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SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCE 4atF• d A' ::�MA,i.`a3�
No . 56 of 1986
(Parking)
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING SECTIONS 28-3-154
THROUGH 28-3-171, REVISED ORDINANCES OF SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
1965, AMENDING SECTION 46-26-314, REVISED ORDINANCES OF SALT LAKE
CITY, UTAH, 1965, AND ENACTING SECTIONS 46-26-316 THROUGH 46-26-
319, REVISED ORDINANCES OF SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, 1965; RELATING
TO PARKING; PROVIDING FOR THE RENUMBERING OF CERTAIN SECTIONS,
PROVIDING A TIME FRAME REGARDING NUISANCES AND FOR THE
IMPOUNDMENT OF VEHICLES AND PROCEDURES RELATING THERETO.
Be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah:
SECTION 1. That Sections 28-3-154 through 28-3-171, Revised
Ordinances of Salt Lake City , Utah, be, and the same hereby are
amended, to read as follows :
therefor.
Sec . 28-3-1 54. Reserved .
Sec. 28-3-155. Owner' s responsibility for parking
violation. Whenever any vehicle shall have been parked in
violation of any of the provisions of any ordinance prohibiting
or restricting parking , the person in whose name such vehicle is
registered shall be prima facie responsible for such violation
and subject to the penalty therefor.
Sec. 28-3-156. Parking meter installation. The city
traffic engineer shall cause to be installed contiguous to each
designated parking meter space on a parking meter 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 parking meter 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 .
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 direction 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 chapter,
shall permit any vehicle parked by him 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 as designated
on said meter .
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Sec . 28-3-157. Exceptions. Permission to park in parking
meter spaces without the deposit of a coin may be granted by the
City Transportation Engineer or designee upon application being
made therefor in writing upon the following conditions: A
showing of a substantial need to temporarily close the meters
involved to the public use for a stated duration of time ; the
placing of authorized bags over the meters involved; the daily
payment in advance , to the City Treasurer of ten dollars per
meter for the first day , or part thereof , and five dollars per
meter per day, or part thereof, thereafter for a maximum of 15
d ay s .
Sec . 28-3-158. Reserved .
Sec . 28-3-159. Use of unexpired legal parking time . The
driver of a vehicle entering a parking space at a time when the
meter for such space shows unexpired legal parking time may
permit such vehicle to remain parked in such space for such time
as the meter indicates legal parking time remaining , and may, by
depositing the proper coin or coins remain parked in such space
for the amount of time allowed therein subject to the limitations
provided in section 28-3-150.
Sec . 28-3-160. Handicap parking - public property.
(1 ) Handicap parking at meters and in restricted areas. A
handicapped person, whose automobile has affixed thereto as
provided by law , the handicap license plate or a transferrable
motor vehicle identification card issued by the State of Utah,
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shall be entitled to park at any parking meter and in the
following identified restricted parking areas without charge ,
notwithstanding any other state or municipal parking restriction:
Freight loading zones, passenger loading zones and time limited
parking zones. It shall be unlawful for such handicapped person
to:
( a) Park for longer than two hours at all meters and
restricted parking areas where the maximum metered or
designated time is less than two hours.
( b) Park for longer than the maximum metered or
designated time at meters and restricted parking areas,
where the maximum metered or designated time is longer than
two hours.
( 2 ) Designated handicap parking . The City Transportation
Engineer is hereby authorized , at his/her discretion t- reserve
by appropriate signing , various public areas or property for
handicap parking. It shall be unlawful for:
( a) any handicapped person to park longer than the
time shown on the sign designating the area as "handicap
parking" or
( b) any vehicle to be parked in an area designated as
handicap parking , unless such vehicle has displayed upon it
the handicap parking plate or transferrable identification
card issued by the State of Utah .
( 3 ) Unlawful use of handicap license plate . It shall be
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unlawful for any person using a vehicle with a handicap license
plate or transferrable motor vehicle identification card who is
not handicapped to use handicap parking .
