HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrd. No. 1972-s. 510-521ORDINANCE N0. 510
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA,
REZONING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FROM ITS PRESENT
ZONE OF C-1 (COMMERCIAL DISTRICT),, R-1 (SINGLE
FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT) AND C-R (COMMERCIAL-
RECREATION DISTRICT) TO C-P (COMMERCIAL PARK
DtSTRtCT) AND AMENDING ORDINANCE 349.
THE hIAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE', CALIFORNIA, DO
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
~~! SECTION l: The following described property located in the City of
Elsinore, California, is hereby removed from its present district as C-1 (Commercial),
- R-1 (Single Family Residence District) and C-R (Commercial Recreation) to C-P
(Commercial Park District). That the property which is hereby rezoned is all that
certain property which is located in the City of Elsinore, County of Riverside,
State of California,. and more .particularly described as follows:
PARCEL l: Commencing at the most Northerly corner of
Lot 12, Block G, Rancho La Laguna as shown by Map of
said Rancho in Book 4,, page 174 of Maps, San Diego
County.Records; thence South 15° 15' East along said
Rancho line 1980 feet to the true point of beginning;
thence continuing South 15° 15' East 440 feet; thence
North 74° 45' East 220 feet; thence North 15° 15' West.
220 feet; thence North 74° 45' East 220 feet; thence
South 15° 15' East 220 feet; thence: North 74° 45' East
to a point on the Westerly line of the strip of land
conveyed to the County of Riverside for highway purposes
by Deed from the Atchison,.Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Company, recorded April 8, 1921 in Book 543, page 259
of Deeds, Riverside County Records; thence Northerly on
said Westerly line to a point which bears North 87° 33'
East from. the most Northerly corner of that certain parcel
of land conveyed to Harold U. Ream and Harriet E. Ream,
-, husband and wife, by Deed recorded January 30, 1951 as
Instrument No. 4201; thence South 87° 33' West on said
line, to the Northerly corner of said parcel so conveyed
to Harold U. Ream et ux; thence South 74° 45' West to
a point which bears North 74° 45' East, 660 feet from the
true point of beginning of this description; thence North
15° 15' West 220 feet; thence South 74° 45' West 440 feet;
thence ,South 15° 15' East 220 feet; thence South 74° 45'
West to the true point of beginning;
EXCEPTING from portions of the above-.described property
1/10th of all minerals and 1/7th of any and all of oil,
gas and hydrocarbon substances; as reserved in Deeds from
the Great Coastal Oil 8orporation recorded December 28,
1935 in Book 259,-page 372 of Official Records, and recorded
April 20, 1937 in Book 321 page 160 of Official Records.
Those portions of the herein described land affected by
said reservations are described in Paragraphs !'A" and
"B" as follows:
Paragraph "A": Commencing at the most Northerly corner
of Lot 12, Block G of the aforementioned Rancho La
Laguna; thence North 74° 45' East, 330 feet; thence South
15° 15':East, 1980 feet to the true point of beginning;
thence North.74° 45' East, 550 feet; thence South 15° 15'
East, 440 feet; thence South 74° 45' West, 440 feet; thence
North 15° 15' West, 220 feet; thence South 74° 45' West,
110 feet; thence North.15° 15' West, 220 feet, to the true
point of beginning.
Paragraph "B": Commencing at the most Northerly corner
of Lot 12, Block G of the aforementioned Rancho La
.Laguna; thence North 74° 45' East, 110 ,feet; thence South
1.5° 15' East 1980 feet, to the true point of beginning;
thence South 15° 15' East 110 feet; thence South 74° 45' West
110 feet; thence North 15° 15' West, 110 feet; thence
North 74° 45' East 110 feet, to the true point of beginning;
ALSO EXCEPTING therefrom that portion of Section 22;
Township 6 South, Range"4 West, San Bernardino Base
and Meridian, described as follows:
Commencing at the most .Northerly corner of Lot 12 in
Block ':'G" of Rancho La Laguna as shown by Map: oh file in
Book 4 page 174 of Maps, San Diego County Records; thence
South 15° 15' East, along said Rancho line,. 1980 feet;
thence continuing South 15° 15' East, 440 feet; thence
North 74° 45' East 220 feet; thence North 15° 15' West
220 feet; thence North 74° 45' East 220 feet; thence
South l5° 15' 220 feet; thehce North 74° 45' East to a
point on the Westerly line of the strip of land conveyed
to the County of Riverside for highway purposes by Deed
from the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company,
recorded April 8, 1821 ih Book 543'-page 259 of :Deeds,
Riverside County Records; thence Northerly on said Westerly
line to a point which bears North 87° 33' East from the
most Northerly corner of that certain parcel of. land
conveyed to Harold U.: Ream and Harriet E. Ream, husband and
wife, by Deed recorded January 30, 1951-as nstrument. No.
4201, said point also being the true point of beginning;
thence South 87° 33' West 150.feet, more or less, to th'e
Northerly corner of said parcel so conveyed to Harold U.
Ream et ux; thence South 02° 27' East, 120 feet; thence
North 87° 33' East 150 .feet, more or less,. to the Westerly
line of the. strip of land conveyed to-the County ofi Riverside
in Book 543, page 259'of:Deeds; thence Northerly, on said
Westerly line, 120 f#e, more or less, xo the true point of
beginning.
PARCEL 2: That portion of Section 22, Township 6 South,
Range 4 West, San Bernardino-Base and Meridian, described
as follows:
Commencing at the most'Northerly corner-of Lot l2. in B-lock
"G" of Rancho La Laguna as shown by Map on file in Book 4 .
page'174 of Mapsy San Diego County Records; thence South
15° 15'.East, along said Rancho line, 1980 feet; thence
continuting South 15° 15' East, 440 feet; thence North.
74° 45' East 220 feet; thence North 15° 15' West 220 feet;
thence North 74° 45' East 220 feet; thence South 150 75'
East 220 feet; thence North 74~ 45' East to a poini om the
Westerly line of the strip of land conveyed to the County
of Riverside for highway:+,purposes by Deed from the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company, recorded April 8, 1921
in Book 543 page 259 of Deeds, Riverside County Records;
thence Northerly; on said Westerly line, to.a point which
bears North 87° 33'-East from the most Northerly.corner of that
certain parcel of land conveyed to Harold U. Ream and Harriet
E. Ream, husband and wife, by Deed recorded January 30, 1951
as Instrument No. 4201; said point also being the true point
of beginning; thence South 87° 33' West 150 feet; more or less,
to the Northerly corner of said parcel so conveyed to Harold U.
Ream et ux; thence South 02° 27' East 120 feet; thence North
87° 33' East 150 feet, more or less, to the Westerly line of the
strip of land conveyed to the .County of Riverside in Book 543,
page 259 of Deeds.; thence Northerly, on said Westerly line, 120
feet, more or less, to the true point of beginning.
SECTION 2: The rezoning of said property is.subject to all of
the terms and conditions set forth in Ordinance No. 442 and any ordinances
amendatory thereto pertaining to C-P (Commercial Park District); including
but not limited to the prohibition against construction of any building or
structure upon the premises which is .be low the 1265 foot elevation.
SECTION 3: Ordinance No. 349 of the City of Elsihore, California,
is hereby amended to effect the rezoning of the above described property.
SECTION 4: The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to certify
the passage of the ordinance and cause the same to be published in the manner
provided by law.
ADOPTED by the Mayor and City Council and signed by the Mayor and
attested to by the City Clerk this 13th day of December, 1971.
s7 Norman L. Chaffin
Mayor of the City of Elsinore
ATTEST:
s/ Florene Marshall
City Clerk of the City of Elsinore
ORDINANCE 511
AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING
SECTION 7 OF ORDINANCE N0. 487 BY ADDING
THERETO CERTAIN PROVISIONS.
THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA DO ORDAIN
AS FOLLOWS;
SECTION l: Ordinance No. 1+87 of Section 7 of the City of Elsinore,
California is hereby amended to add thereto the following:
Nothing contained in Ordinance No. 487 Section 7 shall require any
person to hold a valid,-unexpired and unrevoked plumbing contractor's cer-tificate
of qualification or registration in order to engage in the occupation of laying
pipe outside of bulld'i'rigs ahd inside of property lines. The City shall not
refuse to grant a permit, inspection tags or approval• of such work on the
grounds that said person does not possess said plumbing contractor's certificate
or registration.
