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Affidavit of Publication
In the Superior Court of the County of Orange ; a
State of California
-ANAHEIM {,
Plaintiff '
vs.
Defendant
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, t
County of Orange, f
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sworn, deposes and says: That at all times hereinafter mentioned, he was
a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a resident
of said county, and was at and during all said times the printer, publisher and
proprietor of the Anaheim Gazette, a newspaper of general circulation, print.
ed and published weekly in the City of Anaheim, in said County of Orange,
State of Calffornia; that said Anaheim Gazette is and was at all times herein
mentioned, a newspaper of general circulation and -is published for the dis-
semination of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general char-
acter, having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all
said times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said City of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for more
than one year preceding the first publication of the notice herein mention-
ed; that the .. 6// Q '7........... .......................
of. which the
annexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper at
least ........ ............ ..times, commeaoi�tg on ,the
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and as often during said time as said newspaper was regularly issued; that
is to say, on the following dates, to -wit:
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ORDINANCE NO. 486
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, PER-
'T'AINING TO THE REGULATION
AND USE OF GASOLINE* AND
PROTECTION OF THE CUTY
AGAINST FIRE; PROVIDING
PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLA-
TION THEREOF, AND REPEAL-
ING ALL ORDINANCES AND
PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CON-
FLICT THEREWITH.
The Board of Trustees of the City of
Anaheim_ Do Ordain as Follows:
SECTION 1. It shall be unlawful for
any person, firm, corporation, owner,
lessee, or occupant to burn rubbish,
waste -paper, rags, excelsior, combust-
ible material within Fire District No. 1.
SECTION 2. It shall be unlawful for
any person, firm, corporation, owner,
lessee or occupant to burn rubbish,
waste -paper, rags, excelsior, straw,
grass, weeds, or any other inflammable
or combustible material within the cor-
porate limits of the City of Anaheim,
California, at any other time than be-
tween the hours of six o'clock A. M.
and ten o'clock A. M., and then only
at a distance of 15 feet from any build-
ing or other combustible structures.
SECTION 3. It shall be unlawful
for any person, firm or corporation as
owner, agent, tenant, lessee or occupant
of any building or any lot, within the
fire limits of the, City of Anaheim, Cali-
fornia, to permit rubbish, waste -paper,
straw, rags, excelsior or junk or any
other waste or inflammable or com-
bustible materials to accumulate upon
any roof, or in any room, basement,
hall, closets or light wells of any build-
ing or to permit dry weeds or grass or
other rubbish to accumulate on any lot
or premises nearer than 10 feet of any
building or other structure within the
fire district. �dr
SECTION 4. It shall be unlawful
for any person, firm or corporation to
maintain or conduct any store, wherein
any goods, wares or merchandise com-
posed of combustible materials are kept
or offered for sale, unless there is
maintained unobstructed aisles not less
than four (4) feet wide from the front
entrance to rear exit, together with
sufficient cross aisles not less than
three (3) feet wide each; so as to pro-
vide ample passageways therein, pro-
vided further that said goods, wares
and merchandise shall not be piled up
nearer the ceiling of said store room
than three (3) feet.
It shall be the duty of the chief of
the fire department or his assistants
to notify in writing the owner, agent,
tenant, lessee or occupant of such
building, lot or premises in or upon j
which stich accumulations are found to
remove same forthwith and the person
or persons receiving such notice shall
within 12 hours after receiving the
game, comply with the requirements
thereof.
SECTION 5. Provided further, that
no person or persons shall make or
-ause to be made any open fire for
burning rubbish or weeds or combust-
ible material on any streets, alleys or
Sidewalks within the City of Anaheim,
California, provided further that no
pumps or other devices for handling
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filling station or clothes cleaning estab-
lishment, except as authorized by such
permit, and provided for in this Ordi-
nance.
(b) Protection. 1. There shall be in
every public garage and clothes clean-
ing establishment one chemical fire
extinguisher of not less than three
gallons each where the floor space I,-
less
.less than one thousand square feet, and
one additional chemical fire ex-
tinguisher for each additional 1000
square feet of floor space or fraction
thereof.
