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EDMONDS CITY CODE
Dated:
Supplement No. 17 — May 2000
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Title 2
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Title 3
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Title 5
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Title 8
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Ordinance Table
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Index
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
Table of Revised Pages
Title 1 General Provisions
1.01 Code Adoption......................................................................................... 3
1.02 City Classification.................................................................................... 5
1.03 Posting and Publication of Ordinances and Notices ................................ 7
1.04 Council Meetings..................................................................................... 8
1.05 Public Meetings Attendance.................................................................... 9
1.08 Initiative and Referendum..................................................................... 11
1.14 Public Official Disclosure - Prohibited Interest .................................... 11
1.20 Copies, Certifications and Transcriptions of City Records ................... 14
Title 2 City Officials and Personnel
2.01
Mayor.......................................................................................................
3
2.05
City Attorney...........................................................................................
4
2.06
Indemnification of Employees and Officers ............................................
5
2.10
Confirmation and Duties of City Officers ...............................................
8
2.15
Municipal Court .......................................................................................
9
2.20
Salary Payments.....................................................................................
15
2.25
Payment of Claims, Demands and Vouchers .........................................
16
2.30
Municipal Employees Benefit Plan ......................
2.35
Vacation and Sick Leave.......................................................................
19
2.40
Bonds for Officers.................................................................................
25
2.50
Firemen's Relief and Pension System ...................................................
25
2.60
Reserve Fire Fighters' Relief and Pension Act ......................................
26
2.70
Retirement System.................................................................................
27
2.80
Repealed.................................................................................................
28
2.90
Jail Facilities..........................................................................................
29
2.95
Police Corps Program...........................................................•................
29
Title 3 Revenue and Finance
3.01 Sale of City Property................................................................................ 3
3.02 Lost and Unclaimed Property.................................................................. 4
3.04 Advance Travel Expense Revolving Fund .............................................. 6
3.05 Equipment Rental Fund..........................................................6................ 7
3.07 Criminal Investigation Contingency Fund ............................................... 9
3.08 Drug Enforcement Fund........................................................................ 10
3.09 Emergency Aid Car Cumulative Reserve Fund ..................................... 10
3.10 Medical Self -Insurance Fund............................................................... 10.1
3.11 Local Improvement Guarantee Fund ..................................................... 1 I
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3.13
Municipal Arts Fund..............................................................................
12
3.14
Enterprise Fund................................................................................... 14.1
4.10
3.20
Business License and Occupation Tax ..................................................
15
3.22
Repealed.................................................................................................22
4.12
3.24
Taxation and Regulation of Gambling ...................................................
23
3.26
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax.....................................................................
27
3.28
Sales and Use Tax..................................................................................
29
3.29
Excise Tax on Real Estate Sales............................................................
31
3.30
Leasehold Tax........................................................................................
33
3.32
Open Space Taxation.............................................................................
34
3.34
Lodging Tax...........................................................................................
35
3.40
Local Improvement Code................................................................... 36.1
4.48
3.50
Miscellaneous Charges .................................. ..............
42
3.60
Regulations of Basic Service Rates of the Cable Franchise ..................
43
Title 4 Licenses
4.04
Repealed................................................................................................... 3
4.08
Repealed...................................................................................................
3
4.10
Repealed...................................................................................................4
4.11
Motor Vehicle Wreckers..........................................................................
4
4.12
Peddlers, Solicitors and Street Vendors ...................................................
6
4.20
Liquor License - Investigations.............................................................
12
4.22
Malt Liquor by the Keg.........................................................................
13
4.24
Game Licenses.......................................................................................
14
4.32
Public Amusements...............................................................................
18
4.38
Repealed.................................................................................................20
4.40
Public Dances........................................................................................
21
4.44
Teen Dance Halls...................................................................................
22
4.48
Cabaret Dances......................................................................................
25
4.50
Licensing of Public Massage Parlors and Public Bathhouses ...............
28
4.52
Regulations for Adult Entertainment Facilities ......................................
36
4.56
Sound Trucks....................................................................................
36.14
4.60
Taxicabs.................................................................................................
37
4.64
Garbage Collection................................................................................
41
4.68
Community Antenna Television Systems ..............................................
43
4.72
Business License.................................................................................
54.2
4.74
Community Impact Statements...........................................................
54.5
4.75
Pawnbrokers...........................................................................................
57
4.80
Aircraft Landing Permits.......................................................................
63
4.85
Horse Taxis............................................................................................
65
4.90
Community Oriented Open Air Markets ...............................................
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Title 5 Public Safety and Morals
5.01
Preliminary Article.................................................................................. 3
5.02
Advertising, Crimes Relating To.............................................................
5
5.04
Alcoholic Beverages................................................................................
6
5.05
Animal Control........................................................................................
7
5.08
Anticipatory Offenses............................................................................
19
5.10
Boating Code.........................................................................................
20
5.12
Children and Minors, Crimes Relating To .............................................
23
5.14
Controlled Substances, Paraphernalia, Poisons, and Toxic Fumes .......
24
5.15
Regulation of Sale of Tobacco Products ................................................
25
5.20
False Alarms..........................................................................................
27
5.21
Misuse of the 911 or Emergency Call System .................................... 28.1
5.22
Fire, Crimes Relating To.......................................................................
29
5.24
Firearms and Dangerous Weapons........................................................
30
5.26
Repealed.................................................................................................34
5.27
Fireworks...............................................................................................
34
5.28
Frauds, Swindles and False Representations .........................................
37
5.30
Noise Abatement and Control................................................................
38
5.32
Park Regulations....................................................................................
44
5.34
Persons, Crimes Relating To.................................................................
50
5.36
Property, Crimes Relating To................................................................
52
5.38
Offenses Against the Public Morals ............................................... I ... ...
53
5.40
Public Officers, Crimes Relating To ......................................................
56
5.42
Public Peace, Crimes Relating To .........................................................
58
5.46
Miscellaneous Crimes............................................................................
59
5.48
Violations Bureau - Bail Regulations ................................................ 60.1
5.50
Penalties and Court Costs......................................................................
02
5.55
Emergency Response Cost Recovery ....................................................
64
Title 6 Health and Sanitation
6.10
Health Officer - Duties............................................................................
3
6.20
Nuisances.................................................................................................
4
6.30
Noxious Weeds........................................................................................
6
6.40
Litter Control...........................................................................................
7
6.50
Sewage Treatment Plant Obstruction....................................................
14
6.60
Disaster Preparation and Coordination
.................................................. 15
Title 7 Utility Charges and Regulations
7.10 Water Service........................................................................................... 3
7.20 Backflow Prevention................................................................................. 8
7.30 Water Rates and Sewer Charges............................................................ 10
7.40 Fire Protection Water Service................................................................ 14
7.50 Stormwater Management Utility........................................................... 16
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7.60 Combined Utility................................................................................... 18
7.70 Solid Waste Management................................................................... 18.1
7.80 Solid Waste Recycling........................................................................... 19
Title 8 Traffic
8.04
Definitions and Title................................................................................ 3
8.06
Offenses and Penalties.............................................................................
4
8.08
Parade Permits......................................................................................... 5
8.16
Speed Regulations.................................................................................... 7
8.24
One -Way Street Traffic Control Devices ................................................
9
8.28
Special Stops.......................................................................................... 10
8.32
Miscellaneous Driving and Traffic Rules ............................................... 10
8.48
Parking...................................................................................................
12
8.49
Downtown Edmonds Rideshare Program ............................................... 18
8.50
Abandoned and Junked Motor Vehicles ............................................. 18.2
8.51
Edmonds Employee Permit Parking Program .....................................
22.1
8.52
Residential Parking Zone Regulations................................................... 23
8.56
Regulating Traffic on Certain Highways ...............................................
26
8.60
Enforcement...........................................................................................
27
8.64
Schedules of Designated Streets............................................................
28
Title 9 Streets and Sidewalks
9.05 Datum Line.............................................................................................. 3
9.20 Sidewalk Construction......................................................................I...... 3
9.25 Street Obstruction.................................................................................... 9
Title 10 Boards and Commissions
10.01
Council Confirmation..............................................................................
