Ordinance 493-78 - Laserfiche WebLink

I; • 2 L 3 J. Multiple Users — Contract. If a fire hydrant. required to be installed under the provision of subsections H and I will 4 I serve two or more properties of the same use classification as set forth in these subsections, the owners of the property 5 benefited shall share equally in the cost of the hydrant and its installation. When an owner is required to install a fire 6 hydrant under the provisions of this chapter, which hydrant will benefit other properties of the same use class, as stated 7 in subsection H when buildings are erected thereon, the mayor may enter into a contract with the owner under the 8 Municipal Water and Sewer Facilities Act. The contract shall include provisions that the owner is required to install the 9 _ hydrant, shall install the same and necessary connections and appurtenances at his expense, but that the city will 10 require the owner of a building erected within the term of the contract, who is not required -himself to install a 11 hydrant by reason of the existence of the hydrant, to reimburse the first owner a fair proportionate share of the 12 cost thereof. The contract shall be for a term not to exceed six years and shall further provide that the owner of a 13 building subsequently erected shall not be permitted during the term of the contract to make a tap or connection to the 14 city's water system until such fair proportionate share has been paid. 15 K. Unlawful Conduct - Multi-family, Business, Commercial, Manufacturing or Industrial Buildings. It 16 is unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to own, occupy or use any building located in any multi-family, 17 business, manufacturing, commercial or industrial use district established by the city zoning code and within 18 one thousand feet of a city water main, unless such building is within two hundred feet of a fire hydrant_ 19 L. Unlawful Conduct — Schools, Churches, Hospitals, Assembly Buildings, Etc. It is unlawful for any person, firm 20• or corporation to own, occupy or use any building used for a school, church, rest home, hospital, residential apartment 21 or place of public assembly, in whatever use district located, unless such building is within two hundred feet of 22 a fire hydrant. 23 M. Existing Buildings. The owner of any building existing on the date of adoption of the ordinance codified in this 24 subsection, which is required in this chapter to be located within two hundred feet of a fire hydrant, may be owned, 25 occupied or used one hundred eighty days after the adoption of the ordinance codified in this subsection, notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter,. but 26 may not be owned, occupied or used thereafter unless it fully complies with the provisions of this chapter. 27 N. Notification of Connection. The Everett fire department shall hereinafter be notified when any fire hydrant is 28 connected or placed in service, which shall include any connection and initial service of hydrant installed by a 29 public agency or private party. 0. Special Requirements. The requirements of this section 30 apply to all building construction projects in which • buildings are located or are to be located such that any 31 portion is more than two hundred feet in vehicular travel I from the street property line except the detached 32 single-family dwellings.