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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSupplement No. 21 - 1974 Code of Ordinances SUPPLEMENT NO.21 CODE OF ORDINANCES City of EULESS,TEXAS Looseleaf Supplement This Supplement contains all ordinances deemed advisable to be included at this time through: Ordinance No. 978,enacted August 9, 1988. See Code Comparative Table, page 1478. Remove old pages Insert new pages xiv.i—xvi xv—xvii Checklist of up-to-date pages Checklist of up-to-date pages 353, 354 353-354.1 451, 452 451-452.1 534.1-538 535-538.2 540.1-542 541, 542 �•� 765, 766 765-766.1 837, 838 837, 838 849 849-852 1022.5, 1022.6 1022.5-1022.6.1 1022.9, 1022.10 1022.9, 1022.10 1099, 1100 1099, 1100 1477, 1478 1477, 1478 Index pages Index pages 1497-1500.2 1497-1500.2 1510.1, 1510.2 1510.1, 1510.2 1522.1-1524 1523-1524.1 1539-1542.1 1539-1542.2 Note—An updated checklist of pages in Code is included, fol- lowing Table of Contents. INSTRUCTION SHEET—Cont'd. Insert this instruction sheet in front of volume. File removed pages for reference. MUNICIPAL CODE CORPORATION Tallahassee, Florida October,1988 TABLE OF CONTENTS—Cont'd. Chapter Page Art. II. Fire Department 454 Art. III. Fire Marshal 456 Art. IV. Transportation, Handling and Storage of Volatiles 462 7. Garbage, Trash, Weeds and Abandoned Property 525 Art. I. In General 525 Art. II. Grass and Weeds 531 Art. III. Littering 534 Art. IV. Abandoned, Derelict and Lost Personal Property 536 Div. 1. Generally 536 Div. 2. Reserved 540 Art. V. Junked Vehicles 540 8. Health and Sanitation 589 Art. I. In General 589 Art. II. Air Pollution Control 590 Art. III. Swimming Pools 500 Art. IV. Eating and Drinking Establishments 605 Art. V. Food and Food Service Establishments 610 Art. VI. Retail Food Stores 618 Art. VII. Regulation of Smoking 619 9. Reserved 655 10. Occupational Licenses and Regulations 755 Art. I. In General 755 Art. II. Billiards or Pool 758 Div. 1. Generally 758 Div. 2. License 759 Art. III. Occasional or "Garage" Sales 764 Art. IV. Itinerant Vendors 766 Art. V. Pawnbrokers and Precious Metals Dealers 771 Art. VI. Pest Control Operators 776 Art. VII. Private Detectives and Private Patrol Security Services 782 Art. VIII. Massage Parlors and Massage Estab- lishments 788 11. Offenses and Miscellaneous Provisions 837 Art. I. In General 837 Supp.No.21 Xv EULESS CODE �\ Chapter Page Art. II. Obscene Publications 846.1 Art. III. Emergency Ambulance Service 849 12. Parks,Recreational and Cultural Facilities 899 Art. I. In General 899 Art. II. Library 904 13. Streets and Sidewalks 953 Art. I. In General 953 Art. II. Barricades 954 14. Traffic 1003 Art. I. In General 1003 Art. II. Accidents 1012 Art. III. Official Traffic-Control Signs, Signals, Markings and Devices 1016 Art. IV. Operation of Vehicle 1020 Art. V. Parking 1034 Art. VI. Pedestrians 1038 15. Vehicles for Hire 1089 Art. I. In General 1089 Art. II. Taxicabs and Other Public Vehicles 1092 Art. III. Wreckers and Tow Trucks 1100 16. Water and Sewers 1159 Art. I. In General 1159 Div. 1. General Provisions 1159 Div. 2. Fees,Rates and Charges 1162 Art. II. Wastewater Collection and Treatment 1168 Div. 1. Generally 1168 Div. 2. Wastewater Contribution Regula- tions 1174 Div. 3. Administration and Enforcement 1180 Appendix A. Zoning (Reserved) 1215 B. Subdivisions 1315 Art. I. In General 1315 Art. II. Improvements 1332.6 Art. III. Storm Water Design Standards 1354.1 Supp.No.21 XVl TABLE OF CONTENTS—Cont'd. Page Code Comparative Table 1461 Charter Index 1481 Code Index 1497 Supp.No. 21 XVii Checklist of Up-to-Date Pages (This checklist will be updated with the printing of each Supplement) From our experience in publishing Looseleaf Supplements on a page-for-page substitution basis, it has become evident that through usage and supplementation many pages can be inserted and re- moved in error. The following listing is included in this Code as a ready guide for the user to determine whether the Code volume properly reflects the latest printing of each page. 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(Ord. No. 445, Art. IV, 4-24-73; Ord. No. 522, § 3, 9-13-77) Sec. 5-5. Delinquent taxes;interest and penalties. (a) All ad valorem taxes levied by the City of Euless shall be deemed and become delinquent, if not paid prior thereto, on February 1st of the year following assessment. (b) Such delinquent ad valorem taxes from the effective date hereof through June 30, 1975, shall be subject to penalty at the rate of one per cent per month from date of initial delinquency through June 30th of the year in which such delinquency first occurred and on and after the first day of July of such year, the penalty shall remain fixed at eight (8) per cent of the taxes due which eight (8) per cent rate shall continue until such taxes be hereof, whichever shall first occur. (c) In addition to the penalty above prescribed in this sec- tion, such delinquent taxes shall also bear interest at the rate of one-half (l, ) per cent per month from date of initial delin- quency up to a maximum penalty interest rate of six (6) per cent per annum from the original delinquent date, which six (6) per cent rate shall continue until such taxes, penalty inter- est and costs be paid or until such interest rate be increased as hereinafter provided, whichever shall first occur. (d) All ad valorem taxes delinquent on July 1, 1975, shall, from and after such date, be subject to a penalty of twelve (12) per cent of the taxes then due. In addition to such twelve (12) per cent penalty herein prescribed, such delinquent ad valorem taxes from and after July 1, 1975, shall additional- ly bear interest at the rate of nine (9) per cent per annum from such date until such delinquent taxes and the applicable penalty and interest, together with any applicable costs, be paid in full. Supp.No.21 353 § 5-5 EULESS CODE §5-20 (e) All ad valorem taxes becoming first delinquent after July 1, 1975, shall be subject to penalty at the rate of two (2) per cent per month through June 30th of the year of first delinquency, and on and after the first day of July of such year of first delinquency, the penalty shall be and thereafter remain fixed at twelve (12) per cent of the taxes due, which twelve (12) per cent shall be the maximum penalty for such delinquency. (f) In addition to the penalty above prescribed in this section, all ad valorem taxes becoming first delinquent after July 1, 1975, shall bear interest from date of delinquency at the rate of three-fourths (%) per cent per month for each month of delinquency up to a maximum interest rate of nine (9) per cent per annum, which nine (9) per cent rate shall be the maximum interest rate applicable to such delinquent taxes per annum, in addition to the penalty rate hereinbefore described in this section. (Ord. No. 485, §§ 1-4, 4-22-75)' Editor's note—Ord. No. 485, §§ 1-4, adopted April 22, 1975, did not specifically amend the Code. Codification herein as § 5-4 was, therefore, at the editor's discretion. Charter reference—Delinquent taxes, Art. IX, § 6. Sec. 5-6. Residential homestead exemption for all property. There shall be exempted from the valuation of all residential homesteads, for which proper application shall have been made, an amount equal to twenty(20)per cent of the appraised value of such residential homestead, though in no event less than five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) of the appraised value of such resi- dential homestead. The exemption shall be granted to any of such residential homesteads qualifying for same as provided by law. (Ord. No. 966, § 1, 4-26-88) Editor's note—Being not specifically amendatory of the Code,the provisions of § 1 of Ord.No.966,adopted April 26,1988,have been included herein as a new§ 5-6 at the discretion of the editor. Secs. 5-7-5-20. Reserved. Supp.No.21 354 §5-21 FINANCE AND TAXATION §5-21 ARTICLE III. HOTEL OCCUPANCY TAX* Sec. 5-21. Definitions. The following words, terms and phrases are, as used in this article, defined as follows: (a) Hotel: Any building or buildings in which the public may, for a consideration, obtain sleeping accommoda- *Editor's note—Ord. No. 594, §§ 1-6, adopted Sept. 25, 1979, not specifically amendatory of the Code, has been included as§§ 5-21-5-26 at the discretion of the editor. Supp.No,21 354.1 §6-1 FIRE PROTECTION AND PREVENTION §6-1 (c) Occupancies having a required fire alarm system shall have and maintain a maintenance contract with a licensed fire alarm company to provide for the repairs and adjustments of the fire alarm system as required. Such maintenance contract shall provide for twenty-four-hour emergency service with no less than a two-hour response time, and shall provide that the name of the alarm company, duration of the contract and emer- gency numbers shall be made available to the fire marshal's office within thirty(30)days after the contract's effective date. (d) When systems are to be out of service for a period greater than four (4) clock hours, and when, in the opinion of the authority having jurisdiction, a watch is essential for the safety of the building's occupants, standby personnel shall be required as provided in Section 25.117 of this code. (20) Section 87.103(q). Section 87.103 of the Uniform Fire Code is hereby amended by the addition of a new paragraph (q) to be and read as follows: (q) Combustible material storage. The storage of combustible materials used for construction shall be located at a distance no greater than one hundred(100)feet from a dedicated public street or emergency