3
10.05
Architectural Design Board.....................................................................
3
10.15
Repealed...................................................................................................
5
10.16
Cemetery Board.......................................................................................
5
10.20
Edmonds Civic Arts Commission............................................................
8
10.25
Civil Service Commission.....................................................................
10
10.30
Disability Board.....................................................................................
17
10.31
Medical Self -Insurance Advisory Board ................................................
18
10.35
Hearing Examiner............................................................................... 18.1
10.40
Planning Board
9
10.50
Public Library Board.............................................................................
21
10.60
Edmonds Sister City Commission.........................................................
22
10.70
Lodging Tax Advisory Committee........................................................
24
10.80
Citizens' Commission on Salaries of Elected Officials .........................
25
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Title 2
CITY OFFICIALS AND PERSONNEL
Chapters: Page
2.01
Mayor...................................................................................................3
2.05
City Attorney....................................................................................... 4
2.06
Indemnification of Employees and Officers ........................................ 5
2.10
Confirmation and Duties of City Officers ........................................... 8
2.15
Municipal Court ...................................................................................
9
2.20
Salary Payments.................................................................................
15
2.25
Payment of Claims, Demands and Vouchers .....................................
16
2.30
Municipal Employees Benefit Plan ...................................................
19
2.35
Vacation and Sick Leave...................................................................
19
2.40
Bonds for Officers.............................................................................
25
2.50
Firemen's Relief and Pension System ...............................................
25
2.60
Reserve Fire Fighters' Relief and Pensions Act ................................
26
2.70
Retirement System............................................................................. 27
2.80
Repealed.............................................................................................28
2.90
Jail Facilities...................................................................................... 29
2.95
Police Corps Program........................................................................ 29
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be paid at those rates prescribed by state law,
Chapter 41.24 RCW, Volunteer Fire Fighters'
Relief and Pensions Act, as may be amended.
[Ord. 3245 § 5,1999; Ord. 1238 § 2,1966; Ord.
555 § 4, 1946].
2.70.030
Chapter 2.70
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
Sections;
2.70.010
Election to participate.
2.70.020
Number of employees and officials
included.
2.70.030
Basis for prior service credit.
2.70.040
Basis for contributions.
2.70.050
Repealed.
2.70.010 Election to participate.
The city of Edmonds has elected and does
elect to participate as a member of the state-
wide city employee's retirement system for
pension, relief, disability and retirement for
the employees of the city of Edmonds as pro-
vided by Chapter 41.44 RCW. It is the intent of
this chapter that only regular and full-time
employees and officers of said city shall be
included in said system; provided, however,
that other officers and employees of said city
may be included thereunder solely at the dis-
cretion of the city council; and provided, fur-
ther, that no elective official shall be included
unless said official so elects and files a written
notice of such election with the board of trust-
ees of said pension system and with the city
clerk. [Ord. 856 § 1, 1960].
2.70.020 Number of employees and
officials included.
The number of employees and officials,
other than elective officials, who shall be
included as members of said pension system is
approximately 30. [Ord. 856 § 2, 1960].
2.70.030 Basis for prior service credit.
The basis for prior service credit shall be
.6667 percent of final compensation known as
one-half prior to service credit. [Ord. 856 § 4,
1960].
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2.70.040
2.70.040 Basis for contributions.
The basis for contributions shall be estab-
lished by and in accordance with the provi-
sions of the retirement system. [Ord. 3165 § 3,
1997].
2.70.050 Basis for contributions.
Repealed by Ord. 3165. [Ord. 856 § 6,
1960].
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Chapter 2.80
PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANTS*
(Repealed by Ord. 3303)
*Code reviser's note: Ordinance 3303, Exhibit A, avail-
able in the office of the city clerk, adopts the purchasing
policy of the city.
Edmonds City Code
Chapter 2.90
JAIL FACILITIES
Sections:
2.90.010 Adopted WAC custodial care
standards.
2.90.010 Adopted WAC custodial care
standards.
The following chapters and sections of the
Washington Administrative Code which per-
tain to 6 -hour "holding facilities," as defined
therein, which are not classified as advisory,
including all future amendments thereto, are
hereby adopted by reference pursuant to the
requirements of Chapter 70.48 RCW, as
amended by Chapter 462, Section 17, Laws of
1987:
A. Chapter 289-02 WAC, Introduction and
Definitions;
B. Chapter 289-14 WAC, Custodial Care
Standards — Administration;
C. Chapter 289-15 WAC, Custodial Care
Standards — Safety;
D. Chapter 289-16 WAC, Custodial Care
Standards — Operations;
E. Chapter 289-18 WAC, Custodial Care
Standards — Security;
F. Chapter 289-19 WAC, Custodial Care
Standards — Prisoner Conduct;
G. Chapter 289-20 WAC, Custodial Care
Standards — Health & Welfare;
H. Chapter 289-24 WAC, Custodial Care
Standards — Communications;
I. WAC 289-22-100(6)(c), Counseling;
J. WAC 289-22-110(3), Work Programs.
[Ord. 2646 § 1, 1987].
2.95.020
Chapter 2.95
POLICE CORPS PROGRAM
Sections:
2.95.010
Recitals and findings.
2.95.020
Police corps authorized.
2.95.030
Civil service integration.
2.95.010 Recitals and findings.
A. The United States has adopted the Police
Corps Act as Title XX, Subtitle A of the Vio-
lent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act
of 1994, 42 U.S.C. Sections 14091 et seq. The
purposes of the Police Corps Act are to:
1. Address violent crime by increasing
the number of police with advanced education
and training on community patrols; and
2. Provide educational assistance to law
enforcement personnel and to students who
possess a sincere interest in public service in
the form of law enforcement.
B. The state of Washington is sponsoring,
through the Criminal Justice Training Com-
mission, the police corps program in the state
of Washington.
C. A description of the police corps pro-
gram is attached to the ordinance codified in
this chapter as Appendix 1.
D. The city endorses the police corps pro-
gram and seeks to participate in the program
through sponsorship of qualified candidates.
E. It is the purpose of this chapter to autho-
rize participation of city as a sponsoring
agency for police corps candidates and to pro-
vide for integration of the police corps pro-
gram into existing civil and hiring programs.
[Ord. 3266 § 1, 1999].
2.95.020 Police corps authorized.
The city hereby authorizes the participation
in the Washington Police Corps Program, sub-
ject to the terms and conditions of the police
corps program. The mayor is authorized to
enter into contracts necessary for the imple-
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2.95.030
mentation of the police corps program and
sponsorship of police corps candidates. [Ord.
3266 § 2, 1999].
2.95.030 Civil service integration.
A. Candidates for the police corps program,
sponsored by the city, shall be reviewed and
approved by the civil service commission and
city as appointing authority prior to sponsor-
ship.
B. Police corps candidates shall be subject
to all requirements of employment qualifica-
tion, including, but not limited to, background
testing, polygraph, and other evaluations (col-
lectively, "testing"). Testing may be employed
both prior to sponsorship and following com-
pletion of the program.
C. Following approval of sponsorship by
the civil service commission and the appoint-
ing authority, a candidate may be sponsored by
the city. Upon successful graduation from the
police corps, certification by the Washington
Criminal Justice Training Commission, and
completion of all testing, the candidate shall be
employed as a probationary employee of the
city subject to 42 U.S.C. Section 14096 and
regulations applicable to all law enforcement
officers of the city. [Ord. 3266 § 3, 1999].
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Edmonds City Code
Chapter 3.24
TAXATION AND REGULATION
OF GAMBLING
Sections:
3.24.010
Definitions.
3.24.020
Persons subject to tax — Tax rate.
3.24.030
Tax to be computed and paid
quarterly — Exceptions.
3.24.040
Administration and collection of
tax.
3.24.050
Method of payment.
3.24.060
Failure to make timely payment of
tax or fee.
3.24.070
Notice of intention to engage in
activity to be filed.
3.24.080
Records required.
3.24.090
Overpayment or underpayment of
tax.
3.24.100
Failure to make return.
3.24.110
Tax additional to others.
3.24.120
City clerk to make rules.
3.24.130
Taxes, penalties and fees constitute
debt to municipality.
