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Edmonds City Code Supplement 48SUPPLEMENT DIRECTIONS Updated by: EDMONDS CITY CODE Dated: Supplement No. 48 — February 2009 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 3699 through 3722, passed January 6, 2009. Remove these pages Insert these pages Table of Contents 1 — 5................................................................ 1 — 5 Table of Revised Pages Title 2 Title 3 Title 4 Title 5 Title 6 Title 8 24.1-24.4 ............................................ 24.1-24.4 1............................................................................ 1 17-18 ........................................................ 17-18 45-46 ..................................................... 45-46.2 54.3-54.6 ............................................ 54.3-54.6 1............................................................................ 1 67-68 ........................................................ 67-69 1 — 8............................................................. 1-8.4 18.3-18.4b .......................................... 18.3-18.4 (Revised 2/09) Remove these pages Insert these pages Ordinance Table 1-2 ................................................................ 1-2 5-6 ..................... — 15-18 ........................................................ 15-18 25-26 ........................................................ 25-26 29-30 ........................................................ 29-30 35-37 ........................................................ 35-38 Index 3-10 ......................................................... 3-10.2 13-16 ........................................................ 13-16 Please call Code Publishing Company (206-527-6831) should questions arise while removing and replacing supplement pages. (Revised 2/09) 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 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 ....................................................... .................................. 19 2.35 Vacation and Sick Leave....................................................................... 19 2.36 Military Leave..................................................................................... 24.2 2.37 Miscellaneous Leave and Break Provisions ....................................... 24.4 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 Repealed................................................................................................... 6 3.05 Equipment Rental Fund........................................................................... 6 3.07 Criminal Investigation Contingency Fund ..................... 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 Contents -1 (Revised 2/09) 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 3.65 Transportation Benefit District.............................................................. 46 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 (Revised 2/09) Contents -2 4.98 Constitutionally Protected Events ...... :................................. .....:....,..... ... 72 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......................................................................... 20.3 5.10 Boating Code...................................................................................... 20.3 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 ................... 2 8. 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 ..................................... I.......... 60.1 5.50 Penalties and Court Costs...................................................................... 62 5.55 Emergency Response Cost Recovery .................................................... 64 5.60 Graffiti.................................................................................................... 65 5.65 Emergency Medical Service Transport Charges ................................... 68 Title 6 Health and Sanitation 6.10 Health Officer - Duties............................................................................ 3 6.20 Nuisances.................................................................................................. 4 6.30 Noxious Weeds...................................................................................... 8.2 6.40 Litter Control......................................................................................... 8.3 6.50 Repealed................................................................................................. 14 6.60 Disaster Preparation and Coordination................................................... 14 6.65 Edmonds Fire Department - Provision of Emergency Services............ 19 6.70 Pollution of Watercourses........................................................................ 19 Title 7 Utility Charges and Regulations 7.10 Water Service......................................................................... •. ......... 3 Contents -3 (Revised 2/09) 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 7.60 Combined Utility................................................................................... 8.28 18 7.70 Solid Waste Management ................................................................... 18.1 7.80 Solid Waste Recycling........................................................................... Motorized Foot Scooters......................................................................... 19 7.90 Wastewater Pretreatment - General Provisions ..................................... 23 7.91 Wastewater Pretreatment - General Requirements ............................... 31 7.92 Wastewater Pretreatment - Wastewater Discharge Permit 23 8.52 Requirements......................................................................................... 41 7.93 Wastewater Pretreatment - Reporting Requirements ............................ 43 7.94 Wastewater Pretreatment - Sampling and Analytical Requirements .... 44 7.95 Wastewater Pretreatment - Compliance Monitoring ............................. 45 7.96 Wastewater Pretreatment - Confidential Information ........................... 47 7.97 Wastewater Pretreatment - Administrative Enforcement Remedies..... 47 7.98 Wastewater Pretreatment - Judicial Enforcement Remedies ................ 51 7.99 Wastewater Pretreatment - Supplemental Enforcement Action............ 52 7.100 Wastewater Pretreatment - Affirmative Defenses to Discharge Violations............................................................................................... 53 7.101 Reserved................................................................................................. 55 7.102 Wastewater Pretreatment - Miscellaneous Provisions .......................... 56 7.200 Illegal Discharges to Stormwater System and Watercourses ................. 58 Title 8 Traffic 8.04 Definitions and Title ....................................................... 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 8.36 Motorized Foot Scooters......................................................................... 12 8.48 Parking................................................................................................... 14 8.49 Downtown Edmonds Rideshare Program ............................................ 18.8 8.50 Abandoned and Junked Motor Vehicles ........................................... 18. tO 8.51 Edmonds Employee Permit Parking Program ........................................ 23 8.52 Residential Parking Zone Regulations .................. 8.56 Regulating Traffic on Certain Highways ............................................... 29 8.60 Enforcement........................................................................................... 30 8.64 Schedules of Designated Streets............................................................ 31 Title 9 Streets and Sidewalks 9.05 Datum Line........................................................... ............................. 3 9.20 Sidewalk Construction............................................................................. 3 (Revised 2/09) Contents -4 9.25 Street Obstruction.................................................................................... 9 Title 10 Boards and Commissions 10.01 Council Confirmation.............................................................................. 3 10.05 Architectural Design Board..................................................................... 3 10.15 Building Board of Appeals...................................................................... 5 10.16 Cemetery Board...............................................................................I.... 6.1 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...................................................................................... 19 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 Compensation of Elected Officials .............. 25 10.90 Edmonds Historic Preservation Commission ........................................ 27 Tables Index Contents -5 (Revised 2/09) 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 3722, passed January 6, 2009. 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V.l0................................... ....................... ............ 2/09 l(ll.l02................................. ......................... 2/09 11.12 ............................ —'.............. ..................... 1/08 13, 14 ............ ................................... .................. 2/09 (Revised 2/09) Revisions -4 Edmonds City Code sick leave hours with the last paycheck in August of each year. The sick leave payout shall be paid with the first paycheck in January. Employees must request the optional sick leave payout within 10 working days from the date notice of accrued sick leave was provided. G. Newly hired employees who are entitled to transfer sick leave from their previous employer to the city of Edmonds pursuant to interlocal agreement, collective bargaining agreement and/or state law may transfer such sick leave banks subject to the rules set forth in this section. In addition, a transferred employee who would, under the provisions of the city's personnel policies, be required to pay back worker's compensation benefits advanced by the city and thereby restore his/her sick leave bank may exercise such rights with respect to funds received from Labor and Industries as worker's compensa- tion within the first six months of their employ- ment, thereby buying back sick leave which otherwise could have been transferred. [Ord. 3444 § 1, 2003; Ord. 3279 § 4,1999; Ord. 2668 § 2, 1988; Ord. 2664 § 7, 1988; Ord. 1462, 1970; Ord. 1422, 1969; Ord. 1168 § 6, 1966]. 2.35.070 Transfer of position. In the event an employee is transferred from one position to another within the city, any accrued vacation time and/or accrued sick leave time and/or compensating time shall be available to the employee in his new position. [Ord. 1168 § 7, 1966]. 2.35.080 Extenuating circumstances. The foregoing provisions of this chapter shall be considered as minimum employee privileges, which may be extended for extenu- ating circumstances upon the approval of the mayor. [Ord. 1168 § 8, 1966]. 2.35.090 Conflict. A. In the event that any provision of this chapter or any provision of this title shall con- flict with any provision of an employment con - 2.35.090 tract or collective bargaining agreement approved by the city council, such contract or agreement shall prevail. In no event shall any employee be entitled to claim greater benefits under this chapter than those provided for by a collective bargaining agreement or employee contract covering said individual's employ- ment. B. It is understood that in order to attract experienced personnel, the city may be required to authorize deviations from the ben- efits established by this title or through the city's personnel manual. During the course of any budget year, the mayor or his designee is authorized to extend offer letters to individuals which provide for benefits greater than those to which an entry-level employee would be entitled. The purpose of this authorization is to permit the city to attract persons with experi- ence at comparable public agencies. When the mayor, in his discretion, believes that it is nec- essary to attract such individuals to the city, benefits may be authorized which place an individual at a higher level of benefits, such as vacation accrual, than their hire date would otherwise indicate. Such employment offers shall be ratified by the city council. In the event such ratification is not granted, the indi- vidual shall retain those benefits only for the budget year in which they are offered. The mayor's offer shall not exceed the maximum imposed for employees of the classification or job status which has been established for such benefit without the prior written consent of the city council. All such offers shall be limited to and within the funds budgeted for the budget year in which the offer is made. [Ord. 3505 § 3, 2004; Ord. 2571 § 3, 1986]. 2-24.1 (Revised 2/09) 2.36.010 Chapter 2.36 MILITARY LEAVE* Sections: 2.36.010 Annual leave for reservists. 2.36.020 Military service. 2.36.030 Other military leave and obligations. *Code reviser's note: Ord. 3373 added this chapter as Chapter 2.25. It has been editorially renumbered to pre- vent duplication of chapter numbers. 2.36.010 Annual leave for reservists. Every city employee who is a member of the Washington National Guard or of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, or Marine Corps Reserve of the United States, or of any organized reserve or armed forces of the United States, shall be entitled to annual leave as provided in RCW 38.40.060. [Ord. 3373 § 1, 2001]. 2.36.020 Military service. A. Subject to the provisions of subsections (B) through (G) of this section, every city employee who is called to active duty or enlists for duty in the Washington National Guard, or in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard or Marine Corps of the United States of America shall be entitled to receive from the city, com- mencing on the first day the employee reports for active duty, or the first day of duty after expiration of accrued leave (see subsection (A)(4) of this section), and continuing for the period specified below, or until the employee's discharge from service, whichever first occurs: 1. For 60 days, the difference, if any, between the employee's regular salary or wages, fixed as of the last day of service ren- dered to the city prior to reporting for active duty, and the military compensation paid to the employee for the employee's military service, inclusive of housing and food allowances and other similar expenses; and 2. For 90 days, following the expiration of leave provided for in subsection (A)(1) of (Revised 2/09) 2-24.2 this section: medical, dental and vision bene- fits for the employee and the employee's dependents, at the same level as provided to the employee and the employee's dependents as of the last day of service rendered to the city prior to reporting for active duty. To the extent consistent with plan documents, the employee may continue to participate in the MEBT plan for so long as the employee receives eligible compensation salary under subsection (A)(1) of this section or through the use of accrued leave. 3. An employee shall be entitled to uti- lize the total of the benefits set forth in this sec- tion once within any five -calendar -year period. The five-year period shall commence on the first day such benefit(s) are used. 4. An employee may utilize vacation, compensatory time and other forms of accrued leave eligible for use in accordance with the terms of, and limitations on the use of, such accrued leave, prior to or in conjunction with the use of military leave, in order to supple- ment or extend the benefits created by this chapter. Use of such benefits shall result in an adjustment of time limits for military leave to reflect the usage of accrued leave. B. In order to qualify for the compensation in benefits provided under subsection (A) of this section, an employee who is involuntarily called to or enlists in active military service must execute an agreement obligating the employee to return to work at the city upon completion of active duty and within the employment rights period established by fed- eral law. The agreement shall provide that if the employee fails to return to city employment during the time period prescribed by law, the employee shall be obligated to reimburse the city for all compensation and benefits that are paid under this section. C. In order to receive the compensation pro- vided by subsection (A)(1) of this section, the employee shall be required to submit copies of his or her military pay stubs showing all com- pensation received from the military during the Edmonds City Code period of active service. The employee may submit such stubs once per pay period but no more frequently than once every two weeks. The city shall pay the compensation amount due under subsection (A)(1) of this section, if any, at the time of the city's next regularly scheduled payroll. D. City employees who have already been involuntarily called to military service or enlisted in military service prior to the effective date of the amendment of this section (January 19, 2009) may qualify for the compensation and benefits provided herein by signing an agreement to return as provided in subsection (B) of this section. In such case, the 60 days of compensation and benefits and the 90 days of insurance continuation shall commence on the date the agreement is signed. E. During the period of military leave, the employee shall not accrue or receive any other compensation, benefits, seniority or any other rights whatsoever from the city except those specifically provided for in this section and those specifically required by state and federal law, except to the extent that additional leave accrues through the use of accrued leave under subsection (A)(4) of this section. F. Use of the term "employee" in this sec- tion in order to describe those called to military service is for convenience only and is not intended to imply that such persons remain city employees during the period of active duty. Upon completion of the last day of service for the city prior to reporting for active military service, such person is no longer a city employee for any purpose, unless and until reemployed by the city as provided under state and federal law. G. Nothing herein shall be interpreted to expand the rights of employees to return to the city beyond those granted by state and federal law. By way of illustration and not limitation, the city reserves its right to determine whether an employee can be reasonably accommodated in the event that he/she becomes disabled, to refuse to employ an individual who is dishon- 2.36.030 orably discharged or otherwise to exercise its statutory or common law discretion as a public employer. [Ord. 3722 § 1, 2009; Ord. 3399 § 1, 2002; Ord. 3373 § 1, 2001]. 2.36.030 Other military leave and obligations. The city will comply with all provisions of state and federal law relating to military leaves and benefits, including, but not limited to, 38 U.S.C. § 4301, et seq., and RCW 38.40.060. [Ord. 3373 § 1, 2001]. 2-24.3 (Revised 2/09) 2.37.010 Chapter 2.37 MISCELLANEOUS LEAVE AND BREAK PROVISIONS Sections: 2.37.010 Breaks. 2.37.010 Breaks. A. Pursuant to the provisions of WAC 296- 126-001(4), the city of Edmonds hereby exempts its employees from the provisions of Chapter 296-126 WAC. By way of illustration and not limitation, the city's employees shall not be governed by the provisions of WAC 296-126-092 relating to meal periods and rest periods. B. This exemption shall be interpreted in accordance with the city's bargaining obliga- tions pursuant to the provisions of Washington law. Nothing herein shall be interpreted to abrogate past practice or to permit the alter- ation of any term or condition of employment which is a mandatory subject of bargaining, without notice to and, where appropriate, bar- gaining with the appropriate collective bar- gaining representatives. [Ord. 3447 § 1, 2003]. (Revised 2/09) 2-24.4 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.......................................................................... i 2 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 3.65 Transportation Benefit District......................................................... 46 3.70 Conflict of Interest..............................................................................47 3-1 (Revised 2/09) 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, as authorized by 47 U.S.C. Section 542(a) and RCW 35.21.860, 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. In addition thereto, a business license tax, as authorized in part by 47 U.S.C. Section 542(g)(2)(A), is hereby levied equal to six percent 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. 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 10 percent of 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 tax equal to six percent of the total gross 3-17 (Revised 2/09) 3.20.060 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 10 percent on the gross income from the city's water utility. I. City Storm Water Utility. The city of Edmonds, as the seller of storm water services, shall be subject to the tax imposed by this chapter. The storm water utility shall pay a license tax or fee equal to 10 percent on the gross income from the city's storm water util- ity. [Ord. 3709 § 1, 2008; 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 2/09) 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 scribe a rate lower than that permitted in the FCC Benchmark Rate Tables or more than 10 percent less than the cable company's Septem- ber 30, 1992 per channel rate, whichever is hi gher. D. The cable company shall first make its presentation, followed by the presentation of the city staff entering its analysis and recom- mendations, if any. Then all interested parties who have filed an objection to the rate increase shall be heard. Finally, members of the public shall be heard. The staff should be given a brief opportunity to respond and the company may conclude with rebuttal, addressing new infor- mation raised by the staff, interested parties or the public. The mayor shall set reasonable time limits for the presentation of the respective parties; provided, that the time established for individual public comments may by limited to three minutes per person. [Ord. 2968, 1994]. 3.60.110 Notice and hearing procedures — Cost of service showing. The general hearing procedures outlined in ECC 3.60.100 shall apply to an application by the company for a basic service rate above the benchmark rate provided that: A. The company shall submit a cost -of -ser- vice showing prepared in accordance with FCC regulations sufficient to support a finding that the rates are reasonable. It shall make 10 copies available in conjunction with its initial application for public inspection and use at the hearing. B. If the cable company submits a cost -of - service showing, that showing supersedes any benchmark/rollback provisions established by the FCC. The city council may prescribe what- ever rate it finds justified by the cost -of -ser- vice showing, utilizing generally accepted accounting principles, utility rate regulation principles, and the review of criteria in 47 CFR §§ 76.922 to 76.925 as the same exist or are hereafter amended, even if that rate is below the system's benchmark and more than 10 per - 3.60.140 cent below the system's September 30, 1992 rates. [Ord. 2968, 1994]. 3.60.120 Refunds. The city may order the company to refund to subscribers that portion of previously paid rates determined to be unreasonable. However, the company's liability for refunds is generally limited to a one-year period and shall not go beyond September 1, 1993, the effective date of the FCC rules. [Ord. 2968, 1994]. 3.60.130 Use of administrative hearing officer. The city council may, in its sole discretion, elect to have its hearing conducted by its hear- ing examiner. In the event that a hearing is conducted by the hearing examiner, the hear- ing examiner shall present his or her proposed findings of fact, conclusions and recommenda- tions to the city council. Prior to adoption of such findings, the city council shall hold a pub- lic hearing at which the company, any inter- ested parties who filed an objection to the rate increase, and any member of the public may be heard. The purpose of this public hearing will be for the company, interested parties and the public to comment on the proposed findings and recommendations and shall not itself be an evidentiary hearing. Having heard the com- ments of the company, interested parties and the public, the city council may adopt the rec- ommendations of the hearing examiner, reverse or modify the hearing examiner's determination based upon the record before the hearing examiner, or remand the matter back to the hearing examiner for the taking of further evidence and testimony. [Ord. 2968, 19941. 3.60.140 Appeals. An appeal from any order or decision of the city council regarding any rate increase shall be solely to the FCC pursuant to 47 CFR § 76.944 as the same exists or is hereafter amended. Such appeal shall be filed within 30 3-45 (Revised 2/09) 3.65.010 days. Appeals from other decisions of the city Chapter 3.65 council regarding the franchise shall be filed in the Snohomish County Superior Court within TRANSPORTATION BENEFIT 10 business days of the date notice of decision DISTRICT is issued. Nothing herein shall be interpreted to limit the right of any citizen or the city to file a Sections: 3 complaint with the FCC regarding any com- .65.010 Establishing transportation benefit pany activity in accordance with 47 CFR § district. 76.953 et seq. [Ord. 2968, 1994]. 3.65.020 Governing board. 3.65.030 Functions of the district. 3.65.040 Transportation improvements funded. 3.65.050 Dissolution of district. 3.65.010 Establishing transportation benefit district. There is created a transportation benefit dis- trict, to be known as the Edmonds transporta- tion benefit district or "district," with geographical boundaries comprised of the cor- porate limits of the city as they currently exist or as they may exist following future annex- ations. [Ord. 3707 § 2, 2008]. 3.65.020 Governing board. A. The governing board of the transporta- tion benefit district shall be the Edmonds city council acting in an ex officio and independent capacity, which shall have the authority to exercise the statutory powers set forth in Chap- ter 36.73 RCW. B. The treasurer of the transportation bene- fit district shall be the city finance director. C. The board shall develop a material change policy to address major plan changes that affect project delivery or the ability to finance the plan, pursuant to the requirements set forth in RCW 36.73.160(1). At a minimum, if a transportation improvement exceeds its original cost by more than 20 percent, as iden- tified in the district's original plan, a public hearing shall be held to solicit public comment regarding how the cost change should be resolved. D. The board shall issue an annual report, pursuant to the requirements of RCW 36.73.160(2). [Ord. 3707 § 2, 2008]. (Revised 2/09) 3-46 Edmonds City Code 3.65.030 Functions of the district. A. The district board may authorize a vehi- cle tax fee of up to $20.00 per vehicle as pro- vided for by RCW 82.80.140. Any expansion of the authorized purposes of the district shall be undertaken only after notice, hearing and adoption of an ordinance in accordance with RCW 36.73.050(2)(b) or a vote of the people pursuant to RCW 36.73.065(3). B. When authorized by the voters pursuant to the requirements of Chapter 36.73 RCW, other taxes, fees, charges and tolls or increases in these revenue services may be assessed for the preservation, maintenance and operations of city streets. Additional transportation improvements may be added to the functions of the district upon compliance with the requirements of said chapter. C. The board shall have and exercise all powers and functions provided by Chapter 36.73 RCW to fulfill the functions of the dis- trict. [Ord. 3707 § 2, 2008]. 3.65.040 Transportation improvements funded. The funds generated by the transportation benefit district shall be used for transportation improvements that preserve, maintain and operate the existing transportation infrastruc- ture of the city, consistent with the require- ments of Chapter 36.73 RCW. The funds may be utilized for any lawful purpose under the chapter; but all funds raised through the TBD shall be expended only for such preservation, maintenance and operation in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 36.73 RCW as the same exists or is hereafter amended. The funds expended by the district shall preserve, main- tain and operate the city's previous invest- ments in the transportation infrastructure, reduce the risk of transportation facility fail- ure, improve safety, continue the cost-effec- tiveness of the city's infrastructure invest- ments, and continue the optimal performance of the transportation system. Additional trans- portation improvement projects may be funded 3.65.050 only after compliance with the provisions of RCW 36.73.050(b) following notice, public hearing and enactment of an authorizing ordi- nance. [Ord. 3707 § 2, 2008]. 3.65.050 Dissolution of district. The transportation benefit district shall be automatically dissolved when all indebtedness of the district has been retired and when all of the district's anticipated responsibilities have been satisfied. Street preservation, mainte- nance and operation are ongoing, long-term obligations of the city. In order to comply with the dissolution requirement of RCW 36.73.050, the Washington State Transporta- tion Plan 2007-2026 timeframe is hereby adopted and the district shall automatically be dissolved 18 years from the effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter. [Ord. 3707 § 2, 20081. 3-46.1 (Revised 2/09) C This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 2/09) 3-46.2 Edmonds City Code 4.50 (Public Massage Parlors and Public Bathhouses); 4.56 (Sound Trucks); 4.60 (Taxicabs); 4.68 (Community Antenna Television Systems); 4.75 (Pawnbrokers); and except nonbusiness activities carried on by a religious, charitable, benevolent, fraternal or social organization and persons leasing one rental unit or one private residence. C. Rental Unit. The term "rental unit" shall mean a separate room or apartment leased for human occupancy and contained within a sin- gle structure, and shall include the operations of rooming houses, boarders within private residences and the operation of bed and break- fast establishments which otherwise meet the criteria of the exception created in the subpara- graph above. D. Private Residence. The term "private residence" shall mean a separate, free-standing structure leased for residential purposes and human occupancy by one "family" as defined by ECDC 21.30.010. [Ord. 3439 § 1, 2003; Ord. 2562, 1986; Ord. 2536 § 2, 1985; Ord. 2315 § 1, 19821. 4.72.020 Business license required. It shall be unlawful for any person to oper- ate, engage in or practice any business in the city of Edmonds without first having obtained a business license from the city. If more than one business is located on a single premises, a separate license shall be required for each sep- arate business conducted, operated, engaged in or practiced. [Ord. 3282 § 1, 1999; Ord. 1139 § 1, 1965]. 4.72.023 Registration of transient accommodations. It shall be unlawful for any person, partner- ship or corporation to operate a bed and break- fast establishment or other form of transient accommodation without first registering such accommodation with the city's fire marshal. 4.72.030 "Transient accommodation" shall mean any hotel, motel, condominium, resort or other facility regardless of size which offers rental of one or more lodging units on a daily or weekly basis. It shall not include rooms let on month- to-month leases or longer tenancies. Applica- tion for a business license shall satisfy the requirements of this section; any transient accommodation exempt from the provisions of this chapter shall register in writing with the fire marshal on a form designated for use by the fire marshal. Violations of this section shall be punishable by a fine of $20.00; each and every day of violation shall constitute a separate offense. [Ord. 2566 § 1, 1986]. 4.72.030 Procedure. A. Application for the business license shall be made in writing to the city clerk upon a form provided by the city clerk, and the applicant shall at the same time deposit with the city clerk in advance the license fee herein required. The application shall state the nature and address or addresses of the business or businesses, or proposed business or busi- nesses, of the applicant, and such other infor- mation as requested by the city clerk. B. If the applicant be a partnership, the application must be made by one of the part- ners; if a corporation, by one of the officers thereof; if a foreign corporation, partnership or nonresident individual, by the resident agent or local manager of the corporation, partnership or individual. C. The city clerk shall present all applica- tions for licenses to the mayor. The mayor shall cause an investigation of the application to be made by the proper city officials and shall grant or refuse to grant the license within 15 days of the date of application. If an application is refused the reason for refusal shall be desig- nated on the application. The fee shall not be refunded. [Ord. 1139 § 1, 1965]. 4-54.3 (Revised 2/09) 4.72.040 4.72.040 Fee — Terms — Penalty. A. Commending January 1, 1977, business licenses required to be obtained pursuant to this chapter, shall be issued on a calendar year basis and shall expire on December 31st of the year for which they are issued. B. Fees for an annual business license issued hereunder shall be as follows: 1. The fee for an application for a new business license for any business that is not a home occupation, as provided in Chapter 20.20 ECDC, to be operated from any real estate within the city of Edmonds shall be $125.00; 2. The fee for an application for a new business license for a new home occupation business, as provided in Chapter 20.20 ECDC, to be operated from any residential real estate within the city of Edmonds shall be $100.00; 3. The fee for an application for a new business license for any other business con- ducted for, under contract with or by providing services to any person within the city shall be $50.00; and 4. The fee for an application for an annual renewal of a business license shall be $50.00 for any business operated within the city of Edmonds. C. All businesses required to obtain licenses hereunder shall obtain the same and pay all fees required on or before February 15th of each respective year; provided, how- ever, that for the year 1981 only, businesses shall be required to obtain the licenses before April 1. Any business which fails to obtain and pay the license fees within said period of time shall, in addition to any other penalties pro- vided in this chapter, be assessed an amount equal to 50 percent of the license fee for said business as a penalty for such late application and/or payment. D. Repealed by Ord. 3036. [Ord. 3710 § 1, 2008; Ord. 3282 § 2, 1999; Ord. 3084 § 1, 1996; Ord. 3036 §§ 1, 2,1995; Ord. 2191 §§ 1, 2, 1981; Ord. 1828 § 1, 1976; Ord. 1139 § 1, 1965]. (Revised 2/09) 4-54.4 4.72.050 Ineligible activities. Notwithstanding any provisions hereof to the contrary, a license hereunder may not be issued to any person who uses or occupies or proposes to use or occupy any real property or otherwise conducts or proposes to conduct any business in violation of the provisions of any ordinance of the city of Edmonds or the stat- utes of the state of Washington. The granting of a business license shall in no way be con- strued as permission or acquiescence in a pro- hibited activity or other violation of the law. [Ord. 1139 § 1, 1965]. 4.72.060 Revocation or suspension. The city council shall, at any time, suspend or revoke any license issued hereunder when- ever the licensee or officer or partner thereof has been convicted in any court of competent jurisdiction of violating any statute of the United States or the state of Washington or any ordinance of the city of Edmonds upon the business premises stated in the license or in connection with the business stated in the license; or where the place of business does not conform to the ordinances of the city of Edmonds; provided, a hearing thereon shall be had before such revocation or suspension, and the licensee shall be notified in writing by sending the same to the address stated in the license of the intention of the city council to revoke or suspend said license at a regular meeting of the city council at a time and date denominated in the notification giving the lic- ensee at least six days' notice prior to the date for the hearing. The licensee may appear at that time and be heard in opposition to such revocation or suspension. [Ord. 1139 § 1, 1965], 4.72.065 Transfer or sale of business — New license required. Upon the sale or transfer of any business licensed by this chapter, the license issued to the prior owner or transferor shall automati- cally expire on the date of such sale or transfer Edmonds City Code and the new owner intending to continue such business in the city of Edmonds shall apply for a new business license pursuant to the proce- dures established by this chapter. [Ord. 2315 § 2, 1982]. 4.72.070 Penalty for violation. Any person, as defined herein, and the offic- ers, directors, managing agents, or partners of any corporation, firm, partnership or other organization or business violating or failing to comply with any provisions of this chapter shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, shall be punished by a fine in any sum not exceeding $250.00 or by imprison- ment for a period not exceeding nine months, or both, and each day of violation shall consti- tute a separate offense. [Ord. 1139 § 1, 1965]. 4.74.020 Chapter 4.74 COMMUNITY IMPACT STATEMENTS Sections: 4.74.010 Purpose. 4.74.020 Community impact statement required. 4.74.030 Community impact statement — Contents. 4.74.040 Review and decision making process. 4.74.050 Appeals. 4.74.060 Retroactive effect. 4.74.070 Review of business licenses. 4.74.080 Review procedure — Council action. 4.74.090 Penalties. 4.74.100 Severability. 4.74.010 Purpose. Businesses which are not family-oriented and which may have an adverse impact upon family commerce, recreation, education and worship should be encouraged to locate in other communities where their patronage would be more probable and profitable, and where their impact would be more acceptable. To identify such businesses before issuing a business license to the same, the city of Edmonds shall require a study and review of probable impact on the community of any pro- posed business activity oriented towards serv- ing or attracting a special population of cus- tomers, and not oriented toward activities reasonably related to the health, education, safety and welfare of the family. [Ord. 2167 § 1, 1980]. 4.74.020 Community impact statement required. No business license shall be issued to any proposed business which is determined by the city clerk to be oriented towards serving or attracting a special population of customers or patrons, and not oriented toward activities rea- 4-54.5 (Revised 2/09) This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 2/09) 4-54.6 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......................................................................... 20.3 5.10 Boating Code...................................................................................... 20.3 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 5.60 Graffiti.................................................................................................. 65 5.65 Emergency Medical Service Transport Charges .................................. 68 5-1 (Revised 2/09) Edmonds City Code 5.60.060 Appeal, abatement and cost recovery proceedings. A. A party to whom the notice of violation is issued may appeal the same as set forth in ECDC 20.110.040(C). Written notice request- ing an appeal hearing before the hearing exam- iner shall be directed to the development services director, and shall include the name of the party requesting the appeal, the address of the graffiti nuisance property, a statement indi- cating standing to appeal, and a concise state- ment as to reasons why the graffiti on the property does not constitute a public nuisance. B. Notice of Appeal Hearing. Upon a timely written request for an appeal, the city shall provide the appellant, notice of the appeal hearing before the hearing examiner at least five business days in advance of the same. Notice shall be deemed served three business days after the same is mailed to the parties by certified U.S. mail. C. Determination of Hearing Examiner. The determination of the hearing examiner after the due process hearing shall be final, and there shall be no further administrative appeal. If, after the due process hearing, the hearing examiner determines that the property contains graffiti viewable from a public or quasi -public place, the hearing examiner shall declare the same a nuisance and order the party to whom the notice of violation is issued to abate it. D. The hearing examiner shall issue a deci- sion and order, if necessary, containing the fol- lowing: findings of fact; conclusions in support of the decision and order; type and method of abatement action required; the date by which said abatement must be completed; and civil penalties to be assessed by the city should appellant fail to abate the graffiti by the date established in the decision and order. Civil penalties shall range from $25.00 to $250.00 based on appellant's appearance at the hearing, frequency of offense, cooperation with the city in efforts to abate the graffiti, progress in abating the graffiti, and other rele- vant factors. Each and every day or portion 5.60.070 thereof during which any violation is commit- ted, continued, permitted or not corrected shall be a violation for purposes of this chapter. E. Abatement. The city may, pursuant to Chapter 7.48 RCW, obtain a warrant of abate- ment to enter upon the property, cause the removal, painting over (in such color as shall meet with the approval of the court), or such other eradication thereof as the court deter- mines appropriate, and shall provide the prop- erty owner, or building owners association, thereafter with an accounting of the costs of the eradication effort on a full -cost -recovery basis including reasonable legal fees and costs. [Ord. 3677 § 1, 2008]. 5.60.070 Trust fund. A. The city council hereby creates the city of Edmonds anti -graffiti trust fund. Penalties assessed against violators of this chapter shall be placed in the fund, along with any monetary donations received from persons wishing to contribute to the fund. The city council shall direct the expenditures of monies in the fund. Such expenditures shall be limited to the pay- ment of the cost of graffiti removal from public property, the payment of the cost of graffiti removal from private property pursuant to sub- section (B) of this section, the payment of rewards for information leading to the convic- tion of violation of this chapter, the costs of administering this chapter, and such other pub- lic purposes as may be approved by the council by resolution. B. The trust fund may be expended by the city to abate graffiti from private property without engaging in cost recovery proceedings only upon approval by the council following a recommendation of the hearing examiner upon his or her finding that one of the following conditions is met: (1) abating graffiti from the private property in question accomplishes a fundamental government purpose; (2) abating graffiti from the private property in question serves the public interest and there is no dona- tive intent; or (3) abating graffiti from the pri- 5-67 (Revised 2/09) 5.60.080 vate property in question will assist the poor and infirm. Recommendation from the hearing examiner shall be submitted to the council for consideration and decision. Approval shall be by resolution. [Ord. 3677 § 1, 2008]. 5.60.080 Remedies not exclusive. The remedies for violation of this chapter that are set forth in this chapter are not exclu- sive. [Ord. 3677 § 1, 2008]. 5.60.090 Severability. If any provision of this chapter or its appli- cation to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of this chapter or the application of the provision to other persons or circumstances is not affected. [Ord. 3677 § 1, 2008]. (Revised 2/09) 5-68 Chapter 5.65 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE TRANSPORT CHARGES' Sections: 5.65.010 EMS transport charges imposed. 5.65.020 Categories of EMS transport charge. 5.65.030 Medicare and Medicaid. 5.65.040 Policy and financial assistance. 5.65.010 EMS transport charges imposed. A. All persons transported for emergency medical service (EMS) by the city's fire department emergency aid and paramedic units after December 31, 2008, shall be charged and billed by the city at rates set and adjusted as necessary by resolution of the city council. The mayor or designee shall establish a procedure to bill and collect EMS transport charges. The city may contract with a billing service and/or collection agency to bill and collect the same. B. A resident of the city, or a resident of a jurisdiction that contracts with the city for EMS, or an employee at, and transported from, a business within the city or a jurisdiction that contracts with the city for EMS, who supplies the city with information and documentation of his medical insurance policy necessary to bill his insurance provider for EMS transport charges, and who assigns his insurance bene- fits for the same to the city, shall not be billed for that portion of the EMS transport charges that is in excess of amounts paid by his insurer(s). C. A person who does not meet the criteria set forth above in subsection (B) of this sec- tion, who supplies the city with information and documentation of his medical insurance policy necessary to bill his insurance provider for EMS transport charges, and who assigns 1. Code reviser's note: Ord. 3706 added this chapter as Ch. 5.60. It has been editorially renumbered to avoid duplication. Edmonds City Code his insurance benefits for the same to the city, shall be billed for that portion of the EMS transport charges that is in excess of amounts paid by his insurer(s). D. A person, regardless of residence, who does not supply the city with information and documentation of his medical insurance policy necessary to bill his insurance provider for EMS transport charges because he is unable or unwilling, or because he does not have any type of insurance coverage for such charges, or who fails to assign his insurance benefits for the same to the city, shall be billed for the entire EMS transport charges. E. The EMS transport charges herein imposed shall not apply to persons transported by the city's fire department emergency aid and paramedic units from geographical bound- aries of the cities of Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace, Brier and Shoreline or the unincorpo- rated areas of Snohomish County other than Esperance served by Fire District No. 1, unless specifically authorized by interlocal agree- ment. F. The use of the term "insurance" or any variation thereof in this section shall include Medicare and Medicaid. [Ord. 3706 § 1, 2008]. 5.65.020 Categories of EMS transport charge. EMS transport charges shall consist of one of the following, in addition to a charge for each mile, or fraction thereof, that the patient is transported: Basic Life Support, Advanced Life Support Level 1, or Advanced Life Sup- port Level 2. Such additional charges shall be established by resolution (see ECC 5.65.010(A)). [Ord. 3706 § 1, 2008]. 