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1986 01-06J--' A G E N D A MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL JANUARY 6, 1986 Item: Minutes of previous Meeting held December 16, 1985: (APPROVED) Minutes of Special Meeting held December 20, 1985: (APPROVED) 1. Swear in newly elected Council_Me~bers: 2. Public Hearing: Rezone Request by E. Faye Brewer by Hearing Officer Hugh Mossman: (APPROVED) 3. Ordinance #460, Air Quality Ordinance, tabled at December 16,1985 Meeting.: (APPROVED) 4. Pre-Termination Hearing: Water/Sewer/Trash Deliquencies:(APPROVED) 5. Approve the Bills: (APPROVED) 6. Department Reports: • • MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL JANUARY 6, 1986 Regular Meeting of the Meridian City Council called to order by Mayor Grant Kingsford at 7:30 p.m. Members Present: Bill Brewer, Ron Tolsma, Bert Myers, Bob Giesler: Others Present: Roy Porter, Bob Mitich, Kenny Bowers, Gary Smith., Julie Tolsma, Rhonda Benson, Bill Barkell, Gaye Brewer, Helen & Mo Alidjani, Steve Wherry, Del Tredinnick, LaWana Niemann, Cynthia Giesler, Bobby Giesler, Chelsie Giesler, Members of Scout Troop #127, Wayne Crookston Ronda Lowe, Bob Spencer The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Brewer to approve the minutes of the previous Meeting held December 16, 1985 as written. Motion Carried: All Yea: The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Giesler to approve the minutes of the Special Meeting held December 20, 1985 as written. Motion Carried; All Yea: Mayor Kingsford welcomed members of Scout Troop #127 who were in attend- ance. Mayor Kingsford advised the Council that Mr. Tom. Cole term on the Plan- ing and Zoning Commission was expired that he had contacted him and Mr. Cole was willing to serve another term and this needed Council approval. The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Giesler to reappoint Mr. Tom Cole to the Planning & Zoning Commission for a term of six years. Motion Carried: All Yea: Item #3: Air Quality Ordinance #460: This item was taken up before the newly elected Council was sworn in as it is old business. This item was tabled at last meeting. Mayor Kingsford, an Ordinance amending Meridian City Ordinance #441, pertaining to motor vehicle emmission control, setting out additional findings, restructuring and providing additional definitions', provid- ing for a required free, one-time verification for motor vehicles not using gasoline or using gasoline-mixed fuels, requiring protection from prosecution for those vehicle owners who can demonstrate that compliance with this section was in effect at the time when a violation was charged, revising carbon monoxide pass-adjust criteria and making effective January 1, 1986, requiring motor vehicle owners who appear on the air quality files but who reside permanently in a County other than Ada to submit a notorized affidavit which verifies the County of permanent residence to the Air Quality Board, and revises procedures for air station and mechanics license revocation and suspension, and providing an effective date: Is there anyone in the audience who wishes Ordinance #460 read in its entirety? There was no response. MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL JANUARY 6, 1986 • • PAGE # 2 The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Giesler that. the rules and provisions of 50-902 and all rules and provisions requiring that Ordinances be read on three different days be dispensed with and that Ordinance #460 as read be passed and approved: Motion Carried: Brewer, Yea: Tolsma, Yea: Myers, Yea: Giesler, Yea: Mayor Kingsford, the Council needs to approve the summary of this Ordin- ance as prepared by the City Attorney for publication purposes. The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Brewer to approve the summary of Ordinance #460. Motion Carried: All Yea: Mayor Kingsford, I will now turn the meeting over to Mr. Hugh Mossman who will conduct the Public Hearing as the Hearing Officer for the application for a re-zone request by E. Faye Brewer: Mr. Mossman, this is the time and place set for the hearing for the re- zone request by Faye Brewer, I am the appointed Hearing Officer in this case and this will be a Public Hearing and at this time it appears Mrs. Brewer is the only person signed up to testify in this matter. Is there anyone else present who wishes to testify? There was no response. I will then open the Public Hearing and Mrs. Brewer you may proceed with your presentation. Mrs. Brewer was sworn by Mr. Mossman. Brewer gave a brief presentation on what she was planning, it was basic- ally the same as when she requested a Conditional Use Permit, again no services would be held here, they would be held at another public place at the Cemetery or at a Church, it would be just for embalming, meeting with the family and viewing. P & Z did make one of their stipulations that I be required to have a u-shaped driveway to the back of the home. I have had a planner look at the home and he forsees no problems with what I plan on doing. Mr. Mossman do you have any questions? Mossman, I have heard your presentation before and I believe I have all the information needed. Are there any questions of the Council? Tolsma, you are having a casket showing room, how do you propose to get the truck in for unloading? Brewer, they would not be able to use the u-shaped driveway as the garage is going to be a drive-thru, but there would not be any problem with them using the exit drive and backing around. This driveway will be fourteen feet wide. Tolsma, what I was referring to, the truck I have seen was a forty foot semi and was worried about the tractor blocking traffic when unloading. Brewer, different casket companies use different size trucks, I believe there is plenty of room even if it was a large truck to back along the North side of the home and be off the street. Giesler, there would not be any unloading out on the highway? Brewer, No. MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL ~ • JANUARY 6, 1986 PAGE # 3 Myers, the parking is going to be in the back then? Brewer, Yes. Tolsma, you did not have any problems with the City Engineers comments ? Brewer, No. I had a question on the drainage but that has been answered. I do have approval on the