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SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCE
No. 1 of 2006
(Omnibus Housekeeping Ordinance)
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING VARIOUS SECTIONS OF THE SALT LAKE CITY
CODE IN ORDER TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL OR OTHER TECHNICAL ERRORS,
INTERNAL INCONSISTENCIES,AMBIGUITIES,DUPLICATIONS,LANGUAGE
PREEMPTED BY STATE OR FEDERAL LAWS,AND LANGUAGE CONFLICTING WITH
JUDICIAL DECISIONS.
WHEREAS,it has been brought to the attention of this City Council that the Salt Lake
City Code currently contains certain typographical or other technical errors,internal
inconsistencies,ambiguities,duplications,language that has been preempted and is in conflict
with state or federal laws,and language that is in conflict with various judicial decisions;and
WHEREAS,it is in the public interest that the aforesaid language be corrected or
otherwise made internally consistent and in conformity with statutory and decisional law;
NOW,THEREFORE,be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City,Utah:
That the sections of the Salt Lake City Code set forth below be amended or repealed as
follows:
SECTION 1.That Subsection A of Section 2.10.150,Salt Lake City Code,pertaining to
public interest use be,and the same hereby is,amended to read as follows:
2.10.150 Public Interest Use:
A. Executive Procedural Order:Subject to Utah Code Annotated Section 10-8-2,or
its successor,the mayor,by executive order,may specify the procedure to be used by the chief of
police to dispose of property for public interest use,which procedure shall include the following:
SECTION 2.That Section 2.26.270,Salt Lake City Code,pertaining to notice to abate be,
and the same hereby is,amended to read as follows:
2.26.270 Notice To Abate:
Except as provided in Section 2.26.260 of this Chapter or its successor,the City may
serve a notice in writing upon the owner,occupant or agent of any lot,building or premises in or
upon which a nuisance may be found,or upon the person who may be the cause of such nuisance,
requiring the person to abate the nuisance within a fourteen(14)day period.Failure to give a
notice as provided herein shall not relieve the author of any nuisance from the obligation to abate
such nuisance,or from the penalty provided for the maintenance thereof.Notice of appeal may be
filed with the Public Services Director within fourteen(14)days of service of notice.Appeals
from the Public Services Director's decision shall be heard by a hearing officer designated by the
Mayor within fourteen(14)days.
SECTION 3.That Subsection B of Section 2.44.050,Salt Lake City Code,pertaining to
disclosure of substantial interest be,and the same hereby is,amended to read as follows:
2.44.050 Disclosure Of Substantial Interest:
B. Time Of Disclosure:Public servants and volunteer public servants shall make
such disclosures within thirty(30)days after being appointed or elected or otherwise
commencing their employment or public service,and again during January of each year if such
public servant's or volunteer public servant's position in the business entity has changed or if the
value of such public servant's or volunteer public servant's interest in the entity has materially
increased since the last disclosure.Such disclosure shall be made in a sworn written statement in
a form prescribed by the City and shall be filed with the Mayor,or,in the case of disclosure by
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the Mayor or by the City Council staff,with the City Council.Unless otherwise provided by the
law,the statements are public records and shall be made available for inspection by members of
the City Council and the public upon request.
SECTION 4.That Section 2.52.025,Salt Lake City Code,pertaining to early retirement
incentive program be,and the same hereby is,repealed.
SECTION 5, That Sections 2.52.030,2.52.060 and 2.52.070 of the Salt Lake City Code,
relating to Personnel System Rules and Regulations be,and the same hereby are amended as
follows:
2.52.030 Scope of chapter.
It is the purpose of this chapter to establish uniform rules and regulations governing
personnel administration in all departments of city government;provided,however,that the
provisions of this chapter shall not apply to elective officials,their administrative assistants,their
personal secretaries,heads of departments,nor to civil service personnel of the police and fire
departments.
