The URL can be used to link to this page

Edmonds City Code Supplement 46SUPPLEMENT DIRECTIONS EDMONDS CITY CODE Updated by: Supplement No. 46 — August 2008 Dated: New, reprinted pages included with this supplement are listed by title and page number in the right-hand column below. The left-hand column lists obsolete material that should be removed from the code. Follow the instruction columns in sequence: remove and replace pages as necessary. When completed, insert these directions in a convenient place near the front of the code book. For future reference, the person making these changes may also date and initial this page. This supplement includes ordinances from Ordinance 3678 through 3689, passed June 17, 2008. Remove these pages Insert these pages Table of Contents 1 — 2................................................................ 1-2 Table of Revised Pages 1-4 ................................................................ 1-4 Title 3 Title 5 1............................................................................ 1 17-18 ........................................................ 17-18 -----................................................................ 47 — 48 17-20 ...................................................... 17-20b Ordinance Table 37........................................................................ 37 Index 3-4 ............................................................. 3-4.2 Please call Code Publishing Company (206-527-6831) should questions arise while removing and replacing supplement pages. (Revised 8/08) 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.................................................................. 10 1.08 Initiative and Referendum..................................................................... 11 1.14 Repealed.................................................................. ........................... 11 1.20 Copies, Certifications and Transcriptions of City Records ................... 12 Title 2 2.01 2.05 2.06 2.10 2.15 2.20 2.25 2.30 2.35 2.36 2.37 2.40 2.50 2.60 2.70 2.80 2.90 2.95 Title 3 3.01 3.02 3.04 3.05 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 City Officials and Personnel Mayor....................................................................................................... 3 CityAttorney........................................................................................... 4 Indemnification of Employees and Officers ............................................ 5 Confirmation and Duties of City Officers ............................................... 8 MunicipalCourt ....................................................................................... 9 SalaryPayments..................................................................................... 15 Payment of Claims, Demands and Vouchers ............ ..................... I....... 16 Municipal Employees Benefit Plan ....................................................... 19 Vacation and Sick Leave....................................................................... 19 MilitaryLeave..................................................................................... 24.2 Miscellaneous Leave and Break Provisions ....................................... 24.4 Bondsfor Officers................................................................................. 25 Firemen's Relief and Pension System ................................................... 25 Reserve Fire Fighters' Relief and Pension Act ...................................... 26 Retirement System................................................................................. 27 Repealed.............................................................................................. 28 JailFacilities.......................................................................................... 29 Police Corps Program............................................................................ 29 Revenue and Finance Sale of City Property ---------....................................... Lost and Unclaimed Property .................................. Repealed................................................................... Equipment Rental Fund ........................................... Criminal Investigation Contingency Fund ............... Drug Enforcement Fund .......................................... Cumulative Reserve Fund for Fire Apparatus ......... Repealed...................................... ............................ Local Improvement Guarantee Fund ....................... ............................... 3 ............................... 4 ............................... 6 ............................... 6 ............................... 9 ............................. 10 ............................. 10 ... 10.1 ............................. 11 Contents -1 (Revised 8/08) 3.13 Municipal Arts Fund.............................................................................. 12 3.14 Repealed............................................................................................. 14.1 3.15 Fire Donation Fund............................................................................. 14.1 3.16 Parks Trust Fund................................................................................. 14.2 3.20 Business License and Occupation Tax .................................................. 15 3.22 Interfund Loan Program......................................................................... 22 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 3.45 Donations of Property to City................................................................. 42 3.50 Miscellaneous Charges....................................................................... 42.1 3.60 Regulations of Basic Service Rates of the Cable Franchise .................. 43 3.70 Conflict of Interest.................................................................................. 47 Title 4 Licenses 4.04 Concession Agreements........................................................................... 3 4.08 Repealed.................................................................................................. 4 4.10 Repealed................................................................................................4.1 4.11 Motor Vehicle Wreckers....................................................................... 4.1 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 Repealed................................................................................................ 41 4.68 Community Antenna Television Systems .............................................. 41 4.72 Business License............................................................................... 54.2g 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 ............................................... 68 4.98 Constitutionally Protected Events........................................................... 72 (Revised 8/08) Contents -2 Edmonds City Code TABLE OF REVISED PAGES Table of Revised Pages The following table is included in this code as a guide for determining whether the code volume properly reflects the latest printing of each page. This table will be updated with the printing of each supplement. Through usage and supplementation, pages in looseleaf publications can be inserted and removed in error when pages are replaced on a page -for -page substitution basis. The "Page" column lists all page numbers in sequence. The "Revised Date" column reflects the latest revision date (e.g., "(Revised 1/96)") and printing of pages in the up-to-date volume. A "-" indicates that the page has not been revised since the 1995 republication. This table reflects all changes to the code through Ordinance 3689, passed June 17, 2008. Page Revised Date Page Preface....................................... ............................ 1/08 Table of Contents 1,2 ...................................................................... 8/08 3,4 .................... ....................... ................................. 1/08 5 ..... .................... ................................................... 1/08 Title 1 9,10 ..................................:..........................•--..... 1 ................................. .......................................... 1/08 3,4 .......................... ....... ...... ............ 11, 12........................................................................ 5,6 ......................................................................... 1/08 7,8 .................................... :.:.................................. 1/08 9,10 ....................................................................... 