SECTION 2: The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this
ordinance and-cause it to be published in the manner prescribed by )'aw. -
ADOPTED by the Mayor and City Clerk ;and signed by the Mayor and
attested to by the City Clerk this 24th day of January, 1972.
s/ Norman L. Chaffin
Mayor of the City of Elsinore
ATTEST:
s/ Florene Marshall
City Clerk of the City of Elsinore
ORDINANCE N0. 512
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA, RE-
ZONING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FROM ITS PRESENT ZONE OF
R-1 (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT) AND R-3 (MULTIPLE
FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT) TO M-C (MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY
DISTRICT); AND: AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 349.
THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA,
DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section i,: The following described property located in the City of Elsinore,
California, is removed from its present districts as R-1 (Single Family Residence
District) and R-3 (Multiple Family Dwelling District) to M-C (Mobile Home Community
District). That the propery which is rezoned is all that certain real property which
is located in the City of Elsinore, County of Riverside, State of California, and more
particularly described as follows:
Lot 11, as shown by map of Subdivision of Lots 1 and 2 of the
Irish-Ledlie Tract, Block "B" La Laguna Ranch, on file in Book
9, Page 29, Records of Riverside County, California.
Except the Northeasterly 60.00 feet of the. Southeasterly 40 feet
thereof.
Section 2: In the event !Chat the property owners fail to obtain an approval
by the City Council of the final map within three (3) months from the effective date
of this ordinance and fail to make application and received a building permit and
commence construction of the development within six (6) months from the. effective
date of this ordinance_and fail to complete the development within one (1) year
from the effective date of this ordinance, then, and in that event„ the property above
described shall revert to,the R-3 (Multiple Family Dwelling Distri;ct)„ and R-1
(Single family Residence District).
Section 3: Ordinance No. 349 of the City of Elsinore, California is
hereby amended to effect the rezoning elf the above described property.
Section 4: The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed, to certify the
passaye of the ordinance and cause the same to be published in the manner provided
by law.
ADOPTED by the Mayor and City Council and signed by the Mayor and attested
to by the City Clerk this 24th day of April, 1972
s/ Norman L. Chaffin
Mayor of the City of Elsinore
ATTEST:
s/Florene Marshall
City Clerk of the City of Elsinore
ORDINANCE N0. 513
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA, RE-
ZONING CERTAfN REAL PROPERTY FROM ITS PRESENT ZONE OF
R-3 (MULTIPLE fAMiLY DWELLING DISTRICT) TO C-P
(COMMERCIAL PARK DISTRICT, AND AMENDING ORDINANCE
NO. 349.
THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA,
i, DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section l: The following described property located in the City of
Elsinore, California, is removed from its present district as R-3(Multiple
Family Dwelling District) and is hereby rezoned to C-P (Commercial 'Park
Disttict). That the property which is rezoned is all that certain real
property which is located in the City'of Elsinore, County of Riverside,'
State of California, ahd more particularly described as follows:
PARCEL l: Lot 22 in Block 5, Lakeshore Drive Additioh
to Elsinore, as shown by Map on file in,Book 9_pages
65, 66'and 67 of Maps, Records of Riverside County,
California
PARCEL 2: That portion of Rancho La'Laguna, as shown
by Map on file in Book 8 pages 377 of Maps, Records of
.San Diego County, California and described as follows:
Beginning at the point of intersection of the North-
easterly line of Acacia Drive, as shown by Map above
described, with the Northeasterly line of Lot 22 in
Block S of said Lakeshore Drive'Addition, extended
Northeasterly;
Thence North 38° 41' 20" East on the Northeasterly
extension of the Northwesterly lihe of said Lot 22 to
a point on the Southwesterly line of Lakeshore Drive,
as SHown by Record of Survey in Book l2 pages 46 of
Records of Survey, Records of Riverside County, Calif-
ormia; thence Southeasterly on the Southwesterly line
of Lakeshore Drive as per survey, 50 feet; thence South
380 41' 20" West to a point on the NEIy line of Said -
Acacia Drive; then NWIy on said NEIy line, 50 feet to
poinb of beginning.
Section 2: No building or structure shall be constructed, erected or
maintained on any of the above described property which may be below the
elevation of 1265 foot sea level:
Section 3: In the event that the property owners fail to obtain an
approval by the City Council of the final map within three (3) mohths'from
the effective date of this ordinance and fail to make application and receive
a building permit and commence construction of the development within 9-ix (6)
months from the effective date of this ordinance and fail' to complete .the
development within one (1) year from the effective date of this ordinance,
then, and in that event, the property above described shall revert to the
R-3 (Multiple Family Dwelling District).
Section 4: Ordinance No. 349 of the City of Elsinore,' California
is hereby amended to effect the rezoning of tfie above described property.
Section 5: The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to certify
the passage of the ordinance and cause the same to be published in the
manner provided by law.
ADOPTED by the Mayor and City Council and signed by the Mayor and
attested to by the City Clerk this 24th day of April, 1972
s/ Norman L. Chaffin
Mayor of the City of Elsinore
ATTEST: i ,.:
s/Florene Marshall
City Clerk df the City of Elsinore
ORDINANCE N0. 514
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF EI:SINORE, CALIFORNIA,
AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 349 (ZONING ORDINANCE) BY
CREATING_A NEW ZONE TO BE KNOWN AS M-Q (MINERAL
QUARRY).
THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF~ELSIRORE, CALIFORNIA,
DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section l: a. Intent and Purpose
To permit the. economic extraction and processing of such materials as rock,
sand, gravel,,decomposed granite and clay.
To establish reasonable and uniform limitations, safeguards and controls
including performance standards and special development standards to minimize
detrimental effects of quarrying and related operations on adjacent properties
and the community.
To allow for inter+irn utility of land scheduled for quarrying, provisions have
been made for open land type commercial and industrial uses.
b. Principal Uses and Structures Permitted
Any sand, gravel, clay and rock excavation, crushing, batching,'manufacturing,
transportation or storage of materials, products and equipment, with the
following specifications:
Quarry uses shall be operated in conformance with performance
standards set forth in Article II (Performance Standards.for
Zone MQ - Industrial, Quarry). .
Si is Site plaro showing landscaping, access and parking areas for quarry
uses shall be_submitted for approval to the Zoning Administrator,
Commercial uses listed in this section, accessory uses in Section
and Conditional Uses in Section and are not subject to the
general Performance Standards, but shall be subject to indicated provisions.
Section 2:
a. Access to property which is in a zone less,regtrctive than MH provided
that:
No,other access to such property is available;
Such access will-not alter the character of the premises with
respect to permitted used in Zone MQ; and,
Site plan is approved by the Zoning Administrator.
Agricultural equipment, sales or rentals.
Air pollution sampling station.
Athletic Fields.
Automobile laundry and car wash.
Automobile rental agencies.
Automobile sales, new and used.
Automobile service stations.
b. Bicycle, scooter. and similar vehicle sales, service and rentals..
Boat and other marine sales.
Building materials, sale of.
c. Contractor's equipment, sale and rental of.
Contractor's yar, including plumbing, heatigg, electrical, roofing,
building and other similar contractors.
d. Equipment rental services.
e. Feed and grain sales.
First aid stations.
f. Geological exploratory core hole, temporary, provided a site plan is
approved by the Zoning Administrator.
Golf driving ranges.
Greenhouses.
g. Lumber yards.
h. Microwave stations.
i. Nurseries, plant, including growing of nursery stock.
j. Parking lots.
Parks and playgrounds private.
Pest cohtkol services. ;:, , :-
Plumbing shops.
Public works maintenance and storage yards.
k. Refreshment stands.
Railroad rights-of-way.
1. Skating rinks, outdoor.
Sightseeing agencies, including bus storage.
m. Tile sales.
..,,;Trailer sales and rentals.
Truck sales and rentals.
Truck Storage.
n. Utilities and public service uses, such as the following:
Water filtration plants.
Water pumping stations.
Water reservoirs.