access easement as outlined in Section 10.207 of this code. (21) Chapter 29. The following sections of Part VI, entitled "Detailed Regulations," of Chapter 29, entitled "Excavations, Foundations, and Retaining Walls," are herewith amended to read as follows: SEC. 2901. This chapter sets forth requirements for excava- tion, trenching, and fills for any building or structure and for foundations and retaining structures. Reference is made to Appendix Chapter 70 for requirements governing excavations, trenching, grading and earth work con- struction, including fills and embankments. SEC. 2902. The quality and design of materials used struc- turally in excavations, trenches, footings, and foundations shall conform to the requirements specified in Chapters 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27 of this code. On all projects in which trench excava- tion will exceed a depth of five (5)feet, the bid documents and Supp.No.21 451 §6-1 EULESS CODE §6-4 the contract must include detailed plans and specifications for trench safety systems that meet Occupational Safety and Health Administration standards and such plans and specifications shall include a pay item for such trench safety systems. This provision shall not apply to any construction project under a contract entered into by a person subject to the safety stand- ards adopted under Article 6053-1, Revised Statutes of the State of Texas, and the administrative penalty provisions of Article 6053-2, Revised Statutes of the State of Texas. (Ord. No. 545, § 1, 5-23-78; Ord. No. 888, § 1, 8-26-86; Ord. No. 920, § 1, 2-10-87; Ord. No. 965, § 1, 4-26-88) Sec. 6-2. Same—Enforcement, modifications. The enforcement of the fire prevention code shall be by the city manager, or such other official as may be designated by him. Such official shall have power to modify any of the provi- sions of the fire prevention code upon application in writing by the owner or lessee, or his duly authorized agent, when there are practical difficulties in the way of carrying out the strict letter of the code, provided the spirit of the code shall be observed, public safety secured and substantial justice done. (Ord. No. 406, § 3, 8-10-71) Sec. 6-3. Same—Appeals from decisions. Whenever it is claimed that the provisions of the fire pre- vention code do not apply or that the true intent and meaning of the code have been misconstrued or wrongly interpreted, an appeal from the decision of the designated official may be made to the city council within thirty (30) days from the date of the decision appealed. (Ord.No. 406, § 4, 8-10-71) Sec. 6-4. Same—Penalty. Any person violating the terms and provisions of the fire prevention code shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be punished as provided in Section 1-6 of this Code of Ordinances, and each day that such violation continues shall be a separate offense; this penalty shall be cumulative of all other remedies. (Ord. No. 406, § 5, 8-10-71) Supp.No.21 452 §6-5 FIRE PROTECTION AND PREVENTION § 6-6 Sec. 6-5. Arson reward. • The city hereby offers a reward of two hundred fifty dol- lars ($250.00) for the arrest and conviction of any person found guilty of committing the crime of arson within the city. This reward is a standing reward offer, and shall be paid out of the general fund of the city upon authorization of the city council. (Ord. No. 193, § 1) State law reference—Crime of arson, V.T.P.C. art. 1304 et seq. Sec. 6-6. Fireworks—Definition. "Fireworks" shall mean and is defined as being any com- bustible, flammable, or explosive device, compound, substance or combination of substances, made, prepared or manufac- tured for the purpose of producing a visible or an audible combustion, explosion, deflagration, detonation, display of sparks, display of flames, or other like or similar effect, and shall include, firecrackers, Roman candles, skyrockets, torpedoes, sparklers or other fireworks of like composition and any fireworks containing any explosive or flammable corn- pound, or any tablets or other device containing any explosive substance, blank cartridges, toy pistols, toy cannons, toy canes Supp.No.21 452.1 §7-42 GARBAGE,TRASH,ETC. §7-46 Sec. 7-42. Littering on another's property. No person shall throw or deposit litter on any occupied private property within the city, whether owned by such per- son or not, except that the owner or person in control of private property may maintain authorized private receptacles for collection in such a manner that litter will be prevented from being carried or deposited by the elements upon any street, sidewalk or other public place or upon any private property. (Ord. No. 302, § IX, 5-23-67) Sec. 7-43. Use of receptacles. Persons placing litter in public receptacles or in authorized private receptacles shall do so in such manner as to prevent it from being carried or deposited by the elements upon any street, sidewalk or other public or private place. (Ord. No. 302, § III, 5-23-67) Sec. 7-44. Sweeping; cleanliness of sidewalk area. No person shall sweep into or deposit in any gutter, street or other public or private place within the city the accumula- tion of litter from any building or lot or from any public or private sidewalk or driveway. Persons owning or occupying property shall keep the sidewalk and driveways abutting their premises clean and free of litter. (Ord. No. 302, §§ IV, V, 5-23-67) Sec. 7-45. Blowing,etc., from vehicle. No person shall drive or move any truck or other vehicle within the city unless such vehicle is so constructed or loaded as to prevent any load or contents of litter from being blown or deposited upon any street, alley or other public place or on private property. (Ord. No. 302, § VII, 5-23-67) Sec. 7-46. Abatement. Upon the failure, neglect or refusal of any owner or agent so notified to properly dispose of litter within five (5) days after receipt of written notice as provided in Section 7-27, such 'litter shall be added as provided in such section. (Ord. No. 302, § X, 5-23-67) Supp.No.21 535 §7-47 EULESS CODE §7-58 Secs. 7-47-7-54. Reserved. ARTICLE IV.ABANDONED, DERELICT AND LOST PERSONAL PROPERTY DIVISION 1. GENERALLY* Sec. 7-55. Definitions. For the purpose of this article, the term "vehicle" shall include the terms "automobile," "truck," "trailer" or any other motor vehicle as defined in Article I, Subdivision I of Arti- cle 6701(d), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes. (Ord. No. 268, § I(1), 11-9-65) Sec. 7-56. Declaring nuisance and authorizing impoundment. Any vcehicle or other property or obstruction, placed, left standing, parked, erected or lying in violation of any provision of this Code or other ordinance of the city or left unattended for more than forty-eight (48) continuous hours in or on any public street, alley, sidewalk, park or other public place of the city is declared to be a nuisance, and any such property when so found shall be removed summarily by any police officer of the city and taken to the police pound and shall be kept there until redeemed or sold as herein provided. In like manner, all abandoned, stolen or recovered property of every kind, including motor vehicles, which shall remain un- claimed with the police department for a period of four (4) months, without being claimed or reclaimed by the owners, whether known or not, is declared to be a nuisance and any such property shall be removed summarily by any police offi- cer of the city and taken to the police pound and shall be kept there until redeemed or sold as herein provided. (Ord. No. 268, § III, 11-9-65) Secs. 7-57, 7-58. Reserved. Editor's note—Ord. No. 541, § 1, adopted March 28, 1978, repealed §§ 7-57 and 7-58 which pertained to inoperative vehicles and prohibiting *Note—See editor's footnote to Division 2. Supp.No.21 536 §7-59 GARBAGE,TRASH,ETC. §7-61 the abandonment of vehicles and were derived from Ord. No. 268, §§ 1(2), 2(1,2), adopted Nov. 9, 1965. Sec. 7-59. Lien on impounded property. The city shall have a lien on such impounded personal prop- erty for all costs incurred in impounding, storing and advertis- ing such property and such lien shall be prior and superior to all other liens of every kind, save and except liens for ad valorem taxes, and the city may retain possession thereof until all costs are paid and may sell the same as herein pro- vided. (Ord. No. 268, § IV, 11-9-65) Sec. 7-60. Chief of police to administer disposition of prop- erty. The chief of police shall maintain a list of all property so impounded and he shall administer the disposition of the prop- erty as hereinafter provided. Sec. 7-61. Redemption. The owner or any person legally entitled to possession of such impounded personal property may redeem the same as follows: (a) Before sale. By paying to the city the impounding fee and any other actual expenses incurred by the city in impounding and keeping the impounded property, as determined by the chief of police. (b) After sale. By paying to the buyer at the auction sale double the amount paid by him for such personal prop- erty and any reasonable expenses incurred by him for keeping same; provided, the property must be re- deemed from the auction buyer within thirty (30) days after the date of the auction sale, excluding the date of sale; otherwise, title to said property shall be- • come absolute in the auction buyer. Supp.No.21 537 §7-62 EULESS CODE §7-63 Sec. 7-62. Sale—Holding periods, execution of bill of sale. (a) When any personal property, other than motor ve- hicles, is not redeemed within thirty (30) days after being