City of Salina Revised Ordinances 1925 II
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REVISED ORDYLNANTCES
OF THE
Cr Y OF SAUNA
KANSAS
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Compiled and Revised by
A. R. J8UZLCK, Jr..
and
WIlLLRAM S. MORRIS,
City Attorney.
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REVISED ORDINANCES
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THE CITY OF SALINA
KANSAS
Authenticated
A Revision and Compilation of the General
Ordinances of the City of Salina.
1925
BY
A. R. BUZICK, Jr.
of the Salina Bar,
and
WILLIAM S. NORRIS,
City Attorney.
Revised, Compiled and Published by Authority
of the City of Salina, Kansas.
MARCH 31, 1925
The Town of Salina was organized under the Towns and
Villages Act, August 22, 1863.
Organized as a City of the Third Class, on November 21,1870,
under the Laws of 1869.
Reorganized, in 1871, under the act of that year.
Organized as a City of the Second Class, October 11, 1878.
Became a City of the First Class, by proclamation of the Governor,
on July 9th, 1920.
At an election held on February 1st, 1921, the Commission-Manager
Form of Government was adopted. At the first election held
under that form, on April 5th, 1921, the following commis-
sioners were elected for two years:
F. S. Dyar, James S. Hargett, L. T. Campbell.
Mr. Dyar served as Mayor during that period, and the City Man-
agers were F. W. Sefton, to January 1, 1922, and W. A.
Layton for the remainder of the period.
At the election in April, 1923, held under the provisions of Chapter
91, Laws of 1923 ($ 12-1004, R. S. 1923), Commissioners
elected were as follows: James S. Hargett, four year term;
F. S. Dyar and B. I. Chambers, two year terms. Mr. Hargett
has served as Mayor for the first two years of said period. ,
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Appointive officers at the present time are:
W. A. Layton, City Manager,
William S. Norris, City Attorney,
Chas. E. Banker, City Clerk.
William Theisner, City Engineer,
William Gerard, Chief of Police,
Ben A. Wolbeft, Chief of Fire Department,
Ed. Buchanan, Supt. of Streets,
L. B. Kemper, Superintendent of Parks, •
Chas. M. Hagler, Building.Inspector.
L. L. Shoemaker, Milk Inspector.
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PREFACE
This compilation of the ordinances of the City of Salina, Kan-
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sas, is designed to present in convenient-form the texts of general
ordinances now in force, and includes also tabulations and refer-
ences to other ordinances of less general interest which are referred
to by ordinance number, and the date of the passage or taking
effect thereof and the substance or contents thereof. The ordi-
nances which are included by such reference are those relating to .
opening and vacating of streets and alleys, ordinances extending
the city limits, sewer zones and sewer districts and others which
are specifically referred to in such book.
The general index is designed to give quick access to any
ordinance contained in the book by reference to any subject con-
nected with such ordinance. In many cases reference to the table
of contents will prove a sufficient guide to the subject sought with-
out the necessity of referring to the index.
In classifying the general ordinances under the main general
classifications it has in some instances'been necessary to include
under one head ordinances which might belong equally as well to
other general classifications, and in most of such instances reference
has been made in the chapter or article from which such ordinance
is omitted to the section number under which the ordinances re-
lating to such subject may found.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapters _ Section Numbers Pages
1. Animals:
Art. 1. Dogs - 1-101 to 1-110 1-3
2. Other animals 1-201 to 1-216 3-6
2. Band . . 2-101 to 2-104 5-7
3. Board of Public Welfare:
Art. 1. Creation and duties . 3-101 to 3-105 7-9
2. Jurisdiction of public dances . 3-201 to 3-211 9-12
4. Bonds . . . 4-101 to 4-104 12-13
5. Building codes and regulations:
Art. 1. Building inspector . . 5-101 to 5-105 14-15
2. Building code - - 5-201 to 5-256 16-31
3. Electrical code . - 5-301 to 5-355 32-39
4. Plumbing code 5-401 to 5-494 40-56
5. Gas piping . - 5-501 to 5-514 56-58
6. Signe . 5-601 to 5-613 59-62
7. Bill boards . . 5-701 to 5-702 62
8. House moving . 5-801 to 5-811 63-67
9. Miscellaneous regulations . - - - - 5 7901 to 5-908 67-69
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6. City officers; boards and commissions:
Art. 1. Board of Commissioners; City
Manager; 'departments 6-101 to 6-110 70-78
2. Officers and employees; duties 6-201 to 6-219 78-34
3. Salary of officers and employees 6-301 to 6-310 84-87
4. City planning commission 6-401 to 6-409 87-89
5. Trustees Memorial Hall . 6-501 to 6-505 90-91
• ' • 6. Library board 6-601 to 6-605 91-93
7. Cemetery board . . 6-701 to G-703 93-94
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7. City limits: -
Art. 1. Boundaries established . '7-101 to 7-103 94-98
2. • Ordinance extending limits . 7-201 to 7-287 98-105
8. City property " 8-101 to 8-108 106
9. Fire department . . 9-101 to 9-116 107-110
10. Fire prevention: _
Art. 1. General regulations . 10-101 to 10-117 110-116
2. Gasoline, oils, etc. - 10-201 to 10-214 116-120
11. Fire limits - - 11-101 to 11-105 120-123 "
12. Firemen's relief association - 12401 to 12-106 123-124
13. Levees and dikes . 13-101 to 13-103 125
14. Licenses:
Art. 1. General licenses . . 14-101 to 14-160 126-135
2. Carnival and amusement com-
panies and amusement parks.14-201 to 14-211 136-133
3: Public dances 14-301 to 14-306 138
4. Pool and billiard halls 14-401 to 14-411 139-141
5. Public vehicles; licenses in
general . . 14-501 to 14-522 -141 4'47
G. Taxi cabs . 14-601 to 14-630 148-157
7. Stages and busses . 14-701 to 14-714 157-161
8. Junk dealers . - 14-801 to 14-811 162-16:'
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Chapters Section Numbers Pages
15. Misdemeanors and offenses:
Art. 1. General misdemeanors . . 15-101 to 15-174 163-179
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2. Immoral conduct . 15-201 to 15-216 179-182
3. Intoxicating liquors . 15-301 to 15-323 182-189
4. Narcotic drugs . 15-401 to 15-405 190-191
16. Nuisances . . 16-101 to 16-104 191-193
17. Parks:
Art. 1. Kenwood Park . 17-101 to 17-107 193-195
2. Riverside Park . 17-201 to 17-204 195-196
3. Oakdale Park . 17-301 to 17-318 196-203
4. Highland Court Park 17-401 204
5. City Park 17-501 204
18. Plats and Additions . 18-101 to 18-103 204
19. Police department:
Art. 1. Duties of police 19-101 to 19-113 205-207
2. Police court . 19-201 to 19-207 207-209
20. Public Health: •
Art. 1. Milk,and dairy products . 20-101 to 20-130 209-216
2. General regulations . . 20-201 to 20-214 216-221
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3. Venereal diseases . 20-301 to 20-319 221-225
21. Public scales . 21-101 to 21-108 226-227
22. Public Utilities;.franchises and
regulations:
Art. 1. Electric light, power, & g'ts 22-101 to 22-125 228-233 •
2. Street railways; franchise 22-201 to 22-221 238-244
3. Street railways; regulation
and construction and
maintenance 22-301 to 22-319 245-250
4. Street railways; regulating
operation X22-401 to 22-405 250-252
5. Miscellaneous franchises' • •
and grants . 22-501 to 22-610 252-254
6. Miscellaneous regulations . .. 22-601 to 22-613 254-257.
23. Railroad rights of way: . . . . . . . . . . .
Art. 1. Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska
Railway Company (Rock
Island) . 23-101 to 23-109 257-260 '
2. Chicago, Kansas & Western Rail-
' road Company (Santa Fe) 23-201 to 23-212 260-264
3. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad Company 23-301 to 23-302 264
4. Kansas & Colorado Railroad
Company (Missouri Pacific) 23-401 to 23-405 264-265
5. Kansas and Colorado Pacific
• Railway Company (Missouri
• Pacific)- 23-501 to 23-511 265-268
• 6: Missouri Pacific Railway
Company . 23 601 to 23-623 268-273
7. Salina Northern Railroad Com-
pany (Santa Fe) . 23-701 to 23-704 273-275
8. Salina and Southwestern Railroad
Company (Union Pacific) 23-801 to 23-827 276-283
• 9. Union Pacific Railway
Company 23-901 to 23-943 283-293
10. Ordinances and contracts
relating to Union Station. .23-1001 to 23-1010 293-295
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Chapters Section Numbers Pages
24. Sewers:
Art. 1. Sewer zones 24-101 to 24-110 296-298
• 2. Lateral Sewer Districts . 24-201 to 24-236 298-302
3. Miscellaneous Regulations . 24-301 to 24-303 303
4. Special Sewer Permits 24-401 to 24-407 303-304
25. Sidewalks . 25 101 to 25'-109 . 305-308
26. Streets and Alleys;, in general:
' Art. 1. Excavations . 26-101 to 261-117 308-314
2. A. Cutting curbs for drive
ways . 26-201 to 26-204 314-315
• B. Protection of paving and side-
walks under •construction26-205 to 26-208 315-316
• C. Miscellaneous. regulations . 26-209 to 26-217 316-315
3. Service pipes and sewers
ordered in 26-301 to 26-304 318-319
4. Intersections with steam
railroads . 26-401 to 26-405 320-321
5. Street sprinkling . 26-501 to 26-504 321-322
6. House moving : 2G-G01 to 26-608 322-323
7. Names of streets changed 26-701 to 26-705 323-324
8. Grades and •Bench Marks 26-801 to 26-806 324-326
27 Streets and alleys; opened and vacated: ' -
Art. 1. Streets opened . 27-101 to 27-136 326-328
2. Streets vacated . . 27-201 to 27-259 328-331
3. Alleys opened . 27-301 to 27-316 331
4. Alleys vacated.: 27-401 to 27-405 332-335
28. Trash, Waste, Garbage, etc. 28-101 to 28-112 335-337
29. • Traffic .Rules:
Art. 1. General. rules . 29-101 to 29-126 338-346
2. Arterial highways and other
regulations • - 29'201 to 29-223 346-350
30. Wards . 30-101 to 30-103 350-351
31., Weeds'. • 31-101 to 31-102 351-352
32. White Way . 32-101 to 32-103 352'
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AUTHENTICATION
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ORDERING REVISION.
(Published in The Salina Evening Journal, March 14th, 1925.)
Ordinance No. 3068:
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An Ordinance ordering the compilation, revision, classification and
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publishing of the ordinances of the City of Salina.
Be it Ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
Section I. That the general ordinances of the City of Salina,
Kansas, be compiled, revised and classified, such compilation, re-
vision and classification to be done by A. R. Buzick, Jr., of the
City of Salina as by contract provided.
Sec. 2. That such compilation, classification and revision
shall include all general ordinances of the City of Salina Which
shall take effect up to the date of the publication thereof provided,
however, that such general ordinances other than general regu-
latory ordinances shall be included by appropriate reference to the
subject, effect and number.
Sec. 3. That all ordinances which shall have been passed to
take effect upon the publication thereof in the Book of Revised
Ordinances shall be published in full and that all other ordinances
which shall have taken effect otherwise than by such publication
shall be classified in accordance with the subject thereof under the
• proper chapter headings and all formal parts of such ordinances
may be omitted; provided however, that each section of any such
ordinance published shall contain the proper reference to the orig-
inal ordinance number and date, including any amendments.
thereto.
Sec. 4. That such revised ordinances shall he published in
book form and that not less than 200 copies thereof shall be pub-
fished in such style and form as the Board of Commissioners may
hereafter approve and order.
Sec. 5. This ordinance shall take effect and he in force from
and after its publication in the official City paper. •
introduced for first reading, February 2nd, 1925.
Passed and approved, February 9th, 1925.
(Seal) J. S. I-IARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
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ORDERING PUBLICATION.
(Published in the Salina Daily Union March 24th, 1925.)
Ordinance No. 3091.
An Ordinance authorizing and providing for the publication in
book form of the revised and compiled ordinances of the City
of Salina, Kansas, and providing for the authentication and
distribution thereof.
Whereas, pursuant to the provisions of Section 13-2902 of the
Revised Statutes of Kansas, 1923, the Board of Commissioners of
the City of Salina, Kansas, by ordinance number 3068 passed and
approved February 9th, 1925, ordering a revision and compilation
of the general ordinances of said city to be made; and
Whereas, said ordinances have been revised and compiled as
authorized by said ordinance and the City of Salina has accepted
such revision and compilation; and
Whereas, the City of Salina has entered into a contract with
E. L. Mendenhall, Inc. of Kansas City, Missouri, for the publica-
tion of three hundred copies of said ordinances in book form;
now therefore,
Be it Ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
Section 1. That the publication of three hundred copies of
said revised and compiled ordinances in book form is hereby au-
thorized; that said book shall be known as "The Revised Ordi-
nances of the City.of Salina"; that the publication in said book
is hereby authorized of all ordinances passed by the Board of Com-
missioners to take effect upon their publication therein; that upon
their publication in said hook said ordinances shall take effect and
be in force pursuant to and in accordance with the provisions of
Sections 13-1422, 13-1423 and 13-2902, of the Revised Statutes ,
of Kansas, 1923; and that all ordinances published in said book to
take effect upon such publication and all other ordinances or parts
of ordinances remaining in effect at the time of such publication
and published therein shall be read and received in evidence in all
courts and places without further proof thereof, pursuant to and
in accordance with the provisions of said Section 13-1422 of the
Revised Statutes of Kansas, 1923, provided, however, that the City
Clerk of the City of Salina, Kansas, shall certify and shall attach
to said book his certificate that the ordinances published in said
book are the ordinances duly authorized to be published by the
Board of Commissioners pursuant to said ordinance number 3068,
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and that all such ordinances or parts of ordinances so published
remain in effect at the elate of such certificate and publication, and
that such certificate of authentication shall be printed in each copy
of such book.
Sec. 2. That said books when printed shall be delivered to
the City Clerk of the City of Salina, Kansas, who shall thereupon
deliver one copy thereof to each of the following persons, to-wit:
the City Manager, each of the members of the Board of Com-
missioners, the City Attorney, the Police Judge, and the Judge of
the District Court of Saline County, and to each of the compilers
of said book; one copy each to the Salina Free Public Library and
the State Library at Topeka; and one copy to the head of each
Board or Commission appointed by the City, and the head of each
department of the City government, such books to remain the prop-
erty of such departments or Boards. He -shall also send one copy
thereof to the City Attorney of each City of the first-class of the
State of Kansas, and to the City Attorneys of such other cities in
the State of Kansas as may have or shall-hereafter reciprocate by
exchanges of the city ordinances of said cities. He shall retain
in his office such additional copies thereof as the City Manager may
deem necessary for the use of the City or for such distribution as
may be ordered by the City Manager, and the remaining copies of
such books shall be held by the City Clerk for sale to such persons
as may desire the same at the price of $1.00 per copy. The Clerk
shall take receipts from all persons to whom free copies are de-
livered, and shall keep a record of all persons to whom books are
sold.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force
from and after its publication in the official City paper:
Introduced for first reading March 9th, 1925.
Passed and approved March 16th, 1925.
(Seal) J. S. HARCETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
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CERTIFICATE OF CITY CLERK.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK.
• CITY OF SAUNA, KANSAS.
STATE OF KANSAS )
COUNTY OF SALINE )SS.
CITY OF SALINA )
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1, Charles E. Banker, City Clerk of the City of Salina, do
hereby certify that the several ordinances of the City of Salina as
published in this volume, are the ordinances duly authorized to be
published by the Board of Commissioners of said city pursuant
to ordinance number 3068, passed and approved February 9th,
• 1925, and ordinance number 3091 passed and approved Marche
16th, 1925. That all of said ordinances first published herein,
which were passed to take effect upon their publication in the book
of revised ordinances in the City of Salina will take effect and he'
in force from and after the 31st day of March, 1925, and that
all of the ordinances therein published which were passed to take •
• effect otherwise than by Publication in the book of revised ordi-
nances have been duly published in the official city paper as pro-
vided by such ordinances, and that all such ordinances or parts.
thereof so published remain in effect at the date of the publication
hereof, and that pursuant to the provisions of said ordinance
No. 3091 and of Section 13-1422 of the Revised Statutes of Kan-
sas, 1923, all of said ordinances or parts thereof published in said
hook of revised ordinances are entitled to be read and received in
evidence in all courts and places without further proof thereof.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the City of Salina this 31st
day of March, 1925.
(Seal) CHAS. E: BANKER, City Clerk.
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Revised Ordinances of the City of Salina.
CHAPTER 1.—ANIMALS.
Article 1.—Dogs.-1-101 to 1-110.
2.—Other Animals.=1-201 to 1-216.
ARTICLE 1.—DOGS.
1-101. Mad Dogs, Mayor to issue proclamation. That the
Mayor is hereby authorized, upon reasonable apprehension of
danger from mad dogs, to issue his proclamation forbidding dogs
of every description from running at large in the City limits
unless securely muzzled or at his option from running at large
at all within such period of time (not exceeding 90 days) as may
be stated in such proclamation, and it shall be unlawful for any
person to permit any clog in his charge or under his control to
thereafter be at large in violation of such proclamation (§1, Ord.
787, 10-29-1891).
1-102. Marshal to kill dogs at large after Proclamation.
The City Marshal shall cause all dogs to be killed that are found
at large within the city limits after such proclamation shall have
been 'published by posting in ten public places in the City or by
publication once in the official City Paper (§2, Ord. 787, 10-29-
1891).
1-103. Penalty, Violation of 1-101. Any person Violating
the provisions of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be fined
in any sum not less than $5.00 nor more than $25.00 (§3, Ord.
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1 1104. Vicious Dogs, Unlawful to Harbor, Penalty. It
shall be unlawful for any person in the City of Salina to-harbor
or keeli any vicious dog or other animal of a dangerous or vicious
nature capable of doing personal injury. Any person so offend-
ing shall, upon-conviction in the police court, be liable to a fine
of not more than $100.00 (§1, Ord. 1341, 10-9-1906).
1-105. Vicious Dogs Killed by Marshal. If any dog in
the City of Salina shall, in a vicious manner, bite or attempt to
bite, or do any personal injury to any child or other person, it
shall be lawful for the City Marshal or any policeman to capture,
impound and kill such clog, and it is hereby made the duty of the
City Marshal or of the Policemen to capture and kill such dogs
(§2, Ord. 1341, 10-19-1906). '
1-106. Running at Large; Nuisance. All dogs running at
large in the City of Salina are hereby declared to be public nui-
sances, and shall be dealt with as in this ordinance provided, pro-
vided that dogs led by chain, strap or rope by its owner or person
Animals. Dogs. [Ch. 1, Art. 1
• in charge, or riding in ally vehicle with such owner or person in
• charge, shall not be affected by the provisions of this ordinance
(§1, Ord. 1976, 8-10-1916).
1-107. Registration of Dogs; License. The owner, keeper
or harborer of any dog in the City of Salina, shall on or before
the 10th day of January of each year, cause his name, with the
name and description of the clog, to be registered with the City
Clerk in a book to be kept for that purpose, and.shall pay to the
• City Clerk each year, before such dog is registered, a registration
fee of $3.00 for each male clog and each spayed female clog and
$10.00 for each unspayed female dog, and shall keep on the
neck of each dog so registered, a metallic or leather collar, to which
shall be attached a metallic tag or check (to be furnished by the
City Clerk), with the number and the year of the registration disT
tinctly marked thereon. The City Clerk shall keep a suitable book
for the registration of clogs and upon payment to him of the fee
aforesaid, shall register the clogs upon which said fee is paid.
Provided that for the year 1924, all dogs shall be registered and
such registration fees shall be paid within thirty (30) clays from
the date of the publication of this ordinance as herein provided;
and provided further, that if any clog shall at any time after the
date of registration as hereinabove provided become subject to
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registration, then the owner or other person above mentioned shall
immediately cause the registration of such clog and payment of the
fee therefor, which registration shall hold good only until the
10th day of the next succeeding January as herein provided. Ti
any such fee shall be due from any owner or other person as above
provided for, and shall not he paid when due, then in addition to
any other procedure provided for by ordinance, the Chief of
Police, or any Policeman or other person designated by him, shall
proceed to collect all such registration fees which may be due, pro-
vided that in addition to the fee above mentioned, such Police-
man or other person shall collect an additional sum of $1.00 for
• each registration fee so collected, and any person failing or refus-
ing to pay any such registration fee that may be due as afore-
said, together with said additional sum of $1.00 shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and punished as in the Original Ordi-
nance Number 1976 provided. Anv Policeman or other person
collecting such fees shall account for and pay the same to the
City Clerk (§ 2, Ord. 1976, 8-10-1916; Amd. 1, Ord. 2949, 3-8-
1924).
1-108. Unlicensed Dogs Impounded; Advertised; Killed.
if shall be the duty of the Chief of Police and Policemen, or
any person employed by the Mayor for that purpose, to capture
all dogs running at large in the City of Salina in violation of this
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ordinance and place them in a pound to be prepared by the City
for that purpose; and if the owner of any.such dog so captured
and impounded does not appear within 48 hours after such im-
pounding and claim and pay for the impounding of such dog,
together with any unpaid registration fee, •the Chief of Police
shall cause the impounding of such clog to be advertised in the
official City paper for a period of 3 clays. The advertising of the
impounding of any clog as herein provided shall contain a gen-
eral description of said dog and the elate when impounded. If,
after the impounding of such dog has been advertised as above
provided, the owner does not appear and claim such dog and pay
for the impounding of the same, together with any unpaid regis-
tration fee, then it shall be _ the duty of the Chief of.
Police or other person employed by the Mayor for that
purpose to kill or cause to be killed and buried such dog or
clogs Or if possible said clog or clogs shall be sold and the proceeds
of such sale shall be used to discharge the cost and penalty in-
curred and provided for through the violation of the regulations
• of this ordinance imposed and to discharge the cost and expense
of impounding and keeping said clog or clogs together with the
expenses of said sale: Provided, that the charge for catching and
impounding any clog shall be the sum of $3.00, which sum any
owner of any impounded dog must pay to the Chief of Police
before such. clog shall be released and turned over to him; and
provided further, that the amount to be paid for the killing'and
burying of any clog under this. ordinance shall be fixed by the
Board of Commissioners (§ 3. Ord. 1976, 8-10-1916; Amd. § 1,
Ord. 2526, 7-1-1922).
1-109. Not to Enter Buildings. No dog shall be allowed
to enter any theater, store or other public place or building in the
City, whether accompanied by its owner or person in charge or
otherwise. The word "dog" as used in this ordinance shall be con-
strued to mean any dog, bitch or whelp over six Weeks of age (§5,
Ord. 1976, 8-10-1916).
1-110. Violation of 1-109; Penalty. Any person .violating
any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding $25.00 for each offense (§7, Ord. 1976, 8-10
1916).
ARTICLE 2.—OTHER ANIMALS.
1-201. Picketing animals on streets, alleys and private -
grounds. No person shall picket any horses, mules, cattle or
other animals of any kind in, or upon any street or alley.of this
City or•upon any lot or piece of ground so near to any street or
alley as to permit such' animals getting upon any street or alley
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or upon private property without the consent of the owner (§1,
Ord. 774, 6-18-1891).
1-202. Impounding animals unlawfully picketed. It
shall be the duty of the City Marshal to take up or cause to be
taken up all animals found picketed within the City limits in
violation of Section 1 of this ordinance and keep the same in
some safe place, provided by him for that purpose at the expense
of the City. For taking up any such animals the Marshal shall
be allowed a fee of $1.00 to be paid by the owner thereof. In
case the owner or keeper of any animal so taken up as aforesaid
fail for ten days to reclaim the same and pay the fee for taking
up and the expense's of keeping, the City Marshal shall sell such
animal at public auction in front of the City Hall, having first
given five days notice thereof, by publication in the official City
paper, or by written or printed notices posted in four public
places, one of which shall he in the City Hall. The proceeds of
such sale shall be used to pay the fees and expenses of taking up
• and keeping the animal sold, including the expenses of the sale
and $1.00 as a fee for the Marshal in'making the sale and the sur-
plus, if any paid, into the City Treasury for the use of the owner
( 2, Ord. 774, 6-18-1891).
1-203. Penalty; violation of 1-201. Any person violating
the provisions of Section 1 of this Ordinance shall, on conviction
thereof, be fined in any sum not less than $1.00 nor more than
$10.00 (0, Ord. 774, 6-18-1891).
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1-204. Running at large. That it shall be unlawful for
the owner or person having charge of any of the animals hereinafter
named, to-wit:—horses, mules, cattle, sheep, goats, and hogs, to
allow the same to run at large within the limits of the City of
Salina: and all such animals found running at large in said City
are hereby declared to be a public nuisance (ti1, Ord. 32, 3-9-
1871).
1-205. • Impounding animals running at large. That it is
hereby made the duty of the City Marshal or such other person as
he may appoint to take up and impound in some safe enclosure
any of the above mentioned animals found running at large in said
City and to give notice forthwith by posting notice at the office of
the City Marshal of each animal. so taken up, the description of
the same and for the owner and person in charge thereof to prove
property and pay charges for abating such nuisance ($2, Ord.
. 32, 3-9-1871).
1-206. Penalty; violation of 1-204 and 1-205. Any per-
son violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall, upon
conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not more than $1.00 for
the first offense, and not less than 3 nor more than $15.00 for
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each and every subsequent offense or violation as aforesaid (§3,
Ord. 32, 3-9-1871).
1-207. Sale of impounded animals. If the animals afore
said be not claimed and the charges as hereinafter specified be
not paid within ten days from the date of notice aforesaid, the
City Marshal shall on the 11th day (all Sundays being excepted),
at a time and place mentioned in the notice aforesaid; proceed to
sell the same to the highest bidder for cash; and after deducting
from the proceeds of said sale the amount of all charges which
may have accrued, including the expense of impounding and•keelf
ing and advertising the same; with 25c to the City Marshal as his
fee for selling the same; he shall pay the balance to the City Treas-
urer, which amount, less the sum of $5.00 to be deducted there-
from as a penalty for the violation of the provisions of this
ordinance shall remain in the City Treasury, subject to the order
of the owner or person in charge of said animals (who having
satisfied the Mayor of said City of being such owner or person
in charge shall have received a written certificate to that effect) if
claimed at any time within twelve months from the date of the
sale aforesaid 0,4, Ord. 32, 3-9-1871).
1-208. Fee for impounding. The City Marshal shall be
entitled to a fee of 25c for each animal so impounded and 25c per
(lay for each day it shall remain in his charge (§5, Ord. 32, 3-9-
1871).•
1-209. Suckling pigs; no fine or costs. No fine, costs or
charges shall be assessed or collected Whenever. any suckling pigs
if running with the mother, shall or may be taken up and im-
pounded under the provisions of this ordinance (§5, Ord. 32,
3-9-1871).
1-210. Not apply to drovers. Nothing herein contained
shall be so construed as to prevent drovers or other persons from
driving any' of the above mentioned animals from one place to
another within the limits of said City, the owner or owners be-
ing responsible for all damages that may be sustained by reason
of the driving of such animals (§7, Ord. 32, 3-9-1871).
1-211. Animals; slaughter pens in city limits prohibited.
That no person shall keep or permit to be kept on the premises
owned or leased or in the possession of such person any house,
building, pen or yard for the slaughter of animals within the lim-
its of the City of Saline (§1, Ord. 108, 6-30-1873).
1-212. Slaughter•in city limits prohibited May 1 to No-
vember 1. No person shall slaughter any cattle, hogs, sheep or
other animal within the limits of said City of Salina between the
• 1st day of May and the 1st day of November 02, Ord. 108, 6-30- .
1873).
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1-213. Penalty; violation of 1-211. Any person violating
• the provisions of Section 1 of this Ordinance, upon conviction
• thereof, shall be fined not less than $25.00 nor more than $100.00
( 3, Ord.. 108. 6-30-1873).
1-214. Penalty; violation of 1=212. Any person convicted
of violating Section 2 of this Ordinance shall be fined not less than
$25.00 nor more than $50.00 (,§4, Ord. 108, 6-30-1873).
1-215. Trespassing on public or private grounds or side-
walks, That it shall be unlawful for the owner or person in
charge of any horse, mules, cattle or other animals to permit the
same to trespass on any sidewalk or space permitted by ordinance
• to be used for sidewalk in the City of Salina 01, Ord. 503, 8-16-
1886).
. 1-216. Penalty; violation of 1-215. Any person per-
mitting any animal in his charge to trespass or go upon or injure
any public or private grounds or sidewalk of space permitted 1w
ordinance to be used as a sidewalk shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof before the Police Court
shall be fined not less than'$5.00 nor more than $50.00 (§2, Ord.
503, 8-16-1886).
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CHAPTER 2.—BAND.
2-101. Municipal band fund; trustees. That the fund
known as the Salina Municipal Band Fund levied, assessed and
collected in the manner provided by law. shall be administered
from and after the 1st clay of January, 1924, by a Board of three
Trustees, to be known as the "Trustees of the Municipal Band
Fund," who shall be appointed as follows: One Member of said
Board to be recommended by the Chamber of Commerce of the
City of Salina, Kansas, one member to be recommended by the
Salina Municipal Band and the. third member to be recommended
by the Mayor of the City of Salina. Said Board of Trustees shall
be recommended subject to the final approval of the Board of
Commissioners of the City of Salina, Kansas,(§,1, Ord. 2875; 11-
10-1923). .
2-102. Term of trustees; no remuneration. That the
• three members of such Board of Trustees first appointed shall
serve terms of one, two, and three years respectively, as may be
designated in their certificates of appointment, and thereafter one
member shall be appointed each year. The terms of the three so
first appointed to commence January 1, 1924. Said Board of
Trustees shall serve without remuneration (§,2, Ord. 2875, 11-
10-23).
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Duties of Board.
2-103. Contract with band; expenditures. That it shall
be the duty of said Board of Trustees to enter into a written con-
tract on or before January 1, 1924, for the services of a band for
municipal purposes, such as public concerts or equivalent services •
to be given at such times and .places under such regulations as
may be set forth in the contract. Said contract shall be entered in-
to and executed by the Executive Board of the band and the Board
of Commissioners of the City of Salina, Kansas, upon the recom-
. mendation of the Board of Trustees of the Municipal Band Fund.
Said Board of Trustees shall authorize all expenditures to be made
in connection with said contract with said band and no money shall
be paid out of said fund except with the written consent of such
Board of Trustees,:and all moneys appropriated for the use or in
payment for said services of said band in connection with the
contract as above indicated, shall be paid only on vouchers exe-
cuted in the usual form, bearing the approval.of said Board of
Trustees (§3, Ord. 2875, 11-10-23).
2-104. Contract approved by Board of Commissioners.
Any contract made by said Board of Trustees and the Band with
the leader or director for the services of such band shall be sub-
mitted to and approved by the Board of Commissioners of the
City of Salina, Kansas (§4, Ord. 2875, 11-10-23).
CHAPTER 3.—BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE..
Article 1.—Creation and Duties of Board.-3-101 to 3-105.
2.—Jurisdiction over,Public Dances.-3-201 to 3-211.
ARTICLE,1.—CREATION AND DUTIES OF BOARD.
3-101. Members; how selected; term of office. That there
is hereby created in and for the City of Salina a Board of
Public Welfare, such board to consist of five members who shall
be elected by the Mayor and Council from the electors of said
City and shall hold office for a term of five years and until their
successors are duly elected and Qualified, provided, however, that
the first members elected shall be elected for one, two three, four and
five years respectively and one director shall be elected each year
thereafter, and, provided further, that two members of such board
shall be women and three members men (§ 1, Ord,- 1923, 2-26
1916).
3-102. Organization of Board; by-laws. The members of
such Board of Public Welfare shall;within ten days after their
election, meet and qualify by each member taking the oath. of office
administered to,the other officers, of the City. And the members
of such Board shall thereupon organize by electing a President
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Duties of Board.
and Vice-President and shall adopt such by-laws and regulations
as they shall deem proper and necessary (§2, Ord. 1923, 2-26-
1916).
3-103. Board serve without pay; regulate theatres, dance
halls, amusements; issue permits; penalty. Such. Board of-
Public Welfare and the members thereof shall serve without pay
and shall have the direct supervision and regulation of theatres,
dance halls and other places of public amusement and recreation
maintained or conducted for profit, and of all theatres, theatrical
entertainments or similar performances, dances, dance halls and
other places of public amusement and recreation maintained or
conducted in connection with any business such as restaurants,
hotels, drug stores, soft drink parlors or other similar commer-
cial enterprises, which may be maintained and conducted or oper-.
ated in the City of Salina for profit and it shall be unlawful for
any person to maintain or conduct for profit within the City of
Salina any theatre, public dance hall or other place of public amuse-
ment or recreation'maintained or conducted in connection with any
business. such'as restaurants, hotels, drug stores, soft drink par-
lors Or 'other similar'commercial enterprises, 'after the election of
such -Board of Public Welfare without first having received and
having from such Board of Public Welfare a permit to maintain and
conduct the same, and any person convicted of violating any of the
provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
. meanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum
not exceeding‘$100.00(§ 3, Ord. 1923; Amd. § 1, Ord. 2377; Amd.
§1,t'Ord.' 2839, 8-154923).
3-104.: Issuance of permits; revocation. Upon applica-
tion being duly made the said City Board of Public Welfare shall
determine the character of the theatre, public dance hall or other
place of public amusement or recreation, for which permit is
sought, and if the. Board after such investigation, find that the
same, or the conduct or maintenance of the same, will not be
detrimental to the good government of the city or to the preserva-
tion of peace and good order, or to the suppression of vice and
immorality, or injurious to the health of the inhabitants of the
city, it shall issue a permit to such person allowing him to main-
tain and conduct such theatre, public dance hall, or other place of
public amusement or recreation within said city until the first clay
of June thereafter, subject to the power of such Board of Public
Welfare to revoke said permit. If said Board, after such invest'-
gation, finds that the Maintenance and- conduct of such place will.
be detrimental to the good government of the city, or the preserva-
tion of the peace and good order of the city; or to the suppression
of vice or immorality, or detrimental to the health of the inhabit:
Ch. 3, Art. 2] Board of Public Welfare. Jurisdiction Over fl
Public Dances. •
ants of the city, such permit shall be denied. Said Board shall
have power to at ally time revoke such permit, after hearing upon
five days notice, and a finding of said Board that the place is be-
ing maintained or conducted in a manner detrimental to the good
government of the city, or the preservation of the peace and good
order of the city, or to the suppression of vice or immorality, or
to the health of the inhabitants of the city (§ 4, Ord. 1923, 2-26-
1916).
• 3-105. Investigate needs of poor.. It is further provided
that said Board shall investigate all cases of need among the poor
of the city and shall keep a written record of such investigations
and shall upon request make written report of such investigations
to the Mayor and Council or to the County Commissioners of
Saline County (a5. Ord. 1923, 2-26-1916).
ARTICLE 2.—JURISDICTION OVER PUBLIC DANCES.
3-201. Public dance; defined. The term "public dance" as
used in this ordinance and in other ordinances of the City of
Salina, now or hereafter in effect shall mean any dance to which
the public is invited or to which any admission fee is charged un-
der any form or guise whatsoever, whether paid at the door, on
the floor, in the form of a subscription or whether paid before
or after said dance, under guise of clues or assessments, and where
admission is secured by invitation or otherwise, except as hereafter
provided; it being the intent of this ordinance to define as a pub-
lic dance any dance held within the City of Salina at any dance
hall or auditorium, except one which may be given by one or more
individuals at his or their own expense (as hereinafter limited)
and except a dance to which no invited guest is required to [ay
any admission fee or charge in any guise or at any tinge; and ex-
cept one which may be given by a bona fide club, society or other
organization, having a permanent membership, and which only the
regular bona file members of such club, society or•organization,
and not.to exceed one outside guest of the opposite sex for each
member are permitted to attend together with any bona Me
guest who may reside outside of the City of Salina, provided that
no charge shall be made for any such guest in any guise or form,
and further excepting such other dances as may be specifically pro-
vided for herein (S 1, Ord. 3058, 12-29-24).
3-202. Showing to Board; certificate. Any dance which
is given by any club society or organization or by five or more in-
dividuals shall be defined 'a public dance until the person or per-,
sons in charge thereof ,shall appear before the Board of Public
Welfare and make a satisfactory showing to such Board that the
dance to he given is not a public dance as herein defined, in which
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Public Dances.
case said Board may issue to such person or persons or to such so-
ciety, club or organization a certificate to the effect that no per-
mit is required for the holding of such dance, provided, however,
that such certificate may be revoked at any time by the Board
of Public Welfare, and any person or persons securing such a
certificate-for himself or themselves or for any such club, so-
ciety or organization who shall, by virtue of such certificate, give
a dance, which shall be determined, by the Board of Public Wel-
fare, to be a public dance as herein defined, or shall, by virtue
thereof, give any dance to which admission is charged in any guise
or form, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be
punished as hereinafter provided (§2,• Ord. 3058, 12-29-1924).
3-203. Clubs, societies, etc.; Board require showing. No
dance shall be deemed to be a club, society or organization dance
so as to eliminate the necessity of securing a permit therefor under
the provisions of this ordinance, when only the members who at-
tend such dance are required to pay an admission or floor fee, or
charge, whether the same is collected in advance, at the door_, on
the floor or at any time thereafter, it being the intent of this
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ordinance to designate as a club, society or organization dance only
such dance or dances as may be given by such club, society or or-
ganization and paid for out of the funds in the treasury of such
organization and to which fund all members are required to con-
tribute equally, whether or not such members attend any dance or
dances. The Board of Public Welfare, before issuing any cer-
tificate, under the provisions of this ordinance, may require any
person or persons applying therefor, on behalf of any such club,
society or organization. to furnish satisfactory evidence of the'
nature thereof (§3, Ord. 3058, 12-29-1924).
3-204. Supervise public dances; permits. In addition to
- any and all other duties now and hereafter provided by ordinance,
it shall be the duty of the Board of Public Welfare to have super-
vision of all dances as herein defined in the City of Salina. Before
any public dance shall be held or before any dance shall be.held by
any person or persons, club, society or organization, the person
or persons•giving or holding the same or in charge thereof shall
notify the Chairman of the Board of Public Welfare of the pro-
.
posed time and place thereof. If the Board of Public Welfare
shall decide that the proposed dance is not a public Glance it shalt
• issue a certificate provided in the preceding section hereof, but
if it shall decide that the dance is a public dance it may, if it deems
the applicant or applicants for such permit to be of a Hood moral
character and entitled to receive the same, issue a Permit for such
dance upon the payment to it of a sum of 83.00, which shall cover
the expense of a. supervisor to attend such dance if the Marc! of
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Public Dances.
Public Welfare deems such supervisor necessary, and the Board
on issuing such permits shall notify the City Clerk, who shall issue
no license until such permit is granted (§4, Ord. 3058, 12-29-
1924).
3-205. Chairman of Board and Police to be notified.
Every owner, lessee or person in charge of any dance hall in the
City of Salina, or of any other room or place in the City of"
Salina where any dance shall be held, shall notify the Chairman, •
of the Board of Public Welfare and the Chief of Police not later
than 12:00 o'clock noon of the day on which any dance is to be
held in such dance hall or other place of the time, place and name
of the person or persons, club, society or organization proposing
to use such hall or other place for any such dance, and no such
person shall permit any dance to be held in any such hall unless
there shall be exhibited to him a permit therefor or a certificate
showing that such permit is not required (§ 5, Ord. 3058, 12-29-
1924).
. 3-206. Disorderly .conduct• dance stopped; no more per-
mits. ]f, at any dance given by any person or persons, club,
society or organization the_persons attending shall be disorderly •
or shall be guilty of any unbecoming conduct or shall be found to,
he violating any of the laws or ordinances of the State of Kan-
sas or the City of Salina, any such person may be removed or any
such dance may be ordered stopped by any supervisor appointed
by the Board of Public Welfare, or by any regular police officer
of the City of Salina, and if the Board of Public Welfare shall be
satisfied that any such conduct or violation has taken place, such
Board of Public Welfare may thereafter refuse to grant any cer-
tificate or any permit as provided. for in this ordinance to any such
person or persons, club, society or organization (§6, Ord.•3058,
12-29-1924).
3-207. Period of permit; revocation. The permit and cer-
tificate herein provided for may be issued for one or more dances
or for a designated period of time to be designated plainly on the
face of such permit or certificate, and shall be revocable at any time
with or without notice by the Board of Public Welfare- (§7, Ord.
3058, 12-29-24).
3-208. Dance supervisor; authority, The Board' of Pub-
lic Welfare shall have authority to designate any suitable person,
satisfactory to the City Manager of the City of Salina, who, when
approved by the City 'Manager, shall be commissioned as a special
police officer, to act as the supervisor at any dance for which. a
permit is issued when the Board of Public Welfare may deem it
necessary to have such a supervisor present at such dance. Such
supervisor, and any police officer of the City of Salina, shall have
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authority to attend any such dance, remove therefrom any person
or persons guilty.of disorderly conduct or any misconduct or any
intoxicated person, and to arrest any person found to be engaged
in the violation of any law or ordinance (§8, Ord. 3058, 12-
29-24).
• 3-209. Authority of Chairman between meetings. The
Chairman, or Acting Chairman of the Board of Public Welfare
shall have authority to do any of the acts as herein provided for
and all authority herein conferred upon the Board of Public Wel-
fare shall be vested in the Chairman or Acting Chairman of such -
Board at all times between the regular or special sessions of such
Board (§9, Ord. 3058, 12-29-24).
3-210. Unlawful to give public dance without permit or •
after permit or certificate revoked. It shall be unlawful for
any person, either individually or as the Officer, director or mem-
ber of any club, society or organization to give or permit' the
giving or holding of any dance for which any admission charge is
made or collected under any guise whatsoever, without first secur-
ing a permit as required herein, or to give or hold any such dance '
after any such permit or any certificate as herein provided may
be revoked, or after ally dance has been ordered stopped or'dis-
continued. as herein provided for 010, Ord. 3058, 12-29-24).
3-211. Penalty for violation of Secs. 3-201 to 3-210. Any
person who shall violate in any manner, or connive or conspire
with another to violate the provisions of this ordinance or who
shall in any manner permit or aid in the violation of this ordi-
nance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon convic-
tion thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than $5.00 or
more than $50.00 for each offense (•§11, Ord. 3058, 12-29-24).
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CHAPTER 4.—BONDS.
ARTICLE 1.—BONDS OF CONTRACTORS, LICENSEES,
ETC., 4-101 to 4-104.
4-101. License and contract bonds; surety company; local
agent. That all bonds for the use, benefit or protection of the
City of Salina required to be. taken by. the statutes of the State
and by the ordinances of the City and by resolution of the Board
of Commissioners of said City from any person or corporation
to secure the faithful performance of any contract with the City,
or to indemnify the City against loss, damage or liability grow-
ing out of any contract with the City, or out of the issuance of
any license or permit by the City where a bond is required, shall
he signed and executed as surety by some surety company hold-
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ing certificate of authority from the Secretary of the Treasury
under Acts of Congress as acceptable surety on Federal Bonds
and lawfully doing business in the State of Kansas and maintain-
ing a local agent in the City of Salina, and that no baud not coun- -
tersigned by the Company's local agent in the City of Salina and/or
for an amount in excess of the limit for which the surety
may be accepted on any one Federal Bond will be accepted and
approved by the Board of Commissioners of said City (§1, Ord.
2399, 7-23-1921).
4-102. Public improvement bonds; surety company; local
agent. That all bonds required of contractors for public•improve-
ments shall be signed and executed as surety by some surety com-
pany holding Certificate of Authority from the Secretary of the
Treasury under Acts of Congress as acceptable surety on Federal
Bonds and lawfully doing business in the State of Kansas and
maintaining a local agent in the City of Salina, and that no .bond
not countersigned by the Company's local agent in the City of
Salina and/or for an amount in excess of the limit for Which the
surety may be accepted on any one Federal Bond will be accepted
and approved by the Board of Commissioners of said City (§2,
Ord. 2399, 7-23-1921).
• 4-103. Bonds signed by principal as well as surety. All
bonds herein provided for shall be signed and executed by the
party or parties from whom such bonds are required in addition
to the sureties on said bonds, and except where otherwise provided
by law the said bonds shall be made to the City of Salina (§ 3, Ord.
2399, 7-23-1921).
4-104. Approved by City Attorney and Board .of Com-
missioners. All bonds herein provided for shall be submitted to
and approved by the City Attorney; and after such approval by
the City Attorney such bonds shall be approved by the Board
of Commissioners (§4, Ord. 2399, 7-23-21). •
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CHAPTER 5.—BUILDING CODES AND REGULATIONS.
. Article 1.—Building.Inspector.-5-101 to 5-105.
2.—Building Code.-5-201 to 5-256.
3.—Electrical Code.-5-301 to 5-335.
4.—Plumbing Code.-5-401 to 5-494.
5.Gas Piping.-5-501 to 5-514.
6.—Signs.-5-601 to 5-613. .
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7.—Bill Boards,-5-701 to 5-702.
8.—House Moving.--5-801 to 5-811.
9.—Miscellaneous Regulations.-5-901 to 5-908.
ARTICLE 1.—BUILDING INSPECTOR.
5-101, Office created; qualifications; term. That there be
and there is hereby created the office of Building Inspector in
the City of Salina, Kansas, and that the City Manager of said
City be and he is hereby authorized to appoint to such position
such person as shall, in his opinion, possess the necessary experi-
ence and qualifications to properly discharge the duties of same. .
That said Building Inspector shall be appointed for a period of
one year, subject however to dismissal at the option and pleasure
of the City Manager (§1, Ord. 2908, 12-28-23).
5-102. Duties of Building Inspector. That it shall be the
duty of said Building Inspector to examine all buildings in the
course of erection, construction, alteration or re-location within the
City of Salina, together with the heating, plumbing and electrical
work thereof, for the purpose of determining whether or not the
same are being erected, constructed or altered in compliance with
the permits given therefor and in compliance with the ordinances
of said City appertaining to the erection, construction and alter-
ation of buildings and all portions thereof. It shall be the duty
of said Building Inspector to inspect all such buildings in the
course of erection, construction, alteration or re-location as re- .
gards the construction of flues, heating apparatus, plumbing and
electrical work and general construction, and to determine whether
the same has been built or is being built in conformity to the-
ordinances of the City and in such a manner as to be without
defects or causes liable to endanger life or property. It shall be
the duty of said Building Inspector to ascertain and determine
the need of enforcement and to co-operate in the enforcement of
all ordinances appertaining to the safe and lawful construction of
buildings and he shall have full authority to adopt and en force
all such prudent emergency measures as he may deem necessary
and expedient for the public sa fety and as may not be inconsist-
ent with law 02, Ord. 2908, 12-28-23).
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5-103. .Fees paid to Inspector. Every person, persons,.
company, co-partnership or corporation engaged either as prin-
cipal or agent in the construction of any building within the cor-
porate limits of the City of Saliva shall pay to said City, as and
for the cost of the inspection of said building by said Building
Inspector the fee now provided for in the existing ordinances
of the City of Salina in the same manner and to be accounted
for in the same way as provided for in such ordinances (§3,
Ord. 2908, 12-28-23).
5-104. Inspector have access to buildings; penalty.
Every such person or persons shall, during the construction
of any building or buildings, permit the Building Inspector
Of the City of Salina free access to all parts of such struc-
ture during the erection thereof, to the end that a proper inspec-
tion may be made and any person or persons who shall fail or
refuse to pay the proper fee for such inspection, or who shall will-
fully refuse or fail to permit said officer or his assistants to have
access to such building or to make a proper inspection thereof, or
who shall violate any of the' provisions of this ordinance shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined
in the sum of not less than $5.00 nor more than $50.00 or sentenced
to confinement in the City jail in said City for a period of not
more than 30 clays or may receive both such fine and imprison-
ment as the court shall.determine (54, Ord. 2908, 12-28-23).
5-105. Inspector perform duties formerly given Fire
Chief, etc. That the duties of said Building inspector shall in-
clude all of the duties prescribed for and to be performed by the
Fire Chief, the Electrical Inspector and the Plumbing Inspector
under the provisions of Ordinance No. 1510 as amended; Ordi-
nance No. 1962 and Ordinances Numbers 2500 and 1618 as
amended, and wherever the words Fire Chief, Electrical Inspector
or Plumbing inspector occiir in any of such ordinances the same
shall be considered as referring to the Building Inspector as in
this ordinance provided for and the said ordinances above referred
to are hereby amended to conform to the terms and provisions of
this ordinance, provided however, that this ordinance shall be
considered supplemental to and not repealing the ordinances above
mentioned, except as above referred to and except in so far as
they may lie-in conflict herewith ($ 5, Ord. 2908, 12-28-23).
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• ARTICLE 2.-BUILDING CODE.
(Published in The Salina Evening,Journal, Julie 7th, 1924.)
Ordinance 2993.
An Ordinance relating to the construction of buildings and the
issuing of permits therefor, providing penalties for violations
hereof and repealing Ordinance No. 1510, Ordinance No.
1617, Ordinance No. 1752 and all other ordinances and parts
thereof in conflict herewith.
Be it Ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
• Salina, Kansas:
5-201. Permit required; National Under-writers Code.
§ 1. No person or persons, corporation or company shall erect or
cause to be erected within the limits of the City of Salina, Kansas;
any structure, building or part thereof unless they shall have, be-
fore proceeding with the erection, enlargement, alteration, repair
or removal of any building or structure in the City, obtained a
permit for such erection, enlargement, alteration, repair or removal
from the Building Inspector, and it.shall be unlawful to proceed
with the erection, enlargement, alteration; repair or removal of
any building or structure within the City unless such permit shall
first have been obtained. All buildings hereafter erected or altered
within the fire limits; shall be constructed in accordance with the'
latest edition of the rules of "The National Board of Underwrite
ers Building Code.'
5-202. Fees. §•2. Permits must be taken out before any
work is started and the fees for permits on all buildings based
on the estimated cost of the improvements shall be.as follows:
$250.00 or less $ 0.50
• $250.00 to $1500.00 1.00
$1500.00 to $3000.00 1.50
• $3000.00 to $6000.00 _ • 2.00
$6000.00 to $8000.00 2.50
$8000.00 to $15000.00 • 3.00
$15000.00 to $20000.00 • 5.00
•• $20000.00 to $30000.00 . 10.00
$30000.00 to $50000.00 15.00
' , $50000.00 to $75000.00 20.00
Over $75000.00 • 25.00
All fees collected by the Building Inspector under the provi-
sions of this ordinance or 'any other ordinance of the City of
Salina shall be accounted for and paid into the City Treasury by
the Building Inspector between the 1st and 10th of each month,
' covering alr fees collected by him during the previous month and
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duplicate copy of his report and receipts shall be filed at the
same time in the office of the City Clerk.
5-203. Buildings in fire limits. § 3. Every building here-
after erected or enlarged within the fire limits as now or here-
after defined by ordinance, shall •be enclosed on all sides with
walls constructed wholly of stone, well burned brick, terra cotta,
concrete or other equivalent incombustible materials, and shall have
the roof, top and sides of all structure, including dormer win-
dows, covered with incombustible material. All cornices shall be
incombustible material.
5-204. No frame building built or moved within fire
limits. j 4. No frame or wooden structure shall .hereafter be
built within the fire limits now existing or within the fire limits
hereafter established. No frame building shall be moved from
without to within the fire limits (for exceptions see Sec. 11-105).
5-205. Ordinary construction -defined. § 5. The term
"ordinary construction" as used in this- ordinance shall mean the
ordinary system of construction in which timber and iron struc-
tural parts are not protected with fire resisting coverings and in
which the walls are built of masonry as required by this code.
5-206. Repair of frame buildings in fire limits. § 6. . .
Frame lniildings within the fire limits which have been damaged-.
by fire, decay or otherwise to an extent not greater than 50 pet
cent of their value may be repaired, provided there is no increase
in the size of such buildings over their original dimensions.
5-207. Frame buildings outside fire limits; brick veneer.
7. Hereafter no frame building shall be erected nor any frame
addition made to any existing frame building within the fire lim-
its. of the City. Outside the fire limits it shall be lawful to erect
franie buildings not exceeding 40 feet in height from the sidewalk
to the highest point of roof. 1 f such frame buildings have a base-
ment story of masonry, their height alx>ve the sidewalk may be
made not to 'exceed 45 feet, provided that in no case shall any
portion of any frame building above the second story be used as a
separate living apartment. It shall be lawful to surround a frame
buildi'tg with a veneer of brick not less than 4 inches thick, pro-
vided said brick is not carried higher than the second story. or
22 feet above the basement ceiling, and provided further that said
veneer is anchored to the studding or other frame construction in
a manner conforming to the best and latest type of construction
and satisfactory to the Building inspector.. Such brick veneer is
not to be placed on gables or any other parts of frame buildings •
above the height herein specified. All frame buildings, which it is
• desired to surround with brick.veneer must have their basement
walls and foundations of solid masonry.
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5-208. Remodeling for apartments. 3 8. Whenever any
frame building within the fire limits shall be remodeled, altered or
changed for the purpose of using the same for flats or apartments,
or whenever such frame building shall be occupied for flat or
apartment purposes of more than three suites each suite of apart-
ments in such building shall be separated from the other by a wall
of incombustible material of such dimensions and thickness as re-
quired herein.
5-209. Iron sheds in portion of fire limits. ; 9. Except
as hereinafter provided, iron covered sheds or buildings, not ex-
ceeding 800 square feet in area and not exceeding 14 feet in height
• from the ground may be erected within that portion of the Fire
Limits which. may be designated by the Board of Commissioners
(see Sec. 11-103) ; provided that the highest point is not over 15
feet above the ground and provided that such buildings may have
`a roof supported on sufficient posts or piers. Such sheds or build-
ings may be built with an area of not to exceed 2400 square feet,
if they are kept at least 15 feet from any lot line or any other
•building or structure. Open shelter sheds may be erected outside
the Fire Limits, subject to the approval of the Building Inspector.
5-210. Thicknes of walls. 10. The walls of all build-
ings, excepting enclosing walls of frame buildings, shall be of
brick, stone, concrete or hollow tile. All such walls shall be of
the thickness in inches indicated in the following table, said table
being based on solid walls of brick or concrete, and walls of any
other material shall be increased in size or thickness as hereinafter
provided.
• Basement 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
I-story 12 8
2-story 16 12 12
3-story 16 16 12 12
4-story 20 16 16 12 12
5-story 24 20 16 16 12 12
-6-story 24 20 20 16. 16 12 12
7-story 24 24 20 20 16 16 12 12
8-story 28. 24 24 20 20 16 16 12 12
9-story 28 28 24 24 20 20 16 16 12 12
10-story 32 28 28 24 24 20 20 16 16 12 12
11-story 32 32 28 28 24 24 20 20 16 16 12 12
12-story 36 32 32 28 28 24 24 20 20 16 16 12 12
5-211. Walls; depth; underpinning. ; 11. The walls of
any building, excepting residences, which are to be placed on a line
of the lots between different owners, and when the bottom of the
footings of such walls are not to he extended down to a depth of
8 feet from the sidewalk level, shall be underpinned, sustained and
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protected whenever it becomes necessary, at the entire cost of the
owner or owners thereof, provided however, that it shall be the
duty of the adjoining owner or owners, when designing to build
and if wishing to sink their cellar or walls to a greater depth than
those'adjoining, to give timely written notice to the owner or own-
ers of prior erected buildings of their intention so to' do and shall
also permit the occupancy of their ground to so protect and under-
pin said walls, but in all cases the former walls have.been carried
down to the depth alxwe specified, then parties building upon ad:
joining lots and excavating for their cellars to a greater depth
than above named, shall, at their own cost and expense,.use all
proper care to underpin, sustain and protect the former erected
walls, building or buildings. No foundation of any Intilding, ex,
cepting residences shall be less than 3 feet below the sidewalk level.
5-212. Stone walls. § 12. Stone walls shall be 4 inches
thicker than required for brick walls. Pests shall be made by the,
owner, .upon demand of the Building Inspector of all forms of
floor construction involving spans over 8 feet. Such tests shall he
made to the approval of the Building Inspector and must show
that the construction will sustain a lead equal to twice the•sum of
the live load and dead loads, for Which it was designed, without
any indication of failure. The construction -may be considered
as part of'the test load. Each test load shall remain in place at
least 24 hours. On arch construction, this test load shall be placed
on i% of the arch, covering the area from support to crown of
-arch. When so required, the contractor shall furnish'to the Build-
ing Inspector test cylinders for the purpose of making tests of
• concrete. •
5-213. Roofs; live loads; dead loads. § 13. The full live
load on roofs of all buildings shall be taken on walls, piers and
columns. The wall, piers and columns of all buildings shall be
designed -to carry the full dead loads and the proportion of the live
load of the building.
5-214. Tenements; rooms in basement. §•14. In no new
tenement house shall any room in the cellar be constructed, al-
tered, converted or occupied for living purposes and no room in
the basement of a new tenement house shall be constructed, altered,
converted or occupied for living purposes unless such rooms shall
be at least 8 and / feet high and in the clear and shall have the
finished grade of such premises at the building at least 4% feet of
such height above the average street grade at the building, pro- '
vided only one living apartment shall be allowed in the basement
of any tenement house hereafter constructed.
15-215. Tenements; 5 stories; fireproof; over-2 stories;
slow burning. § 15. Every new tenement•house more than five
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stories and basement high shall be of fireproof construction.
Every new tenement house more than two stories and basement
• shall be of slow burning or fireproof construction. In case slow
burning construction be required, the cellar and basement con
struction, including the floor construction of the first story above
the cellar or basement shall be of fireproof construction.
5-216. Fire walls; parapets; bearing walls. § 16. The
division or party walls over one story high shall extend the full
thickness of the top story to,at least two feet above the roof sur-
facing of a building, as a parapet, and shall be properly coped,
extending gutters or crown mouldings and excepting also the walls
of detached private dwellings with peaked or hipped roofs. The
parapet walls of ware houses and manufacturing or commercial
buildings shall extend 3 feet above the roof. Fire walls shall be
continued from the foundation to three feet above the roof level
and coped. Hollow blocks of terra cotta, when used for bearing
walls, shall have not more than 50 per cent cellular space. Port-
. land Cement only shall be used in the manufacture of concrete
blocks. The coarse aggregate shall be suitable material graded in
size but in no case shall the minimum dimension exceed 'A of
the minimum width of any section of the finished block. Con-
crete shall not he used until it has attained the age of 28 days,
or developed the strength required in this section. All building
blocks shall he laid in Portland Cement mortar. The compressive
strength of building blocks shall in all cases be calculated upon the
gross area of bedding faces, no account being taken of the cellular •
spaces. The average ultimate compressive strength of terra cotta
blocks laid with cells vertical shall not be less than 1200 pounds
per square inch. The average of concrete blocks laid with cells .
vertical shall be not less than 800 founds per square inch. Con-
crete blocks shall be not more than 36 days old when tested. The
average strength of the blocks as herein given, shall be obtained
by testing ten blocks of average quality. The allowable working
stress of hollow building blocks shall not exceed 100 lbs. per square
inch of gross area for terra cotta blocks or 75 pounds per square
inch of gross area for concrete blocks. If the wall he built of
blocks with the cells horizontal, the allowable working stress shall
not exceed 30 pounds per square inch of gross area. All walls
and partitions in schools, hospitals and places of public assent-
• blage over one story high, and all walls and partitions in theaters
• shall hereafter be built of brick, stone, hollow or solid blocks, or •
metal lath and Portland Cement plaster on metal studding or
equivalent incombustible material.
5-217. Composition roofs; approval of Building In-
spector. ti 17. Roofs, the slope of •which is not more than 3
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inches per foot horizontal, and the covering of which is made of
a composition of felt and gravel, shall be considered incombustible
under the provisions of this ordinance and may be used upon .
buildings of all classes. Other forms of composition roof shall
be permitted if expressly approved as an incombustible material
by the Building Inspector.
5-218. Hollow tile primary walls. •§ 18. T-Iollow tile may
be used for building primary bearing walls, which are defined as
walls that may be used to receive directly the loads from floors or
roofs in addition to their acting as partition walls, provided the
proportion between the thickness of wall and free height between
floors does not exceed 15 feet and the load including weight of
construction does not exceed 350 pounds per square inch of net
sectional area of tile and shall be of the thickness specified by
this ordinance for brick walls. Hollow terra,cotta tile may be used
for exterior walls, but when so used the thickness and height of
work must conform, to the dimensions required for brick walls
in this ordinance, and must, in no case, exceed 4 stories in height
in any building. The thickness of plastering is not to be included as
a part of the thickness of the wall. Walls having a thickness of 4
inches may be used when the height does not exceed five feet.
The quality of the tile and mortar and special provisions as to
•workmanship as specified for terra cotta columns shall apply to
terra cotta walls.
5-219. Beam ends separated; staggering;•corbeling. § 19. •
The ends of all. floor, ceiling, or roof beams' entering a party or
fire wall from opposite sides, shall be separated by at least 7
inches of solid masonry. Such separations may be obtained by •
corbeling the wall or staggering the beams, or the beams may be.
supported by 'steel hangers, but no walls shall be corbeled more
than 2 inches for this purpose. The ends of all wooden beams
shall be cut to a bevel to make them self releasing.
5-220. Wall openings. § 20. No opening in an interior
masonry wall shall exceed 8 by 10 feet. if the opening be in a
party or fire wall it shall have a standard automatic fire door on
each side of the wall. If an opening in a fire wall is made to
serve as an emergency exit, it shall not exceed 48 square feet
in area, and a self-closing fire door shall be substituted for one of
the automatic fire doors. Total opening in the fire wall shall
not exceed 25 per cent of lineal length of the wall. Every build-
ing within the fire limits, except churches and dwellings, shall have
standard fire doors, shutters or wire glass with incombustible
frames and sash on every exterior opening above the second
floor. 'except when fronting on a street not less than 35 feet wide,
or where no other building is within 35 feet'of such opening: 'The
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walls of a building in the same plane as that in which the opening
is situated, shall not be considered as coming within the intent of
this rule. All openings in the side and rear walls of the first
• story, excepting show windows, shall be protected as prescribed in
this section when Within 35 feet of some other building.
5-221. Buildings over 3 stories; business or assemblage
over 1st floor, stair shafts, door openings, elevator shafts.
_§ 21. All buildings hereafter erected, which are used above the
first floor for business purposes or for public assemblage, or tor
whatever purpose if over 3 stories high, except private dwellings,
shall have their stair.shafts continuously enclosed by incombustible
partitions. .Sha fts in all buildings hereafter erected shall be en-
closed in the same manner. The partition shall be constructed
of brick or other fire resisting material approved by the Building.
.Inspector. No hall partitions shall he less than 6 inches thick, no
brick partitions less than 8 inches thick and no other partitions less .
than 4 inches thick. Except as herein stated, the stairs, elevator
• or hoist way shaft in all existing buildings over 3 stories high, or
the class described in this section shall be separately enclosed
by approved hollow or solid partition blocks not less than 3 inches
thick, set'in Portland Cement mortar, or by 2-inch solid metal
lath and Portland Cement plaster partition. The metal frame
work of such partitions shall be securely fastened to both floors
and ceiling. All lath used for such partitions shall be galvan-
ized steel weighing not less than 54 ounces per square yard.
Wire lath shall not be less than No. 20 gauge and sheet metal lath .
not less than 24 gauge. All such partitions erected in' existing
buildings shall be fire stopped with incombustible material, the
full depth of all floor beams at each floor Ievel. All door openings
in stair and elevator enclosures shall be protected- by fire doors
mounted with wrought iron or steel hardware and shall be securely
• attached to the walls or partitions or to substantial incombustible
frames anchored thereto. If glass panels be used in such doors
they shall he of wire glass not exceeding 720 square inches in
area. Interior shaft windows shall not be permitted. Doors
opening into stairway shafts shall swing in the direction of exit
travel, shall he self closing and shall be at least 36 inches wide.
The enclosure walls for all elevator shafts shall extend 3 feet
above the roof and at least % of the area shall he covered with '
a sky light constructed as specified in Section 23. If, in the
opinion of the Inspector, it is necessary to preserve an open ele-
vator or hoist way in existing buildings, the floor openings through
'which they pass shall he equipped with automatic closing trap
doors, not less than 1V2 inches thick, made`of two thicknesses of •
match boards coveted on the tinder side with tin; the trap doors
when closed shall extend beyond the opening on all sides. Such
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trap doors shall be protected by suitable guard or gate which shall
be kept closed at all times except when in use.
5-222. Sky lights. § 22. The skylight on the roof of
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every building erected within the fire limits shall have its sides,
sashes and frames constructed of metal or of metalclad wood on
all exterior surfaces. Such sky lights shall be covered by a strong
wire netting with mesh not more than 1/ inches square placed
not less than 6 inches above the glass, supported on uprights of
incombustible material unless wired glass is used.
5-223. Sky lights over stair or elevator shafts. § 23.
Sky lights over stairways and elevator shafts shall be constructed
with incombustible frame and sash glazed with wired glass when
a stairway, elevator or dumb waiter shaft extends through a
roof and is covered by such a skylight. Instead of a skylight, 'a
window may be placed in the side of the shaft above the roof,
which is'fartherest removed from the property line. The window
shall have incombustible frame and sash and be glazed with wired
glass.
5-224. Floor openings; wire;, glass. § 24. . Except in
dwellings all openings hereafter made in floors for the transmis-
sion of light to the floor below shall be covered with glass set
in metal frames and bars. The glass shall be not less than
inch thick and if any glass measures more than 16 square inches,
there shall be rigid wire mesh either in the glass'or under it.
5-225, Light, vent, or dumb waiter shafts. § 25. In
every building hereafter erected and altered, except frame build=
ings, all walls or partitions, forming interior light or vent shafts
shall be built in accordance with the requirements for stair.and
elevator shafts in new buildings as specified in Section 23. The
walls of dumb waiter shafts, except those in dwelling, which ex-
tend only one story above the basement or cellar, shall be of fire
resisting construction and shall be not less than 3 inches thick if
constructed of brick, hollow or solid partition blocks, or steel stud-
ding and metal lath,with $4 inch Portland Cement plaster on each.
side or 2-inch solid metal lath or Portland Cement plaster will he
permitted if securely anchored at each floor. The material and
method of construction to he as specified for stair and elevator
shafts in existing buildings in Section 21. In frame buildings
outside of the fire limits the enclosure partitions of all such shafts
may be constructed as provided in Section 21 for stair and ele-
vator shafts in existing buildings. When a dumb waiter shaft
does not extend to the roof the top of the shaft shall he of fire
resisting construction of the same thickness as the walls of the
shaft. All openings in the dumb waiter shafts shall be protected
• by fire doors mounted in incombustible frames and securely
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anchored to the walls. The walls of all light and vent shafts here-
after erected shall extend not less than 3 feet above the roof level,
except that when a shaft is covered by an incombustible veittilat-
• ing skylight the walls need not extend more than 2 feet, above
•the roof. Masonry walls shall be properly coped. When metal
louvres are used for ventilating purposes the louvres or slats shall
be riveted to the metal frame.
5-226. Openings in roofs. § 26. All openings in roofs for
admission of light or air other than those provided for in pre-
vious sections shall have incombustible frames and sash, glazed
with wire glass.
• 5-227. Floor area; exits, width of stairways. § 27. The
term, "Floor Area" as used in this section, shall mean the entire
floor space between exterior walls and fire walls. In every build-
ing hereafter erected, except in private dwellings, each floor area
above the first .shall be provided with at least 2 means. of egress
remote from each other, one of which shall be enclosed stairway
or a door in a fire wall leading to another floor separately pro-
vided with,adequate stairs or other independent means of 'exit.
Such doorways serving as an emergency exit in a fire wall shall
be protected by an automatic self closing fire door as specified
in Section 20. No portion of any floor area shall be.more than
100 feet from a place of egress. Elevators shall not be consid-
ered as a means of egress as specified in this section. Except in
dwellings, no required stairway shall be less than 44 inches wide,
and a total width of exit doorway leading therefrom shall be at
least equal to.the total width of the stairway which it serves. The
total width of stairways, interior and exterior, provided for the
• occupancy of each floor and those above, shall not be less than 44
inches for each 50 persons and 12 inches for each additional 50
persons to be accommodated thereby. The stair treads shall be
not less than 9% inches wide and the risers not more than 7a
inches high. Windows in such stairways are prohibited.
5-228. Theatres, stand pipes: § 28. In every room used
for the purposes of theaters or moving pictures and having a
seating capacity of 250 or more, and where scenery is used, a
standpipe with hose connection and hose shall be installed On each
side of the stage tinder direction of the Fire Chief.
5-229, Area ways. § 29. All area ways shall be guarded
• with suitable railings, or protected by incombustible covers or
gratings. If gratings be used they shall have a wire screen of not
more than % inch mesh securely attached to the under side.
5-230. Height of frame buildings. § 30. No frame build-
ings hereafter erected or altered shall exceed 2 stories or 30 feet
in height, except that private dwellings may be 3 stories or 40 •
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feet high. No frame buildings hereafter erected for any occu-
pancy other than grain elevators, coal elevators and pockets, ice
houses and exhibition buildings; and not over 40 feet in height
shall cover a ground area not exceeding the following: 1 story
•building 7500 square feet; 2 story building, 5000 'square feet.
In no case shall a frame building be erected within 3 feet of the
side or rear lot line nor within 6 feet of any other building, unless
the space between the•studs on each side be filled solidly with not
less than 2% inches of brick work or other equivalent incom-
bustible materials. •
5-231. Canopies or marquees. § 31. It shall be unlawful
to erect or construct any canopy or marquees attached to a build-
ing or structure without first submitting plans for same and also
of the part of the building or other structure to which the same
is to be attached, to the Building Inspector for his approval. No
permit shall be issued unless the plans for such canopy or mar- .
quees shall be approved by the Building Inspector. The owner Or
agent shall pay to the Building Inspector a fee of $2 for said per-
mit., No canopy or marquees which projects over any sidewalk
or other public place shall, at any time, be enclosed by canvas or
other cloth or material in whole or in part so as to obstruct free
passage underneath same; and shall be at least 8 feet from the side-
walk to the lowest part of sane:
5-232, Awnings; distance above sidewalk. § 32. All
rolling, folding or otherwise movable awnings attached to any
building or structure and projecting over any sidewalk or other
public place shall be so constructed and attached to such building
or structure to meet the approval of the Building Inspector. All
such awnings, when extended over such sidewalk or public space,
shall have a clear unobstructed distance of•6 feet, 6 inches-from
the sidewalk to the lowest part of such awning.
5-233. Signs or awnings, canopies, etc. § 33. No mar-
, quees, canopy or awning shall have attached thereto any placards,
streamers or other advertising devices of any kind, except such as
may be painted thereon or made a permanent part thereof, and
except that no marquees or canopy shall have attached thereto any
illuminated or other signs unless of a permanent nature and well
anchored; and in no case shall such signs extend more than 2
o feet above the roof of such marquees or canopy.
5-234. Streets, portion occupied during construction;
permit; sidewalks open. § 34. The extent of occupation of
sidewalk and street:10 be covered by the terms of a permit for
street obstruction or building shall be as follows Such permit
shall not authorize the occupation of any sidewalk or street.or part
thereof other than that immediately in front of the lot or lots upon
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which any building is in the.process of erection and in relation to
which such permit is issued. During the progress of building
operations, a sidewalk not less than 4 feet wide, shall be at all
times kept open and unobstructed for the purpose of passage in,
front of such lot or lots. Such sidewalk shall, if there' are exca-
vations on either side of same be protected.by substantial railings
which shall be'built and maintained thereon so long as excavations
continue to exist. It is not intended hereby to prohibit the delivery
of material across such sidewalk from the curb line to the build-
ing site.
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5-235. Scaffolds over sidewalks during construction.
35. When buildings are . erected at a height greater than 4
stories and such buildings are near the street line, there shall be
built over the adjoining sidewalk a roof having framework corn-
. 'posed of supports and stringers of 2 by 12 timbers not more than
- 4 feet from center to center, covered by 2 layers of 2-inch plank.
When additional stories are added to an existing building and
such building is located near the street line, there shall be built
over sidewalks, at a point where the new stories commence, a scaf-
fold not less than 6 feet wide, which shall form a covering over
the sidewalk composed of framework of stringers and supports
covered by 2 layers of 2-inch plank. Such framework and cover-
ing shall be of such construction and design as shall be satisfac-
thry to the Building Inspector. Such roof shall be maintained
as long as material is being used or handled on such front above
the level of the sidewalk. Temporary sidewalks, their railings,
approaches and roofs over. same shall be made with regard to ease
of approach, strength and safety to the satisfaction•of the Build-
ing Inspector. .
5-236. Street for.storing building material. § 36. The
occupation of a street for storage of building material for any
building or for temporary sidewalks shall never exceed 1/3 of the
width of the roadway of same and in no event shall any material
be stored or placed within-4 feet of any steam or street railway
track and in all cases where such obstruction of a street is made
there shall be a clear space of not less than 1 foot between the ob-
struction and curb line.
5-237. Derricks on sidewalks or streets. •§ 37. For all
buildings more than 4 stories high, the use of derricks upon side-
walks or streets is prohibited. In no case shall the guy lines be less
than 15 feet above the roadbed. •
• 5-238. Occupying streets; red lanterns. § 38. The per-
mission to occupy streets and sidewalks for the purpose of build-
ing'is intended only for use in connection with actual erection.
repair, alteration or removal of buildings and shall terminate with
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the completion of such operation. It shall be unlawful to occupy
any sidewalk or street after the completion of the operation for
which a permit has been issued by the Building Inspector. ft
shall also be unlawful to occupy a sidewalk or street, under author-
ity of such permit, for the storage of articles not intended for
immediate use in connection with the operation for which such
•permit has been issued. Red lanterns shall be displayed and main-
tained during the whole of every night at each end of every pipe of
material in any street or alley and at each end of every excavation.
5-239. Storage of gasoline, etc.; within 200 feet of school.
•§ 39. It shall be unlawful for •any person, firm or corporation to
build, construct, locate, maintain within 500 feet of any public
school, public park or public playground any tank or other recep-
tacle for the purpose of storing or dispensing any gasoline, gas,
oils or other inflammable liquids or explosives. . Said distance
to be measured from the nearest point of such tank or building
housing same to the nearest'point of any such park, playground or
public school building.
5-240. Chimneys. § 40. Chimneys, except as herein pro-
vided, in every building hereafter erected;-and all chimneys here-
after altered or rebuilt shall be constructed of •brick, stone or
reinforced concrete. • No masonry chimney shall have walls less
than 8 inches thick unless it be lined on the inside with well burned
•terra cotta or fire clay chimney_ tile, set in Portland Cement mor-
tar, in which case, the wall shall not be less than 4' inches .thick.
The lining shall be continuous from bottom of flue to its extreme •
height. No chimney shall be corbeled out more than. 3 inches
from a brick wall and such corbeling shall consist of at least .5
.courses of brick. Prick set on edge shall not be permitted in chini-
ney construction. Chimneys of all low pressure boilers, or fur-
naces, also the smoke flues for baker ovens, large cooking ranges.,
Jai ge laundry stoves and all flues used for similar purposes shall
be at,least.8.,inches in thickness and shall be lined continuously on
the inside with well burned terra cotta or fire clay chimney tile
•set in Portland Cement mortar. All such chimneys shall be capped
with terra cotta, stone, concrete or cast iron. Smoke flues for
high pressure steam boilers and every appliance producing a cor-
responding temperature in a flue, if built of brick, stone, rein- '
forced concrete or other approved masonry, shall have walls at
least 12 inches thick, or the inside 4 inches of such.wall shall be .
fire brick laid in fire mortar, for a distance of at least 25 feet from
the point where smoke connection of the boiler_enters the flue.
Al! chimneys shall project at least 3 feet above the point of con-
tact with flat roof.or 2 feet above the ridge of a pitched roof and
shall be perpendicular. Portland Cement mortar only shall he used
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in the construction of chimneys. No chimney in any building
shall have wooden supports of any kind. Supports shall be in
combustible and shall rest upon a suitable foundation. All chim-
neys which are dangerous from any cause shall be repaired and
made safe or taken down. Metal smoke stacks may be permitted
for boilers, furnaces and similar apparatus, provided they have a
clearance from all combustible material or hot less than % the
diameter of the stack; but not less than 12 inches. When such
-stacks pass through a roof, they shall be guarded by galvanized
•ventilating thimble extending from at least 9 inches below the
'under side of the ceiling or roof beams to at least 9 inches above
the roof, and the diameter of the ventilating thimble shall be not
less than 24 inches greater than that of the smoke. Metal
•smoke Stacks.shall n
not he permitted to pass through floors. Fire
back of every fireplace hereafter erected shall not be less than 8
inches in thickness of solid brick work, 'nor less than 12 inches of,
stone laid with'fire' brick.. When a grate is set in a fireplace a
•lining of fire brick of at least 2 inches in thickness shall beradded
-to the fire back or r-a lining of soap stone, tile or cast iron may be
_'used if solidly backed with brick or cement. All flue holes,when not
in use shall be dosed with a tight fitting metal cover.
5-241. Wood beams near chimneys: § 41. No. wood
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beams or joists shall be placed within 1- inch of the outside face
"of a chilimeyOr flue; whether the same be-for smoke, air or any
• •Other purpose. All space between the chimneys and wood beams
'shall be filled solidly with mortar, mineral wool or.other incom-
Ibustible material. The header beams carrying the tail beams of
'a floor, and supporting a timber or arch in front of a fire place
-shall be not less than 20 inches from the chimney breast. •.
5-242. Smoke,pipes near ceilings, partitions, joists. § 42.
No smoke pipe shall be within 18 inches of any woodwork.or any
wooden lath and plaster partition or ceiling they shall he guarded
by%%galvanized iron ventilated thimble at least 6 inches larger in
:diameter than smoke pipe or by galvanized thimble built in at least
• 8 inches of brick or other incombustible material. When a smoke
• pipe is closer than 18 inches to a joist it must be protected by a
. metal sheet placed at least 2 inches below the joint and extending
6 inches beyond the pipe in all directions.
• 5-243. Steam or hot water pipes; through floors and par-
titions. § 43. No steam or hot water pipes shall be less than 1.
.inch from any woodwork. Every steam or hot water pipe pass-
ing through combustible floors or ceilings or wood lath and plaster'
partitions shall have an opening at least 1 inch larger in diameter
than the pipe and be protected with metal cap above and below.
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or wooden covers to recess in walls in which steam or hot water
pipes are placed shall be dined with asbestos paper.
5-244. Rat proof. § 44. All buildings hereafter erected or
altered shall be made rat proof as far as practicable to prevent
the harboring and breeding of rats.
5-245. Dry rooms. § 45. No combustible material shall he
permitted in the construction of any dry room hereafter erected,
in which a temperature of 125 degrees F. or over may exist. If
the temperature is under 125 degrees F. the dry room may be
constructed of wood, but it shall be lined throughout with % inch
asbestos, covered with sheet metal. If windows are placed in
walls or ceilings of dry rooms they shall be of incombustible
frames and' set with Wired glass. •
5-246. Gas, gasoline, etc., stoves. § 46. All gas, gaso-
line, oil or charcoal burning stoves or heating devices shall be
placed on iron stands at least 6 inches above combustible supports
unless the burners are at least 5 inches above the base with metal
guard plates 4 inches below the burner. No open flame heating or
• lighting device shall be used in any room where gasoline or other '
volatile inflammable materials are stored or handled.
5-247. Gas connections; rubber tubing. § 47. Gas con-
nections to stoves and similar heating devices shall be made by
rigid metal pipes. For small portable heating devices flexible steel
or rubber tubing may be used when.there is no valve or shutoff
on the device.
5-248. Vent flues or ducts. § 48. Vent flues or ducts for
the removal of all foul or vitiated air in which the temperature of
the air cannot exceed that of the room shall be constructed of metal
or other incombustible material and no such flues shall he used
for any other purpose.
5-249. Building designed to carry load. § 49. All parts of
every building shall be designed to safely carry the load to be im-
posed thereon and shall, in all respects, conform to good engineer-
ing practice.
5-250. Building Inspector; powers. § 50. The Building •
Inspector is empowered to enter any building or structure or prem-
ises, whether complete in the process of erection for the purpose
of determining whether the same has been or•is being constructed
• and maintained in accordance with. the provisions of this chapter,
and it shall'be unlawful to exclude him from any such building,
structure or premises. If, at any time, the Building Inspector
shall find that any part of any such building has •been or is being
constructed in violation of the terms of this ordinance, or any
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other ordinance of the City of Salina, then such Building Inspector
may require that any such work be corrected in order to comply
with this ordinance, or if such correction cannot be made, then
the defective or insufficient part of said work shall be torn oun.
and alter any such work has been condemned by the Building
Inspector the construction of such building shall not continue until
such defective work is corrected or re-built.
5-251. Inspector; enforce ordinances. g'51. The Build-
ing Inspector is hereby authorized and empowered; and it shall be
his duty, first to enforce all ordinances relating to the construction,
equipment, management and conditions of all property within the •
City and second, to report monthly to the City Manager or City Com-
missioners regarding the conditions of the City and all matters
pertaining to fire prevention. -
5-252. Buildings unsafe; unsanitary; nuisance. ; 52.
;Every building or structure constructed or maintained in violation
of this ordinance, or which is in an unsanitary condition or in an
.unsafe condition or dangerous condition, or which is, in any man-
. ner, dangerous to health or safety of any person or persons, is
hereby declared to be a public nuisance. Every building or part'
thereof, which is in an unsanitary condition, by reason of the base-
Merit or cellar being damp or wet, or by reason of the floor of such
basement being covered with stagnant water or by reason of the
• presence of sewer gas, or by reason of any portion of a building
being infected with disease or being unfit for human habitation,
or which is a source of sickness, or which endangers public health
•in any manner, is hereby declared to he a public nuisance.
5-253. Plans and specifications filed with Inspector. ti 53.
Whenever an application for a permit is made, •the Building
• Inspector may, if he deems it necessary in order to determine
whether the proposed construction will comply with the provisions
of this ordinance, require that the applicant for such permit file
with said Building Inspector such plans, specifications, drawings
or written description of such proposed building as may, have been
• prepared therefor, or if none have been prepared or if those which
have been prepared are insufficient to enable the Building Inspector
to determine whether or not the proposed building will comply
with the terms of this ordinance, then the Building Inspector may
require the applicant to file plans, specifications, drawings or writ-
ten description of such building or any part thereof as may be.
necessary, which shall he.sufficient to enable the Building Inspector .
to determine whether the building or any part thereof will comply
with this ordinance and until the same are filed no permit shall
be issued by the Building Inspector, provided, however, that the
filing of such plans. specifications or written description and the
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approval thereof shall not in any way affect the rights and duties °
of the Building Inspector as herein otherwise defined.
5-254. Application for permit. § 54. Before any permit
shall be granted, the aplilicant therefor shall file with the Building
Inspector, on a form to be provided for such purpose, a written
application containing such information relative to. the proposed
building as may be required by the Building Inspector and which
shall state the proposed location, the estimate cost, the size, char-
acter and kind of construction and proposed use of such building,
together with plans, :specifications, drawings or a written descrip-
tion thereof as herein provided, when the same may be required
lw the Building Inspector.
5-255. Violation of ordinance; penalty. § 55. Any per-
son or corporation, or any officer, manager or agent or member
of any corporation, partnership or person who shall violate, neg-
lect or refuse to comply with, or who resists or opposes the en-
forcement of any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall
be fined not less than $10.00 nor more than $200.00 for each
offense and every such person or corporation or any officer, man-
ager, agent or. member of any corporation, partnership or person
shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for every day on which
such violation, neglect or refusal shall continue, and any builder
or contractor who shall construct any building in violation of any
of the provisions of this ordinance and any architect designing,
drawing plans for, having charge of such building or who shall
permit it to be so constructed, shall be liable to the penalties herein
provided.
5-256. Take effect. § 56. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force from and after its publication once in the
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Introduced for first reading May 5th, 1924.
• Passed and approved June 2, 1924.
(Seal) J. S. HIARCETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
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ARTICLE 3.—ELECTRICAL CODE.
(Published in The Salina Daily Union, July 16, 1924.)
Ordinance No. 3003:
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An Ordinance creating the office of Electrical Inspector in and
for the City of Salina, Kansas; regulating and defining the
duties of such office and establishing rules and regulations
• concerning the installation, operation and maintenance of elec-
trical wiring and appliances; and fixing penalties for the viola-
tion of the provisions of this ordinance; and repealing
Ordinance No. 2500 and all other ordinances or parts of
ordinances in conflict with this ordinance. •
,Be it Ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina. Kansas: .
• 5-301. Electrical Inspector, Building Inspector ex officio.
1. That the office of Electrical Inspector in and for the City of
Salina, Kansas, is hereby created and said office shall be filled by
,appointment of the City Manager and confirmed by the Board of
Commissioners and shall be paid such salary as may now or here-
, after be fixed by the Board of Commissioners. Said Electrical
• inspector shall be a competent electrician and well versed in the
rules and requirements of the National Electrical Code. Before
assuming authority conferred by this ordinance, the Electrical
Inspector shall, take oath usually administered to other City of -
cials, and shall give a bond-of the City of Salina of the penal sum
of One Thousand Dollars ($1000.00), conditioned upon the faith-
' ful performance of his duties; provided, however, that the Build-
, ing Inspector, if qualified, may at the direction of the City Man-
. ager be appointed as such Electrical Inspector, in which event
however, said official shall receive no further or other salary or
remuneration than that due him as said Building Inspector. -
5-302. Inspector's duty. '§ 2. The Electrical Inspector
shall have general supervision-over the placing and installation of
all electric light, heat and power wires, fixtures, appliances, con-
ductors, apparatus and their supports in and upon all buildings,
shops, outhouses, sheds and other structures within'the City of
Salina in,accordance with the provisions of the ordinances of the
- City governing the placement and installation of electrical wiring
and appliances therein. -
. It shall be the duty of said Electrical Inspector to inspect all
. electric light, heat and power wires, fixtures and appliances, con-
ductors, apparatus and their supports placed or installed in or upon
. any building within the City of Salina, regardless of whether such
placing or installation is clone or made by persons, firms or cor-
porations engaged in the business of electrical construction or by
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persons, firms or corporations engaged in other business, but do-
ing their own electrical construction work through men in their
own employ.