5.65.030 Medicare and Medicaid. Charges for the EMS transport authorized by this chapter shall be construed and imple- mented in a manner consistent with applicable Medicare and Medicaid requirements, when applicable. If any method or procedures autho- 5.65.040 rized by this chapter for the purpose of estab- lishing, implementing, imposing or collection of charges for EMS transport is found to con- flict with Medicare and/or Medicaid require- ments, the conflicting part of this chapter shall be inoperative to the extent the same applies to Medicare and/or Medicaid. The operation of the remainder of this chapter shall remain unaffected. [Ord. 3706 § 1, 2008]. 5.65.040 Policy and financial assistance. A. It is the city of Edmonds' policy that ability to pay is never a condition of service. All aspects of pre -hospital service shall be pro- vided to all patients without discrimination toward those with no ability or inadequate means to pay. B. The mayor or designee shall establish a program consistent with criteria and rules set forth in WAC 246-453-001 through 246-453- 060 to provide financial assistance and debt forgiveness to persons who do not have the ability to pay in full for EMS transport charges imposed in this chapter. [Ord. 3706 § 1, 2008]. 5-69 (Revised 2/09) Title 6 HEALTH AND SANITATION Chapters: Page 6.10 Health Officer — Duties........................................................................ 3 6.20 Nuisances............................................................................................. 4 6.30 Noxious Weeds.................................................................................. 8.2 6.40 Litter Control.................................................................................... 8.3 6.50 Repealed.............................................................................................14 6.60 Disaster Preparation and Coordination .............................................. 14 6.65 Edmonds Fire Department — Provision of Emergency Services........ 19 6.70 Pollution of Watercourses.................................................................. 19 6-1 (Revised 2/09) Edmonds City Code Chapter 6.10 HEALTH OFFICER — DUTIES Sections; 6.10.010 Health officer appointed. 6.10.020 General duties. 6.10.030 Repealed. 6.10.040 Reports of smallpox required. 6.10.050 Quarantine requirements. 6.10.060 Leaving place of quarantine without permission prohibited. 6.10.070 Notice requirements. 6.10.100 Penalty for violations. 6.10.010 Health officer appointed. The health officer for the Snohomish Health District is appointed health officer for the city of Edmonds. 6.10.020 General duties. The health officer of the city of Edmonds shall look after and superintend all matters per- taining to the health of the city. [Ord. 3720 § 2, 2008; Ord. 41 § 1, 1894]. 6.10.030 Nuisance abatement! Repealed by Ord. 3720. [Ord. 41 § 2, 1894]. 6.10.040 Reports of smallpox required. Whenever any case of smallpox or other contagious disease shall come to the knowl- edge of any physician or other person, such physician or other person shall report the same to the health officer, together with the attend- ing circumstances, within six hours after such knowledge or information has been by them obtained. [Ord. 41 § 4, 1894]. 6.10.050 Quarantine requirements. Whenever any case of smallpox, varioloid, or contagious disease, within the city limits, shall come to the knowledge of the health 1. See also Chapter 6.20 ECC. 6.10.100 officer, the health officer shall forthwith cause such afflicted person or persons to be quaran- tined. [Ord. 2176 § 2, 1980]. 6.10.060 Leaving place of quarantine without permission prohibited. Any person who is quarantined in any place or residence because of smallpox or any other contagious disease that comes under the quar- antine regulations of the State Board of Health or health officer, and leaves the same without permission of the health officer, is guilty of a misdemeanor. [Ord. 110 § 1, 1902]. 6.10.070 Notice requirements. All notices required by this chapter shall be in writing and signed by the health officer or his or her designee. The notice shall be served by the police on the offender personally or by leaving a copy at the place of the offender's usual abode with a person of suitable age and discretion residing there. [Ord. 2176 § 3, 1980]. 6.10.100 Penalty for violations. Any person who violates any of the provi- sions of this chapter, or shall neglect or refuse to obey any notice issued by the health officer, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction shall be punished as set forth in ECC 5.50.020. 6-3 (Revised 2/09) 6.20.010 Chapter 6.20 NUISANCES Sections: 6.20.010 Purpose. 6.20.020 Definitions. 6.20.040 Types of nuisances. 6.20.041 Aesthetic nuisances. 6.20.042 Health and safety nuisances. 6.20.043 Protective coverings. 6.20.050 Enforcement and abatement. 6.20.060 Separate abatement proceedings for junk vehicles. 6.20.010 Purpose. The purpose of this chapter is to protect and serve the public health, safety and welfare by deterring and preventing conditions which constitute public nuisances, and providing for the prompt, efficient and permanent abatement of public nuisances. It is also the purpose of this chapter to ensure that the persons respon- sible for creating, maintaining and/or allowing such nuisances bear the costs of any necessary enforcement and abatement action to the full- est extent legally permissible. The provisions of this chapter shall be reasonably construed in furtherance of these purposes. [Ord. 3720 § 4, 2008]. 6.20.020 Definitions. The following definitions shall apply for purposes of this chapter: A. "Antique vehicle" means a vehicle that is at least 40 years old and is qualified pursuant to WAC 308-96A-073. B. "Driveway" means an improved surface per city engineering standards designed and used for accessing a parking area and/or for vehicle parking. C. "Emergency" means a situation in which the community services director reasonably determines that immediate abatement or other (Revised 2/09) 6-4 action is necessary in order to prevent, reduce or eliminate an immediate threat to health, safety or property. D. "Front yard" means a space on the same lot as a principal building, extending the full width of the lot, and situated between the street right-of-way and the front line of the building projected to the side lines of the lot. In the case of a double frontage lot, both spaces with street frontage shall be considered front yards. E. "Junk vehicle" means a vehicle meeting any two of the following criteria: 1. Is extensively damaged, including but not limited to any of the following conditions: a broken or missing windshield or missing wheels, tires, motor or transmission; 2. Is apparently inoperable; 3. Is without valid current registration plates; 4. Has an approximate fair market value equal only to the approximate value of the scrap in it. F. "Inoperable" with respect to a vehicle means that the vehicle is incapable of being legally operated on a public roadway due to the condition of the vehicle or the status of the ownership, registration, or license of the vehi- cle. G. "Junk" means discarded, broken or dis- abled material including but not limited to household items, house or lawn furniture, appliances, toys, construction items, hot tubs, trampolines, vehicle parts, or other items that are not neatly stored or in a functioning condi- tion. H. "Litter" means discarded waste materi- als, including but not limited to paper, wrap- pings, packaging material and discarded or used containers. I. "Motor vehicle" means a vehicle that is self-propelled but not operated upon rails, and includes neighborhood electric vehicles as defined in RCW 46.04.357. An electric per- sonal assistive mobility device is not consid- ered a motor vehicle. A power wheelchair is not considered a motor vehicle. Edmonds City Code J. "Operable" with respect to a vehicle means that the vehicle is a licensed motorized or nonmotorized vehicle which in its current condition is legally and physically capable of being operated on a public roadway. K. "Rear yard" means a space on the same lot with a principal building, extending the full width of the lot and situated between the rear line of the lot and the rear line of the building projected to the side lines of the lot. L. "Salvage" means an item that would oth- erwise be destroyed, rejected or discarded but is or may be recycled or put to further use. M. "Side yard" means a space on the same lot with a principal building, situated between the building and the side lot line and extending from the rear line of the front yard to the front line of the rear yard. N. "Stagnant" means water or liquid that has become foul, stale or impure through lack of agitation, flow or movement. O. "Trash" means waste food products and other household garbage. P. "Vehicle" means any motorized or non - motorized conveyance that includes, but is not limited to, an automobile, recreational vehicle, truck, any type of trailer, van, motorcycle, watercraft, farm equipment, construction equipment and antique vehicles (i.e., cars, trucks, vans, motorcycles, carriages, or motor- ized buggies). [Ord. 3720 § 4, 2008]. 6.20.040 Types of nuisances. The actions and/or conditions enumerated as public nuisances pursuant to Chapter 7.48 RCW are hereby designated as public nui- sances for purposes of this chapter. Each of the actions and conditions enumerated in ECC 6.20.041 and 6.20.042 are additionally desig- nated as public nuisances for enforcement under the provisions of this chapter. [Ord. 3720 § 4, 20081. 6.20.041 6.20.041 Aesthetic nuisances. The following nuisances are aesthetic in nature and can negatively impact neighbor- hood property values and foster blight. The following actions and/or conditions shall be a public nuisance when located in any front, side or rear yard or vacant lot: A. Any junk, trash, or litter. B. Salvage materials or lumber not neatly stacked. C. Any broken, soiled or discarded furni- ture, household equipment or furnishings. D. Any vehicle parts or other articles of personal property which are stored, discarded or left in a state of partial construction or repair. E. Any accumulation, stack or pile of build- ing, landscaping or construction materials which are exposed to the elements or are in disarray and which are not directly associated with a project on the premises for which a cur- rent building permit has been obtained; or, with respect to a project which does not require a permit, that is in progress or which is sched- uled to begin within 10 business days. Con- struction materials include but are not limited to metal, wood, wire, drywall, electrical com- ponents, and any supplies, equipment or other items utilized for painting, landscaping, log- ging, roofing, masonry or plumbing. F. Any shopping carts, except where such shopping carts are owned and/or utilized for their designated purpose upon the underlying premises. G. Exceptions. The nuisances enumerated in subsections (A) through (D) of this section shall not apply to items or materials when: 1. Wholly enclosed within a building; or 2. Located in a rear yard and screened from adjacent properties and the public right- of-way by a six-foot opaque fence or by a veg- etative barrier that is between six feet and eight feet in height and provides a visual barrier equivalent to an opaque fence. Corner lots which have no rear yard may establish a 6-5 (Revised 2/09) 6.20.042 screening area which qualifies for this excep- tion in a side yard. [Ord. 3720 § 4, 2008]. 6.20.042 Health and safety nuisances. The following actions or conditions have a direct impact on public health and are declared to be public nuisances. A. Vegetation. The following actions and/or conditions shall be public nuisances: 1. Any dead, dying or other hazardous tree which is in danger of falling and endan- gers the traveling public on a street, alley, side- walk or other public right-of-way. The word "tree" shall have the same meaning as is pro- vided in ECDC 18.45.040. 2. Any violation of the noxious weed provisions of Chapter 6.30 ECC and/or any uncultivated berry vines and Class B or Class C noxious weeds (as classified by the Wash- ington State Noxious Weed Control Board) which exceed an average of three feet in height and any portion of which are located within five feet of an adjacent property. B. Attractive Nuisances. Any attractive nuisances dangerous to children are declared to be public nuisances, including but not lim- ited to the following items when located out- side of a fully enclosed building: 1. Abandoned, broken or neglected equipment; 2. Jagged, sharp or otherwise potentially dangerous machinery; 3. Household or commercial appliances, including but not limited to refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens, hot water tanks, or toilets; 4. Unpermitted excavations; and/or 5. Unprotected or open wells or shafts. C. Breeding Grounds for Vermin or Insects. The following actions and/or condi- tions are public nuisances: 1. Any accumulations of perishable matter, including but not limited to foodstuffs, that may harbor or attract the infestation of mold, insects and/or vermin; provided, how- ever, that this provision shall not apply to com- (Revised 2/09) 6-6 post heaps or facilities which are maintained in accordance with standards recommended by the U.S. Composting Council. 2. Any stagnant, pooled water in which mosquitoes, flies or other insects may repro- duce. 3. Any stacks or accumulations of news- papers, cardboard, or other paper, cloth, plas- tic, or rubber left or stored in a manner which poses a substantial risk of combustion, a threat of fire, or that may harbor, serve as an attrac- tion for or promote the infestation of mold, insects and/or vermin. D. Hazardous Conditions, Substances or Materials. The following conditions or actions are declared to be public nuisances: 1. Any structure or other constructed object not governed by the International Build- ing Code that is decayed, damaged, or in disre- pair and poses a substantial threat of collapse, structural failure or falling. 2. Any unstable embankment, fill or other accumulation of rock and/or soil which poses a substantial threat of collapse. 3. Any storage or keeping of any toxic, flammable, or caustic substance or material except in compliance with applicable require- ments of state or federal law. 4. Any unpermitted obstruction of any street, alley, crossing or sidewalk, and any unpermitted excavation therein or thereunder. [Ord. 3720 § 4, 2008]. 6.20.043 Protective coverings. Except as otherwise expressly provided by applicable city ordinance or a valid regulatory permit, any condition enumerated in ECC 6.20.040 shall constitute a public nuisance irrespective of whether such condition is cov- ered in whole or in part by a tarpaulin, vapor barrier, canvas or plastic sheeting, or other temporary covering. [Ord. 3720 § 4, 2008]. Edmonds City Code 6.20.050 Enforcement and abatement. A. Responsibility for Enforcement. The provisions of this chapter shall be enforced by the community services director or his/her des- ignee. B. Responsibility for Violation. The provi- sions of this chapter shall be enforceable against any person who causes, permits, cre- ates, maintains or allows upon any premises, any of the actions or conditions designated as public nuisances under ECC 6.20.040, includ- ing but not limited to any person or entity own- ing, leasing, renting, occupying, or possessing the underlying premises. C. Penalties. Any person violating this chapter shall be subject to civil enforcement proceedings pursuant to Chapter 20.110 ECDC and/or criminal misdemeanor prosecu- tion. D. Abatement. The city may seek a warrant of abatement from Snohomish County Supe- rior Court authorizing city personnel and/or contractors to enter any premises containing a public nuisance and abate said nuisance at the violator's expense. Prior to obtaining such a warrant, the city shall provide written notice to the responsible party by posting upon the sub- ject premises, mailing and/or personal deliv- ery. Such notice may be combined with a notice of civil violation issued pursuant to Chapter 20.110 ECDC, and shall contain: (1) a description of the public nuisance; (2) a rea- sonable deadline by which the responsible party must eliminate the public nuisance; (3) a warning that the city may abate the nuisance at the responsible party's expense; and (4) a statement that the notice shall become a final order of the city if not appealed to the hearing examiner within the time period specified in Chapter 20.110 ECDC. All costs incurred by the city in abating a public nuisance, including but not limited to attorneys' fees, staff time and contractor expenses, shall be recovered from the responsible party. Abatement may be 6.20.060 exercised concurrently with or alternatively to the imposition of civil and/or criminal penal- ties pursuant to subsection (C) of this section. E. Summary Abatement. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, the city may, to the fullest extent legally permissible, summarily abate and/or take any action neces- sary to eliminate any condition constituting an immediate threat to public health or safety. F. Mediation. Notwithstanding any provi- sion of this code, when the development ser- vices director determines, in his discretion, that significant risk to any person exists and the best interests of the neighborhood would be better served, the director may decline to proceed with prosecution or abatement until the complainant(s) and alleged violator(s) have attempted to resolve their conflict through mediation. G. Frivolous Complaint. Any person mak- ing a frivolous complaint under the provisions of this chapter shall be guilty of a civil infrac- tion punishable by a fine of not more than $500.00. [Ord. 3720 § 4, 2008]. 6.20.060 Separate abatement proceedings for junk vehicles. A. Statutes Adopted by Reference. 1. RCW 46.55.010(2), (3), (4), (6), (7), (8), (9), (10), (11) and (12) only; 2. RCW 46.55.070, Posting require- ments — Exception; 3. RCW 46.55.090, Storage, return requirements — Personal belongings — Combi- nation endorsement for tow truck drivers — Authority to view impounded vehicle; 4. RCW 46.55.100, Impound notice — Abandoned vehicle; 5. RCW 46.55.110, Notice to legal and registered owners; 6. RCW 46.55.120, Redemption of vehicle — Sale of unredeemed vehicles; 7. RCW 46.55.130, Notice requirements — Public auction — Accumulation of storage charges; 6-7 (Revised 2/09) 6.20.060 8. RCW 46.55.140, Operator's lien, deficiency claim, liability; and 9. RCW 46.55.230, Junk vehicles — Cer- tification, notification, removal, sale. B. Administrative Hearing Officer. All abatement hearings required under this section shall be conducted by the hearing examiner. A decision made by the hearing examiner under this section regarding abatement shall be final as to abatement. Any abatement hearing under this section shall be considered a separate mat- ter from any hearing regarding the underlying violation outlined in the previous sections of this chapter. Provided, however, that the hear- ing examiner may in his/her discretion com- bine such hearings if two separate rulings are issued. C. Abatement and Removal of Unautho- rized Junk Motor Vehicles or Parts Thereof from Private Property. 1. The storage or retention of an unau- thorized junk motor vehicle or parts thereof, as defined herein, on private property is hereby declared a public nuisance subject to removal and impoundment. The community services director shall inspect and investigate com- plaints relative to unauthorized junk motor vehicles or parts thereof on private property. Upon discovery of such nuisance, the commu- nity services director shall give notice in writ- ing to the last registered owner of record, if identifiable, and the property owner of the vio- lation of the nuisance provisions and demand that both abate the nuisance or the vehicle will be removed and costs will be assessed against them. The notice shall also inform both that a hearing before the hearing examiner may be requested in writing, directed to the city clerk within 10 days of said notice, and that if no hearing is requested within 10 days, the vehi- cle will be removed at their expense. 2. If a request for a hearing is received, a notice giving the time, location, and date of the hearing on the question of abatement and removal of the vehicle or parts thereof as a public nuisance shall be mailed, by certified (Revised 2/09) 6-8 mail with a five-day return receipt requested, to the owner of the land as shown on the last equalized assessment roll and to the last regis- tered and legal owner of record unless the vehicle is in such condition that the identifica- tion numbers are not available to determine ownership. 3. The owner of the land on which the vehicle is located may appear in person at the hearing or present a written statement in time for consideration at the hearing, and deny responsibility for the presence of the vehicle on the land, with reasons for the denial and that she/he has not given consent for the vehicle to be located there. If it is determined at the hear- ing that the vehicle was placed on the land without the consent of the landowner and that she/he has not subsequently acquiesced in its presence, then the hearing examiner shall not assess costs of administration or removal of the vehicle against the owner of the property upon which the vehicle is located or otherwise order recoupment of such costs from the owner of the property. 4. Costs of removal of vehicles or parts thereof under this section shall be assessed against the last registered owner of the vehicle or automobile hulk if the identity of the owner can be determined, unless the owner in the transfer of ownership of the vehicle or automo- bile hulk complied with RCW 46.12.101, or the costs may be assessed against the owner of the property on which the vehicle is stored, unless the property owner establishes the facts set forth in subsection (C)(3) of this section. 5. This section shall not apply to: a. A vehicle or part thereof that is completely enclosed within a building in a lawful manner where it is not visible from the street or other public or private property; or b. A vehicle or part thereof that is stored or parked in a lawful manner on private property in connection with the business of a licensed dismantler or licensed vehicle dealer and is screened according to RCW 46.80.130. Edmonds City Code 6. After notice has been given of the city's intent to dispose of the vehicle and after a hearing, if requested, has been held, the vehi- cle or parts thereof shall be removed at the request of the community services director and disposed of to a licensed motor vehicle wrecker or hulk hauler with written notice being provided to the Washington State Patrol and the Department of Licensing that the vehi- cle has been wrecked or otherwise lawfully disposed of. D. Owner of Record Presumed Liable for Costs When Vehicle Abandoned — Exceptions. 1. The abandonment of any junk vehicle or hulk shall constitute a prima facie presump- tion that the last owner of record is responsible for such junk vehicle and thus liable for any costs incurred in removing, storing and dispos- ing of said vehicle. 