2. Every public garage shall also
have on hand at all times at least two
hundred pounds of clean sand with one
hand scoop in each barrel or box of
sand to be placed in different parts of
main floor and repair shop, if any, such
sand when saturated with oil or gaso-
line shall be removed from the building.
The use of sawdust for absorbing oils
In any garage shall be prohibited (ex-
cept for sweeping only).
(d) Regulations for automobile garage
and.clothes cleaning establishments.
Every garage and clothes cleaning
establishment must at all times con-
form to the following regulations:
1. No gasoline shall be allowed to
remain in any open can or open re-
ceptacle of any kind in or about the
garage or clothes cleaning establish-
ment.
2. No gasoline shall be put into or
taken out of any automobile where
there is an open light, or when the
engine is in momentum.
3. No stove, forge, torch or other
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flame or fire shall be permitted in any
garage, except in the office, retiring
room or repair shop.
4. All lighting shall be by incandes-
cent electric lights.
5. No smoking shall be allowed in-
side of any clothes cleaning establish-
ment. A notice in large letters, "No
Smoking" shall be displayed in a con-
spicuous place and manner on the
floors and at all entrances to any
clothes cleaning establishments.
6. Handling Gasoline. Gasoline up
to twenty-five gallons in amount may
be kept inside of a garage and one
gallon in any clothes cleaning establish-
ment; provided that they are kept in
safety metal containers.
7. Gasoline may be kept in approved
portable filling tanks inside of a ga-
rage. No such filling tank shall have
a capacity to exceed fifty (50) gallons.
Every approved portable filling tank
shall be mounted on all metal wheels
with rubber tires and shall be equipped
with an approved pump fitted with hose
attachment not to exceed eight (8) feet
in length with shut-off nozzle. The
gasoline shall be pumped into the reser-
voirs of the automobile from such ap-
proved wheel tanks. Such portable
wheel tanks when not in use must be
kept near the entrance of the building.
8. Storage of Gasoline. Except as
hereinafter provided, all gasoline other
than that contained in the tanks of
automobiles shall be kept in under -
;round tanks in accordance with the
.ollowing specifications:
(1) No single tank shall have a ca-
.3acity of more than one thousand
(1,000) gallons.
(2) All gasoline storage tanks above
150 gallon capacity shall be constructed
walk or to alley or to other public
highway, it shall terminate in a screw
cap securely locked, and be protected'
by a cast iron filler box, which shall be
flush with the sidewalk or alley of
the highway.
(14) All pipes shall be galvanized
and put together with litharge and
glycerine.
(g) Pumps. Gasoline shall be
drawn from storage tanks only by au-'
tolnatic closing valve pumps. Such
pumps must bu located above the top
of the tanks.
SECTION 8. Cruet' of Fire Depart-
ment and Assistants to enforce this
Ordinance and have access to alI build-
ings, for the purpose of enforcing this
Ordinance, and ascertaining whether
the provisions of the Ordinance are
complied with. It shall be unlawful for
any owner or occupant of any building
or premises to refuse or interfere with
the entrance to any building or prem-
ises by the Chief of the Fire Depart-
ment or any of his assistants for the
said purpose.
SECTION 9. Any person, firm or 1
corporation or any employee, officer,
agent or representative of any person,
firm or corporation violating any pro-
vision of this Ordinance shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor, and shall be punished
by a fine not to exceed fifty dollars, or
by imprisonment in the city jail not
to exceed 15 days, or by both such fine
and imprisonment. Each day of viola-
tion of any of the provisions of this
Ordinance shall be a separate offense.
SECTION 10. All. Ordinances or
parts of Ordinances to the extent that
the same conflict herewith are to that
extent hereby repealed.
SECTION I1. The City Clerk shall
cause this Ordinance to be published
one time in the Anaheim Gazette, a
weekly newspaper, printed, published
and circulated in said City of Anaheim,
California, and thirty days thereafter it
shall take effect and be in force.
The above Ordinance is signed, ap-
proved and attested by me, this 8th day
of April, 1926.