5-303.. Entering buildings. a 3. The said Electrical In-
spector or competent assistant appointed by him shall have the
right, during reasonable hours, to enter any building, manhole or
subway in discharge of his official duties or for the purpose of
making any test of the electrical apparatus or appliances therein
contained, and for that purpose, shall be given prompt access to
all buildings private or public, and to all manholes and sub-ways,
upon application to the company or individual owning or in charge
or control of the same, and it shall be unlawful for any such
owner or person in charge thereof to refuse to permit or prevent
the Electrical inspector from entering any such building, manhole
. or sub-way.
5-304. . Special decisions. § 4. The Electrical Inspector
. shall decide all questions not provided for in this ordinance per-
taining to installation, operation or maintenance of electrical wir-
ing and apparatus.
5-305. In case of fire. § 5. The Electrical Inspector, the
Fire Chief or his deputy shall have the power to, at once, cause the
removal of all wires or the, turning off of all electrical currents
where the same shall interfere with the work of the Fire Depart-
mebt during the progress of a fire.
5-306. License and bond. § 6. Before any person or per-
sons, firm or corporation shall be granted a license by the City
Clerk to engage in the wiring business for the purpose of plac-
ing any wiring within or upon any building within the corporate
limits of the City of Salina, he or they shall pay to the City Clerk
a license fee of $25.00 per year, which license shall be good until
the 31st day of December following the granting thereof and no
longer, and shall execute a good and sufficient surety bond in the
sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) the same to be approved
by the Board of Commissioners, .conditioned for the good, and
faithful performance of work done by him or than, upon or
within any building within the City, and to hold the City harmless
on account of any damages arising from faulty work or neglect of
duty in the protection of the public, and it shall be unlawful for
any person, firm or corporation or agent thereof to engage in such
business before securing such license and until the furnishing and
approval. of such bond; provided however, that if prior to the
adoption of this ordinance any person, firm or corporation shall
have secured or paid for a license under the provisions of Ordi-
nance No. 2500, no new license shall he required hereunder until
the expiration of such old license, and that at the expiration, of
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such old license any renewal thereof shall be issued for a period
from the date of such expiration to the 31st day of December
next following the fee therefor to be pro-rated according to the
length of time between such expiration and the December 31st
thereafter.
5-307. Permits and fees. § 7. No corporation, co-part-
nership, association or individual shall make any installation of
wiring for the transmitting of electrical current for light, heat or
power or make any changes or additions to any wiring that has
already been installed in or upon any building in the City of
Salina without the owner or electrical contractor or person doing
such work first obtaining from the Electrical Inspector a permit cov-
ering such -work. . A complete record shall be kept by the Elec-
. trical Inspector of all such permits issued and he shall make a thor-
ough inspection of all work covered by such permits issued. Such
inspections shall be made in.accordance with the rules of the Na-
tional Board of Fire Underwriters and ordinances of the City of
Salina that have been enacted or may hereafter be enacted and
collect the following fees from the electrical contractor, individ-
ual or property owner at the following •rates: For the first S
outlets, 60c and 5c per outlet for the next 40 outlets and 2c per
outlet for all additional. For finish inspections, 50c for the first
30 fixtures and 2c per fixture for each additional fixture over 30.
Drop cords and receptacles counted as fixtures. Motors, 1 to S
H. P., 50m, 7/i to 10 H. P., 75c; 15 to 20 H. P., $1.00; 25 H.
P. and over $1.50.
For- new meter location, 25c each; for electric signs 75c for
each thirty outlets or less and 25c -for each thirty outlets or frac-.
tion thereof additional.
Whenever current is turned on before the entire work covered
by the permit is finished and approved, there shall be paid to the
• Inspector an additional inspection fee of 50c for each subsequent
inspection in addition to the regular fees above provided for.
Upon final inspection and approval of any work and upon payment
of all fees herein provided for the Electrical Inspector Than fur-
nish in duplicate, to the party to whom the permit was issued his
• certificate showing such approval, one copy of which shall he fur-
nished to the company furnishing the electric current before such
current shall be turned on.
All fees collected by and paid to the Electrical Inspector or
to any of his assistants or deputies shall be paid into the City
Treasury and accounted for by the Electrical Inspector, and a
duplicate report and accounting of all moneys collected by him
shall be filed with the.City Clerk and all moneys shall be paid
into the City Treasury not later than the 10th day of the month
following the month in which such collections were made.
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5-307a. No permit until license secured and other pro-
visions complied with. j 7a. No permit as provided for in Sec=
Lion 7 of this ordinance shall he granted or issued to any person,
firm or corporation unless and until such person, firm or corpora-
tion shall have secured and paid for a license as required by Sec-
tion Number 6 of. this ordinance and unless and until all other •
• provisions and requirements necessary to be done and performed,
prior to the granting of any such license or permit shall have been
fully complied with by the person, firm or corporation applying
for such permit (Ord. 3003, Amd. by Sec. 1, Ord. 3046, Nov.
24, 1924).
5-308. Wires over streets. § 8. Every corporation, co-
partnership, association or individual owning or operating a line
. of wires over streets, alleys or buildings in the City shall use only -
wires that are suitable and strong; shall suitably and safely attach
them to strong and sufficient supports and insulate them at all
points of attachment; shall remove all wires abandoned for use
shall suitably insulate every wire where it enters a building and
if such wire is other than wire designated to carry an electrical .
light or power current, it shall be attached at suitable and con-
venient points in the circuits, calculated to prevent danger from
fire and near the place of entering the building an appliance cal-
culated to prevent at all times a current of electricity of such inten-
sity or volume as to be capable of injuring electrical instruments
or cause fire from entering by means of such wire beyond the
point at which such appliance is attached.
- 5-309. Code. § 9. The installation of electrical wiring and
apparatus for the utilization of electrical current, shall be made in
accordance with the current issue of the National Electrical Code
of the National Board of Fire Underwriters.
5-310. Service entrance. § 10. •Service wires must he in
rigid iron conduit and must be brought in on the alley side of the
1;uilding. (Where there is no alley or more than one alley the
electrical Contractor must consult' the electrical Inspector before
the service is run) and such wires must not be brought out of the
building over 30 feet from the ground. Service conduits must be
provided with an approved entrance fitting,, having separate
Trashed holes of non-combustible material, service wires to be not
less than No: 10 B & S gauge and terminate into an externally
operated service switch, meter trim type with test clips or blades
and necessary fuse for each circuit.
5-311. Service switches. § 11. Service switches. within
the fire limits shall be three wire for three circuit and larger in-
stallations. • Outside the fire limits three wires for five circuits and
. larger installations. Three wire for apartment houses of three or
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more apartments within the corporate limits. In all installations
within the fire limits at least one spare circuit must be provided.
5-312. Panel box. § 12. Panel boxes shall be used on all
installation of five circuits and larger.
5-313. Garage wires. § 13: All wires running from house
to garage or other out buildings shall be not less than No. 12 B
& S gauge weatherproof wire supported on wood or iron brackets
having glass or porcelain insulators.
5-314. Meter location. § 14. Meters shall be located -in
finished basements, at grade door, or in kitchen, or•may be on
back porch when properly protected from the weather.
5-315.. Low ceiling wires. § 15. When wires are run be-
neath the ceiling in kitchens or other rooms where the ceiling is
- not over eight feet the same shall be run in metal moulding or •
metal conduits.
5-316. Conduit or' metal raceways. § 16. Approved
Metallic conduits shall he used for inclosing all electric light and
power wiring in new buildings, the rewiring of odd. buildings and
in any installation in old buildings, or additions thereto located with-
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in the fire limits, also in churches, theaters and other places used
for public gatherings, garages designed for the occupancy of more
than two cars, commercial houses, manufacturing plants of all
descriptions and apartment houses designed for the occupancy
of More than three families and all office buildings in the City of
Salina. All wiring for electric power, electric ranges and rectifiers
in whatever location shall-be installed in metallic conduits.
5-317. Motor Switches. § 17. All circuits for operating
motors above three H. P. and below 7% H. P. above 150 volts,
shall be equipped with a safety starting switch inclosed in a metal
cabinet externally operated and shall be equipped with tWO sets of
cartridge fuses, one for starting and one for running, or approved
Thermal cut-outs. All circuits for operating motors alxlve 5 H_
P., capacity shall be equipped with a safety' switch enclosed in a
metallic cabinet externally operated, equipped with cartridge fuses
and starting device approved by the Electrical Inspector.
• 5-318. Defective wiring. . 18. The 'Electrical Inspector
shall make a thorough inspection of all electrically wired buildings
within the City upon request, or whenever he deems it necessary,
and where wires or appliances used therein are in dangerous or
unsafe condition, so as to endanger life or property he shall notify
in writing.the person. firm or company owning, using or operating
same, giving said person,- firm or. company a suitable period of
time in which to place said defective.wires or appliances in•a safe,
secure and 'non-interfering condition. Any person, firm or. coin
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pany owning, using- or operating said defective wires or appliances,
neglecting or refusing within, said time to make the necessary
repairs or changes and to have necessary work completed within •
the specified time, shall he deemed guilty of a violation of this
ordinance. The Electrical Inspector shall then have authority to
order the supplying company to 'discontinue electric service to said
defective wires or appliances until such defects shall be repaired in
accordance with the requirements of-this ordinance. No corpora-
tion, co-partnership, association or individual or agent thereof, shall
supply or cause to he supplied any electric surrent to conductors or
apparatus which has been found by said Electrical Inspector to be
•in an unsafe condition or which has not been installed in con-
formity with the provisions of this ordinance and from which
the said Electrical inspector has ordered the electric current to be -
turned off.
5-319. Circuits. § 19. Not more than 12 openings or 660
watts shall be allowed on any one circuit without special permission
from the Electrical Inspector.
5-320. Bath room lights. § 20. Bathroom lights hereafter
installed must be operated by wall or ceiling switches.
$-321. Header boards. § 21. All light outlets in new
work and when possible in old work shall have suitable supports
,extending from joist to joist and (ward back of the main entrance
switch, and extfnd above same to accommodate meter on plastered
walls in all old work.
5-322. Armoured cable. a 22. Aniioured cable may he
used on old house work and upon special permission from the
Electrical Inspector.
5-323. Receptacle openings. § 23. Where there are more
than two receptacle ,openings on a circuit, all such receptacle open-
ings shall be put on a separate circuit run through cellar fused not
over 15 amphers and run with No. 12 B & S gauge wire.
5-324. Setting meter. § 24. No person or company fur-
nishing electrical power or current shall set meter or turn current
on any new wiring or repaired or altered wiring before receiving
an Inspection Certificate from the Electrical Inspector certifying
his approval of such wiring.
5-325. Size of wire and switch. § 25. The size of wire
to he used for motors for 220 V-3 phase, shall be as follows:
1 H. P. or less No. 14 B & S Gauge Wire and 30 amp:switch.
2 H. P. or less No. 12 B & S Gauge Wire and 30 amp. switch.
3 to 5 H. P. No. 12 B &,S Gauge Wire and 30 amp.-switch.
7 H. P. No. 8 B & S'Gauge Wire and 60 amp. switch.
10 H. P. No. 6 B & S Gauge Wire ar..! 100 amp. switch. •
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15 H. P. No. 4 B & S Gauge Wire and 100 amp. switch.
20 H. P. No. 2 B & S Gauge Wire and 100 amp. switch.
• 25 H. P. No. 1 B & S Gauge Wire and 200 amp. switch.
5-326. Wires interfering with firemen. a 26. No wire
or wires shall be installed or operated or maintained over ally
street, alley, sidewalk or building in the City of Salina which shall
be liable to seriously interfere with the work of the Fire Depart
meat in the use of ladders or other apparatus, or which shall ob-
struct or render hazardous the use of fire escapes, or which shall
render any street, alley or sidewalk dangerous or hazardous to any
person traveling thereupon and on complaint of the Fire Chief,
said obstructing wires shall be removed or properly re-arranged.
• 5-327. Concealed wiring. § 27. No corporation, co-part-
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nership, association or individual or agent thereof shall hereafter
conceal or cause to be concealed any electrical wiring or apparatus
Mentioned in this ordinance until after the same has been inspected
and approved by the Electrical Inspector, and he is hereby author-
ized and directed to remove any flooring, lathing or plaster, sheet
metal or other material which may conceal any electrical wiring or
apparatus contrary to the provisions of this ordinance.
5-328. Alteration or changing. § 28. No alteration or
change shall be made in the electric wiring or apparatus located
within a building for use in connection with the production of
electric light, heat or power, nor shall any apparatus be installed
in any building therefor, nor shall any change be made in any
wiring or. apparatus after inspected without first notifying the
Electrical Inspector.
5-329. Inspections. § 29. Upon the completion of the in-
stallation of electrical wires and apparatus in any building for use
in connection with electric light, heat or power it shall be the duty
Of the corporation, co-partnership, association or individual doing
the same to notify the Electrical Inspector or competent assistant
deputized by him who, shall, at once, inspect the same and if ap-
proved by him the Inspector or deputy shall issue a certificate of
satisfactory inspection, which shall contain the date of inspection
and outline on the results of such examination and shall post a
notice to that effect at the main cutout center and said notice shall
be considered as an express permission to conceal said electrical
wiring and apparatus, but no certificate shall he issued unless al!
apparatus, wires, etc., connected therewith are in strict conformity
with the rules and regulations herein set forth, nor shall-current be
turned on any wiring or apparatus until a certificate of satisfactory
inspection is issued.
5-330. Release of responsibility. § 30. This ordinance
shall not be construed to relieve or lessen the responsibility of any
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corporation, co-partnership, association, individual or agent there-
of, installing, operating-or controlling any electrical wiring or
apparatus for damages to any one injured thereby, nor shall the
City be held as assuming any liability by reason of the inspection
authorized herein or certificates or permit pursuant to the pro-
visions of this ordinance.
5-331. Enforcement. § 31. It shall be the duty of the
Electrical Inspector to enforce the provisions of this ordinance or
any ordinance now in force or which may hereafter be adopted
concerning electrical wiring or apparatus.
5-332. Penalty; violation of Secs. 5.301 to 5-331. § 32.
Any corporation, co-partnership, association or individual or
agent thereof found guilty of violating any of the provisions
of this ordinance or neglecting 6r refusing to comply with anv
orders or notices of the Electrical Inspector, made pursuant to the
provisions of this ordinance, shall be fined not less than Five
Dollars ($5.00) nor more than Fifty Dollars ($50.00). and the
costs of prosecution for each and every offense.
5-333. Repeal prior ordinances. § 33. That Ordinance
No. 2500 and all other ordinances or parts thereof in conflict with
the provisions of this ordinance he and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
5-334. Take effect. § 34. This ordinance shall take effect.
•and be in full force from and after its publication once in the
official city paper.
Introduced for first reading, June 2nd, 1924.
Passed and approved June 23rd, 1924. -
(Seal) J. S. IIARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk. .
5-335. Rules governing back porch meters. The Elec-
trical Ordinance permits the installation of,electric meters on the •
back porch where the installation is properly protected from the
weather.-
Back porch installations are permissible only when one end of
the porch is closed and the meter is set at least SIX feet from the
open end.
Where these conditions cannot be met, the meter installation
must be enclosed in a protecting box which allows at least six
inches clearance between the edge of the meter and the box on
both sides and on top. (Rules of Dept.)
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ARTICLE 4.—PLUMBING CODE.
• - (Published May 28th, 1924, in Salina Daily Union.)
Ordinance No. 2980.
• An Ordinance regulating the business of plumbing, drainage and
ventilation of buildings and repealing Ordinance Nb. 1618
and Ordinance -No. 2374 and all other ordinances or parts
thereof in conflict with this ordinance.
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
-5-401. Definitions. § 1. The words and phrases used in
this ordinance shall, for the purpose of this ordinance, be construed
as follows:
The word "person" shall be construed and held to be any
person or persons, partnership, corporation or any officer, agent,
employe or servant of any corporation or any other person or com-
bination of persons either natural or artificial, by whatever name
lie or they may be called.
• The word "master-plumber" shall be construed and held to be
any person who is a practical plumber and has charge of doing
plumbing work either as foreman or contractor.
The word "employing plumber" shall be construed and held
tobe-any person who employs plumbers for the purpose of doing
a plumbing business.
The word "journeyman-plumber" shall be construed and held
to lye any person who does plumbing work for others and who is
not a master-plumber or an employing plumber as specified above.
Plumbing is hereby defined to include the pipes, fixtures and
appurtenances thereto which -are used to connect•the water from
the main and to distribute it in or about any premises or building.
for any use whatever, and all pipes or appurtenances used or to be
used for conveying sewage, liquids or water within, and outside of
foundation walls of any building and connected with the public
sewers or private cess pools,.and all pipes.and appurtenances'used
to ventilate the drains, fixtures and traps in any building so con-
' nected, so that all pipes and connections through which gases,
vapors or waters of any kind may discharge into cess pools or
public sewers.
5,-402. Inspector. § 2. The office of Plumbing Inspector.
for the City of Salina is hereby created and the Building inspector .
shall be ex-officio and act as the Plumbing Inspector for the 'City
of Salina, and do and perform the duties of said Plumbing Tn'-
spector as prescribed in this ordinance in addition to his duties as -
Building Inspector.
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5-403. Fees for inspection. § 3. The Plumbing Inspector
shall collect an inspection fee of $1.00 for the first two fixtures
installed and 50c for each additional fixture and water and sewer
connection up to twelve, and 25c for each fixture and connection
over twelve, to be paid by the party requiring his services, which
fees shall be paid direct to the Plumbing Inspector, to be accounted
for by him and paid into the City Clerk in the same manner as
other fees collected by him as Building Inspector shall be collected
• for and paid. No person or persons shall hereafter connect with
the sewer system or water mains without first having received a
certificate from said Inspector, approving the sewering and plumb-
ing and accepting such connection. The said Inspector may con-
demn and disconnect any connection with said sewer system or
water main for any failure to comply with the provisions of this
ordinance. The said Inspector, at any reasonable time, shall have
free access to all premises using said sewer system for the purpose
of examining any connection therein. •
5-404. Defective plumbing. § 4. All house drains, waste.
- soil and vent pipes; traps and water pipes in any building or prem-
ises shall at all times be kept in good order and repair so that no
gases or odors shall escape therefrom and whenever the Plumbing. .
Inspector shall find defects in any plumbing or drainage in viola-
tion of the requirements of this or any ordinance of the City of
. Salina, he shall order the same to be taken out or corrected and
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made to conform thereto.
5-405. Application for permit. § 5. . It shall be unlawful•
for any person to make or cause to be made 'any connection with.
the sewer main or laterals or water mains in the City of Salina; or •
to install any plumbing work, the construction of which is regu-
lated and governed by the provisions of this ordinance, in any
building in the City of Salina, without securing a permit therefor
from the Plumbing Inspector, an application for which shall first
be made to such Inspector, stating the location and nature of the
work on forms to be supplied by such Inspector; Provided How-
ever, that no such application or permit shall he required for repair-
ing or replacing any old fixture, faucet or valve by a new one to be
used for the same purpose, or for forcing out stoppage, repairing
leaks or relieving frozen pipes or fittings, or other emergency
repairs, but all such work shall comply with the requirements of
this ordinance.
' 5-406. Permit for removal of sidewalk or paving. § 6.
No permit shall be granted to, any master or employing-plumber or
to any person to excavate or to take up pavement or sidewalks until
a written application signed by said master or employing plumper
or person, shall he given to the City Clerk, to be kept by him, such
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application to be made and all work thereunder to be done in strict
accordance with the ordinances now in effect or hereafter enacted.
5-407. License and bond. § 7. All master-plumbers or •
• employing plumbers, before being granted a permit to engage in the
plumbing business or to work on said sewer system and connecting
to water mains of-said City by the City Clerk, must pay to said
City Clerk a license tax of $25.00 per year and procure from him
a license to do such work, execute to the City, a surety bond in the
sum of $1,000.00 to be approved by the Board of Commissioners,
conditioned for the good and faithful performance of work to be,
done by him upon the sewer system or water mains of said City,.
or the connection therewith and to hold. the City harmless from
all damage arising from open trench work or otherwise, or on
account.of careless or negligent work. •
5-408. Connections. § 8. All connections in said City,
over, through or along any street, lane, avenue or alley, from the
water mains to the curb line shall be double extra strong lead pipe
not less than Y4 inch in diameter, and no pipe of other material
except approved cast iron pipe 2 inches or larger shall be permitted
or used in making such connections. All joints and connections
shall be of brass screw type or wiped joints. At the curb line a
"T" handled round way stop with an inverted key must be prop-
erly fitted with a cast iron curls box marked "Water" on the cover.
The top of this curb box must be flush with the top_of-the ground.
On the inside of the foundation of the building a stop and waste
cock must be placed. All main water pipes and branches inside of
the building must drain toward this cock.
5-409. Earthenware pipe. § 9. All earthenware pipe and
fittings (No. bend allowed) shall be Grade No. 1 of the hub or
spigot pattern, cylindrical in section, thoroughly vitrified through
the thickness of the pipe and thoroughly salt glazed over the
entire inner and outer surface, with an inside diameter of not less
than 6 inches. Each length shall be of uniform calibre, smooth bore
throughout, without twist or wind and free from fire cracks,
blisters, flaws or other defects, and shall be laid to a true and even
grade, having a fall of not less than 54 inch to the foot. All
joints made air and water tight with live cement wall packed in the
hub and swabbed clean and left free from all obstruction.
5-410. Cast iron pipe. § 10. All cast iron pipe and fittings
shall be sound. cylindrical and smooth, free from cracks and holes
and other defects, of a uniform thickness and not lighter than
commercial grade known as Standard or Extra Heavy. All pipe
shall be coated at the factory with asphaltum or coal-tar pitch,
5-411. Iron pipe—quality and coating of pipe and fit-
tings. § 11. All. iron pipe used for water and vent pipes shall •
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be galvanized iron and the malleable fittings galvanized, the cast
iron fittings galvanized. All waste and drain pipe must be cast '
iron, lead or brass, or galvanized wrought iron may be used when
the entire drainage system is Durham. The fittings for waste
shall be of cast iron or brass. Refrigerator waste shall be recessed
iron, galvanized iron, brass or drainage fittings with smooth
interior waterway and threads tapped out of solid metal so as to
give a uniform grade to branches of not less than 4 of an inch
per foot. Threaded fittings for vents and back vents 2 inches or
less shall be galvanized malleable iron. Threaded fittings for•
larger dimensions shall be brass, galvanized malleable iron or cast
iron.
5-412. Lead pipe; weight of same. § 12. All pipe used
for branch soil, waste, vent or flush pipes shall be of the best
quality of drawn pipe of not less weight per lineal foot than shown
in the following table:
Internal Diameter Wtper Foot
1% inches 2 lb. 8 oz.
• 1% inches 3 lb. 8 oz.
2 inches 4 lbs.
3 inches 6 lbs. .
4 inches 8 lbs. . .
5-413. Sheet lead. § 13Sheet lead for roof flashing shall
not weigh less than 3 pounds to the square foot and shall extend
not less than 6 inches from the pipe and the joint shall be made
water tight. Moulded flash of approved type may be used.
5-414. Water and air-tight joints. § 14. All joints and
connections mentioned under tins title shall be made gas and water-
tight.
5-415. Cast-iron pipe. § 15. All joints in cast iron pipe
shall be made with lead well calked and not less than 1 inch deep,
and no paint, varnish or putty shall be applied until the joints have
been tested. Oakum shall be used to prevent the lead from run- -
ning through the joints.
5-416. Galvanized iron and brass' § 16. Joints •in gal-
vanized iron or brass pipes shall be standard screw joints and all
joints shall be made up of white or red lead or mineral paint.
5-417. Galvanized iron. and brass to cast iron. § 17.
Connections between galvanized iron or brass to cast iron shall be
either calked joint or screw joint. No slip joint connection will
be allowed concealed on the inside of the trap.
. 5-418. Lead pipe. § 18. Joints in lead pipe or between
lead pipes and 'Pipes of brass or copper shall in all cases be full
wiped joints. •
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5-419. Lead to iron pipes. § 19. All connections of lead
to iron pipe must be made with a cast brass or copper ferrule the
sane size as the opening into the iron soil pipe and the lead
neatly and substantially joined to the brass or copper ferrule by a
wiped joint and then calked into the hub of the iron pipe with
oakum or molten lead the same as for iron soil pipe joints.
5-420. Wooden joist construction. § 20. In the wooden
joist construction the connection between the fixture and soil pipe
Shall have a suitable length of lead pipe between the wiped joint
• and the underside of the floor.
5-421: Prohibited joint. § 21. Any fitting or connection
which has or forms an enlargement, chamber or recess with a
• ledge, shoulder or reduction of the pipe area in the,direction of the
flow on the outlet or drain side of any trap is prohibited.
5-422. Expansion or toggle bolts. § 22. Connections or
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hangers, pipe supports or fixtures, settings with masonry or stone
backing shall be made with expansion or toggle bolts without the
use of wood plugs.
5-423. Traps and cleanouts, where used. § 23. Each
single fixture, except those wasting as.prescribed under this ordi-
nance, shall be separately trapped by a water seal trap, placed as
close to•the fixture as possible. KIND OF TRAPS:—Every trap
shall be self-cleaning. Brass tubing traps shall be not less than 17
gauge thick. No form of trap which depends upon action of •
movable parts for its seal shall be used. No trap which depends
upon concealed interior portions for its seal or which has an interior
partition that in case of defect would allow the passage of sewer
air shall be.used. Each drum trap shall he so,installed that the
water seal will, protect the trap screw from sewer air and shall be
vented from underneath the floor as near the top of the trap as
possible with lead pipe neatly wiped into the trap and carried above
the water line of the fixture. All vent lines shall in no case be less
than the schedule of size as herein given for the different classes
of fixtures. Traps for both tubs, basins, sinks or other similar
fixtures shall be niade of lead or brass. WATER SEAL:-Each
trap shall have a water seal of not less than 2 inches. CLEAN-
OUTS:Each trap, except those in combination with fixtures where
trap seal is plainly visible and accessible, shall be provided with a
brass trap screw. Traps placed between the floor shall have a
brass trap screw for-cleaning, in plain view or flush with the floor
or readily accessible from or under the floor. TRAP- LEVELS AND
PROTEcrroN:—All traps shall be rigidly supported and set true
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with respect to their water level, and shall be so located as to pro-
tect their seal. OvEREi.ow CONNECTIONS:—Overflew pipes from.
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fixtures shall in each case be connected on the inlet side of the trap.
.F1-oo14 DRAINS:—Floor drains will be permitted only when they
connect to a trap with a permanent water seal.
5-424. Clean-outs. § 24. (Size) Cleanouts shall be of the
same size as the pipe up to 4 inches, in diameter, and not less than
4 inches for larger pipe traps. Cleanouts shall be at least 4 inches
long with airtight screw joints with brass plugs. (Where re-
quired.) Cleanouts shall be .provided at the foot of all vertical
lines of soil pipe and at the end of each horizontal line, and at each
change of direction which is more than 5 feet in length. -The dis-
tance between the cleanouts shall not exceed 25 feet. There shall
be at least one 4-inch cleanout provided in the housedrain-made
with a full size Y branch just inside of the•wall near.the house
drain and house sewer connection. Intermediate cleanouts may be
made with T cleanout with brass trap screw. (Manholes.) All
underground traps and cleanouts inside a building, except where
the cleanout traps are flush with the cellar floor, shall be made
accessible by-manholes with proper metallic covers and all exterior
underground traps With accessible cleanouts shall be also placed in
manholes. (Location.) All traps and cleanouts shall 'be located
so as to be easily accessible for cleaning.
5-425. Grade of horizontal pipes. § 25. All horizontal
piping shall be run;in practical alignment and at a uniform grade
not less than % inch per foot where possible for soil or waste pipes
and house drains suspended by iron hangers upon piers, posts or
wall ledges and not less than % inch per foot for vent or ventila-
tion pipes and underground drains.
5-426. Change of direction. § 26. All drains and plunih-
ing pipes shall be rigidly secured or supported to keep their align-
ment and grade and all changes of directions, of horizontal runs
shall be made with Y's sixth, eighth or sixteenth bends, except
between the joists above the first floor. Increase or reduction in
size shall be made by the use of proper fitting.
5-427. Prohibited fittings. § 27. No double hub, double
T, Y, or sanitary T branches shall be used on horizontal or vertical
runs of waste pipe, nor shall double hubs or straight crosses hinge
on the soil or waste pipe. •
5-428. Offsets in mains. § 28. Offsets'in the mains of all
stacks shall he avoided if possible but when unavoidable they shall
he made with 45 degree fittings, if possible.
• 5-429. Drainage excavations. § 29. All excavations re-
quired to be made for the installation of a house drainage system
or any part thereof within the walls of a. building• shall he open
treneh work. All such trenches shall be kept.open..11lltil piping has
been inspected.
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5-430. Stack supports. § 30. All free standing stacks
shall be thoroughly supported on concrete or masonry piers at their
base, and those 40 feet or more in height shall also be provided
with foot rests at their base and also with floor rests or supports
at every floor. The pipe supports according to their location shall
be made either of heavy iron posts, hangers, wall rackets or steel
fittings, concrete or masonry piers, provided that no brick pier
shall be less than 8 inches square. Th'e use of pipe hooks shall be
• prohibited for larger than 1% inch pipes.
5-431. Old house sewers. § 31. Old house drains may be
used to connect with new:buildings or new plumbing when they are
found, 'on examination. and test, to conform in all respects to the
requirements governing new sewers or drains, as prescribed in this
ordinance.
5-432. House drains .underground. § 32. All house
drains shall, wherever possible be brought into the building 2 feet
below the grade level.
• 5-433. Kind of pipe. § 33. All house drains shall be
standard or extra heavy•cast iron pipe with well leaded and calkeu
joints or lead or brass pipe. •
5-434. Drains to curb. § 34. Where there is no storm
sewer accessible drainage of surface inlets and rain water con-
, ductors may be drained separately to the curb line where practicable
by drain pipes not less than 4 inches in diameter and discharge into
the public gutter.
5-435. 'House sewer. § 35. The drain containing the
house sewer, beginning 2 feet outside the building wall shall consist
, of sewer tile. It shall not be laid closer than 3 feet to any exterior
wall, cellar, basement, well or cistern or less than 2 feet deep where
possible. • Change in direction shall be made with long curves j4
bends- or V's. No person,or persons. other than duly bonded and
licensed plumbers of the City of Salina, or their duly authorized
employees shall be permitted to open or connect any private or
public building service to ally city sewer whatsoever.
5:436. Earthenware yard drains. § 36. Barn and stable
drains may be of earthenware and all such drains shall be trapped
and connected with the house sewer outside of the house drain
connection. No earthenware drains from kitchen sinks shall be
less than 4 inches. Overflow pipes from cisterns shall not connect
with any house sewer.
5-437. Exhaust. blow-offs and drip pipe connections. § 37.
The exhaust, blow-off, sediment or drip pipe from a steam boiler
shall not connect directly.with any sewer, drain, soil or wastepipe.
Such pipes shall discharge into the top and abrne•the line of dis-
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charge of a suitable tank or condensor made of wrought or cast
iron, provided with a relief pipe of at least 2 inches in diameter,
. • extending to the outer air. The waste from said tank or con-
densor shall be taken from the bottom and be at least 1 size larger
than the inlet, but not less than 2 inches in diameter, and provided
with a trap that has a seal of.not less than 24 inches and wherever
possible shall connect to the house sewer and not to the house •
drain. When blow-off tanks discharge water at a higher temper-
ature than 140 degrees, they shall be provided with a cooling device.
5-438. Connections with conductors prohibited. § 38.
Conductor pipes shall not be used as soil, waste or vent pipes, nor
shall any soil, waste or vent pipe he used as conductors.
5-439. Soil, waste and vent pipes. § 39. • All main and
branch soil and waste pipes, except as otherwise provided in this
ordinance, shall be cast iron, lead or brass. For buildings less
than 3 stories in height standard soil pipe of the following weights
shall be used •
2 inch 3% lbs. per ft.
3 inch 454 lbs. per ft.
4 inch - 6% lbs. per ft.
5 inch 8 lbs. per ft.
6 inch • 10% •lbs. per ft.
with corresponding fittings shall be used. All buildings 3 stories
or more in height, extra heavy, soil pipe of the following weights:
2 inch 5% lbs..per ft. •
3 inch 9% lbs. per ft.
4.inch 13 lbs. per ft. .
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5 inch 17 lbs. per ft.
6 inch 20% lbs. per ft.
with corresponding fittings shall be used. When lead pipe is used
for waste or vent pipes it shall have a weight of not less than
specified as follows: ,
1% inch pipe, 2% lbs, per lineal ft.
134 inch pipe, 2,54 lbs. per lineal ft.
2 inch pipe, 4 lbs. per lineal ft.
3 inch pipe, 5 lbs. per lineal ft.
3% inch _pipe, 6% lbs. per lineal ft.
4 inch pipe, 8 lbs.. per lineal ft.
Lead bends and drum traps used shall be known as extra heavy.
The minimum inside diameter of solid pipe or lead waste
pipe to any fixture shall be as follows:
1 to 7 water closets, 4 inch for main line.
8 to 12 water closets, 5 inch for main line.
More than 12 closets 1 line of waste pipe, 6 inch pipe shall be
used for main line.
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Private kitchen sinks, 11/4 inch. waste. '
. " I-Iotel or.restaurant sinks, 3 inch waste.
Slop sinks waste full size of opening in sink.
Garage drains or sand traps, 4 inch waste.
Grease traps, 3 inch waste.
Hotel dish washers, 1/ inch waste.
Bath tubs, 1% inch waste. .
Lavatories, 11 inch waste. .
Laundry tubs, 11/4 inch waste.
• Drinking fountains, 11/4 inch waste.
Bar sinks and drains, 31/4 inch waste.
Independent showers, 21/4 inch waste.
Sitz baths, 11/4 inch waste.
• Combined laundry tubs and sinks, 2 inch waste.
Bedets, 4 inch waste.
Urinals not less than 11/4 inch waste or size of waste opening
in fixture.
6x6 inch to 12x12 inch floor drains, 2 inch waste.
Larger than 12 inch the full size of drain opening. Where
more than one fixture enters the same line the waste shall be in-
creased 1 size at the junction up to 2 inches.
5-440. Revent pipe stacks. § 40. The revent pipe stack
shall he as follows:
Closets, 2 in. for 30 ft. or less.
Kitchen sinks, 11/4 in. for 30 ft. or less.
Urinals, 1$ in. for 30 ft. or less.
Bath tubs, 1/ in. for 30 ft. or less. .
Lavatories, 1% in. for 30 ft. or less. •
Laundry tubs, 1:1/4 in: for 30 ft. or less.
Slop sinks, 2 in. for 30 ft. or less.
Combination sinks and tubs, 11/4 inch for 30 ft. or less. .
Bar sinks and drains, 11/4 in. for, 30 ft. or less.
. Independent showers, 1'/ in. for 30 ft. or less.
Sitz baths. 1% in. for 30 ft. or less. .
Drinking fountains, 11/4 in. for 30 ft. or less.
Shower bath traps, 1$ in. for 30 ft. or less.
Grease traps, 2 in. fresh air inlet.
Syphonic action closet bowls and bedets shall be vented
through the main stack. All lines of vent pipe to any 1 fixture
more than 30 feet in length shall be increased 1 size up.to 60 feet
in length and 2 sizes up to 100 feet in length. In any case where
a closet is located on a horizontal branch in excess of 6 feet.from
the main line of soil stack it must be vented by running a separate
verit not less than 2 inch internal diameter. This vent may he
carried through the roof or-connected to the main vent stack not
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•less than 1 foot above the water line of the highest fixture. This
vent must be taken out of the branch line to the closet at a point as
near the bottom of the closet as possible with 2 inch.lead carried
above the water line of the fixture, or by inserting a 4x2 fitting in
waste line as• near the lead connection as possible. In any case,
when 2 or more fixtures are connected to 1 line of vent pipe, the
line of pipe above or beyond the junction points must he increased
1 size for each fixture so connected up to 2 inch pipe. In no case
shall there be more than 10 fixtures connected to a 2 inch vent pipe.
All lines of re-vent pipe must be carried in the most direct line
possible from the trap it serves.to its outlet and it can either be
connected to the main soil stack not less than 1 foot above the
water line of the highest fixture or be carried through the roof
independent. If it is run through the roof it must be plashed the
same as for main soil stack.
5-441. Terminals. § 41. The roof terminals of all vent
pipes shall be at least 3 feet above any door, window, scuttle or air
shaft when located at distances less than 12 feet from such ten
nlinal.
5-442. Terminals adjoining high buildings. § 42. No
soil, waste or vent pipe extension of any new or existing building
shall be run or placed on the outside of a wall, but shall be carried
up in the inside to the roof. In the event that a new building is
built higher than an existing building, the owner of the new build-
ing shall not locate windows within 12 feet of any existing vent
stack on the lower building, unless the owner of such new building
shall defray the expenses of,.or shall himself make such alteration
to conform with this ordinance. . it shall be the duty of the owner
of the lower or existing building to make such alteration therein
upon receipt, in advance, of money or security therefor, sufficient
for the purpose from the owner of the new or higher building, or.
to permit the election of the owner of the new or higher building
the making of such alteration by the owner of said new or higher
building. •
5-443. Vents, lengths from traps. § 43. The back vent
of any fixture trap shall be as.close to the traps as practicable, con-
sistent with its location and effectiveness. The developed length
of the waste pipe of any fixture from its trap to the vent pipe shall _,
not exceed 18 inches.
5-444. Main vents. § 44. Every building in which \eater
closets are installed'shall have at least one 4-inch soil pipe stack
extending through the roof. All main vents shall be connected, at •
their base, to the main waste or soil pipe at or below the lowest
branch of.fixtures fitting, and shall be extended through and above
the roof.
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5-445. Vent pipe grades and connections. § 45. All
branch vent and back vent pipes shall he free from drops or sags •
and he graded and connected as to drip back to the soil or waste
pipe by gravity. On horizontal runs such connections shall be
taken off above the center line as near the crown as possible and rise
at least 6 inches above seal before being offset horizontally.
5-446. Back vents for fixtures. § 46. Where bath rooms,
water closets or other fixtures are located on opposite sides of a
wall or partition or are directly adjacent to each other in an in-
separable dwelling, such fixtures may have a common soil or waste
pipe and vent pipe stack.
5-447. Sump pits in basements. § 47. All sump pits for
cellar drains shall be constructed of glazed vitrified pipe of cement or
brick plastered with Portland cement mortar, having an internal
diameter of not less than •15 inches and be fitted with cast iron
bell trap cover and be readily accessible for cleaning. A diagram
of same can be seen at the office of the Plumbing Inspector.
5-448. Trap back vented. § 48. Every fixture trap shall
be protected from syphonage and air circulation assured by means
of.a vent or back vent pipe.
5-449. Back venting water closets. § 49. Every water
closet, pedestal, urinal or slop sink 6 feet or more from the main
vent, having-a floor connection shall be back vented from the soil
or waste branch and preferably on the top of the branch: When
connected with the vertical arm of a bend it shall be made above
the top of the horizontal branch. When plumbing fixtures are in-
stalled in basements, where they come below sidewalk grade, they
shall have a gate valve between such fixtures and the main drain
so that the fixtures above the basement floors can be used when
said gate valve is closed. Said gate valye shall be of iron body
With hub ends for connecting drain.
5-450. Gas water heaters. § 50. All gas water heaters
must have vent connection to flue.
5-451. Refrigerator waste. § 51. Waste pipes from re-
frigerators or other receptacles in which provisions are stored shall
not be connected directly with the drainage system, but shall be so
arranged as to waste on an open tray in plain sight below the
refrigerator. This tray may be connected with the drainage
system upon being properly trapped and vented.
5-452. Urinal safes. i 52. Urinal platform and safes shall
not be directly connected with any soil or drain or waste pipe, ex-
cept when used in combination with a urinal floor gutter. The
outlet of such gutter shall be provided with a brass strainer, a deep
seal or drum trap waste of not less than 2 inches with arrange-.
meats for flushing same while in use. If such safe waste also
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serves as a floor waste outlet, the trap shall be at least 3 inches in
diameter.
5-453. Kitchen wastes. § 53. Kitchen or other greasy
wastes from hotels, restaurants, club houses, public institutions or
other establishments in which cooking is clone, or greasy wastes
obtained, shall be intercepted by a catch basin or grease trap and
then conducted to the house sewer.
5-454. Garage.and stable wastes. § 54. All liquid wastes
from garages, barns, stables, manure pits and stable yards shall be
intercepted before entering the sewer by a suitable catch basin,
properly trapped of a design to be approved by the Plumbing In-
spector.
5-455. Materials. § 55. All receptacles' used for water
closets, urinals or otherwise for the disposal of human excreta
shall be either vitrified earthenware, hard natural stone or cast iron,
white porcelain enameled on the inside. If a cast iron is used, it
shall be enameled or painted on the outside with at least 3 coats
of non-absorbent paint.
5-456. • Water closet bowls. § 56. The bowls and traps
for water closets shall be made in the piece of such shake and form
as to hold a sufficient quantity of water when filled up to the trap
overflow so as to completely submerge any matter deposited in
same and properly flush and scour the soil pipe when contents of
the bowl are discharged, except that nothing in this section shall
apply to latrine closets.
5-457. Closets supply. § 57. Excepting flushometer, a
group of water closets may be supplied from one tank but water
closets located on different floors must not be supplied from 1 tank.
5-458. Frost proof closets. § 58. Frost proof closets with
tahks will not be permitted in public buildings or private residences
without special permit from the Plumbing inspector; but shall be
permitted to be installed in outside closet buildings or warerooms
when separately partitioned off and ventilated. Closets when so
installed must be trapped with a half "S" trap constructed of cast
iron and placed at a depth to prevent freezing. A 2-inch 'vent
must be taken out of the waste pipe below the floor and as near the
bottom of the hopper as possible and carried up and through the
roof of the building. Galvanized iron or cast iron pipe may be used
for this vent. No frost proof closet without flushing tank will
he permitted.
5-459. Closet flush. § 59. When water closets are sup-' •
plied from tanks the down or flush pipe shall be in no case less than
l/- inches in diameter.
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• 5-460. Closet lead bend. § 60. When a water closet is
connected to the soil pipe Iw and through a lead bend, then the
outlet side of the bend must be properly wiped to a brass ferrule
and the ferrule properly calked into the receiving hub.
5-461. Closet lead connection. § 61. When a water
closet is not connected to the soil pipe by a lead bend, then it may
be connected by and through a lead pipe lengthening piece, which
shall be properly wiped to a heavy brass ferrule to be properly
calked into the receiving hub.
5-462. Closet flanges. § 62. When under the two preced-
ing sections closets are connected by and through lead pipe, then
suitable brass floor. flanges securely soldered to lead pipe shall be
used and when set on cement floor, cast iron soil pipe may be used
in place of lead, using a cast iron floor flange calked into the cast
iron pipe. Cast iron bowls shall be lead and oakum calked joints.
5-463. Fixture grounds. § 63. Whenever fixtures hang
on plastered walls there must be grounds placed back of the lath
and plaster that the hanger or brackets of the fixture may be prop-
eriv fastened thereto. This work must be done before calling the
Inspector. In case the work is not ready for inspector nor ap-
proved, a fee of 25c will be charged for each additional call of the
Inspector.
5-464. Closet—materials of. § 64. When water closets
are so constructed that the trap is a part of the. closet, then they
must be of all earthenware, enameled iron or a combination of
these materials.
5-465. Closet-porous, prohibited. § 65. 'All water closet .
receivers must be of either earthenware or enameled iron. No
stone, cement, brick or wooden or other porous substance will be
permitted.. This shall apply to both single water closets and elosets
built in series or ranges..
5-466. Urinals, material and supply, § 66. Urinals must
be of either enameled iron or porcelain and excepting flushometers •
must be supplied from a tank or tanks or system the water of
which shall be used for no other purpose.
5-467. Urinals, groups. a 67. A group of urinals may be
supplied from 1 tank, the capacity of which is to be proportionate
to the number of urinals supplied but in no case shall the capacity
he less than 1 gallon for each urinal served. The flush pipes must
be sufficiently large.
5-468. Urinal group defined. § 68. More than 2 urinals
shall-be construed as being a group of urinals and the flush pipe or
pipes thereto must be so arranged as to provide an equalized pres-
sure and volume of water to all and each urinal on the range.
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5-469. Urinal supply, floors. § 69. Excepting,flushome-
ter, urinals situated on different stories must be supplied by tanks
located on the sane story as that on which the urinals are.
5-470.• Open plumbing. § 70. All plumbing fixtures, ex-
cept kitchen sinks shall be installed or set free and open from all
enclosing work. Where practicable all pipes from fixtures shall be
run to the wall.
5-471. Visible trap seal; § 71. All water closets and ped-
estal urinals with trap combined shall have visible trap seals. •
5-472. Flushing rims. § 72. All water closets or pedestal
urinals shall be provided with flushing rims constructed so as to
flush the interior surface of the bowl thereof with water as pre-
scribed in subsequent sections of this ordinance.
5-473. Low-down. § 73. Water closets. with low-down
. tanks shall be of a syphon pattern provided with refilling devices.
5-474. Water closets prohibited. § 74. Pan valve; plun-
ger, offset washouts and other water closets, except latrines, hav-
ing walls which are not thoroughly washed at each discharge are
prohibited. Long hopper water closets and similar appliances shall
not hereafter be installed in any building except outside closets.
5-475. Urinals. § 75. All urinals, troughs or gutters other
than those heretofore prescribed, shall be constructed of materials
impervious to moisture and that will not corrode under the action
of urine. When floor gutters are used as urinals, the-gutters shall
be made with impervious material, and the floors and wall within
five feet of such gutter shall he equally water-tight and impervious.
In districts having no sewer connections, copper or galvanized iron
urinal troughs may be used in out houses, sheds, barns and in yards
and at least 20 feet distant from any building of a better grade.
5-476. Wooden trays and sinks. § 76. Fixed wooden
wash trays, sinks or bathtubs are prohibited in buildings designed
or used for human habitation.
5-477. Bath tubs. § 77. All fixtures having a waste either
connected to the sewer, cess pool or open waste must be trapped
with a water sealing trap the same size as the minimum inside
diameter given for waste pipes in this ordinance and in no case .
shall the trap exceed a distance of 2 feet from the fixture it serves.
All bath tubs must be trapped with a lead drum trap not less than
4 inches in diameter and 8 inches long fitted with a 4-inch brass
trap screw so placed as to be accessible for cleaning. All in-
dependent shower baths must be properly trapped and vented. No
new copper'lined wooden bath tubs shall he installed nor shall any
old fixture of this class be reconnected. Any defective bath tut
condemned by the Plumbing Inspector must be removed.
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5-478. Water supply fixtures. § 78. Water closets, Lid-
' nals or other plumbing fixtures shall be provided with a sufficient
supply of water for flushing to keep them in a proper and sanitary
condition.
5-479. Water closets supply. § 79. No water closet or
urinal bowl shall be supplied directly from the water supply pipes
excepting anti-freezing closets and closets with automatic control
valves. Every water closet or urinal bowl shall be directly flushed
through a flushing tank of at least 4 gallons capacity for water
closets and 2 gallons for urinals. The tank shall be properly sup-
• plied with water and the flush pipe to the water closet or urinal
shall be at least 1 y inches in diameter, except for outside hoppers
and urinals.
5-480. Flushing tanks, groups of fixtures. § 80. A group
of urinals on the same floor, subject to constant use, as in schools,
factories, etc., may be supplied from one tank if provided with an •
automatic simultaneous flush provided that each individual urinal
shall receive not less than 1 gallon of water at each flushing and
the discharge is of such force as to cleanse each individual bowl at
each flush.
5-481. Urinal trough and gutters. § 81. Urinal troughs
and •gutters shall be flushed either by an automatic flushing tank
the same as required for individual urinals or may be flushed by a
direct water supply thru a brass pipe carried the full length of the
trough,,perforated every 2 inches.
5-482. Flushing tanks. § 82. All valves of flushing tanks
shall be so fitted and adjusted as to prevent the waste of water.
The water from flushing tanks shall not be used for other purposes.
5-483. Stable, garage and yard drains. § 83. If a stable,
garage or any part of a stable is used for human habitation, the
same tests and inspection of plumbing and drainage system thereof
shall be made as in the case of an ordinary dwelling.
5-484. Covering of work. § 84. No part of any plumb-
ing shall be covered until same has been inspected, tested and ap-
proved, except.as previbusly provided for in this ordinance.
5-485. Ventilators. § 85. No brick, sheet metal or earthen-
ware flues will be used as a sewer ventilator, nor shall any chimney
flue be used for that purpose. Terminals of all vents must be at
least 12 feet from any water tank, air shaft, window or any .
opening.
5-486. Defective work. § 86. If tests show defects, the
defective work or material shall he replaced within-3 days and the
test again applied. In all cases the Plumbing Inspector shall des-
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ignate the points at which the pressure shall be relieved or drawn
off.
5-487. Repairs. § 87. Tests shall not be required after
the repairing or replacing of any old fixture, faucet or valve by a
new one to he used for the same purpose, forcing out stoppage,
repairing leaks or relieving frozen pipes and fittings, but such
repairs or alterations shall not be construed to include cases where
new or vertical or horizontal lines of soil, waste, vent or interior
leader or conductor pipes are used, or their relative locations
changed, provided that in a building condemned by the Plumbing
inspector, because of unsanitary conditions of the house drainage
or plumbing, no such drainage or plumbing shall be considered as
coming under the head of repairs, but all such house drainage or
plumbing shall be clone as in the case of new buildings.
5-488. ' Cess pools permitted. § 88. Tight or leaching cess
pools may be used to receive the discharge from water closets and
sinks only when written permission to that effect has been secured
from the Plumbing Inspector and such permission shall only be
given when a public sewage system is not available.
5-489. Inspector's special permit, reconstruction. § 89.
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Where additional fixtures are required or alterations are to he
made, which cannot be practicably constructed in accordance with
the,provisions of this ordinance, a special permit for such work
may be_issued by the Plumbing Inspector if, in his judgment, the
conditions require it. All reconstruction of plumbing work shall
be clone in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance. '
5-490. Not to apply to prior plumbing. § 90. The pro-
visions of this ordinance shall not apply to plumbing of buildings
which have been connected with the sewer system or water mains
prior to the passage of this ordinance, but such plumbing or service
connections with the sewer system or water mains may he inspected
when so ordered by the Board of Commissioners or by the City
Board of I-Iealth whenever such Board may be created, without
cost or charge to the owner or owners of such buildings and any
such connections found to he defective may be ordered changed,
altered, repaired or removed. • -
5-491. Penalty. § 91. Any person violating any of the ,
provisions of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined in any sum not less
than $5.00 nor more than $50.00.
5-492. Pressure reducing valve. § 92. That the use of
a pressure reducing valve at some point' in the water line between
the water main and the fixtures in any house or other building,
regardless of the pressure in the water main, is recommended, but
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that the use of such pressure reducing valve shall be optional with
the owner of any such building.
5-493. Repealing ordinances. § 93. That Ordinance No.
1618, and Ordinance No. 2374 of the City of Salina, Kansas, and
all other ordinances or parts thereof of the City of Salina in con-
flict with the provisions of this ordinance be and the same are
hereby repealed.
5-494. Take effect, This ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication' once in the official City
paper.
Introduced for first reading, May 5, 1924.
Passed and approved, May 19th, 1924.
F. S. DYAR, Acting Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
ARTICLE 5.—GAS PIPING.
Ordinance No. 3078.
An Ordinance relating to the construction, reconstruction, repair
and inspection of piping for natural and artificial gas in
buildings and providing penalties for the violation thereof. •
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina., Kansas:
5-501. Gas piping inspected; plumbing inspector. § 1.
The Inspector of Plumbing„or his duly authorized assistant, shall
inspect and test all new installations of gas piping and all exten-
sions to or alterations of old installation in all buildings in the City
of Salina, Kansas. He shall enforce, or cause to be enforced the
provisions of this ordinance and shall have the right, during
reasonable hours, to enter any building for the purpose of making
any inspection required by this ordinance.
5-502. Inspector notify owner or agent of defects. § "2.
Where the requirements of this ordinance have not been complied
with, said Inspector shall, at once, notify the owner or agent of
the building in which work has been clone, and the party installing
such work, and shall order such defects as found to be changed,
rearranged or removed within a reasonable time.
5-503. Inspector notified when installation ready for
test. § 3. It shall be the duty of any party installing or altering
gas piping in any building in the City of Salina, Kansas, to notify
the Inspector of Plumbing when the work is ready for inspection
and the whole system of gas piping shall he properly arranged for
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5-504. Work not satisfactory; repaired or removed. § 4.
If, upon inspection and test, the installation of any gas.piping or
ally part thereof shall be found to not comply with the require-
ments of this ordinance, the. same shall be changed, rearranged,
repaired or removed within five clays, •and gas shall not be per-
mitted to flow through any piping until the same has been inspected
and approved by the Inspector of Plumbing.
5-505. Permit required; application. § 5. No building
shall be piped or fitted for gas, nor shall any repairs,.alterations or
extensions be made in any•piping or shall fittings or fixtures be
placed unless a permit shall be granted therefor by the Inspector
of Plumbing. No piping or fitting shall be covered or concealed
from view until inspected and approved by-the Inspector of Plumb-
ing, or his assistant. Any person desiring to perform any work
relating to piping or fitting a building for gas or to repair gas
piping or to place fixtures therein, shall file an application therefor
at the office of the Inspector of Plumbing, giving the correct loca-
tion, name and address of the owner of such building and a full
and complete statement of the work proposed.
5-506. . Gas brackets; bushings prohibited: § 6. All gas
brackets.shall be placed at least 2,% feet below any ceiling not fire-
proof, or other combustible material, unless same is properly pro-
tected by a metal shield, in which case the distance shall not be less
than 18 inches from said ceiling or combustible material. In all
construction; reconstruction or repair of piping for natural or
artificial gas, in buildings in the City of Salina, Kansas, nipples
and reducing couplings must be used, and in no case will bushings
he'allowed. .•
. 5-507. Mercury gage: § 7. All installations, extensions
or alterations to gas piping must -be inspected and tested with a
mercury gage by the Inspector of Plumbing. All such installa-
tions, extensions and alterations must he capable of withstanding '
pressure equal to a 6-inch column of mercury.
5-508. Bracket fittings; pipes graded. § 8. All drops or
branch lines and openings for side brackets must be of bracket
. ells or-square ,bends where practicable. No nipple will-he allowed
in side bracket-lights. In order to avoid trappings, all pipes must
be graded to riser or drops.
5-509. Placing of pipes; quality. § 9. No pipe shall be
• laid so as-to 'support ally weight, except fixtures, or to be subject
,to any strain. All outlets shall he securely fastened in place and '
properly capped. No split pipes or broken fittings repaired with
cement will be permitted. All pipes in buildings shall be laid above
timbers instead of beneath them, where possible to do so. No
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second-hand gas pipe or fittings shall be used in any building with-
out a written permit from the Inspector of Plumbing. No cast-
iron fittings smaller than 3 inches shall lx used in gas piping.
5-510. Flexible connections; vents. § 10. It shall be un-
lawful for any person, firm or corporation or gas litter to connect
any gas stove or heater with a gas hose or other flexible connection.-
All connections must be of iron. Where necessary portable de-
vices may be connected with.flexible tubing, providing there is but
one shut-off valve, such valve to be located in the rigid pipe back of
the point where tubing connects to the rigid pipe, and in no case
at the device. All gas stoves and heaters must have a vent con-
nection to flue.
5-511. Inspector keep record. § 11. The Inspector of
Plumbing shall keep a record of all inspections of gas piping made
by him and when the gas piping in any building, after inspection,
he found to comply with. the requirements of this ordinance, he
shall issue to the party doing the work a certificate of satisfactory
inspection.
• 5-512. Inspection fees. § 12. The Plumbing Inspector
shall be paid a fee of 50c for each inspection of gas piping, and
each trip for the purpose of making an inspection of gas piping
shall be considered a separate inspection, Such fees shall be ac-
counted for and paid over to the City Treasurer in the same man-
ner as other fees collected by such Inspector.
5-513. Violation of ordinance; penalty. § 13. It shall
- 1e unlawful for.any person to do or permit to be done any of the
things herein prohibited or to permit any condition herein pro- -
hibited to exist on any premises owned by him or in his posses-
sion, charge or control, or for which he may be the agent, or to
fail to do any of the things that are commanded to be done, and
any person violating anv of the provisions of this ordinance shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be
lined in any sum not less than $5.00 nor more than $50.00 for each
offense.
5-514. Take effect. .§ 14. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage and publication in the
Book of Revised Ordinances of the City of Salina. •
Introduced for first reading, Feb. 16, 1925.
,Passed and approved,-Feb. 23, 1925.
J. S. HARGETT, Mayor.
' Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
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ARTICLE 6.—SIGNS.
5-601. Permits for signs. No -person or persons, corpora-
tion or company shall erect or cause to be erected or re-erected
within the limits of the City of Salina, Kansas, any sign upon or
attached to any building, across or over any street or public high-
' way therein, without first, before proceeding with the erection or
hanging of any- such sign in said City, obtaining a permit for such
erection or hanging from the Building Inspector, and .it shall lie
unlawful to proceed with the erection or hanging of any sign un-
less such permit shall first have been obtained. All such signs here-
after constructed or ereeted 'shall comply with and be erected in
accordance with the provisions of this ordinance. (§ 1, Ord: 3021,
8-25-24.)
5-602. Application for permit; fees., Before a permit.is •
issued by the Building Inspector, the applicant therefor shall sign an
application in writing, which shall show the proposed location, size,
nature and method of construction of such sign, and any other in-
formation which the Building Inspector may require in connection
therewith. . If the sign to be erected, as shown by such applica-
tion, conforms with the provisions of.this ordinance, the Building,
Inspector shall, upon payment of a fee of 50c therefor, issue such
permit. All such fees collected by the Building inspector shall be
by him paid into the City Treasury between the 1st and 10th of
the month following their collection, with a report in duplicate to
the City Clerk, showing from whom and for what purpose such
sums were collected. (§ 2, Ord. 3021, 6-25-24.)
5-603. Signs of metal dr non-combustible material. All
signs hereafter erected or re-erected within the fire limits as now •
or hereafter defined shall be of metal or other non-combustible
material (§ 3, Ord. 3021, 6-25-24).
5-604. Height above street. All signs, hanging over or
across any street or public thoroughfare or sidewalk or parkway
therein, within the corporate limits of said City shall be at the
• lowest part at least 10 feet above such sidewalk, street or public
thoroughfare, except that flat signs having an area on one side of
4 square feet or less and which do not extend more than 3 feet
from the building to which they are attached may be at the lowest
part not less than 7?/, feet above such sidewalk or street (§ 4, Ord.
3021, 6-25-24).
5-605. Signs flat against building. All signs erected flat
against any building or structure shall he securely anchored to such
building or structure in a manner sufficient to withstand the weight
of the sign and the probable wind pressure, the method of anchor-
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ing such signs in each case to be approved by the Building In-
spector (S 5, Ord. 3021; 6-25-24).
5-606. Swinging on poles; attached to trees or posts;
prohibited. No sign hereafter erected or re-erected over or across
any street or public thoroughfare or over or across any sidewalk
or parkway therein except signs having an area of 4 square feet or
less, and not extending more than 3 feet from the building to which
attached, shall be allowed to hang on a pole or rod in such a manner
that the same will swing with the wind; but shall be anchored so
that the same will be rigid and self-supporting, and no such signs
shall have less than two side guy wires and one guy wire support-.
ing same- from the top, except by special permission from the
Building Inspector when he may deem such guy wires unnecessary.
No sign, which is now or hereafter erected, shall be supported by
a post or support placed in or upon any street or public thOrongh-
. fare within the City of Salina, or in or upon any sidewalk or park-
way- therein, nor shall any such sign be supported by or attached
to any tree in or upon any such street or other thoroughfare•or any
parkway or sidewalk therein (ti 6, Ord. 3021, 6-25-24).
• 5-607. Signs on hinged brackets; exceptions. All signs
hereafter erected or re-erected, attached to buildings or structures •
and extending over a sidewalk, street or public thoroughfare, ex- -
cept signs having an area of 4 square feet or less and extending
• not more than 3 feet from the building, shall be erected with hinged
brackets, the center of action of which shall be not more than six
inches from the building or other structure to which the same is .
attached, so that the sign will swing to the building without falling,
should the side guy wires or braces become loosened from any
cause. The supports for any such sign shall be fastened to the
building or structure in•a safe and secure manner, sufficient to
support the sign and to withstand-the probable wind pressure, and
shall be subject -to the approval of the Building Inspector ( 7,
Ord. 3021, 6-25-24).
• 5-608. Signs inspected and approved. All signs hereafter
erected under the provisions of this ordinance shall have the final
inspection and approval of the Building Inspector upon notice to•
him of the completion of such sign, such approval to be evidenced
by a certificate to that effect signed by the Building Inspector.
Any person or corporation failing to notify the Building. Inspector
promptly upon' the completion of any sign shall be deemed guilty
of a violation of this ordinance (5 8, Ord. 3021, 6-25-24).
5-609. All signs subject to inspection; unsafe signs re-
moved. All signs now or hereafter erected shall be, at all times,
subject to the inspection of the Building Inspector or whenever
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any complaint has been made him, or whenever he deems such in-
spection necessary. If the Inspector shall, at any time, find any
sign insecurely anchored or in ally manner unsafe or in such con-
dition that it or any support or part thereof is liable to fall or
break, he shall have authority to either order the same entirely
removed•or to order the same to be repaired or secured in such a
'manner as he may deem necessary, if; in his opinion, it can be
safely repaired or. secured. Any person, whether the owner of
the sign or building to which it is attached Or in charge of such
building or the occupant thereof, or the agent, representative, of-
ficer or member -of any firm or corporation owning such .sign or '
owning or occupying such building, or in charge thereof, _who
refuses to comply with any such order shall he deemed guilty of
a violation of this ordinance ($ 9, Ord. 3021, 6-25-24).
5-610. Signs unsafe or contrary to ordinance; abated and •
removed.as nuisance. Any sign hereafter erected-or maintained
contrary to the provisions and requirements of this ordinance, or
any sign which may at any time be deemed by the Building In-
spector to be in an.unsafe condition, shall be deemed'and is hereby
declared to be a nuisance and may be abated and removed at the
• cost of the owner thereof in the same manner as now provided for
the abatement and removal of other nuisances (§ 10, Ord., 3021,
6-25-24). .
5-611. Signs which may be supported by rod. Flat signs
having an area of 4 square feet or less on one side thereof; which
do not extend more than 3 feet from the building to which they -
are attached, may be supported by a pole or,rod securely fastened
?;o the building in a manner satisfactory to the Building Inspector
and shall be otherwise supported in such a manner as the Building
Inspector may direct (§ 11, Ord. 3021, 6-25-24).
5-612. Violation of Sections 5-601 to 5-611;•penalty. Any
person who violated, neglects or refuses to comply with or who
resists or opposes the enforcement of any of the provisions of this •
ordinance shall be deemed, guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con-
Niction thereof shall be fined not less than $10.00 nor more than
$200.00 for each offense. Whenever in this ordinance the word
"person" is used, the same shall be deemed to apply to any agent,
representative, member or officer of any firm or corporation own-
ing or.in charge of any signs in this ordinance mentioned, or own-
ing, occupying or in charge of any building to which such sign
may be attached, or responsible for the erection or maintenance of
any such sign. Each dads continuance of. any offense herein
defined shall be deemed to be a separate offense and violation for
each day in which such violation, neglect or refusal shall continue
(§ 12, Ord. 3021, 6-25-24). i
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5-613. Chamber of Commerce; sign across Twelfth Street
at Bishop. Resolved by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City
of Salina, that The Salina Chamber of Commerce is hereby grant-
ed permission to erect an electric sign, advertising the City of
Salina', across Twelfth Street at the intersection of Twelfth Street
arid Bishop Street. Said sign to be placed on the parking inside
the curb line and parallel with the lot line on Bishop Street east and
west. (Resolution adopted by City Council, September 2, 1916.)
ARTICLE 7.—BILLBOARDS.
' 5-701. Permit for erection; petition. § 1. It shall be
unlawful for any person, company or corporation to erect or main-
tain any bill board within the City of Salina without first having
obtained from the Fire Chief of the City (Building Inspector, see
• Sec. 5-105) .a permit to so erect and maintain such bill board, and
such,permit shall not be given before there has been presented to
said Fire Chief a petition signed by at least ninety .(90) per cent
of the resident property owners. owning property within the block
in which such bill board is to be erected or maintained (§ 1, Ord
1962, 6-30-1916).
5-702. Penalty; violation of Section 5-701. § 2. Any
person, company or corporation which'shall erect or maintain any
bill board in the City of Salina.without first having obtained the
'permit provided for in Section One, hereof shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined'in any
sum not more than Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) or less than
Five Dollars ($5.00) and every day ally such bill board shall be
maintained without having such= permit shall be a separate and
distinct offense and misdemeanor within the terms of this ordi-
nance (§ 2, Ord. 1962, 6-30-1916).
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ARTICLE 8.—HOUSE MOVING.
(Published in The Salina Evening Journal, March 8, 1924.)
Ordinance No. 2947. •
An Ordinance concerning and regulating the moving of houses and
other buildings within the City of Salina, and through, on,
over or across the streets, avenues, alleys and other public •
thoroughfares thereof; declaring certain acts to be misde-
meanors and providing penalties for the violation thereof; and
repealing ordinance No. 1118. of the City of Salina, Kansas,
and all other ordinances or parts of ordinances of said city in
Conflict herewith.
Be it ordained. by the Board of Commissioners .of the City of •
. Salina., Kansas:
5-801. ' Moving house or building; permit required. § 1.
That no person or persons, either as•an individual or as the agent,
•employee,.officer, representative or member of any firm or corpora-
tion shall move any house or other building, or any part thereof
from one place to another within the City of Salina; Kansas, and
through, over, on or across any street, avenue, alley or other public .
thoroughfare within said city, without first making application for,
and securing a permit so•to do from the city clerk of said.city.
The application shall contain a description of the building, its
location, the location to which it is to be moved and the proposed
route; and for such permit such applicant shall pay to the City of
Salina, Kansas, at the time such application is filed, a•fee of two
dollars ($2.00) to be paid to the•city clerk.
5-802. Building inspector; fire chief approve route; clerk
issue permit. § 2. Before any such application is filed it shall
he referred to the Building Inspector of the City of Salina, Kansas,
who shall inspect any such house or building described in such ap-
plication, and, if, in his opinion, such house or building is in a
proper and fit condition to he moved to the destination designated
by the applicant, and that after such moving it will remain in a
proper and fit condition for the use intended, he shall endorse his
certificate of approval upon the application. If the application is
approved by the Building Inspector he shall submit the same to
the Fire Chief for his approval of the route over which such build-
ing is to he moved. Such approval shall be noted on the applica-
tion, and if the route is rejected, the Fire Chief shall note thereon
a route which is satisfactory to him. When such application is
filed, with the certificate of such Building Inspector and Fire Chief
noted thereon, the City Clerk shall issue the permit provided •for
in the preceding section hereof.
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5-803. Removal of wires; charges. § 3. Any person or
persons desiring to move any such house or other building through,
on, over or across any street, avenue, alley or other public thor-
oughfare, across or along which any telegraph, telephone, electric
light or fire alarm wires have been placed, shall give to the person,
firm or corporation owning or in :charge of such wires at least
twenty-four (24) hours' written notice of the time and place, when
and' where, it may be necessary to cut or remove such wires. to
permit the moving of such house or other building and shall de-
posit in advance with such person, firm or corporation the esti-
mated cost of cutting, removing and replacing such wires. The
owner or person in charge of .such wires shall, within a reasonable
time after the hour mentioned in such notice, remove said wires
for a sufficient length of time to permit such moving, and the entire
cost and expense.of removing, cutting and replacing of said wires,
including the time spent by the employees of the owner of such
.wires in going to and from such place, so as to permit the moving
of any such house or other building, shall be paid'by the person or
persons making such request, providing however, that where such
wires are less than twenty (20) feet above the surface of the street.
the owner shall remove and replace the same without charge; pro-
vided, however, that if by the terms'of any existing franchise or
ordinance,-any person, firm or corporation has been given the right
to maintain wires on, along or across any street or public thor-
oughfare in the City of Salina at a distance of not less than sixteen
(16) feet from the ground, then the person, firm or corporation
owning such-wires shall not be required to remove and replace the
'same without charge unless such wires shall be less than sixteen
(16) feet above the surface of the street (§ 3, Ord. 2947, as.
amended by § 1, Ord. 2963; Apr. 14, 1924).
5-804. Moving along certain streets prohibited. § 4. It
shall be unlawful for any of the persons mentioned in section 1 of
this ordinance to move any house or other building into, along,
through, upon or across Santa Fe Avenue, Fifth Street and Sev-
enth Street, between the south line of Elm Street and the south line
of Walnut Street, 'or into, through, along, upon or across Ash
Street, Iron Avenue or Walnut Street in said city between the east
line of Fourth Street and the west line of Ninth Street, except that
for the moving of any house or other-building across the Smoky
Hill River, or across or along any of such streets, a special permit
may be ,granted by the Board of Commissioners.
5-805. Standing in streets; signals. § 5. It shall be un-
lawful for any of the persons mentioned in section 1 of this ordi-•
nance to permit any such house or other•building to stand in or
upon any street, avenue, alley or any other public thoroughfare in
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said city between the hour of sunset and the hour of sunrise with-
out placing and maintaining between such hours aforesaid, in a
conspicuous position on said house or other building, at least three-
red lights or lanterns on each side of such house from which direc-
tion any traffic may approach, and without placing and maintaining
between such house, upon any and all apparatus or equipment used
in connection with such house moving, and remaining in any such
street and thoroughfare, a sufficient number of red lights or Ian-
. terns so as to make the same visible to all approaching traffic.
5-806. Signals at,ends of block. '§ 6. If any such house
or other building shall be left standing in any street at night or at
any other time, while no work is being done in connection with the
moving thereof, the person, firm or corporation doing such moving
Shall place at each end of the block'a warning sign of such size and'
method of construction as may be approved by the street commis-
sioner, which shall, however, leave space at either side of such sign'
for the passing of traffic, for the purpose of notifying users of such
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street that the same is blocked and impassable, and' any such sign
shall be sufficiently lighted at night so as to make it plainly visible
to all persons approaching the same and the person so moving'
any such house or'building shall at the close of work on each day'
notify the Fire Chief of the exact location of any •such house or
Other building in any street.• avenue, alley' or other public thor-
oughfare in the City of Salina.
5-807. Extending over curb line. '§ 7. No house or other'
building shall be moved over, through, on or across any street.
avenue, alley or other public thoroughfare in the City of Salina,
where any part of such house' or building extends ov-er'either curb
line of such street, alley or public thoroughfare, except in the block
from which or into which the house is to be moved.
5-808. Trees; trimming; supervision; responsibility. § 8. .
No tree nor any branch, limb or part thereof shall be broken, cut
off or removed by any snick person' or persons for the purpose of
moving any house or building, except under the direction and su- •
pervision of the Park Commissioner of the City of Salina or of a
person duly authorized by him, and in such manner and way and
with such treatment of said tree thereafter as may be approved by
said park commissioner: Any person so breaking or removing any
.tree or part thereof as herein provided for or who shall direct or
request such breaking, cutting or removing, or who may be respon-
sible therefor, shall pay the expense of such supervision and the
expense of any of the employees of said Park Commissioner or of
the City of Salina in and about such supervision or in the cutting
or treatment of such tree, provided.however, that this section shall •
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trary, to the provisions of the laws of the State of Kansas, nor to .
relieve any such person of any liability on account of any such
tutting or trimming as provided for by the laws of the State of
Kansas, and provided further that for the purpose of this section,
. the Park Commissioner or his employees or other employees of.the
City of Salina, shall, when engaged in the cutting, trimming or
removing of any tree or part thereof for the purpose of permitting
any house or building to be moved, or when engaged in any man-
ner in trimming or cutting any tree or part thereof at the direction
- or request of any such person, be deemed to be the agent and,rep-
resentative of the person on whose behalf such cutting and trim-
ming is clone, and who secured the permit for moving such house
or other building, and such person shall be responsible for the acts
of such Park Commissioner or any other such employees, in, con-
nection with the cutting; trimming or destruction of any such tree
or trees or parts thereof.
5-809. Violation of ordinance; penalty. • § 9. Any person,
either as an individual or as the officer, agent, representative, em-
ployee or member of any firm or corporation, and whether as the
owner. or as the representative of such owner of the house being
or to be moved, or whether as the contractor for-the moving of any
such house, who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordi-
'nance, .or who shall order, direct, authorize or permit the violation
of any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed, upon
conviction thereof, guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined not
less- than fifty dollars (550.00) nor more than $100.00 for each
violation, provided, that each and every violation of any provision
of this ordinance shall he deemed a separate offense and that each
separate day's violation of the provisions of this ordinance shall be
deemed a separate Offense and provided further, that the person
making the application for the permit provided for in this ordi-
nance, whether as an individual or as an agent, employee or repre-
sentative of any firm or corporation, shall be deemed to have au-
, thorized and shall be responsible•for any violation of this ordinance
by any other person in any way connected with the moving of such
house or building, but nothing herein contained shall be considered
as relieving any other person from responsibility of any violation
of the terms of this ordinance of which such person may be found
guilty.
5-810. Bond required; sureties. § 10. . That before the is-
suance of any permit by the City Clerk, as provided for in sec-
tion one (1), the applicant therefor shall file.with said City Clerk
a bond in the sum of $2,000.00, conditioned that said applicant
shall and will carry out and perform all of the duties imposed
upon him by the provisions of this ordinance, and that such appli
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Building Regulations.
cant will indemnify and•save harmless the said City of Salina and
all other persons from and against all damage and injury caused by
such moving and from and against all claims for injury or damage
whatsoever suffered or claimed to have been suffered on account of
the moving of any such house or building or on account of the
omission or commission of any act in connection therewith, and
indemnifying the City of Salina and the public and any and all
persons against any injury, damage or loss suffered by them or
caused by reason of said moving or resulting therefrom or from
the violation of any of the terms of this ordinance. Such bond
shall be approved as to form by the City Attorney of the City of
Salina and as to the sufficiency of the sureties by the City Man-
ager of the City of Salina. Nc 'surety company shall be acceptea
as such surety unless it shall be authorized to do business. in the
L1tate of Kansas and shall have an •authorized representative in
the City of Salina, and any such bond shall provide that the City
of Salina or any individual who is damaged by reason of such
moving, may file suit directly against the surety named in such
bond. One bond mav'be filed by any, person to cover any and all
'moving of houses or buildings by such person during the
period of such bond. Any surety may cancel any such bond as to
future liability by giving ten days notice in writing of such can-
cellation to the City Clerk, to take effect at the expiration of said
ten clays, and after the giving of such notice, no permit shall he
• issued to the principal and in such bond until he shall file another
bond a's required b y this section.
5-811. Take effect. § 11. This ordinance shall take effect
and 'be in full force from and after its publication once in the
official City paper.
Introduced for first reading January 14th, 1924. •
Passed and approved March 3rd, 1924.
(Seal) _ J. S..HARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
ARTICLE 9.—MISCELLANEOUS BUILDING
REGULATIONS.
5-901. Downspouts into streets and alleys; elbow. That
no down-spout or drainage pipe which carries the water from the
roof of any building directly on to any street or alley in the City
of Salina, Kansas, shall he constructed or shall hereafter be per-
mitted to discharge any'such water on to any street or alley unless
such down, spout shall be carried to a point not more than 18
inches from the surface of such street. or alley, and unless such
down spout or pipe shall have at the lower end thereof a joint or
elbow which shall discharge such water in a direction parallel with
the surface of such street or alley (§ 1, Ord. 3035, 10-6.24).
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Building Regulations.
5-902. Water direct from roof to street or alley pro-
hibited. It shall be unlawful for any person, either as owner,
tenant, agent or person in charge of any building in the City
of.Salina to permit the water draining from the roof of any such
•building to fall directly into any street, avenue or alley, in said
City without providing sufficient guttering and downspouts or
drain pipes constructed in accordance with the provisions of Sec-
tion 1 of this ordinance so as to carry off and dispose of such
water (§ 2, Ord. 3035, 10-6-24).
5-903. Violation of Sections '5-801 and 5-802; penalty.
Any person either as owner, tenant, agent or person in charge of
any building in the City of Salina who shall violate or know-
ingly- permit the violation of the provisions of this ordinance
shall be deemed guilty of'a misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than $5.00. nor
more than $50.00 for each offense, provided that each day's vio-
lation of any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed
a separate and distinct offense (§ 3, Ord. 3035, 10-6-24).
Ordinance No. 3070.
An Ordinance regulating and prohibiting certain wires in, over
and across public streets and alleys in the City of Salina.
Be it Ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas: •
5-904. Wires in streets prohibited. § 1. That it shall
be`unlawful for any person, firm or corporation, except "street rail-
way, electric light, telephone and telegraph. companies, or other
persons who shall have or may hereafter secure a franchise or
license so to do, to construct, place or maintain any wires in, over
or across any of the public streets or alleys or other public thor-
oughfares or public places in the City of Salina.
5-905. -Wires to constitute a public nuisance. § 2. Any
wires so constructed,. placed or maintained contrary to the pro-
. visions of Section 1 of this Ordinance shall shall be removed by
. the person, firm or corporation responsible therefor at the direc-
tion of the Electrical,Inspector of the City of Salina. If such
wires,are not so removed they shall be deemed to constitute a
public nuisance and may be abated as other public nuisances are
abated, at the cost of such person, firm or corporation, and m
addition to such remedy by abatement, the Electrical Inspecttor
shall have authority to take clown and remove any such wires at
any time at the cost of such person, firm or corporation.
5-906. Violation; penalty. § 3. Any person, including any
member of any partnership or any officer, agent or representative
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of any firm or corporation who shall violate the provisions of this
ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be
fined not less than $10.00 nor more than $50.00 for each offense. ,
5-907. Take effect. § 4. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publication in the Book of Re-
vised Ordinances of the City of Salina, Kansas.
Introduceci,for first reading, February 9th, 1925.
Passed and approved, February 16th, 1925.
J. S. HARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
5-908. Special permit for Convention Hall; encroach on
street. That a permit be and is hereby granted to the owner or
owners of Lots numbered 136 and 138 on Santa Fe Avenue in the
City of Salina, Kansas, the same being within the fire limits as
defined by the ordinances of said city, for the building and erec-
tion of a three-story brick building, to be known as the Conven-
tion Hall Building; Provided, that the provisions of Ordinance
No. 588 of the City of Salina, as to the thickness of walls and
the non-combustibility of materials to be used shall govern and
control such owner or owners in the construction of such build-
ing; and, Provided further, that the front portal with the entrance
doors of said building may intrude or encroach upon the sidewalk
lying in front of such lots above described to a distance of eigh-
teen (18) inches, and the two pilasters to be built from the east
wall of such building may encroach upon said sidewalk to a
distance not to exceed twenty-one (21) inches (§ 1, Ord. 1324,
8-20-1906).
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Commissioners, Manager and Departments.
CHAPTER 6.—CITY OFFICERS, BOARDS AND COM-
MISSIONS.
• Article 1.—Board of Commissioners; City Manager; De-
- partments.-6-•101 to 6-110.
• 2.—Officers and Employees; Duties.-6-201 to
6-219.
3.—Salaries of Officers and Employees.-6-301 to
6-310. •
4.City Planning Commission.-6-401 to 6-409.
5.—Trustees•Memorial Hall.-6-501 to 6-505.
6.—Library Board.-6-601 to 6-605.
T- Cemetery Board.-6-701 ,to 6-703.
(For Board of Public Welfare see 3:101 to 3-211;
Band Trustees, 2-101 to 2-104;
Oakdale Park Executive Committee, 17-310.)
ARTICLE 1.—BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
. MANAGER AND DEPARTMENTS.'
.(Published in The Salina Evening Journal, July 16, 1921.) •
Ordinance No. 2397. •
An_Ordinance classifying, creating and establishing certain depart,
.meats 'and offices, for the conduct and control of the govern-'
mental and administrative affairs of the City of Salina, Kan-
' sas,.pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 86, of the Session
. . ' :Laws of Kansas for 1917. .relating to' the government of all
die'-cities in Kansas, and to establish an. optional form, of
government after the adoption-of the provisions of said act; '
defining and fixing the duties of the officers and employes .
within said departments and offices, and repealing all ordi-
nances or parts of ordinances in conflict with its terms.
Be it Ordained by the Board of Conpnissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas: •
6-101. Governing Board. §.1. That there should be and
hereby is created and established a Governing Board which shall
consist of the number of commissioners to he elected as provided
by statute, the qualifications of such commissioners together with
their terms of office, oath and bonds to be such as is prescribed
• by law. There shall he no distinction Made as to the title or duties
among the commissioners except as the Board shall organize itself
for the transaction. of business. The Board shall choose its ow'n
chairman and shall determine its own order of business. The
chairman of the Board shall have the title of Mayor during the
term of his office and shall be official head of the city on formal
occasions. The Commissioners shall receive a salary payable as
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prescribed by law. The Governing Board shall meet regularly
once each week and oftener if business requires, and special meet-
ings thereof may be held on written call signed by a-majority
of the Commissioners. All regular and special meetings shall '
always be open to the public.
It shall be the duty of the Commissioners as such Governing
Board to pass all ordinances needful for the protection, safety and
welfare of the City as provided by law and to provide for and
create such departments and offices as shall be necessary to carry
out the provisions of the form of government defined in Chapter 8b
Session Laws 1917 and amendments thereto and to determine the •
salaries to be paid all City officials and employes within the limita-
tions of the law. _
The Board shall appoint a Manager who shall be responsible
for the efficient administration of the City's business.
6-102. Administration; City,Manager. § 2. That ,there
be and hereby is created the office of City Manager and the ad-
ministration of the affairs and business of the City shall be in his
hands. He shall be appointed by the Governing Board, and shall
hold his office at the pleasure of the Board; he shall he chosen
solely upon the basis of administratioe ability, and his choice
shall not be limited by any resident qualifications. -
Such Manager shall he responsible for the administration of
all of the affairs of the City. He•shall see that the laws and the
ordinances are enforced; he shall appoint and remove all heads
of departments and all the subordinate officers and employees.
All appointments made by him shall he made upon the basis of
merit and fitness alone. He shall have the Option to require the
appointment of a Civil Service Commission, as established by the
provisions of Article 22, Chapter 18, of the General Statutes of
1915, with such amendments thereto as may hereafter be provided
by the Legislature; he shall be responsible for the discipline of all ,
appointive offices, and may, without notice, cause the affairs of any
department, or the conduct of any officer or employee to be exam-
ined. FIe shall prepare and submit the annual budget to the
Governing Body and also keep the City fully advised as to the
financial conditions and needs of the City. He may make recom-
mendations to the Commissioners on all matters concerning the
welfare of the City, and shall have a seat, but no vote, in all public
meetings of the Governing Body.
• The City Manager shall take an oath for the faithful perform-
ance of his duties as City Manager, and shall cause a bond, with
proper securities. approved by the Judge of the District Court of
Saline County, Kansas, in the sum of $5,000.00 conditioned for
the faithful .performance of his: duties as City Manager, to be
executed and filed with the City Clerk.
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Commissioners, Manager and Departments.
He shall receive a salary fixed and payable as defined by
ordinance.
6-103. Department of Finance. § 3. That there be and
hereby is created a Department of Finance which shall have gen-
eral control of the financial affairs of the City. A Director of
Finance will be it charge of the Department, subject to the super-
vision of. the City Manager. 'He shall be appointed and hold
his office at the pleasure of the City Manager. He shall also be
ex-officio, City Clerk of said City and shall perform all the acts
and duties prescribed by Statute and Ordinance, concerning City
Clerk. He shall attend all meetings of the Board of Commission-
ers, keep a true record of its proceedings, and shall also keep a
record of all his official acts, and when necessary shall attest them.
He shall also keep and preserve in his office the corporate'seal of
the City, together with all records. public papers and documents
of the City not belonging to any other officer. He shall be author-
ized to administer oaths. He shall also perform such other and
further duties as are now provided by law and ordinance, and are
not inconsistent,with the provisions hereof. He shall give a good
• and-sufficient Surety Company Bond to the City, to be approved
by the Board of Commissioners, in the sum of $5,000.00, condi-
tioned for the faithful performance of his duties; that he will
• Punctually pay over to• the City Treasurer all monies received by
him either as Director of Finance or City Clerk and that he will
save the City free from all loss caused by his neglect or malfea-
sance in office.
He shall receive a salary fixed and payable as defined by ordi-
nance.
For the further administration of the affairs of the Depart-
ment of Finance, the following officers are hereby created'and em-
ployments authorized, to-wit:
(a) A City Treasurer, whose duty it shall be to safely keep
and account for all the moneys of the City, coming into his hands.
He shall give a good and sufficient Surety Company Bond in the
sum of $50,000.00, to be approved by the Board of Commission-
ers, said bond to be conditioned for the faithful discharge of his
duties, and to the effect that such Treasurer shall keep safely all
public moneys intrusted to his care and shall save said City free
and harmless from all loss caused by neglect of duty or malfea-
sance in office. The accounts of the City shall be kept by the Treas-
urer in such way that a full and comprehensive statement of the
City finances may he made each month.
Expenditures shall be legal and moneys paid out by the City
Treasurer only on the basis of the appropriations in the budget
and on the authority of warrants issued by the Director of
Ch. 6; Art. t] City Officers, Boards and Commissions. Board of :3
Commissioners, Manager and Departments.
Finance, countersigned by the City Manager. In no case shall
warrants be issued to exceed the balance in the fund drawn against.
All moneys belonging to the City shall be deposited with respon-
sible and solvent Banking Institutions which will pay the highest
interest on funds deposited, and said interest shall accrue to the
benefit of the City.
