HomeMy WebLinkAbout348 - Amending UniformTrailer CodeORDINANCE NO. 348
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA
AMENDING THE UNIFORM TRAILER CODE OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA.
The City Council of the City of Costa Mesa does hereby ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. Section 8600 of the Uniform Trailer Code of the City of Costa
Mesa is hereby amended by the addition thereto of the following definition:
"Cabana - Factory Assembled Permanent Type. Any factory assembled cabana,
deviating from standard methods of construction, and moved to the site in
a pre -assembled form."
SECTION 2. Section 8651 of the Uniform Trailer Code of the City of Costa
Mesa is hereby amended by the addition thereto of Sub -section (c) to read as follows:
"(c) Factory Assembled Permanent Type. Any factory assembled cabana,
deviating from standard methods of construction which appear elsewhere
in this Article and which construction is of lesser dimension in materials,
and having been submitted for structural analysis and found to be struct-
urally safe for use intended, may be moved to the site in a pre -assembled
form. This permanent type cabana shall comply with not less than the min-
imum dimensions of portable cabanas under Section 8655; also, with the ex-
ception of Section 8660, Sub -section (d)."
SECTION 3. Section 8660 of the Uniform Trailer Code of the City of Costa
Mesa is hereby amended by the addition thereto of Sub -section (d) to read as follows:
"(d) Factory assembled type cabanas of less than 400 square feet in area
may be set on piers and girders in lieu of continuous foundations. App-
roved type piers, properly stayed, may be used if these piers are adequately
designed to properly support the weight imposed in accordance with standard
engineering practices."
SECTION 4. Sub -section (e) 1. of Section 8678 of the Uniform Trailer Code
of the City of Costa Mesa is hereby amended by the addition thereto of the following
sentences:
"Cleanouts shall also be located at any point in the line where a deviation
occurs in excess of forty-five (45) degrees from a straight line. Cleanouts
shall be accessible and brought to grade."
SECTION 5. Sub -section (a) of Section 8681 of the Uniform Trailer Code of
the City of Costa Mesa, being a tabulation of the maximum number of trailers for cer-
tain sizes of soil pipe, is hereby amended, in part, to read as follows:
"Size of
Soil Pipe
5"
Maximum No. of trailers
individually vented system"
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SECTION 6. Sub -section (c) of Section 8682 of the Uniform Trailer Code of
the City of Costa Mesa is hereby amended to read as follows:
"(c) The water distributing system shall be designed as set forth in
Chapters 2 and 10 and Appendix A of the Uniform Plumbing Code. The
quantity of water required to be supplied to each trailer site shall
be as required for six (6) fixture units. The minimum pipe size in
the water distributing system shall not be less than one-half (2) *inch
in diameter.
SECTION 7. A new section to be known as Section 86114, entitled: "Inspec-
tion and Approval. Notice." is hereby added to the Uniform Trailer Code of the
City of Costa Mesa to read as follows:
"Sec. 86114 Inspection and Approval. Notice.
Prior to the covering or use of any portion of a plumbing system,
such system shall be inspected and approved by the enforcement agency.
The enforcement agency shall be given not less than forty-eight (48)
hours notice prior to the desired date of inspection."
SECTION 8. Division VII of the Uniform Trailer Code of the City of Costa
Mesa, entitled: "Electrical," is hereby amended to conform with the Electrical Code
of the City of Costa Mesa - 1961 Edition, to read as follows:
"DIVISION VII
VT.Vf4TRTrAT.
Seca 86115 Electrical Equipment.
This article shall apply to all electrical utilization equipment
which operates at more than 25 volts, or which transmits, transfers,
or utilizes more than 50 watts in trailer parks and trailer coaches
in trailer parks, and also applies to the installation of transformers,
service equipment, and other equipment used for supply or control of
electrical energy when such equipment is installed in such places as
covered by this Article.
Sec. 86116 Installation of Electrical Materials.