curb cut from the State. Mossman, any other questions of the Council? There were none. I will note theme is a petition dated December 8, 1985 signed by various individuals indicating support for the re-zone that will be entered as part of the record. Mrs. Brewer, I do have. one other request, at previous hearing it was brought up that the filing fee be waived if I proceeded with the re-zone application, I did pay that fee and would like your consideration on refunding that portion. Mossman, any other individuals to testify in this matter? There was no response. I will now close the public hearing. There was discussion on what action should be taken on this request. Mayor Kingsford advised the newly elected Council Members should be sworn in before any decision was made. Mr. Ronald Tolsma and Mr. Robert Giesler, who were re-elected to .the City Council at the November 5, 1985 election for a four year term were at this time sworn in by the City Clerk. The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Giesler to nominate Mr. Bill Brewer as President of the Council. Motion Carried: All Yea: Mayor Kingsford, I would like to reappoint the Council Members to the Commission they held for the past two years. Councilman Brewer for Special Projects and Fire, Councilman Giesler for Police, Councilman Myers for Wastewater Treatment and Councilman Tolsma for Public Works & Parks. Mayor Kingsford, the next item is what the Council wants to do on the Faye Brewer re-zone, whether you want additional findings, have you read the findings as prepared for the Planning & Zoning? What is the Councils decision? Myers, I do not think we need new ones, things have not changed a lot, I think it would be waste of time and money to have done over again. I think we can-just use these. Mayor. Kingsford, is that a Motion? The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Giesler that the Findings of Fact and Conclusions prepared for the Planning & Zoning Commission as amended by the Planning & Zoning Commission hereby be adopted. Motion Carried: Giesler, Yea: Tolsma, Yea: Myers, Yea: Brewer Abstained: MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL JANUARY 6, 19.86 PAGE # 4 L~ The Motion. was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma to approve the re-zone of the property located at 1303 East First Street to Limited Office under the conditions as set forth in the Findings of Fact and Conclusions. Motion Carried: 3 Yea: 1 Abstention: The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Myers to refund the $160.00 filing fee to Mrs. Brewer paid on this application. Motion Carried: 3 Yea: I Abstention: The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma to have the City Attorney prepare the necessary Ordinance for the re-zone of the property. Motion Carried: 3 Yea: 1 Abstention: Item #4: Pre-Termination Hearing Water/Sewer/Trash Deliquencies: Mayor Kingsford, You have been informed in writing, you have the right to a pre-termination hearing before the Mayor & Council, to appear in person to be judged on facts and defend the claim made by the City that your water, sewer and trash bill is delinquent You f~tay retain counsel. Is there anyone in the audience who wishes a hearing? There was no resp- onse. Due to their failure to pay their water bill or present any valid reason why the bill has not been paid, their water shall be turned off on January 14th, 1986. In order to have their water turned back on, there will be an additional fee of $10.00. They are hereby informed that they may appeal or have the decision of the City reviewed by the Fourth Judicial District Court, pursuant to Idaho Code. Even though they appeal, the water will be shut off. The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Giesler to approve the turn-off list. Motion Carried: All Yea: Mayor Kingsford announced the delinquent amount was $4,470.75: Item #5: Approve the Bills: The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Tolsma to approve the bills: Motion Carried: All Yea: Department Reports: Gary Smith, City Engineer, it has been brought in the past that we might have some problems as far as capacity of the sewer plant if all of the property in Meridian was developed. By adding a secondary clarifier to the plant we could approximately double the capacity. I have contacted the engineering firm who helped design the plant and they have done some preliminary cost estimating. Cost has been from a low of $165,000 to a high of $250,000. I have visited with them to determine what kind of engineering and the costs involved to refine this cost estimate so we ~ e e J MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL ! • JANUARY 6, 1986 PAGE # 5 would have a better idea as to what the expansion would cost the City. They estimated the cost of the engineering in order to better define the costs would be somewhere between $3000 and $3500. I visited with Mayor Kingsford and he thought this should be brought before the Council and receive your approval before we proceeded any further. The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Myers to authorize the expenditure up to $3500 to better determine the cost of a secondary clarifier at the Sewer Treatment Plant. Motion Carried: All Yea: Roy Porter, Police Chief, during the next few weeks I will be working with the lobbists from the Idaho Peace Officers Association and if any of you have anything that needs brought up, I will be glad to pass this on to the Association. Bill Brewer, I would like to publically express thanks to Mr. Alidjani for the fine work done in connection with the Christmas decorations. Mayor Kingsford, we have been invited to a gathering next Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Cherry Plaza for the opening of Governor Evans campaign. Being no further business to come before the Council the Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma to adjourn at 8:05 p.m.: Motion Carried: All Yea: (TAPE ON FILE OF THESE PROCEEDINGS) APPROVED: Q'ity Clerk pc • Mayor & f~ouncil P&Z Co fission Atty., Eng., Fire Police, Ward, Stuart Mitich, Hallett, Kiebert Valley News, Statesman ACC,CDH,ACHD,NMID,ACZ Mail (1) File (2) `""~~ r' " ~P~`L '. it n ,.,'"~ 5 },~ p*," <. a ~;~ `/ ~ ~ ~ ~~ .