2.52.060 Probationary period.
All persons employed by the city in regular full-time employment shall be deemed to be
on probation for at least one hundred eighty days following the date of initial employment;
except for civil service employees whose probationary period may be established by the Salt
Lake City Civil Service Commission. During such period,the employee shall be subject to
immediate discharge or dismissal with or without cause,and during such period,the employee
shall have no formal grievance rights,but in all other respects,such employee during such period
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shall be considered a regular,full-time employee of the city. For vacation purposes,time worked
during a probationary period will be counted towards vacation eligibility.
2.52.070 Seniority.
Seniority according to these rules shall consist of the continuous full-time paid service of
the employee with the city. An employee's earned seniority shall not be lost because of absence
due to illness,authorized leaves of absence or temporary layoffs.
SECTION 6.That Section 2.68.020,Salt Lake City Code,pertaining to write-in
candidates be,and the same hereby is,amended to read as follows:
2.68.020 Write-In Candidates:
A. Each person wishing to become a valid write-in candidate for mayor or for city
council member shall file a declaration of candidacy with the city recorder and pay the fee as
provided by this chapter not later than 14 days before the municipal general election in which the
person intends to be a write-in candidate.
B. 1.The city recorder shall:
a.Read to the candidate the constitutional and statutory requirements for
office and the requirements for office under this chapter;and
b.Ask the candidate whether or not the candidate meets the requirements.
2.If the candidate cannot meet the requirements of office,the city recorder may
not accept the write-in candidate's declaration of candidacy.
SECTION 7. That Section 2.75.020,Salt Lake City Code,pertaining to hearing officers
be,and the same hereby is,amended to read as follows:
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2.75.020 Hearing Officer:
A. Duties: Consistent with the policies and procedures promulgated by the justice
court, the hearing officer may adjust and set, as authorized, sums due as civil penalties,
surcharges, and assessments owed; reduce civil penalties owed; dismiss citations upon payment
of fees; enter into agreements for the timely or periodic payment of penalties, surcharges and
assessments; and perform such other duties as deemed necessary or desirable by the justice court
to carry out the purposes of this chapter in accordance with justice and equity.
B. Accountability: The hearing officer shall serve as staff for the justice court but
shall be supervised as an employee, under the direction of the city director of management
services or his/her designee.
SECTION 8. That Section 2.75.030, Salt Lake City Code,pertaining to civil violations
be, and the same hereby is, amended to read as follows:
2.75.030 Civil Violations:
A. When an enforcement officer determines that a civil violation of this code has
occurred, the officer shall issue a civil citation, the matter shall be handled by the justice court,
and the penalty for such civil violation shall be as provided in section 1.12.050 of this code, or its
successor.
B. Any person having received a civil citation shall, within twenty(20) days, either
pay the civil penalty as contained in the default penalty schedule or file a written request for a
hearing before the justice court.
C. Any person receiving a civil citation who requests a hearing shall discuss the
matter with a hearing officer for informal resolution prior to the hearing before the justice court.
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D. If the matter is resolved by the hearing officer,the hearing request shall be
dismissed.
E. If the civil penalties payable to the city remain unsatisfied and no written request
for a hearing has been filed after twenty(20)days from the issuance of the civil citation,the city
may use such lawful means as are available to collect such penalties,including late charges,
administrative and court costs and attorney fees.Any additional penalties are stayed upon filing
the request for hearing,until judgment is rendered in the matter.
SECTION 9.That Section 4.15.08.025,Salt Lake City Code,pertaining to park hours-
large scale special events be,and the same hereby is,repealed.
SECTION 10 That Section 4.15.08.055,Salt Lake City Code,pertaining to beer and
alcoholic beverages-large scale special events be,and the same hereby is,repealed.
