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ORDINANCE NO. 70-1 y
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA
ADDING TO CHAPTER VI OF THE COSTA MESA
MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO REGULATING THE
USE AND OPERATIONS OF AMBULANCES
The City Council of the City of Costa Mesa does
ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. Chapter 6700 Is amended and added to
The Costa Mesa Municipal Code to read:
"Chapter VI
" Business - Professions - Trade
AMBULANCE REGULATIONS
Sections:
—Ti' l Definitions.
6702 Certificate of Public Convenience and
Necessity•
6703 Application for Certificate.
6704 Filing Fee.
6705 Public Hearing; Notice of Hearing.
6706 Issuance of Certificate.
6707 Form of Certificate'.
6708 Duration of Certificate.
6709 Periodic Inspection.
6710 Grounds for Revocation.
6711 Transfer of Certificate.
6712 Additional Vehicles.
6713 Substitution of Vehicles.
6714 Public Liability Insurance.
6715 Rates for Ambulance Service.
6716 Standards for Ambulance Equipment; Rules
and Regulations.
6717 Permit for Drivers and Attendants.
6718 Application for Driver's and Attendant's
Permit.
6719 Issuance of Permit.
6720 Form of Driver's and Attendant's Permit.
6721 Revocation of Permit.
6722 Standard of Service.
6723 File Reports with Police.
6724 Existing Ambulance Operators.
6725 Violations.
6701 Definitions. (a) 'Ambulance' means any
privately or publicly -owned motor vehicle that is specially
designed or constructed, equipped, and is properly inspected
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and licensed by the California Highway Patrol, and is intended
to be used for and is maintained or operated for, the trans-
portation of patients, including dual purpose police patrol
cars which otherwise comply with the provisions of this
Chapter, except any such motor vehicle owned by, or operated
under the direct control of, the Federal Government.
(b) 'Ambulance Attendant' means a person
whose primary duty is to care for sick, injured or disabled
persons while they are being transported in an ambulance.
(c) 'Ambulance Driver' means a person whose
primary duty is to drive an ambulance.
(d) "Ambulance Operator' means any person, firm,
partnership,.corporation or other organization which furnishes
or offers to furnish ambulance service within the City.
(e) 'Patient' means a sick, injured or
disabled person who is transported by an ambulance.
6702 Certificate of Public Convenience and
Necessity. No person shall operate any ambulance or offer
to provide ambulance service on the streets of the City
without first having obtained a certificate of public
convenience and necessity in accordance with the require-
ments of this Chapter.
(a) Exceptions. The requirements of this
Chapter shall not apply to:
(1) Ambulance service provided by any
governmental agency;
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(2) Ambulance operators who do not have
an office within the City, and whose activities within
the City are limited to transporting patients from
locations outside the City to locations within the City.
(3) Ambulance operators who are rendering
assistancft in the case of a major catastrophe or emergency
which the licensed ambulance operators of the City of
Costa Mesa are inadequate to handle.
6703. Application for Certificate. An
application for a certificate of public convenience and
necessity to operate an ambulance service shall be filed with
the Finance Director upon forms provided by the City, which
shall be verified and shall contain the following informa-
tion:
(a) The name, business address and business
telephone number of the applicant.
(b) I£ the applicant proposes to conduct
business under a fictitious name, the application shall state
the name, address and telephone number of each person owning
a financial interest in the business.
(c) The name, address and telephone number of
the person, or persons, who will have general management
responsibility for the applicant's business.
(d) A financial statement prepared by a certi-
fied public accountant showing the financial status of the
applicant during the past two years preceding the application.
(e) A statement of the experience of the
principals in the business of operating an ambulance service.
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(f) The year of manufacture, make, model,
motor number, State license number and patient capacity of
each ambulance which the applicant proposes to use in the
operation of its business.
(g) The addresses and a description of the
facilities at each fixed location within the City which
applicant proposes to use in connection with its operations.
(h) Any facts which the applicant believes
tend to prove that the public convenience and necessity
requires the granting of a permit to the applicant.
(i) A complete schedule of fees which the
applicant proposes to charge for its services.
(j) A description of the color scheme, monogram,
advertising, or other distinguishing characteristics to be
used to designate the applicant's ambulances.
