HomeMy WebLinkAbout13 of 1948 - Amending Section 1150 relating to Miscellaneous Health Regulation (Rat and Rodent Control) ROLL CALL
VOTING Aye Nay Salt Lake City,Utah, MAR 23 1y48 ,194
Affleck I move that the ordinance be passed.
Matheson . - .
Romney
Tedesco
10 Mr.Chairman . .
AN ORD CE
Result
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 1150 of the Revised Ordi-
nances of Salt Lake City, Utah, 1944, relating to miscellaneous
health regulations.
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Salt
Lake City, Utah:
SECTION 1. That Section 1150 of the Revised Ordinances
of Salt Lake City, Utah, 1944, relating to miscellaneous health
regulations, be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows:
„SEC. 1150. RAT AND RODENT CONTROL. DEFINITIONS.
1. That for the purposes of this ordinance the following
definitions shall apply:
(a) The term "business building„ shall mean any
structure, whether public or private regardless of the type of
material used in its construction, located within the boun-
daries of Salt Lake City, that is adapted to occupancy for
residence or for the transaction of business, whether vacant
or occupied, for the rendering of professional services, for
the display, sale or storage of goods, wares, or merchandise,
or for the performance of work or labor, including hotels,
rooming houses, boarding houses, apartment houses, beer houses,
beer parlors, office buildings, public buildings, stores, mar-
kets, restaurants, grain elevators and abattoirs, warehouses,
work shops and factories, junk yards, scrap iron businesses
or placed, lumber yards, coal yards, automobile tire yards,
sheds or buildings used for the storage of tires and any or
all similar places where rats may find harborage.
(b) The terms },Vent Stoppage or "ratproofing" as
used herein apply to a 'form of ratproofing to prevent the in-
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gress of rats into business buildings from the exterior or from
one business building to another. It consists of the closing
and keeping closed of all openings in the exterior walls,
ground or first floors, basements, roofs, sidewalk gratings,
sidewalk openings, foundations, elevator shafts, fire escapes
and other places that may be reached and entered by rats by
climbing, burrowing or otherwise. The material to be used for
ratproofing shall include cement, concrete, brick masonry laid
in cement, concrete mortar, sheet metal and hardware cloth of
not less than nineteen gauge having a mesh not larger than
one half (1/2) inch, and all material for ratproofing shall be
of such strength and thickness as to be impervious to rat gnaw-
ing. Windows and other openings for light or ventilation, the
sills of which are less than thirty inches from the ground or
accessible to rats by means of climbing wires or pipes, shall,
if open, be covered by hardware cloth conforming to the above
gauge and dimensions. All exterior doors shall be protected
against the gnawing of rats by the use of materials prescribed
above. When closed, all exterior doors shall have a maximum
jambs
clearance between doors, door—sills anslitmlxm of not exceeding
three eighths (3/8) inch. In all side and rear doors which
are left open at night and those which are left open during
the day, but infrequently used, shall be installed hardware
cloth doors conforming to the above dimensions and equipped
with self-closing device. All concrete floors and curtain walls
shall be at least four (4) inches in thickness.
(c) The term "rat harborage" shall mean any condi-
tion which provides shelter or protection for rats, thus favor-
ing their multiplication and continued existence in, under, or
outside of any structure.
(d) The term "rat eradication" means the elimination
or extermination of rats within buildings or premises by any
or all of the accepted measures, such as: poisoning, fumiga-
tion, trapping, clubbing, etc.
(e) The term "Health Officer" as used herein means
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Health Commissioner of Salt Lake City or any duly authorized
representative.
(f) The term nownertt shall mean the actual owner,
agent, or custodian of the business building, whether individual,
partnership, or corporation. The Lessee shall be construed
as the tiowner" for the purpose of this ordinance when business
buildings agreements hold the lessee responsible for mainte-
nance and repairs.
(g) The term "occupant" as used herein shall mean
the individual, partnership, or corporation that uses or occu-
pies any business building or part or fraction thereof, whether
the actual owner or tenant. In the case of vacant business
buildings or vacant portions thereof, the owner, agent, or
custodian shall have the responsibility as occupant.
2. All business buildings in the City of Salt Lake City
shall be ratproofed by owner as defined in paragraph (f) freed
of rats and maintained in a ratproof and rat-free condition
by the occupant or tenant as defined in paragraph (g) to the
satisfaction of the Health Officer.
