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1213 ORDINANCE NO. 1213 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AMEND- ING ARTICLE VII, CHAPTER 14. OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO PUBLIC UTILITIES AND RATES. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That Article -VII, Chapter 1:4.. of the Anaheim Municipal Code be, and the same is hereby, amended as follows: "SECTION 7100. DEFINITIONS. "The following terms wherever used in this Chapter, or in resolutions of the Council adopted pursuant hereto, except as Otherwise specifically indicated by the context, shall have the meanings respectively set forth in this section, to wit : " 'Consumers : Any person, whether owner, lessee or renter of real property, using electricity or water furnished by the City through meters or by contract, " "Kilowatt Hour": The standard unit of measurement of electrical work or energy. 4° !Standby Charges : A- minimum charge to be paid regardless of the amount of electricity or electrical energy consumed. "THorsepowers : A unit of horsepower shall be determined by the amount of electric current necessary for the con- tinuous operation of any electric- equipment for one hour, based upon the consumption of 714.6 watts per hour. " 'Months : That period of time which shall elapse between the successive monthly readings of meters by the duly authorized agents or officials of the City, whether the same shall be more or less than a calendar month. -••"Installation Charges : The charge made by the City as compensation to it for all labor and material furnished in making connection with any electric line or water main in the City, for electricity or water to be furnished to any consumer. " 'Minimum Charges : A rate" fixed by this Chapter or by resolution of the Council, as compensation to the City, for maintaining its water and electric service and holding itself in readiness to serve., and shall be the least amount of money charged by the City for water and electricity through meters, wires, or pipes of the sizes specified by ordinance or resolution of the Council. " 'Size of Pipes : When any size of pipe is mentioned in this Chapter or in any resolution adopted pursuant hereto, the same shall mean the nominal inside diameter of stand- ard pipe, measured in inches and fractions thereof. - - "SECTION 7LOO.l. CUSTOMER UTILITY SERVICE, "The Customer Utility Service is hereby established and - shall be under the supervision of the finance Department. -1- The accounting section of Customer Utility Service shall be under the supervision of the Accounting Officer of the Finance Department, The cash payments for Customer Utility Service shall be under the supervision of the Collection 4111 Officer of the Finance Department. "The Accounting Division of the Finance Department shall maintain an office for Customer Utility Service in the City Hall, and this office shall receive all applications and determine amounts of deposits for the installation of electric and water services as provided in Section 74.00.144:; it shall read all electric and water meters and compute and record all charges against consumers for electric and water service; it shall render all, bills due and payable to the City in the matter of installation, consumption, delinquen- cy, disconnection and reconnection of electric and water service, and attend to the collection of such bills. It shall make monthly reports to the Council of all tran- sactions in this Chapter, provided; it shall do and per- form all other acts, not inconsistent with General Law nor the Ordinances of the City, which.,may become necessary or expedient for the proper functions and efficiency of said Customer Utility Service, the safeguarding of the revenues of the City and the convenience of the consumers. "SECTION 744.00.2; FUNDS. DEPOSIT. "The Collection Officer of the Finance Department shall deposit all moneys received or collected from consumers in payment of utility services with the Treasurer of the City, not later than the day after the same are collected by him, except as provided in this Chapter. "SECTION 744.00.3. MONTHLY REPORT. "At the first regular meeting of the Council in each month, the Accounting Officer shall present to the Council a written report of all moneys collected, including all de- posits, penalties and other charges of whatever nature made by Customer Utility Service, together with the amounts paid out to consumers on refunds of deposits, the amounts delinquent in the payment of rates and charges for electric and water service and all other amounts and transactions of the office for the preceding calendar month. "SECTION 744.00.44.. SAME. "The report shall show the total number of meters in service for each commodity and the number of meters installed and disconnected during the preceding calendar month, also a monthly comparison of the total amount of electric energy furnished at the main switchboard at the power house of : the City and the total amount of energy sold to consumers as represented by the sum of the readings of all electric meters during the corresponding period, also a similar comparison between the total volume of water pumped and delivered into the mains from the several sources of water supply and the total volume of water sold to consumers as 1111. represented by the sum of the