093 of 1982 - Amendment of Title 51 State-owned or Operated Retail Liquor Stores Conditional Use in B-3 District a , '%x"`�'� i I'LM D 0 82-12
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SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCE
No. 93 of 1982
(State-owned or Operated Retail Liquor
Stores Conditional Use in "B-3" District
and related provisions )
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 51 OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, 1965, : BY REORGANIZING SECTION 51-21-8
RELATING TO CONDITIONAL USES IN THE BUSINESS "B-3" DISTRICT AND
ADDING SUBPARAGRAPH 1 (C) PERMITTING STATE-OWNED OR OPERATED
RETAIL LIQUOR STORES; BY ADDING SECTION 51-21A-11 SPECIFYING
CONDITIONAL USES AVAILABLE IN "B-3" DISTRICT ARE INCORPORATED
INTO THE "B-3C" DISTRICT; BY AMENDING SECTIONS 51 -21 -1 ( 12 ) AND
51-21A-2 (9) RELATING TO EXCLUSION OF ADULT BUSINESSES IN THE "B-
3" AND "B-3C" DISTRICTS, EXCEPTING THEREFROM STATE LIQUOR STORES
APPROVED AS CONDITIONAL USES; AND BY AMENDING SECTIONS 51-24-
1 ( 74 ) AND SECTIONS 51-25-1 ( 34 ) RELATING TO ADULT BUSINESSES IN
COMMERCIAL "C-3" AND INDUSTRIAL "M-1 " DISTRICTS BY ADDING STATE
LIQUOR STORES AS AN EXCEPTION TO THE DISBURSEMENT REQUIREMENT.
WHEREAS, the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, desires
to clarify that state-owned or operated retail liquor stores are
more similar in operation to retail stores, which are allowed in
neighborhood business districts, and should be available as
conditional uses in business and restricted commercial districts
where the location is not incompatible and is a part of properly
designed and operated retail establishments in shopping centers
and where proper steps are taken to eliminate any adverse impact
upon adjoining properties; and
WHEREAS, the Council desires to clarify that conditional
uses available in the Business "B-3" District are also available
in the Business Canyon "B-3C" Districts; and
WHEREAS, the Council desires to clarify that state liquor
stores located in the Commercial "C-3" and other related
industrial zones under identical language are excepted from
distance separation requirements applied to other adult
businesses.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it ordained by the City Council of Salt
Lake City, Utah :
SECTION 1 . That Section 51-21-8 of the Revised Ordinances
of Salt Lake City, Utah, as amended, relating to conditional uses
allowed in a Business "B-3" or "B-3C" District, be, and the same
hereby is amended by REORGANIZING and ADDING thereto a provision
allowing stated owned or operated retail liquor stores/outlets,
which shall read as follows :
Sec. 51-21-8. Conditional Uses.
1 . Specific conditional uses authorized. In a Business "B-
3" District, the Board of Adjustment may permit as a conditional
use the following uses:
(a ) A mortuary, reception center, wedding chapel or
health spa.
(b) A shop providing for the mechanical repair and
servicing of automobiles and light trucks, when all such
repairs and servicing are done within an approved building
located on the premises, provided that no body and fender
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work, automobile painting , drive chain repair, muffler
repair, or engine building are conducted on said premises;
and further provided that no more than one automobile await-
ing repairs is allowed to remain on the premises outside of
the building .
(c ) State-owned or operated retail liquor
s tores/outlet, provided:
( 1 ) The store is situated upon a parcel whose
boundary perimeter is at least 600 feet from any
church, school or park.
( 2 ) When the retail district and site upon which
the store is located partially or totally abuts any
residential district after excluding any public
streets:
( i ) The size of the site devoted to retail
activity ( shopping center, etc . ) including parking
must be a minimum of 1-1/2 acres; and
( i i) The size of the liquor store/outlet
may not exceed 25% of the total ground floor space
of the building(s) on the site .
( iii ) Provisions relating to minimum size of
the retail site and the limitation of size of the
store above ( i and ii ) are not applicable when the
retail district does not abut any residential
district after excluding public streets.