3. That upon receipt of written notice and/or order from
the Health Officer the owner of any business building speci-
fied therein shall take immediate measures for ratproofing the
building, and that unless said work and improvements have been
completed by the owner in the time specified in the written
notice, in no event to be less than fifteen (15) days, or with-
in the time to which a written extension may have been grant-
ed by the Health Officer, then the owner shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor under the provisions of this ordinance.
4. Whenever the Health Officer notifies the occupant or
occupants of a business building that there is evidence of
rat infestation of the building said occupant or occupants
shall immediately institute appropriate measures for freeing
the premises each occupies of all rats, and that unless suit-
able measures for freeing the building of rats are instituted
within fifteen (15) days after receipt of notice and unless
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continuously maintained in a satisfactory manner until the
building is free of rats the Health Officer is hereby author-
ized and directed to free the building of rats at the expense
of the owner thereof, and the Health Officer shall submit bills
for the costs thereof to the owner or occupant of the build-
ing, and if the same are not paid the Health Officer shall
certify the amount due from the owner or occupant to the City
Attorney, and the City Attorney shall bring suit to collect
the same.
5. The owners of all ratproofed business buildings are
required to maintain the premises in a ratproof condition and
to repair all breaks or leaks that may occur in the ratproof-
ing without a specific order of the Health Officer.
6. From and after passage of this ordinance the Health
Officer is empowered to make unannounced inspections of the
interior and exterior of business buildings to determine full
compliance with this ordinance, and the Health Officer shall
make periodic inspections at intervals of not more than three
months of all ratproofed buildings to determine6 evidence of
rat infestation and the existence of new.6reaks or leaks in
their ratproofing and, when any evidence is found indicating
the presence of rats or openings through which rats may again
enter business buildings, the Health Officer shall serve the
owners or occupants with notice and/or orders to abate the
conditions found.
7. Whenever conditions inside or under occupied business
buildings provide extensive harborage for rats (in the opin-
ion of the Health Officer) said Health Officer is empowered,
after due notification in accordance with paragraph 3 of this
ordinance to close such business buildings until such time as
the conditions are abated by ratproofing, and harborage removal
including, if necessary, the installation of suitable con-
crete floors in basements or replacement of wooden first or
ground floors with concrete or other major repairs necessary
to faci'itate rat eradication.
8. Whenever conditions inside or under unoccupied busi- I
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.ness buildings provide extensive harborage for rats (in the
opinion of the Health Officer) said Health Officer is empower-
ed to require compliance with the provisions of paragraph 3 of
this ordinance and, in the event that said conditions are not
corrected in a period of sixty (60) days, or within the time
to which a written extension may have been granted by the
Health Officer, the Health Officer is empowered to institute
condemnation and destruction proceedings.
9. It shall be unlawful under the provisions of this
ordinance for the occupant, owner, contractor, public utility
company, plumber or any other person to remove and fail to
restore in like condition the..ratproofing from any business
building for any purpose. Further, it shall be unlawful for
any person or agent to make any new openings that are not
closed or sealed against the entrance of rats.
10. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corpor-
ation hereafter to construct, repair or remodel any building,
dwelling, stable or market, or other structure whatsoever,
unless such construction, repair, remodeling or installation
shall render the building of other structure ratproof in ac-
cordance with the regulations prescribed herein and hereunder;
provided that only such repairs, remodeling or installation
as effect the ratproof condition of any building or other
structure shall be considered as subject to the provisions of
this ordinance. Furthermore, it shall be unlawful for any
person, firm or corporation hereafter to occupy any building
or structure wherein foodstuffs are to be stored, kept, handled,
sold, held or offered for sale without complying with the rat-
proof regulations prescribed herein and hereunder for existing
buildings and structures. No license from the City to conduct
or carry on a business will be issued to any person, firm or
corporation until the requirements of this ordinance have been
complied with.
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When in the opinion of the Chief Building Inspector plans
for building, remodeling or renovating indicates that such
changes or construction will effect the ratproof condition of
a building or structure, the Chief Building Inspector shall
forward such plans or specifications to the Board of Health
for their recommendations with regard to ratproofing or vent
stopping. This shall apply both to new buildings or the reno-
vating of existing structures. When a building or other struc-
ture shall have been ratproofed in accordance with the regula-
tions prescribed herein and hereunder, the owner shall, with-
out a specific order of the City Health Officer and regardless
of need for remodeling, repair or installation, maintain such
building or structure in a ratproof condition.