He shall perform such other and further acts and duties as
may he prescribed by law. He shall receive a salary fixed and
payable as defined by ordinance.
(b) All necessary stenographic and clerical forces may he
employed from time to time as may he necessary, the salaries to
be fixed and payable as defined by ordinance.
• 6-104. Department of Law. § 4. That there be and hereby
'is created and established, a Department of Law, for the adminis-
tration of the legal affairs of the City of .Salina; and the super-
vision and control of the said Department shall be in the hands
of a Director who shall be known as the City Attorney. He shall
be charged with the general direction and supervision over the
legal affairs of the City, and shall advise with and attend all meet-
ings of the Board of Commissioners.
For the further administration of the affairs and duties re-
lating to the department of law the following offices are hereby
created and employments authorized, to-wit:
(a) An. assistant City Attorney, whose duties shall be to
assist the City Attorney under his direction in all legal matters
appertaining to the City, and to advise with and attend all meet-•
ings of the Board of Commissioners during the absence of the City
Attorney. . He shall receive a salary fixed and payable as defined .
by ordinance.
(b) A Police Judge, whose duties shall be to try all cases
brought into Police Court, and who shall have power to bring
before said Police Court all parties for trial upon complaints duly
and properly made, and who shall possess and exercise all the
power as,conferred and defined by law. He shall furnish a Surety
Company Bond approved by the Board of Commissioners in the
sum of $1,000.00 and shall receive a salary payable as defined
and fixed by ordinance.
Each and all of the officers and employees named shall be
appointed by and hold their respective offices at the pleasure of the
City Manager; they shall perform, in addition to the duties above
specified, such other and further duties as are now or- may here-
after be required of them by law or ordinance.
6-105. Department of Public Safety. § 5. That there be
and hereby is created and established a Department of Public Safe-
ty, embracing and including the superintendency and control of
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Commissioners, Manager and Departments.
the Police and Fire Departments. The affairs of the said Depart-
ment of Public Safety shall be under the immediate supervision
of a Director, who shall be ex-officio Chief of Police, subject to
the approval and direction of the City Manager. 1-Ie shall be
appointed by, and hold his office, at the pleasure of the City
Manager.
• For the purpose of the further.administration of the affairs
of the said Department of Public Safety, the following sub-
divisions are hereby created and the employments are authorized:
(A) Police Department. The officers and employees, classi-
fication and salaries now effective by ordinance relating to the
Police Department shall remain in• full force and effect, and un-
changed. Provided,-however, that the appointment of all members
of the Police Department shall hereafter be made by and they shall.
hold their respective offices at the pleasure of the City Manager,
subject to the limitations of law.
(B) Fire Department. The officers and employees, classi-
fication and salaries now effective by ordinance relating to the Fire
Department shall remain in full force and effect, and unchanged.
' Provided, however, that the appointment of all members of the
Fire Department shall hereafter be made by and they shall hold
their respective offices at the pleasure of the City Manager, subject
to the limitations of law.
6-106. Department of Public Service. § 6. That there be
and hereby is established and created a Department of Public Serv-
ice, which shall embrace the superintendence and control of Public
Improvements, streets, alleys and sewers. The affairs of said De-
partment of ,Public _Service shall be -in charge of a Director of
Public Service, who shall be ex-officio City Engineer.
He shall be a civil engineer and shall prepare plans and speci-
fications.and estimates for and superintend the construction of all
public improvements, do all surveying and engineering ordered by
. the Board of Commissioners and perform all other duties pertain-
ing to his office. He shall give good and sufficient•Surety Com-
pany Bond to such City, in the sum of $5,000.00, conditioned for
the faithful discharge of the duties of his office •and to save the
City harmless from all loss caused by neglect of duty or malfea-
sance in office. He shall receive a salary fixed and payable as de-
fined by ordinance.
For the purpose of the further administration of the affairs
of the said Department of Public Service, the following offices
are hereby created and employments authorized, to-wit:
• - (a) A Superintendent of Streets, Alleys and Sewers, who, •
in addition to the duties now prescribed by law and ordinance,
shall have under his special-charge and control the cleaning of gut-. •
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ters, storm'water sewers and paved streets. He shall receive a
- salary fixed and payable as defined by ordinance.
(b) All other employees, such as Inspectors, Rodnaen, In-
strument Men, Teamsters, Street Employees and Laborers, that
may be needed for the prosecution of work in connection with
the Department of ,Public Service shall be employed, and the em-
ployment is hereby authorized by the City Manager whenever it is
deemed necessary and expedient. The salaries and wages paid to
such persons. employed to be fixed and payable as defined by
ordinance.
Each of said officers of the Department of Public Service
shall be appointed by and hold office at the pleasure of the City
Manager.
6-107. Other Officers. § 7. For the further administration
of the affairs and business of the City of Salina, the following
offices are hereby created' and employments authorized, to-wit:
(a) A Superintendent of Parks, who shall be in charge
of all the parks, parkways and boulevards belonging to or under
the control of the City and shall improve, maintain and regulate
the same in accordance with the instructions given him by the
Board of 'Commissioners or the City Manager.
(h) A Sanitary and Health Officer, whose duty it shall be
to make' all investigations of conditions pertaining to health and •
sanitation and to see that the rules and regulations of the'Kansas
State Board of Health are fully complied with.
Each of the above officers shall be appointed by and hold their
office at the pleasure of the City Manager. Their salaries shall
he fixed and payable as •defined by ordinance.
• 6408.- Additional Departments. § 8. That the Board of •
Commissioners may create and establish additional departments
and offices as may be necessary for the purpose of a more efficient
administration and as business may demand. Provided, when
other departments and offices are created and 'established the offi-
cers in charge shall be appointed by and serve at the pleasure of
the City Manager and that the duties to be performed and com-
pensation be defined and fixed by ordinance.
6-109. Conflicting ordinances repealed. • § 9. •That all
ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent or in conflict with
the terms of this ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed.
6-110. Take effect. § 10. This ordinance shall be in full
force and effect from and after its publication once in the official
City paper.
Passed and approved this 11th day of July, 1921. •
(Seal) F. S. DYAR, Mayor. .
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, Cite Clerk.
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(Published in The Salina Daily Union, March 26th, 1925.)
Ordinance No. 3093. •
An Ordinance providing for the election of certain city officers of
the City of Salina -and prescribing the manner of conducting
• the same and the manner of making returns thereof.
Be it Ordained by the Board. of Commissioners of the City of
' Salina, Kansas:
6-111. Election of Commissioners. § 1. That on the first
Tuesday in April of the year 1925 and of each odd numbered year
thereafter there shall be held in the City of Salina an election for
the purpose of electing two commissioners to hold office in accord-
ance with the provisions of Section 12-1004 of the Revised Statutes
of Kansas 1923. That the candidates to be voted on at such election
shall be selected at a primary election to be held in such city on the
second Monday preceding such election. That no candidate shall
be entitled to have his name submitted at any such primary election
unless he shall have filed with the'City Clerk of said City at least
ten days prior to said primary: election his statement of such can-
didacy in substantially the same form as that provided in Section
13'-1706 of the Revised Statutes of Kansas, 1923, except that no
• distinction shall-be made in the title or duties of said commissioners
and unless such candidate shall •have within the same time filed with
said City Clerk a petition accompanying said nomination statement
duly signed by of least twenty-five duly qualified electors of said
City in substantially the same form as that provided in said Section
13-1706 of the Revised Statutes of Kansas, 1923, except that there.
shall be no distinction. made as to title.or duties of said Commis-
sioners. Immediately upon the expiration of the time for filing the
statements and petitions for candidates, the City Clerk shall cause
to he published for three successive clays in all of the daily papers
published in the City'of Salina, the names of the persons as they
are to-appear upon said primary ballots, and said City Clerk shall
• thereupon cause the primary ballots to be printed and authenticated
with a facsimile of his signature. Upon said,primary ballots the
names of'the candidates for commissioners arranged in alphabetical -
order shall be placed with a square at the right of each name and
-immediately above the names the words "vote for two."
Having caused said ballots-to be printed the City Clerk shall
cause to be delivered at each polling place a number of ballots equal
to twice the number of the persons casting ballots in such polling
precinct at the last general municipal election. •Persons who are
qualified th vote'at the.general municipal election shall be qualified
to vote at such primary election and all of the provisions of Chapter-
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54 of the Special Session Laws of 1908 and amendments thereto ,
shall govern the conduct of such primary so far as the same are
applicable and not inconsistent herewith. The four candidates
receiving the highest number of votes at such primary election
shall be the candidates for commissioners at the general election to
be held on the first Tuesday in April of said year. At the general
election to be held on said first Tuesday in April the City Clerk
shall furnish ballots, as in the primary election, containing the
names of the four candidates nominated at the primary election and
arranged in alphabetical order with a square at the right of each
name and above the names of such candidates shall appear the
words "vote for two" and such ballot shall be authenticated with a
facsimile of the signature of the City Clerk. The ballots for both
the primary and general elections provided for shall be on sub-
stantial white paper and shall he headed "Candidates for nomination
for Commissioners of the City of Salina at the primary election"
and "Candidates for election for Commissioners of the City of
• Salina," respectively. All votes at both of such elections shall be
cast, recorded and counted as in the manner now provided by law for
City elections. The Board of Commissioners of the City of Salina
shall he the Board of Canvassers and shall meet on the first Friday
after such general election to canvass the vote, and the returns of
such election shall be made to the City Clerk before that time and
• . by him presented to the Board of Canvassers. The person receiving
the largest number of votes at said election shall be declared to he
elected and shall thereby be elected to the four year term of office
as provided by Section 12-1004 of the Revised Statutes of Kansas,
1923, and the person receiving the second highest number of votes
at said election shall be declared to be and shall thereby be elected
to the two year term of office as provided by said section, and such
Commissioners so elected shall hold office until the expiration of
such terms or until their successors shall have been elected and
qualified. Each person so elected shall receive a certificate of elec-
tion under the seal of the City signed by the Mayor and Clerk, and
the record of the canvass of votes shall be spread upon the journal
of the Board of Commissioners of the City of Salina, together with
the result, stating the names of all persons declared by the can-
vassers to be elected, and the decision upon each proposition voted
upon at any such election; and the neglect of any officer to qualify
within ten days after notice of his election shall be deemed a re-
fusal to accept. Whenever there shall be a tie in the election of any
office the Board of Canvassers shall determine by lot the person
entitled to receive the certificate of election. It shall be the duty of
the City Cleric to preserve intact all ballots cast at City elections for
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City offices for the period of one year after the same have been
delivered to him by the judges or clerks of such election.
6-112. Hours of Voting; Judges and Clerks; Other Pro-
-Visions. a 2. That in all respects, except as in this ordinance pro-
vided for, all primary elections'and general elections for the election
- of commissioners of the City of Salina shall be conducted in the
same manner as that provided for by the laws of the State of Kan- .
sas for elections in cities of said State having the Commission form
of Government where a Mayor and four Commissioners are elected.
At the primary and general elections in this ordinance provided for,
the polls shall be kept open between the hours of six A. M. and
seven P. M. and no longer. The election judges and clerks shall be
designated by the Board of Commissioners as provided by Section
1704 of the Revised Statutes of Kansas, 1923.
6-113. Authority for Ordinance. 3. That this ordi-
nance be and the same is hereby adopted in accordance with the
authority conferred on the governing body of said City by Section
13-421 of the Revised Statutes of Kansas, 1923.
6-114. Take Effect. § 4. This ordinance •shall take effect
and•be. in full force from and after its passage and publication in
the official City paper.
Passed and approved this 23rd day of March; 1925. •
• (Seal) • J. S. HARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CITAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
ARTICLE 2.—DUTIES OF CITY OFFICERS.
• 6-201. References to Mayor and Council, or to any'Com-
• mittee—deemed to refer to Board of Commissioners. That
wherever in any ordinance heretofore adopted by the Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of Salina, any reference is made to the
Mayor and Councilmen or the Councilmen or to the Council of
the City of Salina, or to any committee thereof, such reference
shall be deemed to be and to refer to the Board of Commissioners
of the City of Salina, Kansas, except as may be otherwise
specifically provided by ordinance (§ 1, Ord. 3030, 9-15-24).
6-202. Duties of City Clerk. In addition to any and all
other duties, which may now or hereafter be prescribed by or-
- dinance, it shall be the duty of the City Clerk to keep his office,
in the City Hall open for business continuously from 8:30 o'clock
A. M. to 5:00 o'clock P. M. He shall register all voters in the •
city as provided by law, and shall collect and pay all fees pertain-
ing to his office, or which are required to be paid to him as City
Clerk, as provided in any of the ordinances of the City of Salina,
into the City Treasury, taking the Treasurer's receipt therefor.
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City Officers.
Whenever any ordinance or section thereof shall have been here-
tofore'or shall be hereafter repealed it shall be the duty of the City
Clerk to write or stamp on the face of-the record of said ordinance
or section thereof, in the original ordinance books of the City of
Salina, and upon the face of the original ordinance or section
thereof on file in his office, the word "Repealed" together with a
notation of the number and date of passage of the ordinance re-
pealing such ordinance or section. The City Clerk shall keep both
a numerical and an alphabetical index of all ordinances passed by
the Board of Commissioners and shall note thereon the repeal of
any such ordinance or section thereof. Whenever any paper of
any kind entitled or required to be filed with the City Clerk, is
presented to him for filing, the Clerk shall, at the time of the
reception thereof write or stamp thereon the word "Filed" to-
gether with the date of reception and the name of the Clerk. The
City Clerk shall perform such other and further duties as may be
required by law or which may be directed at any time by the Board •
of Commissioners.
All acts required to be performed by the Clerk hereunder or
by any other ordinance shall be performed by such Clerk or by
his deputy or assistant under his direction (§ 1, Ord. 3059, 12-
29-24).
6-203. Additional duties of Clerk. It shall be the duty
of said Clerk to attend all meetings of the said council and record
their proceedings, to keep the proper account books belonging to
his office, and to keep a special and distinct account of moneys or
other property received by said Treasurer, to number all orders
issued on the treasury for the payment of money and to keep
a record of the date of the issue of said order, the name of the
person to whom issued, the amount and number of the same, and
the date of the cancellation or payment of the same, and keep
and preserve all papers, books, records and documents belonging
to said city and keep an ordinance book to be furnished by said
city, in which he shall enter at length, in a plain and distinct
handwriting, every ordinance hereafter enacted for said city im-
mediately after its passage, and he shall append thereto a note
stating the date of its passage, the page of the journal containing
the record of the final vote on its passage, and also the name of
the newspaper in which said ordinance was published, and the
date of such publication, aiid affix the seal of said city thereto,
and in connection with the Mayor to attest the same; to certify to
the County Clerk of Saline County, Kansas, all taxes and assess-
ments levied by said city under the authority of the laws govern-
ing said city; to make and prepare for publication, quarterly re-'
ports for the quarters ending the 15th day of March, June, Septem-
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ber and December, respectively, containing' a full and detailed
statement of the receipts, expenditures and indebtedness of the said
city for the •quarter ending on the 15th of said months in each
year, and present the same to the council of said city in time for
publication of the same between the 15th and 20th clays of said
months; and in connection with the Mayor to sign all licenses
issued by said city, and affix the corporate seal of said city there-
to; and to perform all such other- duties as may be required of.
him by said council (§ 2, Ord. 280, 6-24-79).
• 6-204. Clerk to pay over money. It shall be the duty of
said Clerk to pay over all moneys that may come into his hands
as such Clerk as required by .law or ordinance, and shall deliver
to his successor in office all the books, records, papers and other
things belonging to his office (§ 3, Ord. 280, 6-24-79).
6-205. Duties of City Treasurer; deposits in banks; bonds
of depositories. It shall be the duty of the City Treasurer to
deposit daily all funds and moneys of whatsoever kind that'shall
cone into his possession by virtue of his office as such City
Treasurer, in his name as such treasurer, in one or more respon-
sible banks located in the City of Salina, and designated by the
City Council as city depositories; Provided, that such bank or banks
shall pay interest on the average daily balances, computed on even
hundreds of dollars at such rate as may be agreed upon with
the City Council, and shall credit the same monthly to the ac-
count of such Treasurer, _and provided further, that when more
than one bank is designated as depositories, the City Treasurer
shall divide-such funds equally between such banks so designated.
Before directing the deposit of any funds as aforesaid, the City
Council shall take and approve from such bank or banks a bond
in the sum to be fixed.by the City Council equal to the approxi-
mate average amount that may be on deposit during any one year, .
with good and sufficient surety, conditioned that such deposit shall
be promptly paid on the proper warrant of said Treasurer, and the
bondsmen of said Treasurer shall not be liable for such deposit;
and such bank or banks shall on the first Monday of each month
file with the City Clerk a statement of the amount of money to
the credit of the said.Treasurer at the close of business each day
during the previous month, and the amount of interest accrued
thereon during such month, computed on even hundreds of. dol-
lars. It shall be the further duty of said Treasurer to keep an
accurate account of all receipts and disbursements of the treasury ,
of the city, in books provided for that purpose at the expense of
said city, in which he shall specify the names of the persons from
whom received and to whom paid, on what account the same is
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received and paid out, the kinds of funds and the time of such
receipt and payment (§ 6, Ord. 280, Amd. § 1, Ord. 1180, 4-21-03).
6-206. Additional duties,of Treasurer. If said Treasurer
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shall receive in payment of city taxes or assessments or for licenses
or other dues, any legally issued warrants or orders or any ma-
tured coupons, bonds or scrip of said city, or shall redeem any
such warrants, orders, coupons, bonds or scrip out of money in
the treasury appropriated by ordinance for that purpose, it shall.
be the duty of said Treasurer upon redeeming said warrants,
orders, coupons, bonds or scrip or upon 'receiving the same in pay-
ment for such taxes, assessments, licenses or other dues, to cause
the person presenting such warrants, orders, coupon, bond or scrip
to endorse the same with the date of its payment, and said
Treasurer shall write on the face of the.warrant, order, coupon,
bond or scrip, "Redeemed," and shall enter in his books the num-
ber of said warrant, order, coupon, bond or script, its date, amount,
the name of the person to, whom issued, the name of the person,
from whom received or to whom paid, the date of receipt or pay-
ment and the amount of interest, if any; paid thereon' and the
kind of instrument (§ 7, Ord. 280, 6-24-79).
• 6-207. Treasurer; deliver warrants, bonds, etc., to Clerk..
Said treasurer shall on the first Monday of each month deposit in
the office of the Clerk of said city all warrants, orders, coupons,
bonds and scrip, by him redeemed or received in payment as such
Treasurer and take his receipt therefor (§ 8, Ord. 280,4-24-79).
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6-208. Treasurer receive moneys; give receipts. It shall
be the duty of said Treasurer to receive all moneys clue to and
collected for said city and safely keep the same and pay out the
same only on presentation of the properly drawn order of. the
council, signed by the Mayor and attested by the Clerk and the
seal of said city; and at the time any money shall be paid into
the treasury of said city, to make and 'sign duplicate receipts to
the person paying the same, stating therein the fund in which
such money belongs and to deliver one of said receipts to the per-
son paying the same and to deliver immediately after its execution
the other of said receipts to the.Clerk of said city; to keep separate
and distinct accounts of the different funds belonging to said
city, to safely keep and preserve all books, papers, bonds, or
documents belonging to his office; and to make and deliver to the
council of said city each year on or before the regular.meeting of
said council in the month of March, a full and detailed statement
of all his receipts and dish rrsenients as said treasurer, 'describing
the same; and shall now and hereafter do and perform all such
other duties as are now or hereafter may he required of him by
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ordinance or by direction of said council, and the said treasurer
is strictly prohibited from renewing by indorsement or otherwise
any city warrant issued by the said City of Salina (§ 9, Ord. 280,
• 6-24-79).
6-209. Treasurer deliver books, etc., to successor. Said
treasurer shall deliver over to his successor in office or to any
other person authorized by law or ordinance to receive the same,
all moneys, books, papers and other things appertaining thereto or:
belonging to his said office (§ 10, Ord. 280, 6-24-79).
6-210. Duties of City Attorney; attend courts; draw or-
dinances. That it shall be the duty of the City Atttorney to at-
tend all cases in the Police Court, when he is notified by the
Police Judge or the officer making the arrest, so to do; to attend
all cases in the District Court or in any of the higher courts where-
in the city is interested or is a party; to attend all regular meetings
of the City Council and all. special and adjourned meetings, when
so requested by the Mayor or acting Mayor; to draw ordinances
when so requested by the Mayor and Council or the chairman of
any committee of the council(§ 2, Ord. 1859, 6-21-15).
6-211. Attorney give advice to Mayor, etc.; draw con-
tracts. It shall be the duty of the City Attorney to give legal
advice to the Mayor and Council or the chairman of any committee
of the council or other city officer, and whenever so requested,'_
shall reduce his•opinion to writing, and it shall be his further duty
to draw any.contract or other writing necessary to the prosecution
bf the business of the city (§ 3, Ord. 1859, 6-21-15).
6-212. Failure and neglect; forfeiture of pay. If in any
case the City Attorney shall refuse or neglect to perform any of
the duties aforesaid, he shall forfeit double the amount required
tb pay for the work so refused or neglected, which sum shall he
deducted from his salary. (§ 4, Ord. 1859, 6-21-15).
6-213. City Physician appointment. (The appointment of
a City Physician is authorized by Sec. 15, Ord. 2216, see Sec. 20
315.)
6-214. City Engineer; Sanitary and Health Officer; offices •
combined. That the Director of.Public Service who is ex-officio
City Engineer shall also be ex-officio Sanitary and Health Officer
of the City of Salina,. Kansas, and that the duties of both of said
offices shall be performed by the Director of Public Service' (§ 31,
Ord. 2423, 1-21-22).
•6-215. Street Commissioner; Superintendent of Streets;
duties. The Street Commissioner shall have charge of and direct •
the work of- all laborers and. teams engaged in working on the
streets and alleys of the city, and all such employes shall be under
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the immediate direction of said Street Commissioner, with the
right in him, subject to the provisions of this ordinance, to em-
ploy and discharge all laborers and employes in his department. It
shall be his general duty to keep the streets, alleys, sidewalks,
bridges, viaducts and culverts clean and in good repair for public
use and travel. He shall also keep a complete and accurate account
of all laborers and teams employed in his department, and an
itemized statement of the cost thereof, each month, and shall each
. month present to the Mayor and Council a complete and accurate
report showing the number,of laborers and teams employed, the
number of days worked by each and the wages paid each per day,
and showing also the work done by his department for the
preceding month as well as receipts and transactions of his office;
and shall, as often as the first Monday of March, June, September
and December, of each year, render to the council a true, complete
and itemized statement of the property in his possession belonging
to the city (§ 1, Ord. 1717, 6-16-13).
6-216. City Mechanic; duties. That there be and there is
hereby created the- office of City Mechanic, whose duty it shall
be to keep in first class mechanical order and repair all motor •
equipmen •belonging to and used by the City of Salina, including
the equipment of the Fire Department, Street Department, Park
Department and Police'Department and such other equipment as
may he placed in his-charge for repair by the direction of the City
Manager, and said City Mechanic shall perform such other and
further duties at any time as may be directed by the City.Manager.
The City Manager shall appoint such City Mechanic, who
shall hold his office at the pleasure of the City Manager and shall.
he paid such salary, as may now or hereafter be provided by
ordinance (j 1, Ord. 3061, 1-5-1925).
6-217. Office of Mechanic in Fire Department abolished.
From and after the taking effect of this ordinance the office of
Mechanic in the Fire Department shall be abolished (§ 2, .Ord.
3061, 1-5-1925).'
6-218. Night Fireman at City Hall; duties: That there.
be and hereby is created and established the position of night
fireman at the City Building whose duty it shall be to tend the
boiler and furnace, to keep and maintain regular temperature at
all times in the said City Building and the greenhouse adjacent
thereto, and perform such other duties as may be assigned to him
from time to time ( 1, Ord. 2412, 11-16-21).
6-219. Caretaker City Dump; duties. That the Mayor,
with the consent of the City Council, may appoint a suitable person
to act as caretaker of the city dump grounds, whose duties shall
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be to take the proper care 'of said grounds, as may be directed by,
the Public Health Committee of the City of Salina, provided,
however, such caretaker shall not be appointed for any specified
term (§ 1, Ord. 2363, 12-9-1920).
• ARTICLE 3.—SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS. .
6-301. Wages and salaries paid semi-monthly. That the
wages and salaries of all officers and employees of the City of
Salina, Kansas shall be paid semi-monthly (§ I, Ord. 2127, 12-
29-17).
• 6-302. Salaries of certain officers and employees. That
the salaries and compensations of the various officers and em-
ployees of the City of Salina, Kansas, from and after the 1st day
Of January, 1924, shall be as follows, payable semi-monthly:
. The City Manager, shall feceive the sum of $5,000.00 per
annum.
City Clerk, $2,000.00 per annum.
City Treasurer, $400.00 per annum. .
Caretaker of Dump Grounds, $480.00 per annum, which shall
be in full compensation for all services rendered. •
Building Custodian shall receive $1,200.00 per annum, which
shall be in full compensation for all services rendered.
The City Engineer and Sanitary and Health Officer shall
receive $3,000.00 per annum; Helper $4.00 per day, which shall
he in full compensation for all services rendered.
The Superintendent, of Parks shall receive the sum of $1,-
200.00 per annum, which shall be in full compensation for his
services.
The Custodian and Stage Manager of Memorial Hall shall
receive the sum of $1,500.00 per year which shall be in full com-
pensation for his services.
6-303. Salaries of other officers and employees. That
from and after January. 1, 1925, the salaries and compensation of
the several officers and employees of the City of Salina, Kansas,
.as hereafter mentioned, shall be as follows, to-wit:
The City Bookkeeper shall receive the sum of $1,440.00 per
annum. •
• The City Manager's Stenographer shall receive the sum of
$1,200.00 per annum.
The Superintendent of Streets shall receive the sum of $1,-
500.00 per annum. •
• All salaries above mentioned shall be in full compensation for
all services rendered by such officers and employees (§ 1, Ord.
3060, 1-5-1925).
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6-304. Salary of City Attorney. That from and after
June 15th, 1917, the salary of the City Attorney of the City of
Salina,. shall be $1,500.00 per annum, payable monthly as other
claims against the city are payable, which shall be in full compensa-
tion for his services, provided, however, that for all, business and
cases outside of Saline County, Kansas, conducted by him, he shall
• be allowed reasonable compensation, to be agreed upon by the
Mayor and Council before such services are performed (§ 5, Ord.
1859 and § 1, Ord. 2057, 6-30-17).
6-305. Salary of Police Judge. That the salary of the
Police Judge of the City of Salina, Kansas shall,be the sum of
$900.00 per annum, payable semi-monthly, which shall be in full
compensation for his services, such salary to be paid out of the ,
General Fund of said city, as other claims, are payable (§ 1, Ord.
2155, 2-22-1918).
6-306. Justice of the Peace act as Police Judge, salary
deducted. In event of a Justice of the Peace being called to act
as Police Judge, the compensation of such Justice of the Peace
shall be,deducted from the salary of the Police Judge, but shall
not exceed the salary of the Police Judge for such period (§ 2,
Ord. 2155, 2-22-18).
6-307. . Salaries of Police Department. The Chief of
Police shall receive $1,600.00 per annum; the Assistant Chief of
Police $1,560.00 per annum and all other police officers, includ-
ing patrolmen, plain clothes men and desk sergeants, excepting
Motorcycle Police shall he paid in accordance with the following
schedule, to-wit:
For the first 6 months of their employment such officers •
shall receive a salary of from $80.00 per month to $100.00 per
month, depending upon their experience and fitness for the posi-
tion, the amount of such salary for said first 6 months to he de- •
termined by the City:Manager. After the first 6 months of their
emplovthent, if their service has been satisfactory and they are
retained on the Police Force, every such officer shall be entitled to
an increase in salary, over and above the amount being paid to such
officer at the end of his first 6 months period in accordance with
the following schedule, to-wit:
For an officer who shall be receiving a salary at the end of
his first 6 months of $80.00 per month, such salary shall be for
the second 6 months, $90.00 per month; for the third 6 months, .
$100.00 per month; for the fourth 6 months $110.00 per. month
for the fifth .6 months $115.00 per month and thereafter at the
rate of $120.00 per month.
For an officer whose salary at the end of the first 6 months
is $90.00 per month such salary shall be for the second 6 months
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of City Officers.
$100.00 per month; for the third 6 months $110.00 per month, for
• the fourth 6 months $115.00 per month and thereafter at the rate
of $120.00 per month.
For an officer salary at the end of the first 6 months is
$100.00 per month, his salary shall be for the second 6 months.
$110.00 per month; for the third 6 months $115.00 per month and
thereafter at the rate of $120.00 per month.
Provided however, that the rate of payment above provided,
and an increase in payment, therein mentioned shall take effect
. only when a police officer shall have been in the continuous eni-
ploy of the Police Department of the City of Salina for a period
which would entitle him to such an increase, and provided further,
that such schedule 'shall not be held to reduce the salary of any
police officer now in the employ of the Police Department, but
that the salary now paid to each officer shall remain in effect until
such officer shall be entitled to an increase, based upon the length•
of time that such officer has been in the continuous service of
the Police Department in accordance with the schedule herein pro-
•vided for officers commencing at the rate of $80.00 per month,
and provided further that nothing in this ordinance shall affect
or change the salaries now being paid the Chief of •Police, the
Assistant Chief of Police or the Motorcycle Police now employed
by the Police Department (§ I, Ord. 2906 and § 1, Ord. 2919 and
§ 1, Ord. 2968, 5-1924),
6-308. Salaries of Fire Department. The Chief of the•
Fire Department shall receive $1,680.00 per annum; the Assistant
Chief of the Fire Department, $1,260.00 per annum; Mechanics
$1,320.00 per annum. and the salary of all other firemen em-
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ployed by the Fire Department shall be as follows:
For the first 6 months of their employment $90.00 per
month; for the next 6 months $100.00 per month. At the end
of• 1 year and for the succeeding 6 months, $110,00 per month
and thereafter an additional $5.00 per month shall -be added for
, each additional 6 months of employment until a salary of any such
fireman shall have reached $125.00, per ,month: after which such
salary shall continue at the rate of $125.00 per month, Provided
However, that nothing herein provided shall reduce the present
salary of any fireman and provided further that the increase
herein provided for shall not take effect as to firemen now in
service until January 1st, 1925; at which time every fireman now
in the employ of the Fire Department shall have his salary in-
creased in accordance with the schedule herein provided, based
upon the continuous length of the employment of such firemen at
that date, from and after January, 1, .1.924 (§ 1, Ord. 2906 and
-§ 2, Ord, 2919, 2-24-24). -
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Planning Commission.
6-309. Salary of Building Inspector. There shall be paid
to the Building Inspector of said city, as a salary, the sum of
$150.00 per month and such Inspector shall devote all of his time
to the duties of said position (§ 6, Ord. 2908, 12-28-1923).
6-31.0. Salary of City Mechanic. From and after January
' 1, 1925, the salary of the City Mechanic shall be $1,470.00 per
annum, which shall be in full compensation for his services (§ 3,
Ord. 3061, 1-5-1925).
ARTICLE 4.—CITY PLANNING COMMISSTON.
• Ordinance No. 3083.
An Ordinance creating a City Planning Commission for the City
of Salina, providing for the appointment of the members of,
and defining the duties of such Commission, providing for
• the approval by such Commission of all plats or replats of
lands or additions in or adjoining the City of Salina; and
repealing all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith. •
Be it Ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
6-401. City Planning Commission created. § 1. That
there be and there is hereby created a Commission to be known
as the City Planning Commission of the City of Salina.
6-402. Members of Commission; appointment. § 2. The
City' Planning Commission shall consist of 7 members, all of
whom; shall !be'•tax'payers.and residents of the City of Salina
ai d'shall be Appetinted by the Mayor and with the consent of the
Board of Commissioners. That said members shall serve for
•terms'of three years from the first day of May of the year in
.which they are appointed, and that not more than two of such
'members shall be appointed in any one year, provided; however,
that vacancies caused by the death, resignation or other disability
of any member shall be filed for the unexpired term only. That
the members of such commission shall serve without compensa-
tion and shall perform the duties and have the powers herein-
after provided for; and provided further, that the members of
the City Planning Commission now holding office as such shall
continue to hold such offices as members of the Commission here-
by created until the expiration of the terms for which they were
heretofore appointed.
6-403. Organization of Commission. §'3, The members •
of the City Planning Commission shall meet at least once a
month at.such time and place as they may fix by resolution. They
shall select one of their number as Chairman and one as Vice-
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Planning Commission.
Chairman, who shall serve one year, or until their successors have
been selected. Special meetings may be called at any time by the
Chairman or in his absence by the Vice-Chairman. A majority of
the Commission shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of
business. The Commission shall cause a proper record to be kept
of its proceedings. •
6-404. Duties. Of Commission. § 4. The Powers and
duties of the Commission shall be to make.plans and maps of the
whole or any portion of the City of Salina and of any land out-
side of the City,. which, in the opinion of the Commission, bears
relation to the planning of the City of-Salina and to make changes-
in such plans or maps when it deems the same advisable. Such
Maps or plans shall show the Commission's recommendations for
new streets, alleys, ways, viaducts, bridges, sub-ways, park-ways,
parks, playgrounds or any other public ground or public improve-
ment and the removal, relocation, widening or extension of such
Public works then existing with a view to the systematic planning
of the municipality, and the Commission shall'make recommenda-
tions to the Board of Commissioners of:the City of Salina con-
cerning the location of streets, transportation and communication
facilities, public buildings and grounds and 'other civic improve-
ments and matters affecting the appearance of the City; and shall
make such recommendations as they deem proper relative to any
matters concerning the location of buildings or other matters
•which may be referred to them by the Board of Commissioners.
Whenever the Commission shall have made and agreed upon a
plan for the development of the municipality or any portion.there-
. of, such plan or plans shall be submitted to the Board of Coni-
•missioners for their consideration and .action.
6-405. .Plats and additions submitted to Commission.
.§ 5. All maps, plats or re-plats of land laid out in building lots,
-.and the streets, alleys or other portions of the same, intended to be
dedicated-to public use, or for the use of purchasers or owners
of lots fronting thereon or adjacent thereto, and located within
the City limits of the City of Salina, or any addition, adjoining
and connecting with such City, shall be submitted to the City
Planning Commission for their consideration and their recom-
mendations, and shall then be submitted to the Board of Com-
missioners of the City of Salina for .the official consideration ana
- action of such Board: No such plat or re-plat shall be filed.with
the Register .of Deeds, provided by law, until such plat or
• -re-plat shall have the endorsement upon it-of the fact that it has
been first submitted to the City Planning Commission and by the
-City Planning Commission to• the -Governing Board or body of
such City, and by such Governing Body duly approved, in accord-
Ch. 6, Art. 4] City Officers, Boards and Commissions. City Sf1
Planning Commission.
ance with the requirements of Sections 12-705 and 13-1413, of the
Revised Statutes of Kansas, 1923.
6-406. Plats approved by Board of Commissioners; filed
with Register of Deeds. § 6. Any person or corporation de-
-siring to subdivide any tract of land' within or touching the bound-
ary line of the City shall plat the same, so as to conform to plats,
streets and alleys of said City next adjoining said land, and shall
submit the plat thereof, together with an abstract of title to the
Governing Body of said City for approval before filing said plat
in the office of the Register of Deeds. No reservation shall be,
.made, in the dedication Of the streets, alleys or public grounds by •
said grantor-in any of such streets, alleys or public grounds for
any purpose whatsoever. When any such plat is filed with the
'Board of Commissioners of the City of Salina for approval the
•same shall be referred to the City Planning Commission for their
recommendation, as provided by the preceding section of this
ordinance. No.plat or any land of which the streets and alleys
-do not conform to the streets and alleys next adjoining shall be
legal unless the same shall be submitted to the Board of-Commis-
sioners of the City of Salina and by such Board of Cominission-
ers approved, or if any reservation is made by The grantor in any
street, alley or public ground contained in any such plat.
6-407: City open streets; plats illegal. § 7. ' Whenever
any plat is filed, the streets or alleys of which do .not conform
to the streets and alleys of the City of Salina previously platted
'and next. adjoining such plat, the City of Salina shall have the
right, if such plat was not duly approved by the Board of Com-
missioners Of the City of Salina, to open' any street Or alley
through.such land, which may conform to the streets or alleys
• adjoining such plat, and ih opening any such street such plat shall
be regarded as' not having been filed, and the owners of the prop-
erty through which such' streets of alleys are opened, or of any
other property affected by such opening, shall have recourse for
'such damages'as.they may sustain against the grantor or grantors
in said plat in accordance.with the provisions,of Section 13-1413
'of the Revised Statutes of Kansas, 1923.
6-408. Conflicting ordinances repealed. §.8. That 'all
'ordinances or 'parts of ordinance in conflict with the provisions
of this ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed.
' 6-409. Take 'effect. '§ 9: This ordinance shall take effect
and be in'force from and after its publication once in the Book of
'Revised Ordinances of the' City of Salina. - ' •
-Iittroduced 'for 'first reading, February 16th, 1925.
Passed and approved, March 2nd, 1925.
(Seal) J:S. HARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS F. BANKER, City Clerk.
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of Memorial Hall.
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ARTICLE 5.—TRUSTEES OF MEMORIAL HALL.
• Ordinance No. 3084. •
. An Ordinance creating a Board of Trustees for. the Salina Memo-
rial Hall, providing for the appointment of the members
thereof, defining the duties of such Trustees and repealing all
ordinances or parts thereof in conflict with the terms of this
ordinance.
Be it Ordained•by. the Board of Commissioners of the City_ of
Salina, Kansas:
6-501. Memorial Hall .Trustees• •Board created. § 1.
• `That the management and control of the Salina Memorial Hall,
the Memorial Building erected by the City of Salina:pursuant to
the provisions of :a- certain special election heretofore held in
the City of Salina authorizing the issue of bonds for the pay-
ment' thereof in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 256 of
the Laws of the State'of Kansas, 1921, be and the same is hereby
`vested in a Board of Trustees, consisting of three members to be
'appointed by the Mayor of the City of Salina. Said Trustees shall
'be •residents of the City of Salina, each of whom shall be ap-
pointed for the term of ithree'years, from the first day of April
in the year of such appointment; Provided, that the term of no two
'.members shall expire in the same year, and provided further that
;all members hereafter appointed shall be so appointed upon the
`expiration of the term: of•office of the Trustees holding.office at
'the time of the taking effect of this ordinance. Any vacancy on
• 'said Board by. reason of death, resignation or other:disability of
any of said members shall be filled for the unexpired term of the
member causing such vacancy. Said .Trustees shall serve with-
out compensation and shall make annual reports and reconimenda-
-tions to the ',Board of. Commissioners' of the' City of Salina, re-
'specting the management_ and•use of said building and the needs
'thereof.
• 6=502. Powers and'duties of Board: § 2. That the Board
'of'Trusfees•shalt have sole charge and management of said Salina
Memorial Hall and shall have authority to lease all or any part of
said building'for hire to 'any person•of persons desiring to lease •
the same and to fix the rate and terms'upon-which the charge shall
be made and collected therefor, and to make such provisions for
the use of said building as they may deem necessary and proper. •
. 6-503. Income; tax levy. § 3. That all of the income re-
. ceived and derived from the use of said hall shall be paid by said
Board into.the City TreaMury of the City of Salina to be kept in
a fund to be known as the Memorial Hall Fund, and all expenses
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Library Board.
of maintenance and other expenses in connection with said Me-
morial Hall shall be paid out of such fund, on vouchers approved .
by the Chairman of said Board and duly appropriated by Ordi-
nance, and the Board of Commissioners may annually levy a-tax
of not more than 1/10 of one mill to take care of the expenses
and maintenance of such Memorial Hall not provided by the in-
come from such Hall.
6-504. Conflicting ordinances repealed. § 4. That all
ordinances or -parts thereof in conflict with the terms of this ordi-
nance be and the same are hereby repealed.
6-505. Take effect. § 5. This ordinance shall take effect -
and be in full force from and after its publication in the Book of
Revised Ordinances of the City of Salina.
Introduced for first reading, February 16th, 1925.
Passed and approved, March 2nd, 1925. •
(Seal) J. S. HARGETT, tl-favor.
Attest: CnAS. E. BANKER, CitY Clerk.
ARTICLE 6.—LIBRARY BOARD.
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Ordinance No. 3085. -
An Ordinance creating a Board to he known as the Directors
of the Salina Free Public Library, defining the duties
of such Board, providing for the appointment of the mem-
bers thereof and repealing all other ordinances or-parts there-
of in conflict herewith. -
Whereas, the City of Salina has heretofore, in the manner
provided by law, and by gift, acquired a free public library build-
ing together with the necessary equipment and books therefor,
Now, therefore,
Be it Ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
6-601. Library Board created; appointment; terms. § 1.
That there be and there is hereby created a. Board to be known
as the Directors of the Salina ,Free Public Library, consist-
ing of nine (9) members, one of-whom shall be the Mayor of
the City of Salina, who shall be an ex-officio'member of said
Board, and the remaining eight (8) members. shall be appointed
by the.Mayor by and with the approval of the Board of Commis-
sioners, all of said members 'to be chosen from the residents of
the City of Salina at iarge, with reference to their fitness for
such office; provided that no person holding any official position'
under the City, other than the Mayor, shall be appointed a Director
while holding such office. All 'of the present members of the
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Library Board.
Board of Directors shall hold office until the expiration of their
respective terms, .which expire as follows, to-wit: Two on April
5th, 1925; two on April 5th, 1926, two on April 5th, 1927 and
two on April 5th, 1928. Upon•the expiration of the terms of
such members the Mayor shall annually appoint two members of •
said Board who shall hold their office for four years from and
after the 1st day of February of the year in which they were ap-
pointed, and thereafter all terms shall be .for four years from and
after the 1st day of February in the year of such, appointment.
Any vacancy created by resignation, death or otherwise shall
. be filled by appointment by the Mayor for the unexpired term
only. Such Board shall serve without compensation.
6-602. Duties of Board; expenditures; treasurer. §2.
Such Board shall effect their own organization and-elect officers
from their own members, and shall adopt such bylaws and rules
for their own guidance and for the government of 'the Library as
- • they may deem expedient, and not-inconsistent with the laws of
the State of Kansas with reference to Public Libraries. They shall
have full and comp]'ete'charge and supervision of the Library and
all of the buildings, grounds and rooms set apart for that pur-
pose,'and shall have all such other and further duties as may be
provided for •such. Board by' the laws of the State of Kansas.
They'shall have exclusive control of the expenditures of all mon-
• eys collected by taxation or otherwise to the credit of the.Library
Fund, which fund shall be kept in the Treasury of the City of
Salina, and shall be kept separate and apart .froth other funds.
The City, Treasurer, upon receiving a certificate signed by the
President and Secretary of the Board of Directors to the effect
that the person named in such certificate has been duly elected as
the Treasurer of the Library Fund and has given bond as regtured
by law, -shall pay over. to such Treasurer all funds collected for
the maintenance of such Public Library, to be by such Library
Treasurer disbursed under the direction of the Board of'Directors
as by law provided. ' •
6-603. Tax levy. .§ 3. The Board of commissioners of the
City of Salina shall-annually ,levy a 'tax of not to exceed one mill
on the dollar on'all taxable property in, the City, subject to taxa-
tion, to be levied and collected in a like manner with the other taxes
offi the City of Salina, to be known as the Library,Fund, which
- shall be handled and disbursed as by this ordinance and by the,
laws of the State. of.Kansas provided.
6-604., - Conflicting- ordinances repealed.. ; 4. That all -
other. ordinances• or parts of ordinances in conflict with the pro-
visions of this ordinance be and-the.same .are hereby repealed. •
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• Cemetery Board.
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6-605. Take effect. § 5. This ordinance shall take effect •
and be in full force from and after its publication in the Book•
of Revised Ordinances of the City of Salina.
Introduced for first reading, February 23, 1925. ,
Passed and approved, March 2, 1925.
(Seal) J. S. IIARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CIHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
ARTICLE 7.—CEMETERY BOARD.
Ordinance No. 3086.
An Ordinance providing for the appointment of a Board of
Directors of Gypsum Hill Cemetery Association, defining the •
duties of the members of such Board and repealing all ordi-
nances or parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of
this ordinance.
Whereas, the City of Salina has heretofore acquired, in the
manner provided by law, all of the unsold land of the Gypsum
• Hill Cemetery Association and has assumed complete control of the
Gypsum Hill Cemetery, together with the control of all road-ways
and parkings in and around said Cemetery, and
Whereas, the management and control of the property and
' affairs of said Gypsum Hill Cemetery Association has heretofore
been, in the manner provided by law, placed in charge of a Board
of Directors to be appointed by the governing body of the City of
Salina, now therefore,
Be it Ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of -
Saluaa, Kansas: -
6-701. Cemetery Board; powers and duties. § 1. That
the Board of Directors of the Gypsum Hill Cemetery Associa-
tion, which shall have the management and control of the property
and affairs of said Gypsum Hill Cemetery Association and of
. the Gypsum Hill Cemetery, located in the North-east Quartet
(NE%) •of Section Eighteen (18), Township Fourteen (.14),
Range Three (3), Saline County, Kansas, be appointed by the
Board of Commissioners of the City of Salina, said Board of
Directors to consist of six Members not more.than two of Whom
shall be appointed in any one year, and who shall hold their offices
for a period of three years from and after the date of their ap-
pointment; provided that the members of the Board of Directors
of the Gypsum Hill Cemetery Association heretofore appointed by
the governing body of the City,-of Salina, Kansas shall, at the
first meeting of such Board of Directors, after the taking effect
of this ordinance, fix the terms of such present directors, by lot
or otherwise, the manner thereof to be determined by such Board,
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so that the terms of office of two of the present members shall
expire on the 1st clay of January, 1926, two on the 1st day of
• January, 1927 and two on the • 1st day of January, 1928, and
that thereafter the governing body of the City of Salina shall •
annually before January first of each year appoint two members
of such Board, to hold office for a term of three years from and
after the 1st day of January following such appointment; and
provided further that vacancies caused by the death, resignation or
other disability of any member shall be filled for the unexpired
term only. Such members shall serve without compensation, shall
effect their own organization and elect their own officers, shall
have the sole control and management of said Cemetery, and shall
• . have all of the authority conferred upon them by the laws or
the State of Kansas or by such ordinances of the City of'Salina as
shall not be in conflict'with such laws. They shall adopt such by-
laws and rules for their own government and the government of
said Cemetery as may be necessary. '
6-702. . Conflicting ordinances repealed. § 2. That all
ordinances or parts thereof in conflict with the provisions of this ,
ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed.
6-703. Take effect. •§ 3. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force from and after its publication once in the Book
of Revised Ordinances of the City of Salina.
Introduced for first reading, February 23rd, 1925. .
Passed and approved, March 2nd, 1925. •
(Seal) J. S. HARGETT, Mayor,
Attest: CHAS F. BANKER, City Clerk.
CHAPTER 7.—CITY LIMITS.
Article 1.—Boundaries Established.-7-101 to 7-103.
• 2.—Ordinances Extending Limits.-7-701 to
7-287.
ARTICLE 1.—BOUNDARIES ESTABLISHED..
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Ordinance No. 3073.
An Ordinance defining and establishing corporate the boundaries •
. and limits of the City of Salina, Kansas.
Be it Ordained by the Board 'of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
7401. City limits defined. § 1. That the corporate
boundaries of the'City of Salina are hereby defined as hereinafter.
in this section set forth, and that all of the land lying within the
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boundaries so defined be and the same is hereby declared to be
within the corporate limits of the City of Salina, Kansas, such
. boundaries or corporate limits being as follows, to.-wit: •
Commencing at the point of intersection of the center of
Ninth Street with •the center of Cloud Avenue, being the corner
of Sections 23, 24, 25 and 26, Township 14 South, Range 3 West
of the 6th P. M. in Saline County, Kansas; •thence north along
the west line of said Section 24 to the point of intersection of said
line with the south line of Jewell Avenue in 1-Iighland Court Ad-.
dition, being the south line of the North Half of the South-east
Quarter of Section 23, Township 14, Range 3; thence west along
the south line of Highland Court Addition to the point of inter-
section of said line with the east line of the right-of-way of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company, being the west line of High-
land Court Addition: thence north along the east line of said
railroad right-of-way to •the point of intersection of said line
with the center line; running east and west, of said Section 23;
thence east along said center line of said Section 23, being the
north line of Highland Court Addition, to a point 1130 feet west
of the south-east 'corner of the Northeast Quarter of said Sec-
tion 23; thence north along a line parallel with and 1130 feet west
of the east line of said Section 23, 2642 feet to a point in the
north line of said Section 23; thence west along the north line
of said Section 23, being the south. line of South Park Addition, •
• to the west line of the North-east Quarter of said Section 23, be-
ing the west line of South Park Addition; thence north along'the
• west line of the South-east Quarter of Section 14, Township 14,
Range 3 to the South-east corner of Leavenworth Addition; thence
west along the south line of Leavenworth Addition to the point of
intersection of said line with the west line of Leavenworth Addi-
tion; thence north along the west line of Leavenworth Addition to•
the point of intersection of said line with the center line of State
Street, being the north line of said Section 14; thence east along
the north line of said Section 14 to the point of intersection of
said line with the center of the channel of Dry Creek; thence in •
a northerly direction down the center of said creek to the point of
intersection of said line with the center line of North Street, being
the north line of Chicago Addition and the center line of Section •
11, Township 14, Range 3; thence east along said center line of
Section 11 to the point of intersection of said line with. the west
line of North Park Addition; thence north along the west line of •
North Park Addition to the center of the channel of Dry' Creek;
thence in a northerly direction down the center of the channel of
Dry Creek•to the intersection of the center of said channel with
the north'line, extended west, of Grand Avenue, being the north • .
line of said North Park Addition; thence east along said north line
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of Grand Avenue to the point of intersection thereof with the
west line of Pacific Addition, being the west line of the North-
east Quarter of the North-east Quarter of Section 11, Township
14, Range 3; thence north along said line, in Thirteenth Street,
to the point of intersection of said line with the north line or
Pacific Addition, being the north line of said Section 11; thence
east along said north line of Section 11, in Pacific Avenue, to the
point of intersection of said line with the south=westerly line; ex-;
tended,south-easterly, of Lots 1, 3 and 5 of Block 32 in Military
Addition; thence north-westerly along said line and along the
west line.of Lots 7 and 9 of said Block 32, being the westerly bound-
ary of said Block 32 in Military Addition, to the north-west con..
ner of said Lot 9 in Block 32; thence clue West 40 feet to a
point; thence due North 132 feet to a point; thence due east
170 feet to East line of alley in Block 32; thence due north to the
north line of Harsh Avenue in Military Addition; thence east
along the north line of Harsh Avenue to the point of intersection
of said line with the west line of Twelfth Street in Military Addi-,
tion; thence north along the west line of Twelfth Street to the
point of intersection of said line with the south-westerly line of .
the abandoned railroad tight-of-way running through said Mili-
tary Addition; thence east to a point in said abandoned railroad
right-of-way clue south of the intersection of the north-easterly
line of said abandoned railroad right-of-way with the South line
• of Antrim Avenue; thence north through said point of intersection •
to the North line of Antrim Avenue, in said Addition; thence
east along the north line of Antrim Avenue to the intersection of
said line with the west line of Eleventh Street in Military Addition;
thence north along •the west line of Eleventh Street and along
said line, extended north through Tucker Park,. to the intersec-,
tion of 'said line with the center line of Euclid Avenue, being the
center line running east and west of Section 1, Township 14,
Range 3; thence east along the center line of Euclid Avenue and
of said Section 1 to,the point of intersection of said line with
• the east line, extended north, of Block 27, Episcopal Military In-
stitute' Addition: thence south along the east lines, and such lines
extended, of Blocks -27, 19, 18, 7 and 6 in Episcopal Military
Institute Addition to the point of intersection of said line with the
center line of Pacific Avenue, being the south line of said Section 1;
thence east along the center line of Pacific Avenue to the point "
of intersection of said lihe with the center line' of Front Street,
extended north, being the center line of Section 12. Township 14. •
Range 3; thence south along said center line to the intersection
of said line with the south line 'of the- main line right-of-way
of the 'Union Pacific Railroad Company; thence north-easterly
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along the southerly line of said railroad right-of-way to the point
of intersection of said line with the east line of Section 12, Town-
, ship 14, Rahge 3; thence south along said east line of Section •
12, being the center line of Ohio Avenue to the intersection of•
said line with the northerly line of the main line right-of-way of
the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company;, thence south-westerly
along the northerly line of said railroad' right-of-way to the point
of intersection of said line with the center line of 'North Street,
being a point 123 feet west of the intersection of the center line'
of said railroad right-of-way with the center line, running east
and west of said Section 12; thence east along the center line of
said Section 12, being the center line of North Street to the
intersection of said line with the center line of Ohio Avenue, be-
ing the east line of Section 12; thence south along 'said line to •
the point of intersection of said line with the center of the channel
of the Smoky Hill River; thence south-easterly down the center
of the•channel of -said river to the point of intersection of said
center line with the east line, extended north, of Delaware Ave-
nue, such point being the north-east corner of Fruitland Addition;
thence south along the east line of Delaware Avenue; being the
east line of Fruitland Addition, to the intersection of said line
with the center line of Iron Avenue; thence east along the center •
line of Iron Avenue to the intersection of Said line with the east
line, extended north, of Delaware Avenue in Phillips East Sa-
lina Addition, thence south along the east line of Delaware Ave-
,nue in said Addition to the center line of Gypsum Avenue; thence
westerly along the center line of Gypsum Avenue to the intersec-
tion of said line with the east line of Section 13, Township 14,
Range 3; thence south 35 feet; thence westerly along the south
line of Gypsum Avenue to the east line of Kansas Avenue in Oak-
dale Addition; thence south along said east line of Kansas Ave-
nue to the intersection of said line with the center of the channel
of the Smoky Hill River; thence easterly, southerly and westerly
up the center of the channel'of the Smoky I-Iill River to the inter-
section of the center line of said channel with the center line,
extended north, of Front Street, being the east line, extended
north, of Van Trine's Addition; thence south along the center line
of Front Street, being the. east line of said Van Trine's Addition,
to the intersection of said line with the north line of Crawford
Street; thence east•along said line to,the north-east corner of Wells
Addition; thence south along the east line, of Wells Addition to
the south-east corner of said addition; thence west along' the.south
line of Wells Addition to the intersection of said line with the
west line of the Northeast Quarter of Section 24, being the center
line of,Front Street;'thence South along said line to the intersec-
tion of said line with the center line of Republic Avenue, being
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the center line running east and west of Section 24, Township
14, Range 3; thence east along said line, being the north line of
the Addition to the Grounds of the Kansas Wesleyan University,
to the intersection of said line with the east line of Decatur Street,
being the north-east corner of said last named addition; .thence
south along the east line of Decatur Street, being the east line
of said Addition, to the intersection of said line with the center
line of Cloud Avenue, being the south-east corner of said addition;
thence west along the center line of Cloud Avenue, being the south
line of said Section 24 to the intersection of said line with the
center line of Ninth Street, being the point of beginning.
7-102. • Reference to additions. § 2. ,That all references
in this ordinance to any addition be deemed to refer to and•that
the same does refer to such addition as originally platted and as
the certificate of the same is recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Saline County, Kansas.
• 7-103. Take effect. § 3. That this ordinance shall take
effect and he in force from and after its publication in the Book
of Revised Ordinances of the City of Salina, Kansas.
Introduced for first reading, February 2, 1925.
Passed and approved, February 23, 1925.
(Seal) J. S. HARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
ARTICLE 2.—ORDINANCES EXTENDING CITY LIMITS.
(Included only by reference to ordinance numbers and dates.)
7-201. Original townsite. The original townsite of the City
of Salina consists of the Southwest quarter of Section 12, and the
Northwest quarter of Section 13, Township 14 South, Range 3
West in Saline County, as shown by the certificate and plat thereof
filed in the office of the Register of Deeds in Saline County, on the
14th day of April, 1862, and includes all of that part of the city
bounded by'Front Street on the East, North Street on the North,
Ninth Street on the West and South Street on the South.
7-202. Additions to original townsite. The Board of
Trustees of the Town of Salina on July 5th, 1870, in accordance
with the provisions of law then in effect, made an order including
as a part of the Town•of Salina and within the corporate limits
thereof all additions previously platted and recorded in the office
• of the register of deeds as additions to the Town of Salina, notice
thereof. having been published in the Salina Herald, July 23,
. 1870. The additions included by such order included Calkins
Addition, Depot Addition, Jones Addition, Bishops Addition,
Abbot &-Willianms Addition and Hugger & Bishops Reserve.
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7-203. Atherton &. Phillips Addition. The land later
platted as Atherton & Phillips Addition was included in the terri-
tory incorporated in the City Limits by Sec. 1, Ord. 553; May
25th, 1887.
7-204. The Addition to the Kansas Wesleyan University
Grounds, according to plat recorded in the office of Register of
Deeds of Saline County on February 2, 1889, incorporated in
City Limits, Sec. 25, Ord: 610; Nov. 10, 1887.
7-205. Beebes Addition. Incorporated in the City Limits
by Ordinance No. 247, December 17th, 1878.
7-206. Berg Addition. The land later platted as such addi-
tion was incorporated in the City Limits; Sec. 6, Ord. 620; Jan.
16th, 1888.
7-207. Berks Addition. Incorporated in the City Limits
by Ord. No. 250, January 20th, 1879. •
7-208. Bishop and Blodgett's Addition, according to plat
recorded in office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on Aug.
7th, 1874, incorporated in City Limits, Ord. 131; Aug. 13, 1874.
7-209. Bond's Addition, according to plat recorded in office
of Register of Deeds, Dec. 9, 1886, incorporated in City Limits;
Sec. 9, Ord. 522; Dec. 23, 1886.
7-210. Braniff & Cravens Addition, according to plat
recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Saline County
on March 28th, 1887, incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 9, Ord.
610; Nova 10, 1887.
7-211. Braniff & Cravens Addition, as incorporated within
the City Limits by Sec. 9, of Ord. 610; which was attempted to
be vacated by Chapter 276 Laws of Kansas, 1897, said attempted=
vacation being illegal and void, determined to be a part of and
within the corporate limits of the City of Salina, Sec. 1, Ord.
1690; Nov. 18th, 1912.
7-212. Bristol's Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on Dec. 3, 1886,
incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 2, Ord. 610; Nov. 10, 1887.
7-213. Carroll's Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds of Saline County, incorporated in
City Limits, Ord. 96; April 17th, 1873.
7-214. Chicago Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on January 18, 1887,
incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 13, Ord. 610; Nov. 10, 1887.
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7-215. College View Addition, formerly known as Plat
"F," according to plat recorded in office of Register of Deeds of
Saline County, incorporated in City Limits, Ord. 2316, Jan. 24.
1920.
7-216. Derringtons Addition. The land later platted as
Derringtons Addition was included in the land added to the City
Limits by Ordinance No. 253, February 24th, 1879.
7-217. East Gardens Addition. The land platted as East
Gardens was included in the tract incorporated in City Limits by
Sec. 2, Ord. 579; July 15th, 1887.
7-218. Eberhardt's Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on June 22, 1887,
incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 18, Ord. 610; Nov. 10, 1887.
7-219. Episcopal Military Institute Addition, according to
the plat filed in the office of the Register of Deeds in Saline
County on.December 21st, 1887, incorporated within the City
Limits of Salina, Ord. 726; Nov. 28th, 1889.
7-220; Elmdale Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on April 5, 1887,
incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 8, Ord. 610; Nov. 10, 1887 (all
that part west of Dry Creek was vacated by resolution of the City
Council and Order of Board of County Commissioners)..
7-221. Ernest & Rhodes Addition. The land later platted
as Ernest & Rhodes Addition was included in the land added Co
the City Limits by Ord. No. 253, February 24th, 1879. '
7-222. Fruitland Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of. Register of Deeds of Saline County on March 14, 1887,
incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 11, Ordinance 610; Nov. 10,
1 887.
7-223. Geis' Addition, according to plat recorded in office
of Register of Deeds of Saline County, incorporated in City
Limits, Ord. 138; Oct. 8. 1874.
7-224. Glenniffer Hill Addition, according to plat recorded
in office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on June 16. 1887,
incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 16, Ord.. 610; Nov. 10, 1887.
7-225. Grounds of the Kansas Wesleyan University, ac-
cording to plat recorded in office of Register of Deeds, incorporat-
ed in City Limits, Ord. 526; Feb. 21, 1887.
7-226. Hoffa's Addition, according to plat recorded in office
of Register of Deeds of Saline County on Sept. 29, 1886, incor-
porated in City Limits, Sec. 1, Ord. 610; Nov. 10. 1887.
7-227. Hudson's Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on May 14, 1887,
incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 14, Ord. 610; Nov. 10, 1887.
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7-228: Highland Court Addition, including that portion
later deeded to the City of Salina for a city park, incorporated in
the City Limits by Ordinance No. 2188, June 3rd, 1918.
7-229. Hol lands Addition. Incorporated in the City Limits
by Ordinance No. 323, February 24th, 1881.
7-230. Hughes Addition, according to plat recorded in office
of Register of Deeds of Saline County on March 2, 1887, incor-
porated in City Limits, Sec. 5, Ord. 610; Nov. 10,-1887.
7-231. Hutchinson's Addition, according to plat recorded •
in office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on July 22, 1887,
incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 21, Ord. 610: Nov. 10, 1887. ,
7-232. Kansas Wesleyan University Grounds, The Addi-
tion to, according to plat recorded Feb. 2, 1889, Sec. 25, Ord.
610; Nov. 10, 1887.
7-233. Kansas Wesleyan University, Grounds of, accord-
ing to recorded' plat, incorporated in City Limits, Ord, 526, Feb.
21; 1887. •
7-234._ Kenwood Park, according to plat recorded in office
of Register of Deeds of Saline County, incorporated in City Limits,
Ord. 2217; Oct. 12, 1918. •
7-235. Leavenworth Addition, according to plat recorded
i❑ office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on Feb. 9, 1887,
incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 7, Ord. 610; Nov. 10, 1887.
7-236. Lill Addition. The land later platted as Lill Addi-
tion was included in the territory incorporated in the City Limits
by Sec. 1, Ord. 533; May 25th, 1887.
7-237. Logan Addition, according to plat recorded in office • •
of Register of. Deeds of Saline County on June 29, 1887, incor-
porated in City Limits, Sec. 19, Ord. 610; Nov. 10, 1887.
7-238. Lunkenheimer's Addition, according to plat recorded
in office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on June .18, 1887,
incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 4, Ord. 610; Nov. 10, 1887.
7-239. Maple Grove Addition. The land later platted as
Maple Grove Addition was included in the land added to the City
Limits by Ordinance No. 253; February 24th, 1879.
7-240., The Military Addition, according to plat recorded
in office of Register. of Deeds of Saline County on Sept. 26,
1887, incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 24, Ord. 610; Nov. 10, ,
1,887 -(parts of this addition were vacated' at various times, for
a:reference to which see the several notes on the original plat in the
• office of the Register of deeds, and Resolution' passed by City
Council passed Feb. 17, 1913. Part of vacated portion was later
platted as Tucker Park and Episcopal Military Institute Addition).
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• 7-241: Morris' Addition, according to plat recorded in office
of Register of Deeds, Feb: 28, 1887, incorporated in the City
Limits, Sec. 1, Ord. 579; July 15, 1887. •
7-242. Morrison's Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds, June 12, 1885, incorporated in City
Limits, Section 2, Ord. 522; December 23rd, 1886. That part of
said addition lying between Ninth Street and the west line of 12th
Street in Phillips 2nd Addition, extended south, was previously
incorporated in the City Limits by Ord. 353, Feb. 24, 1889.
7-243. Morrison's Second Addition, according to plat
recorded in office of Register of Deeds, November 6, 1886, in-
corporated in City Limits, Sec. 7, Ord. 522; Dec. 23rd, 1886.
7-244. Morrison's 3rd Addition, according to plat recorded
in office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on March 23,
1887, incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 12, Ord. 610; Nov. 10,
1887.
7-245. Neeley's Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds, Aug. 28, 1885, incorporated in City
Limits, Sec. 3, Ord. 522; .Dec. 23rd, 1886.
7-246. North Park Addition, according to plat recorded in
• office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on April 7th, 1887,
incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 6, Ord. 610; Nov. 10, 1887.
7-247. Oakdale Park, that part of Oakdale Park not pre-
viously included in corporate limits, incorporated in the City
Limits, Sec. 2, Ord. 553: May 24, 1889.
7-248. Oakdale Addition. Incorporated in the City Limits
by Ordinance No. 239, October 24th, 1878.
7-249. Pacific Addition, according to plat recorded in office
of Register of Deeds, July 3, 1886, incorporated in City Limits,
Sec. 10, Ord. 522: Dec. 23, 1886.
7-250. . Phillips East Salina Addition, according to plat
recorded in office of Register of Deeds, incorporated in the City
Limits, Ord. 554; May 24, 1887. All that portion of said ad-
, dition lying East of the East boundary line of Delaware Avenue
in the City of Salina, being now known as plats 7 and 8, excluded
from the City Limits, Ord. 2271; July 12th, 1919.
7-251. Phillips 2nd Addition. Incorporated in the City
Limits by Ordinance No. 254, February 24th, 1879.
7-252. Prescotts Addition. Incorporated in the .City Limits
by Ordinance No. 323, February 24th, 1881. -
7-253. J. C. Rash & Sons Addition, according to plat record-
ed in office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on March 16,
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1887, incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 15, Ord. 610; Nov. 10,
1887.
7-254. Replat of Beebes 2nd Addition. Incorporated in
the City Limits by Ordinance No. 323, February 24th, 1881.
7-255. Replat of Powers Addition. The land later platted
as replat of Powers Addition was included in the land added to
the City Limits by Ordinance No. 253, February 24th, 1879.
7-256. Riverside Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds, Dec. 9, 1886, incorporated in City
Limits, Sec. 8, Ord. 522; Dec. 23rd, 1886.
7-257. Riverview Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of deeds of Saline County on May 1, 1887, in.
corporated in City Limits, Sec. 23, Ord. 610; Nov. 10, 1887.
7-258. Santa Fe Park Addition. The land,later platted as
such addition was incorporated in the City Limits by Sec. 3, Ord.
620; Jan. 16th, 1888.
7-259. Seitz Addition. The land later platted as Seitz
Addition was included in the land added to the City Limits by Or-
dinance No. 253, February 24th, 1879.
7-260. Smiths Addition. The land later platted as Smiths
Addition was included in the land added to the. City Limits by
Ordinance No. 253, February 24th, 1879.
7-261. Smith & Colvard's Addition, according to plat
recorded in office of Register of Deeds, Oct. 19th, 1885, incor-
• porated in City Limits, Sec. 1, Ord. 522; Dec. 23rd, 1886.
7-262. South Park Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds, July 3rd, 1886, incorporated in City
Limits, Sec. 6, Ord. 522; Dec. 23rd, 1886.
7-263. Sunny Side Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on June 15, 1887,
incorporated'in City Limits, 'Sec. 20, Ord. 610; Nov. 10. 1887.
7-264. Sweeneys Addition: The land later platted as
"Sweeneys Addition was included in the land added to the City
Limits by Ordinance No. 253, February 24th, 1879.
7-265. Tucker Park, according to plat recorded in the office
of Register of Deeds of Saline County, being all that part of
NE% of SE/ of Sec. 2-14-3, lying East of Dry Creek incor-
porated in City Limits, Sec. 1, Ord. 2028, March 17th, 1917. By
order of the County Commissioners entered June 4th, 1917, that
part of Tucker Park described as Lots 13 and 14 in block 2 being
all that part of Tucker Park lying West of the West line of 11th
Street extended North and lying North of the South line of
Antrim Street, extended West and lying East and South of Dry
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Creek was excluded from the corporate limits of the City of Salina
and vacated as a part of said Tucker Park.
' 7-266. University Addition. Incorporated in the City
Limits by Ordinance No.- 436, February 24th, 1885. ,
• 7-267. Van Trine's Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on Jan. 18, 1887,
incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 3, Ord. 610; Nov. 10, 1887.
7-268. Walker Addition. The land later platted as Walker
Addition was included in the territory incorporated in the City•
Limits by Sec. 1, Ord. 553; May 25th, 1887.
7-269. Weaver's Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds, May 11, 1886, incorporated in City
Limits, Sec. 4, Ord. 522; Dec. 23rd, 1886.
7-270. Weavers 2nd Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds, May 11, .1886, incorporated in City
Limits, Sec. .4, Ord. 522; Dec. 23rd, 1886.
. 7-271. Wellington's Addition, according to plat recorded
in office of Register of Deeds, June 19. 1886, incorporated in City
Limits, Sec. 5, Ord. 522; Dec. 23rd, 1886. •
7c272. Wells Addition, according to plat recorded in office
of Register of Deeds of Saline County on March 2, 1887, in-
corporated in City Limits, Sec. 10, Ord. 610; Nov. 10, 1887. .
-7-273. West Park Addition, according to plat recorded in
office of Register of Deeds of Saline County on May 28, 1887,
incorporated in City Limits, Sec. 17, Ord. 610; Nov. 10, 1887. -
Vacated and excluded from the corporate boundaries of the City
of Salina in compliance of judgment of the District Court of
Saline County, recorded in Book F. page 211, Ord. 1360: Jan.
21st, 1907.
7-274. Wights Addition. The land later platted as Wights
- Addition was included in the territory incorporated in the City
Limits by Sec. 1, Ord. 553: May 25th, 1887.
7-275. Wilsons Addition, that part of said addition lying •
between Park Street and Ash Street and between Eleventh Street
and Thirteenth Street; incorporated in City Limits, Ord. 461 ;
Sept. 11th, 1885.
• 7-276. Wilson Addition, according to plat recorded in office
of Register•of Deeds, Sept. 11, 1886, incorporated in City Limits.
Sec. 11, Ord. 522; Dec. 23,.1886.
7-277. Woodland Addition. That part now in City Limits
was originally platted as part of Jones Addition (Sec. 7-202),-
Feb. 24, 1879.
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7-278. Surveyors Plat A. The land later platted as Sur-
veyors Plat A., was included in the land added to the City Limits
by Ordinance No. 253, February 24th, 1879.
7-279. Surveyors Plat B. The land later platted as Sur-
veyors Plat B., was included in the land added to the City Limits
by Ordinance No. 253.
7-280. Surveyors Plat C. Lots one to sixteen inclusive of
said plat are included in the territory incorporated in the City
Limits by Sec. 2, Ord. 620; Jan. 16th, 1888. Lot 17 by Sec. 5 of
same ordinance.
7-281. Surveyors Plat D. The land later included in this
plat was incorporated in the City Limits by Ordinance No. 323,
Feb. 24,. 1881.
7-282. Surveyors Plat E. The land included in the Sur-
veyors Plat E., was incorporated in the City Limits, Sec. 4, Ord.
620; Jan. 16th, 1888.
7-283. Surveyors Plat F, part of which was replatted as
College View Addition, incorporated in the City Limits, Ord. 2316,
January 24, 1920.
7-284. Surveyors Plat G, the land later platted as Surveyors
Plat G., was included in the territory incorporated in the City
Limits by Sec. 1, Ord. 553; May 25th, 1887.
7-285. Plats 7 and 8, being that part of Phillips East Salina'
_Addition lying East of the East line of Delaware Avenue excluded
from the City Limits, Ord. 2271 ; July 12th, 1919.
7-286. Plat 10, except lots 13 and 14, incorporated in the City
Limits, Ord. 2481, May 5, 1922. Part of this land has been since •
replatted as Ninth Street plat part of West View Addition and
Bachtold ,plat part of West View Addition.
7-287. Replat of Block 5, South Park Addition. A part
of the land included in this replat described as commencing at -
the Northeast corner of lot 5, block 5, South Park Addition;
thence West 886 feet: thence North 96.6 feet; thence East 886
feet; thence South 100 feet to place of beginning, was included in
the City Limits by Sec. 1 of Ord. 620, .Jan. 16th, 1888. '
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CHAPTER 8.—CITY PROPERTY.
(The ordinances authorizing the purchase of property by the
city are not set out in full, the description of the tracts of land
. purchased and the ordinances authorizing such purchase being
• included herein by reference only.)
8-101. City Hall and Fire Station property. Purchase
of the following property; lots 80-82-84 and 86 on Fifth Street in
Salina, Kansas, authorized by Ordinance 1006, August 21, 1899.
The erection of a city building, including a jail annex, on the
above property authorized by Ordinance 1604, April 17th, 1911.
8-102. City Dump Ground. Purchase of the following •
property; commencing at a point 2220 feet West of the SE corner
of the SE%. of Section 10-14-3; thence North 638.5 feet; thence
West to the West line of said quarter section;,-thence South along
said line to the SW corner of said quarter section; thence East
441.8 feet to place of beginning in Saline County, Kansas, former-
Iy block 42 and South % of block 35 of J. C. Rash &* Sons Addi-
tion, authorized by Ordinance 1091, August 28th, 1921.
8-103. ' Voting place North Precinct Second Ward. . The
purchase of lots 8-9 and 10, block 7 Calkins Addition authorized
by ordinance 2006, December 4th, 1916.
8-104. Voting South Precinct Third Ward. Purchase of
following property; beginning at a point 10 feet North of the SE
corner of lot.10, block 1, Morrisons Addition; thence West 21
• feet; thence North 40 feet; thence East 21 feet; thence South 40
feet to place of beginning, authorized, by Ordinance 2183, ,May
25th, 1918.
8-105. Voting place Fifth Ward. Purchase of West 60
feet of East 76 feet of South '4 of lot 21 on Ninth Street in
• Prescotts Addition authorized by Ordinance 1996, October 16th, '
i 1916..
• 8-106. Lot 124 and the North 61/4 inches of Lot 126 on
Fifth Street. This property now occupied by the Salina Street
Department was acquired by the city by warranty deeds recorded
in book' 0 of deeds, page 375'and book 82 of deeds, page 135.
8-107. Memorial Hall Grounds. Lots 1 to I1 inclusive of
the replat of Bishops Reserve, .occupied by the Salina Memorial
Hall acquired by the city by condemnation proceedings and by
additional quit claim deeds executed by the various owners of the
tracts in book 77 of deeds, at pages 74 and 77 to 87 inclusive.
8-108. Library Property. Lots 110 and 111 on Iron Ave-
nue in the original Town of Salina were deeded to the directors
of the free public library by warranty deed recorded in book 29
of deeds, page 379.
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CHAPTER 9.—FIRE DEPARTMENT.
• 9-101. Fire Department. The Fire Department of the City,
• of Salina shall consist of a Fire Chief and as many regular Fire-
men as the Mayor and Council may from time to time deem
necessary (§ 1, Ord. 1480, 4-19-09).
9-102. Two platoons; alternate. That from and after the
1st day of April, 1920, the members of the Fire Department of
this City shall be divided into two platoons, one to perform day
service and the other night service. The hours of duty of the .
clay force shall be from eight A-. M. to six P. M., and the hours
of duty of the night force shall be from six P. M. to eight A. M.
the following morning; Provided: that on every fifteenth clay,
for the purpose of alternating the day.force with the night force.
and vice versa, and for the purpose of giving one. force or platoon
of men twenty-four hours off duty, every fifteenth day the force
or platoon of men who go on duty at eight A. M. on said fifteenth
clay and every fifteenth day thereafter, will remain on duty to •
eight A. M. the following morning, but one force or platoon shall
he at liberty all times except as otherwise provided. (§ 1, Ord.
2326, 3-20-1920). .
9-103. Fire alarm; off duty Firemen report. That when
• the fire alarm is sounded, such firemen as may he off duty- will
immediately report to the Fire Department as ready at command
of Fire Chief to be summoned to assist in the protection of life
and property (§ 2, Ord. 2326, 3-20-20).
9-104. Wear uniforms, badges, comply with rules: All
employees of the Fire Department, shall, when on duty, wear such
badges and uniforms as the Fire Chief may direct, and shall per-
form all duties required of them by him, or by his directions, and
shall comply with all rules and regulations established by him •for
•the government of said department (§ 5, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
9-105. Fire Chief responsible for Department; make
rules; enforce orders. The Fire Chief shall be held responsible
for the discipline, good order and proper conduct of the entire
Fire Department, and for the proper care of all fire department
stations and all apparatus and property of the City coming under
his control; and shall have power to assign' and locate employees
of the department as shall to him seem to best promote the effir
ciency of the service, and shall establish and enforce such. rules
and regulations as he shall deem necessary; and shall have power
to suspend or dismiss any employees of the department for
drunkenness, inefficiency, neglect of 'duty, disobedience of orders,
or other good cause; the action so taken to be reported to the
Mayor 04. Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
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9-106. Chief in command at fires; Assistant Chief; ob-
structing firemen; penalty. The Chief shall have full power,
control and command over all persons' at fires, and shall station
• . the engine and apparatus,-and see to it that all persons belonging
to the Fire Deparement do the duties required of them by law
and ordinance; and it shall be the duty of the Chief to direct at
all fires all such measures as he shall deem most advisable for the
extinguishment of said fire. In the absence of the Fire Chief the
Assistant Chief or next higher officer in such Department shall
command and be in control at such fire; and any person who shall
hinder, obstruct or resist the person so in charge of any fire in
the performance of his duties, 'shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor and, upon conviction, punished by a fine not exceeding
One Hundred Dollars (§ 7, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
9-107. Fire Chief keep record of fires; record of men and
inventory of' property.- He shall keep or cause to be kept, in a
suitable book, a record of all fires that occur, showing the esti-
mated value of the property placed at risk thereby, together with,
the'supposed cause of each fire and the amount of insurance in-
volved and the loss incurred. He shall also keep a record of all
men employed in the Department, with the time so employed;
also an inventory book showing at all times a list of the property
belonging to the City in charge of the fire department, together
with any other records that may be necessary to show at any time
the•workings and conditions of said department; and at the close
of each fiscal year he shall make a report to the Mayor and.Coun-
cil giving a summary of the work done by him and his Depart-
ment and the expenses and general condition of said Department
• (§ 8, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
9-108. Firemen; attend fires. All firemen, under the direc-
tion and control of their proper officers, shall, upon alarm of fire, •
repair to the place of such fire with the engine and other apparatus
under their care, and there work and manage the'same under the
direction of the Chief and his assistants, or of the officer having
chief control, and shall not remove therefrom except by perniis-
sionof such officer (§ 14, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
9-109. Cut down or- remove buildings, etc., to check
flames. The Fire Department, may, under the direction of .the
Chief, or in his absence, under the direction of the Assistant
• Chief, cut down or remove any building, erection or fence for the
purpose of checking the progress of any fire, every reasonable
effort having been made to check the flames by other means (§ 15,
Ord: 1480, 4-9-09).
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9-110. Fire guard; police; protection of property; keep
idle away. At all fires the City Marshal, Assistant Marshal and
Policemen shall act as a fire guard, under the control and direc-
tion of the Fire Chief. It shall be the duty of the fire guard to
take charge of all property removed from buildings at fires and
deliver the same to the Chief, or in his absence, to store or other-
wise to protect the same until it is claimed by the owner or owners.
and upon such claim to deliver up such. property to the owner or
owners upon the payment to the Chief of all expenses necessarily
and actually incurred in and about the care and protection of such
property, and for which. a receipt shall be given by the Chief;
and the said fire guard is hereby invested with all necessary au-
thority for the purpose of taking charge and possession of such
property; and it shall be the further duty of said fire guard to
prevent the hose- from being trodden upon,, and to keep all idle
and suspected persons from the fire and its vicinity, and also to
use all proper exertions within their power for the protection of
property endangered at fires; -and all citizens are hereby enjoined -
and required to comply with the directions of any of-the said fire
guards (§ 18, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
- 9-111. Firemen refuse duty; penalty. Any fireman or
other person who at a fire shall refuse to obey the orders or
directions given by the officer in charge, or who,shall resistor
impede any officer or fireman iffi the proper discharge of his duty,
shall, in the absence of a sufficient excuse; be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not
exceeding $50.00 (§ 19, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
9-112. Property of. Fire Department; taking; penalty.
No person shall wilfully and without proper authority remove,
take away, keep or conceal any tool, appliance or other article
belonging to any fire apparatus or fire station, or anything used
in any way by the Fire Department, and any person-who shall wil-
fully injure in any manner any hose, fire engine, or other appar-
atus, or any building containing the same belonging to the City
of Salina shall upon conviction thereof be fined in any sum not
exceeding $50.00 (S 20, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
9-113. Chief may require aid of horse or team; refusal;
penalty. It shall be lawful for the Chief of the Fire Department,
or officer in command of any company, or for the Mayor, to re- .
quire the aid of any horse or team found in the city at the time,
in conveying any fire apparatus of any kind to any fire; and if,
any person shall refuse or neglect to comply with such demand,
he shall be liable to pay a fine not exceeding twenty-five dollars
(S 22, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
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9-114. Disorderly conduct at fire; refusal to obey order
of Fire Chief; penalty. Every person at or near a fire who shall
conduct himself in a disorderly manner, or neglect or refuse to
obey promptly any proper order of the Fire Chief or his Assistant,
or who shall resist, obstruct, hinder or abuse any officer of the
Fire Department, or,any Fireman, in the proper discharge of his
duties shall, upon'conviction thereof, be fined not Less than $10.00
' nor more than $100.00 for each offense; and any of the afore-
said officers or any police officer may forthwith arrest without war-
rant and take to the Police Station any person so offending (§ 23,
Ord: 1480, 4-9-09).
9-115. Violation of Secs. 9-103 to 9-110; penalty. Any
person found guilty of violating any of the provisions of this
ordinance for which no penalty is hereinbefore named, or who
shall refuse or neglect to comply with, any of the directions of the
Fire Chief or his Assistant given in accordance therewith shall,
upon conviction, be fined not less than five nor more than one
hundred dollars for. each offense (§ 24, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
9-116. Reference to Fire Marshal; reference to Fire Chief.
, That whenever in any ordinance heretofore adopted by the Gov-
erning Body of the City of Salina, Kansas, any reference is made
to the Fire Marshal or Assistant Fire Marshal such reference
shall be deemed to be and shall refer to the Chief of the Fire De-
partment and to the Assistant Chief of the Fire Department re-
spectively (§ 3, Ord. 3030, 9-15-24).
CHAPTER 10.—FIRE PREVENTION.
Article 1.—General Regulations.-10-101 to 10-117.
2.—Gasoline, Oils, etc.-10-201 to 10-214.
ARTICLE 1.—GENERAL REGULATIONS.
10-101. Measures for prevention of fires; Chief inspect
premises, give directions. It shall be the duty of the Fire Chief
to adopt, in his discretion, all prudent measures for the preven-
tion of fires, and for this purpose, he or his assistants may, when-
ever he has reason to believe that the safety of property demands
it, and as often as he may-deem proper, enter any buildings, yards,
or premises in the City and examine the fire places, hearths, chim-
neys, stoves, pipes, boilers, furnaces, heating pipes, lighting apply
afces, or other apparatus liable to cause fire, also places where
gunpowder, ashes, straw, hay, shavings, oil or other combustibles
may be deposited, kepi or stored, and give such directions for the
alteration, change, removal or better care or management of the
same as he may deem proper, and stxh directions. shall be obeyed
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and complied with by the persons directed in that regard, and at
their expense (§ 9, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
10-102. Litter and trash in street, lots, etc.; remove or
burn; how burned; violation; penalty. It is hereby made a
misdemeanor for any person to throw or deposit in an alley or on
any lot in the rear of any business building within the fire limits
of the City of Salina, any paper, shavings, litter, trash, old boxes
or any other combustible or inflammable material; or for any' . -
owner or occupant of such building or lot to permit any paper,
shavings, litter, trash, old boxes, or any other combustible or in-
flammable material to accumulate or remain in such alley or upon
such lot for three (3) days after being requested by the Fire
Chief to remove the same; and it is hereby made the duty of the
Fire Chief and his assistants to diligently watch and inspect the
said alleys and lots in the rear of such buildings within the fire
limits and require the owners or occupants thereof to clear away.
remove therefrom or burn all paper, shavings, litter, trash, old
boxes or other combustible or inflammable material, and if such
owner or occupant or occupants of such premises shall desire to
destroy any such paper or shavings or like material by burning the
same, he shall provide himself with a fireproof receptacle within
which to burn the same, which shall be built of such material and
in such manner as may be satisfactory to the Fire Chief and shall
not be located nearer than twenty feet to any wooden building or
structure of any kind: Any person who shall violate any of the
provisions of this section shall, upon conviction, be fined in any •
sum not less than five•nor more than one hundred dollars (§ 10,.
Ord. 1480, 2-9-09).
10-103. Theatres; regulations. The Fire Chief shall have
full right and authority to detail and place on duty, at' his discre-
,lion, one or two regular members Of his force within any theatre,
lyceum, opera house, public ball or other place of amusement in
the City of Salina, -vhere scenery, drop curtains, footlights and
necessary stage fittings are used, during any performance therein.
and shall require every precaution possible to be taken by the
owner, manager, lessee, or employees, to prevent fire, and to
guard the public from panic; and all persons shall comply with
any such requirements made as aforesaid, and the Fire Chief, or
his Assistant under his direction, when in the proper discharge of
• their duties, shall have the right to enter any such theatre, lyceum,
opera house, public hall oc place of amusement at any and all
times. Every such theatre, lyceum, op-era house, public hall or
place of amusement within-said City shall be supplied with a suffi-
cient quantity of good, serviceable hose, with connections for the
same with the City's water service, to enable all parts of the stage,
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scenery or room or hall'to be reached properly in case of.fire, or;
in lieu of such hose, not less than two chemical hand fire •ex-
tinguishers, which shall be kept properly charged and in good
working order at all tithes, and in plain view of the audience, and
• said hose shall be kept and maintained at all times efficient, and
• subject to the approval of the Fire Chief. • No camp stools, loose
chairs or other obstructions shall be allowed ill any of the aisles
or the lobby during any performance in any such theatre, lyceum,
opera house, public hall or place of amusement in said City, and all
proprietors, lessees or. managers of such theatres, lyceums, opera
houses, public halls or 'places of amusement shall not permit any
person or persons to stand in the aisles, doors or windows of such
places while any performance of any kind is or may be going on
therein- (§ 11, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09). '
10-104. Fire Chief examine schools, theatres, hotels, etc.
