating hoods and ducts to the outside air to takeoff the smoke, gases, and vapors, unless such appliances are of the enclosed type and are vented in an approved manner. Section 2168.62. Location: Such hoods shall not be raised more than seven feet (7') above the floor. Hoods shall be of sufficient depth to extend to at least six inches (6") beyond all sides of units served. Section 2168.63. Construction: Such hoods and their ducts shall be constructed of in- combustible materials with tight unsoldered joints and if of metal shall be of not less than 24 US gauge copper, or 24 US gauge gal- vanized iron, or other equivalent corrosion-resistant ferrous metal. When the hood duct is pattially or entirely concealed from view, -32— ------------ VOL 5 FAMOUS � ORMNA1103 NO. 1203 - continued the duct or flue shall be of two ducts, one within the other, separated with two inch (2") air space between inner and outer casings, the thickness of both casings shall not be less than sixteen (16) US auge, the double ducts shall be kept separated by suitable metal spreaders at four feet (41) intervals, all joints to be grease tight butt welded Joints, the inner casing may be of black iron, and the outer casing shall be of galvanized iron or other non-ferrous metal. Hood ducts shall not be connected with any other ventilating system but connected into flues or stacks used for the same purpose and conforming to the requirements for smoke flues. The hood shall have a grease.trough extending around the perimeter, draining into a grease container outside the hood. A sufficient nunber of clean-out openings shall be provided every twelve feet (121) in horizontal runs of every duct and at every right angle change of direction where grease is likely to condense and trap. Clean-out and inspection openings to be provided with tight-fitting incombustible metal covers. Section 2168.64. Grease Extraction: Approved grease filters or grease baffles shall be in- stalled at the inlet of the exhaust system, Section 2168.65• Exhaust Capacity: Exhaust-duct systems shall be so designed as to create a conveying air velocity of not less than fifteen hundred feet (15001) and not more than twenty-two hundred feet (22001) per minute. Section 2168.66. Clearances: Such hoods and their ducts shall be installed to provide a elearanos to woodwork or other combustible material whether plastered or unplastered of not less than eighteen inches (1811). Reduced clearances shall be as set forth in Table H. 1. Section 3500. The ducts shall not pass through combustible walls or partitions unless they are protected at the point of passage as specified for smoke pipes in the Venting Sections of this Code. Section 2168.67. Gas-Applianoe Vents Under Hoods: Vents for this type of equipment may be of Type "C" and shall be sized ass eeified in the Venting Division of this Code. Where forced-draft-type hoods or systems are used, vents from ap- pliances shall be installed so that the flue gasses will mix with cooler air before entering the ventilating system. Section 2168.7. Gas Counter ARpliances. Section 2168.71. Vertical Clearance: A vertical distance of not less than forty-eight inches (48") shall be provided between the top of all commercial hot plates and griddles and combustible construction. Section 2168.72. Approved Appliances: Approved gas counter appliances such as commercial hot plates and griddles; food.and dish warmers, coffee brewers and urgs, wafflelbakers, 'and hot-water immersion sterilizers, when installed on combustible surfaces shall be set on their own bases or legs, al)a shall be instilled with a minimum horizontal clearance of sir inches (6")from combustible construction. Section 2168.,73. Untested ARRliances: ,Jntesteo'. gommeroial hot plates and griddles shall be ingtalles� with a'hox4i.: to!alearanee from combustible construction 4� ti it "�'J ter° i r '�# a- ✓1�,.fFj'+, ''ie3 ?r IMP P $" a�'+tM';(L3'4`F.��.` f Crv,r 7:rr.'}?�ir'w "!� ,� tit .«Si �: j.`# f•,(r5'i,�d+.rt wY.h..��t,i r�, vat . 5 PAGE669 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued i of not less than eighteen inches (18"). Untested gas counter appliances such as coffee brewers and urns, waffle bakers, and hot-water immersion sterilizers shall be installed with a hori- zontal clearance from combustible construction of not less than twelve inches (12"). Gas counter appliances may be installed with lesser clearances than specified above where the combustible construction is protected as net forth in Table H. 1. Section 3500. Untested food and dish warmers shall be installed with a horizontal clearance from combustible construction of not less than six inches (6"). Combustible surfaces under untested gas counter appliances shall be protected in an approved manner. Section 2168.8. Steam and Hot Food Tables. Burners of gas-fired steam tables shall be located at least twelve inches (12" ) above any wood floor with a 24 US gauge sheet metal baffle located between burners and floor. Pan containing water shall be separated by at least one Inch (1") from metal body of steam table. Sufficient openings of one square Inch (1 sq. In. ) to 1000 BTU shall be provided in upper section of body of steam table to permit escape of products of combustion, wherever steam table is fully enclosed, such as where sliding doors are fitted to body of unit. Baffle or shelving shall be perforated with openings of one square Inch (1 sq. in.) per 1000 BTU for air to support combustion. Bodies of hot food tables ghall be insulated with at least one-fourth inch (�") of approved insulation. Section 2168.9. Dishwashers. Gas-fired dishwashers having burners within eight inches (8") of any wood floor or combustible base shall be mounted on 24 US gauge sheet metal insulated with one-fourth inch (}") asbestos millboard. The back and ends shall have at least six inches (6") clearance from combustible partitions or walls, providing the walls or partitions are covered with 24 US gauge sheet metal. Combustible shelving under dishtable shall be at least eighteen inches (18") away from ends of unit. Immersion-type dishwashers located in basements or sub-floor rooms shall have hoods installed not less than six feet six inches (616") above the floor and in no case shall the dish- washer hood area be smaller than the top of the dishwasher. Tank-type dishwasher located In basements or sub-floor rooms shall be provided with duct openings and these shall be con- nected to a ventilating system. Section 2168.10. Portable Gas Baking and Roasting Ovens. ` Approved portable gas baking and roasting ovens shall be installed at least six inches (6") from combustible con- struction, except that at least a two-inch (2") clearance shall be maintained between the flue box or draft hood and combustible construction. Untested portable baking and roasting ovens shall be installed with clearances to combustible construction of not less than eighteen inches (18"). Reduced clearances shall be as set forth in Table H. 1. Section 3500. Section 2169. INDUSTRIAL HEATING EQUIPMENT. Section 2169.1. Construction. Industrial heating equipment shall be substantially constructed in a workmanlike manner. -34- J cif l:.s .•t.0 5 ' n fw_.Jx4:':_n .RA P4- JS•T:rr Ji J '-,a.; t.. ..... .f.:::♦ :,:Sr.c•'-a..-a::a,aYY_T7_J.A.........:..... ..... 4. ..•,. , Vol 5 aPw,670 00INANCE•N0: 1203 - Continued Section 2169.2. Installation Mounting gad Clearances. Appliances shall be installed, mounted and have clear- anoes s0 as not to raise the temperature of nearby combustible materials to temperature exceeding 90 degrees Fahrenheit plus room temperatut�e. The manufacturer or installer, or both, shall supply thhe Building Official with the necessary information re- garding installation, mounting, and clearances to enable the above conditions to be met. Section 2169.3. Venting. Industrial heating equipment shall be connected to a vent, flue, or chimney complying with the provisions of the Venting Sections of this Code, 3110 - 3240, except that the sizes of the vent flues or chimneys for commercial and industrial ! type heating equipment shall be determined In accordance with the manufacturer's specifications. Section 2169.4. Ventilation. Rooms containing industrial heating equipment shall be provided with means of ventilation adequate to prevent excessive aooumulation of hot air over or neat the appliance. Section 2170. HEATING AND POWER BOILERS. Constructions Heating boilers shall be constructed In accordance with nationally recognized standards. Section 2171. FUEL SUPPLY AND STORAGE FACILITIES. Section 2171.1. Gas Piping. Gae piping supplying appliances, together with fittings, valves, and other appurtenances, shall be constructed and installed k: in accordance with nationally recognized safety standards. Section 2171.2. 011 Burning Equipment. Section 2171.21. Approvalsr Every oil burning warm air furnace and warm air heater shall meet the construction and performance requirements of Commercial Standard CS 104-49 as published by the U. S. Govern- ment Printing Office, or any later edition of said publication. Section 2171.22. Oil Burning Equipment Controls: Every oil burning warm air furnace shall be so equipped that the discharge of oil at the burner in such quantity as to constitute a hazard is automatically prevented. Every fuel con- trol device containing an oil reservoir shall be so located that the maximum temperature of the.oil in any such reservoir shall not siosed 25 degrees F. over ambient room temperature. Every.warm-air heater shall be provided with a fuel shut-orf valve installed•in a readily accessible location and within• two feet,oP-toe;heater. Every warm air heater shall be egy�ippeo with, -,approved device tq pprevent supply of fuel tR,the "burner in tbe' ev6nt the oil in thb burner is not ignited. AV'sy W9402, A`;1;oil-fired i furnaoe shall Us equipped with controls i►t}sohr ilailj`automatiablly:shut off the mein fuel supply to such ' furrtaca'in tha gvegt,:thgf,the tem peratgpe in any warm air duct -35- t9.. VDI . 5 PAGE671 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued connected to Ouch furnace exceeds 250 degrees F. at the point where such duct connects to the furnace. Section 2171.23. Every pit in which an oil burner In installed shall be provided with sufficient ventilation to prevent accumulation of flammable vapor in such quantities as to become a hazard. Every oil burner and every oil heater or furnace shall have a permanent name plate with the following informations 1. Manufacturer's name or trademark. 2. Manufacturer's hourly BTU output rating. 4. Manufacturer's serial number. 4 Instructions for lighting, operation, care or shutdown. 5. Grade of fuel approved for use. 6. Seal of approval of recognised testing laboratory. Section 2171.3. Liquefied Petroleum Gases. Fuel containers, piping, fitting valves and accessories used in supplying appliances with liquefied petroieum gases shall be constructed and installed in accordance with the requirements as set forth in the latest edition of Pamphlet #58 of the National Fire Protection Association. Heat-producing appliances using liquefied petroleum gas or liquefied gas-air mixtures equipped with pilots for automatic ignition, except range-top burners, shall be equipped with an ap- proved automatic pilot light controlled shut-off valve that auto- matioally shuts off gas to both burner or burners and pilot light j when the pilot light is extinguished. j i VENTING Section 3110. CHIMNEYS, VENTS AND FIREPLACES. Section-3111. General. Chimneys, flues, vents, and fireplaces, and their connections, carrying products of combustion, shall conform to the requirements of this Division. i Section 3112. Equipment and Appliances. Equipment and appliances shall be of approved types and shall be installed in full compliance with the conditions of approval, special limitations of use, and the manufacturer's instructions. Section 3120. Definitions. Section 3121. Appliances, High Heat. t i Are any installation or equipment in which the temper- ature of the flue gases as they enter the flue is above 1500 degrees F. to be measured at the outlet of the appliance or at the outlet of the draft hood attached to the appliance. Section 3122. Appliances, Medium Heat. i' Are any installatlon.or equipment in which the temper- ature of the flue gases as they enter the flue is from 551 degrees F. to 1500 degrees F. to be measured at the outlet of the draft hood attached to the appliance. t -36- Vet 5 PAGE672 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued Section 3123. Appliances, Low Heat. Are any installation or equipment in which the temper- ature of the vent gaeos is up to 550 degrees F. to be measured at the Outlet of the appliance or at the outlet of the draft- hood attached to the appliance. Section 3124. Chimneya, or vents. Are conduits or passageways vertloal or nearly so, for conveying products of oombubtion to the outer air. Section 3124.1. TYP9 A - Chimneys, of masonry re- inforced concrete, metal smokestacks, approved factory-built chimneys, and Special Type A chimneys. Section 3124.2. TYPE B - Vents of incombustible, oorrosion-resistant material of sufficient thickness, cross- sectional area, and heat-insulating quality to avoid excess temperature on adjacent combustible material and certified by a nationally recognized agency. Section 3124.3. TYPE C - Vents of sheet copper of not leas than #24 gauge US Standard or of galvanized iron of not less than IP20 gauge US Standard or of other approved corrosion resistant material. Section 3125. Firebrick is any refractory fire-clay brick which meets the requirements of Standard Specification 0-27 of the American Society for Testing Materials. Section 3126. Fire-Clay Flue Lining is flue lining made of materials conforming to the definition of fire-clay as set forth in the Standard Specifications C-71-53 of the American Society for Testing Materials. Section 3127. Vont Connector is the pipe connecting a low-heat appliance with'"'tlie- -v—en-T—. Section 3128. Smoke Pipe is the pipe connecting a medium or high-heat appliance wi�the chimney. 111 Section 3129. Vent See chimneys and vents. Section 3130. Chimneys Section 3131. Structural Design Chimneys shall be designed, anchored, supported and reinforced when so designed ao 'required in Sections 3110 - 3240 and Chapters 23 24 and 28 of UBC. No chimney shall support any structural load other than its own weight. Chimneys in wood frame buildings shall be anchored laterally at the ceiling line and at each floor line which is more than six (61) feet above 1 grade, except when entirely within the framework. Section 3132. Walls Ev©ry. ehimney shall have solid masonry or reinforced concretewalls at. least eight, inches (8") thick in addition to the 1pii►g, of tird-clay flus lining or firebrick. . - --- L+XOBPTI.N_T Chimneys not exceeding thirty feet -(309''in'helght and serving medium heat appliances ln i ) r�i ��� .ar +va`�P'{i'•''�(1H a r- >x� � +..��ti . �";� , ,-1a . ; �k7 •{�� 'sr;,'tri, h�,+r , ti t.t1' s..r3J•: � t .:�t�tsrra^t,�i+IQ f �`n �'. !rf{,,ei'!t r!7,'n�», .�,,•.r., -' von 5 PAGE673 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued may have a fre-clay flue lining surrounded by four inches 14") of brick. (See See. 3240) i Section 3133. Flue and Chimney Lining Fire-clay flue lining shall be not less than five- eights inch (5/8") thick. The lining shall extend from eight inches (8") below the lowest inlet or, in the case of fireplaces, from the throat of the fireplace to a point at least four inches (4") above enclosing masonry walls. Fire-clay flue linings shall be installed ahead of the construction of the chimney as it is carried up, carefully bedded one on the other in fire-clay mortar, with close fitting joints left smooth on the inside. FIREBRICK may be used in place of fire-clay chimney lining and shall be not less than two inches (2") thick. Section 3134. Chimney or Vent Areas No chimney or vent shall be smaller in area than the vent outlet on the appliance attached thereto nor less than set forth in Table V-I Section 3500. Section 3135. Height Every chimney shall extend at least two feet (21) above the part of the roof through which it passes and at least two (21) fest above the highest elevation of any part of the building within ten feet (101) of the chimney. The Building Official may approve a chimney of lesser hei^ht installed with an approved vent cowl having a spark arrester whose opening shall be not leas than six feet (61) from any part of the build- ing measured horizontally. For altitudes over two thousand feet 1 i2000 1) the Building Official shall be consulted in determining he height of the c imney. NOTE: For altitudes over two thousand feet (20001) above sea level the Building Official shall be consulted in determining the area of the vent or chimney. Section 3136. Corbeling No chimney shall be corbeled from a wall more than six inches (6"); nor shall a chimney be corbeled from a wall which is less than twelve inches (12") in thickness unless it projects equally on each side of the wall. In the second story ` of a two-story building of Oroup I (UBC) occupancy, corbeling of chimneys on the exterior of the enclosing walls may equal the wall thickness; in every case the corbeling shall not exceed one inch (1") projection for each course of brick. Section 3137. Change in Size or Shape No change in Size or Shape of a chimney where the chimney passes through the roof shall be made within a distance of six inches (6") above or below the roof Joists or rafters. Section 3138. Separation of Chimney Liners When more than one flue is contained in the same chimney, masonry separation at least four inches (411) thick bonded into the masonry wall of the chimney shall be provided to separate flues in pairs or singly. —38— VOL . ; va'674 `> ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued Section 3139. Inlets Every inlet to any chimney ahall enter the side thereof and shall be of not less than one-eighth inch (1/8") thick metal or five-eighths inch (5/8") thick refractory material. Section 3139.10. Clearance, Combustible material. shall not be- placed within two inches (2") of smoke chambers, or chimneys when built entirely within a struoture, or within one inch (1") when the chimney is built entirely outside the structure. For special conditions covering fireplaces see Section 3240. Section 31110. Types of Chimneys Required Section 3141. Medium and Low-Heat Appliances Masonry chimneys serving medium and low-heat appliances shall meet the requirements specified in Section 3130. Section 3142. High-Heat Appliances Masonry chimneys serving high-heat appliances shall be built with double walls, each not less than eight inches R") in thickness with an air space of not less than two inches ") between them. The inside of the interior walls shall be of fire-brick not less than four inches (4") in thickness laid In fire-olay mortar or refractory cement. 3eotion 3143. Special Conditions Chimneys of cupola furnaces, blast furnaces, and similar devices hereafter erected, shall extend at least twenty feet (201) above the highest point of any roof within a radius of fifty feet (501) thereof. No woodwork or other combustible material or construction whether protected or unprotected, .shall be erected or placed witAin three feet (31) of any part of such chimney. Section 3144. Incinerators. Masonry chimneys for incinerators in buildings of Group I occupancy (UBC) shall be lined with fire-clay flue lining and shall have walls of not less than four inches (411) of solid masonry or reinforced concrete. Chimneys for incinera- tors using the flue as a refuse chute where the horizontal grate area of combustion chamber does not exceed nine square feet (9 sq. ft.) shall have walls of solid masonry or reinforced concrete, not less than four inches (411) thick with a flue lining as opeei- fied in Section 3143 of this Section. If the grate area of such an incinerator exceeds nine Tare feet (9 sq. ft.), walls shall be not less than four inches ") thick and shall be lined with not less than four inches (4of firebrick, except that higher than thirty feet (301) abovee roof of the combustion chamber, common brick alone, eight inches (811) in thickness, may be used. iChimneys.for commercial and industrial type incinerators of a size designed'for not more than 250 pounds of refuse per hour and heving a Horizontal grate area not exceeding nine square feet (9 ,sq„ ft.) shall'haWe walls of solid masonry or reinforced concrete not less than four inches (411) thick, with lining of not 'a -s h 1: .`}fit �r� } ♦ r _ t ljt :F: vot 5 PAGE675 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued less than four inches (4") of firebrick, which lining shall extend for not less than forty feet (401) above the roof of the combustion chamber. If the design capacity or grate area of such an i einerator exceeds 250 pounds per hour and nine square feet (y sq . ft ) respectively, walls shall be not less than ei t inches (8") thick, lined with not less than four inches �4") of firebrick extending for the full height of the flue. All incinerator chimneys shall terminate in a sub- stantially constructed spark arrester having a mesh not exceed- ing three-fourths inches (3/4"). Section 3150. Metal Smokestacks. Section 3151. Design. Metal smokestacks shall be designed and constructed as specified in Chapter #27 of Uniform Building Code. Section 3152. Construction and Support. Metal smokestacks shall be properly riveted or welded and, unless structurally self-supporting, shall be guyed securely, or firmly anchored to or otherwise supported by the building or structure served thereby. Metal smokestacks used for high-heat appliances shall be lined with four inches (4") firebrick laid in fire-clay mortar extending not less than twenty-five feet (25') above the smoke pipe entrance. Section 3153. Height. f Metal amkeetacks shall extend to a height of not leas than ten feet (1003 above the elevation of any part of a roof within twenty-five feet (25'). f Section 3154. Cleanouts. Cleanout openings shall be provided at the base of every metal smokestack. Section 3155. Exterior Stacks. Metal smokestacks or parte thereof, erected on the exterioppf a building shall have a clearance of twenty-four inches IX from combustible walls and four inches (4") from 1 inoombustib a walls. No such stack shall be nearer than twenty- 1 four inches (24") in any direction from a door, window, or other wall opening or from an exit. Section 3156. Interior Stacks. Metal smokestacks, or parts thereof, in a building f other than a one-story building, shall be enclosed above the story in which the appliance served thereby is located, in walls of incombustible condtruction having a fire-resistance rating of not lees than one hour, with a space on all aides between the stack and the enclosing walls sufficient to render the entire stack acepasible for examination and repair. The encI6414' Meda a be without openings, except { dooM►ay aqui'j�p� x th iyploy�ed"alP=cloeing fire doora of Class �eti er, at,various:Vlgoi' levels for inspection i 440 i ,J TMS� {c i f f li 5 1• 5 .. ... t'•3♦y'xxv!1.?j tt.ars n t ! VOL � PAGEU(U U OabIIUMCB No. 1203 Contihned pur�totles. .lhers such a stack ppasses through a roof constructed oP aonot stible materiels, it shall be guarded by a galvanized- iroo ventilating thimble xten'ding not less than nine inches (9") below an-- bine inohea (9"; above such roof construction. Such thimbles 6hall be of a size to provide a clearanoe on all sides of''thel'steok'of not less than eighteeh inches (18") provided that for stacks•of low-heat appliances, the clearance may be reduced to not less than six inohea (61# Smokestacks shall not be carried up iodide of Ventilatinngg duos unless such• ducts are constructed as required by this Section for Smokestacks or smoke flues and such stacks or flues are used solely for venting the room or space in which the appliance served by the smokestack is Iodated. Section 3160. T=e "A" Chimney. Section 3161. Type "A" Chimney shall oonsist of a Masonry-chimney] metal smokestacks, approved f story-built chimney or special type "A" chimneys. Type "A ' chimne�s shall be required fort 1. Solid and liquid-fuel-burning heating equipment and 2. For gas-burning equipment which produces flue-gas temperatures in excess of 550 degrees F. at the outlet of the appliance or the draft hood when burning gas at the input rating specified by the manufacturer of such equipment. Section 3170. T,)Me "B" Vents. Section 3171. Material. Type "B" flues and vents shall consist of approved i vent piping of incombustible, oorrosion-resistant material of sufficient thickness, cross=sectional area, and heat-insulating quality to avoid excess temperature on any adjacent combustible material as determined by tests made by a recognized testing a laboratory. Section 3172. Use. Type "B" flues or vents may be used only to vent gas- fired appliances approved for maximum flue-gas temperature of 550 degrees F. at the outlet of the appliance or draft hood. Sec- tions 2110-2171. F Section 3173. Installation. Section 3173.1. Joints - Type "B" vents shall be made up with tight Joints. Type "B" vents requiring cement at points shall be aoid resistant and cemented. Section 3173.2. Clearanoes - Type "B" vents shall be Installed with a clearance to combustible material of not less thafi'one 1noh (1") or shall, be located in such a manner that con- timied operation, of the.applianae will not raise the temperature of 'surrounding aombustitle'construction more than,90 degrees F. above normal room,'t''e' tuare when measured with a mercury thermom- eter'dr-6dnvenxioaal bead-,6 yye,thermocouples. » _ 1 1...•._ Y:. A' 1. 81u)e ox; ►�ntl pipingirequiritlg a oleanoe greater thanf;GZPR . ,izmatte� igir ' ti •gtSBsred le�iranraaesceAolmbesinble le s irk soadrdagde wit,# the ao itiond of'approval and listing y.5 1 r rC �3 f t to s� + r < f rdi Yirrrt}i�.a f t y r } Y�. +-'1� i'u'i" '^tx Ilii�s�e'P�rt"+t't £Ff�y"�`;��C✓'' ° `?'�"' i�+,�y..,,;1�h1, el,�� Y� :, .,J �r + ;�ti�jtt`"!'7' �•f°';y�,,�] k,`l''ri`.ifp y� �..� jY�. ` .,Ei�i '` dr'' t ' � (F�ts �§f r}f 1 its I r ! s p s i s � t S �tf i' ✓ 1i ='i t�f.t, N i r iliirfr3 li��Yrf!,,i �F�..�'i..:'•!`k�� � � tA; r�Xti��l5n r +.[1.�i:5#s4�.. •r3`f..- :1 3 Vol 5 PAGE677 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued by the testing laboratory and as set forth in Tables V-2 and V-3, Section 3500. Vent piping approved for lees than one-inch (1") clear- ance from combustible materials may be installed in accordance with the conditions of approval and listing by the testing labo- ratory, and as set forth by Tables V-2 and V-3 of Section 3500, Section 3173.3. Protection Against In - Suitable provisions shall be made to-prevent meohhanan cal n ury to Type "B" vents where they extend through walls, floor, or roof. Section 3173.4. Suppo_rrtt - All portions of vent con- nectors, and vent pipe shall-Be adequately supported for the weight and design of the materials employed to maintain proper clearances and prevent mechanical injury. Outside gas vents shall be securely attached to the structure. Vents projecting more than four feet (41) above a roof surface shall be adequately guyed or braced to withstand expected wind forces. Section 3173.5. Size - The gravity vent to which the vent connector is connoted-s-F 1 be of a size not lees than the vent collar on the appliance attached thereto. In no case shall the area be lees than the area of four-inch (4") diameter pipe. When more than one appliance vents into a vent, the vent area shall be not less than the area of the largest vent connector, plus 50% of the areas of the additional vent connectors. An oval vent may be used provided its area Is not lees than the area of be round pipe for which it !s substituted. a minimum interior dimension shall be not lose than two inches ("). EXCEPTION - The Building Official may approve deviations yrs requirement when the gas vent is installed ac- cording to' the manufacturer's approved design tables. Section 3173.6. Height - Each gas vent shall extend , above the roof surface and throtigh its flashing and shall terminate In an approved cap with a venting capacity not lean than that of the vent The outlet opening of any ouch vent shall be not lees than twelve inches (12") from any portion of the building, nor lees i than four feet (41) from any of that portion of the building or structure which extends at an angle of more than 45 degrees upward from the horizontal. No such vent outlet shall terminate less than four feet (41) from or one foot (11) above door, window, or air Intake. No vents shall terminate lees than four feet (41) in vertical height above the vent collar of the appliance on a top take-off, and no lose than five feet (51) in vertical height on a side take-off of the appliance. Section 3173.7. VentCa e - Each Type "B" gas vent shall extend above the roof aur aand through the flashing and ` shall terminate in an approved cap. i EXCEPTION: In lieu of an approved cap a "Master A" o�ceptable. Vent caps shall conform to the following requirementes +' (a) - Materials - Vent caps shall be constructed of galvanized iron of not lesst #26 gauge US Standard, or of aluminum {designation 25. or 35 _ with a thickness of not leas than 0.019 thickness, of cemen asbestos materials, 16 oz. copper or stainless steel of not leas than #26 US gauge Standard. ' • -42- � b ; i .,• ib';:.t t 1&a rt:. YC'3.'...,_ i.rd�_. .'bR __rw .. ,_..._.. ... �v.,.....-..,i,.w..a�....u�.r._•...•i—_au 4 gamxAxcX xo. 3.203 = Comtir%jA (b) Vent daps shall be constructed in a manner to provent ,ontry of rain into the vent. (c), - Vent oape shall be so constructed that any moisture,forming in the cap will drain to the outside of vent. (d) —Vent oaps shall have a capacity equal to, or more,than,• 70::peroent of the capacity of an open vent operated its still 'air,** % (e) —Vent a6ps shall be tested and approved under varying wind •conditions by a recognized testing agency. ,Section 3173.8. outside Vents - Outside vents are not recommended and theyAre pear iaTiTarI�r unsuccessful in small sizes#, but when they must be used they shall possess hitt, insulation qualities or be adequately insulated to minimize condensation and aid draft. Such outside vents shall be at least as high as the heated portion of the building, and the vent top shall be located above the roof eaves or wall parapet, to avoid downdrafte due to wind pressure pack. Section 3173.9. Vent for each story - No vent shall serve more than one floor or e�ory 4T ne- me. Appliances in the same room on the same floor or story may use a common vent. Section 3180. ly=e "C" Vents Section 3181. Una Where 'hype "A" Chimneys or Type "H" vents are not re- quired, Type "C" vents may be used provided they meet the limi- tations of-use as gpeoified in this section. Section 3182, General Type "C" gas vents shall be used only for runs dips t y,$rom the space in which the appliance is located throat- the roof or exterior wall to the outer air. Type "0" gaa vents maybe used only in areas where they are exposed to view Tor their entire length. Such vents shall not be located iq any attic or roof space, nor under any portion of a building, unless within the ,confines of a basement area. No vent such as this shall extend more than three feet (31) on the outside of structure or above the roof through which it passes. Section 3183. Clearances - (requirements shall be j as follows) Section 3183.1. Clearances between Type "C" vents and oombustible material shall, be not less than six inches (611) j when used with approved appliances except warm-air heating i furnaces., 8boVIon 3183.2. Clearances between Type "C" vents andaombustibX@ materiel shall be not less than nine inches 9") wlegtuead,;with..utttested appliances or warm-air heating SeoPIon31830. Coiabustible walls, partitions, and fs 4t ijAiFh o` !'G," vents pass shall be protected at t +poi nt,o rJ p A¢pK yv 9ne of, ,the.•;<gllowing.methods: (ar);rSyz `tal� ye�►tslte¢ thimbles not less, than six •t 1 4 I.•. a f �r cr..:`,•h�, �!•r,3. ..::.7k,;r,41,��u�t �'' „1§3r:ifr.?,MK r/�, r•, '#.. y3. _inl�'CJ�.uTt'iy g :t '� � .p.Xl {�ar44Mf sRt- Y. t 11 s ..�� 7 t �{�4At 1•��tf� � ��J`Jy��tt� h.x }�! n. � '.'2 N:, �3r a���y4.1�i..r/r`.'e .hal�.b'r,, .s.,i^',�r • Vol 5 VAGE679 ' ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued inches (6") larger in diameter than the vent pipe) or (b) By metal thimbles not less than four inches (4") larger in diameter than the pipe with the annular space filled with mineral wool or other approved incombustible insulating material. Section 3183.4. Length The length of single-wall metal or Type "0" vent son- nector used between appliance outlet and its connection to a vertical vent or to a common vent, or to a manifold, shall not oxeeed five feet (5l) except for incinerators appliances having ras conversion burners or other appliances not approved for use with Type "B" vents. Section 3190. Special Type_ "A" Chimney Section 3191. General Special Type "A" chimneys and faotory-built chimneys shall be of approved types and shall be installed in full com- pliance with the conditions of approval, special limitations of use, and the manufacturer's instructions. Section 3192. Terra-cotta Chimneys Subject to the approval of the Building Official, terra-cotta chimneys may be installed in buildings of Group I occupancy (UBC) and shall comply with the requirements of this Section as follows: Section 3192.1. Construction Terra-cotta chimneys erected on the exterior of a building shall be not lees than six inches (6") from all oom- V bustible material, except that when encased in an incombustible casing they shall be not less than two inches (2") from combus- tible material, as specified in Section 3192.4. Such chimneys shall be exposed to view for the full length and if erected in the interior of a building shall be encased in an incombustible j casing so arranged as to provide not less than one inch (1") air space between the chimneys and the casing. Such air space shall have sufficient ventilating openings at the bottom casing and sufficient ventilating openings on the thimble in which it must i terminate, or subject to the approval of the Building Official. The terra-cotta clay shall be carefully bedded one on lj the other in fire-clay mortar with a close fitting joint left 6 smooth on the inside, with the Joints on the outside held to- gether with a four inch (411) friction tight expanding mud band of galvanized minimum 26 gauge US Standard. Section 3192.2. Anchorage I Terra-cotta chimneys shall be anchored each six feet (61) of their height. Such anchorage shall be designed to with- stand a load of not less than 200 pounds applied in any direction. r Section 3192.3. Support L'xterior terra-cotta chimneys shall be supported directly on their own foundation or upon an incombustible support. i -44- °� is�.ZF>t,'�a.t.. .3.a�i. r ,S�,r,.Nt�� r. :- •� •+ ^.i. AT . n'.Si SIRI.'it '11.s..1 h.!..0...v..i + •....4.• .-... .......::... .. ..u..aasa..a�lvu. ......r+•a.,u VOL. . ;3 PAGEUvQ' ORDtN008 NO. 3.203 - Contiatted Interior terra-cotta chimneys shall not be supported on braoketa .but bhall be carried on the floor. system or directly on their own foundational and ohall run do nearly vortical an possible$ and In no case shall the direction be changed. Section 3192.4. Protection Incombustible casings of terra-cotta chimneyY2 a a eoi- fied.,iA Sootion 3192.1 shall be not leas than two inches ") rroia nombustible material's. When terra-cotta chimneys are en- oidsed the enolosurso shall have ventilating openings at both top anal bottom. The support for ouch chimney shall be protected by a minimum of four inches (4') of incombustible matorial in the bottom. Section 3192.5. Caning Section 3192.51. Incombustible casing shall be of not less than 24 gauge, US Standard Galvanized iron. Section 3192.52. Casing shall have a rivet through seam three inches (3") from top at the crimped end. Section 3200. Smoke Pipes Section 3201. Materials - Smoke pipes serving fixed appliances shall be of substantial metal construction, but never loss than 1/22 gaugg US Standard. Smokeipes serving portable-appliances shall be of not leas. than 7130 eaugo US Standard. Section 3202. Smoke Pipe Connections Two or more smoke pipes shall not be joined to a a single chimney unless the common smoke pipe and chimney is of sufficient alze to serve all the appliances thus connected. The smoke pipe of a heating appliance shall not be connected into the chimney of an incinerator which has the rubbish chute identical with the smoke chimney. No chimney shall have amoke pipe connections in more than one story of a building, unless provision is made for effectively closing smoke pipe openings with devices made of Incombustible materials whenever their use is discontinued temporarily, and completely closing them with masonry when dis- continued permanently. Smoke pipes shall be exposed to view throughout their entire length. 1 Section 3203. Clearances Clearances between smoke pies and combustible material shall be oighteen inches (18') when used on medium- heat applihnoes and thirty-six inches (36") when used on high- heat appliances. These clearances may be reduced as set forth In-Table H. 1., Section 3500. Section 3210, Vent Connectors ''gel #Qri`3211: btateriala luesg . Vent connectors shall be of galvanized or !� 1• r ESM 1 nf. s 9� te •�; s x ri1' Ni ;m '` Ott'E:,_..FF' '���u A ,s•4 1 r r k • }r d it Y -� � 1 r E � .TX t a�+€,E llti p� 1 Id'•t`�a t� > ri,pr ty .-.r � i r C E c".Jt}���171�i, � yj•i�f ����'�rt�E Ojyru�. dy'`'�� E r .t 4 J; `yp A 7 'f j-., � t ,,#at>iai• � +�d.,- 'IC"-i. xi,aE...r:,s4'f 4.r.in.ik., r?sa.