(4 ) Restricted areas not authorized for special handicap
parking . Nothing herein shall be construed to permit parking by
any individual , contrary to or as an exception to the limited
purpose of the following designated areas:
( a ) Any area where official signs or traffic markings
absolutely prohibit stopping , standing or parking ;
( b) Areas reserved for emergency use . "Emergency use"
as used herein shall include, but not be limited to, those
areas designated by red curb marking , also known as "red
zones" ; areas designated as ambulance zones; fire hydrant
zones as defined in Section 130 (d) of this chapter ; fire
lanes as defined in Section 15-1-25 of the Revised
Ordinances of Salt Lake City, whether on public or private
property; or any other designated area of the city posted as
restricted for emergency vehicles or emergency use .
( c) On a sidewalk area;
( d ) In front or, within f ive feet of a private
driveway;
( e) Within five feet of fire hydrant as measured in
both directions along the street or highway curb line , from
a line extending from center of the hydrant to the curb line
at its nearest point ;
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( f) Within twenty feet of a crosswalk at an intersec-
tion;
(g) Within thirty feet upon the approach to any
flashing beacon or traffic-control device located at the
side of a roadway ;
(h) Between a safety zone and the adjacent curb or
within thirty feet of points on the curb immediately
opposite and ends of a safety zone, unless authorized signs
or markings indicate a different length ;
( i) Within fifty feet of the nearest rail of a
railroad crossing;
( j ) Within twenty feet of the driveway entrance to any
fire station and on the side of a street opposite the
entrance when properly signposted;
( k) Alongside or opposite any street excavation or
obstruction when stopping , standing or parking would
obstruct or• be hazardous to traffic;
( 1) Upon any bridge or other elevated structure upon a
street or within a street tunner or underpass ;
(m) At any place in any public park , playground or
grounds of any public building other than on the roads or
parking lots provided for public parking in accordance with
provisions of any officially installed signs ;
( n) On any footpath in any park , playground; or
( o) Taxi and bus stands or stops .
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Sec . 28-3-160. 1. Handicap parking - private property. No
vehicle except those displaying a handicap license plate or
transferrable motor vehicle identification card issued by the
State of Utah shall park in any parking spot designated for the
parking of handicapped persons. This restriction shall apply to
and be enforceable upon private property where parking is open to
the general public , whether parking is provided to the general
public for free or for a fee .
Sec . 28-3-161 . Authority to designate curb loading zones.
The city traffic engineer is hereby authorized to determine the
location of passenger and freight curb loading zones and
restricted parking zones and shall place and maintain appropriate
signs or markings indicating the same and stating the hours
during which the provisions of this section are applicable .
Sec . 28-3-162. Standing in passenger curb loading zone . No
person shall stop, stand , or park a vehicle for any purpose or
period of time other than for the expeditious loading or unload-
inq of passengers in any place marked as passenger curb loading
zone during hours when the regulations applicable to such curb
loading zone are effective, and then only for a period not to
exceed three minutes.
Sec . 28-3-163. Stopping in freight curb loading zone.
(1 ) No person shall stop a vehicle or permit the same to
remain stopped for any purpose or length of time other• than for
the expeditious loading and/or unloading of materials in any
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place marked as a freight curb loading zone during the hours when
the provisions applicable to such zones are in effect. Vehicles
so using freight curb loading zones must have a city vehicle
license plate fastened to the front of the vehicle as prescribed
by city ordinance. In no case shall the stop for• loading and/or
unloading of materials exceed thirty minutes .
( 2 ) The driver of a passenger vehicle may stop at a place
marked as a freight curb loading zone for the purpose of and
while actually engaged in loading or unloading passengers when
such stopping does not interfere with any city licensed vehicle
used for the transportation of materials which is waiting to
enter or about to enter such zone ; provided , however, that said
driver must remain with his vehicle.