11. Utility companies shall place all wires and/or guy
wires attached to buildings at least eighteen inches away from
openings, and/or attach rat guards as defined by rules and
regulations of the Health Commissioner.
12. All food and feed within the Ctty of Salt Lake City
for feeding chickens, cows, pigs, horses, and other animals
shall be stored in rat-free and ratproof containers, compart-
ments, or rooms unless stored in a ratproof building.
13. That within the corporate limits of the City of Salt
Lake City all garbage or refuse consisting of waste animal or
vegetable matter upon which rats may feed, and all small dead
animals, shall be placed and stored until collected in cover-
ed metal containers of a type prescribed by the Health Officer.
It is further declared unlawful for any person, firm or cor-
poration to dump or place on any premise, land or waterway,
any dead animals, or any waste vegetable or animal matter of
any kind.
14. It shall be unlawful for any person to place, leave,
dump, or permit to accumulate any garbage, rubbish, trash or
junk in any building or on any premise, improved or vacant,
or on any open lot or alley or elevated loading platforms in
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the City of Salt Lake City so that same shall or may afford
food or harboeage for rats.
15. It shall be unlawful for any person to permit to accu-
mulate on any premise, improved or vacant, or on any open lot
or alley in the City of Salt Lake City any lumber, boxes, bar-
rels, bottles, cans, containers, junk or other materials that
may be permitted to remain thereon unless same shall be placed
on open racks that are elevated not less than eighteen (18)
inches above the ground, and evenly piled or stacked.
16. Any person, firm or corporation who shall violate
any provision or provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed
guilty of ;a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be punished
by a fine ,of not more than $299.00 --or imprisonment of not more
than six (6) months, :or both. Each days violation shall con-
stitute a :separate offense.
17. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict
only.
18. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, para-
graph, or phrase of this ordinance is for any reason held to
be unconstitutional, void or invalid, the validity of the re-
maining portions of this ordinance shall not be affected
thereby.
19. The City Health Commissioner is hereby authorized to
adopt rules and regulations necessary to enforce the provi-
sions of this ordinance.
SECTION 2. In the opinion of the Board of Commissioners,
it is necessary to the peace, health and safety of the inhabitants
of Salt Lake City that this ordinance become effective immediately.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect upon its
first Publication. / J
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Passe4 by the Board of C9 missioners of City Itch this
Y3 day of ,? -c-- , A.D. 191r8• /' /
i /G A_, r4? ij_) tEtviPor .2v
City Recorder. (
Cai" 1
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AN ORDINANCE
AN 115teEdDING aceTION 0 of the Ordinances
of Salt Lake City,Utah,1944,relat-
ing to miscellaneous health regula-
tions.
Comemiissioners of bSaltheL ke City,
Utah:
SECTION 3..That Section 1150 of
the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake
City, Utah 1944, relating to miscel-
laneous health regulations, be'and
the same le hereby amended to read
as follows:'
"SC.1150. RAT AND RODENT
CONTROL.DEFINITIONS.
1.That par the purposes of this
ordinance the=f0Nowing defnitions
shall apply:
(a)The term'business building,"-
shall mean.any structure,'whether
public or p wets regardless of the
type of m feria] used In Its con-
struction,1 mated within the boon--
dories
ies of$all 5 Lake City, that is
• adapted to,occupancy for residence
or for the transaction of business,
whether vacanteor occupied,for the
rendering of professional services,
for the display,sale or storage of
t. ods,wares,or merchandise,or for
the performance of work or labor,
including hotels, rooming !lenses,boarding houses,aparnfnent houses,
beer houses,-beer parlors, office.
buildings, public buildings,-attires,
markets, restaurants, grain le
tors and abattoirs, warehoouseses,.
work shops and factories, Junk
yards, •scrap iron businessea or
places, lumber yards, coal'yards,
automobile tire yards, sheds or
buildings used for the storage of
tires and any or all similar places
where rats may find harborage. •
(b)The terms "Vent Stoppage
ar 'ratproofing" as used herein
apply to a form of ratpronting to.