SECTION 11 That Section 5.02.010,Salt Lake City Code,pertaining to license required
to transact business be,and the same hereby is,amended to read as follows:
5.02.010 License-Required To Transact Business:
It is unlawful for any person to engage in or carry on any business within Salt Lake City,
for the transaction or carrying on of which a license is required,without first taking out or
procuring a license required for such business. A license is required for all persons engaged in or
carrying on business within Salt Lake City unless exempted from such licensure under these
ordinances or under other applicable law.
SECTION 12.That Section 5.02.260,Salt Lake City Code,pertaining to license denial,
suspension or revocation procedure be,and the same hereby is,amended to read as follows:
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5.02.260 License-Denial, Suspension Or Revocation-Procedure:
A. Hearing Required-Notice: Any suspension, revocation or denial of the renewal of
a license by the City shall not be imposed until a hearing is first held before the Mayor or a
hearing examiner appointed by the Mayor. Reasonable notice of the time and place of the
hearing, together with notice of the nature of the charges or complaint against the licensee,
premises or applicant sufficient to reasonably inform the licensee or applicant and enable him/her
to answer such charges and complaint, shall be served upon the licensee or applicant personally
or by mailing a copy to the licensee or applicant at his or her last known address.
B. Hearing Procedures: All witnesses called at such hearings shall be sworn by a
person duly authorized to administer oaths, and a record of such hearing shall be made by a
recording or a court reporter. A licensee or applicant shall have the right to appear at the hearing
in person or by counsel, or both, present evidence, present argument on the licensee's or
applicant's behalf, cross-examine witnesses, and in all proper ways defend the licensee's or
applicant's position.
SECTION 13. That Subsection A. 18 of Section 5.61.040, Salt Lake City Code,
pertaining to definition of"seminude dancing bars" be, and the same hereby is, amended to read
as follows:
5.61.040 Definitions:
18. "Seminude dancing bars" means any business licensed as a class B or a class C private
club or as a class C tavern, which permits dancing, modeling, or other performance or appearance
however characterized, in a state of seminudity.
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SECTION 14. That Subsections F through H of Section 5.61.380, Salt Lake City Code,
pertaining to appeal procedures regarding sexually oriented businesses be, and the same hereby
is, amended to read as follows:
5.61.380 Appeal Procedures:
F. Either party may object to the recommendation of the hearing officer by filing the
party's objection and reasons, in writing, to the mayor or the mayor's designee within seven (7)
days following the recommendation. In the event the hearing officer recommends upholding a
suspension or revocation, the license shall be immediately suspended, and shall remain
suspended until any subsequent appeal is decided. If no objections are received within the seven
(7) days, the mayor or the mayor's designee may immediately adopt the recommendation of the
hearing officer.
G. If objections are received, the mayor or the mayor's designee shall have ten(10)
working days to consider such objections before issuing the mayor's or the mayor's designee's
final decision. The mayor or the mayor's designee may, in his or her discretion, take additional
evidence or require written memorandum on issues of fact or law. The standard by which the
mayor or the mayor's designee shall review the decision of the hearing officer is whether
substantial evidence exists in the record to support the hearing officer's recommendation.
H. An applicant aggrieved by the mayor's or the mayor's designee's decision shall
have judicial review of such decision pursuant to rule 65.B., Utah rules of civil procedure, or any
other applicable ordinance, statute or rule providing for such review.
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SECTION 15. That Section 5.64.010, Salt Lake City Code, pertaining to displaying
materials on streets - permit required - limitations be, and the same hereby is, amended to read as
follows:
5.64.010 Displaying Materials On Streets-Permit Required-Limitations:
A. It is unlawful for any person to engage in or carry on any business or occupation
upon any street in the city, except in, upon or along any of the streets designated in this chapter.
Except as otherwise provided in this code, no person shall, from any vehicle, stand or structure
stationed, placed or located upon any street in the city by display or any advertising matter of any
goods, wares, merchandise, fruits or vegetables in or about such vehicle, stand or structure or
about such street, invite travelers upon such streets to transact business or purchase any such
wares then displayed upon or near such street, nor shall any person leave or permit to remain
upon any street in the city any goods, wares, merchandise, fruits or vegetables displayed or
offered for sale.