impounded, and when any motor vehicle is not redeemed after compliance by the chief of police with the provisions of section 7-64, the chief of police shall sell the same at public auction to satisfy the lien of the city. (b) When any impounded property, including motor ve- hicles, is not redeemed by the date and time designated in said notice of sale, the chief of police shall sell such property at public auction, and, as auctioneer, shall execute a bill of sale of said property to the purchaser thereof; provided, he shall not execute or deliver any but a conditional bill of sale unless and until the title of said buyer has become absolute by an expiration of thirty (30) days in time, exclusive of the day of sale, without being redeemed by the owner of the impounded property. (Ord. No. 268, § VI, 11-9-65) Sec. 7-63. Same—Notices as to property other than motor vehicle;manufactured housing. (a) Before selling such personal property, other than motor vehicles, and other than manufactured housing provided for below, the chief of police shall post two(2)notices thereof, one(1)at the courthouse door of this county, and one (1) at the main entrance of the city hall,and shall cause a copy thereof to be published in a newspaper of general circulation published in the city once a week for two (2) consecutive weeks, the date of the first publica- tion to be at least fourteen (14) days prior to the day of the auction sale. The notice of same shall describe the impounded property, state that the same is unredeemed, state that the same will be sold at public auction, designate the place of sale, and state a time and date of sale which shall not be less than fourteen (14)days from the date of posting such notices as herein required. (b) Before selling a manufactured home, including, but not limited to, mobile homes, HUD-Code manufactured homes and any other form of manufactured housing as defined in Article 5221f Texas Revised Civil Statutes Annotated, as amended, the chief of police shall, thirty(30)days prior to posting and publish- Supp. No.21 538 §7-63 GARBAGE,TRASH,ETC. §7-64 ing the notices required by subsection(a)hereof, obtain from the Texas Department of Labor and Standards the name and address of the registered owner and of any lienholders of record, and send to all such parties a notice by certified mail stating that the manufactured home has been impounded,that same is subject to sale by the city to satisfy impoundment and storage charges, and the procedure for redemption prior to such sale as provided in this article. Such notice must allow the recipient thereof at least thirty(30)days after receipt to redeem such property prior to sale by the city. (Ord. No. 964, § 1, 4-26-88) Sec. 7-64. Same—Notices as to motor vehicles. (a) When any motor vehicle has not been redeemed within thirty (30) days from the date of its impounding, it shall be the duty of the chief of police to submit to the state highway department or similar agency of the proper state when the vehicle is from another state, all information in his possession concerning said vehicle and to request that said depart- ment supply to him all information the records of the depart- ment contained on said vehicle. Immediately on receipt of such information from said department, the chief of police shall notify the owner and lienholders as shown by the records of said department by registered mail with return receipt requested that said vehicle has been it: > ounded and of the provision" of this chapter in regard to redemption and sale of impounded property. (b) In the event a motor vehicle has not been redeemed within fifteen (15) days from receipt of the return receipt or notice of nondelivery of said registered mail, the chief of police shall prepare a notice of sale of such vehicle, in the manner described in Section 7-63, and shall send a copy of said notice to the owner and lienholders, as shown by the records of said highway department, by registered mail, and shall post and advertise said notices in the manner required in Section 7-63. Notice by registered mail to the address shown on the records of said highway department shall constitute notice of the pending sale to such owner and lienholders. Supp.No.21 538.1 §7-64 EULESS CODE §7-65 (c) When the chief of police is unable to ascertain the names of the owner and lienholders, and the motor vehicle has not been redeemed within the time provided from its im- pounding, no notice of sale other than posting and advertising as herein prescribed shall be required. (Ord. No. 268, § V, 11-9-65) State law reference—For Abandoned Motor Vehicle Act, see V.A.P.C. art. 1436-3. Sec. 7-65. Same—Disposal of proceeds. After deducting the impounding fee and all other actual expenses incurred by the city in impounding, storing and sell- ing of said property as determined by the chief of police, not Supp.No.21 538.2 §7-76 GARBAGE,TRASH,ETC. § 7-77 (1) Completely enclosed within a building in a lawful man- ner where it is not visible from the street or other pub- lic or private property; (2) Stored or parked in a lawful manner on private property in connection with the business of a licensed vehicle dealer or a junkyard; or (3) An unlicensed, operable or inoperable antique or special interest vehicle stored by a collector on his property provided that the vehicles or parts thereof and the outdoor storage areas are maintained in such a manner that they do not constitute a health hazard and are screened from ordinary public view by means of a fence, rapidly growing trees, shrubbery, or other appropriate means, are hereby declared to be a public nuisance. (Ord. No. 541, § 2, 3-28-78) Sec. 7-77. Abatement and removal of nuisance. (a) The owner or the occupant of the private or public premises whereupon such public nuisance exists or the owner or occupant of the premises adjacent to the public right-of-way whereupon such public nuisance exists shall, within ten (10) days from the date of receipt of the notice hereinafter provided for, abate such nuisance and/or remove such junked vehicle or part thereof from such private or public premises or public rights-of-way. (b) The notice herein provided shall be in writing, shall state the nature of the public nuisance on the private or public prem- ises or on the public right-of-way and shall state that such public nuisance must be removed or abated within (10) days from the receipt of such notice. Such notice shall be sent by certified or registered mail with a five-day return requested to the owner or the occupant of the private or public premises whereupon such public nuisance exists or to the owner or occupant of the premises adjacent to the public right-of-way whereupon such public nui- sance exists and also to the registered owner of the junked vehi- cle and all lienholders of record. If any such notice is returned undeliverable by the United States Post Office, action by city officials to abate such nuisance shall be continued to a date not Supp.No.21 541 §7-77 EULESS CODE §7-77 less than ten (10) days from the date of such return. Such notice shall further state that such public nuisance shall be the subject of removal by the city unless such public nuisance be abated or removed by the addressee within the ten-day period required. Such notice shall further advise the addressee that in the event the city shall be required to remove a vehicle to abate such nuisance, such vehicle may not thereafter be reconstructed or made operable. Such notice shall further advise the addressee that the addressee may request a public hearing prior to the removal of such vehicle or part thereof as a public nuisance by the city, provided a formal request for such public hearing be made by the addressee within such ten-day period provided for in such notice to the clerk of the municipal court of the city. Such clerk shall set upon the docket of the municipal court a time for hearing upon the request of such addressee and shall advise the addressee thereof. Such hearing shall be a public hearing before the judge of the municipal court of the city for the purpose of determining whether or not such junked vehicle or part thereof which is the subject of such notice shall be within the provisions �1 of this article and subject to abatement or removal.Upon hearing the judge of the municipal court of the city shall issue an order indicating whether or not such junked vehicle or part thereof which was the subject of such notice is a public nuisance as defined in this article and, if same be so found, he shall order the removal and abatement of such public nuisance. In such event, the order requiring the removal or abatement of such nuisance shall include a description of the vehicle or part thereof and the correct identification number and license number of the vehicle or part thereof, if available from inspection of same at the site of its location. (c) The written notice herein provided for to the occupant of the private or public premises whereupon such public nuisance is claimed to exist or the owner or occupant of the premises adja- cent to the public right-of-way whereupon such public nuisance is claimed to exist, as well as to the registered owner and all lien- holders of record,shall be given by the chief of police of the city or his duly authorized representative. (Ord. No. 541, § 2, 3-28-78; Ord. No. 964, § 2, 4-26-88) Supp.No.21 542 § 10-51 OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES, ETC. § 10-53 (4) The sale shall be confined to the garage or patio on such premises. (5) No new merchandise (i.e., merchandise acquired solely for the purpose of resale) shall be sold at such occa- sional sale. (6) The duration of each such sale shall not exceed three (3) consecutive calendar days. (Ord. No. 384, § II, 11-24-70) Sec. 10-52. Registration;permit required;fee. Any individual desiring to conduct an occasional sale shall obtain from the city manager, or his duly authorized representa- tive, a permit to conduct an occasional sale. The application for such permit shall set forth the name, age and address of the applicant, and shall contain a statement that the provisions of this article have been read by the applicant and that he agrees to comply with all the provisions contained therein and all other ordinances and regulations of the city. Such application shall further contain the address and location of the proposed site where the occasional sale is to be conducted and the dates of all previous occasional sales conducted by the applicant within the last preceding twelve-month period.Any person failing to comply with the requirements of this article and who acts in violation hereof shall be subject to the penalty imposed by Section 10-54. The applicant shall pay a fee for such permit as set forth in Chapter 11 of this Code. (Ord. No. 384, § III, 11-24-70; Ord. No. 969,§ 1, 5-24-88) Editor's note—Chapter 11/2, referred to in § 10-52 above, is the designation given by the city to new provisions outlining the fees of the city and which were being drafted at the time of publication of Supplement No.21. Sec. 10-53. Advertisement. One sign only shall be permitted to advertise occasional sales and such sign shall not exceed two (2) square feet and must be placed upon the premises where the sale is taking place. Any other sign at any location remote from the sale property is illegal and in direct violation of this article. (Ord. No. 384, § IV, 11-24-70) Supp.No.21 765 § 10-54 EULESS CODE § 10-60 Sec. 10-54. Penalty. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this article or fail to comply therewith or with any of the require- ments thereof, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be liable to punishment as provided in Section 1-6, and each day such violation shall be permitted to exist shall constitute a sepa- rate offense. The owners of any building or premises, or part thereof,where anything in violation of this article shall be placed or shall exist, and who may have assisted in the commission of any such violation shall be guilty of a separate offense and upon conviction shall be punished as herein provided. The city, like- wise, shall have the power to enforce the provisions of this article through civil court action as provided by state law.(Ord.No.384, § VI, 11-24-70) Secs. 10-55-10-59. Reserved. ARTICLE IV. ITINERANT VENDORS* Sec. 10-60. Definitions. As used in this article, the following terms shall have the respective meanings ascribed to them: Interstate commerce: Soliciting, selling or taking orders for or offering to take orders for any goods, wares, merchan- dise, photographs, newspapers or magazines, or subscriptions to newspapers or magazines which, at the time the order is taken, are in another state or will be produced in another state and shipped or introduced into this city in the fulfillment of such orders. Itinerant merchant or itinerant vendor: Any person engaged in any activity mentioned in Section 10-62. (Ord. No. 105, §§ V, VIII, 9-23-58) *Cross references—Illegal creation of noise by peddlers, § 11-10(12); sale of merchandise in parks,§ 12-5. Supp.No.21 766 § 10-61 OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES,ETC. § 10-61 Sec. 10-61. Purpose. This article is and shall be deemed as an exercise of the police power of the state and of the city for the public safety, comfort, welfare, convenience and protection of the city and Supp.No.21 766.1 Chapter 11 OFFENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS* Art. I. In General,§§ 11-1-11-19 Art. II. Obscene Publications,§§ 11-20-11-45 Art. III. Emergency Ambulance Service,§§ 11-46-11-53 ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL Sec. 11-1. Bookmaking—Definitions. As used in Sections 11-2 and 11-3, the following terms shall have the respective meanings ascribed to them: Bookmaking: The taking, accepting or placing for another a bet or wager of money or anything of value on a horse race, dog race, automobile race, motorcycle race or any other race of any kind whatsoever, including but not limited to foot- ball games, baseball games, athletic contests or sporting events of whatever kind or character. The term shall further include the offering to take or accept or place for another any such bet or wager or any individual who as an agent, serv- ant or employee or otherwise aids or encourages another to take or accept or place any such bet or wager. Further the term shall likewise include the act or aiding or encouraging the agent, servant or employee of another person to take or accept or place or transmit any such bet or wager. Bookmaking records: Any written, printed, typed or other- wise produced or reproduced lists of persons' names, tele- phone or communication media numbers, events upon which wagers may be placed, times, places or locations of such events, slips, oddsmakers' lists or information letters, tele- grams, or any other item, object or thing used for bookmaking record keeping, whether such records be in code or uncoded, and in whatever language. *Cross references—Vagrants and prostitutes in pool halls, § 10-25; gambling in pool halls, § 10-24; mutulating property in parks, § 12-7. Supp.No.21 837 § 11-1 EULESS CODE § 11-4 Possession: Having any such records on or about the person or in any vehicle or premises, house or structure under the control of or occupied by such person, whether such person is the owner thereof or not. (Ord. No. 385, § I, 12-8-70) Sec. 11-2. Same—Possession of records. Whosoever shall possess, except for evidence purposes, any document, file, list, slip or record of any kind or character what- ever which is designed for the use of or used for recording or documenting any making, placing or taking of any bet or wager of money or anything of value on a horse race, dog race, automo- bile race, motorcycle race or any other race of any kind whatso- ever, a football game, baseball game, basketball game, hockey game, soccer game, athletic contest or sports event of whatever kind or character, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. A person in possession of bookmaking records is presumed to know the na- ture, character and past and prospective use of same. (Ord. No. 385, § II, 12-8-70) State law reference—For related provisions,see V.T.P.C.art.652a. Sec. 11-3. Same—Penalty. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of Section 11-2 or fail to comply therewith or with any of the requirements thereof, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be liable to punishment as provided in Section 1-6. The owners of any build- ing or premises, or part thereof, where anything in violation of such section shall be placed or shall exist, and who may have assisted in the commission of any such violation shall be guilty of a separate offense and upon conviction shall be fined as herein provided. (Ord. No. 385, § III, 12-8-70) Sec. 11-4. Indecent exposure at swimming pools. Every person using an outdoor swimming pool or family pool, as such terms are defined in Section 8-40,or an indoor swimming pool where the sexes are mixed, must wear a bathing suit or other suitable garment to protect his person from indecent expo- sure. (Ord. No. 251, Art. IV, § 10, 5-25-65) Supp.No.21 838 § 11-35 OFFENSES,ETC. § 11-46 hereunder. If more than one (1) publication prohibited by this article shall be offered, exhibited, kept or displayed in violation of this article, at the same location by the same person,the offer, exhibition, keeping or display of each separate prohibited publi- cation shall constitute a separate offense and shall be punishable as such hereunder. If two(2)or more prohibited publications are furnished or sold at the same time by the same person,the sale or furnishing of each shall constitute a separate offense and shall be punishable as such hereunder. (Ord. No. 392, § V, 2-9-71) Secs. 11-36-11-45. Reserved. ARTICLE III. EMERGENCY AMBULANCE SERVICE* Sec. 11-46. Provision of service. (a) The City of Euless shall provide emergency ambulance ser- vice within the corporate limits of the city and outside such corporate limits under such mutual aid agreements as may be from time to time established by and between the City of Euless and other political subdivisions and as herein further provided. (b) Emergency ambulance service may be provided to injured or ill persons outside the corporate limits of the city when a mutual aid agreement exists by and between the City of Euless and the political subdivision wherein such injured or ill person shall be located, or upon determination of the existence of emer- gency circumstances by the fire chief or his designate. (c) No person, firm or corporation shall provide ambulance service for the transport of persons from locations within the corporate limits of the city except only for nonemergency calls, transfers or the transport of deceased persons, except as may be *Editor's note—Ordinance No.978,§§ 1-10,passed Aug.9,1988,enacted the provisions codified as Art.III,§§11-46-11-55 above.Since said ordinance did not expressly amend this Code, the manner of codification has been at the editor's discretion. Cross references—Civil