(k) Such other information as the Finance
Director may reasonably require.
6704. Filing Fee. An application as required by
this Chapter shall be accompanies by a filing fee of $150,
plus $25 for each ambulance which applicant proposes to
operate within the City, to cover the administrative cost
to the City of processing the application.
6705. Public Hearing: Notice of Hearing. (a)
Upon the filing of a completed application for a certificate
of public convenience and necessity to operate an ambulance
service, the Finance Director shall refer the application
to the Chief of Police and other appropriate City depart-
ments for an investigation and report. The Finance Director
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shall also refer the application to the City Clerk who
shall set a time and date for a public hearing, at which
time the City Council will consider the application. The
City Clerk shall schedule said hearing on the agenda for the
first available regular Council meeting occurring not less
than 30 days following the date on which the application
is submitted.
(b) Notice of the hearing shall be published
in the official newspaper of the City at least once, not
less than 10 days prior to the date scheduled for the
hearing. In addition, written notice shall be given to
each person holding a certificate for the operation of an
ambulance service, at least 10 days prior to the date of
the hearing.
6706. Issuance of Certificate. After considera-
tion of all evidence which it deems relevant at the public
hearing, the City Council shall determine whether the appli-
cant has proven a need and necessity for additional service
and may then issue or deny the requested certificate of
public convenience and necessity. In reaching a decision,
the City Council shall consider the following factors:
(a) whether the applicant is qualified on
the basis of moral character, experience in the ambulance
business, and financial responsibility;
(b) Whether the number of ambulances already
operating within the City is adequate to meet the public
need;
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(c) The probable effect that approval of
the application wouldbave on the level and quality of
service available to the public;
(d) Whether the facilities, personnel and
equipment which the applicant proposes to use are adequate.
6707. Form of Certificate. If the City Council
determines that the public convenience and necessity requires
the proposed ambulance service, a certificate authorizing
such service shall be issued to the applicant. In granting
a certificate, the City Council shall specify the number of
ambulances that may be operated pursuant to said certificate
and the certificate shall contain a description of each ambul
which the certificate holder will be permitted to operate
within the City. A certificate shall not be issued to any
person who shall not have fully complied with all the require-
ments of this Chapter.
6708. Duration of Certificate. A certificate of
public convenience and necessity for the operation of an
ambulance service issued pursuant to this Chapter shall be
valid for an indefinite period of time, unless such certifi-
cate is suspended or revoked.
6709. Periodic Inspection. Subsequent to the
issuanceof a certificate of public convenience and necessity
pursuant to this Chapter, the Chief of Police shall cause to
be inspected each licensed ambulance, its equipment and the
premises of the certificate holder whenever the Chief of
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Police deems such inspection to be necessary, but in any
event at least once each year.
6710. Grourd s for Revocation. Any certificate or
permit granted pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter
may be revoked by the City Council, either in whole or in
part, after five days prior written notice to the certificate
or permit holder, directing him to appear at a certain time
and place to show cause why the certificate should not be
revoked, on any of the following grounds:
(a) That the certificate holder has not filed
adequate evidence of liability insurance coverage with
the City Clerk, or has allowed its insurance coverage to
lapse or be canceled;..
(b) For the violation of any rule, regulation
or condition set forth in or authorized by this Chapter,
or made a condition of the certificate of public convenience
and necessity.
(c) For the violation of any laws of the State
or City with respect to the operation of the business by
any certificate holder, or repeated violations by employees
of the certificate holder.
(d) For failure to maintain satisfactory service
to the public, or for failure to keep any ambulance in a
safe and sanitary condition, or for deviation from the
schedule of rates approved by the City Council.
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6711. Transfer of Certificate. No certificate
issued pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter shall be
transferable, either by assignment, sale, hypothecation,
operation of law, or otherwise, without the permission of
the City Council having been first obtained. Application
for transfer of any certificate shall be subject to the
same terms, conditions and requirements as in an application
for an original certificate. In approving the transfer of
an existing certificate, the City Council may impose such
conditions as it may determine are in the public interest.