Water company service and storage yards.
o, Other uses which the Zoning Administratior may determine fall within
the intent and purpose of the •Zone, a're'of a comparable nature
to uses enumerated in this Article, and will not be detrimental to
property in the vicinity. ~ '-
Section 3: Accessory Uses and Structures Permitted.
~- a; Accessory buiid~ings or structures, required for the 'storage and:weigh'tr~ga
,:, of rock, sand, gravel, crops, products, material, equipment or uses
~ lawfully permitted or produced on the premises, including but not limited
to silos, tank houses, buildings or shelters for quarry, farm, or indust-
rial equipment, machinery or supplies. - - •
b. Offices.
c. Repair shops.
Residence, Ca retaker'•s, with the following specifications:
The legally established use requires the continuous supervision
of a caretaker, superintendent or watchman. '
To be occupied only by such persons and their families.
d. Sales outlets.
Storage, open, of materials and equipment
Section 4: Uses and Structures Prohibited
a. Churches, tempies an"d other places of religious worskip.
b. Dwelling units, ekcept as provided io S'ection 3c (Caretaker's Residence).
c. Hotels.
d. Motels,
e. Slaughtering of ahimals.' '
Schools, elementary or high, public or private.
Signs, offsite (outdoor advertising).- -
f. Uses or structures not of a nature specifically permitted herein, and
any industrial use or structure not .meeting the performance standards
for Zone MQ. '
~ to Commi'ssi'on APPrOVaI'
a. Heliports, helistops and V/Stol landing fields.
b. Land reclamation and solid fill projects.
c. Race tracks, except a race track used exclusively for contests of speed,
skill or endurance_b~tween human beings.
d. Sewage treatment and disposal plants.
a. Animals, including cattle, horses, fish, fowl and poultry; breeding,
raising, training and housing of, including sale of stock lawfully .
produced on premises, but not including cattlefeed,yards or dairies.
Automobile dismantling yards.
Automobile impound yards.
b. Batching and mixing plants for asphaltic concrete.
c. Junk and salvage yards.
d. Livestock sales yards.
e. Riding academies and stables for. the boar~ing_of horses.,; ,,,, ,
Section 7: Development Standards
a. Zone area, minimum - 5 acres.
b. Zone width, minimum - 150 feet.
c. Lot area,.mi;nimum - 20,000 square fee;.
d. Lot width, minimum - 70 feet.
e. Front yard, minimum for structures,.equipment and, pits r 100: feet.
f,,Side yard, minimum for structures, equipment and pits:
Adjoining an,MQ Zone.- none..
Adjoining other non-residential zones - 50 feet.
Adjoining residential zones - 250. feet.,, ,
g• Rear yard, minimum for structures, equipment and pits:
Adjoining an MQ Zone - none.
Adjoining other non-residential zones - 50 ,feet.
Adjoining residential zones - 250 feet.
h. Building bulk and height limits.,
Height, maximum - 6 stories or 90 feet.
i. Parking, off-street.
j. Signs, onsite.
Signs, identification, with the following specification;
Number,.maximum, of dentificatiort signs for each building or
occupancy -2
A Area Computation - One square foot of sign area for each 1,00
square feet of building area.
Sign area allotment for buildings having less than 12,00 square
feet in floor area or for lots with no buildings - 120 square feet.
Area, maximum, for each single-face sign,- 120 square feet. .
Area, maximum, for each double-face sign - 60 square feet.
Height, maximum, for free-standing signs - 30 ;feet.
Signs, zone notice:
Within 90 days of the establishment of an MQ Zone, and Eontinuously
Thereafter, the outer boundaries of the total zoned area shall be
posted wi h signs conveying :the message,, '!Quarry Zone",, and in letters
not less than one inch in height, the message, '!This property may be
used for the extraction and processing of rock, sand, gra el, decomposed
granite, clay and similar materials,by;Ordinance,- City of Elsinore".
Number - as many as shall be posted at each change of direction of the.
outer boundary lines of the zone and displayed in such manner as to give
reasonable notice to passers-by.
Area, maximum, each sign - 4 square feet.
Distance between signs, maximum - 500 feet..-
Height, maximum - 6 feet.
Section 8 Soecial Standards and Conditions
a. Walls. -
Each lot and parcel adjoining a:residential
masonary wall between 5 and 6 feet in height
common lot lines..
a. Location of Access Roads.
zone shall have a solid
installed along the
:~ Access roads to any premises shall be at points determined.by the
Council and shall be constructed. and maintained in accordance
with the pavement standards of a local public s reet or highway
fora distance of not less than 50 feet.
Adequate sight distance shall be maintained for traffic safety in
compliance with standards and requirements of the Board of Public
Works.
b. Maintenance of Access Roads.
All private roads shall be watered down while being used or shall
be oiled or hard-surfaced and maintained so as to prevent the
dispersion of. dust.-
c. Final Grading Plan.
A final.+grading:p an shall be submitted ao the -0epartment of Building
•-.and safety, showing the existing ground elevations of the siet, of the
land immediately adjacent thereto, and of al) bounding streets and high-
ways.
Exposed land areas shall not have slopes greater that 2 to 1.
d. Slope of Pit Wa lls..-
No production from an open pit-shads be.permitted-:which creates
a slope s-teeper than one foot horizontally to one foot vertically.
e. Enclosure of Excavations.
As excavation..is initiated and expanded,. property used for quarry
purposes shall be completely enclosed by a minimum six-foot-high
chain link fence including necessary-.gates,. surmounted by 3:5trands
of barbed wire, along the pit or quarry sites. Such barbed wire
shall be not less than 6 inches apart and mounted at a 45 degree
angle from the fence, facing away from .the excavation. However, no
fencing shall be required on any proper-ty where. such enclosure would
be impractical, by reason of the location of such property in the bed
or flood channel of awash or water course; as determined by and sub-
ject to site plan approval by the Zoning Administrator.
f. Landscaping.
All sign-posted areas shall be landscaped and maintained to a depth
of 10 feet along any public street or highway where Zone MQ faces .
a residential, commercial or open space cone.
g. Owner Consent of Excavation...
No materials shall be :excavated. within any property in Zone MQ unless
the written consent of the owner in fee of such property is first
secured and recorded by the County Recorder.
h. Adjacent Owner Consent of Excavation.
No materials shall be excavated nearer than 50 feet to the boundary
of an adjoining property in Zone MQ unless the written consent of
the owner in fee of such property is first secured and recorded by
the County Recorder.
i. Locati-orn of Excavation. r
Quarry operations shall be conducted at-l east ..100 (feet from a street,
highway or flood control. channel and at least 250 feet from ,residential
and commercial zones..
j. Liability Insurance.
Before commencing operation in any quarry, the owner or operator shall
secure insurance, to the extent of $1,000,000 against liability in.
tort arising :from the production, activities or operation incident
thereto conducted or carried on under or by virtue of any law or
ordinance, or condition imposed by the Council, and such insurance
shall be kept in full force and effect during the period of
operations..
k. Hours of Operation
Ail quarry operations shall be limited to the hours between 6:00
A.M, and 6:00 P.M „ Monday through Saturday, except in cases of
.public .emergency,- or for such. reasonable or necessary equipment or
building :repairs..
1. Location of Crushing Plants and Aggregate Dryers.
There shall be no rock crushing and aggregate dryers established
within 750 feet of any dwelling unit other than dwelling units
located on the same or adjacent d-ots,o.r parcels. of land-and serving
as caretakers' residences.
The 750 foot limitaaion sha,il.no.t apply. to any. rock crushing plants
and aggregate dryers in existence on the effective date of~this Code
which are within 750 feet of any such first mentioned dwelling unit,
or to any subsequent improvements to such rock crushing pJants:or .
aggregate dryers. Such improvements shall not be constructed nearer
any such dwelling unit than those rock crushing plants and aggregate
dryers that ace so located on the :effective date of.tCeis Code.
m. Restoration of Abandoned Quarry.
Whenever production on any property or portion thereof shall have
been completed, then all plants, buildings, structures (except
fences) and equipment shall be entirely removed from such property
and all 'stockpiles shall be removed or back-filled into the pit
within one year after such.completion. Provided,.fiowever, that the
provisions of this subsection shall not apply to any plants, buildings,
structures, equipment or stockpiles whenever and so Long as any rock,
gravel or sand shalt be available from other properties for processing
by or through any such plants, buildings, structures or equipment.
