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AGENDA REPORT
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5/1/2012
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15Y
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02
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Ordinance No. <br /> Page 4 <br /> ... C. The owner, operator, manager or other person having control of a restaurant or <br /> other public place shall conspicuously post in, or at every entrance of, every restaurant or other <br /> public place, including all places described in Section 9.24.040 when in or adjacent to a building, <br /> or in outdoor dining areas, "No Smoking" signs and"Smoking" signs, when appropriate. ... <br /> h. Amend Section 9.28.020 Unlawful property nuisances, subsection G: <br /> G. Vehicles parked or stored in residential zoning districts on property, other than on <br /> driveways or other impervious-improved surfaces designed for parking as reasonably determined <br /> by the City, and visible from a public street; <br /> i. Amend Chapter 15.44 Protection of Sanitary Sewer System from Fats, Oil <br /> and Grease as follows: <br /> 15.44.040 Grease interceptor requirements. [insert as the new subdivision C] <br /> C. Shared Grease Interceptors. One or more food service establishments may comply <br /> with the requirements of this chapter by use of a shared grease interceptor. Such shared <br /> interceptor may be located on an adjacent or adjoining parcel, provided, however, that the food <br /> service establishment seeking to establish compliance by means of this section shall demonstrate <br /> to the satisfaction of the operations services director that: (i) it has enforceable rights to utilize <br /> the shared interceptor pursuant to an easement; declaration; covenants, conditions, and <br /> restrictions; or similar instrument; and (ii) the shared interceptor is sized as necessary to <br /> accommodate the discharges of all food service establishments enjoying rights to use such <br /> interceptor; and (iii) there is a mechanism providing for continued maintenance of such shared <br /> interceptor. <br /> [reletter the remaining sections] <br /> Amend 15.44.070 Enforcement , subsection D (Violations Deemed a Public <br /> Nuisance —Abatement— Lien Against Property), subsection 2. (Notice) as <br /> follows: <br /> 2. Written Notice. Prior to bringing any action to abate the nuisance, the city shall <br /> provide written notice to the food service establishment. The notice shall state that if the <br /> nuisance is not voluntarily abated within the stated period, the city will abate the nuisance and <br /> the expense of abatement shall become a charge and shall be a lien against the property. In the <br /> event that the food service establishment does not own the underlying property where the <br /> violation exists, the city shall also provide written notice to the owner of the property as shown <br /> in the last equalized assessment roll. In the event the nuisance relates to a shared grease <br /> interceptor, the city shall provide written notice: (i) to any entity responsible for the maintenance <br /> of such shared interceptor; and (ii) to the owner of the property on which the food service <br /> establishment that has caused the nuisance is located or, in the event it cannot be determined <br />
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