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2. General Conditions . Requirements of hearing , recommen-
dations and findings. The Board of Adjustment shall conduct a
public hearing to consider a request for a permit for a condi-
tional use specified under ( 1 ) above. Before it renders its
final decision, the Board shall first secure the recommendation
of the Planning Commission. The permit may be granted by the
Board after it makes findings of fact upon which it determines
the proposed site plan and use : is in keeping with the character
of and proper development of the neighborhood of which it is
part; will not bring undue traffic into or through a residential
neighborhood nor cause undue traffic or noise problems; and will
not interfere with the proper use of adjoining properties. If in
the opinion of the Board such use is proper, the Board may impose
such design conditions and other requirements upon the use, plan
or operation involving parking , landscaping , signing , control of
emission of odors, fumes or noise, etc. , which will protect the
adjoining properties and residential neighborhood as the Board
deems necessary.
SECTION 2. That Chapter 21A of Title 51 of the Revised
Ordinances of Salt Lake City, Utah, 1965, as amended, relating to
the Business Canyon "B-3C" District, be, and the same is hereby
amended by ADDING Section 51 -21A-11 clarifying conditional uses
available in "B-3" zone are available in "B-3C" district, which
shall read as follows :
Sec. 51-21A-11 . Conditional Uses. Conditional uses allowed
shall be those authorized in the Business "B-3" District subject
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to the same conditions therein stated .
SECTION 3. That the text of Sections 51 -21 -1 ( 12 ) and
Section 51 -21A-2 ( 9) of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City,
Utah, 1965, as amended, relating to prohibition of adult
businesses in restricted Business "B-3" and "B-3C" Districts be,
and the same are each hereby amended by inserting an identical
exception for state liquor stores, which shall read as follows :
Sec . 51 -21 -1 ( 12 ) . Provided, however, the foregoing
notwithstanding , no shop or retail business, theater, store
( except for stated owned or operated retail liquor store approved
as a conditional use following the procedures outlined in Section
51 -21-8, ) drugstore or other premises otherwise permitted to do
business within this district may be located within said district
if said business establishment or any portion thereof:
(a) caters exclusively to adult persons to the
advertised or unadvertised exclusion of persons under the
age of 18 years ;
(b ) is a Class "A" adult theater as defined in Section
20-20-2 of this code; or
( c) is a Class "B" non-profit club licensed under the
provisions of Chapter 29 of Title 20 of these revised
ordinances.
Sec. 51-21A-2 ( 9) . Provided, however, the foregoing notwith-
standing, no shop or retail business, theater, store ( except for
stated owned or operated retail liquor store approved as a condi-
tional use following the procedures outlined in Section 51 -21-8, )
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drugstore or other premises otherwise permitted to do business
within this district may be located within said district if said
business establishment or any portion thereof:
(a ) caters exclusively to adult persons to the
advertised or unadvertised exclusion of persons under the
age of 18 years;
(b) is a Class "A" adult theater as defined in Section
20-20-2 of this code; or
( c) is a Class "B" non-profit club licensed under the
provisions of Chapter 29 of Title 20 of these revised
ordinances.
SECTION 4. That the text of Sections 51-24-1 -( 74 ) and
Section 51 -25-1 ( 34 ) relating to adult businesses within the
Commercial "C-3" and Industrial "M-1 " District be, and the same
are each hereby amended to read as follows :
Sec. 51-24-1 ( 74 ) .
(a) In the development and adoption of this ordinance, it
is recognized that there are some business uses which because of
their very nature are and have been recognized as having serious
objectional operational characteristics, particularly wherever
more than one such business is concentrated within an area of
close proximity, having a serious deletorious effect upon these
surrounding areas. It has been well recognized by cities and
communities across the nation that state and local governmental
entities have a special concern in regulating the operation of
such businesses within their jurisdictions to insure that such
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adverse affects will not contribute to the blighting or down-
grading of surrounding neighborhoods or to the harming of youth
in their communities. These special regulations are set forth in
subsections ( b) and ( c) below. The primary control or regulation
of these establishments is for the purpose of preventing a
concentration of these uses in any one area and for the preserva-
tion of neighborhoods in adjacent areas in which these locations
may be permitted.
( b) No shop, retail business, store, drugstore, adult
business, or other premise or any portion thereof which caters
exclusively to adult persons to the advertised or unadvertised
exclusion of persons under the age of 18 years may be located
within a three-block radius of any school , park or church ; nor
within 1 ,000 feet of any other similar establishment or adult
business.
For purposes of applying the above criteria in determining a
three ( 3 ) block radius, a block shall include a standard city
grid block face of 660 linear feet together with a street of 8
rods or a total of 792 linear feet per block. Said radius shall
be determined from the perimeters of the property lines of
schools and parks and from the point of a church or other build-
ing closest to the proposed location.
(c ) Exceptions.
( i ) The regulations in subsection (b) above shall not
apply to premises licensed to sell beer, which licenses
shall be governed by the provisions of titles 19 and 20 of
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these revised ordinances.
( ii ) Any adult business other than those licensed to
sell alcoholic beverages may be allowed upon locations other
than those outlined above, upon receiving special approval
of the mayor as provided in the procedure established in
Section 20-20-7 ( 2 ) of these revised ordinances.
( iii ) The provisions of (b) above shall not apply to
state owned or operated liquor licenses which shall be
governed by criteria specified in Section 51-21-8 and which
must be located at least 600 feet from a school, church or
park, measured as described above.
Sec. 51 -25-1 ( 34 ) . ( a) In the development and adoption of
this ordinance, it is recognized that there are some business
uses which because of their very nature are and have been
recognized as having serious objectional operational character-
istics, particularly wherever more than one such business is
concentrated within an area of close proximity, having a serious
deletorious effect upon these surrounding areas. It has been
well recognized by cities and communities across the nation that
state and local governmental entities have a special concern in
regulating the operation of such businesses within their
jurisdictions to insure that such adverse affects will not
contribute to the blighting or downgrading of surrounding
neighborhoods or to the harming of youth in their communities.
These special regulations are set forth in subsections ( b) and
(c ) below. The primary control or regulation of these
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establishments is for the purpose of preventing a concentration
of these uses in any one area and for the preservation of
neighborhoods in adjacent areas in which these locations may be
permitted.
(b) No shop or retail business, store, drugstore, adult
business, or other premise or any portion thereof which caters
exclusively to adult persons to the advertised or unadvertised
exclusion of persons under the age of 18 years may be located
within a three-block radius of any school, park or church ; nor
within 1 ,000 feet of any other similar establishment or adult
business.
For purposes of applying the above criteria in determining a
three (3 ) block radius, a block shall include a standard city
grid block face of 660 linear feet together with a street of 8
rods or a total of 792 linear feet per block. Said radius shall
be determined from the perimeters of the property lines of
schools and parks and from the point of a church or other
building closest to the proposed location.
(c) Exceptions.
( i ) The regulations in subsection (b) above shall not
apply to premises licensed to sell beer, which licenses
shall be governed by the provisions of titles 19 and 20 of
these revised ordinances.
( ii ) Any adult business other than those licensed to
sell alcoholic beverages may be allowed upon locations other
than those outlined above, upon receiving special approval
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of the mayor as provided in the procedure established in
Section 20-20-7 ( 2 ) of these revised ordinances.
( iii ) The provisions of (b) above shall not apply to
state owned or operated liquor licenses which shall be
governed by criteria specified in Section 51-21-8 and which
must be located at least 600 feet from a school , church or
park, measured as described above .
SECTION 5. This ordinance shall take effect upon its first
publication.
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah,
this 7th day of December 1982.
CHAIRMAN
ATTEST:
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,C TY 9ECORDER
Transmitted to Mayor on December 8, 1982.