2. A registered owner transferring a vehicle shall be relieved from personal liabil- ity under this chapter if within five days of the transfer she/he transmits to the planning divi- sion a seller's report of sale on a form pre- scribed by the planning manager to show that the vehicle had been transferred prior to the date notice was given to him/her of the need to abate. E. Owner or Agent Required to Pay Charges — Lien. 1. Any costs incurred in the removal and storage of an impounded vehicle shall be a lien upon the vehicle. All towing and storage charges on such vehicle impounded shall be paid by the owner or his/her agent if the vehi- cle is redeemed. In the case of abandoned vehi- cles, all costs of removal and storage shall be paid by the owner or his/her agent if the vehi- cle is redeemed, but if not redeemed, such costs shall be received from the proceeds of sale. 2. Either a registered or legal owner may claim an impounded vehicle by payment of all charges that have accrued to the time of recla- mation. If the vehicle was impounded at the direction of a law enforcement agency, the per - 6.20.060 son in possession of the vehicle prior to the time of reclamation shall notify such agency of the fact that the vehicle has been claimed, and by whom. F. Written Impound Authorization Form. Whenever the community services director impounds a vehicle pursuant to the provisions of this chapter, the director shall complete an authorization form approved by the chief of police which specifies the section of this chap- ter or Chapter 46.55 RCW authorizing the impound. In the alternative, a law enforcement notice of infraction or citation for an offense which authorized the impound may be substi- tuted at the director's discretion. [Ord. 3720 § 4, 20081. 6-8.1 (Revised 2/09) 6.30.010 Chapter 6.30 NOXIOUS WEEDS Sections: 6.30.010 Noxious plants prohibited. 6.30.020 Inspection by director of public works — Notice to abate. 6.30.030 Service of notice. 6.30.040 Refusal or failure to abate — Penalties. 6.30.050 Repealed. 6.30.010 Noxious plants prohibited. It shall be unlawful for any owner, lessee, occupant, agent or other person having the care or charge of any lot, lots or parcel of land within the city limits of the city of Edmonds to suffer or permit any noxious weeds, thistles or nettles to grow thereon or on any street, alley or highway bordering on such property, to the center thereof. [Ord. 285 § 1, 1916]. 6.30.020 Inspection by director of public works — Notice to abate. It shall be the duty of the director of public works to inspect all lots and parcels of land and the streets, alleys and highways of the city of Edmonds, and when said noxious weeds, this- tles and the like are found, either on private property or on the bordering streets, alleys or highways, the director of public works shall cause notice to be given to the owner, lessee, occupant, agent or other person having care, custody and/or control of such property, or abutting property, to destroy the same; and specifying a time for such person to do so. [Ord. 850, 1960; Ord. 285 § 2, 1916]. 6.30.030 Service of notice. Notices shall be in writing and be served by the police upon the owner, lessee, occupant, agent or other persons in charge of such prop- erty on which noxious weeds, thistles or nettles are found, in person or by leaving the same with a person of suitable age and discretion (Revised 2/09) 6-8.2 residing at the owner's usual place of abode. If the person is a nonresident, the police shall mail a copy of the notice to his last known address, or if his address be unknown, by post- ing a copy of the notice on the property. [Ord. 2178 § 1, 1980; Ord. 285 § 4, 1916]. 6.30.040 Refusal or failure to abate — Penalties. If the owner, lessee, occupant, agent or other person in charge of property on which noxious weeds, thistles or nettles exist fails or refuses to destroy the same within the time set forth in the notice, said person shall be subject to the penalties and remedies for public nuisances set forth in Chapter 6.20 ECC. [Ord. 3720 § 5, 2008]. 6.30.050 Penalty for violations. Repealed by Ord. 3720. [Ord. 850, 1960; Ord. 285 § 5, 1916]. Edmonds City Code Sections: 6.40.010 6.40.020 6.40.030 6.40.040 6.40.050 6.40.060 6.40.070 6.40.080 6.40.090 6.40.100 6.40.110 6.40.120 6.40.130 6.40.140 6.40.150 6.40.160 6.40.170 6.40.180 6.40.190 6.40.200 6.40.210 6.40.220 6.40.230 6.40.240 6.40.250 6.40.020 Chapter 6.40 6.40.010 Short title. This chapter shall be known and may be LITTER CONTROL commonly referred to and cited as the "Uni- form Litter Control Code." [Ord. 1610, 1972]. Short title. Definitions. Litter in general. Placement of litter receptacles. Use of receptacles. Damaging receptacles. Removal of litter. Mandatory litter bags. Sweeping litter into gutter prohibited. Merchants' duty to keep sidewalks free of litter. Owner to maintain premises free of litter. Throwing or distributing commercial handbills in public places. Placing handbills on vehicles for a commercial purpose. Depositing commercial and noncommercial handbills on uninhabited or vacant property. Prohibiting distribution of handbills where property posted. Distributing commercial and noncommercial handbills at inhabited private residences. Repealed. Vehicle loading. City inspections for litter receptacles. Enforcement officers and procedures. Purpose. Severability. Interpretation. Penalties. Repealed. 6.40.020 Definitions. As used in this Uniform Litter Control Code, unless the context clearly indicates oth- erwise, the following terms have the following meanings. All words used in the present tense include the past tense, all words in the plural number include the singular number, all words in the singular number include the plural num- ber and references to the masculine gender shall include references to the feminine and neuter. The word "shall" is always mandatory and not merely discretionary. A. "City" means the city of Edmonds, Washington. B. "Commercial handbill" is any printed or written matter, any sample or device, dodger, circular, leaflet, pamphlet, paper, booklet, or any other printed or otherwise reproduced original or copies of any matter of literature, excluding newspapers: 1. Which advertises for sale any mer- chandise, product, commodity, or thing, or 2. Which directs attention to any busi- ness or mercantile or commercial establish- ment, or other activity, for the purpose of either directly or indirectly promoting the interest thereof by sales, or 3. Which directs attention to or adver- tises any meeting, theatrical performance, exhibition or event of any kind for which an admission fee is charged for the purpose of pri- vate gain or profit; but the terms of this clause shall not apply where an admission fee is charged or a collection is taken up for the pur- pose of defraying the expenses incident to such meeting, theatrical performance, exhibition or event of any kind when either of the same is held, given or takes place in connection with the dissemination of information which is not restricted under the ordinary rules of decency, good morals, public peace, safety and good 6-8.3 (Revised 2/09) 6.40.020 order; provided, that nothing contained in this clause shall be deemed to authorize the hold- ing, giving or taking place of any meeting, the- atrical performance, exhibition, or event of any kind, without a license, where such license is or may be required by any law of this state, or under any ordinance of this city, or 4. Which, while containing reading mat- ter other than advertising matter, is predomi- nantly and essentially an advertisement, and is distributed or circulated for advertising pur- poses or for the private benefit and gain of any person so engaged as advertiser or distributor. C. "Highway" for the purpose of this chap- ter is synonymous with and includes street, road and alley. D. "Litter" means all solid wastes including but not limited to containers, packages, wrap- ping, printed matter or other material thrown or deposited as herein prohibited, but not including the wastes of the primary processes of mining, logging, sawmilling, farming or manufacturing. E. "Litter bag" means a bag, sack or other container made of any material which is large enough to serve as a receptacle for litter inside the vehicle or watercraft of any person. F. "Litter receptacle" means those contain- ers meeting minimum requirements of state regulations of the State Department of Ecol- ogy. G. "Newspaper" is any newspaper of gen- eral circulation as defined by general law, any newspaper duly entered with the Post Office Department of the United States in accordance with the federal statute or regulation, and any newspaper filed and recorded with any record- ing officer as provided by general law; and, in addition thereto, means and includes any peri- odical or current magazine regularly published with not less than four issues per year, and sold to the public. H. "Noncommercial handbill" is any printed or written matter, any sample, or de- vice, dodger, circular, leaflet, pamphlet, news- paper, magazine, paper, booklet or any other (Revised 2/09) 6-8.4 Edmonds City Code 8.48.320 Pay parking stall defined. As used in this chapter, "pay parking stall" means a space in a pay parking lot designated by appropriate markings as a parking space. [Ord. 3564 § 1, 2005]. 8.48.330 Monthly parking permits. Monthly parking permits shall be obtained from the city clerk upon payment of the appli- cable fee. The monthly fee for the public park- ing lot located near the intersection of Fourth Avenue and Main Street known as "the Fourth Avenue lot" shall be $100.00 per space. The permit shall contain a permit number and the expiration date when issued by the city clerk. The monthly parking permit shall authorize a vehicle to park in a pay parking lot space in accordance with the following provisions: A. Permits issued on the first day of each month, for the one-month period ending on the expiration date set forth on the permit; or B. Individual monthly parking permits, for a 30 -day period ending on the expiration date set forth on the permit. [Ord. 3704 § 1, 2008; Ord. 3564 § 1, 2005]. 8.48.340 Permit required. No person shall park a vehicle in a pay park- ing stall unless a monthly parking permit is obtained from the city clerk and the monthly parking permit is placed on the windshield of the vehicle on the passenger side. [Ord. 3564 § 1, 20051. 8.48.350 Overtime parking prohibited. No person shall park a vehicle in a pay park- ing space for a period of time longer than the period authorized by the monthly parking per- mit as specified in this chapter. Each subsequent two-hour period of time lapsing following affixing of a notice of over- time parking to a vehicle shall constitute a fur- ther violation of this section. [Ord. 3564 § 1, 20051. 8.48.500 8.48.380 Designation of pay parking lots. The superintendent of public works is authorized to designate pay parking lots, des- ignate certain pay parking stalls for monthly parking permit only, and erect suitable signs advising the public of the requirements of pur- chasing monthly parking permits from the city clerk. [Ord. 3564 § 1, 2005]. 8.48.390 Placement of parking permits. Monthly parking permits shall be valid only when placed on the windshield of the vehicle on the passenger side. Failure to place a monthly parking permit in the manner speci- fied in this section shall invalidate the authori- zation to park for the time otherwise designated on the parking permit. [Ord. 3564 § 1, 20051. 8.48.400 Reserved parking spaces. Vehicles displaying valid monthly parking permits shall be entitled to park in pay parking stalls specially designated by the superinten- dent of public works for permit parking only. No person shall park a vehicle in a pay park- ing stall specially designated for permit park- ing only unless a valid monthly parking permit is displayed as set forth in this chapter. [Ord. 3564 § 1, 20051. 8.48.410 Alteration prohibited. It is unlawful for any person to alter a monthly parking permit in any way, such as to extend the period of parking time authorized, or to place a fictitious monthly parking permit in place of or as a substitute for a monthly parking permit as specified in this chapter. [Ord. 3564 § 1, 2005]. 8.48.500 Parking in fishing pier parking lot. A. "Fishing pier parking lot" means that parking lot owned jointly by the city of Edmonds and the port of Edmonds and located immediately adjacent to the Edmonds fishing 8-18.3 (Revised 2/09) 8.48.600 pier at the western end of Dayton Street, on Railroad Avenue in the Edmonds waterfront district. B. Except when parking is prohibited dur- ing the hours specified in subsection (C) of this section, no person shall park an automobile in excess of three consecutive hours in the fishing pier parking lot; provided, however, that vehi- cles displaying a valid permit issued by the city to the senior center staff shall be exempt from this three-hour restriction. C. When signs are erected giving notice thereof, no person shall park a vehicle in the fishing pier parking lot on Friday of each week between the hours of 4:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. Vehicles displaying a valid senior center staff permit are not exempt from this requirement. D. Any vehicle parked in violation of this section may be towed from the fishing pier parking lot when signs are posted in a conspic- uous location within the fishing pier parking lot giving the name of the agency at whose direction vehicles are towed for violation of this section and the phone number and address where information regarding the recovery of such vehicles may be obtained. The owner of any vehicle towed from the fishing pier park- ing lot for violation of this section shall be lia- ble for the entire cost of such towing. Neither the city of Edmonds, nor any of its agents, shall be liable for any damage to any vehicle towed pursuant to this section. E. Violation of the subsections of this sec- tion shall constitute a parking infraction pun- ishable as set forth in ECC 8.48.215. [Ord. 3593 § 1, 2006; Ord. 3564 § 1, 2005]. 8.48.600 Authority to impound. The Edmonds police department is hereby authorized to impound vehicles parked in vio- lation of this chapter; provided, that proper notice is given pursuant to ECC 8.48.170 or 8.48.604. The police department is authorized to impound vehicles without notice as pro- vided under ECC 8.48.603. [Ord. 3564 § 1, 2005]. (Revised 2/09) 8-18.4 8.48.601 Impoundment defined. "Impoundment" means removal of a vehicle to a storage facility either by an officer or authorized agent of the Edmonds police department or by a contractor for towing and storage in response to a request from an officer or authorized agent of the Edmonds police department. [Ord. 3564 § 1, 2005]. 8.48.602 Applicable state law adopted by reference. All applicable provisions of Chapter 46.55 RCW*, as now or hereafter amended, are hereby incorporated into this chapter by this reference. In the event that any provision of this chapter may conflict with any provision of Chapter 46.55 RCW or other applicable state law, the state law provision will control. [Ord. 3564 § 1, 20051. *Code reviser's note: A true and correct copy of Chapter 46.55 RCW is attached as Exhibit A to Ordinance 3364, which is on file in the office of the city clerk. 8.48.603 Impound without prior notice. A. A vehicle may be impounded with or without citation and without giving prior notice to its owner as otherwise required by this chapter under the following circum- stances: 1. When the vehicle is impeding or is likely to impede the normal flow of vehicular or pedestrian traffic; or 2. When the vehicle is illegally occupy- ing a truck, commercial load, bus, loading, or other similar zone where, by order of the direc- tor of engineering or chiefs of police or fire, parking is limited to designated classes of vehicles or is prohibited during certain hours, or designated days, or at all times, and where such vehicle is interfering with the proper and intended use of such zones; or 3. When a vehicle without a special license plate, card, or decal indicating that the vehicle is being used to transport a disabled person as defined under RCW 46.16.381, as now or hereafter amended, is parked in a stall Edmonds City Code 24. The east side of Sixth Avenue from Dayton Street to the alley between Main Street and Bell Street; 25. Both sides of Main Street from Sixth Avenue to 120 feet east of Sixth Avenue; 26. The north side of Dayton Street from Sixth Avenue North to 120 feet east of Sixth Avenue South; 27. Both sides of Walnut Street from Third Avenue South to 120 feet east of Fifth Avenue South; 28. The north side of Howell Way from 300 feet west of Fifth Avenue South to Fifth Avenue South; 29. The south side of Howell Way from 120 feet west of Fifth Avenue South to Fifth Avenue South; 30. The west side of Fifth Avenue South from Howell Way to Erben Drive; 31. Both sides of Second Avenue South from Dayton Street to its dead end, located south of Alder Street; 32. Both sides of Alder Street between its intersection with Second Avenue South and Third Avenue South; and 33. Both sides of Sprague Street from Edmonds Street to Sixth Avenue North. B. In accordance with ECC 8.48.160 and when signs are erected giving notice thereof, no person shall park a vehicle for a period of time longer than one hour between the hours of 12:00 midnight and 6:00 p.m. of any day, except Sundays and public holidays, within the district or upon any of the streets as follows: 1. West side of Fourth Avenue North from Daley Street to Third Avenue North. [Ord. 3667 § 3, 2007; Ord. 3564 § 5, 2005]. 8.64.065 Schedule VI -A — Parking time limited for certain periods of time on certain streets. In accordance with ECC 8.48.155 and when signs are erected giving notice thereof, no per- son shall stop, stand or park a vehicle for a period of time longer than the number of hours set forth below, or between the hours set forth below: 8-35 8.64.065 Name of Street or Hours — Stopped, Road Standing or Parking Prohibited 1. Sunset Beach access Four hours maximum at way and Sunset any one time. Beach Park 2. West side of Sunset Four-hour parking 8:00 Avenue from a.m. to 10:00 p.m. No Edmonds Street to parking from 10:00 p.m. Caspers Street. to 8:00 a.m.; provided, however, the City Council may adjust the four-hour parking time and the no parking time set forth in this subsection by appropriate motion and upon erection of appropriate signs. 3. West side of Admiral Two-hour parking from Way from Dayton 6:00 p.m. on Friday to Street to a point 260 midnight on Sunday, and feet southerly. from 6:00 p.m. on those days immediately preceding public holidays to midnight on said public holidays. 4. Both sides of the Four-hour parking, 8:00 portion of 75th Place a.m. to 10:00 p.m. No west, north of North parking from 10:00 p.m. Meadowdale Road. to 8:00 a.m. 5. Five parking spaces Two hours maximum designated by city between the hours of 8:00 engineer and located a.m. and dusk.* No at the terminus and parking between dusk southerly end of and 8:00 a.m. Ocean Avenue. 6. Both sides of Three hours maximum at Admiral Way from any one time. its intersection with Dayton Street and south thereof to the end of the public right-of-way (approximately 2,300 feet). *Dusk is hereby defined as commencing 30 minutes fol- lowing sunset. [Ord. 3564 § 5, 2005]. (Revised 2/09) 8.64.067 8.64.067 Schedule VI -B — Parking time limited for certain periods of time on certain streets. In accordance with ECC 8.48.155 and when signs are erected giving notice thereof, no per- son shall park a vehicle for a period of time longer than two hours between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Fri- day, on the following listed streets within the city: 212th Street S.W. on the north and south sides from 480 feet west of the intersection of 76th Avenue West, west a distance of 500 feet. [Ord. 3564 § 5, 2005]. 8.64.068 Schedule VI -C — Parking time limited for short-term parking for specific on -street parking stalls. A. In accordance with ECC 8.48.161 and when signs are erected giving notice thereof, no person shall park a vehicle for a period of time longer than five minutes between the hours of 12:00 midnight and 6:00 p.m. of any day except Sundays and public holidays, within the district or upon any of the streets as follows: 1. The east side of Fifth Avenue, 50 feet south of Bell Street; 2. The east side of Second Avenue, 35 feet north of Main Street; 3. The north side of Main Street from Second Avenue extending east 120 feet; 4. The south side of Main Street, begin- ning at Seventh Avenue, extending east 185 feet to the Frances Anderson Center access drive; and 5. The north side of Dayton Street, beginning at entrance to preschool, extending west 200 feet. B. In accordance with ECC 8.48.161 and when signs are erected giving notice thereof, no person shall park a vehicle for a period of time longer than 15 minutes between the hours (Revised 2/09) 8-36 of 12:00 midnight and 6:00 p.m. of any day, except Sundays and public holidays, within the district or upon any of the streets as follows: 1. The east side of Fifth Avenue South, 140 feet north of Dayton Street; 2. The west side of Fifth Avenue South, 30 feet south of Main Street; 3. The west side of Second Avenue South, 150 feet south of Main Street; 4. The west side of Second Avenue South, 150 feet north of Dayton Street; 5. The east side of Third Avenue North, beginning 197 feet north of Bell Street, extend- ing 20 feet; 6. The west side of Fifth Avenue South, 90 feet north of Maple Street; and 7. The north side of James Street, 110 feet west of Second Avenue South, extending 25 feet. [Ord. 3716 § 1, 2008; Ord. 3667 § 4, 2007; Ord. 3564 § 5, 2005]. 8.64.070 Reserved. [Ord. 3564 § 5, 2005]. 8.64.080 Schedule VIII — Commercial vehicles prohibited from using certain streets. When signs are erected giving notice thereof, no person shall operate a commercial vehicle upon any of the following streets or parts of streets: Name of Street Licensed Gross Weight Limit 1. 76th Avenue West, 10,000 pounds; except from PSH No. 1 for buses used for (U.S. 99) to 224th public or school S.W. transportation which are exempt from this limit. 2. Olympic View Drive 10,000 pounds; except from Puget Drive to for buses used for 76th West. public or school transportation which are exempt from this limit. Edmonds City Code Ordinance Table 0001 09/22/1890 Liquor license 0065 02/16/1897 Meeting time and place, council 0002 10/20/1890 Prostitution 0066 03/16/1897 Salaries 1897 0003 10/20/1890 Gambling 0067 03/01/1897 Levy poll tax 1897 0004 10/20/1890 Dog licenses 0068 04/06/1897 Animals running at large 0005 10/20/1890 Nuisances (Repealed by 3720) 0069 07/06/1897 Saloons, Sunday closure 0006 10/20/1890 Amusement license and tax 0070 07/06/1897 Pool halls and bowling alleys 0007 10/20/1890 Peddlers license and tax 0071 09/07/1897 Liquor license fee 0008 10/20/1890 Animals running at large 0072 09/09/1897 Levy taxes 1897 0009 10/20/1890 Liquor traffic 0073 01/18/1898 Meeting time and place, council 0010 11/11/1890 Public improvements 0074 01/18/1898 Salaries 1898 0011 11/17/1890 Gaming tables and bowling alleys license 0075 03/01/1898 Street poll tax 1898 0012 09/08/1891 Meeting times, council 0076 05/17/1898 Liquor license fee 0013 09/08/1891 Annual assessment of property 0077 09/06/1898 Levy taxes 1898 0014 09/08/1891 Levy taxes 1891 0078 04/04/1899 Street poll tax 1899 0015 01/19/1892 Salaries and duties, officers 0079 04/04/1899 Animals running at large 0016 02/02/1892 Officer bonds 0080 05/02/1899 Water works system, sale of bonds 0017 02/02/1892 Establish base line 0081 08/01/1899 Water pipes installation, Edmonds 0018 02/02/1892 Establish grade 0082 09/05/1899 Repeal Ord. No. 81 0019 03/01/1892 Grading planking sidewalks, Bell Street 0083 09/30/1899 Liquor traffic 0020 04/19/1892 Assess and levy road poll tax 1892 0084 09/19/1899 Water pipes installation 0021 04/19/1892 Animals running at large 0085 11/07/1899 Telephone poles installation 0022 06/21/1892 Violation of ordinances 0086 11/01/1900 Water pipes installation 0023 06/07/1892 Meeting place, council 0087 02/20/1901 Meeting time and place for council 0024 06/21/1892 Levy taxes 1892 0088 01/19/1901 Street committee election 0025 06/21/1892 Punishment, misdemeanors 0089 04/21/1900 Street poll tax collection 0026 11/01/1892 Election 0090 01/19/1901 Trains obstructing streets 0027 02/07/1893 Salaries and duties, offices 0091 08/11/1900 Bicycles 0028 02/07/1893 Meeting times, council 0092 01/19/1901 Meeting time and place for council 0029 03/03/1893 Water mains 0093 01/19/1901 Meeting time and place for council 0030 04/21/1893 Salary, town marshall 0094 02/05/1901 Salaries 1901 0031 03/05/1893 Create board of health 0095 04/16/1901 Levy poll tax 1901 0032 06/05/1893 Levy taxes 1893 0096 05/21/1901 Sidewalks 0033 06/05/1893 Payment of interest warrants 0097 07/02/1901 Sidewalks 0034 06/05/1893 Levy street poll tax 1893 0098 08/06/1901 Trains speed 0035 12/01/1893 Issuance of funding bonds 0099 08/06/1901 Sidewalks 0036 05/04/1894 Levy street poll tax 1894 0100 09/11/1901 Sidewalks 0037 01/19/1894 Salaries 1894 0101 10/17/1901 General obligation bonds for water system 0038 01/19/1894 Bond, treasurer 0102 11/05/1901 Election place 0039 02/03/1894 Bond, marshall 0103 11/05/1901 General obligation bonds 0040 06/15/1894 Levy taxes 1894 0104 01/14/1902 Meeting time and place, council 0041 06/15/1894 Health officer duties (6.10) 0105 03/05/1902 LID No. 1 0042 05/03/1895 Meeting time and place, council 0106 03/05/1902 LID No. 2 0043 03/01/1895 Salaries 1895 0107 03/05/1902 LID No. 3 0044 03/01/1895 Public disturbances 0108 03/05/1902 LID No. 4 0045 03/01/1895 Payment of interest warrants 0109 03/05/1902 Sidewalks 0046 05/03/1895 Levying poll tax 1895 0110 04/02/1902 Quarantined residence (6.10) 0047 05/03/1895 Establish initial point 0111 04/16/1902 Levy poll tax 0048 06/07/1895 Gambling 0112 06/18/1902 Trains 0049 07/19/1895 Regulating liquor traffic 0113 07/02/1902 Sidewalks 0050 07/19/1895 Ownership of dogs 0114 10/01/1902 Water pipes and reservoir maintenance 0051 07/19/1895 Animals running at large 0115 11/10/1902 Election time and place 1902 0052 07/19/1895 Gaming tables and bowling alleys 0116 05/06/1903 Poll tax 1903 0053 07/19/1895 Levy taxes 1895 0117 05/20/1903 Street vacation 0054 07/19/1895 Establish base line (9.05) 0118 06/03/1903 Animals running at large 0055 07/19/1895 Nuisances punishment and abatement 0119 09/19/1903 Waterfront survey and plan accepted 0056 07/19/1895 Street poll tax 0120 10/07/1903 Levy taxes 1903 0057 08/16/1895 Animals running at large 0121 10/21/1903 Curfew 0058 11/01/1895 Peddlers licenses 0122 11/18/1903 Election time and place 1903 0059 11/15/1895 Polling place 0123 03/02/1904 Sidewalks 0060 01/07/1896 Meeting time and place, council 0124 03/16/1904 Levy road poll tax 0061 02/18/1896 Salaries 1896 0125 04/06/1904 Sidewalks 0062 02/18/1896 Levy poll tax 1896 0126 04/20/1904 Animals running at large 0063 02/18/1896 Meeting time and place, council 0127 05/04/1904 LID No. 5 0064 06/16/1896 Levy taxes 1896 0128 05/04/1904 LID No, 6 Tables - 1 (Revised 2/09) Ordinance Table 0129 05/04/1904 Electric franchise 0130 06/15/1904 Sidewalks 0131 06/15/1904 Sidewalks 0132 07/06/1904 LID No. 1 0133 07/06/1904 LID No. 4 0134 07/20/1904 Peddlers license 0135 07/06/1904 Animals at large, amend Ord. No. 126 0136 08/17/1904 Sidewalks 0137 08/17/1904 Sidewalks 0138 09/07/1904 LID No..6 0139 09/17/1904 LID No. 7 0140 09/21/1904 Electric franchise, John Huffman 0141 01/01/1901 Repeal Ord. No. 140, franchise failed 0142 11/16/1904 Election time and place 1904 0143 01/05/1905 Meeting time and place for council 0144 01/05/1905 Salaries 1905 0145 11/02/1905 Election 0146 04/01/1906 Waterfront corrected survey and plan 0149 11/01/1906 Election 0150 01/01/1907 Franchises 0151 01/01/1907 Telephone and telegraph installation 0152 02/01/1907 Salaries 1907 0153 04/01/1907 Street grade 0154 08/01/1907 Sidewalk 0155 08/01/1907 Electric franchise annulled 0156 08/01/1907 Electric franchise annulled 0157 08/01/1907 Electric franchise annulled 0158 09/01/1907 Sidewalk 0159 09/01/1907 Electric franchise annulled 0160 09/01/1907 Sidewalk 0161 09/01/1907 Sidewalk 0162 11/01/1907 Election 0163 01/01/1901 Salaries 0164 03/01/1908 Railway Seigfreidt Syndicate 0165 06/01/1908 Extension 3rd Street 0166 06/01/1908 Park revenue 0167 09/01/1908 Electric franchise 0167A 06/01/1908 Create park board 0168 08/01/1908 Animals running at large 0169 08/01/1908 Auctions 0170 08/01/1908 Rate of interest park warrants 0171 10/01/1908 Boundaries, three wards 0172 10/01/1908 Election primary 0173 11/01/1908 Election time and place 0174 01/01/1909 Salaries 1909 0174A 01/01/1909 Minors, pool rooms, card rooms 0175 02/01/1909 Amusement license and tax 0176 02/01/1909 Establish fire limits 0177 04/01/1909 Manner of establishing and paying L1Ds 0178 06/01/1909 Extension 3rd Street 0179 06/01/1909 Telephone pole installation 0180 06/01/1909 Dike improvement 0181 06/01/1909 3rd Street improvement approved 0182 06/01/1909 Dayton Street, establish grade improvement 0183 06/01/1909 Dog license 0184 06/01/1909 Dayton Street improvements 0185 08/01/1909 Bonds for contractors 0186 08/01/1909 Library establishment (Repealed by 3213) 0187 08/19/1909 9th Street 0188 08/19/1909 Manner of estimating and paying LIDS 0189 08/26/1909 Street obstructions 0190 10/01/1909 Assessment roll 0191 10/07/1909 Street improvements 0192 10/07/1909 Third Street opening and extension 0193 10/21/1909 Election primary (4.32) 0194 11/04/1909 Salaries 0195 11/04/1909 George Street improvements 0196 11/04/1909 Movie theatre license 0197 11/24/1909 Election 0198 12/02/1909 Harbor regulations 0199 12/16/1909 Ninth, Tenth, Maple and Walnut Streets 0200 01/04/1910 Health officer salary and duties 0201 01/05/1910 Sewer adoption of main trunk 0202 01/12/1910 Sewer construction of main trunk 0203 01/19/1910 Railway franchise, Great Northern Railroad 0204 02/16/1910 Election 0205 02/16/1910 Library board of trustees (Repealed by 3213) 0206 02/23/1910 Street improvement 0207 03/30/1910 George Street improvements 0208 04/13/1910 Chickens running at large 0209 05/11/1910 Animals running at large 0210 05/25/1910 Liquor, prohibiting sale 0211 06/22/1910 Streets extended 0212 07/06/1910 Fourth Street improvements 0213 08/10/1910 Animals running at large 0214 08/10/1910 Third Street improvements 0215 08/17/1910 Minors, pool rooms 0216 10/05/1910 Sewer main trunk 0217 10/14/1910 Levy taxes 1910 0218 10/19/1910 Disorderly conduct 0219 10/19/1910 Election primary 0220 11/28/1910 Election fixing, polling places 0221 01/04/1911 Meeting time and place, council 0222 01/18/1911 Library, Carnegie gift accepted 0223 01/18/1911 Salaries 0224 01/01/1911 Final levy LID No. 12 0225A 01/01/1911 Boyes monorail 0225B 03/05/1911 Nuisances (Repealed by 3720) 0226A 02/01/1911 Bills for ordinances 0226 05/03/1911 Funding bonds of all outside indebtedness 0227 07/19/1911 Meeting time and place, council 0228 07/19/1911 Minors, pool rooms 0229 07/27/1911 Bonds, Carstens and Earles acceptance 0230 08/30/1911 Alley vacation 0231 09/13/1911 Election 0232 10/18/1911 Levy taxes 1911 0233 10/23/1911 Election primary, fixing polling places 0234 10/23/1911 Sales of bonds 0235 11/15/1911 Local improvements procedure 0236 11/15/1911 Sale of bonds, repeal Ord. No. 234 0237 11/22/1911 Election 0238 11/22/1911 Sewer main trunk 0239 11/29/1911 Sewer taking of land 0240 11/29/1911 Railroad Avenue improvements 0241 12/13/1911 George Street name change to Main 0242 12/21/1911 Salaries 0243 01/24/1912 Sewer main trunk, repeal Ord. No. 238 0244 01/24/1912 Sewer main trunk taking of land 0245 02/07/1912 Meeting time and place, council amend 0246 04/03/1912 Railroad Avenue improvements amendment 0247 06/05/1912 Issuance of funding bonds 0248 06/05/1912 Boyes monorail, repeal Ord. No. 225 0249 07/03/1912 Third Street improvements amendment 0250 07/17/1912 Pedestrian convenience sidewalks 0251 07/17/1912 Speed (Revised 2/09) Tables - 2 Edmonds City Code Ordinance Table 0558 08/08/1946 Street improvements 0622 07/15/1952 LID No, 69 0559 08/06/1946 LID No. 58 0623 07/15/1952 LID No. 70 0560 08/08/1946 Street improvements 0624 08/19/1952 Street vacation 0561 08/06/1946 Salaries 0625 10/07/1952 Budget 1953 0562 09/17/1946 Taxes license 0626 10/07/1952 Purchase of fire truck 0563 10/07/1946 Budget and levy taxes 1947 0627 01/06/1953 Issue and sale of bonds, fire truck 0564 01/07/1947 Alley vacation 0628 01/20/1953 Approval of assessment roll 0565 02/18/1947 Approve and confirm assessment roll 0629 01/20/1953 Approval of assessment roll 0566 02/18/1947 Sewer outfall line, Dayton Street 0630 02/03/1953 Salaries 1953 0567 04/15/1947 Sewers 0631 03/03/1953 Approval of assessment roll 0568 05/06/1947 Water rates, amend Ord. No. 412 and 543 0632 03/03/1953 Repeal Ord. No. 620 0569 06/03/1947 Fireworks 0633 04/28/1953 LID No. 71 0570 06/17/1947 Approve and confirm assessment roll 0634 05/05/1953 LID No. 72 0571 06/01/1947 Amend Ord. No. 565, LID No. 58 0635 06/16/1953 Notice, sale of bonds 0572 08/05/1947 Street improvements 0636 07/07/1953 Amend Ord. No. 633 0573 01/01/1901 Sewers 0637 07/07/1953 Creating planning commission 0574 10/06/1947 Emergency expenditure, salaries 0638 07/21/1953 Accepting bid on bonds, water series 0575 10/06/1947 Budget and levy taxes 1947 0639 08/04/1953 LID No. 72 0576 10/06/1947 Garbage (Repealed by 3720) 0640 09/01/1953 LID No. 73 0577 10/26/1947 Service station, location of gasoline 0641 10/06/1953 Emergency ordinance 0578 12/02/1947 Approve and confirm assessment roll 0642 10/06/1953 Emergency ordinance 0579 01/20/1948 Service station, gasoline pumps 0643 10/05/1953 Budget 1954 0580 05/01/1948 Approve and confirm assessment roll 0644 10/20/1953 Approval assessment roll 0581 04/20/1948 Approve and confirm assessment roll 0645 12/15/1953 Salaries 1954 0582 08/03/1948 Emergency expenditure, street department 0646 01/05/1954 Approval assessment roll 0583 10/04/1948 Budget and levy taxes 1949 0647 01/05/1954 Approval assessment roll 0584 12/26/1948 Punch boards license and fees 0648 01/05/1954 Approval assessment roll 0585 06/07/1949 Traffic 0649 02/02/1954 Emergency ordinance 0586 06/07/1949 Firearms amend Ord. No. 25 0650 02/16/1954 Annexation 0587 06/07/1949 Establishing regular payday 0651 03/16/1954 Procedure to follow on LID (3.40) 0588 07/05/1949 Liquor drinking in public 0652 04/06/1954 Emergency ordinance 0589 08/02/1949 Building construction etc. 0653 04/20/1954 LID No. 74 0590 08/02/1949 Annexation 0654 08/03/1954 Emergency ordinance 0591 08/09/1949 Sewers 0655 08/03/1954 Emergency ordinance 0592 08/16/1949 Zoning industrial 0656 10/04/1954 Budget 1955 0593 08/16/1949 Street improvement 0657 12/21/1954 Licensing of taxicabs (4.60) 0594 08/23/1949 Cabaret license (4.48) 0658 02/01/1955 Salaries 1955 0595 10/03/1949 Budget and levy taxes 0659 02/01/1955 Annexation 0596 11/01/1949 Sewer hookups, lateral sewers 0660 02/15/1955 Street vacation 0598 01/03/1950 Approving assessment roll 0661 03/01/1955 Approval assessment roll 0599 01/17/1950 Confirming assessment roll 0662 03/03/1955 Setting interest rate on LID No. 74 0600 04/18/1950 Annexation 0663 07/19/1955 LID No, 75 0601 05/02/1950 Annexation 0664 08/02/1955 City Hall improvement, general obligation 0602 07/11/1950 Amend building code bonds 0603 08/01/1950 Fire prevention and protection 0665 08/02/1955 Annexation 0604 09/05/1950 Emergency expenditures 0666 09/20/1955 Annexation 0605 09/05/1950 Emergency expenditures 0667 09/20/1955 Annexation 0606 09/06/1950 Budget 0668 09/20/1955 Annexation 0607 10/03/1950 Emergency warrants issuance and 0669 10/03/1955 Budget 1956 payment 0670 10/04/1955 Annexation 0608 10/02/1950 Budget and levy taxes 1951 0671 10/04/1955 Street vacation 0609 01/16/1951 Railroad right-of-way, Dayton Street 0672 11/15/1955 Contract Snohomish County Fire District 0610 04/17/1951 Assessment roll No. 13 0611 05/01/1951 Annexation 0673 12/06/1955 Emergency ordinance 0612 08/07/1951 Emergency ordinance 0674 12/06/1955 Approval assessment roll 0613 10/01/1951 Budget 1952 0675 01/03/1955 Annexation 0614 10/16/1951 Emergency ordinance 0676 02/07/1956 Salaries 1956 0615 10/16/1951 Social security, city employees (2.30) 0677 03/20/1956 Annexation 0616 12/18/1951 LID No,. 65 0678 07/05/1956 LID No. 77 0617 03/04/1952 Confirming assessment roll 0679 07/05/1956 LID No. 76 0618 06/03/1952 Salaries 1952 0680 07/17/1956 Emergency ordinance 0619 06/17/1952 LID No. 66 0681 07/17/1956 Annexation 0620 06/17/1952 LID No. 67 0682 08/07/1956 LID No. 78 0621 07/01/1952 LID No. 68 0683 10/02/1956 Budget 1957 Tables - 5 (Revised 2/09) Ordinance Table 0684 11/20/1956 Annexation 0745 11/25/1958 LID No- 87 0685 11/20/1956 Transfer of funds, water department 0746 11/25/1958 LID No. 88 0686 12/04/1956 Annexation 0747 11/25/1958 LID No. 89 0687 12/18/1956 Annexation 0748 12/02/1958 Issuance general obligation bonds, fire 0688 01/15/1957 Salaries 1957 truck 0689 02/19/1957 Confirming assessment roll 0749 12/02/1958 Salaries 1959 0690 02/19/1957 Confirming assessment roll 0750 12/16/1958 Annexation 0691 02/19/1957 Confirming assessment roll 0751 01/06/1959 Emergency ordinance, additional funds 0692A 03/05/1957 LID No. 80 1958 0692 03/19/1957 Annexation 0752 01/20/1959 Annexation 0693 04/02/1957 LID No. 79 0753 01/20/1959 Bonds for LID No. 85 0694 04/16/1957 Fixing interest rate on LID No. 77 0754 01/27/1959 Contract with Mountlake Terrace 0695 04/16/1957 Issue water -sewer revenue bonds 0755 02/03/1959 LID No. 86 0696 04/19/1957 Correction Ord. No. 692, annexing 0756 02/03/1959 LID No. 95 property 0757 02/03/1959 LID No. 87 0697 01/01/1901 Amend Ord. No. 694, interest rate, LID 0758 02/03/1959 LID No. 88 No. 77 0759 02/03/1959 LID No. 89 0698 04/19/1957 Annexation 0760 02/17/1959 Adopt contract with Mountlake Terrace 0699 05/07/1957 LID No. 81 0761 03/17/1959 LID No. 86 0700 06/04/1957 Annexation 0762 04/21/1959 Annexation 0701 07/02/1957 Confirming assessment roll 0763 01/01/1901 Amend code, addition of highway border 0702 08/27/1957 Emergency ordinance, police judge salary use 0703 08/13/1957 Gas franchise 0764 05/05/1959 Annexation 0704 08/27/1957 Annexation 0765 04/21/1959 LID No. 96 0705 09/03/1957 Correction Ord. No. 699, LID No. 81 0766 05/05/1959 Illegal use of liquor and penalty 0706 09/24/1957 Confirming assessment roll 0767 05/05/1959 Disorderly conduct and penalty 0707 09/24/1957 LID No. 82 0768 05/19/1959 LID No. 94 0708 10/01/1957 Confirming assessment roll 0769 05/19/1959 Amend Ord. No. 765 0709 10/07/1957 Budget 1958 0770 07/07/1959 Emergency ordinance 0710 10/15/1957 Street vacation 0771 07/07/1959 Annexation 0711 10/15/1957 Street vacation 0772 07/07/1959 LID No. 94 0712 10/15/1957 Street vacation 0773 07/14/1959 Water and sewer revenue bonds 1959 0713 11/05/1957 Salaries 1958 0774 07/21/1959 LID No. 90 0714 11/19/1957 Fixing interest rate, LID No. 79 0775 07/21/1959 LID No. 97 0715 12/23/1957 Emergency ordinance 0776 07/21/1959 Vacate portions of lots 0716 12/17/1957 Vacate cul-de-sac 0777 08/18/1959 Street vacation 0717 12/17/1957 Annexation 0778 08/18/1959 Zoning 0718 12/23/1957 Annexation 0779 08/18/1959 Sewer -water revenue bond 0719 03/04/1958 LID No. 83 0780 08/18/1959 Rezone 0720 03/06/1958 LID No. 84 0781 09/01/1959 LID No. 91 0721 05/20/1958 Annexation 0782 09/01/1959 LID No. 90 0722 05/20/1958 LID No. 85 0783 09/15/1959 Emergency ordinance 0723 06/17/1958 LID No. 86 0784 09/15/1959 Emergency ordinance 0724 07/15/1958 Emergency ordinance 0785 10/06/1959 Budget 1960 0725 07/01/1958 Correcting Title of Ord. No. 723 0786 10/06/1959 Establishing water rates (7.30) 0726 07/22/1958 LID No. 87 0787 10/06/1959 LID No. 91 0727 07/22/1958 LID No. 88 0788 10/20/1959 LID No. 98 0728 07/22/1958 LID No. 89 0789 10/20/1959 Revised zoning 0729 08/05/1958 Confirming assessment roll 0790 10/20/1959 Revised subdivision code 0730 08/05/1958 Confirming assessment roll 0791 11/03/1959 Setting up the 16 voting precincts 0731 08/19/1958 Fixing interest rate, LID No. 82 0792 11/17/1959 Annexation 0732 09/16/1958 General obligation bonds, fire truck 0793 12/01/1959 LID No. 96 0733 09/16/1958 Proposition to levy tax 0794 12/01/1959 Main Street traffic pattern 0734 09/16/1958 LID No. 90 0795 12/15/1959 Salaries 1960 0735 09/16/1958 LID No. 91 0796 12/15/1959 Terms of office 0736 10/06/1958 Budget 1959 0797 12/15/1959 Amend Ord. No. 793 LID No. 96 0737 10/21/1958 Annexation 0798 01/06/1960 LID No. 99 0738 11/04/1958 LID No. 94 0799 01/19/1960 Establishing a salary fund 0739 11/04/1958 LID No. 84 0800 01/19/1960 Street vacation 0740 11/04/1958 LID No. 85 0801 01/19/1960 Land for additional water storage tanks 0741 11/18/1958 Annexation 0802 02/02/1960 Licensing of taxicabs (4.60) 0742 11/18/1958 Annexation 0803 02/02/1960 Amend Ord. No. 795 0743 11/18/1958 Annexation 0804 02/02/1960 LID No. 96, cash prepayment period 0744 11/18/1958 Town of Woodway fire protection 0805 02/16/1960 Land for water tank sites purchase (Revised 2/09) Tables - 6 Edmonds City Code Ordinance Table 1744 12/03/1974 Amend zoning 1802 11/25/1975 Relating to art in construction (3.13) 1745 12/03/1974 Amend zoning 1803 11/25/1975 Undergrounding in business district 1746 12/17/1974 Establish municipal court 1804 11/25/1975 Amending comprehensive land use plan 1747 12/17/1974 Bail regulations (5.48) 1805 12/16/1975 Reducing allowable building heights 1748 12/17/1974 Eliminate imprisonment for certain 1806 12/16/1975 Amending zoning ordinance, definition 1749 12/17/1974 Increase utility tax to 6 percent 1807 12/16/1975 Decreasing maximum speed limit (8.16) 1750 12/23/1974 Adopt final budget 1975 1808 12/23/1975 Adopting final budget for fiscal year 1976 1751 01/07/1975 Amend Ord. 1703, subdivision code 1809 12/23/1975 Salaries, effective January 1, 1976 1752 01/07/1975 Speed limit, 220th SW (8.16) 1810 01/06/1976 Annexing certain portions of county 1753 01/07/1975 Parking (Repealed by 3564) 1811 01/06/1976 Allowable building volume 1754 01/07/1975 Parking (Repealed by 3564) 1812 01/06/1976 Increase allowable number of units in RM 1755 01/07/1975 Salaries 1975 zone 1756 01/21/1975 Salaries 1975, exempt employees 1813 01/20/1976 Dog license issuance for nonresidents 1757 01/28/1975 LID No. 194 1814 01/27/1976 Final assessment, LID No. 194 1758 01/28/1975 LID No. 193 1815 02/03/1976 Final assessment, LID No. 193 1759 01/28/1975 Discharge of sewage 1816 02/03/1976 Reducing ex officio members 1760 02/04/1975 Regulating height and location of fences 1817 02/03/1976 Conditional use permit, tennis court fences 1761 02/18/1975 Definition of "family" outside 1762 02/25/1975 Cabaret dances, licensing and operation 1818 02/03/1976 Maximum building height in commercial (4.48) district 1763 02/25/1975 Plan commission amenities design (10.05) 1819 02/03/1976 Amend official street map 1764 02/25/1975 Decrease speed limit, highway 99 (8.16) 1820 02/17/1976 Amend Ord. 1808 1765 03/18/1975 Establishing arts commission (3.13) 1821 02/24/1976 Amend zoning code 1766 03/25/1975 Gambling (4.24) 1822 02/24/1976 Amend zoning code 1767 03/25/1975 Group homes 1823 02/24/1976 Amend Ord. 1684 (4.50) 1768 04/15/1975 Amend zoning map 1824 03/02/1976 Creating citizen's shorelines management 1769 04/15/1975 Amend budget Ord. 1750 1825 03/02/1976 Amend zoning code 1770 04/22/1975 Relating to unfair housing 1826 03/02/1976 Amend zoning code 1771 04/22/1975 Curbs and gutters 1827 03/02/1976 Increasing arts commission to eight 1772 05/06/1975 Sewer connection charges members 1773 05/06/1975 Parking, "76th and 212th" (Repealed by 1828 03/16/1976 Annual business licenses (4.72) 3564) 1829 03/16/1976 Amend license provisions (4.50) 1774 06/03/1975 Amend zoning, resolution 470 1830 03/23/1976 Expanding review powers of park and 1775 06/03/1975 Amend zoning, preservation of trees recreation commission 1776 07/01/1975 Adopting 1975 National Electrical Code 1831 03/23/1976 LID No. 194, total assessment bonds (3.24) 1832 03/23/1976 Motor vehicle excise tax (3..26) 1777 07/01/1975 Revising requirements, conditional use 1833 04/06/1976 Leasehold tax (3.30) permit for group homes 1834 04/06/1976 LID No. 193, total assessment bonds 1778 07/01/1975 Amend zoning ordinance 1835 04/20/1976 Permitting auctions in BC zones 1779 07/15/1975 Adopt 1973 Uniform Fire Code 1836 04/20/1976 PRDs, procedures 1780 07/22/1975 Extend franchise to successor 1837 04/20/1976 Removal of fishing derbies (3.24) 1781 08/05/1975 Underground facilities, LID No. 195 1838 04/20/1976 Amend table of conditional uses 1782 08/05/1975 Vacating portion of IOOF cemetery 1839 04/27/1976 Establish plan check fee 1783 08/05/1975 Regulating community antennae TV 1840 04/27/1976 Decreasing speed limit on state highway system (Repealed by 3083) (8.16) 1784 08/19/1975 Changing preliminary subdivision fee 1841 05/04/1976 Council elections and vacant position 1785 08/19/1975 Prohibiting parking (Repealed by 3564) (1.02) 1786 08/26/1975 Adopting 1975 standard specifications 1842 05/18/1976 Amend official street map 1787 08/26/1975 Warrants, arrests and proceedings 1843 05/18/1976 Nuisances overflowing sewage septic 1788 08/26/1975 Decreasing speed limit (8.16) (Repealed by 3720) 1789 09/02/1975 Regulate hall rentals and require license 1844 05/18/1976 Amend zoning code 1790 09/02/1975 Prohibiting parking (Repealed by 3564) 1845 05/18/1976 Amend zoning code 1791 09/23/1975 General taxes 1976 1846 05/18/1976 Amenities design board (10.05) 1792 10/07/1975 LID No. 196, underground wiring 1847 06/01/1976 Amend zoning code, appeals 1793 10/07/1975 Adoption of standard specifications 1848 06/01/1976 Increase final plat and plat checking 1794 10/07/1975 Permitted dwelling unit 1849 06/01/1976 Amend street map 1795 10/21/1975 Street vacation 1850 06/01/1976 Expiration of permits 1796 10/21/1975 Amend Ord. 1791 1851 06/01/1976 Acquisition of property 1797 10/28/1975 Amend zoning map 1852 06/15/1976 Prohibiting commercial vehicles over 1798 10/28/1975 Amend Ord. 1789, rental of halls 10,000 pounds (Repealed by 3564) 1799 10/28/1975 Driving through funeral or other 1853 07/06/1976 Amend street map procession (8.32) 1854 07/06/1976 Amend street map 1800 11/04/1975 Decreasing speed limit to 25 mph (8.16) 1855 07/06/1976 SEPA 1801 11/18/1975 Amend Ord. 1755 1856 07/20/1976 Amend zoning map Tables - 15 (Revised 2/09) Ordinance Table 1857 07/20/1976 Amend zoning 1908 03/01/1977 Prohibit scuba/skin diving in designated 1858 08/03/1976 Amend Ord. 1809 to establish salary area (5.32) 1859 08/17/1976 Authorize municipal court to collect cost 1909 03/01/1977 Impose two-hour parking limit (Repealed 1860 08/17/1976 Disposition of abandoned property by 3564) 1861 08/17/1976 Amend zoning code 1910 03/15/1977 Right-of-way surplus property; repeal 1862 08/17/1976 Employee holidays and vacation with pay Ord. 142 (2.35) 1911 03/22/1977 Adopt APWA standards 1863 08/17/1976 Annexation 1912 03/22/1977 Council ethics 1864 08/17/1976 Amend street map 1913 04/05/1977 Establish speed limit (8.16) 1865 08/24/1976 Adopt Washington Model Traffic 1914 04/19/1977 In -lieu (off-street) parking fund Ordinance (8.60) 1915 04/26/1977 Annexation via petition 1866 08/24/1976 Amend street map 1916 04/26/1977 Speed regulations on city park property 1867 09/07/1976 Remove certain parking restrictions (8.16) (Repealed by 3564) 1917 05/03/1977 Prohibit parking (Repealed by 3564) 1868 09/07/1976 Amend street map 1918 05/03/1977 Regulate motor vehicle wreckers (4.11) 1869 09/07/1976 Park bonds submitted to voters 1919 05/24/1977 Require approval, septic system design 1870 09/21/1976 Annexation 1920 06/07/1977 Security unit requirements, building 1871 09/21/1976 Amend zoning map 1921 06/20/1977 Scuba divers within underwater park 1872 09/21/1976 Amend zoning map (5.32) 1873 09/21/1976 Amend Ord. 1808, estimated revenue 1922 06/20/1977 City of Edmonds withdrawal from social 1874 09/28/1976 General taxes fiscal year 1977 security (2.30) 1875 10/19/1976 Amend zoning map 1923 06/28/1977 Caretaker dwelling units 1876 10/19/1976 Amend street map 1924 06/28/1977 Drainage plan submitted 1877 10/19/1976 Amend street map 1925 07/05/1977 Sewer connection charges amendment 1878 10/19/1976 Amend street map 1926 07/05/1977 Amend official zoning map 1879 10/26/1976 Amend land use plan 1927 07/05/1977 Amend official zoning map 1880 10/26/1976 Amend Ord. 1874 1928 07/05/1977 Amend official street map 1881 10/26/1976 Permitting certain municipal 1929 07/19/1977 Allow public and institutional uses improvements 1930 07/19/1977 Direct review, short subdivision applicants 1882 10/26/1976 Ambulance service (Repealed by 3165) 1931 07/26/1977 Reduce right-of-way 1883 11/16/1976 Street improvements 1932 08/02/1977 Reduce right-of-way 1884 12/07/1976 Reduce/waive $50 SEPA threshold 1933 08/16/1977 Eliminate bonus density, allow RML/ determination RMH 1885 12/21/1976 Adopting final budget fiscal year 1977 1934 08/16/1977 Extend parking limit (Repealed by 3564) 1886 12/21/1976 Issuance of $2,020 water -sewer revenue 1935 08/16/1977 Right-of-way invasion bonds 1936 08/16/1977 Comprehensive policy plan 1887 12/21/1976 Approving LID No. 197 1937 08/16/1977 Increase salaries, certain department head 1888 12/21/1976 Ch. 7.30, apply excavation construction 1938 08/23/1977 Amending budget 1889 01/04/1977 Transfer $17,000 general fund to EDJR 1939 08/23/1977 Compensation time (2.35) HI/TRF 1940 08/23/1977 Prohibit consumption alcoholic beverages 1890 01/04/1977 Accessory building requirements 1941 08/23/1977 Salary ordinance, department heads 1891 01/04/1977 Amend street map 1942 08/23/1977 Water turn-on/off charges increase (7.10) 1892 01/18/1977 Screening devices for parking areas 1943 09/06/1977 Amend gambling ordinance, delete bingo 1893 01/18/1977 Salary ordinance (3.24) 1894 01/18/1977 Extend two-hour parking limit (Repealed 1944 09/06/1977 Animal control by 3564) 1945 09/06/1977 Annexation 1895 01/25/1977 Increase board of adjustment to nine 1946 09/06/1977 PC res #563 abatement members 1947 09/06/1977 PC res 4566 separate units in RM district 1896 01/25/1977 Create office of director of public works 1948 09/27/1977 1978 property tax levy (Repealed by 3279) 1949 09/27/1977 Doces rezone 1897 01/25/1977 Amend official map 1950 10/04/1977 Amend zoning map 1898 02/01/1977 Increase water rates and utility rates (7.30) 1951 10/18/1977 Amend 1978 tax levy 1899 02/01/1977 Street improvements 1952 10/18/1977 Street tree ordinance 1900 02/15/1977 Cash prepayment, LID No. 196 1953 10/25/1977 Compact car parking 1901 02/15/1977 Add § 12.14.020(h)(7), temporary park 1954 10/25/1977 Add proposed 40 -foot right-of-way 1902 02/15/1977 Amend official street map 1955 10/25/1977 Taxicab ordinance (4.60) 1903 02/15/1977 Reduce right-of-way 1956 11/01/1977 Eliminate bonus density in RD district 1904 02/22/1977 Add § 12.13. 