PERRY W. MATHIS,
(Seal) President of the Board of Trus-
tees of the City of Anaheim.
Attest:
EDWARD B. MERRITT,
Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 1
COI?NTY OF ORANGE, ss.
CITY OF ANAHEIM,
1, Edward B. Merritt, City Clerk of
the City of Anaheim, do hereby certify
that the foregoing Ordinance was in-
troduced at a meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held
on the 25th day of March, 1926, and
that the same was passed and adopted
at a meeting of said Board of Trustees
held on the 8th day of April, 1926, by
the following vote:
AYES: Trustees Mathis, Miller, Graf-
ton, Franzen and Stock.
NOES: Trustees, None.
ABSENT AND NOT VOTING: Trus-
tees, None.
And I further certify that the Pres-
ident of the Board of Trustees signed
and approved said Ordinance on the
4th day of April, 1926.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, t have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal of the said City, this the 8th day
>f April, 1926.
TiTI[l(�ALT i) TT Lrt">i�im,n
tenant, lessee or occupant of such
building, lot or premises in or upon
which such accumulations are found to
remove same forthwith and the person
or persons receiving such notice shall
within 12 hours after receiving the
same, comply with the requirements
thereof.
SECTION 5. Provided further, that
no person or persons shall make or
cause to be made any open fire for
burning rubbish or weeds or combust-
ible material on any streets, alleys or
sidewalks within the City of Anaheim,
California, provided further that no
pumps or other devices for handling
gar�line, petroleum, crude oils or other j
oils sticai JJq installed or used on any
street or sidewalks within the City of
Anaheim, California, unless specific
Permission shall have first been ob-
tained from the Board of Trustees of
the City of Anaheim, California.
SECTION 6. Regulating the con-
struction and use of buildings occupied
as garage, clothes cleaning establish-
ments and the storage and use of gaso-
line in connection therewith.
Definitions an(j miscellaneous pro-
visions:
The following terms shall have the
following meaning in this Ordinance,
to -wit:
(a) "Chief of fire department" means
chief of the fire department of the
City of Anaheim, California, or any
one of his assistants.
(b) "Approved" means approved by
the chief of the fire department.
(c) "Gasoline" means any product or
any hydro -carbon liquid that will flash
or emit an inflammable vapor below
the temperature of one hundred and
ten (110) degrees Fahrenheit.
(d) An "automobile" is any Tnotor
vehicle using gasoline or distillate for
generating motive power.
(e) A "public garage" is a building
where motor vehicles are kept or stored
where a charge is made for use or
storage of automobiles.
(f) A "private garage" is a building
where an automobile or automobiles
are kept for private use only, and not
rented nor hired out to the public nor
any charge made for keeping the same.
(g) "Private garages" where more'
than two automobiles are kept or stored
shall be subject to the same require-
ments as specified for public garages.
(h) A "Garage" shall include both a
public and private garage.
(i) "Clothes cleaning establishments"
shall mean any building or premises
where more than one (1) quart of
gasoline is kept to be used for cleaning
or renovating any clothing or articles
of wearing apparel or fabric of any
kind including dye works and tailor
shops.
(k) "Standard test" means will not
flash or emit an inflammable vapor
below one hundred and tc.
grees Fahrenheit; the fire chief shall
determine the flashing point.
(1) The provisions of this Ordinance
shall apply to buildings now existing
as well as any hereafter constructed
SECTION i. Garages, filling stations,
clothes cleaning establishments:
(a) Permits. It shall be unlawful
for any person, firm or corporation
hereafter to conduct or maintain any
garage, filling station or clothes clean-
ing establishment without first obtain-
ing a permit therefor from the Board
of Trustees of the City of Anaheim,
California. The application for a per-
mit shall be in writing, and shall spe-
cify the name of the permitee and the
location of the premises to be used as
an automobile garage, filling station, or
clothes cleaning establishment, and the
amount of gasoline that may be stored
in said premises. No gasoline shall be
kept or stored in or about any garage.
