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ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Title 51 of the Revised Ordinances of
Salt Lake City, Utah, 1965, as amended, by ADDING Chapter 14A
relating to the establishment of a Residential Historic "R-2H"
Use District classification.
wHFRF.AS, the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, upon
favorable recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission,
in order to encourage the preservation and continued
revitalization of compatible residential development within
residential historical districts, finds it is appropriate for the
welfare of the City to establish a use district classification
particularly sensitive to standards for development within such
neighborhoods;
NOW, THEREFORE, he it ordained by the City Council of Salt
Lake City, Utah.
SECTION 1. That Title 51 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt
Lake City, Utah, relating to zoning regulations, he, and the same
hereby is amended by ADDING thereto Chapter 14A relating to the
establishment of a Residential Historic "R-2H" Use District
classification which shall read as follows:
CHAPTER 14A
RESIDENTIAL HISTORIC "R-2H" DISTRICT
Sec. 51-14A-1. Purpose.
Sec. 51-14A-2. Permitted Use Regulations.
Sec. 51-14A-3. Area Regulations.
Sec. 51-14A-4. Width Regulations.
Sec. 51-14A-5. Front Yard Regulations.
Sec. 51-14A-6. Side Yard Regulations.
Sec. 51-14A-7. Rear Yard Regulations.
Sec. 51-14A-8. Accessory Building Setback Regulations.
Sec. 51-14A-9. Height Regulations.
Sec. 51-14A-10. Conditional Uses.
Sec. 51-14A-11. Special Provisions for Conditional, rises.
Sec. 51-14A-12. Relationship to Historic District.
Sec. 51-14A-13. Relationship of. Landmark Committee, Board
of Appeals, and Appeals.
Sec. 51-14A-14. Severability.
Sec. 51-14A-1. Purpose. This chapter is enacted and
intended for the purpose of encouraging the preservation,
conservation, liveability, and continuation of uniquely
historical residential neighborhoods and the corresponding
lifestyle and quality of life which exist relative to these
neighborhoods. The intent is to encourage quality
development and revitalization efforts which are suitable
and compatible with the existing visual character and scale
of the neighborhood, thereby minimizing such negative
aspects of incompatible development as poor design, possible
reduction of neighborhood property values, and the
impairment of the public health, safety, and general
welfare. Also, the intent is to encourage new developments
to relate to the existing neighborhood in which they are to
be located and promote and enhance design, site
relationships, architecture, and other aesthetic
considerations in these neighborhoods. It is recognized
that these historic residential neighborhoods provide for
the City important cultural, educational and economic
assets. To insure that the character of these neighborhoods
will not he lost through incompatible expansion or change,
and that said neighborhoods will be preserved for the use,
observation, education, pleasure and general welfare of the
present and future inhabitants of Salt Lake City, these
regulations shall apply to such historical neighborhoods as
may be classified as Residential "R-2H" Districts.
Sec. 51-14A-2. Permitted Use Regulations. In a
Residential Historic "R-2H" District, no building or
structure shall be erected which is arranged, intended or
designed to be used for other than one or more of the
following uses:
(1 ) Any use permitted in a Residential "R-1"
District.
(2) Two-family dwellings.
Sec. 51-14A-3. Area Regulation. The minimum area for a
single-family dwelling lot shall consist of five thousand
(5,000) square feet. The minimum area of a two-family
dwelling or other primary building lot shall consist of six
thousand (6,000) square feet within property lines.
Sec. 51-14A-4. Width Regulations. Every building lot
shall have minimum width of fifty feet.
Sec. 51-14A-5. Front Yard Regulations. Same as for a
Residential "R-1" District.
Sec. 51-14A-6. Side Yard Regulations. The minimum side
yard for any main building shall be thirty percent (30%) of
the building height, but in no case less than six (6) feet,
and the total width of the two side yards shall be sixty
percent (60%) of the building height, hut in no case less
than seventeen (17) feet. However, for a building lot
located on a corner, the side yard abutting upon a dedicated
street, (excluding alley), shall he considered a second
front yard for new construction and shall comply with the
front yard requirements of the Residential "R-1" District.
However, for alterations, repair, modification, etc., of
existing structures, the existing sideyard setback distances
on the lot shall he maintained and preserved.
Sec. 51-14A-7. Rear Yard Regulations. The minimum depth
of the rear yard for any main building shall he twenty-five
(25) feet.
Sec. 51-14A-8. Accessory Building Setback Regulations.
The minimum setback and other regulations governing the
placement of accessory buildings shall be the same as for a
Residential "R-1" District.
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Sec. 51-14A-9. Height Regulations. No building shall he
erected to a height in excess of thirty-five (35) feet or
three stories, whichever is more restrictive.
Sec. 51-14A-10. Conditional Uses. In a Residential
Historic "R-2.H" District, the Board of Adjustment, upon
favorable recommendation from the Landmark Committee
established in Chapter 32 and as further restricted by
Sections 51-14A-11, may permit as a conditional use, the
following uses:
(1) Any conditional use allowed in a Residential
"R-1" District, subject to the same restrictions,
including Section 51-13-7, contained therein.
(2) Additions or alterations to existing legal non-
conformingly-located single and two-family structures
when said structures do not maintain the required side or
rear yard setbacks; provided the additions, alterations,
etc., do not increase the number of dwelling units and
will not violate the setback regulations.
(3) Multiple-family dwelling structures containing
three (3) or more units per structure; provided, however,
that said structures have been determined by the Landmark
Committee to be compatible to the district in terms of
architectural style and design and relationship of the
structures and site layout.
Sec. 51-14A-11. Special Provisions for Conditional
Uses. All conditional uses within the Residential "R-2H"
District approved by the Board of Adjustment upon favorable
action from Landmark Committee shall comply with the
regulations set forth above, in Sections 51-14A-2 through
51-14A-9, except for the following special provisions which
may be allowed by the Committee and Board in reviewing
requests for multiple-family dwellings of three or more
units:
(1) Area and Density. Notwithstanding Section 51-
14A-3, the lot area per dwelli.na unit (density)
requirement for a multiple-family dwelling of three (3)
or more units may he established by the Board of
Adjustment. The density to he approved shall he in
keeping with the area in which the proposed development
is located; however, under no condition shall a density
in excess of nineteen ( 19) dwellings per net acre he
approved. The developer shall also provide a traffic
impact statement for review of the Traffic Engineer and
Board to ensure the design and density of the project
will not adversely affect the parking, travel or access
of vehicles on the access street, and that the increased
traffic will not cause a safety hazard to users and
abutting occupants of the street.
(2) Side Yards. Notwithstanding Section 51-14A-6,
the minimum side yards for such multiple-family dwelling
structures shall be thirty-five percent (35%) of the
height of the building, hut in no case less than eight
(8) feet, and the total width of the two side yards for
any one lot shall he seventy percent (70%) of the
building height, but in no case less than twenty (20)
feet.
(3) Building Height. The maximum height of multiple-
family dwelling structures may be extended to forty-five
(45) feet in height above the finished grade if it has
been determined such height is compatible with the
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architectural style, size and bulk of structures existing
in the area, and said height is compatible with the
design and function of the site plan for the proposed
development.
(4) Offstreet parking. Off-Street Parking. Off-
street parking for every use shall be required and
designed according to the standard of Chapter 9 and
Section 51-17-1 of this title. However, for all
multiple-family dwellings in excess of three (3) units,
at least fifty percent (50%) of the required parking
spaces shall he contained within or under the main
building. In addition, all above-surface parking areas
for such projects must be visually screened from exterior
view by landscaping or an accessory building that is
found by the Board of Adjustment and Landmark Committee
to be in keeping with the character and scale of the
neighborhood.
(5) Special Landscaping Provisions. In order to
protect, preserve and foster the unique residential
streetscape that presently exists in said districts part
of any proposal for development or redevelopment of a
conditional use, shall include a landscaping plan for
review by the Landmark Committee and the Board of
Adjustment. Said plan should include plans for
landscaping and trees similar or typical of the existing
streetscape. Any trees located within public property to
he removed during or prior to such development shall be
replaced by trees of at least 2-1/2 caliper or larger in
nature and shall be of species approved by the Parks
Department.
Sec. 51-14A-12. Relationship to Historic District. All
provisions and requirements of the overlay Historic
Districts and Landmark Sites in Chapter 32 of this Title,
shall also apply to any applicable portion of land zoned
Residential Historic "R-2H".
Sec. 51-14A-13. Relationship of Landmark Committee,
Board of Adjustment and Appeal. Whenever the favorable
recommendation of the Landmark Committee is required as a
condition precedent to the Board of Adjustment's approval of
a conditional use or special provision above, the
recommendation of the Landmark Committee shall he final
unless reversed on appeal. However, the favorable
recommendation of Landmark Committee shall not preclude the
Board of Adjustment from denying conditional uses or special
provisions available under this ordinance.
Appeal of any such Landmark Committee decision or action
must he made by an interested party by filing a notice of
appeal with the Planning Commission within thirty (30) days
of the written decision of the Committee and delivering a
copy of such notice to the secretary of the Committee, the
Building Official and property owner. Filing of the notice
of appeal shall act to stay the matter until the appeal may
be heard before the Planning Commission, which should be
held within thirty (30) days of the filing of the notice.
After a hearing on the merits of decision, the decision of
the Landmark Committee shall stand unless reversed by a two-
thirds vote of the membership of the Planning Commission.
Any person filing such notice of appeal shall be responsible
to provide, as part of the notice, a list of mailing
addresses for the names of property owners within a 400-foot
radius of the property involved, applicants for the project
and the chairman of the applicable council of the Salt Lake
Association of Community Councils. The Planning Commission
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should mail notice of the hearing date to said parties and the committee
at least seven (7)days prior to the hearing. Said notice shall also be
accompanied by tender of payment of applicable costs of advertising the
hearing.
The decision of the Planning Commission shall be final unless reversed
by a vote of at least four members of the City Council to whom the matter
has been appealed by an aggrieved party. Said party must file a written
notice of appeal within fifteen (15)days of the date the Planning Commission
actually renders its decision. Said notice of appeal containing the list of
names and mailing addresses required above shall be filed with the City
Recorder and a copy shall be delivered to the Planning Department and the
Building official which shall stay the matter, pending the hearing. The matter
should then be set for hearing before the Council within the next thirty (30)
days. The City Recorder shall mail notice of such hearing to the names
listed in the appeal at least seven (7)days prior to the date set for the hearing
on the matter.
The action and vote of City Council shall be final and shall not be stayed
except by injunctive order by a court of competent jurisdiction obtained within
thirty (30)days after the Council's decision, pursuant to a petition for:review
(certiorari)filed by an aggrieved party.
Decisions of the Board of Adjustment are final unless enjoined and
challenged by petition for review, pursuant to Section 51-3-10.
Sec. 51-14A-14. Severability. If any section of this ordinance or part
thereof is found to be unconstitutional or invalid, such decision shall be
found to be unconstitutional or invalid, and such decision shall not affect the
validity of the remaining portions of the ordinance.
SECTION 2. In the opinion of the City Council of Salt Lake City, it is necessary
to the peace, health and welfare of the inhabitants of Salt Lake City that this ordinance
become effective immediately.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall become effective upon the day of its first
publication.
Passed by the Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, this 19th day of February , 1980.
CHAIRMAN (i
ATTEST:p
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CITY RECORDER
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Transmitted to Mayor on February 19, 1980 /l
Mayor's action �/j J
MAYOR
ATTEST: J
CITY RECORDER
(SEAL)
BILL NO, 9 of 1980
Published March 28, 1980
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Affidavit of Publication
p�OINANGE
AN ORDINANCI2 A EN ING Tab51 1 the Revised O dI ,-
naoce W S 11 Lakll C l ah,.lgt. And,b ADDING '
I CHAPTER 1aA NII r))''the e;labltahm 1 of a Rsysdenllal
Historic R-S,t USa 1uncil el Saltlnn.
tomeabeBrrec recommendation City
of'Council el
Salt
lanam m 55 ke Cifang Cw''ir-s
n,In order t0 encourage the weservatiol and conli;yy dl
mission,
I campatibla residential davepmenl w,itl S•
I rwesl Ifera denlil,igslorical dislrlets r Beds It la amrnpriale for Me
r, use district datesficatloa
such neighborhoods: Shang D. Conaty
DU NOW,THEREFORE,be it ordained by the City Council of
Salt Lake City,Utah.
• SECTION 1.Thal Title 51 of the Revised Ordinances or Salt
Lake City,Utah,rotating to Mning egulationo,be,and the
e hereby is amended lo by ADDING thereto'Chapter 11A
relating
a'olsh°the establish ant al a Resall rdentiallHistoric"R-'H' Being first duly sworn deposes and says that he is legal
RESIDENTIAL HISTORC'R@H"DISTRICT advertising clerk of the DESERET NEWS, a daily
Sec.5611A.I.Purpose (except Sunday) newspaper printed in the English
Sec,51-IaA-7 Permitted Use Regulations.
Sec.51-1aA-3.Area RegulaliOnS. • language with general circulation in Utah, and
5 c.51-I A 5.inept Ydth ard Regulations.
sec S1-taA-S.Side Yard eul atons. published in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, in the
Sec.9 '4AAA:.Rear Yard
Regulations.
lidif5.Setback Regulations. State Of Utah,
See.5i-1lA-9,Height Regular
Sec 51-110•10 ondltlonal trjtek
Sec.51-1aA,11,special Prev sionS for Conditional Uses.
see:si'1 13.i ePat°o Vd ITifdmorgtuni'tee, That the legal notice of which a copy is attached hereto
Board of Ad lust meet and Aeheals.
Sec.51-I4A-14.Severabllity,
Set. dfor the
poreofe.f en chapter Is h se and Pub notice to amend an ordinance relating to the
intended o%the purrliva bi its, and co tin preserve-f
lion, conservation, sident,st and odd a f
unrrespo ding ille residential Iy of
ste w and the
corresponding these
leganeighborhoods.
ghbandor d. of life rich exist
°ROBS/.q Mere 1lopmenten The Intent establishment of a Residential Historic Use
r ga are suit development and
at,revitalization wit efforts
tdg
Mich e ter a stale
of the
with the existing
so it,i aracter and negative
of act of lnoo0,Iherr
de minimizing peer
�r hive aspect le InrOmeo of District
dneinhbnmrheonb'd property values,and the impairment of
the public health,safety,and general welfare Also,
the intent Is to encourage new developments to relate
to the existing neighborhood In which they a to he
located and promote and enhan design,Site relation,
Ihips,architecture, d other aesthetic considerations
n these nelghborhoads.N Is recognised that these his-
toric residential neighbor/to/du th adu dravide for e City
Tpar'tani Rural.educational and economic ts.
o Insure that the character of these neighbornoods
will not be laal tliraeb IOyeatatiMe exosnsiOn or
change.and that said'nelghtbritoads will be preserved
m observation,lthee,I,,e of the present pieadire BIM inhabitants ofwas published in said newspaper on March 28, 1980
Salt Lake City,these regulation shall WPely to such
henorll al na,tahbiel' s as n)ti be classified as Resl-
S 51-1 4 2.Permitted UstihRedtratIons.In a Resl ,
dentin Historic"R 3H DIstriet no building or strut
.hat heneeded which is arranged, tended or /C,'S�-
de reed 1 be d 1 Ir er than ,re of Ihe l Il I -
foI 9 � .��..A.,C 1. � .,,C l. .J i �J-1 % i
Rid,
A Permitted Ina Residential"R 1"D s
waam+lydwnlgngt. Legal Advertising Clerk
Sec, lxslr t3.Area Respiration.The minimum
area
for a, glofamlly are ieei Inn shall consist of five \
thousand(5.0001 sovare feet The,n lnimum area of x
Iwo-family dwelling or her primary eliding lot shall
• t of Dix thousand(b,oan)square feet wr,hin Prop- fore me this 2nd day of
arty tines.
Sec.51-1 aAd,Width Regulations.Every building lot
shall have a minimum n width of fifty beer.
Residentiall""R-i"Front Regulations.Same as tor A D 19 80
Sec.51-1.-6 Side yard Regulations the minimum
side yard tor env main building shall be thirty percent
ib iS of the building height bet n no ash less than
(6)feet,end the total width of the two side yards
shallsixth h
be i percent(609/,)of the building height,had
n me case less than (17)feet HORARVer,for J�
building t located theside yard abut-
ting dedicated street,t (e d' allay),shall _ �/J,p:, N
he considered n second front yard( t000to an s"' l. s-�l' y 2 S!"[(r-a L.
d shall ply with the front requirements of •
and
Residential R 1 District. However,for,Ire•• NotaryPublic
hens, air,modification, fc, f existing struc-
tures,
the Fisting devard setback distances on the
lot shall be maintained and preserved.