~,:
n. Additional Development Standards.
The Counci may,. as condi ion to the approval- of a change to
Zone MQ, i;mpose additional development standards which it f-finds
desirable..to promote the hea lth, safety and welfare of .the
Community.and will create a more compatible relationship:between
the quarry operation and the community.
ARTICLE II PERFORMANCE STANDARDS fOR ZONE MQ IMDUSTRIAL. QUARRY
Section l: Noise
a. Measurement.
Noise shall be measured with the sound level meter, octave band analyzer
and impact noise analyzer meeting the standards of the American.National
Standards Institute (ANSI 51.4 - 1961 and ANSI S1.11 0 1966). The instru-
ments shall be set to the flat response weighting scale, and the meter to
the slow response.
b. Maximum permitted sound levels. 3
Table .I below designates the applicable columns in Tables 11 and 111 that
apply-on or beyond adjacent'.lot lines within the zone on or beyond-the
appropriate district boundaries. Noises shall not exceed the t(eaximum
permitted sound levels in Table 11. Where more than one set of sound
levels apply, the most restrictive shall govern. Readings may be made at
points of maximum noise intensity.
c. TABLE I :;I _ ~.
C and ML 0,: RAND SI
Adjacent District District
Lot Line Boundary: Boundaries
--- B A
d, TABLE II
The octave bend noise level corresponding to the above designations are
presented as follows: ,
P.ceferred Center Permitted Sound.. levels
Frea. - Cycles/sec. in Decibels
A B,
63 73 75
125 63 70
250 56 65
.500 ~ ~ ,.. 51 60 ,
1000 47 , 55
2000 44 50
4000 41 45
8000 38 , 40 ,
e. For purposes of this ordinance, impact noises shaLl;be considered to be
those noises whose peak values are more than 3 d6 higher than the values
indicated on the sound level meter.::.
For impact noise levels; the value.of~Table Ill shall apply._„
f. TABLE III ,. ,
Overall Maximum Permitted Peak Pressure .(in d6)
A _ B
Impact 75 85
g, Between the hours of 7:00 P.M, and 7:00 A.M., all of the permissible
• noise:levels.indicated.in the .previous tables for residential'district
boundaries shall be reduced by 10 decibels. If the noise contains pure
tone components (hum, whistle, whine, screech, etc) the limits sha 11
be lowered 5 dB for any octave band containing such tones.
Noises not under. '. direct control of an industrial operation (such as
indepehdent;transportation facilities) an re excluded from the above
limitation.
Section 2: Vibration
a. Ground Transmitted.Vibration.
Ground transmitted vibration shall be.measured wikh a seismograph or
complement of•instruments capable of recording vibration displacement,
particle velocity or acceleration and frequency simultaneously in 3
mutually perpendicular directions.
b. Vibration levels, maximum permitted.
Table I designates the:applicable•,columns.of Table.ll-.that apply on or
beyond adjacent lot lines within the zone, on or beyond appropriate
district boundaries. Vibration shall not exceed the maximum permitted
particle velocities in Table il. Where more than one set of Vibration
levels apply, the most restrictive shall govern. Readings may be made
at points of maximum vibration intensity.
c. TABLE
C and ML
Adjacent - District
Lot Lines Boundaries
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d. TABLE II '
0, Rand SI
.District
.Boundaries
A
The maximum particle velocities that correspond to the above designations
are as follows:
Maximum Particle Velocity in Inches/Second
Vibration A B -
Steady State 0.02 0.05 ,
Impact 0.04 0.10
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e. Between the hours of 7:00 P,M. and 7:00 A.M,, ala .of the permissible
vibration levels indicated in Table II for residential district
boundaries:{c-olumn A) shall be reduced by one-hald of .the indicated
values, _
Section 3
a. Air Pollution.
Any activity, operation or device which causes, or tends to cause, the
release of air contaminants into the atmosphere shall comply with the
rules and regulations of the Riverside County Air Pollution Control
District (APCD).
b, Smoke.
The emission of smoke as dark or darker than the shade or equivalent
opacity of Ringelmann No. 2 for an aggregate of more than 3 minutes in
any one hour is prohibited.
c. Particulate Matter (source emissions).
The emission of particulate matter from all stacks, vents, chimneys,
flues or openings of any process or operation shall comply with the
rules of the APCD for particulate matter, dust and fumes.
d. Particulate Matter (wihdborne dust).
The release of windborne dust across district boundary lines shall not
become a nuisance to persons or property outside the MQ district,
e. Sulfur Oxides.
The emission of sulfur oxides shall comply wish the rules of the APCD,
f. Toxic Matter.` .
The emission of toxic matter (other than sulfur oxi es) shall not prfi'duce
ambient air concentrations in excess of I/30th the ~ha~eshold Limit Values
for industrial workers as listed by the American Conference of Govern-
mental Industrial Hygienists and adopted by the Riverside.County Health
Department.
Measurement shall be at ground level or habitable elevation across the
MQ district boundry line and shall be a~24 hour'sample.
If the toxic materiel is not listed, the applicant shall satisfy the
Riverside County Health Department that the, proposed levels~will~be safe
to the general- population. ~ •-
g. Odorous Matter.
Odorous matter released from any operation or activity shall not exceed
the oovNr" thresho:Fd concentration when measured in a Residential District,
either at ground~levei or habitable elevation.
Section 4 Radioactive Materials
a. The storage, utilization, manufacture or transportation of radioactive
materials shall be in accordance with the'California Radiation Control
Regulations, California Administrative Code; Title 17, Public Health,
b. 'The manufacture, storage or utilization of unsealed radioactive materials
shall not'be limited except as required-in-the California Radiation Control
Regulations.
Sectioh 5 Glare
a. Any operation or activity producing glare shall be conducted or shielded
so as'no£ to cause illumination 'in residential districts in excess of 0.5
foot candle. Flickering or intrinsically bright sources of~illumination
shall becontrolled so as not to be a nuisance in residential districts.
b. Illumination levels shall be measured with a photoelectric photometer having
a spectral response similar to that of-the human eye, following the standard
spectral luminous efficiency curve adopted by the International Commission
on Illumination'.
Section 6
a. fire and Explosion Hazards
Activities involving the storage, use or mahufacture of fire and explosive
hazard materials shall be conducted in accordance with the City Fire Code.
b. Corrosive Materials. '
The storage, utilization or manufacture of corrosive materials is permitted
subject to the provisions'of the City fire Code.
c. Oxidizing Materials.
The rules and regulations of the City fire Code for oxidizing materials
shall apply.
d, Flammable Gases.
The quantity of flammable gases shall be unrestricted, except as regulated
by the City fire Code.
Within 100 feet of a residential or commercial district boundary, no
flammable gases shall be stored, except importable.containers. Such
portable cohtainers shall be'stored 'in fire resistive structures having an
automatic fire extinguishing system, or if stored outdoors, no closer than
40 feet from res.iden'tial or commercial district boundaries.
e. Flammable Solids.
The rules and regulations of the City Fire Code for active to intense
burning flammable solids shall apply.
f. 'Explosive Materials.
The rules and regulations of the' City Fire Code for explosive materials shall
apply
g• Flammable Liquids'
The storage of flammable'liquids in auto fueling stations shall 'be exempt
from the quantity limitations described`in this section and shall be in
accordance with the City Fire Code.
The quantity of flammable and combustible liquids shall be unrestricted
except as regulated'by the City Fire Code.
Within l00 feet of a residential or commercial district boundary, no
flammable or combustible liquids shall be stored, except ih portable
e{ containers. Such portab'il,e containers shall be stored in fire resistive
structures. having an automatic fire extinguishing system, or if stored
outdoors, no d oser than b0 feet from 'residential or commercial district
boundaries.
h. SUMMARY .;TABLE II
LOCATION. AND PERMITTED QUANTITIES OF
FIRE AND EXPLOSIVE HAZARD MATERIALS
Material
Manufacture
Corrosive Materials
Oxidizing Materials
Flammable Gases
Flamma6fke Solids
Explosive Materials
flammable Liquids:
Class A and B
Class C
Class D
Combustible Liquids
*Permitted
*Permitted
*Permitted
*Permitted
NOT Permitted:...
*Permitted
*Permitted
*Permitted
*Permitted
Utilization
'i 5'foraae
" *Permitted
*Permitted
'*Permitted
*Permitted
*Permitted '
' *Permitted
*Permitted
*Permitted
*P'e~mitted
*In accordance with detailed requirements of this ordinance and the City Fire
Code.
Section 7
The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to certify the passage of this
ordinance and cause the same to be published in .the manner provided by law.
ADOPTED by the Mayor and City Council and signed by the Mayor and attested to
by the City Clerk this 24th day of April, 1972.
5/ Norman L. Chaffin
Mayor of the City of Elsinore
ATTEST:
s/Fiorene Marshall
City Clerk of the City of Elsinore
ORDINANCE NO. 515
AN ORDINANCE OF THE-CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORJIA
REZONING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FROM ITS PRESENT
ZONE Of R-3 (MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT)
AND M-1 (LIGHT MANUFACTURiMG DISTRICT) TO L-f
(LIMITED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT), AND AMENDING
ORDINANCE N0. 349.
THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA,_DO ORDAIN
AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1: The following described property, located in the City of Elsinore,
California, is removed from its present district as R-3 (Multiple Family Dwelling
District);and M-1 (Eight Manufacturing District) and hereby is rezoned to C-1
(Limited Commercial District). That the property which is rezoned is all that
certain property which is located in the City of Elsinore, County of Riverside,
State of California, and more particularly described as follows;
"That protion of Lot 17 through 93 inclusive of Lakeshore Dr.
Addition, as shown in Map Book 9, pages 65-67, Riverside County
Records."
Section 2: Ordinance No. 349 of the. City of Elsinore, California is hereby
amended to effect the rezoning of the above described property,.
Section 3: The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to certify. the
passage of the ordinance and cause the same to be published in the manner
provided by law. .
ADOPTED by Lhe Mayor and City Council and signed by 'Ghe Mayor Pro Tem and
attested to by the City Clerk this 24th day of July, 1972
s/ Lawrence A. Cartier
Mayor Pro Tem of the Ciiy of Elsinore
ATTEST:
s/Fiorene Marshall
City Clerk of The City of Elsinore
ORDINANCE N0. 516
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA,
AMENDING S'UB-SECTION (d) OF SUB-SECTION 1 OF SUB,-,
SECTION (B) OF SECTION II OF ORDINANCE 349.
THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA, DO ORDAIN
AS FOLLOWS:
Section l: Amending sub-section (d) of sub''-section 1 of sub-section (B)
of section 11 of Ordinance 349 by adding thereto the following language:
"Provided, however, that dairies maybe allowed within
this district if the procedure set forth in Section 16
of Ordinance No. 349 pertaining to conditional exceptions
are followed and said conditional exceptions as to dairies i;
is granted by the City Council."
Section 2: The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to certify the
passage of the ordinance and cause the same to be published in the manner
provided by law.
ADOPTED by the Mayor and City Council and signed by the Mayor Pro Tem
and attested to by the Ci*y Clerk this 24th day of July, 1972•
s/Law,rence:;~Ai Cartier
Mayor Pro Tem of the City of Elsinore
ATTEST:
s/Florene Marshall
City Clerk of the City of Elsinore
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ORDINANCE N0. 517.
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE. CITY OF ELSINORE,.STATE OF
CALIFORNIA, RELATING TO THE DISCHARGE OF WASTES
' INTO THE SEWERAGE SYSTEM OF. THE CITY OF ELSINORE
The City Council of the City of Elsinore, State of California, does ordain as
follows' ~'
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Section I: ''Preamble and Definitions G`
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(A} The sewerage system of the City of Elsinore discharges treated
effluent into permeabie soil structures. The chemical nature of this effluent
affects the quality of water. flowing in the receiving stream as well as-the "
quality ofunderground wa-ters in the vicinity.,
J.
Regional Water. Quality Control Board No. 8 of the State of California 4;
has established limitations upon the chemical content of sewage effluent dis-
charged by the City of Elsinore; and.. ;+
The City of Elsinore must regulate .the flow bf certain wastes into i
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its sewerage system. 4.
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(B} Unless the context specifically indicates otherwise, the, meaning ~-
of the terms used in this Ordinance shall be as follows: ,.
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"Person" shall mean any individual, firm, company, association, society; r'
corporation, or group, and includes the plural as well as the singular. ~'.
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"Public sewer" shall mean any sewer located in or maintained by the ~;
City of Elsinore in which all owners of abutting property have equal rights.
The term as here used does not include storm drains or channels for conveyance ~..
of natural surface waters. ~,
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"Public Works Superintendent" shall mean the Public Works Superintend-
ent of the `City of Elsinore or his authorized representative or deputy; p
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I~, "Industrial Waste Water" shall mean the waste water arisingfrom or ~`
associated with an industrial operation. Such operation shall be understood to ~:
include the following: production or refining of petroleum;`production, proces- 4:
sing, packing or canning of fruits, vegetables, meat or beverages; laundering of
clothes in public .laundries, public self-service laundries or hospitals; produc- F~`
tion of fertilizer, keeping livestock or poultry and operation of dairies; ~'
production or dyeing of textiles; production of soap or other detergents or ~'
chemicals' ~"
production and processing of plastics; cleaning of tanks, tank cars
or barrels; glating or other processing of metals; processing or reclamation of '~
refuse; all kinds of similar manufacturing, processing and servicing operations.
"Qp'eration" includes the washing of equipment or spaces used in industrial ;;';
operations.' Industrial waste water does not include the following: waste waters
from the operations of restaurants, hotels, schools, single or"multiple residences, `'
places of retail business; vehicle service facilities, wash racks and garages. ~
(see Section III re eneration of water softenin a aratus f
)> g g pp (see Section IV). ,
"Floatable oil and grease" shall mean the oil and grease floating ~
`to the surface of a sample of water when it 3s retained for one hour in a
quiescent condition in a vessel with vertical walls, .filled to the depth of 30 (:'
centimeters: }
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"Floatable hydrocarbon oil" shall mean the amount of hydrocarbon oil ~-
floating to the surface of a sample of water under the same conditions as~pre-
scribed in the definition of "floatable oil and grease". ~~.
', "Water. supply"shall mean generally the City's monthly average water j
supply serving the area tributary to the City's sewage treatment plant.. "Water
supply" to an individua establishment shall be interpreted as meaning specifi- '.
tally's composite analysis over a twelve-month period of samples of the water ~'
served to sn establishment or location as determined by testing and compositing '
• samples end analyses approved by ttie Pub~e Works Superintendent:
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Section II: General Restrictions °
Except as hereinafter provided, it shall be unlawful ,for any person
to discharge or°to cause to be discharged into any public sewer or any opening
leading to a public sewer of .the City of Elsinore any of the fallowing:
(A) Any earth, sand, rocks, ashes, gx•avel, plaster, concrete,
broken glass, metal filings, or metal or"plastic objects, garbage, ar so11d or
semi-solid materials in quantities or volume which wi1.1 obstruct the flow of ~
sewage in the sewer or any bb~ect which will cause clogging of it sewage pump or
sewage sludge pump, or interferes with the .normal operation of the sewer treat-
' wentplant.
(B) Any compound which will produce noxious odor in'the sewer or
sewage treatment plant. 4
(C) Any volatile liquid or substance which can produce a toxic or
flammable atmosphere in the sewer.
(D) Any overflow from any septic tank or cesspool, or any liquid [`
or sludge pumped from a cesspool or septic tank, except at such place and in such
manner as may be prescribed by the Public Works Superintendent.
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(E) Any storm water or any runoff from any field, roof, yard, drive-
way or street.
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'(F) ` Any liquid or vapor which will cause the temperature of .the `
sewage in the City's receiving main to be higher than'140 degrees fahrenheiC.
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(G) Any radioactive wastes in•excess of Federal, State or County F
regulations.