• p eYant the ingress of rota ntn
burJ ness om loi one from the building
toti F from business.belllos-
in another.It consists of ell opes.-
ing and the
eluded of the
open
in te exterior want,ground
or first' floors, basements, roofs,
sidewalk foundations,
grating,, a h of
fire, capes ands, elevator shtht t
fire escapes and b rathts
may be bing,.b andentered by hers
by cltmhipg; burrowing or other-
wise.proott materialis be used for
concrete, shall onrydl ceiece-
o conccrete,brick masonry laid in Ce-
ment,.rdware l of sheet thtal
an
hardware cloth not less than
nineteen gauge having a)mesh not
larall m•teen one half roo inch,and
all material for tht-and tht shelf
be such strength and th;ewldpg".
as to w and other to roe legs for
'light
s and o ngga for
c or ventilation,es the ,fin hes
whichm are lees groundthanor thirty Inches
ratm yhe ll;bing' Tres er
rats,by means of n,be o re 5y
pipes,shall,c If on, covered'he
• hardware cloth conformingdimensions.
to
above gauge and llim4nslrot. Alld
exterior gn shall be is ycthe
against oft the dais pg o[rats by above.
When Bnloseo,a'all prescribed
ez erior d ban
shall Wave a-maximum clearance
between doors,door-sills and Jambs
of not exceeding three eighths('Ito
nch..In all side and tear doors
which are left open at night and
those which are left open during
the day, but infrequently used,-
shall be installed hardware cloth
'doors conforming to the above'di-
mensions and eggqqyyuipped with Self-.
closing device, ell concrete Roomand cUrtaln wallls shall'be at least
four(4)Inches In thickness.
(v) .The term "rat harborage"
,hall mean any condition which
provides shelter or protection for
rats, thus favorng their mUltipli-
•cation and continued existent in,-
under,or outside of any structure.
(d) The term "rat eradication"
means the elimination or extermi-
nation of rats within bulidisagh or
premises_by any or all of the ac-
cepted rheasUtes, such as:poison-
Proof of Pnbitration .
Thtiteb Otatea of America
STATE OF UTAH ` ss.
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE
•
• h'i.CONNOR
t Wick -26, 1944 ' •
' ,a • being first duly sworn, deposes and says,that he is the Principal Clerk
. tag,+. 'ration,trapping,clubbing,
•,-"0.pi` .term"Health•Ofiicer"as
-geed..,; 1-means'Heanb"eo,0= of the SALT LAKE TELEGRAM,a newspaper published in Salt Lake City,
mtess74gw'skt a It Lake City er any
da(vl The ter'"ch ownerlfslhall moan
the'actual Owner,agent,br'Ovate-
Wen of the business"building, Salt Lake County,State of Utah.
Whet r individual,partnership,or
Ore°anon. The Lessee shall be
-'goon ued..as the owner' for the'
, 'iiprPoie'of this ordinance when That the Notice AN ORDINANCE BILL #13
boar,ss buildings agreements hold
the 1 ssee epfdnslble for malnte-
n y
anye;and ePalrs.
(gY The term"occupant"as used
-here% shall mean thepp �9.individual,
use snot occupies any or businessMaid_
ma'of part pr fraction thereof,
whet er the actual owner or ten-
• ant.qq the-case of•vacant business
• build.'gs or vacant portions-there•
of,' h,f owner,agent,or custodian •
' shall pave the responsibility as oc.
UV ngq[ll business buildings in thO
city Salt Lake Cityy shall be rat.
' proof d by-owner s defined 1q
arag a'ph il freed of rats"and of which a copy is hereto attached,was first published in said newspaper
alfit fined in a ratproof and rat
tree ndition by the occupant or
tenant as defined in paragraph tel 26th
to thhe@ satisfaction of the Health. in its issue dated the
Office.
3.That upon receipt of written
notice and/or order from the; 4g
Health officer the owner of any. 'MARCH , 19
s�huall s bu_mmod spe meal thereto day of
rate op[ng mh eauilding,aand sthat ,
Mar Said work and improvements
Ale*...teen completed by the owner„ and was published in each daily issue of said newspaper, on
in t he time specified in the written
-notice'in no event to be less than
timteet (1.5) days, or within the• MARCH 26th for
•
time fib which a written extension
may ave been granted by the
salt Meer, then the owner
shall a deemed guilty of a mis-
deme or under the•provisions of this ordinance. thereafter,the full period of 1-time
4.Whenever the•Health Officer
notifi' the
e occupant or occupants
of a bpslnesa at infect that there is
evince of rat infestation of the the last publication thereof
i}g said occuppant, or'occu-
ante shall immediatelyq institute
appropriate measures for 1reeln 26th
the peemises each ?emotes of a' dayof
Wet aura that unless saltahie Teas being in the issue dated the -.
urgs nst freeing within
ot r to
are instituted within tilteefi (151 48
days after receipt of notice and on-- MARCH
1eya cOntlnuouely maintained lb a ,A.D.19
SaflBf:toro manner hntHl the bu%4fig free of rate the Health di- „��1/
Offi-
cer'Is hereby authorized rats
dl
the.elp free the e'o neofhere'at
the e,penes of the leer'shall
ahereof,
and b e Health Officer than_sat-.
thespit9e ne;or the nil is there-of'
the bpi d-
the 9 der or occupant of the paid
in, a d if the same-are out paid, 31st
the H alth Officer shall certify t ewOLn to before me this • day of
ampu t due from the Owner or oc-
cupan to the Cityhall Attorney, nd
the
collect Attorney
same bring
MAtiCH ,A.D.19 48
(�� Notary Public
Nov.25, 194
My commission expires •
•
Advertising fee$
PROOF OF PUBLICATION
FROM
ii4a1t Eike&i gram
County
Entry No
5:The onrse of all ratproofe w d
business buildings are required to
maintain the premises in a rat-
pproefl condition and to repair ail
-breeak4 or leaks that may occur in
the ratproofing wlthopt a specific
grder pf Ehe Hgoith Officer.
6.From and after passage of this
ordipe,nce the Health Officer is ern power
powere¢d to make unannounced in •
-
sppectlona of the interior and exte
riot of business attlldlt,a'to deter
mine fullll compliance with this erdi
lee,and the Health Officer shad na 31
make periodic inspections at inter
yals of not more than three months -- - - __ .
of all ratproofed'buildings to de- -
termine evidence of rat infeutatlor or waterway,any dead animals,or
and the existence of hew breaks.of any waste vegetable or animal mat-
leaks 3 in their ratproofinga end; ter of any kind,:. ---
when any eVidence ls`found indlcat- 19.It shall be Unlawful for'ar
leg th presence of rats or opening6 person to place, leave, dUph,,Or 1
triro44 h wh fi rats lnay aggln¢n- permit t accumulate any weep*
ter b amass buildings, the.Health rubbish,trash or junk in arry build.
Office(shall serve the owners of ipg or on any premise,Improved t(r
occup me With notice and/or or- vacant or on any open lot or a11¢
dare, abkte the conditions foRund. o elevated leading platforms in t '
7. (eddllwwher'conditions Inside or, city of Salt Lake City so that sa
under oce,s s ,huglnea5 hulldinggaa m
p rid ¢x2t�t:W hhar t rage. fbr shalt of may'afford food or hart
Data 1r) she bpeNoh Officer the Health b 15.I Poh,rats. ..
Ofwee)salt ¢alth i is ern- rs.It shall be toa rkm for anp
c powered after due a11cati 3 Ip persontope permit-to accumulate o,
e in a di i with iodesuch paragraph
3 of any,premise. imp Lord le vin
this o diq roes Until loS such byes or) on any open lot or alley in
y thea ulldings reate time as p of b rt l aka bCityottles,
any lamb
f the c ditfons are abated by rat. tines, barrels, ro othe cans, cory.
'all
�at1 on h rppotayye rem0yygl that , junke r other remain.ii¢
' bEan: g"rt'irse.can Y.,the lonsis lIn thereontheat may be permittedshall to larb
tt� p t$'p�y�¢iacemete flootm.in unless same be placed
kae m me Oreup lacemebt olf wood- op open racks that are elevated
e�rat oiler `floors with con.- net less than eighteen (13) Ini!'h
Cret OF other major repairs.n es- above the ground,and evenly q
$&Cy�to facilitate rat eradication. or stacked.
8.W,heneyer conditions inside of - 16.Any person, firm or ygviai hy
under,uhei cupled business blind. • Non who shall violate any nce a ioii
fogs Irate
(in-
extensive harborage or provisions of this ordinance ahaIIB
for Irate (in the opinion of the be deemed guilty of a mlademeapoi
Hea th Officer) said Health Offi- and upon conviction shall be un-
cer fa'empowered to require corn- i had by a fine of not more than
',Hanceiance With the provisions of para. ppo 0 or imprisonment'of oat
graph 3 of this ordinance and, In orere than six(6y months or both.
the event that said conditions are. fateh e a separate
shall constt-
not,corrected in a period of sixty a often e.