3.24.140
Limitation on right of recovery.
3.24.200
Violation — Penalties.
3.24.300
Severability.
3.24.010 Definitions.
For the purposes of this chapter, the words
and terms used herein shall have the same
meaning given to each pursuant to Chapter
9.46 RCW as same exists or may from time to
time be amended; and as set forth under the
Rules of the Washington State Gambling
Commission, WAC Title 230 as the same
exists or may hereafter be amended, unless
otherwise specifically provided. [Ord. 3152 §
1, 1997; Ord. 1766 § 2, 1975].
3.24.020 Persons subject to tax— Tax rate.
There is hereby levied upon all persons,
associations and organizations conducting or
operating within this jurisdiction any of the
activities listed below a tax to be paid to the
3.24.020
city of Edmonds in the amount hereafter spec-
ified:
A. Bingo and Raffles. A tax in an amount
equal to five percent of the gross receipts from
a bingo game or raffle less the amount awarded
as cash or merchandise prizes;
B. Amusement games shall not be subject to
the levy of a tax; provided, however, that such
games are authorized for operation pursuant to
the provisions of the Washington Administra-
tive Code, and shall be subject to the levy of a
fee in the amount of two percent of the gross
receipts from the amusement game, less the
amount awarded as prizes for the purpose of
providing for the city's actual costs of enforce-
ment of the laws of the state of Washington and
the ordinances of the city of Edmonds;
C. Punchboards or Pulltabs.
1. Bona fide charitable or nonprofit
organizations shall pay a tax in an amount
equal to 10 percent of the gross receipts from
the operation of the games, less the amount
awarded as prizes or merchandise; and
2. Commercial stimulant operators shall
pay a tax in an amount equal to five percent of
the gross receipts from the operation of punch -
boards and pulltabs;
D. Card Playing. Operators shall pay a tax
equal to 20 percent of the gross revenue from
such games;
E. Exemptions.
1. Bingo and amusement games con-
ducted by a bona fide charitable or nonprofit
organization shall be exempt from the tax
imposed by subsections A and B of this sec-
tion, when such organization has no paid oper-
ating or management personnel, and gross
receipt from bingo or amusement games or a
combination thereof does not exceed $5,000
per year less the amount awarded as cash or
merchandise;
2. No tax may be imposed on the first
$10,000 of gross receipts, less the amount
awarded as cash or merchandise prizes, from
raffles conducted by any bona fide charitable
or nonprofit organization. [Ord. 3304 § 1,
3-23 (Revised 5/00)
3.24.030
2000; Ord. 3152 § 2, 1997; Ord. 2746 § 1,
1990; Ord. 2687 § 1, 1988; Ord. 1943 §§ 1, 2,
1977; Ord. 1837, 1976; Ord. 1766 § 3, 1975].
3.24.030 Tax to be computed and paid
quarterly — Exceptions.
A. Each of the various taxes imposed by
this chapter shall be computed on the basis of
activity during each calendar quarter year, be
due and payable in quarterly installments and
remittance therefor, together with the return
forms, and be made to the city on or before the
last day of the next month succeeding the quar-
terly period in which the tax accrued. Such
payments shall be due on January 31 st, April
30th, July 31st and October 31st of each
respective year.
B. Whenever any person, association or
organization taxed under this chapter quits
business, sells out or otherwise disposes of its
business, or terminates the business, any tax
due shall become due and payable immedi-
ately, and such taxpayer shall, within 10 days
thereafter, make a return and pay the tax due.
C. Whenever it appears to the city clerk that
the collection of taxes from any person, asso-
ciation or organization may be in jeopardy, the
clerk, after not less than 10 days' notice to the
taxpayer, is authorized to require that the tax-
payer remit taxes due and returns at such
shorter intervals than otherwise provided, as
the clerk deems appropriate under the circum-
stances. [Ord. 1766 § 4, 1975].
3.24.040 Administration and collection of
tax.
A. Administration and collection of the
various taxes imposed by this chapter shall be
the responsibility of the city clerk. Remittance
of the amount due shall be accompanied by a
completed return form prescribed and pro-
vided by the clerk. The taxpayer shall be
required to swear and affirm that the informa-
tion given in the return is true, accurate and
complete.
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B. The clerk is authorized, but not required,
to mail to taxpayers forms for returns. Failure
of the taxpayer to receive such a form shall not
excuse the taxpayer from making the return
and timely paying all taxes due. The clerk shall
have forms available to the public in reason-
able numbers at the civic center during regular
business hours.
C. In addition to the return form, a copy of
the taxpayer's quarterly report to the Washing-
ton State Gambling Commission required by
Chapter 230-08 WAC for the period in which
the tax accrued, shall accompany remittance of
the tax amount due. [Ord. 1766 § 5, 1975].
3.24.050 Method of payment.
Taxes payable hereunder shall be remitted
to the city clerk on or before the time required
by bank draft, certified check, cashier's check,
personal check, money order or in cash. If pay-
ment is made by draft or check, the tax shall
not be deemed paid until the draft or check is
honored in the usual course of business, nor
shall the acceptance of any sum by the clerk be
an acquittance or discharge of the tax unless
the amount paid is the full amount due. The
return and copy of the quarterly report to the
Washington State Gambling Commission
shall be filed in the office of the city clerk after
notation by the clerk upon the return of the
amount actually received from the taxpayer.
[Ord. 1766 § 6, 19751.
Title 5
PUBLIC SAFETY AND MORALS
Chapters: Page
5.01
Preliminary Article.................................................................................. 3
5.02
Advertising, Crimes Relating To.............................................................
5
5.04
Alcoholic Beverages................................................................................
6
5.05
Animal Control ........................... .............. .......... ............................ --- ...
7
5.08
Anticipatory Offenses............................................................................
19
5.10
Boating Code.........................................................................................
20
5.12
Children and Minors, Crimes Relating To .............................................
23
5.14
Controlled Substances, Paraphernalia, Poisons, and Toxic Fumes .......
24
5.15
Regulation of Sale of Tobacco Products ................................................
25
5.20
False Alarms..........................................................................................
27
5.21
Misuse of the 911 or Emergency Call System .................................... 28.1
5.22
Fire, Crimes Relating To.......................................................................
29
5.24
Firearms and Dangerous Weapons........................................................
30
5.26
Repealed.................................................................................................
34
5.27
Fireworks...............................................................................................
34
5.28
Frauds, Swindles and False Representations .........................................
37
5.30
Noise Abatement and Control................................................................
38
5.32
Park Regulations....................................................................................
44
5.34
Persons, Crimes Relating To.................................................................
50
5.36
Property, Crimes Relating To................................................................
52
5.38
Offenses Against the Public Morals ......................................................
53
5.40
Public Officers, Crimes Relating To ......................................................
56
5.42
Public Peace, Crimes Relating To .........................................................
58
5.46
Miscellaneous Crimes............................................................................
59
5.48
Violations Bureau — Bail Regulations ................................................ 60.1
5.50
Penalties and Court Costs......................................................................
62
5.55
Emergency Response Cost Recovery ....................................................
64
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petition the court which sentenced him for
modification of the payment of costs or of any
unpaid portion thereof. If it appears to the sat-
isfaction of the court that payment of the
amount due will impose manifest hardship on
the defendant or his immediate family, the
court may modify all or part of the amount due
in costs, or modify the method of payment as
provided in this section.
B. Time Allowed for Payment. When a
defendant is sentenced to pay a fine or costs,
the court may grant permission for payment to
be made within a specified period of time or in
specified installments. If no such permission is
included in the sentence, the fine or costs shall
be payable forthwith.
C. Default.
1. When a defendant sentenced to pay a
fine or costs defaults in the payment thereof, or
of any installment, the court, on motion of the
city attorney or upon its own motion, may
require the defendant to show cause why the
default should not be treated as contempt of
court, and may issue a show -cause summons
or a warrant of arrest for the defendant's
appearance.
2. If the court finds the default was
attributable to an intentional refusal to obey
the order of the court or to a failure on the
defendant's part to make a good faith effort to
make the payment, the court may find that the
defendant is in contempt of court and may
order the defendant's commitment until the
fine or costs, or a specified part thereof, is paid.