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(H) Any material or quantity of material which will cause significant r'
damage to any part of the sewerage system or abnormal sulfide generation or abnor- ~
mat maintenance or operation costs of any part: of the sewerage system or become
a nuisance or a menace to public health, or which will cause the City of Elsinore's', ~
sewage plant to exceed the concentration limits set by Regional. Water Quality
Control Board No. 8. ~ r
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Section III: Special Restrictions-Vehicle Servicing Facility ,:
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(A) Any facility maintained for the servicing or repair of roadway ~;
machinery shall install and maintain a sand-and-oil interceptor. Waste waters ,":'
from toilets shall not be allowed to pass through this interceptor, but all waste
watere arising from the servicing and repair of vehicles shall pasts through this
interceptor before discharge to a public sewer of the City of .Elsinore. If the
vehiole servicing facility does npt include facilities for the washing of more ~!
than one vehicle at a time, the interceptor shall have an operation fluid capacity (,
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~of'not less than 6 cubic feet sad an accessible effective water surface not less ~'
than 4 square feet. "Accessible. effective water surface" is $ere understood to
mgan a surface which is easily accessible for cleaning and which at the same time E
will retain oil floating on the surface of water passing through the trap. under Ea
conditions of use. If the vehicle servicing facility has facilities for washing f
or oXherwise cleaning more than one vehicle at a time, the interceptor shall have €
an 6perating fluid capacity of at least 12 cubic feet and an accessible effective ,'
water surface of at least 6 square feet, and shall be as much larger than this
as is necessary so that a seven-day accumulation. of sand and oil will not together
fill more than 25% of the fluid capacity. The interceptor shall be designed so
as to retain any. oil and grease which will float and any sand which will settle. '~
It shall be water tight and structurally sound and durable. It shall be easily . i `.i
accessible fo$ cleanin^ and also for inspection by the Fublic Works Superintendent.,
($) Any Interceptor legally and properly installed at a vehicle
servicing fac111ty before the effective date of this Ordinance shall be accept- !'
.able as atk alternative to the interceptor specified In Section III (A), provided
kftilk±H ikkr~t~~~~NO~ ~:@ ~f€~Oti~~ fti f~Mebl:i~ i§dNkl skid 1311 nllii is so desiphed affil
'installed that it-can be inspected and properly maintained.- if'the Public Works
Superintendent finds either by engi.nee~ing knowledge or by observation, that an
interceptor is incapable of, retaining; adeciuately the sand and oil in the waste water
.flow from a vehicle servicing facility, he F;i~all condemn such interceptor and
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declare that it does not meet the requirements of this Sectiori.
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~,~~'''< (C) The Public Works Superintendent ~hallmaintai'na ile.
'-available for publiq.us.e, bf-suitable designa'of sand-and-oiI interce~itora.
This shall be for informational purpose. .Installation of an interceptor of
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a design
shown iti this file, or of'any design meeting the size'requirementq ~'
set forth: in this Subsection shall not impute.-any liability to the ,City of G,
Elsinore for the adequacy of the interceptor under actual conditions of use.
It shall not relieve the owner or proprietor of responsibility for keeping sand
'and oil out of the sewer. If his interceptor is not adequate under the conditions
of use, he shall construct one which is effective in accomplishing the intended
..purpose. - f
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(D)° The Building Inspector shall not approve the plumbing of a vehicle ~ j
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j servicing or repairing facility if it does not have a sand-and-oil interceptor
.meeting the-requirements of this Section.
(E) The sand-and-oil interceptor of a vehicle servicing facility
shall be properly maintained. It shall be cleaned as often as is necessary to
'assure that sand. and oil do not accumulate to impair. the efficiency of the inter-
ceptor. When am interceptor is cleaned, the accumulated sediment and floating, ~'
material sha1L be removed and legally disposed of otherwise than to a sewer. An r
interceptor is not considered to b'e properly maintained if for any-reason it is
not in good working condition. It is not considered. to be properly maintained
if sand and oil accumulations total more than 25% of .the operating fluid capacity.
"
The owner of any vehicle servicing facility, the .lessee and sub-lessee if there F
be such, and any proprietor, operator or superintendent of such facility are ~'
individually and severally liable for any failure of proper maintenance of such
interceptor.
• Section IV: Special Restrictions-Water Softening. Wastes
(A) No ion-exchange treating device shall be installed, enlarged; FF
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used, replaced or regenerated in the City of Elsinore and no-waste water from f'
an ion-exchange water treating device shall be discharged to the soil or to a
storm channel in the City or to a public sewer .unless; ~j
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(1) Said device is a softener qualifying for registration f
,under Section IV (B) and duly registered; or ~
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(2) A permit for said installation, enlargement, use, replace-
ment, or regeneration has been obtained from the Public Works Superintendent as
'provided in Section IV (C) and_(D), and the operation conforms to the terms of
said permit.. i;
It shall be a misdemeanor for anyone to offer on-site regenerated 4
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softeners-fox sale or rent in the City of Elsinore, or to solicit an owner or f=
occupant of property in the City to purchase or rent such a unit, or to install ~;
a softener with provision for on-site Yegeneration except where `the. purchaser or f~
renter holds a valid permit from the City for-such installation. The penalties (
against a party making such sale, rental or installation shall include the require- ,
fff
merit that he remove the illegally installed unit, and that his business license
be suspended. ~
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(B) When an ion-exchange water treating device having a total z
volume less than four (4) cubic feet and having facilities for on-the-premises
regeneration is in service on the effective date hereof, the owner shall', if he
wishes to'continue said device in use, register it with the Public Works Super- ~
intendent within ninety (90) days after said effective date. No charge shall be
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made for registration. A duly registered device may be continued in use,'provided
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however,
`that no'more than 150 pounds of salt per month are used in regenerating ~
-such device. This provir~on does not extend to he enlargement or replacement k(
o£ such device or its transfer to another property. Any enlargement; replace-
~ mentor transferral shall be considered as a new installation.
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': (C) A permit is required for: the installation, enlargement, use, `'
replacement or regeneration of 'any ion-exchange water treating device in the City, ~
if such device does'not qualify for registration under Section (B).
` A permit may ;r
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be 'granted only if none of the regenerating chemicals will be discharged fo a' '`
public sewer` andJof the earth, but shall be removed and disposed of to a sewer' :
€lotving to the ooeali or to some other plaee approved @~: ~fi~ I~gg~OBal W~it~gr Qd'al~ty ,
Control 3~a~~~. Thy ~upa~'iataad~€~C p~ ~ub~~~ ~7af'~SS i~ay ~earpiCs fiha paxm~z iP psr~~fi~ ~
tee violates any section of this Ordinance.
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(D) Any person desiring a permit for the installation, enlarperocnt,
use, replacement or regeneration of an ion-exchange water treating device sbal.l
apply therefor to the Public Works Superintendent anfl shall aubmlt information to
su ort claims that the
pp proposed operation will conform to the qualifications
of .Section'IV C and such 'other inform
( ) ation as the Public Work u
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n ent
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may request. If the Public Works Superintendent finds that the information
furnished by the applicant is sufficient to show that the operation shall meet the q
qualifications of Section IV (G) and has no reason to doubt that the operation
shall be so honducted, he shall issue the permit. The .permit shall state the
conditions that the applicant must meet and may include a requirement that the
applicant submit periodic reports to the Public Works Superintendent; The requlred - -
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frequency of the"reports and the contents thereof shall-be as del-errnined by the .
Public Works Superintendent. The permit may also include a requirement that the
applicant install facilities for. convenient sampling of the waste water stream. -
.Section V: Special Restrictions-Industrial Waste Waters
(A) Any peYSOn desiring to discharge industrial waste water into a
public sewer in Elsinore in an amount exceeding 100 gallons in any one da.y ~hr""
'submit a letter bo the Public Works Superintendent presenting information as to
the kind and amount of industrial waste water produced and discharged by the
industrial operations producing waste water, plans for any pretreatment facilities
planned to prevent discharge of improper materials to the. sewer, and any other
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pertinent information necessary to control discharge to the sewerage system as
requested by the Public Works Superintendent. Within ninety (90) days the
Public Works Superintendent shall. reply to this letter. If the Public Works
Superintendent finds (1) that the quality of the waste water and the existing
facilities or facility for which the person furnishes .a commitment to install
- within a reasonable period for discharge to the sewer, conform to the requirements i
of this and other ordinances of the City, (2) that any existing or committed F
;.pretreatment facilities are adequate, and ~(3) that the sewer capacity is avail-.
