Dos Palos Municipal Code Title 15 Buildings and Construction

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15.04.010

Chapter 15.04 be used in computing the building permit and build-
ing plan review fees shall be as set forth in the
UNIFORM CODES ADOPTED* building valuation data as published by the Interna-
tional Conference of Building Officials (ICBO)

Sections: quarterly. (Ord. 280 (part), 1987: Ord. I 83 § 3,

review fee, and building 15.04.030 Violation-Penalty. valuation data. A. Any person violating any of the provisions or

quirements of this chapter shall be guilty of a mis-

• For statutory provisions authorizing cities to adopt technical codes demeanor. Any person convicted of a misdemeanor by reference, see Gov. Code § 50022.1 et seq. under this chapter shall be punished by a fme of not more than five hundred dollars, or by imprisonment 15.04.010 Codes designated and adopted. not to exceed six months, or by both such fine and The city council of the city shall have the power imprisonment. to designate, adopt, set definitions, fees, purposes, B. Where work for which a permit is required establish appeals and interpretations, express validi- by this code is started or proceeded with prior to ob- ty, penalties, and violations of any uniform codes by taining said permit, the fees above specified shall be resolution. doubled, but the payment of such double fee shall A copy of each code adopted is on flle in the not relieve any persons from fully complying with office of the building inspector for public record and the requirements of this code in the execution of the inspection. Each code is adopted by reference and work, nor from any other penalties prescribed here-made a part of this chapter in full; subject, however, in. (Ord. 280 (part), 1987: Ord. 183 § 4, 1974)to any amendments, additions and deletions set forth

in this chapter. (Ord. 335, 1996)

fee, and building valuation data. A. Permit Fee. A building permit must be ob- tained from the city building department prior to the commencement of construction by submitting an application therefor accompanied by building plans or sufficient drawings and/or sketches. Prior to issuance of a building permit a fee therefor must be paid as set forth in codes as designated and adopted by this chapter. B. When building plans or other data are re- quired to be submitted, a plan review fee shall be paid at the time of submitting plans and specifica- tions for review. Said plan review fee shall be sixty- five percent of the building fee. C. Valuation Data. The determination of value or valuation under any provisions of these codes shall be made by the building official. Toe value to

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15.08.010

Chapter 15.08 Route 33 and Lucerne Avenue, thence along said
centerline of said alley extended, northerly to the
FIRE ZONE intersection of said centerline with the centerline
of Palo Alto Street, thence easterly along the

Sections: centerline of Palo Alto Street to its intersection

to its intersection with the southerly right-of-way

From and after November 21, 1958, that por- along said right-of-way line along its curve to a tion of the city situated within the boundaries point where said line turns directly northerly, delineated in Section 15.08.020, shall constitute thence from said point southerly and parallel to a No. I fire zone as such zone is defined and the centerline of Center Street to the centerline of limited generally in the Uniform Building Code, Marguerite Street, thence westerly along the cen- and particularly in Part IV thereof, adopted by terline of Marguerite Street to the centerline of the city. (Ord. 91 Ch. 2 Art. 5 § I, 1958) Carol Avenue extended northerly, thence south- erly along the said centerline of Carol Avenue