B. This chapter shall not be construed to prohibit the use of the streets to travelers, or
to licensed vendors conveying goods, wares,merchandise, fruits or vegetables lawfully upon or
along any street while traveling from place to place or house to house exposing, offering for sale
or selling such goods, wares, merchandise, fruits or vegetables as peddlers and hawkers.
C. Upon receipt of a written application therefor, the mayor may, in his or her
discretion and upon such terms as he or she deems necessary, grant to person owning or in lawful
possession of real property abutting upon any street written permission to use a portion of the
street contiguous to such property to display or sell merchandise for such period of time as is
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specifically stated in such written peiiuit. Such permission granted may be revoked by the mayor
at any time without cause.
D. "Street", as used in this chapter, means and shall embrace all land platted as a
street between the adjacent property lines including sidewalk and parking.
SECTION 16. That Section 5.64.020, Salt Lake City Code, pertaining to Solicitors
appearing for interviews be, and the same hereby is, repealed.
SECTION 17. That Section 5.86.030, Salt Lake City Code, pertaining to Soliciting
patronage upon streets prohibited be, and the same hereby is, repealed.
SECTION 18. That Section 8.04.310, Salt Lake City Code, relating to animal shelter
hours be, and the same hereby is amended to read as follows
8.04.310 Animal Shelter-Hours:
The public facility of the Animal Services Office shall be open to the public during
regular business hours on all days other than Sundays and legal holidays, and such hours shall be
posted on the main entrance. The facility shall be open to the public for a minimum of 48 hours
per week during weeks without a legal holiday, and open for a minimum of 40 hours per week
during weeks with a legal holiday,with the exception of the week of Thanksgiving.
SECTION 19. That Section 8.04.410, Salt Lake City Code, relating to dogs attacking
persons and animals be, and the same hereby is amended to read as follows:
8.04.410 Animals Attacking Persons And Animals:
A. Attacking Animals: It is unlawful for the owner or person having charge, care,
custody or control of any animal to allow such animal to attack, chase or worry any person, any
domestic animal having a commercial value, or any species of hoofed protected wildlife, or to
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attack domestic fowl. "Worry", as used in this section, means to harass by tearing, biting or
shaking with the teeth.
B. Owner Liability: The owner in violation of subsection A of this section shall be
strictly liable for violation of this section. In addition to being subject to prosecution under
subsection A of this section, the owner of such animal shall also be liable in damages to any
person injured or to the owner of any animal(s) injured or destroyed thereby.
C. Defenses: The following shall be considered in mitigating the penalties or
damages or in dismissing the charge:
1. That the animal was properly confined on the premises;
2. That the animal was deliberately or maliciously provoked.
D. Animals May Be Killed: Any person may kill an animal while it is committing
any of the acts specified in subsection A of this section, or while such animal is being pursued
thereafter.
SECTION 20. That Section 8.04.430, Salt Lake City Code, relating to wild animals
attacking persons and animals be, and the same hereby is amended to read as follows:
8.04.430 Wild Animals:
It is unlawful for any person to sell, offer for sale, barter, give away, keep, own, harbor or
purchase any wild animal, as defined in subsection 8.04.01OSS of this chapter, or its successor;
except, the animal shelter, a zoological park, veterinary hospital, humane society shelter, public
laboratory, circus, sideshow, amusement show, or facility for education or scientific purposes
may keep such an animal if protective devices adequate to prevent such animal from escaping or
injuring the public are provided.
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SECTION 21. That Section 9.04.010, Salt Lake City Code, relating to definitions
regarding public dances, dance halls and dance studios be, and the same hereby is amended to
read as follows:
9.04.010 Definitions:
As used in this chapter:
A. "Dance studio" means any room, place or space in which classes in dancing are
held and instruction in dancing is given for hire.
B. "Nonpublic dances" means dances conducted and sponsored by public or private
schools and churches for the students or members thereof, even though an admission fee is
charged; and dances conducted in private homes on a private basis shall not be deemed to be
public dances, and shall be exempt from the licensing provisions of this chapter.
C. "Public dance" means any dance to which the general public may gain admission
with or without the payment of a fee, or any dance which is conducted in the normal course of
business on the premises of a restaurant, tavern or private club, but shall not include any dance
conducted on or in any public park, street or public grounds by permission of the parks director ,
under the supervision of such director, or the Salt Lake County recreation department.
D. "Public dance hall" means any room, place or space in which a public dance is
held and in which dancing or providing space for dancing is the principal business.
E. "Public schools" means the public education system and higher education system
as defined in article X of the Utah state constitution and as implemented by appropriate state
statutes.
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F. "Private school" means, for the purposes of this chapter, any school accredited by
the state of Utah whether by formal state action, or by state acceptance of accreditation given to
an academic program which has been accepted as an alternative to public schools.
SECTION 22. That Section 9.08.030, Salt Lake City Code, relating to garbage and
recycling pick up services be, and the same hereby is amended to read as follows:
9.08.030 Garbage And Recycling Pick Up Services:
The city will provide for the collection and disposal, at the expense of the property owner,
of garbage, community waste, stove ashes, recyclable material and other such refuse from
residences, eligible multi-family properties and eligible businesses, churches and non profit
organizations as provided herein. Said collection shall be under the supervision of the department
of public services pursuant to the following:
A. Garbage And Recycling Pick Up Services To Residences:
1. Garbage Service To Residences And Responsibility For Payment: Except
where water, sewer and garbage service to the owner's premises is properly terminated or the
owner notifies in writing the director of public services that the owner's garbage will be picked
up by a private collector, the owner of every residence shall be responsible and liable for the
below enumerated monthly charges for garbage service. The charge for such service shall be
billed with the city's regular water and sewer billings to the owner of such dwelling units as the
department of public utilities has records, and directly to the address of all other such residences
provided by the director of the city's department of public services. In those instances where the
water and sewer bill is currently being sent to a tenant at the owner's request, the garbage service
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will be similarly billed. However, the owner is responsible to pay and is liable for all charges for
garbage service furnished to the residence if such tenant or occupant shall fail to pay the same.
2. Charges For Garbage Service To Residences:
a. Monthly charges for general garbage pick up service provided to residences
for the city's fiscal year 2002-2003, whether from a single family unit, duplex, triplex or other
dwelling units approved by the director of the streets/sanitation division, shall be nine dollars
seventy five cents ($9.75) per month for the first automated container. The first automated refuse
container shall be delivered to residences without a delivery charge. Additional automated
containers can be obtained for nine dollars seventy five cents ($9.75) each per month plus a
delivery fee of ten dollars ($10.00) each. These fees shall remain the same through fiscal year
2006-2007, subject to modification by future city councils.
3. Recycling Pick Up Services Available To Residences: Owners or occupants of
residences are encouraged to subscribe to the city's recycling pick up service. Owners or
occupants of residences will not be charged for this service in addition to the fee set forth in
subsection A2 of this section.
B. Recycling Pick Up Service Available To Eligible Multi-Family Property Owners
And Eligible Businesses, Churches and Non Profit Organizations:
1. Recycling Pick Up Service: Owners of eligible multi-family properties and
eligible businesses, churches and non profit organizations may elect to subscribe to the city's
recycling pick up service. A business, church, non profit organizations or multi-family complex
located outside of the service provider's normal routes may not be eligible to subscribe to the
recycling program. Such service shall be billed with the city's regular water and sewer billings to
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owners of eligible multi-family properties and eligible businesses, churches and non profit
organizations as the department of public utilities has records. In those instances where the water
and sewer bill is currently being sent to a tenant at the owner's request, the recycling pick up
service will be similarly billed. However, the owner is responsible to pay for the recycling pick
up service furnished such tenant, or any other occupant of the premises named in the department
of public utilities application, if such tenant or occupant shall fail to pay the same. The city may
collect from private streets with a signed written agreement between the department of public
services and the private street owner.