Sec . 28-3-164. Standing in restricted parking zones. No
person shall stop, stand , or park a vehicle for any purpose or
length of time in any restricted parking zone other than for the
purpose to which parking in such zone is restricted , except that
a driver of a passenger vehicle may stop temporarily in such zone
for the purpose of and while actually engaged in unloading or
unloading of passengers when such stopping does not interfere
with any vehicle which is waiting to enter or about to enter the
zone for the purpose of parking in accordance with the purposes
to which parking is restricted and the driver must remain in the
car .
Sec . 28-3-1 65. Taxicab stands to be designated . The city
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traffic engineer is hereby authorized and required to establish
taxicab stands on such public streets in such places and in such
manner as he shall determine to be of the greatest benefit and
convenience to the public and every such taxicab stand shall be
designated by appropriate sign or markings installed by the city
traffic engineer .
Sec . 28-3-1 66. Public carrier stands to be designated . The
city traffic engineer is hereby authorized and required to
establish bus and coach stops and stands for passenger common
carrier vehicles other than taxicabs on such public streets in
such places and in such number as he shall determine to be of the
greatest benefit and convenience to the public, and every such
bus and coach stop and stand for common carrier vehicles shall be
designated by appropriate signs or markings installed by the city
traffic engineer.
Sec . 28-3-1 67. Parking of buses and taxicabs regulated .
The driver of a bus or taxicab shall not park upon any street
upon which parking is prohibited , restricted , limited as to time
or• registered by parking meters, at any place other than at a bus
stop or taxicab stand , respectively , except that this provision
shall not prevent the driver of any such vehicle from temporarily
stopping in accordance with other stopping or parking regulations
at any place for the purpose of and while actually engaged in
loading or unloading passengers .
Sec . 28-3-168. Restricted use of bus and taxi stands. No
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person shall stand , stop or park a bus or coach, except for the
express purpose of and while actually engaged in the loading or
unloading of passengers, in a bus or coach stop, or shall any
person stop, stand or park any vehicle other than a taxicab in a
taxi stand , when such stand or stop has been officially
designated and appropriately signed or marked .
Sec . 28-3-169. Parking on sidewalk area prohibited . No
person shall leave or cause to be left, or parked , any vehicle
upon any portion of a street or highway between the curb lines or
the lateral lines of a roadway and the adjacent property lines .
Sec . 28-3-170. Residential parking lots owned by Salt Lake
City.
( 1 ) No person, on the premises of any residential parking
lot owned by Salt Lake City where a sign or signs are posted
designating such residential parking lot as a parking lot of Salt
Lake City Corporation, shall :
(a) Park any vehicle continuously in excess of 72
hours;
( b) Park any boat, trailer or motor home ;
( c) Park any vehicle over 18 feet in length or 8 feet
wide ;
( d) Abandon any vehicle;
( e) Make repairs on any vehicle ; or
( f) Park any vehicle thereon which does not bear a
valid license plate and current Utah State inspection
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sticker.
( 2 ) For the purpose of this section, the term "residential
parking lot owned .by Salt Lake City" shall mean any area where
vehicles may be left unattended upon any property Salt Lake City
may have an ownership interest in and which has a sign or signs
thereon stating that said area is a "Residential Parking Lot of
Salt Lake City Corporation" .
(3 ) Any vehicle found in violation of any of the foregoing
prohibitions upon any residential parking lots owned by Salt Lake
City is hereby declared to be a nuisance and may be summarily
abated by removing any such vehicle by, or under the directions
of, or at the request of , a police officer or other officer
charged with enforcing the parking laws of Salt Lake City to a
place of storage within the City by means of towing or otherwise ,
as provided in Section 284, Title 46 of the Traffic Code of these
Revised Ordinances and the provisions of said section shall
govern the disposition of any vehicle so impounded .