readings of all water meters during the corresponding period. "SECTION 740005. READING METERS, "The Accounting Officer shall once each month examine and read the meters of all consumers of commercial electricity and water furnished by the City and once bi-monthly examine ro -2- and read the meters of all consumers of domestic elec- tricity and water furnished by the City and ascertain the amount of electricity and water so furnished by. the City to each consumer and shall compute the amount due or the amount to become due to the City for electricity and water1111 according to ordinances of the City, resolutions by the Council or contract by which the electricity or water is furnished or delivered to the consumer. "SECTION 71+0006. RENDERING BILL. "Upon ascertaining the amount due the City for electricity and water furnished the consumer, the Accounting Officer shall charge the amount on an approved ledger and render the consumer a bill for the amount due, which amount shall become due and payable upon the date of the reading of the meter. "SECTION 7400.7. SAME; METHOD. "The handing of the bill to such consumer in person, or the placing of the bill in an envelope or upon a postal card addressed to the consumer at his street and house number, as furnished by him to the Customer Utility ' Service, affixing proper er the p postage and mailing in the United States Post Office, shall constitute 'rendering a bill.0 ' - "SECTION 71+00.8.. SAME. NON-RECEIPT OF. "Neither the non-receipt of any bill nor its misplacement, loss or destruction before payment, shall constitute a claim by or in behalf of the consumer for any extension of time in which to make payment thereof. "In case of non-receipt, misplacement, loss or destruction, duplicate bills will be furnished consumers upon appli- cation to the Customer Utility Service and abookkeeping charge of Ten Cents (10�) for each duplicate bill will be made. "SECTION 74.00.9. ENTERING PRIVATE PROPERTY. "For the purpose of complying with or enforcing any of the provisions of this Chapter, or for reading any meter or for installing, testing, changing, repairing, connect- ing or disconnecting any electric or water meter or service, the Accounting. Officer or other officer or .em- ployee of the Customer Utility Service, or any other department of the City, is authorized to enter upon private property any day between the hours of 8;00 o'clock A.M., and 5:00 o 'clock P.M. "SECTION 71+00.10. PLACE OF PAYMENT OF BILL. "All bills of electricity and water furnished by the City shall be payable at the Office of Collections in the City Hall at 204. East Center Street in the City. 4111 . "SECTION 74.00.11. APPLICATION FOR SERVICE. "Any owner, lessee or occupant of real property within the City, who is desirous of purchasing electricity for light or power or is desirous of purchasing water from the City, to be delivered on such property, which property shall be properly wired for electric light or power, or -3- equipped with proper plumbing for the delivery of water thereon, as the case may be, in accordinance with ordi- nances of the City or resolutions of the Council; shall make application in writing to the Customer Utility Service, • "SECTION74 00 12 PAYMENT FOR SERVICE. LIEN. "Each applicant will be required to pay the constituted rates for electric, water, sewer or sanitation services or sewage treatment charges and be governed by the rules and regulations of the Customer Utility Service adopted by the City Council. If the applicant be the owner of the real property and if the bill for such rates is not paid in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter, the amount of the bill shall become a lien upon the property and shall be collected at the same time and in the same manner as all taxes on real property in the City. "On or before the first Tuesday of June of each year, the Division of Accounts of the Finance Department of the City of Anaheim shall present to the City Council a complete list of all of the parcels of real property situated in the City of Anaheim, the owners of which have failed to pay the utility service charges hereinabove mentioned, together with the Code number and parcel number of each parcel of said real property, includingalso the legal description of said parcels of property. The City Council shall adopt aresolution on or about the 1st day of July of each year finding and determining that such charges for utility services are delinquent and declar- ing them to be a lien upon the respective parcels of property listed. On or before the 1st day of July of each year, the Finance Director shall file with the County Auditor of the County of Orange a certified copy of said resolution and said charges shall be placed upon the tax rolls against the respective parcels of real property. "SECTION 7400,13. CONNECTIONS FOR SERVICE. "After the owner, lessee or occupant has complied with the provisions of this Chapter, the Customer Utility Service shall cause connections with the electric dis- tribution system or water mains to be made to the owner' s, lessee' s, or occupant' s premises, all of which connections shall be made through proper meters, "SECTION 7400.14. ADVANCE DEPOSIT. "The Accounting Division of the Finance Department shall require each commercial and industrial consumer, except where the consumer is the legal