Sec.51-I4A-2,Roar Yard Regulations,The minimum
depth of the rear yard for any main building shah be
Iwemy live(25)feet.
Aaossolrya Buuilding Setback Resmlafions. The mini-
m
setback and other regulations governing the
placemente
of accessory builngs shall be the same as
far a Residential'R•t"District,
Sec.51.I0 9.Helht Regulations No building Shad
be erected to a height In excess et thirty-five(351 teal
or three stories,whichever is more restrictive.
Sec. 51-1a..10. Conditional Uses. In a Residential
cswn• tavmable com el.dationn from twA Landmark
Committee
estricted by established
on,Oh•IOU-it,water y permit d asfarcon.
ditionaf use,the bllowi10 u.sc.s
Ii)Any s,onditlonel use allowed In a Residential"R-
I"District, biected to the same restrictions,Includ
insSection Si-13-1,contained therein. legal noacon-
roimi Additions
sing!' and twuf mils structures
when said structures do not maintain the required side
r-
ansrtrrd setbacks;provided iiimfiitlo etc, Inca the her o dweng
units and will not violate the setback regulations.
ng
three
M(a)or
more mica per
dwelling
Few
• tin sCommittee
ld�structures have been determined the
Ininrrrn,s of the a ehite'c'tu be compatible
tyle a and design and district
tlonshle of the structures and elle layout.
Sec.51-14A II Special Provisions for Conditional
Uses,All conditional uses within the Residentialrtl"R-
RP District avorable pecH�bi Me Landmarrd k Committee
t
RPM
comply with the regulations set forth abase,in
Sections 51-1aA-2 though 51-IaA-0,except for the Id-
lowing special arovlslon5 which may be allowed by the
re
Committee and Board in reviewing nitest for ultl-
alefaunlea
dwellings el three or more units:
Density.IhA-3,the)lot are.per dwell)g unit a(densi Section itv)require-
vet unitsaman Iha established by theBoard throe
of Adiush
nent.t The density to be approved shall be In keeping
withw the which t proposed development in
ocated;however,under no condition shal a ensity In
excessof nineteen(19)dwellings per net acre be ap-
v'd _ The developer shall also provide Irani_
Impact statement for le of the Traffic Engineer
gaol ho,.tl t .um'ha design
J ign end dunsrtY M gas prof
,�1 w r,l adversely)aifecl he Parking.travel n
err,i al Walla •,sn Inr'...,tied Iyn to
eased butt will nn1 to c,' hemrd
..end ntiurhnit aq.3unanlP oftMe:tienl
(2)Solo Yards tlenviifhstaeot:on Section nl.'Ae-a,
the mum f side Yards (or su..h multiple:-famiiv nnl
dwelling height
of the shall he fhut hone ca ant 13han
of the 81t at of Ihr a tot) but t so than
fight(a)feet,t shaft
the local candy al ice two lido yards
for any one lot shall be seventy s percent(twee of the
building height,but In no case lest than twenty(707
el.
f-1 olindw Height.Then y height n m
piro-fle 5)dwelling height
maximum
v be extended
i has
(AS)feel in d above Is finished grade h
it has,h dural stet such nd)Is compatibleof struccart
the existing
in theal style dies and bulks compatible
with Ithe in
design and function said height
the title plan for the
pcased development.
(a)Wie Of t.Sll heet required Off streetparking for rding tever
o the
standard of Chapter 9 and Section 51-1n.1 of this title.
three(3)ver,for
its,)al leastf lifer IIY cent Iisge In(41%)oxcess of
f the re
it d parking spacesshall per confairod within or
under the tin n lig.In addition,ell abovesurface
parking m areas for such protects must be visually
screened from exterior view by landscaping or an
building that is found by the Board of Ad.
(accessory b1lshnent end Landmark Committee to be in keeping
with the character end surly of the neighborhood.
(5)Special landscaping Provisions.In order to pro.
tech preserve and foster the unique resldentlaf streets.
cape that presently exists In said districts part of any
sal for development or redevelopment of a condi•
proposal
use,shall Include a landscaping plan for review
be the Landmark Committee and the Board of Adiust
ant Said plan should Include plans for landscaping
and trees similar or typical of the existing streetucace.