The portion of the city that shall constitute the centerline of an alley running easterly and west- zone referred to in Section 15.08.010 is ascer- erly immediately north ofBlossom Street, thence tained and bound,ed as follows, to wit: westerly along the centerline of said alley to its Beginning at a point which is the intersection intersection with the centerline of Elgin Avenue,of the centerlines of Palo Alto Street and an alley thence northerly along the centerline of saidrunning northerly and southerly between State Elgin Avenue to its intersection with the cen-Highway Route 33 and Golden Gate Avenue, terline of West Marguerite Street extended east-thence southerly along the centerline of said alley erly, thence westerly along the centerline of Westto the southerly line extended westerly of Lot 3 of Marguerite Street to its intersection with a por-the Portney Addition to the city of Dos Palos, tion of the westerly city limits of Dos Palos,thence easterly along the southerly line of said thence southerly along said portion of the west lot, extended easterly to its intersection with the city limits to its intersection with the centerlinecenterline of said State Route 33, thence south- of Blossom Street, thence 'easterly·along the cen-erly along the centerline of said State Route 33 to terline of Blossom Street to its intersection withthe latter's intersection with the centerline of the centerline of General Avenue extendedValeria Avenue, thence westerly along the cen- northerly, thence southerly along the centerlineterline of Valeria Avenue to its intersection with of General Avenue to its intersection with thethe centerline extended of the aforesaid alley centerline of West Almond Street, thence east-between State Route 33 and Golden Gate Ave- nue, thence southerly along the centerline of said erly along the centerline of West Almond Street alley to a point where said centerline intersects to its intersection with the centerline of Elgin with the southerly line extended westerly of Lot 2 Avenue, thence northerly along the center of of the Sorg Addition to the city of Dos Palos, Elgin Avenue to its intersection with the cen- thence easterly along said southerly line of said terline extended westerly of an alley running Lot 2 extended easterly, a distance of 330 feet to easterly and westerly between Blossom and the intersection of said line with the centerline Almond Street, thence easterly along the cen- extended southerly of an alley between State terline of said alley to its intersection with the

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15.08.020

-~ centerline of California Avenue, thence south- erly along the centerline of California Avenue to its intersection with the centerline of Almond Street, thence easterly along the centerline of Almond Street to its intersection with the cen- terline of Golden Gate Avenue, thence southerly along the centerline of Golden Gate Avenue to its intersection with the centerline of Palo Alto Street, thence easterly along the centerline of Palo Alto Street to the point of beginning. (Ord. 91 Ch. 2 Art. 5 § 2, 1958)

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15.12.010

Chapter 15.12 (a), (b), (c), (d) and (e) of Section 104 of the
Uniform Building Code. (Ord. 154 Ch. 1 § 3,
1969) DANGEROUS BUILDINGS*

Sections: For the purpose ofth,is chapter, certain words,

resolution. stated therefor in the Uniform Building Code.

Membership. terms shall have the meanings stated therefor in

senice-Required. or structure which has any or all of the conditions

service-Time limit. deemed to be a dangerous building; provided

service-Procedure. that the life, health, property, or safety of the

proceedings. A. Whenever any door, aisle. passageway,

action. width or size. or is not so arranged as to provide

after thirty days. panic;

Record. damaged by fire, earthquake. wind, flood, or by

proceedings. tural strength or stability thereofis materially less

than the minimum requirements of the Uniform *For statutory authority forcities to declare what shall constitute a Building Code for new buildings of similar struc- nuisance. see Gov, Code§ 38771: for provision for abatement of ture. purpose or location; nuisances. see Gov, Code§ 38773. C. Whenever any portion or member or appurtenance thereof is likely to fail, or to

All buildings or structures which are required thereby injure persons or damage property; to be repaired under the provisions of this chap- D. Whenever any portion of a building, or ter shall be subject to the provisions of subsection any member appurtenance or ornamentation on