~ ~~~_~W~i .' ~; ~~I ~~~ !,i ~ ~ a Gv fir` ~'~ ~ ~~i ~~ ~ . ~li ~ 3 ~ . y. ~ ~~~ v, ~~ ~.3.s ~6d6 ~ ~ ~~ ~~~ ~.~ ~~ ai l ~ ~ ~ ll~ ~~ ~I I I °l l 8 - w ~~ `~' f ~! 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' ~'l / OWE .S-?6J ~ ~ ~_ ~ ~ ~~ 11 ~ ~ c~.~-~-~ ~ . ~~~~ -tom ~~~Q. ~s • OFFICIAL OATH OF OFFICE I do solenmly swear (or affirm) that I will support the Constitution of the United States, and the Constitutian and Laws of the State of Idaho, that I will faithfully .discharge all the duties of the office of Councilm n __ of Meric7 ~ an .Idaho, according to the best of by ability. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of.Tanuary 1986. FiledJanuarv 6 • 19 86 City lerk OFFICIAL OATH OF OFFICE I do solenmly swear (or affirm) that I will support the Constitution of the United States, and the Constitution and Laws of the State of Idaho, that I w211 faithfully discharge all the duties of the office of Councilman ~ of nrtPrid; ~n _~ Idaho acco~ng to the best of by ability. r' Subscribed and sworn to before me thisbth day of January . 1986 . (Cit Jerk) F].led,~~nttar~ H , 19~ '~ r ~ • ORDINANCE NO.~ ~b AN ORDINANCE AN~TDING MERIDIAN CITY ORDINANCE N0. 441, PERTAINING TO MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSION C~ANTROL, SETTING OUT ADDITIONAL FINDINGS; RESTRUCTURING AND PROVIDING ADDITIONAL DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR A REQUIRID FREE, ONE-TIME VERIFICATI~T FOR MOTOR VEHICLES NOT USING GASOLINE OR USING GASOLINE-MIXED FUELS; REQUIRING PROTECTION FR~YK PROSECUTION FOR THOSE MOTOR VEHICLE OGaVF~RS WHO CAN DEMONSTRATE THAT ODMPLIADTCE WITH THIS SECTI~T WAS IN EFFECT' AT TAE TIl~ WHEN A VIOLATION WAS CEIP,RGID; REVISING CARBOl~i N1xVOXIDE PASS ADJUST CRITERIA AMID HARING EE'FEGTIVE JANUARY 1, 1986; REQUIRING MOTOR VEHICLE OWNERS WHO APPEAR ON THE AIR QUALITY BOARD FILES BUT WHO RESIDE PERN~N~FTLY IN A COUNTY OTHER THAN ADA TO SiJBMIT A NOTARIZID AFFIDAVIT WHICH VERIFIES THE COUNTY OF PF~ANENT RESIDENCE TO THE AIR QUALITY BOARD; AND REVISES PROCEDURES FOR AIR STATION AND 1~CHANICS LICENSE REVOCATION AND SUSPENSION; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. S, Air Pollution has become a significant problem in Ada County; W1I~REAS, Exhaust emissions from motor vehicles are the major source of car- bon monxoide air pollution in Ada County and such air pollution is a health hazard in the City of Meridian and Ada County; WHEREAS, The city Council and the Mayor of the City of Meridian, Idaho, have concluded that it is the best interests of the City to approve and adopt provi- sions to reduce the carbon monoxide air pollution and such to be effective upon approval hereof , NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAIl~D BY THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, AMID THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, Section 1 SHORT TITLE: This Ordinance may be cited as the MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS CONTROL ORDINANCE. Section 2 LEGISLATIVE FIl~]DINGSS AMID P'URP06E: A. It is found and declared that exhaust emissions from motor ~Iehicles are the major source of carbon monoxide air pollution in Ac3a County and such air pollution is a health hazard in Ada County of which the City of Meridian is apart. B. It is further found and declared that an effective system of periodic mMotor Vehicle inspection and maintenance and consumer education will reduce the level of vehicular air pollution and provide motorists with objective main- tenance information regarding their vehicles. C. It is further found and declared that the federal government has mandated to the several states and local entities the ultimate responsibility for periodic mMotor Vehicle inspection and maintenance. Ada County has been designated as a non attainment area for carbon monoxide and as such is man- dated under the Clean Air Act to implement a Motor Vehicle inspection and maintenance program; that the City of Meridian is in Ada County and an integral part thereof. -1- • D. The purpose of this ordinance is to protect the health and welfare of the citizens of Acla County, to provide for the control of air pollutant emissions from mMotor ~7ehicles above certain levels as determined by the Board and to require annual inspection of certain mMotor Vehicles in order to comply with the Federal Clean Air Act, as amended. E. It is further found and declared that fuel economy is a legitimate legisla- tive purpose and that an emission control program will result in mMotor ~7ehicle fuel savings for the residents of Meridian. F. It is further found and declared that the adoption of this Section is pur- suant to Section 49-582(t), Idaho Code; and that this Section is temporary and experimental in nature and is necessary to deal with the special con- ditions of carbon monoxide air pollution in Ada County. Section 3 DEFINITID~TS: AIR PROGRAM The Automotive Inspection and Readjustment Program established by the Air Quality Board in accordance with this Section which imple- ments and operates the annual idle emissions test for 1970 and newer emits-~ Motor Vehicles under 8500 pounds gross vehicle weight. This action establishes an "idle test" that meets the requirements for "Motor Vehicles; Emission Control System Performance Warranty Short Tests", listed in Section 207 (b) of the Clean Air Act, 42 U.S.C. 7541(b). APPROVED EXHAUST GAS A device for sensing the amount of air ANALYZER contaminants, including carbon monoxide in the exhaust emissions of a mMotor ~i7ehicle. For the purposes of this Section, this shall mean ana- lyzing devices of the non-dispersive infrared type or any other analyzing devices that pro- vide equal or greater accuracy as approved by the Board. AUTOMOTIVE INSPECTI~1 AND A facility which meets the requirements of the READJUSTMENT (AIR) STATION Board and is so equipped as to enable a Motor Vehicle exhaust gas anissions inspection and any necessary adjustments to be performed and which is awned or operated by a person licensed by the Board to operate an emissions inspection station. -2- C BOARD The Air Quality Board. It shall be an entity created pursuant to the provisions of Title 67, Chapter 23 of the Idaho Code. The c:can- position and organization of the Board shall be as set forth in the joint powers agreement executed subsequent to this Section by the