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able, he shall cply approving discharge of that waste water to the City. A
"letter of approval shall state (1) the nature of the industry-and the nature
of the amount of `f low which the applicant may discharge to the sewer, (2) any
controls which the Public Works Superintendent finds necessary in order that the
sewerage system may serve its intended purpose, (3) those chemical constituents ~ '„
to be analyzed slid reported upon, and (4) in the event that installation of
,.pretreatment or other facilities are deemed necessary, the letter shall specify ~
the period of-time granted for the installation. of pretreatment or other facilities.
If the Public Works Superintendent finds that the pYOposed discharge will not be
lawful under this Section or other applicable laws, he shall so notify the appli- ~
cant, such notification to be within ninety (90) days of the finding. ~::
(B)' Sf the discharger wishes to make .alterations of pretreatment x
facilities or alterations of connections to the sewer, or if he wishes to discharge k
additional waste ur to discharge wastes in excess of the amounts which have been ri
approved or wastes of a different nature, type, or substance not consistent with
the on in21 letter of a
g pproval, he shall. submit to the :Public Works Superintendent ~
a letter requesting approval of such alteration. The Public Works Superintendent
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shall treat this 3n the .same manner as an original application under Section~V (A).
(C) It shall be unlawful., after ninety (90) days from ~~ Pr ~ (
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1'72 ,..for :any person to discharge into the public sewerage system of the i4
City of Elsinore, directly. or indirectly, any industrial .waste. water in excess of 't
100 gallons a day which is not approved as to kind and amounts by a letter from
the Public Works Superintendent, except that the Public Works Superintendent !'
`shall grant such reasonable extensions of time in excess of ninety (90) day period
as may be necessary for plant alterations, changes in process or the design,.
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acquisition, manufacture, installation and testing of the committed. treatment or ;'!
other facilities which additional time the Public Works Superintendent agrees is ~'
,required to effect compliance. ~~
(D) Except as hereinafter set forth, no industrial waste shall be ~-
discharged to a public sewer unless it conforms to the requirements set forth
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in
this Section for all discharges to public sewers, and no industrial waste water
flow exceeding 100 gallons in any one day shall be discharged to a public sewer
-NnlaHttl dir. ~#AtYf$I'INi~ ~1.~~a.4~ lrt4~ p&1gt4~,'i"{>flflurliFr+ r~~E.:~@l*F~i 1}i &jllfi ~3pat$~7E'le OdtYtf51~1-,yi'tt
with the requirements of this Sera ion shall be based on the mean values obtained
from analysis of industrial waste samples representative of the quality and quantity
of discharge to the sewer at the point of entry of industrial waste to,the,pvbl.:ir_
sewer system or f this is not feasible at other points up the stream of the :indv-
~i.dual industrial waste dischagee. All. such samples shall be t.>ei.gbted crith the ilooi
at the s,amp7tng point to furnish valve.^, weighted with time atvcl quantity for carte '
rerl,.irCi cnr~mt.^,21 constituent. 191v~rcver deemedprac(ica7. by fire Pub11c Workss
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Supa'~~-ttba~lent, these industrial waste water samples may be C6~m~o~ed with
regard to time and quantity and the analysis made from such composite samples'.
The ..following constituent items '(1) through (7) are those shown
for which the Santa Ana River Regional'Water Qualify Control Board specifies
limitations in terms of not exceeding the wateY supply plus a given increment
of the constituent. The. increments. :given in this ordinance have been increased
above those specified by the Board to give industrial waste dischargers the
benefit of the dilution of .domestic waste discharges. If such discharge dilution
fs insufficient-this ordinance may be amended to decrease the.: increment values.
,;: (1) -The content of dissolved solids sha11'at no time exceed
the yearly average: dissolved solids in the water supply plus 1000 milligrams per 'i
'_ liter.
(2) The content of sodium-ion shall at no~time,exeeed the
'yearly average sodium=ion in the water plus 200 milligrams per liter..
(3) The content of chloride-ion shall at no time exceed the
yearly average of chloride-ion in the water supply plus 200 milligrams per liter.
(4) The content of sulphate (S04) shall at no time exceed 'the
.yearly average. sulphate in the water supply plus 100 milligrams per liter. i
(5) The content of boron-ion shall at no time exceed the
`yearly average of .boron in the water supply plus 1.O milligrams per 11ter.
(6) The content o£ fluoride.-ion shall at no .time exceed the.
yearly average of fluoride in she water supply plus 1.0 milligrams per liter..
(7) The content of hardness expressed as calcium carbonate
shall not exceed the monthly average hardness in the water supply plus 100'.
milligrams per liter..
The following items (8) through (14) are those which relate'to the
,{ ~ City's operation of its own sewers and sewage treatment works:;
~ ~ ;(8) The content of total oil. and grease shall at no.time
exceed 600 milligrams per liter.
(9) The content of floatable oil and grease shall ab no time
exceed 100 milligrams per liter.
', (10) The gontent of floatable hydro-carbon oil shall at no time
'exceed 1D0 milligrams per liter.
(11) The daily average 5-day biochemical oxygen demand shall
at no time exceed 1.000 milligrams per liter.
(12) The daily average suspended solids"content shall at no
time exceed 1000. milligrams per liter. _
(13) The daily average dissolved sulfide content shall at no dime
!~ exceed O.l milligrams per-liter.
(14) The pH shall at no time be below 6.
(E), ,Toxic constituents shall not eicceed the values ,prescribed by
the I(egional Water Quality Control Board. No. 8 in its Resolution 55-12 (2-66)
which are as follows:
Arsenic 0.10 mg/1 ,
Barium 2.00 mg/1
:Cadmium 0.02 mg/1
Cyanide 0.40 m /1
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Hexavalent
Chromium O.lO,mg/1
Lead 0.10 mg/l
Selenium 0.02 mg/l
Silver 0.10 m~/1
Phen4lte Cpmpaunde
(as phendl) 0.002 mgJl
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(F),, The point df determining compliance with the-provisions of this
..Section shall be at the^point of discharge to the public sewerage system or. sur_h
other upstream sampling. point on the private lateral as mutually agreed upon by
the industry representative :and the Public Works Superintendent.. Where certain
wa"stes are critical, the Public Works Superintendent may specify procedures for
;`.obtaining necessary samples and the Public Works Superintendent may require that'
any persons discharging industrial waste water through the`aewer install a measur-
ing device and that samples be analyzed and measurements'of flows be taken and
repgrted to_the City, and such sampling: and measuring dev~.ce shall-be made access-'
able to the Public !Works Superintendent;or his authorized representative'.'
(G} The letter of approval which shall be predicated upon compliance h
with the provisions of Section V (D), (E) and (F) may be revoked by the'Public -
Works Superintendent upon a minimum notice of three (3) days when it is found
that the discharge which the letter approves is in fact in violation of the
..provisions of this Ordinance.
(H) Nothing in this Section shall be construed as lessening the
~ applicability df other requirements of this Ordinance.
Section. VI: Waivers
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constituents which. will cause it to fail to conform to any of the requirements
set forth hereinbefore in Section V but the Public Works Superintendent finds
that {1) the discharge will not cause harm to the sewerage system nor unreason-
ably or inequitably burden the operation of the system and {2) when considered
together with 'similsr excesses in discharges of others limited by Section V,
will noY materially affect the ability of.the City to meet .the requirements of
the Regional Water Quality Control Board on the Cit 's sews a eff u
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g pp o al for discharge to the. sewer with waiver or modification:
bf the requirement which would not be met a In his letter of approval, the Public
Works'Su erintendent
p shall include a statement regarding the requirement that is
waived with reasons as to why the waiver is. reasonable. A copy of this letter
shall be filed with the City Clerk. Any waiver granted pursuant to this Section __
shall be subject to withdrawal at any time the Public Works Superintendent makes
>a subsequent finding that the City sewerage system is burdened or the ability of ~
the City to meet Regional Water Quality Control Board requirements is materially - -
` affected.`
(B')' Those discharging toxic constituents as itemized in Section V (E)
will not be held in violation of that Section of this Ordinance as long as the
sewage. treatment plant effluent does not exceefl these requirements unless damage
is caused to the sewerage system by the discharge of such constituents.