The Fire Chief shall also adopt in his discretion such system of
examination as he may deem practicable to the following classes
of buildings already erected or that may hereafter be• erected-
within the City as shall render the Fire Department familiar at
all times with the manner of construction and internal arrange-
ment of such buildings, the modes of egress and ingress and any
existing defects, in order that the workings of said Department
may be facilitated in case of fire,-to-wit: School buildings, pub-
- lic halls and theatres, manufacturing establishments, hotels; htisi-
ness houses and warehouses (§, 12, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
10-105. Chief report violations and non-compliance with
directions; enforce ordinance. It shall be the duty of the Fire
Chief to ascertain and report to the City Council all violations of
and non-compliance with his.directions, as herein provided, to-
gether with the names of the offenders; he shall also have charge
of -and look.to the enforcement of all ordinances of the City re- ,
lating to fire limits or fire precautions 13, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
10-106. Vehicles give-right of way to Fire Department;
street cars; Fire Department sound gong. At every alarm of
fire it shall he the duty of the owners or drivers of all animals,
wagons, carriages or other vehicles in any street, avenue or alley,
or upon any bridge, upon which the Fire Chief, or his Assistant,.
is' approaching with any vehicle, hose carriage, hook and ladder
t=uck or other -apparatus belonging to the Fire Department, to
immediately yield the right of way to such officer or apparatus,
of to move in such manner as not to.obstruct or delay them or
either of them on their way to such fire: and all drivers, engineers
and conductors of street or railway cars, when in the vicinity of
any such Fire Department,.vehicle or apparatus, when the same is
on its way to or on duty at any fire, shall so manage and control
Ch. 10, Art. 1] Fire Prevention. General Regulations. 1111
such car and the motive power which moves the same as not to
obstruct or delay the Fire Department or any part of it in the dis-
charge of its duties. The drivers of al] Fire Department vehicles'and
apparatus when answering alarms of fire must cause the gongs
upon their apparatus to be sounded upon leaving the station, and
when approaching all cross streets and street crossings, and con-
tinue the same while enroute to the fire as constantly as the' public
safety may require (§,16, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
• 10-106a. Fire hydrants; obstructing. No person shall
place or cause to be placed upon or about any fire hydrant any rub-
bish, building material, fence or other obstruction of any character
whatsoever in any manner to obstruct, hinder or impede the Fire
Department in the performance of its duties in case of a fire in
the vicinity of such hydrant; nor shall any person hitch or cause
to be hitched to any,fire hydrant any animal or animals nor fasten . -
to the same any guy rope or brace, nor back or stand any wagon,
dray or other vehicle against any such hydrant (§ 17, Ord. 1480,
4-9-09). '
10-107. Boiling pitch and tar; bonfires near buildings;
hours; no fires on pavements. No person shall within the City.
limits boil any pitch, tar, or other inflammable substance of like
nature, unless the same be done in an open space not less than
twenty-five feet distant from any building or other property that
can lie endangered thereby, or within a building specially desig-
nated for such purpose and at such distance from any other build-
ing as the Fire Chief shall direct;nor shall any person set on fire
within said City limits any hay, straw, paper, shavings, rubbish or;
other combustible material within twenty-five feet of any building,
and then only between the hours of six o'clock A. M. and one
o'clock P. M. : Provided, that in no case shall any such material
be burned upon any avenue, street or alley within the City paved •
with bitulithic or asphalt pavement or wooden blocks (§ 21, Ord.
1480, 4-9-09). •
10-1.08. Violation of Secs. 10-101 to 10-107; penalty.
Any person found guilty of -violating any of the provisions of
this ordinance •for, which no penalty is hereinbefore named, or
who shall refuse or neglect to: comply with the directions of the '
Fire Chief or his Assistant given in accordance therewith shall,
upon conviction, be fined not less than five nor more than one hun-
dred dollars for each offense (§ 24, Ord. 1480, 4-9-09).
10-109. Fires prohibited; certain district. That it shall
be unlawful for any person or persons to set fire to any rubbish,
shavings, hay or stray any where between Elm and Walnut Streets
and Fifth and Seventh Streets in the City of Salina (§ 1, Ord. 70,
4-25-1872). •
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10-110. Violation of Sec..10-109; penalty. That any per-
son or persons•violating the'provisions of this Ordinance shall
upon conviction thereof be punished by'a fine of not less than five
nor more than twenty-five dollars for each and every offense (§ 2,
Ord. 70, 4-25-72).
10-111. Stacking hay in certain district; prohibited.'
That it shall be unlawful for any person or persons to stack or
other wise expose between Fourth Street and Ninth Street and
between Elm and Walnut Streets'any hay or other unusually com-
bustible material or to leave the same within said 'limits so as if
ignited to endanger any building or. other property (§ 1, Ord. 205,
7-23-1877).
10-112. Violation of Sec. 10-111; penalty. That any per-
• son or persons violating any provision of this ordinance shall
upon conviction thereof be fined by a fine of not less than $5.00
or more than $100.00 (§ 2, Ord. 205, 7-23-1877).
10-113. Lighting match in barn, cellar, etc,; penalty.
That every person who shall light a pipe or match in any barn, .
stable or cellar or any building containing straw or any combus-
tible material shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction be punished by a fine of not exceeding $25.00 (§ 26,
Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
10-114. Giving false fire, alarm; penalty. Every person •
who shall maliciously or mischievously give or sound or cause to
be given or sounded any false alarm of fire within the City shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
before the Police Judge of this City shall be fined not less than.
$25.00 nor more than $100.00 027, Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
10-115. Fire alarm telegraph system; breaking or cutting
connection. It shall be unlawful for ally person or persons whom- -
soever to break, cut or injure or sever the connection of loosen or
remove from the fastenings any wire of, and connected with the
tire alarm telegraph system of said City of Salina, or in any
manner, or by any means whatsoever, to obstruct, loosen or hinder
the free, full and perfect use of any such wire, without first ob-
. taining a permit in writing so to do from the Superintendent of said
Fire Alarm Telegraph System and then only under such terms and
conditions as to time, manner place and expenses of repairing and
replacing the same as said Superintendent may impose and sub-
scribe (§ 1, Ord. 848, ).
10-116. Placing wire within ten inches of fire alarm tele-
graph. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to place
any wire so that the same shall be or become at any point through
• any cause, at any time nearer than ten inches to the wire of the
Fire Alarm Telegraph System (§ 2, Ord. 848, ).
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10-117. Violation of Secs. 10-115 and. 10-116; penalty.
Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by a fine of not less than $3.00 or more than"
$100.00 for each offense (§, 8, Ord. 848, )•
Ordinance No. 3076.
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An Ordinance establishing regulations for the prevention of fires,
conferring certain powers upon the Chief of the Fire De-
partment, and providing a penalty for the violation of said
ordinance.
Be it Ordained bit the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
10-118. Chimneys liable to cause fire; prohibited. § 1. •
If any chimney, flue or fireplace in ally public or private building
in the City of Salina, Kansas, is or shall be of such construction,
or if the same shall hereafter be in such condition as to be liable
to cause a fire in such building, the use of such chimney, flue or
fireplace for firing purposes shall be prohibited.
10-119. Fire Chief may condemn: § 2. The Chief of the
Fire Department or his duly authorized Assistants shall have
authority to inspect all chimneys, flues or fireplaces in the City of
Salina, and for that purpose shall have the right to enter any-build-
ing during .reasonable hours. He shall have the power and
authority to condemn any and all chimneys which, in his opinion,
are in an unsafe,or dangerous condition, or the 'construction of
which does not comply with the requirements and provisions of
any ordinance of 'the City of Salina then in force respecting the
construction of chimneys, flues and fire places, and he shall order
such chimney, flue or fireplace, as he may condemn to be repaired,
• rebuilt or torn down, and such order shall.lie complied with. within •
tell days, and the use.of same shall, immediately upon the giving
of such order, be discontinued.
10-120. Stacking hay within 500 feet of fire limits; pack-
ing material.. a 3. No person shall deposit or stack any hay or
straw within five hundred (500) feet of any building located
within the fire limits. Packing material shall be kept in metal or
wood, metal lined, bins, having self closing or automatic covers.
Refuse from rooms where packing or unpacking is done shall be
removed daily.
10-121. Storing ashes. § 4. It shall lie unlawful to store
ashes inside of any non-fireproof building, unless they be stored
in an incombustible container or receptacle and a clearance of at
least five feet shall be maintained between such containers cr
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receptacles and any combustible material. Ashes shall not be
stored outside of any building in wooden receptacles or dumped in
contact with or in close proximity to any combustible material.
10-122. Explosives. § 5. It shall be unlawful to store or
keep any explosive, except one pound or less of gunpowder, in
any storeroom, ':✓areroom, building or on any premises within the
City, providing, however, that not more than five pounds of gun-
powder may be kept in closed metal canisters in a store or ware-
room away from artificial heat or light, and provided further that
not more than fifty pounds of gunpowder may be kept if in a
magazine made of fire proof material or of wood covered with
sheet iron and mounted on wheels and kept securely locked except
when necessarily opened for use by authorized persons, and not
more than, 1,000 blasting caps in a similar, but separate magazine.
Said magazine shall be conspicuously placarded in red letters at
least four inches high "EXPLOSIVES" which placard shall be
located within the building, oh the floor nearest the street level
and Within ten feet of the street entrance.
10-123. Gunpowder; permit. § 6. Any person, firm or
corporation who shall store gunpowder shall obtain a' permit
from the Chief of the Fire Department, who 'shall inspect the
place where same is kept, and the dealer shall fully disclose to
said Chief where same is kept both in the clay and night time.
10-124. Violation of ordinance; penalty. § 7. Any per-
son, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this
ordinance shall be fined not less than $5.00 nor more than $25.00
for each offense and every day that any of the 'terms, conditions
or provisions of this ordinance are not complied with shall be
considered a separate offense.
10-125. Take effect. § 8. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publication in the Book of
Revised Ordinances of the City of Salina.
Introduced for first reading, February 16th, 1925.
Passed and approved, February 23rd, 1925.
(Seal) J. S. HARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CIIAS E. BANI{ER, 'City Clerk.
ARTICLE 2.—GASOLINE, OILS, ETC.
10-201. Tanks within 100 feet of building; prohibited
unless according to regulations; exceptions. That it shall
• hereafter be unlawful for any person, company, co-partnership,
corporation or association to own, keep or maintain, either as
principal or agent above ground and within one hundred feet of
any dwelling house of other building within the City of Salina,
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storage of fuel, oil, crude oil, petroleum, gasoline or•'any other
like combustible, inflammable or dangerous product or material,
unless •such tanks with their appliances and the premises upon
which the same are situated shall be constructed and maintained
strictly in accordance with the terms of this ordinance and with the
regulations herein provided for; provided, .however; that the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall not apply to tanks used for the
storage of distillate or other similar fuel oil used for domestic
heating, having a capacity of 2000 gallons or less, where the dis-
tillate or other similar oil stored in such tank is for the use of
heating the building situated on the premises where such tank is
located (§ 1, Ord. 2353, Amd by § 1, Ord. 3075, 2-23-25).
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•10-202. Construction of •tanks. All such storage tanks
shall be of standard construction throughout and shall be built of
- steel of suitable strength and of not less than three-sixteenths
(3/16) of an inch in thickness (§ 2, Ord. 2352. 8-21-19201. •
10-203. Venting system of tanks. All such storage tanks
shall be equipped with a venting system consisting of a double
screen 50x50 non-corrosive wire gauze mesh installed and con-
nected in a safe and workmanlike manner with all joints in such
venting system constructed so as to be air tight and in such a
manner-that the only source of air supply and source for the escape
of gases will be through .the wire, gauze screens in the venting.
connections. The vent pipe of any storage tank having a flat metal
sheeted roof may lead directly through the roof thereof which
pipe shall be equipped with the double ,screen wire gauze mesh
hereinhefore mentioned and shall be made air tight at the point of
entrance by the use of litharge or similarly effective substance
applied after a driving fit has been made. All vents shall, after
their construction, be painted with a heavy coat of non-corrosive
paint (§ 3, Ord. 2352, 8-21-20).
. 10-204. Roofs of tanks. The roofs of all storage tanks'
shall be constructed so as to be air tight and in such a manner that • •
the only air passages or passage permitting the escape of gases,
shall be through the venting system. • In event any manhole shall• •
be constructed in the roof of any storage tank such manhole-shall
be constructed so that it may-be bolted or screwed down and made
equally air and vapor tight with the remainder of said roof and
tank (§ 4, Ord. 2352, '8-21-20).
10-205. Measuring openings. The measuring openings
shall be of the plug and socket type fitted with .standard threads
and constructed'so that all openings are air and gas tight when the
plugs are screwed firmly into the sockets. -Each plug shall be
fastened by chain in close proximity to the socket with which it
any tank of more than one hundred gallons capacity tised for the
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is used and .shall be kept tightly in place in its respective socket
except when removed for measuring purposes (§ 5, Ord. 2352, 8-
•21-20).
• 10-206. Tanks electrically connected with •earth. All
tanks and piping shall be brought into solid permanent electrical
connection with the earth for the purpose of carrying off static and
other electrical discharges and in accordance with the regulations of
the National Electric Code Standard. All piping used in connection-
with the tanks shall be inter-connected by means of a number
0 0 0 0 flexible copper conductor in solid electrical and mechanical
connection with the piping, and in connection with a boiler plate
- not smaller than' four (4) square feet in surface area by one-
fourth inch (Y") in thickness and buried to the depth of permanent
moisture and in any event not less than four (4) feet below the
surface of the ground (§ 6, Ord. 2352, 8-21-20). •
10.207. Retaining wall' surrounding tank, capacity.
There shall be constructed so as to completely surround the storage
tanks upon any particular premises, a retaining wall of concrete,
brick or masonry of not less than eight (8") inches in thickness
which wall shall be leak proof and of an interior dimension suf-
ficient to retain one and one-fourth (1%) of all the contents of
the tanks so surrounded when filled, that is to say that such wall
shall have an- interior retaining area of a sufficient number of •
cubic feet to retain the entire capacity of all tanks so surrounded ,
• plus an additional one-fourth (j4) thereof (§ 7, Ord. 2352, 8-
21-201.
10-208. Premises free from inflammable material. The
. premises upon'which any such tanks are maintained shall he kept •
clean' and free of any dangerous or inflammable waste or rubbish
(S 8. Ord. 2352, 8-21-20).
. 10-209. Violation of Secs. 10-201 to 10-208; penalty, -Any
person company, co-partnership, corporation or association violat-
ing any provision of this ordinance or refusing or neglecting to
comply with the requirements thereof shall in such case be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be
fined in a sum not exceeding, one hundred ($100.00) dollars, and
each day's continuance of any failure or neglect to comply with any
provision of this ordinance shall be deemed to he a senarate a-uI
distinct offense and shall be punished accordingly (§ 9, Ord. 2352,
8-21-201.
10-210. Sale of gasoline to vehicle in street; prohibited;
exceptions. That on and after the taking effect of this ordinance
it shall be unlawful for any person, company or corporation, either'
as .principal or as the agent, or representative of another, to sell
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and deliver or to offer to sell and deliver to any motor -driven
vehicle in or upon any public street, alley or thoroughfare within
the fire limits of the City of Salina, Kansas, as such fire limits
• are now or may be hereafter defined by ordinance any gasoline
from ally tank wagon or similar vehicle wherein gasoline is trans-
ported for sale; Provided However, that it is not intended and
this ordinance shall not operate against the sale and delivery of
not to exceed three (3) gallons of gasoline upon the public streets
and thoroughfares within said fire limits and to a motor driven
vehicle in event such vehicle shall be then. incapable of operation
because of an actual and complete lack of gasoline, provided such
emergency shall actually exist, without intent or purpose of the
driver thereof to evade the provisions of this ordinance; and
provided further, that nothing herein contained shall be construed
to prohibit the delivery of gasoline to filling stations, grocery
stores and other and similar places of business within 'the fire
limits of.said city, where gasoline is kept for sale and disposition,
but in all instances where exceptions to the provisions of this or-
dinance are permitted such delivery shall be made in a careful'
manner with due regard for the protection and safeguard against
explosion or combustion and With regard to the protection of prop-
erty and of travelers or pedestrians upon the public streets and side-
walks of said city. (§ 1, Ord. 2800, 6-13-23).
10-211. Violation of Sec. 10-210; penally. That 'any per-•
son, firm or corporation, or any person who shall be or act as the
agent, representative, member, officer or manager of any firm
or corporation who shall violate any of the provisions of Section
1 of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and
shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than $10.00 nor more than
$100.00 for each offense. Each separate day's violation of said
•
section or any provisions thereof shall be considered a separate
and distinct offense and shall lie punished as such (§ 3, Ord. 2800,.
• Amd. § 1, Ord. 3025, 9-8-24).
10-212. Curb filling stations in fire limits, construction
prohibited. That on and after the publication of this ordinance
it shall be unlawful for any person, company or corporation, either
as principal or as the agent-or employee of another to construct or
cause to be constructed within the fire limits of the City.of. Salina,
as now or hereafter defined by ordinance, any gasoline filling
station or similar apparatus or contrivance located upon a public
sidewalk or parking adjacent thereto or upon or adjacent to the
curb of any public street within such fire limits and used for the •
sale and delivery of gasoline (§ 2, Ord. 2801, 6-15-23).. .
10-213. Curb filling.stations outside fire limits;' special
permits; subject to revocation. That on and after the publiea-
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tion of this ordinance it shall be unlawful for any person, com-
pany or corporation, either as principal or as the agent or.employee
of another, to build, construct, maintain or operate upon any
public sidewalk or parking adjacent thereto or upon or adjacent to
the curl) of any public street, outside the fire limits of the City of
Salina but within the corporate limits thereof, any gasoline filling
station or similar apparatus used for the sale and delivery of
gasoline without first having made written application to the
Board of Commissioners of said City for permission so to do and
without having first received from said Board of Commissioners
a permit for the erection and operation thereof. Such permits,
when granted, shall *be received •by the applicant subject to th°
right of the City of Salina, through action of its Board of Conn
missioners to. revoke such permit and to order the discontinuance
and removal of such filling station at any. time, and subject to
discontinuance and removal in event the fire limits of said city
shall be extended so as to embrace the location where any such
filling station may located (§ 3, Ord. 2801, 6-15-23).
10-214. Violation of Secs. 10-212 and 10-213; penalty.
That any person, firm or corporation or any person who shall he
or shall act:as the agent, representative, member, officer or man-
ager of any firm or corporation who shall violate any of the pro-
visions of Sections 2 and 3 of this ordinance shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined not •
. less than $10.00 and not more than $100.00 for each offense.
Every day upon which or during any part of which any violation
of said Sections 2 and 3 shall continue or during which anv
curb pump filling .stations erected in violation of said
Sections 2 and 3 of this ordinance shall he permitted to remain in
any street or thoroughfare of the City of Salina, shall he deemed
and considered a separate offense and shall be punished as such
(§ 5, Ord. 2801, Amd. § 1, Ord. 3026, 9-8-24).
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CHAPTER 11.--FIRE LIMITS.
11-101. Fire limits defined. That all of that portion of
the City of Salina, Kansas comprised within the following metes
and bounds shall be known and designated as the Fire Limits of
• the City of Salina,•to-wit: -
Commencing at the intersection of the north line of Mulberry
Street with the west ffine of Fifth Street, thence north along; the
west line of Fifth Street to the north line of Walnut Street,thence
east along the north line of Walnut Street to the west line of the
right-of-way of the Union Pacific Railroad Company (McPher-
son Branch) thence north along the west.line of said right-of-way
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to the north line of Ash Street, thence east along the .north line
of Ash Street to the west line of the alley running north and
south between Second Street'and Third Street, .thence north along
the west line of said alley..to the south line of.Elm Street, thence
west along the south line of Elm Street to the west line of Third
Street, thence north along the west line of Third Street to the
south line of North Street, thence west along the south line of
North Street to the west line of Fourth Street, thence north along
the west,line of Fourth Street to the center of the main line right-
of-way of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, thence south-
westerly along said center line of the said right-of-way to the
intersection of said center line with the east line, extended north,
of College Avenue, thence south along said line to the north-west
corner of Lot 41 on Elm Street in Weaver's Addition, thence eas:
along the north line of Weaver's Addition to the north-east corner
of Lot 7 on Elm Street in said addition, thence easterly
to the southwest corner of Lot 4 on Twelfth Street in said addi-
tion, thence east to the southeast corner of Lof 4 on Eleventh
Street in said addition, thence north to the southeast corner of
Lot 10 on Eleventh Street in Weaver's Addition, thence easterly
to the southwest corner of Lot 58 on Eleventh Street in Bishop's ( a
Addition, thence east to the southeast corner of said Lot 58, thence
northeasterly to the southwest corner of Lot 59 on Eleventh-Street
in said addition, thence east to the southwest corner •of Lot 17 on
Ninth Street in said Addition, thence northeasterly to the south-
west corner of Lot 26 on Ninth Street as shown by the plat of the
Original Town of Salina, thence east to the southeast corner of
said lot, thence east to the southwest corner of Lot 2 on Eighth
Street in Gower and Van Fleet's Sub-Division, thence'east to the
southeast corner of Lot 21 on Seventh Street in said addition,.
thence due east to the east line of Seventh Street,
thence south along the east line of Seventh Street to the south line
of Elm Street, thence west along the south line of -Elm'Street
to the east line of the alley running north and south between
Seventh Street and Eighth Street, thence south along the east line
of said alley to the, south line of Lot 73 on Eighth Street, thence
west along the south line of said lot. to the east line of Eighth'
Street, thence'-south along.the east line of Eighth Street to tha
north line of Mulberry Street, thence east along the north line of
Mulberry Street to the place of.beginning (§ 1, Ord. 3040, 10-
27-24).
11-102. Buildings in fire limits; how constructed, altered,
etc. That no buildings shall be constructed, erected, altered or
.moved within the fire limits as defined in .Section One (1) hereof,
• except as provided in Ordinance Number 2993 of the City of
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Salina, Kansas, adopted by the Board of Commissioners, of said
city on June 2nd, 1924 (see Secs. 5-203 to 5-209), as now in
effect or as may be hereafter amended, and except as otherwise in
this ordinance provided, or as may he provided in any other
ordinance of the City of Salina, now in effect or hereafter adopted
(§ 2, Ord. 3040, 10-27-24).
11-103. Fire District No. 2; defined; buildings within such
district. All of that portion of the Fire Limits as designated in
Section One (1) hereof within the following described boundaries
shall be known as District Number Two (2) of the Fire Limits,
within which such buildings may be erected as are nermitted by the
provisions of Section Nine (9) of Ordinance Number 2993 (Sec.
5-209), as now in effect or as hereafter amended, such boundaries
being•as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the intersection of the west line of Fourth
Street with the north line of Ash Street, thence north along the
west line of Fourth Street to the south line of Pacific Street,
thence west along the south line of Pacific Street to the west line
of the alley running north and south between Fourth Street and
Fifth Street,.thence south along the west line of said.alley to the
north line of Ash Street, thence east along the north line of Ash
Street to the place of beginning (; 3, Ord. 3040, 10-27-24).
11-104. Fire District No. 3 defined. All of that portion of
the fire limits as designated in Section 1, hereof within the follow-
ing described boundaries shall be known 'as District Number Three
(3) of the Fire Limits, to-wit:
Commencing at the intersection of the center line of the Union
Pacific Railroad right-of-way with the east line of the alley, ex-
tended north, running north and south between Phillips Street and
Thirteenth Street; thence southwesterly along said center line to
the east line, extended north, of College Avenue, thence south along
said line to the northwest corner or Lot 41 on Elm Street in
Weavers Addition. thence east along the north line of Weavers -
Addition to the northeast corner of Lot 7 on Elm Street in said
addition, thence east to the southwest corner of Lot 4 on Twelfth
Street iw said addition, thence east to the southeast corner of T,ot
4 on Eleventh Street in said addition, thence north to the north-
east corner of Lot 9 on Eleventh Street, in said addition, thence
west to the northwest corner of Lot 9 on Twelfth Street in said
addition, thence southwesterly to the northeast corner of Lot 8 on
Twelfth Street in \Weavers 2nd Addition, thence west to the
southwest corner of Lot 9 on Thirteenth Street in said addition,
thence west to the northeast corner of Lot 8 On Thirteenth Street
. in said addition. thence west to the east line of the alley running
north and south between' Phillips Street and Thirteenth Street,
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thence north along said line to the place of beginning (§ 4, Ord.
- 3040, 10-27-24).
11-105. Buildings in District No. 3. That the provisions
of Ordinance Number 2993 of the City of Salina, passed and am
proved by the Board of Commissioners on June 2nd, 1924, relating
to the type of buildings which are prohibited by the provisions of
said ordinance within the fire limits of the City of Salina •(see
Sec. 5, 204), Kansas shall not apply to residences or dwellings, or
other buildings of frame construction which may be erected, al-
tered, repaired or moved within the limits of Fire District Number
3- as defined in the preceding section hereof, where such buildings
do not cover a ground area of more than 2500 square feet and do
not exceed two stories in height or where such buildings 'do not
cover a ground area of more than 5000 square feet and do not
exceed one story in height, if all of the exterior walls of any such
building are covered with brick veneer not less than 4 inches in
thickness or with lath and stucco and shall have a roof of fire-
resisting material and construction (§ 5, Ord, 3040, 10-27-24).
CHAPTER 12.—FIREMEN'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
12-101. Association organized. § 1. That as soon as
practicable after the publication of this ordinance, the officers and
members of the Salina Fire Department •shall organize an Asso-
ciation which.shall he styled and known as The Firemen's Relief
Association. of Salina. Said Association shall he composed of
all members of. the paid Fire Department of Salina. The Fire.
Chief shall be ex.officio president of said Firemen' • Relief Asso-
ciation. The Officers of said Association shall consist of a Presi-
dent, Vice-President and Secretary. There shall be an advisory
board of directors which shall consist of the President, Vice-
President and Secretary of said Association, and two members
of said Fire 'Department. Said Association shall adopt such by-
• laws, rules and regulations as it may deem advisable in carrying
out and promoting the objects of said association, not inconsistent
With this ordinance, or the laws of the State of Kansas. The
Secretary shall keep a complete record of the transactions of the
Association, which shall, at all times be subject to inspection by
- the Mayor and Council (§ 1, Ord. 1498, 6-24-09).
12-102. City Treasurer, Treasurer of Association. § 2.
The Treasurer of the City of Salina shall at all times-he the cus-
todian of all funds belonging to the-Firemen's Relief Association
of Salina, and shall be liable on his official bond for the security
of this fund. He shall keep said fund separate and apart from
all other funds, shall credit said fund from time to time with the
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interest due, the same from bank deposits thereof, and shall pay
out the same only on warrants issued by said Association, which .
. warrants shall be signed by the President, countersigned by the
Secretary, and bear the .seal of said Association (§ 2, Ord. 1498,
6-24-09). •
12-103. Accident 'insurance for members; funeral ex-
penses; gratuity to widow or children. § 3. The Firemen's
Relief Association of Salina shall purchase and at all times carry
for each of its members an accident insurance policy, in some re-
liable company or companies, of not less than five hundred dollars •
for each member, payable in case of death resulting' from acci-
dent, and a weekly indemnity, when injured of not less than five
dollars; but the aggregate annual premiums shall not exceed twenty
per cent of the amount in the hands of the City Treasurer on the
first of the month next preceding the purchase of said policies, and
an appropriation is hereby made for said purpose. Said Associa-
tion may also pay one hundred dollars for the funeral expenses of
any member of the fire department when killed in the discharge
of his duties, or in case of death resulting from the effects of in-
juries so received, or disease contracted by reason of his duties
as such; and an appropriation is hereby made for said purpose.
Said Association may pay, as a gratuity to the widow, or widow
• and children, or the children, or those dependent upon any mem
ber who may die from disease contracted by reason of his duties
as a' fireman, not more than five hundred dollars; and an appro-
priation is hereby made for said purpose (§ 3, Ord. 1498, 6-24-091.
12-104. Expenditures to be approved by ordinance. § 4:
The Firemen's Relief Association shall, through its President and
Secretary, present to the Mayor and Council, in writing, a state-
ment of any disbursements that the association, through its Board
of Directors, desire to make, other than those named in Section
3 of this Ordinance, and if the same is approved by the Mayor
and Council, the amount so approved shall be allowed and appro-
priated by ordinance to the said Firemen's Relief Association, for •
the purpose or purposes named, and the same shall be paid by the
City Treasurer as provided in Section 2 of this Ordinance • (§ 4,
Ord. 1498, 6-24-09).
Passed and approved June 21, 1909.
C. B. IKIRKLAND, Mayor.
Attest: A. W'. GoDFREY, City Clerk. .
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CHAPTER 13.—LEVEES AND DIKES.
13-101. Dike east of Dry Creek in Elm Dale Addition. ,
The construction and maintenance of a dike, by the City of Salina
with consent of the property owners, along the following course:
Beginning, at the south side of State Street, thence directly north
across State Street to the alley between Park No. 2 and Block
No. 5 in Elm Dale Addition to said City, thence north along the
west side of Block 5 to and across Ash Street, thence north along
the west side of Block 9, in said Elm Dale Addition, thence north-
':rly and northwesterly over and across Block No. 1 of said Addition
to and connecting with and abutting against the embankment of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, authorized by Ord. 1279, Sept.
25, 1905.
13-102. Dike at crossing of Dry Creek and Missouri
Pacific right of way. The Missouri Pacific Railway Co. grants
to the City of Salina the right to construct and maintain a dyke
on the north side of Dry Creek, at the point of the crossing of
said creek through the right of way of the said Railway Co., the
said dyke to enter the right of way from the east and the west,
and to connect with the embankment of said Railway Co. The
• construction and maintenance of said dyke shall be performed in a •
manner entirely satisfactory to said Railway.Co., and under-the
supervision of its division engineer or other properly appointed
representative; provided that said dyke shall he such a height and
width as to conform to an unbroken grade along its line of con-
struction (§ 1, Ord. 1303, 4-17-06).
13-103. Missouri Pacific to raise and lengthen trestle.
Said Railway Co. further agrees to lengthen its trestle over Dry
Creek, known as Bridge No. 230, about 84 feet to the south, and
to raise said trestle about 3 feet above its present grade, in order
to provide an increased waterway under said trestle, and to raise
its two trestles located immediately south of said Bridge No. 230,
known as Bridge No. 231 and Bridge No. 231 A, a sufficient
amount to make the top of the rail at said two trestles conform to
an unbroken grade line between the point near the south end of
said Bridge No. 230, raised and extended as aforesaid, and a
point on the ,present grade of the track of said Railway about
120 feet south of said Bridge No. 231 A (§ 2, Ord. 1303, 4-17-
1906).
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CHAPTER 14.-LICENSES. •
Article 1.-General Licenses.-14-101 to 14-160.
• 2.-Carnival and Amusement Companies and
• Amusement Parks.-14-201 to 14-210.
• 3.-Public Dances. 14-301 to 14-306. ,
4.Pool and Billiard Halls.-14-401 to 14-411.
5.-Public Vehicles; Licenses in Genera1.=14,501
to 14-522.
6.-Taxi-Cabs.-14-601 to 14-630.
7.-Stages and Busses. 14-701 to 14-719.
• 8.-Junk Dealers.-14-801 to 14-811.
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ARTICLE 1.-GENERAL LICENSES.
14401. Licenses; non-assignable; no refund. All licenses
issued from, this date are to be non-assignable, non-transferable •
and no refund is to be made in any case, regardless of the time
when such license has been issued. (§ 1, Ord. 2640, 3-11-1922).
' 14-102. Same; words, printed on license. All licenses
issued from"this elate shall have printed within said license, or
stamped on said license with a rubber stamp the words, "non-
transferable, non-assignable and no•refund" (j 2, Ord. 2640, 3-11-
1922). -
14-103. License required. :No person, firm or corporation,
either as principal or agent, shall conduct, pursue, carry on or
operate, in the City of Salina', any calling, trade, occupation, pro-
fession, or business 'hereinafter named without first. having ob-
tained• a license therefor from the City Clerk and paying the
• charge or charges therefor; as hereinafter provided (§§' 1, Ord.
1668, 11-18-1912) f
14-104. Amount' of license fees. The license tax hereby
levied under this ordinance shall be in the following amounts, viz.
(§ 2, Ord: 1668, 11-18-1912) :
'14-105. .' (1) Auctioneers. Auctioneers, not including the
proprietors or managers of auction rooms, $25.00 per annum
(� 2, Ord. 1688).
14-106. (2) Auction rooms. Auction rooms, $500.00 per
annum (§ 2, Ord. 1688).
14-107. :(3) , Auction sales. Every person, not a licensed
and regularly practicing auctioneer, and not the proprietor of a
licensed auction room, 'selling or offering for sale, or causing to be
' sold or offered for sale, any stock of goods or merchandise, or
parts thereof, shall pay a license therefor in the sum of $25.00
per day or $300.00 for six months (§ 2. 'Ord. 16881.
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14-108. Auction stands. (See Secs. 14-151 to 14-155.)
• 14-109. (4) Bowling alleys. Bowling alleys, or ten-pin
alleys, $25.00 per annum (;§ 2, Ord. 1688).
14-110. (5) Canvassers. Itinerant or transient can-
vassers, or book, map or picture agents, $10.00 per week (§ 2,
Ord. 1688) •
14-111. Carnival and amusement companies. (See Secs.
14-201 to 14-211.)
14-112. ' (6) Circus and menageries, wild west, dog and
pony, and other shows and exhibitions. All circuses, all "Wild
West" shows,. or exhibitions exhibiting border scenes of Indian .
lighting, horsemanship and the like, and all kindred exhibitions to
these and to circuses and menageries, and all dog or pony shows,
' showing in tents • or temporary enclosures, with or without
menageries or sideshows and all other shows and exhibitions here-
inafter described, as follows: (a) For any' such circus or show,
exhibiting in the city, when the price of admission charged adults
for attending the sane is more than fifty cents, with or without
street parade, or for street parade alone where such circus or
show exhibits outside the limits of said city, two hundred dollars
per day.
(b) For any such circus or show, exhibiting in the city,
when the.price of admission charged adults for attending the same
is fifty cents and not less than thirty-five•cents, with or without
street parade, or for street parade alone where such circus or
show exhibits outside of the limits of said city, one hundred dollars
per day.
(c) For any such circus or show, exhibiting in the city,
•
when the price of admission charged adults for attending the same
is less than thirty-five cents and not less than twenty-five cents,
with or without street parade, or for street parade alone where
uch circus or show.exhibits outside the limits of said city, seventy-
five ($75.00) dollars per day.
(d) For any such circus or show, exhibiting in the city, when
the price of admission charged adults attending the same is less
than twenty-five cents, with or without street parade, or for
street parade alone•where such circus or show exhibits outside the
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limits of said city, fifty'($50.00) dollars per day.
(e) For'any dog and pony, or dog or pony, show, or show
or performance of trained or skilled animals, not a circus or
"wild west" show, when the price of admission charged adults for
attending the same is fifty cents or more, fifty ($50.00) dollars
per clay; all such shows charging less than fifty cents and- not less,
128 - • Licenses. General Licenses. (Ch. 14, Art. 1 .
. than twenty-five cents for adults attending the same, twenty-five
($25.00) dollars per day; and all such shows charging less than
• twenty-five cents admission for adults attending the same, ten •
($10.00) dollars per day.
(f) Every tight rope performance in the open air, from
house to house, or on or over any vacant lot, or over and across
any street or alley, ten ($10.00) dollars per day; every negro
. minstrel performance or Uncle Tom's Cabin show, twenty. ($20.00)
dollars per day; every exhibit of natural curiosity freak or nature,
or skilled, learned or trained animals, including performing bears, •
or organ grinders, accompained or' unaccompanied by monkeys,
ten ($10.00) dollars per day; and for every other show not herein
enumerated, ten ($10.00) dollars per clay; Provided, that when
any such show or exhibition is held or given in any licensed house
or building, no license shall be required. Provided, further, that
before ally circus, menagerie, wild west, clog or pony, or any
other show herein required to pay a 'license for exhibiting in the
City of Salina in tents or any temporary enclosure, or required to
pay license hereunder for street parade where any such shows shall
exhibit without the limits of the city, shall advertise. or bill the
same in the City of Salina, the owner, agent, representative or
person acting for any such circus or show shall enter into a written
contract with the City.Clerk to the effect that the owner, lessee,
manager or proprietor of such circus or show will pay the amount
of license required in this ordinance, to be specified in said contract,
before such circus. or show shall- exhibit oar parade within the
City (§ 2, Ord. 1688). .
. 14-113. (7) Concerts, etc. Concerts, theatrical enter-
,
tainments, or entertainments, lectures, or.exhibitions of any char-
acter, for. pay or profit by non-residents of Salina, and not given.
in any licensed opera house or.hall, 'or in any church or lodge
room, $5.00 per day, $15.00 per week (§ 2, Ord. 1688).
14-114. (8) Corn doctors. Corn doctors, or chiropodists,
not residents of •Salina $1.00 per day, $5.00 per week (t 2, Ord.,
1688).
14-115. Dances, public. (See Secs. 14-301 to 14-306.)
14-116. (9) Doctors, etc.' Itinerant or 'transient doctors,
dentists, oculists, opticians or surgeons practicing such prof es-
siou`or occupation, $10.00 per day (1; 2, Ord. 1688).
• 14-117. (10) Express companies. The sum of $20.00
- • per year on the business and occupation of express companies,'
corporations or agencies, in receiving packages in this City from
persons in the City and transmitting the .same by express' from
this City .within this State to persons and places within the
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State of Kansas; and receiving in this City packages by express
transmitted within this State from persons and places in this
State to persons within the City and delivering the same to
persons in this City; excepting the receipt, transmission and .
delivery of any such packages to and from any department
agency, or agent of the 'United States, and excepting the re-
ceipt, transmission,and delivery of any such packages which are
interstate commerce; the business and occupation of receiving,
transmitting and delivering of the packages herein excepted is
not taxed hereby (§ 2, Ord. 1688).
14-118. (11) Free lectures, patent medicines; etc. Free .
• lectures, or entertainments of any kind whatever, given on ally
street, avenue or vacant lot in the City of Salina, for the ,pur-
pose of advertising any goods, wares, merchandise, person, thing
or business, or the advertisement of patent medicines, proprietory
medicines, drugs, nostrums and articles, where such goods are
not sold or offered for sale, $4.00 per day or $15.00 per week •
(§ 2, Ord. 1688. See also Sec. 14-146).
14-119. (12) 'Fortune tellers. Fortune tellers, mind read-
ers, clairvoyants, phrenologists, palmists, astrologers, muscle and
lung testers, gaugers, or persons permitting others to look through
magnifying glasses, telescopes, or horoscopes for the purpose of
inspecting or viewing any object or thing for pay, $25.00 per
week (§2, Ord. 1688. See also Sec. 14-146).
14-120. (13) Gift enterprises. Gift enterprises of any •
kind $25.00 per day (§ 2, Ord. 1688): •
14-121. (14) Goods on street. Soliciting business or ex-
hibiting goods, wares and merchandise, or samples of the same
on the streets or adjacent thereto or in any public place in the '
City of Salina, of selling or offering to sell goods in connec-
tion with such exhibition, by any transient or itinerant proprietor,
agent or vendor, $25.00 per week (§ 2, Ord. 1688: See also
See. 14-146).
• 14-122. (15) Hawkers, peddlers. Hawkers or peddlers
Of goods, merchandise, fruit or vegetables, other than the seller's
own raising or production, or solicitors or canvassers for the
sale of the same, not otherwise provided for in this ordinance.
$25.00 per year; Provided that no license issued under this sec-
tion shall authorize the holder of the same to conduct, main-
tain .or sell goods from a. street stand on the streets of said
City (§ 2, Ord. 1688. See also Sec. 14-146).
14-123. (16) Insurance companies. Insurance com-
panies, agents or agencies, surety bonding companies, agents or
agencies handling and writing in the City of Salina, any kind
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• or manner of insurance or surety bonds, $10.00 per annum for
each insurance company or bonding company so represented, ex-
cepting, however, that no insurance company or agent or agencies
representing the same, and engaged solely in writing fire, light-
ning or tornado insurance either separately -or combined, shall
be obliged to pay any license fee whatsoever and provided fur-
ther that no insurance company organized and existing under •
the laws of the State. of Kansas, and having its principal office
or place of business at the City of Salina therein, shall be
obligated 'to obtain any license.for the transaction of its business
or to pay •any license fee in regard to the transaction thereof
(§ 2, Ord. 1688, Amd. by § 1, Ord. 2366 12-24-1920).
,14-124. (17) Itinerant venders, patent medicines, etc.
Itinerant or transient venders of any patent medicine or pro-
prietory medicine, nostrums, or other articles, $25.00 per week.
Provided that no license shall he issued to any person to sell or
peddle drugs or medicines within the City until such person shall
have furnished satisfactory proof that he has complied with the
pharmacy laws of the 'State of Kansas (§ 2, Ord. 1688. See
also Sec. 14-146).
14-125. (18) Lightning rods. Lightning rod agents, $3.00
per day; $25.00 per month (§ 2, Ord. 1688).
14-126. (19) Merry-go-rounds, etc.; not operate on Sun-
days. Swings, merry-go-rounds or riding galleries, $10.00 per
day, $25.00 per week; Provided, it shall be unlawful for any
person to operate, or assist in operating, any swing, merry-go-
round or riding gallery.on the first day of the week,- commonly
called Sunday, or later than 11 o'clock P. M. of any day (§ 2,
• Ord. 1688).
14-127. (20) Museums. Museums, for the exhibition of
paintings, works of art, or scientific, literary, or other curiosities,
for pay, $2.00 per day, $8.00 per week (§ 2, Ord. 1688).
14-128. (21) Nickelodeons. Rooms and halls used for
- nickelodeons and for moving picture shows, including such Vaude-
ville attractions as might he given as part, of any such moving .
picture show, $30.00 per annum; Provided, that the price of ad-
mission charged for any show .or exhibition under this sub-
section shall not exceed twenty cents; and provided further, that
. no. license shall he issued hereunder for less than one year (°; 2.
Ord. 1688, Amd. by § 1, Ord. 1741 1-5-1914).
14-129. (22) Opera houses. Opera houses, theatres, halls
and other rooms and buildings used for public entertainments for
pay, not otherwise enumerated or specified in this ordinance,
$50.00 per annum; and no license shall be issued hereunder for
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less than one year (§ 2, Ord. 1688, Amd. by § 2, Ord. 1741
.1-5-1914).
14-130. (23) Orders, future delivery. Itinerant or tran-
sient'persons soliciting or canvassing for orders for future de-
livery of goods, wares, or merchandise by themselves or by others,
from stock not carried in the City of Salina, $25.00 per week
•(§ 2, Ord. 1688).
14-131. (24) Patent rights. Patent right dealers, $25.00
per day (§ 2, Ord. 1688).
14-132. (25) Pawnbrokers. Pawnbrokers or loaners of
money on pledged security or property, $50.00 per annum (§ 2,
Ord. 1688).
14-133. (26) Peddlers, clothing, etc. Itinerant or tran-
sient peddlers or venders of ready made clothing, textile fabrics,
hoots or shoes or home furnishing goods of 'any kind, $25.00
per week when sold from a wagon or vehicle of any kind, $3.00
per,day $15.00 per week when carried by the person selling the
same. No license shall be issued to any one 'to sell any such
articles from a stand upon any street in the City (§ 2, Ord. 1688.
See also Sec. 14-146).
14-134. (27) Peddlers, transient or itinerant. Transient
or itinerant peddlers, hawkers, or venders of any goods, wares
or merchandise, or solicitors or canvassers for the sale of the
same, not otherwise provided for in this ordinance, $25.00 per
week. No license shall be issued to any one to sell any such
articles from a stand upon any street in the City (§ 2, Ord. 1688.
See also Sec. 14-146).
14-135. (28) Penny arcades. Places of amusements or
exhibitions known as "penny arcades" $35.00 per annum; and no
license shall be issued for less than one year (§ 2, Ord. 1688).
14-136. (29) Photographers. Itinerant or transient pho-
tographers soliciting business or taking.pictures and selling the
same in the City, $15.00 per week (§ 2, Ord. 1688).
14-137. (30) Street stands. Any street stand from which
is sold or offered for sale nuts, candy, pop-corn, lunch or mer-
chandise of like kind or character, $10.00 per year; any street
stand from which is sold 'or offered for sale articles, wares and
merchandise not otherwise mentioned or enumerated herein,
$25.00 per week; Provided, that no license shall be granted for
any street stand to be kept or maintained on Santa Fe Avenue
between the north line of Walnut Street and the north line of
Ash Street, on the west side of Santa Fe Avenue and the south.
line of Ash Street on the east side of Santa Fe Avenue and on
Iron Avenue between the west line of Fifth Street and the east
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line of Eighth Street between the hours of seven o'clock A. M.
and six o'clock P. M. of any day; and provided further, that no
license tender this sub-section shall authorize the owner or holder
of the same to hawk or peddle any goods, wares or merchandise
of any kind or character whatsoever around and over any of
the streets of said City; and provided further, that this sub-
section shall not apply to gardeners or farmers selling or deliver-'
ing produce raised .by themselves; and provided further, that any
licensed wagon, cart or foot peddler may solicit trade within said
• prohibited district from hotels, restaurants and families, by going
within the building and making sales or trades. A street stand,
as used in this ordinance, means any vehicle or temporary place
of business from which articles of merchandise are sold or offered
for sale, not otherwise mentioned in this ordinance. All street
stands shall be located under the direction of the City Marshal
• (§ 30, Ord. 1688, Nov. 18, 1912; Amd. Ord. 3043, Nov.' 10,
, 1924; See Sec. 14-158; See also Sec. 14-146).
- 14-138. (31) Sidewalk stands. Any sidewalk stand from
which is sold or offered for sale nuts, candy, pop corn, lunch or
merchandise of like kind or character, $15.00 per year; any
sidewalk stand from which is sold or offered for sale articles,
• wares or merchandise not otherwise mentioned or enumerated
herein, $25.00 per week; said sidewalk stands to he located under
the direction of the City Marshal. Provided, that no license
• issued under this sub-section shall authorize the holder of the
same to hawk or peddle any goods or merchandise- of any kind
or character whatsoever around and over the streets of the City
(§ 2, Ord. 1688; Amd. by Ord. 3043 11-10-1924; See Secs. 14-158
- and 14-159; See also Sec. 14-146). •
14-139. (32) Sales; bankrupt; fire; receivers; sheriffs,
etc. • Persons selling or offering for sale goods, wares or mer-
chandise known as or advertised or designated to he goods, wares
or merchandise bought at fire sales, auction sales, manufacturer's
loss sales, wreckage sales, sheriff's, creditor's, assignee's, con-
signee's, bankrupt, special bargain or damaged goods' sales, or
advertised in any manner for the purpose of inducing customers
or people to believe that such goods, wares or merchandise will
lie sold for a price or prices not exceeding the cost of production,
or bankrupt or damaged stock of goods not otherwise taxed,
$25.00 per day, payable in advance. This section shall apply to
.all stocks of goods that are not assessed' or taxed in the City
of Salina: Provided that, this section shall not apply to goods,
Wares, or merchandise which are actually under the control of
the sheriff, or an assignee or trustee in bankruptcy, or to goods,
wares- or merchandise, which ,have been damaged in the City of
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Salina, and which are being disposed of in good faith to close
out the same (§ 2, Ord. 1688'11-18-1912):
14-140. (33) Shooting galleries. Stationary shooting
galleries, $2.00 per day, $15.00 per month; mechanical shooting
galleries, $3.00 per day, $25.00 per month (§ 2, Ord. 1688).
14-141. (34) Skating rinks. Skating rinks, $50.00 per
annum; and no license shall be issued for less than one year (§ 2,
Ord. 1688).
14-142. (35) Slot machines. Slot machines, not gambling
devices, $10.00 per annum (§ 2, Ord. 1688).
14-143. (36) Street parades. All street parades,and all
persons walking or driving over the streets of the City, adver-
tising by means of printed banners, signs or streamers or by
ringing bells, loud calling or announcements intended to attract
the attention of people and for the purpose of advertising any
entertainment not otherwise named in this ordinance, $3.00 for
each parade or advertising "stunt" (§ 2, Ord. 1688. See also
Section 14-145).
14-144. (37) Street vender. Any street vender for arti-
cles of merchandise„notions and the like, not otherwise mentioned
in this ordinance, $5.00 per day (§ 2, Ord. 1688).
14-145. (38) Summer theatres.. Outdoor or summer
theaters; or "air-dome" theaters, $30.00 per annum; and no li-
cense shall be issued for less than one year (§ 2, Ord. 1688, Amd.
§ 1, Ord. 1767 5-25-14).
14-146. Street business; regulations. Any business which
occupies or is carried on in any of the streets, alleys or public
places of the City of Salina shall, at all times, be subject to such
regulations as the Mayor and Council shall from time to time
adopt; and any failure to observe such regulations shall, without
further proceedings or action of any kind forfeit the license of
the person failing to observe such regulations (§ 3, Ord. 1688
11-18-12).
14-147, Clerk to issue license. Licenses under this ordi-
nance be issued by the City Clerk, under the seal of the City,
and signed by the Mayor and Clerk; but no license shall he is-
sued until the person applying therefor shall produce to and file
with the City Clerk the receipt of the City Treasurer showing
the payment of the amount required by this ordinance to be paid
for the license applied for by such person. Provided, that
nothing in this ordinance shall require the payment of a license
tax by persons selling hay, grain, fruit, vegetables, milk or ar-
ticles of the seller's own raising or production, or by.residents
of the City selling articles of their own manufacture '(§ 4, Ord.
1688, 11-18-1912).
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14-148, Application for licenses. No license shall issue to
carry on any vocation or occupation mentioned in this ordinance
until the applicant therefor shall present to the City Clerk, on a
blank provided by the City, a written application signed by the
applicant setting forth: 1. The name and place of residence of
the applicant for license. 2. The character of the business to
be conducted. 3. In what manner such business is carried on.
4. In what place the business was last pursued. 5. The time
for which a license is desired (§ 5, Ord. 1688, 11-18-1912).
14-149. Licenses non-assignable, etc.; when expire. All
licenses shall be non-assignable and non-transferable and shall
expire except when issued for one •day, one week, or one month,
on the last day of June or the last clay Of December of each
year (§ 6, Ord. 1688, 11-18-1912).
14-150. Penalty; violation of Secs. 14-101 to 14-149. Any •
person. violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof in
the police court shall he fined in any sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars for each offense, and shall, forfeit his license
thereby, if he holds any license (§ 7, Ord. 1688, 11-18-1912).
14-151. Auction stands; licenses. That it shall be unlawful
for any person, firm or corporation to maintain, operate or con-
duct within the City of Salina, Kansas, any auction stand without
first having obtained a license so to do, and paying the fee there- .
for as hereinafter set forth (Sy 1, Ord. 2226, 12-21-1918).
14-152.. Same; license fees; date of expiration. The fee
for 'such license shall be the sum of Three Hundred Dollars, per
• annum payable in advance and deposited with the written applica-
tion; licenses issued under. this ordinance shall expire on the last
day of June or December next after the issuance of the same (§ 2,
Ord. 2226, 12-21-1918).
14-153. Same; applications. Application for such license
shall be made in writing and filed in the office of the City Clerk of
the City of Salina, and shall set forth the name of the applicant,
. the' firm name or style under which such. business is to he con-
ducted, and the location or place within said city where such busi-
ness is to be conducted ($ 3, Ord. 2226, 12-21-1918).
14-1.54. Licenses signed; not transferable. All licenses
issued under this ordinance shall be signed by the Mayor and Clerk
of said city and countersigned by the Treasurer thereof, and shall
in no event be assigned or transferred (§ 4, Ord. 2226, 12-21-
1918).
14-155. Violation-of Secs. 14-151 to 14-154; penalty. Any
person, firm or.corporation violating any of the terms of this ordi-
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nance shall be deemed guilty of a'misdemeanor and upon convic-
tion shall be fined in any sum not less than Twenty-five Dollars
nor more than One Hundred Dollars for each offense (§ 5, Ord.
2226, 12-21-1918).
14-156. Ice cream cone venders; obtain license; fees.
That every person, firm or corporation which shall either as prin-
cipal or agent conduct, operate or carry on. in the City of Salina
the business of vending, hawking or peddling ice cream or ice
cream cones shall first Obtain a license therefor from the City.
Clerk of the City of Salina and shall pay to said City Clerk prior
to the issuance of said license the sum of $10.00 for each vehicle
used as an annual license fee therefor (§ 1, Ord. 2504, 6-10-1922):
14-157. Violation of Sec. 14-156; penalty. Any person
violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof in the police
court shall be fined in any sum not exceeding $100.00 (§ 2, Ord.
2504, 6-10-1922).
14-158. Street stands, certain classes prohibited. That
from and after the taking effect of this ordinance no street or side-
walk stand from which is sold or offered for sale fruit, vegetables,
garden truck or other similar merchandise, shall be permitted to
occupy any street or part thereof within the City of Salina, Kan-
sas, and it shall be unlawful for any person owning or in 'charge
of any wagon, cart or stand to permit the same to stand in or
occupy any street or part thereof within the City of Salina, Kan-'
sas, Provided However, that this ordinance shall not be construed
to prohibit the sale of fruit, vegetables, garden truck or other sim-
ilar merchandise by any duly licensed vendor or peddler, whenever'
such vendor or peddler shall keep the cart, wagon or other vehicle , •
from which such merchandise is sold moving, except when engaged
in making a sale of such merchandise and except at such times as
such person may be reasonably required to stop for temporary pur-
poses (§ 1, Ord. 3043, 11-10-1924).
14-159. Clerk not to issue license. That from and after
the taking effect of this ordinance no license shall be issued by the
City Clerk to any person for the operation of any street or side-
walk stand for the purpose of permitting any such street or .side-
walk stand for sale of merchandise mentioned in Section 1 hereof,
to occupy any street or part thereof within the City of Salina,
Kansas (§ 2, Ord. 3043, 11-10-1924).
14-160. Violation of Secs. 14-158 and 14-159; penalty.
That any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction there-
of shall be fined in any sum not exceeding $25.00 (§ 4, Ord. 3043,
11-10-1924).
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' ARTICLE 2. CARNIVAL AND AMUSEMENT COM-
PANIES; AMUSEMENT PARKS.-14-201 to 14-211.
14-201. Carnival and amusement company license. It
shall be unlawful for any carnival or amusement company to
operate or show in the City of Salina without making application
for a license as hereinafter provided and 'paying to the City Clerk
the license fee as hereinafter specified .(§ 1, Ord. 2194, 6-26-18).
. 14-202. Application for license. All carnival or amuse-
ment companies desiring to show or operate in the City of Salina,
Kansas, shall first make an application in writing to the City Clerk
of the City of Salina, Kansas, setting forth the number of railroad
cars and coaches used in connection with the transportation thereof
and shall also set forth in detail the character and nature .of each
and every attraction and amusement proposed to be operated (j 2,
Ord. 2194, 6-26-18).
14-203. No gambling or public dances in connection.'. No
•
gambling device or games of chance, public dancing hall or pavilion
shall be operated Or conducted by any carnival or amusement com-
pany or in connection therewith within the City of Salina, Kansas
(j 3, Ord. 2194, 6-26-18). ,
14-204. License charges. For the first clay's exhibition of
such carnival or amusement company there shall be paid to said
City the sum of $10.00 for each and every railroad car and coach
Used in connection with the transportation thereof and for each
clay's exhibition thereafter, there shall he paid the sum of $5.00
for each and every railroad car or coach used in.connection with
the transportation thereof (§, 4, Ord. 2194, 6-26-18).
14-205. Violation of Secs. 14-201 to 14-204; penalty. Any
•
person, firm or corporation, or the agent or employee of any per-
son, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this ordi-
nance shall he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon convic-
tion, shall be punished by a fine of not less than $25.00,nor more
than $100.00, or imprisoned in the City Jail not less than ten days
nor more than thirty days (j 5, Ord. 2194, 6-26-18).
14-206. Amusement park; license. No person, firm.or cor-
. poration, either a•• principal or agent shall carry on or operate
within the City of Salina, Kansas, any amusement park, operated
for profit, without having first obtained from the City Clerk a
' license to do so, and without having first paid to the City of Salina •
a license tax of $50.00 per annum, said license to be issued for not
less than one year and to be in effect for the year following the
issuance thereof; Provided, However, that the term amusement
, park; as mentioned above and the license tax for the operation
thereof as provided for herein, shall not include, or cover a license
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tax for any theatrical, dramatic or operatic performance, or enter-
tainment, usually known as a tent show,- which may be conducted; _
operated 'or carried on on the grounds occupied by said amuse-
ment park, whether the same be so carried on, operated or con-
ducted by persons, firm or corporation holding the license for the
operation of said amusement park, or by any other person, firm or
corporation (§ 1, Ord. 2598, 9-23-22).
14-207. Tent shows, etc.• license. No person, firm or cor-
poration either as principal or agent shall conduct, carry on or
operate within the City of Salina, Kansas, for pay, any theatrical,
dramatic or operatic performance or entertainment, commonly
known as a tent show, whether operated in a tent or in the open,'
when not given in any regularly licensed opera house, theatre or
moving picture theatre, or other permanent building, without hav-
ing first secured from the City Clerk of the City of Salina, Kansas,
a license so to do and without first having paid to the City of.
Salina, Kansas, a license tax therefor of $25.00 per day; Provided,'
However, that such entertainments or chautauqua performances or,
to concerts and musical or other entertainments given by the citi-
zens of the City of Salina, Kansas, or to any entertainment or,
concertgiven by, or under the auspices of any church, lodge or.
other society, or other organization of the City of Salina, when the'
proceeds of such entertainment are for the benefit of such' church,
lodge, society.or organization, nor to any. entertainment or concert'
given by any citizen of said City when the proceeds thereof are not
for the benefit of the person or persons giving.the same (§ 2, Ord._
• 2958, 9-23-22).
14-208. City Clerk issue licenses. The City Clerk of the'
City of Salina shall issue the licenses as above provided for to such'
parties as may apply therefor' upon receipt of the payment of the
license tax provided for in the preceding sections (§ 3, Ord. 2958,'
9-23-22).
14-209. Not assignable. No such license'shall be assignable:
and any such license may be revoked by the Board of Commis-
sioners; or by the' Mayor of the City of Salina in the interim '
between the sessions of said Board of 'Commissioners, for any
reasons deemed good and sufficient to said Board of Commis-
sioners or Mayor (§4, Ord. 2958, 9-23-22).
• 14-210. Violation of Secs. 14-206 to 14-209; penalty. Any
person, whether as principal or as agent for any other person, firm
or corporation who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordi-
nance or.who shall continue the operation or conduct of any occupa-
tion or business mentioned in the preceding sections of this ordi-
nance, without having first secured the license provided for herein,
or after such license shall have been revoked as provided for herein,
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shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall; upon convic-
tion, thereof be fined in any sum not exceeding $100.00. Each
• separate day's operation without such license or after such license
shall have been revoked, shall be deemed and constituted a separate
offense (§ 5, Ord. 2958, 9-23-22).
ARTICLE 3.—PUBLIC DANCES.
14-301. Public dances; license fees. That from and after
the publication of this ordinance it shall be unlawful for any per-
son, persons, clubs, societies or organizations, without first having
obtained from the City Clerk a license so to do,, to conduct or
assist in conducting any public dance and without having paid to
the City Clerk for such license the amount specified in the follow-_
ing schedule: For one year $100.00; for six months, $5000;
for single day or night $3.00 (§ 1, Ord. 2414, 11-26-1921. See
Sec. 3-204. Permit from Board of Public Welfare before license
issued by Clerk).
. 14-302. • Licenses; effective date. Licenses mentioned in
Section One hereof shall become effective as of January 1st or
. July 1st, following the date of its issue, and no license shall be
issued for a term of less than six months, excepting license for a •
single day or night (§ 2, Ord. 2414, 11-26-1921).
' 14-303. Licenses not assignable. All licenses shall be non-
assignable and non-transferable.
14-304. Public dance defined. (See Secs. 3-101; 3-102 and
3-103 .for definitions.)
14-305. Dance on Sunday; nuisance. It is hereby declared •
to be a nuisance for any person, persons, clubs, societies or organ-
izations to conduct or assist in conducting a public dance on the
Sabbath Day commonly called "Sunday" in the City of Salina (§ 5,
Ord. 2414, 11-26-21).
14-306. Violation of 14-301 to 14-305; penalty. Any per-
son, persons, clubs; societies or organizations violating any of the
provisions of this ordinance shall upon conviction thereof be fined
in any sum not less than $25.00 nor more than $100.00 for each
offense (§ 6, Ord. 2414, 11-26-21). •
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ARTICLE 4.-POOL AND BILLIARD HALLS.
(Published in the Salina Daily Union, January 19, 1917.)
Ordinance No. 2018.
An Ordinance fixing a license tax on billiard and pool tables, regu-
lating the conduction of same and providing a penalty for the
violation hereof, and repealing sub-section four (4) of Sec?
tion One (1) of Ordinance No. 795, passed and approved
February 15th, 1892; Sections Seventeen and Eighteen of
Ordinance No. 635, passed and approved March 7th, '1888;
and Ordinance No. 1417, passed and approved -May 18th,
1908.
Be it ordained, by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Salina:
14-401. Pool and billiard tables for profit; licenses;
charges. § 1. Before any person or persons shall have, keep or
maintain, for hire or profit in any public.place in the City of
Salina, Kansas, any billiard or pool table or tables, he or they shall
pay a license tax on all such tables, as follows: For the first
table, twenty-five dollars ($25.00) ; for the second table fifteen
•dollars ($15.00) ; for the third table ten dollars ($10.00) ; and for
each table after the third table, ten dollars ($10.00). Such
license, when issued, shall be for a period of.six months, and shall
expire on the last days of June and December next after the same
is issued, and shall be non-assignable and non-transferable.
14-402. Application; contents. § 2. Any person or per-
sons desiring a license under this ordinance shall make application
therefor, in writing, over his or their signature, to the Mayor and
Council. Such application shall state 'the number of billiard and -
pool tables to be set up, kept and used, the kind and size of the
house, room or enclosure in which such billiard and pool tables are
to be set up and used, and the number of the lot and the name of
the street or avenue on which the building is located.
14-403. Bond. § 3. Accompanying such application, the
applicant or applicants shall deposit with the City Clerk a bond,
running to the City of Salina, in the penal sum of five hundred
($500.00) dollars, with two or more sureties, residents of said
City, to be approved by the Mayor, conditioned that no intoxicat-
ing liquors, cigarettes or cigarette papers shall be sold, kept or
allowed to he drank in or about the premises designated in such
application, that the applicant or applicants will keep an orderly
house, and will not permit anyone to play at billiards or pool on br
in said premises, or remain or lounge thereabout under nineteen
(19) years of age, and that the applicant or applicants will not
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permit any gambling in or about said premises, and will in all'
things faithfully observe the provisions of Ordinance No. 2018 of
i said City, in relation to the business for which such license is
asked; and, upon the granting of the license by the Mayor and
Council, such bond shall be filed with the City Clerk and such
Clerk shall issue such license, which shall be signed by the Mayor
and said Clerk; but such license shall not be issued until such
applicant or. applicants first produce and file with said Clerk the
receipt of the City Treasurer showing the payment of the amount
required to be paid for such license under this ordinance.
14-404. Violation; penalty; forfeiture of license. § 4.
Any person or persons who shall violate any provisions of the
foregoing sections of this ordinance, shall, upon conviction thereof,
be fined in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars ($50.00) and every
day or part of a day that any billiard or pool table is used or run
. without a license shall be deemed and held to be a separate offense
within the meaning of this ordinance; and the Mayor and'Council
shall declare the license held by such person or persons forfeited
when such person or persons shall have been convicted of the
violation of this ordinance, and such license shall thereafter be null
and void, and an action shall at once accrue on the bond given by
such person or persons.
• 14-405. Playing on Sunday; •violation; penalty; license
revoked. . § 5. That any person or persons who shall keep open
or cause to be kept open any billiard hall, pool room, bowling alley
or otheriplace where any billiard table, pool table or other gaming
table or device is kept for pay, on the first day of the week, com-
monly called Sunday, or between the hours of 11 P. M. and 6 A.
M., or permit any game to be played therein on Sunday, or be-
tween said hours of 11 P. M. and 6 A. M. shall he deemed.guilty
of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding fifty dollars ($50.00), and said license shall he revoked.
14-406. Persons under age of 19; playing prohibited; vio-
lation; penalty. § 6. That any keeper of any place described in
the last above section who shall permit or allow any person under
the age of nineteen (19) years to play at or'take part in any game
in any of said places, shall upon conviction be punished by a fine
of not exceeding fifty dollars ($50.00).
14-407. Profane language, disorderly conduct, prohibited;
keeper guilty; penalty. § 7. Any proprietor or manager in
charge of any pool or billiard hall, knowingly permitting the use of
any profane or indecent language or permitting any riotous or dis-
orderly conduct in his place shall upon conviction be fined in any
sum not exceeding fifty dollars ($50.00), and:such conviction shall
be ground for the revoking of his license.
Ch. 14,Art. 57 Licenses. Public Vehicles; Licenses in General. 141
14-408. Copies of ordinance posted. § 8. Any proprietor
or manager in charge of any pool or billiard hall shall keep two
(2) copies of this ordinance posted in a prominent place and in
plain view in his pool or billiard hall at all times.
14-409. Minors not to loiter or congregate. § 9. No pool
or billiard hall shall be run or operated in a room where minors are
allowed to loiter or congregate.
14-410. Repeal prior ordinance. § 10. Sub-Section Four
(4) of Section One (1) of Ordinance No. 795, passed and ap-
. proved February 15th, 1892; Sections Seventeen (17) and Eight- ,
een (18) of Ordinance No. 635, passed and approved March 7th,
1888; and Ordinance No. 1417, passed and approved May 18th,
1908, are hereby repealed. -
14-411. Take effect. § 11. This.ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publication once in The Salina
Daily Union.
Passed and approved, January 5th, 1917.
J. E. PUTNA34, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
ARTICLE 5.—PUBLIC VEHICLES; LICENSES
IN GENERAL.
(See Article 6—Taxi Cabs and Article 7—Busses and Stages.)
14-501. License required. It shall be unlawful for any
person, firm or corporation to run, use or drive, upon the public
streets and thoroughfares of the City of Salina, any carriage, hack,
cab, coach, automobile, transfer wagon, express wagon, dray, or
wagon or vehicle of any kind or description used for the carrying,
conveying or transportation of persons, passengers, baggage,
goods, wares or merchandise within said City for pay, without
first having and' procuring a license therefor, as in this ordinance
provided; and it shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corpora-
tion to drive or use any omnibus or other vehicle in the transporta-
tion of passengers to and from any hotel and railroad depot and
station, or run the same over any established line or route of travel
in the City, whether such omnibus or other vehicle be propelled-by
horse or other locomotive power and whether pay is charged or not
for riding in the same, without first having a permit therefor, as
herein provided ; Provided, the provisions of this ordinance shall
not apply to vehicles kept and used solely in the prosecution of the
ordinary livery business, or to merchants using their own wagons
or vehicles for the delivery Of goods sold by them in the ordinary
course of their business in said City (§ 1, Ord. 1552, 4-18-1910).
14-502. Application for license; habits of applicants.
Every applicant for a license as driver or chauffeur of any vehicle
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for the carriage of passengers shall present an application in writ-
ing to the City Clerk, endorsed by not less than two responsible
citizens of Salina, who shall certify that the applicant is a man of
good habits, honest, sober and industrious, is more than eighteen
years of age, is acquainted with the streets and public places of the
city, and is a fit person in all respects to drive or use a passenger
vehicle on the streets of said City; and it shall be the duty of said
Clerk, upon receiving such application, to make diligent inquiry as
to the character, sobriety and capability of the applicant, and if he
shall find that said applicant is possessed of the requisite qualifica-
tions he shall approve such application and issue such license; other- '
' wise, he shall refuse such application by endorsing thereon his
name and the word "refused" (§ 2, Ord. 1552,4-181910).
14-503. Clerk to issue license.. The license provided for in
this ordinance shall be issued by the City Clerk, and shall be signed
by the Mayor and Clerk and countersigned by the City. Treasurer,
with the corporate seal of the City prefixed thereto, and shall recite
the number of the license, the name of the.person to whom issued,
the amount S paid for such license, a description of the vehicle
licensed and the character of the business in which it is to engage;
but no, license shall be issued until the person applying therefor
shall produce to and file with the Clerk the receipt of the City
Treasurer showing the payment of the amount required by this
ordinance•to be paid for any such license (§ 3, Ord. 1552, Amd.
by § 2, Ord. No. 1616, 717-1911).
14-504. Rates charged for licenses. The amounts to be
paid for a license under Ordinance Number 1552, passed and ap-
• proved April 18th, 1910, shall be as follows, to-wit: (a) For
any automobile, hack or motor propelled vehicle, with a seating
capacity of more than five persons, used for the transportation of
passengers for hire within' the City,of Salina, $30.00 per annum.
or major portion thereof, for each such vehicle, provided that anv
person licensing more than two such vehicles, owned by him,
under this sub-section, shall pay at :the rate of $25.00 per annum
for each such vehicle over and above two such vehicles.
(b) For any automobile, hack or motor propelled vehicle.
with a seating capacity of five persons or less, used for the trans-
portation of passengers for hire in the City of Salina, Kansas,
$25.00 per annum or major portion thereof; provided that any
such person licensing more than'two such vehicles, owned by him, .
under this sub-section shall pay at the rate of $20.00 per annum
for each such vehicle over and above two such vehicles.
(c) For any cab, hack; carriage or vehicle drawn by horse
or horses, used for the transportation of passengers for hire with-
in the City of Salina, $15.00 per annum, or major portion thereof-
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provided,. that any person licensing more than two such vehicles
under this sub-section, owned by him, shall pay at the rate -of
$10.00 per annum for each such vehicle over and above two such
vehicles.
(d) For any motor propelled vehicle used in the City of
Salina in the business of transporting for hire therein any.goods,
wares, merchandise, baggage, parcels, furniture or other thing or
property of any kind or nature whatsoever, $15.00 per annum, or
major or portion thereof, for each such vehicle, provided that any
person licensing more than two such vehicles under this sub-section
owned and operated by him shall pay at the rate of $10.00 per
annum for each such vehicle over and above two such vehicles.
(e) For any dray wagon; transfer wagon or other vehicle
drawn by horse or horses used in the City of Salina in the business
of transporting therein for hire any goods, wares, merchandise,
baggage, parcels or other thing or property of any kind or nature
whatsoever, $7.50 per annum, or major portion thereof, for each
such vehicle; provided that any person licensing more than two
such vehicles under this sub-section, owned and operated by him
shall pay at the rate of $5.00 per annum for each such vehicle over
and above two such vehicles (§ 4, Ord. 1552, Amd. by § 1, Ord.
1665, Amd. by § 1, Ord. 1911, Amd. by § 1, Ord. 2499, 5-15-
1922).
14-505. Term of license. No license shall be issued under
this ordinance for a less sum than the respective annual rates spec-
ified in Section Four hereof, and every such license, when issued,
shall be good for one year, or the major portion thereof, expiring
for any such year, or portion thereof, on the last day of June or
the last day of December next after the date of the issuance of any
such license. All such licenses shall be non-assignable, but the
same may be revoked by the Mayor and Council upon the con-,
viction of the licensees of having.violated any of the. provisions of
this ordinance. No license shall be granted to any person under
eighteen years of age (§ 4, Ord. 1552, Amd. by § 3, Ord.- 1616,
7-7-1911).
14-506. Register of license. The City Clerk shall keep a
register of the name of the person to whom any license'is issued-
under this ordinance, and the name of the person to whom any
assignment or transfer of any license may be made, the date when,
issued or transferred, the amount paid for such license, the date of
its expiration and a description of the vehicle licensed together
with the character of business in whit such vehicle is to engage
(§ 6: Ord. 1552, 4-18-1910).
14-507. Number of license on vehicle. Every person so
licensed shall forthwith 'cause the number of his license to be
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plainly' displayed, in figures at least one and one-half inches in
length, in a conspicuous place on the outside of each side of his
vehicle, and on the lamps thereof, if such vehicle has lamps, and
shall keep the same plain and distinct at all times when used, during
the contimiance of such license; but upon the• expiration of such
license, or upon revocation of the same, such person shall imme-
diately cause the said number to be erased from the. said vehicle,
and shall not allow said vehicle to be used with said number, such
uniform numbers to be furnished by the City (§ 7, Ord. 1552,
4:18-1910).
14-508. Driver to wear badge. Every owner, driver or
chauffeur of any licensed vehicle under this ordinance, shall, while
acting as such; wear conspicuouly,.on his coat, hat or cap, a plated
metal badge, of proper'size and shape, and'on said plate shall be
engraved the• word: "Hack," "Express Wagon," "Transfer
Wagon," or other word designating the kind of•vehicle which he
is licensed to drive, and the number Of the vehicle, in figures large
enough to be readily read and seen, and said badge `shall be pro-
vided with 'a pin or other fastening by' which the same. may' be
fastened to his coat, cap or hat, and shall be worn in a conspicuous
place on the outside of the breast of the coat or the front of the'
cap or hat so that it,may not be hidden either by accident or'design
(§ 9, Ord. 1552, 4-18-1910).
14-509. Rates 'of 'fare. (§'10, Ord. 1552, Rep. by 'Ord.
No. 2948. See § 14-605.)
14-510. Articles left in vehicle: Whenever any package or
article of_baggage. or goods or merchandise of any kind shall 'he
left by the owner'in or on any licensed vehicle, or when such pack-
age or article shall be left iu the custody of the driver or chauffeur
of any such vehicle, such driver or chauffeur shall, upon the dis-
covery of such package or article, forthwith deliver the same at_
police headquarters,, unless such package or article shall be sooner
delivered to the owner thereof. (§ ,11,'Ord.,1552, 4-18-1910).
14-511. Misinforming persons. No owner, driver or chauf-.
feur of any licensed vehicle shall induce any person to employ him'
dy either knowingly, wantonly or carelessly misinforming or mis-
leading such person, either as to his identity or as to the time of
the arrival or departure of any railroad train, or the location.of
any railroad depot. office, .station, hotel, public place' or private
residence. within said city; and any. person violating any 'of the
provisions of this section shall.be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction fined in any sum .not exceeding,ten dollars'
(§ 13, Ord. 1552, 4-18-1910).
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• 14-512. Vehicles carrying passengers to or from points
adjacent to City; vehicles running to fair grounds, etc. ' The
owner of any automobile, hack, wagon or other vehicle, or the
- chauffeur or driver thereof, carrying passengers for hire to or
from Oakdale Park, the county fairgrounds, any show grounds
or other places near or adjacent to the City of Salina, shall be
required to pay the same license tax, to-wit: the sum of $30.00
for each automobile, and. $20.00 for each cab, hack, Wagon or
other vehicle drawn by horses, as is required to be paid under this
ordinance for other licensed vehicles of the same class; and any
such person who shall fail, decline or refuse to pay such license tax
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon convictiomfined
in ally sum not exceeding one hundred•dollars' (§-14,:Ord. 1552,
4-18-1910).
14-513. Stands; Chief of Police- to designate; penalty.
'All vehicles required to be licensed under this ordinance are re-
quired to and shall, when .unemployed, stand at such stands or
places 'as may be designated from time to 'time by the Chief,of
Police of the City of Salina, subject to the approval of the Board
of Commissioners of said City, and subject to the' other provisions
of this ordinance. Said Chief of•Police•is hereby authorized ann
'required to establish such stands for the use of licensed vehicles by
designating as nearly as practicable places or stands on any street
where such licensed vehicles may stand when unemployed, so as to
best accommodate the public, and to change such, stands or places
as the convenience of the public may require;" provided however, •
that for sanitary reasons and on account of the menace to public
.-health created therebv,'no transfer wagon, express wagon or dray,
or-other vehicle drawn by horses or other animals shall be per-
• 'niitted to stand, while unemployed, at any place on the following
streets and avenues in the City Of Salina, to-wit:- On Fifth Street,
Santa-Fe Avenue and Seventh Street between Walnut Street and
Ash Street; on Walnut Street and Ash Street between Fifth Street
and Seventh Street, and on Iron Avenue between the Bridge across
the Smoky Hill River and Eighth Street. Any owner; (river,
chauffeur or other person in charge of any vehicle mentioned and
designated under this section who shall fail or refuse to obey the
'direction- of the Chief of Pollee as to standing his vehicle at any
'place or places' in'said City or who shall in any manner violate any
of the provisions of this section shall he deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor and upon confliction thereof be fined in ally sum not
exceeding one hundred dollai s ($100.00) for each offense (§ 16,
Ord. 1552, Amd. by §"1, Ord. 2954, 3-12-24). •
14-514. Penalty; violation of Secs. 14-501 to 14-513. It
shall be unlawful for any person to do any of the things herein-
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before prohibited, or to fail to do any of the things hereinbefore .
commanded to be done; and any person who shall drive, propel or
run any of the vehicles named in this ordinance used for the car-
riage of passengers or goods or merchandise for pay without first
procuring a license therefor, as in this ordinance provided, or who
shall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance for which a
penalty it not hereinbefore .prescribed, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof fined in any sum not
exceeding one hundred_dollars for each offense (§ 17, Ord. 1552,
4-18-1910).
Ordinance No. 3088.
An Ordinance relating to licenses for vehicles for hire in the
City of Salina.
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
' 14-515. Metal license plates to be furnished. § 1. That
Whenever under any ordinance of the City of Salina, Kansas, a
license charge is required to be paid by the person owning or
operating any vehicle for hire, including taxi-cabs, busses, drays,
transfer wagons, trucks and other similar vehicles, the City Clerk:
shall upon payment of any such license charge furnish to the per-
son paying the same a metal license plate, which shall be fastened
securely in some conspicuous place on the outside of the front
or right side of the vehicle for which such license charge was
paid.
14:516. License plate displayed. § 2. It shall be unlaw-
ful for any person, firm or corporation to own or to operate
on the streets of Salina any vehicle for which a license charge
is required by the ordinances of the City of Salina without dis-
playing thereon in the manner provided in Section 1 of this
ordinance the .metal license plate mentioned in such section.
14-517. Changing license plate from one vehicle to an-
other; license revoked. § 3. It shall be unlawful for any per-
son, firm or corporation to display on any vehicle any license
place issued by•the City Clerk upon the payment of the license
charge for any other vehicle. Tf any such license plate issued
for one vehicle is used upon any other vehicle, the license covering
the vehicle for which such license plate was issued shall he re-
voked and no license shall thereafter during the same year be
issued for such vehicle, and it shall be unlawful to drive or oper-
ate any such vehicle on the streets 'of Salina, Kansas, for .hire
after any such license is revoked and before a new license ix
issued therefor.
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14-518. Violation of ordinance; penalty. § 4. In addi-
tion to any other penalty herein provided any person, firm or
corporation .who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordi-
nance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon convic-
tion thereof shall be fined in any sum not less than $10.00 nor
more than $50.00 'for each offense.
14-519. Take effect. § 5. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force from and after its publication in the book
' of the revised ordinances of the City of Salina, Kansas.
Introduced for first reading Feb. 23, 1925.
Passed and approved March 2, 1925.
J. S. HARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
14-520. Taxi cab driver, etc., convicted of speeding; un-
lawful to drive for one year. That whenever any person shall
have been convicted of three ; (3) separate violations of the
general traffic ordinances of the City of Salina and such offenses
shall consist either of operating a motor propelled vehicle at a
rate of speed; in excess-of that prohibited by ordinance or of the
careless or reckless driving or operation of a motor propelled
vehicle, and such person shall be, at the time of the commission
of such offense, engaged in transporting passengers. for hire with-
in said City, either as owner or employe, then .upon and after
such third final conviction, it shall be unlawful for such person
to at,any time within one year succeeding the date of the com-
mission of.the last of such three offenses to drive,or propel any
motor driven vehicle for hire within, the corporate .limits of said
City (§ 1, Ord. 2773, 5-21-1923).
14-521. Ordinance supplemental. § 2. That this ordi-
nance is not intended to- operate in repeal of any other or-
dinances or parts thereof (§ 2, Ord. 2773,5-21-23.):
14-522. Violation of Sec. 14-520; penalty. Section 3. That
any person violating any of the terms or provisions of this or-
dinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction shall he fined not more than Fifty Dollars 'for each
separate offense(§ 3, Ord. 2773, 5-21-1923). -
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ARTICLE 6.—TAXI-CABS.
(Published in the Salina Daily Union March 7, .1924.)
• . Ordinance No. 2948. .
•An ordinance regulating the conveyance of passengers for hire
in the City of Salina; fixing fares and rates therefor;, pro-
-viding for the licensing of taxi-cabs and the drivers thereof
and the use of taximeters; prohibiting the use of taxi-cabs for
certain purposes; providing penalties for the violation of this
ordinance and repealing Section 10 of Ordinance No. 1552 and
all other ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this
ordinance. .
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
• .Salina, Kansas:
• : 14-601. Taxi-cabs and taxi-meters; defined. § 1. When-
:ever .used: in'this ordinance the following terms shall respectively
l bedefined to mean: . •
Taxi-cab. Any niotor driven passenger vehicle for which a
charge is made for the carrying of passengers, except busses or
=other vehicles operating between fixed points for which fixed
charge is made for each passenger between such points.
Taximeter. • A niechanical device affixed to a taxi-cab and
designed to measure the distance traveled and to calculate the
icharge therefor. •
14-602: ` Taxi-meters tested; fee. § 2. In addition to the
• `reijuirenienfs and_provisions now existing (see License Ordinance,
'Sec. '14=504)-or hereinafter provided for no license shall be is-
, sued for the operation of any taxi-cab within the City of Salina,
when the same is equipped with a taximeter until such taximeter
shall' have'been inspected, tested and approved by the License
Inspector, as shown by a certificate of such Inspector, presented
to the City Clerk at the time such license is applied for,
and -until the owner or operator of such taxi-cab has com-
plied with the provisions of Sections Three (3) and Four
(4.) therefor, which said Meter shall be in operation on such
taxi-cab when any such testis made. A fee of fifty cents (50c)
shall he paid to the License ,Inspector for each inspection. Before
any certificate shall he issued by him, and the certificate shall
show the payment of such fee.
14-603. Application; license. § 3. No license for the
operation of any taxi-cab shall he issued until the applicant there-
for shall file with the City Clerk a written application containing
. a description of such vehicle, the make and type thereof, its motor
or serial .number, and the make and serial number of the taxi-
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meter, if there_be one.thereon, and the license issued on:any such
application-shall contain,such description. of any such;taxi-cab and
taximeter, and shall apply.to and cover only the,particular -taxi-
cab and taximeter described. It shall be. unlawful for any person
•to use, drive or operate, either as owner, agent, employe ,_or
manager of the owner any taxi-cab within the City of Salina
which shall not have been so licensed, and both the• owner and
driver of any such taxi-cab, if they be,different persons, shall be
deemed guilty of. any violation of,the provisions of .this, section.
Any applicant for any such license shall.first pay to they City,Cierk
the .fee for such..license as now provided-.for,by ordinance,_ or
•which may be hereafter provided for by-ordinance.
14-604. Insurance' or surety bond. § 4: ' It shall be un-
lawful to operate a taxi-cab:ifor.hire-or permit' the same to be .
operated,-nor shall any license be issued`hereunder until and'unleas
the' applicant for,'license deposits'with the City Clerk a policy or
certificate of liability_insurance td.ibe acceptable.to. and.approveçl
by the Board of Commissioners and issued by a'-company au-
thorized-:to do business in the State of:Kansass, and having an
authorized representative:in-the City of Salina, indemnifying-the
applicant against liability for damages•in` the sum of at least -Five
. •Thousand Dollars ($5;000.00) :for: injury-:to one (.1) person or
-Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000:00) for -injury to more than
one person, and One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) property
damage in any one accident, through the operation'of •a taxi-cab
of the applicant, or deposits, in lieu thereof;;the-bond of a'surety
company.authorized to do business in the State of Kansas and
having an authorized representative in the -City .of Salina; in-
,demni fying .persons who may be injured or whose property may
be damaged •by the operation of any such taxi-cab in the same
amount and conditioned that action may be'brought thereon by
any person so injured or•damaged against said surety company
for the amount of damage up to the amount named therein, any
such bond or certificate of insurance to be approved by the Board
of Commissioners. The policy of insurance or bond so deposited
shall contain a clause obligating the company issuing fhe same
`to give ten (10) days written notice 'before cancelling. thereof
to.the City.Clerk, and the license for, the operation of such taxi-
cab shall expire upon the lapse or termination--of 'said- policy or
bond unless a new certificate or bond shall be filed and.,approved
before the expiration of such ,period.
• 14-605. Rates of fare. § 5.'`' -The-maximum rates of fare
to he charged by or for the use of taxi-cabs-for conveying per-
sons with-the usual hand baggage shall be as 'follows:: For the
first mile or portion-thereof for one person, •thirty-five' • cents
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(35c) ;-for each succeeding one-half mile or any fraction thereof,
ten cents (10c) ; for each four minutes or fractional part thereof
over five minutes, waiting time, ten cents (10c) ; for each addi-
tional passenger over one for the entire trip, twenty cents (20c),
provided however, that no charge shall be made for the convey-
ance of children under the age of six (6) years, when accom-
panied by a person caring for same. No charge shall be rnada
for stops occasioned by the driver himself or by reason of any
.defect or improper working condition of the taxi-cab, nor shall'
'any.charge be made because of premature arrival upon a call. All
charges herein are to be based upon the most direct route. It
• shall be unlawful for any person owning, operating or driving
any taxi-cab to charge, collect, receive or attempt to collect any
rates in excess of the foregoing,.except when arrangements have
been previously made, as hereinafter provided for.
14-606. Hourly rates. § 6. The owner, driver or other •
person in charge or control of a taxi-cab_may, upon request of
•a passenger, accept employment whereby the fare to be asked may
-be computed at an agreed amount for the trip or by an hourly
rental. When a taxi-cab is employed at an hourly rental the
maximum fare to be 'charged shall not exceed $3.00 per hour.
'This rate shall not be effective unless employment by the hour
ris arranged for in advance of the trip, and if rented on a trip
basis, the charge for such trip shall be agreed upon in advance,
and it .shall be unlawful to charge, collect or attempt to collect
•any other additional charge.
14-607. Taxi-meters; approval; receipts. § 7. When-
ever any taxi-cab shall have affixed thereto a taximeter, such
taximeter shall be of a size and design approved by the License
Inspector of the city of Salina; shall be set not to exceed the
rates provided for in this ordinance; shall be in proper mechani-
cal condition and in operation at all times, and shall at the con-
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elusion of each trip discharge a printed slip showing the distance
traveled and the .fare, which shall be given to the passenger paying
such fare.
14-608. Cabs without taxi-meters; charges; receipts.
§ 8. Whenever any taxi-cab shall not he equipped with a taxi-
meter the, maximum rates of fare to be charged for the use
thereof shall be the same as the rates provided for in Section S
of this ordinance. Any taxi-cab not so equipped with a taximeter
shall be equipped with a speedometer or other registering, meter,
which shall accurately register and show the distance traveled,
and such speedometer or meter shall be of a type which has what
'is known as a trip meter, which shall be turned to zero at the
beginning of each and every trip. The driver of any such taxi=
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.cab shall,:at the time.of taking on any passenger, set said trip
meter at..zero-andthe. charge for any such trip shall be .based'-
. upon the actual distance traveled in making any trip by the most
direct route at the rate prescribed in Section 5. Any such regis-
,tering-meter shall be in all_respects subject to the same regula-
tions and inspections as in this ordinance provided for in '' the
case of.,taximeters, in so far as any such regulations and pro-
visions for inspection may be made to apply. ,The.,driver of
any such taxi-cab shall give to the passenger; paying, such,fare ,a
receipt, which shall have printed thereon the name and the num-
ber of such taxi-cab, and shall show ,the date :of' the trip, -.the
_distance traveled, the point of beginning and_ destination, the
number of persons carried and the charge for any, such trip, and
the driver's number, and shall he, signed,by the;driver collecting
such fare, such receipt to he in substantially the, following- form:
Salina, Kansas. ,,
(Taxi-Cab No. : . .)
(Name of Owner) ' ,,,
Date 19. :
Trip from . . . ... . . . ... . .. . . . .. . . :.. : :
To . ..
Miles . . .
harge $. : . . .':. . q
No. of passengers'. .. '. . . . . . . . . . . .:...:. . . -
• Driver No. • . , ..
14-609. More than one passenger:-..§ 9:. . If•the driver of
a taxi-cab shall have taken on or contracted' with one passenger,
he shall not thereafter take on or accept.;employment:by another
-passenger until the first passenger shall have' been taken 'to his
destination, except with the consent'of the"first "passenger, and
in any such case the fare or the' rate'of :fare to be charged each
such passenger shall be arranged for in .advance. 'In' no case
:shall the'total 'amount .collected from-all of such passengers on
-any such trip:be more than two-thirds (2/3) 'of the total amount
Which would'',have been due from 'such' passengers` traveling in-
dividually,.by the most direct.route from the, starting 'point to
destination. " The term,'passenger used in this section-shall apply
"to ahy group-of two-or more'passengers haviiig'the'same starting
point and' destination. '` '
;14-610. Taxi-meters incorrect.• §'1O. No 'person 'shall
use or permit to be used upon ariy-taxiseah a'taxiineter or other
registering meter which'shall be in such condition as to he over
five per'cent" (5%) 'incorrect_to the'prejudice' of any passenger or
which shall he•'operated from any wheel -to which the power is
applied, or which has not been duly inspected and approved.
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14-611. Taxi-meters or speedometers, lighted at night.
§ 11. After sundown the face of every taximeter or other regis-
tering meter shall be illuminated by suitable light so arranged
as to throw continuous steady light thereon.
14-612. Meters kept in working order. § 12. No person
shall use or permit to be used or driven for hire a taxi-cab equipped
with a taximeter, the case of which is unsettled and not having its
covers and gears intact, or .a taxi-cab without a- taximeter whose
registering meter has not been examined and approved and which
is not at all times in good working condition, or any taxi-cab,
the use of which has not been duly licensed.
14-613. Taxi-meters; signals. § 13. No driver of a taxi-
cab equipped with a taximeter while carrying passengers or under
employment shall display the signal affixed to such taximeter in
such position to denote that he is unemployed. While carrying
passengers the signal must he iri such position that the taximeter
record the distance traveled and the fare. When such driver is
not employed said signal must be displayed in such position to
denote that he is unemployed. No charge shall be made for the
time .consumed in response to a call in returning to the place
from which .such taxi-cab- has been called, whether the taxi-cal)
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be equipped with a meter or not.
14-614. Inspection test and seal meters. § 14. It shall
he the duty of the-License Inspector to examine, inspect and seal.
at least every. six months, all taximeters or other registering
:meters used on any taxi-cab-in the City of Salina, provided. how-
ever, that in the event complaint is made to said License Inspector
•that any taximeter registers improperly or inaccurately at any
time_that he deems it necessary, it shall be the duty of said in-
spector to immediately examine said taximeter or other register-
ing meter, and in case it does not properly and accurately measure
the distance traveled, and register the amount of fare, in the case
of a taximeter, to be determined and charged therefor, then in •
that event, it shall be unlawful for the owner or person in chargr
of such taxi-cab to permit its use until such taxi-cab. is equipped
with a taximeter or other registering meter, -approved by said
'license Inspector. For every inspection made by the License In-
spector, as provided for in this ordinance, there shall be paid to
said inspector, a fee of Fifty Cents (50c) by the owner or
operator of such taxi-cab, provided however, that in case the in-
spection is made upon complaint as herein provided and such
:taximeter or other registering meter is found to be correct, said
inspection fee shall be paid by the person-making said complaint
and not by the owner or operator of such taxi-cab.
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14-615. ,Taxi-cabs numbered. § 15. Every taxi-cab that
is authorized and licensed to operate in the City of Salina shall
be assigned a number by the City Clerk of said City, upon a
certificate duly issued by said License Inspector that such taxi-
cab is entitled to a license and has paid the fee therefor, and it .
'shall be unlawful to operate a taxi-cab within the City of Salina
unless said number be printed on each rear .side door and on .the
rear of the said taxi-cab, the numerals to be used to be plain and
legible block numerals at least two (2) inches in height, and one
(1) inch between. •Each taxi-cab shall have painted thereon On
each side the name of the person or company, owning and oper-
ating the same; the lettere constituting said name shall be block
letters and at least one and one-half inches in height.
14-616. Driver's licenses; fees. § 16. it-shall be.unlawful
for any person to drive a taxi-cab within the City of Salina until
and unless such persons shall have first secured from the City
Clerk a license so to do. Every applicant for any such license
shall first file with the City Clerk an application in writing,
signed by the applicant, stating his age, name, present residence
and occupation, and his residence and occupation for the pre-
ceding two years, and shall have endorsed on such application
the certificate of two reputable citizens of the City of Salina, to
be approved by the City Clerk, and that;such applicant is a-person
of good moral character. For each such individual license the
applicant therefor shall pay to the City Clerk a fee of One Dollar
($1.00) for any license so issued, which shall entitle- the person
receiving the same to drive a taxi-cab for hire within the City .
of Salina until the first day of January next, after the issuing
of such license, or until .the same shall he revoked, rescinded -or
suspended, as hereinafter provided. If any such license shall be
issued after the first day of July in any year the fee for a license
- until the 1st day of January next thereafter- shall be one-half
of the amount above prescribed. In addition to the manner and
causes hereafter in this ordinance provided for, any license may
be, at anytime revoked, rescinded or suspended by the Board of
Commissioners- of the City of Salina, upon complaint filed in
writing with such Board and after notice of the hearing of such
complaint has been served upon such driver. -
14-617. Drivers wear badge; post name in vehicle. § 17.
'Every person who shall 'be granted a driver's license as provided
for in the preceding section hereof, shall. be issued a metal badge
-by the City Clerk, on which shall be' engraved or stamped the
word, "taxi-cab" together with. the number of such license, and
it shall be the duty of the person receiving Such badge to wear
the same conspiciously, at all times while in'the performance- of
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his duties as such driver, and_it shall be the further duty of every
person operating or driving•any taxi-cab to display inside:of such
..taxi-cab, a printed card or sign bearing the name of such driver
and his license number in such a position as to be in plain view
of the :occupants thereof, the letters and figures of such name
:and,number to be not less than three-fourths inches in height. If
ther.liceiise is revoked such badge shall be returned to the City
Clerk::
14.618. Taxi-cabs, maintained in good order, inspection,
license revoked., § 18. Every taxi-cab licensed for operation
Within the City'of Salina shall be, at the tine such license is is-
sued, -and 'shall;:at'all 'times thereafter, be maintained in a good,
sound, safe' and fit condition, both mechanically and otherwise
for the,•use• in. the business of carrying passengers for hire, and
-:it shall-be the duty of the License Inspector, before he shall' ap-
'trove. a (license of any taxi-cab, to examine every such vehicle
-.as to ifs physical and mechanical •condition at the same. time of
,his inspection;-of the'taximeter or other registering meter, and
to include-'in-his certificate a statement -as to his approval or re- •
-jection of:the condition of such taxi-cab, and no license shall be
E issued by the. City Clerk until such condition has been tapp'roved
chy:(the:License Inspector. The decision of such License Inspector
:with reference to such condition shall be final and conclusive,
:except"that-the'• Board of Commissioners may, if they deem 'it
iproper•.afid .necessary, by resolution, direct the issuing of a license
ito'anyc'such':taxi-cab which may have been rejected'by such In-
. . •spector. and:such-Board of:Commissioners may also, at any tine,
inquire; with reference to the condition of-any such taxi-cab and
• ';may at any time revoke the license of any such taxi-cab if in the
:opinion of such Board :its physical or mechanical condition -ren-
•ders it::unfit for use as a taxi-cab.`- • -
14-619. Taxi-cabs and drivers; clean;intoxicated. § 19.
No person shall drive, ue'or'permit' to be used any taxi-cab which
is in an unclean or unsanitary condition, and no person while in-
toxicated or under the influence of intoxicating liquor or whose
person or clothing are.in an'unclean or unsanitary condition shall
drive any taxi-cab or vehicle.for hire_ within the City of Salina."
14-620: Refusal to'pay_fare. ,§ 20. It shall be 'unlawful
:for any .person to reftise -to.pay the legal fare„for a_taxi-cab,.as
prescribed in this ordinance;,after.having hired the same, and any
person; ho shall hire any,taxi=cab•with the intention of defraud-
• ing the person from',whom, the same is hired shall he guilty, of
a misdemeanor. .
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14-621. Weddings and funerals, § 21. The provisions of
this ordinance shall not include any passenger vehicle for hire
while being used for service at funerals or weddings.
14-622. Violation of preceding sections. § 22. Any per-
son violating or refusing to comply with any of the foregoing
provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed •guilty of a misd -
meanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine
of not more than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) and each day
during which such violation, failure. or refusal shall continue
shall constitute a separate and distinct offense.
14-623. Taxi-cab for immoral purposes. § 21 It shall
he unlawful to drive, operate or use any taxi-cab for the purpose
'of prostitution or transporting any person or persons from any
place within the City of Salina to any other place within or. with-
out said City or from any place outside of said City to any place
therein for the purpose of prostitution, or to drive, operate or
use any taxi-cab for transporting liquor from any place within
the City of Salina to any place within or without said City or
from any place without said City to any place therein, or for any
other unlawful purpose within the City of Salina.
14-624. Same; license suspended or revoked. .§ 24. If
it shall be charged that any taxi-cab has been driven, operated or
used for any of the purposes mentioned in the preceding section,
the license for the operation of such taxi-cab may be immediately
suspended or revoked by the Board of Commissioners on the
recommendation of the City Manager or on the motion of such
Board and after any such suspension or revocation; any such
vehicle shall not thereafter he used, operated or licensed for use
within the City of Salina!as a taxi-cab or other vehicle for hire
without the express 'permission granted therefor by the Board
of Commissioners and if the license has been revoked, without the
issuance of a new license issued under the direction of the Board
of Commissioners. When any such license is suspended or re-
voked the City. Manager shall notify the City Clerk thereof and
the City Clerk shall make a note thereof on his records and shall
not thereafter issue a license for any such vehicle, except as pro-
vided for herein.
14-625. Same; driver guilty; penalty: § 25. The driver
of any taxi-cab used for any of the purposes mentioned in Sec-
tion 23, or any other person using-or occupying the same for any
such purpose shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than
Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) nor more than Two Hundred Fifty
Dollars ($250.00), or by imprisonment in the city jail for not
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less than ten . (10), days nor more than sixty (60) days, or by
both such fine and imprisonment.
14-626.. Revocation of licenses. § 26. If any driver of
-any taxi-cab or other vehicle for hire shall be charged with the
violation of any of the provisions of any of the foregoing sections
of this ordinance, the City Manager of the City of Salina shall
have the authority to suspend his license during the pendency of
such charges, by a written order filed with the City Clerk and
served on such driver, and. if any such driver shall be convicted
of any such violation, the license of such driver shall immediately
-stand revoked; rescinded and suspended, and it shall be the duty
:of the City Manager to notify the• City Clerk of such,revocation.
No such person shall thereafter be ,permitted or licensed to drive
a taxi-cab within the City of Salina.until -or unless such right
or privilege shall be specifically granted to him by the Board of
Commissioners of the City of Salina and until the -revocation-of
such license shall be set aside by such Board of Commissioners,
=provided however, that in case of conviction of the violation of
any of the provisions of Section 23 hereof, such revocation shall
he permanent and the Board of Commissioners: shall, not there-
after set aside such revocation or- grant, a license to any such
driver.
,-.14-627. Driving after license revoked; penalty. §
Any person who shall.drive any taxi-cab within the-City of Salina
.after his individual driver's license shall have been rescinded, sus-
pended. or•_ revoked,; or-who. shall- operate or direct or employ
• any other person to drive or operate any taxi-cab, the license for
which has been suspended, rescinded or revoked, while such re-
scission, suspension or revocation is-in effect, shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished
in the same 'manner as provided for in Section 22 of this ordi-
nance.
14:628. Terms of ordinance, apply to owners, agents, etc.
§ 28. Wherever in this ordinance the.owner or operator of any
taxi-cab- is referred to, such term or 'terms shall apply to the
agent, officer, manager or members of any corporation, firm or
partnership, owning or operating any such taxi-cab and any such
agent, officer, manager or member of any-such corporation, firm
or partnership shall be,subject'to any and all of the penalties pro-
vided for in this ordinance for theviolation-of any of the terms
thereof by any,such owner or operator.
14-629. License Inspector; Building Inspector performs
duties. § 29. The Building Inspector of the City of Salina shall,
for the purpose of this ordinance. be' deemed and shall he ex-
officio License Inspector and shall perform- all of the duties as
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provided in this ordinance, to be performed by the License In-
spector, and shall have all of the rights and privileges granted
.by this ordinance to such License Inspector. Any and all fees
collected by him, as such License inspector, shall be accounted
for, provided however, that such Building Inspector shall act as
such License Inspector and shall be deemed to be the License In-
spector for the purpose of this ordinance only and until further
provisions, for the performance of the duties of such office shall
be prescribed by ordinance.
14-630. Prior ordinances .repealed. § 30. Section 10 of
Ordinance No. 1552, approved ,April 18th, 1910, is hereby re-
pealed and all other ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict
with this ordinance are hereby repealed.
14-631. Take effect. § 31. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after March 20th, 1924, and after its
'publication once in the official City paper.
Introduced for first reading, February 18th, 1924.
' Passed and approved March 3rd, 1924.
(Seal) J. S. HARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
ARTICLE 7.—BUSSES AND STAGES.
(Published in The Salina Evening Journal, Saturday,
Dec. 13, 1924.)
. Ordinance No. 3048. •
•An Ordinance regulating licensing and limiting the operation of
vehicles upon the streets and avenues of the City of Salina,
Kansas, engaged' in the carrying of passengers for hire be-
tween fixed points within the City of Salina, Kansas, or be-
tween points within the City of Salina, Kansas, and without
said City of Salina, Kansas, or between points wholly without
the City of Salina, Kansas, but whose route lies over and
through the streets and avenues within said City of Salina,
and`providing penalties for the violation of this ordinance.
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
14-701. Stages and busses defined. § 1. That the word
"vehicle as used in this'ordinance shall include any vehicle, how-
ever propelled, except such as run upon tracks or rails, employed
, in the business of transporting passengers for hire between fixed
points within the City of Salina, Kansas, or between points within
the City of Salina,.Kansas and without said City of Salina, Kansas,
or between points wholly without the City of Salina, Kansas, but
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whose route lies over and through the streets and avenues within
said City, such vehicles being commonly known as busses or stages.
14-702. ' License required. § 2. No person, firm or cor-
poration shall engage in the business of driving or operating any
vehicle within the meaning of this ordinance and for the purposes
hereinbe fore specified upon the streets and avenues of the City of
• Salina, Kansas, without first procuring' from said City a license so
to do, and paying the license fees hereinafter specified, and comply-
ing fully with the requirements of this ordinance.
14-703. ' Application. § 3. Before any such license shall be
granted to the;applicant therefor, such applicant shall file with the
City Clerk a statement setting out the type of vehicle to be used,
the make, horse power, factory number, •the state license number
• ,thereof if a motor vehicle, the seating capacity according to its
• trade rating.or the actual seating capacity thereof 'if the same be
different from said trade rating, the name, age and 'residence of
the person or persons to be in immediate'charge thereof as driver,
and a statement showing that such person:has attained the age of
at least '21 years, the qualifications and experience of said person
• or persons, the name/of the Owner or owners of said vehicle or
vehicles, the streets or avenues upon which it is intended to operate
said vehicle;'which said statement shall be made on oath, and there
shall he filed with the City Clerk a'schedule of all fares proposed
to be charged, which schedule shall be considered as part of the .
license if granted.
• 14-704. Action by Commissioners. § 4. Such application
and sahedules"shall''le submitted to the Board of Commissioners,
who may grant or reject any such application and if rejected, other
applications may be made and either granted or rejected.
• 14-705. Fees for licenses. § 5. The owners of all vehicles
procuring a license hereunder, after the application therefor has
been approved as herein provided, and before any license is issued,
shall pay to the City Clerk of Salina, in advance, an annual license
fee for each vehicle as. follows: For each vehicle with a seating
capacity of 7 passengers or less, $20.00; for each vehicle with a
seating capacity of more' than 7 and not more than 16 passengers,
$30.00; for each vehicle with a seating capacity of more than 16
and not more than 20 passengers, $40.00; and for each vehicle
with a seating capacity of more than 20 passengers, •$50.00. All
such license fees shall be due and payable on the 1st day of Jan-
uary of each year or whenever during the year the operation of
any such vehicle within the City of Salina is commenced, provided
however, that after,the 1st clay of July one-half of the license fee
above provided for shall be paid for the remaining portion of any
such year.
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14-706. Issued by City Clerk; contents. § 6. The license
as herein provided shall be issued by the City Clerk and signed by
him, and shall describe and give the name of the owner or owners
of the vehicle licensed and shall contain a description of said
vehicle, stating the make, motor number, carrying capacity thereof,
- and the state license number when ascertained shall be inserted
therein, and shall certify that the owner or owners thereof have ,
complied with the provisions of this ordinance.
14-707. License posted in vehicle. § 7. The license so
issued shall be posted in a conspicuous place in such vehicle and
shall be carried therein at all times, and it shall he unlawful for
any person, firm or corporation driving or operating any such
vehicle to post or to carry in any such vehicle a license issued for
any other vehicle.
14-708. Schedule of fares posted. § 8. After a license
A has been granted to 'operate any such vehicle and before the same
shall be driven or operated upon the streets or avenues within the
City of_Salina, Kansas, a printed schedule of fares shall be posted
in.a conspicuous place in said vehicle, and shall be kept so posted at
all times while the same is in operation within the City of Salina,
Kansas.
14-709. Changes in schedule or routes; notify clerk.
§ 9. Any person, firm or corporation owning or operating any such
vehicle shall, whenever.a change is made in the schedule of rates or
in the route within the City of Salina to be used or followed by said •
vehicle or in the.person driving or in-charge of the same within
the City of Salina, notify the City Clerk of said City in writing of
such change and it shall be unlawful for any person, firm or cor-
poration operating or•driving any such vehicle to operate or drive.
the same within the City of Salina over streets other than those
mentioned in the application for a license or in any written notice
of change addressed to the City Clerk, except temporarily ar,Ld in
case of an unforeseen emergency or to charge any other or different
rates from those contained in any schedule of rates filed with the
City Clerk of the City of-Salina, any such changes to be approved
any vehicle which is being operated under the provisions of this
ordinance shall be driven off of the route designated in the schedule
required herein to be filed, for the purpose of taking on or dis-
charging passengers, it shall be deemed to be operating as a taxi-
by the Board of Commissioners.
14-710. Not to go off route.; ,deemed taxi-cab. § 10. If
cab within the meaning of the ordinance of the City relating to
taxi-cabs, and shall be subject to the payment of a license. fee as
. required for taxi-cabs: but shall not for such reason be relieved of
the payment of the license fee as required by this ordinance; and
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if any such vehicle shall deviate froth the schedule on file for such
purpose, without. complying with the ordinance relating to taxi-
cabs the person or persons, firm or corporation driving or..operat-
lug the same' shall he deemed guilty of a violation of the.ordinance
-relating to taxi-cabs as well as of this ordinance.
14-711. Name of driver posted. § 11. There shall, at all
times, be posted in a conspicuous place in any such vehicle, the
name of the driver or person in charge of such vehicle at that par-
ticular time, and it shall be unlawful for any person to drive or
.operate any such vehicle unless his name is so posted therein.
14-712. Stop before crossing railroad tracks. § 12. . Any
vehicle operating tinder the' provisions of this ordinance shall 'be
brought-to a full stop before-crossing any street railway track or
any track or series of tracks of any steam railroad and at all other
place's where vehicles are required.to stop by the-Ordinances'of the
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14-713. Load and unload at.points designated by Com-
missioners. § 13. Any person or firm or' corporation operating
any vehicle:Within the meaning of this ordinance shall use such
. streets and"shall load'and unload passengers at'such points' and
places within the City of Salina as may be designated by'tne Board
.'of Commissioners of said-City.
'14-714. Not to operate after license-revoked. § 14. It
shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to operate'or
' • tor any agent, manager, officer, partner or other representative to
'permit"or direct the operation of any such vehicle after the license
thereof has been revoked.
14-715. License fees to-Improvement Fund. •§15. All
'•license fees collected under the provisions of this ordinance shall
be'paid to the City Clerk of Salina; Kansas, and by him paid into
the City Treasury to the credit of the General Fund and' the City
Treasurer shall_ on the 30th clay of.June and the 31st'day of Dec
cember of each year. transfer all such license fees so collected under
the provisions of this ordinance to the Improvement Fund of said
City to be used for the general upkeep and repair of the streets and
avenues within the City of Salina, Kansas.
14-716. Vehicle inspected; certificate. § 16: No license.
as herein provided for shall be issued until the applicant therefor •
shall secure from the License Inspector of the 'City of Salina,
whose duties''shall be performed by the building Inspector until
otherwise provided by ordinance, a. certificate showing that such
vehicle is in good, sound and safe.'condition, both mechanically and
.otherwise for use in'the business of carrying.p assengers for hire,
and the License.Inspector shall have authority at any time, after
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a license is granted, to examine and inspect any such vehicle. If
on any such examination it shall be determined that such vehicle is
in an unsafe or unsound condition mechanically or otherwise, or if
said vehicle is not in a clean and sanitary condition any license
which may have been issued for the operation of.such vehicle shall
be revoked by the Board of Commissioners upon the recommenda-
don of the License Inspector, and it shall thereafter be unlawful
for any person to drive or operate.any such vehicle upon the streets,
avenues or public thoroughfares of the City of Salina until a new
license shall have been secured or until the order revoking any such
license shall have been set aside by the Board of Commissioners.
14-717. Operation without license; penalty. § 17. Any
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person, firm or corporation operating any vehicle as in this ordi-
nance defined, or any agent, manager, officer, partner or other rep-
resentative of any person, firm or corporation operating any ve-
hicle, as in this ordinance defined, or who shall permit the opera-
tion of such vehicle without having a license so to do as required
herein, or without complying with the provisions of this ordinance,
or who shall violate or permit the violation of any of the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty:of a misdemeanor
and upon.conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not exceed-
ing $100.00 or be imprisoned within the City Jail for a•term not
exceeding 30 days or shall be subject .to both such fine and im-
prisonment and any or all licenses issued to any such person, firm
or corporation may on account of such conviction be revoked by
the Board of Commissioners of said City. •
14-718. Part of ordinance invalid; not affect rest. § 18
The holding or adjudication of any section or part of this ordi-
nance to be invalid shall not affect the validity of any other section
•or•part thereof, but all other sections and parts of this ordinance
shall be and remain in full force and effect. •
14-719. Take effect. § 19. .This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force from and after the 1st day of January, 1925,
and after its publication once in the official City paper.
Introduced for first reading, November 17th, 1924.
,Passed'and approved, December 1,1924.
J. S. HARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City,Clerk.
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ARTICLE 8.—JUNK DEALERS.
(Published in the Salina Daily Union, July 19, 1917.)
Ordinance No. 2071.
An Ordinance relating to Junk Dealers and Licenses therefor.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Salina:
14-801. Licenses required. § 1. It shall be unlawful for
any person, firm or corporation to carry on the business of a Junk
Dealer or Shipper or Storer of Junk or of a Junk Collector or
Peddler within the City of Salina, Kansas, without first having
obtained therefor a license so to do as hereinafter provided.
14-802. Junk defined. § 2. Junk is hereby defined to be
old iron, lead, brass, steel, copper or other metals or old machinery
.or parts thereof, rags or bagging, rope, rubber, bones, paper, bet-
, ties, and similar old materials.
14-803. Application; contents. § 3. Any person, firm or
corporation desiring such licenses shall make application therefor in
writing to the City Clerk, Such application shall.set forth the full
name of applicant .together with his residence and location at
which such junk is to be kept or stored, and the applicant shall not
keep or store junk at any other location in said City. Such appli-
cation shall he submitted to the City Council and if the Council
shall approve such application and location it may order the issu-
ance of license:
14-804. Premises kept clean; not exposed to public view.
§ 4. The place where such junk is kept or stored together with the
junk therein shall at all times be kept in a sanitary condition and
open to the inspection of any member of the Committee of Public
.Health and Sanitation and the dealer shall not have or permit any
junk to be exposed to the public view in any yard within said City.
14-805. License fees. § 5. The fee for such licenses shall
be $100.00 per annum payable in advance and all licenses issued
under this ordinance shall expire on the last day of June or De-
cember, next after the same are issued.
14-806. Additional wagons; fees. § 6. No licensee here-
under shall use more than one wagon' or vehicle for the collection
of junk without obtaining from the City Council permission so to
do, and shall pay for each additional wagon or vehicle so used the
sum of $5.00 per annum. 'The license shall be issued by the City
Clerk, signed by the Mayor and countersigned by the City Treas-
urer and the City Clerk,shall upon the issuance of each .license
hereunder deliver to the licensee,a license tag and number'for each
wagon or vehicle, which license shall at all times be kept plainly
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attached to the wagon or vehicle and which license tag and number
•he shall surrender to the City Clerk when such license expires or
is revoked or suspended.
14-807. Licenses suspended or revoked. § 7. Any
:license issued hereunder may be suspended or revoked by the City
Council upon the conviction in the Police Court of the said City of
the licensee of any violation of the terms of this ordinance.
14-808: Sales within 48 hours prohibited. § 8. No
licensee shall sell or.remove from the location in which any such
junk is stored or kept any article of junk purchased by him until
same shall have been in his possession for at least forty-eight (48)
hours. ..
14-809. Violation; penalty. '§ 9. Any person, firm of
corporation violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be
-fined in any sum not less than five dollars nor more than one hun-
dred dollars for each offense.
14-810. Prior ordinances repealed. § 10. All ordinances
and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
14-811. Take effect. § 11. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force from and after its publication once in the
official City paper.
Passed and approved this 16th day of July, 1917.
(Seal) EUD MATHEWS, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
CHAPTER 15.—MISDEMEANORS AND OFFENSES.
Article 1.—General Misdemeanors.-15-101 to 15-174:
2.—Immoral Conduct.-15-201 to 15-216.
. 3.—Intoxicating Liquors15-301 to .15-323.
4.Narcotic Drugs.-15-401 to 15-405.
(For other misdemeanors, see general index under particular heads,
such as Animals, Dogs, Building Codes, Fire Prevention,
Licenses, Dances, Vehicles, Traffic, Streets, etc.)
ARTICLE 1.—GENERAL MISDEMEANORS.
15-101. Mayor to offer reward. That the Mayor is hereby
authorized to offer a ,reward, not exceeding twenty-five ($25.00)
dollars, in any one case, for information resulting in the arrest and
conviction of any person or persons for violation of any of the
criminal ordinances of the City of Salina; that such reward be paid
out of the General Fund of said City, as other claims are payable
(§ 1, Ord. 1890, 9-20-1915).
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15-102. Penalty where no other.provided. That when-
ever any offense is declared by ordinance of this city to be a mis-
demeanor and no punishment is prescribed by that or any other
ordinance, the offender shall upon conviction be punished by im-
prisonment not exceeding 90 clays or by a fine not exceeding
":$100.00 or by both fine and imprisonment (§ 48, Ord. 635, 3 7-
88). .
15=103. Cruelty to animals; penalty. That every person
who shall maliciously and cruelly maim, beat, torture or abuse.any
horse, ox, cattle or•other domestic animal,. whether belonging to
himself or to another, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and
• upon conviction shall be punished by a fine of not exceeding.$50.09
20, Ord. 635 •3-7-88).
15-104. Animals; hogs; feeding in City; penalty. That
..every person who shall keep or feed or cause or permit to be kept
.or fed any hogs or swine within the limits of said City of Salina,
Kansas, between the 1st clay of April and the 1st day of October
of each year shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall
upon conviction be punished by a fine of not exceeding $25.09
(§ 39, Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
15-105. Assault and battery; penalty. Every person who
shall assault or beat or wound another so as not to constitute any
_other offense under•the-ordinance:of the City.of Salina, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall upon conviction thereof,
be punished by a fine not.exceeding $100.00'or by imprisonment
not exceeding 30 days or by both such fine and imprisonment (§ 2,
Ord. 635, 3-7-88).,
15 106. Blank cartridge pistols; penalty. That every per-
son'who shall sell, barter or give away any blank- cartridge pistols
within the-City of Salina shall he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor.
and upon.conviction shall be punished by a fine of not exceeding •
$10.00 (§ 1;.Ord. 1135, 5-19-1902).
• 15-107. B. B. guns prohibited. It is hereby declared to be
'a misdemeanor for ally person to discharge any air gun or gun
'commonly called `B. B.," shooting bullets or shot, within the limits
of the City of Salina, Kansas, (§ 1, Ord. 2019, 1-19-1917).
15-108. Violation of Sec. 15-107; penalty. •Any person
discharging any such air gun or gun commonly called "B. B."
shall, upon conviction in the police court be fined in any sum not
less than $5.00 nor more than $10.00 or iniprisoned in the City
`Tail not more'than ten days or both such.fine-and imprisonment
may be-imposed (§ 2, Ord. 2019, 1-19-1917). -
15-109. Parent or guardian permitting.B. B. guns; pen'-
'alty. Any parent or guardian knowingly permitting a minor under
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his care_ to carry, upon the public streets or alleys of the City of
Salina, an air gun or gun commonly called, "B. B.," shall be •
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof in
police court shall be fined in any sum not less than $5.00 nor more
than $25.00 (§ 3, Ord. 2019, 1-19-1917).
15-110. Chimneys; brick required; penalty. That each
and every owner of a building in the City of Salina, or any build-
ing which is hereafter to be built within the corporate limits of
said City be required to build or cause the same to be built, a brick
Chimney in said building in each and every case where a stove pipe
. would project through the roof or sides of said building. Every
person violating the provisions of this section shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be punished by
a tine not exceeding $50.00 (§ 44, Ord. 635, 3-7-1888).
15-111. Stove pipe through roof or sides of building pro-
hibited; penalty. That any person who shall erect, place, run or
permit to remain through the roof or sides of any building, any
stove pipe, shall be deemed guilty'of a misdemeanor and upon con-
viction shall be punished by a fine not exceeding $50.00 (§ 45.
.Ord 635, 3-7-1888)..
15-112: .Cigarettes and cigarette papers. It shall be un-
lawful for any person, company or corporation to sell or give away
any cigarettes or cigarette papers in the City of Salina, or to have
any cigarettes or cigarette papers in or about any store or 'other
place within said City for free distribution or sale (§ 1;Ord. 1951,
.6-10-16).
15-113. Violation of Sec. 15-112; penalty. Every person,
company or corporation violating any of the provisions of Section
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1 of this ordinance shall be 'deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof in the police court of said City shall be
fined in any sum not less than twenty-five dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars (§ 2, Ord. 1951, 6-10-16).
15-114. Disorderly conduct; profane or indecent lan-
guage; exposure of person; penalty. That any person conduct-
ing himself in a riotous or disorderly manner, or who shall openly
use profane or indecent language, or indecently expose his or her
person or commit any nuisance upon any street or alley or other
public place in the City shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
.and shall be punished by a fine of not less than $3.00 or inore than
"$100.00 (§ 16,'Ord. 635, 3-7-88). -
15-115. Disturbing peace; penalty. Every person wiho
shall disturb the peace and quiet o'f the City or any-lawful assem-
bly of persons,'or any church or religious meeting, or of any house.
family or neighborhood or person or persons shall be deemed guilty-
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of a misdemeanor and shall be punished by a fine not exceeding
• $100.00 (§ 1 Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
15-116. Drunkenness; intoxication; penalty. That every
person who shall be found intoxicated in any street, alley or other
place in the City of Salina shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
. and Upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine in any sum •
not exceeding $100.00 or by imprisonment for not more than 30
days or by both fine and imprisonment (§ 1, Ord. 2461, Amd. § 1,
Ord. 2549, 7-17-1922).
15-117. Food; selling decayed or unwholesome; penalty.
That any person or persons who shall sell, or offer or expose for
sale, any unwholesome, decaying or stale food or provisions of
any kind, or who shall sell, or offer or expose for sale any adulter-
ated milk, butter, lard or other article of provision, shall be deemed
-guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall be.
•punished by a fine not exceeding $10.00 (§ 5, Ord. 1040, 8-20-
1900).
15-118. ; Food; milk diluted or adulterated, or from dis-
.eased animal; penalty. That whosoever in the City of Salina,
shall knowingly sell to, any person or persons, or sell, deliver or
-bring, to be manufactured to any cheese or butter factory in this
City any milk diluted with water or in anyway adulterated,.or milk
front which any._,cream has been taken, or milk commonly known
as skimmed milky or shall keep.back any part of milk known as
stripping with intent. to defraud, or shall knos ingly sell milk the
product of a diseased animal or animals, shall upon conviction there-
of he fined in a sum not less than $25.00 nor more than $100.00 •
(§ 1, Ord. 1268, 7-17-1905).
•15-119. Fire arms; discharging in City; penalty. •Every
person who shall discharge any firearms in the limits of the City
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall upon conviction
be punished by a fine of not less than $5.00 or more than $25.00, •
provided that-the provisions of this section shall not apply to the
.discharge of firearms in any licensed shooting gallery, or by any
gunsmith•in his trade, nor the shooting of unlicensed dogs, nor to
.discharge•of firearms in the protection of person or property (§ 5,
Ord. 635, 3-7-88). .
. . 15-120. Fireworks, .firecrackers, pistols, etc.; prohibited
in certain part of City. That it shall be'unlawful for any per-
son, at any time, to burn, set off, discharge, 'shoot or otherwise use
any torpedoes, fire crackers or fireworks of any kind or cap,pistols, •
,blank cartridge pistols, canes or other similar articles or appliances
• within that portion of the City of Salina within the following
boundaries, to-wit: Commencing at the northwest cornet Of
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Seventh and•Elm Streets, thence east along the north line of Elm
Street fo its intersection with the Smoky Hill River, thence in a -
southerly direction up the west line of the Smoky Hill River to its
intersection with the south one of Iron Avenue, thence west along
• the south line of Iron Avenue to its intersection with the east line
of the alley running north and south between Fifth Street and '
Fourth Street, thence south along the east line of said alley to its
intersection with the south line of Walnut Street, thence west
along the south line of Walnut Street to its intersection with the
west line of Seventh Street, thence north along the west line of
Seventh Street to the point of beginning (s; 1, Ord. 2959, 3-20-
24).
15-121. Violation of Sec. 15-120; penalty. That any per-
sonviolating any of the provisions of the foregoing section of this
ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con-
viction thereof shall be fined in any sum not to exceed $5.00 for
each offense (§ 2, Ord. 2959, 3-20-24).
• 15-122. Fire hose; driving over; penalty. That any per-
son who shall drive any buggy, wagon, omnibus or other vehicle
over, across or upon any hose belonging to the City of Salina at
any time or in any place shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and shall upon conviction be punished by a fine of not exceeding
$100.00, or by imprisonment for a'term not exceeding 3 months
or by both such fine and imprisonment (§ 28, Ord..635, 3-7-88).
15-123. Gambling, letting premises to another for use as
gambling house; penalty. That every person who shall know-
ingly lease or let to another any room, house or other building for
the purpose of setting 'up or keeping therein any gaming tables,
gambling device, machine, instrument or contrivance for gambling
or gaming or for the purpose or being used as a gaming house,
shall on conviction be fined not less than $10.00 nor more than
$50.00 (§ 11, Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
15-124. Gambling; keeping or maintaining gaming house
or place; penalty; police authorized to enter; general reputa-
tion of house .prima facie evidence. That any person or per-
sons who shall open, keep or maintain any gaming house in the
City of Salina or suffer or permit any description of gaming or
gambling or playing any game of chance of skill for money, goods,
.chattels, liquors or anything whatever in any dwelling house, store,
grocery, tavern, inn, tent, booths shop or other tenement, building.
or place by such person or persons occupied, used or possessed.
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall, upon conviction be fined
in any sum not less than $20.00 nor more than $100.00 or be im-
prisoned not exceeding 30 days or by both such fine and imprison-
ment. Provided that the Marshal, Assistant Marshal or any
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Policeman of said City or ally two or more of them shall have full
power to enter any house of ill fame or gambling house either by
day or by night for the purpose of arresting any person or persons
whom such officer or officers shall have good reason to suspect
guilty of violation of any of the provisions of Sections 6-7-8-9-
10-11 and 12 of this ordinance, and shall have power then .and
,there to arrest any such person or persons, and, Provided further,
that the general reputation of houses of ill fame, prostitution and
assignation and gambling houses or of inmates or residents or
keepers thereof shall be prima facie evidence of the character of
such house and persons (§ 12, Ord. 635", 3-7-88).
,15-125. Gambling; betting games of chance or skill;.pen-
.alty. That every person or persons who shall bet or play at any
game of chance or skill for any money, goods, chattels, liquors or
other valuable thing whatsoever in said City shall be deemed
-.guilty of a misdemeanor and shall, upon conviction, be fined in any
sum not exceeding $50.00.(§ 13, Ord. 635, 3-7:88).
15-126. Library; stealing or taking books from; penalty.
Every person-who shall steal, take and carry away from the Pub-
lic Library any book, pamphlet, periodical, paper or other prop-
erty, and every person who shall take from the -Free Public
Library any such-book,-pamphlet, periodical, paper or other prop-
-erty in any manner except in accordance with the rules made by
the Board of Directors of such Library,.shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof shall he punished by
a fine in the sum of not less than$1.00 nor more than $50.00 for
-each offense (§ 1,_Ord: 1027, 4-16-1900).
15-127. Library; failing to return books after notice;
,penalty. Every person who shall take, borrow or obtain from the
,Free Public Library any book, pamphlet, periodical, pacer or other
;property, and neglect' to,return the same within two weeks from
the date of the mailing by the Librarian to such person's address
,of a notice to return the same, in accordance with the rules of the
Library, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on con-
viction thereof, shall be punished by a fine in the sum of not less
than $1.00 nor more. than $10.00 by each offense (§ 2, Ord. -
1027; 4-16-1900).
15-128. Library; cutting or mutilating books, etc.; pen-
alty. Every person who-shall willfully cut, mutilate, mark, tear,
,write upon, deface, or otherwise injure or destroy, in whole or in
part, any book, pamphlet, periodical, map, document, picture, or
written or engraved or printed paper. belonging to-the Free Public
Library, or shall suffer any such injury to be inflicted while such
property is in his custody, or shall wilfully injure or deface any
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of the furniture or property in the rooms of the Library, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof,
shall be punished by a fine in the sum of not less than $1.00 nor
more than $100.00 (§ 3, Ord. 1027, 4-16-1900).
15-129. Library; copy of ordinance and rules to be posted:
A printed copy of this ordinance and of the Rules of the Library,
shall be kept posted in a conspicuous place in the• Reading Room •
of the Library (§ 4, Ord. 1027, 4-16-1900).
15-130. Minors; loitering or playing on streets after cer-
tain hours. It shall he unlawful for any minor under the age of
sixteen years to loiter or play upon, or ramble Or frequent the
streets, alleys, or other public places within the corporate limits of
the City of Salina, after the hour of ten o'clock P. M. between the
. first day of March and the first day of October, and between the
first day of October and the first day of March after the hour of
nine o'clock P. M. unless such minor is accompanied by parents,
guardian, or other person having custody of such minor, or is in
the performance of an errand or duty directed by such parents,
guardian, or legal custodian, or where the ,duty or employment •
makes it necessary to be upon such streets or other public places
during tire night or after the hours herein specified (§ 1, Ord. 965,
5-18-1898).
15-131. • Minors; parents and guardians not to permit
loitering or frequenting streets.' It is hereby made', unlawful
• for any parent, guardian; or person having the legal custody or
-care of any such minor under the age of sixteen years to allow Or'
'permit such minor to be upon, loiter about or frequent the streets,
or alleys, or such,public places, within the corporate limits of the
'City of Salina, after the hours specified in Section One of this
ordinance (§ 2, Ord. 965, 5-18-98). •
15-132. Violation of .Secs. 15-130 and 15-131'; penalty.
Any person found guilty of violating any o'f the provisions of this
ordinance shall be punished by arrest and fine of not exceeding
$5.00 nor less than $1.00 (§ 4, Ord. 965, 5-18-98).
15-133. Minors; smoking or using cigarettes or tobacco
in public place; penalty. ,Every minor who shall smoke or use
cigarettes, tobacco or cigars.in any form on any public road, street,
alley, park, or other lands used for public purposes within said
City of Salina, or in any public place of business within said City,
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof in the police court of said City shall be fined in any sum
not more than $10.00 for each offense (§3, Ord. 1951, 6-10-16).
15-134. Minors;. furnishing cigarettes or tobacco to,.or
permitting to frequent place.for purpose of using same; pen=
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alty. Every person who shall ftirnish cigarettes, cigars or tobacco
. in any form to any minor person; or who shall permit any minor
. person.to frequent any premises owned, held •or managed by him,
for the purpose of indulging in the use of cigarettes, cigars or
tobacco in any form, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
.conviction shall be fined in any sum not less than $25.00 nor more
than $100.00 (§ 4, Ord. 1951, 6-10-16).
15-135. Medicines; distributing or throwing samples of;
penalty. It is hereby declared to be a misdemeanor.for any per-
son to throw, deposit, scatter or drop or to cause to be thrown,
deposited, or scattered or dropped, upon the streets:or on the side-
.walks, or in the yards or on the porches or premises of any private
dwelling in the City of Salina any sample of any drug, medicine or
nostrum, and any person violating the provisions of this ordinance
shall upon conviction thereof. be fined in any sum not exceeding
,$25.00 (§ 1, Ord. 1605, 4-17-11)..
15-136. Posting bills, signs, etc., on poles or other"public
.or private property; penalty;.exceptions. .It shall be unlawful
• for any person to post any signs, bills, dodgers, advertisements or •
•notices of any kind or character, of any material whatsoever, upon
any telephone, telegraph; electric light. or street railway pole, or
upon any pole erected for the purpose of carrying the wires of any
public utility, or upon any lamp post, hitchingpost, hydrant, drink-
ng fountain, sidewalk, bridge,or fence or building, any of which
•may be located or situated, in any street or alley or other public
•ground within the City of Salina; or upon any house, building,
fence or structure of any kind upon any private ground within the
.City of Salina,.except by the consent of the owner thereof. Any
person violating any of the provisions of this section shall, upon
conviction thereof, be punished by a fine of not less than $1.00 nor
more than $100.00 for each offense. Any sign, bill, dodger, ad-
.vertisement or notice.posted or maintained in violation of this
ordinance shall be torn down and removed by the Chief of Police
or by any Policeman at his direction. This section shall not apply
to notices posted by order of the Board of Health or the County
'Health Officer in the discharge of any official duty nor to the post-
ing of legal advertisements at places, required or designated by law
• or by ordinance (§ 2, Ord. 833, Amd. by §_1, Ord. 3066, 2-9-
1925).
15-137. Posters and bills; tearing down when lawfully
posted; penalty. That any person'who shall tear down, deface,
mutilate, obscure or otherwise injure ally written or printed poster
or hand bill or other advertisement which shall have been lawfully •
posted, nailed or otherwise posted for a lawful purpose within the
'City, shall be deemed-guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon convic-
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thin thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not less than one nor
more than twenty-five dollars (sj 4, Ord.-1040; 8-20-00).
15-138. Post office; loafing or lounging in, or using inde-
, cent or obscene language; penalty. It shall be unlawful for
any person to loaf, lounge or utter any loud indecent or obscene
language in or about the Post Office building or Post Office-lobby
in the City of Salina, Kansas. Any person violating any of the
provisions in this section shall be punished by a fine not,less than
$5.00 nor more than $100.00 (sy 1, Ord. 427, Amd. b9 .§ 1, Ord.
548, 4-27=1887). •
15-139. Publications; magazines, etc., devoted to scan-
dals, immoral conduct, etc. Every person who shall within the
City of Salina, Kansas, publish, circulate, sell or offer for sale any
newspaper, pamphlet, magazine or any other printed paper devoted
largely to the publication of crimes, scandals, lechery, assignations,
•intrigues between men and women and immoral conduct of per-
sons, shall, upon conviction he punished as hereinafter provided
(y 1, Ord. 792, 1-18-92). ,
15-140. Violation of, Sec. 15-139; 'penalty. Any person •
violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall upon con-
viction be punished by a fine in any sum not exceeding $100.00 or
by imprisonment, not exceeding three months or by both such-fine
and imprisonment (F 3, Ord. 792, 1-18-92).
15-141. Prize fight pictures prohibited; penalty. Any
person or persons who shall exhibitor cause.to-be:exhibited in the
City of Salina, in any;theatre, place, of-amusement.or other public
place, pictures portraying any prize fight or pugilistic'-combat,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof, shall
• be fined in any sum not exceeding$100.00, or by imprisonment not
exceeding 60 days in jail, or by both such fine and imprisonment
(� 1, Ord. 1887, 9-20-15). •
15-142. Property; injuring or defacing; penalty. That
any person who shall wilfully deface or injure any house, shop,
.store, or other building, or any door,_ window; awning or other
thing pertaining to a part of such house, shop,. store.or other
building; or sever therefrom, or from any premises thereto apper-
taining any gate or other portion of any enclosure or improvement
of any kind thereunto belonging, of in any manner do injury thereto;
or shall sever or destroy, or in any manner wilfully injure any tree,
shrub or other produce thereof therein growing for use, shade or
ornament,,shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon coin
viction thereof, shall be punished,by a fine of not less than $1.00 •
nor more than $25.00 (§ I, Ord: 1040, 8-20-00).
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• • 15-143. Property on public streets; lamp posts, fountains,
etc.; injuring or defacing; attempt; penalty. That any person
who shall injure or deface any lamp post, watering trough, foun-
tain or other work or ornament or utility erected or authorized by
the authority of the City in or upon any of the streets or public
places of the City or attempt to injure or deface the same or fasten
any horse or other animal to the same, except to public hitching
posts or frames constructed for that purpose shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and shall, upon conviction be punished by
a fine of not exceeding $25.00' (§ 24, Ord, 635, 3-7-88).
• 15-144. Property; hydrants and water pipes; opening, in-
juring, meddling with; penalty; exceptions. That any person
who shall open any hydrant or unloose the bolts, screws or fasten-
ings thereof or put anything therein, or wilfully, wantonly or care-
lessly injure any. water pipes, or wantonly or mischievously handle
or meddle with the same or any. part thereof within the limits of
the City of• Salina shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and
shall upon conviction thereof before the Police Court be punished
by, imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 months or by a fine
not exceeding $100.00 or by both such fine and imprisonment, pro-
,vided, that the provisions of this section with reference to opening
and unloosening ,any bolts or screws and parts of, such hydrants
or insertion of anything therein, shall not apply,to the Salina Water
Works Company, its agents, successors or 'assigns, the members of
the Fire Department of the City,-the officers or authorities of said
City or to any person having lawful authority to open, repair,
touch'Or control or tise""the' same (§ 25, Ord. 635, 3-7-88. See
also §22-601).
15-1.45: Railroad,cars, etc.; hopping on or interfering.
with same or with'property in care of railroad; penalty. That
it shall be unlawful for any person, adult or minor to climb, jump,
step; stand upon, cling to or, in any manner attach himself to any
. . locomotive, engine or car, either stationary or in motion belonging
:to any railroad company, except when on •business with such com-
pany or to interfere with anything belonging to said•engine or car
as aforesaid on any railroad in the City of Salina; or to interfere
With any goods or buildings in the care, or under the control of
such company in said City, unless by the'c onsent of said railroad
'company. and any person violating any provision of this section
'shall be punished by a fine of not less than $3.00 nor more than
'$25.00 (§ 29,'Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
15-146. Railroad company •or employee; obstructing
streets with trains, etc.; penalty. That it shall be unlawful, for
any railroad company or any employee of any railroad company to •
• obstruct public travel upon any street, avenue, alley or public place
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in said City' by operating its trains, engines, cars and other ma-
chinery for a longer period than 5 minutes at any one time and'anv
conductor, engineer,.brakeman, agent or other employee who shall
• cause -such obstruction or who shall fail, neglect or refuse to
remove the same: shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall upon
conviction be punished by a fine of not exceeding $100.00 (§ 30,
Ord. 635, 3-7-88). -
15-147. Railroad crossings; unlawful to disobey stop sig-
• nals; penalty. Every driver of a vehicle and every pedestrian on
the streets of the City of Salina when approaching a railroad'cross-
ing shall stop in obedience to any standard "stop"'signals or warn-
ings given by a watchman or flagman stationed in plain view at
such crossing, and 'shall not thereafter cross or-attempt to cross
such crossing until by standard signal signaled so to do by such
watchman or flagman. Any person wilfully violating any of the
provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum
not exceeding $50.00 (§ 1, Ord. 2638, 1-8-21).
15-148. . Resisting officer; penalty. That any person who
shall-resist any officer in the discharge of his duty within the limits
of said City shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be
upon conviction punished by a fine not exceeding $100.00 043,
Ord. 635, 3-7-88). • - • '
15-149. Riots; causing or participating in; 'penalty.
Every person who shall cause or participate in any riot, riots, dis-
turbance, affray or disorderly, assembly,-shall be deemed guilty-of a
misdemeanor and shall upon conviction be punished`by a fine not
exceeding $50.00 (§ 3, Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
15-150. River; bathing in Smoky Hill. That every•per-
• son bathing in the Smoky Hill River in the City Limits at any
hour between 5 o'clock A. M. and 9 o'cloek P. M. shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be punished by
a fine of not exceeding $20.00 (§ 40, Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
15-151. Sidewalks; streets; encroaching on or obstruct-
ing. That every person who shall obstruct or encroach upon any
sidewalk,. street, avenue, alley or other public property in said City
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall
be punished by a-fine of not exceeding $100.00; Provided that
wherever any obstruction may be found upon ally sidewalk, street.
avenue, 'alley or in oilier public places in the City, it shall be the
duty of the Marshal immediately to notify the owner or occupier
Of the 'premises fronting thereon or the person placing. the same
thereon to remove the same without delay, and upon failure so to
do the Marshal shall have the obstruction removed at the expense
of the owner or occupiers of the property and such expenses, if
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not paid, shall be a valid claim in favor of the City against such
• persons, and provided further that persons occupying premises
fronting thereon shall be permitted to occupy a space not exceeding
• 3 feet wide on the inside of such walk for the purpose of display-
ing goods between the hours of 5 A. M. and, 10 P. M. and may
have such temporary use of the streets and sidewalks as shall he
actually necessary in receiving and shipping merchandise, and pro-
vided further that any person erecting buildings in the. City may •
, for the time occupied in their erection, and while it is necessary to
do so, occupy-a reasonable portion of the streets and sidewalks in
front of the same for receiving and delivering materials, but in no
case shall he obstruct the ,gutter so as to prevent the passage of
water thereon, and when it shall be.necessary in any such case for
the owner of the property to take up and remove the sidewalk, he
.shall at the time of so taking up and removing, construct,a tem-
_porary sidewalk not less than 3 feet wide for the public,travel and
convenience; and in case of open basements. or other.excavations
the owner or occupier of the property upon which the same are
situated or the person in charge.of the excavation shall provide the
same with sufficient guards to protect against accidents (§ 31, Ord.
635, 3-7-88)1
15-152. Sidewalks; snow and ice removed;'penalty. That
any person being .the owner, occupant or agent of any premises
fronting or•abutting-on any street. or avenue of said City; and
there being a sidewalk on either side or end of said premises, who •
shald not, within.three hours after being notified by the City Mar-
shal so to do, remove all snow, ice or dirt from said sidewalk shall
be deemed guilty' of a misdemeanor; and, upon conviction thereof,
shall he punished by a fine not exceeding $10.00 (§ 2, Ord. 1040, •
-8-204400). •
15-153. Sidewalks; riding or driving over; penalty. That
every,person who shall ride or, drive over or upon any sidewalk
with any horse, cattle or vehicle or shall wilfully injure or destroy
any sidewalk shall he deemed guilty of,a misdemeanor and upon
'conviction shall be punished by a fine of• not exceeding $50.00
( • 35, Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
15454. Stakes or monuments marking boundaries or
establishing grades removal; penalty. That any person or per-
sons who shall injure, uncover, dig up, pull up or in any manner
remove, deface or destroy any stake, .stone or monument estab-
lished or located in any place in said City for the purpose of mark-
ing the boundary of any lot, street, avenue, alley or public ground
'of said City, or established or located for the purpose of determin-
ing the location of grades, shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
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demeanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a
fine in any sum not exceeding $10.00 (§ 7, Ord. 1040, 8-20-00).
15-155. Stallion or jack; displaying in City; penalty.
That every person who shall train or display any stallion or jack
on any public street in this City between the Ist day of March and
the 1st day of September in each year shall be deemed guilty of a.
misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be punished by a fine not
exceeding $10.00'(§ 47, Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
15-156. Stealing; money or property under $20.00; pen-
alty. That every person who shall, in the City of Salina, steal,
take and carry away any money or personal property or effects of
another, under the value of $20.00 (not being the subject of grand
larceny without' regard to value) shall be deemed guilty of petty
larceny and on conviction before the Police Court shall be punished
by imprisonment not exceeding 3 months or by fine not exceeding
$100.00 or by both such fine and imprisonment (§ 42, Ord. 635,
3-7-88). •
15-157. Stealing fruit; penalty. That if any person or per-
sons shall maliciously or niischieviously enter the enclosure of any
person in the City of Salina and pick, destroy or carry away any
apples, pear , peaches, -plums, grapes or other fruit of any tree,
shrub,or vine, he shall be deemed guilty of petty larceny and upon
conviction thereof before the Police Court shall be punished by
imprisonment not exceeding 3 months or by a fine not exceeding
$100.00 or by both such fine and imprisonment (§ 4'1, Ord. 635,-
3-7-88).
15-158. Stolen property; receiving;.penalty. Any,person
who shall buy or in any way receive any goods, money or personal
property of any kind, that shall have been stolen, embezzled or-
obtained from another in any manner contrary to law, such person,
knowing that such goods, money or personal property has been so
obtained, stolen or embezzled, shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor and if any such person shall 'buy or receive any, goods,
money or personal property so stolen, embezzled or obtained from
a minor under the age of 16 years, such fact shall be prima facie
'evidence of knowledge, on the part of such person that the goods,
money or personal property so bought or received were stolen, em-
bezzled or obtained in a manner contrary to law (§ 1; Ord. 1939,
-4-25-16).
15-158-a. Violation of Sec. 15-158; penalty. Any person
'found guilty of violating the provisions of Section 1 hereof shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined in any sum•
•not less than $25.00 nor'more than $100.00 or imprisoned not less
than 10 nor more than 60 days or by both such fine and imprison-
ment (§ 2, Ord. 1939, 4-25-1916).
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15-159. Streets and sidewalks; sweeping into or upon;
penalty. It shall be unlawful for any person whomsoever to
sweep, throw or deposit, in any manner, or cause the same to be
done upon any sidewalk, bridge or street, or in or upon any alley,
avenue or public park, or ground, or into or upon any lot, or piece
of ground within the City of Salina, whether such lot shall belong
to himself or another, any shavings, paper, paper cuttings, en-
velopes, wrappers, wrapping paper, bills, dodgers, .advertisements,
or any scraps, or anything whatsoever, which can be, or, is likely
to be blown by the wind along the streets or walks, or from place
to place. . Any person violating any of the provisions of this sec-
tion, shall upon conviction thereof, he punished by a fine, of not
less than $1.00 nor more than$100.00 for each offense (§ 3, Ord.
833, 6-23-1893).
15-160. Streets, alleys and public grounds, placing earth, .
rubbish, etc., in; consent of city; penalty. It shall be unlawful
for any person to place any earth, dirt, filth, trash, rubbish or
refuse substances of any kind, whatsoever, or cause the same to be
.done upon any street, alley, sidewalk, bridge or public grounds in
.the City of Salina, without first obtaining the consent of the City
Council so to do. Any person wha shall violate any of the pro-
visions of this section, shall upon.conviction thereof, be punished
by a fine of not less than $5.00 nor more than $100.00 far each
offense (§ 4, Ord. 833, 6-23-93).
15-161:• Streets;. carcass of animal or offal; diseased ani-
mals; penalty. .That any person or persons who shall drag or
cause to be dragged along any street, avenue or alley of,the City
of Salina between the hours,of 9 o'clock A. M. .and .9 o'clock P.
M.'the carcass of any dead animal, or any offensive offal; or who
• shall between said hours lead, drive or cause to be led or driven
through the streets or alleys of said City any animal suffering with
or having any contagious or dangerous disease, shall be deemed
guilty of a'misdemeanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall be pun-
ished by a fine of not more than twenty-five dollars (§ 6, Ord.
10+0, 8-20-00).
15-162. Streets; depositing dead animals, filth, etc., in;
nuisance; penalty. It is hereby declared to be a public nuisance
for any person to place any carcass of dead animals, decayed veg-
.
etables, filth, cast off clothing or other matter likely to create sick-
ness, or in any way prove detrimental to the public health, upon
any street or alley in the City and any violation of the provision
of this section is hereby declared a misdemeanor and shall be pun-
ished by a fine of not less than $1.00 or more than $25.00 (§ 4,
Ord. 702, 5-13-89).
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15-163. •Sunday; selling merchandise, etc.; penalty; ex-
ceptions. That every person who shall sell or expose to sale any
goods, wares or merchandise on the 1st clay of the week commonly
called Sunday shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction be punished by a fine of not exceeding $50.00, Provided
that this section shall not he construed to prevent the sale of 'drugs
or medicines, provisions or other articles of immediate necessity
(§ 19; Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
15-164. Trees; injuring hitching horses; penalty. That
• every person, except the oWner, who shall cut or in any way injure
tree or sapling standing or growing in any of the streets,
alleys, or public places belonging to or within the City limits of
Salina or hitch or.cause to be hitched any horse, mule, ox or other
animal to any such trees or saplings standing of growing as afore-
said or to any boxing which may be placed around said trees or
saplings for their protection shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
meanor and upon conviction shall We punished by a fine of not
exceeding $25.00 (§ 38, Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
15-165. Vagrancy; loitering; penalty. That if any person
shall be found loitering or idling in or around any house of ill
fame, gambling house or place where beer, ale, wines or liquors
are sold or drunk or in or around any street or public place of Said
City, without any visible means of support or refusing or unable
to show satisfactorily his or her mode or means of gaining a live-
' • lihood to the legitimate and honest, such person shall be deemed a
vagrant and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine
not less than $1.00 nor more than $100.00 or by imprisonment in
the City prison not less than 5 nor more than 30 days or by both •
such fine and imprisonment (§ 22, Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
15-166. Weapons; carrying concealed; penalty. That
any person who is not an officer of the law, or a deputy to such
officer, who shall lie found within the limits of this City carrying
on his person in a concealed manner, any pistol, bowie-knife, dirk,
sling-shot, knucks, or any other deadly weapon shall be guilty of •
a misdemeanor, and on conviction be .fined in a sum not exceed-
ing $100.00 or by imprisonment not exceeding three months, or
by both such fine and imprisonment , at the discretion of the court
(§ 21, Ord. •635; Amd. § 1, Ord. 1312, 6-18-06).
15-167. Wooden awnings prohibited; penalty. That it
shall be unlawful to erect or construct any wooden awnings over
any sidewalk or sidewalks within the fire limits of the City of
Salina; and any person who shall construct or cause to be con-
structed any such wooden awnings over any sidewalk or sidewalks
within the fire'limits of said City shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
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demeanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined in any
'suin'not exceeding $50.00 (5 8, Ord. 1040, 8-20-1900).
15-168. Escape from officer; penalty. Any person who
shall escape by the use of force or otherwise from any officer of
the said City of Salina, or other person having legal charge Of
said person by virtue of any ordinance or judgment of Police
Court of said City, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and
shall be punished by a fine not exceeding One Hundred Dollars or
by imprisonment.riot exceeding three months or by both such fine
and imprisonment (§ 1, Ord. 651, 5-16-1888).
15-169. Aiding or abetting escape; penalty. Any .person
or persons who shall aid, abet or assist any person to escape, who
is lawfully held in charge by the Marshal or any -Policeman of
said City, or any other person having legal charge and custody of
said person, by virtue of any of the ordinances of said City, or
Judgment of the Police Court of said City, shall be deemed guilty
of .a misdemeanor and shall be punished by a fine not exceeding
One Hundred Dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding three
months,.or by both such fine and imprisonment (§ 2, Ord. 651;
5-.16-1888).-
15-170. Taxi-cab drivers, etc., soliciting prohibited;
blocking depot platforms; penalty. That any person soliciting
for hotels, .soliciting for or .having charge of any wagon, hack,
omnibus or any other vehicle, used in the transportation of pas-
sengers, merchandise or baggage to or from the depots in this cit}',
who'shall leave said vehicle used therefore, for the purpose of
soliciting, the carrying of passengers, merchandise or baggage, or
enter Upon the platforms, landing or rooms about said depots,
buildings or solicit guests for hotels, boarding-houses or inns, or
in any way impede or block up the platforms or landings, about
said depots, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction thereof shall be fined not less than Five Dollars or
• more than One Hundred Dollars (§ 1, Ord. 653, 5-16-1888).
15-171. Oakdale Park;-entering without permission dur-
ing entertainment. That from and after the publication of this
ordinance, it shall be unlawful for any person or persons to enter
into or upon the grounds known as Oak Dale Park in the City.
of Salina, Kansas, during the time of any entertainment being held
in.said park for which a charge is made at the gates thereof; with-
out permission for said entrance from the gate-keeper or other
person authorized to admit persons into said park at such time
(S 1, Ord. 1010). .
15-172. Violation of Sec. 15-171; penalty. Any person.
violating the provisions-of this ordinance shall be. deemed guilty
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of a misdemeanor and upon conviction therefor in the Police
Court, shall be fined in any sum not exceeding Ten Dollars (§ 2,
Ord. 1010).
15-173. Trespassing on parkway or yard; parking vehicle
in front of residences; notice by resident. It shall be unlawful
for any person to habitually trespass on or occupy the parkway
between the curb and sidewalk immediately adjacent to any resi-
dence, or the yard of any residence, after the owner or occa-
pant of any such residence has notified such person not to do so;
and it shall be unlawful for any person to habitually leave or park
any vehicle in any street in the City of Salina outside of the busi-
ness district as defined by Ordinance No. 1983 (Sec: 29-102),
while the owner or person in charge of such vehicle is employed in
the vicinity of the place where such vehicle is left or parked, after
the owner or occupant of any residence immediately adjacent to
that portion of the street in which such vehicle is left or parked
has given the person so leaving or parking the same three days'
notice in writing not to do so; Provided, that this ordinance shall
not be deemed to repeal any existing ordinance and shall be
deemed to be supplemental to any existing ordinance or law (§ 1,
Ord. . . . ., 3-. .-25).
15-174. Violation of Sec. 15-173; penalty. Any person
who shall violate any of the provisions of Section One of this Or-
dinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and on convic-
tion shall be fined in any sum not exceeding $15.00 for each
• offense (§ 2, Ord. . . . ., 3-. .-25).
ARTICLE 2.—IMMORAL CONDUCT.
15-201. House of prostitution; keeping; occupant or
owner of premises; penalty. That any occupant or owner of
any premises, land, lot or building in said City who shall keep or
suffer to be kept on said premises, land, lot or in said buildings,
any house of prostitution, house of ill-fame, house of assignation,
'brothel, drawdy house, or any house of like character shall upon
conviction thereof be'fined in any sum not less than $25.00 and
not more than $100.00 (§ 6, Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
15-202. Letting or leasing premises for use as house of
prostitution; penalty. That any person, either occupant, owner,
agent or otherwise who shall lease or let any premises, land, lot or
building in said City for the purpose of having kept there in any
house of prostitution, house of ill-fame, house of assignation,
brothel, bawdy house or houses of'like character or who shall as-
certain that the said premises, land, lot or building is to be occupied
or used and shall fail or neglect to immediately oust the occupants
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thereof, shall upon conviction thereof be fined in any scan not less
than $50.00 nor more than $100.00 (§ 7, Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
15-203. House of prostitution; keeping or assisting; pen-
alty. ' That any person who shall keep or maintain and any per-
son who shall assist in keeping or maintaining in said City any
house of prostitution, house of ill-fame, house of assignation,
brothel,•bawdy house or house of like character shall upon convic-
tion thereof be fined in any stem not less than $25.00 nor more
than $100.00 or by imprisonment not exceeding 3 months or by
both such fine and imprisonment (§ 8, Ord. 635, 3-7-88).
15-204. Inmate of house of prostitution; penalty. That
any person who shall reside in or be an inmate of any house or
building in the City of Salina for the purpose of prostitution, or
illicit sexual intercourse, shall upon conviction therefore be fined
in any sum not less than ten nor more than One Hundred Dol-
lars (§ 9, Ord. 635; Amd. § 1, 1874, 8-16-15).
15-205. Inmate or visitor of such house; penalty. That
any person, either male or female, who shall reside in or-be an
inmate of any house of prostitution, house of ill-fame, house of
assignation, brothel, bawdy house, or house of like character in
said City, and any person who shall visit any such house for the
purpose of prostitution, Or illicit sexual intercourse, shall upor.
conviction thereof be fined in•any sum not less than ten nor more
than One Hundred Dollars; provided that if any person shall be
found visiting any house of prostitution, ill-fame, brothel, house
of assignation, bawdy house, or houses. of like character, it shall
• be prima facie evidence of having visited it for said purposes, but
said person may exculpate himself or herself by reasonable proof
(§-10, 635; Amd. § 2, 1874, 8-10-15).
15-206. General reputation of house prima facie evidence.
The general reputation of any such houses mentioned in the fore-
going sections or of its inmates or residents thereof shall be prima
facie evidence of the character of such house and persons. (§ 6,
Ord. 190, 12-18-76).
15-207. Police authorized to enter house. The Marshal,
Assistant Marshal or any Policeman of said City or any two or
more of them shall have full power and authority to enter any of
the said houses mentioned in this ordinance-either by day or by
night for the purpose of arresting any person or persons. Such
officer or officers shall have good reason to suspect such. per-
son guilty of violating any provision of this ordinance and shall
there and then arrest such person or persons (§.7, Ord. 190, 12-
18-76).
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15-208. Prostitutes; wandering on streets; soliciting
patronage. It shall be unlawful for any prostitute or lewd woman
,or.any woman who is an inmate of a bawdy house, house:of pros-
titution, house of assignation, brothel, or house of .bad repute,:to
he found wandering about the streets or thoroughfares of the City
or to frequent any gambling house, or for the purpose of pros-
titution, to solicit patronage.on the ,streets or public places of the
City (§ 1, Ord. 702, 5-13-89).
15-209. Procurer or procuress; convey prostitute. It
shall be unlawful for any procurer or procuress, pimp or male
.person do employ, procure or convey any prostitute to any house,
'room, public ground or any other place for the purpose of:pros-
titution (§ 2, Ord. 702, 5-13-89). - -
' 15-210. 'Violation of Secs. 15-208 and 15209; penalty.
Any person convicted in the Police Court of violating either of
the preceding sections shall be punished by a)fine of not •less than
.$10.00 nor more than $100.00 (§3, Ord. 702, 5-13-89). ;
15-211. Procurer or procuress; soliciting.for prostitute.
It shall be unlawful for any procurer or procuress, pimp'or male
person to in any manner solicit business or trade for any pros-
titute or lewd women or other women for the'purpose of illicit
sexual intercourse (§ 1, Ord. 1862, 7-16-15). •
15-212.- Violation Of Sec. 15-211; penalty. Any person
violating_any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be fined in
any sum not less than -twenty-five dollars nor.more than one nun-
- dred dollars or'by imprisonment not less than thirty days nor more
than ninety days,-or -by both such fine and imprisonment (§ 2,
Ord. 1862, 7-16-15).
15-213: Occupying room, etc., for immoral purpose; man .
and woman"not'married to each other; penalty. That any
man and woman not married to each other who shall lewdly and
lasciviously abide and cohabit together in the .City of Salina, ,or
who shall whether on one or more occasions sleep in, occupy or
frequent the same house, building, apartment, room or place for
lewd and lascivious purposes in the City of Salina, shall each be
deemed guilty of a'misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall
be punished by a fine of not more than One ,Hundred Dollars
($100.00) or by imprisonment for. hot more than thirty (30)
clays or by both such fine and imprisonment (§1, Ord. 2550, 7-
18-22).
15-214. Taxi-cabs; transporting persons for immoral pur-
. poses. That it shall be unlawful for-any person to carry, trans-
port, or convey, in any taxicab, automobile or other vehicle or
conveyance, within the limits of the City of Salina, any persons
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to any place within or without the limits of said City for the pur-
pose of permitting such persons to engage in illicit or unlawful
sexual intercourse (§ 1, Ord. 2836, 7-31-23; see also 14-623 to
•14-625).
15-215. Taxi-cabs; use or permission for use for immoral
purposes. That it shall be .unlawful for any person owning,
operating, driving or maintaining any taxicab, automobile, or other
vehicle or conveyance, to use or permit the same to be used for
the transportation, carrying or conveying, within the City of Sa-
lina, of any persons to any place for the purpose of engaging in
illicit or unlawful sexual intercourse, whether such sexual inter-
course actually takes place within or without the limits of said
City, or to permit or allow any persons to engage in illicit or un-
lawful sexual •intercourse in or on such taxicab, automobile or
other vehicle or conveyance, or any part thereof (§ 2, Ord. 2836,
'7-31-23; see also §§ 14-623 to 14-625).
15-216. Violation of Secs. 15-214 and 15-215; penalty.
That any person violating any of the provisions of two preceding
sections of this ordinance or.either of them shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction. thereof shall be fined in any
sum not less than $25.00 and not more than,$100.00, or impris-
oned not less than thirty days nor more than ninety days, or shall
•be subject to both such fine and imprisonment (§ 3, Ord, 2836,
.7-31-23).
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ARTICLE 3.—INTOXICATING LIQUORS.
(Published in the Salina Evening Journal June 3, 1908.)
Ordinance No. 1418.
-An Ordinance relating to intoxicating liquors and prescribing
- • penalties for violation thereof.
- Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Salina::
15-301. Sale of liquors unlawful. § 1. It shall be unlaw--
ful for any person to sell or barter any spirituous, malt, vinous,
fermented or other intoxicating liquors, in the City of Salina (§ 1,
•Ord. 1418 Amd; § 1, Ord. 3074, 2-23-25).
(§2. Repealed.) .
15-302. Intoxicating liquors defined. § 3. All liquors
mentioned in Section 1 of this Ordinance, and all other liquors or
mixtures thereof, by whatever name they may be called,-that will
.produce intoxication, shall be held to he intoxicating liquors within •
the meaning of this ordinance.
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15-303. Giving away deemed.sale. § 4, The giving away
of intoxicating liquor, or any shift or device to evade the provi-
sions of this ordinance, shall be deemed an unlawful selling within
the meaning of this ordinance.
15-304. Keeping place, § 5. It shall be unlawful for any
person to keep or maintain, or to aid, assist or abet in keeping or
maintaining, in this City, a place where intoxicating liquors are
sold, bartered or given away in violation of the provisions of this
Ordinance, or where persons are permitted to resort for the pur-
pose of drinking intoxicating liquors as a beverage, or where in-
toxicating liquors are kept for sale, barter or delivery, in viola-
tion of this ordinance.
15-305. Club rooms. § 6. It shall be unlawful for any
person, directly or indirectly, to keep or maintain by himself or by
associating or combining with others, or in any manner to aid,
assist or abet in keeping or maintaining any club room or other
place, in this City, in which intoxicating liquors are kept for the
purpose of use; gift, barter or sale as a beverage, or for distribu-
tion, or division among the members of any club or association by
any means whatsoever; and any place so kept and maintained shall
be deemed to be a common nuisance.
15-306. Common nuisances.. § 7. All places where in-
toxicating liquors are sold, bartered or given away in violation of
the provisions of this Ordinance, or where persons are permitted
to resort for the purpose of drinking intoxicating liquors as a
beverage, or where intoxicating liquors are kept for sale, barter
or delivery in ;violation of this ordinance, and all intoxicating
liquors, bottles,,glasses, kegs; pumps, bars and other property kept
in and used in maintaining such places, are hereby declared to be
common nuisances, and shall be abated as such as hereinafter pro-
vided.
15-307. Search warrants issued. § 8. Upon the filing in
the Police Court of a complaint under oath, charging that a place
is kept or maintained as a common nuisance by any person or per-
sons, and that intoxicating liquors, kegs, pumps, bars or other
property are kept or used therein in keening or maintaining such
place as a common nuisance, a warrant shall be issued, command-
ing the officer to whom it is directed to arrest the person or persons
charged or described as the keeper or keepers thereof and to search
the place described in such complaint, and seize and take into his
custody all intoxicating liquors, bottles, pumps, glasses, kegs, bars
and other property described in said complaint which he may find
in such a place and safely keep the same subject to the order of the
court. The complaint shall describe the place to be searched with
sufficient particularity to identify the same, and shall describe the
184 Misdemeanors and .Offenses. . Intoxicating Liquors. [Oh. 15, Art. 3
intoxicating liquors or other property alleged to be used in main-
taining the same as particularly as practicable; but any description,
however general, that will enable the officer executing the warrant
to identify the property to be seized shall be deemed sufficient,.
Upon the return of the warrant the court shall proceed as in
other cases against the person or persons arrested.
• 15-308. Liquors seized; how disposed of. § 9. When-
ever any intoxicating liquors or other property shall be seized
under such a warrant, whether an arrest has been made or not, the
Police Judge shall issue a notice within forty-eight hours after the
return of the warrant, directed to the defendant or defendants in
such action, and to all persons claiming any interest in the intoxi-.
cating liquors or other property, fixing the time and place at which
all persons claiming any interest therein may appear and answer
the complaint made against such intoxicating liquors or other prop-
erty, and show cause, if any they have, why the same should not
be adjudged forfeited and ordered destroyed. The notice shall be
served upon the defendant or defendants in the action by delivering
a copy thereof to each defendant, or by leaving a copy thereof at
his usual place of residence, if they be found within the jurisdiction
of the court, and a copy thereof shall also be posted in a con-
.
spicuous position on the place where such property is seized. If at
the time for filing answer said notice has not been duly served, or
other sufficient cause appear, the time for answering may be by
the court extended, and such other notice issued as will supply any
defect in the previous notice, and give reasonable time and oppor-
• tunity for all persons interested to appear and answer. At or
before the time fixed by notice, any person claiming an interest
in the •intoxicating liquors or other property seized may file his
answer in writing, setting up his claim thereto, and shall thereupon
be admitted as a party defendant to those proceedings against such
liquors or other property. The complaint and any answer or
answers that may be filed shall be the only pleadings required; and
at the time fixed for answer, or at any other time then to be fixed
by the court, a trial shall be had in a summary manner before the
court of the allegations o,f complaint against the liquors or other
property seized, and whether any answer shall be filed or not, it
shall be the duty of the City Attorney to appear and adduce evi-
dence in support of such allegations.
15-309. Liquor destroyed. § 10. If the court shall find
• that said intoxicating liquors or other property, .or any part there-
of, were, at the•time the complaint was filed, being used in main-
taining a common nuisance, he shall adjudge forfeited so much -
thereof as he shall find was being so used, and shall order the
officer in whose custody it is to publicly destroy the same; so
•
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•
Ch. 15, Art. 3] ',Misdemeanors and Offenses. Intoxicating Liquors. 185
much of said intoxicating liquors and other property as the court
shall find not to have been used in maintaining a common nuisance
he 'shall order returned, by the officer in whose custody it is, to the
place, as nearly as may be, from which it was taken, or delivered
to the person establishing his claim to the same. If the court shall
find that any of the liquors or other property was at the time the
complaint was filed being used in maintaining a common nuisance,
and shall also find that it was being used by any person served
•with notice provided for in the previous section of this ordinance,
or by any person filing an answer, as in said section provided,
or,that it was then owned by any such person, and by him know-
ingly allowed to be used, the court shall render judgment against
such person for costs of the proceedings against the intoxicating
liquors or other property so used or owned by him. If the court
shall not find that any of such intoxicating liquors or property
seized was at the time the complaint was filed being used in main-
taming a common nuisance, or shall not find that any of it was •
being so used or so owned and allowed to be used by any person
or persons served with the notice aforesaid, or voluntarily becom-
ing a party as aforesaid, the costs of the proceedings against such
'property shall be paid as in other prosecutions for violations of
City Ordinances. Either the City or any defendant or other per-•
son claiming the property'seized may appeal from the judgment
of the court in any special proceedings against property seized.'
Any claimant of such property who appeals must, within ten days,
enter into an undertaking. with two or more sureties, to the City
of Salina, to be approved by. the Police Judge, in a sum not less'
. than One Hundred Dollafs, nor less than double'the costs adjudged
against him, conditioned that he will prosecute his appeal without'
unnecessary delay and that if judgment be rendered against him on'
appeal he will satisfy the judgment and costs. No bond shall be
required for an appeal by the City, and such appeal shall stay the
execution of the judgment. •
• 15-310. Persons leasing building; guilty. § 11. Any
person who knowingly permits'any building or tenement owned or
leased by him, or under his control, or any part thereof, to be used
in maintaining a common nuisance, or after being notified in writ-
ing of such use omits to take all reasonable measures to eject there-
from the person so using the same, shall be deemed guilty of assist-
, ,ing in maintaining such nuisance.
15-311. Violation; penalty. § 12 1 Any 'person violating
any of the provisions of this ordinance shall upon conviction be
punished by a fine of not less than One Hundred Dollars, nor
more than Five Hundred Dollars, and by imprisonment for not
less than thirty days nor more than six months for such offense,
' 186 Misdemeanors and Offenses. Intoxicating Liquors. : [Ch. 15, Art. 3
and payment of the costs, and shall.be committed to prison until
such fine and costs are paid.
15-312. Repeal. § 13. All ordinances and parts of ordi-
nances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed.
15-313. Take effect. § 14. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publication in the official city
paper.
'Passed and approved May 18, 1908.
(Seal) D. W. HILLS, Mayor.
' Attest: A. W. GODFREY, City Clerk.
(Published in the Salina Daily Union, March 17th, 1917.)
Ordinance No. 2029.
•
An Ordinance relating to intoxicating liquors. -
• Be it. Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Saliba:
15-314. Possession of intoxicating liquor. § 1. It shall
be unlawful for any person within the corporate limits of the.
City of Salina, Kansas, to keep or have in his possession, for per-
sonal•use or otherwise, any intoxicating liquors, or permit another
to have or keep ,or use intoxicating liquors on any premises owned
or controlled by him, or to give away or furnish intoxicating
liquors to another, except druggists or registered pharmacists as •
hereinafter provided; Any person violating the provisions of this
section shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction
thereof shall be fined not less than $100.00 nor more than $500.00,
and imprisonment not less than thirty (30) days nor more than six
months. .
. • 15-315. Transportation of intoxicating liquor. § 2. It
shall be unlawful for any common carrier, firm or corporation
• or any other person for hire or without hire to bring or carry into
this City, or carry from one place to another within this City,
intoxicating liquors for another or for himself or for itself, even
when intended for personal use; and it shall be unlawful for any
common carrier, its agent or employee to deliver any intoxicating'
liquors that may be in its possession to any person for any cur-
pose whatsoever. Any person violating any of the provisions of
this ordinance shall, on conviction, he adjudged guilty of a misde-
meanor and punished by a fine of not less than $100.00 nor more
than $500.00, and by imprisonment not less than thirty (30) days
nor more than six months, and if a corporation, by a fine of not
less than $100.00 nor more than $500.00.
•
•
Ch. 15. Art. 3] Misdemeanors and Offenses. Intoxicating Liquors. 187
15-316. Liquors received from carrier or other person.
3. It shall be unlawful for any person in this City to receive,
directly or indirectly, intoxicating liquor •from a common carrier
•
Jr other carrier or person, and it shall also be unlawful for any
person in this City to possess intoxicating liquors received di-
.rectly or indirectly from a common carrier, other carrier or per-
son. This section shall apply to such liquors intended for per-
sonal use as well as otherwise and to interstate as well as intra-
state carriage. Any person violating any of the provisions of
this section shall lie deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and on con-
viction shall be fined not less than $100.00 nor more than.$500.00
' and be imprisoned not less than thirty clays and not more than
six months.
15-317, Wine for communion purposes excepted. § 4.
Nothing in this ordinance shall be construed to prevent any.
regularly ordained minister or regular priest of any church from
receiving or possessing wine for communion purposes or'to pro-
hibit any common carrier from receiving such wine for shipment
and delivery to such regularly ordained minister or priest for such
communion purposes; but the person receiving such wine for com-
munion purposes, on receipt of the same, shall file with the common
carrier delivering such wine a statement Setting out the fact that
the receiver of such wine is a regularly ordained clergyman or
priest, the church over which he is pastor or priest, and that said
wine is received for communion purposes to be used in the church
over which he is pastor or priest, and said statement shall be, by
said common carrier filed with the County Clerk of the county
in which the delivery is made within ten days after being made by
the person receiving such wine. A common carrier delivering such
wine without taking such statement and any person making a false
statement, shall on conviction be adjudged guilty of a misde-
meanor and be punished by a fine of not less than $100.00 nor
more than $500.00 and by imprisonment not less than thirty (30)
clays nor more than six months.
15-318. Not apply to wholesale or retail druggists; con-
ditions. § 5. Nothing in this ordinance shall be construed as
prohibiting any person, co-partnership or corporation engaged in
the wholesale drug business and having a stock, exclusive of
•
• alcohol, of not less than $20,000.00, from selling alcohol for
medicinal and scientific purposes to hospitals, schools and manu-
facturers provided for in Section Six (6), and to pharmacists
who are actually and in good faith engaged in the retail drug busi-
ness and nothing herein provided shall prevent any such person;
co-partnership or corporation engaged in the wholesale drug busi-
ness from receiving alcohol in quantities for the purpose of selling
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188 Misdemeanors and Offenses. Lrtoxicating Liquors. [Ch.-15, Art. 3
the same to registered pharmacists 'as hereinbefore provided; and
nothing herein contained shall be 'construed as prohibiting a cora-
mon carrier from delivering to such person, corporation or co-
partnership engaged in .the wholesale drug business or to such
registered pharmacists who are actually and in good faith engaged
in the retail drug business, the alcohol sold as above provided for,
provided that before any such alcohol shall be delivered to ally
'such registered pharmacists, such registered.pharmacist must make
and file with'the common.carrier a•statement setting out that he is •
a registered pharmacist, and that he is receiving the alcohol for
•the purposes herein mentioned and no other, which statement shall
• 'be filed with the County Clerk`of the county wherein the delivery •
is made within ten days from the date of its filing with the,corn-
. .mon carrier; and provided, further, that any common carrier whn
shall make delivery to any registered pharmacist without the state- -
:meiit above required, or shall-make delivery to•any registered phar-
macist without the statement above required or who shall make •
delivery. to "such pharmacist who shall receive any alcohol except
:as'herein provided, or who'-shall make any false statement to said
common carrier, and any person, co-partnership or corporation en-
gaged in the Wholesale-drug business as herein provided, who shall
receive-or sell any alcohol except-as-herein provided, shall on con-
-viction lie adjudged•guilty of a misdemeanor and be punished by
• a fine of'not less-than $500.00 and not more than $2,000.00 and
by imprisonment not less than.sixty (60) clays, nor more than
-otie.year. ' - •-
15-319: Hospitals.excepted. § 6. Nothing in this ordi-
` •nance shall be..construeil as prohibiting aiiv' regularly established
:hospital, that is -engaged in caring for the sick or-injured, or any
•school providing a medical; -scientific or mechanical course; or any
• -person, company or corporation regularly engaged in manufactur-
ing, from buying, receiving- and possessing such amounts of alco-
'hol'as are'.necessard for their.respectibe 'needs for medicinal, me-
chanical and scientific purposes only; and nothing herein con-
- . rained shall be construed as'prohibiting a common carrier from
delivering to the above mentioned' hospital, schools or manufac-
turers, or their authorized agent, the alcohol as herein provided
tor; provided,,'that before any-such. alcohol shall be delivered to
-any 'such hospital, school or manufacturer; or authorized agent. .
such 'hospital, school'or manufacturer or authorized agent, shall'
'make and file with the common' carrier'a statement setting out
the character of the institution and.the fact that the alcohol so.
received is for -purposes herein. mentioned and no other; which
statement must be'filed withthe Codhty Clerk of the county where
"such•delivery is,made; within ten days' from the-date of its filing
•
Ch. 15, Art. 3] Misdemeanors and Offenses. Intoxicating Liquors. 1St)
with the common carrier. A common carrier delivering such alco-
hol without taking such statement and any person making a false
statement, shall on conviction, be adjudged gifilty of. -a misde-
meanor and be punished by a fine of not less than $100.00 nor
More than $500.00 and imprisonment of not less than thirty (30.)
days nor more'than six months; Provided further, any person,
company or corporation permitted to receive alcohol for medicinal,
mechanical or scientific purposes as hereinbefore set forth, that
shall sell, 'give away or permit to be sold, given away or carried
away, alcohol secured for purposes herein mentioned, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined
in a sum of not less than $100.00 nor more than $500.00 and
such person, company or corporation so convicted, shall; in addi-
tion to punishment above described, forfeit the right, from the
date of such conviction, to purchase, secure or have on hand any
alcohol. -
15-320. Part 'of ordinance held. void. § 7. : If for any
reason any part of this ordinance shall be held void, such holding
shall not invalidate any other portion of this ordinance.