1/08 10.1, 10.2 ......... ......................... ................. ............ 1/08 11,12 ...............•--•................................................ 7/07 13,14 ..................................................................... 7/07 Title 2 1................................................................................... 5/03 3,4 ....................................................................... 11/98 5,6 ......................:.............................................. - 7, 8......................................................................... 2/00 9, 10/12.................................................................. 3/06 13,14 ........ .................. ............................................ 2/02 14.1, 14.2 ___ ........ ......... ...................................... 2/02 15,16 .....•............................. ..,.. ..................--- 17, 18 ................................. ,............................... 1/05 19,20 ...................................------........................,._ 1/08 20.1, 20.2 .... :....................................... :....:---------- --- 1/08 21,22 ..................................................................... 6/06 22.1, 22.2............................................................... 6/06 23,24 :.................................................................... 8/04 24.1, 24.2.............................•--..........................----- 8/04 24.3, 24.4............................................................... 5/03 25,26 ..................................................................... 6/99 27,28 ................................::..:............................. 5/00 29,30 ..................................................................... 5/00 Title 3 1......................................................................... 8/08 3,4 ....................................................... ....I ....... _........ 5,6 ... ............ ........................... ................. ........ .._.._ 6/05 Revised Date 7,8 ................ :.....:.................................. ................ 6/05 9,10 ..................................:..........................•--..... 11/00 10.1, 10.2............................................................... 2/04 11, 12........................................................................ - 13, 14 ........................................................... ._._...... ......,.. .... - 14.1, 14.2............................................................... 2/04 15, 16 ..... .......................................... ...................... 2/03 17, 18 .... ...... :.......................................................... 8/08 18.1, 18.2...---•..............................•-......................... 3/05 19,20 ....•.....................:.................................:............-. 21,22 ..................................................................... 7/07 23,24 ..-•--•.............................................................. 1/08 24.1, 24.2 .......................................... ......... .......... 11/00 25,26 ........................................................................ -- 27, 28................................................................... 11/00 29, 30........................................................................ •-- 31, 32.................................................................... 1/05 33,34 ........................................................................ - 35, 36............................:........................................ 2/98 36.1, 36.2............................................................... 2/98 37,38 ........................................ ............................... ---- 39, 40..........................,............................................. --- 41, 42 ............................ ....... .......................... ...:.:.. 1/08 42.1, 42.2 ................... :... ............................. :....... ... 1/08 43,44 ....................................................................... 45,46 ............................:........................................... ...- 47, 48...............::::.................................................. 8/08 Title 4 1............................................................................. 1/08 3,4 ....................................................................... 12/06 4.1, 4.2..............:....................................:......:.::... 12/06 5,6 .................... :..::................... .............. .:............... 1/05 7,8 ........... ......................... .................................... 1/05 9,10 ....................................................................... 1/05 10.1, 10.2 ................................... .......... .......... I......... 1/05 11, 12 ....................................... ................... ,.............. - 13, 14 ........................................... :....................... :.... 15, 16 ...................... ............... ................ :.................. - 17, 18 ... .............. .................................................•-.... - 19,20 ......................•-••------•--•......................••...----.. 5/03 21,22 ........................................................................ - Revisions -1 (Revised 8/08) Table of Revised Pages Page Revised Date 23,24 ...... :......:....... :....... :.................... .......... .:........ .. - 25, 26 ......:......... ..... 5/03 26.1, 26.2 :..: ................. ......................................... 5/03 27,28 ....................................................•---.._............. ---- 29, 30 ........................•......_....._...............---- ....... 7/07 30.1, 30.2............................................................... 7/07 31,32 .................... ,........................... ....................:...... --- 33, 34 .......................................................... I.............. -- 35, 36 ............................ :.:............:.............•---•-..... 8/96 36..1, 36.2 ........................................... .:............... .. 8/96 36:3, 36.4....................::....................................... 8/96 36.5, 36.6 .................................................. ......... 5/03 36.7, 36.8.............................................................. 8/96 36.9, 36.10...----•.................................................... 8/96 36.11, 36.12.......................................•................. 8/96 36.13, 36.14 ....................................... -•--•-- ........... : 8/96 37,38 ........................................................................ ---- 39,..40 ....................................................................... 41, 42.................................................................... 12/03 41,42 .................................................................... 1/08 43,44 .................................................................•. 1/08 45,46 .................................................................... 8/96 47,48 .................................................................... .....::...:... 8/96 49,50 .................................................................... 8/96 51,52 ............................................................. 8/96 53,54 ............................................_......--............:.. 8/96 54.1, 54.2 .............................................. I............... 1/08 54.2a, 54.2b ....... ....... :.................................... ........ 1/08 54.2c, 54.2d.........--•............:....................•----......... 1/08 54.2e, 54.2f........................................................... 1/08 54.28, 54.2h.......................................................... 1/08 54.3, 54.4 ............................................. ........ 5/03 54.5, 54.6.............................................................. 2/00 55756 ...............................................................w ........ •---- 57,58 ........................................................................ 67, 68 .. ........ ........................................................... 59760 .................................. :..:............ :...................... 61,62 ......:..............:............__...........:........_......._....... 63,64 .................................................................... 5/03 65,66 .......................................................... ............. - 67, 68 ...............................•--.................. ................ 69,70 ........................................... ........... ........ . ..... ..... 71,•72 .................................................... ............ 