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Ordinance No. 2192 Page 14 H. Within any bicycle lane in such a manner that the parked vehicle will impede or obstruct the ability for bicyclists to safely use the bicycle lane. Parking a vehicle such that 4 feet or less of the bicycle lane is available for bicycle use shall constitute impeding and blocking the bicycle lane. I. Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, except that the city traffic engineer may permit a shorter distance provided that if the no parking zone is less than 10 feet in length when measured along the curb or edge of the street, the curb shall be painted red or a sign or other markings shall indicate the shortened distance. J. On a street or public or private property, when parking in that location has been designated by the city traffic engineer for emergency vehicles and a sign is posted restricting parking to such vehicles. As used in this subsection, emergency vehicles mean police and fire vehicles and other city vehicles when responding to an emergency. 11.36.160 Minimum distance to move vehicle after parking in one space for 72 hours. After any vehicle has been parked or left standing in one space on a street for 72 or more consecutive hours, such vehicle must be moved at least one block or 250 lineal feet, whichever is more, to avoid a violation of California Vehicle Code §22651(k) or this section. • Chapter 14.04 Regulation of Water System and Water Service Fees: amend §14.04.090 to read as follows: 14.04.090 Collection of water charges. A. All water charges shall be billed to the owner of the premises upon which charges herein fixed are levied and assessed or to the person who requested connection to the water system, or his or her successor in interest, or to any person requesting that such bill be charged to him or her. 1. In the event water usage is recorded on a meter for which no connection has been requested, the owner of the premises shall be responsible for all such water charges; unless it is demonstrated to the city's reasonable satisfaction that during the period of such water usage that the premises was occupied by person(s) or legal entity who had requested that service at the premises be terminated as provided in §14.04.120. B. All water charges shall become due and payable at the operations services department on the date of payment specified thereon and shall become delinquent on the day following the current billing due date, except that closing bills, where service is discontinued, will be due and payable on date of presentation. and collection will be made at time of presentation. All bills for water charges will be rendered by the city monthly or bimonthly and will be issued by the operation services department. Meters will be read at regular intervals for the preparation of regular metered service bills and as required for the preparation of opening bills. closing bills and special bills. Each meter will be read separately. It may not always be possible to read meters regularly on the same day of each period. Should a monthly billing period contain less than 27 days or more than 33 days, a pro rata correction in the bill will be made. Proportionate adjustments will be made when other billing periods are used. C. Opening bills, closing bills, monthly bills rendered for a period of less than 27 days or more than 33 days. and other bills requiring proration, will be computed in accordance with the applicable schedule. but the amount of the fixed charge or minimum charge specified therein will be prorated on the basis of the ratio of the number of days in the period to the number of days in the average billing period, based on an average month of 30.4 days. Should the total period of service be less than one month, no proration will be made. and no bill shall be less than the specified monthly fixed charge or minimum charge. D. On each bill for water service rendered by the city to its consumers will be printed substantially the following language: