44 of 1931 - Substitute Bill No. 47 of 1922, governing and regulating taxi-cabs and licenses be filed. ROLL CALL
Salt Lake City,Utah, Fe.b• 4 ,193 2
VOTING AYE NAY
Finch
Keyser I move that Bill :44 substitute for
Knight Bill No. 47 of 1922, ffoverning and regulating
Lake taxi-cabs and licenses, be filed.
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1912
Passed by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City,Utah.
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City Recor.,r Mayor
ROLL CALL
VOTING AYE NAY Salt Lake City,Utah, Jan. 13 ,1932
Finch
Keyser V I move that Bill #44 for an ordinance
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Knight amending Sectios 2 and 11 of the Taxicab ordinance,
Lake
be taken under consideration.
Mr.Chairman - - -
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Commissioner of Par,.s & Public Property
Passed by the Board of Comm aioners laf rah Lake City,Uta N :/;j"'19 32
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City Recor er Mayor
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ROLL CALL
Salt Lake City,Utah, Dee. 5 , 193...}.
VOTING AYE NAY
I move that the ordinance be passed.
Burton
Fehr
Finch
Lake
Mr.Chairman AN ORDINANCE
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 2 and 11 of an ordinance
designated bill No. 47 of 1922, passed by the Board of Commissioners
of Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 15th day of November, 1922, and add-
ing to said ordinance a new section to be imown as Section 10X, regu-
lating and licensing the use of taxicabs and other public passenger
vehicles.
Pe it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake
City, Utah:
SECTION I. That Section 2 of an ordinance designated bill
No. 47 of 1922, passed by the 'Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City,
Utah, on the 15th day of November, 1922, regulating and licensing the
use of taxicabs and other public passenger vehicles, be and the same
is hereby amended to read as follows:
SEC. 2. DRIVING i'UBLIC VaHICLES hI'TFiCUT A LICLNSE
PROHIBITED. It shall be unlawful for any owner or person in
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charge of any carriage, omnibus, taxicab, or other public
passenger vehicle to drive or operate the same upon any of the
r.eet. v ,,gea.mit th,e,.sme any
of the streets of Salt Lake City unless he has complied with
the provisions of Section 17,37 of the Revised Ordinances of
Salt Lake City, Utah, 1.920.
And no license shall be issued, continued in force or
effect nor be operative unless and until the licensee shall maize-
tain in full force and effect and on file with the Chief of Police
a surety bond or bonds roved by the Toard of Commissioners I
in the aggregate sum of r•]0,000.00 running to and in favor of
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the heirs, representatives and/or assigns of any person killed
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and. to any person :injured in person or property conditioned
that the licensee will compensate any such heirs, renresenta-
1 tives and/or assi�tns and nersons and will ;ay any judgment re-
covered against the licensee, his agents, servants or employee
ij as the result of his or their negligence arising from or growing
out of the operation, use, maintenance and/or control of the
licensed vehicle; said bond or bonds to be at all times maintain-
ad in the aggregate sum of $10,000.00, and in the event the
11 said aggregate sum shall at any time be reduced by judgment,
payment or otherwise to be less thah S10,000.00, the licensee
shall immediately restore said bond or bonds to said aggregate
sum and upon his failure so to do his license shall be void.
SECTION 2. That bill. No. 47 of lckk adoreseid be amended
Ilby adding in and to said ordinance a new section to be known as
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'ection 10X, which shall rear, as follows:
SECTION 10X. REGISTERING DISTINCTIVE COLOR OR DESIGN,
DISPLAYING NAME AND LICENSE NUMBER AND KFDPING RECORDS. In ad-
dition to the displaying of the license card of the vehicle,
as provided in Section 10, the licensee shall also display on
both sides of the outside of the licensed vehicle a plate six
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inches in diameter,which shall bear the license number of the
vehicle and the name of the licensee. The design of such plates
shall be selected by the Chief of Police and shall be changed
annually and the cost thereof shall be paid by the licensee.