1/08 73,-74 .................................... :............ ................... 1/08 75 ..................... ...:::..:::...................... .................... 1/08 Title 5 I....................................-•-----•----........................... 1/08 3,4 ...--•............................_.._.................................. 8/99 5, 6 .. .. ........................... . ..................................... 8/08 7, 8 . ..................... ................... :....... :.................... 7/07 9, 10...................................................................... 1/08 11, 12...........................................••----.................. 7/07 12.1, 12.2.............................................................. 7/07 13,14 .................................................................... 5/03 15,16 .................................................................... 5/03 Page Revised Date 17, 18......................................................._....._._.._... 8/08 19,20 ...._................................................................. 8/08 20a, 20b..........................---•------........................_.... 8/08 20.1, 20.2 ......................... ---------- ... ................. 5/03 20.3, 20.4 ........................................... .................. ... 5/03 21,22 ................................... .......................... a.......... - 23,24 ............... -.- ... ..................... --------.................. 25,26 ........................................................................ 27,28 ....................................... ............................. 28.1, 28.2............................................................... 6/99 29,30 ........._.............................._....._......................... - 31,32 .................................................--•-•---............... -- 33, 34 ...................... ..........:.... :..:....... :.................... 2/03 35,36 .... ::................... :•.......................................... 5/03 36.1, 36.2 ........................•...................... --•-- 5/03 37,38 ......................................•-----..._............•........ 5/02 39,40 ..............................••------------...................._....... - 41, 42.................................................................... 12/03 42.1, 42.2............................................................. 12/03 43,44 ........................ .......................... I..................... - 45,46 ..............;,.,.............................._...._.._......a...... - 47,48 .................................................................... 2/00 49,50 ---•........................••--•--....................._........---- 2/00 50.1, 50.2 ................................................... ... 2/00 51,52 .............::.:.................................................... 7/97 53,54 ............................................. ........... ............. 8/96 55,56 .................................................................... 8/96 57,58 ..................................................................... 7/97 59,60 .................................-------•-••----................... 12/03 60.1, 60.2 .. ......................... ................... :............ ..... 5/98 61,62 ............ :.............................................. :............ - 63, 64..................................................................... 5/00 65,66 ............... :.................. .................................. 1 1/08 67, 68 .. ........ ........................................................... 1/08 Title 6 1 .........., ................................... ............................... 2/04 3,4....................... ........................................................ 5.6 ............................................•--•--....................... 7.8 .... :...... ::.:.......................................................... 8/01 9.10 ......... ............................................. I.................... 11,12 ..................................................................... 8/01 13, 14..................................................................... 8/02 15, 16..................................................................... 8/02 17,18 ..................................................................... 5/98 19 .............. ................................................ :......:...:. 2/04 Title 7 1 ................... ................................................. .-------- 2/04 3,4 ........................................................................ 7/07 5,6 ......................._........................................_........ 7/07 6.1, 6.2................................................................... 7/07 7,8 ............................................................................ 9,10 ............................... ...::............................. ...- 1/08 (Revised 8/08) Revisions -2 Edmonds City Code Page Revised Date 11,12 ...........................:......................................... 1/08 12.1, 12.2............................................................... 1/08 13,14 .............................................................._........ 7/07 15,16 ..................................................................... 7/07 17,18 .......................................................•............ 3/06 18.1, 18.2............................................................... 5/03 19.20 ........................ :......................... :..................... - 21, 22 ....................................................................... - 23,24 ............,........................................................ 5/04 25,26 ..................................................................... 5/04 27,28 ..................................................................... 5/04 29,30 .........--•--•---•.......................-..........,.......•--.. 5/04 31,32 ..................................................................... 8/02 33,34 .................................................................... 5/04 -.. 35, 36 .................... ......•......................................... 5/04 37, 38-- ......................... ................ . ......... ......... 5/04 39,40 .................. :......................... ......:.................. 5/04 41, 42 .... ...... .... ....................................................... 5/04 43,44 ..................................................................... 5/04 44.1, 44.2.............................................................. 5/04 45,46 ..................................................................... 8/02 47,48 ................................. ..................................... 8/02 49,50 ..................................................................... 8/02 51,52 ..................................................................... 8/02 53,54 ...................:...................:............................. 8/02 55,56 ................................-........................... ........ 5/04 57,58 ..................................................................... 5/04 59,60 ..................................................................... 2/04 61, 62 -............................................................. ........ 2/04 63,64 ............................ ................................ 2/04 65,66 ........... ............. ............................. .............. 2/04 Title 8 1.................................::............................ ........................................... 7/07 3, 4 . ......................... .................................................. 5,6 ........................................ •••.--•............................. - 7, 8..--•-----•--•......................................................... 1I/98 -91 10 . ............... .......................................................... - -11, 12 ........ ............... ............... .................... ::..:...... 1/05 -13,14 ................:...............:......••............................ 1/08 • 15, 16..........................................................:........ 11/05 17,18 .........................•-•---••---.............................---- 1/08 18.1, 18.2............................................................... 1/08 18.2a, 18.2b........................................................... 1/08 18.3, 18.4 ..................... ............ ........... ;:................. 9/06 18.4a, 18.4b........................................................... 9/06 18.5, 18.6 ........................ :......................... ........... 11/05 18.7, 18.8 ................. :....... :....... ............................ 11/05 -.18.9, 18.10........................................................... 11/05 19,20 .......................................•--._............................ ---- 21, 22........................................................................ -- 23, 24..................................................................... 7/07 25,26 .................................................................... 7/07 26.1, 26.2 ......... .......... .................... :........... :........... 7/07 Table of Revised Pages Page Revised Date 27,28 ................................................................... 12/06 29,30 ............. .....-................................................ 12/06 31, 32.........,,........................................................ 12/06 33,34 ......................................:.............................. 1/08 35,36 ..................... ..:............................... .............. 1/08 37:...................................:.................................... 11/05 Title 9 1 ......................... •..-•----......................................... 12/96 3,4 ......................... ................................ .............. 12/96 5,6 ............................................................•.......... 12/96 7,8 ........... ............. ............................. ....... :.::....... 12/96 9, 10 .... ....... ::......... ::............................................. 12/96 Title 10 8/98 1............................................................................. 8/04 3,4 ....................................... .....•_....... .........,.. - 5, 6......................................................................... 8/03 6.1, 6.2 ........... ....................................... ................. 8/03 7,8 ......................................................................... 3/07 9, 10........................................................................ 1/08 11, 12..................................................................... 1/08 13, 14.................................................................... 1/08 14.1, 14.2 ................................................... ......... 1/08 15,16 ................................................................. .. 17, 18................------............................................... 6/05 18.1, 18.2............................................................. 10/97 19,20 .................................................. ................ a 11/02 21,22 ..................................................................... 8/98 23,24 .........:.....:..................................................... 2/98 25, 26 ..:. ............. ................................................... 8/04 27,28 ........ .-•.--•... --••.............................................. 1/08 29 .............•--......--..•............................ .................... 3/05 Ordinance Table 1,2 .....................................................--.................. 8/98 3,4 ......................................................................... 2/00 5,6 .............. ....................................................... 7,8 .......................... .......... ............. .,..._....... ....,..... 8/04 9, 10:................................................................ ...... 11/05 11,12 .........................................._......................... 11/05 13,14 .............................................................•--._. 11/05 15,16 .................................................................. 11/05 17,18 .............................. ........................ .....:....... 11/05 19,20 ............................. . ............................... 7/07 21,22 .---................................:................................ 7/07 23,24 .........................•-•-•--.....:........................._..._. 7/07 25,26 ..................................................................... 7/07 27,28 ..................................................................... 7/07 29, 30 ... ...... ..................... .,....................................... 7/07 31, 32 .........................................•........................... 7/07 33,34 ..................................•---................... •--- 7/07 35,36 ......................................... :....... .................... 7/07 37................................_.._............. ....................... 8/08 Revisions -3 (Revised 8/08) Table oyRevised Pages Page Revised Date Index 1,2 ------__'-................................... 7/07 l4 ----_—_._-- 8X08 4.1,4.2 ---'-----........................................ 8X08 5.6..................................................................... 1N8 7.8 .................................................. 1/08 9.l0' .......................................... ..... ................. 1X08 11, 12 -................................................................ 1/08 13,14 ...... ................................. ......... ............ .... lX) (Revised 8/08) Rovbimoo~4 Title 3 REVENUE AND FINANCE Chapters: Page 3.01 Sale of City Property............................................................................ 3 3.02 Lost and Unclaimed Property.............................................................. 4 3.04 Repealed...............................................................................................6 3.05 Equipment Rental Fund....................................................................... 6 3.07 Criminal Investigation Contingency Fund ........................................... 9 3.08 Drug Enforcement Fund.................................................................... 10 3.09 Cumulative Reserve Fund for Fire Apparatus ................................... 10 3.10 Repealed..........................................................................................10.1 3.11 Local Improvement Guarantee Fund ................................................. 11 3.13 Municipal Arts Fund.......................................................................... 12 3.14 Repealed..........................................................................................14.1 3.15 Fire Donation Fund......................................................................... 14.1 3.16 Parks Trust Fund ................................. ............................................ 14.2 3.20 Business License and Occupation Tax .............................................. 15 3.22 Interfund Loan Program..................................................................... 22 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 3.45 Donations of Property to City............................................................ 42 3.50 Miscellaneous Charges................................................................... 42.1 3.60 Regulations of Basic Service Rates of the Cable Franchise ............. 43 3.70 Conflict of Interest..............................................................................47 3-1 (Revised 8/08) I Edmonds City Code provisions of this chapter. Any partial con- cluding year shall be similarly prorated. [Ord. 2837 § 2, 1991; Ord. 2210 § 1, 1981; Ord. 917 § 4, 19621. 3.20.050 Occupations subject to tax — Amounts. Sellers of electricity, gas, water, sewer, cable television and telephone services shall be subject to the taxes imposed by this chapter. There are levied upon, and shall be collected from, every person, firm, corporation or other entity on account of the business activities, license and occupation taxes in the amounts to be determined by the application of the rates against gross income as follows: A. Public Utility Districts. Upon every per- son, firm, corporation or other entity engaged in or carrying on the business of selling or fur- nishing electrical energy and power a fee or tax equal in the following percentages is levied upon the total gross income from such busi- ness within the city of Edmonds during the tax year for which the license is required: 1. A fee or tax equal to six percent. 2. Until December 31, 2013, an addi- tional three-quarters of one percent for a total of six percent shall be levied; provided, how- ever that the additional three-quarters of one percent shall automatically expire and be repealed on December 31, 2013. 3. Provided, however, that there shall be no tax or fee upon revenues derived from the sale of electricity for the purposes of resale. B. Natural or Manufactured Gas and Ser- vice. Upon every person, firm, corporation or other entity engaged in or carrying on the busi- ness of transmitting, distributing, selling and furnishing natural and/or manufactured gas, a tax equal to six percent of the total gross income from the sale of gas within the corpo- rate limits of the city during and for the term for which the occupation license is required. C. Brokered Natural Gas — Use Tax in Lieu of Occupations Tax. There is imposed under the authority of RCW 35.21.870 a use tax on 3.20.050 the consumers of brokered natural gas. Such tax shall be in lieu of the tax imposed by sub- section B of this section when consumers receive natural gas directly from a producer of manufactured natural gas outside of the state of Washington. Such tax shall be the same as that imposed on a natural manufactured gas utility by subsection B of this section, equal to six percent of the customer's monthly pur- chases or other use charge by the broker of out- of-state natural gas. D. Telephone Business. A tax equal to six percent of the gross subscribers' exchange monthly service charges billed to business and residence customers located within the corpo- rate limits of the city, together with six percent of gross income derived from intrastate toll service provided to business and residential customers located within the corporate limits of the city. E. Cable Television. Pursuant to Chapter 4.68 ECC, community antenna television sys- tems, commonly known as cable television franchisees, are hereby levied a franchise fee of five percent (five percent maximum), as authorized by 47 USC 542(a) and RCW 35.21.860, on all gross revenues derived from any source of revenue by cable television fran- chisees from their cable television operations in the city of Edmonds. In addition thereto, a business license tax, as authorized in part by 47 USC 542(g)(2)(A), is hereby levied equal to one percent (six percent maximum) on all gross revenues derived from any source of rev- enue by cable television franchisees from their cable television operations in the city of Edmonds. F. City Sewer Utility. The city of Edmonds, as a seller of sewer services, shall be subject to the tax imposed by this chapter. The sewer utility shall pay a license fee or tax equal to six percent on the gross income from the city's sewer utility. G. Solid Waste Haulers. Any solid waste hauler shall be subject to the tax imposed by this chapter. The solid waste hauler shall pay a 3-17 (Revised 8/08) 3.20.060 tax equal to six percent of the total gross income from the charges derived from solid waste disposal services within the corporate limits of the city during and for the term for which the occupation license is required. H. City Water Utility. The city of Edmonds, as the seller of water services, shall be subject to the tax imposed by this chapter. The water utility shall pay a license tax or fee equal to six percent on the gross income from the city's water utility. I. City Stormwater Utility. The city of Edmonds, as the seller of stormwater services, shall be subject to the tax imposed by this chapter. The stormwater utility shall pay a license tax or fee equal to six percent on the gross income from the city's stormwater util- ity. [Ord. 3688 § 1, 2008; Ord. 3618 § 1, 2006; Ord. 3531 § 1, 2005; Ord. 3432 § 2, 2002; Ord. 3281 § 1, 1999; Ord. 2899 § 1, 1992; Ord. 2837 § 3, 1991; Ord. 2775-A § 1, 1990; Ord. 2413, 1983; Ord. 2339 § 1, 1982]. 3.20.060 Exceptions and deductions. A. Interstate or Foreign Commerce. There shall be excepted and deducted from the total gross income upon which the license fee or tax is computed, so much thereof as is derived from the transactions in interstate or foreign commerce, or from business done for the gov- ernment of the United States, its officers or agents, and any amount paid by the taxpayer to the United States, the state of Washington or the city of Edmonds as excise taxes levied or imposed upon the sale or distribution of prop- erty or service. B. Bad Debts. There shall be excepted and deducted from the total gross income upon which the license fee or tax is computed, all bad debts for services incurred, rendered or charged for during the tax year, or for a preced- ing tax year if the charge-off is made in the current tax year. Debts shall be deemed bad and uncollectible when the same have been written off the books of the taxpayer. In the event debts are subse- (Revised 8/08) 3-18 quently collected, said income shall be reported in the return for tax year in which said debts are collected and at the rate prevailing in the tax year when collected. C. Cash Discounts. There shall be excepted and deducted from the total gross income upon which the license fee or tax is computed, all cash discounts allowed and actually granted to customers of the taxpayer during the tax year. D. Burden on Interstate Commerce. Noth- ing in this chapter shall be construed as requir- ing a license, or the payment of a license fee or tax, or the doing of any act, which would con- stitute an unlawful burden or interference in violation of the Constitution or laws of the United States or which would not be consistent with the Constitution or laws of the state of Washington. E. Deduction Allowed. Any person subject to the payment of a license fee or tax under the provisions of any ordinance of the city other than this chapter, on account of engaging in any activity for which he is liable to tax here- under, may deduct the amount of such fee or tax from the amount of fee or tax imposed by this chapter on account of such activity, but such persons shall, nevertheless, in the manner herein provided for, apply for and procure an "occupation license." F. There shall be excluded and deducted from the total gross income upon which the license fee or tax for telephone businesses and telecommunications companies is computed, the following: 1. That portion of the gross income de- rived from charges to another telecommunica- tions company, as defined in RCW 80.04.010, for connecting fees, switching charges, or car- rier access charges relating to intrastate toll telephone services, or for access to, or charges for, interstate services. 2. Charges by a taxpayer engaging in a telephone business or to a telecommunications Edmonds City Code Chapter 3.70 CONFLICT OF INTEREST Sections: 3.70.000 Definitions. 3.70.010 Restrictions on future employment of city employees. 3.70.020 Disclosure of privileged, confidential, or proprietary information. 3.70.030 Exemption. 3.70.040 Penalties. 3.70.000 Definitions. The definition of words used in this chapter shall be consistent with the definitions, context and usage of the terms in Chapter 42.23 RCW, and their interpretation by Washington courts. [Ord. 3689 § 1, 20081. 3.70.010 Restrictions on future employment of city employees. A. No former city official, officer or employee may, within a period of one year from the date of termination of city employ- ment, accept employment or receive compen- sation from an employer if: 1. The former city official, officer or employee, during the two years immediately preceding termination of city employment, was engaged in the negotiation or administra- tion of one or more contracts on behalf of the city with that employer and was in a position to make discretionary decisions affecting the out- come of such negotiation or the nature of such administration; and 2. Such a contract or contracts have a total value of more than $10,000; and 3. The duties of the employment with the employer or the activities for which the ,compensation would be received include ful- filling or implementing, in whole or in part, the provisions of such a contract or contracts or include the supervision or control of actions taken to fulfill or implement, in whole or in 3.70.010 part, the provisions of such a contract or con- tracts. This session shall not be construed to prohibit a city elected or appointed official or a city employee from accepting employment with a city employee organization. B. No former city official, officer or employee may, within a period of one year fol- lowing the termination of city employment, have a direct or indirect beneficial interest in a contract or grant that was expressly authorized or funded by specific legislative or executive action in which the former city official, officer or employee participated. C. No former city official, officer or employee may, within a period of one year fol- lowing the termination of city employment, represent any person before any city board, body, agency, department, committee, exam- iner, adjustor, or commission regarding a spe- cific project the former official or employee worked on, and was in a position to make dis- cretionary decisions or recommendations, dur- ing his/her term of service or employment unless: 1. The former city official, officer or employee receives no compensation for repre- senting that person; or 2. The specific project was a legislative issue; or 3. The matter involved in the representa- tion by the former city official, officer or employee directly affects properties owned by the former city official, officer or employee. D. Any elected or appointed official having the power to perform an official act or action shall, for a period of one year after the termi- nation of his or her employment or term of ser- vice, refrain from lobbying the city department, agency, elected body, commis- sion, or board on which they last served unless: 1. The former city elected or appointed official is receiving no compensation for such lobbying; or 2. The matter being lobbied directly affects properties owned by the former elected or appointed official. [Ord. 3689 § 1, 2008]. 3-47 (Revised 8/08) 3.70.020 3.70.020 Disclosure of privileged, confidential, or proprietary information. No former city official, officer or employee shall disclose or use any privileged, confiden- tial, or proprietary information gained because of his or her service or employment with the city. [Ord. 3689 § 1, 2008]. 3.70.030 Exemption. A. The prohibitions of ECC 3.70.010 not- withstanding, the city may contract with a former city official, officer or employee for expert or consultant services within one year of the latter's leaving city service upon deter- mination and approval by resolution from the city council that: 1. It is important for the city to obtain the services in the contract, and time is of the essence; 2. The former city official, officer or employee is best qualified to perform the ser- vices, and contracting with another would result in undue burden on the city; and 3. The interests of the city, including but not limited to legal, financial and operations, will not be undermined as a result thereof. B. The prohibitions of ECC 3.70.010 shall not apply to a former official, officer or employee acting on behalf of a governmental agency, if the city council determines that the service to the agency is not adverse to the interest of the city. C. Nothing in this chapter shall prohibit an official elected to serve a governmental entity other than the city of Edmonds from carrying out his or her official duties for that govern- mental entity. [Ord. 3689 § 1, 2008]. 3.70.040 Penalties. Any person violating any provision of ECC 3.70.010 and 3.70.020 shall be guilty of a gross misdemeanor and subject to punishment in accordance with ECC 5.50.020. [Ord. 3689 § 1, 20081. (Revised 8/08) 3-48 Edmonds City Code ment of all legal charges and expenses inciden- tal to impound and keeping of said animal. D. Adoption of Impounded Animals. If an impounded animal is licensed and known to belong to someone who has been unable to claim the animal within 72 hours the animal control authority may, at its discretion, extend the impound period for up to 10 days prior to release of the animal for adoption. E. Disposition. Any animal not redeemed or adopted may be destroyed or otherwise dis- posed of by the animal control authority. The mayor is authorized to enter into contracts for disposal with appropriate agencies, not includ- ing vivisectionists. F. Disposal of Certain Animals. It is lawful for any police officer or animal control officer to kill any dangerous or vicious dog or other animal found at large which cannot, in their judgment, be safely taken up and impounded. G. Impounding Sick or Injured Animals. When in the judgment of a licensed veterinar- ian or the animal control authority, an animal should be destroyed for humane reasons, such animal may not be redeemed. The animal con- trol authority or its agents shall not be held lia- ble for the destruction of said animal. H. Hindrance to Impounding. No person shall willfully: 1. Prevent or hinder the impounding of any animal found in violation of this chapter; 2. Remove the animal from the desig- nated shelter without the authority of the chief of police, the animal control authority or the officer in charge of the designated shelter; 3. Remove the animal from the desig- nated shelter without paying all lawful charges against the animal; or 4. Resist or obstruct the animal control authority or its officers in the performance of its duties. [Ord. 3451 § 1, 2003]. 5.05.127.1 5.05.127.1 Spay or neuter of owner - surrendered and stray animals required. A. Stray dogs and cats at least two months of age from the city's animal control service area that are placed at and retained by the city designated shelter, and dogs and cats owned by citizens residing within the city's animal con- trol service area that are surrendered at the city's designated shelter, shall be spayed or neutered, and verification of said surgery shall be provided before animals are adopted. Pro- vided, however, that any animal which has not been spayed or neutered, and which is cur- rently licensed pursuant to ECC 5.05.020 or 5.05.025 shall not be subject to be spayed or neutered until the notification period of 10 days established by ECC 5.05.126(D) has expired. B. The city's designated veterinarian(s) shall determine if said animals are appropriate candidates for surgery. Dogs and cats deter- mined by the city's designated veterinarian to be permanently inappropriate candidates for surgery may be adopted without surgery. Dogs and cats at least two months of age who are determined to be temporarily inappropriate candidates for surgery, and dogs and cats under two months of age, may be adopted without surgery, providing that a $50.00 deposit shall be collected from the adopter. Said deposit shall be returned to the adopter upon receipt of written verification that the animal has been spayed or neutered within six months of adoption. If the spay or neuter sur- gery is performed by a city designated veteri- narian, the basic surgical costs will be paid by the city as outlined in ECC 5.05.127.2. If the animal is determined to be a permanently inap- propriate surgical candidate the surgery will not be required. In such cases the deposit shall be returned to the adopter upon written verifi- cation by a veterinarian of the animal's inap- propriate surgical candidacy. Failure to have the animal spayed or neutered within the spec - 5 -17 (Revised 8/08) 5.05.127.2 ified time period will result in the forfeiture of the deposit and the deposit shall be placed in the city of Edmonds' animal benefit fund. C. Dogs or cats which have been spayed or neutered at city expense shall be subject to a fee of $50.00 as provided in this chapter. This fee, unlike the deposit provided for in subsec- tion (B) of this section, shall not be refundable. D. When scheduling prohibits a timely spay or neuter surgery by the city's designated veterinarian(s), the new adoptive family mem- ber will be allowed to take the animal home after signing an affidavit promising to return the animal to the designated veterinarian(s) at a scheduled appointment time made by the ani- mal control authority. Failure to keep the scheduled appointment for the animal will constitute a violation of this chapter with the adoptive person subject to a penalty under EMC 5.05.127.4. [Ord. 3681 § 1, 2008; Ord. 3486 § 2, 2004; Ord. 3451 § 1, 2003]. 5.05.127.2 Animal benefit fund established. A. There is hereby established an animal benefit fund for the purpose of financially assisting low-income city of Edmonds resi- dents in obtaining spay or neuter services for their dogs or cats, and providing for spay and neuter services for stray dogs and cats from the city's animal control service area that are placed at and retained by the city designated shelter, and dogs and cats owned by citizens residing within the city's animal control ser- vice area that are surrendered at the city desig- nated shelter prior to their adoption back into the community. Application may be made to the city of Edmonds animal benefit fund to effectuate this purpose. B. The city may grant a financial assistance voucher to a resident in the amount of $30.00 to be applied toward the costs of obtaining spay or neuter services for an animal by the city's designated veterinarian(s); provided, that except in cases involving the spay or neu- ter of owner -surrendered or stray animals that will be returned to the city's designated animal (Revised 8/08) 5-18 shelter, proof of the animal owner's city of Edmonds residency, as well as a statement of financial need, shall be required as a prerequi- site to receiving said financial assistance voucher. C. After performing the necessary spay or neuter surgery upon an animal, the city's des- ignated veterinarian(s) may submit an invoice to the city of Edmonds requesting reimburse- ment. The invoice will be paid at full cost of agreed upon prevailing industry standards for spay and neuter services for stray dogs and cats from the city's animal control service area that are placed at and retained by the city desig- nated shelter, and dogs and cats owned by cit- izens residing within the city's animal control service area that are surrendered at the city designated shelter. D. After performing the necessary spay or neuter surgeries upon an animal, the city's des- ignated veterinarian(s) may submit an invoice for $30.00 for the financial assistance voucher. For the financial assistance voucher, the invoice shall be submitted with a photocopy of said voucher attached, shall be signed by a vet- erinarian, and shall contain the -following information: 1. Identification of the animal. 