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the exterior thereofis not of sufficient strength or 2. A harbor for vagrants, criminals or stability, or is not so anchored, attached or fas- immoral persons, or as to tened in place so as to be capable of resisting a 3. Enable persons to resort thereto for the wind pressure of one-half of that specified in the purpose of committing unlawful or. immoral Uniform Building Code for new buildings of acts; similar structure, purpose or location without K: Whenever any building or structure has exceeding the working stress permitted in the been constructed, exists or is maintained in vio-Uniform Building Code for such buildings; lation of any specific requirements or prohibi- E. Whenever any portion thereof has tion applicable to such building or structurewracked, warped, buckled or settled to such an provided by the building regulations of this city,extent that walls or other structural portions have materially less resistance to winds or earth- as specified in the Uniform Building Code or of quakes than is required in the case of similar new any law or ordinance of this state or city relating construction; to the condition, location or structure of build- F. Whenever the building or structure, or any ings; portion thereof, because of: L. Whenever any building or structure which, I. Dilapidation, deterioration, or decay, whether or not erected in accordance with all 2. Faulty construction, applicable laws and ordinances, has in any non- 3. The removal, movement or instability of supporting part, member or portion, less than any portion of the ground necessary for the pur- fifty percent or in any supporting part, member, pose of supporting such building, or portion less than sixty-six percent of the: 4. The deterioration, decay or inadequacy of I. Strength,its foundation, or 2. Fire-resisting qualities or characteristics, or 5. Any other cause, is likely to partially or 3. Weather-resisting qualities or charac-completely collapse; teristics required by law in the case of a newly G. Wl].enever, for any reason, the building or structure, or any portion thereof, is manifestly constructed building of like area, height and unsafe for the purpose for which it is being used; occupancy in the same location: H. Whenever the exterior walls or other ver- M. Whenever a building or structure used or tical structural members list, lean or buckle to intended to be used for dwelling purposes, such an extent that a plumb line passing through because of inadequate maintenance, dilapida- the center of gravity does not fall inside the mid- tion, decay, damage, faulty construction or dle one-third of the base: arrangement, inadequate light, air or sanitation I. Whenever the building or structure, facilities, or otherwise. is determined by the exclusive of the foundation, shows thirty-three health officer to be unsanitary, unfit for human percent or more damage or deterioration of its • habitation or in such a condition that is likely to supporting member or members, or fifty percent cause sickness or disease;damage or deterioration of its nonsupporting N. Whenever any building or structure,members, enclosing or outside walls or cover- because of obsolescence. dilapidated condition,ings; deterioration, damage, inadequate exits. lack of J. Whenever the building or structure has been so damaged by fire, wind, earthquake or sufficient fire-resistive construction, faulty elec- flood, or has become so dilapidated or deterio- tric wiring, gas connections or heating apparatus, rated as to become: or other cause is determined by the fire marshal I. An attractive nuisance to children. to be a fire hazard:

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Q Whenever any building or structure is in the city superintendent of public works, the city such a condition as to constitute a public nui- fire chief and one building contractor. (Ord. 154 sance known to the common law or in equity Ch. 4 § 2, 1969) jurisprudence; 15.12.070 Board of appeals-Quorum. P. Whenever any portion of a building or A quorum shall consist of any three members structure remains on a site after the demolition present at the time fixed for a meeting of the or destruction of the building or structure or board of appeals and a simple majority vote shall whenever any building or structure is abandoned be sufficient to transact any business for which for a period in excess of six months so as to the meeting is convened. (Ord. 154 Ch. 4 § 3, constitute such building or portion thereof any 1969) attractive nuisance or hazard to the public. (Ord. 154 Ch. 2 § 2, 1969). 15.12.080 Board of appeals-Expenses. At the discretion of the council, reasonable 15.12040 Nuisance--:-Declaration by travel compensation may be paid by the city to resolution. members of the board of appeals attending any Whenever any dangerous building or build- noticed meeting, providing they come from their ings, structure or structures exist or are permitted regular places of business or residences at a dis- upon any property within the city, the council tance of more than five miles from the city. (Ord. may, by resolution, declare the same to be a 154 Ch. 4 § 4, 1969) public nuisance; said resolution shall declare the 15.12.090 Abatement-Proceduresintention of the council to commence abatement· designated.proceedings as provided in this chapter, and shall All buildings or structures declared to be pub- refer to the street by the name under which it is lic nuisances and ordered to be abated, shall beofficially or commonly known and describe the abated by repair, rehabilitation, demolition, orproperty upon which such nuisance exists by removal. (Ord. 154 Ch. 5 § I, 1969)giving the lot and block number thereof and no other description of such property shall be 15.12.100 Hearing notice-Contents. required. After the passage of the resolution to abate the The city clerk shall forward a certified copy of superintendent of public works shall cause to be said resolution to the county recorder of Merced conspicuously posted on the building or build- Countyforrecordation. (Ord.154Ch. 3 § !, 1969) ings, structure or structures declared.to be a pub- lic nuisance, a certified copy of the resolution of