Sec . 28-3-171 through 28-3-175. Reserved .
SECTION 2. Section 46 -26-314, Revised Ordinances of Salt
Lake City , Utah, be and the same hereby is amended to read :
Sec . 46 -26-314. Unauthorized use of streets as nuisance .
Any person receiving six or more notices of unauthorized use of
streets within Salt Lake City pursuant to Title 28, Chapter 3,
Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City , 1965, within a 180 day
period which have not been dismissed pursuant to Section 28-3-
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180 (4 ) , Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City, shall be guilty of
creating a nuisance .
SECTION 3. That Sections 46-26-316 through 46-26-319,
Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City, Utah, be , and the same
hereby are enacted to read as follows :
46-26-316. Towing and impounding vehicles with outstanding
unauthorized use notices.
( 1 ) Any vehicle which has 6 or more notices of unauthorized
use of streets within Salt Lake City within a 180 day period
which have not been dismissed pursuant to Section 28-3-180 (4 )
Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City shall be subject to
immediate towing or impoundment by means of an immobilizing
device .
( 2 ) Impoundment for delay of obtaining vehicle
immobilization release. If the vehicle has been immobilized for
a period of 24 hours, without arrangements being made for its
release, it may be immediately impounded and towed and removed to
a place of storage within the city by means of towing or
otherwise .
Sec . 46-26-317. Notice of impoundment of vehicles removed
to place of storage ; sale for costs .
( 1) Upon calling for the impoundment of any vehicle under
the provisions of this section, the impounding officer shall
notify the police department of the make , model , and license
number of the vehicle being impounded and the date , time and
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location of the vehicle at the time of impoundment.
(2 ) Preliminary notice of impoundment. Written notice that
the said vehicle has been impounded shall be sent by certified
mail to the owner of record and any recorded lien holder of said
vehicle, as shown by the records of the motor vehicle division of
the Utah State Tax Commission at the last known address as shown
on said department' s records, within 48 hours, excluding weekends
and holidays, of the impoundment of the vehicle. If the
registration on said vehicle is from another state, a notice
shall be sent to the Department of Motor Vehicles in such state ,
requesting such department to furnish the City with the name and
address of the last known registered owner and an-• - ien holder of
record .
( 3 ) Said notice shall inform the owner of the vehicle:
( a) that the vehicle has been impounded, the location
of the vehicle, that impound and storage fees have been
assessed and are accruing on a daily basis, and how the
vehicle may be claimed .
( b) of the owner' s right to an administrative hearing
to determine whether there was probable cause to impound the
vehicle upon filing a written request with the city for such
a hearing within ten ( 10 ) days after said owner has learned
of the impound of such vehicle, or within ten ( 10 ) days
after mailing of the date set in the notice, whichever
occurs first.
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( c) that the vehicle shall be sold at public auction
as provided by the ordinances of Salt Lake City , if the
vehicle is not claimed by the owner, or the lien holder of
record prior to said auction .
(4 ) Notice of impending vehicle sale; manner of sale. If
at the expiration of 15 days after mailing written notice
provided for herein such vehicle is not redeemed by the owner, or
owner' s agent, the Chief of Police or the Chief' s designee shall
proceed to sell the same at public auction provided that notice
of the auction is published not less than seven (7) days prior to
said auction in a newspaper distributed in Salt Lake County.
Said notice shall state ( a) the time and place of such auction,
(b) describe the vehicle to be sold with reasonable certainty,
( c) the name ( if any) shown as owner on the records of the
vehicle division of the State Tax Commission. If the name of the
owner be unknown, said fact shall be stated. In addition , a copy
of this notice, as published , shall be delivered to the owner of
the place of storage. The Chief of Police of the Chief' s
designee may accept or reject all bids for such vehicle, but upon
acceptance , the vehicle must be sold to the highest bidder .