110 1957 11/15/1977 Water -sewer refunding bonds 1977 1905 02/22/1977 Revising/recodifying criminal code (5.50) 1958 11/22/1977 Raising compensation paid, council 1906 02/22/1977 Permit landfills of 500 cubic yards without meeting conditional use permit 1959 11/22/1977 Vacating portion excess right-of-way 1907 02/22/1977 Short subdivision appeals to request width appeal 1960 11/22/1977 Creating LID No. 203 1961 12/06/1977 Taxicab operators licenses (4.60) (Revised 2/09) Tables - 16 Edmonds City Code Ordinance Table 1962 12/06/1977 Amend 1977 budget 2020 09/05/1978 Creating LID No. 205 1963 12/06/1977 Increase water rates (7.30) 2021 09/05/1978 Two-hour parking limit on certain streets 1964 12/20/1977 1978 budget (Repealed by 3564) 1965 12/27/1977 1978 salaries 2022 09/19/1978 Building code amendment, ventilation 1966 01/03/1978 Amending 1978 budget 2023 09/19/1978 Bail schedule (5.48) 1967 01/17/1978 1978 department head salaries 2024 09/19/1978 In -lieu -of fee for parks 1968 01/17/1978 Amend zoning map 2025 09/26/1978 Fair housing commission 1969 01/17/1978 Confirm final assessment roll 2026 10/03/1978 1979 tax levy 1970 01/24/1978 Appeal period, board of appeals 2027 10/17/1978 Allow 25 percent compact car stalls 1971 01/24/1978 Directors, finance and administrative 2028 10/17/1978 Restrict parking (Repealed by 3564) 1972 01/24/1978 Reduce right-of-way, James Street 2029 10/31/1978 Amend tax levy 1973 02/07/1978 Sewage disposal system design 2030 10/31/1978 Amending 1978 budget 1974 02/07/1978 Interfund loan equipment rental 2031 11/07/1978 Uses in CW zone 1975 02/07/1978 Amend 1978 budget 2032 11/07/1978 Amend comprehensive plan, waterfront 1976 02/07/1978 Amend street map 2033 11/07/1978 Minimum attendance for boards and 1977 02/07/1978 1978 salaries, finance and administration commissions (1.05) 1978 02/28/1978 Reducing right-of-way 2034 11/07/1978 Number of members, length of term 1979 02/28/1978 Amending council meeting (1.04) 2035 11/07/1978 Membership on arts commission 1980 03/07/1978 Allow ADB decisions at special meeting 2036 11/07/1978 Establish four-year term for parking (10.05) 2037 11/07/1978 Reduce park board to seven members 1981 03/07/1978 Posting of ordinances instead of 2038 01/01/1901 Vetoed, see Ord. 2044 publishing 2039 11/07/1978 Reduce board of adjustment to seven 1982 03/21/1978 Cash prepayment LID No. 198 members 1983 03/21/1978 Amend zoning ordinance for PRD bonds 2040 11/07/1978 Change name of ADB to architectural 1984 03/21/1978 Amend ADB appeal procedure design board (10.05) 1985 03/21/1978 Amend code, allow joint residential uses 2041 11/14/1978 Parking tickets (Repealed by 3564) 1986 03/28/1978 Prohibit use of compression brakes 2042 12/05/1978 1979 budget 1987 03/28/1978 Height and depth of screening device 2043 12/05/1978 Create RMD district 1988 04/18/1978 Amend 1978 budget 2044 12/12/1978 Reduce membership in the shoreline 1989 04/18/1978 Creating LID No. 204 2045 12/19/1978 Conditional increase of driveway 1990 04/25/1978 Council disclosure 2046 12/19/1978 Amending 1978 budget 1991 05/02/1978 Amending underwater park regulation 2047 12/19/1978 1979 salary ordinance (5.32) 2048 01/02/1979 Establish monthly payment period (3.20) 1992 05/02/1978 Condemnation for LID No. 203 2049 01/02/1979 Regulating restoration of damaged 1993 05/02/1978 Rezone building 1994 05/16/1978 Sign code 2050 02/06/1979 Multiple residential development 1995 05/16/1978 Residential street status for 240th 2051 02/06/1979 Approving and confirming LID No. 203 1996 05/23/1978 Contract rezone 2052 02/20/1979 Increase utility tax 1997 05/23/1978 Parking limits on certain streets (Repealed 2053 02/20/1979 LID No. 204, confirming roll by 3564) 2055 Parking restrictions (Repealed by 3564) 1998 06/06/1978 Annexation 2057 03/20/1979 Assess prisoners one-half detention cost 1999 06/06/1978 Zoning, 220th and Highway 99 annexed 2058 03/20/1979 Warrants to finance elementary school 2000 06/20/1978 Amend sign ordinance 2059 03/20/1979 Contract rezone 2001 06/20/1978 Street vacation 2060 03/27/1979 Flag lots 2002 06/20/1978 Street vacation 2061 03/27/1979 Change zoning 2003 06/20/1978 Amend civil service commission 2062 03/27/1979 Four-hour parking on Bell Street 2004 06/20/1978 Amend zoning ordinance (Repealed by 3564) 2005 06/20/1978 Amend zoning ordinance 2063 04/10/1979 Expiration, cash prepayment period 2006 06/20/1978 Rezone 2064 04/10/1979 Expiration, cash prepayment period 2007 06/27/1978 1976 Uniform Plumbing Code 2065 04/17/1979 Regulations for fishing pier (5.32) 2008 06/27/1978 1976 Uniform Building Code 2066 04/17/1979 Prohibit parking (Repealed by 3564) 2009 07/18/1978 Require temperature and pressure relief 2067 05/08/1979 Amend sign code valve (7.10) 2068 05/15/1979 Adopt 1978 National Electrical Code 2010 07/18/1978 Hotel, motel tax for convention center 2069 05/15/1979 Establish fees for taxicab operators (4.60) (3.34) 2070 05/22/1979 Decrease speed limit (8.16) 2011 08/01/1978 Condemnation 2071 05/22/1979 Amend official street map 2012 08/15/1978 Off-street parking standards 2072 05/29/1979 Willowbrook #1 lot 5, RS -8 to RML 2013 08/15/1978 Amend 1978 budget 2073 06/11/1979 Street vacation 2014 08/15/1978 Street vacation 2074 06/19/1979 Confirm final assessment roll, LID No. 2015 08/15/1978 Contract rezone 205 2016 08/22/1978 Amendment to comp. policy plan 2075 06/19/1979 Amend official street map 2017 08/22/1978 SEPA guidelines 2076 06/26/1979 Abandoned motor vehicles (8.50) 2018 08/22/1978 Signs 2077 06/26/1979 Creating SID 1-79 2019 08/22/1978 Restrict parking on 76th (Repealed by 2078 07/10/1979 Four-hour parking, portions Bell and 3564) Sunset (Repealed by 3564) Tables - 17 (Revised 2/09) Ordinance Table 2079 07/24/1979 Street vacation 2136 05/06/1980 Community development department 2080 07/24/1979 Vacating excess right-of-way (Repealed by 3279) 2081 07/24/1979 Amending street map for vacation right- 2137 05/13/1980 Amend salary ordinance of -way 2138 05/13/1980 Commercial vehicle parking (Repealed by 2082 07/24/1979 Rezone 3564) 2083 07/30/1979 Prohibit abandoning junk motor vehicle 2139 05/20/1980 Water -sewer rate increase (7.10, 7.30) (8.50) 2140 05/13/1980 Prohibiting internal combustion motor 2084 08/07/1979 Cash prepayment expiration, LID No. 205 (5.10) 2085 08/14/1979 Traffic restrictions (Repealed by 3564) 2141 05/20/1980 Street vacation 2086 08/21/1979 Unclaimed personal property 2142 05/20/1980 Official street map 2087 08/21/1979 Supplement 1979 salary 2143 05/20/1980 Amend official street map 2088 08/28/1979 Rezone 2144 05/27/1980 Septic tank dumping (Repealed by 3401) 2089 09/04/1979 Parking on Sunset and Ocean Ave. 2145 05/27/1980 Annexation (Repealed by 3564) 2146 05/27/1980 Official street map 2090 09/11/1979 Plumbing code amendment 2147 06/03/1980 Expiration date for utility rates (7.30) 2091 09/11/1979 Adopt 1976 mechanical code 2148 06/03/1980 Sunset Ave. traffic flow (Repealed by 2092 09/11/1979 Adopt 1976 housing code 3564) 2093 09/11/1979 Adopt code, abatement of dangerous 2149 06/10/1980 Increase occupation utilities tax building 2150 06/16/1980 Councilmanic bonds 2094 09/11/1979 Ballot property tax levy for emergency 2151 06/16/1980 Annexation 2095 09/18/1979 Annexation 2152 07/01/1980 Amend boating ordinance (5.10) 2096 09/25/1979 Annexation 2153 07/29/1980 Amend interest rate, LID No. 206 2097 10/02/1979 1980 tax levy 2154 07/29/1980 Amend municipal arts fund (3.13) 2098 10/02/1979 Jail detention costs 2155 07/29/1980 Pay parking lots (Repealed by 3564) 2099 10/16/1979 Parking restrictions (Repealed by 3564) 2156 08/05/1980 Boards and commissions, excused absence 2100 10/23/1979 Reduce right-of-way (1.05) 2101 11/20/1979 Amend street map 2157 08/05/1980 Vacation right-of-way 2102 11/20/1979 Rezone 2158 09/09/1980 Street vacation 2103 12/03/1979 Residential parking permits (Repealed by 2159 09/09/1980 Public official participation matter 3564) 2160 09/16/1980 Accept bid from Olympic Bank on LID 2104 12/11/1979 Define substantial change, sign code 2161 09/16/1980 Prohibit parking with yellow curb marking 2105 12/18/1979 1980 budget (Repealed by 3564) 2106 12/18/1979 Council salaries 2162 09/23/1980 Parking, Railroad Ave. (Repealed by 2107 12/18/1979 Establish fund #002/cumulative reserve 3564) (Repealed by 3370) 2163 10/07/1980 Property tax levy for 1981 2108 12/18/1979 Transfer funds and close sidewalk 2164 10/07/1980 Street vacation 2109 01/08/1980 1980 salary ordinance 2165 10/07/1980 Amending 1980 budget 2110 01/15/1980 8:00 p.m. starting time for council meeting 2166 10/07/1980 Creating LID No. 208 (1.04) 2167 10/07/1980 Community impact statement (4.74) 2111 01/15/1980 Create LID No. 206 2168 11/04/1980 Contract rezone 2112 01/15/1980 Rezone 2169 11/10/1980 Establishing hearing examiner (10.35) 2113 01/15/1980 Rezone 2170 11/10/1980 Creating planning advisory board (10.40) 2114 01/22/1980 Amend official street map 2171 11/10/1980 Sale of city property procedure (3.01) 2115 01/29/1980 Driving while intoxicated 2172 11/10/1980 Criminal investigation contingency (3.07) 2116 01/29/1980 Creating council president (1.02) 2173 11/10/1980 Juke boxes, pool tables, fees and hours 2117 02/11/1980 Amend 1980 salary ordinance (4.24) 2118 02/19/1980 Contract rezone 2174 11/10/1980 Public dances (4.40) 2119 02/19/1980 Confirm assessment roll 2175 11/10/1980 Public amusements, theatres, circus (4.32) 2120 02/19/1980 Amendment to comprehensive policy 2176 11/10/1980 Health officer (6.10) 2121 02/19/1980 Amendment to zoning code 2177 11/10/1980 Costs of abating nuisances (Repealed by 2122 02/19/1980 Building code amendment 3720) 2123 02/19/1980 Annexing Union Oil property and zoning 2178 11/10/1980 Notice to abate noxious weeds (6.30) 2124 03/03/1980 Amend 1980 budget 2179 11/10/1980 Water valves and billings (7.10) 2125 03/11/1980 Edmonds elementary bonds 2180 11/10/1980 Duplicate railroad regulation repeal 2126 03/18/1980 Increase per diem allowance for council 2181 11/10/1980 Water -sewer rate adjustment (7.30) (1.02) 2182 12/02/1980 Adopting community development code 2127 03/25/1980 Drug paraphernalia 2183 12/02/1980 Recodification of all ordinances (1.01) 2128 04/08/1980 Prepayment expiration SID 1-79 2184 12/09/1980 Authorizing filing traffic/criminal 2129 04/15/1980 Creating LID No. 207 2185 12/16/1980 Annexation 2130 04/22/1980 Admiral Way parking (Repealed by 3564) 2186 12/20/1980 Adopting final budget 1981 2131 04/22/1980 Council president salary (1.02) 2187 12/30/1980 Update model traffic ordinance 2132 04/29/1980 Port (Harbor Square) contract rezone 2188 12/30/1980 Establish advance travel fund (Repealed 2133 04/29/1980 Contract rezone by 3540) 2134 05/06/1980 Street vacation 2135 05/06/1980 Amend official street map (Revised 2/09) Tables - 18 Edmonds City Code Ordinance Table 2790 08/21/1990 Limit parking (Repealed by 3564) 2842 07/16/1991 Amend ECDC § 15.00.020(a) 2791 08/21/1990 Create new Ch. 1.14 (Repealed by 3489) 2843 07/16/1991 Regulation of horse taxis (4.85) 2792 08/28/1990 ADB landscape standards (Repealed by 2844 07/16/1991 Amend Ord. 2834, street vacation 3636) 2845 07/16/1991 Street vacation 2793 09/18/1990 Street vacation 2846 08/20/1991 Skateboard regulations (5.46, 8.32) 2794 09/18/1990 Prohibit tandem parking 2847 09/03/1991 Amend Title 8, prohibit parking (Repealed 2795 09/25/1990 Amend Ord. 2201 by 3564) 2796 09/25/1990 Approve PRD -1-90/P-1-90 at 8300 208 2848 09/16/1991 Refusal to submit to alcohol test 2797 10/02/1990 Street vacation 2849 09/16/1991 Amend ECC § 8.56.010 (8.56) 2798 10/16/1990 Approve Lorian Estates PRD 2850 09/16/1991 Amend Ch. 4.75, pawnbrokers/ 2799 10/16/1990 Street vacation secondhand dealers (4.75) 2800 10/16/1990 Change zoning 2851 09/16/1991 Amend § 1. 14.030 (1.14) 2801 10/16/1990 New ECDC Ch. 10.110, establish civil 2852 10/01/1991 Three-hour parking limiton Caspers Street violation (Repealed by 3720) (Repealed by 3564) 2802 10/16/1990 Amend video arcade provisions (4.24) 2853 10/01/1991 Revise Titles 5 and 8 (5.01, 5.04, 5.05, 2803 11/05/1990 Authorize condemnation 5.10, 5.12, 5.14, 5.15, 5.20, 5.24, 5.28, 2804 11/05/1990 Add Ch. 18.45 ECDC re: land clearing 5.30, 5.34, 5.36, 5.40, 5.42, 5.46, 5.50, 2805 11/10/1990 Establish water -sewer rate reductions 8.04, 8.06, 8.08, 8.16, 8.24, 8.28, 8.32, (7.30) 8.60) 2806 11/27/1990 Levy 1991 property taxes 2854 10/29/1991 Alley vacation 2807 12/18/1990 Amend § 7.30.070(c) utility rates (7.30) 2855 12/03/1991 Amend Ord. 2834 2808 12/18/1990 Extend shared leave policy 2856 12/10/1991 Approving 1992 budget 2809 12/18/1990 Amend 1990 budget 2857 12/10/1991 Levying general taxes for 1992 2810 12/20/1990 Adopt 1991 budget 2858 12/17/1991 Extending shared leave program 2811 01/08/1991 Extend 30 mph speed zone (8.16) 2859 12/17/1991 Amending 1991 budget 2812 01/08/1991 Restrict parking (Repealed by 3564) 2860 01/07/1992 Adopting 1992 salary plan 2813 01/08/1991 Correct ECC § 8.05.030 2861 01/07/1992 EMS election, property tax levy 2814 01/08/1990 Establish salaries/ranges 2861F 01/07/1992 EMS election, property tax levy 2815 01/08/1991 Set mayor's salary beginning 1991 2862 01/14/1992 EMS levy, ballot title revision 2816 01/08/1991 Amend code re: fire chief (10.25) 2863 01/21/1992 Reorganization of organizational structure 2817 01/08/1991 Amend ECDC Ch. 20 re: accessory (Repealed by 3279) dwelling (Repealed by 3294 2864 01/21/1992 Annexation 2818 01/08/1991 Amend ECDC re: low income elderly 2865 01/21/1992 Asklund annexation (20.25, 21.15, 21.30, 21.40) 2866 01/21/1992 Amendment to ECDC § 19.05.050 2819 01/15/1991 Amend ECDC Ch. 17.50.090 (Repealed by 3632) 2820 01/27/1991 Amend ECDC § 16.30.010 (21.40) 2867 01/28/1992 Amending § 20.105.010 2821 01/22/1991 Amend employee holiday schedule (2.35) 2868 02/04/1992 Amend bicycle paths and trails plan 2822 01/29/1991 Refund 1980 limited general obligation 2869 02/18/1992 Vacating a portion of the right-of-way bonds 2870 02/18/1992 Amend city code to add new section (2.35) 2823 02/19/1991 Amend water -sewer rate structure (7.30) 2871 03/02/1992 Limiting sick and vacation leave 2824 02/26/1991 Amend environmentally sensitive map and 2872 03/17/1992 Amend zoning map policy 2873 03/17/1992 Repealing and reenacting Ch. 2.25 (2.25) 2825 03/19/1991 Safety glazing and tinting motor vehicles 2874 03/17/1992 Add interim critical areas (Repealed by 2826 03/19/1991 High risk prostitution area (5.38) 3527) 2827 03/26/1991 Accept $50,000 from Hubbard Foundation 2875 03/24/1992 Amend ECC Ch. 10.60 (10.60) (10.16) 2876 03/31/1992 Amend Ord. 2874 2828 04/02/1991 Street vacation 2877 03/31/1992 Repealing and reenacting Ch. 16.65 2829 04/02/1991 Amend ECDC § 20.15A.290(a) 2878 04/21/1992 Ordering improvements of sewer and 2830 04/23/1991 Amend official street map water 2831 05/07/1991 Amend official street map 2879 04/21/1992 Amend ECDC § 15.36.020(c) and 2832 05/07/1991 Adopt zoning 15.36.030 (Repealed by 3318) 2833 05/12/1991 Amend ECDC § 17.70.030 2880 05/05/1992 Increase water rates for 1992-94 (7. 10, 2834 05/07/1991 Amend official street map, vacate right -of- 7.30) way 2881 05/05/1992 Amend Ord. 2860 2835 05/26/1991 Amend ECC Ch. 8.28; add Ch. 8.24 re: 2882 05/18/1992 Amend ECDC fee schedules, § 15.00.020 traffic (8.24, 8.28) 2883 05/26/1992 Prohibiting parking (Repealed by 3564) 2836 05/21/1991 Top foods comp. plan amendment 2884 06/02/1992 Amend Ord. 2749 add salary review 2837 05/28/1991 Renew three-year cable TV franchise 2885 06/16/1992 Amend § 2 of Ord. 2874 (3.20) 2886 06/23/1992 Adding § 5.22.030 to ECC (5.22) 2838 06/25/1991 Amend meeting list subject to 2887 06/23/1992 Amend Ord. 2856, amend final budget reimbursement 2888 07/02/1992 Banning fireworks within the city (5.27) 2839 06/25/1991 Amend Ch. 10.16 (10.16) 2889 07/07/1992 Street vacation 2840 07/02/1991 Authorize emergency medical services 2890 07/07/1992 1991 Editions of Uniform Building and 2841 07/02/1991 Amend 1991 budget/expenditures Fire Codes (Repealed by 3502) Tables - 25 (Revised 2/09) Ordinance Table 2891 07/07/1992 Repeal Ord. 2884 and amend Ord. 2838 2940 07/27/1993 LID No. 213 bonds 2892 07/07/1992 Street vacation 2941 07/27/1993 Amend ECC Ch. 5.10 re: boating code 2893 07/07/1992 Establishing a travel policy (2.25) (5.10) 2894 07/21/1992 Amend EDCC parking prohibition 2942 07/27/1993 Amend ECC Ch. 5.24, regulating (Repealed by 3564) possession (5.24) 2895 07/21/1992 Amend EDCC § 8.64.030(14) (Repealed 2943 07/27/1993 Amend Title 5 of ECC re: impersonation by 3564) (5.40) 2896 07/21/1992 Amend EDCC (2.25) 2944 07/27/1993 Add § 5.34.080 re: crimes to persons 2897 07/28/1992 Revising the penalty provisions (6.40) (5.34) 2898 09/14/1992 Amend provisions regarding water utility 2945 07/27/1993 Add Ch. 5.40 relating to explosives (5.46) (7.30) 2946 07/27/1993 Amend penalty provisions for litter (6.40) 2899 09/14/1992 Amend PUD utility tax (3.20) 2947 07/27/1993 Amend §§ 8.05.30 and 8.05.040 re: 2900 09/14/1992 Amend penalty provisions of fireworks vehicle 2901 11/02/1992 Solid waste recycling (7.80) 2948 07/27/1993 Amend Title 5 of ECC re: criminal penalty 2902 12/08/1992 Amending definitions of business tax (5.01) (3.20) 2949 08/03/1993 Amend ECC § 7.80.030(h), two-tier rate 2903 12/08/1992 Water -sewer revenue bond $7,805,000 (7.80) 2904 12/08/1992 Water -sewer revenue bond $5,785,000 2950 09/07/1993 Repeal ECDC § 18.40.030, conditional 2905 12/08/1992 Limited tax, general obligation bonds use permit, grading $1,690 2951 09/07/1993 Amend ECDC Ch. 20.20 re: home 2906 12/15/1992 Levying 1993 general taxes occupation 2907 12/22/1992 Amending Ords. 2903 and 2904, water- 2952 09/28/1993 Amend ECDC § 15.00.020(a)(17) sewer bonds 2953 09/28/1993 Amend ECC § 2.25.050 (2.25) 2908 12/22/1992 Amending Ord. 2856, adjust 1992 budget 2954 09/28/1993 Amend ECDC Ch. 17.30, fences 2909 12/22/1992 Final budget for 1993 2955 10/05/1993 Amend ECDC Ch. 20. 10, architectural 2910 01/19/1993 Establishing shared leave program (2.35) design (Repealed by 3461) 2911 01/19/1993 WAC and RCW section regulating 2956 10/19/1993 Amend § 7.20.050, cross -connection possession (5.32) (7.20) 2912 01/19/1993 Redefining the purposes 2957 10/19/1993 Street vacation 2913 01/26/1993 Adopting commute trip reduction 2958 10/19/1993 Amend ECDC § 21.35.017, definition 2914 02/23/1993 Massage centers exemptions (4.50) 2959 11/01/1993 Amend ECDC Ch. 20. 10, architectural 2915 04/06/1993 Adoption of state statutes (5.34) design (Repealed by 3461) 2916 04/06/1993 Amending ECDC § 18.40.020 2960 11/16/1993 Reaffirm annual salary ordinance 2917 04/06/1993 Amending ECDC relating to expiration 2961 12/14/1993 Amend § 1 of Ord. 2884 (Repealed by 3502) 2962 12/14/1993 Levying general taxes 2918 04/20/1993 Amending § 5.32.107 (5.32) 2963 12/14/1993 Amend Ord. 2909 and 2931, amend final 2919 04/30/1993 Amend ECDC that owners must notify budget 2920 04/20/1993 Amend ECDC on average front setback 2964 12/14/1993 Adopting the budget for 1994 2921 04/20/1993 Amend ECDC for site development 2965 01/11/1994 Amend final budget for 1993 (Repealed by 3635) 2966 01/18/1994 Salary plan for nonrepresented employees 2922 04/20/1993 Repealing ECDC Ch. 20.50, setback 2967 01/18/1994 Amend city code (2.05) adjustment 2968 01/18/1994 Amend city code (3.60) 2923 04/20/1993 Amend ECDC on appeal of staff decision 2969 01/18/1994 Establishing an increased salary 2924 04/20/1993 Adding new section to ECDC definition 2970 01/18/1994 Amend code, provide 22 days of vacation 2925 04/20/1993 Adding new section to ECDC definition (2,35) 2926 04/20/1993 Adding a new chapter to ECDC definition 2971 01/25/1994 Adds § 3.13.090, public art projects (3.13) 2927 04/20/1993 Amend ECDC relating to street use plan 2972 01/25/1994 Amend Ch. 5.24 (5.24) 2928 04/20/1993 Confirming final assessment roll 2973 02/01/1994 Clarify Ord. 2632, street vacation 2929 05/04/1993 Adoption of comp. park recreation and 2974 02/01/1994 Amend Ords. 2880 and 2898 (7.30) open space 2975 02/28/1994 Create criminal violation, monetary (5.0 1, 2930 05/18/1993 Amend Ch. 20.55/add § 20.55.020 5.05) 2931 05/18/1993 Amending 1993 budget 2976 03/15/1994 Amend Ch. 3.13, municipal arts fund 2932 05/25/1993 Authorize interfund loan (3.13) 2933 06/11/1993 Repealing and reenacting Ch. 20.70 2977 03/15/1994 Reenact and readopt Model Traffic 2934 06/01/1993 Amend Ch. 20.110 re: public nuisance Ordinance 2935 06/01/1993 Amend Ch. 20.50, establish sunset clause 2978 03/15/1994 Create LID No. 214 (Expired) 2979 04/05/1994 Amend Ch. 19, building code: permit 2936 06/01/1993 Retitle and amend § 17.40.070 (Repealed by 3502) 2937 06/04/1993 Amend Ch. 2.10 adding § 2. 