There is created a board of appeals, the duty of of the time and place of hearing before the board which shall be to meet at intervals as necessity of appeals, which said notices shall be titled: dictates to hear all persons interested in proposed "NOTICE OF HEARING" in letters of not abatement proceedings pursuant to this chapter, less than one inch in height and shall be substan- and to make withi_n ten days thereafter, written tially in the following form: report of findings and recommendations to the NOTICE OF HEARINGcouncil. (Ord. 154 Ch. 4 § l, 1969) TO ABATE BUILDING OR STRUCTURE BY REMOVAL OR REPAIR15.12.060 Board of appeals-Membership. The membership of the board of appeals shall Notice is hereby given that on the day of consist of the following: The city health officer, ----~ 19 ~ the City Council of the chairman of the city planning commission, the City of Dos Palos passed a resolution

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,,~ declaring that the certain unsafe or dilapidated ance with the provisions of Section 15.12.100. building(s) or structure(s), consisting (Ord. 154 Ch. 5 § 3 (part), 1969) o~----~ located or standing upon that certain lot, piece or parcel ofland, situate, 15.12.120 Hearing notice-Posting and in the City of Dos Palos, County of Merced, service-Time limit. State of California, known and designated as Notices and resolutions must be posted and Number ______ Street, in said Chy served at least thirty days before the time fixed for and more particularly described as Lot No. the hearing before the board of appeals and proof __ Block No. .., of _ of posting and service of such notices and resolu- Addition in said City of Dos Palos, and that the tions shall be made by affidavit which shall be same constitutes a public nuisance and must filed with the board ofappeals. (Ord. 154 Ch. 5 § 3 be abated by the removal or repair of said (part), 1969) unsafe or dilapidated building(s) or struc- ture(s), otherwise the same wilJ be removed or repaired and the nuisance will be abated by the 15.12.130 Hearing notice-Posting and municipal authorities of the City ofDos Palos, service-Procedure. in which case the cost of such removal or Proper service of the abatement notice and repair shall be assessed upon the lots and land resolution shall be by personal service upon the on which said unsafe or dilapidated build- person owning the property as such person's ing(s) or structure(s) is or are removed or name and address appears on the last equalized repaired, and such cost will constitute a lien assessment roll. if he is found within the city upon such lots or land until paid. Reference is limits, or if he is not to be found within the city hereby made to said resolution for further par- limits, by depositing a copy of said notice and ticulars. resolution in the U.S. Post Office properly All persons having any objection to, or enclosed in a sealed envelope and with the interest in the proposed removal or repair of postage thereon fully prepaid. Said mail shall be such unsafe or dilapidated building(s) or struc- registered or certified and addressed to said ture(s) are hereby notified to attend a meeting owner at the last known address of said owner, or of the Board of Appeals of the City of Dos if not known, at Dos Palos, California. The serv- Palos to be held in the City Hall, on the __ ice is complete at the time of deposit. (Ord. 154 day of ____ ~ I 9 __ , at the hour of Ch. 5 § 4. 1969) _.M., of said day, when their objections will be heard and given due consideration. 15.12.140 Removal or repair-Hearing DA TED: This _____ day of proceedings. ----~ 19 __ • At the time stated in the notices. the board of Superintendent of Public Works. appeals shall hear and consider all objections or (Ord. 154 Ch. 5 § 2, 1969) protests. if any, shall receive testimony from owners. witnesses and parties interested relative

service-Required. or dilapidated buildings or structures, and may The superintendent of inspections shall cause continue the hearing from time to time. Upon to be served upon the owner of each building or the conclusion of said hearing, said board of structure sought to be removed or repaired, one appeals shalJ allow or overrule any and all objec- copy of said notice and a certified copy of the tions. If the board of appeals finds that good and resolution of intention of the council, in accord- sufficient cause does not exist why said buildings