�' .,.r, VOl 5 PAGE681. i ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued oopper-bearing steel of not loss than 26 gaugo US Standard f terra cotta, asbestos cement, or other approved durable material and shall be exposed to view throughout their entire length. Flue or vent connectors serving portable appliances shall be not less than 30 gauge US Standard. Section 3212. Size The vent connector shall not be smaller than the size of the flue collar or the size of the outlet of the draft hood supplied by the manufacturer of a gas designed appliance. Where the appliance has more than one vent outlet and all sections are simultaneously controlled' and in the absence of the manufacturer's specific instructions, the vent con- neotor shall equal the combined area of the vent outlets for which it sots as a common connector to the vent. EXCEPTIONt A vent connector of listed gas vent p p-'�Tn , serving an individually vented appliance need not conform to this requirement provided that the entire vent system is shown to be capable of satisfactory operation by the vent piping manu- facturers approved vent design tables. Section 3213. Pitch Connectors attached directly to side outlet draft hoods shall be pitched upward one-fourth inch (J") per foot. Connectors attached to top outlet draft hoods shall rise twelve inches (12") vertically before making any change of direction to meet the flue. The vent connector shall be pitched upward one-fourth inch (J") per foot. Section 3214. Length and Support Where the vertical vent is a listed Type "B" gas t vent and where vent connector lengths in excess of five feet (51) are needed, the entire length of vent connector shall be of gas vent piping listed by a nationally recognized testing agency. Such vent connector, shall originate at the appliance draft hood outlet, and shall be continuous to the point of interconnection with the manifold or vertical vent. The horizontal length of any vent connector shall be as short and direct as possible and shall not exceed throe- fourths (3/4) of the height of the vertical vert. In no case shall the listed vent connector length exceed the maximum lengths given in Table V-4 for the vent connector size used. '. EXCEPTIONSt Listed vent connectors of horizontal eng s greater than the above may be used pro- vided that the vents are shown to be capabfe of sat4afactory operation by the vent piping manu- facturer's approved vent design tables. Section 3215. Connection to Vent Section 3215.1. Every point of any vent or vent connector shall be secure, rigid, tight, and of approved de- sign and workmanship. ripr9 maVertal approvals require the use of cement, such gemgn _sN*al-.-bb<acld,,.resisting. Section 3215,2. Joints in approved Type "B" gas vent material shall be securely assembled utilizing the joini;ig or'•looking,method recommended by the manufacturer. . M1Z f 1 .t j I VOl YAGtG82' ORDINAdb$ N0. 1203-�- Continued '8aotign 32X5.3- In the assembly of slip Joints, a minimum of lw6 2), sheet metal screws per Joint, or other so- oeptable means, shall be required in the followings Section 3215.31. Joints between appliance draft hood outlet and single-wall vent connector. Section 3215.32. Joints in single-wall metal vent connectors. Section 3215.33. Joints between appliance draft hood and approved gas vent piping. Section 3215.34• Joints between single-wall metal vent connectors and approved gas vent piping. Section 3215.35. Joints between dissimilar types of San vent piping which do not look upon assembly. Section 3216. Connection to Vent. Vent connectors which enter vents installed in exterior walls or outside of buildings shall be connected by means of tees. Provision for removal of condensate shall be provided. EXCEPTION: These provisions do not apply to insula double-walled Type "B" vents. Any two inlets shall be separated vertically by ! not less than the diameter of the larger inlet. Section 3217. Clearances. Clearances between Type "C"•vent connectors and com- bustible material shall be not less than those specified for Type "C" vents in Section 3183. Clearances between Type "B" vent connectors shall be not less than those specified for Type "B" vents in Section 3173. I For unlisted appliances the minimum clearance shall be nine inches (9") from vent connectors except for incinerators t where the minimum clearance shall be eighteen inches (18"). Section 3220. Inter-Connection of Vents. No vent connector from a gas appliance shall be inter- connected with any other vent connector or smoke pipe, unless such gas appliances are equipped with an automatic device to j prevent the escape of unburned gas at the main burner or burners. With liquefied petroleum gases the automatic device to prevent the escape of unburned gas shall shut off the pilot light as well as the zAIn burner or burners. Alls appliances connected to the common vent shall be located In the same story of the building. Section 3230. Water Heater Vents. 1 $ectloa 3231. Bverg,gas water heater shall have an end s�s1yepapatflaAdT+l�gepeiaden vegG, except s li�terconneotiona ! ootulectgr�i }ntoY rpanit'oida or+comma vertical vents {bertztwo oF��Q 4' liaridgq oto the same level of a yj► rj InYrth54�:' Tl)K i(�I.S.f�M:.S aMt1 Mix 17 r r t i .r'• t w�d Fir�a y}G�{/ti 7 �..,,�. �� ;i}Jsl��}� � .7 ✓t �7'�b f 6��i4�P�'��r I�����rty r r '� f�i 5E r��� ' I! . t r. fY }I4�'�..:.�{,.-���t II"�!t+�}`� ,r•}H{db"> l° '1,�^,xu . / ' ��,.!{7 63�! 'Yy(4•tLi,*fel }l,Y,`.l4�q i•�5 ty S 3�{hY`'•1 y.� �,•d-' -. Ni...._ .t,_F',� "- i FL rt '("� r '`'•1' �� {Jti�17.1 r tt1 '� •7. r,.� � e: }� tG iry�i ri)p- 4{5'Tr3i+w .t•P'` �.1�N � t"�^5 t +wi- y,'H t ;.1 t�.,�'7 3 ��yJ� i+'r i� �'�' �'l���fl9�� t l• ia D+ Z�`� tl,�.i R�l�{a J �) �r<+ r L(`:Sf.! VO( 5 PAGE683 ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continued structure shall be made in accordance with the vent or chimney material manufacturers approved vent system design instructions. In the absence of such instructions, manifolds and common vertical vents shall comply with the following provisions: Section 3231.1. Length of vent manifold. The length of the vent manifold shall be not greater than 75 percent of the height of the vertical vent to which it connects, nor shall the length of the vent manifold exceed fifteen feet (151). Section 3231.2. Slope. The vent manifold and vent connect pr�lj hall slope up at a rate of not less than one-�arter inch (( per foot of length. The vent manifold in its entire length shall be located as high as the structure will permit. Section 3231.3. Connections. The connections between individual water heaters and the vent manifolds shall be as direct as possible and shall have the maximum possible vertical rise from the vent outlet of the water heaters. I Section 3231.4. Size of vent. The size of the common vent and the vent manifold shall be not less than the values set forth in Table V-5, Section 3500. i Section 3231.5. Vent Termination. Every water heater vent shall extend above the roof surface and through its flashing and shall terminate in an approved cap. Approved caps shall conform with Section 3173.7. Section 3240. Fireplaces and Barbecue Pits Burning Solid Fuel. Fireplaces, barbecues, smoke chambers, fireplace r chimneys and barbecue chimneys shall confprm to the following minimum requirements, and shall be constructed in accordance with standard practice: Section 3240.1. Fireplace and Barbecue Walls. i Structural walls of fireplaces and barbecues shall be not leas than eight inches (8") in thickness. Back walls of fireboxes shall. be not leas than ten inches (10") in thickness, except that where a lining of firebrick is used such back walls shall be not lrsas than eight inches (8") in thickness. Section 3240.2. Metal Heat Circulators. Approved metal heat circulators may be installed in fireplaces. ! Section 3240.3. Smoke Chamber. Front and side walls shall be not leas than eight inches (8'') in thickness. Smoke chamber back walls shall be not less than six inches (6") in thickness. t -48- - .IFN L. i1:.1, .iF..•:c.:F w:...t 3:3L:...:LL'.L:.L..ut� .:�... .. ..a....... ...... ..;:_ —-a:..:.�_�.,,a okDINANOB N0. 1203 - Continued Section 3240.4. •Fireoiace and Barbecue Chimneys. May halbe of "Special Type "A" Chimney", as specified In Sec ion 3190 of .the division, or sl have walls not lose than eight inches (8" in thickness, or when lined with fire- gJay flue.lining, not 1686 than four'1nohee 4" in thickness. 8.se geiotion 31 3) where necessary, such chimney? may be oorbpled at si pe of not more than four inohae g4") in twenty- t'Oul+ inoh'e6 �(24 .but not more thein one-third the dimensions of the chimney in the direction of the corbeling. Where lined, the lining shall be accurately out to fit. Section 3240.5. Clearance. ombuetible material shall not be placed within two inches (2"� of fireplaces, barbecues, smoke chambers, or chimneys when built entirely within a structure, or within one inch (1"; when the chimney is built entirely outside the structure. CQ\m- bustible materials shall not be placed within six inches (611 of the fireplace opening. No such combustible material within twelve inches (12") of the fireplace opening shall project more than one-eighth inch (2/811) for each one inch (1") clearance from such opening. Section 3240.6. Areas of Flues, Throats and Dampers. The net arose-sectional area of the flue and of the throat between the firebox and the smoke chamber of a fireplace or barbecue pit shall be not lees than as set forth in Table V-1, Section 3500. Where dampers are used, damper openings shall be not less in area, when fully opened, than the required flue area. i Section 3240.7. Lintel. Masonry over the fireplace or barbecue opening shall be supported by an incombustible lintel. +� Section 3240.8. Hearth. Every fireplace shall be provided with a brick, con- orate, stone, or other approved incombustible hearth slab at least twelve inches (12" wider on each side than the fireplace opening and projecting a least eighteen inches 18") therefrom. _ 'lids slab shall be not less than four inches (4") thick and i ahal 1 be supported by incombustible materials or reinforced to carry its own weight and all imposed loads. Combustible forms ! and centering shall be removed. Section 3240.9. Fire-Stopping. Fire-stopping between chimneys and wooden construction shall most the -requirementis specified in the Uniform Building Code. j Section 3240.10. Non-conforming Fireplaces. nnitation and other fireplaces not conforming to the other requirements of this Section shall not exceed six inches (611) in depth. -(las=burping appliances may be installed in such non-cot)lornting 2'lreplaoep provided that compliance is made with thd.-raquirementg,-of, We Division on flues and/or vents and olearanoe::.lrom coalbueti�bie materials. 80otion:3240M. Support. Y. PIMlaoss and barbecue pita shall be supported on ;Found�tiotls,�eplgr�ed ap. spegitied in the Uniform Building Code. i vot 5 PAGE685 ORDEN CB N). 1203 - Continued w 00, �ryG�md0Nr ii yy►iw i ~IP � ; GGpcct� ym vowmHrg�Ir+ H o M Om9 mr0o w cv mo wN0m om ° Payw w m c+ W m c+ c . amy cr° ru►, ca a r 1- e"+1 e O 0 O w, V e►. a ab c► m am m o Op p8 O 'gM0x + m O 4 pow wme+0 IKw n M M wm wmrwwow �R'= ow www ° moo +m �n � C+ to m co �" � • ooro 0Awore+roco Gp4 �mro s O\A wq 0 vcmwm 0bt+ M ;+ l0M o Oon wOmm wO OSD4n w O ) a OD ttyymawN00O Pq m p W o 0 to m m w 9 H n 4 � I 40 r co 0 1 N ID m m W m r�N I O cl e► a ; ' M �I :r::r m z X5,9 1 a com m ~w DD OD CCD OD tr o Above w rn moM — w Sides ov m 1 1 N r r r wRear n c G N N N CD CD o 1"Z e+ro �t++Jl M m a a moke S� C+ N 1 coCCD 9-- o Pipe ��s1J m iJ E Q j er C r m r rnI'D ko N U bove N x O O era idea 5 n yI I M ON ON w %D Rear 0 o m to g y moke m n r I� 0 "a w� 1 %O �O N N W ent Uj N I-'m I ipe a y 0 �. ry y N A ON ON ON 110 w Above H x CL-V H Or m y idea a IV y v N Jr -tr r F ON Rear S r m o moke oyy N k I C R Sr ON vent 0 0 3 i. C+ �0 no a �r er W C N N N N N W Above O` Or 44 S ,y Q O y '00 bj w 0 w F NW N N N N N Si 00 m W . &Rear m c m e+ 1- Vent CL W F N N N I N N pipe wm e+ tDW m I N N N N N N N N N Above ct 00 5' 04 o -50- . ..iP'l i`I{T.♦ 3:U. .�af.a4 IY.l F-A i....._.... .E<34b.- :X —v:..lf ♦li t.: ..__a tH.-r•. Y= r.,,n•_.,+vv a._� a...v`..+W.�...ws. vot 5 P�686 U , ORDINANCE N0. 1203 Continued TABLE NO. H. 2. MINIMUM CLEARANCES - HEATING FURNACES AND BOILERS FROM COMBUSTIBLES MINIMUM CLEARANCE, INCHES HEATING FURNACES AND BOILERS ABOVEx SIDES AND REAR FRONT Blower-type warm-air furnaces, automatically fired with 2500 F. temperature-limit control xx Burning liquid or solid fuel--------------- 6 6 48 Burning gas-------------------------------- 6 6 18 Hot-water and steam boilers operating at not over 15 lbs. gauge pressure, of a water-wall type or having a packet or lining of masonry or other satisfactory insulating material Burning liquid or solid fuel--------------- 6 6 48 Burning gas-------------------------------- 6 6 18 Heating boilers and furnaces (including warm- air furnaces) other than as above. Bufting liquid or solid fuel-------------- 18 18 48 Burning gels------------------------------- 18 18 18 'I x The clearances above warm-air furnaces shall be measured from the furnace bonnet or warm-air plenum chamber. I! xx Blower-type warm-air furnaces with 2500 F. temperature limit controlshall be defined• as automatically fired warm-air furnaces equipped with a fan to circulate the air and with approved automatic temperature-limit controls l that cannot be set higher than 2509 F. and if coal-stoker fired, equipped also wlsth an automatic over-run control to operate the fan when the air reaches a temperature not higher than 2500 even though the controlling thermostat Is not calling for heat. i TABLE H. 3. MINIMUM CLEARANCES FOR APPROVED GAB FIRED ROOM AND SPACE HEATERS DISTANCE FROM COMBUSTIBLE CONSTRUCTION (Inches) JAO103'i'S SIDES PROJECTING FLUE TYPE REP1R BOX OR HOOD 1 - Circulating 8pace.Reaters 6 inches 2 inches Rece4444°Wsl1 Heaters Flush .Gps Steap� Ae�di,atora 6 inches 2 inches Radiaht-Herateihl 6 inches 2 inches k Ugit Heat' 6 inches 6 inches ATF 3! 10 •J L. �.'';:Y7!. 5' d rel t��Ya ✓/�,'�,.'4:t ' �g'Y a -----... __.__.-----__ .. __._ �r-, � ,! { .("+! gg 'G'e� # !' d F' -'V ti r.� 3{.y Fd•` YY�3�r r ; t ! vet 5 PACE687 i ORDINANCE NO. 1203- Continued TABLE H. 4. MINIMUM CLEARANCES FOR ROOM AND SPACE HEATERS BURNING SOLID AND LIQUID FUEL Distance From Combustible Construction (In6hes) (For reduced clearances see Table 11, 1., Section 3500) i TYPE JACKETS, SIDES REAR 1. Circulating Space Heaters 12" 2. Recessed Wall Heaters Flush 3. Radiant Heaters 36" TABLE H. 5. THICKNESS OF METAL FOR AIR DUCTS Galvanized Galvanized Iron Rectangular Iron Aluminum Tin Round Ducts Minimum Ducts Minimum Minimum Minimum Diameter Thickness Maximum side Thickness Thickness Thickness (inches) US Gauge (inches) US Gauge B&S Gauge Gauge Up to 10 30 Up to 12 26 211 1 11 to 16 28 13 to 024 22 I 17 to 20 26 1 to 90 22 20 ICL ! 21 to 30 24 91 to 90 20 18 (with the ` 91 and above 18 16 exception of i cold air ducts) Max. 12" diam. All warm air ducts, chambers and fittings shall be sealed at all Joints with a fire resistant material. All warm air ducts with air-cell asbestos insulation shall be sealed at all ,points with a fire material, or shall be doubled walled. With j" space between the inner and outer walls or other non-combustible blanket insulation " thick or more and installed in an approved manner. -52- L _ 1'... i :.'. Ii:).•A I 4r.J.�.li4 ..,....- 'tL..4W.i..l..4-. ....:-I._ i:.. - PA6EG00 U ORDINANCE NO. 1203 - Continted TABLE V-I CHIMNEY FLUE ARRA FOR SOLID OR LIQUID FUELS TYPE OF EQUIPMENT MINIMUM AREA OF FLUE Lined Unlined Round Rectangle Small Stove da Heaters 22T eq.in. 3 oq. in. 64 eq. in. Range &,Room Heaters 40 eq.in. 50 eq. in. 85 eq. in. Fireplaces 1/12 of open- 1/10 of open- 1/8 of opening. inIn Minimum 52 sq.1n. Minimum 64 sq.in. Min. 100 eq. in. Warm-Air Furnaces 70 sq. in. 90 sq. in. or Boilers TABLE V-2 I i TYPE B GAS VENT INSTALLATION GUIDE TABLE i FOR USE IN DETERMINING THE PROPER CLEARANCE TO COMBUSTIBLE II SURFACES, AS LISTED BY A RECOGNIZED TESTING LABORATORY 1Minimum Ventilated Laboratory Clearance to Clearance Listing Combustibles Space At B - 0 0" No B - 1 1° No B - 1 - VM 1" Yes 1 B - ljVM 1 " Yes B - Wxx,-„ 3/8" - 1/2" Yes xxType. H,-W Vents are for venting recessed wall heaters in one story buildings with Ventilated attic spaces only. Must be used with ceiling a full 14a& 3/8fi betweplate n studs.th When ventilatd the ed clearantion ceate spaceout Isw� required for installation of Type B Gas-vents, the placing and area of grilles are set forth in Table V-3. TABLE V-3 nVentilated.o.learances.require the -installation of the grilles located npt less.than,3" ,above the:tloor, level and not more than 3" below the ceiling>,level;ol' such endlo4ure'. Such grilles shall have a free aircuia- tion,6' ir}M1ao0o r¢aAoe ,with tho follow ng tables 3"through ¢n I:DI.u�PiN4 .1. . . g2T sQ. in. of fs•ee opening ���r'I•D}1'fiP 11Q tz�r;�+�r t t�� ? •�, • .?,48 syQ. of f2'iee opening. , +v.,}. Z •, �, ...• bq. in. of !ree opening r•`� 10'f�1Y.D.FPIbd . .T5 eco. in.. or tree_opening 4rr+f�Id�sr,4Yt''1'i — /; e i I4 f „ xt 1-a is "vr�i�rFrc Eft r'• i } +T — :r.r+�a�r xY�, ,tf�hr; } /-ifhk;'"N}�rri3•J WW ��f �Yjlv...7 .M I f� All . C."^r•.t �a is<tit .r �Yt� s(. �f ��'• �'r}!f l3°�Jz rr ;L�tf�4� Y� ,� y t r i ,, E r: V01 5 PAGE�B� i ORDINANCE NO. 1203- Continued TABLE V-4 MAXIMUM LENGTHS OF VENT CONNECTORS Piping Size Type "B" Type "C" 3 inch 9 feet 5 fflet I� n 12 " 5 u n 18 n 5 n n 20 u 5 n " and larger 20 " 5 " TABLE V-5 VENT AND VENT MANIFOLD FOR GAS HEATERS Number of Maximum Gas Input Minimum Internal Gas Water Rating of All Oas Diameter of Vent Heaters Water Heaters and Vent Manifold (Inches) 2 or 3 75,000 BTU 5 4 100,000 BTU 6 4 200,000 BTU 8 4 300,000 BTU ti ! i EXCEPTION: The inspector may approve deviations from the above requirements when the entire system is installed ac- j cording to the material manufacturers' approved system ! design insitructiona. SECTION II. This ordinance shall take effect qnd be in force from and after the 28th day of March 195,, and before the expiration o sen days after the date of its passage, the same shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the EL C.ERR ITO JOURNAL a newspaper printed and publishstQ3� a Dun y o on ra Costa, State of California. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa on the 25th day of February , 195 8 by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. OOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILbA. NOES: Supervisors - NONE. ABSENT: Supervisors NONE. unair�o` Me oar o upery sora or the County of Contra Costa, State of California. ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-ofgAcio Clerk of the Board of Supe sorb of the Dunt Contra Costa sy► v epu y Clerk. (Seal) -54- MSW:ba I . -.s: �x .XP..A"r':..•...l•..icM.v.Y>se;>e.a.... ...a,, x.i.... 9.. :.,. .,. ..-. ... .. ..... .. .,........... .. ................ «—w 4, j. J CRDINANGB No. 124 As UISDINANCSAt!�oiDCINd SNCTION III, PARAGRAPH C, OF M6, 3, 4i t off' $uiei4 sora of the County of Contra Costa, State of Cali.foraia, do oftatin as follows: SACTION I* Ordinance No. 1186, Section 3, Licensing, Paragraph 0, is amended.to reod,Ar follows: " C. The licensing authority is hereby authorized and directed to prepare suitable application blanks for dog license tags, and to prepare tags which shall have a stamp or imprint thereon bearing the name of the County of Contra Costa, a serial number and the year of its issuance. Tags for issuance wiihin cities shall be apportioned to the cities by the licensing authority in blooke of numbers. Uon request, the licensing authority shall furnish tags and receipts in sufficient nuoibebs to the licensing authorities of cities for thAir licensing requirements." MOTION II. This ordinance shall take effect and be in foroe from and, after the, day of > h , 1958, and before the expiratign. of fifteen ye aftere a e or ITG passage, the same shall be.published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the 1IN R] .Mo � a news- paper of general oiroulation prig a an pu a'ne —in a oun y of Contra Costa, State of California. - PASSSp. AND ADOPTIM by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra,_Vq?*",at.a meeting of said Board held on the ISL day of t . ,yfrgiraz ,, 1958, by tate following vote: AYES: Supervisors - NAX T. OOYAB MEL X. NIELSEN AAT . TAYLOR, W. O. RCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA. } NCNB: Supervisors - W}gg. ABBNNT: Supervisors - NONB. i Mirmaa��� Supervisors of"the County of Contra Oosta, State of California. ATT=T: W. T., PAASCH County A e;rk Avd;ox-9,M010 Clerk of the Dour of-.4upervisors of the County (Seal) of oo tra-•Ot�s�rl1, $tate" of California. tt,y a �7fi r 5 S r t iS�✓��,��� ^ r+`� 17�fi jfi�.u.�";yH: y 't�rt_. !' �jr�it.§�5��f;:. .• FPr�'r r .� + r'�' a .•�',•:`'a�r• �"2�..._�fs1+-'-... „__ �( gq .. � - > v � 5 F .�{ /f'�""lZ`j'�r {a y Ott �r i �k Gt�1 H7 P. •. t't r+• K, r''u„d,;tvi}. :�n.i' '",.l�hr'3�a�P�$ ;�'4. � '-'�ixQtS f�tC.'r-'� �5.'�.ti3���l�St�'rf`i nfi il",.<•",� . . . •' n u 123 ear , ORDINANCE N0, 1205 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 382 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE * COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A PRECISE LAND USE MASTER PLAN OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICTING SAID COUNTY INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS, PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE", PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF SARANAP AREA, BEING A PART OF THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. ' The Board of Supervisors of the Count of Contra Costa State of P Y , California, does ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added ' for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the zoning or the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion of the territory shown on the map entitled "A Portion of the Third Amendment of the Districts Insert Map of the Saranap Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 26." SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 382 of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 162 at the end thereof as follows: "Subsection 162. An Amendment for a Portion of the Third Amendment of the Districts Insert Map of the Saranap Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 26." SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and afte the 2nd day of May, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members voting fol ' and against the same in THE WALNUT KERNEL, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 1st day of April, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - •IVAN T. COYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA. NOES: Supervisors - NONE. ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE. v IVAN T. GOYAK Chairman of the Board of Supervisors i of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California By M. L. Fitchett (Seal) Deputy Clerk f m1A C Y' : "a 'te"� u°%"Z w e't �'Fi` `+'•ao r 7 r �` i,;a c•��^ yyyy ..'� t -, '�j'k, z �°;1 a 4, ", ,�... r ,. # 1 2 °'� ' pa xlF ctir ,�c'"G a2/''"S 7xA5-,t;Z '��' ,.. e '.9 ' f •x{ RJ } .?i /k k r 4 I t h ll >! ri I° ttd P 1 th i+�$ xa"{,7{r° r i.v a ,#• A ;, �i }:'t rlC tf-Y"^of 44 I •t; '7 '—ri1',-,v a a�s,tr fig` s� a fir: a .gA353� `� tkps t ...'l 451",m :`w ORDINANCE 4.:...kt r *:fix :I�kX A,.-.� ay `, k74 ^..'-�6'. 4 r : c �' ., g+ii?src� � �,•t:Y: :'. �'£ C N0.;1205 MaP k a, t :' iS,�i} '� ,:tro^,'a,sx `"x3 m ,�:V� t'g`'3.p "`�t` y .'' tit e ^r3 -ir •'fit'_: N�,r <�- .y;... "}� t���a.NS°Thr...5r �����%�y �_ yy. , � •i.�x ,.f.. €2,- � n fit" 5 �+ •^Ikd'4:.:.S,G�S:a?� _: ° ,•".,""�" -^•�'S�a r, ":rii'�:r '' �p . � a'n4n..a ,#3 . 9' a•xY.�rs`tC ,; ?' a 4ys t"` fvi '. c y,{, �,.. :. ,8� of ``>; t 1-•A e!.r "2 Ys:"}t -5k 1 ,, .n 4 L t s 7uA �,� dr't, }-v3 Sv.y. �� }K+ a.`� rz Nil I'ry lra -'2 iv. J ;t Tz'ra e i "a d + ,G zt v4�" K1,tro- `y •vl +/� itd+` ii c s.'I a*�- y t t� � Al.. Sita� a 3 t i t 4 t � t 3 RE20NING, :M,QP NO.162H. SrA7r FREEWAY D R—B U+I.NE 'j', I Dtt wYSlt CIKIl TFFM eO``J�PD I -R-A II w III � I I I I I I IR .° I I I I � IR.1 illllllllallllllllllll A PORTION OF THE THIRD AMENDMENT OF THE DISTRICTS INSERT MAP OF THE SARANAP AREA CONTRA LOSTA COUNTY. CALIFORNIA i INSERT MAP NO. 28 ICING SECTION SA,SU92CCTICN ISZ,Of ONDINANCE NO. 342, AS AUENDCD DY DADINANCE N01Z0S wNICN IS TNL ZONING OADINANCC Of CONTIIA COSTA CDUNTT, STATC 01 CALLTOSNIA. /N ,N/11„i(tN/,INIINI4N/AYi1[Ii IM.II N........1 N NIIt1 1 1+111.1t1A1 •1 1 IWMI:RfN \ I 11 Mt��I�1�11(1 I t t t1 MLI/ 1+1/IIN+IN i1+1,114+I+ +NI+II+ ' T/...JPR.-.'.IIfPR SCALC IN ICCT f 5. I VM -5 FM*891 ORDINANCE NO. 1206 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA BEING ORDINANCE N0, 382 ENTITLED AS FOLLOWS, --bi ORDINANCE OF THS COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A PRECISE LAND FA MASTER PLAN OF THE COUNTY OF CON- TRA COSTA STATS OF CALIFORNIAESTABLISHING LAND USE DISF&TS,FOR THE UNINCOQRATBD TERRITORY OF SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DIS- TRICTING SAID COUNTY INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS PRO- VIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT THEREOF AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANOE," AND CONCERNING THE ESTABLISHWU OF A PARCEL OF LAND IN AN APPLICATION FOR A BUILDING PERMIT. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows: SECTION 1. Ordinance 382, Section 9, Subsection 2 is hereby amended to read an follows: "Subsection 2. Except as otherwise provided in this subsection a person shall not divide any lot or parcel of land and sW1 not convey any lot or parcel of land or any portion thereof, if, as a result of such division or conveyance, the area, width, yard or setback of any lot or parcel of land is so reduced or a lot or parcel i of land is created which lot or parcel of land has an area, width, yard or setback less than is required by this ordinance. i "No required lot area which is provided for a dwell- ing unit to provide the required area, width, yard or setback shall be considered as providing the required lot area, width, yard or setback for any other dwelling unit. "If two or more adjoining and vacant lots or parcels of land, or portions thereof, with continuous frontage are in a single ownership at or at any time after the adoption of this amendment and such lots or parcels Of land, individually, are too small or of such dimensions as to be unable to meet the yard, width and area requirements of the district in which they are located, such groups Of lots Or parcels of land shall be consid- ered as a single lot or parcel of land, or several lots or parcels of land of minimum size and dimension, and the lots or parcels in one ownership shall be subject to the requirements of this ordinance. "Any lot delineated on a recorded subdivision map; and any lot or parcel of land the ownership of which can be established by a deed or contract of sale recorded prior to February 18, 1955, or shown on a Record of Survey Nap filed in the office of the County Recorder prior to February 18, 1955, the owners of which lot or parcel of land do not own any other adjoining property sufficient to make it of proper width or area, and which lot is of leas width or area than the minimum width or minimmm area required for use in any district established by this ordinance, as verified by the heretofore mentioned Record of Survey Nap may be used and occupied by single family dwellings together with the accessory buildings therefore provided that compliance with the setback, side Bard, and rear yard requiresents of this ordinance is maintained. ;MOTION II. The foregoing ordinance shall take effect and be in 9dree from and after the 2�day of 1958, and shall be published once be ore a axplra on o een 1 CRDYNAMOB N0. 1206 - continued days after the date of-its passage and adoption with the nsx*s ,ofthe w_ ss_bers voting for and against the same in the & 'gebrjAC • newspaper of general Q',in the County of Contra oostastate ' '"'''for6j6in*' ordinance was passed and adopted by the Board of.; ir�isoi�s Or,thin Ovanty of Contra Coata, State Of'Calicomia,..at,'attold,-on the. 25tk-_ daya bythe following votetof 9 -- ....- AYMt &ntor-rieors - IVAN T. COTAK, MBI, f. NIELSEN, RAT S. TAILOR W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. S ILbA. NCBSt Supervisors - NONE. ABaMt Supervisors - NONE. zrm Chairclan or er- visors of the Coun y of Contra Costa, State of California. ATTBSTt W. T. PAASCH Count), Clerk and ex-offioio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of 'Contra Costa, State of California, seal B7t Deputy. M 1 =ti �,•� il;-r F,' i'.. �� :f it,lfi'v�+k. f'.itH'.�.l c�. .'�r+'i.l f� `�.�7. _- '`� vot 5 PAGE693 ORDINANCE NO. 1207 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING STOPPING, STANDING AND PARKING OF VEHICLES UPON A CERTAIN PUBLIC HIGHWAY IN THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, do ordain as follows: SECTION I. DEFINITION. The word "vehicle", as employed in this ordinance, shall include all vehicles and other objects, howsoever propelled or carried, which are moved over the hereinafter described portion of county highway. SECTION II. No person shall stop, park or leave standing such vehicle, whether attended or unattended, on the hereinafter described street or highway located in the County of Contra Costa, in violation of the following regulations: (A) NO PARKING AT ANY TIM on the westerly side of ARLINGTON BOULEVARD, beginning 242 feet northerly of center of Wellesley Avenue and running 130 feet northerly. (Road No. 1451) (B) NO PARKING AT ANY TIME on the northerly side of HOUGH AVENUE, beginning at the center of Oakland Street and runnirg 450 feet easterly. (Road No. 3245) I SECTION III. The Road Commissioner is hereby directed to give notice of the provisions of this ordinance by placing appropriate signs and/or markings along and upon the portion of public highway above described. I SECTION IV. Item D of Section II of Ordinance No. 1064 is hereby REPEALED. (Concerning CM=0 DRIVE). i SECTION V . Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shallTe guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished as provided in Section T62 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California. SECTION VI This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and 'after fEe� I thh day of April , 1958 , and before the expiration of fifteen days after the date -or its passage, the same shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same, in the EL CERRITO JOURNAL , a newspaper printed and published in the county of Contra Costa, State of California i PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa on the kth day of March 195,x, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA. i NOES: Supervisors - NONE. ABSENT: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN. : Vioe- /fin of a boardo Supervisors o ATTEST: the County of Contra Costa, State W. T. PAASCH of California County Clerk and ex officio Clerk of' the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra,,Costa, State of California BY Deputy ORDnalft No. AN OMMUdi AFI8 to 01 Y1U1lf0E-IFC. 1136 RBQARD- M FIRS FOR FOOD w►NDLI�Ri ItSVNAO SHN�N'PS. The Board of 8upervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, doss ordain as follower SECTION I. Section 3.1 of Ordinance No. 1136 is amended by substituting the word "County for the words 'Tax Colleotor• therein, to read as follower "Section 3.1 - The following fees are required forper- Nits hereunder, and are due and payable to the County at the time of application for said permit, or renewal thereof, and if the renewal fee is not paid within thirty (30) days after due, the permit becomes void." { SECTION II. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 11th day of April, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the membare voting for and against the now in the Pleasant Hill News , a newspaper of general circulation printed and pu e s 3'n thr County of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Hoard of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 11th day of March, 1958, by I the following votet AYEBt Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN RAY S. TAILOR, W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPA S. SILVA NORSt Supervisors - NONE AHSSNTt Supervisors - NoIM l unalman or the oa o upery sora of the County of Contra Costs, State of California ATTEST: W. T. FAASCH County Clerk and ex offlolo Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of i Contra Costa, State of California By -rn. s. 9-;=.i.-Nff- Deputy seal i 1 i Ii 1 fr1r r i i i ORDINANCE NO. 1209 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCES NOS. 703, 624, 471, AND 325, A3 ANMED, BY PROVIDING FOR A SECOND ASSISTANT COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR AND HIS REMOVAL FROM CIVIL SERVICE. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, do ordain as follows: SECTION I. Section One of Ordinance 627, as amended, is further amended to read as follows: "There are hereby created the offices of County Administrator and two (2) Assistant County Ad- ministrators, to be filled by the Board of Super- visors. Said County Administrator and his Assis- tants shall serve at the pleasure of the Board of Supervisors." SECTION II. Section Four of Ordinance 325, as amended by Ordinance No. 471 and Ordinance No. 627 is further amended to read as follows: "All regular County employees shall be included in the merit system hereby adopted, except that the following officers and employees are exempt from the provisions of this ordinance: (a) All officers elected by the people. (b) Casual patient and inmate employees at County institutions. (c) Members of the Civil Service Commission and members of all other commissions of the County. (d) All officers and other persons serving the County without compensation. (e) All investigators, detectives or other per- sons paid from the special funds furnished the District Attorney under the provisions of Section 29400, et seq., of the Government Code, and the Sheriff under the provisions of Section 29430 of the Government Code. (f) In the office of the District Attorney special counsel and special detectives for temporary employment. (g) The Medical Director of the County Hospital and all physicians and surgeons serving the County of Contra Costa. (h) The County Administrator and the two (2) Assistant County Administrators." SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 21st day of April, 1958, and before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after the date of its passage and adoption, the same shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the POST-DISPATCH, a newspaper printed and published in the County of Contra Costa, State of California. +-.- •. �<v. a � .,_and:+z: .mt� npa_�^ � k .. r ...e..zx as,y,-.y ._.-,::.d. ,___ ..._....._..._.._„µK,� vot 5 4AGE696 ORDINANCE N0. 1209 - continued - PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa on the 20th day of March, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. OOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, W. O. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA. NOES: Supervisors - NONE. ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE. MaIrman` or Me 11oara pr supervisors o the County of Contra Costa, State of California. ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-WIoio.Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California �.� • �-- (Seal) By I pubClerk ;r r is `, �v ....R f '{SfiPr �y'�2t! .a���,K n� f� 1�. ��T sk 5�' �a i 4 � rt is -.�:t 1� ,{�5.:,- {�+'k f tt tts P k �" 4r r� R :�r�` 3... 1 kt�',t"-. -119 1 w W t r�, rwr^w` oa-fits: k'rir �>r: z�r YF'pi�r r v v. t 3� `'f� w{ 7 rC.r aM a attJ^4.if3r.{`vkf P��ii'��a^ `�"�t ° -=f 5 °� x r e* Y{ ez s t �5 �ttzf ORDINANCE NO. 1210 t AN ORDINANCE AMENDINGORDINANCE N0. 3$2 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY 'CF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A PRECISE LAND USE MASTER PLAN OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE SAID COUNTY OF'CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICTING SAID COUNTY INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS, PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT- THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE", PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF OAKLEY AREA, BEING A PART OF THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. ' The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added fox ' the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the zoning or the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion of the territory shown on the map entitled "Portion of Jersey Division Sector 9 and the Districts Map for the Bethel Island Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 31.11 SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 382 of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 163 at the end thereof as follows: "Subsection 163. An Amendment for Portions of Jersey Division Sector 9 and the Districts Map for the Bethel Island Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 31. SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 23st day of March, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expiratio of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the DIABLO VALLEY NEWS, a newspaper of general circulation ' printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 18th day of February, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY-S. TAYLOR, W. C. BUCHANAN. NOES: Supervisors - NONE. ABSENT: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK, JOSEPH S. SILVA. i I W. G. BUCHANAN Vice Chairman of the Board of upervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of i California. ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the j Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California . 1 By E. M. M ntanari Deputy Clerk Seal !d 5 s � }} f f k 7 x 1211 .d a e�y�7�x b Y kl' MAP - ORDINANCE N0. r a s - v �"`�„ ,Y i y�4'1 K hy"" " u t saz ; , yL'�w �''+ siti Tr:n,� t �'�... 'e �tty is `s lil tv3'�,+�°_ jSt�x `Ik z"k,'"` � .� L r y r'�4:A' s €s ♦ g *u 1 5 E 7 e�r�y e",� t "•�y t} M 4, , REZONING MAP N0. 163 �Ay DUTCH SLOUGH f! ---------- 7 _-_7 ?: O m' I I , ---------- ---------- 0 70 A ' PORTIONS. OF - I JERSEY DIVISION SECTOR 9 AND THE DISTRICTS MAP FOR THE BETHEL ISLAND AREA CONTRA COSTA COUNTY,CALIFORNIA INSERT MAP NO. 31 BEING SECTION 3A.SUBSECTION 1071 OF ORDINANCE NO. 332. AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO.I210.WHICH IS TMC ZONING ORDINANCE OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. - STATE Of CALIFORNIA, .. } IMLsl SI CCNTI/l fNAT TMIS IL 109 NAI ALILNNlO :. 10 IN OAOINANCL N0.1/1/ANO 1/H9XCTY NAOL A _ FART TNLNlOF. "�;;. M.T. IAASGM.GOYMTY CLLNA INLNLS/Cl ATIFT 1NAT TNTC NAI IL /.ASLO PION TNL FI D"S MAY AOOFTI O/Y IN LOMTNA COSTA COUNTY FLANNINC CONNISSIONON OCCLYNCA 11.1111 SCALE IN FEET _ IMS ¢ .OL COSTA. SLGRLTAN V 3 VUl PAGE1)O1 'l i t h. 1 OF&WANON NO. 1211, 1` An Ordinancetiding Ordinance No. 1196, Relating to the Fehdiing of 89iaaodAg Pools. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, do ordain as follows: SECTION I. Section III (0) of Ordinance No. 1196 is hereby amended to read as follows: "Any swimming pool constructed after the effective date of this ordinance shall be constructed so there shall be at least five feet (51) between a side lot line or a rear lot line and the swimming pool." SECTION II. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 25th day of 4rgl, 1958, and before the expiration of fifteen (15) days from the date of its pass- age it shall be published once in the SAN PABLO NEWS , a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the County of Contra Costa, State of California, together with the names of the members of the Board of Supervisors voting for and against the same. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa at a regular meeting held on the �5 day of March, 1955, by the following votes AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. OOZAR, MSL F. NI=ZN RAT S. TAUM, V. 0. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - Von H i"For the Board Sr SupervIsors of the County of C6ntrh Costa, State ATTEST: of California. W. T. PAA}3QH County Cleft and ik;offlalo Clerk of the Board of 8upprgisors of the County of Contra 'Cbsta; State or (seal) California, By: OWN1lap 6 ... :.... .CC �►ryp i W..YM 11. I ORDINAW03•NO.> 1212 AN ORDINANCE PR(WrIDM POR CENTRALIZED CONTROL OOER THE MaMMITURES j O'k COUNTY FUNDS,lOR_OUPPTUS, MATiR=s iQbIPIII:NT AND CONTRACTURAL . S ntgd PDR COUNTY-MMS, OP'MUM:" TO SUCH EV20ITUBES, AND FOR BE TEEt U'1(II.YZATION OF ARTICIa.9 PRAcum AT PUBLIC un The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa do ordain as follows: SECTION Is PURMX= AGM s OFBrICS ESTABLISM. Pursuant to the prow Ions 6f Sections 25p5W at sege of the Oovernment Code of the State of California, the office of Purchasing Agent of the County of Oontra Coat& is hereby establishede SECTION II GEMOU DUTIES. The Purchasing Agent shall have the duties and powers prescribed by lave of the State of California relating to county purchasing agents, this ordinance and resolutions of the Board of Supervisors.' He shall be the head of the Purchasing Depart- ment of the County and shall appoint such deputies, assistants and other employese therein as shall from time to time be authorised therefor in the current salary ordinance of the County of Contra Costa. He shall furnish the Board of Supervisors, and designated departments, with such reports and information as said Hoard may from time to time !k require, and shall establish methods and procedures necessary for the proper functioning of the Purchasing Dsparbwnt in an effective and econom7oal manner, SECTION III. SPECIFIC DUTIES. The Purchasing Agent shalls a) Purchase for the County of Contra Costa and its offices all materials, supplaes, furnishings, equipment, livestock and other personal property of whatever kind and nature and, except on cases of I emergency as hereinafter provided, or in oases where the board has i made other specific provision, no purchase of personal property by any person other than the Purchasing Agent shall be binding upon the County or eanetitf4os,a )Awful charge against County Ands. by Rent for the County audits offices Pirniehing and equipment and livestocks spcpepting however, road equipment which the Road Coonuisaioner 4s authorixed by law-to rent. ._ T Y. .., t,. �.j(lk' �K'+"t•..Y,i t'x�r.�1,4w ?l.�:+.h'f,S } :tTfr.a,�,j'`J[!_t4�'.�Yi .,4 ' r.,:�4�y....�.-,,r. �- VOL 5 PAGE699 ORDINANCE N0. 1212, Continued - c) Negotiate and execute in the name of the County all equip- ment, service contracts and lease-purchase agreements of personal party. d) Sell any personal property belonging to the County and found by the Board of Supervisors not to be required for public use; or he may, when purchasing personal property, accept advantageous trade-in allowances for such property not further required for public use. e) Engage independent contractors to perform sundry services for the County and the offices thereof with or without the furnishing of material where the aggregate cost does not exceed $2000. Provided, however, this shall not apply to contracts to do work upon the public roads of the County, contracts to print legal briefs or legal notices, contracts for reporters' services or transcripts, contracts for election supplies, contracts for expert services to be rendered the offices of the District Attorney or Sheriff, contracts for appraisers' services, contracts for consultants and other experts employed directly by the Board of Supervisors, or contracts for other services which by law some other officer or body is specifically charged with obtaining. f) Engage independent contractors to construct, repair or furnish any building or structure enumerated in Section 25,11$0 of the Govern- ment Code of the State of California, when the estimated cost thereof does not exceed $11000. g) When specifically authorized by law, purchase personal property for the Superintendent of Schools or other public officer or agency. h) When specifically authorized by law, sell or dispose of personal property of any special district and pay the proceeds thereof into the Treasury of the district; or if an exchange or trade is made, return the proceeds to the special district. i) Perform such other services as the Board of Supervisors may f4mw time to time by resolution require. SECTION I9, EKERGENCY PURCHASES. Emergency purchases may be made by any person or official authorized to sign requisitions when -2- I V(1t rJ POW ORMIIANCR NO. 1212, Continued - r,. the Purchasing Agent, or any of his assistants in the Purchasing Department who are authorised to subs purchases, is not immediately available and the item or items so purchased are irmediately necessary for the continued operation of the office or department involved, i or ars immediately necessary for the preservation of life or property. Such emergency purchases shall be subsequently approved and confirmed by the Purchasing Agent, or if he refuses such confirmation, the Board of Supervisors may subsequently approve and confirm such purchase by a 4/5 vote of the entire Board. Unless such purchases are so approved and confirmed by either the Purchasing Agent or the Board of Super- visors, the coat thereof shall not constitute a legal charge agairs t the County. SECTION V. REVOLVIM FUND. There is hereby established from the unappropriated funds of the County a Revolving Fund in such an amount as the Board of Supervisors may from time to time by resolution establish, such fund to be known as the Purchasing Department Revolvicg And. The Purchasing Agent may purchase supplies and materials in quantity for the several offices and departments of the County as ,a needed, and shall sake payments therefor out of the funds of such Revolving Fund. An such supplies and materials are issued to an office or department, the fund shall be reimbursed fromthe budgeted funds of the requisitioning department. SECTION VI. PURCHASING PROCEDURE. Except as to purchases from the Revolving Fund, all purchases, rentals and contracts shall be made only upon proper written requisitions, the forms of which shall be supplied by the Purchasing Agent to the several offices of the County. The head of any County office, department or institution or his duly designated assistant is hereby authorised to draw requisitions for purchases for such office, department or institution in accordance with current budget accounts. Such head may delegate such authority i to one or mora of his deputies, assistants or emp}oyses within the 'I i department by !ruing a written authorisation therefor with the i -3- I I .t 1,{h .,�},r:a1.:. �''#'',�.ri�{,� ..� t,.. I�.r 1 ;j. ..a.,f rFw ! •a;,;. Vp( 5 PAGE /0i ORDINANCE NO. 1212, Continued - Purchasing Agent and Auditor-Controller. RECTION VII. OOMPBTITIVE BIDDING NOT MQUIM. Except as other- wise provided by ordinance or general law, the Purchasing Agent may without notice, advertisement or the securing of competitive bids or quotations, make any purchase of personal property, or do any other thing which he is authorised to do in this ordinance. Provided, however, that in the event he purohasee any individual item (as distinct from the total contract) oosting more than $5000 without securing competitive bids or quotations thereon, he shall report such action to the County Administrator with his reasons therefor] and provided further that if he does call for competitive bide or quotatiahs, and accepts ray bid or quotation other than the lowest upon any indi- vidual item coating more than $500, he shall likewise report such fact to the County Adminitrator. SECTION VIII. POSTING NOTICES OF SALES. Notice of sale of surplus personal property shall be posted for not lose than 5 business days pro- ceding the day of sale in the County Court Nouse and in the office of the Purchasing Agent, and in such other public place within the County i as the Purchasing Agent may dam advisable. SECTION IY. ADVERTISING PROPOSED SALE. In the disposition of any surplus personal property and upon approval of the Board of Supervisors, the Purchasing Agent may purchase advertising space and may advertise the proposed sale or other disposition of the personal property in such newspapers, magazines and other periodicals as in his judgment will beat publicise the proposed sale or other disposition to those persons moat likely to bid for or pud ase the personal property. Within the limitation of the order of the Board of Supervisors approving the ad- vertising, the Purchasing Agent shall decide upon the amount, nature, makeup and content of the advertising. f SECTION Y. SURPLUS POOL. Whenever any item of personal property is no longer needed by the office, department or institution in possession thereof, such fact shall be reported to the County Admin- istrator who may transfer such item to the surplus pool to be maintained i 1::-.-I .MF'..'..:15..- 1-r::: ORnI1�ANa8 IiO. 1212, Continued • ' under the supervision of the County Audltor•Controllerj and whenever a7 office, department or institution is in need of an article which has been placed in such surplus pool or has requisitioned the purchase of a similar articlse the Purchasing Agent may, upon a properly drawn request for transfer or requisition approved by the County Administrator request transfer the article to such department. UOTION XI. STANDARDS C0*aTT®. The Board of Supervisons shall organic a "Standards Committee" to establish and maintain standards iwith respect to the type, design, quality or brand of a certain article or group of related articles or services purchased by the County. The County Administrator shall be chairman of such comittes and such other members as may be deemed necessary shall be appointed from time to tiros. 8110TION XII. This ordinance shall taloa effect and be in force thirty days after the date of its adoption and, prior to the expira- tion of fifteen days from the passage hereof, it shall be published at least once in the TRI-CITY NEWS , a newspaper of I general circulation printed and published in the County of Contra Costa, � a Stats of California, together with the names of the members voting for j and against the same. The foregoing ordinance was passed and adopted by the said Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa at a regular meeting of said Board held at the 25th day of Karch , 1958, by the following i 1 votes IVAN T. COYAK KIEL F. NIELSEN RAY S. TAYLOR, AaBi Superilsors -W. 0. BUCHANA, JOSEPH S. SIL A WMA Supervisors - NONE ABSMITs Supervisors- NONE 1 adof the Board or anorvisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTISTO W. T. PAASCB Comity }}��k,and am oiiiolo Cla* of the Board'.otLe6q*rr ors of tpw Cq=ty of Contrg Costa, S of CaliforMA Sea � r , d �H POW 'r OHDW#CR NO. 1211 . AH Ow AIM* "Mott.X. . NC NO. SATI HFFICBHS. L8t4 W CONTRA COSTA 000 0o�1►�aTA.,d. o0t0 WA C AT7�0�1 J? B . ROVDu�al, R.'fH8 $Mp , TEHK9 0�. , AND cdRPENSATtoN OF DEM33B AND EM OF SAID COUNTY AND DISTRICT. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, do ordain as follows: SECTION I. Section X of Ordinance No. 1041 is amended to read as follows: •Section x. ALLOWANCE FOR ACTUAL AND NECESSARY EXPENSES. Actual, t9*49nable and necessary enonses shall be allowed all the officers, their deputies, and employees of the County in the discharge of their official duties, subject to such limita- tions as are elsewhere herein provided. Detai ed expense accounts must be rendered on the first day of each month for the expenses incurred in the previous month. For traveling necessarily done by private automobile by the Sheriff's Office or by casual users of automobiles in other Countycpffices, they shall be allowed mileage at the rate of seven and one-half cents (7•*0) per mile without any constructive mileage. For traveling necessarily done byprivate *utomobiles, those in County offices who are required to have continual use and presence of their-autowbilee on the fob, said users to be designated by the Hoard of Supervisors, shall be allowed mileage at the rate of eleven cents (11f) per mile for the first five hundred (500 miles in any month and he rate of six cents (6o) pper mile on mXleage over said five hundred (500) miles in sAid mooth. All of said County officers, deputies and employees, when traveling in the discharge of official duties shall be reimbursed for actual and necessary expenses." SECTION II. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the let day of July, 1958, and before the expiration of fifteen days after the date of its passage, the same shall be published, with the names of the members voting for and against the samein TM RICMMND I1fDEpMDM' , a newspaper of general circulation printedan puManea In the counzy of Contra Costa, State of California. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa at a regular meeting held on the 25th day of March 1958, by the following vote: AYESt Supervisors - IpAN T. OD?AX MSL F. KISLSEN RAY S. TAILOR, M. O. HUCHAXAi, JOSEPH S. SI fi NOES: Supervisors - MONS ABSENT: Supervisors - gOgR unalman or the-How or puuppery F rs of the County of,Contra Costa, State of Cau ornia ATTRST t W. T. PAASCH, County Clerk and ex offloio Clerk of the Board of Superylsops of the County of Contra-Costa., State of California seal By Deputy TFMtela ORDINANCE NO. 1214 AN ORDINANCE AbOtTI16 A FIRE,P ION CODE PRESCRIBING $EGT1O58AQV9AH QONDrtI0 WANAOU$. LIFE AND PROp1YRTY tiE, UPLOS ION AJQ #d HYHG_A_tMAU OF;F Wf W" Q#iiI . TH1iR1 OR AND_DR- F AHD PVam. The Board of Supervisori 'ofthe County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows t,.. SECTM I. ADOPTION OF FIRE P`REVEa.10N CODE. There Sa.he adopted yy q up rvisors of the County of Contra 66tta, for tie gab ift,Contra Costa Coynty rire'Ppottotion DiA riot, for the purpos* of prescribing regu- lations governconditions haidardous to life and pproperty from fire-or explosion, that certain' Cod* known as the Fire Prevention Code recoasnnded byy the National Board of Fire Under- writers, being,particularly the 1956 edition thereof, and the whole thereof, of which Code not lees than: three (3) copies have been and now are filed in the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, and the saeo is herb y adopted and incor- porated as fully as if set out at length herein, and from the date on which this ordinance shall take effect the provisions thereof shall be Controlling within the limits of the Eastern Contra Costa County Fire Protection District. SECTION II. ESTABLISHMENT AND DUTIES OF BUREAU OF FIRE PREVENTION. `(i)'-Tfie Fire prevention Code shall be enforced by the Bureau of. Vire Prevention in the Fire Department of the Eastern Contra Costa County Firs Protection District, which is hereby established and which shall be operated under the supervision of the Chief of the Fire Department. (b) .The Fire Marshal in charge of the Bureau of Fire pre- vention shall be appointed by the Chief of the Eastern Contra Costa County Fire Protection District on the basis of examina- tion to determine his qualifications. His appointment shall continue during good behavior and satisfactory service, and he shall not be removed from office except for cause after public trial. (o) The Chief of the Fire Department ray detail such members of the Bare Departawnt as inepeotors as shall from tins to time be necessary. The Chief of the Fire Department shall recommend to the Board of Supervisors the employment of technical inspectors who, when such authorization is made, shall be seleo- ted through an examination to determine their fitness for the position. The examination shall be open to members and non- members of the Fire Department, and appointments made after examination shall be .for an indefinite term with removal only for cause. (d A report of the Bureau of Fire Prevention shall be made annus ly and transmitted to the chief executive officer of the munidipality. It shall contain all proceedings under this Code, with euoh statistics as the Chief of the Fire Department may wish to include therein. The Chief of the Fire Department may also rtooasaead any'soendnents to the Code which, in his judgment, shall by desirable. , SECTION'IM, INIT . (e),, re�►�Yer nicipaXty` is used in the Fire Prtvsktioa Cods, it shal `5e,hald to'wan the Eastern Contra Costa' County Fire Protioticq,.]) etriot. . 5 PA005 ORDINANCE"NO. 1214, Cbhtlhu"".* (b erovor the .term "oofporation counsel' is used in the F re revention .Codoi, it�•4hall be held to mean the District Attoltnsy of the. County of Cdntra boata. IV. QST 1hMNT OF &M Cf DISTRICTS ' . WHICH S 0!' a s"rof:rrec� in 8eot3o� 35;901 of the Fire Prsvi6tipn Code;ip *high storage of. flermnabls liquids in out- side abovbground tanks is prohibited, are hereby established as follower The entire District. (b) The limits referred to in Section 15.401 of the Fire Prevention Code, in which new bulk plants Odr flammable liquids are prohibited are hereby established as follower ;As entire District. SECTION, V. ESTABLISHMENT OF LIMITS IN WHICH BULK STORAGE OF LIQUS = Ej�VgM An TK —Me lunts re a eot'fon a o the Fire Pre- vention Code, in which bulk storage of liquefied petroleum gas is restricted, ars hereby establieft" as follower The entire District. SECTION VI. MODIFI TRA IONS. The Chief or the'Boreau of Fire Prevention shall have power to modify any of the provisions of the Fire Prevention Code upon application in writing by the owns or lessee, or hie duly authorized aa$gonto when there are practical difficulties in the way of carrying out the strict letter of the Codej provided that the spirit£' of the Code shall be observed, public safety secured and substantial justice done. The particulars of such modification, when granted or allowed, and the decision of the Chief of the Bureau of Fire Prevention thereon shall be entered upon the records of the Department and a signed copy shall be furnished the applicant. AMION VII. APPEALS. Whenever the unler or the Fire Department shall disapprove an application or refuse to grant a permit applied for, or when it is claimed that the provisions of the Code do not apply or that the true intent and meaning of the Code have been miscon- strued or wrongly Interpreted, the applicant may appeal: from the decision of the Chief of the Fire O,epartment to the 09maty m0ard:•of.Soppseia9.sna within thirty (30) days from the date of the decision bf';the appeal. SECTION VIII. NEW PATERIAM PROCESSES OR OCCUPANCIES WHICH FLAY REQUnm PBRMIIT The Unq wq or t"he the Chief of the Fire Department and the Chief of the Bureau of Fire Pre- vention -hall sot as a oommittee to determine and specify, after giving affected persons an opportunity to be heard, any new materials, processes or 000upaddies which shall require permits, In addition to those now odumeratod in said Code. The Chief of the Bureau of Fire Prevention shall post such list in a con- place in his office and distribute copies thereof to interested persons. SEQTION DC. PENAIRIES. the Code Ahnere�yeado t�oedsorar1Pai1 to any of the provisions of violate or tail to a comply therewith, or who shall comply with any order "de thereunder, or whop shall build in violation of any detailed statement of speci- fications or plans submitted and approved thereunder or any certificate or permit issyed thereunder, and from which no appeal hasbsen taken, or who shall fall to comply with such an order as '00TNANCE W0,.' 12l4f Continued --- - 'sffirmad or-modified by the Board of 'Supervisors., or by a '00dft of oopetent jurisdiction, within the time fixed Orsini shall 'sOverally for each and every 'suOh violation and nonooarpliance respectively be guilty of a niedm eario'r punish- able by` a fine of not more than five hundred dollars 4500) or by. lhiprisonment for not wore than six -(¢)_Wntha,-Or by Loth such fihe"and iaprisoruasnt. ' The iaposition.of one penalty for any violation shall riot excuse the violation or permit ltlito continue. All such persons shall be required to correct or remedy suoh violations or defects within a res onable time) and when not otherwise specified, each ten (10) days that prohibited conditions are maintained shall constitute a separate offense. (b) The -apblication of the above penalty shall not be held to. prevent he enforced removal of prohibited conditions. SECTION X. REPEAL OF CONFLICTDM ORDINANCES. All former o o n or s. a conflicting or in- oonsisteot with t;he provisions of this oriiiatucey or of the Code hereby adopted, are hereby repealed. S3CTION XI. VALIDITY. The Board of u sora hereby declares that should any emotion, paragraph, sentence or word of this ordinance or of the Code hereby adopted t* declared for any reason to be invalid, it is the intent of the Board of Supervisors that 11 Mpuld have passed all other portions of this ordinance independent of the elimination herefrom of any such portion as may be declared invalid. SECTION`XII, DATE. This ordinancece sot and be in force from and after.the day of 1958, and before the expiration os'-3'3irteen day arter the date of its passage, the sane shall' be published once with the names of the members voting for 'and against` the name in the _ A�rrr�c�A' i,�nr��t , a newspaper of general circulate n p n n pu l e e n the County of Contra Costa. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra,Cogta, State of California at a %egular meeting held on the __.25th_ day of MA"h , 1958, by the following vote i AYES: Supervisors - ITA■ T. OOYAX NEL F. NIELSEN RAT S. TAYLOR, M. G. BDCNANAk, JOSH;l S. SILbA NMI Supervisors - N0Nz ABSMt Supervisors - NONS. Mirsion or Me Boare of Supervi—so—r-s—oFf— ATo=Tt the County of Contra Costa, State of California K. T. FAA$CH . County Clerk and,_sx, officio Clerk of the Board of supervisors of the county of Contra Copt¢, State of California By �*' �' ` ` Deputy (anal). TFM:sa y Os t:k ?* �xP� d . ;t��yya r�y' oi<, 35 t'Y `n.il s Vie' r i^y� a�'k� �'''�" sr'�� :'Yy`�'7'k+x2.�*fy'E 4 ,� M, 20,0 Y '` C ?; 9 ,� �,Y^;F�* 9t; .-•�ys �; 5 .i '� .,"x zlx i ax» ,�" (- , Y�.tr`iH �F £ ' .;5'+*.tI 3 J S' `�""2 9iN-6;3, y�''-!x ➢ 'b"� Y,fry i s r'itil „1 7 t ngf S r z ,(� �� 't' ORDINANCE NO. 1215 t 01 W s,`s M�` AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 82 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE igt ' COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A PRECISE LAND 4r # USE MASTER PLAN OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ' t ESTABLISHING LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE k SAID COUNTY (F CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICTING SAID COUNTY INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS, PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE", PROVIDING >: FOR THE REZONING OF SAN PABLO AREA, BEING A PART OF THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF-CALIFORNIA. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, . does ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa is hereby ' amended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the zoning or the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion of the territory shown on the map entitled A Portion of the Districts Map for the San Pablo Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map. No. 2. SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 382 of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 164 at the end thereof as follows: Subsection 164. An Amendment for a Portion of the Districts Map for the San Pablo Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 2. SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 23rd day of May, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members voting ' ( for and against the same in the El Sobrante Herald Bee Press, a newspaper of general i circulation printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 22nd day of April, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors;- IVAN T. COYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN. NOES: Supervisors - NONE. ABSENT: Supervisors- JOSEPH S. SILVA. IVAN T. GOYAK Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ' ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California (Seal) By M. L. 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CIZIRi or THE COUNTY No CLEAK or THE BOARD or SUPER- sitiDr.CO3T I "ISCAS or THE COUNTY Of CONTRA f THE COU TY A. PLANNINO COMMIS 3 ION or COSTA, STATE Of CAL FORNI 1149��COUNTY or CONTRA J5 STATE Of CALIFORNIA, •',,,,,,i ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,` , r III II IIII II II II I ��I//�dr ••� .. 'll'IIII IIIIIIII Iwo lip millII MINN , • inh moll■...nnmi ........ 1 �.......0._ ........ .li.r. .r: i ■�■ ■ illi.@ Irr-rr■ ■rn :�ui■i ■ i ■■rl ImO ■ l :nuiRUN 0:0 zkisi; giggggi jooms%�ISI 11 II I III �''Illlllrrrr■■' 1 •■r.•nr.■.■ � r■rnrn.ri■.rm.■rnr■�.1 •1 1::•:li:ri.i 0■1 MEMO Woman= lam • lir �■rrrr•r •rrrrrml 1■rrmmm■i ■rr■■.r■ Imm■■■mil ■rm■■..I ■rmmm..■ Inn■...1 �.mrl Nome • • r it i d Ig11 �? PAGE O7. ORDINANCE N0. 1 � AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE WEIGHT LIMIT OF VEHICLES ON WILLOW PASS EXTENSION IN,THS ,COUNTS( OF CONTRA COSTA, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. The Hoard of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as followat SECTION I. DEFINITION. Words used in this ordinance "hall have the meaning an defined, in the Vehicle Code of the State of California. SECTION II. WEIGHT LIMIT. Any commercial vehicle of a total gross weight of Seven (7) Tone (14,000 lbs.) is prohibited on that road known as WILLOW PASS EXTENSION, County Road No. 3552, from State Highway 21 to the City Limits of the City of Concord. SECTION III. The Road Commissioner is hereby authorized and directed to placeappropriate signs along and upon said right of way to indicate such weight limit. SECTION IV. ALTERNATE ROUTS. The alternate route for prohibited commercial vehicles to travel is over State Highway Sign Routes 21 and 24. SECTION V. PENALTY. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinanoe shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished as provided in Section 762 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California. SECTION VI. EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 9th day of Ma , 1958, and the same shall be published once,—w the names or the members voting for and aggBinet the same, in TM DISPATCH a newspaper of general olroulation printed in the County or— Contra Costa. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, at a meeting held on the f_ day of April, 1958, by the following votes AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOTAK MEL F. NIELSEN RAZ S. TAYLOR, W. G. 9UCHA I, JOSEPH S. SI3A NOBSs Supervisors - NONE. ABSENTS Supervisors - NONE. n or the bosm o super—Us—ors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex offiolo Clerkof the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California seal VOL 'ORDINANC$'NO..�, AN ORDINANCE FIXING .T11k SPBED- CF VEHICUM ON A CERTAIN PORTION OF,:A; CERTA ROAD',OF THE.COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND 'PROVIDING'A.,?ENAV'YsFOR�THE'VIOLATION THEREOF. The Board. of,,SUpervisorbtof the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does 6rdain' as,'follows: SECTION I. DEFINITION. The word "vehicle", as employed in this ordinance, shall include all vehicles and other objects howsoever propelled or carried, which are moved over the hereinafter described portion of County road. SECTION II. The speed to be traveled by any vehicle over the hereinafter described portion of County road is hereby fixed as follows: 35 miles per hour on BOULEVARD MAY from Xt Diablo Boulevard to Resell Avaaue, (walnut Creek) Road No. 3851 SECTION III. The Road Commissioner is hereby authorized and directed to place standard speed limit signs along and upon said road indicating said speed limit. SwCTYON IY. Section A of Ordinance 1038, with regard to parking on )lain Street in fort Chicago, is hereby MUM. SECTION Y Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shaTT be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished as provided in Section 762 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California SECTION VI . This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after Fie fth day of ft, 190 . and before the expiration of f een days ar'ter the date of Its passage, the same shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the CONCORD TRANBCHIPT a newspaper printed and published in the County o Z'on�rs oe a, ale of California. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of $u Qrvisors of the County of Contra Costa on the $ti day of April, 1936 , by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. COZAb MEL F. NIEIS EN RAZ S. TAILOR, W. G. BUCHMIJ, JOSEPH S. SIVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE. cnamwn or the boavaor Super- visors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T.,'PAASCH County Clark_and'.ex, officto Clerk of the HoarQ;of Bupe,rVi#die or. Cqunty of Contra Costa, 8,tate of'California seal By y11: i:'3tit7C'.' Deputy $g s�..x"-_ , t7 s .' lklr;, t. d✓� PAR709 ORDINANCE N0. 1218 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1014 OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA ENTITLED:"AN''ORDINANOE.,CONTINUING THE BUILDING INSPECTION MAR'I1M 'OPTHB COUNTY OF CONTRA CO3TA,.-REQ}ULATINO..THE.�MIECTION�:.00NSTRUCTION, ENLARGE- MENT, ALTERATION, REPAIR, MOVING, CONVERSION, DEMOLITION, OCCUPANCY, EQUIPMENT, USE, HEIGHT, AREA, PLUMBING, ELEC- TRICAL WIRING AND MAINTRNANCE.OF BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES IN THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITOM OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE, VOLUMES I AND III, EDITION OF 1955, THE UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE, EDITION OF 1955, THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, EDITION OF.1953, AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLA- TION THEREOF AND REPEALING ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THERE- WITH " PROVIDING FOR THE ADOPTION OF A NEW UNIFORM ELECTRICAL CODE. i The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, do ordain as follows: SECTION I. Ordinance No. 1014, Section IV (C) is hereby amended to read as follows: C. ELECTRICAL CODE. The Electrical Code for the County of Contra Costa shall be as follows: I I i I . f i Y tyy µ hl: 4 a 11 r v 5 � 7z0 ORDINANCE NO. 121$0 gohtirittttd �' AATICL311 1YTLI'L AND-Mr. 0r,T:zP% Section 1.1. Title'.aid;Purpos's of Ordinance. (a) This ordinance shall be-known so-the "Electrical Code" of the County of Contra Costs. (b) The purpose of this Code is the practical safeguarding of persons and of buildings and their contents from electrical hazards arising from the use of elec- tricity for light, heat, power, radio, signalling, and for other purposes. I Section 1.2. Electrical Inspector I The terms "Inspector" or "Electrical Inspector" as used in this Code shall mean the "Chief Building Inspector" or•any duly authorised "Deputy Building Inspector" of the County of Contra Costa. Section.1-3. Approved. "Approved"means acceptable to the authority_enforcing this Code. Section-1-4. Dwelling, Singla-Family. f j A "single-family dualling" shall moan a detached building containing only one dwelling unit, having provision for cooking electrically or otherwise. and designed exclusively for occupancy by one family. Section 1.5. Electrical Equipment. "Electrical Equipment" means all wires, wiring, connections, appliances, devices and apparatus wad for or in connection with the transmission and use of electricity for light, haat, radio, signalling and for other purposes. Section 1.6. Electrical Work. "Electrical Work"'means and includes the installation, construction, maintenance and repair of electrical squipmwnt. i Section 1-7. Wiring, Cone4aled. "Concealed.Wiring!! means, el}otripsred al.wiring rard .inaeeessible by the structure or finish of the,building.• Section I.B. Wiring, Exposed. nExpoeed Wiring":mnoM electric vi;ing,�wt rirrad,itiaoosssible by the structure I or finish of the!buildirq� Ippir vlrfng within bassunsats oz'.under floors rendered apeeifiolp by�msans of,`aQq rv,9 openings,shall bsanonxtdarad'aa axposed wiring. r)r4i1- kr, JL;3 A . r 1 ti t 9 s �r�iC� +'tib ,�• tixv ��i7{ �** S+��SiM` �� e: r(d � ' I� r v,� �ry �r tri'.rA�-�!✓�h `�f _N..t.1�..1 rr.A�.v .,f1.-+ �'F�,Ji14a 1 !�� �t t`� <""!� k I i ' voc 5 PA711 ORDINANCE N0. 121$, ooritiintied'.