10.080 2980 04/26/1994 Amend ordinance clarify meetings qualify (Repealed by 3279) 2981 05/17/1994 Scrivener's error § 17.40.030 2938 07/20/1993 Amend § 19.05.005, renumber and add 2982 05/17/1994 Extend chambers cable franchise (Repealed by 3632) agreement 2939 07/20/1993 Repeal Ch. 10.15; amend § 19.00.060, 2983 05/24/1994 Revised downtown parking plan board of appeals (Repealed by 3502) (Repealed by 3564) (Revised 2/09) Tables - 26 Edmonds City Code Ordinance Table 20.55, 20.75, 20.80, 20.90, 20.91, 20.95, 3142 4/15/97 Adds interim Ch. 17.05, reasonable 20.100, 20.105, 21.15, 21.80) accommodations process (Expired) 3113 9/24/96 Amends Ord. 3110, compensation for 3143 5/20/97 Adds § 5.34.030(W), crimes relating to attending meetings (Special) persons (5.34) 3114 9/24/96 Repeals and replaces Exh. A to Ord. 3054, 3144 5/20/97 Adds § 5.40.020(T), crimes relating to legal description for annexation (Repealed public officers (5.40) by 3123) 3145 5/20/97 Amends Ord. 3139, salary ranges for 3115 9/24/96 Amends official street map (Not codified) nonrepresented employees (Repealed by 3116 10/1/96 Amends § 9.20.050 and adds §§ 9.20.060 3181, 3241) and 9.20.070, maintenance and repair of 3146 5/27/97 Amends § 8.51.040(C), Edmonds planting strips (9.20) employee permit parking program 3117 10/15/96 Repeals and replaces §§ 21.05.021, (Repealed by 3564) 21.90.101, 21.90.102; repeals §§ 3147 6/3/97 Repeals and reenacts Ch. 16.50, 16.00.030, 21.05.022 and 21.05.023; adds community business zone (16.50) §§ 16.60.015, 17.50.075, 21.10.005, 3148 6/24/97 Amends § 20.105.010(A)(3), civil 21.25.100, 21.75.080, 21.90.024, violation — enforcement procedures 21.90.025; amends §§ 16.60.010 and (20.105) 17.50.020, sexually oriented businesses 3149 7/1/97 Repeals and replaces § 18.90.040, (17.50, 21.05, 21.10, 21.25, 21.75, 21.90) sidewalks (18.90) 3118 11/4/96 Adds Ch. 16.62, medical use zone (16.62) 3150 7/1/97 Funds transfers (Special) 3119 11/26/96 Repeals § 2 of Ord. 3068, sunset provision 3151 7/15/97 Fire equipment purchase agreement (Repealer) (Special) 3120 11/26/96 Amends §§ 16.45.010, 16.50.010, 3152 7/22/97 Amends §§ 3.24.010 and 3.24,020, 16.80.010, commuter parking lots (16.45) taxation and regulation of gambling (3.24) 3121 11/26/96 Amends § 18.95.020, parking stall 3153 7/22/97 Amends § 17.40.030(D)(5), dimensions (18.95) nonconforming uses, buildings, signs and 3122 12/3/96 Amends § 8.51.030, parking limits lots (17.40) (Repealed by 3564) 3154 7/29/97 Tax levies (Special) 3123 12/17/96 Repeals and replaces Exh. A to Ord. 3114, 3155 7/29/97 Medic 7 transportation program and fund legal description for annexation (Special) (Repealed by 3172) 3124 12/17/96 Amends 1996 budget (Special) 3156 8/5/97 Adds § 3.50.030 and amends § 3.50.020, 3125 12/17/96 Levying general taxes for fiscal year 1997 miscellaneous charges (3.50) (Special) 3157 8/12/97 Special election for initiative regarding 3126 12/17/96 Adopts 1997 budget (Special) EMS levy (Special) 3127 1/21/97 Adds Ch. 16.53, BP — planned business 3158 8/19/97 Adds Ch. 3. 10, medical self-insurance zone (16.53) fund (Repealed by 3477) 3128 1/21/97 Wireless communications franchise 3159 8/19/97 Adds Ch. 10.3 1, medical self-insurance (Special) advisory board (103 1) 3129 1/28/97 Rezone (Special) 3160 9/2/97 Adds § 3.29.013 and amends § 3.29.017, 3130 2/18/97 Amends § 20.110.030, civil violation — excise tax on real estate sales (3.29) enforcement procedure (Repealed by 3161 9/9/97 Special election for proposition regarding 3720) EMS levy (Special) 3131 2/18/97 Moratorium on curb cuts in downtown 3162 9/23/97 Amends Ord. 3161, EMS levy special business area (Repealed by 3140) election (Special) 3132 2/18/97 Amends § 18.80.060, streets and 3163 10/7/97 Annexation (Special) driveways (18.80) 3164 11/18/97 Street vacation (Special) 3133 2/25/97 Amends § 15.05.000, comprehensive plan 3165 11/25/97 Amends § 3.04.080; repeals § 2.70.040 (15.05) and Ch. 3.22; repeals and replaces §§ 3134 3/4/97 Rezone (Special) 2.70.040 and 6.60.030, city expenses and 3135 3/4/97 Amends § 8.51.030, Edmonds employee officers (2.70) permit parking program (Repealed by 3166 11/25/97 Amends § 3.34.060; adds § 3.34. 100 and 3564) Ch. 10.70, lodging tax (3.34, 10.70) 3136 3/4/97 Amends § 8.64.060, parking limited on 3167 11/25/97 Tax levies (Special) certain streets (Repealed by 3564) 3168 11/25/97 Annexation (Special) 3137 3/4/97 Amends § 8.64.065, parking limited on 3169 11/25/97 Annexation (Special) certain streets (Repealed by 3564) 3170 12/2/97 Amends §§ 2.15.030 and 2.15.060, judge 3138 3/18/97 Adds § 8.48.162, parking (Repealed by appointment (2.15) 3564) 3171 12/9/97 Amends §§ 2.10.010(D), 2.10.027, 3139 3/18/97 Salary ranges for nonrepresented 2.10.028, 2.10.036, 2.10.050 and personnel; repeals Ords. 3064 and 3069 2.10.055, city officers (Repealed by 3279) (Special) 3172 12/16/97 Repeals Ord. 3155, Medic 7 transportation 3140 3/18/97 Repeals Ord. 3131 (Repealer) program and fund (Repealer) 3141 4/15/97 Adds § 19.75.090, fire code (Repealed by 3173 12/16/97 Amends § 8.16.030, speed limits (8.16) 3502) Tables - 29 (Revised 2/09) Ordinance Table 3174 12/16/97 Amends§ 15.05.000, comprehensive plan; 3212 5/19/98 Repeals Ord. 3192 (Repealer) renames Title 15, "Comprehensive Plan," 3213 5/26/98 Repeals and replaces Ch. 10.50, public to "Land Use Plans and Policies" (15.05) library board (10.50) 3175 12/16/97 Amends comprehensive plan concept map 3214 6/2/98 Amends § 2.25.050, expense (Special) reimbursement (2.25) 3176 12/16/97 Amends comprehensive plan concept map 3215 6/16/98 Amends Title 19, building codes (Special) (Repealed by 3632) 3177 12/16/97 Amends comprehensive plan concept map 3216 7/7/98 Amends Ord. 3180, budget (Special) (Special) 3217 7/21/98 Amends zoning map (Special) 3178 12/16/97 Amends comprehensive plan concept map 3218 7/28/98 Amends § 8.16.030, speed limits (8.16) (Special) 3219 7/28/98 Rezone (Special) 3179 12/16/97 Funds transfers (Special) 3220 7/28/98 Rezone (Special) 3180 12/16/97 Adopts 1998 budget (Special) 3221 7/28/98 Rezone (Special) 3181 12/16/97 Repeals Ords. 3064 and 3145; salaries for 3222 7/28/98 Rezone (Special) nonrepresented exempt personnel 3223 8/18/98 Repeals § 2.01.030, mayor (Repealer) (Repealed by 3241) 3224 10/6/98 Bond issuance (Special) 3182 12/16/97 Amends Ord. 3007, salary of mayor 3225 10/6/98 Street vacation (Special) (Special) 3226 10/6/98 Rezone (Special) 3183 1/6/98 Amends § 17.05.020; adopts Ch. 17.05 as 3227 10/20/98 Confirms and extends Ord. 3209, final zoning regulation, zoning (17.05) temporary signs (Expired) 3184 1/6/98 Amends §§ 16.30-010 and 21.30.010; 3228 10/27/98 Amends § 8.64.060, parking (Repealed by repeals and replaces Ch. 20.18, group 3564) homes (20.18, 21.30) 3229 10/27/98 Adds Ch. 3.14, enterprise fund (Repealed 3185 1/20/98 Amends Ord. 3181, salaries (Special) by 3477) 3186 1/20/98 Amends § 8,,32.050, compression brakes 3230 11/2/98 Amends § 20.75.100, subdivisions (20.75) (8.32) 3231 11/2/98 Amends contract rezone (Special) 3187 1/20/98 Amends § 5.46.050, skateboards and roller 3232 11/17/98 Amends § 16.50.020(A), BC zone district skates (5.46) (16.50) 3188 2/3/98 Right-of-way vacation (Special) 3233 12/1/98 Creates LID No. 215 (Special) 3189 2/3/98 Right-of-way vacation (Special) 3234 12/15/98 Authorizes property tax increase (Special) 3190 2/17/98 Amends § 20.75.100; repeals § 20.75.105, 3235 12/15/98 Bond issuance (Special) preliminary plat approval (20.75) 3236 12/15/98 Amends Ord. 3180, budget (Special) 3191 2/17/98 Water and sewer revenue bonds (Special) 3237 12/15/98 Adopts 1999 budget (Special) 3192 2/24/98 Amends § 5.05.060(B), dogs on public 3238 1/19/99 Easement vacation (Special) grounds (Repealed by 3212) 3239 1/26/99 Amends Ord. 3110, compensation 3193 3/2/98 Adds § 5.46.070, unlawful possession of (Special) cigarettes by minor (5.46) 3240 1/26/99 Amends § 16.00.010, zone districts 3194 3/2/98 Amends § 16.60.010(D), general (16.00) commercial zone (Repealed by 3635) 3241 2/9/99 Salary ranges for nonrepresented 3195 3/17/98 Amends § 7.30.040, sewer rates; repeals personnel; repeals Ords. 3064, 3145 and and replaces § 7.50.050, storm water 3181 (Repealed by 3285) management utility (7.30, 7.50) 3242 2/16/99 Amends Ch. 17.95, commute trip 3196 3/17/98 Adds §§ 6.60.035 and 6.60.065; amends § reduction plan, and §§ 20.110.030 and 6.60.040; repeals and replaces §§ 6.60.020 20.110.040 (17.95, 20.110) and 6.60.030, disaster coordination (6.60) 3243 3/16/99 Creates LID No. 216 (Special) 3197 4/7/98 Right-of-way vacation (Special) 3244 4/6/99 Confirms and extends Ord. 3209, 3198 4/7/98 Right-of-way vacation (Special) temporary signs (Repealed by 3313) 3199 4/7/98 Right-of-way vacation (Special) 3245 4/6/99 Amends Ch. 2.60, reserve fire fighters' 3200 4/7/98 Right-of-way vacation (Special) relief and pension act (2.60) 3201 4/7/98 Right-of-way vacation (Special) 3246 4/6/99 Repeals subsections (13)(2) and (3) of § 3202 4/7/98 Right-of-way vacation (Special) 19.05.050 and adds new subsection (13)(2), 3203 4/7/98 Right-of-way vacation (Special) earth subsidence and landslide hazard 3204 4/7/98 Right-of-way vacation (Special) areas (Repealed by 3632) 3205 4/7/98 Right-of-way vacation (Special) 3247 4/20/99 Amends § 17.40.010(C), nonconforming 3206 4/7/98 Right-of-way vacation (Special) uses (17.40) 3207 4/7/98 Right-of-way vacation (Special) 3248 4/20/99 Moratorium on keeping of animals 3208 4/7/98 Right-of-way vacation (Special) (Expired) 3209 4/7/98 Amends § 20.60.080, temporary signs 3249 4/27/99 Amends § 19.00.110, building permits (Repealed by 3313) (Repealed by 3502) 3210 4/21/98 Amends official street map (Special) 3250 5/4/99 Rezone (Special) 3211 5/5/98 Amends §§ 20.75.050, 20.75.065(A) and 3251 5/25/99 Amends § 3.04.020, advance travel (F), 20.75.075, 20.75.085(C)(3), expense revolving fund (Repealed by 20.75.100, 20.75.150, 20.75.158 and 3477) 20.105.01O(A); repeals § 20.75.060, 3252 5/25/99 Adds Ch. 5.2 1, misuse of the 911 or subdivisions (20.75, 20.105) emergency call system (5.21) (Revised 2/09) Tables - 30 Edmonds City Code Ordinance Table 3520 10/26/2004 Right-of-way vacation (Special) 3554 6/21/05 Amends Ord. 3528, salary ranges for 3521 10/26/2004 Adds Ch. 8.36, motorized foot scooters nonrepresented personnel (Special) (8.36) 3555 6/21/05 Moratorium on certain architectural design 3522 11/01/2004 Amends on interim basis §§ 21.85:020, board or building permit applications 21.90.050 and 21.90.140, setback (Expired) definitions (Expired) 3556 6/21/05 Moratorium on application of 3523 11/09/2004 2005 property tax levy (Special) § 20.10.070(C)(3) relating to the 3524 11/16/2004 Amends §§ 3.05.030, 3.05.050 and imposition of special height limits to 3.29.017, funds; closes, renames and protect views (Expired) transfers balance of certain funds (3.05, 3557 7/05/05 Extends interim Ords. 3511 and 3533, 3.29) which amended § 21,30.010, definitions 3525 11/16/2004 Adopts 2005 budget (Special) (Expired) 3526 11/23/2004 Amends § 10.90,.020, historic preservation 3558 8/2/05 Moratorium on development permits for commission (10.90) certain uses in CG and CG -2 zones 3527 11/23/2004 Adds Chs. 23.40, 23.50, 23.60, 23.70, (Expired) 23.80 and 23.90; repeals Ch. 20.1513, 3559 8/2/05 Amends Ords. 3525, 2005 budget critical areas regulations (23.40, 23.50, (Special) 23.60, 23.70, 23.80, 23.90) 3560 9/6/05 Rezone (Special) 3528 12/14/2004 Salary ranges for nonrepresented 3561 9/19/05 Amends § 20.60.005, sign code (20.60) personnel (Special) 3562 9/19/05 Amends § 18.70.030, street use and 3529 12/14/2004 Amends Ord. 3476, 2004 budget (Special) encroachment permits (18.70) 3530 1/04/2005 Moratorium on certain architectural design 3563 9/27/05 Authorizes loans to Edmonds public board or building permit applications facilities district (Special) (Expired) 3564 9/27/05 Repeals and replaces Chs. 8.48, 8.49, 8.5 1, 3531 1/18/2005 Amends § 3.20.050, business license and 8.52 and 8.64, traffic (8.48, 8.49, 8.51, occupation tax (3.20) 8.64) 3532 1/18/2005 Moratorium on application of 3565 10/4/05 Street vacation (Special) § 20.10.070(C)(3) relating to the 3566 10/4/05 Approves Charlotte Gardens final plat and imposition of special height limits to PRD (Special) protect views (Expired) 3567 10/4/05 Amends on interim basis §§ 21.85.020, 3533 2/01/2005 Extends interim Ord. 3511, which 21.90.050 and 21.90.140, setback amended § 21.30.010, definitions definitions (Expired) (Expired) 3568 10/18/05 Approves Edmonds Cascade Cottages 3534 2/15/2005 Wireless communications facilities final plat (Special) (Special) 3569 10/25/05 Adds Ch. 16.77; amends § 21.40.030, 3535 2/15/2005 Amends § 10.30.010, disability board master planned office -residential zone (10.30) (21.40) 3536 2/15/2005 General obligation bond (Special) 3570 ll/l/05 Amends §§ 7.30.040 and 7.50.050, utility 3537 2/15/2005 Water and sewer revenue bonds (Special) charges and regulations (7.30, 7.50) 3538 2/22/2005 Amends § 7.50.050, stormwater rates and 3571 11/1/05 Adds § 21.30.010(D), definitions (21.30) charges (7.50) 3572 11/1/05 Adds Ch. 20.16, essential public facilities 3539 3/15/2005 Amends § 16.50.020, site development (20.16) standards (16.50) 3573 11/15/05 Salary ranges for nonrepresented 3540 3/15/2005 Repeals Ch. 3.04, travel expense personnel (Special) procedures (Repealer) 3574 11/15/05 2006 property tax levy (Special) 3541 3/15/2005 Amends § 3.05.070, rental charges 3575 11/15/05 Adopts 2006 budget (Special) schedule (3.05) 3576 12/6/05 Extends moratorium on certain 3542 3/15/2005 Amends comprehensive plan (Special) architectural design board or building 3543 3/22/2005 Street vacation (Special) permit applications (Expired) 3544 4/5/2005 Amends on interim basis §§ 21.85.020, 3577 12/6/05 Extends moratorium on application of 21.90.050 and 21.90.140, setback § 20.10.070(C)(3) relating to the definitions (Expired) imposition of special height limits to 3545 4/19/2005 Amends § 2.35.010 and 2.35.030, vacation protect views (Expired) and sick leave policies (2.35) 3578 12/6/05 Amends 2005 budget (Special) 3546 4/19/2005 Amends comprehensive plan (Special) 3.579 1/3/06 Adds § 2.15.030(B); renumbers and 3547 4/26/2005 Repeals and replaces Ch. 16.20, RS single- amends existing 2.15.030(B) to family residential zone (16.20) 2.15.030(C), municipal court (2.15) 3548 4/26/2005 Rezone (Special) 3580 1/3/06 Amends §§ 18.05.000(A)(6) and 3549 4/26/2005 Amends comprehensive plan (Special) 18.05.030(B)(3), utility wires (18.05) 3550 5/3/2005 Rezone (Special) 3.581 1/3/06 Moratorium on applications to rezone 3551 5/17/2005 Street vacation (Special) properties to the MPOR zone under Ch. 3552 5/17/2005 Amends 2005 budget (Special) 16.77 (Expired) 3553 6/21/05 Rezone (Special) Tables - 35 (Revised 2/09) Ordinance Table 3582 2/7/06 Moratorium on development permits for 3614 11/21/06 2007 tax levies (Special) certain uses in CG and CG -2 zones 3615 12/12/06 Rezone (Special) (Expired) 3616 12/12/06 Amends § 7.30.030(A) and (B), water 3583 2/21/06 Amends § 2.35.030, vacations (2.35) meter installation charges (7.30) 3584 2/28/06 Bond issuance (Special) 3617 12/19/06 Right-of-way use permit grant (Special) 3585 3/21/06 Amends Figure 18-1 to Ord. 3121, parking 3618 12/19/06 Amends § 3.20.050; repeals (18.95) § 7.30.030(E), occupation tax (3.20, 7.30) 3586 4/4/06 Amends on interim basis §§ 21,85.020, 3619 12/19/06 Repeals and replaces Ch. 16.77, office - 21.90.050 and 21.90.140, setback residential zone (16.77) definitions (Expired) 3620 12/19/06 Amends comprehensive plan (Special) 3587 4/18/06 Closes LTGO bond debt service fund 3621 12/19/06 Right-of-way use permit grant (Special) (Special) 3622 1/16/07 Amends Ord. 3528, mayor's salary 3588 4/18/06 Closes public safety building construction (Special) fund (Special) 3623 1/16/07 Bond issuance (Special) 3589 4/18/06 Closes bond construction fund (Special) 3624 1/16/07 Adds Ch. 16.43; rezone, downtown 3590 4/18/06 Creates special projects fund (Special) business zoning (Repealed by 3700) 3591 5/2/06 Amends 2006 budget (Special) 3625 1/16/07 Repeals Ord. 3608 (Repealer) 3592 5/16/06 Adopts 2007-2008 budget (Special) 3626 2/6/07 Amends §§ 10.20.010(B) and 3593 5/16/06 Repeals and replaces §§ 8.48.500 and 10.20.020(C), civic arts commission 8.52.030(C), fishing pier parking (8.48) (10.20) 3594 5/16/06 Amends § 18.80.010, street standards 3627 2/20/07 Amends Ch. 16.50; repeals and replaces (18.80) Ch. 16.30, multiple residential, 3595 5/16/06 Extends moratorium on certain community business zones (16.30, 16.50) architectural design board or building 3628 2/20/07 Amends §§ 17.50.040(B), 17,50.070(B), permit applications (Expired) 17.75.010, 17.75.020, 20.50.040(B), 3596 5/16/06 Extends moratorium on application of 20.50.050(C), 20.50.060(C), 20.60.005, § 20.10.070(C)(3) relating to the 20.60.025(A), 20.60.030, 20.60.035, imposition of special height limits to 20.60.040, 20.60.045(B) and (D) and protect views (Expired) 20.60.080(A), central business, downtown 3597 5/16/06 Amends comprehensive plan (Special) business zones (17.50, 17.75, 20.50, 3598 6/6/06 Amends § 20.45.020, Edmonds register of 20.60) historic places (20.45) 3629 2/20/07 Adds § 7.10.025; amends §§ 7.10.010, 3599 6/20/06 Repeals and replaces Ch. 8.52, residential 7.10.020, 7.10.030, 7.10.070, 7.10.080, parking zone regulations (Repealed by 7.10.110, 7.30.070 and 7.40.040(A); 3606) repeals § 3.50.030, utility charges (7.10, 3600 6/20/06 Moratorium on applications to rezone 7.30, 7.40) properties to the MPOR zone under Ch. 3630 3/6/07 Amends § 8.51.030, employee permit 16.77 (Expired) parking program (8.51) 3601 7/25/06 Moratorium on development permits for 3631 3/20/07 Amends §§ 20.60.005, 20.60.020(B) and certain uses in CG and CG -2 zones 20.60.045(E), sign code (20.60) (Expired) 3632 3/20/07 Repeals and replaces Ch. 19. 10, building 3602 8/15/06 Amends §§ 21.85.020, 21.90.050 and permits — earth subsidence and landslide 21.90.140, setbacks (21.85, 21.90) hazard areas (Repealed by 365 1) 3603 8/15/06 Amends 2006 budget (Special) 3633 3/27/07 Adds §§ 8.51.020(D) and 8.51.042, 3604 9/18/06 Adds Ch. 4.04, concession agreements employee permit parking program (8.51) (4.04) 3634 3/27/07 Adds § 5.05.110; amends § 5.05.010, 3605 10/3/06 Amends § 8.64.030, parking (8.64) animal control (5.05) 3606 11/6/06 Repeals and replaces Ch. 8.52, residential 3635 4/3/07 Repeals and replaces Ch. 16.60, general parking zone regulations (8.52) commercial zones (16.60) 3607 11/6/06 Amends § 4.04.030(A), concession 3636 4/3/07 Adds Chs. 20.11 and 20.13; repeals and agreements (4.04) replaces Chs. 20.10 and 20.12, design 3608 11/6/06 Extends moratorium on certain review (20.10, 20.11, 20.12, 20.13) architectural design board or building 3637 4/17/07 Amends 2007 budget (Special) permit applications (Repealed by 3625) 3638 4/17/07 Amends comprehensive plan (Special) 3609 11/6/06 Extends moratorium on application of 3639 4/17/07 Interim zoning control (Expired) § 20.10.070(C)(3) relating to the 3640 5/8/07 Designates exterior of the August Johnson imposition of special height limits to House as a historic place (Special) protect views (Expired) 3641 5/8/07 Adds § 1.20.045; amends §§ 1.20.010, 3610 11/6/06 Adds Ch. 19.95, conversion 1.20.020, 1.20.030 and 1.20.040, public condominiums (Repealed by 365 1) records (1.20) 3611 11/21/06 Salary ranges for nonrepresented 3642 5/8/07 Rezone (Special) personnel (Special) 3643 5/8/07 Rezone (Special) 3612 11/21/06 Amends 2006 budget (Special) 3644 5/8/07 Amends Ord. 3611, salary ranges for 3613 11/21/06 Adopts 2007-2008 budget (Special) nonrepresented personnel (Special) (Revised 2/09) Tables - 36 Edmonds City Code Ordinance Table 3645 5/15/07 Amends § 5.05.050, animal control (5.05) 3681 3/18/08 Adds § 5.05.127.1(D); amends 3646 5/22/07 Amends Ch. 18.45, land clearing and tree § 5.05.127.4(B), dogs and cats (5.05) cutting code (18.45) 3682 4/l/08 Adds on interim basis § 21.85.015; 3647 6/5/07 Street vacation (Special) amends on interim basis § 21.90.140, 3648 6/5/07 Amends § 4.50.040(D), massage therapist rainwater collection tanks and setbacks fees (4.50) (Expired) 3649 6/19/07 Amends §§ 3.22.010 and 3-22.020, 3683 4/1/08 Determines final assessment interfund loan program (3.22) reimbursement area and pro rata shares of 3650 6/19/07 Rezone (Special) reimbursable costs (Special) 3651 6/19/07 Repeals and replaces Title 19, community 3684 4/15/08 Amends 2008 budget (Special) development code (19.00, 19.05, 19. 10, 3685 5/27/08 Amends Ord. 3622, mayor's salary 19.15, 19.20, 19.25, 19.30, 19.35, 19.40, (Special) 19.45, 19.50, 19.55, 19,60, 19.65, 19.70, 3686 5/27/08 Amends Ord. 3410, councilmembers' 19.75, 19.80, 19.85, 19.90, 19.95) salaries (Special) 3652 6/19/07 Repeals § 16.30.040(B), multiple 3687 6/3/08 Approves loan to Edmonds public residential zone (16.30) facilities district (Special) 3653 6/19/07 Amends § 8.48.215, parking (8.48) 3688 6/17/08 Amends § 3.20.050, cable television 3654 7/17/07 Repeals § 21.40.030(C)(1), height franchise fee and business license tax (Repealer) (3.20) 3655 7/17/07 Amends §§ 5.05.010 and 17.35.040, 3689 6/17/08 Adds Ch. 3.70, conflict of interest (3.70) poultry (5.05, 17.35) 3690 8/01/08 Amends street map (Special) 3656 7/17/07 Adds § 1.04.040, council meetings (1.04) 3691 8/01/08 Adds on interim basis § 16.43.035, 3657 8/7/07 Adds § 7.30.036, sewer special connection application of requirements to the BD -1 districts (7.30) zone (Repealed by 3700) 3658 8/20/07 Rezone (Special) 3692 8/08/08 Amends § 2 of Ord. 3691, interim zoning 3659 8/20/07 Rezone (Special) ordinance (Special) 3660 8/20/07 Amends 2007 budget (Special) 3693 8/08/08 Grants cable system franchise to Verizon 3661 8/20/07 Adds Ch. 4.98, constitutionally protected Northwest, Inc. (Special) events (4.98) 3694 8/29/08 Amends 2007-2008 budget (Special) 3662 9/4/07 Street vacation (Special) 3695 8/29/08 Amends comprehensive plan (Special) 3663 9/18/07 Adds § 20,110.030(J); amends Ch. 18.40, 3696 9/05/08 Repeals and replaces Ch. 17.40, prohibited rockeries (18.40) nonconforming uses, buildings, signs and 3664 9/18/07 Amends § 10.25.030, civil service lots (17.40) commission (10.25) 3697 9/28/08 Adds § 16.43.035 and Ch. 22.43, BD -1 3665 10/2/07 Rezone (Special) zone design standards (22.43) 3666 11/5/07 Rezone (Special) 3698 9/26/08 Amends §§ 10.25.020(A)(10) and 3667 11/5/07 Adds § 8.48.166; amends §§ 8.48.175, 10.25.090(A) and (B), civil service 8.64.060 and 8.64.068(B), parking (8.48, commission (10.25) 8.64) 3699 10/28/08 Amends on interim basis § 19.00.005, 3668 11/5/07 Adds §§ 4.68.390, 4.68.400 and 4.68.410, building code amendments (19.05) community antenna television systems 3700 11/03/08 Repeals Ord. 3691; repeals and replaces (4.68) Ch. 16.43, BD - Downtown business 3669 11/5/07 Amends §§ 10.90.010 and 10.90.020, (16.43) Edmonds historic preservation 3701 11/03/08 Adds §§ 18.05.030(B)(4) and (5) and commission (10.90) 18.05.060, utility wires (18.05) 3670 11/20/07 Adds Ch. 3.45, donations of property to 3702 11/03/08 Amends on interim basis city (3.45) § 16.20.010(B)(3), single-family 3671 11/20/07 Adds § 1.02.060, mid -biennial budget residential uses (16.20) review and modification (1.02) 3703 11/18/08 Amends 2007-2008 budget (Special) 3672 11/20/07 Amends 2007 budget (Special) 3704 11/18/08 Amends § 8.48.330, monthly parking 3673 11/20/07 2008 tax levies (Special) permits (8.48) 3674 11/20/07 Amends 2007-2008 budget (Special) 3705 11/18/08 Amends § 19.25.020(A), fire code permits 3675 11/20/07 Adds § 2.35.010(G), vacation and sick (19.25) leave (2.35) 3706 11/18/08 Adds Ch. 5.60 [5.65], emergency medical 3676 1/15/08 Authorizes loans to Edmonds public service transport charges (5.65) facilities district (Special) 3707 11/18/08 Adds Ch. 3.65, transportation benefit 3677 1/15/08 Adds Ch. 5.60, graffiti (5.60) district (3.65) 3678 2/5/08 Approves Cooper's Crest final plat 3708 11/18/08 2009 tax levies (Special) (Special) 3709 11/18/08 Amends §§ 3.20.050(E), (F), (H) and (1), 3679 2/5/08 Amends on interim basis § 21.55.007, occupation subject to tax - amounts (3.20) local public facilities (Expired) 3710 11/18/08 Amends § 4.72.040, business license fees, 3680 2/26/08 Salary ranges for nonrepresented terms, penalty (4.72) personnel (Special) 3711 12/02/08 Adopts 2009-2010 budget (Special) Tables - 37 (Revised 2/09) Ordinance Table 3712 12/16/08 Designates Parmelee house exterior, living and dining rooms for inclusion on register of historic places (Special) 3713 12/16/08 Designates site of first school in Edmonds School District for inclusion on register of historic places (Special) 3714 12/16/08 Designates exterior of the International Order of Odd Fellows Hall for inclusion on register of historic places (Special) 3715 12/16/08 Amends §§ 19.00.005 and 19.05.005, building codes (19.00, 19.05) 3716 12/16/08 Amends § 8.64.068, parking (8.64) 3717 12/16/08 Amends the comprehensive plan (Special) 3718 12/16/08 Salary ranges for nonrepresented and exempt personnel (Special) 3719 12/16/08 Amends Ch. 17.95, commute trip reduction plan (17.95) 3720 12/16/08 Amends §§ 6.10.020, 6.30.040, 20.110.010 and 20.110.020; repeals and replaces Ch. 6.20; repeals §§ 6.10.030, 6.30.050, 20.110.030 and 20.110.050, nuisances (6.10, 6.20, 6.30, 20.110) 3721 12/16/08 Bond issuance (Special) 3722 1/06/09 Amends § 2.36.020, military service (2.36) (Revised 2/09) Tables - 38 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 4.68.310 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 2/09) City officers, employees 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 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 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 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 (Revised 2/09) Index -4 Edmonds City Code Community oriented open air markets Administration 4.90.110 Definitions 4.90.010 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 Concession agreements Description 4.04.010 Exemptions 4.04.040 Public property 4.04.020 Public right-of-way lease 4.04.030 Constitutionally protected events Definitions 4.98.010 Permit application, grounds for denial 4.98.030 conditions, appeal 4.98.040 required 4.98.020 revocation 4.98.050 Savings clause 4.98.070 Violation, penalty 4.98.060 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 cancellation 1.04.040 changing, notice posting 1.04.015 holidays 1.04.030 recesses, continuances 1.04.020 time, place 1.04.010 President 1.02.031 Terms of office 1.02.030 Vacancies, filling 1.02.035 Court See Municipal court Criminal code See also Specific Crime Conduct, statutes adopted 5.46.010 Construction of provisions 5.01.050 Contempt 5.01.040 Court costs 5.50.010 Defenses 5.01.030 Failure to sign notice, appear 5.01.045 Donations to city Penalties 5.50.020 Principles of liability 5.01.020 Restitution 5.01.035 Severability 5.01.060 Statutes adopted by reference 5.01.010 amendments 5.01.070 Violations bureau bail accepting 5.48.030 establishing 5.48.020 forfeiture 5.48.040 court appearance 5.48.050 created 5.48.010 duties additional 5.48.070 designated 5.48.060 terms of reference 5.48.080 Criminal investigations fund Created, use 3.07.010 Custodial interference See Domestic violence Itm Dances, public See also Cabarets; Teen dance halls Defined 4.40.010 License required, fees 4.40.020 Police presence 4.40.030 Violation, penalty 4.40.040 Datum line Established 9.05.010 Disability board Created, terms 10.30.010 Disasters Definitions 6.60.020 Disaster coordinator authority during disaster 6.60.050 preparation 6.60.040 Emergency management organization 6.60.035 Emergency operations plan 6.60.030 Liability immunity 6.60.070 Purpose of provisions 6.60.010 Severability 6.60.300 Temporary replacement of mayor 6.60.065 Violation, penalty 6.60.060 Disorderly conduct See also Public peace Designated 5.42.010 Dogs See Animal control Domestic violence See also Criminal code Anti -harassment orders 5.34.060 Court order, failure to obey 5.34.040 Custodial interference, statutes adopted 5.34.050 Harassment, statutes adopted 5.34.070 Statutes adopted 5.34.030 Donations to city Acceptance 3.45.030 Index -5 (Revised 2/09) Drugs Administration 3.45.010 Use 3.45.020 Downtown Edmonds Rideshare Program See Rideshare program Drugs See also Controlled substances Enforcement fund created 3.08.010 purpose, expenditures 3.08.020 unexpended funds 3.08.030 SM Emergencies See Disasters Emergency call system misuse See 911 system misuse Emergency medical service transport charges Categories 5.65.020 Financial assistance 5.65.040 Imposed 5.65.010 Medicare, Medicaid 5.65.030 Service policy 5.65.040 Emergency response cost recovery Intoxication -caused incidents 5.55.010 Equipment rental fund Accounting, recordkeeping 3.05.080 Administration 3.05.020 Charges, schedule 3.05.070 Created, established 3.05.010 Expenditures 3.05. 