HomeMy WebLinkAbout95 of 1914 - Amending Section 503, shades, balconies, etc. ROLL CELL „
VOTING Yes No Salt Lake City,Utah, july 23., 191 4
Shearman
Wells
I move that Bill No. 95, an ordinance amending
Lawrence
Sec. 503, relating to shades, balconies, etc. ,
Morris
be filed and, the accompanying substitute ordin-
Mr.Chairman
ance taken up or consideratidA.
Result
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VOTING Yes No
Salt Lake City,Utah Jura 29, 191_4,
Lawrence
Morris _ I move that the ordinance be passed.
Shearman
Wells
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Mr.Chairman
Result AN ORDINANCE
An ordinance amending Section 503 of the Revised Ordinances of
Salt Lake City of 1913.
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake
City, Utah:
SECTION 1. That Section 503 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt
Lake City of 1913, be, al.C. the same is hereby amended so as to read
as follows:
SECTION 503. All awnings, except canvas awnings, all shades
and balconies projecting more than two feet beyond the property
line, hereafter erected in Salt Lake City, must be securely
supported on wrought iron brackets built into the walls, and no
part thereof shall be less then ten feet above the line of the
curb level of the sidewalk, end a gutter shall thereon be formed
to carry off the water to the line of the building and thence to
the street gutter. Awnings, shades and balconies shall not
extend beyond the line of the curb, and no permanent awnings,
shades or balconies shall be constructed on or appurtenant to
any building without a permit from the Board of Commissioners;
and the same shell be constructed of metal only, or of metal
and mire glass, to the approval and satisfaction of the Chief of
the Bureau of Mechanical Inspection. No awning, shade or balcony
shall be erected on any building facing on any street, lane,
alley or place ^rich is twenty feet or less in width. The height
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of all movable or canvas or cloth awnings or shades shall be
not less at the lowest part thereof then seven and one-half
l feet abovo the curb level of the sidewalk, and all such canvas,
ii or cloth awnings shall be kept raised exoept when the sun
shines on the place to be protected by the same. All such
canvas or cloth awnings shell be constructed and maintained
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',, with the approval and to the satisfaction of the Chief of the
Bureau of Mechanical Inspection. The owner of or the person
maintaining end controlling all permanent awnings, shades and i
1 balconies shall pay to the oity the following fees:
For permit to erect, 02.00; annual inspection fee, for 1
the first twenty-five linear feet, meeuee+od parallel with the
building, 12 cents per foot; for the next twenty-five feet, 8
1 2matx cents per foot; andafor all over fifty feet, 5 cents per;
foot.
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All fees shell be due and payable in advance, except the
annual inspection fees, which shall be collected by the Bureau
I of Mechanical Inspection as soon as the annual inspection of l
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each structure is completed.
If any awning, shade or balcony be found by the Bureau ofll
Mechanical Inspection to be unsafe or dangerous, the same shall.
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be forthwith repaired and rendered safe by the owner thereof,11
or the person maintaining and controlling the same; and if such
awning, shade or balcony be not forthwith repaired and made
!I sefe, the Bureau of Mechanical Inspection shall at once abate
and remove it, end shall, if necessary, call upon the Fire
Iit Department for assistance in such abatement, and it shall be
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the duty of the Fire Department so to assist.
SECTION 2. This ordinance she. f et upon its" )irst
ublicetion.
Gassed by the Board of Co. .iasi Tiers o . Salt .T.a City,
Utah, June 29th, 1914,
City Recorder T_Tayor
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