Mayor 's Action: December 17, 1982. X
MAYOR
ATTEST: ►��r° <
I Y -REM ORDER
cm39 (S E A L)
BILL 93 of 1982
Published: December 31, 1982 -10-
ADM 35A
Affidavit of Publication
STATE OF UTAH,
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County of Salt Lake
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WHERE - kS' Uphmat are
to Pier,.Ih - t rleT •IgiidY Mom are
mare similar I' a are allowed In
nag Mmaod .bl° <°"dl- pub. Ordinance No. 93 of 1982
ibna% In s ntl VI Pont letrkh where
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uses
ond
IWOWe ,..~by RED ING all ADd Nb ltiMiars°me
provlelm allocaltg stated owned or operated retell IIWor store-
s/outlets,whi<R s^°II read a°rollows: ...............................................................................................................
Cmditknel Uses.
1.Sw III PmotldBlo^al uses aallorl2ed.In a Business"B•T'
Dhirl<t flit BoeM a Adjustment may rormlt se a coMlflmel
usemekllowlnoU_ was published to said newspaper on.........................................
M(a)alt11 A mortuary,receotion center,wedding chwal or
soot.
Ib ,A shop provml"g rot the me<Mmal teak a^e .....)@q.I...37.,..19.8.2.
rearyirs all iarvl�ln9l ere dww11pvPolrin ne a roposrotlallbulla ............................................................................
Ire IoeeNd on the Premises,Provided that no body entl
taller work autamo Ih"Nflrq,&"chain rpslr, a )
merni reond or serf 1cledgare conducted on 6ea t'-.C�.E:Cr.G(.....Y.•.(.,�1.. �j...............
promises entl g Provided that1-i ro more Mn one ..................................................
a iriess�e awe 11np epeln IS allawad to rem°n m the
pr(C IeSete Ala af'M�rladlnl,.r.,all IlaPpr etaraa/WN.L Legal Advertising Clerk
Provlaed: 1W
(1)TM pOre le 6ltueted upon s ar<el Whose MV^d-
ery perlmMah Is at Iesa doe feat from any church,school
or Parkif .
(2 glMppaara��sYY�aahpo-yl<I an�a�ya,Na uron wnkn the 'me this...........2Qth...............................................................day
of
_dlsffld1wpCM^The Silau°al iheIt�rtially or Illy abuis any daVbFha Td'hef'allildential
ettlY(N
m'lopping?Nmar,etc.)Including Parking must M a ,A.D.l9.
mmum o 1•In acres)era 83.
aeeedd((iO ry+AyTM sire ot Ill liquor store/outfit may not
I xc 25,M eltthe total ground floor IWO of the build-
(III)Provialms reelanno toxa minimum ysin
�ot the
end Wall site
^M ePolllcle0le whenithe rat°II°idlitrlcldoN1
t sea anY residential district site excluding Public '` I an
street,, ral Condifb"s.R°aulrammN a Mering,recommen- �:-�..�.�:'::.........:.:.....::..�..:..�.:........................................
deNon6 and}Inarws.Tha Board a Adlestment shall cmdect a
public hearing ro w^Sider a repuesl for a armn far a"'dl—, N tary Public
the B erd shall Ilrif 1)Sec°ura Ihee r%comm"a"'of tl el V anNr
COmmissim.The ppee It meY he granted by the Board If I
makes findllge a fact VDOn which If delermlas}M uropaee nik
den and u�ff h In keeping with the character 'and proper -
aims end!traffic InfalOr-rWOp a fe demlal nehnMmoad rbr
cruse utaue tragic or no problem`:and will not inrorlare with
1M proper Use ot adlolnIne prooerfies.If in 1M onl"im of IIR
Board such use Is imeaqp��s� ill Bard mar Impnoea such deahn
molvting parklro�bnMce'inpp,,i.a no hcoMrol lot or on '1 '
