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Chapter VIII — PUBLIC NUISANCES

San Marino Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-06 · San Marino

08.01.01: DEFINITIONS:

The following words and phrases, when used in this Chapter, shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this Section: COST OF ABATEMENT: All actual costs incurred by the City in connection with the abatement including, but not limited to, preparation of work orders and/or contracts, labor and inspection costs, cost of rental equipment, legal fees or, if City equipment is used, the cost of commercial rental or similar equipment. The City shall offset any salvage value resulting from the abatement against the cost of abatement.

OWNER: Such person or persons shown as the owner(s) of the real property on the last equalized assessment roll of the Los Angeles County Tax Assessor. (Ord. 952, 3-8-89)

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▸ Contents — San Marino Zoning Code
San Marino Zoning Code
  1. Chapter XXIII — ZONING AND DEVELOPMENT, ADVERTISING AND SIGNS,
  2. Chapter XXIII — ZONING AND DEVELOPMENT, ADVERTISING AND SIGNS,
  3. Chapter I — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  4. Chapter II — ADMINISTRATION
  5. Chapter IV — EMERGENCY SERVICES
  6. Chapter VI — ANIMALS AND FOWL
  7. Chapter VIII — PUBLIC NUISANCES
  8. Chapter IX — REFUSE1
  9. Chapter X — PUBLIC HEALTH
  10. Chapter XI — BUSINESS LICENSES
  11. Chapter XII — TAXICABS
  12. Chapter XIII — BICYCLES1
  13. Chapter XIV — MISCELLANEOUS
  14. Chapter XV — TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES
  15. Chapter XVI — STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
  16. Chapter XVII — PUBLIC PARKS
  17. Chapter XVIII — TREES AND SHRUBS
  18. Chapter XXI — SPECIAL DISTRICTS
  19. Chapter XXII — SUBDIVISIONS
  20. Chapter XXIV — COMPLIANCE VERIFICATION
  21. Chapter XXV — UNIFORM CODES
  22. Chapter XXVI — TAXATION/UTILITY TAX
  23. Chapter XXVII — FRANCHISES/CABLE TELEVISION

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