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Every vehicle licensed under the provisions of this
ordinance shall have the name of the owner only thereof plainlyi
tainted in letters at least two inches in length in the center hf
outside of
the main Hanel of the/rear noorsof said vehicle.
Any licensee now using a distinctive,color or design
for his licensed vehicle or vehicles or who may hereafter select
fj a distinctive color or design not in conflict with one already
in use may register such color or design with the Chief of
Police and no license shall be issued for any vehicle having
,i such registered color or design to any person other than the
a registered licensee.
!i Every licensee shall keep or cause to be kept a
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complete record of each and every trip made by his licensed
vehicle, containing particulars of the time and point where
the passenger embarks, the point where he disembarks, the
name of the operator of the vehicle and such other earticulars
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as the Board of Commissioners may require.
SECTION 3. That Section 11 of said bill No. 47 of 1922,
aforesaid, be and the same is hereby amended to read as follow^:
SECTION 11. FARES AND RATES. A mile as used in
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this chapter, shall mean seven ordinary city blocks of 660 feet
jeach, or fourteen ordinary city blocks of 730 feet each, in
cluding streets.
'€ Every passenger upon any licensed passenger vehicle
shall be allowed to have conveyed upon such vehicle, without
charge therefor, ordinary hand baggage.
li It shall be unlawful for the owner or driver of any
licensed passenger vehicle conveying pas en-gers with or withou
II baggage, for hire, within Salt Lake City, to demand, collect
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it or receive a higher rate of fare for such service than is hereC-
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�! inafter provided.
1. Sight-seeing automobiles, accommodating ten
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or more passengers, shall not charge more than 4.00 per Passep-
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' 1 ger per trip, and each trip shall not be less than two hours'
duration, and shall follow the route as advertised by the owner
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or driver of such automobile.
2. Passenger vehicles other than sight-seeing
cars:
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(a) Ior the first one-half mile, or any free-,
tion thereof, •225
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For the second one-half mile, or
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any fraction thereof a .15
And for each additional one-third
mile, or any fraction thereof. . . . .10
(b) For waiting, every three min-
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i; ✓ utes er-Traction thereof .10
(c) For carrying baggage, valis—
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es, or suit cases other than ordinary
hand baggage ok not more than three suit-
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cases or hand grips, each 20
(d.) For carrying each small
trunk accompanyinga passenger . . . .50
(e) No charge shall be made for carry,
ing children under five years of age. For carry-
ing children between five and fifteen years of
age, not exceeding one-half the amount specified
shall be charged.
In all cases where charge is made by the
mile the charge shall be based upon the distance
travelled by the vehicle from the point to which it has
been called until the conclusion of such engagement.
The route to be taken by said vehicle shall be the short-
est one possible.
Waiting time shall include the time when the taxi-
cab is not in motion, beginning with the arrival at the
place to which it has been called, or the tine consumed
while standing at the direction of the ,passenger, but no
charge shall be made for time lost for inefficiency of thn
taxicab or its operator or time consumed by premature re- !
sponse to call. The above charges shall be for one person
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or more.
The charges herein set forth shall be binding upon
the owners and chauffeurs of such cabs, and any collection
of fares deviating from said rates shall be punished as
provided in this ordinance.
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No zone or flat rates shall be charged.
Whenever the service rendered by any vehicle licensed
Under the provisions of this ordinance shall be measured by a
taximeter the foregoing rates shall be for two passengers or
13 less and not more than twenty-five cents (25 ) may he charged
for the entire trip for each addritiona.l passenger.
,Except as hereinafter provided and excepting sight-seeing
automobiles accommodating ten or more passengers it shall be
unlawful for any person to own or operate any licensed passen-
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ii ger vehicle for hire within the city of Salt Lake unless said
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vehicle is equipped with a standard fare register device
or taximeter in good and workable condition to mechanically
measure the distance traveled, to record the time said vehicle.
is in waiting and upon which record there shall be indicated
by means of figures or designs the fare to be charged.