preparedness,Ch.43;fire protection and prevention generally,Ch.6;fire department, §6-20 et seq.;vehicles for hire,Ch. 15. Supp.No.21 849 § 11-46 EULESS CODE § 11-49 �.. specifically authorized under mutual aid agreements of the City or by the fire chief of the city or his designate, upon the deter- mination of the existence of an emergency as provided in Section 11-50 above. (Ord. No. 978, §§ 1, 5, 9, 8-9-88) Sec. 11-47. Authorization of city manager to establish; op- eration of service by fire department. The city manager is authorized to provide for the equipping, operation and administration of such emergency ambulance ser- vice, which emergency ambulance service shall be operated by the Euless Fire Department and shall be under the supervision and control of the chief of the fire department, subject to the guidelines herein established and under such rules and regula- tions as the chief of the Euless Fire Department shall, with the approval of the Euless City Manager, from time to time promul- gate for the proper operation thereof. (Ord. No. 978, § 2, 8-9-88) Cross reference—Fire department, §6-20 et seq. Sec. 11-48. Designation of medical director. The city manager shall designate an emergency ambulance medical director who shall be a physician licensed to practice medicine in the State of Texas and who shall advise the chief of the Euless Fire Department in the administration, equipping, training and operation of the Euless emergency ambulance ser- vice. (Ord. No. 978, § 3, 8-9-88) Sec. 11-49. Requests for service; authority of ambulance attendants. The Euless Fire Department shall provide only emergency ambu- lance service and requests for emergency ambulance service shall be made to the Euless Police Department and/or the Euless Fire Department. The chief of the Euless Fire Department and chief of the Euless Police Department shall establish the appropriate procedures,rules and regulations for the receipt and coordination of requests for emergency ambulance service and the dispatch of fire department personnel and equipment in response thereto. Euless Fire Department emergency ambulance attendants shall have the authority to pick up and transport any injured or sick persons found on public or private property as determined by such emergency ambulance attendants to then and there have Supp.No.21 850 § 11-49 OFFENSES,ETC. § 11-53 need for emergency care and/or transport for such injury or ill- ness. Emergency ambulance attendants, under rules and regula- tions promulgated as herein provided,shall have the sole author- ity to determine the medical facility to which the injured or ill person requiring emergency medical transport shall be taken. (Ord. No. 978, § 4, 8-9-88) Sec. 11-50. Establishment of fees and charges;responsibil- ity for payment. Fees and charges for emergency ambulance service provided by the City of Euless will be as established and as may from time to time be amended by action of the Euless City Council, which action may be by ordinance, resolution or minute order of such council. The person for whom emergency ambulance care and/or transport has been provided or,in the event such person be under disability, such person's parent, spouse or guardian shall be re- sponsible for the payment of all fees or charges for such emer- gency ambulance care and/or transportation, which fees shall be payable to the city. (Ord. No. 978, § 6, 8-9-88) Sec. 11-51. False requests prohibited. No person shall initiate, communicate or request the dispatch of emergency medical or ambulance service of the city knowing that such request is false or baseless. (Ord. No. 978, § 7, 8-9-88) Sec. 11-52. Hindrance, interference or obstruction of emer- gency medical personnel prohibited. No person shall, with intent, hinder, interfere or obstruct per- sonnel of the Euless Fire Department in providing emergency medical care or transport for any person or persons. (Ord. No. 978, § 8, 8-9-88) Cross reference—Hindering firemen prohibited, §6-27. Sec. 11-53. Penalty for violation. Any person,firm or corporation violating any of the terms and provisions of this article shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined in an amount not more than one thousand dollars ($1,000.00). Each such violation Supp.No.21 $51 § 11-53 EULESS CODE § 11-53 shall be deemed a separate offense and shall be punishable as such hereunder. (Ord. No. 978, § 10, 8-9-88) Cross reference—General penalty, § 1-6. Supp.No.21 852 § 14-66 TRAFFIC § 14-66 Westbound lane only: (a) From station 905+45 (east city limits of Euless, being also the city limits of Fort Worth) westerly 0.502 mile to station 878+95 (approximately 250 feet east of Millican Drive) at 50 miles per hour; (b) From station 878+95 westerly 2.253 miles to station 760+00(approximately 700 feet west of Pamela Drive) at 45 miles per hour; (c) From station 760+00 westerly 1.567 miles to station 677+28 (west city limits of Euless, being also the city limits of Hurst) at 50 miles per hour. (d) School crossing—From station 850+00 (just west of Martha Street) westerly 0.436 mile to station 827+00 (just east of Ridgecrest Drive), 35 miles per hour when so signed for school crossing, 45 miles per hour all other times. (e) From station 905+45.0 (east city limits of Euless,being also the city limits of Fort Worth) westerly 1.811 miles to station 333+63.5 (west city limits of Euless, being also the city limits of Bedford) at 55 miles per hour maximum, 45 miles per hour minimum. Frontage roads: (a) From the beginning of the frontage roads at station 852+32, easterly 0.478 mile to the end of the frontage roads at station 877+53.5, 30 miles per hour. (b) From station 265+07.42 (west city limits of Euless, being also the city limits of Bedford) easterly 2.307 miles to station 386+87.49(intersection of Main Street) at 40 miles per hour. (c) From station 905+45 (east city limits of Euless, being also the city limits of Fort Worth) westerly 0.752 miles to station 865+74 (being approximately 450 feet east of Main Street) at 40 miles per hour. Supp.No.21 1022.5 § 14-66 EULESS CODE § 14-66 North Industrial Boulevard (a) From station 200+82 (north city limits of Euless, being also the south city limits of Grapevine) southerly 1.746 miles to station 293+00, 55 miles per hour. (b) From station 293+00 southerly 0.606 mile to station 325+00, 50 miles per hour. (c) From station 325+00 southerly 1.679 miles to station 413.63 (south city limits of Euless, being also the city limits of Fort Worth), 45 miles per hour. (d) School crossing—From station 330+00 (500 feet north of Midway Drive) southerly 0.348 mile to station 348+40 (260 feet south of Trojan Trail), 35 miles per hour when so signed for school crossing, 45 miles per hour all other times. FM 157 (a) From station 245+55(intersection with SH 121)southerly 3.183 miles to station 413+63 at 45 miles per hour. (1) School crossing:• From station 330+00 (500 feet north of Midway Drive)southerly 0.348 mile to station 348+40 (260 feet south of Trojan Trail) at 35 miles per hour when so signed for school crossing, 45 miles per hour all other times. School Zone Speed Limits (a) Generally. On that portion of those streets or highways being designated below as a school zone, the prima facie maximum reasonable and prudent speed is twenty (20) miles per hour between 7:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m., and between 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.,Monday through Friday; provided,that an appropri- ate sign giving notice thereof is erected. It shall be an affirma- tive defense to a charge of exceeding said prima facie maxi- mum speed, established below, that the day in question was a day when there were no classes in session at the nearest school, as well as at any school within two thousand(2,000)feet of the location of said alleged excessive speed. (b) School zones enumerated Supp.No.21 1022.E § 14-66 TRAFFIC § 14-66 (1) Central Junior High School Zone: a. On Pipeline Road between signs posted at or near the property lines of 2025 Pipeline Road(Bell Manor Ad- dition, Block 5, Lot 19A1, southwest corner)for west- bound traffic and 3201 Pipeline Road(McCoy Survey, Abstract 10-73,Lot 2C,northwest corner)for eastbound traffic. Supp.No.21 1022.6.1 § 14-66 TRAFFIC § 14-66 Addition, Block 6, Lot 1, southeast corner) and inter- section with West Mills for westbound traffic. (6) South Euless Elementary School Zone: a. On Euless South Main Street between signs posted at or near the property lines of 506 South Main Street (Huitt Survey, Abstract 684, Tract 2D2, southeast cor- ner)for southbound traffic, and approximately one hun- dred (100) feet south of intersection with Landover Lane (Southland Addition, Block 1, Lot 1, northwest corner)for northbound traffic. b. On Hollywood Street from signs posted at or near property line of 701 Henslee Drive (Cedar Hills Es- tate, Block 8,Lot 1, northeast corner)and intersection with Euless South Main Street for eastbound traffic. (7) Trinity High School Zone: a. On Trojan Trail between signs posted at or near the property line of First Baptist Church of Euless (J. P. Halford Survey, Abstract 711, Tract 7A6, northwest corner)for eastbound traffic, and Trinity High School grounds (J. P. Halford Survey, Abstract 711, Tract 7A1A1, south property line)for westbound traffic. b. On West Midway Drive between signs posted at or near property lines of Trinity High School grounds(J. P. Halford Survey, Abstract 711, Tract 7A1A1, north- west corner)for eastbound traffic, and 600 Rusk Drive (Midway Park Addition,Block 1,Lot 1,south property line)for westbound traffic. (8) Wilshire Elementary School Zone: a. On Signet Drive between signs posted at or near the property lines of Wilshire Elementary School grounds (Wilshire Village Addition, Block 12, excluding Lots 1-6, southeast corner) for westbound traffic, and 1707 Signet Drive(Wilshire Village Addition, Block 11,Lot 23, northwest corner)for westbound traffic. b. On Kynette Drive between signs posted at or near the property lines of Wilshire Elementary School grounds (Wilshire Village Addition, Block 12, except Lots 1-6, Supp.No.21 1022.9 § 14-66 EULESS CODE § 14-68 northwest corner)for eastbound traffic,and 1602 Kynette Drive (Wilshire Village Addition, Block 3, Lot 10R, northeast corner)for westbound traffic. (Ord. No. 129, § 1, 5-24-60; Ord. No. 421, § 1, 3-14-72; Ord. No. 534, §. 