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gasoline shall be pumped into the res(
voirs of the automobile from such a
proved wheel tanks. Such portal
wheel tanks when not in use must
kept near the entraiace of the buildii
8. Storage of Gasoline. Except
hereinafter provided, all gasoline oty
than that contained in the tanks
automobiles shall be kept in undf
ground tanks in accordance with t
following specifications:
(1) No single tank shall have a c
pacity of more than one thousa
(1,000) gallons.
(2) All gasoline storage tanks abo
250 gallon capacity shall be construct
of at least twelve (12) gauge galva
ized steel or one-quarter (t/4) in
bla,'- hearth stock. Provid
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construc.ed of not less than fourte
(14) gauge galvanized steel.
(3) All tanks made of galvaniz
steel shall be carefully riveted W
soldered. All tanks made of black sti
shall be carefully riveted and calked.
(4) All tanks shall be coated on t
outside with asphaltum or other ru _
resisting material.
(5) There shall be no openings or
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top thereof, and no tank shall be con-
nected either directly or indirectly with .
any drain, catch basin, public or private
sewer.
(6) All tanks shall be underground,
outside of any building, in the yard, or
under the sidewalk as near the curb line
as-- possible, or tinder a public alley.
The top of the tank shall be four (4)
feet below the surface - and entirely
surrounded by not less than five (5)
feet of earth and shall rest upon an
earth foundation.
(i) Where the space under the side-
walk is excavated for use as part of
basement, tanks shall rest on earth,
with no floor underneath, and _shall be
surrounded on the sides with a con-
crete, wail not less than twelve (12)
inches thick, extending from the base
of the excavation to four (4) feet above
the top of the tank. The space be-
tween the top of the tank and the top
of the wall shall be filled with earth,
and the earth covered with at least
three (3) inches of concrete.
(8) Where more than one tank is
installed, the tanks shall be separated
by at least twelve (12) inches of earth,
all well tamped in place. The top of
every tank shall be below the level of
the lowest pipe line in the building
used in connection with the equipment,
not to have connection with each other.
(9) No storage tank shall be cov-
ered with earth until an inspection has
been made and approval in writing
signed by the chief of the fire depart-
ment.
(10) Any storage tanks shall be pro-
vided Ntith one (1) inch diameter gal-
vanized iron vent pipe, same to be con-
nected to top of the tank. This vent
pipe shall be carried up at least twelve
(12) feet above the ground level and
terminate in a double goose -neck spark
protector, the openings of which shall
be covered with brass or copper wire
screen of at least thirty (30) mesh.
This vent pipe shall be placed on a
dead wall as remote from the windows
and doors as possible, and shall be at-
tached to wall with pipe hooks and
kept firmly in place.
(11) All storage tanks shall be filled
only from a tank wagon and in the
daytime. In - no case shall any truck
or drum of gasoline, empty or other-
wise, be allowed in or about any garage.
(12) Filler pipes shall be made of
galvanized iron piping, which pipes
shall enter at the top and extend to the
bottom of the tank. The upper end of
such filler pipe must terminate in a
screw cap securely locked.
(1$) When filler pipe runs to side,
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rags, ecelsior,' combustiOle material within mire District no. 1.
9 CA' ICON 2: It shall be unla-,,-:rul for any person, firm, cor-
10 poration, o7.ner, lessee or occupant to burn rubbish, waste -paper,
11 rags, excelsior, straw, --rass, woods, or ci.ny other 1nflamrial7le or
12 combustible material within the corporate limits of the City of
13 -mahelat, California, at any other ti -ie than bet-neen the htcnirs of
14 six o'clock A. �1. ,and ter, o'clock A. L.., and then only at a als-
15 tance of 15 feat from any building or other combustiole st.-Licturess.