3. The term of imprisonment for con-
tempt for nonpayment of a fine or costs shall
be set forth in the commitment order, and shall
not exceed one day for each $25.00 of the fine
or costs or fraction thereof, or 30 days, which-
ever is the shorter period. The court shall spec-
ify in its commitment order the rate of pay at
which the defendant shall be given credit
towards payment of the fine or costs.
4. If the court finds that the default is not
contempt, the court may enter an order allow-
ing the defendant additional time to pay the
5.50.020
fine or costs of any installment thereof, and/or
the court may revoke the fine or costs in whole
or in part.
5. A default in the payment of a fine or
costs or any installment thereof may be col-
lected by any means authorized by law for the
enforcement of a judgment. The levy of execu-
tion for the collection of a fine or costs shall
not discharge a defendant committed to
imprisonment for contempt until the amount of
the fine or costs has actually been collected.
[Ord. 2853 § 40, 1991; Ord. 2531, 1985; Ord.
1905 § 13, 1977].
5.50.020 Penalties.
Unless otherwise provided in this municipal
code, or by state statute or other, adapted by
reference, any person convicted of violating
any of the provisions of the Edmonds City
Code or the Community Development Guide
shall be guilty of a gross misdemeanor and
shall be punished by a fine not to exceed
$5,000.00 and/or by imprisonment in jail for a
term not to exceed one year.
Except as otherwise specifically provided in
this code, any person convicted of having com-
mitted a gross misdemeanor shall be subject to
a fine of not more than $5,000 and/or jail not
to exceed one year. Any person convicted of a
misdemeanor shall be punished by a fine of not
more than $1,000 and/or jail not to exceed 90
days; provided further, that where state law
otherwise specifically establishes different
limits on the imposition of a fine or imprison-
ment, state law shall control.
Each separate day during which any viola-
tion occurs or continues shall be deemed to
constitute a separate violation thereof and a
separate offense thereunder, and upon convic-
tion thereof shall be punished as provided in
this section. Notwithstanding any other city
ordinance or provision of the city code regard-
ing violations and penalties, the punishment
for an attempt to commit a crime under ECC
5.15.010 is punishable by the same fine and
imprisonment as the underlying attempt in
5-63 (Revised 5/00)
5.55.010
crime. [Ord. 2853 § 41, 1991; Ord. 2718,
1989; Ord. 2702 § 2, 1989; Ord. 2663 § 2,
1988; Ord. 2654 § 22, 1988; Ord. 2603 § 1,
1987; Ord. 2566 § 2, 1986; Ord. 2563 § 2,
1986; Ord. 2543, 1985; Ord. 2531, 1985; Ord.
2507,1985; Ord. 2456,1984; Ord. 2439,1984;
Ord. 2415 §§ 1— 3, 1984; Ord. 2372 § 6, 1983;
Ord. 2347 § 2,1983; Ord. 2337 § 3,1982; Ord.
2293 § 1, 19821.
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Chapter 5.55
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
COST RECOVERY
Sections:
5.55.010 Intoxication -caused incidents.
5.55.010 Intoxication -caused incidents.
A. Pursuant to RCW 38.52.430, any person
whose intoxication causes an incident to which
city personnel make an appropriate emergency
response, and who, in connection with the inci-
dent, has been convicted or has had his or her
prosecution deferred for either (1) driving a
motor vehicle, operating an aircraft, or using a
vessel while under the influence of alcohol or
drugs; (2) vehicular homicide while under the
influence of alcohol or drugs; or (3) vehicular
assault while under the influence of alcohol or
drugs shall be liable to the city for the costs and
expenses of the city's emergency response.
B. For purposes of this chapter, "costs and
expenses of the city's emergency response"
shall mean those costs directly arising from the
city's use and deployment of police, coroner,
fire, rescue, emergency medical or utility ser-
vices to an incident reasonable requiring the
same.
C. In no event shall a person's liability
under subsection (A) of this section for the
expense of an emergency response exceed
$1,000 for a particular incident. [Ord. 3298
§ 1, 2000].
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Chapter 8.51
EDMONDS EMPLOYEE PERMIT
PARKING PROGRAM
Sections:
8.51.010
Purpose.
8.51.020
Definitions.
8.51.030
Commute exemption from three-
hour parking limits.
8.51.040
Issuance of employee parking
permits.
8.51.045
Employee permit parking fund
created.
8.51.050
Unlawful employee permit parking
activities and revocation.
8.51.060
Penalties.
8.51.010 Purpose.
The purpose of this chapter is to provide
more parking to the general public in high
demand parking areas by encouraging
Edmonds business owners and employees to
park in lower demand parking areas. [Ord.
3068 § 1, 1996].
8.51.020 Definitions.
A. "Employee parking permit" means a
permit that authorizes permit employees to
park for more than three hours in three-hour
parking areas if the parking is part of a com-
mute to work as required by this chapter. The
employee parking permit shall not guarantee a
parking space, nor shall it exempt the vehicle
or operator from observing zones where a
party is prohibited at all times, including but
not limited to no parking zones, load zones,
fire zones and all other applicable regulations
contained in the Edmonds City Code.
B. "Employee permit business" means a
business that is located within the city of
Edmonds.
C. "Permit employee" means an owner or
employee of an employee permit business.
[Ord. 3068 § 1, 1996].
8.51.030
8.51.030 Commute exemption from three-
hour parking limits.
A. The three-hour parking time limits for
streets identified in ECC 8.51.030(B) shall not
apply to motor vehicles that satisfy the follow-
ing criteria:
1. The motor vehicle displays a current
employee parking permit that hangs from the
rear view mirror of the vehicle or is conspicu-
ously placed on the dashboard if there is no
rear view mirror; and
2. The motor vehicle is parked in a
three-hour parking area identified in ECC
8.51.030(B); and
3. The motor vehicle initially driven to
the parking area was occupied by a person
who:
a. Is employed by a business that has
been issued employee parking permit(s); and
b. Is identified in ECC 8.51.040
(C)(1); and
4. The motor vehicle is parked while the
person identified in ECC 8.51.030(A)(3) is
working for the employee permit business that
provided the employee parking permit that is
displayed in the vehicle; and
5. The motor vehicle is identified in
ECC 8.51.040(C)(1); and
6. The motor vehicle is parked in a
three-hour parking area between 7:00 a.m. and
6:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday, except
for parking in the parking lot for the Edmonds
public works division, identified by ECC
8.51.030(B)(15), at which the motor vehicle is
parked between 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., Mon-
day through Friday.
B. An employee parking permit shall be
effective in the three-hour parking areas
located along the following streets:
1. Both sides of Edmonds Street from
Sunset Avenue to Fifth Avenue North.
2. Both sides of Bell Street from Sunset
Avenue to Fifth Avenue North.
3. South side of Bell Street from Fifth
Avenue North to Sixth Avenue North.
4. North side of James Street from Sun-
set Avenue to Third Avenue South.
8-22.1 (Revised 5/00)
8.51.040
5. South side of James Street from Sun-
set Avenue to 250 feet east of Second Avenue
South.
6. Both sides of Dayton Street from
Sunset Avenue (State Route 104) to Fifth Ave-
nue South except the north side of Dayton
Street from Third Avenue South to 150 feet
east of Third Avenue South.
7. Both sides of Walnut Street from 120
feet west of Fifth Avenue South to 120 feet
east of Fifth Avenue South.
8. Both sides of Maple Street from Fifth
Avenue South to 120 feet east of Fifth Avenue
South.
9. Both sides of Alder Street from Fifth
Avenue South to 120 feet east of Fifth Avenue
South.
10. Both sides of Second Avenue North
from Bell Street to Edmonds Street.
11. Both sides of Third Avenue North
from Bell Street to a point 265.5 feet north of
its intersection with Edmonds Street.
12. Both sides of Fourth Avenue North
from Bell Street to Edmonds Street.
13. Both sides of Fifth Avenue North
from Bell Street to Edmonds Street.
14. West side of Sixth Avenue North
from Dayton Street to Bell Street.
15. East side of Sixth Avenue from Day-
ton Street to the alley between Main Street and
Bell Street.