( 6 ) Disposition of sale proceeds. The money received from
the sale of any such vehicle shall be applied first to the actual
cost of towing and storage of such impounded vehicle, then to pay
the actual cost of advertising the notice of sale , and the
balance, if any , shall then be paid into the city treasury of
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Salt Lake City to be used as hereinafter provided . At any time
within one year, from, and after such sale, the former owner of
the vehicle sold or recorded lien holder, upon application to the
Mayor of Salt Lake City and upon presentation of satisfactory
proof that he was the owner or lien holder of record of the
vehicle sold , shall be paid the proceeds of such sale less the
necessary expenses incurred as identified above. The check shall
be made payable jointly to the owner and any recorded lien
holder.
( 6 ) Records of impoundment. The police department or the
department charged with enforcement of parking laws shall keep a
record for three years from date of sale of all vehicles
impounded by manufacturer' s name or make , body type ,
identification number and license number . It shall also keep
records of the names and addresses of all persons claiming the
same , together with such other descriptive matter as may identify
such vehicles, the nature and circumstances of the impounding
thereof , the violation for which such vehicles were impounded ,
the date of such impounding , and the name and address of any
person to whom any such vehicle was released .
Sec . 46 -26-318. Hearing . ( 1 ) A hearing requested pursuant
to the provisions of Section 46-26-317 shall be conducted before
a hearing examiner designated by the City within 48 hours of
receipt of a written demand for such hearing , Saturdays , Sundays ,
and City holidays excepted , unless such person waives the right
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to a speedy hearing .
( 2 ) The hearing proceedings shall be conducted in an
informal manner and shall not be bound by the formal rules of
evidence or procedure. The owner or owner' s agent shall be
accorded the essential elements of due process of law, including
notice, and an opportunity to be heard and defend the owner' s
position .
( 3 ) The hearing examiner shall determine whether the City
had probable cause to impound the vehicle in question .
(4 ) At the conclusion of the hearing , the hearing examiner
shall prepare a written decision and a copy of such decision
shall be provided to the person requesting the hearing . The
decision of the hearing examiner shall be final . Failure of the
registered or legal owner, or the owner' s agent to request or
attend such a scheduled post seizure hearing shall be deemed a
waiver of the right at such hearing .
(5 ) The hearing examiner shall determine whether there was
probable cause to impound the vehicle, and in appropriate cases,
whether fees and charges should be reduced in the interest of
justice. In the event that the hearing examiner determines that
the vehicle should be released without fees or with a reduction
in fees, the hearing examiner shall prepare and date a written
waiver of such fees. Copies of the waiver shall be furnished the
vehicle owner or owner' s agent and the police department. The
vehicle shall then be released to the owner or the owner' s agent ,
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in accordance with the terms of said waiver, or a voucher shall
be authorized to reimburse the owner or owner' s agent for fees
paid to recover said vehicle from impound . If the hearing
examiner determines the impound was justified pursuant to city
and state enactments, the owner or agent shall be responsible for
the impound and storage fees accrued and accruing on said
vehicle.
Sec . 46-26-319. Release of impounded vehicles. Before the
owner, or the owner' s agent or the lien holder of record shall be
permitted to remove a vehicle which has been impounded , the owner
shall :
( 1) Furnish satisfactory evidence to the police department
or• department charged with enforcement of the parking laws of his
identity and ownership or interest in said vehicle;
(2) ( a ) Request and obtain from the police department or
department charged with the enforcement of parking laws of Salt
Lake City, a written Order of Release directed to the place of
vehicle storage or to the parking enforcement office, if the
vehicle has been immobilized. Said order of release shall be
issued to said owner or owner' s agent or to the lien holder of
record , upon :
( i) The payment of the towing fee, costs of the
immobilizing device , storage fees and any other costs
reasonably incurred from the date of said impounding or
immobilization to the time of obtaining the order of
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release ; or
( ii) Obtaining a waiver of fees after successfully
petitioning the city to release said vehicle, without
requirement of payment of impound , immobilizing or other
costs and fees, or a reduction in said fees and costs as
provided in Section 46-26-318.