participating public agencies. CARBON M~10XIDE The chemical ca~ound containing one atom of carbon and one atom of oxygen. CERTIFICATE OP C7LIMPLIP~TCE A sticker eeas-i-flg $ ee~€~ ~ that certifies that the Motor ~Iehicle described therein is in compliance with the regrn~irements of this Section and the regula- tions adopted pursuant to this ordinance. It shall be displayed in a visible azea of the lower left front windshield of a aiNlotor Vehicle. It shall be issued on an annual basis to every nonexempt mNlotor Vehicle complying with inspection in conformity to this Section and the regulations of the Board. EMISSIONS N1ECIiANIC An individual licensed in accordance with Board specifications to inspect and adjust mMotor Vehicles which are subject to the auto- e motive inspection program. EXHAUST EMISSIONS Substances eanitted into the atmosphere from any opening downstream of the exhaust port(s) of any ad+~otor ~i7ehicle engine. EXHAUST ~MTSSIONS ~~;parent designed by the manufacturer for CC~iTROL DEVICE installation on a mMotor Vehicle for the pur- pose of reducing pollutants emitted from the a~Motor ~7ehicle, or a system or engine modifica- tion of a vehicle which causes a reduction of pollutants emitted from the vehicle. JOINT POWERS AC~~ That agreement which was entered into pursuant to Chapter 23~ Title 67, of the Idaho Code between the City of Boise and the County of Ada on September 12, 1983 and b~ the City of Meridian oai November 5, 1984. (Pother, municipality within Ada County which adopts a resolution supporting the requirements of this ordinance shall be deemed to be included.) -3- • MODEL YEAR The year designated by the Idaho Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Certificate of Registration. MOTOR VEHICLE Any self propelled, gaseii~e e~ gese- ~-inne Motor ~7ehicle with four or more wheels in contact with the ground and weighing more than 1,500 pounds but less than 8,500 pounds gross vehicle weight, registered or required to be registered in Ada County. For the purposes of this Section, the following ~at-e~ vehicles shall be exempt from compliance. Motorcycles as defined in Section 49 101, Idaho Code; "Idaho Old Timers" as defined in Section 49-134, Idaho Code; Farm tractors as defined in Section 49-101, Idaho Code; Vehicles with a model year prior to and including 1969. Such other types of motor vehicles as may be exempted by rules and regulations adopted pur- suant to this Section. MOTOR VEHICLE OWNER A person whose name appears as owner on the Motor Vehicle Certificate of Registration. All owners shall be subject to the enforcement and penalties of this Section for non- compliance with the ~_ for ~V_ehicle requirements of this Section. PASSE ADJUST CRITERIA Those standards set forth in regulations adopt~l pursuant to this ordinance which spe- cify the maximum allowable ~+Motor ~i7ehicle exhaust emissions which may be emitted into the atmosphere from any opening downstream of the exhaust port (s) of any a+Motor ~ti7ehicle engine. - - -4- • • PERSON Any individual, partnership, firm, public, private, or municipal corporation, asso- ciation, trust, estate, agency, political sub- division of the State of Idaho or any other legal entity or their legal representatives, agents or assigns. RULES AND REG[1IATICNS Specific written provisions governing the emissions test procedures, air station licensing and operations, AIR mechanics licensing, AIR station ae~ Quality Assurance procedures and other criteria necessary for the implementation and operation of the AIR Program, as adopted and amended by the Air Quality Board from time to time. SECTIC~T MERIDIAN MOri'OR VEHICLE EMISSIONS CONTROL ORDIlVANCE. TAMPERIlITG Removal or rendering inoperative an exhaust emissions control device including but not limited to a catalytic converter, air injec- tion system or leaded fuel restrictor. TE{+~ORARY REGISTRATI~T That Motor Vehicle Registration established under Title 49, Section 434, of the Idaho Code which is valid for thirty (30) da s or the seventy two (72) hour requirement period r~o- vided for ~ the Idaho Transportation Department form MVD-502. Section 4 Il~iSPEC.TION-iNAIl~1TII~1CE P1tOGRAM CREATED: A. The Board shall implement a program for the mandatory annual exhaust emissions inspection and maintenance of certain a9Nbtor ~i7ehicles registered or required to be registered in Ada County including all mMotor ~ilehicles owned by government entities and public utilities. Motor Vehicles not using gasoline or gasoline-mixed fuels must be inspected in accordance with sec- tion 6-13-7,D. to verify fuel tyre and upon such verification no further compliance with this ordinance shall be required. B. The exhaust e;ni.ssions inspection of each a~Nlotor Vehicle shall include all of the following: 1. A measurement of the Motor Vehicle's carbon monoxide emissions using an approved exhaust gas analyzer or other device as approved by the Board to sample the Motor Vehicle's exhaust. 2. A determination, according to test criteria established pursuant to this Section whether the Motor ~Tehicle's carbon monoxide emissions meets the test criteria. -5- • 3. Where applicable, an indication to the Motor Vehicle's saner of the probable cause of any malfunction or misadjustment responsible for the Motor Vehicle's failure to comply with the passim-ate adjust criteria developed pursuant to this Section. C. Any person whose Motor Vehicle has been inspected at an official emissions inspection station shall, if such Nbtor ~7ehicle was not found to ccanply with the pass-f~adjust criteria, have the Motor ~i7ehicle repair undertaken at the comer's expense, and have the right within ten (10) calendar days of the initial exhaust emissions inspection, but not thereafter, to return such Motor Vehicle to the same emissions inspection station for one reinspection without charge. D. Subsequent to the adoption and effective date of this Ordinance, all nonexempt ~Niotor Vehicles shall be required to comply with the inspection requirements of this Section at such time as said ~tMOtor Vehicle are required to register or renew registration under Title 49 of the Idaho Code or upon the expiration date of any eCertificate of eCcmpliance for said ~nMotor ~i7ehicle if different than the registratiion/renewal date. The eCertificate of