15-321. Ordinance supplemental. § 8: This ordinance
shall be considered as supplemental to ordinances now' in force-
' relating to intoxicating liquors.
15-322. Take effect. § 9. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publication once in The Salina
Daily Union.
Passed and approved, March 9th, 1917.
• (Seal) J. E. PUTNAM, Mayor.
Attest: CIIAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
15-322. Manufacture of intoxicating liquor; unlawful.
• § 1. That it shall be unlawful for any person to manufacture or
to aid, assist or abet in the manufacture of any spirituous, malt,
vinotts, fermented or other intoxicating liquor or liquors in the
City of Salina, Kansas (§ 1, Ord. 2379, 3-26-1921).
15-323, Violation of Sec. 15-322; penalty. § 2. Any per
son convicted of a violation of Section 1 of this ordinance shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
shall he fined in any sum not less than $100.00 and not more than
$500.00 and shall be imprisoned in the City jail for not less than
30 days nor more than 90 days (§ 2, Ord. 2379, 3-26-1921).
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190 Misdemeanors and Offenses. Narcotic Drugs. [Ch. 15, Art. 4
• ARTICLE.4.—NARCOTIC DRUGS.
(Published in The Salina_Evening Journal, January 30, 1924.)
Ordinance No. 2916.
An Ordinance prohibiting the possession, bartering, sale, exchang-
ing or giving away of opium or coca leaves, or any corn-
' pound salt, derivative or preparation thereof or of other nar-
cotic drugs mentioned in said ordinance, and making the vio-
lation thereof a misdemeanor and providing for a penalty
for such violation.
15-401. Drugs; possession or sale unlawful. § 1. That
it shall be unlawful for any person to keep or have in his posses-
sion or under his control for personal use or otherwise any opium,
coca leaves, or any compound,.salt, derivative or preparation there-
of or any other narcotic including morphine, heroin, cocaine or
codein, and such possession shall be presumptive evidence of the
violation of this ordinance; or to permit another to have or keep
or use any of said drugs upon any premises owned by or con-
trolled by him, or to_sell, give away or furnish any of said drugs
to another, except physicians, dentists, veterinary surgeons, and
registered pharmacists as hereinafter provided.
15-402. Exceptions; physicians, druggists, etc.; prescrip-
tions. § 2. 'Nothing in the preceding section hereof shall apply
to the sale or giving away of any of the drugs mentioned therein
in pursuance of a written order of the person to whom such arti-
cles are sold or given, on a blank to be issued for that purpose
by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue of the United States.
Nor shall anything in said preceding section apply to the dispens-
ing or distribution of any of the aforesaid drugs to a patient by
a . physician, dentist or veterinary surgeon registered under the
laws of the State of Kansas in the course of his professional prac-
tice only, provided that such physician, dentist, or,veterinary sur-
geon shall keep a record of all such drugs dispensed or distributed
in accordance with the provisions of Section 65-616 of the Re-
vised Statutes of Kansas,' 1923; nor shall anything in said pre-
ceding section apply to the sale, dispensing or distribution of any
of the aforesaid drugs by a registered pharmacist to a consumer
• under and in pursuance of a written prescription by a physician,
dentist or veterinary surgeon registered under the laws of the •
State of Kansas; -Provided however, that such prescription shall
be dated as of the day on which it is signed and shall he signed
by the physician, dentist or veterinary surgeon, who shall have
issued the same, and provided further, that such registered phar-
macist shall preserve such on the blank provided for
by Section 65-616 of the Revised Statutes of Kansas, 1923.
Ch, 161 Nuisances. 191
15-403. Exceptions; amount of thugs in prescriptions.
l4.3. The provisions of this ordinance shall .not be construed to
apply to the sale, distribution, giving away, dispensing or posses- -
sion of preparations or remedies which do not contain ',more -than
two grains of opium, or more Th than one-fourth of a grain of heroin,
or more than one grain of codeine, or derivative of any of them in
one fluid ounce, or, if a solid or semi-solid preparation, in one
avoirdupois ounce; or to liniments, ointments, or other prepara-
tions which are prepared for external use only, except liniments,
ointments and other preparations which contain cocaine or any of
its salts or alph-,or beta-eucaine .or any of their salts or any syn-
thetic substitute for thean, ,Provided that such remedies and prepel
arations- are sold, distributed, given away, dispensed or possessed
as medicines and not for the-purpose of evading the intentions and
provisions of this act. The provisions of this ordinance shall not
apply to decocainized coca leaves or preparations made therefrom,
or to other preparations of coca .leaves which do not contain.co-,•
Caine.
• 15-404. Violation; penalty. § 4. Any person violating
any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in anyi
sum not exceeding $500.00 or be imprisoned in the City jail for.
a term not to exceed six months or shall be subject to both such:
line and imprisonment. -
15-405. Take effect. § 5. This ordinance shall take effect'
and be in full force from and after its publication once in the offi=
cial City paper. •
Introduced for first reading, January 14th, 1924.
Passed and approved, January 28th, 1924. •
.(Seal) J. S. HARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
CHAPTER 16. -NUISANCES. •
•
(For other Nuisances, see General Index under head of Nuisances.)
16-101. Committing nuisance; Tenafly; order of abate-
ment. That any person or persons who shall commit or cause to
be committed any public nuisance upon any street, avenue, alley or
public place of the City or to commit or cause to be.committed or
knowingly. permit any public nuisance upon any premises within
the City limits owned or occupied by such person or persons, or .
if.any person or persons shall commit or cause to be committed`
any public nuisance upon any lands or premises within- the City,
limits not owned' by such person or persons, or do or commit any •
•
•
192 Nuisances. •[Ch. IC
• act which shall have•been by ordinance declared to be a public
nuisance, every person so offending shall on conviction be fined
- in any sum not exceeding $100.00 and the Police Judge shall
make an order for the immediate removal or abatement of the
nuisance if still existing, a part of the judgment and necessary ex-
pense of such removal or abatement shall be taxed and collected
with the other costs in the case (§ 23, Ord. 635, 3-7-1888; Amend-
ing Ord. 38).
16-102', When abated at expense of City. Whenever any
offense against the provisions of this ordinance shall come to the
knowledge of the City Marshal if the person or persons offending-
. be unknown to him or out of the jurisdiction of the Police Court
of the City, he shall forthwith -cause the nuisance to be removed
or abated at the expense of the city •(§ 5, Ord. 38).
• 16-103. Rank grass, etc,; standing water; nuisances; pen-
alty. That rank' grass, weeds and other vegetation growing,
standing or being upon any lot, parkingor parcel of ground within
the corporate limits of the City of Salina, Kansas, and any pond
or ponds of water standing upon.any lot or parcel of ground with-
in the corporate limits of said City, are hereby declared to be pub-
, lie nuisances; and any person who shall knowingly .permit such
nuisances as are herein defined to be or remain upon or in front of
any lot or parcel of ground owned by him, or for which he is agent
if such owner be a non-resident, shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
. demeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be fined in any sum
not exceeding ten dollars; and such nuisances may be removed and
• abated as herein provided (§ 1, Ord. 1911, 7-20-1903).
16-104. Same; how abated. Whenever the Sanitary and '
Health Officer of the City Council of such City shall file with the
City Clerk its statement in writing that such nuisance, rank vege-
tation or pond of water, describing the same and where located, •
is a nuisance and dangerous to the health of the inhabitants of the
City, or of any neighborhood, family or resident of the City, and
such statement shall be approved by the. City Council, the clerk
• shall forthwith issue notice requiring the owner or agent of the
owner of the premises upon or in -front of which such nuisance is
situate to remove and abate from said premises the thing or things
therein described as a nuisance, within a time to he specified in the
• notice; said notice shall be served by the City Marshal by delivering
• •a copy thereof to the owner or agent of such property, or, if a non-
.
resident, then by mailing a notice to his last known address; and
if such owner or agent shall- fail or neglect to comply with the
requirements of such notice for a period of ten days, then the City
• shall have the thing or things described in said notice as a nuisance,•
•
•
Ch. 17,Art. 1] Parks. Kenwood Park. 193
removed and abated from said lot or parcel of ground, and the cost
of such removal and abatement shall be assessed and charged
against the lot or parcel of ground on which said nuisance was
located; and the City Clerk shall, at the time of certifying other
City taxes to the County Clerk, certify the aforesaid costs, and the
County Clerk shall extend the same on the tax-roll• of the county
against said lot or parcel of ground, and it shall be collected by
the County Treasurer and paid to! the City as other taxes are col-
lected and paid (§ 2, Ord. 1911, 7-20-1903; see § 20-202).
CHAPTER 17.—PARKS.
Article 1.—Kenwood Park.-17-101 to 17-107.
2.-Riverside Park.-17-201 to 17-204.
3.—Oakdale Park.-17-301 to 17-318.
4.Park in Highland Court.-17-401.
5.—City Park.-17-501.
ARTICLE 1.—KKNWOOD PARK.
(Published in Salina Daily Union, Aug. 11, 1917.)
Ordinance No. 2076. •
An Ordinance providing, for the acquiring by purchase for park
purposes that tract or parcel of land known as Kenwood Park.
17-101. Special election. Whereas at an election duly held
in the City of Salina, Kansas, upon the 3rd.day of April, 1917,
there was submitted to the qualified electors of the said City the
proposition of whether or not the Mayor and Councilmen of the
City of Salina, Kansas, should be authorized to issue the bonds of
the said City in the sum not to exceed Thirty Thousand Dollars
for the purpose of acquiring for park purposes that tract or parcel
of land known as Kenwood Park, and
Whereas at such election a majority of votes cast thereat upon
said proposition were cast in favor of authorizing the said Mayor
and Council to issue said bonds in the said sum for,such purpose,
now therefore:
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Salina:
17-102. Purchase of Kenwood Park authorized. § 1.
That that tract or parcel of and known as'Kenwood Park should
be and the same is hereby purchased of and from J. J. Geis the
present owner for the sum of Thirty Thousand Dollars to be
paid upon the execution and delivery of a good and sufficient war-
ranty.deed conveying the said property to the City'of Salina, Kan-
sas, to be used as a public park.
194 Parka. Kenwood Park. [Oh. 17, Art. 1
17-103. Take effect. § 2. This ordinance shall take effect
and he in full force from and after its publication once in the offi-
cial City paper. •
Passed and approved this 6th day of August, 1917.
Eno MATHEWS, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
(Published in the Salina Daily Union, October 6th, 1917.)
Ordinance No, 2095.
An Ordinance providing for the purchase of certain land and pro-
viding for the payment therefor.
17-104. Additional land for Kenwood Park. Whereas it
is deemed advisable by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Salina to acquire for the improvement of Kenwood Park, that
tract or lot of land in Saline County, Kansas, described as follows,
to-wit:
A part of lot seven (7) in Surveyors Plat "C" described by
metes and bounds as follows:—Commencing at a point 718 feet
East and 164% feet South of the Northwest corner of the junc-
tion of Center Street in Beebe's Second addition to Salina, and the •
County. road running South from the South end of Fourth Street
at a stake 50 feet West of the Center of a Ravine, thence in a
Northerly direction down said Ravine on a. line parallel with the
center of said ravine and 50 feet distant therefrom 450 feet to the
center of the channel of the Smoky Hill River, thence up said
channel in an easterly direction 50 feet; thence in a southerly and
south westerly direction up the center. of the channel of said ra-
vine to a point due East of the place of beginning, thence West
to the place of beginning, thence from said point in a southerly
direction (on a line, which if extended across the County Road.
now Prescott Avenue would strike the Northeast corner of Block
:2 in Van Trines Addition to Salina, Kansas) to the north line of
the County road, now Prescott Avenue, thence East.along a hedge
fence to a stake in the center of the channel of said ravine, thence
in a northerly direction down the center of the channel of said
ravine to a point 50 feet .East of the place of beginning, thence
west to the place of beginning, said last named point being also
the southeast corner of lot 12 in Smith and Colvarts addition
to Salida, Kansas. The foregoing tracts of land are located in the.
east one-half of the southwest quaiter of Section 13, Township
14, South of Range 3 West of the 6th P. M.
And whereas, the owners, Alfred Bertram Walter and Ro-
berta.J. Walter have agreed to sell said land to the City of Salina
for the sum of $250.00, and
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Whereas, in the judgment of the Mayor and Councilmen it
is necessary to acquire the same in order to properly improve and
utilize Kenwood Park and that the value of the land is equal to
the purchase price asked therefor; now therefore •
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
17-105; Purchase authorized. § 1. That the City of •
Salina, Kansas, should and does hereby purchase from Alfred
Bertram Walter and Roberta J. Walter all of that tract or lot. of
'land hereinbefore described, the same to be used for the purpose
of acquiring an entrance and otherwise improving Kenwood Park
to be used for park purposes in the said,City at a price of $250.00.
17-106. Appropriation. § 2. That there be and is hereby
appropriated out of the park fund in the hands of the City Treas-
urer of the City of Salina, Kansas, the sum of $250.00 to be paid
to Alfred Bertram Walter and•Roberta J. Walter the owners of
the herein described tract of land upon the execution and delivery
to the proper officers of the City of Salina, Kansas, of a good -
and sufficient warranty deed conveying all of the above described
real estate in said City.
17-107. Take effect. § 3. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force from and after its publication once in the offi-
cial City paper.
Passed and approved this October 1, 1917.
EDD MATHEws, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS: B. BANKER, City Clerk.
ARTICLE 2.—RIVERSIDE PARK.
(Published in the Salina Evening Journal, April 26, 1920.).
Ordinance No. 2332. •
An Ordinance relating to the purchase of .Reserve Number Two
(2) in Riverside Park Addition to the City of Salina, Kan-
sas, to be used for park purposes.
17-201. Special election. Whereas, at an election duly held
in Salina, Kansas, upon the 6th day of April, 1920, the qualified
electors of said City voted in favor of the purchase of Reserve
Number Two (2) in Riverside Park Addition to the City of
Salina, Kansas, to be used for park purposes, and that the City
pay therefor the sum of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars; and
did upon said day authorize the Mayor and Council of said City
to issue the bonds of said City in said sum for such purpose,
now, therefore, ,
196 Parks. Oakdale Park. [Ch. 17, Art, 3
' Be it Ordained, by the Mayor and Council of the City of Salina:
17-202. Purchase authorized. § 1. That the City of
Salina, Kansas, should and it does hereby purchase of and from
P. L. Gebhart, to be used for park purposes, Reserve Number Two
(2) Riverside Park Addition to the City of Salina, Kansas, at and
for the price of Five Thousand Dollars.
17-203. Bonds delivered. § 2. Upon the execution and
delivery of a good and sufficient deed of general warranty with
abstract showing merchantable title in said P. L. Gebhart, the
• 'Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized, directed and em-
powered to turn over and deliver unto P. L. Gebhart the bonds
of said City of Salina, Kansas, in the sum of Five Thousand
($5,000.00) Dollars,,bearing interest at the rate of four and one-
half (434) per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, said bonds
to be.dated May 1st, 1920, and due five years after said date.
17-204. Take effect. § 3. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force from and,after its publication once in the offi-
cial City paper.
Passed and approved this 19th day of April, 1920.
EDD MATHEWS, Mal/0r.
Attest: CHARLES E. BANKER, City Clerk.
ARTICLE 3.—OAKDALE PARK.
The legal title to Oakdale Park is vested in the Board of
County Commissioners of_ Saline County, Kansas, as trustees for
the Saline County Agricultural, Horticultural and Mechanical As-
sociation in accordance with the terms of •deeds from the owners
of said land record in the office of the Register of Deeds in
Saline County, Kansas, in book Q, pages 476 and 478. The
use of said park as a City park was acquired by lease entered into
by all of the interested parties on March 21st, 1922, said lease be-
' ing recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds in Saline
County in book T of Contracts,- page 49, a copy of which is as
follows:
LEASE AND AGREEMENT.
17-301. Parties. This agreement made and entered into in
triplicate upon this 21st day of March, 1922, by and between the
Saline County Agricultural, Horticultural! and Mechanical Asso-
ciation, a corporation, hereinafter referred to as the party of the
first part; the Board of County Commissioners of Saline County,
Kansas, as trustees in the manner hereinafter mentioned, herein-
after called the parties of the second part; the County of Saline in •
the State of Kansas, hereinafter called the party of the third part;
and the City of Salina, Kansas, a municipal corporation, herein-
after referred to as the party of the fourth part; witnesseth:
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Ch. 17,Art. 3] Parks. - Oakdale Park. .197
That, whereas the party of the second part owns the legal title
-to and holds in trust for the benefit and to the use of the first •
party hereto, a certain tract or parcel of land situate within the
corporate limits of said City of Salina, in Saline County, Kansas,
commonly known and called and hereinafter referred to.as Oak- ,
dale Park; and being more particularly described as follows, to-
wit:
• 17-302. Legal description: All of the several tracts of land
mentioned in the following description numbered one, two and
three:respectively, viz:
Number One. Commencing at the North-west corner of the
South-east Quarter of Section 13, Township- 14, Range 3 west,
thence east on the Quarter Section line 8 chains to the center of
the Smoky Hill River; thence south-westerly down the center of
the channel of the River to a point where the west boundary line
of the South-east Quarter of Section 13, Township 14, Range
3 West intersects said River; thence north 6 chains to the place of
'. beginning. Containing 2.4 acres, more or less; in the north-west
part of the South-east Quarter of Section 13, Township 14, Range
3 West, which lies north and west of the center of the channel
of the Smoky Hill River.
Number Two. Commencing at the northeast corner of the
South-west Quarter of Section 13, Township 14, Range 3 West,
running thence due south to the center of the Smoky. Hill River;-
thence -down the center of the channel of said River to a point •
where said River intersects the north boundary line of the South-
west Quarter of said Section, thence east to the place of begin-.
ning, being all that part-of the South-west Quarter of`Section 13,
Township 14, Range 3 West included in Oakdale Park.
Number Three. A part of the North-east 'quarter of Section ,
13, Township 14, Range 3 West, described as follows, viz: Conn
mencing at a point 45 feet 'south of 27 feet east from the South-
east corner of Block -15 in Oakdale Addition to-the City of Salina,
thence running south to the center of the channel of the Smoky
Hill River; thence down said river to -its intersection with the
south line.of said Quarter Section; thence west 528 feet on the
Quarter Section line of the South-west corner of the North-east
Quarter of Section 13,- Township 14, Range 3 West; thence north
on the quarter section line 825 feet to the center of the channel of
the Smoky Hill River; thence down said channel 100 feet; thence
east-to ,a point 70- feet west from the west line of Block 15 in
said Oakdale Addition, thence south 184 feet; thence east parallel
with the south line of said Block 15 in Oakdale Addition to the
place of .beginning..
.198 Parks. Oakdale Park. [Oh. 17,Art. 3
Also the following described lots situate in the City of Salina
according to the original plat of said City now on file and of rec-
ord in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for said County
of Saline and State of Kansas, viz: 82, 84, 85, 87, 88, 89, 90,
91, 92, 93, on Front Street, Lots 169, 171, 173, 175, 177, 179,
181, 183, 185, 187, 176, 178, 180, 182, 184, 186, 188, on Second
Street, 181 on Third Street.
17-303. Ownership; premises of lease. And whereas, the
beneficial interest and management, use, occupancy, enjoyment and
control of said Oakdale Park, for agricultural fair purposes, is
vested in the party of the first part, which party is financially
unable properly to equip, maintain, improve and care for said
park to said first party's, best advantage,
Whereas, the party of the fourth part is desirous of acquiring
the right to use said Oakdale Park for general City Park purposes
for the benefit of the City of Salina and the public generally, in a
manner, however, which will not contravene or defeat the terms
or uses of the trust under which said park is now owned and held,
and in return therefor is willing as hereinafter provided to assist
in improving and maintaining the grounds of said park for the
benefit of all parties to this agreement, and
Whereas, the County of Saline in the State of Kansas, the
party of the third part hereto, is enabled by law to expend money
to equip, improve and maintain the buildings and structures in said
park, situate, for use for agricultural fair purposes and to con-
struct and maintain other buildings and structures herein from
time to time, as necessary and desirable for said purposes,
Now therefore, in consideration of the premises and in fur-
ther consideration of the mutual promises, covenants and agree-
ments of the parties hereto as hereinafter set out and contained,
it is hereby mutually covenanted and agreed between said parties
and with one another as follows, to-wit:
17-304. Term. 1. That the parties of the first and second
parts do hereby let and lease unto the party of the fourth part.
said Oakdale Park and the appurtenances thereto, as hereinbefore
more particularly described, for general public City park purposes
for the terni of 50 years, commencing from the 21st day of March,
1922, and ending upon the 21st day.of March, 1972, said park
including its structures and buildings to be freely occupied and
used by the party of the fourth part as a free, public City park
during the term mentioned and limited, and the privilege of re-
rewal for such further time as may be agreed upon by the parties
to the within agreement.
17-305. Reservations; use by first party. 2. It is under-
stood and mutually agreed that the parties of the fourth and sec-
Ch. 17; Art. 31 " Parks'. 'Oakdale Park: 193
and parts hereby strictly reserve unto the party of the first part
said party's right and 'privilege to the occupancy, enjoyment and
use of said Oakdale Park and all of its buildings, structures and
appurtenances for the holding of agricultural fairs and entertain-
ments to the same effect and extent as said park and its appurte-
nances has been for said purposes heretofore occupied and used
by the party of the first part, and that the occupancy, enjoyment
and use thereof by the party of the fourth part shall always be
subject to and shall not interfere with said first party's purpose
aforesaid for a 'period of•not to exceed over 30 days for the
holding of said fairs and entertainments each year and that noth-
ing herein contained shall be construed.to contravene or defeat
the terms and uses of the trust under which said Oakdale Park
is owned and held. •
17-306. ' Improvement and beautification. 3. The said
party of the, fourth part, for the considerations heretofore men-
tioned, and particularly in consideration of the granting of the
privileges extended herein to use, occupy and enjoy said Oakdale •
Park for the purposes granted, hereby agrees, to and' shall here-
after at its cost and expense tend, care for and maintain the grass,
shrubbery, flowers, trees and grounds of said Oakdale Park in
good condition and shall from time to time as necessary and at its
cost and expense beautify and improve the grounds of said park
by planting and maintaining grass, flowers, shrubs and trees there-
in, to the end that said park may be' maintained in a beautiful and
attractive manner; and for the same consideration the party of
the fourth part coyenants and agrees that it will, at its cost-and ex-
pense, improve and maintain the walks, drives, tourist camping
grounds, children's play grounds and athletic grounds of said park
furnishing the necessary equipment therefor, and at its expense
shall furnish lighting and water facilities •for said park and shall
properly police the same and its environs. At any time during
the within lease that the camping grounds and athletic grounds
within Oakdale Park be removed by the City of Salina, party
of the fourth part,• from said Oakdale Park, to other locations,
thence in that case, the party of the fourth part, which is the City
of Salina, shall he released from keening up the camping grounds .
and athletic grounds in said Oakdale Park.
17-307. Buildings repaired and maintained. 4. The
party of the third part for the consideration hereinbefore men-
tioned and particularly in consideration of the obligation of the
party Of the fourth part to improve,' equip and maintain the
grounds'of said park as hereinbefore• provided for, whereby the
same is made-more' desirable, useful and valuable for agricultural
fair purposes and for the purpose of, the trust finder which said
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200 Parks. Oakdale Park. [Ch. 17, Art. a
park is owned and held, hereby agrees with the other parties here-
to that it will, within a reasonahle time hereafter, at its own cost
and expense put all of the buildings and structures situate .with-
in said Oakdale Park, including Claflin L-Iall, in a good state of
repair, and will during'the life of this agreement equip and main-
. tain said buildings and structures in good repair, will provide and
pay for adequate fire and tornado insurance thereupon and will
from time to time, at its expense, construct and provide new
buildings and structures and similar improvements as may be
necessary and desirable for fair purposes, its duty in-regard to the
building- of new' structures and improvements to be determined,
however, as 'hereinafter provided for.
17-308: Free use for park purposes; charge for special
amusements. 5. It is hereby mutually understood and agreed
that the use and. occupancy of said park for public City park
purposes.shall always, during the life of this agreement, except as
hereinafter stipulated, be free of cost and extended to the entire
public and 'that the use and enjoyment thereof for all park and
other purposes shall be enjoyed as fully and to the same extent •
by persons residing in Saline County, ,Kansas, outside the cor-
porate-limits of the City of Salina as by persons. residing-therein,
and that no distinction -as 'to the-use and enjoyment of. said park
shall ever be made by the City of Salina, Kansas, upon the basis
of residence within or without said City, except-that in case the '
above mentioned parties conclude and allow charges for certain.
special entertainments or amusements to be agreed-upon'by all par-
ties to the-within agreement. •
• 17-309: Use for general park purposes; charges in special
cases. 6. It is further mutually understood and agreed that said
Oakdale Park may be.used for general public park purposes, in-
- eluding picnics, children's play grounds, public gatherings, public
meetings, tourist camping grounds,' athletic sports and events,
chautauquas and all other similiar'and proper purposes and that its
use therefor for said purposes shall be free and without cost to
the public and people so using the same. It is understood and
agreed however, that said park, or necessary portions thereof, may
he temporarily let to persons desiring to, use the same for any
of the purposes above mentioned or similar purposes, where a fee
is 'charged for admission when recompense is made therefor to
the City of Salina, but in such event a true and complete account'
of all the sums so arising from said park shall be kept by the
party of the fourth part and an accounting made thereof as here-
inafter provided; and it is further understood and agreed that
in event of such private use of said park. that the same shall not
conflict with the rights of the first and third party to use and
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Ch. 17, Art. 3] Parks. Oakdale Park. 201
enjoy the same, and that any use thereof for purpose for which an
admission is charged shall be as- nearly as practicable without
interference with or prejudice to the free use by the public to
such portions of said park as are not 'necessary to the temporary
use and enjoyment for which an admission is charged. At any
time during the within lease that the camping grounds and athletic
grounds within Oakdale Park be removed by the City of Salina,
party of the fourth part, from said Oakdale Park. to other loca-
tions, thence in that case, the party of the fourth part, which
is the City of Salina shall be released from keeping up the camp-
ing.grounds and athletic grounds in said Oakdale Park.
17-310. Oakdale Park Executive Committee; members;
duties, 7. Inasmuch as certain'rights of the parties hereto, in
and to said Oakdale Park are mutual: and reciprocal and to the
end that the obligation of the party.therein'may be justly deter-
mined without dispute in such regard arising, it is hereby under-
stood and agreed that there shall he and there is hereby consti-
tuted a board-or committee• to have the power and authority as
hereinafter provided and to be known as the Oakdale Park Execu-
tive Conmittee,.to-he at all=times during the..life.of this agree-
ment constituted and comprised of three members chosen as fol-
lows: One to be chosen by the party of the first part from among
the members of the Board of Directors of the Saline County
• Agricultural, I-Io•rticultural and Mechanical Association; one to .
be chosen_by the.party of the second and third parts from among;;
• the members of the Board of County Commissioners of Saline,
County, Kansas; and one to be chosenby the party of the fourth
part-from among the Board of Commissioners or other governing
body of the City of Salina, Kansas (and at the discretion of said
fourth party the City Manager thereof), said Board at all times
mentioned to be so constituted, and the successors of any such
members to possess all of the powers of their, predecessors. The • •
members of said Committee shall serve without pay and when
appointed by the parties respectively entitled to appoint the same
shall have the.right and authority only of considering any dis-
pute which may come up between the various parties to the within
lease and shall make their recommendations in the settling of these
disputes to the_various parties to the within agreement. Said
Executive Committee shall choose one.from their number, which
shall he the representative -from the City of Salina on said Execu- .
live Committee to look after all.of the details that may come up in
connection with the management of said park, he shall have the
authority in matters concerning the general use and the manage-
ment of said park and its employment for public'or private meet-
ings and gatherings. and in fact consider any points concerning
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202 Parks. :Oakdale Park. [Oh. 17,Art. 3T
the use of the park which may come up from time to time.between
the regular meetings of the Executive Committee, unless said
member considers the matter in hand of sufficient importance to
present to the Executive Committee in full before final disposition •
of same.
17-311. First party, free use of track in Kenwood Park.
8. It is understood and agreed between the parties of the •first
and the fourth parts that the party of the first part shall, during •
and throughout the terms •o f this lease and as long as the same
• shall be in effect, have and possess the right to use•that certain_
one-mile automobile speedway or track maintained by the party of
the fourth part in Kenwood Park in the City of Salina during the
agricultural fairs held by the said first party in the City of Salina
during said period, :and the party of the first part hereby assumes
all liability for and agrees to hold the party of the fourth part harm-
less from any liability, loss or damage arising through the party of
the first part's use,and occupancy of said. speedway and said privi-
. lege of holding said _agricultural fairs to be extended said first party
for a period of not to exceed 30 days sometime during each year
of the term of this lease: •
17-312: Battery "A''; lease. 9. It is further understood
and agreed between the parties 'heteto that nothing herein con-
tained shall_be construed to molest or interfere with the enjoyment
by Battery "A" of its lease to some two acres of ground situate
in the northeast part of said Oakdale Park with the buildings
thereto situate but it is agreed that the party of the first part
shall see that said portion of said park so excepted from the opera- .
tion of this lease shall be kept in a cleanly condition so as not to
interfere with the proper enjoyment of the remainder of the said
park. .
'17-313. Use for fair purposes. 10. It is further under-
stood and agreed between the parties hereto the party of the first,
second and third parts in using said Oakdale Park for agricultural
fair purposes will at its expense maintain its buildings and struc-
tures including all stables and similar buildings in a clean and sani
tary condition.
17-314. Management of first party during use for fair.
11. It is further understood and agreed that said Oakdale Park,
during the times that it may be .used . for the fairs and
entertainments of the party of the first part, shall be wholly under
the .direction, management and control of said party of the first
part and that said party shall be liable for any damage accruing
. . to any persons' whomsoever through first party's such use and
occupancy thereof. . . . .
17-315: Receipts and expenditures;. records. 12., All
parties of the within lease shall keep a correct record of all receipts
and expenditures accruing through the use of said park and make
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an annual report of the same and copy of which shall be furnished
to each party of the within lease.
17-316. New buildings; approval of Executive Com-
mittee. 13. In case of the construction of new buildings in said
Oakdale Park on the part of the second and third parties, plans
and specifications should be presented to the Executive Committee
and upon their unanimous approval of the same said building to
be constructed according to plans.
17-317. -Paid attractions; approval of Committee; use of
funds. In case there is any paid attraction in the park or where
charges are to be paid for admission at the gates, this question
should be left in the hands of the Executive Committee, and must
receive the unanimous 'vote of said ;Executive Committee, and
after the approval of the same by the Executive Committee; the
party of the fourth part, which is the City of Salina, shall make
whatever charges they deem advisable and furnish their annual
statement, the amount of said receipts and expenditures connected
with said attractions. Such funds to be used on the improving
said park from year to year.
17-318. Meetings of Executive Committee. 14. The
Executive Committee as hereinbef ore described shall meet once
a year, and said meeting shall be on the first Friday after the first
Monday in January of each year, or as often thereafter as the
Chairman of the Executive Committee,':may elect.
In witness whereof, the parties herein have executed these
presents the day and year first above 'written.'
THE SALINE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL, HORTI-
CULTURAL AND MECHANICAL-ASSOCIATION,
By P. A. TOBIN, President.
Attest: CHAS. H. BREN, Acting Secretary.
WILLIAM MUIR,
G. E. BENGSTON,
G. C. HINKLE,
The County Commissioners of Saline County, Kan-
., sas, as Trustees of Oakdale Park for the use and
benefit of the Saline County Agricultural, Horti-
cultural and Mechanical,Association. -.
THE COUNTY OF SALINA, STATE OF KANSAS,
• By WILLIAM MUIR,
• G. E. BENGSTON,
G. C. HINKLE,
Board of County Commissioners.
THE CITY OF SALINA,
(Seal) By F. S. DYAR,
Mayor and Chairman of the Board of City Commissioners.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
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-Parks- -Plats and Additions.
ARTICLE 4.—HIGHLAND COURT PARK. •
17-401. Highland Court Park. The.owner of block 17 in
ddighland Court, an addition to the City of Salina, conveyed the
-title to said property to the City of Salina by warranty deed dated
June 5th, 1918, which is recorded in the office of the Register of
Deeds in book 68 of Deeds at page 334, it being a condition of
said deed that if the City, after the expiration of three years from
•
the date of said deed, should abandon the use of said land as a
public park, or use the same for other purposes, then said land and
every part thereof should revert to the grantor in said deed.
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• ARTICLE 5.—CITY PARK.
• 17-501. City Park, occupying the block between Second and
Third Streets and between Mulberry and Walnut Streets, except
lots at each end of the block facing Mulberry and Walnut Streets
Was acquired by dedication, for use 'for a public park, in the plat
Of the original town site of the Town Of Salina.
CHAPTER 18.—PLATS AND ADDITIONS.
(For. Ordinances regulating the Platting of Additions see Chapter •
:_6, Article 4, City Planning Commission,
Secs. 6-401 to 6-409.) •
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18-101. Replatting of Blocks 2 and 3 Sunnyside Addi-
tion. Blocks 2 and 3 of Sunnyside Addition were replatted and
the-frontage of certain lots in said blocks was changed so that alI
of said lots would face on Fifth Street and a ten foot alley through
said blocks was vacated, in accordance With the petition of the
owners of said property by Ordinance 1401; February 17th, 1908.
18-102. Replatting Block 3 Bonds Addition. Block 3
Bonds Addition was replatted and the frontage of lots therein
changed. A twenty foot alley extending North and South vacated,
and.Fifth •Street and a•twelve foot alley running-North and South
along said block were 'opened, 21.8 feet on the West side. of
Fourth Street adjacent to said block was vacated and the number
of lots therein. was increased by Ordinance 1364, February 26th,
1907.
18-103. Replatting Block 1 and parts of Blocks 2-3-4
and 6 in Morrisons Third Addition. The frontage of lots in
Block 1 and in parts of blocks 2-3-4 and 6 in Morrisons 3rd Addi-
tion•Was changed and certain streets and alleys were vacated and
certain other streets and alleys in said blocks were opened in ac-
cordance with the petition of the owners of said property, by
Ordinance 1469, March' 15th, 1909.
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Ch. 19, Art. 11 Police Department. Duties of Police. 205
CHAPTER 19.—POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Article 1.—Duties of Police.-19-101 to 19-113.
2.—Police Court.-19-201 to 19-207.
ARTICLE 1.—DUTIES OF POLICE.
19-101. Reference•to City Marshal; refer to Chief of
Police. That wherever in any ordinance heretofore adopted by
the Governing Body of the City of Salina, Kansas, any reference
is made to the City Marshal or Assistant Marshal, such reference
shall be deemed to be and shall refer to the Chief of Police and
to the Assistant, Chief of Police respectively (§ 2, Ord. 3030,
9-15-24).
19-102. Duties of Police Chief. It shall be the duty of the
City Marshal to diligently serve and execute all legal warrants,
writs or other process issued by the Police Judge of said Cily
and deliver to him in the manner required by law, and diligently
execute all orders of said council; to see that the ordinances of
said City are enforced (§ 12, Ord. 280, 6-24-79).
19-103. Same; take persons arrested before Police Judge.
To arrest with or without process all persons committing or at-
tempting to commit any offense in his presence against the laws
of the State of Kansas or against any ordinance of the City of
Salina, or in any manner disturbing the, peace and good order of
the City of Salina, or any of its inhabitants, and to arrest all per-
sons found under suspicious circumstances who cannot give a good
account of themselves, and to take every person arrested by him,
if in the day time, before the Police Judge of the City, and if in
the night time to the City prison and 'keep them until the next
clay and then take them before the said: Police Judge, and report
to him in every-such case the cause of arrest, the facts connected
with the case, and the names of the witnesses, and in case of
the temporary absence or sickness of said Police Judge he shall
safely keep such person so arrested in the City'prison or other-
wise, or take him before some justice of the peace of said City
and report as aforesaid to said Justice in the absence or sickness
of said Police Judge (§ 13, Ord. 280, 6-24-79j.
19-104. Same; deliver property to successor. Said Mar-
shal shall well and faithfully perform and execute the duties of
his office without fraud, deceit or oppression, and shall deliver to
his successor all writs. papers, and other things pertaining to-his
office (§ 14, Ord. 280, 6-24-79).
19-105. Same; enforce ordinances of City and penal laws
of state. He shall be industrious and vigilant not only in pre-
venting any infraction of the ordinances' of said City, and bring-
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ing offenders against them to ustice, bit also in causing the pre
vention and punishment of offenses against the penal laws of the
• State of Kansas, committed within said City, and in suppressing
disturbances, affrays, riots and other breaches of the peace therein
(§ 15, Ord. 280, 6-24-79).
19-106.• Police Chief; authority to enter houses, etc., and
arrest offenders. The said Marshal shall have authority to enter
any house, enclosure or other place where a breach of the peace or
other crime has been or is about to be comitted, or any law or
ordinance of said City has been or is about to be violated, and
arrest the offenders, and he shall at all times properly guard and
protect the inhabitants and property of the City of Salina to the
best of his ability (§ 16, Ord. 280, 6-24-79).
19-107. Same; keep account of moneys. Said Marshal
shall keep an account of all moneys received by him for 'the use of
said City, and immediately on receipt thereof pay the same over
to the Treasurer of said City and take his receipt therefor; said
Marshal shall do and perform such other duties as are now or
hereafter may be required of hini by ordinances or by order of
said Council (§ 17, Ord. 280, 6-24-79).
19-108: Duties of Policemen. The duties, powers and '
. privileges of said Policemen shall be the same as are now or. shall
hereafter be prescribed by ordinance for the Marshal, and said
Policemen shall obey the orders of the Marshal of said City (§ 20, .
Ord. 280, 6-24-79).
19-109. Police Officers wear badge. The Marshal, Assist-
ant Marshal and each Policeman shall wear a metallic star, to be
• furnished by the City, and shall, at all times when on duty, wear
the same in such a manner that it may be plainly seen (§ 23,
Ord. 280, 6-24-79).
4 19-110. Assistant Chief of Police; Sergeants; duties.
That there be and there are hereby created and established in the
Police Department'of the City of Salina, the offices of Assistant
Chief of Police, who shall be acting Chief of Police in the absence
of the Chief, and who shall perform such duties as may be pre-
scribed by the City Manager of the City of Salina, and who shall
be appointed and shall hold his office at the pleasure of said City
Manager and who shall receive such salary as may be prescribed
by ordinance, and.of two Police Sergeants, the duties of such
Police Sergeants to he such as may be prescribed by the Chief of -
Police and who shall be appointed by and hold their offices at the
pleasure of the City Manager.and who shall receive such salaries
as may he prescribed by ordinance (-§ 1, Ord. 2424, 1-21-22).
19-111. Office of Chief of Detectives abolished; That the
' office of Chief of Detectives heretofore existing in the Police De-
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partment of the City of Salina be and;;the same is hereby abol-
ished,(§ 2, Ord:;2424, 1-21-22).
19-1.12. Police•may call on citizens for assistance. That
the Mayor, City Marshal and Assistant Marshal, or any duly ap-
pointed and qualified Policeman of the City of Salina shall have
power and are hereby authorized to call.upon every male inhabit-
ant of said City over eighteen years of age and under the age of
fifty years, to aid and assist them in serving any process, or in
performing any of their duties as such officers, or in enforcing the
laws (§ 1, Ord. 270, 6-24-1879).
19-113. Refusal to'assist Police;penalty. That any per-
son, when called upon as aforesaid by the Mayor, City Marshal,
or any Assistant Marshal, or any duly appointed and qualified
policeman, and refusing to render immediate assistance, shall, upon
conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not exceeding One Hun-
dred Dollars (§ 2, Ord. 270, 6-24-1879). .
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ARTICLE 2.—POLICE'. COURT..
19-201. Fines; default in payment; prisoners required to
work. Whenever any person shall be convicted in the Police Court
Of any offense against any ordinance of 'the City of Salina and be
adjudged to pay any fine, forfeiture or penalty and the costs of
prosecution, or secure the payment of the same 'to the satisfaction
of the Mayor and shall be committed to 'the City prison in default
thereof it shall be lawful for the Marshal of the City to compel'
such person to work at hard labor either on the streets or in any
public or private place where employment can he found for such
person until such fine and costs are paid (§ 1, Ord. 271, 6-24-
1879). -
19-202. Fines collected; levy on,property. All fines im-
posed under any ordinance of this City may also be enforced by
capias commanding the officer to collect said fine by levying upon
the goods and chattels of the defendant; and all goods and chat-
tels levied upon as aforesaid shall be sold in the same manner as
goods levied upon by a constable under an execution issued out of
a Justice's Court in this State (§ 2, Ord. 271, 6-24-1879).
19-203. Prisoners work 10 hours; allowance on judgment.
Such persons shall not be compelled to work more than ten hours
a day and for every day's work performed by him shall have
credited $2.00 on the judgment against him, and when the judg-
ment and costs are satisfied by such work, shall be discharged from
custody (§ 3, Ord.. 271 ; Amd.. § 1, Ord. 3064, 2-2-1925).
19-204. Prisoners confined. Such person when not at work
shall be confined in the City prison and when at work may be
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secured by such chains, guards or other means of confinement
and restraint as may be necessary to prevent his escape and the
Marshal may place such prisoners in the care of any Policeman,
Street'Commissioner or Contractor during the time he may he
employed at such labor and compel him to work under their care
and direction (§ 4, Ord. 271,6-24-1879).
19-205. Prisoners meals. The Marshal shall .cause such
person during his imprisonment to be fed three meals per day of
plain and wholesome food at the expense of the City (§ 5, Ord. .
271, 6-24-1879).
19-206. Prisoners; refusal to work; penalty. If any per-
son liable to be set to work under the provisions of this ordinance
shall refuse to work when required he shall be kept in close con-
finement and be fed on bread and water only until he shall con-
sent to work and shall have no allowance upon the judgment
against him for any day on which he shall so refuse to work (§ 7,
Ord. 271, 6-24-1879).
19-207. Witnesses in Police Court•.fees. § 1. It shall be
the duty of the Police Judge to summon all persons whose testimony
may be deemed essential as witnesses at the trial of any case in
Police Court, upon the 'request of either party to the case, and
to enforce the attendance of such witnesses by attachment when
necessary. All process issued to secure the attendance of witnesses
as herein provided may be served in any part of Saline County,
Kansas, as provided by Sec. 13-609, R. S. Kansas, 1923. If
any trial shall be continued the court may verbally notify such%
witnesses as may be present at the continuance to attend before
him to testify in such case at the time to which the case is con-
tinued, and such verbal notice shall be as valid as a subpoena.
Witnesses shall receive -for each day's attendance at such court
the sum of $1.00 per day, and five cents per mile for each mile '
actually, and necessarily travelled in going. to and returning from
the place of attendance; Provided, that,no witness who resides in
the City of Salina shall be entitled to any such ,mileage. Such
witness fees, mileage, and costs of serving any,process shall he
taxed as costs in the case and assessed against the defendant when
convicted, the same as in State cases. All witness and mileage
fees must be claimed by the filing of a verified demand therefor
before the Witness leaves the place of trial after attending in re-
sponse to any subpoena or order. No Police officer shall be en-
titled to any fee as a witness in Police Court. Costs incurred on
the part of the City shall be paid by the City if the defendant is
convicted and shall be unable to pay the judgment against him.
When the defendant is convicted, no costs incurred on his part
shall he'paid by the City. If it shall appear to the Police Judge'_
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that the prosecution of any case has been instituted without prob-
able cause or from malicious motives, lie shall state the name of
the person responsible for such prosecution in his finding, and
shall adjudge the costs of the case against such person, and shall
commit such person to jail until such costs are paid or secured to
be paid (§ 1, Ord. 3090, Mch. 16, 1925).
CHAPTER 20.--PUBLIC HEALTH.
Article 1.—Milk 'and Dairy Products.-20-101 to 20-130.:
2.—General Regulations.-20-201 to 20-214.
3.-Venereal Diseases.--20-301 to 20-319.
ARTICLE 1.—MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS:.
(Published in the Salina Evening.Journal, March 7th, 1925.) '
Ordinance No. 3082. •
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'An Ordinance regulating the handling G,and sale of milk, cream
and ice cream and other dairy products in the City of Salina,
Kansas; requiring inspection and registration of dairy cows;
providing a penalty for the violation of said ordinance and
repealing"Ordinance No. 2453 of the City of Salina.
'Be it Ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
20-101. Sanitary and Health Officer; assistants; milk in-
spector; duties. § 1. The duties required by this ordinance to
be performed by the Sanitary and Health Officer of the City of
Salina, Kansas, and the powers conferred upon him by this ordi-•
nance shall be performed by and are hereby conferred upon such
officer or any duly authorized or appointed assistant or deputy of
such officer, or any duly appointed Milk Inspector of said City,
and all reference in this ordinance to the Sanitary and Health
Officer shall be deemed to refer to any such Assistant, Deputy or
Milk Inspector.
20-102. Persons selling or handling milk required to
register annually. § 2. It shall be unlawful for any person,
firm or corporation to sell or offer for sale, vend, deliver, dis-'
tribute or serve within the City of Salina any milk, cream or ice
cream without first registering annually, with'the Sanitary and
Health Officer in a book provided for that purpose the name and
address of such person, firm or corporation, together with. the
•trade name, if any, under which business is carried on,,and the '
source from which any such milk, cream or ice cream is obtained.
Every Person, firm or corporation so registering shall pay td.the
Sanitary and Health Officer a registration fee of 25c and shall re-
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ceive a receipt or certificate showing such registration, which shall
be kept at all times in a conspicuous place in the place of busi-
ness of such person, firm or corporation.
20-103. Cows to be registered; certificate of veterinarian.
§ 3. Every person, firm or corporation required to register under
the preceding section hereof, who shall sell, offer for sale or de
• liver within the City of Salina, milk produced from cows owned
or in the possession of such person, firm or corporation shall reg-
ister annually with the Sanitary and Health Officer a proper de-
scription of each cow from which any milk is produced and such
Officer. shall assign to each cow an individual number. No cow
shall be registered :until the owner or person registering the same
shall produce a certificate of a duly registered and commissioned
veterinarian showing that such cow has been, within one year prior
to such registration. inspected and tested for tuberculosis and has
been found to be free from such disease. The number assigned
to any such cow shall be on a metal tag, which shall be fastened to
the' ear of such cow and at all times kept thereon during the pe-
riod of such registration. The owner or person registering any
such cow shall pay to the Sanitary and Health Officer 50c for the
first cow and 10c for each additional cow to he registered.
20-1.04. Use of funds. §4. Registration fees as provided
for in Section 3, under the provisions of this ordinance shall be
paid at the time of the first registration of cows, and although a
renewal of the registration is required to be made of said cows
annually, no registration fee shall be collected on cows previously
registered, but on any additional cows acquired by the.owner dur-
ing the year fees as indicated shall be paid at time of first regis-
tration, and said fees shall he turned over to the City Treasurer '
by the Sanitary and Health Officer, and shall be kept in a special
fund to be used in defraying the expense of enforcing this ordi-
nance.
20-105. Register annually: § 5. The persons, firm and
corporations required by Section 2 of this Ordinance to"register
shall register immediately upon the taking effect of this ordinance,
and annually thereafter during the first week in January of each
year, or whenever .during.the year any such person, firm or cor-
poration shall engage in the business described in Section 2 here-
of, and all cows required to be registered by this ordinance shall
he registered annually during the first week of January of each .
year or whenever during the year the milk produced by any cow
not previously registered during such year shall be sold or offered
for sale in the City of Salina, except that cows registered prior
to the taking effect of this ordinance, and in the same year, shall-
not.be required to be registered again during such year.
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20-106. Test cows for tuberculosis. § 6: Any duly reg-
istered and commissioned' veterinary surgeon'-approved by the
Board of Commissioners of the City of Salina is hereby author-
ized to make the test for tuberculosis previously required by this
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ordinance and such veterinary shall place a tag on the cows that
successfully pass the test and shall give the certificate to the person
in charge of such cows, and such veterinary surgeon shall dispose
of any and all cows found to be afflicted with tuberculosis in
accordance with the laws of the State of Kansas.
20-107. Definitions of milk, cream and ice cream. •§ 7.
For the purpose of this ordinance the following definitions of
. milk, cream and ice cream are hereby adopted:
Milk is the fresh, clean, lacteal secretion obtained by the com-
plete milking of one or more healthy cows, properly fed and kept,
excluding that obtained within 15 days before and 10 days after
calving (within which periods it shall be unlawful to sell milk) •
and contains not less than 8.5 per cent of solids not fat, and not
less than 3.25 per cent of milk fat, and contains no preservatives,'
added water or other foreign substance:
Cream is that portion of milk, rich in milk fat, which rises
to the surface of milk on standing, on is separated from it by
centrifugal force, is fresh and .clean, contains not less than 18
per cent of milk fat, and contains no preservative or other .for-
, eign substance. .
Ice Cream is a' frozen product of the above defined cream,-
sugar, natural flavoring and such other ingredients as may be per-
mitted by the laws of the State of Kansas, which shall contain
not less than 10 per cent butter fat. •
20-108. Whipping cream. § 8. .1,It shall be unlawful for
any person, firm or corporation to sell or.offer for sale as "whip-
ping cream" or to label or designate any cream sold or offered for
sale as "whipping Cream" unless such cream shall contain not less
than 30 per cent milk fat.
20-109. Dirt or sediment in milk; bacteria count; solids.
§ 9. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to'
sell or offer for sale or to have in pessession for sale any milk or
cream 'containing a preservative or visible dirt or dark colored
sediment, or to which water has been added or which has .been
otherwise diluted or any milk showing less than 8.5 per cent solids
not fat, or which contains less than 325 per cent fat, or con-
taining less than.11.75 per cent total solids (unless branded in
correct letters and figures the per cent of fat which the milk 'con-
tains) or any raw milk which contains more than 200,000 bacteria
. per cubic centimeter, or any pasteurized milk which contains more'
than 50,000 bacteria per, cubic centimeter, or any raw cream-con-
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taming more than .500,000 bacteria per cubic centimeter, or any
pasteurized cream containing more than 250,000 bacteria per cubic
centimeter, or any milk, cream, ice cream or other dairy product
which does not in all respects comply with the provisions of this
ordinance.
20-110. Pasteurized milk defined. § 10. Only such.milk
shall be regarded as pasteurized as has been subjected, to a temper-•
ature of not less than 145 degrees Fahrenheit and kept at such tem-
perature for at least 30 minutes, and immediately thereafter cooled
to less than 50 degrees Fahrenheit. It shall be unlawful for any
person, firm or corporation to sell or offer for sale as pasteurized
milk any milk not so treated or to pasteurize or to sell or offer for
sale, buy, receive or have in possession for pasteurization any milk
which contains more than 500.000 bacteria per cubic centimeter.
20-111. Pasteurizing plants; automatic devices. § 11.
That in every milk or cream pasteurizing plant in the City of
Salina automatic temperature recording devices shall be installed
of such design as may be approved by the- Sanitary and Health
Officer, and such devices shall be operated and records thereof
kept in such manner as may be directed by such officer. It shall
be unlawful to sell or offer for sale in the City of Salina any milk
or cream or product thereof produced in any pasteurizing' plant
which has failed to comply with the orders of said officer or with
the provisions of this section.
20-112. Pasteurized milk; sold within 36 hours; date on
cap. § 12. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corpora-
tion to sell or offer for sale any milk or cream, except whole raw
milk or,cream in the City of Salina unless such milk or cream is
sold within 36 hours after the same is pasteurized or otherwise
treated or prepared, and unless there shall be stamped or printed
on the stopper or cap of the bottle containing such milk of cream
the day of the week when such milk or cream was pasteurized,
treated or prepared or bottled and no milk shall be sold or kept
for sale later than the first day after the day shown on such cap.
20-113. Temperature of milk hot over 50 degrees. § 13.
It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to sell or
offer for sale any milk or cream, the temperature of which has
been permitted at any time subsequent to one hour after the same
has been drawn (except during the process of pasteurization), to
arise to 50 Degrees Fahrenheit or higher. •
20-114. Unwholesome or unfit products; sale prohibited.
§ 14. It shall be unlawful to sell, offer for sale or have in pos-
session for sale, for human consumption, any butter, buttermilk
or other dairy product which has spoiled or is unwholesome or '
unfit for use as food.
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20-115. Hotels, restaurants, boarding houses, etc. § 15. •
It shall be unlawful for any keeper, proprietor or employee of a
hotel, restaurant, boarding house, lunch counter or other place
where meals ate served, to serve or place before any guest, cus-
totner.or boarder any milk which fails to conform to the standards
herein defined, unless a placard bearing the words "skimmed
milk served here" in plain black letters not less than 4 inches high
on a white background is posted conspicuously in such place, or to
serve or place before any such guest, customer or boarder any
cream for use in coffee or for other table use which fails to cob-
form with the requirements of this ordinance with reference to
cream, unless placard bearing the words "no cream served here
for coffee or for other table use" in plain black, letters not less_
than 4 inches high on a white background is posted conspicuously
in such place, and in all such cases all such milk or cream as shall
be served shall conform in all respects other than fat content, to
all of the provisions of this ordinance.
20-116. Sanitary receptacles; delivery; cooling. § 16.
All milk, cream and ice cream kept, sold or offered for sale shall
be, at all times kept and handled only in clean and sanitary recep
fades, measures and utensils, and all such ,receptacles, measures
and utensils shall at all times be Atept in a"clean and sanitary place,
and protected from dirt, dust and from other contaminating stn- ,
stances, and during delivery of such milk, cream and ice cream
measures and utensils shall be kept inside of a sanitary covered
wagon or in a tight box, or in a closed compartment having a close
fitting lid. It shall be unlawful to bottle milk or cream until it
has cooled to a temperature of sixty degrees Fahrenheit or lower.
It shall be unlawful' to bottle milk or cream from other containers
or to transfer milk from one receptacle to another while enroute
or to bottle milk or cream or to manufacture ice cream in any
room or place which is unsanitary or unfitted for such purpose. •
20-117. Delivered in sealed receptacles; names on caps.
§ 17. All milk and cream sold in less than one gallon lots shall
be delivered in sealed receptacles to the purchaser. All milk or
cream sold in bottles shall have caps on w,hich shall be printed the
name of the person, firm or corporation bottling the same.
20-118. Sterilize receptacles. § 18. Any person in the
City of Salina receiving or having milk, cream or ice cream for
sale shall keep said products in clean sanitary receptacles, free
from rust and in a clean, well ventilated and sanitary place and
it shall be the duty of said persons to thoroughly cleanse and ster-
ilize all milk or cream receptacles and utensils as soon as empty.
20-119. Inspection of premises; orders; revocation of cer-
tificate, § 19. The Sanitary and Health Officer shall inspect all
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premises •of dairies furnishing-milk to -the City Of Salina and all
other places from which any milk, cream or ice cream or other
products thereof are sold, delivered: or served in. the City of
Salina, as often_as-he deems necessary. and shall have authority
to prohibit the 'sale of milk or- cream from any dairy in which
• cows are kept or milk produced or kept in an unsanitary place-or
• in violation of the provisions of this ordinance: He- shall have
authority to prohibit the sale of milk kept or delivered in any
unclean or unsanitary room, place or vehicle-or in vessels not
properly cleansed, or which is kept, delivered- or offered for sale
in any manner in violation of the terms of this ordinance.. He
• shall have the •power to enter without previous notice any dairy,
milk depot, milk 'sales room or any place where milk, cream, ice
cream or other products thereof•is kept or sold and take such
amount thereof--as will prove a sufficient sample for the. necessary
tests. He is hereby authorized and-it shall be his duty to cancel
without previous notice the registration- certificate-of-any-person,
• 'firm or corporation who shall violate any-of the provisions of this
ordinance or any of the orders of the Sanitary and Health Officer,
and it shall thereafter -be unlawful for any such person, firm or
corporation to sell, offer for sale, deliver or serve or have in pos-
session for sale any milk, cream or ice 'cream•or other products ' •
thereof in the City of Salina until such registration certificate shalt.
have been .reinstated by order of the Sanitary and Health Officer.
20-120.- Dairy barns-kept clean; diseased.animals;xrders
-of Inspector.• § 20. Barns where dairy cows are housed, where
the milk from said•cows is to be sold in the City of Salina, shall -be
kept in a sufficiently clean and'sanitary condition at all-times, so
as to meet with the approval and comply with any directioai5 of
the Sanitary and Health Officer, with reference to the care ',and
• condition of such premises.-'The manure from such barns shall be
removed twice daily to a'distance-of-at least 50 feet from the-dairy
barn and shall be so located or enclosed-to prevent the cows from
coming in contact. with. it. .It shall.be unlawful for any person,
firm or corporation to sell or offer for• sale or trade or exchange
in the City of Salina any milk or cream. produced- by cows kept
• in any barn not complying with. the foregoing provisions, or the
owner of which has failed or refused to keep such barn or prem-
ises clean or to comply with or obey-the orders liven with refer-
ence thereto by the Sanitary and Health Officer, or which••shall
be produced by unhealthy. cows or by-cows.milked or handled in
the same,stable, corral.or place of milking where such diseased
cows are kept. The health of any such cow shall he.determined
. , by the Sanitary and Health Officer or by any. regularly licensed
veterinary surgeon duly. appointed by such officer for that purpose,.
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whose decision shall be final unless reversed by the ,State Live
Stock Sanitary Commissioner,
20-121. Products in barns, living roots, etc.; sale pro-
hibited. § 21. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or cor-
poration to sell, offer for sale or have in their possession with in-
tent to sell any milk, cream or ice cream or products thereof, bot-
_ tled, stored or manufactured in any barns, living room,•wagon or •
in any other room or place used for any other than the handling
of milk and its products, and any such room or place used for such
purpose shall have proper drainage and adequate protection against
flies. ' No milk, cream or ice cream or products thereof shall be
sold or offered or kept for sale in any room, any part of which
is used for living purposes. -
20-122. Diseases in family; sale of milk stopped. §.22.
Whenever typhoid fever, scarlet fever, diphtheria or other malig-
nant. infectious or contagious disease exists among people living
in a',family where milk or cream or any product of milk or cream
is produced or handled the sale of such' milk or cream or product
thereof in the City of Salina shall immediately ,cease and shall not
be resumed until an approved physician's certificate is furnished to
`the" Sanitary and Health Officer showing that 'all danger from
infedtion from such disease is over.
20-123. Distributors furnish list of producers. '§ 23.
Any creamery or other corporation or individual acting as milk
distributor shall furnish to the Sanitary and Health Officer of
the City of Salina a full list of' all producers furnishing milk to
them and said list shall be kept up to date from month to month
for reference and for a checking system on the part of the Sani-
tary and Health Officer.
20-124. Signs on. delivery wagons. § 24. Every person,
firm or corporation who shall deliver or distribute any milk,
cream or ice cream within the City of Salina by means of any
conveyance shall display on each side of such conveyance in plain
readable lettering not less than four inches in height the name of
such person, firm or corporation or the trade name which shall
have been registered as provided for in Section 2 hereof, and it
shall be unlawful to deliver or distribute or to sell any milk, cream
or ice cream in or from any such conveyance unless such name
shall be shown thereon as required by this section.
20-125. Retailers furnish route sheets. § 25. Every per-
son, firm or corporation selling or delivering milk from house to •
house or to individual consumers at 'retail within the City of
Salina shall furnish at least every six months to the Sanitary and
Health Officer a "Route Sheet" stating the route' followed by such
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person, firm or corporation in the delivery of milk and shall notify
the Sanitary and Health Officer at any time of any material change
in any such route.
20-126. Chemical and bacteriological . analysis.. § 26.: ,
The Sanitary and Health Officer, or his Assistants shall make a
chemical and bacteriological analysis of the milk, cream and ice
cream supplied to or furnished and sold in the City of Salina
as often•as he deems necessary. The Sanitary and Health Officer
shall make a report of these investigations,and as to the sanitary
condition of the dairies furnishing dairy products to the City of
Salina once. a month to the City Commission, and said findings
may be published in one or more of the local newspapers.
20-127. Rules of Commission and.Sanitary Health Officer.
§ 27. The City Commissioners and Sanitary and Health Officer
shall have authority and it shall be their duty to make such reason-
able rules and regulations relative to the scoring of dairies and
the grading of milk and cream as shall be found necessary to
carry out the'intent and provisions of this ordinance.
20-128. Violation of ordinance;'penalty. § 28. Any per-
son including the agent, employee, manager, member, officer or
other representative of any firm or corporation, who shall violate
any of the provisions of this ordinance or the rules and regula.
tions promulgated by the Board of Commissioners or by the Sani-
tary and Health Officer of the City of Salina, as provided by this
ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of•a misdemeanor and upon con-
viction thereof shall, for each offense, be punished by a fine of not
less than $10.00 nor more. than $100.00 and shall be-confined in
the.City jail until such fines and costs are paid.
20-129. Prior ordinance repealed. § 29. That Ordinance
Number 2463 of the City of Salina be and the same is hereby-re-
pealed,
20-130: Take effect. § 30. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force from and after its publication in the official
City paper of the City of Salina.
Introduced for first reading; February 2nd, 1925.
Passed and approved, March 3rd, 1925.
(Seal) J. S. HARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. 'BANKER, City Clerk.
ARTICLE 2.—GENERAL REGULATIONS.
20-201. References-to Committee on Public Health. (Sec-
tion 6-201 provides that references to any Committee of the Coun-
cil in any ordinance passed prior to the 'adoption of the Commis-
sion-Manager form of Government shall be deemed- to refer to
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the Board of Commissioners, except where otherwise specifically
provided.)
20-202: Reference to Committee.on Public Health and.
Sanitary. Measure; reference to Sanitary and-Health.officer.
That wherever in Ordinance No. 778, Ordinance No. 822, and•
Ordinance. No. 1911, any reference is made to the Committee on
Public Health and Sanitary Measures, such reference shall be
deemed to be and.said ordinance shall:refer to the Sanitary and,
Health Officer and all duties prescribed.by. said ordinances to he
performed by the Committee on Public Health and-Sanitary Meas-
ures and all authority conferred •by said ordinances upon such
Committee shall be performed by and shall devolve upon the
Sanitary and Health Officer of the•City of Salina (§ 4; Ord. 3030,
9-15-24).
20-203. Small pox; other infectious disease; persons •
spreading; penalty. Any person having, or having had the small
pox or other like malignant or infectious disease, who shall go
about in any public place while•in danger-of•imparting the disease
to others, shall be subject to a penalty of not less than five dollars
nor more than-one hundred•dollars: Provided, that this shall not
apply to cases where such persons shall have first consulted some
respectable physician and obtained from him or her a written state-
ment that such person is in no danger of imparting the disease to
others. Any person attending or being•about,any person having
the small pox, or other like infectious disease, who shall not change
or purify his or her wearing apparel before going into any public
place; or who shall so conduct himself.'or herself as to•endanger
the spreading of the disease, or the giving of it to-.others, shall be .
subject to a penalty not exceeding One Hundred Dbllars (§ 2,
Ord. 284).
20-204. Failure:to post signs; penalty. If any occupant
of any house in this city shall have the smallpox or other like
, malignant or infectious disease, the Mayor may. require notices,
with the words "Small Pox Here," in large red letters to be posted
in conspicuous places on such houses.or premises by the occupant
or occupants thereof, who shall cause such. notices to be placed
and kept up as long as directed by the mayor, and upon his or her
'failure-to do so, he, she or they shall -be•subject to a penalty not
exceeding.Twenty Dollars for each day he, she or they shall fail
so to place and keep up such notices: And. if such person shall
fail to. put up such notices then the mayor shall cause the same
to be posted (.§ 3, Ord: 284). .
20-205. Establish pest house. Whenever the small pox or'-
other infectious disease shall prevail in the City of Salina, or with
in five miles thereof, it shall be the duty of the Committee on
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Health to establish within the City, or within'the limits aforesaid,
a pest house, to which the said Committee shall transfer all per-
sons having such disease, to be provided for at the expense of
the City, unless such persons are able to pay said expenses, and
unless said Committee shall be satisfied that such persons can be
better provided for at their place,of residence (§ 4, Ord. 284).
• 20-206. Vaccination; provided by City. Whenever the
small pox shall prevail within the City of Salina, or within five
miles thereof, it shall be the duty of the Mayor to let a practicing
• physician the vaccination of all the citizens of the city who may
apply for such vaccination, the expense thereof to be paid by the
City (§ 55 Ord. 284).
20-207. Sanitary and Health Officer; make inspections.
It shall be the duty of the Committee on Public Health and Sani-
tary Measures (Sanitary and Health Officer) to make a
personal inspection of the City as often as once a week
during the months of June, July, August and September
of each year and at such other times as may be ordered
by the City Council; for the purpose of examining into the sani-
tary condition of the City. The said Committee or any member
thereof, or any other person acting .under their orders, shall have
the authority to enter into and examine at any"and all times all
buildings, lots and places of all descriptions within the City for
" ' the purpose of ascertaining the condition thereof so far as the
public health may he affected thereby (§ 2, Ord. 778, 7-27-91 ; see
§20-202).
20-208: Cleanse premises; abate nuisances. The Com,
mittee on Public Health and Sanitary Measures (Sani-
tary and Health Officer) shall adopt all necessary Meas-
ures for cleansing and purifying all buildings, lots and
other places, and for causing the removal therefrom of all
nauseous substances producing a disagreeable odor or tending to
cause sickness or disease, and to cause the removal, cleansing and ,
abating of all nuisances caused by dead carcasses or by the condi- .
tio'ns or privies, pig houses, pig pens, stables or any other out
building or by filth, stagnant water, decayed or decaying vegeta-
tion or other matter and they may do or cause to be done whatsoL
ever in their judgment shall he necessary to carry out such meas-
nres (Sec. 20-202) (§ 3. Ord. 778, 7-27-91; see-§ 20-202).
20:209. Nuisances abated at expense of City. It shall be
lawful for the Committee on Public Health and Sanitary Meas-
ures (Sanitary and Health Officer), in all cases where
they may deem it necessary for the speedy execution Of
their orders, to cause any such .nuisance or nuisances to
Ch. 20;Art. 2]. Public Health. General .Regulations. 219
be .abated or removed at the expense of the City; and also to
cause any such nuisance or nuisances which may exist upon the
property of any non-resident owner, or upon property the owner
of which cannot be found, or is unknown and cannot be ascer-
tained, or upon property whose owner refuses-or neglects to abate
or remove such nuisance or nuisances, to! be abated or removed
in like manner at the expense of the City; the said Committee
(Officer) shall certify to the City.Clerk a description of such pieces
of property, together with the cost of abating or removing such
nuisances,therefrom and such amount shall be assessed upon such
property by the City Council and the same shall be'certified.to•the
County Clerk to be collected as other special assessments (§ 4, Ord.
778, 7-27-91; see § 20-202).
20-210. Each day's violationaseparate rofferise. Each
day's continuance of. any nuisance after the expiration of the
time specified in.the-order of tthe Committee on Public Health and
Sanitary Measures referred to in the preceding section shall be
deemed as a separate- and distinct offense, and shall be punished
accordingly (§ 6, Ord. 778, 7-27-91 ; see § 20-202).
• 20-211. •Stagnant water; disposal... Should. the Committee
on Public ,Health and Sanitary.Measures (Sanitary and Health
Officer) at any time deem it necessary' in order to preserve the
health of the City that the water falling from the roofs of any
buildings situated within the City of Salina, and which water ac-
cumulates••and forms stagnant pools. should be carried away by the
public sewer or otherwise, such Committee (Officer) shall order •
the immediate disposition of such water„ by the owner or occupant
of such premises by connecting such premises with the sewer in
such manner as will convey away said water, or by otherwise con-
veying the same away so as to:avoid all stagnant pools. Any such
connection with the public sewer shall be made under the direction
of said Committee (Officer) and in accordancetwith Ordinance No.
725 so far as the same is, applicable and any other disposition of
the same shall be under the supervision and direction of said Com-
mittee (Officer). Should the owner or occupant of such premises
where ordered by said'Committee (Officer) so to do, fail or neglect
for ten days to make the connection necessary to convey such water
into the public sewers or otherwise dispose of same, said Com- .
mittee (Officer) shall proceed and have the necessary work done
to convey away such water by the public sewer or otherwise at the -
expense of the City, certifying the description of the premise's and
the cost of the work to the City Clerk and the amount thereof
shall be assessed upon such property iw the City Council and certi-
fied to the County Clerk.to be collected as other special assess-
ments (§ 7, Ord. 778, 7-27-91; see § 20-202).
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20-212. Violation of Secs. 20-207 to 20-211; evidence.
lu all trials for the violations of the provisions of this ordinance,
the certificate of any police officer, or the ex-parte affidavit of
service of any order, notice or requirement of the Committee on ,
Public Health and Sanitary Measures (Sanitary and Health Offi-
cer), purporting to have been made by the person who made such •
. service, shall be deemed and taken as prima facie evidence that
such service of order, notice or requirement was made as set forth
in such certificate or affidavit (§ 8 Ord. 778, 7-27-91; see § 20-202).
_20-213. Violation of Secs. 20-207 to 20-211; penalty. Any
person violating any of the provisions of the foregoing sections of
this ordinance, or refusing to obey any order of the Committee
on Public Health and Sanitary Measures (Sanitary and Health
Officer), shall upon conviction thereof in Police Court, where no
other penalty is prescribed, be fined in any sum not less than $5.00
nor more than $100.00 for each offense (§ 9, Ord. 778, 7-27-91;
see § 20-202).
20-214. Cess pools prohibited; connect with sewers. No
person, company or corporation shall be permitted to excavate or
build any cesspool, privy vault or other receptacle for storage of •
excrement, garbage, slops, or other refuse on any lots or lands in
the City of. Salina, which may abut on or be located near any
street or alley on which there is a public sewer, and it shall be the
duty of all persons, companies or corporations owning buildings
within the City of Salina, located on any street having City
-water and within_connecting distance of any sewer to connect such
buildings with the sewers of the City, and any person, company
or corporation who shall excavate or build any cesspool in viola-
tion of the provisions of this section, or who shall fail to con-
nect with the City Sewers, as herein provided, for more than
sixty (60) days after being notified in writing so to do by the
Chairman of the Committee on Public Health of the City Council
(Board of Commissioners); shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
meanor and shall, upon conviction thereof in the Police Court, be
fined in any sum not exceeding One Hundred Dollars (§ 7, Ord.
1143; Amd. by § 1, Ord. 1514, Sept. 23-1909; see § 20-201).
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ARTICLE 3.-VENEREAL DISEASES.
(Published in the Saline Daily Union, Oct. 12, 1918.)
Ordinance 2216..
An Ordinance Designating Venereal Diseases, Regulating Persons
Having the Same, and Providing for the Suppression Thereof.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Salina. Kansas:
20-301. Venereal diseases dangerous to public health.
§ 1. Syphilis, gonococcus infection and chancroid, hereinafter
designated venereal diseases, are hereby recognized and declared to
be contagious and infectious; communicable and dangerous to the
public health.
20-302. Venereal diseases to be reported. § 2. Here-
a fter, each and every physician or other practitioner of the healing
art practicing in the City of Salina, Kansas, or any superintendent
or manager of a hospital or dispensary, or any other person who
treats or examines any person suffering from or afflicted with a
venereal disease in'any of its stages or manifestations, shall report
to the City Physician the existence of such disease.
All such reports shall he made in writing within forty-eight
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hours after diagnosis, on blank forms approved by the State Board
of Health and obtainable from the City Physician, and shall give
the number of the case, which number shall correspond with the
serial number. of instructions given to the patient; the name and
address of the patient as hereinafter required; the type and stage
of such disease; the color, the sex, the-marital.state, and the occu-
pation of the person affected with the disease; and a statement as
to whether or not the nature of the occupation or place of employ-
ment of the person afflicted with such disease makes him or her
a menace to the health of any other person or persons: Provided,
that whenever the person making the report will assume full re-
sponsibility for such conduct of the person afflicted.with a venereal
disease as will prevent the transmission of same to others, noth-
ing_ in this paragraph shall he.construed to require the reporting
of the name and address of the person afflicted with a venereal dis-
ease. In the event that the person making the report is unwilling
to assume responsibility or shall know or suspect that a person hav-
ing a venereal disease is so conducting, or about to conduct him-
self or herself in such manner as to expose other persons to such
infection, he shall then report the name and address of such
afflicted person, together with such other essential facts as may be
required'by the City Physician.
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20-303. " Persons afflicted with venereal diseases to be
given a circular of information. § 3. It shall be the duty of
each and every physician or other practitioner of the healing art
practicing in the City of Salina, Kansas, or any other person who
visits, attends, advises professionally, prescribes for or renders
medical or surgical assistances to or is consulted for medical advice
by any peron having,a venereal disease, to at once give to such per-
son a copy of this ordinance together with a serially numbered
circular of instructions, obtainable from the City Physician and
approved by the State Board of Health, entitled "Instructions for
Preventing the Transmission of Gonorrhoea or Syphilis," and to
report such fact in writing in the report required to be made of
such cases.
20-304. Change of physician to be reported to physician
first consulted. § 4. When a person applies to a physician or
other person for treatment of a venereal disease, it shall be the
duty of the physician or person consulted to inquire of and ascer-
tain from the person seeking, treatment whether such person has
theretofore consulted with or been treated by any other physician' •
or person, and if so, to ascertain the name and address of the •
physician or person, last consulted. 'It shall be'the duty of the ap- .
plicant for treatment to furnish this information and a refusal to
do so,or falsely stating the name and address of such physician or
person. consulted shall be deemed a violation of this: ordinance.
It shall be-the duty of the physician whom the applicant seeks to
and-does consult or e_mploy to notify the physician''last consulted
or employed of the change of advisors, suchlnotification to be
niade 'upon a form furnished for that purpose by the' City Physi-
cian. Should the physician or person previously consulted fail
to receive such notice within ten days after the last appearance of
such venereally diseased person, it shall be the duty of such phy-
sician to report to the City Physician the name and address of
• such vencreally diseased person.
20-305. Protection of others from infection by venereally
diseased persons. § 5. Upon receipt of a report of a case of
venereal disease it shall he the duty of the City Physician to insn-
trite such measures for the protection of other persons from infec-
tion by such venereally diseased person as said City Physician is
already empiowered to use to prevent the spread of other conta-
gious, infectious or communicable diseases.
20-306. Reports to be confidential. . § 6. All information
and reports concerning persons infected. with venereal diseases
shall he confidential and shall be inaccessible to the public except
insofar as publicity may attend 'the'performance of the duty im-
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posed upon the City Physician by this ordinance and the rules of
the State Board of Health and Laws of the State of Kansas.
20-307. Suspected cases to be investigated. § 7. In all
suspected cases of venereal disease in the infectious stages, the
City Physician shall immediately use every available means to
determine whether the person or persons so suspected of being in-
fected are suffering from said diseases'or any of them, and when-
ever said diseases are found to exist, the City Physician shall,
whenever possible, ascertain the sources of such infection. In such
investigation, the City Physician is hereby vested with full power
of inspection, examination, isolation, and disinfection of all persons,
places and things as provided herein.
20-308. Powers and duties of City Physician. § 8. It
is hereby made the duty of the City Physician and he is hereby
directed and empowered: (a) To' make examinations of persons
reasonably suspected of having syphilis in the infectious stages or
Gonococcus :infection. Owing to the prevalence of such disease
among prostitutes, all prostitutes may be considered within the.
above class.
(b) To isolate 'persons infected with any of,said diseases
whenever isolation is necessary to protect the public health. In
establishing isolation, the City Physician shall define the limits of
the area in which the persons reasonably suspected or known to
have syphilis or gonococcus infection and his or her immediate
attendant are to be isolated, and no person, other than the attending
physician, shall enter or leave the area of isolation without the per-
mission of the City Physician.
(c) In making examinations and inspections of women for
the purpose of ascertaining the existence of syphilis or'gonococcus
infection, to appoint women physicians for said purposes where
the services of a woman physician are requested or demanded by'.
the person examined.
,(d) In cases of quarantine or isolation, not to terminate
said quarantine or isolation until the cases have become non-infec-
tious.
(e) Cases of gonococcus infection are to be regarded as in-
fections until at least two successive smears taken not less than
forty-eight hours apart fait to show gonococci.
(f) Inasmuch as prostitution is the most prolific source of
syphilis'.and gonococcus infection, the City Physician shall use
every proper means of suppressing the same, and he is hereby
prohibited from issuing certificates or other evidence of freedom
from venereal diseases.
(g) To keep all records of said inspection and examination
from' public inspection, and to make every reasonable effort to
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• keep secret the identity of those affected by venereal disease con
. trol measures, as far as may be consistent with the protection of
the public health.
20-309. Detention hospital. § 9. It shall be the duty of
the City Physician. to use only such building or buildings for .
quarantine purposes under this ordinance as shall be first provided
• or accepted by the City Council, provided however, that the State
Industrial Farm for Women at Leavenworth may be used for
such.purposes.
20-310. Quarantine. § 10. Whenever it is necessary for
the protection of the public health that persons infected with vene-
real diseases be quarantined, the City Physician shall quarantine'
such diseased persons in said detention hospitals or at said Indus-
trial Farm and cause to be administered to such persons a proper•
course of treatment.'
20-311. Bond or cash guaranty in lieu of quarantine.
§ 11. In lieu of isolation or quarantine, any person infected with'
any of said diseases may be released upon bond as herein provided.'
Such persons shall make written application. therefor to the City
• Physician which application must be made under oath and must
state that the applicant is not a prostitute. Such application shall
• be accompanied by a certificate signed by the Chief of Police and
the Police Judge, that the applicant is not a prostitute. The appli-
• cant shall then file with the City Treasurer a bond in the penal
sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00), conditioned that.the
applicant will not permit or perform any act which might or would
infect or expose to infection any other person; will continue proper'
medical treatment until cured and will faithfully observe all rules,
regulations and requirements of said City Physician to protect the
public against infection or contagion. Said bond shall run to the
State of Kansas and shall have one or more sureties, to be ap-
proved by the 'City Treasurer, provided that a cash guaranty in
a like amount may be accepted in lieu of such undertaking.
Before any person is released from any such bond as cured,
a final examination and approval by the City Physician must be
secured.
20-312. Spread of venereal diseases unlawful. § 12. It
shall he unlawful for any person to. inoculate any other person
with any of the venereal diseases named in Section 1, hereof, and
it shall be unlawful for any person to perform or commit any act
which exposes any other person to inoculation of or infection with
• any of the said diseases.
20-313. Druggists to keep record of sales of drugs for
venereal diseases. § 13. Any druggist or other person, who
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sells any drug, compound, specific or preparation of any kind used
for the cure.of any of said venereal diseases shall keep a recoru
of the name, address and sex of the person making such purchase,
a copy of said record shall be mailed each week to the City Physi-
cian.
20-314. Obstructing City Physician, §14. It shall be un-
lawful for any person to obstruct said City Physician in the per-
formance of his duties herein required.
20-315: City Physician appointed. § 15. That for the
purpose of effectually carrying out the terms and provisions of
this ordinance the Mayor of said City shall appoint some
reputable physician, whose appointment shall be confirmed by.
the Council, to act as City Physician and who shall in the perform:
ance of his duties comply with all of the• provisions of. this
ordinance.
20-316. Term of office. § 16. Such appointment, so made
as aforesaid shall expire on the 15th of May, 1919, and there-
after, on or before the 15th of May, a City Physician shall lx
appointed each year for a term of one year, which said appoint-
ment shall be confirmed by the Council of the City of Salina,
Kansas,
20-317. Compensation of Physician. § 17. That 'the
said City Physician shall receive as full compensation for his services
under this ordinance the sum of Ten ($10.00) Dollars for each
person examined under the provisions of this ordinance. .
20-318. Violations. § 18. Any person violating any of the
provisions of this ordinance shall be punished by a fine of not less
than $50.00 nor more than $100.00, or by imprisonment for a
period of not-to exceed six months, or by both fine and imprison-
ment.
201319. Take effect. § 19. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force and effect from and after its publication once
in the Salina Daily Union.
Passed and approved, October 7, 1918.
(Seal) By EDD MATHEWS, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. P. BANKER, City Clerk.
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CHAPTER 21.—PUBLIC SCALES.
Ordinance No. 1655.
(Published in the Salina Evening Journal June 22, 1912.)
An Ordinance relating to the weighing of commodities sold in the
City of Salina, Kansas, and. for the establishment. of City
.scales for such purpose within said city.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Salina:
21-101. Public scales. § 1. The Mayor and Council are
authorized to provide at suitable places in the City of Salina such
number'of public scales as may from time to time he necessary
for the use of the public and such public scales shall be •suitable
for weighing animals, hay, coal, grain and all other produce, ma-
terial or commodity.
21-102. Weighmasters and measurers. § 2. The Mayor
. by and with the consent of the Council shall appoint one or more
suitable persons to act as weighmasters and measurers in said city,
• whose term of office shall he one year from time of appointment,
unless said term is otherwise specially limited at the time•of ap-
pointment; and may contract with such person or persons, or with
any other person or persons for the use of his or her scales to
weigh animals, hay, coal, grain and all other produce, material or
commodities for a period of time not exceeding one year at any
one time, and the scales so contracted for by the Mayor and Coun-
cil aforesaid are hereby declared to be official City scales 'of such
City, for the length of time so contracted for; and the person or
persons appointed as weighmasters and measurers aforesaid shall
receive as compensation for his or her services as such a per cent
of the monies received by him or them from the weighing and
measuring of the commodities so weighed and measured by him
or them under his or their said contract with said City as may be
agreed upon by the City and such person or persons, and no other
compensation or salary shall be paid to such weighmaster and
measurer by said City.
21-103: Oath and bond. § 3. Any person who shall be
appointed as weighmaster and measurer shall, before entering upon
the duties of such office,_take and file an oath of office and give
bond to the City in the sum of $500.00, conditioned for the faithful
performance of the duties of the office and to pay over to the City
Treasurer all moneys that he may receive belonging to the City.
21-104. Duties. § 4. It shall be the duty of each weigh-
master and measurer to keep-his office or stay at or convenient to
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the scales operated by him from seven o'clock A. M. to 6:30
P. M. daily, Sundays excepted, and to weigh every load or parcel
of coal, cattle, hogs, beef, pork, grain, hay, or other produce or
commodities presented to him at the scales for such purpose, and
to give to the person for whom the same is weighed a certificate
showing the gross and net weight thereof. It shall also be his
duty to measure every load or parcel of firewood, presented to him
for that purpose, and he shall deliver to the person for whom
such measurement is made a certificate showing the quantity there-
of and the date of measurement. Said weighmaster and measurer
shall also keel) suitable books in tabulated form, showing each and
every load or part thereof weighed and measured, and shall at
' any time when requested furnish to any party interested a certifi-,
cate showing such weight and measurement.
21-105. Standard of weights and measures. § 5. In
weighing and measuring all loads or any produce or commodity
the weighmaster and measurer shall be governed by the standards
of weights and measures in force under the laws of the State of
Kansas, or generally adopted by the custom of the community,
where no standard of weights and measures is fixed by law.
21-105. Fees to be charged. § 6. The weighmaster and
measurer shall charge and collect from the person having weigh-
, ing or measuring done the following fees, to-wit: For weighing
every load of hay, coal, grain, or other commodity, 10 cents; for
weighing cattle, hogs, and live stock, for the first five (5) head,
five (5) cents each; in excess of five (5) head, two and one-half
(24) cents per head, provided, that no charge shall be made of
less than ten (10) cents; for measuring every load of wood at
the yard; ten (10) cents.
21-107. Payment of money and reports. § 7. Each
weighmaster and measurer shall pay over to the City Treasurer
on the first day of each month, all monies collected by virtue of
his office, and shall take duplicate receipts therefor, one of which
shall be filed with his report; and at the same time he shall file
an itemized report to be presented to the City Council showing
the amount of money received by him for weighing and measuring
during the last preceding month, and the persons from whom col-
lected.
21-108. Take effect. § 8. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publication once in the Salina
Evening Journal.
Passed and approved, June 17, 1912.
(Seal) C. B, KIRTLAND. Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
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Electric Light, Power and Gas Franchises.
CHAPTER 22.—PUBLIC UTILITIES; FRANCHISES
AND REGULATIONS.