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poration as ovaler, agent, tenant, lessee or occupant of any building
18 or any lot, -aithin the fire limits of the City of ;.naheim, Call -
19 fornia, to permit rubbish, waste -paper, straw, excelsior or
20 junk or any other waste or inflammable or combustible materll.als to
21 accumulate upon any roof, or in any room, basement, hall, closets
22 or light wells of nny building or to permit dry wouds or ,;�rass or
23 other rubbish to accumulate on any lot or promises nearer than 10
24 feet of any Juilding or other structure within the fire (!ist-rict
25 34:CTION 4: It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or cor-
26 poration to viintain or conduct any store, wheroin any goods, -are5
27 or merchandise composo(i of combustible materials are kept or offer)d
28 for sale, unless there is maintained unobstructed aisles not less
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30 gether with mif4j"Icl,,,cit cross aisles not lee -s than three (3) feet
31 gide each; so as to provide r;onplo passagow-ays theroin, Provided
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It shall be the duty of the chief of the fire department or
his assistants to notify in writing the owner, agent, tanant,
Lessee or occupant of such building, lot or premises In or upon
which such accumulations are found to remove same'-*ort]T;,,Ith -,ird th
person or nersons receiving such notice shall within 12 hours after
receiving the same, comply with the requirements thereof.
.3aCTION 5: 1?rovided further, that no person or persons shall
make or cause to 'Je made any open fire for burning, ruboish or weeds
or combustible material on any streets, alloys or sldwv7-,tlks withir
the City of Anaheim, California, provided further that no pumps ox
other devices for handling gasoline, -petroleum, crude oils or other
oils shall be Installed or used on any street or siaewalks within
the City of Anaheim, California, unless specific permission shall
have first been obtained from the 3oard of Trustees of the City 01
Anaheim, California,
SjCTIOS 6: Regulating the construction and use of buildings
occupied as garage, clothes cleaning establishments and the storape
and use of gasoline in connection therewith.
Definitions and miscellaneous provisions:
The following terms shall have the following rmaning in this
Orainanoo, to -wit:
(a) "Chief of fire departinont" means chief of the fire de-
partmont of the O"Ity of Anaheim, :'alifornia, or any one of r is
assistants.
(b) "Approved" means approved by the chief of the -471re de-
partmai-it.
(c) "Gasoline" means arig ;product or tiny hydro -carbon 1114uld
that will flash or emit an inflammable vapor below the temperature
of one hundred arA ten (110) de roes lilahroaheit.
(d) An "automobile" is any motor vehicle using gasoline or
distillate for :T,-,nerati.ag motive power.
(e) a "public ,arae is a building where motor vehicles ar
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kept or stored where a charge is made for use or storage of auto-
mobiles,
(f) A "private 1,;nratge'l is a building 'where an automobile or
automobiles are kept for private use only, I;ind not rents d nor hirei
out to the public nor any charge made for keeping the same.
(g) "Private garagres" where more than two automobiles atre
kept or stored shall be subject to the same requiremants as spec-
ified for publIo garages.
(h) A "Gara�W' shall Include ooth a public and private garage.
(i) "011othes cleanIng esta")llsh.ments?' ah,.Ul mean any build-
ing or promises where more than one (1) quart of gasoline Is kept
to be used for cleaning or renovating any clothing or articles of
wearing, apparel or fabric of any kind including dye works and tail
shops.
W "Standard test" mans will not flash or 3mit an inflam-
a)Lble vapor below one and ten (110) degrees Yahrenlclt;
the fire chief shall determine the flashing point.
(1) -The provisions of this Ordinance shall tjsply to building.
now existing as well as any hereafter conotructed.
3.MION 7: Garages, filling stations, clothes cleaning es-
tablishments:
(a) permits. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or
corporation hereafter to conduct or maintain any garage, filling
station or clothes cleanirig, establishment vithout first obtaining
a permit therefor from the 3oard of Trustees of the City of Anahei
California. The application for a permit shall be In writing, :'ind
shall specify the Vime of the permittee and the location of the
promises to oe used as an automobile garage, fillIag station, or
clothes cleaning establish lent, rMa the amount of gasoline that rfla
be stored in said premises. No ;;asolino shall be kept or stored i
or about any garage, filling station or clothes cleaning establish
meet, except as authori-ed by such pormit, and provided for in thi
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Ordinance,
(b) Irotection. 1. "here shall be in every pW)lic garage 1
and clothes cleaning estaolishr.,lent one cYomical fire e.,,ctIn;,,zuisher1
of not less than three gallons e%l'ch where the floor space is lose!
than one thousand square feet, and one ad"Citional chemic€ -,l ."ire
extinguisher for each additional 1000 square feet of floor space
or fraction thereof.