1, 12-13-77; Ord. No. 542, § 1, 4-11-78; Ord. No. 551, § 1, 7-25-78; Ord. No. 555, § 1, 9-26-78; Ord. No. 562, § 1, 2-27-79; Ord. No. 600, § 1, 10-23-79; Ord. No. 601, § 1, 10-23-79; Ord. No. 604, § 1, 12-11-79; Ord. No. 609, § 1, 1-8-80; Ord. No. 783, §§ 1, 2, 3-27-84; Ord. No. 963, § 1, 4-26-88) Editor's note-A portion of§ 1 of Ord. No. 534, adopted Dec. 13, 1977, designated as amendatory of § 14-65, has been codified as being amendatory of § 14-66 for purposes of classification. Ord. No. 542, § 1, adopted April 11, 1978; Ord. No. 551, § 1, adopted July 25, 1978; Ord. No. 555, § 1, adopted Sept. 26, 1978; and Ord. No. 562, § 1, adopted Feb. 27, 1979; did not specifically admend the Code, hence their codification as being amendatory of§ 14-66 was at the editor's discretion. Sec. 14-67. Drive on right side of roadway. Upon all roadways, the driver of a vehicle shall drive upon the right half of the roadway, except as follows: (1) When overtaking and passing another vehicle pro- ceeding in the same direction under the rules governing such movement; (2) When the right half of a roadway is closed to traffic while under construction or repair; (3) Upon a roadway divided into three (3) marked lanes for traffic under the rules applicable thereon; or (4) Upon a roadway designated and signposted for one-way traffic. (Ord. No. 116, § 23, 8-11-59) Sec. 14-68. Driving on roadways laned for traffic. Whenever any roadway has been divided into two (2) or more clearly marked lanes for traffic, the following rules in addition to all others consistent herewith shall apply: Supp.No.21 1022.10 § 15-34 VEHICLES FOR HIRE § 15-37 in any manner soliciting, by word, signal or otherwise, patron- age for such vehicles while in operation or in use upon any public street or public property. (Ord. No.41, § IX, 2-13-56) Sec. 15-35. Holding out vehicle as taxicab without authority. No person shall use the terms "taxi" or "taxicab" or "for hire automobile" or "for hire car" or "auto rental" or in any way advertise or hold himself out as a taxicab company or operator or for hire automobile company or operator or rep- resent himself to be such by means of advertisements, signs, trade names or otherwise unless he has previously thereto complied with the conditions, regulations and restrictions prescribed by this article. (Ord. No. 41, § X, 2-13-56) Sec. 15-36. Trip records. The owner or operator of public vehicles shall keep a daily record of the transportation or trips of each vehicle, and such record shall show in detail the hour and place of departure and return of each trip, its destination and the name of the operator of the vehicle. (Ord. No. 41, § XI,2-13-56) Sec. 15-37. Penalties. (a) Any person violating any of the provisions of this arti- cle shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and the person, or any employee, agent, manager or officer thereof, who is guilty of violating any of the provisions of this article shall upon conviction be punished as provided in section 1-6 for each offense, and in case of willful or continued violations by any person, or his employees, agents, servants or officers, the city shall have power to revoke and repeal any license, per- mit, privilege and franchise granted to said person. (b) In case of any willful violation of any of the terms and provisions of this article, the city, in addition to imposing the penalties above provided may institute any appropriate action or proceeding in any court having jurisdiction, to restrain, correct or abate such violation; and the definition of any vio- Supp.No.21 1099 § 15-37 EULESS CODE § 15-45 lation as a misdemeanor shall not preclude the city from in- voking the civil remedies given it by the laws of the state. (Ord. No. 41, § XIX, 2-13-56) Secs. 15-38-15-44. Reserved. ARTICLE III. WRECKERS AND TOW TRUCKS Sec. 15-45. Permit—Required,fee,expiration,nontransferable, display. (a) Scope of activity for which required: No person shall drive, operate or cause to be operated, nor shall any person employ, permit or allow another to drive, operate or cause to be operated, any wrecker over any street in the city for the purpose of remov- ing, moving or towing of any vehicle without first having ob- tained from the city under the provisions of this article a permit authorizing such operation and use of said wrecker vehicle. This subsection shall not be construed to prohibit, nor shall a permit be required for, the transportation by a nonresident wrecker company or operator of a vehicle with the consent of the owner of such vehicle or such owner's authorized representative,provided such wrecker shall be registered with the Texas Department of Labor and Standards under the Texas Tow Truck Act.A nonresi- dent wrecker company or operator shall mean that the wrecker owner does not maintain a place of business within the corporate limits of the City of Euless,Texas. (b) Fee, expiration, nontransferable: Every application for a wrecker permit shall be accompanied by the payment of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for each wrecker to be operated by the applicant. All such permits issued shall expire on De- cember thirty-first of the year in which they were issued. Said permits shall not be transferable, and no permit shall be used on any wrecker vehicle other than the one for which it was issued. (c) Display: All wrecker permits shall be visibly displayed on each wrecker vehicle operated in the city.(Ord.No.412,Art.I, §§ 1, 2, 5, 8, 10-26-71; Ord. No. 970, § 1, 5-24-88) Supp.No.21 ^� 1100 CODE COMPARATIVE TABLE Section Ord.No. Date Section this Code 919 1-27-87 9-1-9-5 8-115-8-119 920 2-10-87 1 6-1 927 3.24-87 Div./Sec(s). I A 4-170 B 4-171 II 4-172 III A 4-173 B 4-174 C 4-193 D—G 4-175-4-178 IV A 4-190 B 4-191 C 4-194 D 4-196 V A—E 4-210-4-214 VI 4-198 VII 4-192 VIII 4-917 IX 4-195 Section 928 3-24-87 1-10 2-110-2-119 931 5-26-87 1 5-45 2 5-46 932 6- 9-87 1 4-211(4) 934 8-11-87 1 7-25, 7-27-7-29, 7-31 943 9- 8-87 1 4-70 2 4-71 3 4-73,4-74 4(1) 4-81 (2) 4-82 (3) 4-91 (4) 4-90 (5) 4-92 (6)—(8) 4-87-4-89 (9) 4-84,4-85 (10) 4-86 (11) 4-83 5(1) 4-97(a),(b),(d) (2) 4-98(a),(c),(d) (3) 4-102 (4) 4-99 (5) 4-101 (6) 4-103 (7) 4-98(b) Stipp.No.21 (8) 4-97(c) 1477 EULESS CODE Section Ord.No. Date Section this Code (9) 4-100 (10) 4-104 6(1)—(3) 4-111 (4),(5) 4-112 (6) 4-113 (7),(8) 4-114 7 4-75 10 4-76 950 10-27-87 1 16-22 951 10-27-87 1 14-124 955 11-10-87 Art./Secs. I 3-1 II 3-2 III 3-2 3-3 3-3 3-4 3-4 3-6 3-5 3-7 IV 3-6 3-8 V 3-7-3-17 3-40-3-50 VI 3-18-3-25 3.61-3-68 3-26 3-9 1 3-27 3-5 3-28-3-41 3-10-3-23 3-43 3-24 3-45 3-25 3-46 3-26 Section 956 11-10-87 1 7-75 87-662(Res.) 11-10-87 16-22(e) 963 4-26-88 1 14-66 964 4-26-88 1 7-63 2 7-77 965 4-26-88 1 6-1(21) 966 4-26-88 1 5-6 969 5-24-88 1 10-52 970 5-24-88 1 15-45(a) 978 8-9-88 1 11-46(a) 2-4 11-47-11-49 5 11-46(b) 6-8 11-50-11-52 9 11-46(c) 10 11-53 Supp.No.21 (The next page is 1481) 1478 CODE INDEX A ABANDONED, DERELICT, LOST PERSONAL PROP- ERTY Section Bill of sale, execution 7-62 Chief of police to administer disposition of property 7-60 Definitions 7-55 Fees Disposal 7-65 Generally 7-67 Holding periods, execution of bill of sale 7-62 Impounding 7-67 Proceeds, disposal 7-65 Impoundment Authorization 7-56 Junk 7-66 Junked vehicles Abatement and removal of nuisance City, by 7-78 Owner or occupant of private or public prem- ises, by 7-77 Penalty for failure 7-79 Definitions 7-75 Notice information generally 7-77 Notice of removal to Texas highway department 7-78 Nuisances Declaring junked vehicles to be 7-76 Penalty for violations 7-79 Reconstructing junked vehicles Prohibited 7-77 Removal City, by 7-78 Notice information 7-79 Notice of, to Texas highway department 7-78 Owner or occupant of private or public premises, by 7-77 Penalty for failure 7-79 Violations, penalty 7-79 Lien on impounded property 7-59 Notice as to motor vehicles ___________ __________________ 7-64 Notice as to property other than motor vehicles 7-63 Nuisances, declaration 7-56 Records 7-67 Redemption of property Bill of sale,execution of 7-62 Supp.No.21 1497 EULESS CODE ABANDONED,DERELICT,LOST PERSONAL PROPERTY— Cont'd. Section Disposal of proceeds 7-65 Generally 7-61 Holding periods,execution of bill of sale 7-62 Manufactured housing Notices 7-63 Motor vehicles Notices as to 7-64 Notices as to property other than 7-63 Notices as to motor vehicles 7-64 Notices as to property other than motor vehicles,manufac- tured housing 7-63 ACCIDENTS Traffic. See that title Vehicles for hire (Wreckers and tow trucks). See that title AD VALOREM TAXATION. See: Taxation ADVERTISING Outdoor advertising. See: Signs and Billboards Vehicle displaying. See: Traffic ADVISORY BOARD FOR SOCIAL CONCERNS Appointment of members;officers;terms.. 