All wiring where not specifically covered by this Article shall
be installed in accordance with the Electrical Safety Orders of the
State of California, General Orders 95 of the State of California, or
any other State laws that may apply to wiring.
Sec. 86117 Electrical Installation in Cabanas.
All electrical work shall be installed and maintained in accord-
ance with the electrical requirements for dwelling as found in the
Costa Mesa Municipal Electrical Code and the wiring methods as found
in the Electrical Safety Orders of the State of California.
Sec. 86118 Wiring. Enclosed.
All electrical wiring shall be enclosed within the walls of the
building except that surface wiring shall be of approved types.
Sec. 86119 Demand Service and Feeders.
1. Service and feeders shall be determined in accordance with
the following:
TRAILER SITES DEMAND FACTOR
(percent)
1 through 10 - - - - - - - - - - - - 100
11 through 20 - - - - - - - - - - - - 80
20 through 30------------ 50
all over 30 - - - - - - - - - - -- 40
2. Service and feeders shall be calculated on the basis of 3,600
watts, 120 volts per trailer site. No demand shall be allowed for any
branch circuit or other load except motor circuits as paaviled for in the
Electrical Safety Orders, Section 2395 (e)•
3. Service feeder, and trailer site branch circuit conductors,
including underground, shall have adequAte current-carrying capacity
to safely conduct the current for the loads supplied; in no event
shall feeder conductors be smaller than No. 10 A.W.G.
Sec. 86120. Control and Protection of Trailer Coaches.
1. Disconnecting means. Each trailer coach shall be controlled
by an indicating switch, circuit breakers, a separable connector or
attachment plug cap which will disconnect the trailer coach from all
ungrounded conductors of its supply circuit.
2. Attachment Plug Caps and Connectors. The rating of the separ-
able connector or attachment plug cap shall not be less than the rating
required for receptacles under Section 86122 of this code.
3. The control equipment shall be located within convenient and
readily transversable distance of the trailer coach and it shall no be
necessary to cross over any roads or streets to gain access to the
control equipment. Control equipment, other than a separable connector
or attachment plug cap, shall be arranged to be locked in the open
position if it is not within si�ht of the receptacle at the trailer site.
A distance of 50 feet shall be considered as equivalent to being out of
sight.
4. All control equipment shall be accessible by an unobstructed
entrance or passageway not less then three feet in width and six and one-
half feet high. Sufficient space shall be provided and maintained about
all electrical equipment to permit ready and safe operation, in accordance
with Article 18 of the Electrical Safety Orders.
5. Trailer site branch circuit equipment shall be located not less
than one foot nor more than six feet six inches above the ground or from
a permanent working platform.
6. All switches, circuit breakers, receptacles, control equipment
and metering devices located in wet places or outside of a building shall
be weatherproof type equipment or shall be enclosed in weatherproof enclo-
sures or cabinets.
Sec. 86121 Automatic Overcurrent Protection.
1. Overcurrent protection for receptacles at the trailer site shall
not exceed the rating of the receptacle.
2. A conductor shall be considered as pr9perly protected by the
automatic overcurrent protective device employed in series with it when
the fuse or circuit breaker rating is not greater than the allowable
current carryin capacity of the conductor (according to the kind of
insulation used as specified in Table No. 1, Article 38, Electrical
Safety Orders.
3. All automatic overcurrent protective devices on trailer site
branch circuits shall be circuit breakers, type S fuses or other approved
non-temperable protective devices.
Sec. 86122 Wiring Devices.
Receptacles provided for supplying current to the trailer coach
shall be of an approved type designed to receive attachment plug caps
with configurations conforming to the American Standards Association
Standard A.S.A. C73.1-1957 for 3 pole, 3 wire, 250 volts, 30 amperes,
for 120 volt systems and 4 pole, 4 wire, 250 volts, 60 amperes for
120-250 volt systems.
Sec. 86123 Power Supply Assemblies.
1. Each trailer coach shall be connected to the trailer site branch
circuit receptacle by a power supply assembly consisting of a flexible
cable with connectors and male attachment plug cap suitable for connect-
ing to the above receptacles.