eCcanpliance expiration date shall, in all cases, determine the compliance date for reinspection. All nonexempt aiMotor Vehicles must be inspected annually. Motor ~iTehicles which are under temporary registra- tion which do not have a current eCertificate of eCc~pliance are required to have an Emissions test performed within ten (10) calendar days of the expiration of the temporary registration. a rt ~ ~d ~ 3rd dater} Motor Vehicles must be reinspected during the month the eCertificate of eCompliance expires. The Rules and Regulations shall require the return of a test data from indicating inspection compliance. It shall be prima facie evidence of a violation of this Section if said form is not returned when required or a eCertif irate of eCa~liance is not displayed. Section 5. DUPIE`S AND POWERS OF THE BOARD: A. The Board, in accordance with the criteria herein expressed, shall adopt Rules and Regulations as are necessary for the implementation and operation of the AIR Program and amend those Rules and Regulations from time to time as it deems necessary. Any such amendments must be made at regu- larly scheduled Air Quality Board meetings with fourteen (14) days public notice of such meetings. The appropriate goverrunental entities, AIR sta- tions and AIR Emissions mechanics shall be notified of such amendments. B. In developing "Rules and Regulations" for the implementation and enforcement of this Section, the Board shall a consider the following; s~s~: 1. The ambient concentrations of carbon monoxide from a~Nlotor ~i7ehicles in the City of Meridian and Ada County; 2. The public health interest, including social and economic costs of air pollutants and their control; -6- • 3. The requirements of the Federal Clean Air Act, as amended, the emission reduction benefits of the inspection and maintenance program and the Ada County Transportation Control Plan. 4. Technological developments in automotive emission control equipment, repair or testing. 5. Amendments to the Rules and Regulations shall be administrative in nature for the purpose of addressing changes in technology and law and to ensure the proper and efficient implementation and operation of the AIR Program. C. The Board may recommend amendments to the schedule of fees for certificates of compliance, which shall be sufficient to meet, but shall not exceed, the estimated cost of the initiation, operation and enforcement of the program of inspection of atMotor Vehicles, the issuance of appropriate certificates of compliance, and all costs incurred in administering the AIR Program. The Board shall also: 1. Authorize the emissions inspection station to receive the Motor Vehicle inspection fee allowed raider this Section. 2. Require the emissions inspection station to remit to the Board for deposit in the vehicle inspection fund, established pursuant to sub- section 6A Ordinance, that portion of the Motor Vehicle inspection fee to defray the cost of administering and enforcing the provisions of this Section. D. The Board shall conduct ongoing cost benefit analyses and other evaluations of the inspection program, including, but not limited to, observed patterns of malfunctions in inspection of motor Vehicles' exhaust emissions control devices, quantities of reductions in air pollution in Ada County and the City of Meridian subject to the provisions of this Section, and make recom- mendations to improve the inspection program. The Board shall provide annual written reports on such analyses and evaluations.- to each ticipating agency. E. In order to document the evaluation required in sub-section D, the Board shall compile and maintain records of maintenance and repairs perforated pursuant to this Section. A written sut~onary report of such inforatation shall be prepared annually by the Board and made available to the public upon request. F. In perforating its duties and responsibilities, the Board shall have the authority to undertake any action reasonably necessary to the performance of said duties, including but not limited to: 1. The employment and personnel management of necessary staff positions; -7- :7 r: 2. The execution of necessary contracts and documents; 3. The authorization of expenditures from the Motor Vehicle Inspection Fund; 4. The formulation of regulations necessary to the implementation and administration of the program; 5. Conduct regular meetings; 6. Acquire and dispose of personal property. G. The Board shall formulate and conduct a quality control program. Section 6. FINANCIl~TG: A. There is hereby established a Motor Vehicle Emissions Inspection Fund which shall consist of the following: 1. Money appropriated thereto by any local entity; 2. All money remitted by the emissions inspection stations which are collected as fees for emissions inspections; 3. Money received from private grants or donations when so designated by the grantor and donor; 4. Federal or state funds to assist the implementation and administration of the emissions inspection program; B. Moneys in the mMotor ~Tehicle emissions inspection fund may be used in paying cysts incurred by the Board in administering any aspect of the emissions inspection program. C. The Board shall appropriate and budget on a fiscal year basis, in accordance with the statutory requirements of the member agencies indicating expen- ditures to be made in implementation and administration of the mMotor Vehicle emissions inspection program established according to this Section. The budget shall include indication of sources of income to be used for such expenditure and justification for the magnitude of the inspection fee to be levied according to this Section. Section 7. INSPEGTI(~i CRITERIA AND (706TS A. Applicability All nonexempt mMotor ~Tehicles must be inspected at an AIR Station in accor- dance with Section 6-1-3-4 of this Section. Nonexempt Motor Vehicles of the model year 1970 and newer registered or required to he registered in Ada County must comply with the yearly Emissions Test and adjustment procedures if the Motor ~Tehicle exceeds the model year percent 00 standards. -8- • B. Identification of Motor Vehicles required to comply with the Automotive Inspection & Readjustment Program. 