It shall be the duty of every person owning or operating
an automobile, taxicab or other vehicle, as in this section del
scribed, to keep the taximeter thereon in a good and workable
condition, and at the beginning of every employment to set sai
li taximeter in the usual way so that it will register and comput
on a mileage basis, while said vehicle is running and a time
basis while waiting and while the service is being rendered th
fare to be charged.. And such taximeter shall be so placed that
the face thereof, where the face is registered, will he pl.ainif
visible to passengers, within said vehicle.
No license shall be issued to a vehicle for hire until the
taximeter attached thereto shall have been inspected and found]
to be accurate.
No person shall use or permit to be used upon any taxicab
a taximeter which shall be in such a condition as to be over
5 per cent incorrect to the prejudice of any passenger.
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No taximeter affixed to a vehicle propelled by steam,
gasoline, electricity, or other motor power, shall be operated
from any wheel to which the power is applied. i,
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il After sundown the face of every taximeter shall be illu-
minated by a suitable light, so arranged as to throw a continuL
ous, steady light thereon.
No person shall use or permit to be used, or drive for
hire, a vehicle equinred with a taximeter the case of which is
unsealed and not having its cover and gear intact.
,f.- No driver of a vehicle equi,;:oed with a taximeter or other
similar device while carrying passengers or under emeloyment
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shall display the signal affixed to such taximeter or other
similar devise in such position as to denote such vehicle is npt
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employed, or in such position as to denote that he is em,l oyedl
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at a rate of fare different from that to which he is.entitled
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under the provisions of this article. j
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No person shall drive a vehicle for hire to which is at-
1 tached a taximeter that has not been duly inspected and annrov d.
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!j No driver or operator of any vehicle shall permit any pert
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1p son to ride thereon or therein, without the consent of the
owner thereof, wheh the flag is up or toward a vertical posi- 1
tion, and no person shall tamper with, break or mutilate any
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taximeter, with the intention of causing the same to register
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Provided, however, that livery service may be rendered with
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licensed passenger vehicles for hire without having said vehi-1
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Iles equipped with taximeters and without having; the name of 1
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q the owner thereof painted on the outside of said vehicles and
q without having displayed on the outside of said vehicles the
license number herein provided for. A vehicle engaged in livery
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service shall not be used in any other service, and shall be i
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operated for trips entirely within the limits of Salt Lake Citt
on an hourly basis, no trip to he less than one-galf hour in
duration and to and from points outside the limits of Salt Lake
City upon either the aforesaid mileage basis or upon the hourly
basis to be definitely specified by the operator and agreed
upon by the passenger at the time said vehicle is engaged.
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1j The rate per hour shall not exceed $4.00. The rate for wait- I
1 ing exceeding ten minutes at any one time shall be on the basilp
1 of $2.50 per hour and the mileage rate shall be as heretofore
specified. No owner or operator of a vehicle engaged in liver
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service shall permit the same to be or remain upon the streets
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I of said city except when said vehicle is engaged in carrying
1 a passenger,or passengers, or in going to or returning from
c such :engagement.
i yviolating any of 3th,e prow lions of
SECTION 4 Ari J ?�ersoh violat�i
;this ordinance shell upon conviction thereof be punished" •a fine',
in any spa not. exe:esdiag $299.00, orl.by imprisonment in th'elCity
1 Jail for.a pooiod"not longer, than six: months, or by both sph:: fine
and imprisonment
y, SECTION 5 Ire the opinion of the Board 'f Commie iohers,
it is necessary to the peace, health arid safety of the inhabitants
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lof said city that this ordinance become effective immediately.
SECTION 6. This ordinance shall take effect upon its first
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(publication. '
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Otah, this �__-- day of -, 193___.
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