2. _i,very public izara..�e shall also have on h,,),nd at �.'tll times,
at least two iundred pounds of clean sand with one h-.3nd scoop In
each barrel or box of sand to o,,; nlaced in diff:'L*erent parts of riaiji
floor and repair shop, If any, such s!and v;hen saturated v.,ith oil
or gasoline shall. be removed from the building. 11ho use of Baw-
dust for absorbing oils In any garage shall be prohibited (extent
for sweeping only.)
(d) Regulations for atitomobile garage <,-nd clothes cleaning
a s t a -b I I shmen ts.
'very garaze and clothes clet'tnInf,,, establishment must at all
times con:, -Porn. to the following regulations:
1. No gasoline shall be allowed to ram Lin in any open ca14 W� I
open receptacle of --any kind in or about the garage or clothes
cleaning establishment.
2. 110 gasoline shall be put into or taken out of tiny -auto-
mobile where there Is an open light, or -vihen the engine is in
momentum.
3. No stove, 1"orge, torch or other flame or fire shall be
permitted in any garage, except in the office, retiring room or
repair shop.
4. .ill lighting shall be by incandescent electric lights,
5. No smoki-n.,.:,, shall be allowed inside of any clothes clean-
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establishment. 1 notice in large letters, "No Smoking" shall
be displayed In a conspicious place and manner on the floors and at
all entrances to rmy clot -hes cleaning establishments.
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6, Handling Gasoline. Gasoline up to t7venty-five gallons I'
amount may be kept inside of a garage and one gallon in any clothes
cleaning establishment; provided that they are kept in sa-fety mat4l
containers.
7. Gasoline rray be kept In approved portable filiIng tanks
Inside of a garage. No such filling tank shall have a capacity to
exceed fifty (50) gallons. ,,,very approved portable Jr-1111"ng to
shall be mounted on all matal wheals ",-ith rubber tires anct sYIall be
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shall be pumped into the reservoirs of the automobile from such
apj,,roved wheal tanks. Such portible wheal torilks when not In use
must be kept near the entrance of the building.
8* storage of Gasoline. .except as hereinafter provided, all
gasoline other tht-.tn that contained in the tanks of automobiles
shall be kept In underground tanks in accordance with the jfollowl�
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(1) No single tank shall have a capacity of more t1nn one
thousand (19000) gallons.
(2) All gasoline storage tanks above 250 gallon capacity
shall be constructed of at least twelve (12) guage galvanized ste4l
or one-quarter Q) Inch )lack open hearth stock. i1rovided tanks
of 250 gallons or les7, ray be constructed of not less than four-
teen (14) guage galvanized steel.
(3) All tanks made of galvanized steel shall be carefully
riveted and soldered. ill tanlr_�s r,,iade of olack ste,�,l shall be car) -
fully riveted and calked.
(4) All tanks shall be coated on the outside with asphal'V'-m
or other rust-resistin,,z atarial.
(5) T'here shall be no :-penings or connections of any tank
except on the to,~� thereof, and no tank shall be- connected either
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private sewer.
(6) All tanks shall be underground, outside of any buildingo
in the yard, or under the sidewalk as near the curb line as possit le,
or under a public allay. The top of the tank shall be 'Lour (4)
feet below the surface and entirely surrounded by not less than
five (5) feet of earth and shall rest upon an earth foundation,
(7) "i -ere the space under the sidewalk Is excavated -:.7or use�
as part of !)asemant-,, tanks shall rest on earth, :,,Ith no floor
underneath, and shall be surrounded 6n the sides with a concrete
wall not less than twelve (12) inches thick, extending; from the
base of the excavation to four (4) feat above the top of the tank�.
The space between the to) of the tank and the top of the wall shal
be filled with earth, and the earth covered with at least three
inches of concrete.