1. Motor ~7ehicles that are required to comply with the Air Program will be identified with an Air Program Certificate of Compliance Sticker in the lower left corner of the front windshield. ~e F~~'-'.-~~ e€ 6anee ~st~elc~ rn~~ be e€~ ~e eele~ ee- ~e i~eei3se pie peg'-ie~r e~c~. 3.2. The Certificate of Compliance sticker will expire one year from the last day of the month of issuance. C. Standards 1. Tampering -Motor ~i7ehicles of the model years 1984 and newer are to be inspected for the presence of the catalytic converter, presence of the air injection system and size of the fuel restrictor. Motor Vehicles which have had those systems removed or defaulted are to be denied a Certificate of Compliance antil the motor ~i7ehicle owner restores them to their original or operating condition. The systems are not required to be installed on mMotor ~Tehicles which at the time of production did not have the system installed by the manufacturer. 2. Motor Vehicles emissions must be less than or equal to the following carbon monoxide emission passadjust criteria in order for a Certificate of Compliance to be issued without further adjustment or testing. Model Year ~ Carbon Monoxide 1970-74 7.0 1975-79 5.0 1980 3.0 1981-AND NEWER 1.2 3. Effective Januar 1, 1986 Motor Vehicles missions must be less than or e ual to the following carbon monoxide anission pass adjust criteria in order for a Certificate of Ca~liance to be issued without further adjustment or testing. Model Year ~ Carbon Monoxide 1970-74 5.5 1975-79 3.5 1980 1.5 1981-AND NEWER 1.2 The Board may recommend amendments to the pass-adjust criteria as it deems necessary to meet the purpose of this Section. -9- • • 3:4. The initial test cost including the $3.00 compliance sticker charge shall not exceed $10.00, therefore the maximum an AIR station may charge for the test alone is $7.00. If a Motor Vehicle ~i~s- exceeds the model ~ standards during the initial test and the owner elects to utilize the 10 day period allowed for independent correction, the charge for that test without the issuance of a sticker shall be no more than $7.00. Gwen the mMotor ~iTehicle is returned and passes the free retest a Certificate of Compliece is issued and no more than $3.00 may be charged. ~5. Fees for the adjustment and/or repair required by the Rules and Regulations shall not exceed fifteen (15) dollars for mMotor ~iTehicles of 1970 model year to and including a 1980 model year. The adjustment fees for 1981 and newer shall not exceed thirty (30) dollars. ~:-6. Free retest procedures are available for those mi+3otor Vehicle owners where Motor Vehicle exceed the model year percent CJO standards. These Motor Vehicles have ten calendar days to have adjustments and/or repairs performed outside of the AIR station. These s~otor Vehicle owners must return the Motor Vehicle to the original test site for free retest. If the percent CO standards are still exceeded, the licensed AIR station must perform the adjustments and/or repairs required by the Rules and Regulations in order for a Certificate of Compliance to be issued. The cost limits for these adjustments and/or repairs may not exceed fifteen dollars ($15.00) for model years 1970-1980 or thirty dollars ($30.00) for model years 1981 and newer. D. Verification of Alternate Fuel T~..s Owners of Motor Vehicles vexed solely ~ a fuel other than gasoline or gasoline mixed fuels, shall be rern,ired to take their Motor Vehicle to licensed emissions testing station for verification of the fuel ty~~e ~ a licensed emissions mechanic. There shall be no cost to the Motor Vehicle owner for verification of an alterate fuel type. U~o such verification, the licensed emissions testing station shall submit the completed data form to the Air ~a].ity Board, in accordance with the Rules and Regulations governing the operation of licensed emissions testing stations. The Motor Vehicle owner's copy of the test data form must be retained in the Motor Vehicle. E. Verification of Out-Of-County Resident Status Motor Vehicle owners who receive a test data form from the Air Quality Board but permanently reside in a coutlty other than Ada County will be ex~npted fran the emissions testing requirement upon subani.ssion of the owners notarized affidavit to the Air Quality Board that his er permanent resi- dence and clcanicile is outside of Ada County, and tt~o verification of such residency. -10- ~ ~ Section 8. F~IISSI~TS INSPBC,TI~1 STATICI~iS A. Licensing: 1. The Board shall formulate Rules and Regulations providing for the licensing of AIR stations. 2. In developing Rules and Regulations for the licensing of an AIR Station, the Board shall consider criteria including but not limited to the following: a. P~session of an approved exhaust gas analyzer, other tools and equipment and licensed personnel necessary to conduct the required emissions test; and b. Other criteria as dee;ned necessary by the Board in order to further the public interest and carry out the purposes of this Section. 3. The Board shall adopt Rules and Regulations providing for the sub- mission by holders of an AIR Station License of such information as they dew reasonably necessary to carry out the purposes of this Section. 4. The Board or its' authorized representatives, upon notice and an oppor- tunity for a hearing, may suspend revoke and/or require the surrender and forfeiture of any AIR Station License of the AIR station permittee if it finds that such station is not operated in accordance with this Section or the Rules and Regulations adopted pursuant to this Section. ~e sham ~ #~e ~ieer~see ~ ~ e€ ~e dam; ~e ~ p~aee e€ ~e i~ea a~ ~e g~eands- ~ t~ ~ iegs~ ~ ~ dam ' to ~e sehed~eel ewe e€ i~-i~. ~ #~e ~e wee ~ - '---", eai~ ~ ~ be ~eg~es ~' eel. i~ ~ {~ days- a~~ tie ~ ~e Bea~~ shams #~e i-ieeasee ~ w~~ e€- ~~s- ~ es~ sha~~ sgee~~ #~e #s' ~ ~e bas-is• g€ #~e ~s~etr. ~ie~r e~ ~ A~ ~ieease~ ~e i-ieerzsee si~ai~ ~ ~e die B~~ a~ e€ 6asee~ ~ss~ to ~e The procedure and rg ounds for suspension or revocation shall be set forth in the Rules and Regulations. B. Improper Representation: 1. No person shall represent any place to be an AIR Station unless it ha.s been established and is operated under a license issued by the Board. 