2. Identification of the person request- ing the spay or neuter services for the animal. 3. Identification of the specific type of spay or neuter services performed. 4. Date of performance of the spay or neuter services. E. Within 30 days of receiving an invoice for spay or neuter services performed by the city's designated veterinarian(s), the city shall provide payment to the designated veterinarian in the amount of $30.00 per financial assis- tance voucher or paid at full cost of agreed upon prevailing industry standards for spay and neuter services for stray dogs and cats from the city's animal control service area that are placed at and retained by the city desig- nated shelter, and dogs and cats owned by cit- izens residing within the city's animal control Edmonds City Code service area that are surrendered at the city designated shelter. Said amount shall be drawn exclusively from the city's animal benefit fund. [Ord. 3451 § 1, 2003]. 5.05.127.3 Definitions and integration of initiative provisions. ECC 5.05.127.1 and 5.05.127.2 have been adopted pursuant to a citizens initiative. The initiative's provisions utilize terms which are not defined and in some cases are different than terms utilized in the ordinance codified in this chapter and/or in the day to day adminis- tration of the city's animal control system. A. Definitions. When used in ECC 5.05.127.1 and 5.05.127.2, these terms shall have the following definitions: 1. "Designated shelter" shall mean the location designated by ordinance or contract for the custody of stray or other animals by the animal control system of the city and shall include terms such as "designated kennel." 2. "Designated veterinarian(s)" shall mean the veterinarian(s), entity or organiza- tion with whom the city has contracted to per- form the services required under this chapter. 3. "Deposit" shall mean that portion of the adoption fee which is refundable upon proof of spaying/neutering of the adopted ani- mal. The term does not include administrative fees, fines, or other charges established by this chapter or other city ordinance. 4. "Agreed upon prevailing industry standards for spay and neuter services" shall be determined by reference to the rate estab- lished by ordinance or a contract with the des- ignated veterinarian(s). B. Integration. The provisions of ECC 5.05.127.1 and 5.05.127.2 have been adopted pursuant to initiative (hereinafter "initiative provisions"). Initiatives are prohibited by state law from imposing administrative detail or from exercising powers delegated specifically to the city council. In the event of ambiguity or 5.05.127.4 conflict regarding the provisions of ECC 5.05.127.1 or 5.05.127.2, the following rules of interpretation shall apply: 1. With respect to the interpretation of any term or concept of the initiative provisions relating to the adoption of dogs or cats from the city's designated shelter, any ambiguity or conflict relating to adoption shall be inter- preted to require or encourage the spaying or neutering of dogs or cats adopted from the city's animal control system. 2. With respect to ambiguities or con- flicts between the initiative provisions and administrative provisions of city code, or any contract approved by the city council, the administrative provisions of city code or a con- tract shall control. 3. With respect to ambiguity or conflict between the initiative provisions and any exer- cise of a power delegated to the legislative power of the city council by statute or the Washington State Constitution, the exercise of the city council's legislative power shall con- trol. 4. Any attempt by the initiative provi- sions, including Section 3 of Ordinance 3435, to exercise a power in excess of powers avail- able through the initiative process and/or to exercise a power which is unavailable to the city shall be void and interpreted in a manner consistent with the scope of initiative powers. [Ord. 3451 § 1, 20031. 5.05.127.4 Failure to spay or neuter — Penalties. A. Any person who fails to spay or neuter an animal adopted from the city's designated shelter shall be guilty of an infraction. B. Penalties. 1. First infraction: punishable by a fine of $100.00. 2. Second and subsequent infractions: punishable by a fine of $250.00. 3. If said animal is taken up by animal control while running at large in violation of ECC 5.05.050, the fines established above 5-19 (Revised 8/08) 5.05.128 shall be doubled, up to the maximum allowed under RCW 7.80.120. 4. All fines set forth herein shall be in addition to any other fine or deposit forfeiture otherwise provided by city ordinance. [Ord. 3681 § 2, 2008; Ord. 3451 § 1, 2003]. 5.05.128 Animal cruelty. A. A person is guilty of animal cruelty if the person knowingly, recklessly, or with criminal negligence inflicts unnecessary suf- fering or pain upon an animal. B. An owner of an animal is guilty of ani- mal cruelty if the owner knowingly, reck- lessly, or with criminal negligence: 1. Fails to provide the animal with nec- essary food, water, shelter, rest, sanitation, ventilation, space, or medical attention and the animal suffers unnecessary or unjustifiable physical pain as a result of the failure; or 2. Abandons the animal. C. Animal cruelty is a misdemeanor. D. In any prosecution for animal cruelty, it shall be an affirmative defense, if established by the defendant by a preponderance of the evidence, that the defendant's failure was due to economic distress beyond the defendant's control. E. If a law enforcement officer or animal control officer has probable cause to believe that an owner of a domestic animal has com- mitted animal cruelty, the officer may autho- rize, with a warrant, the seizure and removal of the animal to a suitable place for feeding and care. An animal may be seized and removed without a warrant only if the animal is in an immediate life-threatening condition. F. Upon conviction for animal cruelty, the defendant shall make restitution to the city of Edmonds for all veterinary and kennel expenses incurred by the city. G. Any animal seized and removed from an owner pursuant to this section shall not there- after be released to the owner during investiga- tion of or prosecution for animal cruelty. Upon (Revised 8/08) 5-20 conviction for animal cruelty the owner shall forfeit any interest in the seized and removed animal. [Ord. 3451 § 1, 2003]. 5.05.128.1 Use of domestic dogs and cats as bait. Chapter 226, Section 1, Laws of 1990, including all future amendments, is hereby adopted by reference. [Ord. 3451 § 1, 2003]. 5.05.129 Guard dogs. Guard dogs shall be kept contained within a building or on a leash under the control of a person, or enclosed within a solid or chain link fence of sufficient height to prevent the dog from reaching persons off the property. The owner shall restrain the guard dog in such a manner that the dog is unable to reach those persons using the normal ingress and egress to and from the property. The owner shall post signs in two conspicuous places on the prop- erty warning that a guard dog is on the pre- mises. The owner must indicate at the time of obtaining a dog license that the dog is a guard dog. [Ord. 3451 § 1, 2003]. 5.05.130 Covered animal regulations. A. Required Open Space and Minimum Dimensional Requirements for Pasturing. There shall be not less than 12,000 square feet of open space for maintaining and pasturing the first covered animal on any parcel of prop- erty, and an additional 8,000 square feet shall be required for each additional covered ani- mal. In addition, the following minimum dimensional requirements for open space and pasturing purposes shall be provided: 1. The pasture area shall have a mini- mum width of 80 feet. 2. The stable housing the covered ani- mal shall be set back at least 30 feet from any side, rear and front property lines. 