Ordinance 1172-85 - Laserfiche WebLink

• Section 3: A new section is added to Ordinance No. 172-71 which reads as follows: "Section 10: Sales of Fuels from Card Lock or Key-type Dispensing Mechanisms. All card lock and key-type fuel metering and computing devices shall: 1. Display the price per gallon or price per liter; provided, that if motor fuel is offered for sale by the liter, the price per liter must be clearly displayed on the dispenser directly adjacent to the corresponding price per gallon, with the information appearing in contrasting letters of at least two inches in height; 2. Indicate the amount of fuel delivered during a single transaction; 3. Register the selling price per unit; 4. Register the total selling price for a single transaction; 5. Compute the price per gallon or liter as set forth in National Bureau of Standards Handbook 44. [Order No. 1794, effective May 11, 1983] " Section 4: A new section is added to Ordinance No. 172-71 which reads as follows: "Section 11: Equipment Testing. In accordance with EMC 9.70.100, access for Weights and Measures testing of the equipment must be available within 24 hours of request by the Everett City Sealer. Each service station operating a card or key operated dispenser or pump shall provide the City Sealer with a letter indicating the name and phone number of a company contact person." Section 5: A new section is added to Ordinance No. 172-71 which reads as follows: "Section 12: Printed Delivery Ticket For Card Lock Systems. On each delivery of fuel there shall be rendered to the purchaser, at the time of delivery, a delivery ticket or a written statement on which, in ink or by means of other indelible marking equipment and, in clarity, equal to type or printing, there shall be clearly stated: (1) the name and address of the vendor, (2) the name of the purchaser, (3) the identity of the type of fuel comprising the delivery, (4) the unit price per gallon or liter of the fuel delivered, and (5) the liquid volume of the delivery, together with any meter readings from which such liquid volume has been computed, expressed in terms of the gallon or liter and its binary or decimal subdivision." Section 6: A new section is added to Ordinance No. 172-71 which reads as follows: "Section 13: Emergency Shut-Off Switch; Contact Person For Service. All service stations utilizing card lock or key-type fuel dispensing mechanisms shall have within thirty (30) to fifty (50) feet from the dispensing mechanism an emergency shut-off switch which is at all times readily accessible and identifiable to the operator of the dispensing