odors,Wmes a 11oW,elP.,Om It will praect Me adlolnino prop_
I rtles and residential Mighborhood as the Board deems neces-
I a 6ECTIGN 2 That CChaPter 21A of Title 510 the Revised Ordi-
Boarfneses fCen'rm ke8�%'S DI., tie send Moue lat4 Mrrebny
asmyaMlM by ADDING Shim 51d1�-11 clarlMing cmditlonal
wl0ch allell In
iWlcwa mt ate svaleble In"B-3G"tllsfrlcL
Sec.51.21A-Il.Conditional Uses.C9nd llonel ysee allowed
Me sloes oMillmu tnerell."the Business'B-"DII Yct sublect to
SECTION 3lhpeThapyyMa text al 5.c1MIo s 51.21.1(12)and Se<ibn
196b eilemandld Rraletlm�a prohlUlflO"of letlult bu�il-eas°In�
restricted Balness"B-3"and"B•3C"Districts M,as it*
°ante
are each harsh,,,,s*m dad b Insertlre m Identical excesum for
stat5ac liquor sad
�I,hhowa an th loreg.1 "otwim-
Stsnarro,ashoo or retell business,theater,store(exact for
stated OW,Z or.'"°rated resell liquor store ePP—ed as a Co dl-
tlmel use l�llaohweitlp ill WOCadure6 WIIpleMrd In Section 51.21-a,)
d lMin°Mla dhlrkl PrmWlbe IOCet dl wlMi""1asd dISHM If said
business estabilihmmf or anY
Iisad1)C Porti"t hereof:
Mn finz y1lu.*1 ofP, a
aed va e r= crohrthage
a le ypearal'
1 1121"'each;or adult theater ea MlMtl in sedum
(C)ls a'Claa of club II--under the
orovhims 11 CMPNr Aot Title 20 a Ilwse nvleee oNl-
ances--
Seenc.51.21A-2(9).Provided,however,ma formina nrmithr
HsyrpolaElor°a ylapowned aHwN°�gaPer 'sera«11 aims Nine in Hill.
aflrWHh1. 1I d rlci ma'ssy�b"0 bLal.-7.4ln aali a mitHcr lilsulat
bustnem nrabllahment gr amYPortion thereof:
((a)cetera ezcluaWely fo hduH hermos te 111e of to advar-
a WadvertisW!%tlusbn 01 P"If0r16 under Ibe ape
N to yeah;
-f 2 Is a ClaA"adult theater as dNIpeO In Section2a2a2 of mI ss"
"cove;or
Stl Is a CINs"R"9 nor tit of them
1 cedar Me
Wov s Ws N Chepter 29 N Title 7d N Hwee rwlmd orol-
SECT e.
SECTION d.That the le#N SetllWs 5I-247 7d)ago$eglm
SI-25-i(0O,sill to aduH businesses wiMfn 1 Commercial
"G2"and IWustr♦aI"M-7"District be,and the same are each
hembY amended W read a9 follows:
Soc.SI-24-1(74).
r«w�l:ee m td°rn;omntIlet�on of rnri "bencCea�4.H of
a fo'blecibr'sYiai peratiori I haw
:rics'�,nPo�Mwleiivl v�ever
cload orHozlmlN,such bull ness bus dl two a Iflecf"a a off
surrou N areas.It has Oeen well recognised by INm JW
rotllttlee l"e acyropescslelInfff'reYubtlnG Iha oM.0 of such
buOM.wIthi MNr IurlWktlon to Inwre Ma}wd1 adverse
effects will not conlrlbuN to the dIBHHrq or downgrW Iny of wr-
I Wfne neighborhoods to Me is rmina /vwM in Melr
cwnmunines.Zee 9peclal regulations are set forth In womc-
HW4(b) d(c)below.The Primary control or moula ion of
These sela6llShmenh Is for the purpose of areverth a concentra-
IIW of rheas uses In any one area and for the Preservation of
rat s in adiecent areas in which these locations may be
or oMiersorerlsbesilse rasePSoibnth «hicrelccllvonyov whh atersli
to adult Persons to the rhherenadvMleatl eexlubb o f
blocki9eluWaolanyalUNPI ark«Church«port wlMlni1,000fast
of any other similar eatablIinmant or aduH business.
Fa((r purposes of applying it*above`a11*rla In determining a
three
1aM of Se0 Ildeedr t jlockkpseh}he1e1r1wiMda sheettlMre c 9r10
totes of 192 1Inear feel per bl««k.Said real shall be determined
from the perimeters of Me Property lines of schools and parks
anC from the peint of a church or oMer building,closest to Me
PlOpemd bcarbn.