owner of the real property to be served, to deposit with the City a sum of money equal to the probable amounts as estimated by the Account- ing Officer of two months' bills for the commodity to be supplied by such service. A guarantee of the account by the property owner of the property to be served will be 4111 accepted in lieu of a cash deposit. "The AccountingDivision' of the Finance Department shall p h 11 require each residential consumer to deposit with the City a sum of money equal to the probable amounts as estimated by the Accounting Officer of two months' bills for the commodity to be supplied by such service. - When a residential consumer has consistently paid his current -4- bills promptly for a period of three years, then his deposit will be refunded. If at a later date a resi- dential consumer allows his credit rating to become im- paired, the Accounting Officer shall have the right to require that another deposit be made. "SECTION 7400.15. DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS. "If any bill for electricity or water sold, furnished or supplied to a consumer shall not be paid on or before fifteen (l5) days after the same is due as herein pro- vided, the amount of such bill shall be deducted from and paid by the Accounting Officer out of the deposit so made by the consumer. The Accounting Officer shall have the right to increase or decrease such deposit as he may deem necessary. "SECTION 7400.16. TIME OF PAYMENT. DELINQUENT. "All rates and charges for electricity and water sold, furnished, supplied or delivered by the City of Anaheim shall be due and payable upon the date of the meter reading, and if not paid fifteen (15) days thereafter- -- shall be deemed delinquent and the service of electricity or water to the installation for which such bill is delinquent shall thereupon be subject to disconnection and discontinuance without further notice. "SECTION 7400.17. RENEWAL OF SERVICE. N'E'E. "Where such service has been so disconnected for non-payment of bills, it shall not be reconnected or renewed for the same consumer nor shall such consumer be furnished electric or water services elsewhere except upon payment of the whole amount of the delinquent bills for electricity or water previously furnished to such disconnected instal- lation, together with a reconnecting charge of Two Dollars ( 2) for each service so connected. "SECTION 7400,18. REQUEST FOR DISCONNECTION OF SERVICE., "Should any owner, lessee or occupant be desirous of having the service of electricity or water disconnected from his premises, he shall so notify the Accounting Officer who shall immediately cause the electric or water meter to be read and removed, and the service to be dis- connected from the premises. The Accounting Officer shall then render a final bill to such consumer, which bill shall be due and payable upon the date of the meter read- ing, and any balance of the consumer' s deposit remaining in the hands of the City after all bills for electricity and water supplied through said service has been paid will be returned to the person by whom the deposit was made. !'SECTION 7400.19. SAME. REINSTATEMENT OF SERVICE. 'Reinstatement of electric and water service to such premises shall in all respects be treated as provided in this Chapter for new applications and installations. "SECTION0 740020 NOTICE OF VACANCY, "It shall be the duty of the owner of premises on which electricity or water furnished by the City is used to notify the Customer Utility Service immediately upon the premises being vacated so that Customer Utility Service -5- may disconnect such service. Electricity and water rates will bechargedfor premises vacated in every instance until the City shall have been notified of the discontinu- ance of the use of such electricity or water and to disco 1111 connect such service. "Any owner of such premises failing to give such notice will be compelled to pay such rates for electricity and water due and unpaid from the date of the vacating of such premises until the notice is given, and no electricity or water will thereafter be furnished the premises until all rates and all penalties or reconnecting charges, if any, as prescribed by this Chapter, or by resolution of the Council, have been paid. "SECTION 7400.21. FEE FOR RECONNECTION. "When any consumer shall request the Accounting Officer to temporarily disconnect his service of electricity or water for any reason whatever, such service shall not be resumed until the consumer shall have paid to the Collection Officer the sum of Two Dollars ($2) as a reconnecting charge, for each service so disconnected. "SECTION 7400.22. SERVICE SHUT OFF FOR REPAIRS, ETC. "The City reserves the right at any time to shut off the electric or water- service for the purpose of making ex- tensions or repairs or for other purposes . The City may discontinue water or electric service to any premises -which is being used in violation of any ordinance of the City or of any Law of the State of -California or of the United States and shall not be required to re-establish the service until the unlawful use ceases and the fee for re- connection has been paid. "SECTION 7400.23. FAILURE TO FURNISH SERVICE. "Should the City fail to furnish electricity or water by reason of breakage of any wire, pipe or machinery or from any cause beyond its power