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Ordinance No. 2239 <br />Page 4 of 7 <br />must become a resident of the city, or the city council shall declare the office of city manager to <br />be vacant. <br /> <br />5.08.070 Appeal. Any person aggrieved by any decision of the collector with respect to the <br />issuance or refusal to issue such license may appeal to the city’s administrative hearing officer <br />council by filing a notice of appeal with the city clerk of the council within 15 days after receipt of <br />written notice from the collector. The city clerk council shall thereupon fix a time and place for <br />hearing such appeal. The city clerk of the council shall give notice to such person of the time <br />and of hearing by serving it personally or by depositing it in the United States Post Office at <br />Pleasanton, California, postage prepaid, addressed to such person at his or her last known <br />address. The city’s administrative hearing officer council shall have authority to determine all <br />questions raised on such appeal. No such determination shall conflict with any substantive <br />provision of this title. <br /> <br />7.24.010 Generally. The chief of police, or designee, shall is authorized to take up, impound, <br />and safely keep any dog or other animal found at large. <br /> <br />11.36.180 Parking vehicles in excess of 230 feet in length restricted. When authorized <br />signs are in place giving notice thereof, no person shall park any vehicle in excess of 230 feet in <br />length on any street or portion thereof designated by resolution of the city council. <br /> <br />13.08.100 Advertising. No person shall place or affix any handbills, circulars, pamphlets, or <br />advertisement to any tree, fence, shrub or structureCity-owned property, except pursuant to <br />administrative policy. <br /> <br />14.04.140 Meter tests and adjustment of bills. <br />A. Tests. <br /> 1. Prior to Installation. Every meter will be tested prior to being installed, and no <br />meter will be placed in service if found to register more than two percent fast or slow. <br /> 2. On Consumer’s Request. <br /> 1. a. A consumer may, on not less than one week’s notice, require <br />request that the cCity to test the meter serving his or her consumer’s premises. Where the <br />accuracy of the record of the water meter is questioned by the consumer, such meter may be <br />removed by the City at the consumer’s request, and shall be tested using a third-party meter <br />testing agency selected by the City. Testing shall be in accordance with then current American <br />Water Works Association M6 Water Meters standard practice. <br /> 2. Before testing any meter, the consumer requesting the test shall make a deposit <br />with the City in the amount of the estimated cost for the City to remove, replace and have tested <br />the meter in question. <br /> 3. A report showing the results of the meter test will be furnished to the consumer <br /> within 15 days after completion of the test. If consumer disagrees with the report’s <br />findings, consumer may pay for a second test and report using a different third-party meter <br />testing agency selected by the City. <br />b. No charge will be made for such a test, except where a consumer requests a test within <br />six months after installation of the meter or more often than once a year, in which case he or <br />she will be required to deposit with the city the following amount to cover the cost of the test: <br />Size of Meter Amount of Deposit <br />One inch or smaller $5.00 <br />Larger than one inch $7.50 <br /> <br /> c. This deposit will be returned if the average meter error is found to be more <br />than two percent fast. The consumer will be notified not less than five days in advance of the <br />time and place of the test.