2. The Flexible Cable shall be an approved type rubber or neoprene
covered cable designed for hard usage (type Sa SO, ST, or equal). It
shall be rated in accordance with Table No. 2.
Sec. 86124 Wire Sizes.
Allowable Current --carrying Capacity of Flexible Cable in Amperes
Size AWG
flexible cable
RUBBER TYPES S, SO
Thermoplastic Type ST
14----------------
15
12 - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - 20
10 - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - 25
8 - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - 35
6----------------
45
4----------------
60
2 - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - 80
Wire sizes of Utility Buildings
Lighting Circuits -
No. 14 Wire with 15 amp. overcurrent device
Appliance Circuits -
No. 12 Wire with 20 amp. overcurrent device
EXCEPTION: several motors on one branch circuit.
Two or more motors may be connected to the same
branch circuit under the following conditions.
Two (2) or more motors each not exceeding one (1) horsepower in rating
and each having a full load rated current not exceeding 6 amps., may be used
on a branch circuit protected at not more than 20 amps., 125 Volts or less,
or 15 amps. at 600 volts or less. Individual running over -current protection
is not required, unless the motor is automatically started or is out of sight
of the starting location.
Sec. 86125 Minimum Vertical Clearance of Wire.
All overhead supply conductors shall comply with the requirements of
the California Public Utilities Commission, General Order No. 95•
Nature of Clearance
Minimum Vertical Clearance
(at lowest point of sag)
0-750 volts 750-20,000 volts
Above areas (other than thoroughfares)
where it is possible to drive vehicles - - 16 feet - - - - 25 feet
Above areas acce*sible to pedestrians only - - 12 feet - - - - 17 feet
Above structures and trailer coaches - - 8 feet - - - - 12 feet
Sec. 86126 Horizontal Clearance.
The minimum horizontal clearance from structures and trailer coaches
for overhead wiring shall be not less than three feet.
Sec. 86127 Communication Conductors.
All communication conductors shall comply with the requirements of
the California Public Utilities Commission, General Order No. 95•
Sec. 86128 Use of Poles.
Poles for overhead line construction shall be of the following grades
and sizes conforming to the requirements of General Order No. 95•
Grade "C" supply circuits of 0-750 volts - - 6" x 6" or 16 inches
minimum top circumference.
Except as permitted under General Order No. 95, poles of an over-
head wiring system shall not be used for any other purpose, except to
support vent pipes in the park drainage system. A metallic vent pipe
shall not be within 8 feet of any overhead wiring unless such pipe is
covered by impregnated fiber conduit having a wall thickness of not
less than one-quarter inch, or by redwood molding or boxing not less
than one and one-half inches thick. When within eight feet of the
ground, such pipe shall not be covered but shall be effectively grounded. 1
Sec. 86129 Voltage Drop.
The voltage drop shall not exceed 5 percent on service, feeders,
appliance branch circuit or trailer site branch circuit conductors (not
including power supply assemblies), or a combination of service, feeders,
and appliance branch circuit or trailer site branch circuit conductors.
Sec. 86130 Conductor Insulation.
All overhead wiring within the trailer park having a potential of
0-750 volts shall have an insulated.wvering of double braid weatherproof
or equal. Conductors having voltages greater than 750 volts shall conform
to General Order No. 95.
Sec. 86131 Underground Service, Feeder, Branch Circuit and Trailer Site
Branch Circuit Conductors.
1. All direct burial conductors or cable shall be insulated and
specifically approved for the purpose. All conductors shall be continuous
from fitting to fitting. Allsplices shall be made in approved junction
boxes.
2. Mechanical Protection. Where underground conductors enter or
leave a building or trench, they shall have mechanical protection in the
form of rigid conduit extending a minimum of 18 inches into the trench
and shall be provided with a conduit bushing at the underground end.
Isolated sections of conduit shall be grounded. The grounding conductor
may be run as a direct burial conductor. Direct burial cable or conductors
shall not be installed under buildings or concrete slabs.