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or structures should not be removed or repaired, done and shall render an itemized report in writ- the board shall prepare and file with the council a ing to the council showing the cost of repairing, report of such findings. It will also report its rehabilitating, demolishing or removing said findings in all instances where abatement pro- buildings or structures, including any salvage ceedings are found inappropriate. (Ord. 154 Ch. value of such buildings or structures and inciden- 5 § 5, 1969) tal expenses, on each separate lot or parcel of land; provided, that before said report is submit- ted to said council, a copy of the same shall be 15.12.150 Removal or repair-Council posted for at least five days upon the property action. upon which such unsafe or' dilapidated buildings Upon receiving the report of the board of or structures were situated together with a notice appeals that a public hearing was held and that of the time when said report shall be submitted to good and sufficient cause does not exist why said the council for confirmation, and a copy of said buildings or structures should not be removed or report and notice shall be served upon the owner repaired, the council, by resolution, shall order of said property in accordance with the provi- the superintendent of public works to abate the sions of Section 15.12.130, at least five days prior nuisance after a period of thirty days by having to submitting. the. same to the council; proof of the unsafe or dilapidated buildings or structures said posting and service shall be made by affida- referred to removed or repaired; and he and his vit and filed with the city clerk. authorized representatives are expressly autho- "Incidental expenses" includes, but is not lim- rized to enter upon private property for that pur- ited to, the expenses and costsof the city in the pose. If the council decides to abandon preparation of notices, sp~cifications and con- proceedings, an appropriate notice to that' effect tracts, and in inspecting the work, and the costs shall be forthwith recorded in. Merced County. of printing and mailing required under this chap-(Ord. 154 Ch. 5 § 6, 1969) ter. (Ord. 154 Ch. 5 § 8, 1969)

thirty days. proceeding. • A copy of the resolution ordering the superin- At the date and time· fixed for receiving and tendent of public works to abate the nuisance considering said report. the council shall hear after thirty days shall be served upon the owner of and pass upon the report of the superintendent of the property in accordance with the provisions of public works, together with any objections or Section 15.12.130. Any property owner shall protests which may be raised by any of the prop- have the rightto have any such unsafe or dilapi- erty owners liable to be assessed for the work of dated buildings or structures removed or abating such nuisance. and any other interested repaired at his own expense, provided the same is persons. Thereupon the council may make such done prior to the expiration of the thirty days. revision, correction or modification in the report (Ord. 154 Ch. 5 § 7, 1969) as it may deem just, after which. by resolution, the report as submitted, or as revised. corrected

Record. said hearing or consideration may be continued The superintendent of public works shall keep from time to time. The decision of the council on an account of the cost (including incidental all protests and objections which may be made, expenses) of abating the nuisance on each sepa- shall be final and conclusive. (Ord. 154 Ch. 5 § 9, rate lot, or parcel ofland where the work has been . 1969)

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15.12.190 Cost-Assessment. assessor and tax collector to add the amounts of The amount of the cost for abating such nui- the respective assessments to the next regular sance upon the various lots or parcels ofland, as bills of taxes levied against the respective lots and confirmed by the council, shall constitute special parcels of land for municipal purposes, and assessments against the respective lots or parcels thereafter said amounts shall be collected at the of land, and as thus made and confirmed shall same time and in the same manner as ordinary constitute a lien on said property for the amount municipal taxes are collected, and shall be sub- of such assessments, respectively. After the con- ject to the same penalties and the same procedure firmation of the report, a copy shall be turned under foreclosure and sale in case of delinquency over to the assessor and tax collector acting for as provided for ordinary municipal taxes. (Ord. the city, whereupon it shall be the duty of said 154 Ch. 5 § 10, 1969)

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15.16.010

Chapter 15.16 15.16.020 Permit-Required.
It is unlawful for any person to move, or cause
to be moved, any building upon any lot, piece or
MOVING BUILDINGS* parcel of!and located within the city and which is
to be permanently affixed to the land, without

Sections: first having obtained a permit as provided in this

required. ing structures by eye bolts or by any other device

affording equal or better strength and safety; 15.20.030 Erection requirements.