Section VIIh General Provisions
(A) It shall be unlawful for any person to discharge or cause to be
discharged into any storm drain or storm water channel or natural water course,
whether currently carrying water or not, or into any pipe or waterway leading to
such drain, channel, or watercourse, any solid or fluid"material which will impair
the useful functioning of such drain, channel, or watercourse, or which will cause.
expense to the Gity, or other public agency, in maintaining the proper functioning
of same; or which will cause public nuisance or public'hazard or which will cause
detrimental ,pollution of natural surface or subsurface waters.
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(B} It shall be unlawful for any person td deposit or discharge or
cause to be deposited or discharged into any sump which is not .impermeable into
any pit or well, or on the ground, or into any storm .drain or watercourse any
material which by-seeping underground or by being leached or by reacting with the _.__i
soil is .detrimental to the usable underground waters and exceeds the range of the
effects of ordinary non-industrial land uses on underground waters into which such .___
.wastes may seep, or which will violate any re~]hirements of Regional Water Quality
Control Board No. 8.
C~C) Decisions, judgement or findings made iy the Public Works Super-
ihtendent.pursuant to i:lf3d Ordinance znag~ be rljilin~ilyd to the Citj+ Coimcl.:t: 'rbe
City e0ett~il Ciltt~+ Fltil~{if~a iNf'~~~1~~"~+q ~i~1i~~#Yrii (~G 1N.~E3134 ~i#13b czi}i~H f}f~Nt,N~A4}j aN~ipSC'.int~clL
a~ Pil}dinli Qine tiding waivers) provided the p~.~rpe.,e and intent of this Ordinance
1s not violated. No appeal shall be made wi.Clx respect to the specific requirem~nta
pertaining to quality, content or' type of dispgsal of waste water that may be dis-
charged, as contained in Sections V (D) and (E), II and III .unless such specific
regiirements are more stringent Ch.1n Che regulations prescribed by the }•:~~;L•a Ana
River Regional Water Quality Control Board:
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(D) Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions
of this Ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be punishable by a fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) or
by imprisonment for a period of not more than six (6) months, or by .both such
fine and imprisonment. Each such person, firm or corporation shall be deemed
guilty of a separate offense for every day during. any portion of which any viola-
tion of any provisions of this Ordinance is committed, continued or permitted .by ~
such person, firm or corporation, and shall be punishable therefor as provided
by this Section.
(E) The invalidity of any section, clause, sentence, or provision
~~ of this Ordinance shall not affect the validity of any other part which can be
given effect without such invalid part or parts.
(F) Wherever in this Ordinance time limits are established o; period
of compliance or extensions thereof are specified, the commencement date for
:computing such period or time limits for areas annexed to the City of Elsinore
subsequent to enactment of this Ordinance shall be .the official annexation date.. •j
.'This Subsection shall have no application to firms or industries established `'
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subsequent to the annexation date.
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(G) All the provisions of this Ordinance are to be reasonably inter-
. preted. It is the intent herein to recognize that there are varying degrees of
hazard to the underground waters and to apply the principle that the degree of
protection should be commensurate with the degree of hazard.
.Section VIII: The Mayor shall sign this Ordinance and the City Clerk shall '
attest thereto and shall cause the same to be published once in the Elsinore
Valley Sun, a newspaper published and circulated in said City of Elsinore; and. ,
thereupon and thereafter this Ordinance shall take effect and be in force accord-
3ng to law.
ADOPTED this 28 day of August , 1972.
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i Norman L. Chaffin, Mayor..
City of Elsinore
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.ORDINANCE NO. 518
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA, f
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REZONING C$RTATN REAL PROPERTY FROM ITS PRESENT
,ZONE OF R-1 (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE D2STRICT) TO '
,M-1 (LIGHT. MANUFACTURING DISTRICT), AND AMENDING
ORDINANCE N0. 349.
THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE. CITY OF Ei.SINORE,'
CALIFORNIA, DO .ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1: The following described property is located
in the City of Elsinore, California, is removed from its present
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district as R-1 (Single Family Residence District).,.. and is hereby F'
.rezoned to M-1 (Light Manufacturing District). That the property }k
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which is rezoned is all that certain property which is in the
"City of Elsinore, County of Riverside and State of .California,
and more particularly described. as follows: ~,.
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California is hereby amended to effect the .rezoning of the above ~'
described property. "'
Section 3: .The. City Clerk is hereby ordered. and directed
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to certify, the passage of the ordinance and cause the same to be
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published in the manner provided by law. `'
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ADOPTED by the Mayor and City Council and signed`by the
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Mayor and attested to by the City. Clerk this 11th day of September ~,
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OItDINAN~,li NO..519 ~„y~~,~?~'-_
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF );LSINOP,E, CALIFORNIA
AMENDING PARAGRAPH D, S7sCTI0N 5, OF ORDINL~VCE N0. 480
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BE IT-0RDAINED by the City Council of the City of Elsinore as follows:
SECTION 1: That the provisions of Ordinance No. 4$0 are restrictive ` I
in nature so as to preclude reasonable and practical pursuit for good and I
orderly development, which is .the basis for the ordinance regulations.
SECTION 2: Therefore, paragraph D, Section 5, of Ordinance No. `480
is hereby amended to read:
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"D. .One temporary sales office, utilizing a model mobilehomestructure,
or specially designed mobile office structure,-may be located upon a lot,
within the mobilehome subdivision; may be usefl for the promotion of sales of
the lots, or lots containing mobilehome structures of display nature, not
yet sold or occupied far residential use on said lot, for a period of two
~ (2) years, or until all such lots contained within that. subdivision ark 'I,
initially sold, whichever .occurs first. No other mobilehome, camper, camp
trailer or camp car is permitted to be located on any lot except for-.storage,
and thereby, no utilities shall be connected thereto."
SECTION 3: The City •Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this ordi=
nance and cause it to be published as required by law and it shall become
,effective 30 days after its final passage.
APPROVED, PASSED AND ADOPTED this 24th day. of October, 1972.
s/Norman L. Chaffin
Norman L. Chaffin, Mayor
City of Elsinore
ATTEST:
s/Florene Marshall
Florene Marshall, City Clerk
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a i AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE,
I ~ CALIF012NIA, REZONING CERTAIN REAL ,
~'ROPERTY FP.~?T~i ITS PRESENx ZONE OF M-3
(INDUSTRISL, DISTRICT) TO C-P (COMMERCIAL
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" PARK tIIS'i'RICT); AND AMENDING ORDINANCE
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SECTION 1;' The following. described property, ~y
Itlnated iri the City of Elsinore, California, is removed
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is hereby rezoned tb c-~' (Commer.cial Park District); that the
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Groves 247 to E51 inclusive, of Elsinore I ;
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SECTION 2: In the event that the property owners
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fail to obtain atiti approval by the City Council of the final map. ~
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the affective date of this ordinance and fails- to complete the
8evelopment of the mobile home community district within one •-
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the properrty shall revert to the M-3 ;(Industrial District). i~
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SECTION 3; brdinance No, 349 of the City of
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Elsinorei California, i~ hereby emended to effect the rezoning ~
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ORDINANCE N0. 521
AN ORDINANCE OF 'i'T7!? CITY OF r7S7i4CR':,
CAL.tk0~2.ti1A, fu~ia':ill) e. ~". ).~AQATVr-fg T;O, 99,
SECTION 1', SUP--Si ~~'IOa vu, :i,i'~1.i~TVING
TO PUBLIC DANCE PERz'~iITS
THE MAYOR A, D Ti:l CITY COUNCIL C?,~ '!'~i~~ CI7'X OP 1;.;7PIOP.E.
CALIFORNIA, DO (~~:)ii iN n~ i'OLaOGIS:
Section 1: Ordinance No. 399, Section P, SubmSection
6d, is hereby amended by insert:~.n~ the words and figures before
the figures ($4,00), the fo1.:A.owing: "A monthly fee in the sum
of $25.00 or".
Section 2: The City Clerk is hereby ordered and
directed to certify the passage of the ordinance and cause the L
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same to be published in the manner provided bylaw.. ~,
ADOPTED by the Mayor and City Council and signed by ~''
the Mayor and attested to by the City Clerk this 8th day of
January , 1973. E`
s/Norman L. Chaffin
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