6712. Additional Vehicles. Any person holding
a certificate to operate one or more ambulances pursuant to
this Chapter, who desires to add to the number of such
vehicles, shall do so only after first obtaining the consent
of the City Manager, which shall be granted if the City
Manager determines that the approval of such additional
ambulance or ambulances would be in accord with the public
convenience and necessity under the standards set forth in
subsections (b), (c) and (d) of Section 6706.
6713. Substitution of Vehicles. Any person
holding a certificate to operate one or more ambulances, as
provided in this Chapter, who desires to substitute a
different vehicle for a vehicle authorized under such certi-
ficate, shall do so only after obtaining the approval of the
Chief of Police, which shall be granted only upon written
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application by the certificate holder, and upon a satis-
factory report being made by the Chief of Police concerning
the suitability and mechanical condition of the vehicle, a
copy of which shall be furnished to the certificate holder.
If the certificate holder is dissatisfied with any decision
of the Chief of Police made pursuant to this Section, he
may appeal to the City Council.
6714. Public Liability Insurance. No holder of
a certificate to operate an ambulance service shall drive or
operate an ambulance, or cause the same to be driven or
operated, in the City unless there is on file with the City
Clerk, and in full force and effect at all times while such
ambulance is being operated, a policy of insurance approved by
the City Attorney and the Finance Director, evidencing that the
certificate holder is insured under a policy of liability in-
surance providing minimum coverage in the following amounts:
Death or injury of one person, $300,000; death or injury of two
or more persons, $500,000; damage to property, $50,000. Said
policy shall further provide that the City shall be given
30 days prior written notice of any cancellation, termination
or change in the amount of such insurance coverage. Failure
of any certificate holder to maintain the insurance required
by this Section shall constitute grounds for revocation of
its certificate of public convenience and necessity.
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6715. Rates for Ambulance Service. Each holder
of a certificate of public convenience and necessity for
the operation of an ambulance service shall file with its
application for a certificate a proposed schedule of rates
to be charged for the transportation of patients in all
ambulances operated by said certificate holder. After
approval by the City Council, said rates shall not be
changed or modified in any manner without the prior approval
of the City Council. No certificate holder shall charge
rates other than those so approved. The City Council may
on its own motion hold a hearing at any time for the purpose
of determining whether previously approved rate structures
are established at a level which will result in a reasonable
degree of competition among the certificate holders operating
within the City, provide a fair return to said certificate
holders on their investments, and provide a high quality
ambulance service to the public. Prior to changing any schedule
of rates previously approved for an existing certificate
holder, the City Council shall hold a public hearing after
giving 10 days prior written notice to all certificate holders
and/or applicants, and publication of said proposed rate changes
in the official newspaper of the City at least once, not less
than 10 days prior to the date of said hearing. Every certi-
ficate holder shall post in a conspicuous place in the interior
of each ambulance operated by said certificate holder the
approved rate schedule in a form and location approved by
the Chief of Police.
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6716. Standards for Ambulance Equipment; Rules and
Regulations. (a) Each ambulance shall be equipped with a
two-way radio and such equipment as the City Manager shall
determine to be adequate for dressing wounds, splinting
fractures, controlling hemorrhage and providing oxygen.
(b) The City Manager shall have the authority
to make rules and regulations not inconsistent with this
Chapter concerning standards for required equipment in
ambulances. Prior to adoption of such rules and regulations
by the City Manager, the holders of all certificates of
public convenience and necessity for the operation of
ambulance services shall be furnished with a copy of the
proposed rules and regulations, and shall be advised in
writing by United States mail of the time and place at which
the City Manager will hold a public hearing to consider the
adoption of said rules at least 10 days prior to the date
of said public hearing. Following adoption by the City
Manager, said rules and regulations shall be filed with the
City Clerk and shall constitute enforceable provisions of
this Chapter. In determining the adequacy of equipment, the
Chief of Police shall take into consideration the current
list of minimal equipment for ambulances adopted by the
American College of Surgeons or its duly authorized Committee
on Trauma. Each holder of an ambulance operator's permit
shall comply with such regulations as may be adopted by
the City Manager.
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6717. Permit for Drivers and Attendants. (a) No
person shall drive, or serve as an attendant of, an ambulance
subject to the requirements of this Chapter without first
obtaining a permit in writing to do so from the Chief of
Police.