2. A Certificate of Compliance shall not be issued or affixed to any mMotor Vehicle except at an AIR Station established and operating under a license issued by the Board. All such certificate shall be serially numbered and shall be accounted for. -11- • • • Section 9. F~iISSI~1 INSPF3CTI~i N~iICS: A. Licensing 1. The Board shall adopt Rules and Regulations providing for the licensing of emissions inspection mechanics. 2. In developing Rules and Regulations for the qualifications of a person for an emission inspection mechanic, the Board shall consider criteria including but not limited to the following: a. Successful ccenpletion of the Board authorized emission mechanic fifteen (15) hour course or pass the challenge test offered in lieu of the course. b. Other criteria as deemed necessary by the Board in order to further the public interest and ~'Y out the purposes of this Section. 3. The Board shall adopt Rules and Regulations providing for the sub- mission by holders of emission mechanics licenses of such information as they deem reasonably necessary to carry out the purposes of this Section. 4. The Board or its' authorized representatives, upon notice and an oppor- tunity for a hearing, may suspend, revoke and/or require the surrender and forfeiture of any Air Eaussion Mechanics License if the Board finds that such mechanic does not operate in accordance with this Section or the Rules and Regulations adopted pursuant to this Section. ~e Beams shams ~ #~e ~eeasee ~ ~ e~ #~e fie; a~ p}aee e€ ~e i~~ ~ 'fie ~@r _ ~.`_-~_ s~ ieas'~ t'eA' {~A~ d~ to 3P.ple~l:~ ~t 9~ ~'le' 114 i ~ ~ 1~ j ~3~eE ~ ~r-ese~r~ ~~ _ ~ ~ eai~ w~esse~ a~ he ~eg~ese ~ ees~k. W ~P~Y ~} ' 't~°tC he~iE, f' '~°ll.°' igOt3'f~• iIYC ~i~3eP_ iPt ~' 8~ °L~$ ~is3~ a3`i~'9'Yltll" "~ 9~G~`if~* 'L'~Yt~ S' FO~i~' 't~YC bas-is~ e€ ~e ~. The procedure and rg ounds for suspension or revocation shall be set forth in the Rules and Regulations. B. Improper Representation: 1. No person shall represent himself or herself as a licensed missions mechanic unless he or she has obtained a license issued by the Board. 2. A Certificate of Compliance shall not be affixed to any Motor ai7ehicle except by an emissions mechanic licensed by the Board. All such cer- tificates shall be serially numbered and shall be accounted for. -12- • Section 10. ACQUISITION OF PROPER'L'Y; CERTIFICATES PROPERTY OF BOARD: A. The Board may acquire by purchase, donation, dedication, Or other lawful means any special equipment, tools, materials or facilities needed to ade- quately administer, investigate or enforce the provisions of this ordinance or the regulations adopted pursuant hereto provided, however, any acquisi- tion made by the Board shall coamply with all statutory requirements imposed upon each participating agency for the purchase or receipt of property. B. Exhaust emission Certificates of Compliance are the property of the Board until such time as they are affixed to properly inspected mNlotor Vehicles. Section 11. FALSIFICATION OF CERTIFICATES: A. No person shall make, issue or display any imitation, counterfeit, or alteration of an official Certificate of Compliance. B. No person shall display upon any nonexempt a~Motor ~tVehicle a Certificate of Compliance luzowing it to be issued without canpliance with this Section. Section 12. DEMAND OR COLL'h3rPI~1 OF Il~ROPER FEE: No person shall demand or collect a fee for the inspection of a Motor Vehicle, eti~e~ why ~is- stated ftr t~ris- ^- unless authorized b~' this ordinance. The fees set forth in this ordinance ~ be charged for exempt Motor Vehicles when testier is voluntarily requested b~ the Motor Vehicle owner. Section 13. ENFORCEMENT: Nothing in this Section shall be construed to prevent the Board fran requesting utilization of any other enforcement mechanisms granted by law. Section 14. PUBLIC IlVFORNpi'1'I~1: A. The Board shall make ]mown to owners of subject Motor ~tVehicles the purpose of the vehicle emissions inspection program. A program of meetings, public hearings, mass media coverage, or any other form of communication shall be prescribed and provided, to orient and educate the public regarding the pur- pose of the emissions inspection program, as well as to elicit public par- ticipation in the development and operation of the inspection program. B. The Board shall prepare public information for the benefit of the owners of motor ~7ehicles subject to the provisions of this Section. This infor- mation shall explain the inspection program, the owner's responsibilities under the program, and the most common adjustments and repairs likely to be required in order for the owner's Motor ai7ehicle to pass inspection. It shall ~•e make available the locations of stations at which the inspection requirement can be met, scheduling information, and information -13- • of the location and availability of mechanics to perform repairs for the inspection program. It shall be d-ibtrt~ made available by the Board to owners of mMotor ~7ehicles subject to the provisions of this Section, free of charge_ ~ ~e r~+e a~ ~ awe ~€ei-e€ ~e ~~ee~e~r C. The Board shall conduct a series of orientation seminars to familiarize automobile mechanics and owners of ~+Motor ~ilehicles subject to the provi- sions of this Section with the standards, procedures and forms to be uti- lized in the inspection program and, in particular, with maintenance and repair procedures recoa~mended by the Board for performance on Motor Vehicles failing to pass inspection. Such s~ni.nars shall be conducted at locations selected on the basis of participants' convenience of access. Section 15. EFFECTIVE DA7.'F5: This ordinance shall be rendered null and void 3 years from the mandatory imple- mentation date, unless extended by ordinance. Section 16. PF~IAI~Tffi Any person who violates any provision of this Section shall be deemed guilty of an infraction and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined $25.00 for each violation. Section 17. JOIl~1T (~DIl~iANC;ES: The Ada County Conmi.ssioners have previously passed an Ordinance which is the counterpart of this Ordinance for the City of Meridian and is basically iden- tical to this Ordinance; other cities in Ada County may already have passed or will pass, such an Ordinance; the City of Meridian, by this Ordinance, has agreed that carbon monoxide in the City of Meridian should be reduced and this Ordinance is passed to endeavor to do so; the City finds that the delegation of authority to the Air (h~allty Board is appropriate and the most efficient and econcenical means of operating the program and of operating acounty-wide abate- ment program of carbon monoxide; that individual municipal enforcement would be duplicate and inefficient government and probably unenforceable since registra- tion of automobiles is a county and state function rather than a City function. Section 18. WHEREAS, there is an emergency therefore, which emergency is declared to exist, this Ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage, approval and publication as required by law. -14- ~ ' ;_ x ~ ,~ ;. ~. Y *, ~y1:.. ~j . _,7` N ,i.. ... 