16. Both sides of Fourth Avenue South
from Walnut Street to Dayton Street.
17. The 20 parking spaces located in the
northwest corner parking lot for the building
located at 200 Dayton Street.
18. Both sides of Howell Way from
Fourth Avenue South to Fifth Avenue South.
19. Both sides of Second Avenue South
from Dayton Street to its dead end, located
south of Alder Street.
20. Both sides of Alder Street between
its intersections with Second Avenue South
and Third Avenue South.
21. Both sides of Admiral Way from its
intersection with Dayton Street and south
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thereof to the end of the public right-of-way
(approximately 2,300 feet). [Ord. 3135 § 1,
1997; Ord. 3122 § 1, 1996; Ord. 3102 § 4,
1996; Ord. 3068 § 1, 1996].
8.51.040 Issuance of employee parking
permits.
A. An owner or the lead supervisor in
employee permit business shall be the only
person(s) who may acquire employee parking
permits for himself or herself and their
employees from the Edmonds city clerk. The
total number of employee parking permits
issued per employee permit business shall not
exceed 75 percent, rounded up to the nearest
whole number, of the total number of perma-
nent permit employees that work at the
employee permit business. A permanent per-
mit employee is a permanent employee that
works an average of at least 20 hours per week
at the employee permit businesses and is rea-
sonably anticipated to work at the employee
permit business for at least an additional six
months within the calendar year for which the
employee parking permit is issued.
B. The owner or lead supervisor shall be
responsible for distribution of employee park-
ing permits to permit employees employed by
the employee permit business. Employee park-
ing permits may be transferred from one
employee or owner within an employee permit
business to another.
C. Applications for employee parking per-
mits shall be made upon forms provided by the
city of Edmonds and shall at a minimum con-
tain the following information:
1. Name and address of all persons who
will use the employee parking permits for the
three-hour parking exemptions granted by this
chapter.
2. Name and address of the employee
permit business and the owner or lead supervi-
sor responsible for the application.
3. Employee permit business address.
4. Work hours of persons who will be
using the employee parking permit.
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5. Responses by each person who will
be using an employee parking permit to a park-
ing survey issued by the city clerk that will be
used to verify the assumptions used to justify
this chapter.
D. Employee parking permit application
forms shall be signed by the owner or lead
supervisor identified in ECC 8.51.040(C)(2) as
well as every person who will be using an
employee parking permit issued as a result of
the application.
E. The issuance of employee parking per-
mits under this chapter shall be contingent
upon the payment of a $25.00 application fee
per permit for applications received through
June 29th of each calendar year. The applica-
tion fee for applications received on or after
June 30th of each calendar year shall be
reduced to $12.50. Application forms can be
updated to reflect changes in the information
required by this section so long as no addi-
tional employee parking permits are requested.
F. Employee parking permits shall be
effective for the calendar year for which they
are issued, except that permits applied for after
December 1 st shall be effective through the
subsequent calendar year. [Ord. 3301 § 1,
2000; Ord. 3146 § 1, 1997; Ord. 3068 § 1,
1996].
8.51.045 Employee permit parking fund
created.
There is hereby created a special fund to be
known as the "employee parking permit fund".
All application fees received by the city pursu-
ant to ECC 8.51.040(E) shall be deposited in
this fund. All monies in this fund shall be used
solely and exclusively for the administration
of the employee permit parking program cre-
ated by this chapter. [Ord. 3079 § 1, 1996].
8.51.050 Unlawful employee permit
parking activities and
revocation.
A. It shall be unlawful for any person to
duplicate and use an employee parking permit
8.51.060
for purposes of parking more than three hours
in a three-hour parking area and it shall also be
unlawful to otherwise use an employee park-
ing permit for purposes of avoiding parking
restrictions in any manner not specified by this
chapter.
B. The city clerk may revoke the employee
parking permit of any person the clerk deter-
mines has abused the employee parking pro-
gram by engaging in unlawful activities
specified in ECC 8.51.050(A). The city clerk's
determination may be appealed by the permit
holder to the city council, which shall grant a
hearing for the appeal and issue written find-
ings of fact and conclusions of law in support
of its decision. A permit holder who has had
his or her permit revoked shall be ineligible for
reissuance of the permit for a period of one
year from the date of revocation. [Ord. 3068 §
1, 1996].
8.51.060 Penalties.
A. Any person who both (1) parks a vehicle
for more than three hours in violation of ECC
8.64.060 or 8.64.065 or any other city ordi-
nance imposing a three-hour parking limit; and
(2) displays an employee parking permit as
required in ECC 8.51.030(A)(1) without using
the parking area as part of a commute to work
as specified in ECC 8.51.030(A)(2) to (5) shall
have committed a parking infraction subject to
the provisions of Chapter 8.48 ECC and shall
be fined at twice the civil penalty for overtime
parking levied under ECC 8.48.215.
B. Any person who parks a vehicle in a
three-hour parking area for more than three
hours with an employee parking permit that
the person knows has been duplicated or made
to appear to be an employee parking permit
shall have committed a parking infraction sub-
ject to the provisions of Chapter 8.48 ECC and
shall be fined a civil penalty of $50.00. [Ord.
3068 § 1, 19961.
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Edmonds City Code
Ordinance Table
2204
03/31/1981
Comp. time for exempt employees (2.35)
2262
02/02/1982 Prohibit parking (8.64)
2205
04/07/1981
Rezone
2263
02/02/1982 Parking infractions (8.48)
2206
04/21/1981
Amend zoning code for PRD -2-80
2264
02/02/1982 Adopting 1981 Edition of APWA
2207
04/28/1981
Downtown sidewalk LID
Standards
2208
05/19/1981
Extend LID No. 206, financing
2265
02/02/1982 Condemnation
2209
05/19/1981
Change council meeting starting time
2266
02/09/1982 Requiring conditional use permit for
(1.04)
amusement
2210
06/15/1981
Repeal utility tax on water (3.20)
2267
02/09/1982 Allow staff to grant conditional use for
2211
06/15/1981
Impose 8.25 percent surcharge (7.30)
home day care
2212
06/23/1981
Amend 1981 budget
2268
02/09/1982 Allow radio antennas to exceed 15 feet
2213
06/30/1981
Rezone
2269
02/09/1982 Define term "working day"
2214
06/30/1981
Eliminate rental accounts (7.10)
2270
02/09/1982 Planning director authority
2215
07/14/1981
Hearing examiner six-month reviews
2271
02/09/1982 In -lieu parking
(10.35)
2272
02/09/1982 Amendments to 1981 salary ordinance
2216
07/28/1981
Confirming LID No. 206
2273
02/09/1982 Increase fees for land use application
2217
07/28/1981
Confirming LID No. 207
2274
02/16/1982 Adopt parks and recreation comprehensive
2218