- ARTICL&2 ADMLNISTRATtyiCPaoytsroNS Section 2.1. Scope of Code.. (a) Cover'aget - This Coda applies to the electrical conductors installed within or on public and private buildings and other premises, including yards, carnival and parking lots, and industrial substations{ also, the conductors that connect the instal- lations to a supply of electriaity, and other outside conductors adjacent to the premises. (b) Moved Buildings. All electrical work existing in buildings moved into or within the unincorporated area of the County shall comply with the requirements of this Code. (o) Existing Construction. Except for existing electrical work in buildings moved into or within the County, nothing contained in this Code shall be construed to require any construction or work regulated by this Code to be altered, changed, reconstructed, removed or demolished if such construction or work was installed prior to the effective date of, this Code and in accordance with any laws or regu- lations in effect at the time of its installation, except when any such construction or work regulated by this Coda is dangerous, unsafe or a menace to life. health or property in the judgment of the Electrical Inspector. (d) Exclusion: This Code does not apply to installations in mines, •hips, railway cars, automotive equipment, or the installations or equipment employed by an electrical or communication utility th the exercise of its function as a utility.AX& Section 2-2. Enforcement and Interpretation of Code. (a) There is established in the County the office of Electrical Inspector who shall enforce this Code. For such purposes he shall have the power of a police officer. (b) The language used in this Code and in the National Electrical Code, which is made a part of this Code by reference, is intended to convey the common and accepted meaning familiar to the Electrical Industry. Section 2-3. Effective Date of Code. I (a) It is hereby provided that this Coda shall become effective on and after may 16th 1938 hny electrical work, for which a permit vas obtained before the date on which this Code is effective, may be installed and completed in accordance with the laws and regulations therefor which were :n effect at the time of issuance of any such permit. Section 2-4. Inspection of New Electrical Work. h (a) All electrical systems shall be inspected by the administrative authority to insure compliance with all the requirements of this Code. No work shall be concealed until said work shall have been inspected and written approval to proceed shall have been given. Should the inspector condemn any of said work or equipment as not being in accordance with the provisions of this Code, notice in writing shall be given by him to the,person engaged in the work. Within ten (10) days after noti- fication the?rsof, or within such further reasonable time as may, upon request, be prescribed, such work or equipment shall he altered or removed as the case may require. and necersaiy changes,sholl be!made,`r;o that alt such work and equipment shall fully comply with the provisions of thie' Code. In default, said-electrical contractor shall be liable upon conviction to the!penalties of this Coda, and any and every owner, contractor or other person engaged in the Construction of the building or structure, or other wise, covering or allowing to be covered such portion of work or equipment or removing sny�notice,not-to'Foyer, same-placed thereon by, .the inspector, shall likewise be'liabl'ti,upon couniction to;,the penalties of-,this Code. No current shall - i.i QRDINANQ� 1M, X21$, .c'ontihued Seotion' 2-4.", Inspection of Now glectrical Work. (Continued) be supplied to.dny'glectrical inatallatiorr•or'ourrant=consuming device until carti- flosta of inspect ion`and,approval,hsarbeen Uided,for same. (b) Notifications `The,person'.doing.ttie,work authorized by the. permit shall notify the administrative authority orally or in writing that said work is ready for inspection., Such notification shall'ba given,not'.less ,than thirty-two (32) hours before the stork is'to-be inspected. The parson'doing,ths work authorised by the permit shall make sura the.work,will meet vaquiremente prescribed elsewhere in this Coda 'before giving'•tha"above notificstion. Section 2.5; Inspection of tixisting Electrical Installations. (a) Tha Inspectok is hereby empowered to inspect all wiring, appliances, devices and 'equipmsnt not"aioepted by Station-2.1 (d) of this Code. When the installation of any such wiring, appliances, devices or equiQment is found to be in a dangerous or unsafe condition, the person owning, using or operating the same shall be notified and shall make the necessary repairs or changes required to place such wiring, appli. ances, devices or equipment in a safe condition and have such work completed within ten (10) days after notification thereof, or within such further time as may, upon request, be prescribed by the inspector. (b) The inspector is hereby empowered to disconnect or order the discontinuance of electrical service to such conductors or apparatus found to be in a dangerous or unsafe condition, or to have been installed without a permit, or not in accordance with the provisions of this Code. tie stall thereupon attach a notice, in writing, that such conductors or apparatus have been disconnected because of having been found unsafe to life or property, and it shall be unlawful for any person to remove said notice of disconnection or to reconnect such defective conductors or apparatus until the same has been placed in a safe and secure condition and has been approved by the inspector. Section 2.6. Right of Entry. Upon-presentation of proper credentials, the Chef Building Inspector or his duly authorized represintatives,may enter at ressons6le times any building, structure or promises in the County to perform any duty imposed upon him by the aforesaid Codes. Section 2-7. Stop Orders. i Whenever any electrical work is being done contrary to the provisions of the aforesaid Code, the Chief Building Inspector may order the work stopped by notice in writing served on any persons engaged in the doing or causing such work to be done; and any such persons shall forthwith stop such work until authorised by the Chief Building Inspector to proceed with the work. Section 2-8. Constitutionality Clause. If any clause; sentence, paragraph. section, article or portion of this Code for any reason stall be adjudged invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, such judgment shall not affect, impair or invalidate the remainder of this Code. but shall be confined in its operation to the clause, sentence, section, article or portion of this Code directly involved in the controversy in which judgment was rendered. Section 2-9. Penalty. Any person, firm or•corporation violating any of the provisions of this Cods, shall be de,smad guilty-of,a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof. shall be punishgble by'"a fine?of,,not more'than.Fiva Hundred Dollars ($500), or by Imprison- Mont in.tbe'-,County Jail for not more than six (6) months, or by both such Eine and imprisonment. Section,2.10. r .iability: Thfir Code sha11.� ba, 4onftrua¢ as:imposing upon.the.Couaty.of Contra Costa any"liabili'ty,or�rssp n;ib,ility,'.tor damage resulting from defective,electrical work; nor shall`tha County .1f dont;ra,Cos ta, or.any,oPFioial 'or.epg+loysa thereof, � � , 1 3,'�a�lY„ -?dr 1i+k .p�� � .d �;t1 �r.Y..iS,♦ ) .G. `� + �6�n.S�r?�. �' • i vol . 5 em 713 ORDINANCE NO. 121$, continued - Section 2.10. Liability. (Continued) be held as assuming any such liability or responsibility by reason of the inspection authorized hereunder. Section 2-11. Connection to Installation. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to make connection from a source of electrical energy or to supply electric service to any electric wiring, devices, appliances or equipment for the installation of which a permit is required, unless such parson, firm or corporation shall have obtained a certificate of approval issued by the Electrical Inspector. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to make connections from a source of electrical enorgy or to supply electric iervice to any electric wiring, devicts, appliances or equipment which has been disconnected or ordered to be disconnected by the Electrical Inspector or the use of which hes been ordered by the Electrical Inspector to be discontinued until a certificate of approval has been issued by him authorizing the reconnootion and use of such wiring, devices, appliances or equipment. The Electrical Inspector shall notify the serving utility of such order to discontinue use. Section 2-12. Temporary Use of Electric Current. (a) The Inspector is hereby empowered and authorized to,permit and approve the temporary use of electrical current through any wiring or -apparatus or fixtures, subject-to the limitations and restrictions prescribed in this section. (b) No such temporary use of electric current shall be permitted in any case where such use will be a hazard to life or property in the judgment of the Electrical Inspector. (e) No such temporary use of electrical current shall be permitted for a longer period of time than is reasonably necessary to fully comply with the provisions of this Coda and such period of time may be definitely fixed by the Inspector at the time of granting said permission. (d) Temporary service may be obt'ained prior to installation of fixtures and finish, provided (1) a permit has been obtained, (2) range and appliance circuit receptacles are in place, (9) service panel cover trims are in place on panels and (4) fuses or breakers on needed circuits are in place. i I i r i 1 1 I I I II � t 1 I i , _ Y 1 •G`t �� R VA. � �'.A' /A '1 !�z �i-.'w ,��`s x .1.�5 .( U `A ♦� , I i voi ; 5 PA014 ORDINANCE WD. 1218,• continued AIITICLe '3 . PERMITS AND PERMIT,FEES Section 3-1. Permits Required. . No electric wiring, devices, Appliances or equipment regulated by this Code shall be installed within or on any buildingo structure or premises without first securing a permit therefor fran the Electrical Inspector. A separate permit shall be obtained for each building or structure. Section 3-2. To Whom.Permite May Be Issued. (a) No permit shall be issued to any person to do, or cause to be done. any work regulated by this section except to a person holding a valid, unexpired, and unrevoked Electrical Contractor's License issued by the Contractors' State License Board of the State of California except when and as otherwise hereinafter provided in this section. (b) .ry permit required by this section may be issued to any person to do any work regulated by this section in a single-family dwelling used exclusively for j living purposes, including the usual accessory buildings and quarters in connection with such buildings in the event that any such person is the bona fide owner of any such dwelling and accessory building and quarters and that the same are occupied by or designed"to be occupied by said owner; provided that said owner shell perform all work In connection therewith. Section 3-3. Application for Permit. Every application for a permit shall be made on forms furnished by the Electrical Inspector. (a) Every application shall provide for the address, the use, occupancy or purpose of the building or premises where the proposed work is to be done, the owner's name, and the electrical contractor's name and address, a complete description of the proposed work and such other additional information se'the Electrical Inspector may consider necessary. (b) If it Appears upon examination and investigation by the Electrical Inspector that the proposed work will conform to the provisions of this section, a permit shall then be issued to the applicant, upon payment of the fees provided for in Sec- tion 3-9. (e) Any person who shall commence any electrical work for which a permit is required without first having applied for a permit therefor, shall if subsequently permitted to obtain a permit, pay triple the permit fee fixed by this section for such work; provided, however, that this provision shall not apply to emergency work when it shall be proved to the satisfaction of the administrative authority that such work was urgently necessary and that it was not practical to obtain a permit there- for before the commenc"nt of the work. (d) In all cases, a permit must be obtained as soon as it is practical to do so. If there be an unreasonable delay in obtaining such permit, a triple fes as herein provided shall be charged. Payment of such increased fee shall in no way relieve any person required to obtain a permit from the penalties prescribed fora violation of this Code. Section 3-4. Maintenance Electricians. In lieu of an individual permit for each installation or alteration, an annual permit may, upon application therefor, be issued to.any parson, firm or cor- poration regularly employing one.o;:more electricians for the installation and main- ] tanance of eleetrio,wl;ing, davieei, appliances,`and'equipment upon promises owned or occupied by the applicant for the"'perniit.!% Tha spplicstion shall be made on forms furnished"by the E.leetrical. iapsatoX. ,„Within not_mora,th fifteen (13) days following+ the.sild;of;aach eaTaadar month, tha'person, firm or corporation to which an pnnua ':permit%is,Saeuad ahn11 transpiit to.the-E1soCri4al Inspector a report of all th4 eltOtrlaal'.workdoi► l¢ar:,”,pnnual poem t durIng%the,praceding month. Each annual .permit,}hall ax�f're on Daasmber''3t of.the 'y"'r in,which it is issued. r d 1 t � "k. l i i vat 5 Pact 715 ORDINANCE NO. 1218, continued — Section 3-5. Validity of Permit. The issuance, or granting of a permit or approval of plans or speeifientions shall not be construed to be a permit for, or an approval of, any violation of any of the provisions of this ordinance or any statute, ordinance, or regulation applicable to the subject matter. The issuance of a permit upon plans Or specifications shall not prevent the Electrical Inspector from thereafter requiring.the correction of errors in said plans or specifications or preventing construction operations being carried on thereunder when in violation of this section or of any'other ordinances of Contra Costa County. Section 3-6. Expiration of Permit. Every permit issued by the $laotrical Inspector under the provisions of this Code shall expire by limitation and become null and void if the work authorised by such permit is not commenced within sixty (60) days from the date of such permit, or if the work authorised by such permit is suspended or abandoned at any time after the work is commenced for a period of sixty (60) days. Before such work can be recommenced, a new permit shall be first obtained so to do, and the fee therefor shall be one-half (h) the amount required for a new permit for such work; provided no changes have been made or will be made in the original plans and specifications for such work{ and provided, further, that such suspension or abandonment has not exceeded one (1) year. Section 3-7. Hefunds. Unused Electrical Permits. No refunds or amounts paid to the County as deposits for electrical permits shall be allowed except that upon voiding of a permit within one (1) year following date of issuance, no work having been done thereunder, the holder may be allowed a refund of the amount in excess of Two Dollars ($2) which may have boon deposited. if no work has been done within one year and no request for refund has been made, the entire amount of the deposit shell be forfeited to the County. Section 3-8. Electrical Fees. Electrical fees shall be due and payable in advance of any work being started, except that in lieu of payment of individual fees in advance, a permittee may choose either of two other methods of payment. The permittee is prohibited from using more than one method of payment. (a) Individual Fees. The applicant shall deposit with the Electrical Inspector for each permit issued, at the time of issuance, a sum estimated to cover the fees required for the work to be dons and s deposit of Five Dollars ($5), with a minimum sum (including $5 deposit plus the estimated sum) of Fifteen Dollars ($15). After final inspection and approval of the work, any balance of such deposit in excess of the fee required in accordance with the following fee schedule and at the rate provided for each classification therein, shall be returned to the applicant. (b) Initial Deposit. A permittee may make an initial deposit of an amount 1 estimated to be sufficient to pay fees for current permit applications plus One Hundred Dollars ($100),, The total of such deposits shall be maintained thereafter at an amount estimated to cover permit fees for 611 uncompleted applications plus j One Hundred Dollars ($100). At the beginning of each month (more often if necessary) the Electrical Inspector shall estimate and invoice the permittea fpr the amount j of the additional required deposit. (o) Bond. A permittee may furnish a bond in the amount, of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000) to cover permit feet for uncompleted work. Bond to be renewed periodically before expiration. At the beginning of each month, the Electrical Inspector shall calculate and invoice the petmittea for the amount of the permit foes for inspections completed. If the pitimtttao fails to pay,the.amount invoiced within thirty (30) days after being invoiced, his bond shall be-forfeited. If the permittas faila,to.,make, thii•idditional deposit or pay the amount f billad if a boaid•!s furnished, he,ahall thereafter be iseuad•permits on an individual and.eash basis in accordance With Section 3.8:of this Code, and all active applications In his current deposit account.oWl, then be converted tothe individual permit basis. I 41, I l ' i '� y t 7,' �r'�lt•�"��t �k�✓ �r Y. r «#.7���ti�pa+ '�fff��'. Lvr ++�r�t� ,.�—' �. t + tt. tt '1" R 7rlC s r age7�T� K r {71y, H I I :5. 716 - ORDINAIiCS O. 121$, a64iluid Sec0lon 3.9. Sciipdulc hof T60,46 Schiidulorof Febes for Commeri-0al oftndwfirlAl:Wiring _li,':Pormita+..f i1 iflg Fee.!�t' i P., l' .f° . •`'.�•' •"'i ! .'. • • • $ •75 2. _Branch eirouita'nnd�feedera. .. .. . • . . • sath .10 36-,•.uutlka: for atthtl+m6nc>trf l'i&ting-fixtures'' .each .10 h Wtleta;�plug receptacle 0i c6nv6feW6s list thnn'1250wAtts'. • .''� • '.i`. . :'.'. .":'. • each .10 S. Outlota; ovi,i',1250'1lhtts intidlcap'aolty, in'cludiiig heavy duty plug receptacle, . . . . . . . . . . .each .25 6. outlets, wall switch or similar for control of 11Lhtinp or devices under.1250 watts. . . . . . . .each .10 7. Outlets,.not,ovar -1250•watts:for lighting, heating- powpr,signalling�oi for attachment ot.a bell trans. former or other.purpose for which fees are-not herein.specificelly prescribed. ... . . . . . . . .each .10 8• t'ixtures. . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . .each .10 9. siring for following appliances (See item 14 for connection fee) Heater--bathroom air. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .each .20 Ranges. . . . . • • • . . . . . . . .each .80 Built-in ranga units (over3burners) and ovens . .each .50 Built-in range units (2 burners). . . . . . . . . .each .25 Dryer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . each .$0 Water heater. . . . . . . . each .30 Fan--ceiling exhaust. ., . each .10 Furnace, forced warm air ,fan. . each •20 Disposal. . . . ... . . . . . • . ... . each .20 Dishwasher. . 6: . , , ,; .., .. . . . . . . each .20 10. Wiring-.,for. appliances and,q,11 ooamercial and heavy duty heating installations rated 1n KVA or'KW, per KV or KW. . - .10 11. Wlritih for oppiiancei end-all coiinierofal.and hasvy duty motor installations rated in UP, per HP. .20 Maxianm,charge;for any,one,unit. • . . • . . . .10.00 12. Wiring for,'generators, .transforaurs, reotifiers-and •similer.apparatus and machines, inoludWS controls.. par KVA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 Maximum charge for.any one unit. . . . . . . . . . . . 10.00 13. Wiring for motor generator sets, balancer sets, dynameters and converters, including controls I 1502 of the motor foes 111. Connection or replacement, of apparatus or ebpliancea listed in items 9 through 13.. . . . . . . . . r .,One-half of fees listed in 9 through 13 13. Services,,new or changes First meter.. : . . :..... • .. . .. .- . . . . • . . . $ 1.00 Vach•additional motor, anme.building .- . .. . . .50 16. Power polos; temporary..6kludiag filing folk). . . . . 1.00 (For,constiucti,on;uso,Only) , (11ower,p9 la''Osed�00 permMnent set�i4r to. 6o'.alssssd as any other permane¢t.servibi)• E 17• Rsies for lasp,si0tfo�aof alteratiorN►;isi existing wiring, s pans I an sarvlcaa stall:tie,dsterminedi,gft ,the *ams.basis es topihe�+'wl>ang,, 18. 'out�i+ts� isicludio attached-'receptacles, where instellod i►at5n►oro thAn_?21 ',,apart.,wtare more,tha>3 2Q,suchoutlets bra 'ihvolyedeXcepe: aignas y -- , Nl0issss?�;.4haram"[q $uuccoR inftJ%ilatiOsl;rrup fty (.40y4,iigilta;. •f. •f.+1! iTiF •ty • 4. rill[{♦ �. �Q_ t %1 f� 'a (OVpY�fitky~'(Sf1��iY�$h �•:��k. ���i,i•'► .�;.v• r;}egh r .02, '. t i �'i Smug} ahl+rge'��. �r•.l,t a� �r�lti •r I�• f r •,-! �a VP����11" F<, .;i✓.��r M, i �f ti.��t c� 4 + ,[t}� s,�� � �� '1`36 d sat a •� z � i i vot 5 rm717 ORDINANCE NO. 1218, continued Section 3-9. schedule of Fees. (Continued) 19. Motion picture machines, including operating motor. . . . . . . . .each 11 •75 20. Wireless talegraph or radio transmitters, per watt of station rating. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .05 Maximum fee . . . . • • t . . . 5.00 21. Electric elevators, including power viringand controls. . . each 5.00 ,22. Tube lil;htinu for illuminu. tan, for each�100• watts of capacity. . . . . . . . . . .20 Z3. Electric sign connection to building supply wire, each sign (including control). . . . . . . 1.00 24. Sign transformers--outline lighting, per transformer • .25 25. Electric signs. 20 lamps or less or tube illuminated sign of 2 transformers or less . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 All over first 20 tamps, per lamp. . . . . . . . . . . . .05 1 All over first 2 transformers, per transformer. . . . . .25 26. Painted sign illuminated by bracket reflector lamps. . . 1.50 27. Sinn flasher or automatic control device. . . . . 1.00 28. Minimum fee for any one installation of any wiring or appliance. . . . . . . 2.00 29. For all miscellaneous machinery or apparatus where KVA or KW or lip rating is not possible, and for special inspection, per man-hour or fraction spent in inspection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . 6000 30. Maintenance Electricians. A fee of $10.00 shall be paid for each annual Maintenance Electrician permit at the time when such permit is Issued. Ln addition thereto, all feu w provided for In the above schedule shall be paid at the time when any work done under annual permit is inspected. Schedule of Fees for Residential hiring, and Multiple Dwellings, Motels, Apartments and Trailer Courts 1. There the rovl;h wiring, fis:ture hanging and appliances are { installed by one electrical contractor or owner the fee shall be computed as follows Basic fee--.including one (1) circuit . $ 2.00 Bach circuit installed. . . . . . . . . . . M I•C,e, First meter or change of service. . . . . . . . . 1.00 1 Each additional meter . . . . . . . . . . .50 2. (a) !tough wiring feu only when fixtures are installed by another contractor shall be computed as in Item I lua 100 per fixture 2.80 (b) Fissure fees for first 12 fixtur". . . . . . . . Each additional fixture. . . R + • .10 3. (a) Power Poles:-Por construction use: including filing fee. . • 1.00 (b) Power Pole used as permanent service to'be' alaased j as any other permanent service b. Minimum fee for any one installation of wiring or fixtures or appliancess one circuit or less. . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • 2.00 t For each change of service an additional fee of . 1.00 I_ - 5. For all miscelloneoup machinery or apparatus, where KVA or KW or HP rating Is not possible, and for E special inspections, par man hour or fraction spent in inspection. . • . • . • . • • . . . . • . 6•Do ! 6. Fees for inspection of alterations in existing wiring, panels and/or services shall be determined on the same basis as for now wiring. i _ j; _-r ,e�.�'• F�s�s���Ja�'lN`_�4 a I .r i ' ,t•'t ,I w,f` I jf OADINJI1VfiS N0 '121$, 4 ARTICh2`, (i6ligltAt��ItBOUtAfiIQN§ Section 4-1. Staadnrd`Oor Materials and th'r'tatlatioio. - to- (a)- All , evi$«s,'a(Spliaoc4ee, equipment, and electrical i work shall be in c6ftt6aiy�with thin secticnY:esui app ovad standards for safety to liFeand property. (b) Listiiig:or ieb*iinE,,as conformi4-to the Standards of the Underwriters$ Laboratories, Inc., th 'Vnidad Str�h iifBureaii•of 5tandardsk the United States Bureau of Minos at other simil'sit:Yinetitution of recognized standing, shall be prima facie evidence of conformity with'the epprc#".,.stshdards for-safaty.to life and property. The maker's name; trade mark,.or other identification symbol, shall be placed on all•electrioal matari'als, devices, applianbita, and equipment used or installed under this section. (a) Old or used material,shall not be used in any work without the specific approval of the Electrical Impactor. Section 4-2. National Electrical Coda. (a) In addition to the requirements of this Section] and except as specifically modified by the provisions of this section, the requirements of the National Bleetrical Cade. 1956 Edition. shall apply to all electrical installations. Exceptions Electrical installations in or on buildings that are under the )uriedietion of the California Division of Industrial Safety shall comply with the requirements of the Electrical Safety Orders where these orders are more restrictive than the requirements of this section. (b) The National Electrical Code, 1956 Edition published by the National Fire Protection Association as modified by the amendments and additions thereto and We- tions theeifrcm.as eet'forth below-o'Is hereby rdop6ed_by reference. Three printed copies of such National Electrical Code are on file in the Office of the County 4 Clark. Article and Section numbers used below are those of the National Electrical Codas Article 21O - Branch Circuits. 2115-a. Lighting and Appliance Circuits (Addition) For general, illumination in single and multi-feaily dwellings, not lass than one branch circuit shall be installed for each S00 square fast of floor area. The total floor area shall be computed from the outside dimensions of the building or apartment and shall include all spaces, except open porches, basements, gar�gaa,•pellars°ar attics which are sot used as living quarters$ jj and except public halls, stairways and other public spaces in multi-family dwellings. Unfinished attics in single and two-family dwellings reached by G permanent stairway shall be deemed to be living,quarters and shall have circuit capacity provided. Such-attic circuit or circuits shall be installed to an accessible box in the attic area to facilitate future extensions. y A light outletshall be so placed as to illuminate the front of every furnace or histin&,b.*IXez. , 0..00,light.outlet in basement apace'shall be so ipeas:64,As.to i,liixminate•the ba,`tecpana steirway;and shall be controlled by a switdli located at-the point ofli�proncse,-tq bas"41%to In add#tion Co tea'`sye><'ofl branaE}pfXptitat s4siired by.rparagrephs• (a) andL:(b?.xs►f'this lection;!t E leua onsf Ygirouir shall ba: I, tolled to a. { r{�14,yes z Yi r r tr �*it4 Y�*��9t�r���1';•t t•`�`; tt't-i.F F +� t �r+. tnw, a t A 1 a le .� . � ,L�f}}�r iF i{�g�,a, �y�v•if ����• tX � ° k��tt+ 'VF r=�p+frr t ,trz�FS�' s�; x�i'Sr1 .. }•"Yf.Sx; `` .` e" t fir._ } ,i� r. + a tf7� l�"��AtiN �b ere i✓d* F is ,yi*'t"� R t, 3 t�v s�!•43�,��,a �7� )�' � ����x 2 � ,���n:� ��,r�� ,�� .q�f :!'t�tr st4dr�f.'i�.�.;NA.+�4i;��h'� 3•+3�1r .J. ti.�� 17b-.��il K+ SP9�f�.x'r h?t 5t!,LSS�� r1; i�±�i5"ir�i�;^,isuf:A<,tM4>,�'��R�i.r{.t�• } .1 i vot 5 YA019 ORDINANCE NO. 121$, continued - Article 210 - Branch Circuits (Continued) 2115-(a-2) basement to supply all basement outlets and at least one circuit shall be run independently of switch control to an outlet or junction box located within six feet of the furnace or heating unit. The lighting outlet required by paragraph (0-1) Above to illuminate the front of the furnace may be con- nected to this circuit. 2115-(a-3) Where patio or yard lighting is installed, such load, or loads, shall be supplied by one or more separate circuits in addition to the above require- ments. The number of such circuits shall be computed from the specific load to be served. 2115-b. Receptacle Circuits (Dwelling Occupaneies)(Addition) At least one 3 wire, 115-230 volt, 20 ampere branch circuit, equipped with aplit-wired receptacles for all convenience outlets in the kitchen area shall be provided. One of these circuits can be extended to refrigerator and dining room area and the other to the laundry area where applicable for additional equipment. At least one 20-ampare branch circuit shall be provided in the laundry area for the washer and limited to one grounded type receptacle. 2116 - Calculati-on of Load c-l. Ranges (Amendment) For household electric ranges, the branch circuit load shall be computed in accordance with Table 29, Column A only. A 50 ampere branch circuit i shall be provided for each range installation. e-2. Show-Window Lighting (Amendment) For show-window lighting a load of not lass than 200 watts for each linear foot of show-window treasured horizontally along its base shall be included. If no outlets are installed, a raceway of proper size for this capacity shall be installed from the panel to the window area. i 2121. Conductors b. Minimum Size (Amendment) 1 All conductors supplying household ranges shall be not smaller than i No. 6, nor smaller than No. 14 for other loads. 2121-c. Add new Section i 2121-c-1. Mange Loads (Addition) l (a) Minimum range feeders shall be not leas than 346 AWG conductors. (b) Minimum feeders for 2-unit range tops shall be 3410 AWG conductors. (c) Minimus feeders for 4-unit range tops shall be 3-48 AWG conductors. (d) Minimum feeders for single oven unit shall be 3410 AWG conductors. (a) Minimum•feeders for double oven unit shall be 348 AWG conductors. 2124. Receptacle Outlets Required (a) General (Addition) In order to keep cord wiring and.ita accompanying hazards to a minimum, all portable-type.neon signs, phonographs; pinball machines and equipment of a like nature shall be wired with not more than 18 inches of flexible r i F r i .. i• TL"A.. W:.w,..i....-wu::.a.ut.dw.......-.�....._ _ 1 i 1 J F � t ORM ANCB NO. 121$ d�itiiiatiid I I 212$. Receptacle Uutlate Required (a) General •(Addition)-.(Continued) cord. In,.the�event there ara`existitid reeeptaciti, this limitation may be increased-to iix (Olfeit, (a) Bathroom Receptacle (Addition) I Ono• plug receptacle shall be provided In each bathroom where a lavatory is provided. 'in dwellings, apartments and hotels. i (d) Show-Windows (Addition) At least one receptacle shall be installed directly above a show-window for such 20 linear feet or fraction thereof of show.window area measured horizontally along its base. (a) Lighting Outlets Required. (Entrance Lighting) (Addition) One light outlet shall be provided at front and rear entrances to a ibuilding intended for residential or commercial occupancy. 2128. Minimum requirements for Electrically heated Clothes Dryer Circuits in Dwellings. (Addition) i (a) In dwelling occupancies the minimum size branch circuit supplying electrically heated clothes dryers shall be No. 8 AWG. (b) Where-a-3-wire attachment plug is used it shall have a rating 1 equal to thq'rating of tha'applianaei I x .j (a) Dual-rated clothes dtyars shall be 'supplied by branch circuits J having A rating equal to the highest rating of the dryer regardless of whether so connected as to use the lull wattage of the dryer. i (d) h switch or circuit breaker shall be used to control the circuit and act as a disconnect for the appliance whether the dryer is wired in solid or connected by a pig-tail and attachment plug receptacle. 2129. Minimum Requirements for Circuits Supplying Dishwashers and Garbage Disposals. (.Addition) All built-in Oishwaihers and. garbage disposals shall be wired as fixed appliances. Each such pleas of built-in equipmint.shall be connected to a separate No. 12 wire branch circuit or both units may be connected to a No. 12. 3-wire branch circuit. - 2130. Minimum Requirements for-Circuit-Supplying Motor Operated Heating Equipment in,;DWellings. (Addition) (a) In neNidFls 1lnpa a s}pafcatq:branch alrcuit shall be run to an outlet o>t ytn4eifop box loaaied w}thin'iix (6)ligat of the heating unit asuifad by Seat lonAllg`(e42)�' (b) .Fpxnacayta�{d assq¢iarid meter;drlvaneaccessories ehall beieopsidered as its "aqui nt aitid shall not be aonnacted�tothe;cirodit by gleans of attachq►en �pl�y sandsYA¢4pu�¢14w{�?•eadfi tq;suc�► equipmsnt,.itiall be metal an�l`osed;�� At�.se;�rNt¢ insl��iydual,awitchrplial,l+be�'1�1skel�led ee.a disco�u4ea- ting means I� raptor pas no 4A l !p ovezeurrenC protect10n, such protection sh..ll'i+b'}',provid�,��gloKidilscopnapt�}tg#m}u►tia.'d Vi*,l� �,,,r:. .t"¢i's � , 1 t 1KL '�` J�';� tett 1 �^�'r r,� r`S •x II i +' r�.+��2�r}`J7�dal�w�1....i�? n,�'G` � ✓;..:i 4 ...'��. P.--t 6 : , f � ',. �l'r`�1'��✓1 j's � "r+ J�sv�`rf R�t� '�l�r�e r''dYfw, , t y ( ��,. `' ••` 4 1 r�`*<f�w,,,tt 3.r! r :. d {( j �4h•+f�'�,1,h' }t''!` r r -.r y t. + t', Cf Y� r�'� 2r a}- � 7w',rJfcjr( +�i�"% J {"G•f�K�f.!`ti� I�k 'w jr",` yC J �J }d�<. RPM � rYrii!:}dX.vf�7o ,.. ? h. y+rr rq•., iF,� '`Ff �cS�' - '(�.,w ihfaYr1 ti�4 ` fiS n7 .�,....r,Y�'i:a.• t F_I9..�ys�N';k srl:r+<° .�n,i:�K,:,r '�'�:,: i 5 PAGE721 ORDINANCE NO. 1218* continued - 2130. Minimum [Requirements for Circuit Supplying Motor Operated Heating 6quipmont in Dwellings. (Continued) (o) Where an outlet or junction box is located within six (6) feat of a heating unit as required in (a) of this Seckion, and is supplied by non-metallic sheathed cable, such outlet or junction box shall be grounded regardless of location. 2131. Minimus Requirements for guilt-in or Wall Type Refrigerators in Dwellings. (Addition) i (a) All built-in or wall type refrigerators shall be wired as fixed appliances. i (b) guilt-in or wall type refrigerators may be wired on a separate cir- cuit or on one of the appliance circuits. 2132. Minimum Requirements for Built-in Cooking Appliances. (Addition) (a) built-in cooking appliances shall not be considered as electrical ranges. (b) Built-in cooking appliances consisting of individual sections or units shall be considered as separate appliances and shall have individual circuit protection for each such unit or section. (o) Built-in cooking appliances shall be effectively grounded in accordance with Article 250, and in addition shall conform to Article 422 of the National Electrical Code. Article 220 - Feeders 2202. Voltage Drop (Addition) The site of the conductors shell be much that the voltage drop up to the final distribution point for the computed load shall not be more than the following, i (a) Lighting Load. Service and feeders up to branch-circuit distribution center. 2 per cent{ branch circuits, 2 per cent. (b) Power Load. Total drop 5 per cent. Service and feeders 3.5 to 4 per cent and 1.5 to 1 per cant in the branch circuits. (a) Heating Load i Total drop 2 Per cent. 2203-d. Electric Ranges (Amendment) The feeder load for household electric ranges shall be computed in accordance with Table 29, Column A. Where a number of ranges are supplied by a 3-phase, 4-wire feeder, the current shall be computed on the basis of the demand of twice the maxi- mum number of ranges connected between any two phase wires. 2203-g. Neutral Feeder Load (Amendment) The neutral feeder load shall be-the maximum unbalance of the load to which it may be subjected, • t^� �r ih t1g31�Ey'I'�1 �.� , vt7y 1"q � �>!�S 1 � i y , a 4 ` 1 -•• OIiDINANG'$'N0.A 1�1$ ,cba�il�►ned - 5a�•'.�a�,�:; r� .!1: N� fitl a..'f S�_a�Y t)�f '{,• . 2300. Ctu►racterLo �$arviae (�'dditlpir?f• 120:volt slpgle-phase lighting liutalld; ionis slay bs wired and arranged for iwwira- two 1t-ampere or two 20 aioii brandh eiiouits+ `Laijbi indtaliiitlohi s611 be wired for 3wiie-earvice: 2304-a. Service-Entinn6a Conduetora (Addition) Service•entranee conductors to single family dwellings of 900 sq.ft. or larger shall consist of three cond"uttors 'not smaller than No. 2 AWG copper or equivalent in rigid conduit of a size conforming to Table 4 of the National Electrical Codb. i The neutral conductor shall be of a size to carry the maximum unbalanced load to which it may be subjected. 2324. Point of Attachment to Building (Addition) The point of attachment should be below the service head and ■o arranged that the service drop may be secured to the building with one point of attachment only. The point of attachment shall be not less than 12 feet above the ground where the drops may cross a private drive and 10 feet above the ground where persons may walk on private property. 2331. Service Conductors On or In Buildings. (Amendment) (s) All service-entrance conductors shall be installed in approved rigid conduit. i (b) Where service conduit passes into the wall, roof, or other portion of any building it shall be installed so as to effectively prevent leakage of water. 1 (o) The outer,or upper and of overhead service conduit shall not overhang or project horizontally more than 18 inches beyond the last point at which the conduit is supported and fastened. ! in cases where it is necessary to obtain the required clearance heights for the support of service drops by extending the service conduit through the roof of a building, only rigid metal conduit shall be used for this purpose and shall not be smaller than one and one-quarter inches (lk") trade size nor extend more than 30 inches beyond the last suppgrt. i (d) Where service is run on the exterior of buildings having plastered exterior Finish, thb conduit ahall be so installed that it will not be W holly or-part .embadded,+iA the plaster. Such surface run of conduit eha:il preferably."be inat511ed elter the:last-Coat of plaster has been j appledy but moy,bn i,nstelled beforef$hallaat,cogG of plaster is applied If the conduit i ,npatly'secured-in place with galvanised metal hangers f o .faat`6A np or�othar ap rovsd meAtWi,(Vto wooden blaF�) Ghat support it ' aWo `fr "then bCtei thio aQ;as to pdrm!t-.<tha`required thickness of pl4atar t9°be apeaid�udernsAtti:I: length dgh4 se�rvi4�ef oondgittWithins bbLlding shell be as +s est as iii zessonabl ,p actleobli end 'shall in no cess exceed 10 Linear Z33zsi23��,,2�34;a'2�3�5�.�, �3d,�,,,(oeletion) a Net T'!1e� , f€j4 K +r r F C!1` �f 4C fz��� �•�t1 n�j ic-i`e.rP J Y c4} i �4" t 'I " - ff 4 , Y Vrx�kPC`�k, j`}t} T 1 f+�,�/f��;lf'�•_ t� f D�r r aya� .�Tj x + ��`� i� � rft �, t 4`•`snFtit�si��...y 1{'�Y�y£'��R,r (����`K;L������! J µ'����i.�;�+�t�'C�1��'...atir,...` .t�. t. _._ h 1 ., f,7 rfi'�'l��L�roy'��r1�+��f� 7r A � hf t f•, .�� g '� ��'��9�S s<�ty w)4i ; t(rt t'j'`+' - hay� . 'f,`,yt' r✓�i j'rk3e`'�jl �r.I ,f. .... .. r1,�'^,eK t;W ' .)-:Jsx.,•ti,F%rtw��.�i..,�(.' 7, t>f,tt..�'•\,�;`� fit i �I'': i vot 5 FA023 ORDINANCE-N0. 