C. A mast which extends more than ten feet 15.20.040 Violation-Penalty. above the top ofits base support shall be strength-

Outdoor television antennas· erected within wires, and a mast over twenty feet long shall bethe city on or after June 2, 1953, shall be erected strengthened with similar sets of guy wires atin compliance with the requirements set forth in approximately ten foot intervals. Each guy wirethis chapter and with applicable federal regula- tions and the Civil Aeronautics Authority. (Ord. shall have a minimum breaking strength of six 53 § I, 1953) hundred pounds; D. All towers shall be securely anchored and

shall be strengthened and supported by three guy Every person, firm, corporation, or associa-

wires to each section. Each guy wire shall have ation shall, prior to erecting an outdoor television minimum breaking strength of nine hundredantenna, procure from th.e city clerk a permit, in such form as the clerk may determine, authoriz- pounds. Should guy wires be anchored to "dead ing and approving the installation. Upon com- men" or other type of anchorage, such anchorage pletion of the installation, the permit shall be shall be of a character capable of withstanding a filed with the city clerk, and to be acceptable for minimum guy wire pull ofnine hundred pounds; filing, shall bear the signature of the duly E. A lighting arrester, suitable for the fre- appointed building inspector for the city approv- quency for which television apparatus is ing the installation. In the event that the antenna, designed, and approved by Underwriters' Labo-as erected, does not comply with the provisions ratories for television leads, shall, if available, beof this chapter, or in other respects does •not provided for each lead-in conductor and shall beappear to be erected, supported and guyed in a manner satisfactory to said building inspector, located outside the building and as near as prac- the latter shall instruct the person, firm, corpora- ticable to the entrance 9fthe conductor into the tion or association which erected the antenna building. The arrester shall not be located near either to make corrections so that the antenna, as combustible material or in a hazardous location: erected, will comply with the provisions of this F. Every metal mast or tower shall be chapter and the instructions of said building grounded by a conductor of suitable size, bonded inspector, or remove the antenna. (Ord. 53 § 2, if possible to a water pipe. (Ord. 53 § 3. 1953) 1953)

15.20.040 Violation-Penalty. The following requirements will be complied

Violation ofany of the provisions of this chap-with in the erection of an antenna: ter shall constitute a misdemeanor and shall be A. Antennas, masts, or towers shall be secured to structures strong enough to carry the punishable in accordance with the general weight of the installation with necessary allow- penalty provisions of this code, for the commis- ance for wind and vibration; sion of misdemeanors. (Ord. 53 § 4, 1953)

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15.24.010

Chapter 15 .24 SCG-3 Cross Gutter
SCG-4 General Requirements-Sidewalk
DESIGN STANDARDS Curb and Gutter
SCG-5 Sidewalk Returns.

Sections: E. Trenches.

T-3 Trenching and Backfill Requirements 15.24.010 • Adopted. T-4 Trenching Concrete in Alleys. Three copies of each of the design standards F. Seer System. set out in Section 15.24.020 are on file in the S-1 Sewer Manhole office of the city 'clerk for public record and S-2 Drop Manhole inspection, and are adopted by reference and S-3 Manhole Frame and Cover made a part 9f this chapter as though set forth in S-4 Cleanout this chapter in full; subject, however, to any S-5 Sand and Grease Interceptor amendments, additions and deletions set forth in S-6 Swimming Pool Indirect Waste System this chapter. (Ord. 246 (part), 1981) S-7 Sewer. Lateral S8 SanitarY Sewer Data