or control, the City or any of its employees shall not be held responsible for any damages or if any consumer should fail to pay his bill within the time specified in the provisions of the ordinances of the City and any of the employees of the City disconnect the said electric or water service in compliance with this provision of this Chapter, the City or its employees shall not be held responsible for any damages that might result from such disconnection. "SECTION 7400.24. LOW POWER EQUIPMENT. "In the case of welding transformers, neon lamps, mercury vapor lamps, fluorescent lamps and other gaseous tube lamps or devices having low power factors, served on general service schedules, the City may require the con- sumer to provide at his own expense, power factor corrective equipment, to increase the power factor of any such trans- , - former, lamps or other devices to not less than ninety (90)_ per cent. Such equipment shall be subject to the approval of the Director of Utilities of the City of Anaheim, and shall be of such type as not to interfere with radio or wireless broadcasting or receiving apparatus . The City shall not be compelled to furnish electricity for the operation of any such transformers, lamps or devices unless such approved equipment has been installed and is used© -6- "SECTION 7400.25. SERVICE FOR CIRCUSES, SHOWS, ETC, APPLICATIONS. "Circuses, shows, exhibitions, contractors on construction 410 work and all similar transient consumers, and all persons desiring service outside of the City limits, desiring to be furnished with electricity or water by the City, shall make written application for such services at the office of Customer Utility Service. 11SECTION 7400.26. SAME. CHARGES AND DEPOSIT. "Each such applicant will be charged for all labor, and expense incurred by the City in making such connection, ' also for the use and depreciation of all wire, pipe, hose, meters and other equipment furnished by the City; and the applicant shall deposit with the Collection Officer at the time of making application, a sum of money sufficient to cover all of said charges. "SECTION 7400.27 SAME. DEPOSIT FOR SERVICE. "In the case of transient consumers, each applicant will also be required to deposit with the Collection Officer, before service is installed, a sum of money sufficient to pay for the amount of electricity and water to be used through such services, as estimated by Customer Utility Service at the established rate; any balance of the de posits remaining in the hands of the City after all proper rates and charges have been deducted therefrom, shall be -- ` returned to the applicant when the service is discontinued. "SECTION 7400.28. WATER FOR IRRIGATION. "No water shall be furnished for irrigation purposes inside of the City except for irrigation by means of overhead sprinkling. Such service shall be permitted only through l2-inch meter and through 2-inch meter connections ; pro- vided, however, that no service shall be given through the connections aforesaid, or for irrigation purposes above mentioned, except when such water may be furnished without interfering with a sufficient supply of water to the present consumers for domestic purposes. No water shall be furnished for irrigation purposes outside of the City. "SECTION 7400.29. SAME. APPLICATION. TIME OF USE. "Service provided for in the preceding Section shall be granted only upon the written application first having been made, and having been connected to the City mains. The application for use of water shall be made to the Director of Utilities of the City. If the application be granted by the Director of Utilities, the Director of Utilities shall allot to the consumer a specific time, and water shall be used by the consumer at such time as is specified by the Director, and in no case shall the Director of Utilities permit the consumer to use water for the pur- poses aforesaid except between the hours of 8:00 o 'clock P.M. to 6:00 o' clock A.M. of the following day. 41/0' "SECTION00 0 74 03 0 SAME. TERMINATION. FEE FOR RENEWAL. "The consumer may terminate service for irrigation at any time upon giving notice to the Director of Utilities and after such notice the service will not be reconnected until an additional service fee of Two Dollars ($2) shall have been paid. -7- "SECTION 7400.31. FIRE LINES. CHARGES, "No 'fire line shall be used for any purpose other' than for the extinguishment of fire, unless the same be supplied 1111 ' through a meter, in which: event the regular rates shall be charged, together with a -charge sufficient to cover the_.. cost of the meter and installation. Where any' fire line is used for fire purposes only, the owner or consumer shall pay the cost of installation, including the cost of a 'pro- portional meter or a detector check meter and shall pay for all repairs to or necessary changes in such service from the City main to the premises served. Should the owner fail to pay for such repairs or charges within fifteen (15) days after the rendering of the -bill thereof, as provided in this Chapter, such fire line service will be disconnected by the City and shall not be reconnected except as provided in Sections 7400.14., 7400.15, 7400.16 and 7400.17. "SECTION 7400.32. FIRE HYDRANTS. APPLICATION FOR USE. "No fire hydrants shall be opened or used except by the Customer Utility