(b) No person shall operate an ambulance for
hire unless he shall hold a valid chauffeur's license and
an ambulance driving certificate issued by the Department
of Motor Vehicles.
6718. Application for Driver's and Attendant's
Permit. An applicant for an ambulance driver's or ambulance
attendant's permit shall file his application with the
Finance Director on forms furnished by the City, together
with an application fee of $7.50. Each applicant shall submit
with his application three (3) recent photographs of himself
of a size designated by the Finance Director. To be eligible
for either type of permit, an applicant must be at least
21 years of age.
6719. Issuance of Permit. The Chief of Police
shall conduct an investigation of each applicant for an
ambulance driver's or ambulance attendant's permit, and may
refuse to issue such permit, and may suspend or revoke a
permit previously granted, on any of the following grounds:
(a) If the applicant is addicted to the
use of alcoholic beverages, dangerous drugs or narcotics, or
is not of good moral character.
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(b) If the applicant for a driver's permit
has been convicted three or more times within the past
year for violation of any law or ordinance regulating the
operation of motor vehicles, other than non-moving violations,
such as parking;
(c) If the applicant has been convicted
within the past three years of a crime involving moral
turpitude, the use or possession of narcotics, or for
operating a vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating
liquors, or reckless driving;
(d) I£ the applicant does not possess either
an Advanced American Red Cross First Aid Certificate, or an
Advanced First Aid Certificate issued by the United States
Bureau of Mines;
(e) If the applicant is unable to produce
at any time, and not less frequently than once a year, a
certificate of a duly licensed physician stating that the
applicant is, in the opinion of such physician, free of
communicable disease and physical disability which would
impair his ability to perform his duties.
6720. Form of Driver's and Attendant's Permit.
The permit shall be in the form of a card which shall bear
the signature, photograph, and fingerprints of the applicant.
Such card shall be issued in duplicate, and one copy shall
be placed on file with the Police Department. The other
card shall be carried on the person of the permittee at all
times while on duty as an ambulance driver or attendant.
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Inter -city agreement that ambulance drivers and attendant
permits will be recognized in cities utilizing uniform
ordinance.
6721. Revocation of Permit. The Chief of Police
may revoke any permit issued by him when, in his opinion,
the permittee is unfit to serve as an attendant or driver
of an ambulance, on the basis that (a) he obtained the permit
by fraud or misrepresentation; (b) he has violated the
provisions of this Chapter or any other State or municipal
law relating to his duties; or (c) hehasceased to meet the
requirements that justified the original issuance of the
permit. Any permittee who is dissatisfied with the decision
of the Chief of Police in suspending or revoking his permit
may file a written notice of appeal with the City Council
within 30 days after receiving notice of the action of the
Chief of Police.
6722. Standard of Service. Any person holding a
certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate
an ambulance service within the City shall provide ambulance
service on a 24-hour basis, seven days a week. A certificate
holder must respond to a call received within 15 minutes on
normal calls, and five minutes on an emergency call, or
otherwise inform the requesting party of his approximate
delay.
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6723. File Reports with Police. Within one-half
hour after conveying any injured, or sick or disabled persons
who die en route to any public or private hospital, or removing
any such person or persons from any place within the City to
another place within theCity or beyond its limits, a person
owning or operating an ambulance hereunder, his agent or
employee, shall notify the Police Department of such operation.
Such notice shall give the name and address of such injured,
sick or disabled person, when such information is available,
and the place to and from which such person was removed.
The Chief of Police, in his discretion, may establish a
policy requiring that any person owning or operating an
ambulance hereunder, his agent or employee, shall, within
24 hours after removal of any such injured, sick or disabled
person, file a written report to the Police Department giving
the information requiredabove, and any other relevant infor-
mation which the Police Department may require. The Police
Department shall provide forms upon which the information
required under this section shall be written.
6724. Existing Ambulance Operators. Each person
holding a valid certificate of public convenience and
necessity to operate an ambulance service issued by the City
Council prior to effective date of this Chapter shall be
automatically granted a new certificate of public convenience
and necessity to continue to operate the same number of
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ambulances within the City as authorized under its existing
certificate without being required to pay the fees set forth
in Section 6704, provided, however, that all existing
certificate holders and their employees shall be required
to comply with all of the other provisions of this Chapter.