12189 continued — 2337. Service Bead. (Addition) The service hand shall be located-on that portion of the building served which 19 fne'lri4.0e serving line. Tho service head shall be located at j that height which vlkl,1iloo� for the proper clearance of the service drop JI over, curb and sidewalk; Thir,,will riquire that the service head for resi- dential' oeeupgnelea be looakad 'not less than 12 feet 6 inches above the driveway whore the drops may cross a private driveway, and at not less than 10 feat 6 inches above the ground where persons may walk, other than a public walk, which requires not less than 16 feet above the curb. If the height of the building involved is such that these heights cannot be maintained, then a periscope type service or some other auxiliary structure shall be resorted to.. In the event a periscope type service is used, it may be placed on the side of the building served, not more than 18 inches back of that wall which is nearest and facing the serving line. 2351. Service Disconnecting Means (Addition) The service disconnecting means shall be located at a readily accessible nearest to the entrance of the service conductors, and in residential property shall be accessible from the exterior, except in a garage or carport. A meter room may be used in multi-family occupancy. The dis- connecting means in single-family residences shall be either below or directly behind the meter base. Service disconnecting means shall not be installed under show-windows or at any location above the ground floor level or in the case of multiple occupancies in any location not readily accessible to all parties concerned. The center of the grip of the operating handle of the disconnecting means when in its highest position shall not ba.more than six and one-half feet (6y') above the floor or working platform. A separate service disconnecting moans shall be provided for each separately metered sub-division of the service conductors. Switches or circuit breakers accessible from the exterior of the building shall be limited to one for each meter{ however, exceptions will be granted in cases involving provision for the installation of mayor household appliances, provided that the over-current protective devices are con- tained within a single panel-board assembly approved for the purpose. 2357. Elating of Service Switch In single family dwellings of 900 square fact or larger, the capacity of the service entrance panel shall be not less than 100 amperes. The panel shall y be designed to accomodate not'le&s than eight branch circuit fuses or cir- cuit breaker poles. If a main switch is installed, minimi 100 ampere&, the distribution panel or panels shall i+e of a design which will provide for the overcurrent devices required by this Section. The pgnel-or panels must be accessible for future wiring, or extension of eirxnxits, the feeder which carries the total current supplied by the service conductovs to the distribution panel or panels shall not be smaller Clan the service conductor specified in Section 2304-a (Addition). 2371. Overcurrent Protection Where Required (Addition) i (a)(3)(a) Service conductors shall be protected by the capacity of the breakers. ` Article 240 - Overcurreat Protection I 2433. Location in Promises (Addition) Overcurrent devices shall not be located in roof spaces, bath or shower rooms, nor:.on ceilings, "�� r r S y9 L�� i f���,•�� ''t key S S 1 l t� , i i .� ° _.1 �� .�.� y 5 1 ,a�t fir.• rtj f� �r4 ,� ORDIIIANCi 110. �21�;, oaCiniiid +• ! r 1 2435. Lcdation !ti �remieea,(l�dditla) (Cctteinued� }} In new fnatnllatlonati net mora thnh` twoifEl dr or b#ennh,oirbUie,over. currant devloartat�all betineeaiad an chic load side of any matair or in any m��er+•aablttae4;o�s�kning't$ }t�a'Cejibi�bE,a biri�t�lNg, C+or- 'id number d of ovarc>>rrant davloele;-distrlbua 'Qn`danber�shal `bs•ptioVldid dt uitable ' ideation i►lt1�ln`tiherbulldI "Exgiption t$ eh1'e'(`"Xl ,will'be granted in j aaies p ' ihvolVting p idibtt` 'hlSwappliances, riherdeorrow a single panelboard abaelnbly appfrobib fot`the` In apartment heises'and other buildings of glultiple occupancy, branch circuit ,overqurtahi devices which are located in an apartment or portion of the bdil`ding lntinded'to be' separdtety ocdupied.. by one tenant will not be considered as beOn'g'readIIy accessible if they protect circuits supplying any outlet's or equipment`looated in an apartment or portion of the building intended to be ocoupiad by some other tenant. The overcurrent device may be located in a eohnonly aoceseible 'location but all circuits supplying individual apartments in multi-family dwellings shall be confined to each individual apart- ment.served. In remodel )obs where this is Impracticable, exceptions may be granted by the authority enforcing the Code. Article 250 - Grounding 2543. Fixed Equipment.-Specific (Addition) (f) Electric signs and associAted equipment shall be grounded. i 2559. Portable Equipment. (Addition) j All plugs and zeoeptaelis usgd-for,attachment of equipment required to be grounded shall each have an'addibioiial'contact by which .the ground connection j for the non-durrent carrying metal parts will be ediablished automatically when this circuit plug is inserted. Separate plugs for making the grounding connection will not-ba'approved. 2582. Other"Avall'abife Slectrodal. (Amendment) Where a water system as described In Section 2581 is not available the grounding connection may be made to any of the followings (a) The metal frame of the building if effectively grounded, provided that metal covering on a metalelad building shall not be used! (b) Other local metallic underground systems such as piping, tanks and the like, provided that, such underground systema containing flammable substance shall not be used. r 2615. Ground Clamps. (Amendment) i i The elaatp Pgr,tha groundingfeonductgr:on;the service grounding electrode shall ba o!'.thg, as 14i qr esat;type and Che.point of attachment shell be accos,00le. Aue to poss b}s else!* of►e *,the,ground clamp shall be approved for the watezp�pa,to:which.it Wll ' hq,�, taohod. Article 300 General Raqulre�aits fqr Hlring;Mephods. 3007. noses ate Out}its, ';• (nddikonj +' AIX,,bokes,}¢agershall be ltted.with an Approved-raised plaster r!n$ .for�aginasaled:vask,with tike e�rclption o! o"rdta slab work. ;3021' �.dd hew Section 3621L'!¢ilec�llattsous Wiring Rsquiremants (ddditlon) to �. r'sd.ap follo�si .i 1, r r s � f v3 ntt (�xt� 31' 1tt»tt �{f -J rPr I'+ ' 3021 �8)"rR�O r , � r .w{1 f��t✓•e19 b-f +r4�r�j' �.SCl t�t��j"i74r1 ` i In �117ciss 4 pf strlig 4}p(1 whergaai�� i apdt�C !,oq� grj�c4I ngkaod upper rf J i t i a Y r,k l� �t ••i t q(/t 1� � �, � y y ti , '.k.'UrF t�.�,. .t�r...,✓+r. �.Gx,..{�,',.I. �;,1'y,�i,3�:,.-,_, r,.r�'; ' .`�. i tff} 9 �.ci-i 'nt ✓'�J rr�rryv .t ! S��,Mn.p Sr - � (". '� �Ps �f }�tt h.7,,,,{{� v,.-r�y �.r +,ii'9''� '+ ��;k-• '"� y �rs' +,��k�✓� -;1f J'F t� i �• `� t� � .� Y "��:�'y`4sr�a i Y ,A { .n. �tx• }� r� }1�ia{l�,�t� � r�rY � } � ty.. t r/f.r }^J4 s S t t1 r ib�p xy+ 1 .h�•`'�t��.-;�, v �� �t,K�t�%�¢ S f�M,��'D S fns ���'i'! Rp�.t. � .-rr 1�'H +� '✓ 4�!' ,rS �' 7 7 tr d„Ff J fj�'4`3��kj��`+r f ��„�k� /x �; '!„.'�r.lx _a ,,}„ .r�A vat . 5 Pa 725 ORDINANCE N0. 121$0 continu*d - I 3021. (a) Roof wiring. (Continued) floor Construction is Common, all wiring shhll be in rigid galvanised or sheradised conduit, electric metallic tubing, flexible conduit or covered with a steel plata at least 1/16 inch in thickness. (b) Wiring, Swimming pool Area. All underground wiring to and within twenty feet (20 ft.) of swimming pools, either for general lighting or for swimming pool equipment, shall be wired in rigid conduit to provide adequate grounding continuity and mechanical protection in the event of a fault or faults in the electrical circuits. Article 320--Upen Wiring on Insulators. (Deletion) Not in effect. Article 324--Concealad Knob-and-Tuba Work 3242. Use. (Amendment) Concealed knob-and-tube work may only be used in the hollow spaces of walls nod coilings of wood frame construction, and must be concealed by the permanent finish of the building. It shall not be used (1) in commercial garages, (2) in theaters, except as provided in Section 5211, (3) in motion picture studios, (4) in hazardous locations, nor (5) in Fire Zone No. 1. Concealed knob-and- tube airing is limited to use on circuits not exceeding 300 volts between con- ductors or 150 volts to ground. Article 334--Armored Cable. 3342• Use. (Addition) Armored cable may only be used for concealed or exposed work in wood frame construction, or by special permission in other locations where other wiring methods are impracticable. It is limited to use on circuits not exceeding 300 volts between conductors or 150 volts to ground. Armored cable may not be installed in Fire Zona No. 1. Article 336--Non-bletallic Sheathed Cable. 3362. Use. (addition) Nonmetallic sheathed cable may only be used in the hollow spaces of walls and ceilings of wood frame construction and must be concealed by the permanent finish of the building. It is limited to use on circuits not exceeding 300 volts between conductors or 150 volts to ground. Non-metallic sheathed cable may not be installed in Fire 'Lone No. 1. 3367. In Accessible Attics. (Addition) Cable in accessible attics or roof spaces shall be run through bored holes in the joists or protected by approved means. Article 338--Servics-Entrance Cable 3381. Scope. (Amendment) Service-entrance cable used for interior wiring shall comply with the pr in o! Sections 3001 to 3020 inclusive. Cable with metal interlocking armor shall be instr1104.111iarboordsdce with the applicable provisions of Article 334. UnarMored gable shall be installed in accordance with the appli- cable provisioni"of'llrticle-336: $siylce-ebtrance cable shall also comply with the pioviplyons of Section 3382 and 3383• I ' ,I _ "' ,,-,�r r �•r�':c �r pff � 6,i�c� xt-V ' �!�+l it - -- { 3 .•sr rf�t.r � rf >4r Kl $Y i �/7 r ,i �'S7{� {,� } 4 i isl'�Sli.� . � t � zi{7 tt rf r � �r1r Sri%r„�c�x♦_ c 4 - 1 t .You 5 rAs� Z6 - ORDINANCE Nd. ,121d,_coatinned 9382. Ura. 06imblint) Approved rervicdrentranco otlbls may,boi dsed,aely for range and clothes dryer blrcuite.'; 1111 servlde antrancgs;conductors, shall,be I" lied approved rigid conduit. Articl '34g:•BlctricaiL�latcll`!a fub1ing, Blectri'dal,metalilc-tubi shall not be used in the ng ground floor slab, or in any location where It,would be in contact with the. ground. Article 350 -Flex ibia:Pietal- Conduit 3502. use. ,.G�ddltlon),- Flexible metal conduit shall only.be used where the use of rigid metal conduit I@ impractical. Article 370--Outlet, Switch and Junction Boxes, and Fittings. 3709. Number of Conductors in a Deep Dox. (Addition) Ceiling and wall bracket lighting outlet boxes used in concealed work with rigid conduit, electrical metallic tubing, armored cable, or non-matallic sheathed cable, shall be at least 4 inches in size. c. Amendment. The limitatipns inparagraph a and b of this section shall not apply to terminal housings supplied with motors, and only one two-wire splice per conductor will be allowed and,shall be limited to two splices in obround type fittings and other similar type fittings, with a maxima wire.size of No. 10. Where more splices are required, suitable boxes,shall be used with their dimensions complying with Table No. 3709 (a), N.E.C. arid' 6.3:0. 2398 (h):' Article 380--Switches,. . 3803. Enclosures. (,addition) An auxiliary wiring gutter shall be provided when there is more than one switch to be supplied through one set of conductors. No conductors shall pass through any switch case, accept the conductors feeding to or controlled by that particular switch. 3808. Accessibility and Grouping. (Amendment) All,switches, circuit breakers„fuses,and other protective devices shall be so located that 'they mey,be operated, renewed, or repaired from a readily accessible place. They shall bs o installed that the top of' ths fuse or the center of the grip of the opsriting`handla of the switch, circuit breaker or other control device when !mita highest position will be not more than 611 feat from the floor or working platforms Art Selo-.384-•SwItehlioards and Yanalboards, 3851. Location of,SMitchboards. (Addition) Lighting distribution panalp shail:bb apprgvsd deadjlront type and shall be with ip tha.,build ng•or spartmant bel,ng-,suppllad,�from a*". All switchboards or Ipanalbopzds shall hays adaqueEa illvminatlon iQr'rfsfaty o! operation or repair. Thriigll �'¢n¢ si+itaha#iiia¢ for5hr► dpntrol of,`aucn'illumination shall be so�hpoaktdhat'tfsl)t acgsibiar 3,PM'-,44n0 1c4ti0a 0L1Switc(ies a»Q,.Cutouti�. (�ddiCion� 0nr pan- 'b nn¢,iswitghb r¢s ,ch�SY switches,,and "a-cutouts which they resptcivpl jContzot,,ehalil aach'ba l`dsndLls¢ by uss'oL a car¢ holder or by painrin$; ttAAnoiling or py other"ap�roved means. — �i , +..*• ryi3F�� ism � ' a,,, t J. � :�.ft�{.zt�{ u,��r! r�.t.�.du :i.lmi:k�rd+'r, i i veev .NAsE727 1 ORUNANCk *0. 2,216, caritihiid = �'- Article 410--1,17Lhting.Flxturea, i.mnnphoidui's,.Lamps, itocaptooles and Rosettes. 4104. Location and Control 0f, F,ixturas. '(Addition), - Fixtures'wjiict% 6 a;operated thzouil any type of switching device which is jiamrt ole` tic lamphol4pij. such as pull ghoin•sockets, key sockets, or puiN tyljc sockots, etiali }lot be used in bathrooms, kitchens, laundry roans, ar un thu exterior of buildings or structures, or within 8 feet vertically or 5•foat horizontallyof a grounded surface. 4159. Switch Control of Lamphoiders. (Addition) Switches shall' be provided for the control of keyleis lampholders and Eor the, control of lampholders of the switched type that are not within safe and bomroninnt roach. Article 422--Applionoes 4222. Branch Circuit Requirements. (Addition) Each electrically heated appliance and each combination motor-driven and electrically heated appliance rated at more than 15 amperes shall be supplied by an individual circuit or one of the types specified in Article 210. 4241. Disconnecting Means C.I. Multi-Family Dwelling*. (Amandment) In multi-family (more than 2) dwellings, the disconnecting means dull be within the apartment or on the some floor as the apartment in which the appliance is installed. C-2. Two -Family Dwellings. (Amendment) In two-family dwellings, the disconnecting means may be outside of the + apartment in which the appliance is installed. C-3. Single-Family Dwellings. (Deletion) Not in effect. Article 430--Motors and Controllers. 4301 - General (Addition) to be changed to read as follows$ Wiring for ail motors rated at one horsepower (1 h.p.) or more shall be installed in a metal raceway. Article 520.-Theaters, including Motion Picture Houses- 5211. Wiring Method. (Amendment) The wiring method shall be metal raceway or type MI cable, except as provided in Articles 640 end 800. Article 600--Signa and outline Lighting 6001. ,Scope, b sup lamintgty to any and all local ordinances Thgas prgvl�,04l;.. i 41, P , � or'ragulailons which govern iha.rlocation, fraction agd/or structural i. support of signs. 1 i a 77-- .. r �"{•'%n>•'t r '1 k.+ t t N� f,r.��t�i'�}z4„ tL... 7f� ,. � N11L51 y2� e}yk„ (r}4�� °�xaf"�{.*•��s C�' fa,`p".g t .i �':`�att � .w,r4�r�:�SxZ a 4.,,',1 } t,�i,a.its;iR:+,t,«��...i 3, A. i •s^ I i i i i 1, _ t �� c �t v cr ORnII�A�C 1f0. t r , b003.._ .IhtSights<'o in ndrli�lon to the nwita(�'=Ysfl�ui rd by�3act'i*t'• f10r cin_app`coved diaconnecting macns shall''bo p>uvldt,d for the'dieeohnectin of eLl stone and/or outline ligl tis�,�anis eilu�l9x Etabso �oantaeC'.lhdGF il.atial� ba"yeti ih afght 'Of th'ii iign end/or dulltno•fi GCtngt=`end llhiiar the.oohkrot�'"of rauthoritied t�ign self iloe men.,hut.normol10,iict reh8llli bbceaaibli!`tb �inet�'1' 60iiad ars ,„- P. Ons• When shid"disoonnligt�ng'hn'ahs slain, it:shall be located not more than slx,.and OM-half feet (AI a�asie tha,rool. 6005. Groundisig. ` (AmeniLiNnt) Sinn, troughs* 'tube;tertitml'boxee and'oth'ax„n�etal frames shall be grounded in the manner, specified in Artlolr 20 of this Code. This does not apply to signs of the portable incandescent.lamp type nor to dna portable_fl'uorescent-lamp type where the open-circuit voltage does not exceed 150 volts to ground. Isolated non-current-carrying metal parts of outline lighting'may be bonded by No. 1$ conductors and grounded in accordance with Article 250. 6007. Marking. (Addition) The inspection label of the Underwriters' Laboratories shall be required on all new signs. Exceptions may be made to this requirement in the case of signs which must be fabricated on the job, but such exceptions require that the sign bear evidence of approval by the Ims1 Inspection pe Department. A label showing evidence of approval by the Local Impaction Department wil1'6e required on all itgns-being moved from one location to another j and &LI-existing signs requiring-in y ilterition to the electrical circuits except the changes or replacement of tubing and other normal repairs. Any sign.fcitnd.not'vto..:bs in--ooriforlAitWi with utile regulitione shall be deemed a violation of. thele rsvu ations and ssm shell be removed from place-of erection. 6000.c. Enclosures Exposed to the Weather. (Amendment) Enclosures for outside"-use shall be weatherproof and shall have an ample number of dralnholes, each not Larger then $ inch or smaller then k inch. Wiring connections shall not beinde through the bottoms of enclosures exposed .to/the weather. 6009. Electric Power Lines. (Addition) INo permit for any sign shall be'tasued and.no sign shall be constructed. installed, or eredted.:which hairless hortsontal or vertical clearance from energized electric .power lines thea preseribad by the California Penal Code Section 385, the re$ulatlons a! the Celifornla Public Utilities Com- mission, and the orders of the Division,of Industrial Safety. State of California. Slow and Oudim 41ghting•:600 Volts oar'Lime. 6021-a. Wiring Method, (Addition) All,jcopductors/exterldF to-the efgn or Chs building shill be installed, onlytn ;igd/c(etaltcondut, alactiaal 4ietallic tubing, appraved metal totugiy �;,Q Yxtyp my ramble;�X11;s+Falys,shal,L,i+e,tptm�natet!lwith took- n,-t V ook- naV sites rti 4;lii�tOewwya''adall eioE'teYwiMta ty air _ �+p 49f Sc X } r.._..�•tic ire?1��'�+��tfi��r�t� t} 1.���} r. .. .--� -n',4 A r ��v'`��'�r3{`.}���'A���;F�;`°�� i ,.c i..,,>r.: "w�=;:.r,t1�?"?'i7„ 6t, .,.��y `.t, •:�'I ti ..,.%i� .; _ i a a?� i r. of#'� y� r � y'✓.' t 4�r'S' +Nt YS t t � � =. vrtf 11 yai. �Z{:_!i� { tlr/r��� f 't �ss•LLl ,¢��'�i' r{ '�ks�ri�s�6�nP,.� y'FT r-t �'". Sh_ .i t r���,t4�,� �+.����Jx • ��'��;�.l.�r s�� ���`��r`�y`'`7,jdt°��'a� s��i sc 9S,Y-a--1 !!..,, z5 ttii rs_ a x 7t i � �+. AprS' �'�i 4r�7r ,'�'W D{Y,�t, tlr •t{ �.J a ,ry fir- �, ft4Y�": ;t.� ij:rtaEtix6?.S if Yn -- vot 5 PAGE729 ORDINANCE NO. 1218, continued - Signs and Outline Lightina--Exceeding 600 Volts. 6031•x. wiring Method. (Addition) Open conductors may not be used either indoors or outdoors except when contained within the sign enclosure or as providid for under 6031.f. All conductors for outline lighting, either interior or exterior, shall be in a raceway system, with approved fittings. Metal *leaves shall be provided through all external walls.for installation of all skeleton tubes and/or outline.lighting. Said *leaves shall be mechanically attached to the raceway system or junction can and grounding shall-be assured in accordance with section 6005. 6031-d. Open Conductors--Indoors. (Deletion) Not in effect. 6031-a. Concealed Conductors on Insulators -- Indoors. (Addition) Concealed conductors on insulators shall not be allowed outside the sign enclosure. 6031-h. Open Conductors-.Outdoors. (Deletion) Not in effect. 6036. Marking. (Addition) The inspection label of the Underwriters' Laboratories shall be required on all new signs. Exceptions may be made to this requirement in the case of sign* which must be fabricated on the job, but such exceptions require that the sign beer evidence of approval by the Local Inspection Department. A label showing evi dance of approval by the Local Inspection Department will be required on all signs being moved from one location to another and on all existing signs requiring any alteration to the electrical circuits except the changes or replacement of tubing and other normal repairs. Any sign found not to be in conformance with these regulations shall be removed from place of creation. Article 700--Emorgeney Systems. 7001. Scope. (Addition) Except where this or other Codes establish a higher requirement, a separate circuit or circuits, wired as required by Section 7024 shall be provided for the emergency lighting in the following occupancies& 1. Apartment houses containing more than two apartments above the first floor. 2. Hotels not more than two stories in height. 3. Public assemblage not above the second floor. 4. Nurseries, sanitariums. and homes for the aged, with occupant load over six persona. One of the supply systems specified by SeeXion 7011 shall be provided for the emesgersey lighting in the following.occupanciesi 1. Apartment houses containing three floors or more. 2. Hotels three stories or more in height. 3. Public assemblage located on the third floor or higher. 4. All hospitals. I i i • I C rfi i 5•' �y ��> � 1 u{1�"'z Yt�'u f -� � 1j�.[ ! rt, � � ,.�.� r IY 1 k /�4 �}" 'tp�,• f` {�'�1T�Y4f+. it !t.`'"�L j�al� 4J 4�4� ,, '. _ y +,y, l'` "'i 'r•�w ]AK� �1+ .�' 1`' ,:'F�,, Yx,•��* i1� £FYtij y f?. '� - t t i I i i i, i i ORD�NANCS' IiO. '121�� cont�nai�d if�'i S �.i � � ! t• ,,rte. 1.� prs�rii_ i 7001• SQopa (�ontlnusd) Itlui ina ted shpli bitprovided at 'every raqu'ira'd" kIt iii shy 6t'it4 ebeviib4i'dif�anofei with-an Deco Ant 'loll y b! a�r`t Chen�l0fi) pa�iWW ;iti�e!lhar LLiE.abb�►a. Lights,sulf'i'c'llirtt Yti:Jirb&tly 1llueYitiYEii`'i�Fary ubllo` hallway, passage- way, ,iitnit�iu , 1'!`�i,'asiialfi a eaaj' 1�vatoY,..toflit ilhd`ixit shall be prodded in,lha tk3oupMnClas ldsEed%!h $ict{oh>rOdl': Illuminated exit signs shall have latEare atsssd j''inchu high, lighted with two separate 'else trio lamp's of at least 20 watts capacity, each on separate circuits, one such circuii conforming to the requirements of Section 70211. Article 725--Remote-Control, Low-Energy Power,and Signal Circuits. 7292-a. 2. In Raceways and Boxes. (Addition) Ball transformers shall be Installed in fuse cabinets in a separate compartment or mounted on outlet boxes adjacent thereto, insofar as practical. When installed in closets, bell transforsrrs shall be located on the ceiling or on the wall over the door. Transformers shall not be installed in attics or in concealed areas of basements.- Article 730 -- Outside Wiring. 7351. Machanical'Protection. (Addition) The use of direct bb lal, type cable will require a minium depth of is inches vhsre=.hot iubyeor tol�tobable'mechani'eal Injury-or 24 inches under driveways. other approved m" may ba.substituted under varying condl. alesn� i i i i i I i I i j I i sfAV 4.0! • la ,c 4r f �' � �••. � rCr fJJI 9 ��'IGa � �" i 1.L i�J,�,k � S %�1 '' �•'ie;t�3.ar.y��Prt'"i� .,,'��F���t' x',�l(r,•i�air7lr'",'"'5,.� veru. a�r�ru�a>�+�{11i Xc �yz ;1t,,�}}'ko'�! .�,c , , �' < <t S. �. 1 r, a4•n 1 .�.'I�YSYA«qio 1,' I ORDINANCE NO. 121$, continued 5 PA031 SECTION II. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 17th day of May, 1958, and before the expiration of fifteen days from the date of its passage It shall be published once in the ANTIOCH LEDGER , a newspaper of general circulation printed and published In the County of Contra Costa, State of California, together with the names of the members of the Board of Supervisors voting for and against the same. Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California) at a regular meeting held on the-15th day of April , 1956, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR W. G. BUGWIAN, JOSEPH S. SIL�A NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE. Ciairmart-or the pBoard o pery sors of the County of Contra osta, State of California ATTEST: (Seal) W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, 13Y `r.. #.. ; Deputy' MSW:ba vC r ORDINANCE No. 1219 AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING LEPT-HAND TURNING MOVE- N8N'.PS UPON A CERTAIN PUBLIC 113014IAY IN THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, SIATE OF CALIFORNIA The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, do ordain as follows: SECTION I. The word *vehiole%as employed in this or- dinance, shall include all vetiieles and other objects, howso- ever propelled or carried, which are moved over the hereinafter described portion of public highway. SECTION II. No person shall violate the following regulationst Left-hand turning movements for vehicles turning from SAN PABLO AVENUE {formerly Highway 40} into HILLTOP DRIVE, near San Pablo, California, are prohibited. Road 0873 SECTION III. The Director of Public Works Is hereby directed to give notice of the provisions of this ordinance by placing appropriate signs and/or markings along and upon the portion of public highway above described. SECTION IV. Ordinance No. 1137, concerning the inter- section of SAN PABLO AVENUE and HILLTOP DRIVE, is hereby repealed. SECTION V. Ordinance No. 1191, concerning WINDMILL ROAD, is hereby repealed. SECTION VI. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall n be punished as provided in Section 762 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California. SECTION VII. This ordinance shall flake effect and be in force from and after the 4}tt� day of may 1958, and before the expiration of fifteen daysa er tie date of its passage, the same shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same, in the SAN PABLO NEWS a newspaper printed and published in the County of Contra Ccs a, State of California. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa on the 29th day of April 1958, by the following votes AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. OOYAH MEL F. NIELSEN RAY S. TAYLOR, W. 0. BUCHAUA, JOSEPH S. SIDA. NOESt Supervisors - NONE. ASSERT: Supervisors - NONE. rmanhe BOa ;�. uperY sore of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST= W. T, PAASCH, County Clerk and ex officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California By � � (��Deputy seal � �l `* kt.,i3ft ` �+*;>� t ax.,i .t% `t .'{'3' � i1•e7;. xt " f a4.-� Y, 49: �,' §. :, �,h' -t.5 ra...,�*r+` ,`r. •^/o c ,. � `.f Al tR,,` Na ,x..aa..a a` el X .m y` 7 r t�i ti v st3 t t k: y tv.'^'` tx t .v 4, ��s�'�,ej'.�•b�T��".lA�7'R�x� ,� �� ' `s ,f.. t 1 t r ., ^ r } t �>t�tf`.!" k � a ( 1 1 ' s•# t: r e [ u � � ri r ORDINANCE NO. 1220 Aft'err AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 382 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE # 4 COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A PRECISE LAND USE MASTER PLAN OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ,a t ESTABLISHING LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICTING SAID COUNTY ' INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS, PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE" PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF NORTH SAN RAMON VALLEY AREA BEING A PAR+ OF THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 11 The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa is hereby .. 'amended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added ' for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the zoning or the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion` of the territory shown on the map entitled- "A Portion of the North San Ramon Valley Area, Concord Division, Sector 6.1' IV SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 382 of the County of Contra 'Costa; is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 165 at the end thereof as follows: ' p "Subsection 165. An Amendment for a Portion of the North San Ramon Valley Area, Concord Division, Sector 6.11 , SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and.-afte the 2nd day of May, 1955, and the same shall be published once before the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the CONTRA COSTA TIMES, a newspaper of general circulation I , I printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 1st day of April, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. COYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, ' ; W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA. NOES: Supervisors - NONE. ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE. Lz. IVAN T. GOYAK' Chairman o t e oar of Superviso-rs. ` of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of , ' Contra Costa, State of California By M. L. 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DFPINITION. The word "vehicle" as employed in this ordinance, shall include all vehicles and other objects howsoever propelled or carried, which art moved over the hereinafter described portion of county highway. SECTION II. No person shall stop, park or leave standing such vehicle, whether attended or unattended, on the hereinafter described street or highway located in the County of Contra Costa, in violation of the following regulations: TWO HOUR PARI=G on the north side of NOMWOQD DRIVE from its inters iltion with Moraga Way, proceeding 300 feet easterly. Road No. 2745 SECTION III. The Road Commissioner is hereby directed to give notice of the provisions of this ordinance by placing appropriate signs and/or markings along and upon the portion of public highway above described. SECTION IV . Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall-5e` guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished as provided in Section T62 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California. SECTION V . This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after We-3= day of ft- 1956 , and before the expiration of fifteen aye after th—date- its passage, the same shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same, in the OBINDA SUN a newspaper printed and published in the County of Contra Uosta, State of California PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa on the .aM day of April 195 by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. OOTAK, M F. NIBLSEN RAY S. TAYLOR, NOES: Supervisors - NG0.NS. BtTCHdNAN, JOSEPH S. SILA. ABSENT: Supervisors - HCNE. . a rmarr or tne: mpro aw Supervisors or ATTEST: the County of Contra Costa, State W. T. PAASCH of;,OaliforniA County Clerk and ex offiolo Clerk oV tf*, ` Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State ,or California By Of' - (oea ) :,. V ... a' Y' :1,14 ., v •••b 4ORDINA$Clti,NO.,22 AN .0 104WREG TING`SxOPPIN(i S T+ANDINQ.:AND PARKING >= OF V!t3HICt, .9 UPON;�1,Cl SIN'>'UBLI�, l HWAY"�'IN. THE COUNTY • `''"`b}�C�'�"CON7'�tA COS'1'J�f{BTAT�Cly CAL�'OItNIA The Board, of 44j 4ivieors. of. the County of Contra Costa, State of 'C 'ifornia,,'do:4 orddi ae' fdIloWis F SECTION 1.. DBPINITION. The word "vehicle", as employed in this orQinanod; phali indUde alt vehi0les and other objects, howsoever propelled or oarriedi""Ire ch'amov6d fovi, the hereinafter described portion of doidnty highway: c SECTION IZ. No person shall atop, park or leave standing such vehicle; whether attended or unattended, on the hereinafter described street or highway'looated in the County of Contra Costa, in violation of the following rsgulati0fil: NO pARICZrJG on the Kest side of ORINDA WAY 440 feet north of Santa Maria Way and to extend 45 feet northerly. Road No. 0961 t SECTION III. The Road Commissioner is hereby directed to give 1 notice of the provisions of this ordinance by placing appropriate signsand/or markings along and upon the portion of public highway above described. E i i SECTION IV. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall-Te— guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished as 1 provided in Section T62 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California. SECTION V . This ordinance shall take effect and be_ in foroe from and after Wer day of uns 195_L, and before the expiration of fiftee ays aftereh Sateoar its passage, the same shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same, in the 0012RA COSTA TIES. a newspaper printed and published in the county or Contra Costa, Siate of California PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Hoard of Supervisors of the County of Contra i Costa on the 6th dAy of My 195 by the following vote: t AYES: Supervisors - y y, A1308M RAY S. ti=y0l;s W. G. HtTCHAl1AN, NOES: Supervisors - S. 8u.9I. f , ABSENT: Supervisors - �, =AX ATTEST.:,. rman or . oa 'or supervisors o ' "'tIts County of Contra Costa, State W. T. ;? CH �y' oP California County Clerk ah4'`,Ox o;!tal0 .C1the- Board'ofSufiepv�sore%gf;sthp GoWnty:,gf r.; • Contra Coots, tate' California' _ ����1111JJ''DD�D Jji � BY 1 ; fel r 1 ` '• `r i a,e'•iu�tti�Fe44a�.}zir-:�C Mat ' ORDINANCE NO. 1223 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA REQUIRING THAT VEHICLES STOP BEFORE ENTERING A CERTAIN STREET OR HMHWAY IN THE- COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA. i The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows: Section I. DEFINITION. The word "vehicle" as employed in this ordinance, shall Include all vehicles and otAer objects, how- soever propelled or carried, which are moved over the hereinafter da oribed portion of County Highway. Section II. It shall be unlawful for any vehicle to enter the following described intersection without first ooming to a complate stop in accordance with the following directions: (A) Vehicle proceeding in a southerly direction on MIRANDA AVENUE (Road No. 4233) shall stop before entering STONE VALLEY ROAD (Road No. 4331). (B) Vehicles proceeds in a southerly direction on ANGELA AVENUE (Road No. 44 70) shall stop before entering STONE VALLEY ROAD (Road No. 4331. (C) Vehicles proceeding in a southerly direction on SUNNYBROOK shall stop before entering WINDMILL ROAD. (D) VEhioles proceeding in a westerly direction on WINDMILL ROAD shall stop before entering SUNNYBROOK DRIVE. Road No. .3045 Section III. The Director of Public Works of the County of Contra Costa is hereby authorized and directed to install proper signs at said intersection. Section IV. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be pun- ished as provided in Section 762 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California. Section V. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 6th day of June1958, and before the expiration of fiftee�s3ya after—fFe—date of"its passage, the same shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same, in the CONTRA COSTA TIMES a newspaper printed and published in the county o on raoGosta.§tate of California. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Suppervisors of the County of Contra Costa on the 6th day of 1[ay 1958, by the following votes AYESs Supervisors - MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR N. 0. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SIRA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - IiIJt E T. OdYAE 0400 Cppirman or zne j3oara or Supervisors o the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTE$Ts N. T.,PAASCH County Clerk aad`ix offiolo Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California. (Seal) By Deput� f ORDINANCE NO. 1224 AN ORDINANC$ IIMBNDING OtD'II�II!( E'NO-, 38 SNTI TM ,AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY.4F.CQNTRA;COSTAjIa%ATS'OV+ OAtZFORNIA ADOPTING A PRECISE LAND USE MIGSTSf(,PY11N OF THHSS COUNTY'OF.00WM CRT, STATE OF CALI- FORNIA 8,9I'ASLISHINQ LAND USS,DISTAICIt FOR THE CRT TERRaHY'OP'. SAID.OOUIITY_OF..COWT*A COSTA,AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICT- ING SAID COUNTYt2NT0'LAND VSg'_DISTRXOTS PROvzim REGULATIONS FOR THS;BNFORQWWT THERSOP' ..AND PENAIMM �►OR'„THS VIOLATION OF THIS IN ORDANOS , ANWING TPROVISIONS OF SECTION �4, SUBDIVISIONS B AND NjAND'BY THE.ADDITION,OF A:.SUBDIVISION W AT THE END OF SECTION 4; AND BY AMENDING PROvI3xON8 OF SECTION 2, SUBSECTIONS 10 and 13; AND BY THE ADDITION OF SUBSECTIONS 27 28 29 30, 31, 32, 33 and 34 AT THE JWD OF SECTION 2 OF ORDINAMS N6. 362. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costs, State of California, does ordain as followst Section I. Subdivision B of Section-4 of ordinance No. 382 is hereby amended to read as follows: SUBDIVISION B - MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. (Map Symbol M-R) All of the land lying within this multiple family residential distrct may be used for any of the following uses, and the use thereof is subject to the following regulations] Subsection 1. USES PERMITTED. (a) A detached single family dwelling on each lot and the accessory structures add uses normally auxiliary thereto. �b� Duplex. c A multiple family building, mote or hotel. d Crop and tree farming, not inolu Ing retail nurseries or the raising or keeping of any animals other than ordinary household pets. e Publicly owned parka and playgrounds. In nn apartment building, hotel or motel having thirty five (35) dwelling unite or more, there may be established a' restaurant, news-stand, barber shop, beauty parlor, florist or gift shop for the convenience of the occupants thereof, provided that there shall be no entrance to the aforementioned businesses except from the inside of the building in which said business is located, and provided further that no sign larger than twelve (12) square feet be used to identify said business or businesses. Subsection 2. USES REQUIRING A PERMIT. In this district, the following uses are permitted subject to the issuance of a land use permit: (a) Home occupations, provided that: (1) It i.s carried on by only one member of the family occupying the dwelling, with no other person em- ployed thereby. (2) It is confined to not more than twenty five percent (25%) of tha hdpitable floor area of the dwelling unit or an *reM' pot to exceed two hundred fifty (250') sqquare ,fest. (3) It' i¢all,beopnllned, to the interior of the dwelling xith'ao outiard vxs'lble indication or exterior al- xeitiatiori tothe'abxucture. (4) That'a s JW' Icatldg-the activity shall have dimen- sions.noiiiZr ttld<q;six inches; by eighteen inches (6"xl�00), "dlall qct be ill%*Linated. - _-t rpt A w ' 37 ORDINANCE NO. 1224 - Continued - (b) Hospitals, eleemosynary and philanthropic institutions; convalescent homes and boarding homes. (o) Churches and religious institutional parochial and private schools, including nursery schools. (d) Community buildings clubs and activities of a quasi- public, social fraternal or recreational character, such as golf, tennis and swimming clubs, veterans and fraternal organizations which are not organized for monetary rofit. (e) Dreen houses {over three hundred Z3gg square feet) and nurseries for the propagation of plants only, and not including any retail sales of nursery products. (f) Medical and dental offices and clinics. g Multiple apartment building group, subject to the pro- visions as enumerated in Subsections 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 of this subdivision. (h) Publicly owned buildings and structures, except as provided under the general provisions of this ordinance. (i) Trader court. (j) Uses which the Planning Commission has found, after notice and hearing pursuant to Ordinance No. 917, as amended, to be comparable to the above uses. Subsection 3. IAT AREA. No detached single family dwelling, duplex, multiple family building or other structure herein permitted shall be erected or placed upon a lot having lose than seventy five hundred (7500) square feet in area, androviding further that for each dwelling unit seven hundred fifty (750 )square feet of lot area shall be allotted. Subsection 4. IAT WIDTH. No detached single family dwelling, duplex, multiple family building or other structure herein permitted shall be erected or placed upon a lot which is less than seventy five feet (751 ) in average width. Subsection 5. LOT .DEPTH. No detached single.: family dwelling, duplex, multiple family building or other structure herein permitted shall be erected or placed upon a lot which is less than ninety feet (900 ) in depth. Subsection 6. BUILDINO HZIOHT. No detached single family dwelling, duplex, multiple family building or other structure herein permitted shall exceed four (4) stories or fifty feet (501 ) in height. Subsection 7. SIDS YARDS. There shall be an aggregate side yard width of at least fifteen feet (150 ). No side yard shall be lase than seven feet (71) in width. These minima may be reduced to three feet (3+ ) for an accessory buildingor structure, provided it in set back at least fifty feet (50+ from the front property line or any street line. I _2- Im .43 ORDINANCE NO. 1224 - Continued • Subsection 8. EST BACK. There shall be a•set back (front yard of at least twenty feet (201) for any structure in this district, except on corner lots where the principal frontage of the lot shall have a set back of at least twenty feet (201) and the other set back shall be at least fifteen Pest (151). Subsection 9. REAR YARD. There shall be a rear yard of at least fifteen feet (151 ) for any principal structure in this district. There shall be a rear yard of at least three feet (30 for any accessory structure. Subsection 10. PARKING SPACE. Every dwelling unit shall on the same lot or parcel, have automobile storage space for at least one (1) automobile; said apace to have minimum dimensions of at least ten feet by twenty feet (101x201 ), either covered or open, and shall not be located within any set back or side yard area provided foe prinicipal structures. Subsection 11. LOT COVERAGE. No building or structures herein permitted shall cover more thae fifty percent (50%) of the lot area. Subsection 12. MUIXIPLE FAMILY BUIIAINO GROUP REGUTATIONS. (a) The use permit application shall include a site plan locating or indicating the following: ii Topography; A boundary survey of the site; All existing and proposed structures and indicating the height and number of dwelling units per each structure; Planting and landscaping areae; Automobile parking areas] Vehicular and pedestrian ways with grades, widths and type of improvements proposed thereon; Access points providing ingress to and agrees from site; Existing and proposed utilities; Recreational facilities, if any; Surface drainage conditions and outlets; And such additional information as may be required by the Planning Commission. (b) The use permit application shall also include plans and elevations of one or more structures to indicate architectural type. I (c) No building or structure shall be located nearer than twenty feet (200) to another building or structuee except r' that oovarad walkways between buildings or structures may be permitted. A covered walkway shall not exceed twelve !' feet (12V) in height,and no. more than fifty percent (50%) of the sides of the structure shall be enclosed with any materiel ptherrthan that which is necessary for roof i euppdrts,• and that the walkway shall not be more than ten feet (201) wide. I -3- • i ,. � 1 !i 'rN!'i'a �,f���" - y-r r�•.t-��r,�f L.l4i1°> >�. !..hh ��, �. � �'l�r.k: � .s..N •;..•ri-•. ? ..1'-..�,k.,r,Xsrl v'jS!}f1Y�•..!.;', .he..,7, ��+�,�e lS� ,.I.,!al;a a,1;5.',.). .f.,-,tt7�+'e l: - ►.r::r. i ORDINANCE NO. 1224 - Continued - (d) No building shall be so located on the parcel so that the rear thereof abuts on any s#reet line. - (e) In approving the application the Planning Commission shall find that the application's proposal is compatible with other uses in the vicidity both within and without the district. When any plan shall have been approved by the Planning Commission, it shall not theretObsi be altered or changed except with the approval of the Planning Commission after refiewing the proposed altera- tions or changes. For this review, the Planning Commission may schedule a public hearing as provided In Ordinance No. 917 and its amendments. Subsection 13. MODIFIABLE SUBSECTIONS. Land Use Permits for the special uses enumerated in Subsection 2 of this Subdivision and variance permits to modify the provisions contained in Subsections 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 of this Subdivision may be granted in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance. ------------------ Section II. Subdivision M of Section 4 of Ordinance No. 1482 is hereby amended to read as follows: SUBDIVISION M - MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT - A. (Map symbol M-R-A) All of the land lying within this multiple family residential district may be used for any of the following uses, and the use thereof is subject to the following regulations: Subsection 1. USES PERMITTED. (a) A detached single family dwelling on each lot and the accessory structuresrand uses normally auxiliary thereto. fb Duplex. C; A multiple family building, but not including a motel or hotel. (d) Crop and tree farming; not including retail nurseriescr the raising or keeping of any animals other than ordinary household pets. (e) Publicly owned parks and playgrounds. Subsection 2. USES REQUIRINO A PERMIT. In this district, the following uses are permitted, subject to the issuance of a land use permit: (a) Home occupations, providing that: (1) It is carried on by only one member of the family occupying the dwelling, with no other person employed thereby. (2) It is confined to not more than twanVy five percent (25%) of the habitable floor area of the dwelling unit or an area not to exceed two hundred fifty (250) square feet. I -4- I ORDINANCE NO. 1224 - Continued - (3) It shall be confined to the interior of the dwelling, with no outward visible indications or exterior alteration to the structure. (4) That a sign indicatring the activity shall have dimensions no larger than six inches by eighteen inches (6"xl8") and shall not be illuminated. (b) Hospitals, eleemosynary and philanthropic institutional convalescent homes and boarding homes. (o) Churches and rell1g�sous Institutions= parochial and pri- vate schools including nursery schools. (d) Community bdildings, clubs and activites of a quasi- public, social franternal or reoreational character, such as golf, tennis and swimming clubs, veterans and fraternal organizations 'which are not organized for monetary profit. (e) Green houses (over three hundred L700 square feet) and nurseries for the propagation of plants only, and not including any retail sale of nursery products. (f) Medical and dental offices and clinics. g Multiple apartment building group, subject to the pro- visions as enumerated in Subsections 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 91 10, ll and 12 of this Subdivision. (h) Publicly owned buildings and structures, except as pro- vided under the general provisions of this ordinance. (i) Uses which the Planning Commission has found, after notice and hearing pursuant to Ordinanoe No. 917, as amended, to be comparable to the above uses. Subseotion 3. LOT ARRA. No detached single family dwelling, duplex, multiple family building or other structure herein permitted shall be erected or placed upon a lot having less. than seventy five hundred (7500) square feet In area, and providing further that for each dwelling unit fifteen hundred (1500) square feet of lot area shall be allotted. 'Subsection 4. LOT WIDTH. No detached single family dwelling, duplex, multiple family building or other structure herein permitted shall be ereoted or placed upon a lot which is lose than eighty feet (80t ) in average width. Subsection 5. LOT DEPTH. No detached single family dwelling duplex, multiple family building or other structure herein permitted shall be ereoted or placed upon a lot which is less than ninety feet (901 ) in depth. Subsection 6. BUILDING HEIGHT. No detached single family dwelling, duplex, multiple family building or other structure herein permitted shall exceed two and one-half (2}) stories or thirty five feat (350 ) in height. Subsection 7. SIDE YARDS. There shall be an a900-side yard width of at least twenty ,feet (20'). No .side. yard shall be less than ten �eet (lot ) in width. These mlai'ma'insy be reduced to three feet 0 for an aocessory building or structurs, 'provided it is setback at least fifty feet (50t) from the front property line or any street line. -5- ` %u . N*74t ORDINANCE NO. 1224 - Continued - Subsection 8. SET BACK. There shall be a set back (front yard) of at least twenty feet (201 ) for any structure in this distriotj except on corner lots where the principal frontage of the lot shall have a set back of at least twenty feet 209 ) and the other set back shall be at least fifteen feet (15'i. Subsection g.. REAR YARD. There shall be a rear yard of at least fifteen feet (151 ) for any principal structure in this district. There shall be a rear yard of at least three feet (31 ) for an accessory structure. Subsection 10. PARKINO SPACE. Every dwelling unit shall, on the same lot or parcel, have automobile storage space for at least one (1) automobile; said apace to have minimum dimensions of at least ten feet by twenty feet (101x201 ), either covered or open, and shall not be located within any set back or aide yard area provided for principal structures. Subsection 11. LOT COVERAGE. No buildings or structures herein permitted shall cover more than forty percent (40%) of the lot area. Subsection 12. MULTIPLE FAMILY BUILDING GROUP REGULATIONS. (a) The use permit application shall include a site plan locating or indicating the following: Topographyj A boundary survey of the site; All existing and proposed structures and indicating the height and number of dwelling unite per each structure; Planting and landscaping areas; Automobile parking areaej Vehicular and pedestrian ways with grades, widths and types of improvements proposed thereon, Access points providing ingress to and agrees from site; Existing and proposed utilities; Recreational facilities, if any; Surface drainage conditions and outlets; And such additional information as may be required by the Planning Commission. (b) The use permit application shall also include plans and elevations of one or more structures to indicate architectural type. (c) No building or structure shall be located nearer than twenty feet (201 ) to another building or structure except that covered walkways between buildings or structures may be permitted A covered walkway shall not exceed twelve feet (121) in height and no more than fifty per cent (50%) of the aides of the structure shall be enclosed with any material other than that which is necessary for roof supports, and that the walkway shall not be more than ten feet (101 ) wide. (d) No building shall be so located on the parcel so that the rear thereof abuts on any street line. -6- ' L. ORDINANCE NO. 1224 Continued - (e) In approving the application the Planning Commission shall find that the applicationve proposal is compatible with other user i{n the Vicinity both within and without the die#riot. 'Wh6n any plan shall have beenapproved by the Planning Coaielbdion It shall not thsrel be altered or chaanng�ed except with the approval of the Planning commission after reviewing the proposed alterations or changes. For this review, the Planning Commission may schedule a public hearing as provided in Ordinance No. 917 and its amendments. Subsection 13. MODIFIABLE SUBSECTIONS1 Land Use Permits for the special uses enumerated in Subsection 2 of this Subdivision and variance permits to mods the Provisions contained in Subsections 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 of this Subdivision may be granted in accordance with the paovlsions of this ordinance. ------------------ Section III. Section 4 of Ordinance No. 382 is hereby amended by the addition of a Subdivision W at the and thereof as follows: SUBDIVISION W - muLT IPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT - B (Map Symbol M-R-B) All of the land lying within this multiple family retidential district may be used for any of the following uses, and the use thereof is subject to the following regulations: Subsection 1. INTENT AND PURPOSE. To provide a low density multiple family refiidential district which would substantially limit the portion of land upon which buildings could be constructed or placed, thereby providing ample open spaces which are to be appropriately and attractively landscaped. Subsection 2. USES PERMITTED. (a) A detached single family dwelling on each lot and the accessory structures and uses normally auxiliary thereto. �b Duplex. c� $dburban apartment building as is defined in Section 4, Subsea. Q8'! $M ,,,.but not including a motel or hotel. (d) Crop and tree arming, but not including retail nurseries or the raising or keeping of any animals other than ordinary household pets. i (e) Publicly owned parks and playgrounds. Subsection 3. USES REQUIRING A PERMIT. I In this district, the following uses are permitted subject to the issuance of a land use permit: (a) Home occupation, providing that: .. (1) It is carried, on by-only one�Mlember of the family ooaupying.,the dwel ing, with no other person emploid�,,thereby. i -7- 5 743 ORDINANCE NO. 1224 - Continued - (2) It in confined to not more than twenty five percent (25x) of the habitable floor area of the dwelling unit or an area not to exceed two hun- dred fifty (250) square feet. (3) It shall be confined to the interior of the dwelling, with no outward visible indication or exterior alteration to the structure. (4) That a sign indicating the activity shall have dIMnsions no larger than six inches by eighteen inches (6"x18") and shall not be illuminated. (b) Hospitals, eleemosynary and philanthropic institutions; convalescent homes and boarding homes. (c) Churches and religious institutions; parochial and pri- vate sbhoole, including nursery schools. (d) Community buildings clubs and activities of a quasi- public, social, fraternal or:recreational character, such as golf, tennis and swimming clubs, veterans and fraternal organizations which are not organized for monetary profit. (e) Green houses (over three hundred /�OOJ square feet) and nurseries for the propagation of ``plants only, and not Including any retail sales of nursery products. �f Medical and dental offices and clinics. g; Suburban apartment building group, subject to the pro- visions as enumerated in Subsections 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 of this Subdivision. (h) Publicly owned buildings and structures except as pro- vided under the general provisions of this ordinance. (i) Uses which the Planning Commission has found, after notice and hearing pursuant to Ordinance No. 917, as amended, to be comparable to the above uses. Subsection 4. LOT AREA. No detached single family dwelling, duplex, suburban apartment building or other structure herein permitted shall be erected or placed upon a lot having less than ten thousand (10,000) square feet in area, and providing further that for each dwelling unit, twenty five hundred (2500) square feet of lot area shall be allotted. Subsection 5. IAT WIDTH. No detached single family dwelling, duplex, suburban apartment building or other structure herein permitted shall be erected or placed upon a lot which is less than eighty feet (801 ) in average width. Subsection 6. IAT DEPTH. No detached single family dwelling, duplex, suburban apartment building or other structure herein permitted shall be erected or placed upon a lot which is lees than ninety feet (901 ) in depth. Subsection 7. BUIIAINO HEIGHT. No detached single family dwelling, duplex, suburban apartment building or other structure herein permitted shall exceed two and one-half (2}) stories or thirty five feet (351 ) in height. Subsection 8. SIDE YARDS. There shall be an aggregate side yard width of at least -8- ORDINAHO$,�b.' ].�21. - Con�iniilid � _ twenty feet (20�)� liotbid}'hard shall tie less tti�in. ten Feet. (lO1) in,width..,,Thiao hir, ` 4 a ►�;'ti�r,�ir �oea 'taarit�ee �resti 04) Por an accessory bu d ar�;htruotursr.`providdd4lt: is riot book at lost, fift7 feet lite or Any striet llh*' . ,Subsection go B&0 there shall,be 'sat book (front ard , of at leptttwotlpy feet (900) for any stit+ooi�t�rd'`in Chid' diiatr tit f except on corner lots where the Anal��iiss�f~lrop a of 'ttiei'rlot 4hill have a set baok of it lesit�'twenty lest`: ��) attd 'the' other not book shall be at least fifteen Subsection 10. RVAR YARD. There shall be a rear yard of at least fifteen Peet (151 ) for any principal structure in this district. There shall be a rear year of at least three feet (3•) for an accessory struotpre. Subsection 11. PARKING SPACE. Eve ry dwelling unit shall on the same lot or parcel have automobile storage spagqa for at least one (1) automobile; said epaoe to have niininumi 'dimensions of at least ten feet by twenty feet (101;200), either covered or open, and, shall not be located within any art back or side yard Area provided for principal structures. Subsection 12. TAT 00*8RA-3. No buildings or structures herein permitted shall cover more than twenty five percent (25%)' of the lot area. Subsection 13. SUBURBAN APARIVOW BUIMINO,GROUP MULATIONS. (a) The use permit applioation'shall include a site plan locating or indicating the following: TOpOg�P�►1 A bpundary survey of the site; All ex#a tino, and.proposed structures and indicating the i height 91410%vaber of dwelling- units per each structure; i PSailting and landscaping arenas ` Autowobile.psrki,ng Gress; Vehicular and pedestrian ways with grades, widths and I type of Impro,ymo nts foposod thereon Aooess,,poihts providing Ingress to and egress from site; Bxtat g. and 'p sed'utilitlea; Recreational foci }ties if any; SurfapR,'drain a conditions and outlets; 410"doh *0 1 opal information as may be required by the P ani'ng O anion. ' (b) ke: use, pis , t,application shell Also include plans and olevati6hil ot`,one. ,or ,sora structures to indicate architlot4ril type. (o) No builds .or ■ racture,s ill. be, located nearer, than twentyy fee .(20� :tQ"'aaophe%;bu3iding oar structure ex- cept thlt'.cov�ra 'xalkxaya be rsen'bai]dinga or struo- tures:pMy bi�;�rtrittod.� ,A1 OoVorOd4*lk*a sW1 not �exa��ett, lve%fast;(;2} �gbS'andno,-more ,,than IZ4 9' fy arTr !`' �,,.! .+.:. �LL`... ��.k':L�.;«1t •��'tl`..rt $1�L.''Ll ` i { V 3i f'; ' �! i.l:'%" j—t-�—• _ _ •'� � � � '•� ��)ffl5�ii���iX �ilr,r i'L,d�, )i r11'pr � 4 'Fr. � `',�'y lf� ` .� JL4 s r3 r YI j f �t r (� t;e w �r ,� tF �i [� r +� t hijri ,, tJ > i+� � 4 1 1 C, F f � ',�.• m745 ORDINANCE NO. 1224 - Continued fifty percent (50%) of the aides of the structure shall be enclosed with any material other than that which is necessary for roof supports, and that the we shall not be more than ten feet (101 ) wide. (d) No building shall be so located on the parcel so that the rear thereof abuts on any street line. (e) The Planning Commission shall review the use permit application in public hearing as provided in Ordinance No. 917 and its amendmoptaIn approving the applica- tion+t the Planning Commission shall find that the application is consistent with the intent of this district and that it is compatible with other uses In the vicinity, both within and without the district. When any plan shall have beena proved by the Planning Commission, it shall not there be altered or changed except with the approval of the Planning Commission, after reviewing the proposed alterations or changes. For this review, the Planning Commission may schedule a public hearing as provided in Ordinance No. 917 and its amendments. (f) The Planning Commission may impose reasonable conditions and limitations in excess of the requirements listed in this Subdivision in order to further oarrrryy out and developthe intent and purpose of this distriot. Subsection 14. MODIFIABLE SUBSECTIONS. Land Use Permits for the special uses enumerated in Subsection 3 of this Subdivision and variance permits to modify the pro- visions contained in Subsections 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 of this Subdivision may be granted in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance. -------------------------- Section IV. Subsection 10 of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 382 is hereby amended to read as followsr Subsection 10. MUIIPIPLE FAMILY BUILDING. A detached building designed and used exclusively for dwelling purposes by three or more fam"las occupying separate suites of rooms or apartment units. ------------------------- Section V. Subsection 13 of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 382 Ia hereby amended to read as follows: Subsection 13. HOTEL. A building or portion thereof containing six (6) or more guest rooms designed, intended to be used, or used by six (6) or more persons for compensation thereof to be paid in money, goods, services or otherwise; except a building wherein occupants are housed or detained under legal restraint; and further excepting, buildings wherein occupancy is provided for the refuge, mainte- nance or education of needy, aged, laf4rm or young parsons; and also excepting buildings Wherein occupancy ULprovided for patients or injured persons to receive medical or surgical treatment. �10- l °f r ORDINANCE NO. 1221 CoAtiriueil:.,•, 8eotion`VI. 8eot1gn 141 Of didiOn'06 No 382 is hereby amended;;*V the addition of 80#04itiorie 27, 18, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 and 34 at the end th4reot Iia-tollbwe s Subsection 27. APA . A a�parate suite of rn,Eluding,kitohbri facilities, designed;ror' And odimld ;, d-40.ocaupietau' hCmN',. riaid�inoe or sleeping place of ons-dr more',psr"n0 livid ae a dingle housekeeping unit. Subsection 28. SUtWMAN'ALA9hGNT BUILDING, A detached building,_ddaigned and uied' exolusively for dwelling purpcase by families 000upy`ing_deparatO suites of room or apart- ment units, but'that not more than.aix (6) such suites of roams or apartment units! shall be conttia din one detached building. Subsection 29. COURT. An open space, other than a yard, on the same lot with a building or buildings which is unoccupied and ubobstruoted from the ground upward. Subsection 30. COURT, OUTER. A court which e4tands to a 'street line or extends to or opens upon a front, side or rear yard. Subsection 31. COURT, INNER. A court enclosed either in whole or part on all sides by buildings. Subsection 32- MULTIPLE FAMILY BUnDINO GROUP. Two or more detached single family buildings, duplexes, or multiple family buildings occupying a parcel of land in one owner- ship and having yards in common. Subsection 33. MOTEL. Detached or attached dwelling unite providing automobile ? storage space for each dwelling unit.and providing transient living accommodations primarily for automobile travelers. Subsection 34. SUBURP" APARTMENT BurwrmG GROUP. Two or more detached single family buildings, duplexes or sub- urban apartment buildings oacupying a parcel of land in,one owner- ship and hbving yardd in common. _*------ --- - -- -- Section VIZ. the ,zigplioation of;8eotion I,, Subdivision B, Subse_ tion 1 (f,) of:th1j -,ordinanoa to;lands located in an M-R distr.ct on the ;et900'tive,adate pf thin, ord"apse Is';hereby post- poned.to ;, � In the,nieantioa, the following ehsll,,preva s Iq a4-0 apartmght ibuildiog,` hobnl Qr motel,,ho,retail bugineos j may',be oarried,�on fi l'�a r n. t�ldie�ga,"vidopt that reptaurants, q�ws atSnaas b�►�rbtx�•'a#iopal sty p=r ora exy, be carried, on is,'cggaeqkipn"}+1thya0 service'•atatIlona for 14r �yi �roi "IV�_Pi�•f, ti Y«._..�.�.k-�-�X+ Y � wY. }��,. yZ._:�.-._ ht1.i1...,.r' -.- r.4' r J tit ;� ^ t� rY-y_R t l � ."a3�a✓r . f , e r F _ v{JN ,�i�S}�-yAr'iu. , `�;r J�. �[:;+h4�i,kv'%n�_.-fr 'Y:. .�;l�Y. - ,Ei�`r�'.?✓n. ,JS �1t 0*747 ORDINANCE NO. 1224 - Continued automobiles may be constructed and maintained in connection with motels. --------------------------- Section VIII. Any lawful use of land or building existing In Multiple Family Residential District or Multiple Family Resi- dential District-A at the time this ordinance becomes effective which does not conform to the provisions of a Multiple Family UsIdential District or a Multiple Family Residential District-A respeotively,as herein amended and described shall constitute a non-oontorming use and shall not be in violation of this ordi- nance until such non-oonforming use is disoontlnued or ceases for any reason. ---------------------------- Section IX. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 27th day of June , 1958, and before the expiration of fifteen ays after s date of its passage, the same shall be published once with the- names of the members voting for and against the same in tips __TFC$ WALNET_ RERNFIL , a newspaper printed and published in the County o on ra owe a_,State Of California. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 27th day of May , 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. OOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, W. 0. BUCHANAN, JCS EPH S. SILVA NOBS: Supervisors - NONE A38$NT: Supervisors - RAY S. TAYLOR I Chairman or the Boardoq/superviaors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCB County Clerk and ex offiolo Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, Stat of California By 1 w wDeputy seal -12- 1Y i�,h` s ' .v '3' £Ys3tln4f .5.i'+• y' y$ e ti k s •+- 3 ;� -)Ky + }�ii ^7.' T iVY Slax } ` 'lr ; � h A1 � 13 ._1 ORDINANCE NO. 1225 r a AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 382 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE ti COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A PRECISE LAND USE MASTER PLAN OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ;a ESTABLISHING LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICTING SAID COUNTY INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS, PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE", PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF SOBRANTE AREA BEING A PART OF THE UNINCORPORATED ' TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the zSo ing or land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portiot'.,.Y,;. �5 of the territory shown on the map entitled The Districts Map for the Sobrante Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 3 and San Francisco Division-Sector 3 which is a Portion of Tenth Township Area, Contra Costa County, California. SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 382 of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 166 at the end thereof as follows: Subsection 166. An Amendment for a Portion of the Districts Map j for the Sobrante Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 3 and San Francisco Division Sector 3 which is a Portion of Tenth Township Area, Contra Costa County, California. SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 16th day of May, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the E1 Sobrante Herald Bee Press, a news- paper of general circulation printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 15th day of April, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE. IVAN T. GOYAK hairman of the Board of Supervisors of the:.County of Contra Costa, State of California ' ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California By M. L. 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A PORTION 0► TENTH TOWNSHIP AREA CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA /CAL[ IN /[tT 0LINO ItC TION s$ IS 0/ON OINANL[ N1 /Ltr A/ ".914091). Ir ONOINI NC["0.Itt1 WNILN I/ TNL i0NIN0 OMDINAMC[0/LOMTNA CO/TA «YNT rr IN OR 01 I.L. j I 1 jQ ORDINA`NRB0 2226,' f. AN- OADINA03 0)? '00I OF CONTRA COSTA AMENDING A ORDINMOR O P W COUNTY `0 dos kl VI W- 0,THE, a 0 =j"Ima-Po M. 1F cb, PROVIDING STANDARDS FOR 010, 916SVP 40� 0 SX614940A tilt PUNNIHMENT Q - _11 , ;ONSA • OF VIOLATIONS' '.PROMING POR AN AM TIC) EXCEPTION'FROM.TITRnoTor MosON swndmo M014 IN'O6APa" The Board of S'upsr'vis-b'rt of the County of Contra Costa do ordain as f6llovils: SECTION I. Ordinance No. 1196, Section V thereof, is hereby amended as rollowa: "SECTION V. MCOEPTION. The fence required by this ordinance need not be erected or maintained when all or the following conditions exist: (A) The lot is not smaller than 20,000 square feet, not including any area within the lines of a public road. (B) The density or residential development with a radius of 250 feet surrounding the pool does not exceed one home per acre. (0 The pool is not within 300 feet of a public school, private school or public playground. (D) The pool in not within 55 feet of an Inhabited dwell- ing on adjacent property." SECTION II. This Ordinanpe.shall' take effect and be in force v - from and after the dA- J""- - 1958, and before the expira- tion �of, fifteen (1 aye rreVneM a4vo or• its papeage and adoption it shall be published once In__ffH MMVTWOOD MM ., a newspaper of general circulation printed ana;publlshe4 In the county of Contra Costa, State of California, together with the names of the members of the Board of Supervisors voting for and against the same. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa at a regular meeting held on the ..&Zthday of May, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN W. a. BucHANAN, JOSEPH s, snA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - RAY S. TAYLOR 2r2lan:or ronjVara or �upervlaors : ATTEST: of the County f Contra Costa, State of California. W. T. PAMCli CottntY Qle;rk and'qik:�o46 Cler k Ti c of. the Board 0- so of't;he County- Oontr&'066ta*x.'Statsl of- CAW -U !, 4AMMM"M; 7W %4 V r JP rRen-, Llt 2- Y, fORDINANCE NO. 1227 AN ORDINANCE 0$ THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA ESTABLISHING i REGULATIONS FOR VEHICLES TO STOP BEFORE ENTERING CERTAIN STREETS OR HIGHWAYS IN THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as followae Section I. DEFINITION. The word "vehicle", as employed in this ordinance, shall include all vehicles and other objects, howso- ever propelled or carried which are moved over the hereinafter described portion of County highway. Section II. THROUGH HIGHWAY. The following described County highway is declared to be a through highway: CONCORD BOULEVARD (Road No. 4671) from the City Limits of Concord to Kirker Pass Road (Road No. 5261). Section III. STOP BEFORE ENTERING. It shall be unlawful for any vehicle to enter said through highway from any intersection or highway, where a stop sign has been installed, without first coming to a complete stop. Section IV. SIGNS. The Director of Public Works of the County of Contra Costa is hereby authorized to install stop signs at intersections with said through highway where traffic studies disclose that the restriction of traffic movement is necessary be- cause of an actual or potential dangerous condition. Section V. PENALTY. Any person violating any of the proli- cions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished as provided in Section 762 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California. Section VI. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the day of , 1958, and before the expiration of fifteen aya after the date of its passage, the same shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same, in the nCg �g�gglpT , a newspaper of general circulation prints an pu e e -3n the County of Contra Costa. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 4th day of Jun , 1958 by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK, ML F. NIELSEN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN a Chairman a Board W supervIsors o the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex officio Olerk of the Board of Supervisors of he County of Contra Co a, State of lifor is By Deputy seal i r-'e ; rf•v+>,yi .•••-n,r><e+na+e -e..,.. a .vs Nr- srsnsuc ....c,. 771,711 1-t:<ri•'•r+• >. OHDIKkNOE NO. 1222 JORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY, OF CONTRA COSTA ESTABLISHING NROULATIONS POR VSHICLBS.TO,STOP,BEFORE ENTERING CERTAIN STROM OR HIGHWAYS' IN THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, dose ordain as followas Section I. DEFINITION. The word "vehtale0 as employed in this ordinance, shall include all vehicles and ogler objects howsoever propelled or carrie4 which are moved over the herein- after described portion of County highway. Section II. THROUGH HIGHWAY. The following described County highway Is declared to be a through highways CAMINO PABLO between E1 Toyonal and State Highway rv-cc-75-A. Section III. STOP BEFORE ENTERING. It shall be unlawful for any vehicle to enter said through highway from any intersec- tion or highway, where a stop sign has been installed, without first coming to a complete stop. Section IV. SIGNS. The Director of Public Works of the County of Contra Costa is hereby authorized to install stop signs at intersections with said through highway where traffic studies disclose that restriction of traffic movement is necessary be- cause of an actual or potential dangerous condition. Section V. Ordinance No. 1012 which prohibits parking on the4east side of GALINDO STREET in tie Concord area, is hereby REPEALED. Section VL PENALTY. Any person violating any of the pro- visions of this} ordinance shall be guilty oP a misdesneenor and i shall be punished an provided in Seotion 762 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California. 80ation VII. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after theOayr of ��t 1958, and before the expiration of sen das s3'ter e its passage, the same shall be published once wityh the names of the members voting for and against the same, in theOC g1gA COSTA TRO , a newspaper printed and published in the County or Contra Costa. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa on the loth day of June 1958, by the following votes AYESs Supervisors - MEL F. NIELSEN•, RAY S. TAYLCR W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SIVA NOESs Supervisors - NONE ABSMs Supervisors. - IVAN T. GOYAE Vice n or tho'boardof superviLsoFs' of the County of Contrst Costa,•State of California ATTES'ft V6.. ,', 01AS E 'Coupty C�,ec and ex,of$ ip;C1prk'of the 'BoArd o;,.-the,.gounty of `Contipa`C,o4ts,,,8ts�e, of dalifprnia: '� '• .. (Seal) BY DeOuty � � � b � fl J�iK1�'��r`7�ddi! '"f�ri <,��� 1f _ • ! - t1 JZ , , ORDINANCE NO. 1221 va 5X751 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING STOPPING, STANDING AND PARKING OF VEHICLES UPON A CERTAIN PUBLIC HMHWAY IN THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, do ordain as follows: SECTION I. DEFINITION. The word "vehicle", as employed in this ordinance, shrill include all vehicles and other objects, howsoever propelled or carried, which are moved over the hereinafter described portion of county highway. SECTION II. No person shall stop, park or leave standing such vehicle, whether attended or unattended, on the hereinafter described street or highway located in the County of Contra Costa, in violation of the following regulations: NO PARKING AT ANY TIME on the north side of POMONA STFd T, Crockett, Road No. 2191, from the intersection with Port Street, Road 2295U, running a distance of 40 feet easterly. i I SECTION III. The Road Commissioner is hereby directed to give notice of the provisions of this ordinance by placing appropriate signs and/or markings along and upon the portion of public highway i above described. SECTION IV. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall-ie guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished as provided in Section 762 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California. SECTION V This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after ie 15�1�b�day ofA st , 195 1, and before the expiration of fifteen�cays after e a e o its passage, the same shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same, in the CROCKETT AMERICAN a newspaper printed and published in a oun y o on ra Costa, tate of California PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa on the 1= day of July 195 6 , by the following vote: r AYES: Supervisors ):VAN T. GOYAK MEL F. NI3WEN RAY.S. TAYLOR, We G. BUCHANAk, JOSEPH S. BIL�/A j NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE a rma of theooaard oirtsupervisors o ATTEST: the County of Contra Costa, State W. T. PAASCH of California County Clerk and ex officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California By ��� Deputy (seal) 133 ORDINANCE NO. 1230 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 382 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A PRECISE LAND USE MASTER PLAN OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA ESTABLISHING LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY 0i THE r=c; SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICTING SAID COUNTY INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS, PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE", PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF ALHAMBRA VALLEY, BEING A PART OF THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows: SECTION I: The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the zoning or ' the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion of the territory shown on the map entitled _. "Portions of the District Map for the Alhambra Valley Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 11." SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 382 of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 167 at the end thereof as follows: "Subsection 167. An Amendment for a Portion of the District Map for the Alhambra Valley Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 11.11 SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in f orce from and after Ithe 20th day of June, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members voting for ; and against the same in the CONTRA COSTA GAZETTE, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 20th day of May, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK. W. G. BUCHANAN Vice Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the jBoard of Supervisors of the County of ' Contra Costa, State of -California By M. A. Smith Deputy ler seal i i Y. if v 7� %ty x1 f } ;> v 5 134 ORDINANCE NO. 1290 - Map ..1 �: ' N 11 y4 1 SEE �• ' INTERIM ORDINANCE f3 CITY OF MARTINEZ Na Eze I 7 i M•R-A "G I R-10 �. pC SEE i i INTERIMORDINANCE L-) NO. 626 r R-10 rzz A ( AR NpLO I 4 R-10 /R, Tr1 tIi I 1 CITY MARTINEZ A RN TA L•Nt ANLL ROAD N(ST R-101 i � I I /R:2 . loi' CITY OF MARTINEZ R-20 � R-A / /� /R-20 1 � / I }• / 1 I / -A / 44� loo / I 55 I N[RCOY CCRTvr THAT THIS 13 THE YAP PORTIONS OF. R[/[FRED 701N ORDINANCE N0.1i30.AND .. IS Haler MARL A PART ma[a. ,,.THE DISTRICTS MAP FOR THE .ALHAMBRA wt I!AM ,cl-Z w rr�cLt�R VALLEY AREA 1 H[RLBV C9RTIrT THAT THIS MAP IL BASED uroN THE FINDINGS MAP ADo.rco By CONTRA COSTA COUNTY PLANNING COMM STHe 'CONTRA' COSTA- COUNTY.' CALIFORNIA NON ON AUGUST 37,.937. INSERT MAP NO, ;A P. ta,T 'BCIN6 SLCTION' OA.`SUBSECTION I67,'OI OPDINA NCCNO,.esi. AS ;AMENDED_'BY ORDINANCr 140.'1230. WHICH IB THE ZONING.ORDINANCC, - SCALE IN FEET T�QCldIT..RCRE... d or CONTRA COSTA COUNTY,;STATC'or CALIFORNIA;" iYj —+1T ,I.:,de ri'N�* r;:�,c x�:�li•�nrvrN.hN t'ni'w. .,Nv ,a n '^i.r•wwG ,�='.:�,�•,`.'....f .S..�dPC7,i. *;:.N:� JW. �r y xh 134 ORDINANCE NO. 1230 - Map • '.kt,r,.rL55E�.$.. Lfl SEES ' INTERIM ORDINANCE I > CITY OF MARTINEZ NO.Bxe i M•R-A P`DY A I , `p I k R-10 00" SEE -: N F 1 INTERIM3 OROINANCE w: L-I No. BxB e v' R-I m ' LjI •_. Viz,,, 71 e D Z AANOL /J' v • V. / .a R-I0 � III I •/R-A / CITY MARTINEZ .ET+CANE HILL ROAD .'Cl/ I R-IOI R-�'. CITY OF MARTINEZ / /R�O�� r � _ t / -20 i :N.a / k k R /.R-40 co".z. - 1 HCAC11Y CCATMY THAT THIS IS THE MAP PORTIONS OF RCFCARED TO IN ORGINANCC N0.1x30,AND q HEACOT MADE A IMT TNCACOI. A/ THE DISTRICTS MAP FOR THE ALHAMBRA W.LPAA>1CH,CWHTY CLEAR VALLEY AREA " 1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS WP IS BASED YPoN THE FINDINGS MAP ADORED BY THE CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. CALIFORNIA CONTRA COSTACOUNTY PLANMNG COMMISSION oN AUGUST Ai 1937. INSERT MAP NO. 11 N�'F6"W0XS, If1A 9AW, BEING SECTION ]A, SUSSCCTION 107, Of ORDINANCE NO. 3112, AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 1230, WHICH 13 THE ZONING ORDINANCE SCALC IN IECT 71E-U'STA, S[CAl-7 O/CONTRA CO3TA COUNTY,STATE Of CALIFORNIA. Mi�� .ter. c Olt r� PAGE 52 � a• OXDINANCR NO. 1231 AN ORDINIIN As THE SUBDIVISION ORDZN�INCB OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, 0ltDINANCR NO. 820 RPTr=.A$.FOLLOMS, "AN ORDINANCE OF THE C OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING REOU- LATIONS FOR.I'RS DRVSIAPONT.,OF LAND AS SUBDIVISIONS IN SAID COUNTY, PROVIDING 'PROOSDURSB T1020OR P$NALTIBS FOR THE VIOLATION THBREOP, AND REPEALING ORDINANCE8 IN'.C6NFLICT TN$RBMITR", AND PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT BY SUBDIVIDERS FOR FLOW CONTROL. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa does ordain as followas SECTION I. The intent and purpose of this amending ordinance In hereby declared to be as follower The Board of Supervisors of Contra Costa County recognizes that, in unusual circumstances where a drainage problem exists, drainage works for a proposed subdivision, if done alone by a sub- divider and not in cooperation with others may be excessively bur- densome. The Board further recognises that, in order to alleviate the problem of the subdivider whose proposed subdivision lies within an area where such a drainage problem exists, the payment of money may be a feasible means to protect the public interest without oreating an undue burden upon the subdivider. This ordinance is enacted to provide an alternative procedure to the erection and com- pletion of extensive and expensive drainage structures in order to Improve lands in the unincorporated territory in the promotion of subdivisions. SECTION II. Subsection II of Section XIV of Ordinance No. 820 is hereby amended by adding the following definitions at the and thereofs ti "Area of 82910Lent, Drainage In a drainage basin in which the natural anT arE33351a'1 arafnage facilities are not sufficient to carry off water occurring in such drainage basin on the occasion of that frequency of occurrence runoff required for the drainage area, mayor, secondary or minor, in which the land lies.% SECTION III. Ordinance No. 820, as amended, is amended to provide a Subsection II-A next following Subsection II of Section XIV, to read as follows.s i "Subsection II-A. Subdivisions in areas of deficient drainage In which there is a present flood hazard or hazard of inundation to Inhabited areae, shall not be approted unless improvements are in- stalled n-stalled within and without the subdivision to carry all water, occurring within the subdivision by precipitation, percolation or runoff, away from the drainage area without damage to property in inhabited areas. "Subdivisions in areas of deficient drainage, in which there Is a hazard of Inundationossiblelood but inzwhiichrareashich furtherrsubstantialIn not apresent building ddev elop- meet will result in a flood hazard or a present hazard of inundation, may be,,approved upon the payment of acreage fees as is herein provided. "The Planning ComUssion, upon the recommendation of the tech- nical *Offof the Contra Costa County Flood Contiol and Water Con- servation District, may fi , that an ar", is an area.of deficient drainage. The. Plan ning ,Coi salon may further find that it is an area of deficient drains • in.w4ich there is a possible flood hazard or a possible hazard of undation. In such case, the Planning i I J -1- ' K:a. „)Fi: ..r..,1.r.G- ,.+��+/..�.^ ties ,L•'t�.,r. �':. �� .J ti(i �fi£ .j. 'r • i Commission may require a subdivider to make an irrevocable and non-returnable payment of acreage fees toward the cost of the establishment and construction of appropriate drainage structures, so that the subdivider will not, at his sole cost and expense, have to pay for and construct drainage requirements in accordance with Subsection II of this ordinance. "The Planning Commission shall determine the cost of establish- ment and construction of appropriate drainage structures for the area of deficient drainage, and the proportion of such costs which is equitable to be borne by each building site. A copy of a resolu- tion determining such area of deficient drainage, the amount of cost and the amount of coat to be borne by each building site, oom- puted on a per gross acre basis, shall be certified by the Planning Commission to the Building Inspector of the County of Contra Costa. "From and after the receipt of such certified resolution, the Building Inspector shall require evidence of the payment of such fee to the Treasurer of the County of Contra Costa, pursuant to this ordinance, prior to the issuance of any building permit for a new building or a building moved onto the building site. "If a storm drain maintenance district or a zone of the Contra Costa County gtorm Drainage District is formed subsequent to the making of such payment, the County Treasurer shall cause the amounts of such payments to be credited to the account of such district or zone. If no such storm drain maintenance district or zone of the Contra Costa County Storm Drainage District be formed, then and in that event the contribution shall be used by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa for the purpose of furnishing such drainage as the amount of money available, as a result of such con- tributions, may allow. It is expressly herein provided that such contributions are not refundable to the subdivider, builder or other persons. Subdividers are not excused by the provisions of this ordinance from the requirement of furnishing in-tract drainage to carry all water occurring within the tract out of the tract. Pro- vided, however, that if a subdivider shall develop a portion or all of the ultimate channel contemplated within the area of deficient drainage, then and in that event he shall be credited with the esti- mated or actual and necessary cost which he has expended or will expend upon the ereotion, establishment or construction of such drainage structures as may have been approved by the Contra Costa County Flood Control and Water Conservation District or the Planning Commission. "The administration of this subsection is referred to the Planning Commission of the County of Contra Costa, pursuant to Ordi- j nanoe No. 917, the Procedural Ordinance of Contra Costa County, as amended." SECTION IV. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the let day of August , 1958, and before the expiration of fifteen ays after-ff►s a-aT_e of its passage, the same shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same, in the CONTRA COSTA TIMES , a newspaper of general circulation printed and-pubs aided- n the ounty of Contra Costa, State of California, i PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa on the let day of July , 1958, by the following votes AYES: Supervisors - Mel F. Nielsen, Ray S. Taylor, W. 0. Buchanan, Joseph S. Silva -2- I r I i i N0881 Supervisors - None AbOnt Supervisors - Ivan TT. Goyak Dice Chairmn or the Board o upervvisors 67 t)ts Opunty of Contra Costa, State of California ATTBSTt W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex offloio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California By `� F. 91v a Deputy i seal i I 1 i I . l { I i I I i rrl<.`�.�'�� :,..ri-:... ..t,, i..�.4{kH_uJurx.'71> .�rt�A7�il.�!�ii°�rFt sw•r�;Ar�. t�.Jei�',� c r41,7 '!.v =r,5 . n:(.fir., i.�,.: j I PAM ORDINANCE NO. 1232 AN ORDINANCE AMMING THE BUILDING CODE ORDINANCE, No. 1014, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE CONTINUING THE Bum= INSPECTION DEPARTMENT OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA REGULATING THIS ERECTION CONSTRCUTION ENLARGE- UIAENA� MOVING �MIONN' �' EQUIPMENT USE FGIIH3kil PPYWINGEETRI WIRING AMMAIN- TENANCE 5F" BUIDINGS 6A SiiUbTURES IN THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF TICS COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE UNIFORM BUILD- ING®ION 6FV199555 THEMES I AND III ADITION OF NATION�►L SSI.BMICALl 0A,THISUNIFORM OF 19953,IN�CODB' PROVIDING PENAIl MS FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF AND REPEALING ORDINA css IN CONFLICT TIG;RE rrW, PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION OF ACREAGE ASSESS- MM FEES BY THE BUILDING INSPECTOR. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows: SECTION I. Ordinance No. 1014 is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection F at the and of Section III thereof, to read as follows: "(F) Whenever, pursuant to Ordinance No. 1231, amending Ordinance No. 820 of the County of Contra Costa, the Planning Com- mission of the County of Contra Costs certifies to the Building Inspector a copy of a resolution determining an area of deficient drainage, the amount of cost and the amount of cost to be borne by each building site, computed on a groes acre basis, then from and after the receipt of such certified resolution the Building Inspector shall require evidence of the payment of such fee to the Treasurer of the County of Contra Costa, pursuant to Ordinance No. 1231, prior to the issuance of any building permit for a new building or a building moved onto the building site.' SECTION II. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force concurrently with the effective date of Ordinance No. 1231, to wit, on the day of Au ug st , 1958, and before the expiration of fifteen ays after thee date or its passage, the same shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same, in the ; CON_A COSTA TIMES , a newspaper printed and pub- lished n e oun y o�don�-L a a, 8 ate of California. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa on the 1st day of July 1958, by the following vote of the Boa-3r i AYES: Supervisors - Mel R. Nielsen, Ray S. Taylor, W. G. Buchanan, Joseph S. Silva NOBS: Supervisors - None ABSENT: Supervisors - Ivan T. Goyak Vice Chairman Of e Board of Supervisors o the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California r By -44. v, e Deputy seal • Y,* ORDINANCE NO. 1233 AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE SPED OF VEHICLES ON A CERTAIN PORTION OF A CERTAIN ROAD OF'THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THB :VIOLATION THEREOF. The Boatel of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as: follows$ SECTION I. DEFINITION. The word "vehicle", as employed in this ordinance, shall include all vehicles and other objects howsoever propelled or carried, which are moved over the hereinafter described portion of County road. SECTION II. The speed to be traveled by any vehicle over the hereinafter described portion of County road is hereby fixed as follows: on the basis of a traffic study, it is deteraained that, under the provisions of Vehicle Code Section 511.2, it shall be unlawful for ah'*"rion to e*oeed 25 Niles per hour on KWNOLU WAY (Rosi! No. 3845 PX) between Poplar Drive and Rider Court. SECTION III. The Road Commissioner is hereby authorised and directed to place standard speed limit signs along and upon said road indicating said speed limit. d SECTIONAny person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished as provided in Section 762 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California SECTION V . This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after-Me let day of August; 1958 a , and before the expiration of f33'f—een days arrer £Fie date or Visage, the same shall be published once with the name of the members voting for and against the same in the WALNUT CREBY SUI( a newspaper printed and published in the-Co my off' oL tra Costa, StaZe of California. ' PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa on the let day of July. 1959 , by the following votes AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAR XEL F. NIELSEN RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANA, JOSEPH S. SILbA. ! NOES: Supervisors - NONE. i ABSENTs Supervisors - NONE. • man-or-pne 'noamla up@r- visors bf the County of'Contra . , Costa, State of California ATT EST z W. T,. PAA$CH i Cqunty Clerk,ar dl`e�C o; loco .gerk of the 8o$rd:.c�,Bwpervis4#'ACqu0$ .of ContraOast0seal i s,F B'tate,q '-Califrni,4 It r...- .--...... .. t•....-'i.t(lSu.S_.f•.w Y^::-7}.•w. :.... - . • °� 5 P�757 f ORDIk"dit NO. 3.234 AN ORDINANdit:60_`rHEtOUNTX OF,.CONTRA-.,COSTA' ESTABLISHING REGULATIONS FOR VEHtCLE6'.BbORE ENTERING CEl#TAIN STREETS iW HIGHWAYS IN Td COUNTY*010 CONMCOSTA. The Board or Supervisors o1% the County of Contra Costa, State of- California, does ordain as follows: Section I. DEFINITION. , The Word "vehiale",as employed in thisordSnanoe,:shall,- It olud'e;all 'vehicles and other-objects, how- soever propelled o'r'oairied, which are moved over the hereinafter degaribed::porti'on of County Highway. Section II. It shall be unlawful for any vehicle to enter the following..desoribed interseotibn e�coept in accordance with the following regulations: w.,(4 (a) OAK PARK BOULEVARD (#3761) .et its connection with State Highway 21 and the freeway ramp extension of Oak Park Boulevard over said State Highway 21 is declared a through highway and vehicles shall stop before entering said highway. (b) The intersection of FRANCISCAN WAY (#1655AS) and SUNSET DRIVE (#1655AR) in the Kensington area, is declared to be a stop intersection and vehicles shall stop before entering said inter- section in accordance with stop signs placed giving notice thereof. Seopion III . The Director of Public Works of the County of Contra Costae hereby authorized and diredted to install pro- per signs at 'said intorsectio:o to give notice of said regulations. Section IV Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinaffin-c—e-la-hall be guilty of a misdemenaor and shall be punished ad provided in Section 762 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California. Section V r This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and-Mee the 22nd day of Aumat, 1958 , and before the expiration of Tfeen days arter oda e or Its passage, the same shall, be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same, in the RICHMOND INDEPENDBIC , a newspaper printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa on'the 22nd day of _July, 1958 , by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, N. G. BUgHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NM ABSENT: Supervisors - NOSE _ oa ) z upery sora o of �.'oCJ )t`a Co a, State of s� California ATT Coue�yYCln� aJd,eke pPil10` 1C�1grIC Or"the BoaAC-A ,,Is rer . ra or" Coaply o Cohtra ay�Qtaf e ofia�o ,ie 7, i `3 .13 5 ORDINANCE NO. 1235 AN'`ORDINANCE AMNNDING ORDINANCE N0. 382 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF. THE »* µ'COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A PRECISE LAND USE MASTER PLAN OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, . ESTABLISHING LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICTING SAID COUNTY INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS, PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCE- MENT THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE" PRO- VIDING FOR THE REZONING OF CLAYTON VALLEY AREA, BEING A PART OF +HE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, ' does ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the zoning or ' the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion of the territory shown on the map entitled "A Portion of the Districts Map for the Clayton Valley Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 32." SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 382 of the County of Contra Costa is jhereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 168 at the end thereof as follows: y "Subsection 168. An Amendment for a Portion of the Districts Map for the Clayton Valley Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 32. SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 13th day of June, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the CONCORD TRANSCRIPT, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 13th day of May, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE. IVAN T. GOYAK Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California By M. A Smith seal Deputy Clerk I r � . <" zP' a x 3 2 1�3h ORDINANCE NO. 1235 - Map � I " I i • i} f � I E U S A. �r i ilu t U. S. A. A t • �i ^�a b /RSA / R-15 i • I � / / / / /Rj / R-A •a •PLANNED .............N'B• .....SEE ORDINANCE..: / Eli ::::NO. 1102: ' A A A ........: : . .. n ......•.... ...............:::' ,1 :::PLANNED '..- . ��.::;•••SEE ORDINANCE N0. 1102•••• y if ..... .... .CITY or I y 5fpm 51 �;•w `t"' 'r1 A CONCORD ,a;' .G ..,:` •'.. :. +t.�r.StC:.dCa< ° i• ____ v THAT 7 13 13 THE MAP A ALI[A LD TWT TOA.OA.INAMCC NO.1376 AND I,. a Hc.nr NADL A IAAiN A T [OL A PORTION OF THE DISTRICTS MAP FOR THE CLAYTON I N[RINI CLRTIIT THAT THIS W-S USED '�-VA L L E Y .AREA. urDN TNe rIMDINOS rAr ADwno IT THE ',CONTRAS:COSTA COUNTY.,'. CALIFORNIA CONTAA COSTA CDUI[TT ILANMINO C6NMDDON ON DEc[NDQIIT,uu' INSERT MAP NO. 32 DLIN6 0[CTION 2A SUBSECTION IDD. Or ORDINANCC No.'36S. AD SCALE IN r[ET :,AMENDED,ST ORDINANCL+iNO 1270WHICN ID•TNC 20NINO.ORDINANCE L-CONT�IA COSTA COUNTY STATE Or'CALI/ORNIA N,J t �• t 7,'# ' r.,' 'Sk'�'aw ,..�uA,,,{+x'k } ..:l1Ea 4,sop,,.l,.za Kc� ?,>t ,+^r3, `.N": ;, '„,,�';" ;+� #ixr• 3rc.E rid.id "` #r- rh, s.� `s?',1v. r Y1 �$ a a �, .�F t i ':f ; 4t t 71 ',s` ,� 1"ni �,� �t, f i�. rr °i > `/ k-: r 1 a `E' ry. 1_; ORDINANCE NO. 1236 7 AN-ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 382 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE 't COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A PRECISE LAND USE MASTER PLAN CF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICTING SAID COUNTY INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS, PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE", PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF EAST ANTIOCH AREA, BEING A PART OF THE UNINCORPORATED • TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the zoning or the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion of the territory shown on the map entitled A Portion of the Districts Map for the East Antioch Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 28. i SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 382 of the County of, Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 169 at the end thereof as follows: Subsection 169. An Amendment for a Portion of the Districts Map for the East Antioch Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 28. i SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and afte the 23rd day of May, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members voting fox and against the same in the Antioch Ledger, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 22nd day of April, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. COYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN. NOES: Supervisors - NONE. ABSENT: Supervisors - JOSEPH S. SILVA. i IVAN T. GOYAK Chairman of the board of Supervisors' of the County of Contra Costa, State of California f 1 t ATTEST: i W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California (Seal). By M. L. 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J yta A PORTION OF THE DISTRICTS MAP FOR THE EAST ANTIOCH AREA CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA INSERT MAP NO. 28 BEING SECTION 3A, SUBSECTION IDB,OF ORDINANCE NO,382,AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 1238,WHICH IS THE MASTER PLAN ZONING - ORDINANCE OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, STATE OF .CALIFORNIA. i I,J.P.CONNORS,HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS MAP IS THC 1 MAP REZONING MAP NO. ISO, IS BASED UPON MAP REFERRED TO IN ORDINANCE NO.1230 AND I THE IINDINGS MAP ADOPTED BY THE COUNTY IS HEREBY MADE A PART THEREOF. THIS MAP PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE COUNTY OF AND THE ORDINANCE THEREBY BECOME AN j CONTRA COSTA, STA7E OF CALIFORNIA,ON THE AMENDMENT TO THE MASTER PLAN ZONING, I 17TH DAY OF DECEMBER I957,WITH CERTAIN ORDINANCE NO.302 OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA CHANGES MADE BY THE BOARD OF SUPER. COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, WHICH WAS-= VISORS ON THE 20TH DAY OF FEBRUARY,1050. ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS:OF, THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA ON THE. DATE SPECIFIED IN THE ORDINANCE. AN , a" CHAIRMAR i Ac T.—ac", COUNTY-Crt-RRj SCALE IN FEET 00 0 100 200 ; fj I J t r.. _ - .� <.•:...vt..Slix..^�/+ev 3t.vrx'4. pit.r.t <. J .�. t. a i.•:. ORDINANCE NO. 1237 s; AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 3$2 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE x " COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A PRECISE LAND USE MASTER PLAN OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF F THE SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICTING SAID COUNTY INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS, PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCE- MENT THEREOF AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE" PRO- VIDING FOR THEE REZONING OF CONCORD AREA, BEING A PART OF THE UNIAGOR- PORATED TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, ' does ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the• addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the zoning or the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion of the territory shown on the map entitled "Portions of the Districts Map for the West Concord Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 25." SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 382 of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 170 at the end thereof as follows: "Subsection 170. An Amendment for a portion ofthe Districts Map for the West Concord Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 25'" SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 20th day of June, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the DIABLO BEACON, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. ' Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa; State of California, on the 20th day of May, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK, W. G. BUCHANAN. RAY S. TAYLOR• Pro- Tom Chairman of the Board o Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California : ATTEST: W. T.•PAASCH !County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the , Board of Supervisors.of the County of ( Contra Costa, State of California iBy M. A. Smith Deputy Clerk seal I; G3, t r t 4+ `14\1 a•'T�. �,`� � $ ��t�f T_ 'pec `fid`+, � ,. '�' b f3�, 1 Zxu~ ��t°°s. w��'.Ir-,.,Y �-`�• a�' rrga, '�;`r� '��t9...,;'3 �w} ��-.R:, ���' '��" � ;a,.. y�%„fS� ORDINANCE N0:;1237:= Map' s y K f'' 'z��•^e�t ','"e�' t 'T.�c'iF �F� 1 � dib..'SSC IIf2 t 9,,.. 1 C R 1•{ 1{ l C. wir I .4t •rfs. `TM` -:'' s-l•#.„='t ;-= ,' • ;»�",�. A{a';:• YS t:m aR SS r �*cc�� " � ���`�� ;��� g� �'�T,?"Is������F���lfi�'s+. s� •;rr- MV, ��i' �`,r ��t s �r =�'"•�h=��7�r ��l.�,�e�tsg"fill � jt4 vn�+'y �c�����t �*�>�;��a�Jh-4s }` � .r ,� •�:� + -� � - h G.> ?#f�,'+"s � �}.::_.'L.vt"£�11�tG�.�,�h ��3,��'; ',rzt'�'k�`� s jdf'�M •s s.s ,�+t,'.'ex 2 gr,�ki+ '7 5*=' r�`t6��a a` ,';`f t �r � °`` � wt I�e z s��• -.�'§ ,�,Q.-r�i� t rte""k, }��� .ass�;�' ��'�'�.r^•4�+- � � 1 r 3.€�t'�� 'i""�'� �.`C '' sY�� ' 4 G g �t 4 � �. � �'}Y{Ma:4� �t'�`i�,r`rt��d�_k•` ,r'`t g 5.�.+ S s. §+ ,�t ,: Y'�`��"`�y � r 1 4 �j ipffi'� a s,- �' w - t` '•+z r -.) - u s 3 �t ds 2 1. -,. T. � 4§ 3 Z t v t+ tt yl.�' ] `�' {.� .1y" 1V 'A' lg S ''ay'rts s yr :i § �.fi�' q '•s° ¢ � d �"�t} � � <y yxs �e "a's.� a rri't�' • r sQ r tp �F zl �f M, 'x> w g.'x t 1 t rN',"e 0 •• -R ••� �. it a CITY A - • d OF : • L 0 CONCORD QL M-R A f0 s A R-10 +4 { • s � � - R- A i o e p p •4 oft+ 1 I ( I R-O { {NL{ IN I{{♦ I 1 xm{N {u/wr Ixn/xu a/x{NLx PORTIONS OF euneu»ix awxLN{ xe.un LN _ - •"'A{N N..{"'•"T,y'"'"'«• THE DISTRICTS MAP FOR THE WEST cr�in'G'•t!o{�i�rn l CONCORD AREA CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ��NN LN/NI Ix•I IMI{Y•e I{eL{Ie .I fMT"•x{IxN..e••••°O•IIe°/ •x{ CALIFORNIA INSERT MAP NO. 25 .1 H{IA{WAIT eLLNxiN Nwx{MM W AeAN er N{•• OCINO /CCTION OA.SUOCCCTION 170,0/OAOINANCC NO. I877.WHICH le _ TNC ZONING OAONIANCC OF CONTRA CO/TA COUNTY,STATC 01 CALIFORNIA. S Y� 1 I � ' • Y� f 'I l+ 11 xI t } f "x.. y.Y'Y�`R�• h h t (f�tic t - ss"VS. pita xs t�ls. 1„I � 7 1 r.'.f � i � §�i 1�+'� I''c � c•t: �v� �)} I�r � �+ rz,1- �I�� �,�'+�*'�$�irf�,{}i'* �a 3 Z a 2 t Y b 3 i t ; fi t ,++ � .. eF, 1 4aS:'Ma•'M'< 3='r 'cC "'.-;i *i�,c +�y?F'c4i•. i. y�..,,11 {, � � {,s.p M^t� 4 "•a�i4..,ri,.,�'4v ,a4 .,,«�cF,f� . eFx t +�jt Yt .K ,S .t...r ., T Y`r,+. :s`,t.�nz;;}. "��ts.. r�s+k�,.ki r, a�.k.is .,' x ; rite 0 tr'. � 'f z'�. ;' rfi-ti}� �t..�Y,,� �>+`.�.ti ix .its 3i �, �, a .is wz3'�l:r.,-. "' Y1, 1 `r'"a *. tkz 4�. '4 a: 2v 3 "r•' '�rJ .jx �,r t r 'fr^.t..2 r ti"3 ti ks *i S�rci. '3�'a* SY, c ,tib r zS a `d.' r •} x x r ; fitat . -. 1� 3 4 � � ntsu w r { .t 1 t ♦ 4 e) ,r -:t 5 P 5 y t Y t ORDIN NCE NO 123$ " AN'-ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.382"ENTITLED "AN-ORDINANCE OF ;° z cTHE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A PRECIBE LAND USE MASTER PLAN OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIF-ORNIA, ESTABLISHING LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THE UNINCORPORATED TERRI- TORY OF THE SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICT- ` " ING SAID COUNTY INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS, PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE", PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF CONCORD AREA BEING A PART OF THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE �4"• OF CALIFORNIA. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa, is hereby amended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the '.aoning or the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion of the territory shown on the map entitled "Portion of the Districts Mafor the East Concord Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 25 SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 382 of the Counter of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 171 at the end thereof as follows: "Subsection 171. An Amendment for a Portion of the Districts Map.for..the East Concord Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert" Map No. 24." SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 11th day of July, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members voting for and against the same in DIABLO BEACON, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 10th .day of June, 1958, by the following vote: i AYES: Supervisors - MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, . W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK W. G. Buchanan Vice Chairman of the Board of Sup—e—Rrs—ore of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the ' , Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California By M. A. Smith { eputy Clerkseal tx J J f f 2 i { x�.:�t 1 F h 3titF a �, T5" ter�f t.Y (i 3� '�' yt* � �f'rz fi"`3�T x :3 at i t n° z t t '�� -? �xxri t t Jt z t ,t#45 ,x �j, 1x.r',-. s lY`+^>S X a0�v71 '3'} Mill t 24 p "^ - }+� a4 ifw�,�tf .Y tr}#-�tx Y' ��S i �✓erd A Y 1 4`t'�r�gl{ i 14✓ �. . •• i r.� 1> ;� l� F MAP - ORDINANCE NO-1218 : .q i t tl r K `�kf �y. 12 tey f ^y. i 7 t 1\ y i, K �;: • ,r n r ,r � C i `r S y Y -77- U. S. A. • U. S. A. GP�P c< '`�ru c<c gyp+ OP GO`��P 5 c°ti d�PP ° ?P5 °°qo v 01 R-6_6 GO V � tiF i M-R a GO�GO�O O a o G\ �qR� c0 ° R—6 PORTION OF THE DISTRICTS MAP FOR THE 1 EAST CONCORD AREA CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA INSERT MAP NO. 24 n BEING SECTION 3A,SUBSECTION 171,OF ORDINANCE NO.382,AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO, 1238, WHICH IS THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 'y I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS THE MAP } `;• REFERRED TO IN ORDINANCE NO, 1238, AND , IS HEREBY MADE A PART THEREOF W.L-r AASCH,COUNTY CLERK ' I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS MAP IS BASED UPON THE FINDINGS MAP ADOPTED BY THE CONTRA COSTA COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION ' ON MARCH 11, 1958. CONNORS, CHAIRMAN SCALE IN FEET F*' loo o soo 5 RETARY J. E COSTA, 30 ioo F4L i 1 ' f 1 � �lv�,�4 �1�.n5'3'rl t1,�S"51yJ' 4?i�4,',�#F A'--.iA v-+"�tt'•'�d,s� �y* 'e`er-}.,a", y�sn t L Y� ak3Drt�c✓� i'�v Y,� ,h�v✓�w�Lt . ar 'i t. — d z k 4 14 r c R i t ., t( r 3 TVt oRDINAIICE NO 1239 AN',ORD INANCE;AMENDING:ORDINANCE N0. ,382 ENTITLED .'!AN ORDINANCE OF THE QOUNTY OF 'CONTRA'COSTAj STATE'OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A PRECISE LAND %USE:MASTER,PLAN OF.THE COUNTY OF, CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ., <E9TABLISHING`LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY •OF THE 'SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND SISTRICTING SAID COUNTY INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS, PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF T'rIIS ORDINANCE", PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF PORTIONS OF SOBRANTE AREA AND 10TIi TOWNSHIP AREA, BEING A PART OF THE UNINCORPORATED `T'ERRI'TORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thoreon and does not change the zoning or the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion of the territory shown on the map entitled "A Portion of the Districts Map for the Sobrante Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No-. 3 and San Francisco Division Sector 3 which=is a Portion of Tenth Township Area." i SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 382 of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 172 at the end thereof as follows:, "Subsection 172. An Amendment for a Portion of the Districts Map for'tle Sobrante Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 3.:and San Francisco Division Sector 3 which is a Portion of Tenth Township Area.';, SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and `after the 18th day of July, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members voting ' for and against the same in EL SOBRANTE HERALD BEE PRESS, a newspaper of general " circulation printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, Stato' of California, on the 17th day of June, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE A13SL14T: Supervisors - NONE Ivan T. Goyak Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: i W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California By M. A. Smith Deputy Jerk Seal 711 r a r 3 i t .Y.. '�^�, uF3+t{��4�s➢p�hx§��� z-r�z t � y t,Fx 1'.xta•�htx�,�!}`LB i �N �,�e£�,✓i'f^R'`�',.� '� � *ftp _ 14 l Ii qtr �ylay L 3 fi Csxl v a r t :st tt x I r ns�`2 briStrt'• *;, c}�'��+vy, �' _ ' ; y k x� `"' y t 9 -{ ^ I sx'�' i 52•���'t��,irE`��� 'x MAP ORDINANCE NO•i '1239 ' s 1 - 'y.� S a4-3t temu1 ,tkiaf-�s `4A y �1 �w.sd 3z_ ✓� {�S�I ,:a x�x`x. t,.y� `� '$` S e. <. �dS€t-$F tc 8� s 7x: Y.}2ta't a t u 1 1 1'T i t ,z fiber .S '+ �'r �f'f"s Y;c'�i •ra'f� ;�S f'1 f v`�.��.;��.t��3 �,h pa�"'�r����-�;d� .� � r IN ..t .t.rF xd Sp a j N 3 f- 1 <S✓.ks. ,y 'rti. 7^G'�r r.�3k"'`' 1,.t 4'�`R :'Y 'A9. ey"I` `�'t'�9 {`,y" m tf2 � 'iyF ;a f a^' L z .✓ x s :s t ,✓ ry `< Fi.x _.y,, Ij f ei; n j a�t'dG i tom+ t K ;'. III ' I I i 'I I, i � II I 1 � III III I IR-111111 III 1 M-R + R-s I I III11 � 11 I I I II .. IIIII 1111111 II SAN MSl0 DAY ROAD ( I I IIIIIIIIIII III I I I r a, I I I I IIIIIIIII � I I �: 1 (.111.111 111( i e s: y x fk xr I R I C H M O N D- Y � 7 4t ' to / t rm x aY€a4x tY i t trr f j ,x� r S S z4 F 1,'2 s I r pt#yulcit & x I NaC/T CCOTVT THAT TNIS IS TNC MAF _A PORTION OF RCFCMCO TO IN ORDINANCC N0.It/►,AND - IS NERC/r MASS A PART TH9490F. THE,DISTRICTS MAP FOR THE SOBRANTE AREA, CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA INSERT MAP NO. 3 1 N[RC/T C[RTYT THAT?NIS MAP IC/ACCO WON TNC FINDINGS YAR ADOPT90 n TNc AND SAN FRANCISCO DIVISION SECTOR 3 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY PLAW04 COMMISSION ON NOVCY/a l/,I. WHICH IS A PORTION OF TENTH TOWNSHIP AREA CONTRA COSTACOUNTY, CALIFORNIA BEING SECTION 3A.SUBS CCTION 177.OF ORDINANCE NO. 3/2,AS AMENDED BY SCALE IN FCCT ORDINANCE NO.Itis,WHICH IS TNC ZONING ORDINANCE OF CONTRA COSTA COUNT, 4TATE OF CALIFORNIA. P t i S '• � «x - $ .,tan:;..u,t �. r r�-r. x � m,m1}� 1 � X 7 ^�i$Rl' ;.:v''.z�,iay�fi`",�{a�. y� � 'T4 Y tiyFki &�SkZ J�' i ^ S 'c r t r�'r �- wry ;n.,4,�7Lft �,. 4zt' r .`a ,t 3 t,4 { 6 r •y �x it F 6? ) !K a N �' i f d , A•4� # t t� y< xsx 1�s} ?1 xt a s t t ORDINANCE NO."1240 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 3$2 ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE OF THE + <COUNTY OF CQNTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A PRECISE LAND ' > USE MASTER PLAN OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICTING SAID COUNTY ' ;INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS,. PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORECEMENT "THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE" PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF ALAMO AREA, BEING A PART OF THE UNINCORhRATED TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. ' The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the zoning or the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion of the territory shown on the map entitled "Portion of the Second Amendment of the Districts Map of Alamo, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 19." SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 3$2 of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 173 at the end thereof as follows: "Subsection 173. An Amendment for a Portion of the Second Amendment of the Districts Map of Alamo, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 19." I ` ItheSECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after 8th day of August, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members voting for and against the same in THE VALLEY PIONEER, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. ' Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 8th day of July, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN, JOAEPH S. SILVA. NOES: Supervisors - NONE. ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE. IVAN T. GOYAK j Chairman of Me card of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH = County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ' By R. M. GRAZIANO Deputy Clerk seal ;t rt { 27,e "• fi t +z' c '� ,. r dY+`.i t t ✓ ... f., ink_�?rxta ,}L v:- y '4 k.,Mx � "rM+ i i (}r •'r�-} d Y� ; E r'r f�.,3� Nff � ; r i, wn r 1r t r - a�•yr rK 'fir 9 a : z$sg zx i f •,fwY tar i-t''+ f-,s a•r} i3 T7y„ 3r ,-y LV i9 v5t ;ry ii, :vrf2 y,r��:�' �x :* 5 �Lz <k 'Y, �str tli 'irk rl,' 37eSt"st'yt,.'tsv t} t m,FftF +v,-.. x'.v `" xf a s rte:. s r # 1 t$ NV X• 146 MAP DINANCE ANO. n'ry # �(y�{ - d. ..` '.Tp 3• 'i. S t.S '1Yt�t S 5 �r zx� a s d a as S 3� 'i 4�" r+ � z.s �Y Y �� C ��,+ �I .�+,. J � ✓r s ! Y-r -�+ } a i�� � + c t kdl ry.V } 4 f t M" ��i P ZS•.. 1 M-R-B �R—A� a r R_A PORTION OF THE THIRD AMENDMENT OF ..THE DISTRICTS MAP OF ALAMO CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA a;` r iY INSERT MAP NO. 19 BEING SECTION 3A,SUBSECTION 173,OF ORDINANCE NO.382,AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE,',. NO.1240, WHICH IS THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF CONTRA COSTA' COUNTY;`-', STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ' 1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS THE MAP REFERRED TO IN ORDINANCE NO. 1240,AND HEREBY MADE A/PART HEREOF. G. .PAII7TPZCE7iR� ,I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS MAP IS BASED , UPON.THE FINDINGS MAP ADOPTED BY THE V'-.CONTRA COSTA COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION +ON APRIL 22,1450. 19 f O H SCALE. 111 FEET; J. COSTA, r 1 r 1 � C r 1 a- x r kr r ry ?y r€+ Mitc,, ... r�f� ,hf `a..;.17 ae.YS+ ,r' �'�'s�-i"tsr`,�.;a .•dz .:::�'a. _,;;,.v, x `._a,,„ a'mow^.' S�,. 1; .1tt"l .�K»f" ,r� "� f `jt•'t,�'�t`�O -'>4 rs. �+ti �p r',atr,? .m. .� .}xy f x�,l"'y'� t, r- .OHDYNAWCE'NO. A AN ORbINANCE•:AM=NCrO ."OF'ft COUNTf OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE.0#+,CALIFORN]`A, ADAND OPf2*A,PR®Otft'L ,DSH MASTER PIAN OF THiroOUNl'r OF•OONT;Rkdo3TAir STATE OF<'OALIP'ORNIA'SSTABI,iSt#INO LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THB`tlNlNOORPORAT®'TSRItITI)Rt OF:SAYE COOff OF CONTRA.00STA•AND DIVIDIN0 AND DISTRICTING;SAID,OOUITfY INTO•LAHD;-USE DISTRICTS, PROOIDIMI REOU- LATIONS FOR THE ENFOROEMENT TREREOF"AND,PEMALT3PS FOR,THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE," Br TRR—ITZDN OF A ION. AT TM END OF SECTION 4. The Board of Supervisors of the:County•of 0ontra 0oita, state of Cali. forma, does ordain as follows4, SECTION 1. PURPOSE OF THIS ORDINANCE. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Oosta finds ttiat there 4s a need 1ar an agricultural district in the framework of the County Zoning Oordin moo-which provides protection for the agricultural industry in Contra Oobta Coon►. Agriculture is a mayor industry in Contra Costa County and is essential to the economy and general welfare of the entire County. Therefore this ordinance is needed in*order to dispel further encroachment upon agriculture by incompatible useel to protect the tax structural to protect agricultural uses Pmm becoming the subject of nuisance actional and to encourage the highest and beet aRri- cultural uses to the exclusion of other was in conflict therewith. SECTION 11. Section 4 of Ordinance 982 Is hereby amended by the addition of a Subdivision W at the end thereof as fellows: SUBDIVISION W HEAVY AORIOULTORAL DISTRICT. Map Symbol Ar.3. All of the' a5n "Tying within this heavy agricultural district may be used for any of the.foLlowing uses and the use thereoVis subject to the following regulations. SUBSECTION 1. USES PERMITTMI 1. A11 types o! agriouiturs inolndtng general fasating, hortioniture, llorionit:se; nttrseriee and grsenhotmss, mwhroota rooms,`,dsirging, livedtaok produotioa, 2lir't+ume, ponl'Gry'•raising, animal,,baeedLng, aviasies, apdariee, lorestry and similar agricultural uses. 2. Other agricultural enterprises including the erection and mainten- ance, of living acoomodations for agricultural workers,.,sheds, ware- houses, 'granaried,"dehydration plants, hullers, fruit and vegetable packing plant and buildings for,the storage of agricultural products and.equipment. 3. A stand not exceeding two"-hundred (200) square feet for sale of those agricultaimal products grown on the preadses, provided that such stand be got back at least-twenty-five (25) feet from the front pmopertr ' 4. Residence of the owner, owners,, lessee or lessor of the land upon which the use.ie conducted. SDBSEOTIDN 2. USES,MMV400 A s In'thie district, the following uses are:peri tted et;b,�eo�s tot euancs of a.3*d,'une permit: 1. Roma 000npatdons, pr0Ti¢ing.,that: (a) It is carried on.by only one atem�isr;of the.'lam.4"''ooatcp y x:g the:dwo111:iQ, with n6-other person em- Paolo". kr'(h):at;is1,00r�ige. bo not'more..than twe{rt r�fyve..(25) perbe<t of'the habitable"ftior,�ai;pa{of the principal•residential atrturs orae area not to.exceed tYbc hu ¢txd fifth► (20) square. �lee�r,(c) it shall be conlXne¢ttq the interior,qts the dwelliag;'vith > +nd;qutward YLeib]s d,1 oatl ons'opr exterior}al p1% to the etruoturs d ;s'1"!xP ' " J[ �' It7f i. I w ntlrt•-11 �{�, RI`�'tiS ��f� �� f 1 1 . r tdl�c' ra�-r+��,f . ,'..'iR � �,,s x"��,G.!'{ f-.` r. 1r {=,� (d) that a eipjn iitc�i oa�itig`�fis abtialiy bh411 kirib dliefiatons no larger thah eia (6) inbhss bpi,e� tttebtt (15)'isichebssad ehell.'not be inumL+Ated. 2: > bl3�o�vrss "pa >&i'`dd�p L,, !}} Lgroahride: , 3.{ 'dads an�ea,' iditSg io e`b and stables and dog lconnals. ha ftb!Wc 'oib'd bi i2W."'6 ai d'btrbiotat'ed, e3wept a provided under the general provisi'onb'df this 1oidinh'nee 6 5. }tsrohind.stig*agriovl*ral supplies and services incidental to an agricultural vee. 6. Canneries, wineries and proceasing of agricultural products. 7. Cold storage plants+ 8. Slaughter houses and stockyards. 9. Rendering plants and fertiliser plants or yards. 10. Single family or two-family dwellings for members of the family within third (3rd) degree of consanguinity. 11. Livestock auction or salon yards. 12. Processing of milk not produced on the prmdaea. 13. Uses which the Planning Condasion has !bund, atter due notice and hear- ing pursuant to Ordinance No. 917, an amended, to be comparable to the aforementioned uses. SUBSRCTICN 3. LOT ARBA= No agricultural pursuit shall be permitted or any structure herein permittid shall be erected or placed on a lot smaller than tent(3b) acres except that poulta7 raising, raising of grain-!ed ro- dents, berry farming, greenl>ovean aisd,ntrseries, mushroom rooms, fur farms, aviaries and apiaries my►`'bs p mItted on a lot having not less than two and one-half (2-3/2) aortia. 8UBSEMON h. LOT WIMs No agricultural pursuit shall be permitted or any structure heroin penmitted shall be erected or plaoed on a lot which is lase than one hundred !arty (2W) feet in average width. SUBSBCTION 5. ICT DEPTBs Theze shall be no miMawi lot depth in this agri- cultural distriot. SUBSECTION 6. BUIIDIM REIM There shall be no me:xImm building or struo- tasre height In this agricultural district. SUBSECTION 7. SIDE YARDSs No aide yard shall be loss than twenty-rive (25) feet in width provided that barna, stables and other buildings or struo- tares need to #souse livestock, grain-!ed rodents or poultry shall not be located in'this distriot racier than fifty (50) feet to the boundary line of any residential land use district. SUBSECTION 8. . SETBkMs There shell be a setback (front yard) of at least twenty-five (25) feet for any building or structure. SUBSI=ON 9. REAR YARDS. There_shall be a rear yard of at least twenty-rive (25) feet for or*building:or etraoturs. SUBSECTION 30* HDbMA�B'8U89EOTIONSt Iand.uee permits for the special Wase enn orated in Subebotipu�2 of;thiq'Subdivieion and variance termite to modify the";prcv3slons o6htained,JA Snbiactioae 3,,,4;.7,,.8, and 9 of WM Subdivision m4Y be Anted..irk a000rdio'ce with tw' ca,of'this oadinanos. _ RY M�• �t l�� , tiwiT"y� t f i tit SECTION III: `' ' �, "'oe`Tms s1fa11 tib a"wo id,t4h,d beb � froat'a»d afters the; _ diq►of , f ' ]95Si;and sltI �s tion of 1it3!� ) i'9 r't of itei passage tMi6iNM;s bs pnDLtaled b:itie xitJi*>,th�tea ad` bers'vntiisg;for a�id;�tgaigit.thw same 1a�thb L�antrii CoeEaNeas. tste� '_,neWapep4r printed atiid•pnblisted in Passed and adopted fo� pted ty`,the Hoard,of Soperrisots of the Conti► of Contra Costa, State of Oalit'"' , on-the r;,26d q'ol ,Jun_a ty the following trots: AYES: Supervisors - MEL F. NIELSEN W. 0. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVI NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAB, RAY S. TAYLOR Vice Chairman o the Board o Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of. California - � (Seal) By a yCerk i )t o t K if>, fi r +rrcfk"'tw�r Y )r, t! 'i ,,�1, � " trrn 3 fir!`IKW,v ' 1 r t' r > 1 q € Srwi wwnlw �114,'n {x� ik r t �k-e. g4y�'yt`{,�# w y ¢ ..� -y } EC .Yu ..e.; b£ A e� '�.' t e 6 j .�xt�2C.rt, v'i' i k k,. x 2` .r: t#i'c ^h t .;1 trA ..t #{,yb+' m4Ye �t. .. ;r . ;�xLaa , }'k Ye `15.,+«- , (A( s i L � t� f} s ORDINANCE NO Sa+ 33� 4fi'st 6F49 ^' . < ;� = > SANORDINANCE,=AMENDING ORDINANCE N0.` `3$2 ENTITLED`;"AN ORDINANCE.OF"THE { ti Asy��iCOUNTY;OF CONTRA COSTA; STATE OF CALIFORNIA; ADOPTING,A. PRECISE LAND :cY"x ' 't" '� K'USE MASTER`PLAN OF'THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA'''STATE OF-CALIFORNIA` 3� x -,ESTABLISHING LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR .THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE ° ' SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICTING SAID COUNTY LAND USE DISTRICTS PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT � z THEREOF AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE". PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF LAFAYETTE AREA, BEING A PART OF THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Kt The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows: SECTION. I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of'`Contra`Costa is hereby amended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the zoning.'or ' the' land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion of the territory shown on the map entitled "Portions of the Second Amendment of the District Map for Lafayette ';, Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 15-11 SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 382 of the County of Contra- Costa is hereby amended by the addition ofa Subsection 174 at the end thereofas follows: " Subsection 174. An Amendment for Portions of the Second Amendment of the Districts Map for Lafayette Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 15." SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 15th day of August, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the CONTRA COSTA TIMES, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the County �of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 15th day of July, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors -' IVAN T. COYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN,' RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT:Supervisors - NONE IVAN T. COYAK Chairman of the Board of, STpervisors ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH Seal . CountyClerk and ex-officio--Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,of the County of Contra Costa, State of California . ' By N. Welb Deputy; lark } x 5 P F ' Z- f j f 1 S b /➢r :¢ '� , +t tSa4, � a 34 4S t-. .� � ���11 5�.t{Lw✓X£`>��� � ,��„,r„�t:'�.�"�' '� �l �1�e�`��r ��'����`v anF9.q�� �y �� ' ,..der 3 t t'ixlk rTiu zu .i..trp, ,•. 2L*,'t f �` �_ '" t� fy. 3f' ;34t ^t`'�s�.kata ,``t 1..*, �*z 3t : ts Y�`_ e4�yiitap :pf lxz`3#x �fc� xi5" t.i; ; yr4 P"kV �-.!-Ykt.w.�.xY ti�f.'5.7,.�ys ?ta t3',o- �r '� t y .+r' �' S3,ud�,F✓ ,�t.ix a .�y �, 7sP, �,�; '^"�,1 yq'�, e 2 .'�' t x r�.z e�& y xsfi�, g y ,• a 7` F r. -<- - `+ r ;., ,^r,. ...r+•,'.,4-ti-.4t d.VYf 5i 3., t..q.�.1' t•n.y:-./ ° kY? x,'t, ,..... „£x-33,? � v t 748 MAP - ORDINANCE NO. 1242 i I / /• /• /. //�/�.. I I I III / /• /// I I III / R20� R-A/ R-B -, HIOHOA+ tiN .TATS 1 M-R-A R-e i R-8 R- /I nowR-2 ` =-= R-6 f•',,, III I i COM.6-• 1 Nat., CERMY THAT TRIS II THE YAP A PORTION OF RtrcWD TO IN ORDINANCE NO.IJ17 AND It HERESY NAoc A TART THERE.. THE SECOND AMENDMENT OF THE DISTRICTS MAP FOR LAFAYETTE AREA ' 1 MERE.,CERTIFY THAT THIS NAP It BASED NroN THE FINDINGS NAP ADOPTED DY INC CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA CONI RA COSTA EOIINIYMANNING, O SVOH ON APRIL 1,Itt/, INSERT MAP NO. 15 BEING SECTION SA. SUBSECTION 174, OF ORDINANCE NO, 507. Al SCALE IN FEET • ANCNOED 01 ORDINANCE NO.1747,WHICH IS TMC ZONING ORDINANCE A, OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY,STATE Of CALIFORNIA. I I • :� { ,,,"";r .+x4'` r '` .N v..,y'yF2 # `'..5 'z l+Y r F3"` �s+Y ,,` R a a C,`•�1r' `� K zgt'�r C .#., .y t ,�;!" s -',O �, t�Y'xti 2 a$h 149 ORDINANCE NO. 1243 YI AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 382 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A PRECISE LAND ' USE MASTER PLAN OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICTING SAID COUNTY INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS, PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE", PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF BETHEL ISLAND AREA, BEING A PART OF THE UNINCORPOR- ATED TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. ' The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa is here- by amended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is ' added for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the zoning or the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion of the territory shown on the map entitled "Portions of the Districts Map for the Bethel Island Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 31-" SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 382 of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 175 at the end thereof as follows: "Subsection 175. An amendment for Portions of the Districts Map for the Bethel Island Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 31." SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 29th day of August, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members ' voting for and against the same in DIABLO VALLEY NEWS, a newspaper of general circula- tion printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 29th day of July, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. COYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE IVAN T. GOYAK Chairman o the Board of Supervisors of'the County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California By F. Sivley Deputy Clerk Seal r. k i 3 i X { fe S r 150 MAP — ORDINANCE NO. 1243 I \r A[t /r SCALE IN FEET ' SND ll L A� !00 4ao R-B i G Ap A 7 R-B 2G OG cs R-B 1 A N � R cl,�o ..... HOLLAND LIN[ R-e TRACT PORTIONS OF THE DISTRICTS MAP FOR THE BETHEL ISLAND AREA CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. CALIFORNIA, INSERT MAP NO, 31 !LING SECTION 3A,SUBSECTION 175,OF ORDINANCE NO.3152,AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO, 1243,WHICH IS THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 1 NLLLDT CLATI FT THAT TNI! IS THC MAP 1 NLALlT CLATIFT THAT TNI!NAI If LA2LD ALFLAALO TO IN OADINANCL NO.124), AND UPON TNL FINDING!NAI ADOPTLD LT TNL 1!NLALlT NAOL A PART THLALOF. COMTAA CC TA COUNTY PLANNING CONNIlANIN ON DLCLNlLA 2,1067 AND DCCCW59A 17,1l N. ' irxirtlr—tat'pig tEQR ��r �kfIr�l i W'& r � _ t tt - w' t � INANCE N0.` 124 ORD 4 `S AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.' 3S2�ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE' COUNTY.OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF'CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING .A 'PRECISE'.LAND ,_` 'USE':MASTER PLAN OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICTING SAID COUNTY INTO LAND USE DISTRICTS, PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCEII, PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF LAFAYETTE AREA, BEING A PART OF THE UNINCORPORATED ' TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does,ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa is hereby i lamended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added 1for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the zoning jor the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion of the territory shown on the map entitled "A portion of the Second Amendment of the Districts Map for Lafayette Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 15" SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance No. 382 of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 176 at the end thereof as follows: ','Subsection 176. An Amendment for a Portion of the Second Amendment of the Districts Map for Lafayette Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 15.11 SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the 12th day of September, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expira- tion of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the members voting for and against the same in LAFAYETTE SUN, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, on the 12th day of August, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK, 14EL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE IVAN T. GOYAK Chairman of the Board of Supervisors ,of the County of Contra Costa, State of`California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of 'Contra Costa, State of California 'By, M. A. SMITH ry Deputy Clerk Seal i r : t r S 152 MAP - ORDINANCE NO. 1244 I 1'•. ,p jR'r"«lk .:t / R-A / �R-A R-10 TR�EwRr C ' I I C R-B Y R-B N-I PA T• R-6 ,j R-6 RA / R-6 R-10 I I / R-10 / 1 1 /R s• Per Norio CERTIFY olol..NCL wa Iii ilio A PORTION OF u NEun NAOL A PAR r, THE SECOND AMENDMENT OF THE DISTRICTS I MEREST CEATITI THAT THIS YAP IE SAUD MAP FOR LAFAYETTE AREA UPC IN THE FINDINGS NAF ADOPTED v THE. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA CONTRA COSTA COUNTY PLANNYNI GOIIWSSOI oN.ul. 1,uFE. INSERT MAP NO. IS OR,. OLING SLC110N 7A, SUBSECTION 170, 0/ ORDINANCE NO. 362, AS iCAL[IN PELT AMENDED DT ORDINANCE. NO. 1244, WHICH IS THE. ZONING ORDINANCE SECRETARY OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. - i R I i A f L+.+\Y 45f•�Z� � x 1' fft�,, ...�f��r§fS,r°4rd i � � x Wro x �� �� � 3''C,r�, c a�, t� t , tb`}` � '.vs �yiS 8 �{..,r s� `.'.i. s..'t.., +sem°` i..@� 4F` k�`ri"- � #.�4..4 Y-�d•,"`t?r..�+°3.. � ,i,.�,} a C, ;r.•!;,; Fy,�i �V t ✓_� e ` t.,k' �:t..t-2t t� '�"d s. r ���s''��;'i -- t� ._ 3'. � '�t,.k'`.? .� 1< Fr, .w.Y`.,.5 ' ti:,:'t�>,� c . '�r �'� k �"'•?.� '�`s 'Fig? dFkr,�..L l �?�,.: � :,�'`5 i��5'=� `",.. T�v:i� �. �r '� � .c ,,,x .i-,. ' •.:: ^t .Y =+?7:<rY c. ,xa + i. rrl�i...:. ,x:'1�...�.1.`j^"'t �r-''a..,.�"'i ,��k f: ` '��.4+ K!''� �� tP�AfW.x'�`k. -t 'z"�"1;w i.4z '+ ���y1��yrxD :�i ! h,Yt kr .-3N ..?» '?}" u. vci- z: ' _x,tar' aki.+ . 'fit�ra '.ct.s;'ix�s.;.?.'` `3„yrStO v '*rrrgi. k Ph47s`'i Z �'< n � r >.,�j3i 5, � b CORDINANCE�NO' B of • �� t S -Y Yi's x c. � � yP + t g�7�x�AaS� �:. ,`i kart'\1a+1 :hs3C 1 s. + yAW � /kN'ORDINANCE`AMENDING ORDINANCE NO'. 3$2 "ENTITLLD''1AN.ORDINANCE.OF THE` gym " .COUNTY 'OF,:,CONTRA- OF CALIFORNIA, 'ADOPTING PRECISE a ; USE'MASTER PLAN' OF THE COUNTY'OF CONTRA COSTA,'STATE OF CALIFORNIA' ', ;? k ESTABLISHING. LAND USE DISTRICTS FOR'THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF'THE a SAID COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA; AND DIVIDING AND DISTRICTING SAID COUNTY ;'-INTO LAND USE 'DISTRICTS, PROVIDINGREGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT F' THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE-VIOLATION -OF THIS ORDINANCE", PROVIDING FOR.THE REZONING OF CLAYTON VALLEY AREA. BEING ;A PART OF THE UNINCORPO= '• RATED TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF .CONTRA COSTA; STATE OF CALIFORNIA. `The Board of Supervisors of .the County-of•"..Contra Costa, State of California, AI does ordain`as'follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance 'of the County, of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is~added ' for the,purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not chane the zoning or the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map includes a portion of the territory shown on the map entitled "Portion of the Districts Map for the Clayton Valley Area, Contra Costa Countyq California,; Insert Map No. 27." SECTION II. Section 3A of Ordinance-No. 3$2 of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amended by the addition of a Subsection 177 at the end thereof as follows: "Subsection 177. An Amendment for a Portion of the Districts Map for the Clayton Valley Area, Contra Costa County, California, Insert Map No. 27." SECTION III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and ;after the 26th day of September, 1958, and the same shall be published once before 'the expiration of fifteen days after its passage and adoption with the names of the i ' imembers voting for and against the same in the CONCORD TRANSCRIPT, a newspaper of gen- ; oral circulation printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. r Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of :California, on the 26th day of August, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE. IVAN T. GOYAK Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa,' State of California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California By Natalie Welb eputy, Jerk Seal" f rr`r; r p rF t z «� .,. se rfdF f• F'rdot#+! ' '- 4'< ,y*t F r,* -`� rr : t r t,q �fi4u + Y t„h,.ma's :'.+.�y-Y. , s.rv � t^a"k 9 r+^F -aS ,3. } *',rCx ? t f`+ c` 1 ' r;:# d {e.x .f+� 'yri,t<�.'.,.risx :`l J't s# 3{ Ss ttF x +2"+”-3 #Y ,^m S •1 ?" a.a t yam,. ",u',3„ �F r :.. Y say c} zr � stra x � . � : - zt j"pU t'.�i .,y `'fit'i .. rt"ix.,,.�, s�.vs' :;'F.4.,7�c ,?. "ie"i"u y-`>,�,{,> � '� --pu �.,t.r ,;_� + �r-f k� �f;�,� ,.�,�rR ft2,��..M x,'131 1f1} a amu' ti`"ikt +,' .e �.✓Yiu,* ,� wY`r `i iY3 s7 G` xin i ''.yP `�`Y`t rtyr 4 4 � F Sc,y tF � w tii x fj,,,.,. ri., n,.dy'' ,,., T+.,..'; tl; k �w"`t�7,�„a "'. . i, Jte, Cy q , .r. tr . a+ *i7��'wr,'.:��+x '° r'� �2"�.• r. v~`` irf x" P9 r s'c''r' z ;d a f :.�.3 '. .y s-WAN- a x + SFt 'r r s - r+ r .,.y.., ,.,::. ,�, i_,, - f .'.' X35'• .d '`' >+'a't,Us f ti.{3�}�9q' ,"�v '� 1' � � s��r�;x �.?„ M"S,o4-tr'"-p r 154 MAP - ORDINANCE NO. 1215 R R-A rAAueeAMR PARKING AIIIIA MA,INO ♦ / / �1 A ;PLAN NLD�N'B.•�• ',r:: I _-- IMA I I O .,,,..,B[['D[TAIL ARIA x, rl �M.J • r :•: . I N. Iw I��r� ANCNC WI Y — Ato A[A � �.':• ,. 4111A Ar ' PAN -Bl [[[DETAIL M•.. L .y. •: w LATTO OAD -------- - `I AT L[/T ni— / •• PARING ARI ~fit ----- 1 M-R v ARCA I r •�M Y�Y�I.rI,Y /�/ • 1- Nr IAA.INO / , / - / 11 .AL. , f .f 1 W�.•�1., / I ��� O A cl DETAIL MAP OF PLANNED PORTION of NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESS THE DISTRICTS MAP FOR THE DISTRICT CLAYTON VALLEY AREA CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA L[G[NO INSERT MAP NO. 27 i ���1I1II _ GING[[CTION GA,[UNSCCTION 177,Or OIIDINANC[N0.362.AS AY[ND[D W 0._ waNARRA Na CIM ARC —f—► D MAAINO AA[AI�-f - 1244 WHICH U TML ZONING OIIDWANC[Of CONTRA CO[TA COUNTY,[TAT[ 0/C IAOPCATT LINCC—•�•�•� r[MICVLAA ACCCPC -y I NMCCY cMT►Y THAT"ID M TML YAP ® 1 KIICDY CAN TIIY THAT TNM Y MP[MCD TO IN OIIDINANC[NC.II.0 AND UPON TK FINDINGS NAP ADOPT - IS NIACaY YAK A PART TNCMO/. CONTAP COSTA COMRY PL—N! ® ON JULY 6,196a. r NAL[IN/[[T r} I•�.. CLJ.A IM 1/[T •.`t. 1"J4 MAP - ORDINANCE NO. 1245 i i NAAIMa / A . 10 AAI [KA/ 1 PA[AIMa AI ... A . ...... NAAiNo ♦ i"- ::PLANNCD•N'B.'•�,[ ...• -- — --- AARIA /, •Y , ° •LEE DETAIL ♦ �``` / 1 i / O :AT LETT: :• to TUI ARIAIPAIRINGN IAfYN6 I r T tt��� d-10 _ _ 'r L.. L .y, •PLANNED,N-B•/: 1 ,,,. •�' , ,LAYTO OAD :LEE DETAIL AT 111T AACA ARIA ARIA 0 1 • f O 61 I t ' _ y , M PA44. [�°, • I /�l ju 1, � �,�.,I�.r+'��,h 4J ------ /' AC y �f DETAIL MAP OF PLANNED PORTION .OF' NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESS THE DISTRICTS MAP FOR THE DISTRICT CLAYTON VALLEY AREA CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA LE°END - INSERT MAP NO. 27 _ /LING SECTION SA,LU/LECTION 177,0I ORDINANCE NQ 767,AS AMENDED GY ORDINANCE N0. [WLDING MTc AAtA$—}-► D N°NIN. upo:�+_f 1845,WHICH IL THE ZONING ORDINANCE 001 CONTRA COSTA CWNTY.STATE Or CALIFORNIA. N01[RTT LIM[t.•.•.• Y/MICYLAI AKU[ .N► 1 Xt.1°Y cIRm THAT"IL M TNI YAP INUIT—11 TINT TNI[YAI It OAtTD ® K/tUID TO IN ORDINANCE N0.N41 AMC YrON TNI/N,DN YAP AlapTE..T TNt I►N[RIL/MAKA PART TXENOI. NTRA COSTA rdIMT/KANMRRI IOIRRIUDM ON 7ET6�54� a"A.LT 0.Ism y�KAL�I�IN MT I. SCALA IN IM I-111I.r— i I i �1 ORDINANCE N0. _ AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA ESTABLISHING REGULATIONS FOR VEHICLES BEFORE ENTERING CERTAIN STREETS OR HIGHWAYS IN THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does prdain as follows: Section I. DEFINITION. The word "vehicle",as employed In this ordinance, shall include all vehicles and other objects, how- soever propelled or carried, which are moved over the hereinafter described portion of County Highway. Section II. It shall be unlawful for any vehicle to enter the following described Intersection except in accordance with the following regulations, (A) GREGORY LANE (Road 1661-B) from State Sign Route 21 to Pleasant Hill Road (Road 3651) is declared a through highway, and vehicles shall stop before enters said highway. (B) GRAYSON ROAD (Road 3661-A) from Pleasant Hill Road (Road 3651) to Reliez Valley Road (Road 3551) is declared a through highway, and vehicles shall stop before entering said highway. (C) The intersection of LA ESPIRAL, and LAS VEGAS in the Orinda area (No. 2545) is declared to be a stop intersection. Vehicles east- bound on La Espiral shall yield right of way before entering said intersection; and vehicles northwestbound on Las Vegas shall yield right of way before entering said intersection. Section IV . The Director of Public Works of the County of Contra Costa Ia hereby authorized and directed to install pro- per signs at said intersection to give notice of said regulations. Section V Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemenaor and shall be punished as provided in Section 762 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California, Section VI This ordinance shall take effect and be In force from and a?`fer the day of Anpnet 1QS$ , and before the expiration of Been days a��ie dale of Its pbssage, the same shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same, In the DIABLO BlkcC , a newspaper printed and published in the County ofown rraa Costa. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa on the qday of July, 195 , by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. mYAa, MEL F. NIELSLM RAY S. TAYLOR, V. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SIJA NOES: Supervisors - NOM ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE a rman o e Boar o up sora of the County of Contra Costa, State of seal California ATTEST: W. T, PAASCH County Clerk and ex officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California By Deputy wx 7 2 ORDINANCE NO. 1247 AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE SPEED OF VEHICLES ON BAILEY ROAD, A PUBLIC HIGHWAY IN THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follow•at SECTION I. DEFINITION. The word "vehicle", as employed in this ordinance, shall include all vehicles and other objects, howsoever propelled or carried, which are moved over the herein- after described portion of county road. SECTION II. The speed to be traveled by any vehicle ovgr the hereinafter described portion of county road is hereby fixed as follows: 45 miles per hour on BAILEY ROAD (No. 4961) from its intersection with Clayton Road and running northerly to Concord Boulevard (No. 4671); thence 40 miles per hour on BAILEY ROAD northerly from Concord Boulevard to a point 1,000 feet northerly from Myrtle Drive (No. 5167E). SECTION III. Section II of Ordinance No. 891, insofar as it relates to a 35 mile per hour speed limit on BAILEY ROAD, is hereby repealed. SECTION IV. The Director of Public Works ihereby author- ized and directed to place standard speed limit signs along and upon said road indicating said speed limit. l SECTION V. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be pun- ished as provided in Section 762 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California. SECTION VI. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force concurrently with the date upon which an ordinance of the City of Concord, setting a speed limit upon a portion of BailBy Road which is within the limits of said City, becomes effective; and before the expiration of fifteen days after the date of the passage of this ordinance by this Board, the same shall be pub- lished once with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the CONCORD TRANSCRIPT , a newspaper printed and published n the county or Contra Costa. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa at a regular meeting held on the 29th day o,C July , 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOTAK, MEL P. NIELSEN, RAT S. TAYLCK, W. G. BUCHANAN,,JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES:;' Supervisors - NONE ABSE►t Supervisors - NONE t k Chairma— tr o the Board or *'Opervisors of th County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTESTS W. T. PAASCH County Clerk And ex officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of (Seal) Contra Costa, State of California By �,fD./i �7 DBputy a• i ORDINANCE NO. 120 mx 7 PAGE 3 AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE SPEED OF VEHICLES ON A CERTAIN 'PORTION OF A CERTAIN ROAD OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordaih as followss SECTION I. DEFINITION. The word "vehicle", as employed in this ordinance, shall include all vehicles and other objects, howsoever propelled or carried, which are moved over the hereinafter described portion of County road. SECTION II. The speed to be traveled by any vehicle over the hereinaf'er described portion of County road is hereby fixed as follows: 35 miles per hour on DIABLO ROAD (No. 4721), starting on Road 4721 at its intersection with State Sign Route 21, easterly over Road 4821 and Road 43 1, to the inter- section with South Gate Road (N87563 to Mt. Diablo State Park. SECTION III. The Road Commissioner is hereby authorized and directed to puce standard speed limit signs along and upon said road Indicating said speed limit. SECTION IV. . Ordinance No. 871 with reference to speed on DIABLO ROAD is hereby repealed. SECTION V. Ordinance No. 1093 with reference to load limit and speed limit on BANCROFT ROAD BRIDOE is hereby repealed. SECTION VI. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall-be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished as provided In Section 762 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California SECTION VII. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after EFie _2U day of • A _ttL 19"' , and before the ex tratlon of f een days after e a e of its p+ssaae, the same shall be published once with the names of the memoers voting for and against the same In the Tal1ey Pioneer , a newspaper printed and published in the-county or contra os a, ate of California. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Su}�ervlsors of the County of Contra Costa on the 2gthday of July, 1975 , by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. GOTAK, MEL F. NIE SEN, BAY S. TAILOR, M. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NCNB ABSENT: Supervisors - NCNB a rman or tne Boara oSuper- visors of the County or Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T. PAASCH County Clerk and ex officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California seal By Deputy va 7 w 4 ORDINANCE NO. 12&9 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING TRAFFIC UPON OAK PARK BOULEVARD,, A PUBLIC HIGHWAY IN THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, does ordain as follows: SECTION. I. DEFINITION. The word "vehicle", as employed in this ordinance, shall include all vehicles and other objects, howsoever propelled or parried, which are moved over the herein- after described portion of county highway. SECTION II. PARKING. No person shall stop, park or leave standing any vehicle, whet er attended or unattended, at any time, along the south side of OAK PARK BOULEVARD (south leg), from the intersection with Pleasant Valley Drive (No. 39 5Z� westerly to 36 feet west of the center line of Hook Avenue (38 5 AT); and No person shall stop, park or leave standing any vehicle, whether attended or unattendbd, at an time, along the north side of OAK PARK BOULEVARD (north leg , between Pleasant Valley Drive and Hook Avenue. (Road No. 37bl) SECTION III. LEFT TURN Vehicles traveling west on OAK PARK BOULEVARD (nor egj are hereby prohibited from making a left turn from said Oak Park Boulevard (north leg) into Oak Park Boulevard (south leg) at Hook Avenue. SECTION IV. The Director of Public Works is hereby directed to give notice of the provisions of this ordinance by placing appro- priate signs and/or markings along and upon the portion of public highway above described. SECTION V. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished as provided in Section 762 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California. SECTION VI. This ordinance shall take effect and be In force from and after the ift day of lneustie a , 1958, and before the expiration of f een days a er e of its passage, the same shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the CONTRA COSTA TIMES , a newspaper printed and publishe nthe County of Contra os a, State of California. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa at a regular meeting held on the 29th day of Jnly , 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. OOYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, M. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE chairman-drihS Board or Smhervisors of the ATTEST: County of Contra Costa, S ate of California W. T. 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'*.,.`?.,> s.Fr ..lt.., (}L _.. ...; 3 ✓ i} . of s -tartar AN„ORDINANCE,�IMENDING ORDINANCE NO ' 3$2 ENTITLED ��AN:=ORbINANCE.;OFa THE F DOUNTY'OF. CONTRA'COSTA”':STATE' OF'CALIFORNIA;:ADOPTING"A`PRECISEr'LAND ti , USE MASTER PLAN, OF THC COUNTY OF CONTRA'COSTA,''-ESTATE OF CALIFORNIA, * , ? "ESTABLISHING,`NAND; USE DISTRICTS FOR THwUNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF THE SAID°:COUNTY`OF'-.CONTRA COSTA;" AND DIVIDING•AND;DISTRICTING-,SAI1) COUNTY INTO LAND USE'`DISTRICTS, PROVIDING REGULATIONS'FOR:;THE ENFORCEMENT, 'THEREOF AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION•OF•VtHIS ORDINANCE"', PROVIDING, FOR THE REZONING OF PLEASANT HILL AREA. BEING'A PART OF THE UNINCORPO- RATED TERRITORY OF THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. J r The Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, .does'ordain as follows: SECTION I. The Zoning Ordinance of the County of Contra Costa is hereby amen - ed by the addition of the hereinafter described zoning map. This map is added for the purpose of rezoning the territory shown thereon and does not change the zoning or the land use regulations for any other territory. The said map included a portion ''of the territory shown on the map entitled "A portion of the Districts' Map for the West`Pleasant Hill �. Area, Contra Costa County, California, InsertMap No. 17." ,, . ,` SECTION II. Section 3Aa16f .Ordirance No. 3$2 of the County of Contras Costa is hereby amended'by the addition of a'a ubsection 17$ at `the' end thereof as follows: "Subsection lt$. An Amendment 'for, ,a Portion of the Districts Map for•.the West Pleasant-•';Hill Area, Contra Costa"County, California,. Insert Map No 17." SECTION 111 `4 ordinance 'shall take effect and be in force from and after the 26th day of September, 1958, and the same shall be published once before the expira tion of fifteen days after its passageand adoption with the names of the members vot- ing for and against the same in the PLEASANT HILL NEWS, a newspaper of general '.circula- ( tion printed and published in the County of Contra Costa. Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, Ste of California, on the 26th day of August, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors - IVAN T. COYAK, MEL F. NIELSEN, RAY S. TAYLOR, W. G. BUCHANAN, JOSEPH S. SILVA NOES: Supervisors - NONE ABSENT: Supervisors - NONE. T. GOYAK� �.. Chairman of the Board of hupervisors.o the.County of Contra Costa, State of California ATTEST: W. T. 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IISO AND UPON THE FINDINGS MAP ADOPTED BY THE IS HEREBY MARC A PART THCRCOF. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY PIAMK COMMIS301 ON JUN[4,1938, S" SCALE IN FELT .S µ. r 1 i I r