3• Separation. Direct burial conductors shall be installed not less
than one foot radial distance from water, sewer, gas, or communication lines.
4. When underground direct burial conductors or cable are installed,
they shall be located not less than two feet below grade and protected from
damage by a creosoted redwood plank at least six inches wide and two inches
in thickness. In rocky ground, the bottom of the trench shall first be
covered by not less than three inches of sand or rock free sail. "All wires
of the same circuit shall be installed in the same trench.
Sec. 86132 Wiring.
In every trailer park, electric wiring, fixtures, and equipment shall
be installed in a safe and approved manner, and maintained to the satis-
faction of the Electrical Inspector.
Sec. 86133 Site Service Supply.
The site service supply shall terminate on the same side of site as
the sewer trap.
Sec. 8613+ Circuits and Receptacles in Cabanas.
Every cabana shall have not less than one lighting circuit and two
appliance receptacles installed at convenient locations. The outlets
shall be on a separate branch circuit independent of any circuit supplying
a trailer or other cabana or building. Electrical heating equipment shall
be served by a separate branch circuit.
Sec. 86135 Awnings - Electrical Outlets.
No electrical outlets shall be installed or used within any awning
other than those installed on the exterior of the trailer coach.
Sec. 86136 Illumination of Park.
In every trailer park there shall be installed and kept burning from
sunset to sunrise, sufficient artificial light to adequately illuminate
every building containing public toilets and showers and the area or
tract of land containing the trailer park. A minimum of two foot-candles
are required for protective yard lighting in all roadways and walkways.
Sec. 86137 Lights in Utility Buildings.
All lights in utility buildings must be switched. No pullchains shall
be allowed.
Sec. 86138 Grounding.
All exposed non -current -carrying metal parts of trailer coaches and
all other equipment shall be grounded as follows:
(a) By means of a grounding conductor run with the circuit conductors
in approved attaching cable assemblies provided with an approved polarized
multi -prong plug, one prong for the purpose of connecting such grounding
conductor to the grounded metal raceway. This conductor shall be installed
and shall be finished to show a green color.
(b) Any equipment directly connected to a grounded metallic wiring
system is acceptable in lieu of the requirements of subdivision (a) of this
section. Exposed non -current -carrying metal parts of motors, generators,
and control equipment (such as frames of motors and control panels, operating
levers, and casings of controllers, switches, etc.) shall be effectively
grounded under the conditions in Section 86139•
Sec. 86139 Grounding of Motors, Generators, and Control Equipment.
1. All motors (whether fixed or portable)regardless of voltage in all
locations where exposed grounded surfaces (such as metal frames of other
machines, plumbing fixtures, grounded pipe or conduit, and conducting floor
or walls) exist within the reach of persons when touching the metal parts
under consideration. Grounded surfaces within five'(5) feet horizontally
of the parts considered and within eight (8) feet vertically of the floor
or working platform are considered as being within reach.
2. All portable electric tools which are held in the hand while
being operated (regardless of voltage).
3. When the motor is not otherwise effectively grounded and when
the voltage exceeds 150 volts to ground, a bond will be required between
the motor frame and the rigid conduit or electrical metallic tubing in
cases where the rigid conduit or electrical tubing does not terminate
in a junction box which is grounded to the motor frame. When the voltage
does not exceed 150 volts to ground, the motor frame may be grounded
through flexible metal conduit which is properly connected to the motor
and to the rigid metal conduit.
Sec. 86140 Reduction of Hazards.
All electrical installations shall be made in worinanlike manner and
shall be so designed, constructed, installed, and maintained that the
hazard will be reduced, as far as it is reasonably possible. Installations
of new utilization equipment and conductors, and extension, repairs and
changes in existing installations shall be made only by, or under the
supervision or direction of qualified persons.
Trailer Coach Connections, Responsibility. When it is evident that
there exists, or may exist, a violation of these rules, the owner, operator,
lessee, person in charge of the park, or any other person causing a viola-
tion shallcm9e 3i to be corrected immediately or disconnect the trailer
coach from the trailer site branch circuit.
The owner, operator, or lessee of the trailer park or his designated
agent shall be repsonsible for the operation and maintenance of all
electrical wiring and equipment within the trailer park."
SECTION 8. If any section, sub -section, sentence, clause or phrase of this
Ordinance is held tole invalid for any reason, such invalidity shall not affect the
validity of any other provision of this Ordinance. The City Council of the City of
Costa Mesa declares that the provisions of this Ordinance are separable and that it
would have passed this Ordinance and each and every section, sub -section, sentence,
clause or phrase, irrespective of the fact that any one or more of the same are
declared invalid.
SECTION 9. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in full force thirty (30)
days from and after is passage, and prior to the expiration of fifteen (15) days from
the passage thereof, this Ordinance, together with the names of the members of the
City Council voting for and against the same, shall be published once in the GLOBE -
HERALD and PILOT, a newspaper of general circulation, printed and published in the
City of Costa Mesa.
PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 3rd day of April, 1961.
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ATTEST: Mayor oP�y of Costa Mesa
City Clerk of the Citf of Costa Mesa
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) SS.
CITY OF COSTA MESA )
I, A. C. SWARTZ, City Clerk of the City of Costa Mesa and ex -officio
Clerk of the City Council of the City of Costa Mesa, hereby certify that the above
and foregoing Ordinance No. 348 was introduced and considered section by section at
a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Costa Mesa held on the 6th day
of March, 1961, amended by the addition of sections and reintroduced and considered
section by section at a regular meeting of said City Council held on the 20th day
of March 1961, and thereafter passsed and adopted as a whole at a regular meeting
of said City Council held on the 3rd day of April, 1961, by the following roll -call
vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN,
NOES: COUNCILMEN
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN Apwt
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal
of the City of Costa Mesa this 4th day of April, 1961.
City Clerk and ex-offilcio Clerk of the
City Council
of the Cityof Costa Mesa
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Chief Deputy
t ia.1
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
) SS.
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
1, Wm.Wineska being first
duly sworn, and on oath depose and say that I am
the Advertising Manager of the
GLOBE -HERALD & PILOT, a newspaper of general
circulation printed and published in the City of
Costa Mesa, County of Orange, State of California,
and that City Ordinance Number 348
(City Costa Mesa, Callfornia)
of which the copy printed hereon is a true and
complete copy, was printed and published in the
regular issue(s) of said newspaper on
April 6 11 , 19 61
Subscribed and orn to before me this =
day of ig/
Notari Pu is in and for the
County of Orange, State of
California
FLA:..,, Lr.Ve�cYD
MY COMMISSION EXPIRES JULY 14, 1964
My Commission expires
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF ORANGE SS.
CITY OF COSTA MESA )
1, A. C. SWARTZ, City Clerk of the City of Costa Mesa and ez officio Clerk of the City Council of the
City of Costa Mesa, hereby certify that Ordinance No 348 was introduced and considered,
section by section, at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Costa Mesa, held an the--2—Qth
day of March , 196-1, and thereafter passed and adopted as a whole at a regular
meeting of said City Council held on the 3rd. y of April 19-61- by the
following roll -call vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN . WILSON, REA, SMITH, PINKLEY, MEYERS
NOES: COUNCILMEN - NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN - NONE
FURTHER CERTIFY that said Ordinance No- 143 was published in the GLOBE -HERALD and
PILOT, a newspaper of general circulation, printed and published in the City of Costa Mesa, on the 6th
day of April , tq 61
Crtg ex�Clerkof the City Council
of the City
yo^ofCosta Mesa
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SECTION 9. This OrdWance hen
he a ntiN of water Kq ed
tag P bk prnketis. modes.
4. Wh« um«emupd Bind burlW
bee (feel d be µ fu6 (cave .1
B.A.e
applied m ends Geller [Healbe
e , "I" Wfimu� frl
m«bn abµ re ImeaDN:
(SO) tlay° fm'm am Offer 1b Passage.
mmulrN for An (6) N. Bea its.