6725. Violations. No person shall violate any
provision or fail to comply with any of the requirements
of this ordinance. In addition to the provisions of this
ordinance providing for suspension or revocation of any
permit issued pursuant to this Chapter, any person found
guilty of violating any provision of this Chapter shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a
fine of not more than $500, or by imprisonment in the
County jail for not more than six months, or by both such
fine and imprisonment. Each such person shall be guilty of
separate offenses for each and every day during any portion
of which any violation of any provision of this ordinance
is committed, continued or permitted by such person."
SECTION 2. Section56700 through and including
6715 " hereby repealed.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall be published once
in the official newspaper of the City, and the same shall
be effective 30 days after the date of its adoption.
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This ordinance was introduced at a regular meeting of
the City Council of the City of Costa Mesa held on the /L s4
day of ji ityaA,, 1970, and was adopted on the - j s,2
day of % tg' 4 , 1970, by the following vote, to wit:
AYES, COUNCILMEN: *liC
NOES, COUNCILMEN: NB»i
ABSENT COUNCILMEN: L7;Kd:s w
Mayor
ATTEST:
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City'Clerk
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF ORANGE SS.
CITY OF COSTA MESA
I, C. K. PRIEST, City Clark of the City of Costa Mese and ex -officio Clerk
of the City Council of the City of Coats Mesa, hereby certify that the above
and foregoing Ordinance No. 70-14 was introduced and considered section by
section at a regular meeting of the said City Council held on the 1Z ^ day
Of 1970, and thereafter passed and adopted as a,ywhole at a
regular meati of sold City Council held on the .e�� day of //q1a(
1970, by the following roll call vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN r✓/s. i �.ks.�� di4GY.c���'=
NOES: COUNCIL N An&
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN cT w..
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set sN hand and affixed the Seal of
the City of Costa Mese, this T A. day of 9yJ,aa«,L , 1970.
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City Council of the City of Costa Mesa
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) SS.
CITY OF COSTA MESA )
1 am a citizen of the United States and a resident of the
County aforesaid; I am over the age of eighteen years, and
not a party to or interested in the below entitled matter. I
am th Legal Advertising Manager
of the ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT, a newspaper of gen-
eral circulation, printed and published in the City of Caste
Mesa, County of Orange, State of California, and I certify
__ City Ordinance Number 70-14
of which the copy attached hereto is o true and complete
copy, was printed and published in the regular issue(s) of
said newspaper* March 9,1970
I declare, under penalty of perjury, that the foregoing
is true and correct.
Executed on March 9 , tg70
at Costa Mesa, lifornia.
plJr-P/-lA-ar-�
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) SS.
CITY OF COSTA MESA )
I, C. K. PRIEST, 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 Ordinance No 70-14 was introduced and considered,
section by section, at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Costa Mesa, held on the 16th
day of February, 19=_ and thereafter passed and adopted as a whole at a regular
meeting of said City Council held on the 2nd day of March 191 , by the
following roll -call vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN - Nilson, Tucker, Pinkley, St. Clair
NOES: COUNCILMEN - Mone
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN - Jord
I FURTHER CERTIFY that said Ordinance No. 70'14 was published in the ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT, a newspaper of general circulation, printed and published in the City of Costa Mesa, on the
9th day of March 1970
C°. 4 � Yet
City Clerk and ex -officio Clerk of the City Council
,,CCTT, of the City gtCosta Mesa,
By Ac Ing City Clerk
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AMBULANCE REGULATIONS ampu Wh°a1to, or fto, or lit yet ler, form Ile or
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6]m ONmil'wns:
Ooe. Ce ad Nee ior v Public Cem c v Nenu and necea. .
venm, 11 ,IlCisily. e For Ire violation of any Israelis W o
61N Ap III Floe. for Cerlin"Ic. Ire Rale pr C;I, with tressl0 n,
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a10e Fillnp Fee. ra Ion M re bosom y a
6]a5 Purnc Is fork, of Hear- mllllnl[ roltl1 or receulee vyoiallam
11 &, e.