2-72 Creation;composition 2-71 Quorum;voting by chairman 2-73 ADVISORY BODIES Departments and other agencies of city. See that title AFFIRMATION. See: Oath, Affirmation, Swear or Sworn AGED PERSONS Homestead exemption for persons sixty-five or over. See: Taxation AGENCIES OF CITY.See: Departments and Other Agencies of City AIR GUNS Defined. See: Firearms and Weapons AIRCRAFT EXPOSURE ZONE Subdivision regulations.See:Subdivisions(Appendix B) AIR POLLUTION CONTROL Control director Data, requiring, confidential nature 8-25 Supp. No.21 1498 CODE INDEX AIR POLLUTION CONTROL—Cont'd. Section Duties 8-22 Jurisdiction 8-24 Variances, 8-23 Definitions 8-20 Divisions Establishment 8-21 Enforcement, civil and criminal 8-30 General prohibitions 8-29 Jurisdiction 8-24 Methods and procedures for measuring 8-28 Mufflers on vehicles. See: Traffic Standards Air contaminants and activities not covered by state board. 8-27 State board regulations 8-26 AIRPORT ZONING BOARD Created 2-8 Regulations,duty to administer 2-8 Representation of political subdivisions 2-9 ALARM SYSTEMS Alarm activation,limitation and reset requirement 2 1/4-4 Alarm system operating instructions 2 1/4-7 Automatic alarm notification prohibited 2 1/4-6 Definitions 2 1/4-1 Direct alarm reporting , 2 1/4-6 Exceptions 2 1/4-12 False statements 2 1/4-2 Financial institutions Protection of 2 1/4-8 Implementation of provisions 2 1/4-14 Indirect alarm reporting 2 1/4-5 Limitation 2 1/4-4 Operating instructions 2 1/4-7 Operation and maintenance Proper 2 1/4-3 Performance reviews of systems 2 1/4-13 Permit Application , 21/4-2 False statements on 2 1/4-2 Fee 2 1/4-2 Refusal to issue,appeal 2 1/4-10 Required 2 1/4-2 Revocation of 2 1/4.10 Appeal of 2 1/4-10 Transferability 2 1/4-2 Proper operation and maintenance 2 1/4-3 Supp.No.21 1499 EULESS CODE ALARM SYSTEMS—Cont'd. Section Reporting Direct alarms 2 1/4-6 Indirect alarms 2 1/4-5 Reset requirements 2 1/4-4 Service fee 2 1/4-9 System performance reviews 2 1/4-13 Violations, penalty 2 1/4-11 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Churches,schools,hospitals,etc. Proximity of establishments selling alcoholic beverages to . 21/2-2 License fee Levied;applicability;collection;etc. 21/2-1 Parks,prohibited in;exceptions 12-12 Vagrancy provisions applicable to.See:Vagrancy. ALLEYS Street defined re ., 1-3 Streets in general.See:Streets and Sidewalks Traffic regulations.See:Traffic ALMS,SOLICITING Vagrancy provisions applicable to.See:Vagrancy AMBULANCES ,•••••.\ Authorized emergency vehicles.See:Traffic Emergency ambulance service Ambulance attendance,authority of 11-49 Authorization of city manager to establish 11-47 Emergency medical personnel Hindrance,interference or obstruction of prohibited 11-52 Establishing,authorization 11-47 False requests prohibited 11-51 Fees and charges,establishment of;responsibility for payment 11-50 Fire department Hindrance, interference or obstruction of emergency per- sonnel prohibited 11-52 Medical director,designation of 11-48 Operation of service by 11-47 Provision of service 11-46 Requests for service 11-49 Violation, penalty 11-53 Vehicles for hire(ambulance).See that title AMPLIFIERS Prohibited noises enumerated.See:Noises ANIMALS AND FOWL Adoption of dogs or cats 3-7 Supp.No.21 1500 '^',\ CODE INDEX ANIMALS AND FOWL—Cont'd. Section Animal care 3-9 Animal control officer Duties 3-22 Right of ingress 3-2 3 Animal pens,sanitary conditions of 3-12 Animals running at large Fowl 3-5 Generally 3-4 Authority to destroy certain animals 3-19 Barking dogs 3-11 Confinement during estrus 3-6 Construction 3-2 Dead animals 3-15 Definitions 3-2 Estrays Advertisement of impounded estrays 3-42 Area,size and location restrictions 3-48 Breeding 3-50 Death of estray 3-47 Escape of estray 3-47 Impoundment 3-41 Recovery 3-43 Riding or driving livestock on sidewalks or streets 3-49 Sale proceeds,recovery by owner 3-45 Sales 3-44 Unattended estrays(livestock) 3-40 Usage 3-46 Exceptions and exemptions 3-25 Fees 3-8 Guard dogs 3-17 Impoundment 3-3 Injured or diseased animals,impoundment of 3-21 Nonconforming uses 3-26 Nursing baby animals,impoundment of 3-20 Penalty clause 3-24 Preamble 3-1 Prohibited animals,keeping of 3-14 Rabies control Animals which have died of rabies 3-67 Certificate of rabies vaccination 3-62 Confinement 3-65 Immunization and vaccination 3-61 Observation 3-65 Person's duty re knowledge of animals exhibiting rabid symptoms 3-68 Quarantine 3-66 Supp.No.21 1500.1 EULESS CODE ANIMALS AND FOWL—Cont'd. Section Reporting Bites 3-63 Suspected rabies 3-64 Restriction on number of animals to be kept 3-13 Slaughtering animals 3-10 Traps and equipment,tampering with 3-18 • Vicious animals ' 3-16 ANNEXATIONS Ordinances saved from repeal,other provisions not included herein.See the preliminary pages and the adopting ordi- nance of this code. ANNUAL BUDGET,ETC. Ordinances saved from repeal,other provisions not included herein.See the preliminary pages and the adopting ordi- nance of this code. APPROPRIATIONS Ordinances saved from repeal,other provisions not included herein.See the preliminary pages and the adopting ordi- nance of this code. ARRESTS Electrical inspector,authority.See:Electricity Fire marshal,authority of.See:Fire Marshal Fires,suspicious persons.See:Fire Department Traffic arrest procedures.See:Traffic ARSON Reward.See:Fire Prevention ASSEMBLIES Interference with use of streets 11-5 Supp.No.21 1500.2 CODE INDEX ELECTRICITY—Cont'd. Section Master electricians and journeyman electricians licenses. See within this title that subject Meter installations 4-74 Permits Application 4-112 Fees 4-114 Insurance 4-115 Issuance Violations not authorized by 4-113 Transfer and use of another's license to obtain permit prohibited 4-103 When required 4-111 Purpose 4-70 Signs and billboards.See that title Violation; penalty 4-76 Permit issuance does not authorize violations 4-113 Wiring requirements 4-75 ELEVATED.STRUCTURES Parking on.See:Traffic EMBALMING ESTABLISHMENTS Funeral procession regulations.See:Traffic Vehicles for hire(ambulances).See that title EMERGENCIES Civil preparedness.See that title Emergency ambulance service.See:Ambulances Fences,walls,hedges and enclosures.See also that title Emergency ingress and egress required 4-133(f) Water and sewers.See that title EMERGENCY VEHICLES Authorized emergency vehicles.See:Traffic Vehicles for hire(ambulances).See that title EMPLOYEES.See:Officers and Employees ENCLOSURES.See:Fences,Walls,Hedges and Enclosures EULESS,CITY OF.See:Municipality EXCAVATIONS Parking by.See:Traffic Prohibited noises enumerated.See:Noises EXHAUST DISCHARGES Prohibited noises enumerated.See:Noises EXPLOSIVES AND BLASTING AGENTS ' Fire prevention regulations.See:Fire Prevention Fireworks.See that title Supp.No.21 1510.1 EULESS CODE F FALSE WEIGHTS.See:Weights and Measures Section FENCES,WALLS,HEDGES AND ENCLOSURES Administration 4-135 Appeals 4-136 Barbed wire prohibited 4-133(c) Electrical fences prohibited 4-133(d) Emergency ingress and egress required 4-133(f) Exhibit A 4-138 General requirements/prohibitions for all fences and freestand- ing walls 4-133 Height, maximum 4-133(e) Intersections Visibility triangle required 4-133(b) Obstruction prohibited 4-133(a) Park property;removing,breaking,mutilating 12-8 Parks,playgrounds and recreation.See also that title Penalty for violation 4-137 Permit Application 4-135(b) Fee 4-135(c) ^� Required 4-135(a) Property owner's responsibility 4-133(g) Public property 4-133(h) Scope 4-132 Setback requirements 4-134 Swimming pools Enclosures 8-42 Fence specifications 4-133(i) Variances 4-136 Violations Penalty 4-137 Visibility triangle required 4-133(b) FIDUCIARIES Person defined re 1-3 FILLING STATIONS Driving through.See:Traffic Transportation,handling of volatiles,etc.See:Fire Prevention Wholesale accumulations of refuse.See:Garbage and Trash FINANCES Ordinances saved from repeal, other provisions not included herein. See the preliminary pages and the adopting ordi- nance of this code. Taxation.See that title Supp.No.21 1510.2 CODE INDEX MAYOR Section Disaster services council,duties re 43/4-3 Water and sewers.See also that title Mayor's emergency power 16-4 MEAT PACKERS Wholesale accumulations of refuse. See: Garbage and Trash MEETINGS Unlawful assemblies.See:Assemblies MERCHANDISE SALES Parks,in. See:Parks and Recreation Placing materials on streets. See: Streets and Side- walks MERCHANTS Peddlers,canvassers and solicitors. See that title MIND READERS Vagrancy provisions applicable to. See: Vagrancy MINORS (juveniles,children,etc.) Pawnbrokers transacting business with. See: Pawn- brokers Poolroom restrictions. See: Poolrooms and Billiard Parlors Sexually explicit material, display of. See: Indecency and Obscenity Vagrancy provisions applicable to.See:Vagrancy MOBILE HOMES Abandoned,derelict,lost personal property Notices re manufactured homes 7-63 Flood damage prevention provisions 4-206 Flood damage prevention.See also that title MOBS Unlawful assemblies.See:Assemblies MONTH Defined 1-3 MORTUARY ESTABLISHMENTS Funeral processions regulation. See:Traffic Vehicles for hire (ambulances). See that title MOTELS Hotel (motel and other transient lodging) occupancy tax. See: Taxation Supp.No.21 1523 EULESS CODE MOTOR VEHICLES AND OTHER VEHICLES Section Abandoned, derelict, lost personal property. See that title Air pollution control.See that title Itinerant vendors vehicles. See: Peddlers, Canvassers and Solicitors Junked motor vehicles Abandoned, derelict, lost personal property. See that title Littering. See: Garbage and Trash Prohibited noises