Arcylarks PwviUed lo[ eupPbmF
beT .,hall be IONµ[ no leu len
end ,Primµ 1C e.@ilfliOn M flflee^
'I. lounger pipe [lee µAbe °tv
c^ o - BB the RO, ach. nil
rot
two lee, below Hln. and pm Ad,.dj
GS) daYl from Ue PaiNaN roam.,[ Me
lismism ng syRem ..all t he 1!u
desiaeoee µ'
lam damage pY • [nor led a-
ban «ebaH (x) inch alamebr."
be cramnerved Ape
Io8
wood INR t least µepee wldB
oreiven TM. beafhe[ Im fn ea
iM Ibe CDy COuvcil
ECTGdo i. A o Ao he
c alµchµeh< ca
b
d two Neper µ thicarm . In
�f amine. of
w uctiN
"1
the'
canllguntlonS « formµg n.
ekY Lmum. the bOHom f 1e
UnL for d agaµst We ¢hall
e ^ration e6lll. Dtled:
American Sµnaraa AssociationoStaP-
Health mall l be reed b) oat
be pubWhCd m ill! CIABE-
ellona a tl AppmvOl. Notice." b
bo b µe Vnllo[m "hiHN
A.H.A. C)2.1 -1a my $ le, S
]g¢MMn mr« InehV m rem o[ mh
HERALD d Pn [paper of
added
le of the City Of WH,a Men b
Winedate
re. 250 vette. 30 amperes. for 150'
d 4 1 Ire. i50me
(pen wit. AD Tree f lin am,dr-
B-4 t Ola,lon. mµbdw d im,
I, w folloa'S:
volt ayekm°m pole.
w1µ. 60 'a Eor ]Mede" volt
sma m°R he µablled m ma same
begad µC 1e Cib m Cala El
PASSED AND
"eye. Pg119 ln°Peetihs end Apprev-
pares
ryaµme.
taenep• _
ADOPTED. Me 3rd
day W Al 1%L
L otter.
B". 6t%g Peve[ 3NPIy Auem-
$a.. "In WI[In4
Prior to the covering m nee Of any
Mies.
ID very tnllm elec[rlc vein
A. R.
gtlµn of a Mmaimg ,dW.. Huth
1. Rath. Repay coach ¢hall be -a-
¢perk.
in L. RMune. a^d Sml meat ¢hall be
Mayor f the City o!
of the C
YHkm shall 60 Inapwled a d rap-
mored b µe trader Bite branch
malaHee µ a Safe wtl approved mam
Coat. MNa
were by Ke en(orcemOvt Reno,,
cm d C Maple A Powe[ P.
d WntoNed b me sods.
ATTEST:
me enforcement agency ahBD Be
Ny
Ply aswmblY con' Hne of Rp4
µ¢ten of 1pe Ele1.1lA Inspecµc
A. C. BWART2
iven not lase then fort-Affet list
Ale cable.Mth «mt«bn a le
Bea. %1%.814 8ervlce HupPD.
City Ckm of me City of Costa Mesa
okra yrlor b the aroma
atbmment plan Cap arnme. lw
The ah sommes eu6Ply shall te[ml-
BTATE OF CALIFORNEA )
late d µspeedo .
C o trop b me save ptadee.
n on me ..me Ida nE it x
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) HS,
ECTION 0. Oieexinn Vrt Of me Lrnl-
2, TFe Flexible able shall m a
me « Inp.
CITY OF COSTA MESA )
m 4e11eP Code o[ the City of Coab •.
e
Opaproved ry her a
H[e. MIM CIme14 BOB Recipients°
1. A. C. SWARM City Cleh ! me
e entitled: "Electrical." here-
ser
.type
C _. i bre d -em a for been as
µ CuNu.
