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ROLL CALL Salt Lake City,Utah,.. et6 2 , 195
VOTING Aye Nay
I move that the Ordinance be passed.
Burbidge . .
Christensen . .
Geurts . . . .
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Romney . .
Mr.Chairman . '' AN ORDINA E
Result . . . .
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Sections 149 (c), 153, 155, 156, 157 and 159,
of Article 8 of the Traffic Code of Salt Lake City, Utah, 1955, as
amended by Bill No. 15 of 1958, passed the 26th day of March, 1958,
relating to "Parking".
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City,
Utah.
SECTION 1: That Sections 149 (c), 153, 155, 156, 157 and 159,
of Article 8 of the Traffic Code of Salt Lake City, Utah, as amended by
Bill no. 15 of 1958, passed the 26th day of March, 1958, relating to
"Parking", be and the same hereby are amended to read as follows:
"Sec. 149 (c) Parking meter. Parking meter
shall mean and include any mechanical device
installed within or upon the curb or sidewalk
area immediately contiguous to a parking meter
space which, where the mechanism thereof is
set in motion, indicates unexpired parking
time for the vehicle parking contiguous thereto.
"Sec. 153. Twelve minute meter spaces. The
City traffic engineer is hereby authorized by
and with the approval of the City Commission
to create twelve minute parking meter spaces
within any parking meter zone by the installation
of parking meters providing for a maximum parking
time of twelve minutes. No person shall permit
any vehicle to remain parked in any parking meter
space adjacent to any twelve minute meter for a
continuous period of longer than twelve minutes,
or at any time when the meter violation indicator
is shown.
"Sec. 155. 36 minute meter spaces. The City
Traffic Engineer is hereby authorized by and
with the approval of the City Commission to
create 36-minute parking meter spaces within
any parking meter zone by the installation of
parking meters providing for a maximum parking
time of 36 minutes. No person shall permit
any vehicle to remain parked in any parking meter
space adjacent to any 36 minute meter for a
continuous period of longer than 36 minutes, or
at any time when the meter violation indicator
is shown.
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"Sec. 156. Parking meter installation. The City
Traffic Engineer shall cause to be installed
contiguous to each designated parking meter
space such parking meter as shall have been
approved by the City Commission. Each such meter
shall be so designated that the deposit of a coin
or coins will set the mechanism of the meter in
motion, or permit the said mechanism to be set
in motion, so that the meter will show the unexpired
parking time applicable to the parkingneter space
contiguous to the meter, and said meter when
said parking time has expired shall so indicate by
a visible sign. Whenever said sign is visible,
the meter is in violation even though the indica-
tor/may show unexpired time.
hand
"No person shall park any vehicle in any parking
meter space, except as otherwise permitted by this
ordinance, without immediately depositing in the
parking meter contiguous to said space such lawful
coin or coins of the United States as are required
for such meter and as designated by directions on
the meter, and when required by the directions on
the meter, setting in operation the timing mechanism
thereof in accordance with said directions, unless
said parking meter indicates at the time such
vehicle is parked that an unexpired portion remains
of the period for which a coin or coins has been
previously deposited.
"No person, except as otherwise provided by this
ordinance, shall permit any vehicle parked by
kiln to remain parked in any parking meter space
during any time when the parking meter contiguous
to said space indicates that no portion remains of
the period for which the last previous coin or
coins has been deposited, or beyond the time limited
for parking in such by virtue of the provisions in
Sections 150 to 155 inclusive.
"Any person unintentionally violating any provision
of this article, by reason of mechanical failure
of a parking meter not caused by such person, may
be acquitted of such violation upon establishing
such facts by a preponderance of evidence. The
authority to acquit such individual shall rest solely
with the City Court.
"Sec. 157. Coin. Period allowed. (a) Permission
to park in the parking meter space of a four hay
parking meter zone shall be granted only upon the
deposit of a five cent coin, two five cent coins,
or a ten cent coin, lawful money of the United
States, it he parking meter at or near the front
or forward end of such parking meter space and then
only for the time indicated by the meter upon
insertion of such coin or coins.
"(b) Permission to parlyln the parking meter space
of a two hour parking meter zone shall be granted
only upon the deposit of a five cent coin, two
five cent coins, or one to ten one cent coins,
lawful money of the United States, in the parking
meter at or near the front or forward end of such
parking meter space and then one for the period
of time indicated by the meter upon insertion of
such coin or coins.
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"(c) Permission to parlgin the parking meter
space of a one hour parking meter zone shall be
granted only upon the deposit of one five cent
coin or one to five one cent coins, lawful money
of the United States, in the parking meter at
or near the front or forward end of such parking
meter space and then only for the period of time
indicated by the meter upon insertion of such
coin or coins.
"(d) Permission to park in a twelve minute
parking meter space shall be granted only upon
the deposit of a one cent coin, lawful money of
the United States, in the parking meter at or
near the front or forward end of such parking
meter space and then only for the period of time
indicated by the meter upon insertion of such coin.
"Sec. 159. Use of unexpired time. The driver
of a vehicle entering a parking space at a time
when the meter for such space shows unexpired
time may permit such vehicle to remain parked in
such space for the amount of unexpired time shown
upon such meter, and may be depositing the proper
coin or coins remain parked in such spade for the
amount of time allowed therein subject to the
limitations provided in sections 150, 151, 152,
153 and 154."
SECTION 2. In the opinion of the Board of Commissioners of
Salt Lake City, it is necessary to the peace, health and safety of
the inhabitants of Salt Lake City that this ordinance shall become
effective immediately.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect upon its first
publication.
Passed by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah this
9th day of April, 1958.
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