3. In the event the covered animal gives birth, thereby exceeding the number of cov- ered animals allowed by the minimum set forth in this subsection, the owner of said animals Edmonds City Code and/or the occupier of the premises shall con- form to the number of said animals or the dimensional requirements within one year of the birth of said animals. B. Fencing. The owner and/or tenant or other occupier of the premises upon which any covered animal is maintained for more than seven consecutive days within the city limits shall provide adequate fencing in a good state of repair to guarantee the confinement of said animal within said fence, which fence shall completely enclose an area describing at least the minimum area of open space and pasturing, including the minimum dimensional require- ments. C. Waste Disposal. The owner of each cov- ered animal and the owner and/or occupier of the premises upon which said animal is main- tained within the city limits shall guarantee and, at all times, maintain the premises upon which the covered animal is maintained in a sanitary and neat condition, including, but not 5-20a 5.05.130 (Revised 8/08) This page left intentionally (Revised s/os) 5-20b blank. Edmonds City Code 3645 5/15/07 Amends § 5.05.050, animal control (5.05) 3646 5/22/07 Amends Ch. 18.45, land clearing and tree cutting code (18.45) 3647 6/5/07 Street vacation (Special) 3648 6/5/07 Amends § 4.50.040(D), massage therapist 3683 4/1/08 fees (4.50) 3649 6/19/07 Amends §§ 3.22.010 and 3.22.020, interfund loan program (3.22) 3650 6/19/07 Rezone (Special) 3651 6/19/07 Repeals and replaces Title 19, community development code (19.00, 19.05, 19. 10, 3686 5/27/08 19.15, 19.20, 19.25, 19.30, 19.35, 19.40, 19.45, 19.50, 19.55, 19.60, 19.65, 19.70, 3687 6/3/08 19.75, 19.80, 19.85, 19.90, 19.95) 3652 6/19/07 Repeals § 16.30.040(B), multiple 3688 6/17/08 residential zone (16.30) 3653 6/19/07 Amends § 8.48.215, parking (8.48) 3654 7/17/07 Repeals § 21.40.030(C)(1), height 3689 6/17/08 (Repealer) 3655 7/17/07 Amends §§ 5.05.010 and 17.35.040, poultry (5.05, 17.35) 3656 7/17/07 Adds § 1.04.040, council meetings (1.04) 3657 8/7/07 Adds § 7.30.036, sewer special connection districts (7.30) 3658 8/20/07 Rezone (Special) 3659 8/20/07 Rezone (Special) 3660 8/20/07 Amends 2007 budget (Special) 3661 8/20/07 Adds Ch. 4.98, constitutionally protected events (4.98) 3662 9/4/07 Street vacation (Special) 3663 9/18/07 Adds § 20.110.030(7); amends Ch. 18.40, prohibited rockeries (18.40, 20.110) 3664 9/18/07 Amends § 10.25.030, civil service commission (10.25) 3665 10/2/07 Rezone (Special) 3666 11/5/07 Rezone (Special) 3667 11/5/07 Adds § 8.48.166; amends §§ 8.48.175, 8.64.060 and 8.64.068(B), parking (8.48, 8.64) 3668 11/5/07 Adds §§ 4.68.390, 4.68.400 and 4.68.410, community antenna television systems (4.68) 3669 11/5/07 Amends §§ 10.90.010 and 10.90.020, Edmonds historic preservation commission (10.90) 3670 11/20/07 Adds Ch. 3.45, donations of property to city (3.45) 3671 11/20/07 Adds § 1.02.060, mid -biennial budget review and modification (1.02) 3672 11/20/07 Amends 2007 budget (Special) 3673 11/20/07 2008 tax levies (Special) 3674 11/20/07 Amends 2007-2008 budget (Special) 3675 11/20/07 Adds § 2.35.010(G), vacation and sick leave (235) 3676 1/15/08 Authorizes loans to Edmonds public facilities district (Special) 3677 1/15/08 Adds Ch. 5.60, graffiti (5.60) 3678 2/5/08 Approves Cooper's Crest final plat (Special) 3679 2/5/08 Amends on interim basis § 21.55.007, local public facilities (Expired) 3680 2/26/08 Salary ranges for nonrepresented personnel (Special) Ordinance Table 3681 3/18/08 Adds § 5.05.127.1(D); amends Tables - 37 (Revised 8/08) § 5.05.127.4(B), dogs and cats (5.05) 3682 4/1/08 Adds on interim basis § 21.85.015; amends on interim basis § 21.90.140, rainwater collection tanks and setbacks (21.85, 21.90) 3683 4/1/08 Determines final assessment reimbursement area and pro rata shares of reimbursable costs (Special) 3684 4/15/08 Amends 2008 budget (Special) 3685 5/27/08 Amends Ord. 3622, mayor's salary (Special) 3686 5/27/08 Amends Ord. 3410, councilmembers' salaries (Special) 3687 6/3/08 Approves loan to Edmonds public facilities district (Special) 3688 6/17/08 Amends § 3.20.050, cable television franchise fee and business license tax (3.20) 3689 6/17/08 Adds Ch. 3.70, conflict of interest (3.70) Tables - 37 (Revised 8/08) Edmonds City Code City attorney Card playing See Gambling tax Vacancies 10.16.020 Carnivals See Public amusements Cigarettes CATV systems See also Tobacco products sale Building moving 4.68.120 Possession by minor unlawful 5.46.070 CFAR (competitive franchise application rule) Circuses See Public amusements application Citizens' commission on compensation of elected fee, deposit 4.68.410 officials requisites 4.68.400 Compensation schedule recommendation 10.80.060 review, process 4.68.390 Duties 10.80.020 City costs Eligibility 10.80.030 apportionment 4.68.370 Members 10.80.040 reimbursement 4.68.360 Open meetings 10.80.070 Consistency with other regulations 4.68.380 Organization 10.80.050 Construction standards 4.68.080 Purpose 10.80.010 Definitions 4.68.010 Referendum applicability 10.80.080 Franchise Reimbursement exception 10.80.090 acceptance 4.68.050 City application 4.68.030 Boards, commissions external costs 4.68.250 attendance fee 4.68.160 exemptions 1.05.040 issuance 4.68.040 records 1.05.020 revocation 4.68.300 required 1.05.010 termination for noncompliance 4.68.3 10 council confirmation defined 10.01.010 terms 4.68.020 quorum 1.05.050 Indemnity, hold harmless agreements 4.68.320 vacancies, filling 1.05.030 Institutional networks Budget review, modification 1.02.060 capability, activation 4.68.220 Checks, insufficient funds, charges 3.50.020 city-wide interconnection 4.68.230 Claims See Claims against the city franchisee contributions 4.68.240 Classification Insurance 4.68.330 continuity 1.02.040 Meetings with city 4.68.170 effective date 1.02.020 Nondiscrimination 4.68.260 noncharter code city 1.02.010 Ownership transfers 4.68.280 Code See Code Performance bond 4.68.340 Council See Council Police power of city 4.68.060 Officers, employees See City officers, employees Property abandonment 4.68.290 Property, sales Public, educational and governmental access See also Equipment rental fund city-wide interconnection 4.68.210 authority 3.01.010 required 4.68.200 bids Rate schedule 4.68.140 call, notice 3.01.030 Records inspection 4.68.190 opening, rejecting 3.01.040 Right-of-way use 4.68. 100 instruments of conveyance 3.01.050 Rules, regulations 4.68.070 minimum price 3.01.020 Safety requirements 4.68.110 negotiated sales 3.01.060 Security, recourse against 4.68.350 Records, copying Service certification fees 1.20.060 continuity 4.68.270 exemptions 1.20.030 denial 4.68.150 fees System evaluation 4.68.180 charging, exceptions 1.20.040 Tree trimming 4.68.130 modifications 1.20.070 Undergrounding, landscaping 4.68.090 index 1.20.045 Cemetery board public disclosure 1.20.080 Alternate 10.16.070 public records officer 1.20.010 Council supervision 10.16.060 request Maintenance funds 10.16.050 form 1.20.010 Meetings 10.16.040 response 1.20.020 Membership, terms 10.16.010 transcriptions 1.20.050 Powers 10.16.030 City attorney Severability 10.16.200 Compensation 2.05.030 Index -3 (Revised 8/08) City officers, employees Duties 2.05.020 Legal services contract 2.05.0 10 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 Breaks 2.37.010 Compensation See Citizens' commission on compensation of elected officials Confirmation process 2.10.010 Conflict of interest definitions 3.70.000 exemption 3.70.030 future employment restrictions 3.70.010 information disclosure 3.70.020 violation, penalty 3.70.040 Emergency periods, extra duty 2.35.050 Exempt employees 2.20.020 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 Military leave additional leave, obligations 2.36.030 involuntary service 2.36.020 reservists, annual entitlement 2.36.010 shared leave See under Vacation, sick leave 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 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 (Revised 8/08) Index -4 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 department 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 Scope 10.25.030 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 See also Water Accounting 7.60.020 Assistance fund 7.60.030 Water, sewer, stormwater utilities combined 7.60.010 Community development department Director, references to 2.10.050 Community impact statements See under Business license Edmonds City Code Community oriented open air markets Community oriented open air markets Administration 4.90. 110 Definitions 4.90.010 Exemptions 4.90.025 License application 4.90.090 Index -4.1 (Revised 8/08) This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 8/08) Index -4.2