oI'.owthe F e tle ra Charles,
re ambull as provleM In this are am
whI dealers, re subWllole a el(- Me Elly cwna
.-All°ntlanl' m Orem vehicle Mr a vehi[M ..honied this Copier
'Imary eu1V 15 In u[e fpr veer sv[M1 ce(flliOle, shall tlp an IY gra nfee a neo
r tlisablee so wrik after oblainina Me approval of fly. Chief ametale antl
tiimpttlea` I. nae at Pollse. wM[L M>II he erinre0 Only µcerele M[ser
aaphera er by fib Lerlieinle Within Me. City
:e Driver, mWns , personvoMer.(land ooh a 5alisoa[bry report isling cer(incah
duly Is la drive a m being matle by tr< CAI[! (Pelip me.- pay Me lees as
Hing Me suilabiAlr and machanical ides. han—
ta Co mhe meats e sumbien at the vehitle. I poppy or wbi[M1 cyo li[elc half
artMrshm. eareomrwo oI 0911 be fumbled W Me arlaiWle shall he revuie
e .whim Iwmano or f- el.eiinlae wnn am e.a en Orlin. ane :y °viol:Ix:
bulanR ere GC within of Polim mnae w spa- fo this Sulay, any pmvislon [
wh inluryo a M awenl i p [Iry Council. al me , I tom
Mo u iramNnea by
a ...A So all,
lfaabi., ho'"n(e. No addllien to fM
An holder M a Ce[IinMte 1. prelate a evNlne
k N 1'valiC Cenveni<Me mlancn service mall drive o operaleam� a�m`*1 Far Per
No rwn srell oRraTe d ryd or operaW Ior us .
Me r"CIW unless III an, pmv Me . Deadlier, are w
mr. Nkr to Pa' Fere is on file wilh the Cib Clerk. no in k11
ma 51.ae15 m 11¢ ary mb tare[ sad mn[r l a 1 nme5 wnue deemed vvnn l
mp oblaeneaus tlfigk amhutanca Wine °perefM, , be SWie[rM a
d amna ere M so
push [Y m Inauraren° ron-11 by Me sly no'by immrappas ery ^�
IM1e iRmenis eI Inis Alto,— aM IM1e Finance Directs. sum line aM
PvitlenciM feet 1M ¢rIi/I[ale. M1older is
saiThe nairemenls or are[ ands. a poll of cabin, m person shelf M
l nm aoob m: vmm M one mIeire mm vm coveraae 'n far. dam ane.
Mol .e.�w. Aro me roi`ww°ma amwm5: me p rs pion ere wn¢M1
in ratora wbo M. not Dart, mlu^ u err aimmpem
_n
s...; aNm err' i V of fwd or`Par;INnaM
busrn sS telephone number el the as- hoIf r. AN
pill, id r
nli(ahalf the
. Bob
1iCarl
Pm m to co' mWifi. in
hurt W mass. MLet 41"ifiom risme. app al
the
appli[a Ion Ma11 able
the
name
. ad.
ecrso,
press
M hleph°ne numof .area
imnyilnst
wnInp i Finan pal Jrnlattst in she m nils
businese
..an,May
I
Ifl TMsama addrexss ane telephone whether pr
an M flee cersm, r wM m
r—Mvw-9anerel: an sulfain
msibllil, for 1M A P Ir I i c a nY 5 Man .an
Drum". Ing priming
Itl)tA'Iiyncial ilalBmant prma"d by 10 acid -f
in'
I alus a the amthum Lu rbaalan a so
no Past Mo Years penal t IDE [Mnpirg a
a I( -b"- aP ed
Pee) A slalemerit oe 1M1t eacerlenCe d holtler, IN
the nr l 1' In Me ausincss a( public Mar
vection with ilsly'Y the [M1iel °f PoliC�
ANA
a.`wae '"armed on thel
rm: IgM be the mlbwlna
IUNCli-ai Wilson
Iain Plnkley
INCI VAEN. a j
OUNCILMEN:I OJordan
INKLEY
IUFORNIA 1
ORANGE
PWIIsheO �Oram. Caasr Dan, pant.