100 Income 3.05.040 Retention 3.05.110 Sale proceeds 3.05.060 Transfers 3.05.030 Use 3.05.050 Escape See also Criminal code Statutes adopted 5.40.030 Explosives See also Criminal code Prohibited 5.46.060 Exposure, public See Crimes under Public morals —F— False alarms See also Criminal code; 911 system misuse Definitions 5.20.020 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 apparatus cumulative reserve fund Created, use 3.09.010 Fire department See also Civil service commission; Disability board Chief, appointment 2.10.040 Emergency service provision 6.65.010 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 Fire donation fund Created, use 3.15.010 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 5.27.2 10 Foot scooters See Motorized foot scooters 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 (Revised 2/09) Index -6 —G— Gambling tax Additional to other taxes 3.24.110 Administration, collection 3.24.040 Edmonds City Code Applicability, rate 3.24.020 Card games nonconforming uses 3.24.016 prohibited 3.24.015 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 Litter; Recycling; Solid waste Graffiti Appeal, abatement, cost recovery 5.60.060 Definitions 5.60.020 Policy declaration, findings 5.60.010 Prohibited acts 5.60.030 Public nuisance declaration 5.60.040 notice 5.60.050 Remedies not exclusive 5.60.080 Severability 5.60.090 Trust fund 5.60.070 —H— 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 Quarantines establishing 6.10.050 persons leaving 6.10.060 Smallpox reports 6.10.040 Violation, penalty 6.10.100 Hearing examiner See also Public disclosure Office created, duties 10.35.010 Historic preservation commission Composition 10.90.020 Established 10.90.010 Powers, duties 10.90.040 Rules of procedure 10.90.050 Staff assistance 10.90.060 Terms 10.90.030 Horse taxis See also Taxicabs Definitions 4.85.010 Initiative, referendum Driver's license 4.85.100 License application 4.85.030 display 4.85.140 expiration 4.85.040 fees 4.85.125 photographs 4.85.130 required 4.85.020 transfers 4.85.050 Loading areas 4.85.090 Rates, charges 4.85.060 Recordkeeping 4.85.070 Restrictions 4.85.080 Violations 4.85.150 Hospitals See Health care facilities Hotel See Lodging tax; Transient accommodations under Business license —I— Illegal discharges to stormwater system, watercourses See also Combined utility; Stormwater management utility Abatement 7.200.180 Administration 7.200.040 Appeal 7.200.160 Applicability 7.200.030 Best management practices 7.200.110 Clean Water Act 7.200.190 Compensatory action 7.200.210 Criminal prosecution 7.200.230 Definitions 7.200.020 Discharges construction 7.200.090 industrial 7.200.090 monitoring 7.200.100 prohibition 7.200.070 Enforcement after appeal 7.200.170 general 7.200.140 Injunctive relief 7.200.200 Penalties, collection 7.200.150 Public nuisance 7.200.220 Purpose 7.200.010 Remedies not exclusive 7.200.240 Responsibility to meet higher standards imposed 7.200.060 Severability 7.200.050 Spill notification 7.200.130 Superseding effect 7.200.250 Utility service suspension 7.200.080 Watercourses pollution 6.70.010 protection 7.200.120 Initiative, referendum Powers adopted 1.08.010 Insurance See Medical self-insurance Index -7 (Revised 2/09) Interfund loans Interfund loans Authorization 3.22.010 Repayment 3.22.030 Reports 3.22.020 -J- Jail facilities Statutes adopted 2.90.010 Kegs See under Liquor —K— —L— Law enforcement officers See Police Leasehold tax Administration, collection 3.30.030 Contract with state 3.30.060 Exemptions 3.30.040 Imposed 3.30.010 Penalties failure to pay 3.30.070 late payments 3.30.080 Rate 3.30.020 Records inspection 3.30.050 Severability 3.30.300 Legal services See City attorney Libel See under Public peace Library Board appointment, terms 10.50.010 powers, duties 10.50.020 Fund administration 10.50.040 survival 10.50.030 Property See also Criminal code unlawful possession 5.46.040 License Adult entertainment facility 4.52.060 Businesses 4.72.020 Cabarets 4.48.030 Cat 5.05.025 Community oriented open air market 4.90.020 Dog 5.05.020 Horse taxi 4.85.020 Massage parlors, bathhouses 4.50.030 Motor vehicle wreckers 4.11.020 Pawnbroker 4.75.010 Peddlers, solicitors, street vendors 4.12.020 Pool, billiards, arcades 4.24.010 Public amusements 4.32.020 Public dance 4.40.010 Security guard 5.40.070 Sound trucks 4.56.010 Taxicab 4.60.020 Teen dance halls 4.44.020 Utility occupations 3.20.030 Liquor See also Alcoholic beverages License investigation, hearing 4.20.010 Malt, by the keg definitions 4.22.010 purchaser's duties 4.22.030 receipt, form 4.22.040 seller's duties 4.22.020 violation, penalty 4.22.050 Litter Definitions 6.40.020 Enforcement 6.40.200 Gutters, sweeping into 6.40.090 Handbills distribution 6.40.160 posted property 6.40.150 public places 6.40.120 vacant property 6.40.140 vehicles 6.40.130 Interpretation of provisions 6.40.230 Littering, pollution, statutes adopted 5.46.020 Prohibited 6.40.030 Property owner responsibility 6.40.110 Purpose of provisions 6.40.210 Receptacles damaging 6.40.060 inspections 6.40.190 maintenance 6.40.070 placement 6.40.040 using 6.40.050 Severability 6.40.220 Sidewalks, merchant duties 6.40. 100 Title of provisions 6.40.010 Vehicle litter bags 6.40.080 loads 6.40.180 Violation, penalty 6.40.240 Local improvements Area reduction 3.40.140 Bids, call, notice 3.40.090 Bonds form 3.40.030 records 3.40.040 Contracts awarding 3.40. 100 estimated costs, warrants 3.40.110 retainers, lien 3.40.080 Delinquent assessments foreclosure proceedings attorney's fees 3.40.060 commencing 3.40.055 payment acceleration 3.40.050 Fixed estimate 3.40.120 Fund creation 3.40.070 Guarantee fund established 3.11.010 payments 3.11.020 use 3.11.030 (Revised 2/09) Index -8 Edmonds City Code Municipal arts fund Proceedings Standards 4.50.190 initiation 3.40.020 Violation, penalty 4.50.280 methods 3.40.010 Mayor Statutory applicability 3.40.130 See also Public disclosure Lodging tax Administrative assistant, references to 2.01.020 Administration, collection 3.34.050 Duties 2.01.010 Advisory committee Executive assistant 2.10.070 appointment, expiration 10.70.040 Full-time position 2.01.040 created 10.70.010 Salary 2.01.050 duties 10.70.030 Medical self-insurance membership 10.70.020 Advisory board review 3.34. 100 compensation 10.31.040 Collection agent 3.34.030 duties 10.31.060 Convention/performing arts center fund created established 10.31.010 3.34.060 meetings 10.31.050 County tax credit 3.34.020 membership 10.31.020 Effective date 3.34.090 terms 10.31.030 Imposed 3.34.010 Meeting rooms Sales tax deduction 3.34.040 Charges 3.50.040 Severability 3.34.080 Minors Violation, penalty 3.34.070 See also Criminal code; Tobacco products sale Lost, unclaimed property Delinquency, contributing to, statutes adopted Severability 3.02.040 5.12.020 Statutes adopted Statutes adopted 5.12.010 intangible property 3.02.020 Motel See Lodging tax; Transient accommodations lost and found 3.02.010 under Business license police department possession 3.02.030 Motion picture exhibitions See Public amusements Motor vehicle — M — Excise tax Malt liquor See under Liquor collection procedure 3.26.050 Massage parlors, bathhouses effective date 3.26.110 Admission restricted 4.50.220 exemption 3.26.030 Advertising 4.50.230 internal combustion engine limitations 3.26.070 Definitions 4.50.010 levied 3.26.020- .26.020Employees Employees parking facilities construction 3.26.080 age restrictions 4.50.200 purpose of provisions 3.26.010 change of employment 4.50.170 right-of-way acquisition 3.26.090 license schedule, basis 3.26.040 application, renewals 4.50.055 severability 3.26.100 required 4.50.080 use of funds 3.26.060 unlicensed 4.50.210 Moving to extend time limit for parking 8.48.162 Exemptions 4.50.020 Noise See under Noise Hours of operation 4.50.160 Wreckers See Wreckers License Motorized foot scooters application, renewals 4.50.050 Regulations 8.36.010 health authority approval 4.50.070 Seizure, forfeiture 8.36.020 investigations 4.50.060 Violation, penalty 8.36.030 denial, hearing 4.50.140 Municipal arts fund displaying 4.50.270 See also Public art acquisition fund fees 4.50.040 Appropriations 3.13.040 issuance 4.50.130 Commission responsibilities 3.13.050 required 4.50.030 Construction projects 3.13.030 suspension, revocation 4.50.250 Created 3.13.060 term 4.50.260 Definitions 3.13.020 Liquor, controlled substances 4.50.150 Donations 3.13.080 List of services 4.50.180 Expenditures, hearing 3.13.100 Premises, inspections 4.50.240 Public projects exemptions 3.13.090 Severability 4.50.290 Purpose of provisions 3.13.010 Index -9 (Revised 2/09) Municipal court Municipal court Bail See Violations bureau under Criminal code Case transfers 2.15.180 Civil cases, juries 2.15.220 Criminal complaints 2.15.140 process 2.15.240 Employees 2.15.050 Established 2.15.010 Hours 2.15.080 Judges appointment, qualifications 2.15.030 pro tem 2.15.060 removing 2.15.210 salaries 2.15.040 vacancies 2.15.070 Jurisdiction 2.15.020 Pleadings, practice, procedure 2.15.160 Revenues, disposition 2.15.260 Seal 2.15.200 Sentences, suspensions, deferrals 2.15.120 —N- 911 system misuse Definitions 5.21.020 Designated 5.21.030 Fees 5.21.040 Notice 5.21.050 Penalties See also Fees established 5.21.060 Purpose of provisions 5.21.010 Service resumption 5.21.070 Narcotics See Controlled substances; Drugs Newspaper, official Designated 1.03.010 Noise Complaints 5.30.140 Definitions 5.30.020 Exemptions daytime hours 5.30.110 designated 5.30.100 Maximum permissible sound levels designated 5.30.040 modifications 5.30.050 Motor vehicle noises mufflers 5.30.080 road test 5.30.070 stationary test 5.30.060 tires 5.30.090 Policy declaration 5.30.010 Public disturbance noises 5.30.130 Quiet zones criteria 5.30.210 designated 5.30.240 established 5.30.200 noise prohibited 5.30.230 sign posting 5.30.220 Severability 5.30.160 Unlawful sounds 5.30.030 Variances 5.30.120 Violation, penalty 5.30.150 Notice See also Newspaper, official Posting places 1.03.020 Publication affidavit 1.03.040 ordinance effective dates 1.03.030 Nuisances See also Criminal code Abatement authorized 6.20.130 care of property 6.20.140 expenses, liability 6.20.150 notice 6.20.040 Animal pens 6.20.120 Awning posts 6.20.100 Designated 6.20.030 Garbage hauling 6.20.010 Putrid substances 6.20.020 Slaughtering 6.20.070 Spoiled food, selling 6.20.080 Statutes adopted 5.36.050 Street obstructions 6.20.090 Violation, penalty 6.20.050 —O— Obstructing justice See also Criminal code Statutes adopted 5.40.020 Occupation tax Amounts 3.20.050 Appeals 3.20.160 Businesses (Revised 2/09) Index -10 commencing during tax year 3.20.090 sale, transfer 3.20.110 Cellular phones income allocations 3.20.155 rate changes 3.20.156 Definitions 3.20.020 Exceptions, deductions 3.20.060 License application 3.20.070 duration 3.20.040 posting, unlawful use 3.20.190 required 3.20.030 Licensing power 3.20.010 Monthly payments 3.20.080 Nonpayment, remedies 3.20.150 Overpayment, underpayment 3.20.140 Recordkeeping 3.20.120 Returns, investigations 3.20.130 Rules, regulations 3.20.180 Severability 3.20.220 Subpoena powers 3.20.170 Unlawful acts 3.20.200 Edmonds City Code Violation, penalty 3.20.210 Open space Taxation relief application fees 3.32.010 SZ Parades Permit applications 8.08.030 denial 8.08.060 exceptions 8.08.020 fee 8.08.040 required 8.08.010 Vehicle licensing 8.08.050 Index -10.1 Parades (Revised 2/09) This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 2/09) Index -10.2 Edmonds City Code Public peace See also Criminal code Crimes, statutes adopted libel, slander 5.42.040 malicious prosecution 5.42.050 privacy rights 5.42.030 riot 5.42.020 Publicly owned treatment works See Wastewater pretreatment Punchboards, pull tabs See Gambling tax _Q_ Quiet zones See under Noise MINE Rabies See under Animal control Raffles See Gambling tax Real estate excise tax Additional imposed 3.29.015 park improvement fund 3.29.017 Capital improvement fund created 3.29.013 Collection by county 3.29.020 County treasurer duties 3.29.050 Due date 3.29.060 Imposed 3.29.010 Lien 3.29.040 Refunds 3.29.070 Seller's obligation 3.29.030 Statutes adopted 3.29.080 Recycling See also Solid waste Consistency with existing programs 7.80. 100 Containers 7.80. 110 Definitions 7.80.020 Program, monitoring 7.80.060 Purpose of provisions 7.80.010 Separation 7.80.090 Services changes 7.80.070 classifications 7.80.040 implementation dates 7.80.120 rates, reporting 7.80.050 required 7.80.030 Rideshare program Definitions 8.49.020 Permits issuance, applications 8.49.040 revocation 8.49.050 Purpose of provisions 8.49.010 Three-hour parking limits, exemptions from 8.49.030 Unlawful activities 8.49.050 Violation, penalty 8.49.060 _S_ Sales, use tax Additional, imposed 3.28.020 Stormwater management utility Administration, collection 3.28.030 Imposed 3.28.010 Records inspection 3.28.040 Violation, penalty 3.28.050 Secondhand dealers See Pawnbrokers Security guards License required 5.40.070 Sewage treatment plant See Wastewater pretreatment Sewers See Combined utility; Water Sex offenders Registration of 5.38.140 Shorelines See under Parks Sidewalks Construction abutting property designated 9.20.040 assessment notice 9.20.030 definitions 9.20.010 expenses 9.20.020 Enforcement 9.20.090 Repair, maintenance responsibility planting strips 9.20.060 procedures, costs 9.20.080 sidewalks 9.20.050 transition strips 9.20.070 Sister city commission Created 10.60.010 Expenditures 10.60.050 Funds acceptance 10.60.040 Meetings 10.60.020 Organization 10.60.030 Skateboards, roller skates See also Criminal code Restrictions 5.46.050 Slander See under Public peace Solicitors See Peddlers Solid waste See also Recycling County system applicability 7.70.020 Definitions 7.70.010 Interlocal agreement 7.70.040 Unlawful disposal 7.70.030 Sound trucks License required, fees 4.56.010 Violation, penalty 4.56.020 Stormwater management utility See also Combined utility; Illegal discharges to stormwater system, watercourses Administrative rate adjustment 7.50.060 Administrator 7.50.020 Created 7.50.010 Property transfer 7.50.040 Rates, charges 7.50.050 System adoption 7.50.030 development charge 7.50.070 Index -13 (Revised 2/09) Street Street See also Traffic Obstructions penalties 9.25.100 violations designated 9.25.010 Vendors See Peddlers —T— Tax See Specific Tax Taxicabs See also Horse taxis Appeals 4.60.130 Definitions 4.60.010 License application contents 4.60.040 form 4.60.030 approval 4.60.060 drivers 4.60.080 fees, expiration date 4.60.090 insurance 4.60.100 investigation 4.60.050 issuance 4.60.070 required 4.60.020 revocation, suspension, denial 4.60.120 Prohibited activities 4.60. 110 Severability 4.60.300 Violation, penalty 4.60.140 Teen dance halls Age restrictions 4.44.072 Definitions 4.44.010 License application 4.44.040 denial 4.44.050 exemption, payment waiver 4.44.030 location, operator limitations 4.44.078 required, fees 4.44.020 revocation 4.44.070 Official access 4.44.076 Readmission fees 4.44.074 Threatening See also Criminal code Misdemeanor 5.34.020 Tobacco products sale See also Criminal code Definitions 5.15.010 Identification 5.15.030 Notice posting 5.15.040 Vending machines 5.15.020 Violation, penalty 5.15.050 Traffic Alcoholic beverages in vehicles 8.32.060 Arterial highways Schedule II 8.64.020 Compression brakes 8.32.050 Control devices 8.32.070 Definitions 8.04.010 business district 8.04.150 central traffic district 8.04.140 garage keeper 8.06.050 highway 8.04.015 road 8.04.015 street 8.04.015 Fines, forfeitures disposition 8.60.020 official misconduct 8.60.030 Funeral processions 8.32.010 Model Traffic Ordinance See also Statutes adopted 8.06.010 sections not adopted 8.06.020 One-way streets designated 8.24.010 restrictions 8.32.030 Schedule I 8.64.010 signage 8.24.020 violation, penalty 8.24.030 Parades See Parades Parking See Parking Playing in streets 8.32.025 Skateboards See Skateboards, roller skates Speed limits parks 8.16.070 state laws applicability 8.16.010 decreasing 8.16.020, 8.16.040 increasing 8.16.030 violation, penalty 8.16.015 Statutes See also Model Traffic Ordinance adopted 8.06.040 sections not adopted 8.06.030 Street closures, Schedule IX 8.64.090 Title of provisions 8.04.001, 8.06.001 Trains, blocking streets 8.32.040 Truck routes 8.56.010 Vehicles restricted 8.56.030 Violation See also Specific Violation penalty 8.04.002, 8.32.080, 8.60.010 Warrant issuance 8.60.090 Weight limitations, Schedule VIII 8.64.080 Transportation benefit district Board 3.65.020 Dissolution 3.65.050 Established 3.65.010 Functions 3.65.030 Use of funds 3.65.040 stops — U — designated 8.28.010 signs 8.28.020 Use tax See Sales, use tax violation, penalty 8.28.030 (Revised 2/09) Index -14 Edmonds City Code Utilities See also Combined utility; Water Bills, delinquency charges 7.10.025 Tax See Occupation tax _V_ Vehicles See Abandoned vehicles; Motor vehicles Video games See Pool, billiards, arcades Violations bureau See under Criminal code _W_ Wastewater pretreatment Abbreviations 7.90.040 Accidental discharge/slug control plans 7.91.110 Administration 7.90.020 Appeals 7.97.090 Charges, fees 7.102.010 Compliance, monitoring facilities monitoring 7.95.020 inspections, sampling 7.95.010 orders 7.97.040 search warrants 7.95.030 vandalism 7.95.040 Confidential information 7.96.010 Conflicts of provisions 7.102.030 Definitions 7.90.030 Discharge permit requirements dangerous waste constituents 7.92.030 generally 7.92.020 industrial user surveys 7.92.010 Enforcement See also Violation, penalty cease and desist orders 7.97.060 compliance orders 7.97.040 consent orders 7.97.030 contract termination 7.99.050 emergency suspensions 7.97.070 injunctive relief 7.98.010 notification of violation 7.97.020 nuisance declaration 7.99.040 remedies nonexclusive 7.98.040 show cause hearing 7.97.050 state responsibility 7.97.010 termination of discharge 7.97.080 water supply severance 7.99.030 Facilities requirements 7.91.080 Financial assurances 7.99.020 Nonliability of city 7.102.040 Performance bonds 7.99.010 Purpose, policy 7.90.010 Reporting requirements dangerous waste constituents 7.93.030 records disclosure 7.93.010 keeping 7.93.040 unpermitted users 7.93.020 Sampling analytical requirements 7.94.020 Water city monitoring 7.94.030 generally 7.94.010 Savings 7.102.050 Septic tank wastes 7.91.120 Severability 7.102.020 Standards See also Facilities requirements additional measures 7.91.100 compliance deadline 7.91.090 dilution 7.91.070 local limits 7.91.040 national 7.91.020 prohibited discharge 7.91.010 revision rights 7.91.050 special agreements 7.91.060 state requirements 7.91.030 Violation, penalty See also Enforcement civil 7.98.020 criminal prosecution 7.98.030 defense bypass 7.100.030 discharge standards 7.100.020 upset 7.100.010 Water See also Combined utility Backflow prevention abatement procedures 7.20.060 cross -connections prohibited 7.20.020 definitions 7.20.010 device installation 7.20.030 private supply systems 7.20.040 state regulations adopted 7.20.050 violation, penalty 7.20.070 Cross -connections See Backflow prevention Fire service connections applications 7.40.010 expense 7.40.020 metering 7.40.030 service charges 7.40.040 violation, penalty 7.40.050 Rates, charges connection special 7.30.045 utility 7.30.035 definitions 7.30.010 designated 7.30.040 low income deductions authorized 7.30.070 misrepresentations, penalties 7.30.090 meters installation charges 7.30.030 single-family residences 7.30.020 severability 7.30.060 sewer special connection districts 7.30.036 unauthorized use 7.30.050 Service accounting 7.10.020 applications 7.10.010 Index -15 (Revised 2/09) Weeds billing adjustments 7.10.110 city access buildings 7.10.040 curb cocks, meters 7.10.050 connections required 7.10.065 responsibility 7.10.120 delinquency charge 7.10.025 dormant 7.10.140 enforcement 7.10.063 meter inspection request 7.10.080 pipe 7.10.130 pressure corrections 7.10.150 repairs, temperature valves 7.10.170 stop, waste valves 7.10.160 suspension, procedure 7.10.030 turnon, turnoff charges 7.10.070 unlawful acts 7.10.180 Shortages, use limitations authorization 7.10.060 city powers 7.10.061 enforcement See under Service surcharge 7.10.062 Watercourses See Illegal discharges to stormwater system, watercourses Weapons See Explosives; Firearms, dangerous weapons Weeds See also Nuisances Abatement inspection 6.30.020 notice 6.30.030 refusal, failure 6.30.040 Noxious plants prohibited 6.30.010 Wreckers Business location, appearance 4.11.050 Definitions 4.11.010 License required 4.11.020 Penalties 4.11.060 Recordkeeping 4.11.030 Severability 4.11.300 Unlawful activities 4.11.040 (Revised 2/09) Index -16