2. Charges For Recycling Pick Up Services: Charges for recycling pick up service
provided to the owner of an eligible multi-family property or eligible business, church or non
profit organization for the city's fiscal year 2002-2003 shall be three dollars fifty cents ($3.50)per
month for the first automated container. Additional automated containers can be obtained for
three dollars fifty cents ($3.50) each per month. Automated recycling containers shall be
delivered to eligible multi-family properties and businesses without a delivery charge. These fees
shall remain the same through fiscal year 2006-2007, subject to modification by future city
councils.
3. Promotion And Education Requirements Regarding Recycling Pick Up Service
In Multi-Family Properties, Businesses, Churches and Non Profit Organizations: The owner or
manager of any eligible business, church or non profit organization who has subscribed to the
city's recycling pick up service must distribute general recycling information and current program
recycling guidelines to every employee or other person having responsibility for disposing of
materials of the entity for recycling within fourteen(14) days of employment and to all such
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employees and other persons having such responsibility for the entity annually. The owner or
manager of any eligible multi-family property who has subscribed to the city's recycling pick up
service must distribute general recycling information and current program recycling guidelines to
every tenant housed in the complex within thirty(30) days of occupancy and to all tenants housed
in the complex annually. If requested, the city will assist by providing educational flyers.
C. Billing:
1. Periodic Billing Statements: The department of public utilities shall cause
billings for garbage collection and recycling pick up services to be rendered periodically at rates
established in this chapter. In the event partial payment is made on a combined bill, the payment
shall be applied first to franchise fees due, and then to each service on a pro rata basis as
determined by the director of public utilities.
2. Delinquency: Fees and charges levied in accordance herewith shall be a debt
due to the city. If this debt is not paid within thirty(30) days after billing it shall, at the option of
the director of public utilities, be deemed delinquent and subject to recovery in a civil action for
which the city may recover reasonable attorney fees, and/or said department shall have the right
to terminate water, sewer, garbage collection and recycling pick up services to said premises.
Any uncollected amount due from the owner on any inactive, terminated or discontinued account
may be transferred to any active account under the owner's name and upon failure to pay said bill
after at least five (5) days'prior written notice, water, sewer and/or garbage collection and
recycling pick up services to that account and premises may be discontinued.
3. Restoration Of Service: Water, sewer, garbage and recycling pick up service
shall not be restored until all charges shall have been paid.
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D. Deposits Required From Nonowners: All new water, sewer and garbage collection
service users who are not the owners of the premises shall pay to the department of public
utilities for deposit with the city treasurer an amount sufficient to cover the cost of garbage
collection services which may accumulate. The amount deposited shall be not less than twice any
monthly or bimonthly bill for garbage collection over the preceding year on such premises, but in
no case shall it be less than ten dollars ($10.00). The depai tuient of public utilities shall issue a
certificate of deposit. The amount deposited shall be refunded by the city treasurer to the holder
upon the surrender of the certificate properly endorsed, provided all garbage bills and other
charges are paid. All bills for garbage service must be paid promptly without reference to said
deposit. Whenever any user of garbage collection services shall have failed to pay for garbage
services rendered to such premises, the money deposited or any part thereof may be applied to
the payment of such delinquent bills by the department of public utilities. The owner of the
premises will be required to pay the remainder.
E. Abatement: Those owners, each year, granted indigent abatement for taxes on
their dwelling by Salt Lake County under section 59-2-1106 et seq., Utah Code Annotated, or its
successor, shall be granted a fifty percent (50%) annual abatement of the above garbage pick up
charges.