( b) In the event a vehicle is not retrieved frcm the
place of storage within 24 hours after a vehicle release has
been issued , or within 24 hours of having been issued a
waiver of fees by a hearing examiner, the owner shall be
liable for all subsequent storage fees .
( 3 ) Sign a written receipt of said vehicle and deliver the
same to the place of storage upon receiving said impounded
vehicle.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect upon its first
publication .
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City , Utah,
this 3rd day of July 1986.
CffA11RMAN
ATTEST:
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Transmitted to Mayor on July 8, 1986
Mayor' s action: 7/8/8 Approved Vetoed
AYOR
ATTEST:
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Affidavit of Publication ADM 35A
STATE OF UTAH,
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County of Salt Lake
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SYNOPJIS OF
SALT LAKE Cpjy ONOINANCE
s4 0 1986
The Solt Lake CRY Council,at th Being first duly sworn, deposes and says that he/she is
July 3, to d meat)o a7ftrL on legal advertising clerk of the DESERET NEWS, a daily
acting ordinance
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through 28.3.171,of th028.
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Ordinances�t Salt 46.3141ot' circulation in Utah, and published in Salt Lake City,
Lake vlsetl Ordinances of Salt Lake City11 and a^acting Sea Salt Lake County, in the State of Utah.
dons 4d=24-3)d through 46.26• ,319 ,of th6 Revised Ordinances
parking, Providing foe lhlegre. That the legal notice of which a copy is attached hereto
numbering of cerfa sections
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ment at vehicles which constl•tute nuisance
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continued unauthorized ruse of
streets within Salt Lake city.
This ordinance renumbers cer-fain sections .............................................................................................
Provides of the existing law,
Ing nuisances eyi nn hams regard•
cedure for impoundment, pro•
and release of vehicles andsloe ............................................................................................. r
hearings relating to such Ifo Poundment,
Copies of the ordlnonce are
available for review in the City
Recorders,O1fIRe, Room 311
City
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SYNOPSIS OF
SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCE
56 of 1986
(PARKING)
The Salt Lake City Council at its July 3, 1986 meeting adopted an
ordinance repealing and re-enacting Sections 28-3-154 through 28-3-171,
of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City, and enacting Sections
46-26-316 through 46-26-319, of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake
City; relating to parking; providing for the renumbering of certain
sections and for impoundment of vehicles which constitute nuisance by
virtue of continued unauthorized use of streets within Salt Lake City.
This ordinance renumbers certain sections of the existing law and enacts
a procedure for impoundment, sale and release of vehicles and for
hearings relating to such impoundment.
Copies of the ordinance are available for review in the City Recorder' s
Office, Room 311 City and County Building, during regular business
hours.
This ordinance shall take effect unpon first publication.
PUBLISHED: July 6, 1936
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SYC:OPSIS OF
SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCE
56 of 1986
(PARKING)
The Salt Lake City Council at its July 3, 1986 meeting adopted an
ordinance repealing and re-enacting Sections 28-3-154 through 28-3-171,
of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City, amending Section an-A 314
of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City, and enacting Sections
46-26-316 through 46-26-319, of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake
City; relating to parking, providing for the renumbering of certain
sections, providing a time frame regarding nuisances and for impoundment
of vehicles which constitute nuisance by virtue of continued unauthorized
use of streets within Salt Lake City.
This ordinance renumbers certain sections of the existing law, provides
a time frame regarding nuisances and enacts a procedure for impoundment,
sale and release of vehicles and for hearings relating to such impound-
ment.
Copies of the ordinance are available for review in the City Recorder's
Office, Room 311 City and County Building, during regular business
hours.
This ordinance shall take effect unpon first publication.
PUBLISHED: July 6, 1986
REPUBLISHED: July 16, 1986