1aP(m 9, 1Ro - .YID
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..and, paresphyr, or Me deviation Mem
I rim
rand"he Ad
hom any Pie
able FIRIM
Drivers and At
Cli sun it safe
as or here
a Nomp an require has .1
,Islas
I
oI'.owthe F e tle ra Charles,
re ambull as provleM In this are am
whI dealers, re subWllole a el(- Me Elly cwna
.-All°ntlanl' m Orem vehicle Mr a vehi[M ..honied this Copier
'Imary eu1V 15 In u[e fpr veer sv[M1 ce(flliOle, shall tlp an IY gra nfee a neo
r tlisablee so wrik after oblainina Me approval of fly. Chief ametale antl
tiimpttlea` I. nae at Pollse. wM[L M>II he erinre0 Only µcerele M[ser
aaphera er by fib Lerlieinle Within Me. City
:e Driver, mWns , personvoMer.(land ooh a 5alisoa[bry report isling cer(incah
duly Is la drive a m being matle by tr< CAI[! (Pelip me.- pay Me lees as
Hing Me suilabiAlr and machanical ides. han—
ta Co mhe meats e sumbien at the vehitle. I poppy or wbi[M1 cyo li[elc half
artMrshm. eareomrwo oI 0911 be fumbled W Me arlaiWle shall he revuie
e .whim Iwmano or f- el.eiinlae wnn am e.a en Orlin. ane :y °viol:Ix:
bulanR ere GC within of Polim mnae w spa- fo this Sulay, any pmvislon [
wh inluryo a M awenl i p [Iry Council. al me , I tom
Mo u iramNnea by
a ...A So all,
lfaabi., ho'"n(e. No addllien to fM
An holder M a Ce[IinMte 1. prelate a evNlne
k N 1'valiC Cenveni<Me mlancn service mall drive o operaleam� a�m`*1 Far Per
No rwn srell oRraTe d ryd or operaW Ior us .
Me r"CIW unless III an, pmv Me . Deadlier, are w
mr. Nkr to Pa' Fere is on file wilh the Cib Clerk. no in k11
ma 51.ae15 m 11¢ ary mb tare[ sad mn[r l a 1 nme5 wnue deemed vvnn l
mp oblaeneaus tlfigk amhutanca Wine °perefM, , be SWie[rM a
d amna ere M so
push [Y m Inauraren° ron-11 by Me sly no'by immrappas ery ^�
IM1e iRmenis eI Inis Alto,— aM IM1e Finance Directs. sum line aM
PvitlenciM feet 1M ¢rIi/I[ale. M1older is
saiThe nairemenls or are[ ands. a poll of cabin, m person shelf M
l nm aoob m: vmm M one mIeire mm vm coveraae 'n far. dam ane.
Mol .e.�w. Aro me roi`ww°ma amwm5: me p rs pion ere wn¢M1
in ratora wbo M. not Dart, mlu^ u err aimmpem
_n
s...; aNm err' i V of fwd or`Par;INnaM
busrn sS telephone number el the as- hoIf r. AN
pill, id r
nli(ahalf the
. Bob
1iCarl
Pm m to co' mWifi. in
hurt W mass. MLet 41"ifiom risme. app al
the
appli[a Ion Ma11 able
the
name
. ad.
ecrso,
press
M hleph°ne numof .area
imnyilnst
wnInp i Finan pal Jrnlattst in she m nils
businese
..an,May
I
Ifl TMsama addrexss ane telephone whether pr
an M flee cersm, r wM m
r—Mvw-9anerel: an sulfain
msibllil, for 1M A P Ir I i c a nY 5 Man .an
Drum". Ing priming
Itl)tA'Iiyncial ilalBmant prma"d by 10 acid -f
in'
I alus a the amthum Lu rbaalan a so
no Past Mo Years penal t IDE [Mnpirg a
a I( -b"- aP ed
Pee) A slalemerit oe 1M1t eacerlenCe d holtler, IN
the nr l 1' In Me ausincss a( public Mar
vection with ilsly'Y the [M1iel °f PoliC�
ANA
a.`wae '"armed on thel
rm: IgM be the mlbwlna
IUNCli-ai Wilson
Iain Plnkley
INCI VAEN. a j
OUNCILMEN:I OJordan
INKLEY
IUFORNIA 1
ORANGE
PWIIsheO �Oram. Caasr Dan, pant.
1aP(m 9, 1Ro - .YID
r,b