(8) -.7here more than one tank Is installed, the tanks shall �e
separated by at least twelve (12) inches of earth, all vmll tampe
In place. �'he top of every tank shall be below the level of the
lowest pipe line In the building used in connection with the equi�_
meat, not to have connection with each other,
(9) No storage tank shall be ooveredwith -arth until an in
spection has been made =and approval in writing signed by the chle:
of the fire department .
(10) Any storage tanks shall be provided *with one (1) Inch
diameter galvanized iron vent pipe, same to be connected to top a
the tank. Tlkiis vent pipe shall be oarried up at least twelve (12
feet above the ground level and tarmln�,te In a doulble
spark protector, the openings of which shr-ill �,e covered 7.rith bras
or copper wire screen of at least thirty (30) mesh. This vent pi
shall be placed on a dead Fis ramoto from the wtndo-�,s nft
doors as possible, and shall be attached to wall with pipe hooks
and kept firmly in place*
(11) All storage tanks shall be filled only from a tank
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wagon and in the daytime. In no case shall aay truck or drum of
gasoline, empty or otherwise, oe allowed, in or about any garage*
(12) Filler pipes shall b -j made of galvanized Iron pining,
which pipes shall enter .,.t the top and extend to the bottom of th�
tank. The upper and of such filler pipe must terminate in a screw
cap securely locked.
(14) 3hen filler pipe runs to side-malk or to alley or to
other public highway, it shall term, inate in a screw clip securely
looked, and be protecteuft' by a cast iron filler box, which shall bj
flush with the sidewalk or alley of the highway.
(14) All pipes shall be :,,alvanized and put together with i
litharge and glycerine.
(g) Pumps. Gasoline shall, be drawn from storagge tanks only
by automatic closing valve pumps. Such pumps must be located ab
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Section 8. Chief of Fire Department and Assistants to enfora
this Ordinance ,)xA have access to all buildings, for the purpose
of enforcing this Ordinance, and ascertaining, whether the pro-
visions of the Ordinance are complied with. It shall be unlaw-ful
for any owner or occupant of any building or premises to refuse or
interfere with the entrance to any building or promises by the
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Chief of the Fire Department or any of his assistants for the sai
purpose *
3ootion 9. -Any person, firm or corporation of any employee,
officer, agent or rapresentative of any person, firm or corporati pn,
violating any provision of this Ordimmce shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor, and shall be punished by a fine not to exceed fifty
dollars, or by imprisonment in the city jail not to exceed. 15 days,
or by both such fine and ii,.�risonment. "ach dof violation of ny
of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be a eeparate offense.
erection 10. ldl Ord or parts, of Ordinances to the e
tent theat thc,, same conflict horowl.th nLre to ghat extent hereby
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repealed.
Section 11. The City Cler'u- shall a-iusa this Ordinance to be
published one time In the Anaheim Grazatte, a weekly newspaper,
printed, published ana circulatod in saim City of lxahelia, Cal-
Ifornia, and thirty days thereafter It shall take effect and be i
force.
The above Ordinmce is signed, approved and attested 'oy me,
this 8day Of 9
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S::j - -Ij Pres. dent/oT the -ioarcl of "rusteas
Attest oe City of
rd .3. Merritt, C le rk
of the 011ty of Anaheim.
STAT-& OF 00ALLU'0RNIA,)
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01"LlY OF ANAHbam"
1, ..dward 3, Merritt, City '-'lark of the City of lmaheim, do
1�er.�by certify that the foragoing Ord .^inance xae introduced at f.1
meeting of the 3oard of '"Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held on i
the ZS- day of 192 and that the srame wa� i
passed and adopted at a meeting of said iOard Of Trustees hold on�
the 9 day of 192 L. , by the follozvinr7 vote:
To�
A 3 3 -`11T AIM NOT VOTBIG:
Ina I further certify that the President of the 3oard of
Trustees signed !uid approved s,..,id Ordinance on the day of
1926
IN "!ITTE1,105 I have hereunto set my hand and affixed
the seal of the said City, this the may of
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