07/28/1981
Street vacation
plan
2219
07/28/1981
Add cul-de-sac
2275
02/16/1982 Annexation
2220
08/04/1981
Requirements for alarm systems
2276
02/23/1982 Video machine fees (4.24)
2221
08/04/1981
Increasing council salaries
2277
03/09/1982 Sign permit application
2222
08/04/1981
Increasing mayor's salary
2278
03/09/1982 Amend street map
2223
08/18/1981
Street vacation
2279
03/16/1982 Prohibiting adult theatres
2224
08/18/1981
Disaster coordination (6.60)
2280
03/23/1982 Filing parking plan prior to issuance
2225
08/25/1981
Parking restrictions on Sunset Ave. (8.64)
2281
03/30/1982 Delete planning commission member
2226
08/25/1981
Set salary for MAA
(10.05)
2227
09/01/1981
Reorganizing public works department
2282
03/30/1982 Delete city council member
(Repealed by 3279)
2283
03/30/1982 Allow bus stop shelters
2228
09/01/1981
Restricting traffic, Main and Dayton
2284
04/06/1982 Shoreline sanctuary ordinance (5.32)
2229
09/08/1981
Visitor parking permits (8.52)
2285
04/06/1982 Consultant selection procedure (Repealed
2230
09/08/1981
Parking restrictions (8.60)
by 3303)
2231
09/14/1981
Rezone
2286
04/13/1982 Salaries
2232
09/14/1981
No parking at yellow curb (8.48)
2287
04/20/1982 Regulating trailer signs
2233
09/14/1981
Interest rate adjustment, LID No. 207
2288
05/04/1982 Video games arcade license (4.24)
2234
09/14/1981
2 percent merit for exempt
2289
05/04/1982 Salaries
2235
09/14/1981
Annexation
2290
05/04/1982 Uniform Fire Code, Life Safety Code
2236
09/29/1981
Amend street map to reduce right-of-way
2291
05/04/1982 Zoning of annexed land
2237
09/29/1981
Creating LID No. 210
2292
05/04/1982 Aggregating nonconforming lots
2238
10/06/1981
1982 tax levy
2293
05/04/1982 Penalties for criminal offenses (5.50)
2239
10/13/1981
Create superintendent of public works
2294
05/04/1982 Definition of delinquent child
position
2295
05/04/1982 Definition of public officer
2240
10/13/1981
Establish 7:30 p.m. meeting time for
2296
05/11/1982 Levy additional 1/2 cent sales tax (3.28)
council (1.04)
2297
05/18/1982 Parking hours on Sunset Ave. (8.64)
2241
10/13/1981
Rezone
2298
05/18/1982 LID No. 209
2242
10/13/1981
Enforcement of sign code
2299
05/18/1982 Amending Ord. 2296 re: effective date
2243
10/20/1981
Maintenance of planter areas
2300
06/01/1982 Amending 1980 bond issue ordinance
2244
11/03/1981
Permit buses on 76th West (8.64)
2301
06/01/1982 Amending parking regulations (8.48, 8.64)
2245
11/03/1981
Staff approval of certain conditional use
2302
06/01/1982 Amend fees in community development
permit
2303
06/08/1982 MAA position abolished January 11 (2.01)
2246
11/10/1981
Raising fingerprinting fees (3.50)
2304
06/14/1982 Fishing pier parking lot (8.48)
2247
11/10/1981
Speed limits (8.16)
2305
06/14/1982 Reduce utility tax to 6 percent (7.30)
2248
11/10/1981
Authorize consolidate bond issue
2306
06/29/1982 Creating cemetery board (10.16)
2249
11/17/1981
Rezone
2307
06/29/1982 Allow offices in CW zone
2250
12/01/1981
Amend tax levy
2308
06/29/1982 Amend council presidents's salary (1.02)
2251
12/15/1981
Reduce right-of-way
2309
07/06/1982 Create personnel director position
2252
12/22/1981
Raise in -lieu parking fees
2310
07/06/1982 Raise mayor's salary
2253
12/22/1981
Raise license fee on video games (4.24)
2311
07/06/1982 Prohibit topless tavern dancing (5.38)
2254
12/22/1981
Tax on intrastate long distance calls (3.20)
2312
07/20/1982 LID No. 208
2255
12/22/1981
Water -sewer rates (7.30)
2313
07/27/1982 Adjust salary grid
2256
12/22/1981
Adopt 1982 budget
2314
07/27/1982 Ambulance equipment standards
2257
01/19/1982
Street vacation
2315
08/03/1982 Business license definition and rules
2258
01/19/1982
Street vacation
(4.72)
2259
01/19/1982
Amend official street map
2316
08/10/1982 Amend budget by transfer from general
2260
01/19/1982
Alley vacation
fund
2261
01/19/1982
Rezone
2317
08/24/1982 Bonding for officials (2.40)
Tables - 19 (Revised 5/00)
Ordinance Table
2318
2319
2320
2321
2322
2323
2324
2325
2326
2327
2328
2329
2330
2331
2332
2333
2334
2335
2336
2337
2338
2339
2340
2341
2342
2343
2344
2345
2346
2347
2348
2349
2350
2351
2352
2353
2354
2355
2356
2357
2358
2359
2360
2361
2362
2363
08/24/1982
09/21/1982
09/21/1982
10/05/1982
10/12/1982
10/12/1982
10/26/1982
11/01/1982
11/01/1982
11/09/1982
11/09/1982
11/16/1982
11/16/1982
11/23/1982
11/23/1982
12/07/1982
12/07/1982
12/07/1982
12/07/1982
12/14/1982
12/21/1982
12/21/1982
01/04/1983
01/04/1983
01/04/1983
01/04/1983
01/11/1983
01/11/1983
01/11/1983
02/01/1983
02/01/1983
02/01/1983
02/01/1983
02/01/1983
02/08/1983
02/08/1983
03/01/1983
03/01/1983
03/08/1983
03/22/1983
03/29/1983
03/29/1983
03/29/1983
04/12/1983
04/26/1983
04/26/1983
2364 05/03/1983
2365 05/17/1983
2366 05/24/1983
2367 05/31/1983
2368 05/31/1983
2369 05/31/1983
2370 06/07/1983
2371 06/21/1983
2372 06/21/1983
2373 06/21/1983
2374 06/21/1983
2375 06/21/1983
2376 06/28/1983
2377 06/28/1983
Amend Sunset Ave. parking (8.52)
Amend attorney fee structure (2.05)
LID No. 208, bonds
1983 property tax levy
Amend ambulance ordinance
Amend tow truck license
Parking restrictions (8.64)
Amend city code, penalty
Amend definition of theft
Creating LID No. 209
Amendment to 1983 tax levy ordinance
Raise mayor's salary
50 percent off-street parking
Amend sales tax, Ord. 2296
Approve Wispy Willows PRD 1-78
Street vacation
Amend budget 1982
Salary ranges
Authorize loan for purchase of fire
equipment
Prohibit fishing casting (5.32, 5.50)
Adopt 1983 budget
Reduce utility tax to 5 3/4 percent (3.20,
7.30)
Comp. time (2.35)
Street vacation
Rename PAB to planning board (10.40)
Establish program for public service
Game license fees
LID No. 211
Grant Washington Natural Gas franchise
Unlawful issuance of checks (4.24, 5.50)
Prohibit crossing except at crosswalk
(8.04)
Full-time mayor in 1984 (2.01)
Set mayor's salary for 1984
Annexation
Regulating accessory dwelling units
Smoke detector alarms in residential
Establish fund for emergency rescue
Amend obstructing justice ordinance
Criminal investigation contingency (3.07)
Increase permit fees
Adjust salary
Reduce right-of-way
Extend time requirement for filing
Water -sewer rates revision (7.30)
Amend public service project ordinance
Authorize $1,000,000 water -sewer
revenue bond
Alley vacation
Annexation
Regulating aircraft landings (4.80)
Establishing hours and location (1.04)
Repeal Ord. 2228
Prohibit parking (8.64)
Restrict concessions during fireworks
(4.12)
Amend street map
Noise control quiet zones (5.30, 5.50)
Prohibit playing ball (8.32)
Amend SEPA ordinance
Annexation
Changing speed limit (8.16)
Load limit revision (8.56, 8.64)
2378 07/05/1983 Alley vacation
2379 07/12/1983 Amend community development code
2380 07/12/1983 Amend salary ordinance on
reclassification
2381 07/19/1983 Hearing examiner to report annually
(10.35)
2382 07/19/1983 Adopt proposed zoning regulations
2383 07/19/1983 Annexation
2384 07/19/1983 Creating LID No. 212
2385 07/26/1983 Designate portion of Sunset Ave. a quiet
zone (5.30)
2386 07/26/1983 Impose vehicle load limit (8.64)
2387 07/26/1983 Adopt by reference street tree plan
2388 08/02/1983 Regulate aircraft landings in city (4.80)
2389 08/02/1983 Increase council salaries (1.02)
2390 08/09/1983 Establish three-hour parking (8.64)
2391 08/09/1983 Provide for acquisition easements
2392 08/16/1983 Approve contract rezone
2393 08/16/1983 Penalties for traffic infractions (8.60)