Service, Fire and Public Utilities. Any person desiring to use water through any fire hydrant or other hydrant owned and controlled by the City will be required to make application and deposit therefor as pro- vided in Sections 7400025, 7400.26 and 7400.27.' "SECTION 7400.33. USE OF WATER FOR FIRE. "In the case of a fire necessitating the use of water from the City mains, no person shall use water from the mains for any purpose whatsoever except for the extinguishment of such fires or the saving of adjoining property. "SECTION 7400.34. OBSTRUCTING USE OF HYDRANT. "No person shall place on or about any hydrant a Siamese or other fire hose connection, or curb-cock connected with the pipes of the Water Department of the City, any build- ing material or other obstruction so as to prevent free access to such hydrant or other hose connection. "SECTION 7400035. STOPCOCK. "(a) There shall be a stop-cock in every water service attachment on the sidewalk or parking space, just inside the curb at a point to be designated by the City, which stop-cock together with water meter. and its box, shall be supplied by the City and shall be for its exclusive use and under its exclusive control. ".(b) The City will not be responsible for damages to buildings or their contents occasioned by any break beyond the street service box; and water consumers are hereby re- quired for their own protection, to provide, at their own expense', another stop-cock to be placed at the first suit- able point beyond the stop or service of the City. 110 "(c) When more than one service pipe is supplied from one attachment, there shall be as many protection stop-cocks as there are service pipes. 't(d) All consumers of water must keep their service pipes, fixtures, stop-cocks and other apparatus (but not the service owned and put in by the City) in good repair and -8- free from leakage at their own expense, and they will be liable for all damages which may result from their failure to comply with this Section. • "SECTION 71+00.3. 6. HEAVY CAST IRON METER BOX. FEE. n water meters from damage Where it is necessary to protectg by heavy trucking in driveways where meters are located, a -charge of Fifteen Dollars ($15) will 'be made to cover the cost of a heavy cast iron_ meter box. "SECTION 7400.37. CITY EQUIPMENT. REPAIRS. CHARGES. "All electric and water meters and all materials and equip- ment installed by the Public Utility Department shall remain at all times the property of the City and where re- placements, repairs or adjustments of any meter or equipment are rendered necessary by the act, negligence or careless- ness of the consumer, any expense caused the Department thereby shall be charged against and collected from the consumer. If the consumer fails to-pay such charges upon demand, the electricity or water may be shut off until the charges are paid, as provided in Sections 7400.16 and 7400.1.7. Meters shall not be installed in series. "SECTION 7400.38. BY-PASSING ELECTRICITY OR WATER PROHIBITED. "No person shall by-pass or divert electricity or water, so that the same will not be metered, or break the seals or change or tamper with the connections of any electric or water meter owned and controlled by the City. "SECTION 7400.39. METER TEST. REQUEST AND FEES. "Any consumer may demand that the meter through which electricity or water is being furnished to his premises be examined and tested by the Public Utility Department for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not it is regis- tering correctly the amount of electricity or water which is being delivered through it. The demand shall be made in writing to the Customer Utility Service and shall be accompanied by a deposit in the amount charged for the various sizes, to wit : For testing any electric meter . 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.50 For testing a 5/8t x 3/4" water meter . . . 2.50 For testing a 1" water meter • 0 0 0 • • 0 . 3.00 For testing a 12" water meter 0 . . 0 0 . 0 3050 For testing a 2" water meter 0 0 0 0 0 . . . X4000 For testing a 3" water meter 0 . . . . . . 0 $6000 For testing a 4" water meter . . 0 • 0 0 • 0 $8.00 For testing a 6" or larger water meter . 0 .$10.00 "Upon receipt of such demand it shall be the duty of Customer Utility Service to cause the meter to be examined and tested. If on examination and test, the meter shall be found to register over three (3) per cent more electricity 1111 or water than actually passes through it, another meter shall be substituted therefor and the fee charged shall be repaid to the consumer making the application and the electric or water bill for the current period adjusted in such a manner as the Accounting Officer may deem fair and just. If the meter shall be found to be accurate, the fee so deposited shall be forfeited to the City and the electric and water bills paid as rendered. -9- "SECTION 7 .00. .0. CHANGE OF LOCATION OF EQUIPMENT. APPLICATION. "Any consumer desiring to change the location of any of the City' s equipment that has already been installed for 41/1 electric or water service, shall make application in writing to the Customer Utility Service, and upon payment of the estimated cost of same, the Customer Utility Service shall cause such change to be made. The City shall have the right to change the location of any meter or service equipment