The following are the design standards for the S-lO Low Pressure Air Test Table. city: G. Storm Drain System. A. Introduction. SD-I Catch Basin Type "A" 1-1 Introduction to Standard Designs and SD-2 Catch Basin Type "B" Specifications for Public Works Improvements. SD-3 Catch Basin Type "C" B. Streets. SD-4 Catch Basin Without Curb ST-I Local Streets SD-5 Storm Drain Junction Structure ST-2 Collector and Arterial Streets SD-6 Curb.Drain ST-3 Intersection Bulb for Minor Residential SD-7 Standard Transition Structure • Street SD-8 PCC Collar Pipe Connections ST-4 Standard Cul-De-Sac SD-9 Storm Drain Pipe Requirements. ST-5 General Requirements H. Water System. • ST-6 Traffic islands W0 l Protection of-Utility Water Lines From ST-7 Gravel Equivalent. Sanitary Sewers C. Driveways. W-2 Fire Hydrant i1:nd Valve Assembly D-l Residential Driveway Approach W-3 3/4" and l" Water Service Connections D-2 Residential Driveway Approach W-4 1-1/2" and 2" Water Service Connections D-3 Commercial Driveway Approach W-5 Valve Lid and Paving Ring With Steel D-4 Driveway Approach-Alternate. Casing D-5 General Requirements-Driveways W-6 ACP Fillings with Concrete Thrust Blocks D-6 General Specifications-· Driveways W-6A Thrust Blocks D-7 Removal of Driveway and Curb Closure W-7 BlowoffValves D-8 Implement Crossing. W-8 Double Check Valve Backflow Preventer D. Sidewalks, Curbs and Gutters. W-9 Reduced Pressure Principle Backflow SCG-l Sidewalk, Curb and Gutter Sections Preventer SCG-2 Access Ramp W-10 Well Destriction

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W-11 Vacuum Breaker Installation SL-2 Street Lighting Standard W-12 Detector Meter SL-3 Circuit Breaker W-13 Detector Check Meter SL-4 Street Lighting Standard W-14 Compound Meter SL-5 Street Lighting Standard W-15 Water System Construction Specifica- SL-6 Underground Electrical Feed Point. tions J. Miscellaneous. W-16 Water System Construction Specifica- M-1 Street Sign tions M-2 Street Sign Location Sidewalk Adjacent W-17 Water System Construction Specifica- to Curb tions M-3 Street Sign Location Planter Strip Adja- W-18 Water System Construction Specifica- cent Curb tions M-4 Curb House Numbers W-19 Water System Construction Specifica- M-5 Mailbox Detail - Group tions M-6 Stop Sign W-20 Water System Construction Specifica- M-7 Tree Planter Box in Sidewalk tions M-8 Survey Monumentation W-21 Water System Construction Specifica- M-9 Standard Barricade tions M-IO Parking Lot Detail W-22 Water System Construction Specifica- M-11 Parking Standards tions M-12 Typical Lot Drainage W-23 Water System Construction Specifica- M-13 Six (6) Ft. Ornamental Screen Fence tions M-14 Concrete Block Fence Detail W-24 Requirements for Protection of the Pub- M-15 Castle Wall Block Fence Detail lic Water Supply M-16 Chain Link Fencing W-25 Requirements for Protection of the Pub- M-17 Tree Staking lic Water Supply • M-18 Standard Legend Symbols W-26 Requirements for Protection of the Pub- M-19 Standard Legend Symbols lic Water Supply M-20 As-Built Drawing Requirements W-27 Requirements for Protection of the Pub- M-21 Bikeway Designation and Details lic Water Supply M-22 Class l Bikeway Requirements W-28 Requirements for Protection of the Pub- M-23 Concrete Block Trash Container lic Water Supply. Enclosure I. Streetlights. M-24 Wooden Trash Container Enclosure. SL-I Street Lighting Standard (Ord. 246 §§ I - IO, 1981)

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