(c)EU a oieoulalPons In wbsecibn(b)above shall trot
apply rogPOrv. less licensed to sell bf r which Uses
Mease rwlseyyd al mi the cW.orwNlons of tiff"19 JW 20 of
Bell(alcandic belverWM eY be than those allowed IlicensedtHo
fro octal of tihose,the mayor a amIded one Ivpr«espe es.
}Wlbhed In Sec
20.207(2)of them revised ordlna«-
e". Epp y
staleliosw BA ols ovoelaNO iloyeyo01rfikmseshalwhl Asash bfoe
governed by criteria specHled in SMlon 51-21d am
de
o uWrrbkke 1«alW�as described fe from a school,
Set.S'-2S-I( (a)In the dsvabPmam end adoPtiW of this
ordlMntt,Ir Is recaYnl_Hit Hove are some basins"ums
which becaum el MNr very nature are ago new been rocpenlxed
ferny wMres'sermo 0.me—rational
ch is cotl'SilclsanMdrM 4cV
{n an area of close pro ImflY,having a mrbus detatoriaus e1/M
Npen tbe4 aprfWndlnO%erase.It hob bMn Well ratOpnleW by cl-
ee ago Wmmunitles across the net Mat state ago brat gov-
Non of
suMnfl l hnesme wltltlnl Ilatheir Jurisdictions,s in to I ire Mat
r`aE1n0 surrWf f'tlSndlrq lilislohtbe 1hooidfads drtto thief eprmiuf ip W vouM
P MNr communitlm.Thee soetlal reaulatims arc set forts In
subsections
f Mere elssdffllahan Is Issfor the ours a weveetirq BBB Iwctan-
IratlW of these uses in any ons area ago fed ibe Preservation or
neigmg% s In adjacent areas In which Ihefe laWibna may be
(b)No shop or retail buslners store,Z locations
adelr y b
-sive�Y iPoreld f pemr limsoto the aMa�itbeor u�naldwrll p artlu-
sbn o/Pardons antler Hie see of 78 YNn may be located wiMin J
het M enYkotl er flmildrnes eU Islimpeenl a�It disin�es�In IA011
F c«perpeses 0(applyMpfoMB•a1'1 I CurdNalrla In determtirning a
andald
teal o'c7992 ii eertlfe?re bbpdrye.SaW s�r�a 1.sNMalal brEsriesds iriied
and from r7pp1.solfamcmhur9p%=—.-.lascilp110Nclow r hhee
Proposed;I«.oonn.
(U Ellt'/M I ppuYlerlWs In wb-11-(b)above shall nOf
Fill fo orenaaes licensed to mil bear.Which Ilcanaes
'all MtflE onad benutl.Dr-IsI7 of fill o 19 ago 20 of
himSell(el)celAiolic'd IpgsYPMaearalhl MtArosmuPonkbtoedllaMo
morovat of he they�fl'f oroveboveW,WuPln 111'Br'a Ippdu'scre es�
fiblhhed In SBtlIW 920-7(2)of them revised ordlnent-
m.
(III)The Provisions of M)above shell not aoelY to
state owned or Lwated IIIga Ikamea wh1U shall be
gavMHo by criteria specifletl In SetliW S7$Id ago
which borer be located at least ND far horn J uhgol,
church or Park m codas dascroad above.
SECTION S.11d6 ordinance shall rake efts upon Its firer
pub"c"IW.
Pa mad byy Ifro City CwrKll of Salt Lake CRY,Utah,this 7H1
day of Darember,1982.
S.FONNESSECK
ATTESsT: CHAIRMAN
KATHRYN MARSHALL
CITY RECORDER
TransmiHSOb MayorW aminber 8,1982
MaYOYt ActIW:Oacertlher 17,79J2.
TED WILSON
ATTEST: MAYOR
TTYREC ORDERALL
CITY RECORDER
(SEAL)
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