2394 09/13/1983 Prohibit parking (8.64)
2395 09/13/1983 Amend speed limits (8.16)
2396 09/13/1983 Establish Memorial Street tree fund
2397 09/19/1983 Confirm final assessment roll
2398 09/27/1983 Vacating portion cul-de-sac
2399 09/27/1983 Condemnation
2400 10/11/1983 Amend 1983 budget, Ord. 2338
2401 10/11/1983 Amend § 17.40.040
2402 10/25/1983 Regulate and protect marine life (5.32)
2403 11/01/1983 Amend rate for labor
2404 11/07/1983 Cash prepayment expiration and issuance
2405 11/22/1983 Rezone
2406 12/06/1983 Levy 1984 property taxes
2407 12/06/1983 Amend official street map
2408 12/06/1983 Amend speed limits (8.16)
2409 12/06/1983 Prohibit alcoholic beverages in vehicle
(8.32)
2410 12/06/1983 Set new maturity date for bonds, LID
2411 12/21/1983 1984 salary ordinance
2412 12/21/1983 Adopt 1984 final budget
2413 01/03/1984 Reduce electric utility tax (3.20)
2414 01/24/1984 Contract rezone
2415 01/31/1984 Delete jail time for misdemeanors (5.50)
2416 01/31/1984 Confirm final assessment roll
2417 02/07/1984 Shoreline master program amendments
2418 02/14/1984 One-way traffic alley
2419 02/14/1984 Floodplain management
2420 03/12/1984 Criminal investigations contingency
2421 03/27/1984 Street map amendment, reduce right-of-
way
2422 03/27/1984 LID No. 211
2423 04/03/1984 Interim financing for LID No, 210
2424 04/10/1984 Amend CDC conditional uses
2425 05/08/1984 Permit certain underwater maintenance
(5.32)
2426 05/08/1984 Extend sign code moratorium
2427 05/08/1984 Hearing examiner review of sign code
2428 05/15/1984 Amend Title 18, community development
code, parking
2429 05/15/1984 Amend zoning ordinance
2430 05/15/1984 Changes relating to city council meeting
(1.04, 2.05)
2431 05/22/1984 Regulation of pawnbrokers and
secondhand dealers (4.75)
2432 05/29/1984 Amend civil service system (10.25)
(Revised 5/00) Tables - 20
Edmonds City Code
3290 1/18/00
Alternative deferred compensation
program for mayor (Special)
3291 1/18/00
Amends § 5.34.015, assault (5.34)
3292 1/18/00
Repeals and replaces Ch. 18.70,
encroachment permits (18.70)
3293 1/18/00
Amends § 17.70.040, bistro and outdoor
dining (17.70)
3294 2/1/00
Repeals and replaces Ch. 20.21 and
§ 21.05.015, accessory dwelling units
(20.21, 21.05)
3295 2/1/00
Grants telecommunications franchise to
Metromedia Fiber Network Services, Inc.
(Special)
3296 2/15/00
Renumbers existing § 20.75.055 to be
§ 20.75.060; adds new § 20.75.055,
subdivisions (20.75)
3297 3/06/00
Adds § 20.105.045, appeals (20.105)
3298 3/21/00
Adds Ch. 5.55, emergency response cost
recovery (5.55)
3299 3/21/00
Property condemnation (Special)
3300 3/28/00
Adds § 17.40.025, nonconforming
accessory dwelling units (17.40)
3301 4/4/00
Amends § 8.51.040, employee parking
permits (8.51)
3302 4/18/00
Amends § 18.80.060, streets and
driveways (18.80)
3303 4/25/00
Purchasing policy; repeals Ch 2.80 (Not
codified)
3304 4/25/00
Amends § 3.24.020, gambling tax (3.24)
Ordinance Table
Tables - 31 (Revised 5/00)
Edmonds City Code
reimbursement 4.68.360
Consistency with other regulations 4.68.380
Construction standards 4.68.080
Definitions 4.68.0 10
Franchise
acceptance 4.68.050
application 4.68.030
external costs 4.68.250
fee 4.68.160
issuance 4.68.040
revocation 4.68.300
termination for noncompliance 4.68.3 10
terms 4.68.020
Indemnity, hold harmless agreements 4.68.320
Institutional networks
capability, activation 4.68.220
city-wide interconnection 4.68.230
franchisee contributions 4.68.240
Insurance 4.68.330
Meetings with city 4.68.170
Nondiscrimination 4.68.260
Ownership transfers 4.68.280
Performance bond 4.68.340
Police power of city 4.68.060
Property abandonment 4.68.290
Public, educational and governmental access
city-wide interconnection 4.68.2 10
required 4.68.200
Rate schedule 4.68.140
Records inspection 4.68.190
Right-of-way use 4.68. 100
Rules, regulations 4.68.070
Safety requirements 4.68. 110
Security, recourse against 4.68.350
Service
continuity 4.68.270
denial 4.68.150
System evaluation 4.68.180
Tree trimming 4.68.130
Undergrounding, landscaping 4.68.090
Cemetery board
Alternate 10.16.070
Council supervision 10. 16.060
Maintenance funds 10. 16.050
Meetings 10. 16.040
Membership, terms 10.16.010
Powers 10. 16.030
Severability 10. 16.200
Vacancies 10. 16.020
Cigarettes
See also Tobacco products sale
Possession by minor unlawful 5.46.070
Circuses See Public amusements
Citizens' commission on salaries of elected officials
Duties 10.80.020
Eligibility 10.80.030
Members 10.80.040
Open meetings 10.80.070
Organization 10.80.050
City officers, employees
Purpose 10.80.010
Referendum applicability 10.80.080
Reimbursement exception 10.80.090
Salary schedule recommendation 10.80.060
City
Boards, commissions
attendance
exemptions 1.05.040
records 1.05.020
required 1.05.010
council confirmation defined 10.01.010
quorum 1.05.050
vacancies, filling 1.05.030
Checks, insufficient funds, charges 3.50.020
Claims See Claims against the city
Classification
continuity 1.02.040
effective date 1.02.020
noncharter code city 1.02.010
Code See Code
Council See Council
Officers, employees See City officers, employees
Property, sales
See also Equipment rental fund
authority 3.01.010
bids
call, notice 3.01.030
opening, rejecting 3.01.040
instruments of conveyance 3.01.050
minimum price 3.01.020
negotiated sales 3.01.060
Records, copying
certification fees 1.20.060
exemptions 1.20.030
fees
charging, exceptions 1.20.040
modifications 1.20.070
request
form 1.20.010
response 1.20.020
transcriptions 1.20.050
City attorney
Compensation 2.05.030
Duties 2.05.020
Legal services contract 2.05.010
City officers, employees
Assignment of duties 2.10.020
Benefit plan
authorized 2.30.010
participation mandatory 2.30.020
Bonds
See also Indemnification
premium payments 2.40.020
refusing to give 2.40.030
required, amounts 2.40.010
Confirmation process 2.10.010
Emergency periods, extra duty 2.35.050
Exempt employees 2.20.020
Index -3 (Revised 5/00)
Civil service commission
Expense reimbursement See Advance travel expense
revolving fund; Claims against the city
Holidays 2.35.020
Indemnification
See also Bonds
applicability 2.06.090
conditions
compliance with 2.06.050
failure to comply 2.06.060
requirements 2.06.040
definitions 2.06.000
exclusions
designated 2.06.020
determinations 2.06.030
expense reimbursement 2.06.070
insurance policies, conflicts 2.06.080
legal representation 2.06.010
Paydays 2.20.010
Public disclosure See Public disclosure
Retirement system
contributions 2.70.040
number included 2.70.020
participation 2.70.010
prior service credit 2.70.030
Salaries See Citizens' commission on salaries of
elected officials
Vacation, sick leave
compensating time 2.35.040
definitions 2.35.010
employment contract conflicts 2.35.090
extenuating circumstances 2.35.080
shared leave 2.35.045
sick leave accrual, use 2.35.060
transferring positions 2.35.070
vacation accrual, use 2.35.030
Civil service commission
Applicability 10.25.160
Covered employees
applicant qualifications 10.25.050
continuity 10.25.040
disciplinary procedures 10.25.070
initial appointments, probationary period 10.25.090
police, fire departments 10.25.030
positions, creating 10.25.100
tenure, discharges 10.25.060
Created, appointments 10.25.010
Deceptive practices 10.25.120
Definitions 10.25.140
Legal actions 10.25.110
Powers, duties 10.25.020
Severability 10.25.150