Any trees located within public property to tie re
moved during or prior to such development shall he
nepleced by trees of at least 9-1/2 caliper or larger in
ature and shall to of species approved by the Parks
Department.
Sec.sl-IaA-Is.Relationship to Historic District.All
provisions and requirementsof the dyers.,Historic
Districts Ti-
1 and also apply to Sitesya in icableler portion o of f this
coned Residential Historic"R-2H".
See.51-I9A-13.Relationship of landmark Commit-
tee,Board of Adlustment and Appeal.Whenever the
favorable recommendation of the Landmark Commit-
tee is required ascondition precedent to the Board
of Adjstment's eel of a conditional use
cial p above,tIle re rnendatlon of he Lend-
arkrCommittee shall he final unless reversed o
heal. However,the favorable recommendation of I
Landmark Cumltee shall not preclude the Board of
Adlustment from
denying
ing)condlis tIonal
or special
provisions
such Landmark Committee decision
or action mu anye made by Interested party by
ing lice ofI33ap)) al with an
Planning Commission
within
end delivering innf the
oov of such notice to the
secretary of me Committee,the Building Official and
bresfiry 1ne mattFiling to of the
ppeal oleo a Heard be-
fore the Planning Cummisslot,whiNoy Id be held
• within thirty(30)days of the piling of the notice.After
a hearing on the merits of decision,the decision of the
t dedmark Cominittee shall stand unless reversed by e
two-thirds
wo-th Commission.0010 et the membership of noticech he Planning
shall be res rsible tto provide,asupart of the notice,appeal
Ilst of mailingn addresses for the names
of p petty
owners within a SO-toot radius of the Property In-
volved,applicants far the project and the chairmen of
the applicable council of the Salt Lake Association of
Community Councils. The Planning Commission
shnild man notice of nee hearing date to said party,
ova the committee at least seen(7)days prior to the
hearing. Said notice shall also to accompanied by
av tender of payment of applicable costs otnadvertising
the hearing.
The decision of the Planting Coenission Mall he final
unless reversed by a vole of al least lour merrnebers of
the City Council to whom the matter has been a
.coaled by n aggrieved carts.Said party must fide a
written notice ohgaperal within fifteen(I5)days of the
date the Planning Commission actually renderer it
ded51611.Said police of appeal equire containing the list of
end mailing Recorder
required a copy shot shall he
lredwInh the Plan Planning
e and n cone then!of deli-
veredin
In thesta sta Departmenth and the heihear-
ing.officialwhichhe mt shall Slav the matter,pending for hearing before
the Countawithier nlrthenext tn hirty tIV)days.The
Thee CRY
Recornaplsd listed In the shall appeal at least seve notice of such n(11)days the
or to the date set for the hearing on toe matter.
The action and vole of City Council shall be¢final
and court of ho combe petent Wrist`cileobltalis dlwithin hide
a
days after the Councils decision,pursuant to a
petitlod for review feet-holed)filed by an aggrieved
firarty.
Decliiens el the Board of Adiu5lmeet are final u
less enjoined and challenged by petition tar review,
or .tilt to Section 51-3-10.
dt..51 uaAear Severabilily. If a section of this
ordinance pr p1A ihecisI is found to be d In befitutien
al or Invalid,loco decision shall be leorsh fo be wtcon-
the c imlal oe invalid,and such decision shall not elect
tCe 1011 1.of the opinionnof thep Cit of lheord01 Sall.
SECTION 2-ss the opinion of e, Cal Land it if Sall of Ince
iCity,it ist necessary to the peace,health and welfare a t
inhabitants Immediately
of Salt rL eke City that phi,ordinance become effec-
tive hmnedia t
5F<:To le t.This ordinance snarl become effective upon the
day of its by a Council
n.
PaSxu by Me Council of Salt Lake City.Utah this iMh day
of February.1980.
RONALD J.WHIHTEHEADN CAIRMA
AT3'ESi.
Mtt-DRtD V NI U HAM
CITY RECORDE
Transmftetl to Manor on February It,1 foe.
Mayor's Action: TED L.WMA ILYORSOH
ATTEST:
MILDRED V.HIGHAM
CITY RECORDER
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