(del:days, or within the time to 17.All ordinances or parts of on- '
whinde a written extension may penances in conflict herewith..ark
' hay 9 been granted by the Health hereby repealed to the extent of
' OIIf@@@@er, the Health Officer is m- such conflict only,
powered to institute condemnation t� 13.If any Section, subaecttor,
and!destruction proceedings. . cause,paragraph,or phrase cif this
9.It shill be unlawful under the L ordinance igg for any reason held to
proWaiona of this ordinance for the be unconatitutloithl,void or invalir,,
occliant,owner,contractor,public I, IHe validity of the remaining pot-
utility company, plumber or any [tons of this ordinance shall not he
•oth parson to-rgmove and tat]to i affected thereby. .:
rent @-ih-like condition the rat- '19•The City Health Commis,
t
Moo lag from any business Blotter is hereby authorized to adopt
build-
ing or any purpose. Further, it - DVpp@files and regulations of[Mary tpp
shad Its-unlawful for any person or an nce.e the provisions of thiaordf-
dd^ent to.make any new openings •
S CTION 2.In the opinion D'Ehh-
that ore not closed or sealed scarp I N 2.in
of the
&gall�af.the�etttFatM_t rats.. 0 snr to the ace,health and-etet"Ark shall be unlawful dot any R
after t firm or mrporatlor here- ;of he inhabitants of Salt Lake ClClttyy
after t construct repair or remodel the this ordinance become ffectivis
any building, dwelling, stable or im edl tely.
nneyert, or other structure-what- S �iffeN 3. This ordainance she
soeyer,unless such conatruttlon,re- tar affect upon its and fCoiatlor,
pair remodeling or installation Passed by the Hoard o lmis,
shCa14 iryender the building of other metiers of Salt Lake City,Utah,this
..etith the ratproof In
accpreordance
Ord day of,March,A.D.1998.
herein and her€under;provided that TemLporary Chsir.C. mass
toy such repairs, remodeling or (SEAL) IRMA F.BITNTR,
loafs latlan as effect the orratproofother BILL NO.13 City Recordder.
condi ion of any building or other Publiehetl March 26th.19dR: •
structure shall be considered as
sudp(ie t to the provisions of this
r na ace.Furthermore,it shall be
unlal. u1 for any person, firm or
cOrliblition hereafter to occupy any
build ng or structure wherein food-
stuffs are to be stored,kept,han-
died,.sold,held or offered for sale
without complying with the rat-
proof,regulations prescribed herein
and 11erepnder for existing build-
ings and structures.'No license from
the city to conduct or carry on a
basin will be issued to any per-
"son, firm or corporation until the
remit bments of this ordinance have
been complied with.
When in the opinion of the Chief
Building Inspector plans for build-
ing,remodeling or renovating indi-
cates Ilhat such changes or con-
struction will effect the ratproof
coedi'on of a building or structure,
the'C let Building Inspector shall
forty d such.plans or epeciflea-
tione p the Board of Health for
their °Commendations with regard
to ra proofingor vent stopping.
This an apply both to new build-
ings r the renovating of existing
-aituct res. When-a buildingor
other tructure shall have be rat-
proof d In accordance with the reg-
ulatlo a prescribed herein and here-
'Under the owner- shall; without a
spell c order of d the City Health
;remode and regardless of.need for
remodeling, repair or installation,
maintain such building or struc-
ture 1h a ratproof condition.
11.Utility companiesniesshall 1 place
all wires and/or guy wires at-
tached to buildings at least elgh-
-teen inches away from openings,
.anelor attach,tat guards as de-
fined.by naiad and regulations oI
the Hbaith Commissioner,
'ci yy of 9altoLake City tort feeding;
chfelhens, cows, pigs,, horses, and
oth 'ordinals shall be stored in
rat-rag and ratproof containers,
corn artments, or -rooms unless
atore3g 11n a ratproof building.
13's3'hat withih the orporaty
lltitl s�05 The city o1 Salt Lake City
all g bbagg'�e lr refuse consisting of
waste aplumni or vegetable matter
upon.flitch rate may feed,and all
ads,deed animals,shall be placed
and stored until collected In cov-
ered metal containers of a type
prescribed by the Health fficer.It
is fudther declared unlawful for
andumprm or on an corporation to
p p y premise,land