F. Enterprise Fund: All funds received from garbage service and recycling pick up
service shall be placed in the garbage enterprise fund and left separate and apart from all other
city funds. The collection, accounting and expenditure of all such funds shall be in accordance
with existing fiscal policy of the city.
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G. Vacancies: In the event a residence being served is vacant and the owner is trying
to sell it, or it is or will be vacant because of an extended vacation of the occupant, the owner
may apply to the public services director in writing for termination of garbage service for a
specified period. The automated refuse and recycling container(s) will be picked up and returned
pursuant to the owner's request upon payment of a ten dollar ($10.00) service fee. If said service
fee is paid, no garbage collection fee shall be charged during the period of vacancy.
SECTION 23. That Section 9.08.070, Salt Lake City Code, relating to refuse container
specifications be, and the same hereby is amended to read as follows:
9.08.070 Refuse Container Specifications:
A. This section shall apply only to collections made by the city or a private contractor
working for the city. In the event any container that does not conform to the provisions of this
section is set out for collection, the service provider shall have the authority to deny collection
services for such container. Any container not meeting the requirements of this section will be
tagged by the service provider, and shall not be used again,but shall promptly be replaced by the
user thereof.
B. Containers must meet the following specifications:
1. Automated refuse and recycling containers shall be made available by the city,
and shall be made from durable plastic with a close fitting lid and shall be designed for collection
by automated refuse and recycling collection vehicles. These containers shall be of such
durability that they will be warranted for a minimum of five (5) years of normal use.
2. Damage to such refuse and recycling containers caused by hot ashes, clinkers,
hot oil or any other material or substance that cuts, melts or ignites the container or other
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materials shall be paid for by the property owner at the cost of the container plus $10.00 for
delivery of the replacement container. A police case number will be required on all cases of
stolen containers before such container shall be replaced. Missing containers replaced without a
case number shall be charged at the city's cost plus a$10.00 delivery fee. If a stolen container is
subsequently recovered, the cost of the container shall be credited to the property owner's
account.
3. No rocks, dirt, sod or concrete shall be placed in automated containers.
4. Owners of residences and eligible multi-family properties and businesses using
automated containers shall place all material to be collected within the container or containers
with the lids closed. No cans,boxes, barrels or bundled refuse other than that contained in the
automated containers shall be collected. There is no limit on the number of automated containers
that may be obtained from the city by owners of residences and then placed out for collection.
5. There is no limit on the number of automated recycling containers that may be
obtained from the city by owners of eligible multi-family properties and businesses and then
placed out for collection.
SECTION 24. That Section 9.08.090, Salt Lake City Code, relating to collection time -
placement of containers be, and the same hereby is amended to read as follows:
9.08.090 Collection Time-Placement Of Containers:
A. Receptacles containing garbage, recyclable material and other waste matter to be
collected and hauled by the service provider, shall be set out for collection at the places and at
such times as may be designated by the order of the Salt Lake Valley Health Department. Such
receptacles must not be set out upon the street for collection prior to the evening of the day
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before collection, and must be set out on the day of collection by seven a.m. and spaced three feet
(where possible) from any parked vehicle or other container as designated by the Salt Lake
Valley Health Department.
B. All empty receptacles must be removed from the street as soon as practicable after
being emptied, and in every case must be removed from the street the same day they are emptied.
No such receptacle shall be permitted to remain on any street longer than may be necessary for
the removal of the contents thereof.
C. Recycling containers must be set on a city street for collection, not in a parking lot
or alleyway.
SECTION 25. That Section 12.08.150, Salt Lake City Code, pertaining to traffic school
permitted be, and the same hereby is, amended to read as follows:
12.08.150 Traffic School Permitted:
Salt Lake City Corporation may develop a program to be known as "traffic school" to be
used to educate the public as to the laws and safety practices associated with the movement of
traffic, including motor vehicles, other self-propelled vehicles, bicycles, other human powered
vehicles and pedestrian traffic within the State of Utah. Persons attending the school shall pay a
fee of fifty dollars ($50.00)per course to offset the costs of the program.