Terms, number limited 10.25.015
Violation, penalty 10.25.130
Claims against the city
See also Advance travel expense revolving fund
Auditing officer 2.25.010
Employees 2.25.040
List preparation 2.25.020
Paying 2.25.030
Statutory compliance 2.25.060
Travel expense reimbursement 2.25.050
Code
See also Criminal code
Adopted 1.01.005
Authority 1.01.020
Construction 1.01.035
Definitions 1.01.025
Effect on past actions, obligations 1.01.060
Grammatical interpretation 1.01.030
Headings 1.01.040
Prohibited acts 1.01.100
References to
amendments 1.01.015
code citations 1.01.010
specific ordinances 1.01.050
Repeals not to revive 1.01.070
Severability 1.01.110
Superseding
exclusions 1.01.090
provisions 1.01.080
Combined utility
Accounting 7.60.020
Water, sewer, stormwater utilities combined 7.60.010
Community development department
Director, references to 2.10.050
Community impact statements See under Business
license
Community oriented open air markets
Administration 4.90. 110
Definitions 4.90.0 10
Exemptions 4.90.025
License
application 4.90.090
fees 4.90.070
required 4.90.020
term 4.90.080
Nonprofit community oriented organizations 4.90.040
Premises requirements 4.90.060
Prohibited activities 4.90.030
Recordkeeping 4.90. 100
Sponsors, business license required 4.90.050
Violation, infraction 4.90.120
Concerts See Public amusements
Controlled substances
See also Criminal code
Drug paraphernalia, possession of 5.14.020
Poisons, statutes adopted 5.14.040
Statutes adopted 5.14.010
Steroids, statutes adopted 5.14.050
Toxic fumes, inhaling, statutes adopted 5.14.030
Violation, penalty 5.14.060
Council
See also Public disclosure
Executive assistant 2.10.060
Meetings
changing, notice posting 1.04.015
holidays 1.04.030
recesses, continuances 1.04.020
(Revised 5/00) Index -4
Edmonds City Code False alarms
time, place 1.04.010
Disorderly conduct
President 1.02.031
See also Public peace
Terms of office 1.02.030
Designated 5.42.010
Vacancies, filling 1.02.035
Dogs See Animal control
Court See Municipal court
Domestic violence
Criminal code
See also Criminal code
See also Specific Crime
Anti -harassment orders 5.34.060
Conduct, statutes adopted 5.46.0 10
Court order, failure to obey 5.34.040
Construction of provisions 5.01.050
Custodial interference, statutes adopted 5.34.050
Contempt 5.01.040
Harassment, statutes adopted 5.34.070
Court costs 5.50.010
Statutes adopted 5.34.030
Defenses 5.01.030
Downtown Edmonds Rideshare Program See
Failure to sign notice, appear 5.01.045
Rideshare program
Penalties 5.50.020
Drugs
Principles of liability 5.01.020
See also Controlled substances
Restitution 5.01.035
Enforcement fund
Severability 5.01.060
created 3.08.010
Statutes
purpose, expenditures 3.08.020
adopted by reference 5.01.010
unexpended funds 3.08.030
amendments 5.01.070
Violations bureau
—E—
E—bail
bail
accepting 5.48.0
Emergencies See Disasters
establishing 5.48..00 20
Emergency aid car cumulative reserve fund
forfeiture
Created, use 3.09.010
.
court appearanccee 5 5.448.8.050
Emergency call system misuse See 911 system misuse
created 5.48.010
Emergency response cost recovery
duties
Intoxication -caused incidents 5.55.010
additional 5.48.070
Enterprise fund
designated 5.48.060
Accounting, record keeping 3.14.060
terms of reference 5.48.080
Administration 3.14.020Charges
Criminal investigations fund
3.14.070
Created, use 3.07.010
Created 3.14.010
Custodial interference See Domestic violence
Sale of licensed merchandise 3.14.050
Source of funds 3.14.030
_ D _
Use of funds 3.14.040
Equipment rental fund
Dances, public
Accounting, recordkeeping 3.05.080
See also Cabarets; Teen dance halls
Administration 3.05.020
Defined 4.40.0 10
Charges, schedule 3.05.070
License required, fees 4.40.020
Created, established 3.05.010
Police presence 4.40.030
Expenditures 3.05. 100
Violation, penalty 4.40.040
Income 3.05.040
Datum line
Retention 3.05.110
Established 9.05.010
Sale proceeds 3.05.060
Disability board
Transfers 3.05.030
Created, terms 10.30.010
Use 3.05.050
Disasters
Escape
Definitions 6.60.020
See also Criminal code
Disaster coordinator
Statutes adopted 5.40.030
authority during disaster 6.60.050
Explosives
preparation 6.60.040
See also Criminal code
Emergency management organization 6.60.035
Prohibited 5.46.060
Emergency operations plan 6.60.030
Exposure, public See Crimes under Public morals
Liability immunity 6.60.070
Purpose of provisions 6.60.010
— F —
Severability 6.60.300
False alarms
Temporary replacement of mayor 6.60.065
See also Criminal code; 911 system misuse
Violation, penalty 6.60.060
Definitions 5.20.020
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Fingerprinting service charges
Emergency contact card 5.20.030
Fees 5.20.050
Notice 5.20.060
Purpose of provisions 5.20.010
Unlawful conduct 5.20.040
Violation, penalty 5.20.070
Fingerprinting service charges
Established 3.50.010
Fire
Crimes
See also Criminal code
outdoor burning ban 5.22.030
reckless burning, statutes adopted 5.22.010
statutes adopted 5.22.020
Fire department
See also Civil service commission; Disability board
Chief, appointment 2.10.040
Pension board
chairman pro tem 2.50.030
created 2.50.010
meetings, duties 2.50.050
quorum 2.50.040
secretary 2.50.020
Reserve fire fighters' relief and pensions
annual fees, paying 2.60.040
enrollment 2.60.020
membership 2.60.030
number restricted 2.60.010
Firearms, dangerous weapons
See also Criminal code
Aiming, discharging 5.24.020
Court facilities 5.24.050
Dangerous weapons 5.24.014
Discharge prohibited 5.24.030
Forfeited 5.24.060
Knives defined 5.24.012
Liquor sale premises 5.24.040
Statutes adopted 5.24.010
Fireworks
Applicability 5.27.160
Definitions 5.27.010
Enforcement 5.27.180
Public display
permit
application 5.27.080
fees 5.27.060
issuance, transferability 5.27.070
required 5.27.040
standards 5.27.120
Sale, possession, use prohibited 5.27.020
Signaling, forest protection 5.27.150
Special effects 5.27.140
Statutory applicability 5.27.170
Violation, penalty 5.27.210
Frauds, swindles
See also Criminal code
Defrauding a public utility, statutes adopted 5.28.030
False representation, statutes adopted 5.28.020
Statutes adopted 5.28.010
Fund See Specific Fund
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Gambling tax
Additional to other taxes 3.24. 110
Administration, collection 3.24.040
Applicability, rate 3.24.020
Debt to municipality 3.24.130
Definitions 3.24.010
Engaging in business, notice 3.24.070
Payment
failure to make 3.24.060
methods 3.24.050
over, under 3.24.090
quarterly, exceptions 3.24.030
Recordkeeping 3.24.080
Recovery limitations 3.24.140
Returns, failure to make 3.24. 100
Rules, regulations 3.24.120
Severability 3.24.300
Violation, penalty 3.24.200
Garbage collection
See also Litter; Recycling; Solid waste
Definitions 4.64.020
Insurance 4.64. 100
License
application 4.64.060
fees 4.64.040
required 4.64.030
revocation 4.64.090
Rates, charges 4.64.070
Recordkeeping 4.64.050
Sanitation 4.64.080
Severability 4.64.120
Title of provisions 4.64.010
Violation, penalty 4.64. 110
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Harassment See Domestic violence
Health care facilities
See also Criminal code; Quiet zones under Noise
Interference with 5.34.080
Health officer
Appointment 6.10.010
Duties 6.10.020
Notices 6.10.070
Nuisance abatement 6.10.030
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