CRY M COHb MS°e m R@Heµ C1ak
ended. la onlorm witM1, we Elec
g¢ (tyAe S, SO. ST, o NuaO. It
Enry [masa mdll have n t lees
1 the Cib C W owe City M CNµ
tl E the Cily (C St Mee.-
1 Care
m 11 be rales 1A ortlann veil
1 e Ilgptµe Citcul[ tl t
MNL 4repy era tlb that me above
1 Ea! 10 -it Beµhover
T b]. Na. 2.
P H race re 4elN brej .it
1
Ideations
�a faregomg or .- NO. Mg
'DN!$ION VR
An. -'Mµ4 WHO 3h, °.
! kn! TOO."l
N µteodveed and ewMderN One.
RLCCTRICAL
Alienable
D ale Cufreai rtyµH Cep
m n Be 0^ a saps.µ framer Lal
Goa by Ctlon at a mgulae m 0µg
4 XGH EI tri a1 Eq ly 1
it f FIm bµ Cebk µ Amparo
!the CIty Council obthe C/b of Cool
'Aide ah ll pply t a I a
TillsPon
5 AWG RCrIble NMe
11 µdepend t f n C1reWf >
1 Men bred an me 61 day W March.
!I I quip NI hl h d
RUBBER T4PE g. 60
pin 8 a trete ler NbNai ors
]gqL amended by the edtlRmv d Nn
by the Of
1 l DOBBIN 11 [
PµsYp Type ET
b I.W.. .Rte td .1 healµ[ NW>
ned
liens em
hi[h IraA,.,W, 0 Nen, e[ uit
]I l5
le be arra. by . neper.µ
End
-,D by Be, vt a regular mNL
bN sore to.. SD walla µ H.U.'
......
.._........... .. .... ...
attchhalt
eucrit EI°e1MY
mg of °°M City Cowell herd w me
aK8 and trailN aacbes µ 4Sil-
l0 ....�_....._.... 25
gee. MI% Aweµp
2Hµ day a March I%1. and fla-
k d she iddo b mem
q 25 �
0 11
ane[ poen[ mad adopted e1 8 whple.
F tr v ( s nice
t 45
blle.16 al ...0 ebaH M W
re
t A gala( meetµ¢ o! Said Chv
qulpme 1, add enterq Ip l u!.
,.
c AS
111. r geed wtlhm uV' eweiy
Cowl gTd an the 3. tlay o1 AS
or SuppvlY or a teal 01 ele[lrkal
';' :,;:,:;, p
ole[ Ip°v Lwse µstall. On mp ¢•
1M1, LT fpr lollowiiB scall We:
nergy hen vueh mlive.t le In-
2
gin SIEIe of U<IIIb BYDdµp
fetlat of Ips trader Beach.
86e. Hgl%Dlvmµelµe d peek.
AYES: COUNCI E Wileob
faller ch plod.. ! COveha
WZhtµ, Certain,
Bea. Smith. PIHpIN, Menn
or this ArOele.
No. ]4 WRe wird ]f ¢m0.
µ e rT {(aIle[ P°[R ipkn ehGl
NOES: COUNCH.R@N Noe!
gra[. Pe118 InA411alive et ElCeblo-
ova -I dMce
We 1wµ11. tl [apt DmvµL horn
AB6ENT: COHNCH.MEN Norse
al Mab[IdH.
Appp .. Plynow-
unM b eantlN, eWRtlN1 nNHckl
I ban.
T t m& Rwl
Arl 'A" M1en Ot mlClHegrly
Z
NO. 14 Wirt w1µ % Omp
']I,hl µ .egollely illOmineµ vep
N�nb hoed e,H4. me
eend by ArHde WII
n µ-
n, aevl«
"pig , c®µµµp Male belµb and
&al f the City. f CNtA Mesa bb
el(. ' «ordwn Milt
1e EIN.