SECTION 26. That Section 12.20.033, Salt Lake City Code, pertaining to mandatory
appearance before a judge be, and the same hereby is, enacted to read as follows:
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12.20.033 Mandatory appearance before Justice Court Judge
Violations of the following city code sections shall require a mandatory appearance
before a judge of the justice court for disposition, and shall not be disposed of by payment of bail
in the absence of such appearance:
1. Section 12.36.040.
2. Section 12.48.070.
3. Section 12.48.080.
4. Section 12.48.100.
5. Subsection 12.52.355C.
6. Subsection 12.76.045A1a.
7. Subsection 12.76.045A1b for a second and for each subsequent violation within one
year of a previous conviction or forfeiture of penalty for a violation of said subsection.
SECTION 27. That Subsection A of Section 12.24.100, Salt Lake City Code, relating to
driving under the influence of drugs and intoxicants prohibited - penalties be, and the same
hereby is amended to read as follows:
12.24.100 Driving Under The Influence Of Drugs And Intoxicants Prohibited-Penalties:
A. It is unlawful and punishable as provided in this section for any person to operate
or be in actual physical control of a vehicle within this city if the person has a blood or breath
alcohol content of 0.08 grams or greater by weight as shown by a chemical test, or if the person is
under the influence of alcohol or any drug, or the combined influence of alcohol and any drug to
a degree which renders the person incapable of safely driving a vehicle within the city. The fact
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that a person charged with violating this section is or has been legally entitled to use alcohol or a
drug does not constitute a defense against any charge of violating this section.
SECTION 28. That Section 12.56.260 of the Salt Lake City Code, relating to city and
county employee parking areas designated be, and the same hereby is amended to read as
follows:
12.56.260 City Employee Parking-Areas Designated:
Certain areas of the city have been designated for parking by employees and officials of
Salt Lake City Corporation . Such areas include, but are not limited to, the underground parking
facilities below Library Square, parking adjacent to the Salt Lake City and County Building, and
miscellaneous parking areas designated for vehicles of employees of various departments of Salt
Lake City Corporation.
SECTION 29. That Section 12.89.010 of the Salt Lake City Code, relating to radios,
television sets, tape recorders, compact disk players, musical instruments and similar devices be,
and the same hereby is amended as follows:
12.89.010 Radios, Television Sets, Tape Players, Compact Disk Players, Musical
Instruments And Similar Devices:
It is unlawful for any person to use, operate or permit the use or operation of any radio
receiving set, musical instrument, television, phonograph, drum, or other machine or device for
the production or reproduction of sound: -
1. Between the hours of nine o'clock (9:00) P.M. and seven o'clock (7:00) A.M. in a way
that is plainly audible at their property boundary or perimeter of the source; or
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2. On public property or on a public right of way at any time so as to be plainly audible
fifty feet (50') (15.25 meters) from the device. Permits to exceed the limits of this Section may be
issued for special events on public property by the Chief of Police or the Director of the Salt
Lake Valley Health Department upon approval from the agency operating the public property.
SECTION 30. That all references in the Salt Lake City Code to "Salt Lake City-County
Health Department" be, and are hereby, amended to read: "Salt Lake Valley Health Department."
All references to "Salt Lake City-County Board of Health are hereby amended to read: "Salt Lake
Valley Board of Health."
SECTION 31. That Section 16.28.040, Salt Lake City Code, relating to crossing runways
be, and the same hereby is amended as follows:
16.28.040 Crossing Runways:
Aircraft, vehicles and pedestrians shall not cross any runway or taxiway at Salt Lake City
international airport until clearance by the control tower has been received.
SECTION 32. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon the date of its first
publication.
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah this 3rd day of January
2006.
CHAIRPERSON
ATTEST:
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