Article 1.—Electric Light, Power& Gas; Franchise to Thomas
H. Smith and Assigns; Salina' Light Power &
Gas,Company.-22-101 to 22-125.
2.—Street Railways; Franchise to E. S. Alnut and
Assigns; Salina Street Railway Company.-
22-201 to 22-221.
3.—Street Railways; Regulation of Construction and
• Maintenance.-22-301 to 22-319.
4.—Street Railways; 'Regulating Operation.-22-401 •
to 22-405.
5.—Miscellaneous Franchises and Grants. 22-501 to
22-510.
6.—Miscellaneous Regulations.-22-601 to 22-613.
ARTICLE 1:ELECTRIC LIGHT, POWER AND GAS;
FRANCHISE TO THOMAS H. SMITH AND ASSIGNS;
SAMNA LIGHT, POWER AND GAS COMPANY.
' 22-101. Title of ordinance. An ordinance granting to
Thomas H. Smith, his successors and assigns, the right to manu-
facture, distribute and sell electricity and gas for light, heat, power
and other purposes in the City of Salina; to use and occupy the
streets, alleys and public grounds of the said City for the erection
and maintenance of poles, wires and conduits, and for the laying
of the mains and pipes therefor; and contracting with said Thomas
H. Smith, his successors and assigns for the lighting of the
streets, public buildings and grounds of said City, and repealing
Ordinance Number 1218, passed and approved, March 8, 1904,
and repealing ordinance number 1560, passed and approved June
30, 1910 (Ord. 1566, 7-27-1910).
22-102. Term of franchise. That the right to manufacture,
distribute and sell electricity and gas for light, heat, power and
other purposes, in the City of Salina, Kansas, for the period of
twenty years from the date of the passage and publication of this
Ordinance, is hereby granted to Thomas H. Smith, his successors
and assigns, hereinafter designated as the grantee (§,1, Ord.
1566: Amd. § 1, Ord, 2295, Nov. 3, 1919).
22-103. Extension of franchise term. That it is the pur-
pose and intent of this ordinance to grant an extension of the fran-
chise created by Ordinance number 1566, so that the same shalt
extend for a period of twenty years from the date of this ordi-
nance. All of the other terms and conditions of said ordinance
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number 1566 not being in any wise altered, modified or changed
hereby (§ 2, Ord. 2295, Nov. 3, 1919).
22-104. Franchise effective; acceptance in writing. This
ordinance to be effective shall be accepted by The Salina Light,
Power and Gas Company, the assignee of the said Thomas H. ,
Smith within thirty clays after the passage and approval hereof by
filing with the City Clerk of the City of Salina, Kansas, its accept-
ance in writing of all the terms, conditions and stipulations hereof
0 3, Ord. 2295, Nov. 3, '1919).
• 22-105. Acceptance of Ordinance 2295.
• December 2, 1919.
To the Honorable Mayor and Council
of the City of Salina.
Gentlemen:
The Directors of the Salina Light, Power and Gas Company
held a meeting on November 29th, 1919, and accepted the exten-
sion of their franchise by adopting the following resolution:
That the Salina Light, Power and Gas Company, which is the
assignee of Thos. H. Smith, hereby accepts all the terms, con-
ditions, and stipulations included in the Ordinance No. 2295 passed
by the City Council and approved by the Mayor of the City of
Salina on November 3rd, 1919.
JAS. L. STONE,
Vice Pres. & Gen. Mgr.
Filed in City Clerk's office Dec. 2, 1919.
CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
22-106: Maintain works; use streets. That to this end and
for this purpose said grantee, his successors and assigns, is author-
ized to purchase or to erect, or to both purchase and erect, main-
tain and operate in the City of Salina, suitable works for the man-
ufacture of electricity and gas, and the use of the streets, side-
walks, alleys and public grounds of said city for the period of
twenty years from the date of the passage and publication of this
ordinance, is hereby granted to him, his successors and assigns,
for the erection of poles, the stretching of wires and laying of
conduits, mains and service pipes for the proper distribution of
the same ($ 2, Ord. 1556, 7-27-1910).
22-107. Excavations in streets; repairs. All excavations
or trenches made in the •streets, alleys, sidewalks, pavements or
public grounds of the said City under the grant aforesaid shall
forthwith be refilled so as to leave the streets, alleys, sidewalks,
pavements and public grounds in as good condition as before such
excavations or trenches were made, and'such work shall be subject
to the supervision and direction of such officer or committee as the •
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Electric Light, Power and Gas Franchises.
Common Council of said City may designate; and in case the said
grantee, his successors or assigns, after having had ten days' writ-
ten notice shall fail to make such repairs as aforesaid, the said
City may make such repairs at the expense of said grantee, his
successors or assigns, which such expense, by the accepeance of
this ordinance said grantee hereby agrees to pay (§ 3, Ord. 1566,
7-27-1910).
22-108. Wires and poles; height. All line wires supported
on poles and all are lamps hung at street intersections; under this
ordinance, shall be not less than sixteen feet above the ground,
and all poles supporting line wires shall be not less than thirty feet
long and,not less than five inches in diameter at the top (§ 4, Ord.
1556, 7-28-1910).
22-109. Wires, cables, etc.; location. The poles, wires,
cables and conduits used in the transmission of electricity, when-
ever practical shall be by the grantee erected or laid exclusively in
the alleys of the City, and at the extreme side thereof, under the
direction of the City Engineer, and when the same shall occupy
streets, they shall be erected at the inner edge of the curb, under
the direction of the City Engineer, and all such poles shall be so
situated and placed and the wires so strung thereon as not to injure
persons or property; or obstruct the ordinary use of any street or
alley of said City; Provided, this grant is made subject to all
reasonable regulations now existing or to be made by. said City
concerning the moving of buildings and other uses'of the streets
and alleys of said City; Provided further, that the City shall have
the right to require said grantee, his successors and assigns, to
relocate any pole or poles to meet the above requirements without
expense to the City; Provided further, that after the City of
Salina shall acquire a population of twenty-five thousand (25,000)•
people, said City may require said grantee, his successors and
assigns, to place any or all wires, cables and conduits under ground
within the fire limits of the City of Salina, at any time the said
City shall deem the same-to be for the best interests of the said -
City, and such change or changes shall be made under the direc-
tion of the City Engineer, in such manner as the said City may
direct, and at the expense of the said grantee, his successors and
assigns; and Provided further, that no poles, wires, cables or con-
duits shall be located, strung or laid in or'upon any public ground
without the definite location of the same having been first obtained
from the governing body of the said City of Salina (§ 5, Ord.
1556, 7-27-1910).
22-110. Rates; residence lighting. That the Salina Light,
Power & Gas Company, hereinafter called the Company, may
charge for electric current furnished for residence lighting in the-
n
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Electric Light, Power and Gas Franchises.
City of Salina a maximum-rate of not to exceed nine cents (9c)
per kilowatt hour for the first fifty (50) kilowatt hours used per
month;and five cents' (5c) per kilowatt hour for all kilowatt hours
in excess of fifty (50) thereof used per month, as measured by
meters of standard make to be installed by and to remain the prop-
' erty of said Company; provided however,.that any customer of
said Company who fails, to make payment of his account•on or
before the-10th day after due date thereof will be subject to and
shall pay an additional charge of ten per cent (10.per.cent) of the
gross amount of said bill for this service; and provided further
that no monthly.bill for residence lighting shall be-less than one
dollar ($1.00) '(§ 6, Ord. 1566, Amd. by § 1, Ord. 2201, Amd.. by
§ 1, Ord. 2361, Amd. by § 1, Ord. 2459, 3-4-1922).. - •
22-111. Rates; commercial .lighting. That the Company
may charge for electric current furnished for commercial lighting
in the City of Salina a service or demand charge of not to exceed
the sum of one dollar ($1.00) per month for the first-five amperes
110 volt of meter 'capacity together with a'further service charge
of not to exceed fifty cents (50c) per month for each additional
five amperes ,110 volt capacity.together with a consumption charge
of not to, exceed five and one-half cents (5/c) per kilowatt hoar
used per month as,measured by meters of standard make to be in-
stalled by'and to remain the property of said Company; provided,
further, however that should the service 'and consumption charge
not be paid by any customer on 'hr before the 10th day after due
date thereof that the Company shall have the right to ,charge in
addition thereto ten per cent (10 per cent) of.the gross amount of
said customer's account for this service (§ 6, Ord. 1566, Amd. by
§.1, Ord. 2201; Amd. by.§ 2,'Ord. 2361; Amd. by § 2, Ord. 2459,
3-4-1922).
22-112.. Rates; secondary power. That said. Company
may charge for electric current furnished for secondary. power iii
the City of Salina a demand or service charge of not to exceed one
. dollar ($1.00) per month per horse power connected together with
a' consumption charge of not to exceed the maximum rate of four .
cents (4c) per kilowatt hour for the first five hundred (500) kilo-
watt-hours used per month and not to exceed three cents (3c) per
kilowatt hour for all over five hundred (5,00)_kilowatt hours used
per month, as measured by meters of standard make to be installed
by and to remain the property of said Company; Proyided, fur-
ther,, however, that should the charge for such service and current
not be paid by'any customer on or before the 10th day.of,the month
following that.in which said service is rendered and current used
then that the, Company shall have the right to charge_ in addition
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Electric Light, Power and Gas Franchises.
thereto ten per cent (10 per cent) of the gross amount of such
customer's account for this service (§ 7, Ord. 1566, Amd. by § 1,
Ord. 2201; Amd. by § 3, Ord. 2361, Amd. by § 2, Ord. 2459,
3-4-1922).
22-113. Rates for artificial gas.
§ 1. That section four (4), of Ordinance No. 2459 be and the
same is hereby amended to read as follows:
§ 4. (a) That the Salina Light, Power and Gas Company,
hereinafter referred to as the Company, may charge the following
maximum rates for artificial gas furnished to all consumers thereof
in the City of Salina, according to the schedule or rates known and
designated as "Rate B" or the "Three Part Rate," such schedule
being as follows:
The Salina Light, Power and Gas Company, Salina, Kansas.
Schedule of Rates for Gas Service,
Rate B or Three Part Rate.
Available to any customer located on the mains of the Com-
pany.
Rates:
1. A commodity charge, per 100 cubic feet of gas metered
per month, 5c.
Plus:
2. A requirements charge, per cubic foot of maximum
hourly requirements. Per year (to be paid in 12 equal monthly
installments) 40c. Plus:
3. A customer charge, per meter, per year $12.00 (to be paid
in 12 equal monthly installments).
Determination of Requirements:
The requirements of the customer shall be determined by the
customer, after which limiting devices may be installed by the
Company to limit the flow to the requirements agreed upon.
The minimum requirements shall be 22.4 cubic feet per hour.
All customers shall enter into a contract for gas on the above
rate for the period of one year. No reduction in the requirements
shall be made within the life of the contract.
Discount, None.
The above net rates apply only in case a bill is paid within ten
days after the expiration, of the month for which service is ren-
dered. If not so paid, the gross rates which are the above rates
plus 10 per cent, then apply.
Special Rules:
If a meter is disconnected it shall not be reconnected at the
same address and for the same customer (or any member of his
family, except upon the payment of a reconnection charge of $5.00.
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Electric Light, Power and Gas Franchises.
(b) That the schedule of rates provided for in the preceding
sub-division hereof shall not take effect, except as hereinafter pros
vided, until the expiration of six months from and after the final
passage and approval of this ordinance, Provided, However, that in
the interim between.the final passage and approval of this ordi-
nance and the expiration of the six months period hereinabove
mentioned, said Company may charge the following maximum
rates for artificial gas furnished to all consumers thereof in the
City of Salina, according to the schedule of rates known and des-
ignated as "Rate A" or the. "Two Part Rate," such schedule being
as follows, to-wit:
THE SAUNA, LIGHT, POWER AND GAS COMPANY, SAMNA,
KANSAS.
Rate A or Two Part Rate
Available to any customer on the mains of the Company.
Rate:
1. All year service, for the first 100 cubic feet or less thereof
used each month $1.75.
For all additional gas per 100 cubic feet 10c.
2. Part Year Service, if a meter is reconnected at the same
address and,f or the same customer (or any member of his family)
within' four months after the meter has been disconnected, the
charge for the first 100 cubic feet shall also be made for each
month the meter has been disconnected.
Discount, None.
The above net rates apply only in case a bill is paid within ten
(10) days after the,expiration of the period for which service is
rendered. If not so paid the gross rates, which are the above
rates plus 10 per cent, then apply.
(c) That said "Rate A" provided for in the preceding sub-
division hereof shall become effective and shall apply to and affect
all bills -for service based on meter readings made on and after
. October 1st, 1923, and shall, except as hereinafter provided, be
and remain in effect for a period of six months after said October
1st, 1923, and shall affect and apply to all bills for service based
on a meter reading made prior to April 1st, 1924, except as herein-
after provided.
(d) That during said six months period above referred to
during which said "Rate A" shall be in effect, the Company may
on the written application of any customer, put into effect said
"Three Part Rate," or "Rate R," and shall put such rate into effect
as to any customer making application therefor in the order in
which such applications are received and filed at the offices of the
Company, Provided however, that the Company shall have a
234 Public Utilities; Franchises and Regulations. [Ch. 22, Art. 1
Electric Light„ Power,and Gas Franchises.
reasonable time to secure and install the necessary appliances and
devices required for the operation of said "Three Part Rate."
- (e) That before said April 1st, 1924, the Company shall
'Have installed in or on the line of each customer, the necessary
appliances and limiting devices required for the operation of said
"Three Part Rate" and each customer or person applying for ser-
' vice prior to such date shall permit the authorized employees of the
'Company to have access to the premises of such customer or appli-
cant for the purpose of installing such appliances and devices, and
if any customer or applicant shall refuse to permit the Company
to install such appliances or devices prior to said April 1, 1924,
then the Company shall have the right to discontinue the furnish-
ing of gas to such premises until such appliances or devices have
been installed.
(f) That prior to said April 1, 1924, or prior to putting
into effect said "Three Part Rate" in the premises of any customer,
the Company shall without charge to such customer, 'adjust the
stoves or other appliances then in use on the premises of such.cus-
tomer so as to afford the proper use of gas'through such stoves or
other appliances'in relation to the requirements contracted for by
such customer.
(g) That nothing in such schedule of rates designated as the
"Three Part Rate" shall prevent any customer from discontinuing
the use of gas at any time upon written notice to the Company and
payment of all charges then due, or require the payment of any
charge of any kind after such discontinuance, Provided however,
that after a meter has been disconnected, it shall not be re-con-
. hected within one (1) year at the same address for the same cns-
tomer or any member of his family, except at the original contract
rate for the remaining portion of the original contract year, and
except on, the payment to the Company of a re-connection charge
of $5.00, unless during at least,a majority of the time between such
discontinuances and re-conneetion gas shall have been used on said
premises and paid for by some other customer, in which event such
$5.00 charge shall not he made.
(h) That' the Company shall. install in its plant sufficient
equipment to furnish and distribute to the users of gas within the
City of Salina at all times after the adoption of this ordinance, a
sufficient quantity of Ras to permit each and every one of its cus-
tomers to use at all times the maximum amount of gas to which
such customers will be entitled under the requirements for which
such customers may have contracted, and the Company shall, at all
times, so maintain its plant and its distribution system and the nee-
. essary equipment therefor as to enable it to furnish at any time the
Maximum amount of gas which. may he so required by such cus-
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Electric Light, Power,and Gas Franchises.
tourers" (§ 8, Ord. 1566; Amd. by § 2, Ord. 2201; Amd. by § 4,
Ord. 2361 ; Amd. by § 4, Ord. 2459; Amd. by § 1, Ord. 2852;
9-27-1923).
22-114. Rates changed by City. That said maximum
charges so fixed as aforesaid and said service and demand charges
as hereinbefore provided for shall be in force and effect only until
such time as the Mayor and Commissioners of the City of Salina,
Kansas, shall modify, change or alter the same as provided for in •
Section Ten (10) of Ordinance Number 1566, and the right is
hereby expressly reserved to the Mayor and Commissioners to so
modify, change or alter such maximum charges so fixed as afore-
said being hereby expressly reserved to such Mayor and Commis-
sioners and that nothing herein contained shall be held or construed
to limit the-rights and privileges reserved to said Mayor and Com-
missioners by Section Ten (10) of Ordinance Number 1566, Sec-
tion Three (3) of Ordinance Number 2201 and Section Two (2)
of Ordinance Number 2295 (§ 5, Ord. 2361; §5, Ord. 2459,
3-4=1922). •
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22-115. Right of City to change rates. The franchise
hereby granted is upon the express condition that the City of
Salina shall have the right, and such right is hereby expressly
reserved by said City, to make from time to time, during the life
of this franchise, reasonable reductions or increases, or other
reasonable changes in the maximum rates or prices to private con-
sumers, or contract rates of prices to the city, fixed or.to be fixed'
by the City of Salina for electricity or gas or both, furnished or
to be furnished to the said City and the inhabitants thereof by the
said grantee, his successors and assigns, under this ordinance (§ 10,
Ord. 1566, 7'-27-1910).
22-116. Meters; inspection. The grantee herein, his suc-
cessors and assigns, shall furnish and supply at his own cost and
expense, to each consumer, reliable meter or meters of standard
make to measure the amount of-electric current or gas supplied,
and shall keep such meters in good repair. Such meters shall he
and remain the property of said grantee, his successors and assigns,
but they shall be subject at all times to inspection and testing by
such qualified officer or person as the City may designate or ap-
point by ordinance of such City providing for such officer, and
providing regulations governing such office, and any meter found
to be inaccurate of out of repair shall forwith be repaired or
replaced by accurate meters by the said grantee, his successors'or
assigns, without cost or expense to the said consumer; which cost
and expense, including inspection fees, shall he paid by said gran-
tee, when such meter is found to he in excess of Two (2) per'
cent fast by such inspector; Provided, the grantee, his successors
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236 Public Utilities; Franchises and Regulations. [Ch. 22, Art. 1
Electric Light, Power and Gas Franchises.
and assigns, shall be given at least twenty-four (24) hours' notice,
' of the time and place of such inspection and an opportunity to be
present at such inspection, and after the service of notice the seal
of such meter shall not he broken by either party prior to the time
of such inspection (§ 9, Ord. 1566, 7-29-1910).
22-117. Police protection. The grantee': being engaged in
public service, the City of Salina, hereby agrees to extend its police
. protection to him, his successors and assigns. in the preservation
of his electric lines, gas mains and other property from unlawful
disturbance, and the said grantee, his successors and assigns, shall,
and does hereby agree to protect and save the said City harmless
' against all damages that may arise from the negligence of said
grantee or his agents, servants, successors or assigns, in erecting,
operating, constructing and maintaining said electric and gas works
(§ 11, Ord. 1566, 7-27-1910).
22-118. Lighting streets and public buildings. The City
of Salina hereby contracts with said Thomas H. Smith, his sue-
- ' cessors and assigns, for the lighting of the streets and public
buildings and grounds of said City during the term of this fran-
chise and upon the terms hereinafter provided, that is to say; that
the said grantee, his successors and assigns, shall furnish to said
city, for the lighting of its streets and public grounds not less than
- one hundred (100) six (6) to six and six-tenths (6.6) ampere
enclosed type long-burning arc lamps, or their equivalent, to burn
all night and every night, for which said City agrees to pay in
cash; monthly, the sum of six dollars ($6.00) per arc lamp per
month, and the City shall have the right to order additional arc
lamps of the same capacity and for the same service and the said
grantee agrees to furnish the same, and for all such arc lamps
installed and furnished in excess of one hundred (100) ordered
by said City, the City agrees to pay monthly, in cash, the•sum of
five dollars ($5.00) per arc lamp per month; Provided, the gran-
tee, his successors and assigns, hereby agrees to keep such system
of street lights modern in design and up to. date in equipment,
consistent with advances made in electrical construction (§ 12,
Ord. 1566, 7-27-1910).
22-119. Location of street lights. That such arc lamps as
are mentioned in Section 12 hereof shall be located at points desig-
nated by the City Council, not exceeding one thousand (1000) feet
from the grantee's arc line and the location of no,lamp shall be
changed oftener than once a year, and said grantee shall install and
trim said lamps as a part of the price of monthly service (§ 13,
Ord. 1566, 7-27-1910).
Ch. 22,Art. 1] Public Utilities; Franchises and Regulations, 237
Electric Light, Power and Gas Franchises.
22-120. Extension of mains and electric lines. The
grantee herein, his successors and assigns, may be required by
resolution of the City Council to extend its existing gas mains not
to exceed seventy-five (75) feet for each private consumer of gas
under yearly contract, and in the same manner to extend its ex-
isting electric lines of each class of service not to exceed one hun-
dred and fifty (150) feet for each private consumer of electric
current under yearly contract 014, Ord. 1566, 7-27-1910).
22-121. Forfeiture; conditions. In case the said Thomas
H. Smith, his successors and assigns, shall fail to construct, main-
tain and operate in the City of Salina or cause to be operated, an
electric and gas plant sufficient to meet and accommodate the re-
quirements of this ordinance, or shall fail-to substantially comply
with any of the conditions herein, the City of Salina shall have
the right, by ordinance duly passed therefor to forfeit all the
rights and-privileges ,herein granted to said grantee, his successors
and assigns; Provided, that the City of Salina shall give to the
said Thomas H. Smith, his successors and assigns, ninety '(90)
days' notice in writing, specifying the conditions claimed to be
violated before passing any such ordinance of forfeiture, which
notice shall be signed by the City Clerk, under the seal of the City:
Provided further, that if the said Thomas H. Smith, his successors
and assigns, shall, within ninety (90) days after receiving such.
notice, fully comply with the conditions of this ordinance, then the
said City shall not have the right to forfeit this franchise on
account of the violation or violations specified in said notice (§_15,
Ord. 1566, 7-27-1910). -
22-122. . Grantee file acceptance. Said Thomas H. Smith,
his successors and assigns, shall, within thirty days after the pas-
sage and approval of this ordinance, file with the City Clerk his
acceptance in writing of all the terms, conditions and stipulations
hereof, which said acceptance shall be recorded by the'City Clerk
in the Ordinance Book of said City; and Provided, before'the
contract expressed in this ordinance shall become effective, the said
Thomas H. Smith, his successors or assigns, shall, within ninety
days after his acceptance of this ordinance, cause to be filed with
the City Clerk, a release in writing and in proper form, releasing
the City of Salina from'any and all obligations created under Ordi,
nance Number 1218 of the City.of Salina, and upon the filing of
said release, said Ordinance Number 1218 shall thereby and there-
upon stand repealed (§ 16, .Ord. 1566, 7-27-1910).
22-123. Take effect. This ordinance shall take.effect and
be in force from and after its publication for twenty days as re-
quired by the Statute of the State of Kansas; Provided, the gran-
23S Public Utilities; Franchises and Regulations. [Ch. 22, Art. 2
Street Railway Franchise.
tee shall pay the costs of publication of this ordinance within thirty
days from the date of the passage and approval of the same § 17,
Ord. 1566, 7-27-1910. (This Ordinance was published for 20
days, commencing July 28th, 1910, in The Salina Evening
Journal).
22-124. Acceptance of Ordinance No. 1566. (Acceptance
in writing of Ordinance NO. 1566, by Thomas Smith, duly ac-
knowledged before a notary public on August 20, 1910, was re-,
ceived and -filed by the City Clerk on August 25th, 1910, and is
recorded in Ordinance Book No. 7 at page 241.)
22-125. Assignment to Salina Light, Power & Gas Co.
• (The franchise granted by Ordinance No. 1566 was assigned by
Thomas.H. Smith to the Salina Light, Power & Gas Company by
. a written assignment dated November 22nd; 1910, and filed on
said date in the office of the City Clerk. Consent to such an
assignment was granted and said assignment ratified by the City
Council by resolution adopted on February 20th, 1911, which res-
olution is spread.at large on the records of the minutes of the
meeting of the Council on that date.)
ARTICLE 2.—STREET .RAILWAY FRANCHISE.
(Salina Street Railway Company.)
Ordinance No. 1298:
22-201. Title.
An ordinance granting to E. S. Alnutt, his heirs, successors and
assigns, a franchise for the construction, operation and
maintenance of a street railway system! in the City of Salina,
' Kansas, and the right to use and occupy any and all of the
streets in said City for such purposes.;
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Salina:
22-202. Franchise, electric railway;; term. That there be
and hereby is granted to E. S. Alnut, his heirs, his successors
and assigns for a period of. twenty-five years (25) from the
date of the acceptance hereof, the privilege and franchise to con-
struct, operate and maintain a street railway system in the City
of Salina, State of Kansas, and in the additions that now are,
or may hereafter exist in said City, for the transportation of pas-
sengers, express or freight along the streets over which railway
lines may he constructed with the right to day a single or double
track, as the needs of the street railway may require, and all the
necessary switches, side-tracks, appliances, apparatus and ma-
chinery, also the right to erect all necessary and suitable poles,
Ch, 22,Art. 21 Public Utilities; Franchises and Regulations. 230
Street Railway Franchise.
buildings, power houses and other things for the successful opera-
tion of a street railway system, which railway may be operated
by electricity or other suitable power, or by one or more such
powers, provided that nothing shall authorize the use of horses,
mules or other animals, or steam as such motive power, and pro-
vided further that nothing herein shall authorize the building and
operation of more than one street railway in or through such
City limits by electric power or otherwise (§ 1, Ord. 1298, Feb. 12,
1906, Amd. § 1, Ord. 2247, Apr. 19, 1919).
22-203. Poles and wires; paving in repair. Said E. S.
Alnutt, his heirs, successors or assigns shall have the right to
connect such street railway with any suitable power house with
wires placed upon poles; provided that if a system is used re-
quiring the erection of poles, such poles shall not be erected except
at the outer line of City walks or at such other suitable place, -
as may be designated by the City Council of said City, and i f
trolley wires are used, they shall be suspended not less than six-
teen (16) feet above the surface of the street. Said E. S. Alnutt,
his heirs, successors and assigns, shall, on all paved streets, keep
the paving in repair, where tracks are laid, between the rails and
' to the end of the ties on either side of the rails (§ 2, Ord. 1298,
-Feb. 12, 1906).
22-204. Tracks in center of street; good repair, not ob-
struct passage. All street railway tracks laid in pursuance of
this grant, shall be laid and kept as nearly as practicable in the
center of the street, or as directed by the City Council, and on
a level with the established grade of the streets upon .which such
street railway tracks are laid. The said street railway tracks and
appliances shall be kept and maintained at all times in good re-
pair by E. S. Alnut, his heirs, successors and assigns, and shall
obstruct as little as possible the passage of vehicles over the same
(§ 3, Ord. 1298, Feb, 12, 1906).
22-205. Pay City two per cent; pave crossings. That the
said E. S. Alnut, his heirs, successors.and assigns, after the taking
effect of this ordinance shall be required to pay unto the said City
two (2) per cent of the gross receipts accruing from the passen-
ger fares collected from all travel on said railway system within
the city limits of the City of Salina, Kansas, due or to become
due under the terms and provisions of said ordinance number
1298 but that in lieu. thereof the said E. S. Alnut, his heirs, suc-
cessors and assigns shall each year during the first twelve (12)
years of the existence of the franchise granted-herein spend in
the general betterments and improvements of said railway system
within the limits of the City of Salina, Kansas, at least two (Ti
240 Public Utilities; Franchises and Regulations. [Ch. 22,'Art. 2
Street Railway Franchise.
per cent of the proceeds accruing each year from the passenger
fares collected from all travel on said railway system within said
City. That out of the said two (2) per cent first to he expended
the said E. S. Alnut, his heirs, successors and assigns shall put
in paved crossings at the intersections of the streets on all paved
streets now occupied by the Salina Street Railway Company to
conform with the paving now thereon, and shall, upon all streets
that may be paved in the future, upon which said streets said rail-
way may then be located, at its own expense pave the street rail-
way crossings and one foot on each side thereof, in conformity
with the paving that shall be put on the ;balance of said streets;
that on all streets, avenues, alleys or lanes' or parts thereof-within
• said City occupied by the tracks of the said street railway sys-
' tern to be paved, repaired or improved in the future the said E.
S. Alnut, his heirs, successors and assigns shall replace any had
ties that may be then in said street railway tracks with good
serviceable ties and the said City reserves the right to pave under
and around such tracks and on such street's (,§.4, Ord. 1298, Feb.
12, 1906; Amd. by. § 2, Ord. 2247, Apr. 19, 1919.
22-206. Rate of fare; school children half fare. The rate
of fare for any one continuous and regular trip from one extreme
point of the city limits to another or on :any line of said street
railway, including transfer from one of the lines to another, shall
not exceed 5c, and the owners and operators of said street rail-
way system shall be required to give transfer tickets from one
line of this railway to another without extra charge for a con-
tinuous passage, but not for the transfer to a parallel return route.
Provided that children of less than five years of age and accom-
' panied by parents or some other person in charge thereof, shalt
be allowed to ride free, and further provided that all policemen
and firemen of the City of Salina, and• United States Mail
Carriers, while in the discharge of their duties, and wearing uni-
form or displaying badges of office shall be allowed to ride free.
For children under the age of sixteen years going to and from
the public schools, the fare shall not exceed two and one-half
cents (2%) for a one way trip (§ 5, Ord. 1298, Feb. 12, 1906.
• 22-207. Commence work; unpaved',crossings; hours and
intervals of service. That said E. S. Alnutt, his heirs, successors
and assigns shall begin actual work within the corporate limits
on said street railway within ninety days from the adoption of
• this ordinance, and shall have not less than one mile constructed
in six months and cars running on not less than four miles. on
one or more of the streets within twelve months from the adoption
of this Ordinance, and shall continuously operate, said Line during
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Miscellaneous Regulations.
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22-608. Poles in certain district prohibited. That from
and after the passage of this ordinance, it shall be unlawful for
any person, company or corporation' to set or erect any telegraph
or telephone poles or pole line in any street, avenue Or alley in the
City of Salina, Kansas, within that part of the City lying between
North Street on the north, South Street on the south, Front Street
on the east and Tenth Street on the west; Provided, that this sec-
tion shall not be construed to prevent the use, maintenance and
repair of pole lines now in use within said limits (§ 1, Ord. 1532,
Jan. 6, 1910).
22-609. Wires underground; exceptions. All telegraph
and telephone lines constructed after the adoption of this ordinance,
along or across ,any street, avenue or alley in the territory de-
scribed in Section One of this ordinance, shall be placed under
ground and in compliance with directions of the City Engineer of
the said City of Salina; Provided, that this section shall not be
construed to prevent additional cables and lines being ,placed on
• telegraph or telephone poles in use prior to January 1st, 1910 (§ 2,
Ord. 1532, Jan. 6-1910). e
22-610. Violation of Secs. 22-608 and 22-609; penalty.
Any person, company or corporation setting poles 'or placing wires
-
or cables in the streets, avenues or alleys of the City in violation
of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof in the Police Court shall be punished by a
fine in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars for each offense (§ 3,
Ord.'1532. Jan. 6, 1910).
22-611. Poles removed from Santa Fe and Iron Avenues.
It is hereby ordered that all telegraph, telephone and electric light
poles now. being on Santa Fe Avenue between Ash and Walnut
Streets and on'Iron Avenue between Fifth and Seventh Streets,
in the City of Salina,,and all hitching posts and posts sustaining
signs across sidewalks and all sidewalks or curb signs, within the
limits of said streets above defined, be removed therefrom within
sixty (60) days from the passage of this ordinance .(§ 1, Ord.
:721, July ' , 1913).
22-612. Removal of same by City. That in all cases where
the owners of such poles and posts.required by Section One hereof
to be removed fails or refuses to remove the same within the time
above specified, the Street Commissioner of the City of Salina is
hereby directed to remove the same and report the expense thereof
to the Council. (§ 2, Ord. 1721, July , 1913).
22-613. Trees; light and telephone companies to trim; •
supervision. That where trees and branches extending over the
streets, avenues and alleys of the City of Salina obstruct and pre-
Ch. 22,Art. 6] Public Utilities; Franchises and Regulations. 255.
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without the same having wholly passed through and been measured
by a meter provided for such purpose (§ 3, Ord. 2462, March
6-1922).
22-604. Employees of company; enter premises for in
spection. That the servants and employees of every company or
corporation supplying gas, electric current or water,to the City of
.Salina or its inhabitants shall have the right at all reasonable times
to enter the premises of every consumer of gas, electric current or
water at meter rates for the purpose of inspecting its wires, pipes
and meter to ascertain whether or not the meters are correctly •
measuring the whole quantity of gas, electric current or water
supplied to such consumer and a denial of'such right of inspection'.
during reasonable hours by any consumer at meter.rates, shall lbe.
prima facie ei-idence that such consumer is taking and using gas,
electric current or water as the case may be, without the whole:
quantity thereof passing through and being measured by a meter
provided for that purpose (§, 4, Ord. 2462, March 6, 1922).
22=605. Violation of Secs. 22-601, 22-602 and 22-603, pen
alty; company not bound to furnish gas, electricity or water.'
Every person who shall knowingly of intentionally violate Section
One (1), Two (2) or Three (3) of this Ordinance shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and on conviction thereof shall be fined in any
sum not to exceed fifty dollars ($50.00), and in addition thereto,
the individual, company or corporation, so supplying gas, electrical
current or water shall not be thereafter bound to 'furnish either
gas, electrical current or water to the .person so convicted of
fraudulently taking or using either gas, electric current or water
(§ 5, Ord. 2462, March 6, 1922).
22-606. Painting of poles required. That it is hereby
made the duty of the owner or owners, or lessee or lessees, or agent .
or agents of the owner or owners of all telegraph, telephone, elec-
tric light, street car, and other poles now standing or hereafter
placed in any parking, curb or street of the City of Salina and
used in any way by the public service companies or corporations
doing business in said City, to paint such poles, to the satisfaction
of the Street and Alley Committee- (§ 1, Ord. 1482, April 19,
1909).
22-607. Violation; of Sec 22-606; penalty. Any person,
firm, company or corporation failing or refusing to comply with .
the provisions of this ordinance, within ninety (90) 'lays after the
publication of this ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor and be punished by a fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars (§.2, Ord. 1482, April 19, 1909).
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. . _ Miscellaneous Regulations. '
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they- now are, and to the satisfaction of the said City Engineer
(§ 3, Ord. 8-19-1907).
22-510. Rules and regulations of City to govern Secs.
22-507 to 22-510. The rights and privileges herein granted shall
be and remain subject to all reasonable rules and regulations now
existing or hereafter enacted by the Mayor and Council of said
City (§ 4, Ord. 1387, 8-19-1907).
ARTICLE 6.—MISCELLANEOUS REGULATIONS.
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22-601. Tampering with electric, gas or water meters,
wires or pipes; misdemeanor. Every person who shall without
authority turn on, unseal or open an electric, gas or water meter or
service or in any way tamper with any electric wires, gas pipes and
water pipes or meters owned by any individual, company or cor-
poration supplying gas, electric current or water to the City of
Salina or its inhabitants, or who shall attach thereto any contriv-
ance, mechanism or device whatsoever, so as to prevent, or which
may be designed or intended to prevent the whole quantity of gas,
electric current or water supplied to any consumer at meter rates
from passing through and being measured by, the meter provided
for such purposes, and every consumer of gas, electric current or
water at meter rates who shall knowingly permit the same to be
done for his or her benefit, or for the benefit of any association, or
corporation in which he, or she may have any interest shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor (§ 1, Ord. 2462, March 6, 1922; see-also,
§.15-144).
22-602. Using or taking gas, electric current or water
not passing through meter; misdemeanor. Every consumer of
gas, electric current or water at meter rates who •shall, by means
' of any contrivance, mechanism or device whatsoever, knowingly
take, or use any gas, electricity or water without the whole quan-
tity so taken or used having passed through and been measured by
a meter provided for such purpose shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
(§ 2, Ord. 2462, March 6-1922).
22-603. Unlawful device on premises; prima facie evi-
dence against consumer. Proof of the existence of any con-
trivance, mechanism or device which prevents, or which may be
designed or intended to prevent the whole quantity of gas. electric
cutrent or water supplied to any consumer at meter rates from
passing through and being measured by a meter provided for such •
purpose on the premises of any consumer of gas, electricity or
water at meter rates, shall be prima facie-evidence that such con-
,
' sumer knew of the existence 'thereof, and that he was knowingly
taking and using gas, electric current or water as the case may be,
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Miscellaneous Franchises and Grants..
22-504. Shellabarger Mill & Elevator Company; poles,
• etc. That The Shellabarger Mill.& Elevator Company, its suc-
cessors and assigns, shall have the right, subject to the conditions
and restrictions hereinafter set forth, to erect and maintain poles
or posts and carry thereon insulated wires for the purpose of'carry-
ing and transmitting electrical currents, said poles to run from the
mill ground of such grantee located west of Santa Fe Avenue and
south of the right of way of the Union Pacific Railroad, in the
City of Salina, Kansas, thence east to and on Pacific Street to
Fourth Street, thence south on said Fourth Street to the building
known as the "D Elevator" belonging to said Shellabarger Mill &
Elevator Co., located on said street between Ash Street and Iron
Avenue 0 1, Ord. 1203, 10-19-1903).
22-505. Location of poles. Such posts shall be set at points
to be designated lw the City Engineer and upon the outer edge of
all streets over which they shall run, and the wires thereon shall
not be less than twenty (20) feet from the ground at any point
(a 2, Ord.-1203, 10-19-1903).
22-506. Duration of franchise; conditions, 22-504 and
22-505. The rights and privileges herein granted shall exist and
continue only so long as such poles and wires shall be used for the
purposes herein expressed and shall remain subject to all reason-
able rules and regulations now or hereafter enacted by the Mayor
and Council of said City 0 3, Ord. 1203, 10-19-1903).
22-507. John L. Bishop; drain or water pipe, etc. That
John L. Bishop, his successors or assigns, shall have the right, sub*
ject to the conditions and restrictions hereinafter set forth, to lay
a drain or water pipe, not exceeding eight inches in diameter, from
a point on the east side of.Fifth Street and at the southwest corner
of the building known as the Kansas Ice & Storage plant, in the
City of Salina, Kansas, southwest across Fifth Street to the east
end of the alley running east and west between Santa Fe Avenue.
and Fifth Street, thence west on said alley to the alley running
north and south between said Fifth Street and Santa Fe Avenue,
thence south down said last named alley to a point east of Lot 75
on Santa Fe Avenue (§,:1;• Ord. 1384,8-19-1907).
22-508. City Engineer designate location. That said pipe
or drain shall be laid at such depth below the surface of the ground
and at such locations in said street and alleys and follow such
course as shall be designated by the City Engineer (0 2, Ord. 1384,
8-19-1907). •
- 22-509. Excavation refilled, etc. The excavation caused
by the laying of said pipe or drain shall be refilled at the cost of
said John L. Bishop, and the street and alleys upon which such
work is done shall be, when completed, left in as good condition as
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Miscellaneous Franchises and Grants.
22-404. Penalty for violation. § 4. That any person,
partnership, company or corporation, or the president, superin-
. tendent, manager, agent, servant or employe thereof, who shall
fail, neglect or refuse to comply with any of the provisions or re-
quirements of this ordinance, or who shall violate the same shall
he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof
in the Police Court, shall be fined in any sum not exceeding One
Hundred Dollars for each and every offense.
• 22-405. Take effect. § 5. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publication once in the official
City paper.
Passed and approved, June 16, 1913.
(Seal) V. E. NIQUETTE, Mayor.
Attest: Clips. E. BANKER, City Clerk. ' •
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ARTICLE 5.—MISCELLANEOUS FRANCHISES
AND GRANTS.
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22-501. W. E. Whittaker; poles, etc. That permission be
and the same is hereby granted to W. E. Whittaker to erect, main- .
taro and operate a line or lines of poles and wires for carrying an.
electric current from the buildings of the Kansas Ice & Storage
Company in Walker's Addition to the City of Salina •along and
upon North Street, Front Street, Pine Street, Fourth Street and
Elm Street to the alley between Santa Fe Avenue and Seventh
Street, and south from Elm Street, along and upon Fifth Street,
the alley between Fifth Street and Santa Fe Avenue and the alley.
between Santa Fe Avenue and Seventh Street to Walnut Street,
subject,' however, to all reasonable• regulations and restrictions
hereafter adopted by the Mayor and Councilmen of said. City (§ 1,
Ord. 989, 4-24-1899).
• 22-502. Conditions governing Sec. 22-501. The poles and
wires erected tinder the provisions of this ordinance shall be so
placed as not to obstruct said streets and alleys and said wires shall
not be placed nearer than three feet to the wires of the fire alarm
system, or the telephone, telegraph or other electric wires (§ 2,
Ord. 989, 4-24-1899).
22-503. Additional grant to W. E. Whittaker. That per-
mission be and is hereby granted to W. E. Whittaker and his
assigns to construct, maintain and operate a line of poles and wire
for carrying an electric current from a point on its lines of wire
on Fourth Street over, and along'and upon Pine Street, west to the
west side of Seventh Street, subject to all the conditions and
restrictions set forth.in Ordinance No. 989 (§ 22-502. (§ I, Ord.
1011, 8-21-1899). • •
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Ch. 22, Art. 4] Public Utilities; Franchises and Regulations. . 231.
Street Railways; Regulating Operations..
Avenue between Ash and Walnut Streets, or at a greater speed
than twenty miles per hour in any other part of the City.
Third. No car shall be drawn or propelled at a greater rate .
of speed than four miles per hour while turning the corners from
one street to the other.
Fourth. No car shall be allowed to stop on the crosswalks, ex-
cept to avoid collisions, or to prevent danger to persons in the
street.
Fifth.• The conductor or motorman of .any car, and the per-
son•operating the motor of any car or train of cars, shall keep a
vigilant watch for all vehicles and persons on foot, especially •
children, either on the track or moving towards it, and on the
first appearance of danger to such persons or vehicles, the cars
shall be stopped 'in the shortest space possible.
Sixth. Conductors or motormen shall not allow ladies and
children to leave or enter the car while the same is in motion.•
Seventh. Conductors or motormen shall announce to pas-
sengers the names of the streets and the places where the cars
connect with or intersect ally other street railway line; and shall
also announce the name of each street crossing, at' least, fifty
feet before the car reaches said street crossing.
Eighth. The motorman or conductor of every car shall
remain at the front of the car and in charge of the motor while
the car is in motion, and shall sound a gong or alarm just he- -
fore crossing any intersecting street.
Ninth. All cars after sunset shall be provided with and
keep lighted suitable headlights.
Tenth. All street railway cars shall be brought to a full stop
before crossing any other street railway track or any steam rail-
way track in the City over which such street car line extends.
Eleventh. No street car shall stop on any street intersection,
except to prevent accident; and all cars going north shall be
stopped with the front platform at the south crossing; cars going
south with the front platform at the north crossing; cars going
west with the front platform at the east crossing; and cars going
east with the front platform at the west crossing.
22-403. Violation of ordinance: § 3. That any reason,
Partnership, company or corporation owning or operating any street
railway in the City of Salina, who shall fail, neglect or refuse to
comply with the requirements and provisions of this ordinance,
shall he deemed guilty of a violation of this ordinance, and each
and every day that said person, partnership, company or corpora-
tion fails to comply with the requirements and provisions hereof'
shall he deemed and is hereby declared to be a distinct and sepa-
rate offense and violation of this ordinance.
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Street Railways; Regulating Operations.
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person, company, partnership or corporation or the president,
manager, agent or employe thereof, shall fail to comply with the
provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed and is hereby declared
a'separate and distinct violation hereof.. Every person, company.
partnership or corporation or the president, manager, agent or
employe thereof, violating any of the provisions of this ordinance
shall, upon conviction thereof in the police court, be fined in any
sum not less than Twenty-five Dollars, ($25.00) and not more
than One Hundred Dollars, ($100.00)` for each and every such
offense.
22-318. Repeal of prior ordinance. § 18. Ordinance No.
1496, passed and approved June 21, 19W, is hereby repealed.
22-319. Take effect. § 19. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publication once in the Salina
Evening Journal.
Passed and approved, September 200, 1915,
J. E. PutNAM, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
ARTICLE 4.—STREET RAILWAYS; REGULATING
OPERATIONS.
• (Published in The Salina Journal, June 21st, 1913.),
Ordinance No. 1718. •
An ordinance regulating the operation of street railways in the
City of Salina,, and providing penalties for the violation
hereof.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Sali na:
22-401. Street cars equipped with fenders. § 1. That
any Person, partnership, company or corporation owning or oper-
ating any line of street railway in the City of Salina shall supply
and equip the cars thereof with proper sized fenders, and use the
same on such cars.
22-402. Rules for operation. §2. That the following
rules and regulations concerning the running of street railway
cars shall be binding upon and be observed by every person, part-
nership • company or corporation, and agents, servants or em-
ployes of the same, in the City of Salina:
First. No cars, when not in actual use for passenger serv-
ices, or travel, shall be kept standing in any street or other
thoroughfare.
Second. No street railway car shall be drawn or propelled
at a greater rate of speed than ten miles per hour on Santa Fe
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Street Railways; Regulating Construction and Maintenance.
outside Of each rail, and from one side of the cross street to the
other, and to come flush with the top of the rails. Provided, that
the City Council may, in all cases where reasonably necessary for
the proper police regulation of said City or for the proper regu-
lation and maintenance of the streets and alleys thereof, desig
hate which of the above named materials shall be used in the
construction of such crossings, and the manner of such construc-
tion.
22-313. No tracks above street grade. § 13. No person,. -
partnership, finis or corporation owning or operating a street
railway in the City of Salina shall, at any place in said City
construct or maintain its track with the rails of the same on a •
higher or lower level than the street grade at the point laid or
so as to in any manner interfere with the safe and convenient use
of any street or alley in said City as a public roadway.
22-314. Trolley wires 16 feet above street. § 14. Every
person. partnership, .firm or corporation owning or operating a
street railway in the City of Salina, and using and maintaining
any trolley wire in connection therewith; shall at all times•have said
trolley wire suspended at least sixteen (16) feet about the sur-
face of the street on which such trolley wire is located.
22-315. Double track; cars on right. § 15. Whenever
any person, partnership, firm or corporation shall at any point
in the• City of ,Salina, have constructed and have in operation a
double track, they shall run all cars along said double track on
the track on the right side, in the direction in which said car
is moving; Provided, however, that they may run any car on
the left track, in the direction in which said car is moving, for
a distance of three times the length of said car, and no further,
for the purpose of switching from one track to the other.
22-316. City may make regulations. § 16. Nothing in
this ordinance, or any permit issued under the provisions hereof,
shall be construed as preventing the City Council from at any
time issuing and making any reasonable order or regulation, in
regard to the construction, repair or maintenance of any street
railway track in said City of Salina, which in their judgment is
necessary for the protection of the public or the proper care and
maintenance of the streets or alleys of said City.,
22-317. Violations of ordinance; penalty. § 17. That
any person, company, partnership or corporation owning or oper-
ating. any street railway in the City of Salina, Kansas, or the
president, manager, agent or employe thereof, who shall fail to
comply with the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed
cmilty of a misdemeanor; and each and every day-that any such
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Street Railways; Regulating Construction and Maintenance.
• 22-309. City Engineer establish grades: § 9. The City
Engineer of the City of Salina, shall establish all grades for the
construction and laying of street railway tracks' in said City and
all street railway tracks laid or. constructed in the City of Salina,
• shall be laid and maintained to such grade.
22-310. Material; method of • construction. § 10. All
ties used in the building, rebuilding or repairing of street railway
tracks, in the City of Salina, shall. be good, straight, sound ties,
at least six (6) inches by eight (8) inches in size and seven (7)
feet long, and shall be laid not more than two (2) feet apart;
from center to center, on a -foundation of broken stone not less
than four (4) inches below the bottom of said ties, all well
tamped, and on all unpaved streets such broken stone shall ex-
tend up between the ties and to within one-half (%) inch of the
• top of the rails, all to be well rolled, and on all paved streets
such foundation shall he not less than five (5) inches deep below
the bottom of the ties and such broken stone shall extend up be-
tween the ties high enough that the base of the pavement will
rest thereon when put in place.
22-311. Railway company to maintain pavement. § 11.
Every person, partnership, firm or corporation owning or operat-
ing any street railway in the City of Salina, shall at all times
keep that portion of the streets or alleys of said City, occupied by .
their tracks, and lying between the rails thereof and for a dis-
tance of one (1) 'foot on the outside of the rails, on either side
of the track, in a good and serviceable condition as a public
street and roadway, and shall keep the same clean and free from
dirt or other refuse matter, and free of weeds, and when it be- ,
comes necessary to remove snow or ice from any such railway
track, it shall be so distributed over the remainder of the street
or alley as not to interfere with the safe and convenient use of
said street or alley by the public as a roadway. No person, part-
. nership, firm or corporation owning or operating a street railway
in the City of Salina, shall scatter any dirt, broken stone, gravel
or other refuse natter ovet the streets or alleys of said City,
except as in this ordinance provided, and if so scattered other-
wise, the same shall be immediately removed by the person, firm
or corporation scattering it.
22-312. Crossings on unpaved streets. § 12. Every per
son, partnership, firm or corporation owning or operating any
street railway in the City of Salina,. shall at all times maintain
good, safe and suitable crossings on all unpaved street 'crossings
crossed by their tracks. Such crossings to he constructed of
either boards, concrete, cement, broken stone or other suitable
ballast, to extend from rail to rail, and one (1) foot on the
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Street Railways; Regulating Construction and Maintenance. -
repairing any street railway in the City of Salina shall, at any one
time, have more than Five Hundred (500) feet of the surface
of any street or alley in said City dug up, removed or disturbed;
and any such person, partnership, firm or corporation digging up,
removing or disturbing any pavement; macadam;or dirt on any •
• street or alley in the City of Salina, for the purpose of building,
rebuilding or repairing any street railway in said City, shall with- _
in tell (10) clays, or a less time if reasonable and so specified
in the permit to do such work, from the time such pavement, •
macadam or dirt was so dug up, removed or disturbed at any
point replace such pavement, macadam or dirt at that point on said
street or alley and in so far as their work or acts have affected
said street or alley, at that point, put the same in a good and
serviceable condition as a roadway.
22-307. Removing and replacing paving, etc. § 7.. All
street pavement or macadam cut into, dug up, removed or dis-
turbed, under any permit herein provided for, shall be replaced
and removed with the same kind of material as that taken up
or disturbed and in as perfect and substantial condition as be-
fore being taken up or disturbed, and such.replacing and renew- '
ing of said pavement or macadam shall be clone by men ex-
perienced in such work and fully qualified to do. the same in a
proper and workmanlike manner.
22-308. Part of street kept open. § 8. All permits issued
under this ordinance shall among other things, fix reasonable
bounds within which the applicant therefor may occupy the street •
or alley desired to be excavated or disturbed, in operating under
, said permit, and such applicant shall not• occupy, more of the
street or alley than such permit provided for, either in prosecut-
ing the work allowed to be done under.said permit, or in piling
or scattering material for such work, or in piling or scattering
dirt or stone thereon, or in any other'manner obstructing its use
as a public roadway. Provided, that in all cases where reasonably .
possible a part of said street or alley shall be kept'open for public
use as a roadway, during the performance of any work under
such permit, and that in order to keep apart of such street or alley
open as a public roadway, any person, partnership, company or
corporation operating under any such permit shall, when reason-
ably necessary, keep all material and dirt, resulting from the per-
formance of such work piled and kept on one side of said street or
alley, and the Council may make any other reasonable provision
therefor. Provided further, that no dirt or material shall be piled
or scattered on the parking or sidewalk along such street, by the
applicant operating under said permit, unless permission is given
so to do in such permit.
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22-304. Engineer make investigation and report. § 4.
The City Clerk shall immediately; upon its receipt, forward the
application above' provided for, to the Acting Chairman of
the Street and Alley Committee, and the Street and Alley Com-
mittee and the.City Engineer shall investigate the matter of the
proposed work and present such application, and their report and
recommendation on the same, to the City Council at the next
regular meeting thereafter provided, however, that if such regular
• meeting.shall occur within four (4) days after the Street and
Alley Committee receive said application, they shall make their
report and recommendation on the same•to the City Council at
the next succeeding regular meeting thereafter.
22-305. Granting permit. §,5. If it shall be consistent
with the proper regulation of the public streets of said City,
and not in conflict with the proper police regulation of said City,
the City Council shall, after hearing the report and recommenda-
tion of the Street and Alley Committee, and City Engineer, grant
the permit as applied for, but they shall not grant any permit
until an application has been filed therefor, which is not in con-
flict with the proper regulation of the streets and the proper
police regulation of the City; Provided, however, that when the
work desired to be done is repair work the Street and Alley
Committee may grant a permit to do such work upon the filing
of an application therefor, as above provided, and investigation
and approval thereof; and provided further, that in all cases tin
applicant for a permit shall, before receiving such permit, give
to the City.of Salina a good and sufficient bond in the sum equal
to Two Dollars ($2.00) for each running foot of single track
• along which any pavement is to be dug up or disturbed, One
Dollar ($1.00) for each running foot of single track along which
any macadam is to be dug up or disturbed and Fifty Cents (50c)
for each running foot of single track along which any dirt street
is to be dug up or disturbed, none of which pavement, macadam
or dirt street to be dug up or disturbed more than nine (9) feet
in width along any line of track each line of said double •track
shall be considered as so nmch single track; such bond shall be ap-
proved as to sufficiency by the written approval of the Mayor and
as to form by the City Attorney, and shall be conditioned that
such applicant will faith hilly comply with all of the terms and
conditions of this ordinance, in operating under such permit, and
will indemnify and save harniless the City of Salina, against all
costs, expenses, damages and injuries by said City sustained by
reason of said applicant onerating under the permit applied for.
22-306. Not over 500 feet removed at one time. § 6. No
person, partnership, firm or corporation building, rebuilding or
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Ch. 22,Art. 3] Public Utilities; Franchises and Regulations. 245
Street Railways; Regulating Construction and Maintenance.
ARTICLE 3.—STREET RAILWAYS; REGULATING
CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE.
(Published in the Salina Evening Journal September 25, 1915.)
Ordinance No. 1884.
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•
An ordinance regulating the construction, operation, building, re-
building, repairing and maintenance of street railways •in the
City of Salina, Kansas, providing penalties for the violation
hereof, and repealing ordinance No. 1496, passed and ap-
proved June 21, 1909.
' Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Saline:
22-301. Parties governed. § 1. Every person, partner:.
ship, firm or corporation engaged in constructing, operating;
building, rebuilding, repairing or maintaining any street railway
in the City of Salina, shall be governed by and subject to the
provisions of this ordinance.
22-302. Permit for excavations. § 2. Before any such
person, partnership, firm or corporation shall make any excava-
tion or dig any trench or ditch in any of the streets, alleys or .
other public grounds in the said City of Salina, or shall dig up, take
up, remove or disturb, in any manner or to any extent any of
the paving or macadam on any of the streets, alleys or other pub-
lic grounds in said City, for the purpose of building, rebuilding.
• repairing or maintaining any street railway, they shall obtain
from the City Council of said City,a permit to do such work.
22-303. Application; contents. § 3. For 'the purpose of
obtaining the permit above provided for, the party desiring to
obtain the same shall file with the City Clerk of Salina a written
application asking for such permit. Such application shall state:
First. The-location at which said work is to be done.
Second. The purpose for which said work is intended and
the nature and kind of work intended to be clone, giving a full
description of the same.
Third. The time when the work is intended to be com-
menced thereon and the time required to, complete the same.
Fourth. The portion they intend to occupy in any street or
alley, both as to length and width, in the performance of said
• work to the exclusion of the public use of such portion as a public
roadway. •
Fifth. Inny case where rails are to he placed on any such
street car track, the weight of the rails so to be laid. •
Sixth. Whether the track to he built is to he single or
double track and where it is intended to be laid on the street on
which it is to be constructed.
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244 Public Utilities; Franchises and Regulations. [Ch. 22, Art. 2
Street Railway Franchise.
•
they shall in either and all cases remove their tracks from the
streets and public grounds of said City and said streets shall be
placed in thorough repair by the said E. S. Alnutt, his heirs, suc-
cessors and assigns (§ 17, Ord. 1298, Feb. 12, 1906).
22-219. Save City harmless account damage. • The said
E. S. Alnutt, his heirs, successors and assigns shall save the City
of Salina harmless from all costs, damages and expenses for the
payment of which the City may become liable to any person or
persons or corporation or corporations by reason of the con-
struction, maintenance or operation of said system, tracks, power
house and appurtenances thereto by reason of the said E. S.
Alnutt, his heirs, successors and assigns failing to conform to or
comply with the requirements and provisions of this ordinance
, and shall keep the principal office of said railway system in the
City of Salina (§ 18, Ord. 1298, Feb. 12, 1906).
22-220. Acceptance by grantee. Said E. S. Alnutt, his
heirs, successors,and assigns, within 30 days from the adoption
of this ordinance, shall file with the City Clerk of this City his
acceptance of the privileges and rights of such franchise herein
granted, subject to restrictions and qualifications herein men-
tioned. And the said E. S. Alnutt, his heirs, successors, and as-
signs shall 'pay the cost of the publication of this ordinance 019,
Ord. 1298, Feb. 12, 1906).
- 22-221. Take effect. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication once in the Salina
Evening Journal (§.20, Ord. 1298, Feb. 12, 1906).
• Published in Salina Evening Journal Feb. 13, I906.
Ordinance 1298 accepted in writing filed in' City Clerk's of-
fice.Feb. 12, 1906.
Ordinance 2247 amending Ordinance 1298 accepted in writ-
ing filed in City Clerk's office April 23rd, 1919.
Ordinance construed: • City of Salina vs. Salina Street Rail-
• Way Company, 114 Kans. 734.
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Ch. 22, Art. 2] Public Utilities; Franchises and Regulations. - 243
Street Railway Franchise. •
22-215. Right in City to impose regulations. The City
reserves the right to impose reasonable' regulations and restric-
tions on the said E. S. Alnutt, his heirs, successors and assigns
in respect to the speed at which cars may run, and such other
regulations as may be necessary to secure the safety and comfort
of passengers in said cars, and for the protection of the people
using such streets (§ 14, Ord. 1298, Feb. 12, 1906).
22-216. Right of way; other vehicles turn out. Cars of
said railway system shall at all times be entitled to its tracks, and
the driver of any vehicle on the track or at the side thereof, shall
• turn out such vehicle before the approach of any car, provided
that teams or other fire apparatus of the City of Salina, on an-
swering an alarm of fire shall have the right of way, upon, over
and across and along the track of said railway system, and the. ,
cars of said railway system -shall be stopped immediately upon
. the sounding of the fire alarm and approach of fire apparatus,
and at all times the cars shall be stopped when the apparatus of
the fire department shall be within a distance of 300 feet of the
cars of said railway, and said cars shall remain at a standstill•
until the city fire department has passed (sj 15, Ord. 1298, Feb.
12, 1906).
22-217. • Right to grant other franchises. If at any time
after the expiration of two years, the City Council shall deem
it necessary to the interests of the City to construct a street rail-
way on any other streets of the City of Salina on which at the
time there shall-be no street railway in operation, and said City
Council shall give notice in writing to the said E. S. Alnutt, his
successors and assigns of a desire for said railway, and if the
said E. S. Alnutt, his successors and assigns shall fail to con-
struct and operate a street railway on such street or streets with-
in six months after the date of such notice, then the said E. S..
Alnutt, his heirs, successors or assigns shall forfeit the right of
\vav on such street or streets specified in said notice, provided
that the said E. S. Alnutt. his heirs, successors and assigns shall
• not be required to construct more than two miles of new railway
within any one year after receiving such notice (§ 16, Ord. 1298,
Feb. 12, 1906).
22-218. Failure to run cars; remove tracks from streets.
If during the. existence of this franchise, the said E. S. Alnutt,
his heirs, successors and assigns shall for any cause fail to run
their cars over any portion of said railway tracks, or if any por-
tion of such tracks shall be abandoned, or if, after the expiration
of the grant of this franchise, the said E. S. Alnutt, his suc-
cessors and assigns shall cease to operate their cars in said City,
242 Public Utilities; Franchises and Regulations. [Ch. 22,Art. 2
Street Railway Franchise.
way at the city limits to any line of interurban raihvay, and shall
be allowed to grant the privilege to any such interurban line to
operate or jointly operate cars on any or all streets on which a
railway has been constructed by E. S. Alnutt, his heirs and as-
signs under this ordinance (§ 10, Ord. 1298, Feb. 12, 1906).
22-212. Other tracks right to cross. A right to grant
other individual or individuals, corporation or corporations, the
right and privileges to cross the tracks laid under this franchise
with other tracks for -street railway purposes, is hereby reserved
to the City, except that the city hereby contracts and agrees to
. grant no such franchise as will interfere with the operation of
the cars of the said E. S. Alnutt, his heirs, successors and as-
signs. The said City reserves the right to take up the tracks and
• remove the rails of said railway system, when necessary to effect
ally public improvement: The taking up and relaying of •such
tracks, and placing the roadbed in its proper condition to be clone
at' the expense of the City without unnecessary delay. When-
ever it becomes necessary to remove snow or ice from .said
tracks, it shall be removed and distributed by said E. S. Alnutt
his successors and assigns over and along said streets, so as not
to obstruct the free use•and Occupancy of the streets by the public
( 11: Ord. 1298, Feb. 12, 1906).
22-213. Erect poles. For the convenient operation of said
street railway in connection with interurban railway the said E.
S.. Alnutt, his heirs, successors and assigns are hereby given, the
right and privilege to erect such poles and wires either for tele-
phone or telegraph, or both as the operating of said street rail-
Way may require; provided that the right to attach at any time
to any of said poles the City fire alarm wires is hereby expressly
reserved to the City, and said poles are hereby made a municipal
instrumentality for that purpose, providing such attachment be
made so as not to interfere with such poles for street railway pur-
poses, and 'such attachments shall' he made and Maintained under
the direction of said E. S. Alnutt, his heirs, successors and as-
signs ($ 12, Ord. 1298, Feb. 12, 1906).
• . - 22-214. Police protection. Said street railway, its em-,
ployes and property shall be under the 'police protection of said
City, and it shall be the duty of the officers of the said City to
give assistance such as is needed to keep persons, teams and other
obstructions from impeding the traffic of said street railway; nor
will the City permit the various 'steam lines entering the corporate
limits of the City to allow either freight or passenger •trains to
remain on the crossing of said street railway for a longer period
than five minutes (§ 13, Ord. 1298, Feb. 12, 1906).
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Ch. 22, Art. 2] Public'Utilities; Franchises and Regulations. 241
Street Railway Franchise.
the life of this- franchise. The first track laid shall be on Santa
Fe Avenue from Kansas Wesleyan University to North Street,
thence west on North Street to Ninth Street, thence south on Ninth
Street to Ash Street, thence east on Ash Street to Santa Fe
Avenue. E. S. Alnutt, his heirs, successors and assigns shall at
all unpaved crossings put in suitable ballast, either boards, cement
or suitable material to come flush with top of the rails, and all
crossings where tracks are laid, and such crossings ballast to ex-
tend from rail 'to rail, and 12 inches on the outside of said rail •
and from one side of the cross street to the other, and all such
crossing ballast shall he maintained and kept in repair by E. S.
Alnutt, his heirs, successors and assigns until such. crossings may
be paved. Said E. S. Alnutt, his heirs, successors and assigns
• shall operate the cars between the hours of six o'clock A. M. and
eleven o'clock P. M., at intervals ,not. greater than one-half hour,
on each and every day during the life of this franchise, after
the commencement of regular service, and on Santa Fe Avenue at
intervals not greater than one-fourth hour, and a failure so to do,
shall work a forfeiture of any and all rights herein granted.
An exception is made to the above, in so much that if the said
E. S. Alnutt, his heirs, successors and assigns are prevented from
operating the cars on account of strikes, interference of municipal,
civil, state or military authorities, or because of said authorities
preventing the Operation of said cars, or for any other unavoidable •
cause, then the cessation of service shall not work as a forfeiture.
of this franchise or any part of it, or any of the rights or privileges
herein ($ 6, Ord. 1298, Feb. 12, 1906). •
22-208. New cars; clean; good repair; heated. The said
system of street' railway shall be equipped with new cars of the
latest improved pattern, and all cars shall at times be kept clean
and in .good repair, properly painted, and heated comfortably in
cold weather (§ 7, Ord. 1298, Feb. 12, 1906 .
22-209. Culverts and drains. The said E. S. Alnutt, his
heirs, successors and assigns shall put in all necessary culverts
and drain boxes, under the direction of the City Street Commis-
sioner, when it•is necessary to put them in for the drainage of
the surface of the street along the line of said street railway,
but not for sewerage or other City improvements (ti 8, Ord.
1298, Feb. 12, 1906).
22-210. Weight of rails. All rails used in the construction
of said street railway shall not he lighter than forty pounds to the
-lineal yard (S 9: Ord. 1298, Feb. 12, 1906). •
'22-211. Connect with interurban. E. S. Alnutt, his heirs,
and assigns shall have the privilege of connecting the line of rail-
Ch. 2'L,Art. 11 Railroad Rights of Way. • 237.
C., K. & N. Ry. Co. .(Rock Island).
vent the proper construction and operation of electric light, power
and telephone lines, such trees or branches may be cut and trimmed
by the company operating such lines sufficient to permit the proper. '
construction and operation of sitch lines, such-trimming, however,
to be clone under the direction and supervision of the Street Com-
missioner of said City and in such manner as not to unnecessarily
injure or impair the life and appearance of,such trees (§ 1, Ord.
1573, Aug. 15, 1910).
CHAPTER 23.-RAILROAD RIGHTS OF WAY.
Article 1.-Chicago, Kansas & Neb. Ry Co.. (Rock Island).
23-101 to 23-109.
• 2.-Chicago, Kansas & Western Railroad Co. (Santa
Fe).-23-201 to 23-212. •
•
3.-Chicago; Rock Island & Pacific Railroad- Co.--
23-301 to 23-302.
4.-Kansas & Colorado Railroad Company (Missouri
Pacific).-23-401 to 23-405.
5.-Kansas and Colorado Pacific Ry. Co. .(Missouri
Pacific).-23-501 to 23-511.
6.-Missouri Pacific Railway Company.-23-601. to
23-623.
7.-Salina Northern Railroad Company (Santa Fe).
. -23-701 to 23-704.
. 8.-Salina and Southwestern Railroad Co. (Union
Pacific).-23-801 to 23-827.
9.-Union Pacific Railway Company.-23-901 to
23-943.
10.-Ordinances and Contracts Relating to Union Sta-
tion.-23-1001 to 23-1010.
•
ARTICLE 1.-CHICAGO, KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
RAILWAY CO. (ROCK ISLAND).
•
Ordinance No. 568.
•
(Published in Salina Daily Journal, June 17, 1887,1887.)
An Ordinance concerning the right of way of the Chicago, Kansas
and Nebraska Railway Company.
Be it ordained by the Mayor •and Councilmen of the City of
Salina:
• 23-101. Land for right of way taken. § 1. It is hereby
proposed and determined to take for the use of the Chicago, .
Kansas and Nebraska Railway'Company, for right of way for a
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258 Railroad Rights of Way. [Ch. 23, Art. 1
C:, K. & N. Ry. .Co. (Rock Island).
railway with turnouts and side tracks and for other railway pur-
poses the following described real estate situated in the said City
of Salina, Saline County, Kansas, or so much thereof as may be
necessary for said purposes, to-wit: Lots No. 15-16-17-18-19-
20-21-22-23-24-25-26-27 and 28 on Front Street in Jones Addi-
tion to the City of Salina. Lots No. 8 10 12 14 16 18 20-22
24-26-28-30-32-34-36 and 38 on Second Street in Jones Addition
to the City of Salina; Lots No. 2-4-6 and 8.on Second Street in the
City of Salina. Lots No. 3-5-7-9-11-12-14-16 on Third Street in
the City of Salina; Lots No. 15-17-14-16 & 18 on Fourth Street
in the City of Salina; Lots 13-15-17-14-16 and 18 on Fifth Street
in the City of Salina; Lots No. 13-15-17-14-16 and 18 on Santa
Fe Avenue in the City of Salina; Lots No. 13-15-17-14-16 and
18 on Seventh Street in the City of Salina; Lots No. 13-15-17-
and 14 on Eighth Street in the City of Salina; Lots No. 15-16-17
• and 18 on Pine Street in the City of Salina; Lots No. 23-24-25-
26-27 28 29 30 31 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 and 22 in Block 7,
• Depot Addition to the City of Salina; Lots No. 11-12-13-14-15-
1'6-17-18-19-20-21-22-23-24-25 and 26 in Block 8, Dtpot Addi-
tion-,in the City of Salina; Lots No. 6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-
16-17-18-19-20 and 21 in Block 12, Depot Addition to the City of
Salina. Lots No. 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13 and 14, Block 13,
Depot Addition to the City of Salina; and a triangular piece he-
longing,to J. Weaver on Thirteenth Street west of Block No. 13,
Depot Addition to the City of Salina.
23-1.02. City Engineer to make plat § 2. The City En-
gineer is hereby directed forthwith to make a survey and plot of
the Parcels and tracts of land above described as provided in Sec-
tion 1 of Ordinance No. 381, approved June 26, 1883, and file the
same with all convenient speed.
Ordinance No. 601. •
(Published in Salina Daily_Journal, Oct. 6, 1887.)
23-103. Right of way granted across and along certain
streets and alleys; main line and Fourth Street. § 1. That
the right of way be and the same is hereby granted to the Chicago,
Kansas and Nebraska Railway Company, its successors and assigns
to construct, operate and forever maintain the main line of' its,
railway„ with such sidetracks, switches and second tracks, appur-
tenant thereto as said company may deem necessary over, through,
along and across and upon the streets avenues and alleys of said
City from the east line of said City to the west line thereof across
and upon Cleveland Avenue, Railroad Avenue, Arthur Avenue,
Garfield Avenue, Pacific Avenue, Grant Avenue, First Street,
Ch. 23, Art. 1] Railroad Rights of Way. 259
C., K. & N. Ry. Co. (Rock Island).
Second Street, North Street, Third Street, Fourth Street, Fifth
Street, Santa Fe Avenue, Seventh, Street, Eighth Street, Ninth
Street, Tenth Street, Eleventh Street, Twelfth Street,'Thirteenth
Street, Fourteenth Street, Phillips Street, College Avenue, Simp-
son Street, Clark Street, Chicago Avenue and Short Street, and
along and upon Bishop Street, and across all alleys intersected by
said railway. And also the right to build, maintain and operate a
single track railway from some point on its line east of Fourth
Street to, along and upon the east side of Fourth, Street in said
City.
23-104. Established grades. § 2. The said railway shall
be constructed and maintained at the established grade in all streets
and alleys.
23-105. 'Construct and maintain crossings and culverts;
supervision of City Engineer. § 3. The said railway company
shall construct and maintain suitable crossings over its tracks, side
tracks and switches at all streets and alley crossings; also, proper
culverts and waterways along and across its tracks, side tracks and
switches whenever and wherever required by said City; and the
said crossings, culverts and waterways are to be so constructed and
maintained under the supervision of and in accordance with the
directions of the City Engineer of said City.
23-106. Rights subject to regulations of City. § 4. The
right of way and the use of the streets, avenues and alleys de-
scribed, and upon which the railroad tracks, switches, turnouts and
side tracks hereby authorized to be construed shall be built,.shall
be, remain and vest in such railway company its successors and
assigns,'so long as the same be used as aforesaid for the , pur-
pose of constructing and operating a railway and shall be subject to
all rules, ordinances and regulations made by the City of Salina in
the exercise of its lawful powers.
Ordinance No. 1117.
(Published in the Salina Daily Republican Journal,
February 18, 1902.)
23-107. Right to construct spur track across Fifth Street.
§ 1. That there be and is hereby granted to the Chicago,
Kansas & Nebraska Railway Company, its successors, lessees and -
assigns, the right to construct, maintain and operate a side track or
spur from a point on its main track about one hundred feet east of
Fifth Street, in the City of Salina, westward along and upon the
south side of the said main track of said railway company over and
across said Fifth Street to a point south of the building of the
Marion Manufacturing Company, subject, however, to the restric-
360 • Railroad Rights of Way. [Ch. 23, Art. 2
• C., K. & W. R. R. Co. (Santa Fe).
tions and conditions hereinafter. set forth, and subject to such
reasonable rules and regulations now or hereafter enacted by the
Mayor and Council of said City.
23-108. Established grade; sidewalks and crossings; cul-
verts, etc. § 2. Said side track or spur shall be constructed and
maintained at the established grade of said Fifth Street, and said
railway company shall provide and maintain suitable and safe street
and sidewalk crossings over said track where the same intersects
with,and crosses said Fifth Street and where the same crosses any
alley of said City, and shall provide and maintain suitable culverts
and waterways under the same when, where and as directed by
order of the Mayor and Council of said City.
- 23-109. Forfeiture. § 3. That if said railway company
fails or .neglects to construct said side track or spur within three
months from this date, all the rights herein granted shall be for-
feited and revert to said City.
• ARTICLE 2.—CHICAGO, KANSAS AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY (SANTA FE).
• Ordinance No. 564.
(Published in Salina Daily Journal, June 7, 1887.)
An Ordinance concerning the right of way for the Chicago, Kan-
sas'and Western Railroad.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
• Salina, Kansas:
23-201. Land for right of way taken. § 1. It is hereby
proposed and determined to take for the use of the Chicago,
Kansas and Western Railroad Company for right of way a rail-
road with turn outs and side tracks and for other railroad purposes
the following described real estate situated in the City of Salina,
Saline County, Kansas, to-wit: Beginning 930 feet south of the
north west corner of the south east Quarter of Section 12-14-3,
thence east 350 feet to the Smoky Hill River, thence north easterly
along the bank of said river to a point on said river bank due south
of a point on the half section line, 1450 feet east of said north west
corner, thence north 162Y2 feet, thence west parallel with the center
line of said section to the southern boundary of the Missouri
Pacifioright of way, thence westerly along said'right of way to the
east line of Front Street, thence south to the place of beginning.
Lot No. 14 on Front Street. Lot No. 27 on, Second Street, a strip
of land 50 feet wide across the County Park between 2nd and 3rd
Streets, the north line of which shall be 200 feet south' of the south
line of Pine Street, Lot No. 28 on Third Street, Lots No. 27 and
Ch. 23,Art, 2] Railroad Rights of Way. 201
C., K. & W. R. R. Co. (Santa Fe).
28 on Fourth Street, Lots 24-25-26-27-28 & 30 on Fifth Street,
Lots 23-24-25-26-27-28 & 29 on Santa Fe Avenue, Lots 23-25
and 27 on Seventh Street, Lots 20-21-22, Grover & Van' Fleet's
Subdivision of Church Park, Seventh Street. Lots 1-2 and 3,
Grover and Van Fleet's Sub-Division of Church Park on Eighth
Street, s% of Lot 24 and Lot 25, N,% E/ Lot 28 on Eighth
Street, Lot 18 on Ninth Street, Bishop's Addn:, Lots 61 and 62 on
Tenth Street, Bishop's Addition, NY, Lot 11•on Eleventh Street,
NY,. Lot 11 on Twelfth Street, Weaver's Addition, Lot 16 on
Twelfth Street and Lot No. 15 on Thirteenth Street,. Weaver's
Addition, a fraction of Lot No. 14 on Thirteenth Street, a portion
of Weaver's Reserve 50 from south side of Lot 15 on Fourteenth
Street, a fraction of Lot 13 on 15th Street, Weaver's 2nd Addi.
• 23-202. City Engineer make survey. § 2. The City En-'
gineer is hereby directed forthwith to make a survey and plat of
the parcels and tracts of land above described as provided in Sec-
tion 1. of Ordinance No. 381, approved June 26th, 1883, and file
the same with all convenient speed.
23-203. Land for right of way taken. 'Ordinance No:
587, passed and approved July 29th, 1887, provides for the appro-
priation of certain private property for the use of the Chicago.
Kansas & Western Railroad Comany for right of way through the
City of Salina and for depot grounds, terminal facilities and other
purposes; such land being described as follows: Lots 7 to 11
inclusive in Block 13, Lots 8 to 12 inclusive and Lots 16 to 20
inclusive in Block 12; Lots I to 9 inclusive and Lots 11 to 15 in-
. elusive and Lots 23'to 26 inclusive in Block 8, and Lots 11 to 16
'inclusive and Lots 30 to 34 inclusive in Block 7, all in Depot Ad-
dition to the City of Salina, Kansas; also Lot 5 and Lots 7 to 14
inclusive on 8th Street, Lot 3 and Lots 5 to 11 inclusive on 7th
Street, Lot 1 and Lots 3 to 10 inclusive and Lot 12 on Santa Fe
Avenue, Lots. 1 to 4 inclusive and Lots 6 and 8 on Fifth Street,
and Lots 2 and 4 on Fourth Street all in the Original Town of
Salina: also Lots 2-4-6-8 and 10 on Fourth Street, Lots 1-3-5-7-9
to 16 inclusive and Lots 18-20-22 and '24 on Third Street, Lots
15-17-19-21-23-25-26-27-28-30-32-34-36-38 and 40 on Second
Street, and Lots 14 to 23 inclusive on Front Street, all in Jones Ad-
dition, City of Salina, Kansas; also all of Block 13 and Lots 9-11-13
and Lots 15 to 28 inclusive in Block 12, Lots 1 to 6 inclusive and
Lots 8-10 and 12 in Block 5. Lot's 23-25-27.and 28 in Block 11, and
Lots 1 to 20 inclusive and Lots 22-24 and 26 in Block 6; and the
West one-half of Block 7 all in Morris Addition to the City of
Salina. The ordinance also provides for the appointment of com-
, missioners for the appraisement of said property, the method of
such procedure to be followed by such commissioners and for the
filing of their report and for the taking effect of such ordinance.
962 • Railroad Rights of Way. [Ch. 23,Art. 2
C., K. & W. R. R. Co. (Santa Fe).
•
Ordinance No. 586.
(Published in Salina Daily Journal, July 29, 1887.)
23-204. Right of way granted for main line across cer-
tain streets and alleys. § 1. That there be and hereby is
granted to the Chicago, Kansas and Western Railroad Company
the right to construct, operate and forever maintain a line of
standard gauge railroad into and thru the City of Salina, Kansas,
commencing at a point 223 feet more or less south of the Union
Pacific along the east line of Section 12, thence southwesterly as
the same is now located as shown by the map of location now or.
file in the office of the City Clerk of said City over and across all
intermediate streets and alleys when completed or which may here-
_ after be completed until the line reaches Front Street, thence across
Front Street continuing in a south westerly direction across
Pacific Street„Second Street, Third Street, Fourth Street, North
Street, Fifth- Street, Santa Fe Avenue, Seventh Street, Eighth
Street, Ninth Street, Tenth Street, Eleventh Street, Twelfth Street
and Thirteenth .Street and over and across all intervening alleys
and streets between said Front Street and Thirteenth Street, which
are now or hereafter may be located between the point of begin- •
ning through said City.
23-205. Side tracks authorized. § 2. That the said The
Chicago, Kansas and Western Railroad Company be and is hereby
authorized to construct, operate and maintain two or more side
tracks from the east line of the City Limits •to Tenth Street.
23-206. Spur track along Fourth Street. § 3. That the
said The Chicago, Kansas and Western Railroad Company'be and
is hereby authorized to construct, operate and forever maintain a
spur track commencing at a point of connection with the main
track of said line of railroad between Second and Third Streets in
said City, crossing Third Street and North Street and down
Fourth Street along the east side of the Salina and Southwestern
Railway to Iron Avenue in the neighborhood of the elevators in
said City, crossing all intervening streets and alleys, the center of
said traek shall be laid 20 feet from the center of said The Salina
and Southwestern track as the same is now constructed.
Ordinance No. 739.
(Published in Saline County Journal, May 1, 1890.)
23-207. Right of way for switch across certain streets.
§ 1. That there be and is hereby granted to the Chicago, Kansas
and Western Railroad Company, the right to construct, operate
and maintain a switch or spur from a point of connection with its
main track at or near the intersection of said main track with the
Ch. 23,Art. 2] Railroad Rights of Way. 263
C., K. & W. R, R. Co. (Santa Fe).
west line of Fourth Street in said City, thence along North Street
in said City to a point at or near the intersection of said North
' Street with the west line of Santa Fe Avenue in said City, and
also over and across Seventh Street in said City near the mills and
elevators of The Salina Mill and Elevator Company, subject to the
conditions and provisions in this ordinance specified and to all such
police regulations as may be exercised in said City.
23-208. Conditions of grant. § 2. That the right of way
and the use'of that-portion of North Street; upon which the rail-
road track contemplated by this ordinance shall be 'built, shall be,
remain and vest in said railroad company so long as the same shall
be used as in this ordinance specified, for the purpose of said rail-
road company and with all reasonable rules and regulations herein-
after made by the City of Salina, Kansas, in the exercise of its
legal police power; Provided however, the City of Salina reserves
to itself the right to grant to any other railroad company or com-
panies the right of way to construct, maintain and operate tracks
and run engines, cars and trains upon the same, upon any portion
of said North Street not actually used and occupied by said
Chicago, Kansas and Western Railroad Company, by virtue of this
' ordinance.
23-209. Construct and maintain crossings and culverts.
§ 3. That the Chicago. Kansas and Western Railroad Company-
shall make, provide and maintain at its own expense, substantial
and sufficient crossings and approaches over its railroad track for
each street crossing said track on North Street and on Seventh
Street, and shall make, provide and maintain all necessary culverts
tinder said track for the passage of water, and shall leave no
obstruction in said North Street not necessary for the proper con-
struction and operation of said railroad track.
, 23-210. Pay damages. § 4. That in case the property of
any.person or persons is damaged or injured by reason of this
grant of the right of way by this ordinance made, and such damage
so sustained, shall be substantiated and adjudged by due process
of law, the Chicago, Kansas and Western Railroad Company shall
alone be responsible and pay all damages and injuries so sustained
and adjudged..
23-211. Not interfere with grants to other companies.
§ 5. That the right of way hereby granted to the Chicago, Kansas
and Western Railroad Company shall in no case affect the rights
of the City of Salina, Kansas, granting the right of way along
and across said North and Seventh Streets and across the track of
the said Chicago, Kansas and ,Western Railroad Company to any
other company or companies.
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264. Railroad Rights of Way. [Ch. 33,Arts.3, 4
• C., R. I &.P. R. R. Co.; K. & C. R. R. Co.. (Mo. Pac.).
23-212. Cars not stand in-North Street. § 6. That the
said Chicago, Kansas and Western Railroad Company or any com-
pany operating said right of way shall not leave or permit cars to
stand on any portion of said right of way lying and situated on
North Street for a longer period than ten minutes.
ARTICLE 3—CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY.
(See Secs. 23-101 to 23-. . ..)
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(Published in the Salina Daily Union, January 21, 1918.)
Ordinance No. 2143.
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23-301. ' Right of way for switch track across Fifth
Street. § 1. That the right of way be and the same is hereby
granted to the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Con-
, pany to build, maintain and operate a switch track and to run its
trains, engines, cars thereon upon and across Fifth Street in the
City of Salina, Kansas, a distance of about, 15 feet north of the.
present main line track of said company as the same now crosses
Fifth Street in said City.
23-302. Specifications of City Engineer. § 2. Said
switch track to be built and constructed in accordance with the
plans and specifications of the City Engineer and the Street and
Alley Committee relating to railroad crossings on unpaved streets.
in said City.
ARTICLE 4.—KANSAS AND COLORADO RAILROAD
COMPANY (MISSOURI PACIFIC).
Ordinance No. 500.
(Published in Saline County Journal, Aug. 19, 1886.)
• 23-401. Right of way; Ash Street to southern limits of
City. § 1. That the right of way be and the same is hereby
granted to the Kansas and Colorado Railroad Company, its suc-
cessors, lessees and assigns to construct, maintain and operate a •
single track railroad and such .side tracks as it shall deem nec-
essary for the transaction of the business of the Company and the
accommodation of the public, and run its engines and cars.upon
the same through said City of Salina from a point on the north
line of Ash, Street in the said City osf Salina within 200 feet of
the western limits.of said City, thence south along or near and not
exceeding 100 feet from the western limits of the City of Salina
to the south line of said City with the right to cross any and all
etreets, avenues and alleys intersecting or crossing said right of
way herein granted, subject to the conditions and provisions of
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K. & C. P. R. R. Co. (Mo. Pac.).
this ordinance and to all such reasonable police regulations as may
be exercised by the City as to the operation of said road and the
running of trains and cars in the City.
23-402. City regulate construction side tracks,,etc. § 2.
That the. City of Salina reserves unto itself the right to regulate
by ordinance the way and manner in which all turnouts, side
tracks and switches shall be constructed. .
23-403. Construct and.maintain crossings and culverts.
§.3. That the said Kansas -and Colorado Railroad Company, its
successors, lessees and assigns shall make, provide and maintain
at its own expense, substantial and sufficient crossings and ap-
proaches over its railroad track for each street and alley crossing
said track, when required so to! do by resolution of the City.
Council and shall make culverts under said track for the drainage
of water.
23-404. Pay damages. § 4. That in case the property of
any person or persons is damaged or injured by reason of the
grant of this right of way by this ordinance or.the construction
of said railroad, and such damage or injury shall he adjudged by
due process of law, the Kansas and Colorado' Railway Company
shall alone be responsible and shall pay all damage and injuries so
sustained and adjudged.
23-405. Regulations of City. § 5. That the right, privi-
leges and grants given by this ordinance to the said Railway Com-;
patty; its successors, lessees and assigns shall be and vest in the said
railroad company a long as the same shall be used for railway pur-
poses and with reasonable rules and regulations hereafter made
by the City of Salina in the exercise of its legal powers.
ARTICLE 5.—KANSAS AND COLORADO PACIFIC RAIL-'
WAY COMPANY (MISSOURI PACIFIC),.
Ordinance No. 775.
(Published in Salina Daily Republican, June 24th, .1891.)