upon the property occupied by any consumer. "SECTION 7400.41. SHORTAGE OF WATER. "In the event a shortage of water becomes imminent, or if for any other reason, it shall become necessary to temporarily curtail the supply of electricity or water furnished by the City, the Director of Public Utilities shall formulate rules and regulations governing sign and show window lighting, the hours of quantities of water to be used for sprinkling lawns and gardens , and such other rules and regulations as may be deemed requisite and equitable for governing the use of electricity and water furnished by the City, provided, that such rules and regu- lations shall be subject to the approval of the Council. "For every violation of the provisions of this Section, • the Finance Department is hereby authorized to impose and collect a penalty of Five Dollars ($5) for the first offense and Ten Dollars MO) for each subsequent offense so com- mitted. "if the penalty is not paid when demanded, the Customer Utility Service is authorized to discontinue the electric or water supply or both, as the case may be, from the premises of the offending party, and such service shall not be reinstated until the penalty shall have been paid and also an additional penalty of Two Dollars ($2) for re- connecting each such service. "SECTION 7400.42. SALE OF SURPLUS SERVICES OUTSIDE OF CITY. "The Council is authorized and empowered to sell and dis- tribute any surplus or excess electricity or water outside the corporate limits of the City, in such amounts and by such means and at such rates as the Council may deem proper for the best interests of the City, provided, that the rates to be charged for such services shall be fixed by resolution of the Council, and provided further, that all such instal- lations and services shall in all other respects be gov- erned by the provisions of this Chapter and by the rules and regulations established by the Director of Public Utilities. "SECTION 700.43. DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC UTILITIES. "The City Council does hereby determine and declare that the City, in the operation of its municipal public utility 410 has developed an excess of water, light, ...heat and power over and above the amount which is necessary for the use of the City and its inhabitants, "The Council may, and it is authorized and empowered to sell and distribute any excess of water, light, heat and power, or either or any one of them, outside the corporate limits of the City, on such terms as may be established and -10- prescribed by the Council, and the Council is authorized. and empowered to lease any excess of water, light, heat and power, or either or any one of them, provided that no lease- shall be valid for a period of more than fifteen _(15) 1111 years, and all leases shall be let to the highest bidder at public auction. "SECTION 7400®)1)x . RULES AND REGULATIONS. "The Director of Public Utilities may, from time to time, make reasonable rules and regulations not in conflict with this Chapter, governing water and electric service, subject to the approval of the Council, and all consumers shall observe the same to the same extent as though set forth in this Chapter. "SECTION 7400.45. CHARGES FOR SERVICES FIXED BY RESOLUTION. "The Council shall, by resolution, fix the installation charges to be collected by the Finance Department for-each electric service to be connected with the distribution system of the City and establish installation charges for water installation, and the Council shall, by resolution, establish the rates to be charged by the Finance Department for electric energy and water furnished to consumers, and for all services rendered in connection therewith including standby charges,„ SECTION 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this Ordinance and shall cause the same to be printed once within fifteen (15) days after its adoption, in the Anaheim Bulletin, a newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and circu- lated in said City, and thirty (30) days from and after its final passage it shall take effect and be in full force. THE FOREGOING ORDINANCE is approved and signed by me this. 28th day of January , 1958. MAYOR OF THE CITY •F AN' 1 IM ATTEST: - r C_TY CLERK OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM 1 -11- • • STATE OF CALIFORNIA) COUNTY OF ORANGE )ss. CITY OF ANAHEIM ) I, DENE M. WILLIAMS, City Clefk of the City of Anaheim, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was introduced at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Anaheim, held on the 21st day of January, 1958, and that the same was passed arid adopted at a regular meeting of said City Council, held on the 28th day of January, 1958, by the following vote of the members thereof: AYES: COUNCILMEN: Pearson, Coons, Fry, Schutte and Wisser NOES: COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: None • AND• I FURTHER CERTIFY that the Mayor of the City of Anaheim approved and signed said Ordinance on the 28th day of January, 1958. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the City of Anaheim this 28th day of January, 1958. CITY CLERK .0E THE CITY OF ANAHEIM I, DENE M. WILLIAMS, CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING ORDINANCE (SEAL) NO. A.? 13 WAS PU3LISHED ONCE • IN THE ANAHEIM BULLETIN /9Jf l/( , l • A6„ 111