'PASSED by the City C~acil and owed bg~ the Maw o~ tt~ City' of , ~ , ;:. , 1 Meridian, Ada Ccxuity, IBnho, this wday of 9el~ebe~rJ i 19&~--. ~ ~' . „~, ~ ~ _ , APPRW~: ,. , , ;~.~,,,^ ~ ~~ F,L. . - - x'J L~11tr71 ~ _ .. 'br _ ..-. ~ <.: t . .~ ~ ., ^~ '~ y ' 'Yy ~ A"'~ a '. ' is F .F ,_, ' . 4~ >: . ' ' F' ~ s 4' y j x , a ' ~_ .. ~~x „,', . ~ a '~ ' w: ;~ ' .` f'- - yN iF ~ p ' ~ ] .. ~ . i ~'.•: ~,, 1 8 x G_ y ~ ' ;~ ~~5~ 1 Y ~ r Y ~ h AA _ ~•YW ..C ~ _ _. M ~ ~ ~. 4= ,~. + 3 ' 4.. 1}.. Yi J. 9 : '..~ ~ ' ~ ~, ~ P _ .Y i1 'r ~~R ~ ~_ ti ~- t~ ^ .5. ,~'~ ~ f a `~~ .. ~ ~ ~ : ~ y/ r' ~ . - , ~- ' 7 1 ~ ', U s: ~ ~, ,: $ tix it a ~ y , ~s ,~ ~. .~ ~ s ,~~ i > L ,,,~ ~r r,_ ~. * ~ 1. x ~ ~ ~,. 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K x~ S x~ ,rT,~ ~ ry s 1 ~ _- . t,. ~~ ~~ `~ , ~ ` ; ~.` , 5_~~ :s ~t , a<dde a p~ovis~.on ~ far ~ motor vehicles powe~c~d by a ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~` ? £~tel Other that ga$oline''o~c '~asol:~ne nni~ted~ £t~e~,s.~.•to knave t~iat ~' ,_ ~ .~F ~ ' ~. ~~~ ` full System and ~ type ~E'Y1fieC~ at` no cOSt~. ~ c v~'` ,~ N'f k ;~ ~ ;,. f~, ~: ~ b•} ,~, 'fit adds an e~empti.o~ `and a proce'.dure~ to. ohtai.n ~°that ~'~,{ * y ~.~ t ~, ~ ~`. ~ ~ :, ~ ~ ~ ~ .. ~ ~~ ~` _ ert~mQt~vn,~ ~, fors owners ~•who ~ermanerit~y beside , i.n a county other t 7~ 4 ~ ~ ~ r ~:~r tkaan Ada+County.a y~~ .~ ;~ ?..~: ti ~ s r~.~. ~`~ ` rt.~ ;~ ' 'r r- } ' { ~ ~ ~ y ~ ..c ,~. ~~ ~. ,.a , < ~ ~ < ~~~. __ r: 7~a_ ~It ~ e~.iminates ~ the ~proeedure' fqr revocation'°of AIR - Y~~ ~D ` t ~ Stat~:on ~~"icense and an -;Air' Emission Mechaa3CS L~.cense fxom ~tt~e • a ~ `~ ~~~,~~ ~ .Ordinance Fend.. ~prov~des ° that pzpc~c~ures.` _.fa~ revocata.on ~ may- be ;. T' . G r ~,. F ~ y: ~ ~ :";p i ;~. ;~,. ~' ~ ~'~i sj ~ '' ~ r ~ estab~.shet~ by . zu]:eg and ~ ~egulationsr, of. the Air Quality Hoard: t v:~ ~ -~ , w ~ `~p 8.~; ~'~It prohibits : de~az}d +or collection of fees 'for motor , ', ~~ vehiclo inspe~tign unless authdri~ed bF the ordinance butdoes ~ ` ~ ~f' ~ ~.`~ •~ allow fo,~ col]~~i~'~~oi~ of fees an I euempt vehicles whew: the ,testing ~`+~ t .} ~ ; g ,~ - ~` ~ a:s'_ voZtirrtarily "requested b~'~the ~owner. .. , ~ :: _~ ; 6 J ~`~ Y _ ~~ c ,T '~~ ~ ~y" zR. ?+i~r ~„ !sT ~ c 4 .', fa.'"~ t - ,3 ` .. ~ ~ •:' - s °~' ' ~ ~ r a' '' ' •; ~~.. ~,,. ?~ ~ ~ ~~ ~, ~'~ It provides that ;the Motor 'clehicle Emission "Control ~~ w Qr~c~~.bar~ce ~~shal_~. be ` rendered- null. and void tree; i 3 l yea~cs from ;~ '~" ~, ~ ' x the mandatary ~mpletne~t~tion date, unless extended by ordinances. `'. s Y `~ ~, ~ 1tl ~ ~, Yt 'pxi~vic~®~ that~~any ` person °found gui~l~ty 'of violation. ~ ~ ~ _~~ te`a' '~ ~ of'~the•~ t~rd'~.hance,shall~ be! gui'lty• of an infraetron and fried v>~ .,. $2~5.DU.for_.~each~ violatar~. ~;~ ~ ~ ~< ~>E ~ ;~~ti ~~_ ~ ,. ~ r .~ ' ~ , , • m ~ ~ -,~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ }1' ~'" ~. ll.~ ~ It j provides ~ for , a~n' emetgency .effective •=date and r , _ ~ < ~l Otdinanoe No.~}~~3 __ w~rl]; '~ b~T ef~~ot~..~e Jopan >publication of Y this . 1' 1 ~ ~ '' ~ `r s 't '~ ~. _ ~ ~ e'` ~ s,r a ,~ ~„~ r ~ - = ~ •' x T ' < ~ V d ,} ,y , a Y riS- .y ~~ ~ x ~ ~ ~~, The ;pu~ii..c~. is~~additxortall~~~nfc~rnaed:~tbat~ x~hile'~the ~4rdinance ~ '~; ~ - .. ~°. r ~-r. ~~~;- ~ itself does noC requires,-ter alloy fare the~'suspensi~in or revocation • ~~ r fJ'~(lBHALD r ~ ~ &~.ftDOiSBFOM { .~ .-"3 ' i7~ r "~ ~'~ /~'Sn ~ -,'?~~~ '~rt~ Jay !~ r' Y ~"~ r~ 4 +r~ s ~{~ ~ P y ._ ~ ,: ~ `~., ~ m ~~r'#~"c '~ - !,{~- •f r $.; r~ r'~. ~ ~ r ~`~'n f 4gg c+ ~ - ~ ~ y~ ~, r •N ~ s - ` .c=~ •M1~ A!tt01R¢jr99~M z~ f r r~ :.~„ ~.i4 z ; ~: i. ~ ,t '~'. r ,~ .~% '' ;~t~ ,~-r` L~OttPO6~O1M~-. ~ n jr ,v L -.. ~, 7 .` ,T ,. ~. h '} ``'~, ~- o - '•.~y - j -- ~:a BOl[.~- l - ~, ~ f F a •'6 may. :. ~ '~ k ~. -. ~ _ trr ~„ _d~s 4' i :. ~~ T~I~VWTVI ~` ~ F C '. y } 2 a ., ~ L -~ t F L .' 't k. '~[ ~ ` ~ a'~' ~ ~-', '~, r s '. 4 .. + ~!,' .t` '" K 1'i~, t , `;III AMBRDSE, FITZCiEAAID 8 CAOOKSTON Attomeysend Cowroelora P.O. Box 427 bieridlan, idah0 83812 TelephoneB864~81 of driving privileges for violation of the Ordinance, if an owner is ,found guilty of -a violation and is fined, and yet fails to pay the fine, the laws of the State of Idaho allow for the suspension or revocation of the owners driving privileges for failure to pay the. fine. The public is additionally informed-that the full text of Ordinance No.~_~ is .available for inspection or copying at the Meridian City Ha11, 728 Meridian Street, Meridian, Idaho. This Summary was approved by the Meridian City Council on January 6, 1986 at its first regular meeting in January. DATED this ~ day of January, 1986. ,,--~ ~ _..,`-.tip fe~ ~ ~_~~ Jack iemannf~ity Clerk _ ,. - _ _ . , ~ ~ I ., .~r a~ - t fi . y. ,. ~.. -; '~ ~ '. ~ .: ,, .. f~L F ~ r '. ~'Yr ~ ~ C ~ < ,. - ~ ^' x ~ .- - ai •~ b .~ ,, _ '~' ~ _~~ f Yf+` :yy _ ti _ ~ y h alt ~ J~ ' ~~k .-"T- -.. ' ~1TTORNEY$s:~,C•~R4IFIC,AT~ ~~ `~ ``r .Q 'y' ~+. o-f .yt..' _ ~ ,. . ~;~ ~ 1 r.. ~ The """-a~'taG~`h~d~~'um~iary c~~~ i`~~ ~~~~ ~" .Ordf nae•ce~<. 4 • ii` ~` _ rf ;+ ~~-$~o~~$es ~~' , • . y ;~; " y -" ,y - adequate • ~noteQ ~•t4~~#~e.=gu ~ ~ v~,~a d r tti , _ . _ Ordinance-Na. which ~is an' •~Ordi<nana~`~;?gg tie !'~ z $ .~ ~ . r .ti s . ~t~h~'rl`e i,8aion Co~tro,l :Q~f n~nce. ~esT~~d4 esd ~d~i~~ _ . . ~•Or~ii.nancea `of. t;~e City ~ ._ 'of Meafl~; ~Tit~e ~, ~~?~ipte~~'~`~r ~' . `DA'~$D'this r~ Bag o~ January, 198.6. ~`~ ;;~-f~s~; . ' .~ .. .. ., - ...~ ; S. J ~ - ~ N ,. ~ ~ E y • y ~~ y~/~~ @ 11~~~e~tr h°~VYAw~Q~ ~ .$ ,k 4' Ir . i VV r ! T ` i .~ A 4 ~ .s , ;~ Q= , .. } ~,~,- rj. 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