enumerated. See: Noises Traffic. See that title MOTORCYCLE RACING Bookmaking. See that title MOTORCYCLES Prohibited noises enumerated. See: Noises Traffic regulations. See: Traffic MOVING BUILDINGS Requirements. See: Buildings MOVING VEHICLES Persons clinging to. See: Traffic MULES,JACKS,JENNETS,ETC. Livestock at large,etc.See: Animals and Fowl MUNICIPAL COURTS City council Authorization of additional municipal courts and judges by 2-10 MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENTS Authorized emergency vehicles. See:Traffic Departments and other agencies of city. See that title MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOLS. See: Parks and Rec- reation MUNICIPALITY City, defined __—__ _____ 1-3 MUTUAL LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE. See: Polite Department N NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE.See:Electricity Supp.No.21 1524 CODE INDEX NATURAL DISASTERS Section Civil preparedness.See that title NIGHTWATCHMEN Private detectives and special officers. See that title NOISE Barking dogs.See: Animals and Fowl Enumeration of unnecessary, unlawful noises __—_____ 11-11 Generally — _-- 11-10 Mufflers on vehicles.See: Traffic Swimming pools,at. See: Swimming Pools NUMBER Word usage for interpreting code _ _____—___— 1-3 NUISANCES Accumulations of trash. See:Garbage and Trash Air pollution control. See that title Fierce, etc., dogs. See: Animals and Fowl Garbage and trash. See that title Junked motor vehicles. See: Abandoned, Derelict, Lost Personal Property Weeds and brush.See that title 0 OATH,AFFIRMATION,SWEAR OR SWORN Definitions for interpreting code 1-3 OBLIGATIONS OF CITY Ordinances saved from repeal, other provisions not included herein. See the preliminary pages and the adopting ordinance of this code OBSCENITY. See: Indecency and Obscenity OBSTRUCTIONS Fences and obstructions 4-132 et seq. Fences,walls,hedges and enclosures.See that title OCCASIONAL OR GARAGE SALES Advertising 10-53 Definitions 10-50 Locations and conditions of conducting ___-- — 10-51 Penalties 10-54 Permit Required, fee 10-52 Registration _________---_`__-- _— 10-52 OCCUPATIONS Licenses and permits. See that title Supp.No.21 1524.1 CODE INDEX SUBDIVISIONS (Appendix B)—Cont'd. Section Preliminary plats Effect of approval, expiration 16 Information required 15 Plats in general. See within this title: Plats Submitting, scale 14 Public improvements. See within this title: Improve- ments Purpose of provisions 1 Replat Procedures for approval • 24' Submittal requirements 23 Required improvements. See within this title: Im- provements Sewers. See within this title: Water and Sewers Side lot lines.See within this title: Improvements Sidewalks Improvements. See within this title that subject Storm sewers Improvements. See within this title that subject Storm water design standards Bridges 111 Storm drains 111 Catch basins 104 Curb height 101 Ditches and channels 109 Drainage features and policies 103 Offsite drainage 112 Easements, etc., for drainage structures 110 Height of curb where water directed 108 Maximum water depth 102 Method of measuring 100 Offsite drainage 112 Street grades 105 Valley gutters 106 Water dumped from street into watercourse 107 Street grades, storm drainage 105 Streets Improvements. See within this title that subject Taxes, assessments,etc. Payment required before approval of subdivision 22 Utility easements 40 Utilities Refusal of plat approval for inadequate utilities 21 Water and sewers Improvements. See within this title that subject Supp.No.21 1539 EULESS CODE SUBDIVISIONS (Appendix B)—Cont'd. Section Water carryoff. See within this title: Storm Water Design Standards Water dumped from street into watercourse 107 SUNDAYS Sale restrictions. See: Licenses and Permits SUPPLEMENTS Supplementation of code. See: Code of Ordinances SURVEYS, MAPS AND PLATS Ordinances saved from repeal, other provisions not included herein. See the preliminary pages and the adopting ordinance of this code Subdivision plats. See: Subdivisions SWEAR OR SWORN. See: Oath, Affirmation, Swear or Sworn SWIMMING POOLS Bathers with communicable diseases 8-44 Construction permit and approval 8-41 Building permits in general. See: Buildings Definitions 8-40 Disease control 8-44 Enclosures 4-133(i),8-42 Fences,walls,hedges and enclosures.See also that title Indecent exposure. See: Indecency and Obscenity Municipal swimming pools. See Parks and Recreation Interfering with enjoyment of 8-48 Safety of bathers 8-43 Sanitation of premises 8-45 State department of health Compliance with requirements 8-48 Unhealthful practices,conduct 8-44 Unnecessary noise 8-47 SWINE Livestock at large. See: Animals and Fowl T TARRANT COUNTY. See: County TAXATION Ad valorem taxation Delinquent taxes;interest and penalties 5-5 Homestead exemptions Persons sixty-five years of age or over Applications for 5-2,5-3 Exclusions 5-4 Granted 5-1 Supp.No.21 1540 �� CODE INDEX TAXATION—Cont'd. Section Residential exemption for all property 5-6 Interest and penalties 5-5 Bingo tax Comptroller of public accounts authorized to be agent of city . 5-33 Imposed 5-31 Penalty for violation 5-34 State law adopted by reference 5-32 Homestead exemption. See within this title: Ad Valorem Taxation Hotel(motel and other transient lodging)occupancy tax Collection 5-23 Definitions 5-21 Enforcement 5-25 Levy;rate;exemptions 5-22 Reports 5-24 Violation;penalty 5-26 Ordinances saved from repeal, other provisions not included herein, See the preliminary pages and the adopting ordi- nance of the code State law adopted;additional penalty on delinquent taxes 5-01 Telecommunications services tax General provisions 5-45 Offset to or reduction in amount payable by providers of services Tax not to serve as 5-46 TAXICABS.See:Vehicles for Hire(taxicabs,etc.) TELECOMMUNICATIONS Telecommunications services tax 5-45 et seq. Taxation.See that title TELEVISION Cable television.See that title Satellite television reception dishes 4-150 TENANT IN COMMON,PARTNERSHIP,ETC. Owner defined re 1-3 TENSE Word usage for interpreting code 1.3 TEXAS,STATE OF.See:State THEFT Water and sewers.See also that title Theft of city services 16-3 THOROUGHFARES Proximity to signs.See:Signs and Billboards Supp.No.21 1541 EULESS CODE TIME Section Computation of time for interpreting code 1-3 Official time standard designated 1-3 Official time standards for traffic purposes.See:Traffic TOBACCO Regulation of smoking 8-115 et seq. Smoking,regulation of.See that title TOW TRUCKS.See:Vehicles for Hire(wreckers and tow trucks) TRADES AND CALLINGS Licenses and permits.See that title TRAFFIC Abandoned vehicles. See: Abandoned, Derelict, Lost Personal Property Accidents Bullet-struck vehicles, reporting _______ ____—_____ 14-38 Damage to vehicle, involving 14-35 Driver Duty to stop,etc. 14-35 et seq. Fixtures on highways, striking ____________________"____ 14-37 Garages to keep records and reports 14-38 Interference by driver of wrecker trucks 14-34 �\ Moving of vehicles Prohibited,exceptions____ 14-33 Negligent collisions 14-39 Officers other than city and state employees 14-32 Reports Driver and witnesses _____._ 14-30 Occupants 14-31 Unattended vehicle, striking 14-36 Vehicles for hire (ambulances). See that title Wrecker trucks Interference by driver of 14-34 Vehicles for hire (wrecker and tow trucks). See that title Additional or special regulations 14-2 Advertising Unauthorized signals or markings. See within this title: Traffic-control Signs, Signals and Devices Vehicle display -__ . --__ 14-99 Alleys Parking restrictions. See within this title: Parking, Stopping and Standing Vehicle emerging from 14-89 Supp.No.21 1542 CODE INDEX TRAFFIC—Cont'd. Section Ambulances Authorized emergency vehicles. See within this title that subject Vehicles for hire (ambulances). See that title Animals and animal-drawn vehicles Applicability —— --— — --- 14-7 Angle parking Parking restrictions. See within this title: Parking, Stopping and Standing Arrests Fleeing from or evading police —___ 14-5 Traffic violations bureau. See within this title that subject Authorized emergency vehicles Defined 14-1 Truck route exceptions 14-104 Backing of vehicles Limitations 14-88 Barricades.See:Streets and Sidewalks Bicycles Applicability —.. — 14-7 Clinging to moving vehicles _______ 14-14 Defined ___— 14-1 Blind pedestrians. See within this title:Pedestrians Bottles. See within this title: Glass or Similar Injuri- ous Articles Bridge Driving to left of center____—___________ 14-72 Parking restrictions. See within this title: Parking, Stopping and Standing Building moving. See: Buildings Bullet-struck vehicle, reporting 14-37 Bureau. See within this title:Traffic Violations Bureau Carts. See within this title: Pushcarts Coasters,roller skates and similar devices Persons clinging to moving vehicles 14-14 Use restricted 14-13 Collisions. See within this title: Accidents Corner clearance Trees and shrubbery.See that title Corner cutting --- -__ 14-98 Crossing, railroad. See within this title: Railroads and Trains Supp.No.21 1542.1 EULESS CODE TRAFFIC—Cont'd. Section Crosswalks Defined --__ —____— 14-1 Parking restrictions. See within this title: Parking, Stopping and Standing Pedestrians.See within this title that subject Curb Parking restrictions. See within this title: Parking, Stopping and Standing Curb loading zone. See within this title: Loading Zones Damaged vehicles Accidents.See within this title that subject Definitions 14-1 Divided highways, driving on ___________ 14-79 Doors on vehicles Opening - ----- —-- — 14-10 Supp.No.21 1542.2