SeNral melena N
rowan a me e tt bad e
Yp da] M Aprll. 1ML
a s! Safely O.erS of thin fi ek trf
dor
nEkCEPf1ON:
a e bunch drevia� e r on
'1+md CN .1 pr 1a fNiN Ba- A
A. C. SWARTZ.
' ia. Oeneeer O.en 93 1 <he
may be e aced b the
mµimum E ewe (ao4eNa1N n itr
QlY CIerR roil ei�nNiCip
state O! Cn..,.] . eIS ,hN
vamre
e beNep tlwWt miler BOB µF
4et1 foe B. ^Gee "m Il[htµg im
Clark f me City Coun.
:fele laws "" may apply to wirltlg.
]owivg Nmtll{µna,
iD metlwdyn a d IXwayai.
jpe
Pfilt" Elootre°I fbmm- Bm
Two (2) or more root.. each vM
sea NIV7 Light., be Otr1Hy RWIb
cal c( Clly o! (gala
in Cebanse.
ned one ll) Roxupowtt µ raL
Ivs.
All eleotrrral work mall bA 1n-
Ing and cads Nvµe a toff tread nG
AD Ilebts µ mUlty, pride m,n mBOB
Bublimed -0IobbHttald ped pllel.
tµllctl avtl m µrein. m «Id-
ea currtnl et reedOV 6 empi.
lk._ewllmed NO pW1epWJ .hall m
COSb MNO. Caul.. ApN Sg 1091. Mldl
me verb IM1e el¢""I %a
a he w. on a brnch CtrCWOpm-
a0ow..
Rlb£
:11.
dwlllin¢S bJna.la the Codnetrace..]
pot on bite Ht a pa.,
HeO. MI% GeseedµBtuma
Leta MNISmcals EledilCil C.! 0
I. velµ ors iNa, 1H ps. M
eapN. o LnrtYle[
M16 wtrNR thNS s µwtl he tN
tp0 va14 0[ la. IndlvWvel vW g
- eµl Parµ !bene[ then m
an
El Safety O.en of ma 644
ear AmI Pm Is OI
ell obtt.rqulpmmt WN b g[mtmd-
Patim
If CCGIo
rrow
yuarea. mleee Go O )ors e b
Be n mumpen
Bee. Ve WItlnF ENlo10d,
NA
ou
m Gestin bRetl is t f aµhl
l
(a) Bctm 1 m n green A n
All dtmN«I IMg maR m -
ors be alaitl^g basica.
[gator 'n b. InOH vaar:
imud wetµ. the nit m me Nne-
el.ba
See. %126 mµ,mum v.ruNl me.a
mm I. °ppf plµcMa� alibi. N-
vg occes, bat ° veleta[ pall
a
.era of sen
. idin pmrided vela mW
He of Ppeo,. type.
qll .n. ppV du.,.
on
yelu'µ. mu1-in - P� Prong
Hee. BH119 Dem°ad Benin. sad
SND eompb Nlm Hb idltHnminb
BNA
(or me mRPON . CtlN Ioeb
preeme.
f t M1 e Calr(Omie Pudlle CIWGee
gmubdµg rnvduem[ b� a gmY d
L Service nit boder. Sb.R he
COmergamn. General Order No. H5,
aµ1 a eway�TMg [ d.d^[ :it
determined µ amrrAame wdh the
Nam- Mµlmom Vevil«I Clearance
be µaelmd d shall We wril
'.olrowing:
m (at µweer point m .erg)
b Shaw a m"` tom[.
I'RAMPR SITES DEMAND FACTOR
Cam... By50 volµ 250.9Po,HC0
Ib) Act equbmNl dlreellT Ne-
(prNPO
IL
ere a ba sago[. meµlHa wl[lo4
I bmugh. 10 1N
Ahpve n (other
syebm ecepµble In lieu ! ors
1 h h 20 N
-,p IhomuLManSI
-q mepenitl f wmlall !
I d 30
hem It Ie Poatlele
tM1l [µe, Eapeud nencnrtevLNe-
all m'er ]0 ........ !0
b ddve vehicle. 16 kef 211 lent
metal Pa.of .6.. gNVa-
inn, and «enrol egWpment (mph BY
um!