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E. Installation or maintenance of signs bearing flashing or moving lights, except for temporary warning signs, barricades or flashers required for protection or the public during construction operations; F. Application of paint to paved surfaces, including curbs, except for official traffic markings and marking of underground facilities in connection with construction or maintenance work; G. Construction or placement of any fill, wall, pipe, column, pole, fence, tree, shrub or any other item within any right-of-way, or which would constrict and reduce the capacity of any watercourse to carry stormwater. In Chapter 13.08 PARKS AND RECREATION FACILITIES, §13.08.190 is amended as follows: 13.08.190 Smoking. A. No person shall smoke anywhere within any park or recreational facility. as defined in Section 13.08.020.0 and includes trails along the arroyos, except within the outdoor areas of the Callippe Preserve Golf Course. Public sidewalks adjacent to park and recreational facilities are not subject to this prohibition, but pathways through such park and recreational facilities as well as adjacent City-owned public parking lots are subject to this prohibition. B. No person shall smoke in any enclosed building in a park and recreational facility except as provided in Chapter 9.24 of this code. CB. A renter of a park or recreation facility Downtown shall prohibit smoking during such rental. "No Smoking" signs shall generally be visible at entrances or reasonable intervals along the perimeter of such rental to advise guests, invitees and the public about such prohibition on smoking. Violators are subject to administrative citation as provided in Chapter 1.24. DC. "Smoking" is defined as set forth in Section 9.24.020(P). ED. "Downtown" is defined as the area within the Downtown Specific Plan. In Chapter 17.16 TREE PRESERVATION, §17.16.006, §17.16.010, §17.16.040, §17.16.050, §17.16.070, and §17.16.080 are amended as follows: 17.16.006 Definitions. For the purpose of this chapter, certain words and terms used in this chapter are defined as follows: A."Heritage tree" means a tree of any species or origin which meets any of the following: I. Any single-trunked tree with a circumference of 55 inches or more measured four and one-half feet above ground level; 2. Any multi-trunked tree of which the two largest trunks have a circumference of 55 inches or more measured four and one-half feet above ground level; 3. Any tree 35 feet or more in height; 4. Any tree of particular historical significance specifically designated by official action; 7