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1. Installation of Fire Hydrants Near Schools. Cilurcnc;:. <br /> Hospitals, Assembly Buildings, Etc. Required. Tne owner of <br /> 2 any building used for a school, church, rest home, hospital. <br /> residential apartment. or place of public assembly in <br /> 3 whatever use district located, which building is not within <br /> two hundred feet of an existing fire hydrant, shall install, at <br /> 4 his expense, a fire hydrant at a location two hundred feet or <br /> less from such building, together with whatever pipes and <br /> 5 I connections are necessary to connect the hydrant to the <br /> existing city water supply. <br /> 6 J. Multiple Users — Contract. If a fire hydrant,required to be <br /> installed under the provision of subsections H and I will <br /> 7 serve two or more properties of the same use classification <br /> as set forth in these subsections, the owners of the property <br /> g benefited shall share equally in the cost of the hydrant and <br /> its installation. When an owner is required to install a fire <br /> 9 hydrant under the provisions of this chapter, which hydrant <br /> will benefit other properties of the same use class, as stated <br /> 10 in subsection H when buildings are erected thereon, the <br /> mayor may enter into a contract with the -owner under the <br /> 11 Municipal Water and Sewer Facilities Act.The contract shall <br /> include provisions that the owner is required to install the <br /> 12 hydrant, shall install the same and necessary connections <br /> and appurtenances at his expense, but that the city will <br /> 13 require the owner of a building erected within the term of <br /> the contract, who is not required himself to install a <br /> 14 hydrant by reason of the existence of the hydrant, to <br /> reimburse the first owner a fair proportionate share of the <br /> 15 cost thereof. The contract shall be for a term not to exceed <br /> six years and shall further provide that the owner of a <br /> 16 building subsequently erected shall not be permitted during <br /> the term of the contract to make a tap or connection to the <br /> 17 city's water system until such fair proportionate share has <br /> been paid. <br /> 18 K. Unlawful Conduct — Industrial or Commercial Zone <br /> Buildings. It is unlawful for any person, firm or corporation <br /> 19 to own, occupy or use any building located in any <br /> commercial or industrial use district established by the city <br /> 20 zoning code and within one thousand feet of a city water <br /> main, unless such building is within two hundred feet of a <br /> 21 fire hydrant. <br /> L. Unlawful Conduct — Schools, Churches, Hospitals, <br /> 22 Assembly Buildings, Etc. It is unlawful for any person, firm <br /> or corporation to own, occupy or use any building used for <br /> 23 a school, church, rest home, hospital, residential apartment <br /> or place of public assembly, in whatever use district located, <br /> 24 unless such building is within one hundred sixty-five feet of <br /> a fire hydrant. <br /> 25 M. Existing Buildings. The owner of any building existing on <br /> the date of adoption of the ordinance codified in this <br /> 26 subsection, which is required in this chapter to be located <br /> within Iwo hundred feet of a fire hydrant, may be owned, <br /> 27 occupied or used one hundred eighty days after the <br /> adoption of the ordinance codified in this subsection, <br /> 28 notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, but <br /> may not be owned, occupied or used thereafter unless it <br /> 29 fully complies with the provisions of this chapter. <br /> N. Notification of Connection. The Everett fire department <br /> 30 shall hereinafter be notified when any fire hydrant is <br /> connected or placed in service, which shall include any <br /> 31 connection and initial service of hydrant installed by a <br /> public agency or private party. <br /> 32 <br /> ORIGINAL -2 <br />