23-501. Right of way for switch 'or spur along North
Street. § 1. That there be and is hereby granted-to The Kansas
and Colorado Pacific Railway Company, the right to construct,
operate and maintain a switch or spur track from a point
of connection with its main track, at. or near the intersection of
said main track with the south line of North Street in' said City,
thence due east along said North Street 'in said .City a distance
of five hundred-and thirty-one feet upon the south side of said
street and not to exceed 12 feet in width from the south line of
said street, subject to the conditions and provisions of this or-
266 Railroad Rights of Way. [Ch. 23,Art. 5
K. & C. P. R. R. Co. (Mo. Pac.).
dinance, specified, and to all such police regulations as may be
exercised by said City.
23-502. Conditions. § 2. That the right of way and the
use of that portion•of North Street, upon which the railroad track
contemplated by this ordinance shall be built, shall be, remain and
vest in said railroad company so long as the same shall be used
as in this ordinance specified for the purposes of said railroad
company and for the accommodation of shippers over said track.
23-503. Construct and maintain crossings and culverts;,'
no obstruction in Street. § 3. That the Kansas and Colorado
Pacific ,Railroad Company shall make, provide and maintain at
its own'expense substantial and sufficient crossings and approaches
over said railroad track for each street or alley crossing said
track, and shall make, provide and maintain all necessary cul-
verts under said track for the passage of water, and shall leave
no obstruction in said North Street not necessary for the proper
construction and operation of said railroad track.
23-504. Pay damages. § 4. That in case the property of
any person or persons is damaged or injured by reason of the
grant of this right of way by this ordinance made, and such
damage so sustained shall be substantiated and adjudged by due
process of law, the. Kansas and Colorado Pacific Railroad Com-
pany shall alone be responsible and pay all damages and injuries
so sustained and adjudged.
23-505. Not affect grants to other companies. § 5. That
the right of way hereby granted to the Kansas and Colorado
Pacific Railway Company shall in no case affect the right of the
City of Salina, Kansas, granting the right of way along and
across the said North Street and across the track of the said
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Kansas and Colorado Pacific.Railway Company to any other com-
pany or cotpanies.
Ordinance No. 985.
(Published in Salina Daily Republican Journal, March 1889.)
23-506. Right of way for spur along North Street; con-
, ditions. : § 1. That there be and is hereby granted to The Kansas
and Colorado Pacific Railway Company, its successors, , lessees
and assigns, the right to construct, maintain and operate a side
track or spur upon and along the south side of North Street, along'
the north side of the buildings and grounds of the Kansas Ice
and Storage Company, subject however to• all reasonable regu-
lations hereafter adopted by the Mayor and Councilmen of. the
City of Salina, Kansas. .
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K. & C. P. R. R. Co. (Mo. Pac.).
Ordinance Number 994.
(Published in Salina Daily Republican Journal, May . ., 1889.)
23-507. Right of way for switch track• across certain
streets and alleys; conditions. §1. That there be and is here-
by granted to the Kansas and Colorado Pacific Railway Company,
its successors, lessees and assigns, the right to construct, maintain
and operate a sidetrack in said City from a point on the main line
of its railway near the west side of the alley between Fourth and
Fifth Streets in said City westward, along and upon-the south
side of the present right of way of said railway company across
Fifth Street, Santa Fe Avenue, Seventh Street and Eighth
Street, and the several alleys between said streets, to a point on
its main line of railroad at or near the east side of Ninth Street,
subject however, to the restrictions and conditions hereinafter set
forth and subject to such reasonable rules and regulations as may
be adopted by the Mayor and Council of said City.
23-508. Construct and maintain crossings and culverts.
§ 2. Said railway company shall construct and maintain suitable
culverts and waterways where required, and suitable and safe
crossings over said sidetrack at all street and alley crossings, said
crossings to be at the same grade as the streets crossed and said
culverts and crossings to be constructed according to directions
of the City Engineer.
Ordinance No. 1121.
• (Published in the Salina Daily Republican Journal,
March 18, 1902.)
23-509. Right of way for switch across Pine and Third
Streets. § 1. That there he and is hereby granted to the Kansas
& Colorado Pacific Railway Company the right to construct a
single track turnout or switch from a point on its main line
on Pine Street at or near the east line of Fourth Street, south-
easterly over and across Pine Street and across Third Street to
a connection with its spur now located on the west side of the plat
of ground known as "County Park." Subject to the conditions of
this ordinance and such reasonable regulations as the Mayor and.
Councilmen may hereafter adopt.
23-510. Grades; crossings. § 2. Said track shall be even
with the street and alley grades as now or hereafter established
and said grantee shall provide and maintain suitable crossings
over and waterways under the same when, where and as required .
by the Mayor and Council of said City.
2681 Railroad Rights of Way. [Ch. 23,Art. G
• Mo. Pac. Ry. Co.
Ordinance No. 1388. •
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. . (Published.in Salina Evening Journal, Sept. 5, 1907.)
23-511. .Right of way for switch tracks along Pine Street;
conditions; plank rails. § 1. That there be and is hereby
granted ,to Kansas and Colorado and Pacific Railway Company,
the right to construct, maintain and operate a side track or spur
from a :point on Pine Street, near the alley between Santa Fe;
Avenue •and Fifth Street in said City, along and upon Pine
Street to a point on the. north side of Pine Street, near
the alley between • Fourth and Fifth Streets; Provided,
that ' said railway company shall plank between the 'rails
and outside of the north rail a sufficient distance to make a good
and sufficient crossing the full width of Fifth Street.
ARTICLE h.—MISSOURI PACIFIC,RAILWAY CO.
(See Secs. 23-401 to 23-405; 23-501 to 23-515.)
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Ordinance No. 1213.
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(Published in The Salina Evening Journal, January 20, 1904:)
23-601. Right of way for switch from.Pine.Street across
Fifth Street and an alley. § 1. That there be and is hereby
granted to the Missouri Pacific Railway Company, its succes-
sors and assigns, the right to construct, maintain and 'operate, iii
the City,of Salina, a single side track or switch from a connec-
tion with its present,railroad track south of its main line on Pine
Street west of Fifth Street over and across Fifth Street in an '
easterly direction and over and across the alley between Fifth
• Street and Fourth •Street east to the West side of Fourth Street,
in said.City of Salina, subject, however, to the conditions in this
ordinance named.
23-602. Grade; crossings and culverts. § 2. Said side-
track or switch shall be constructed and maintained at the estab-
lished grade of such street and alley, and said Missouri -Pacific .
Railway Company shall provide and maintain -a suitable crossing
over said track or switch where the same crosses said Fifth
Street, and shall provide and maintain suitable and sufficient cu!-
verts and waterways under the same and along the same when,
where and as directed by order of the Mayor and Council of
said City.
23-603: Regulations. § 3. That the 'right of way hereby
granted shall be and remain subject to all reasonable regulations
now or hereafter-enacted by the Mayor and Council of said City '
23-604. Forfeiture. § 4. That if said Missouri Pacific
Railway Company shall fail or neglect to construct said side tract.
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Mo. Pac. Ry. Co.
or switch within six months after the passage of this ordinance,
or shall fail during such time to provide arid properly maintain
such crossing over said Fifth Street, that all the rights herein
granted to such company shall be forfeited and revert to said,
City.
23-605. Other railroads. § 5. The City hereby reserves
the right to grant a franchise to any other railway or railroad
company to diagonally cross this side track or switch at ally point.
Ordinance No. 1217.
(Published in Salina Evening Journal, February 25, 1904.)
23-606. Right of way for switch parallel with Pine Street
east of Santa Fe across Fifth Street. § 1. That there be and
is hereby granted to the Missouri Pacific Railway Company, its '
successors and assigns, the right to construct, maintain and oper-°
ate, in the City of Salina a single. side track or switch from a
connection with its present sidetrack south of its passenger depot
located on the east side of Santa Fe Avenue and south of its
main line running parallel with Pine Street at a point not less
than fifteen feet east of the east side of said Santa Fe Avenue,
over and across the alley between said Santa Fe Avenue and
Fifth Street east to said Fifth Street; subject; however, to the
conditions in this•ordinance named.
23-607. Grades; crossings and culverts. § 2. Said side-
track or switch shall be constructed at the established grade of
said alley and said Fifth Street, and the said grantee, its successor
and assigns, shall maintain suitable crossings over said track, and
shall provide and maintain suitable and sufficient culverts and.
waterways under the same where and as directed by the City.
Council.
23-608. Regulations. § 3. That the right hereby granted
shall he and remain subject to all reasonable regulations now or•
hereafter enacted by the Mayor and Council'of said City.
23-609. Forfeiture. § 4. If the said Missouri Pacific Rail-
way Company shall fail to construct such sidetrack or switch with-
in sixty days. from this date, all the rights herein granted shall •
be forfeited.
23-610. Change in tracks along Pine, Bishop and Ninth
Streets; extend mill track across Ninth. § 3. In consideration
of the matters stated'in•sections one and two above (see Secs. 13-
102 and 103). the City of Salina grants to the Missouri Pacific
Railway Co. the right to make certain changes in its tracks lo-
cated in Pine St. and Bishop St. and 9th St., at the intersec-
tion of 9th St., said changes to consist of a re-alignment to the
270 Railroad Rights, of Way. '[Ch. 23,Art. 6
Mo..Pac. Ry. Co.
,north for the purpose of lessening the curvature in said tracks
in a manner that will best serve the purpose of said Railway Co.
The City of Salina further grants to the said Railway Co. the
right-to extend its side track, known as the Mill track, westwardly
across 9th St. to a point of connection with its main track not
to exceed 100 feet west of 9th St. provided that no cars shall •
be stored west of 9th Street (§ 3, Ord. 1303, 4-17-06).
23;611r Right' to change location of tracks on 'Bishop
Street from Ninth to Fourteenth Street. § 1. That permis-
sion is hereby granted to the Missouri Pacific Railway Company
to change the location of its railroad track on Bishop Street, be-
tween the east side of Ninth Street and a point immediately west
of the west side of Fourteenth Street, in the City of Salina, from
its present location,'as indicated by black and white lines on a
•certain blue print or map hereinafter identified and referred to,
to that,location on the north side of said 'Bishop Street between
the points named and across the streets shown as is indicated and
designated on said map or blue print by the line in green ink:
such change of location being permitted, however, on condition
that said Missouri Pacific Railway Company shall leave all streets
over Which such track is laid, when such change of location is com-
pleted, in the proper condition for travel, and passage and re-
passage over the same, and on condition that such railway com-
pany shall build, construct and maintain all necessary and proper
crossings.across said railway track at such street or streets as in-
tersect said-track; Provided, however, that nothing in this ordi-
nance contained shall be. deemed to authorize such railway com-
pany to construct.or lay.more. than one railway track along or
upon said Bishop Street within the.limits named .(§ 1, Ord. 1391,
9-16-07).
23-612. Map .showing change. § 2. That a certain 'map
or blue print marked for identification in' red ink as "Exhibit
to Ordinance No. 1391," 'is hereby referred to as the map or
blueprint specified and mentioned in section one of this_ordinance,
and such map or blueprint is hereby specially attached to and
made a 'part of this ordinance. (§ 2, Ord. 1391, 9-16-07. The
map referred to is on file in office of City Clerk with Original
Ordinance.)
• • • Ordinance No. 2185.
(Published in The Salina Daily Union, July 2nd, 1918.)
- 23-613. . Right of way for switch across Seventh Street.
§ 1. That a right of .way. he and the same is hereby. granted to
the Missouri Pacific, Railroad Company to build, maintain and
operate is switch track and to run its trains, engines and cars
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Mo. Pac. .Ry. Co.
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thereon across Seventh Street in the.City of Salina, Kansas, due
west from and connected with the present Lee Warren Milling
Company's wheat track No. 2. Also to build such track and
run its engines; trains and cars thereon from a connection there-
with at a point west of the west line of Santa Fe Avenue across
Santa Fe Avenue and across Fifth Street, north of the present
Lee Warren Milling Company's track No. '1 and connected with
the main line of the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company or near
Pine Street in said City.
23-614. Plans and specifications of City Engineer. § 2.
Said switch track shall be constructed in accordance with the
plans and specifications of the City Engineer and the Street and .
Alley Committee of the City of Salina, Kansas, relating to rail-
road crossings, on paved streets in said City.
Ordinance No. 2193.
(Published in The Salina Daily Union, June 26th, 1918.)
23-615. Right of way across alleys; extension of Lee
Warren Mill Track. § 1. That a right of way be and the same
is hereby granted to The Missouri Pacific Railroad Company to
build, construct and maintain an extension from the present Lee-
_ Warren Milling Company's mill track No. 2 and to run its en-
gines, trains and cars thereon across the alley between Santa Fe
Avenue and Fifth Street and between Santa Fe Avenue and
Seventh Street in said City. •
23-616. Grades; specifications of City Engineer. § 2.
Said tracks shall be built and constructed upon the established
grade of such alleys and in accordance with the plans and speci-
fications of the City Engineer and the Street and Alley Com-
mittee of said City.,
Ordinance No. 2853.
(Published in The Salina Daily Union, September 27th; 1923.)
23-617. Right of way for switch on Pine Street and Fifth
Street to northeast'corner of Lot 23 on Santa Fe Avenue.
• § 1. That the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company, its succes-
sors and assigns be and it is hereby granted a right of way for
a switch track in, over and upon Pine Street and Fifth Street hi
the City of Salina, as shown by the plat thereof, dated July 25th,
1923, now on file in the office of the City Engineer, for the pur-
pose of building a switch and side track from the existing lines
of said railroad to about the northeast corner of Lot 23 on
Santa Fe Avenue in said City and any extensions thereof which
shall be made hereafter on private ground.
272 • Railroad Rights •of Way.. •[Ch. 23, Art. C
14to. Pac. Ry. Co.
23-618. Not to interfere with use of streets; crossings.
§.2. Said track shall be constructed and maintained as not to in-
terfere with the use of said streets as now used and traveled, and
said railroad company, its successors and assigns •shall maintain
crossings over said track on Fifth Street in conformity with city
- ordinances in such cases now or hereafter, provided.
23-619. Removal; restore streets. § 3.. Said company, its
• successors and assigns shall have the right when said switch track
shall cease. to be used, to remove the same, provided that if said
switch shall be removed the streets over which the right of .way
is hereby granted shall be restored to the condition then existing.
• Ordinance No. 2871.
(Published in The Salina Daily Union, October 31st, 1923.)
23-620, Right of way across Ninth Street south of Pine
Street. • § 1. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company is hereby
granted the right to construct, and it and its successors and as-
signs the right to maintain and operate a standard gauge railroad
• track over'and across Ninth Street in the,City of Salina, Kansas,
in a' location described as follows : Beginning at a point on the
main line of the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company approxi-
mately-170 feet west of the west line of Ninth Street, thence run-
ning in a southeasterly direction across Ninth Street to an inter-
section with the east line of Ninth Street at a point approximately
60 feet south of the south line of Pine Street, provided, however,
that no, switch frog or switch points used in connection with the
construction or operation of such track or its connection with any
other track shall be placed in said Ninth Street or at any point
between the east and west lines of said I street.
23-621. Crossings maintained. § 2.' Said railroad track
and. the paving and street crossings affected thereby shall be con-
structed, maintained and operated' in accordance with the laws
of the State Of Kansas and the ordinances of the City of Salina,
now in force or hereafter adopted.
Ordinance No. 2903,'
(Published in The Salina Evening Journal, December 12th, 1923.)
23-622. Right of way across Eighth Street south of Pine
Street. ;§ 1. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company is hereby
granted the right to construct and it 'and its successors and as-
signs thel right to maintain and operate a 'standard-gauge railroad
track over and across Eighth Street in the City of Salina, Kansas,
in' a 'location described as follows: •Beginning at the end of the
present Missouri Pacific Railway Company switch track approxi-
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U. P. Hy. Co.
tween Pine and Elm Streets in said City and over and across Elm
Street in a southeasterly direction. Also two switch tracks to the
transfer platform of said terminal over and across Elm. Street in
said City and a right of way to build, maintain and operate such
other additional tracks as may be required to increase team track
or freight house facilities at said freight terminal, over and across
the alley in the block between said Third and Fourth Streets and
between Pine and Elm Streets and over and across Elm Street
between Third and Fourth Streets in said City.
23-922. Specifications of City Engineer; paved streets.
2. Said tracks to be built and constructed across said streets in
accordance with the plans and specifications of the City Engineer
and the Street and Alley Committee relating to railroad crossings
on paved streets in said City.
Ordinance No. 2196.
(Published in Salina Daily Union, July 30, 1918.)
23:923. Right of way across Ninth Street and along
North Street. § 1. That the.right of way be, and the same is
hereby granted to the Union Pacific Railroad Company, its suc-
cessors and assigns, to build, maintain and operate two switch
tracks and to run its trains, engines and cars thereon, across Ninth
Street in the City of Salina, Kansas, between its present tracks as
the same now cross Ninth Street, and a point where North Street
intersects said Ninth Street, and to build, maintain, operate and
extend one of such tracks along and across the north side of
North Street, at or east of. its intersection with Seventh Street, to
conned with the present McPherson Branch switch.
23-924. Specifications of City Engineer; paved streets.
§ 2. • Said switch tracks to be built and constructed in accordance
• with the plans and specifications of the City Engineer and the
Street and Alley Committee of the.City of Salina, Kansas, relating
to railroad crossings on paved streets in said City.
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.Ordinance No. 2197.
• • (Published in Salina Daily Union, July 20, 1919.)
23-925. Right of way across Ninth Street and along
North Street. § 1. That the right of .Way be and the same is
hereby granted to the Union .Pacific Railroad Company, its suc-
cessors and assigns, to build, maintain and operate a switch track
and to run its trains, engines and cars thereon across Ninth Street
in the City of Salina, Kansas, between its present tracks as the
'same now cross Ninth and a,point where North Street intersects
with Ninth.Street in said City and to build, maintain and operate
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U. P. Ry. Co.
said City at a point beginning about 20 feet south of the north
line of said North Street in said City to connect with the present
Union Pacific-McPherson Branch track approximately 75 feet east
of said Santa•Fe Avenue and to run its trains, engines and cars
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thereon.
23-918. Specifications of City Engineer; •paved streets.
§ 2. Said switch tracks to be built and constructed in accordance
with the plans and specifications of the City Engineer and the
Street and Alley Committee of the City of Salina, Kansas, relating •
to railroad crossings on paved streets in said City.
Ordinance No. 2177. •
(Published in Salina Daily Union, May 11, 1918.) •
23-919. Right of way along North Street. § 1. That the
right of way be and the same is hereby granted to the Union
Pacific Railroad Company.to build, maintain and operate a switch
track and to run its trains, engines and cars thereon along the
south side of North Street in the City of Salina, Kansas, between
the present tracks of the Union Pacific Railroad Company and the
south side of said North Street and to connect said switch track
with its present tracks as the same are now constructed upon said
North Street as the same may he constructed under the right given
such company by the terms of Ordinance No. 2034, passed. and
approved by the Mayor and Council upon the 7th day of May,
1917.
23-920. Specifications of City Engineer; paved streets.
§ 2. Said switch track to be built and constructed in accordance •
with the plans and specifications of the City Engineer and Street
and Alley Committee of the City of Salina, Kansas, relating to
railroad crossings on unpaved streets of the City of Salina. •
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Ordinance No. 2180.
(Published in Salina Daily Union, May 25, 1918.)
23-921. Right of way along Fourth Street, across alley,
Elm Street from Third and Ash to Main Line McPherson
Branch; also switch tracks across Elm Street. i§ 1. That the
right of way he and the same is hereby granted to the Union
Pacific Railroad Company to build, maintain and operate switch
tracks and to run its engines, trains and cars thereon to its freight
terminal at Third and Ash Streets in the City of Salina, Kansas,
from a connection with the main line track of its McPherson
Branch on Fourth Street north of Pine Street along, upon and
across Fourth Street in a southeasterly direction over and across.
the alley in the (block between Third and Fourth Streets and be-
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2S6 .Railroad Rights of Way. [Ch. 23, Art. 9
U. P. Ry. Co.
Street in said City from the present terminal of its McPherson
team track, north along said street to and across Elm Street in
said City and connecting with the present Lee Mercantile Switch
track. •
23-914, Specification of City Engineer; paved streets.
§ 2. Said. switch to be built and constructed in accordance with
the plans and specification of the City Engineer and the Street
and Alley Committee of the City of Salina, Kansas, relating to
railroad crossings on unpaved streets in said City.
Ordinance No. 2113.
(Published in Salina Daily Union, December 8, 1917.)
• 23-915. Right of way across Ninth Street and along
North Street. § I. That the right of way be and the same is •
hereby granted to the Union Pacific Railroad 'Company to build,
maintain and operate two switch tracks and to run its trains, en-
gines and cars thereon across Ninth Street in the City of Salina,
Kansas, between its present tracks as the same now cross Ninth
Street and a point where North Street intersects said Ninth Street
•and to build, maintain, operate and extend one of such tracks
along and across the north side of North Street at or east of its
•intersection with Seventh Street to connect with the present Mc-
Pherson Branch switch.
23-916. Plans and specifications of City Engineer; paved
streets. § 2. Said switch tracks to be built and constructed in
accordance with the plans and specifications of the City Engineer
and the Street and Alley Committee of the City of Salina, Kansas,
relating to railroad crossings on paved streets in said City.
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Ordinance No. 2121.
(Published in Salina Daily Union, February 22, 1918.)
23-917. Right of way across Ninth Street, Seventh Street
and along North Street. § 1. That the right of way be and
the• same is hereby granted to the Union Pacific Railroad Com-
pany to build, maintain and operate a switch track and to run its
trains, engines and cars thereon across Ninth Street in the City of
Salina, Kansas, between its'present tracks as the same now cross
Ninth Street and a point where North Street intersects said Ninth
• Street in said City; and to build, maintain and operate said switch
track and run its engines and cars thereon across Seventh Street,
approximately twenty feet north of the intersection of North
Street with said Seventh Street and along, upon and across the
north 20 feet of North Street in said City, east of Seventh Street
and between Santa Fe Avenue and across 'Santa Fe Avenue in
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Ch. 23,Art. 97. Railroad Rights of Way. 285
U. P. Ry. Co.
• - Ordinance No. 1591.
(Published in Salina Evening Journal, January . ., 1911.)
23-909. Right of way from Fourth Street, across Fifth
Street and alleys. § 1. That the right be and is hereby granted
to Union Pacific Railroad Company to construct, operate and
maintain a railroad track for switch purposes from a connection
with its present track in Fourth Street, at a point opposite Lot 28,
on Fourth Street, and southerly therefrom in said Fourth Street,
to a point in the east line of Lot Thirty-four (34) on Fourth
Street, and across the alley in said block at a point between Lots
• 39 and 40 on Fifth Street 'and on Fourth Street and across Fifth
Street'from a point in the west line of Lot 41 on Santa Fe Avenue
to the east line of Lot 42 on Fifth Street and across the alley be-
tween said Lots 41 and 42 in Salina, Kansas, which track is •
shown on blue print on file with the City Clerk.
23-910. Crossings. § 2. Union Pacific Railroad Company
shall at all times while maintaining and operating said switch
track, keep the same properly planked within the rails the fall
width of all'streets which it crosses or filled with suitable material
at all points where it is located in said streets and alleys.
Ordinance No. 2034.
(Published in Salina Daily Union, May 19, 1917.)
23-911. Right of way across Ninth Street. § 1. That
the right of way be and the same is hereby granted to the Union.
• Pacific Railroad Company to build, maintain and operate a switch-
track, and to run its trains, engines and cars thereon, across Ninth
Street in the City of Salina, Kansas, at a point on a line extended '
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west from the present switch track.of the•McPherson Branch of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company.
23-912. Specifications of City Engineer; paved streets.
§ 2. Said switch track to be built and constructed in accordance
with the plans and specifications of the City Engineer-and the
Street and Alley Committee of the City of Salina, Kansas, relating
to railroad crossings on paved streets in said City.
Ordinance No. 2060.
(Published in Salina Daily Union, July 7, 1917.)
23-913. Right of way along Fourth Street and across
Elm Street; connect- with Lee Mercantile Switch. § 1. That
the right of way be and the same is hereby granted to the Union -
Pacific Railroad Company to build, maintain and operate a switch
track and to run.its trains, engines and cars thereon, along Fourth
284 Railroad Rights or Way. [Ch. 23,Art. 9
U. P. Ry. Co.
between Fourth and Fifth Streets, to a point one hundred and
thirty feet south of the south line of Elm Street, subject, however,
• to the conditions in this ordinance contained.
23-903. Grades; crossings and culverts. • § 2. Said side
track or spur shall be constructed and maintained at the established
grade of said street and alley and said!railway company shall pro-
vide and maintain suitable crossings over said track at all street
and alley crossings, and shall provide and maintain sufficient cul-
verts and waterways under the same, when, where and as directed
by order of the Mayor,and Council of said City.
23-904. Regulations of City. § 3. The right of way here-
in granted shall be and remain subject to all reasonable regulations,
now or hereafter enacted by the Mayor and Council of said City
. 23-905. 'Railroad convey alley to City. § 4. The right
of way herein granted is upon the express condition that said
grantee shall convey, or cause to he conveyed, to said City, a right
of way for an alley twenty feet wide, from Fourth Street to Fifth .
Street, the south line of which right of way shall be one hundred
and fifty feet south of the south line of Elm Street.
23-906, Forfeiture. § 5. That if said railway company
fails or neglects to construct said switch or spur within eight
months from this date, all the rights herein granted shall he for-
feited and revert to said City.
• Ordinance No. 1440.
(Published in Salina Evening Journal, September 3, 1908.)
23-907. Right of way along North Street; Salina Alfalfa
Meal Company. § 1. That there be and is hereby granted to the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, its successors, lessees and as-
signs, the right to extend, maintain and operate a switch or side
track from the eastern terminus of its present switch on North
Street, eastward along and upon North Street and across Santa
Fe Avenue to some point on the north line of Lot No. 1, on Santa
Fe Avenue in said City of Salina, Kansas, Provided, however;
that said extension being for the benefit of the Salina Alfalfa Meal -
Company, it shall not be constructed until said meal company has
constructed a building for its factory on Lots Numbered 1 and 3
on, Santa Fe Avenue, in the said City of Salina, Kansas.
23-908. Grades; pave crossings. § 2. Said switch or side
track- shall be constructed and maintained at the established grade
of said Santa Fe Avenue and said Union Pacific Railroad Com-
. patty shall pave, with 'macadam, the entire space between the rails
of said switch•or side track and to the end of the ties thereof, on
-either side, the entire width of said Santa Fe Avenue and to the '
satisfaction and approval of the Mayor and Council.
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Ch. 23, Art. 9] Railroad Rights of Way. 28:3
U. P. Ry. Co.
23-827. Switching charges; freight from other roads;
forfeiture. § 3. This ordinance and the grant hereby made is
upon these express conditions, that the said spur shall he con-
structed, completed and in operation within 6 months from the
taking effect of this ordinance and that the said railway company
•will deliver free of switching charges any carload lots of freight
received by it for transportation to the said City of Salina, on
the said spur for the purpose of being unloaded, at the request
of the consignee of such freight, and will further deliver on said
spur any carload lots of freight received in said City of Salina
by any of the other railroads running into said City, for the
purpose of being unloaded at the request of the consignee thereof
upon payment by said consignee of the usual switching charges
for like services, and shall also set in and upon said spur empty •
cars of its own or of that of other roads in like manner and fot
like charges, for the purpose of being loaded in the said City,
when requested so to do by the party intending to ship such
freight.- and in case the said railway company shall fail, neglect
or refuse to build and construct said spur within said time of
shall fail, neglect or refuse to comply with any of the other pro-
Yisions of this section, then and in that event all rights hereby
granted shall revert to and revest in the said City of Salina.
ARTICLI 9.—UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
(See also Secs. 23-801 to 23-827.)
Ordinance No. 634.
(Published in Salina Daily Journal, March 6, 1888.)
23-901. Right of way across Twelfth Street. § 1. That
the right of way be and the same hereby is granted to the Union •
Pacific Railway Company to construct, maintain and operate two
side tracks over and across Twelfth Street in Depot Addition to
the City of Salina and run its engines, cars and trains upon the
same, subject to all the conditions, specifications and regulations,
mentioned and set forth in Ordinance No. 342 of said .City of
Salina (see Secs. 23-801 to 23-809).
Ordinance No. 1115.
(Published in Salina Daily Republican Journal, Feb. . ., 1902.)
23-902. Right of way from Fourth and Elm, across Elm
and along alley south of Elm. § 1. That there be and is here-
by granted to Union Pacific Railroad Company, its successors and
assigns, the right to construct, maintain and operate a side track
. or spur, from a point on its side track on Fourth Street and Elm
Street, over and across Elm Street, and along and upon the alley
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282 Railroad Rights of Way. [Ch. 23,Art. S
S. & S. W. R. R. Co. (U. P.).
• Ordinance No. 905.
(Published in Salina Daily Republican Journal, Dec. 10, 1895.)
23-823. Right of way along Elm Street from Santa Fe
Avenue east, and along Fourth Street. 5 1. The right of
way is hereby granted to The Salina and Southwestern Railway
Company, its successors and assigns to construct, operate and
maintain a spur to its railway upon and along the south side of
Elm Street in said City, from a point 10 feet east of the point
where said Elm Street intersects with the east side of Santa Fe
Avenue, which said spur shall be of standard gauge and shall be
built and constructed along the south side of said Elm Street, the
center of the line of said spur to be 8 feet from the south line
• of said Elm Street from said point aforesaid to a point about
• 400 feet east from the said point of commencement, thence in a
northeasterly direction in a curve line across said Elm Street and
along and upon Fourth Street to a point where the same can form
an intersection with the line of the Salina and Southwestern Rail-
, way as the .same is now located on Fourth Street, at a point about
200 feet north of the south line of Elm Street where the same
crosses Fourth Street.
23-824. Grades. § 2. That said spur shall be constructed
and maintained at the established grade in all streets and alleys.
23-825. Construct and maintain crossings and culverts.
3. That said railway company shall construct and maintain
suitable crossings over said spur at all street and alley crossings:
and also proper culverts and waterways along and across said
, spur whenever and wherever required by the Mayor and Council-
men of the said City of Salina, said crossings, 'culverts and
waterways shall be constructed and maintained under the super-
vision of and in accordance with directions of the City Engineer
. of said•City of Salina.
23-826. Use; rights to other roads. § 4. The right of
way and use of the streets and alleys described, upon which said
spur is hereby authorized to be constructed shall be built, shall
remain and vest in said railway company, its successors and as-
signs, so long as the same shall be used as aforesaid for the pur-
pose of constructing and operating a spur for said railway. and •
subject to all rules, ordinances and regulations made by the Mayor
and Councilmen of the said City of Salina, in the'exercise of the
lawful powers of said City, provided however, that the said City
shall, at all times, have the right to make provision for other
railways or street railways to cross the said spur and to provide
for other streets and alleys than those now in existence to cross
the said spur without being required to pay damages therefor.
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Ch. 23, Art. 8] Railroad Rights of Way. 281
S. & S. W. R. R. Co. (U. P.).
23-818. Pay damages. § 4. That in case the property of
any person or persons is damaged or injured by reason of the grant
hereby made and such damage is sustained, shall be substantiated
and adjudged by clue process of law the Salina and Southwestern
Railway Company shall alone be responsible for and pay all dam-
ages and injuries so sustained and adjudged.
23-819. Rights to other roads. § 5. That the right of
way hereby granted to the Salina and Southwestern Railway Com-
pany shall in no case affect the right of the City of Salina to grant
the right of way over and across the track of said Salina and •
Southwestern Railway on said streets, to any other railroad com-
pany or companies.
23-820. Benefit of public. § 6. This ordinance shall be
in force and continue so long as said track shall be operated for
the benefit of the public and shall take effect and be in force from
and after its publication in the Saline County Journal.
Ordinance No. 561.
(Published in Salina Daily Journal, May 28, 1887.)
23-821. Right of way in Fourth Street; conditions. § 1.
That the right of way be and the same is hereby granted to the
Salina and Southwestern Railway Company. to construct, main-
tain and operate a single railroad track and run its engines, cars
. and trains upon the same from a point in the center of Fourth
Street in the City of Salina,• in the City of Salina, Kansas, 45
feet north of the north line of Elm Street to a point where the
north line of Lot •No. 37 on Fourth Street intersects the east line
of said `Fourth Street, subject to all the conditions, specifications
and regulations mentioned and set forth in Ordinance No. 342
of said City of Salina (See Secs. 23-801 to 23-809).
• Ordinance No. 631. •
(Published in Salina Daily Journal, March 3, 1888.)
23-822. Right of way in Fourth Street, Elm to Pine. § 1.
That the right of way be and the same is hereby granted to the
Salina and Southwestern Railroad Company to construct, main-
tain and operate a single side track with necessary connections
with the main line of the Salina and Southwestern Railroad Com-
pany and run its engines, cars and trains upon the same on the
west side of Fourth Street from a point at the clearing post of
a side track now located on said Fourth Street about 100 feet
south of Elm Street northward to the south line of Pine Street,
subject to all the conditions, specifications.and regulations men-
tioned and set forth in Ordinance No. 342 of said City of Salina
(See Secs. 23-801 to 23-809).
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280 Railroad Rights of Way. [Ch. 23,Art. 8
S. & S. IV. R. R. Co. (U. P.).
• Ordinance No. 433.
(Published in Saline County Journal, January 1, 1885.) -
23-815. Right of way across Ninth Street and along
North Street. ; 1. That the right of way be and the same is
hereby granted to the Salina and Southwestern Railway Company
to construct, maintain and operate a single railroad track and
run its engines, cars and trains upon the same in the City of
Salina; said track to commence at or near where the track of said
company not intersects the west line of Block 6 in the' Depot Ad-
dition to the City of Salina, thence east across Ninth Street and
on the south side of North Street and north of the right of way
granted to the said Salina and Southwestern Railway Company
on the 15th day of October, 1883, and at and to and connecting
with the track of the said Salina and Southwestern Railway Conn
• pany at some point on said track not more than 110 feet east
of the east line of Ninth Street and the grant hereby made shall
not be at any point on North Street further north than is now
occupied by the track constructed on the grant made October,
- 15,1883, and to use the same subject to all the provisions and con-
- ditions of this ordinance specified and to all such Police Regula-
tions as may be exercised by the City.
23-816. Use; regulations of City; rights to other roads.
§2. That the right of way and the use of those portions of the
said streets , which the railroad track contemplated by this
ordinance sall be built shall be, remain and vest in said railway
company so long as the same shall be used as in this ordinance
specified for the purposes of said railroad, and with reasonable
rules and regulations .hereafter made by the City of Salina, in
the exercise of its legal powers, provided however, the City of
Salina reserves unto itself the right to grant to any other rail-
road company or companies the right of way to construct, main-
tain and operate a railroad track or tracks and run engines, cars
and trains upon the same upon any portions of said streets not
actually used and occupied by the said Salina and Southwestern
Railway Company by virtue of this ordinance.
23-817. Construct and maintain crossings and culverts,
§ 3. That the Salina and Southwestern Railway Company shall
make, provide and maintain at its own expense, substantial and
sufficient crossings and approaches over its railroad tracks for
each street crossing said track and to a -point 50 feet east of
Ninth Street and shall make, provide and maintain all necessary
culverts under the same for the passage of water and .shall leave
no obstructions On said streets not necessary for the proper con-
struction and operation of said railroad tracks.
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Ch. 23,Art. 81, Railroad Rightd of Way. 270
S. & S. W. R. R. Co. (U. P.).
23-810. Use; comply with regulations; rights to other
roads. § 2. That the right of way and the use of those portions
of said streets upon which the railroad tracks contemplated by
this ordinance shall be built, shall be, remain and vest in said
railway company so long as the same shall be used as in this
ordinance provided for the purposes of. said railroad and with
all reasonable rules and regulations hereafter made by the City
of Salina in its exercise of its legal powers, provided, however,
the City of. Salina reserves to itself the right to grant to any
other railroad the right of way to construct, maintain and oper-
ate a railroad 'track or tracks or run engines, cars and trains upon
the same upon any portion of said streets, not actually used and
occupied by said Salina and South Western Railway Company
by virtue of this ordinance.
23-811. Construct and maintain crossings and culverts;
obstructions. § 3. That the Salina and South Western Rail-
way Company shall make, provide and maintain at its own ex-
pense substantial and sufficient crossings and approaches over its
railroad track for each street crossing said track, on said streets,
and shall make, provide and maintain all necessary culverts, un-
der said tracks for the passage of water and shall leave no ob-
struction in said streets not necessary for the proper construction
and operation of said railroad track.
23-812. Pay damages. § 4. That in case the property of
any person or persons is damaged or injured by reason of the
grant of the right of way by this ordinance, and such damage
or damages or injury so sustained shall be substantial and ad=
judged by due process of law, the Salina and South \Vestern Rail-
way Company shall alone be responsible for and pay all damages
and injuries so sustained and adjudged.
• 23-813. Rights to other roads. § 5. That the right of
way hereby granted to the Salina and South Western Railway
Company shall in no case affect the right of the City of Salina
to grant the right of way over and across said streets and across'
the tracks of said Salina and South Western Railway Company
on said street to any other railroad company or companies.
23-814. Operate for benefit of public. § 6, This ordi-
nance shall be in force and continue only so long as said track
shall be operated for the benefit of the public and shall take ef-
fect and be in force from and after its publication once in the -
Saline County Journal.
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278 - Railroad Rights of Way. [Ch. 23, Art:S
S. & S. W. R. R. Co. (U. P.).
23-807. Rights to other roads. § 7. That The right of
way hereby granted to the Salina and Southwestern Railway Com-
pany shall in no case affect the right of the City of Salina to
• grant the right of way across •said Fourth Street and across the
track of the Salina and Southwestern Railway Company on said
• Fourth Street, to any other railroad company or companies.
Ordinance No. 348. •
(Published in Salina Herald, December 17, 1881.)
• 23-808. Right of way across Iron Avenue; side tracks.
That the right of way be and the same is hereby granted
to the Salina and Southwestern Railway Company to construct,
maintain and operate a single railroad track and run its engines,
cars and trains upon the same across Iron Avenue at a point not
less than 70 and not more than 100 feet from the center of Iron
bridge across the Smoky Hill River. Also granting to said rail-
way company the right •to build, maintain and operate a single
.railroad track from a point in the center of Fourth Street op-
posite the south line of Lot No. 90 in Fourth Street and run thence
in a southwesterly direction to a point on the east line and at or
near the center of Lot 102 on Fourth Street, also from a point
on the east line at or near the center of Lot 120 on Fourth Street
and running thence in a southeasterly direction to a point'in the
center of Fourth Street opposite the south line of Lot No. 130
on Fourth Street subject to all the conditions, specifications and
regulations mentioned and set forth in Ordinance No. 342 of
said City of Salina.
Ordinance No. 390.
'(Published in Saline County Journal, November 8, 1883.)
•
23-809. Right of way across Ninth Street and along
North Street; connect with Fourth Street. § 1. That the
right of way be and the same is hereby granted to the Salina 'and
South Western Railway Company to construct, maintain and oper-
ate a single railroad track and run its engines, cars and trains
upon the same in the City of Salina, said track to commence at
the east side of Block No. 6 in the •Depot Addition to the Town
of Salina, running thence east across Ninth Street and on the
south side of North Street to the east line of Fifth Street in said
City and the right to locate a Y and lay tracks therefor from
said east line of Fifth Street across such streets and alleys as
may be necessary to connect with the main tracks as now located
on Fourth Street and to use the same, subject to the conditions
and provisions of this ordinance specified and to all such police
regulations as may be executed by the City.
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Ch. 23, Art. 8] Railroad Rights of Way; 277,
S. & S. W. R. R. Co. (U. P.). •
•
western Railway Company or any other railway company or com-
panies to whom a grant of the right of way may hereafter be
made by the City Council of the City of Saline, shall be operated
by said companies so as best to facilitate the business of the rail-
road companies using the same and for the welfare of the public.
23-804. Complete and operate road; erect depot; receive ' •
and deliver freight. § 4. The Salina and Southwestern Rail-
way Company, in consideration of the grant of the right of way
hereby given, shall complete and operate said road through the
City of Salina on or before the first day of March, 1882, and
shall, as soon as practicable, not later than the first day of May,
1882, erect or cause to be erected a suitable passenger and freight
depot at some convenient place along said railroad track upon
said Fourth Street, the same to be as near as practicable to the
place where such •track crosses Tron Avenue, the location to be
designated by the City Council. That the said railway company
shall make provision, and shall be required when said road and
depot shall be completed, to receive and deliver freight at said de- •
pot, or any elevator, • warehouse, coal yard, lumber yard, stock '
yard or other house or place of business upon or along said
Fourth Street, and to deliver empty cars when required for the
- purpose of loading the same for shipment at such depot, elevator;
warehouse, coal, lumber or stock yard, or other house or place of
business, 'without any extra or additional charge over and above
the regular charge for the same, if received or delivered at the
depot, warehouse, elevator, coal, lumber or stock yards along or •
upon the main line of the Union Pacific Railway Company.in the
City of Salina.
23-805. Construct and maintain crossings; obstructions.
ti 5. That the Salina and Southwestern Railway Company shall
make, provide and maintain, at its own expense, substantial and
sufficient crossings and approaches over its railroad track on Iron
Avenue, and for each street crossing said track on Fourth Street;
and shall make, provide and maintain all necessary culverts under
said tracks for the passage of water, and shall leave no obstruc-
tion in said Fourth Street or Iron Avenue. not necessary for the
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proper construction and operation of said track. •
23-806. Pay damages. v 6. That in case the property of
any person or persons is damaged or injured by reason of the
grant of the right of way by this ordinance, and such damage or
injury •so sustained shall be substantiated and adjudged by due
process of law, the Salina and Southwestern Railway Company .
shall alone be responsible and pay all damages and injuries so
sustained and adjudged.
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276 ,Railroad Rights of Way. [Ch. 23,Art. S
S. & S. W. R. R. Co. (TJ. P.). •
ARTICLE 8.—SAUNA AND SOUTHWESTERN,RAIL.-
ROAD COMPANY (UNION PACIFIC).
Ordinance No. 342.
(Published in Salina Herald, Dec. 17th, 1881.)
23-801. Right of way for railroad from Union Pacific
right of way to south line of City. § 1. That the right of
way be and the same is hereby granted to the Salina and South-
western Railway Company to construct; maintain and operate a
single railroad track, and such side tracks as shall be essential and
necessary for the transaction of the business of said company
and the accommodation of the public, and run its engines, cars
and trains upon the same, upon the center of Fourth Street, in
the City of Salina, from the place where the track of the Union
Pacific Railway intersects and crosses the center of Fourth Street.
to the south line of •the City of Salina, except that the right of
•way across and near Iron Avenue shall deviate to the west of said
Fourth Street in order to avoid the bridge, in such manner as
shall hereafter be prescribed by ordinance, when such line of
• deviation shall have been definitely established and approved by
the City Council, subject to the conditions and provisions in this
ordinance specified, and to all .such reasonable police regulations
as may be exercised by the City as to the operation of said road
and the moving of cars and trains within the City. •
23-802. Use; right to other roads. § 2. That the right
of way and the use of that portion of Fourth Street and 'Iron
Avenue, upon which the railroad track contemplated by this or-
dinance shall be built, shall .be, remain and vest in said railway
company so long as the same shall be used, as in this ordinance
specified, for the purpose of said railroad, subject to all reason-
able rules and regulations hereafter made by the City of Salina,
in the exercise of its legal police powers: and the City of Salina
shall have the right to grant to any other railroad company or
companies the right of way to construct, maintain and operate
a railroad track or tracks, and run engines, cars and trains upon
the same, upon any portion of said Fourth Street and Iron Avenue
not actually used and occupied by said Salina and Southwestern
Railway Company liy virtue of this ordinance.
' • 23.803. Rights reserved. § 3. That the City of Salina re-
serves unto itself the right, power and authority to regulate by
ordinance the way and manner all turn-outs, sidetracks and
switches now laid or hereafter laid in or upon said Fourth Street.
for. the purpose of reaching any depot, elevator, warehouse, store
house, coal yard, lumber yard, stock yard or other house or place
of business, whether the same be laid by the Salina and South-
Ch. 23. Art. 71 Railroad Rights of Way. 27a
S. N. R. R. Co. (S. & S. Fe R. R.' Co.).
struct, maintain and operate over all of the streets, alleys and
public grounds hereinbe fore mentioned, but on its present existing
right of way, which is north of Park Street at its intersection
with .Olive and Chicago Streets, and north of Elm Street at its
intersection with Railroad Street and north of the east and west
alley in Weaver's 2nd Addition north of Elm Street at its inter-
section with College or 15th Street and south of the main line
right of way of the Union Pacific. Railroad Company and of the
right of way of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
• Company, any tracks which it from time to time requires, with
all necessary and convenient switches; crossing tracks and turnout
tracks, all to be within the limits of the present existing right
of way.
23-703. Construct and maintain crossings; comply with
ordinances; rights reserved. § 3. That said railroad company,
its successors and assigns by accepting this ordinance, hereby agree
to provide and maintain sufficient crossings over its tracks for
each of the streets and alleys above mentioned, should they ever be
opened across the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and •
Union Pacific Railroad Company rights of way north thereof,
and to comply, with all ordinances now in force or hereafter en-
acted by the City of Salina regulating the use of all of such cross-
ings or providing for the safety of pedestrians or vehicular traffic
and of the public in general at or on said crossings. They shall
install and maintain sufficient and suitable drainage under said
tracks for the purpose of properly draining said streets and alleys,
the matter of such drainage to be.under the control of the City
of Salina. Said .City reserves Unto itself the right to extend its
water mains and pipes under said tracks on said public grounds
and to at any time in the future build or extend its sewer system
under said tracks, upon such streets, alleys and public grounds and
to place its light poles and wires across the tracks on such streets
and alleys.
,23-704. Take effect; acceptance. § 4. This ordinance
shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and
publication once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks in The
Salina Evening Journal, the official paper of said'City, and the
filing of the acceptance hereof *With the City Clerk of the City
of Salina by The Salina Northern Railroad Company. (Ordi-
nance was published as provided for and acceptance is on file
ih office of City Clerk.)
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S. N. R. R. Co. (S. & S. Fe R. R.. Co.).
road.Company, its successors and assigns to construct, maintain
and operate railway tracks over, along and across the-following
streets, alleys and public ground in the City .of Salina, Kansas,
for a period of twenty years from the date of this ordinance be-
comes effective, to-wit: _
(a) Three railroad tracks over College Street, now 15th
Street as now constructed and maintained, north of Elm Street and
tracks. connecting The Salina Northern Railroad Company with
the tracks of,the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Com-
pany, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company and
The Missouri Pacific Railroad Company.
(b)• Three tracks on the north and south alley and east and
west alley in Weaver's Second Addition in block bounded by
College Street, now 15th Street, Elm Street, Railroad Street and
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and Union Pacific
Railroad.
(c) Three tracks over and across Railroad Street north of
Elm Street as now constructed and maintained.
(d) Three tracks over and across Elm Street west of Rail-
road Street and over and across its intersection with Chicago
Street, as now constructed and maintained.
(e) Three tracks over and across Chicago Street and its
intersection with Elm Street as now constructed and maintained.
(f) Three tracks over and across the east and west alley
in Block 14, Elmdale, a subdivision of land as designated on the
recorded plat of said subdivision.
(g) Three tracks over and across Olive Street north of
Park Street.
(h) Three tracks over and across the street or alley south-
westerly of Park 1, in Elmdale.
All ,of the tracks mentioned in above Sections A to H in-
clusive being now located and situated on and within the limits
of the present existing right of way of said Salina Northern
Railroad Company.
In connection with the aforesaid tracks, said grantee may
maintain and operate all existing switches and cross-overs con-
necting said tracks on said streets, alleys and public grounds and
may construct, operate and maintain such additional switches and
connecting tracks between the present existing tracks and within
the limits of the present existing right of way of said railroad
company as may in the future he necessary to the convenient
operation of all present existing tracks.
23-702. Construct tracks and switches. 4 2. Said rail-
road company, its successors and assigns are authorized to here-
after from time to time during the existence of this grant, con-
Ch. 23,Art. 7] rtanroad Rights of Way. 272
S. N..R. R. Co. (S. & S. Fe R. R. Co.).
mately 40 feet east of the east line of Eighth Street and approxi-
mately 95 feet south of the south line of Pine Street, thence run-
ning in a northwesterly direction across Eighth Street and con-
necting with the Missouri Pacific switch track approximately 165
feet northwesterly of the point of beginning, provided, however,
that no switch or frog or switch points used in connection, with
the construction or operation of such track shall be placed in said
Eighth Street or at any point between the east and west lines
of said street.
23-623. Crossings maintained. § 2. Said railroad track.
and the paving and street crossings affected thereby shall be con-
structed, maintained and operated in accordance with the laws of
the State of Kansas and the ordinances of the City of Salina, now
in force or hereafter adopted.
Resolution No. 351.
(Passed and Approved June 2, 1924.)
23-624. Right of way in Third Street; right to terminate;
restoration of street. Be it resolved by the Board of Commis-.
sioners of the City of Salina, Kansas, that there be and there
is hereby granted to the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company, its
successors and assigns an easement for a railroad right of way
in Third Street within said City west of and immediately adja-
cent to the east line of said street from the north line, extended
west, of Lot 10 on Elm Street to the south line, extended west,
of Lot 5 on;.Pine Street, such easement to be of sufficient width
to permit thetconstruction of a single line of railroad track within
the limit's above described, provided, however, that there shall be
and there is hereby reserved to the City of Salina the right to
terminate the easement and right herein granted at any time that
such termination may be deemed necessary by the governing body
of the City of Salina and that upon any such termination said
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company, its successors or assigns
shall remove any railroad tracks or other improvements which
may have been constructed thereon and restore that part of such
street used by it to its present condition.
ARTICLE 7.—SALINA NORTHERN RAILROAD COM-
. PANY (SALINA AND SANTA FE RAILROAD
COMPANY.)
Ordinance No, 2829.
(Published in Salina Evening Journal, July 21, 1923.)
23-701. Right of way over and across certain streets and
alleys. § 1. That the right is granted The Salina Northern Rail-
Ch. 23y Art. 9] Railroad Rights of Way. '288
U. P. Ry. Co.
said switch track and run its engines and cars thereon across
Seventh Street approximately 20 feet north of the intersection of
North Street with said Seventh Street and along, upon and across
the north 20 feet of North Street in said City, east of Seventh
Street and between Santa Fe Avenue and across Santa Fe Avenue
• in said City at a point beginning about 20 feet south of the north
line of said North Street in said City to connect with the present
Union Pacific-McPherson Branch track, approximately 75 feet
east of said Santa Fe Avenue and to run its engines, trains and
cars thereon.
23-926. Specifications of City Engineer; paved streets.
§ 2. Said switch tracks to be built and constructed in accordance
with the plans and specifications of the .City Engineer and the
Street and Alley Committee of the City of Salina, Kansas, relating
to railroad crossings, on paved streets in said City.
Ordinance No. 2293.
(Published in Salina Evening Journal, October 25, 1919.)
23-927. Right of way in Fourth Street; Eberhardt Switch
to Walnut Street. § 1. That the right of way be and the same
• is hereby granted to the Union Pacific Railroad Company to con-
struct, maintain and operate single railroad track and run its
engines, cars-and trains thereon from a point where the present
Eberhardt switch terminates, the same being a point 250 feet north
cf Walnut Street, due south and along and upon the parking ad-
jacent to Fourth Street in said City on the west side of said street
to the north line of Walnut Street in said City. •
23-928. Conditions. § 2. Said right of *ay is granted to
said Railroad Company subject to all the conditions, specifications
and regulations mentioned and set forth in Ordinance No. 342 of"
said City of Salina (see Secs. 23-801 to,23-809).
Ordinance No. 2300.
(Published in Salina Evening Journal, December 6, 1919.)
23-929. Joint right of way, Union Pacific and Santa Fe;
along north across Santa Fe Avenue from Union Pacific
switch track at Robinson Mill to Santa Fe .Track No. 4, at
Shellabarger Mill. § 1. That the right of way be and the same
is hereby granted to the Union Pacific Railroad Company and The
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company, their suc-
cessors and assigns, to build, maintain and operate jointly a switch
track and to run their trains, engines and cars thereon, along
North Street and across Santa Fe Avenue in the City of Salina,
Kansas, between the present Union Pacific switch track 'of The
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U. P. Ry. Co.
Robinson Milling Company and The Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe switch track No. 4 for the Shellabarger Milling Company.
Said switch to be so constructed to be connected with the Union.
Pacific switch for The Robinson Milling 'Company at a point ap-
proximately 77 feet west of the west line of Santa Fe Avenue
and to be connected with The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad switch track No. 4 at a point approximately 100 feet east
of the east line of Santa Fe Avenue. •
23-930. Specifications of City Engineer; paved streets.
• § 2. Said switch track to be built and constructed in accordance
with the plans and specifications of the City Engineer and the
Street and Alley Committee of the City of Salina, Kansas, relative
to the railroad crossings on paved streets in the City of Salina.
• -Ordinance No. 2502.
(Published in Salina Evening Journal, June 3, 1922.)
23-931. Right of way from Fourth Street north of Ash,
across Fourth Street, alleys, and Fifth Street to Santa Fe
Avenue. § 1. That the right of way be and the same is hereby
granted, to the Union Pacific Railroad Company, its successors
and assigns to build, maintain and operate a switch track and to
run its trains, engines and cars thereon from a connection with its
railroad on Fourth Street north of Ash Street, in a northwesterly
and westerly direction, over„and across Fourth Street, over and
across the alleys between Fourth and Fifth Streets and over and
across Fifth Street, to the east line of Santa Fe Avenue in said City
of Salina.
23-932. Conditions. § 2. Said right of way is granted to
said Railroad Company subject to all the conditions, specifications
and regulations mentioned and set forth in Ordinance Number
1941 of the City of Salina, Kansas (See Secs. 26-401 to 26-405).
23-933. Substitute for Ordinance No. 1171. § 3. ' This
ordinance is passed as a substitute for and to correct Ordinance
Number 1171, passed and approved, January 19th, 1903, granting
the aforesaid right of way to the Union Pacific Railway Company.
Ordinance No. 2584.
(Published in Salina Evening Journal, September 9, 1922.) ' ,
23-934. Right of way across Ninth, Eighth and Seventh
Streets, north of Robinson Milling Company. § 1. That a
right of wav be and the same is hereby granted to the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, its successors and assigns to construct,
maintain and operate a spur track across Ninth, Eighth and Seventh
Streets in the City of Salina, Kansas, said track to commence at
Ch. 23, Art. 9] Railroad Rights of way. 291'
U. P. Ry. Co.
the east line of Ninth Street and extend in an easterly direction
along the north side of the Robinson Milling Company's mill.
23-935. Specifications of City Engineer; paved streets.
§ 2. Said spur track shall be built and constructed in accordance
with the plans and specifications of the City Engineer of the City
of Salina, relating to railroad crossings on paved streets in said
City.
Ordinance No, 2842.
(Published in Salina Evening Journal, August 30, 1923.)
23-936. Right of way, cross over track from McPherson
Branch to Rock Island track, in Fourth Street between Pine
and Elm: § 1. Union Pacific Railroad Company is hereby
granted the right to construct and it and its successors and assigns
the right to maintain and operate a cross over track from the
present main track of the McPherson Branch of said Railroad
Company, as now constructed, to the track of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Company, as now constructed on Fourth
Street, and which cross over track shall be located an Fourth'
Street between Pine Street and Elm Street.
23-937. Conditions. § 2. Said cross over track shall be-
constructed, maintained and operated in accordance with the laws
of the ,State of Kansas, and the ordinances of the City of Salina.
• Ordinance No. 2867.
(Published in Salina Evening Journal, October 24, 1923.)
23-938. Right of way across Elm Street between Third.
and Fourth Streets. § 1. Union Pacific Railroad Company is.
hereby granted the right to construct, and it and its successors and
assigns the right to maintain and operate a standard gauge rail-
road track over and across Elm Street in the City of, Salina,
Kansas, in a location described as follows: Beginning on ,the
south line of Lot No. 48 at a point approximately 40 feet west
from the southeast corner thereof, Said lot being on the north side
of Elm Street between Third and Fourth Streets, thence running
in a southeasterfv direction across Elm Street to an intersection
with the north line of Lot No. 50 on the south side of said street
at a point approximately 30 feet west from the northeast corner of,
said Lot No. 50, provided however, that no switch points con-
structed or used in connection with any other track shall be placed
iii said Elm Street or at any point between the north and south'
lines of said-street, and in case the switch frog is placed in said
Elm Street, it shall be blocked so as to make it-safe in the use of
the said street.
292 Railroad Rights of Way. [Ch. 23, Art. 9
U. P. Ry. Co.
23-939. Crossings; paving. § 2. Said railroad track and
the paving and street crossings affected thereby shall be construct-
ed, maintained and operated in accordance with the laws of the
State of Kansas and the ordinances of the City of Salina, now in
force or hereafter adopted.
Ordinance No. 2870.
(Published in Salina'llaily Union, October 13, 1923.)
23-940. Right of way across Third and Elm Streets and
along alley from Elm to Ash. § 1. Union Pacific Railroad
Company is hereby granted the right to construct and it and its
successors and assigns the right to maintain and operate a stand-
ard gauge railroad track over and across Third Street and Elm
Street and through the alley in the block bounded by Second, Ash,
Third and Elm Streets in the City of Salina, in a location de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at a point in the east line of Lot
46 on Third Street; thence in a south easterly direction across Third
Street the intersection of Third and Elm Streets and across Elm
Street to a point in the south line of Elm Street which is located
in the north line of Lot 49 on Third Street, also through a por-
tion of the alley in the block bounded by Second, Ash, Third and -
Elm Streets from the south line of Elm Street to the north line of
Ash Streets, the center line of said track to be 1'A feet west of the
west line of said alley, provided that the top of ties of said track
shall not extend above the surface of the alley.
23-941. Conditions. § 2. Said railroad track shall be con-
stricted, maintained and operated in accordance with the laws
of the State of Kansas, and the ordinances of the City of Salina,
now in force or hereafter enacted.
Ordinance No. 2950.
(Published in Salina Evening Journal, March 8, 1924.)
23-942. Right of way across Fourth Street, Fifth Street
and alleys between Pine and. Elm to Santa Fe Avenue. § 1.
Union Pacific Railroad Company is hereby granted the right to
construct and it and its successors and assigns the right to main-
tain and operate a standard gauge railroad track over and across
Fourth Street and Fifth Street and across the alley in the block
bounded by Fourth, Elm, Fifth and Pine Streets and across the
alley in the block bounded by Fifth, Elm, Santa Fe and Pine
Streets in the City of Salina, in a location described as follows:
Extending in a curved line from a connection with its present
track in Fourth Street, at a point opposite Lot 32 on Fourth
Street, southwesterly across Fourth Street to a 'point in the east
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Contracts with Railroads Relating to Union Station.
line of Lot 38 on Fourth Street; across the alley between Fourth .
and Fifth Streets at a point between Lots 44 on Fourth Street and
43 on Fifth Street; across! Fifth Street at a point approximately
100 feet north of the north line of Elm Street and continuing
. west in a straight line parallel with the north line of Elm Street
across the alley between Fifth Street and Santa Fe Avenue to a
point in the east line of Santa F'e Avenue.
23-943. Conditions. § 2. Said railroad track shall be con-
structed,,maintained and operated in accordance with the laws of
the State of Kansas and the ordinances of the City of Salina now
in force or hereafter enacted.
ARTICLE 10.—ORDINANCES AND CONTRACTS WITH
RAILROADS RELATING TO UNION STATION.
23-1001. Appropriation of land for Union Station pur-
poses.—Ordinance No. 1703 passed Match 17th, 1913,. declares
the necessity of providing 'rights of way for certain railway com-
panies into, through and out of, and a site for, the Union Station
to be built in the City of Salina and authorizes. the taking and
condemning of certain real estate in said ordinance described, to-
gether with such additional real estate as the Mayor and Council may
thereafter designate for such purposes, and provides for the ap-
pointment of appraisers for the purpose of ascertaining the dam-
ages sustained by the owners of said real estate. By resolution
adopted by the Mayor and Council on April 21st, 1913, certain
other real estate was determined to be necessary to be taken for •
the purposes mentioned in Ordinance No. '1703, the description
thereof being set out in full•in such resolution which is of record
in the journal of the proceedings of the Council of the date last
mentioned.
23-1002. Contract between the Missouri Pacific Railway
Company and the City of Salina. Ordinance No. 1768 passed
by the Mayor and Council on June 1st, 1914, constitutes a con-
tract between the Missouri Pacific Railway Company and the City
of Salina by which it is provided that the railway company shall
convey or cause to be conveyed to the City certain real estate
therein described (subsequently used for street purposes and
opened as Bishop Street) in consideration of which the City agreed
to convey or cause to be conveyed to the Missouri Pacific Railway
Company certain real estate in said ordinance described and, by
which was purchased by the City and conveyed to the Missouri
the construction, operation, etc., of the company's railroad tracks
over and across the following streets mentioned in said ordinance.
It being further provided that such agreement shall become effec-
tive on June 10th, 1914, and continue in full force and effect so
294 Railroad Rights of Way. Ordinances and [Ch. 23, Art. 10
Contracts with Railroads Relating to Union Station.
long as the company, its lessees, successors or legal assigns shall
operate any railroad into the City of Salina. Ordinance No. 1772
passed June 15th, 1914, consists of a supplemental agreement sup-
plementing the contract set out in Ordinance No. 1768 correcting
a mistake contained in such original contract.
23-1003. Appropriation for payment of land. Ordinance
No. 1802 passed November 16th, 1914, provides an appropria-
tion of $4,906.80 for the payment of certain real estate purchased
from the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company, being
a part of the real estate described in Ordinance No. 1768 and
which it granted the right of way to said railway company for
Pacific Railway Company.
23-1004. Contract between the Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific Railway Company, the Missouri Pacific Railway Com-
pany and the City of Salina. Ordinance No. 1769 passed June
1st, 1914, constitutes a contract between the two railway com-
panies mentioned and the City of Salina by which the City
agrees to provide for such two railway companies certain rights
Of way necessary to permit such companies to properly serve the
Union Passenger Station and the City agrees to convey or cause
to be conveyed to said two companies, each an undivided one-half,
interest in and to certain real estate therein described, such con-
tract to become effective on June 10th, 1914, and continue in full
force and effect as long as either of said companies, their lessees,
successors or legal assigns shall operate any railroad into the City
of Salina.
23-1005. Authorizing conveyance of land to Missouri
Pacific Railway Company. Ordinance No. 1815 passed January
18th, 1915, authorizes the Mayor and City Clerk to execute and
deliver to the Missouri Pacific Railway Company a deed to certain
real estate described in Ordinance No. 1768 and an undivided '
one-half interest in and to the real estate described in Ordinance
No. 1769.
23-1006. Authorizing conveyance of land to the Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company. Ordinance No. 1814
passed January 18th, 1915, authorizes the Mayor and City Clerk
to execute and deliver to the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
way Company a deed to an undivided one-half interest in certain
real estate described in Ordinance No. 1769.
23-1007. Appropriation for payment. Ordinance No.
1807 provides for an appropriation of $1,500.00 for the payment
to F. L. Weaver for certain real estate purchased by the City for
the use of the Missouri Pacific Railway Company as authorized
by Ordinance No. 1768. .
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Ch. 23, Art. 101 Railroad Rights of Way. Ordinances and 2m
Contracts with Railroads Relating to Union Station.
23-1008. Appropriation for payment. Ordinance No.
1841 provides for an appropriation of $564.60 for the payment
to the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company. for cer-
tain real estate purchased from said company for the use of the
Missouri Pacific Railway Company.
23-1009. Authorizing conveyances to Union Pacific Rail-
way Company, Afchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Com-
pany, Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company and
Missouri Pacific Railway Company: Ordinance No: 1899,
passed and approved October 18th, 1915, provides for the execu-
' tion and delivery on behalf of the City of quit claim deeds con-
veying to each of the following grantees, to-wit: the Union Pa'
cific Railway Company, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Company, Chicago, 'Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company and
the Missouri Pacific Railway Company each an undivided one-
fourth interest in and to certain real estate.described in said ordi-
nance for the purpose of furnishing said companies with rights
of way necessary to permit said companies to properly serve the
TJnion Passenger Depot in said City and such ordinance provided
that said deeds should be delivered upon the completion and open-
ing of 12th Street from Bishop Street to North Street.
234010. Authorizing conveyance to Missouri Pacific
Railway Company and Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
, way Company. Ordinance No. 1935 passed and approved April
17th, 1916, provides for the execution and delivery of a quit claim
deed on behalf of the City to the Missouri Pacific Railway Com-
pany and the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company, •
conveying to each an undivided one-half interest in and to said
real estate in said ordinance described. •
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CHAPTER 24—SEWERS.
Article 1.—Sewer Zones.-24-101 to 24-110.
2.=Lateral Sewer Districts.-24-201 to 24-236.
3.—Miscellaneous Regulations.-24-301 to 24-303.
4.Special Sewer Permits.-24-401 to 24-407.
ARTICLE 1.—SEWER ZONES.
(Published in The Salina Evening Journal February 11th, 1922.)
Ordinance No. 2440.
An ordinance establishing and defining the bounds and limits of
certain sewer zones within the City of Salina, Kansas, for the .
purpose of providing a more convenient form of reference
upon the books of said City to any lateral sewer district of
said City created or hereafter created therein.
_Whereas, it is necessary from time to time to create, establish
and define certain lateral sewer districts within the City of Salina,
Kansas, and
Whereas, it is necessary in order to afford a more convenient
form of reference upon the books of said City to said lateral
sewer districts created or to be hereafter created, that said City
be divided into sewer zones, respectively established and defined,
• now therefore,
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
• 24-101. § 1. Sewer Zone "A" is hereby established and •
composed of the following lots, blocks and parcels of ground, to-
wit:
"All that portion of the City of Salina lying north of the
center line of North Street and bounded on the west, north and
east by the corporate limits of the City of Salina, Kansas."
24-102. § 2. Sewer Zone "B" is hereby established and
composed of the following lots, blocks and parcels of ground, to-
wit:
"Commencing at the intersection of North Street and Ninth
Street; thence along the center line of North Street to the center
line of Ohio Street; thence south along Ohio Street to the center
of the Smoky Hill River; thence along The center of said Sniokv
Hill River in a westerly direction to the intersection of Ash
Street and the Smoky Hill River; thence west on the center line
of Ash Street to the center line of Ninth Street; thence north •
along the center line of Ninth Street to the place of beginning."
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Ch. 24, Art. 11 Sewers. Sewer Zones. 297
24-103. §3. Sewer Zone "C" is hereby established and
composed of the following lots, blocks' and parcels of ground, to-
wit:
"Commencing at the intersection of North Street and the west
corporate limits of the city; thence East along the center of North
Street to the center line of Ninth Street; thence South along the
center of Ninth Street tb the center of South Street; thence West
along the center line of Smith Street to the West corporate limits of
the city; thence in a northerly direction along the corporate limits
of the city to the place of beginning."
24-104. § 4. Sewer Zone "D" is hereby established and
composed of the following lots, blocks and parcels of ground, to-
wit:
"Commencing at the intersection of Ninth and Ash Streets;
thence east along the center line of Ash Street to the center line
of the Smoky Hill River; thence along the center line of the
Smoky Hill River in a southerly direction to the center line of
South Street; thence west along the center line of South Street
to the center line of Ninth Street: thence North along the center
line of Ninth Street to the place of beginning."
24-105. § 5. Sewer Zone "E" is hereby established and
composed of the following lots, blocks.and parcels of ground, to-
wit:
"Commencing at the intersection:of Delaware Avenue and the
Smoky Hill River: thence south on Delaware Avenue to Gypsum
Avenue: thence West on Gypsum Avenue to Kansas Avenue;
thence South on Kansas Avenue to the Smoky Hill River; thence
southwesterly along the Smoky Hill River to the north line of
Oakdale Park; thence West along said north line of Oakdale.Park
to Oakdale Drive;.thence north along' said Oakdale Drive to
Walnut Street and the intersection of the Smoky Hill River; thence
along the center of the Smoky I-Iill River in a northeasterly direc-
tion to the place of beginning."
24-106. § 6. Sewer Zone "F"' is hereby established and
composed of the following lots, blocks and parcels of land, to-wit'
"Commencing at the intersection of South Street and Oakdale
Park in the City of Salina; thence in a southeasterly direction
along Oakdale Park and Kellwood Park to Front Street; thence
south along the corporate limits of said city to the center line of
Republic Street therein; thence west on the center line of said
Republic Street to the center line of Sherman Street therein;
thence north along the center line of Sherman Street to the center
line of Crawford Street: thence west along the corporate limits
of said city on Crawford Street to the west corporate limits
thereof; thence north along the west corporate limits of said city
298 Sewers. Lateral Sewer Districts. [Oh. 24,Art. 2
to the center line of South Street; thence east along the center
line of South Street to the place of beginning" (§ 6, Ord. 2440,
Amd. by § 1, Ord. 2638, 12-30-22).
24-107.. § 7. Sewer Zone "G" is hereby established and
composed of the following lots, blocks and parcels of ground, to-
wit:
"All that portion of the city lying South of the center line of
Republic Avenue, bounded on the East, South and West by the
corporate limits of the City of Salina."
24-108. § 8. Sewer Zone "H" is hereby established and
composed of the following lots, blocks and parcels of ground, to-
wit:
"All that portion of the city known and described as Oakdale
- Park and Kenwood Park."
24-109. §-9. Nothing herein contained shall be held or con-
strued to establish, define or fix the boundary of or establish ally
main, intercepting or latteral sewer district whatsoever in said city,
nor to repeal any ordinance fixing or establishing any main, inter-
cepting or lateral -sewer district therein.
24-110. § 10. This ordinance shall take effect and be in
full force from and after its publication once in the official city
paper.
Infroduced for first reading, January 23rd, 1922.
Passed and approved, February 6th, 1922.
• F. S. DYAR, Mayor.
Attest: CrIAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
- ARTICLE 2.—LATERAL SEWER DISTRICTS.
(Ordinances creating Lateral Sewer Districts are not set out
in full being included by reference to.district number, description
of land and number and date of ordinance.)
SEWER ZONE A:
24-201. District 1-A: All of lots, tracts and parcels of
ground situate in Block Five (5) and in Block Six (6) in Calkins
Addition. Ord. No. 2442, Feb. 20, 1922.
24-202. District 2-A: Lots One (1) to Eighteen (18) in-
. elusive, in Block One (1), in Crowthers Addition. Ord. No.
2443, Feb. 20, 1922.
• 24-203. District 3-A: Lots One (1) to Twenty (20) in-
clusive in Block Forty-four (44) in Military Addition. Ord. No..
2444, Feb. 20, 1922.
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SEWER ZONE C:
24-204. District 1-C: Lots Twenty-five (25) to Thirty-
eight (38) inclusive on Spruce Street in Phillips Third and Fourth
Addition. Ord. No. 2445, Feb. 20, 1922.
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24-205. District 2-C: Lots Fourteen (14), Twelve (12).
Ten (10) and. the South One-half (S%) of Lot Eight (8) all in
Block Eight (8) ; Lots Two (2), Three (3), Four (4) and the
North One-half (N34) of Lot Five (5) all in Block Twelve .(12) ;
Lots Nine (9) to Fourteen (14) inclusive and the South One-
'half (S*/z) of Lot Seven (7) and of Lot Eight (8) in Block
Seven (7) ; Lots One (1) to Six (6) inclusive and the North one-
half (N,%) of Lot Seven (7) and of Lot Eight (8) in Block
Thirteen (13) ; Lots Five (5) to Seven (7) inclusive and the
South One-half (5%) of Lot Four (4) in Block Six (6) ; Lots
One (1) to Three (3) inclusive and the North One-half (N54 )
of Lot Four (4) in Block Fourteen (14) ; 'all in Leavenworth Ad-
dition. Ord. No. 2446, Feb. 20, 1922.
24-206. District 3-C: Lots One (1) to'Fourteen (14) in-
clusive; in Block Thirteen (13) ; Lots One (1) to 'Fourteen (14)
inclusive in Block Seven (7) ; Lots One (1) to Fourteen (14) in-
• elusive in Block Four (4) ; all in Leavenworth Addition. Ord.
No. 2447, Feb. 20, 1922.
24-207. District 4-C: Lots One (1) to Fourteen (14) in-
clusive in Block Six (6) ; Lots One (1); Two (2), Three (3),
Twenty-six (26) and Lots Thirteen (13) to Sixteen (16) in-
clusive in Block Seven (7) all in Elmdale Addition. Lots One
(1) to Fourteen (14) inclusive in Block Seven (7) in Dodges
Replat. Lots Twenty-seven (27) to Thirty-one (31) inclusive
and Lots Thirty-five (35) to Thirty-nine (39) inclusive in
University Addition. Ord. No. 2448, Feb. 20, 1922.
24-208. District 5-C: Lots 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 on Clark Street,
in Block 14, Leavenworth Addition. Ord. No. 2639, Dec. 30,
1922.
24-209. District 6-C: All of Lot 19, South 33 and 5 feet
of North 67 feet of Lot 20, East 40 feet of North 3354 feet, of
Lot 20 and Lot 18 on Park Street, in Weaver's Addition; Lots
29-30-31 and 32 on Elm Street, Weaver's Addition, Lots 1-2-3-
4-5-6-7-9 and part of Lots 8 and 10 and I1 on Phillips Street, in
Weaver's 2nd Addition.
24-210. District 7-C: All of Lot 43; Park Street, West
12/ feet of North 150 feet Lot 41, Park Street, South 55 feet
of Lot 41, Park Street, South 55 feet of Lot 39, Park Street, all
of Lot 44, Ash Street, all of Lot 45, Park Street, East 2/3'of. the
North 110 feet Lot 47, Park Street, South 95 feet of Lot 47,
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Park Street, South 95 feet of Lot 49, •Park Street, all of Lot 46,
Ash Street, all of Lot 48, Ash Street, all in Wilson's Addition.
Ord. No. 2762, May 3, 1923.
' • 24-211. District 8-C: All of Lots Twelve (12) and Thir-
teen (13) on Ash Street, the North seventy (70) feet bf Lot
Eleven (11), and all of Lots Twelve (12) and Thirteen (13) on
'State Street, in University Addition. Ord.• No.' 2859, Oct. 6,
1923.
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SEWER ZONE E: •
24-212. District 1-E: Lots Ten (10) to Sixteen (16) in-
clusive, in Block Fifteen. (15), in Cunningham's Replat. Ord.
'No. 2449, Feb. 20, 1922.
24-213. District 2-E: Lots Eight (8) to Seventeen (17)
inclusive, in Block Twelve (12), in Oakdale Addition, Ord. No.
2450, Feb. 20th, 1922. ••'
24-214. District 3-E: .Lots One, Two, Three, and the East
one-half of Lot Four and Lots Twenty-one, Twenty-two, Twenty-
three, Twenty-four, 'Twenty-five and Twenty-six, all in Block
. Nine, together with Lots Four to Thirteen inclusive in Block Ten,
all in Oakdale-.Addition. Ord. No. 2451, Feb. 20, 1922.
24-215. District 4-E: All of the lots, tracts and parcels
, of, land situate in Surveyors Plat Number Twelve; and Lots One.
Two; Three 'and the. ;West one-half of Lot Four, together with -
Lots Eight, Nine, Ten and the \Vest one-half of Lot Eleven, all
in Block One, in Fruitland Addition. Ord. No. 2452, Feb. 20,
1922. .
SEWER ZONE F: '
24-216. District 1-F: Lots Five, Seven and Nine in Block
Sixteen; Lots Six, Eight and Ten in Block Fifteen; in South
Park Addition. Ord. 2453,- Feb. 20, '1922.
24-217. District 2-F: Lots. Seventeen to Thirty-two in-
clusive in Block Twelve in Bond's Addition. Ord. No. 2454, Feb.
20, 1922.
24-218. District 3-F: Lots One to Sixteen inclusive in
Block'One in Morrison's Addition. Ord. No. 2455, Feb. 20, 1922.
24-219. District,4-F: Lots 9 and 10, Block 10, Lots 9 and
10, Block 11, Lot 1 and the West 50 feet of Lot 2 and the North
• 50 feet of the East 150 feet of Lot 2, Block 16 and Lot 1 and
the West 60 feet and north 55 feet of the East 140 feet of Lot 2,
• Block 17, on Charles Street in South Park Addition. Ord. No.
2640, Dec. 30, 1922.
24-220. District 5-F: Lots 9 .and 10 in Block 17 on Craw-
ford Street in South Park Addition and Lots 2-4-6-8-10-12,
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Block 1, Lots 2-4-6-8-10-12, Block 2, Lots 1-3-5-7-9-11, Block 4
on Tenth Street all in' Westview Addition, or Surveyors Plat
Number 10. Ord. No. 2641, Dec. 30, 1922.
24-221. District 6-F: Lots 2-4-6-8-10 and 12, Block 1, Lots
2-4-6-8-10 and 12, Block 2, Lots 1-3-5-7-9-11, Block 3, and Lots
1-3-5-7-9 and 11, Block 4, all in Westview Addition. Ord. No.
2657, Jan. 20, 1923.
24-222, District 7-F: Lots 1-3-5-7-9-11-13-15-17-19-21-23-
25-27-29 and 31, Block 7; West 471/2' of Lot 1, West 471/2' of
Lot 3, Lots 5-7-9-11-13-15-17-19-21-23-25-27, and West 421/2' of
Lot 31, Block 12, Bond's Addition, and the East 142' of Block 8,
East 142' of Block 9, East 142' of Block 10, East 142' of Block
11 and East 142' of Block 17, Westview Addition. Ord. No.
2658, Jan. 20, 1923.
24-223. District 8-F: South 21/2' of Lot 1 and North 281/2'
of Lot 2, Block 16, Hutchinson's Addition; North 50.19' of Lot
1, Block 18, Hutchinson's Addition, Lots 2-4-6-8-10-12 and 14,
Block 5, Cqllege View Addition, North 105 and 1/3' of Lot 1,
North 105 and 1/3' of Lot 2, and all of Lots 3-4 and 5, Block 4,
Hutchinson's Addition.
24-224. District 9-F: Lots 1-2-3-4-5 and 6 in 'Replat of
Blocks 4;and 5 in Sunnyside Addition. Ord. No. 2660, Jan. 20.
1923.
24-225. -District 10-F: Lots 1-2 and 4, Block 9, South .
Park Addition, Lot 17, Replat of Block 5, South Park Addition,
Lots 3 and 4, Block 4, South Park 'Addition, Lots 1 and 2 Block
. "A," South Park Subdivision No. 1'., Lots 3 and 4, Block "B,"
South Park Subdivision No. 1. Ord. No. 2756, April 19, 1923.
24-226. District 10-F: Lots One and Two and the North
fifty feet of Lot Four, Block Nine, South Park'Addition. Lots
Three and Four, Block "B" and Lots One and Two, Block "A."
South Park Subdivision No. 1. Lots Three and Four, Block
Four, South Park Addition. Lot Seventeen Replat of Block Five
South Park Addition. Ord. No. 2860, Oct. 6, 1923.
24-227. District 11-F: The North fifty-two feet of Lots
One, Two and Three, Block Five, the North one hundred feet of
Lot Four; Block Five, and the North fifty feet of Lots Five and
Six, Block Five all in Replat of Morrisons Third Addition, and
the West seventy-seven and one-half feet of Lot Nine, the East
eighty-two and one-half feet of the South fifty feet of Lot Nine,
Block Two, Lot Twenty, Block Two, Morrisons Addition. Ord.
No. 2861, Oct. 6, 1923.
24-228. Districts 12-F and 6-G: All of Lots Five, Seven-
teen, Eighteen, Nineteen, Twenty, Twenty-one, Twenty-two.
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Twenty-three, Twenty-four, Twenty-five, Twenty-six, Twenty-
seven, Twenty-eight; and Twenty-nine, Block Three, Highland
Court Addition, Lots Twenty-Three- and Twenty-four, Block
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Thirteen, Lots Twenty-three and Twenty-four, Block Fourteen, in
Bachtold Plat of West View Addition. The East one-half of
South one hundred and seventy feet of Block Sixteen Surveyor's
Plat Ten. Ord. No. 2862, Oct.. 6, 1923.
24-229. District 13-F: .Lots Two to Six inclusive, Sur-
veyors Plat C of Salina,. Kansas, Lots One and Three to Sixteen .
' inclusive Smith and' Colvard's Addition. Ord. No. 2856, Oct. O.
1923.
24-230. District 14-F: The south fifty feet of Lot Five,
all of Lots Six; Seven, Eight, on Morrison Ave., Lots Eight, Ten,
Twelve, Fourteen, Block Three, Lots One, Three and Five and
the West forty-one feet of Lots Seven, Nine and Eleven, Block
Four all in Replat of Morrison's Third Addition. . Ord. No.
2857, Oct. 6, 1923.
SEWER ZONE G:
24-231. District 1-G: Lots 1-3-5-7-9-11-13-15-17 and 19
on Beloit Avenue; and Lots 2-4-6-8-10-12-14-16-18 and 20 on
Minneapolis Avenue, in the grounds of the Kansas Wesley-an
University. Ord. No..2456, Feb. 20, 1922.
24-232. District 2-G: Lots 74-76-78-80-82-84-86-88-90-92-
94=96-98 on Ninth Street; and Lots 75-77-79-81-83-85-87-89-91-
93-95-97-99 on Highland Avenue, all in the grounds of the Kan-
sas Wesleyan University. Ord. No. 2457, Feb. 20, 1922.
24-233. District 3-G. Lots 1-3-5-7-9 and 11 on Republic
Avenue in addition to the Kansas Wesleyan University Addition.
Ord. No. 2661, Jan. 20, 1923.
24-234. District 4-G: Lots One, Six, Seven, ,Eight, Nine,
Ten, Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen, Fourteen, Fifteen, Sixteen, Seven-
teen and Eighteen in Block One; Lots One, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, ,
Ten, El even, Twelve, Thirteen, Fourteen, Fifteen, Sixteen, Seven-
teen and Eighteen, Block Two, I-Iighland Court Addition. Ord.
No. 2863, Oct. 6, 1923.
24-235. District 5-G: All of Lots One, Three, Five, Seven,
Nine. Eleven, Thirteen, Fifteen, Seventeen, Nineteen, on Ells-
worth Avenue and all of Lots Two, Four, Six, Eight, Ten, Twelve,
Fourteen, Sixteen, Eighteen, and Twenty on Jewell Avenue all in
the addition to the University Grounds Addition. Ord. No: 285g,
.Oct. 6, 1923.
24-236. District 6-G: See District 12-F.
Ch. 24,Arts. 3, 4] Sewers. Miscellaneous; Special Permits. 302
ARTICLE 3.—MISCELLANEOUS—SEWER REGULA-
TIONS AND PROVISIONS.
(For other Sections see Plumbing Code, Streets, Public Health, etc.)
24-301. City right to connect with private drains. The
City shall have the right at all times to connect with and use any
private drain built upon any public street, alley or highway for
draining the streets or for any public purpose, and also to recon-
struct or to close up or disconnect from said City sewers any drain
constructed in violation of the provisions of this ordinance, or
which, from any cause, may have become a nuisance (§ 4, Ord.
1143; 7-21-02). -
24-302, Not to connect cess pools with sewers; damaging
property, etc. No person or corporation shall connect any pen,
gutter, cess pool, privy vault or cistern with any public' sewer, or
with any private sewer connecting in any way with the public
sewers, and no person or corporation shall deposit any garbage,
offal, dead animals, filth or any substance having a tendency to ob-
struct the flow of sewerage and drainage, or damage by breaking
any manhole, lamphole, flush tank, sewer connection or opening
(§ 6, Ord. 1143, 7-21-02).
24-303. Violation of Section 24-302, penalty. That any
person, corporation or company who shall violate any of the fore-
going provisions of this ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding One I-Iundred Dollars '(§ 9, Ord. 1143, 7-
21-02).
ARTICLE 4.—SPECIAL SEWER PERMITS.
(Published in Salina Evening Journal May 1st, 1906.)
Ordinance No. 1304.
An Ordinance authorizing. Union Pacific Railroad Company to
construct a sewer.
Be it,Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
San na
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24-401. Union Pacific sewer in and across certain streets,
§ 1. That Union Pacific Railroad Company i§ hereby authorized
and empowered to construct and use a sewer from a point at or
near the water tank of said Union Pacific Railroad Company upon •
its grounds, extending thence over and across its grounds to the
alley between Fourth and Fifth Streets, thence south through said
alley and across Pacific Street, North Street and Pine°Street to
connect with the public sewer in Pine Street.
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24-402. Right to excavate streets. § 2. Said Union Pacific
Railroad Company is hereby granted the right to enter upon the
streets and alleys of said City of Salina and make any and all
excavations necessary for the construction of said sewer.
24-403. Supervision of City Engineer. § 3. Said sewer
shall be constructed by said Union Pacific Railroad Company un-
der the supervision of the City Engineer of said City.
24-404. Property owners' right to connect. § 4. Ad-
jacent property owners may connect with said sewer 'upon the
same terms and conditions under which they are now authorized
to connect with public sewers in said city.
24-405. Take Effect. § 5. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its publication in the Salina Evening Journal.
Passed and approved, April 30, 1906.
(Seal). DAVID H. SHIELDS, Mayor.
Attest: A. W. GODFREY, City Clerk.
(Published in The Salina Evening Journal, October, 1909.)
• Ordinance No'. 1524. •
An Ordinance ratifying and approving certain acts of the Mayor
and Clerk of the City of Salina.
Be it Ordained by the 'Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Salina:
24-406. Agreement between' City•and certain railroads
in re Elm Street Sewer. ` § 1. The action of the Mayor and City
Clerk of the City of Salina, Kansas, in executing a certain agree=
ment with The Kansas & Colorado Pacific Railway Company and
The Missouri'Pacific Railway Company, for and on behalf of the
City of Salina, on the 23rd day of June, 1909, whereby the City
of Salina, secured the right and privilege of laying and maintain-
ing a ten inch pipe line for the purpose of conducting sewage
under and across the track and right of way of the said railway
. companies, where the same crosses Elm Street in . the City of
Salina, Kansas, is hereby ratified, confirmed and approved, and
the terms and stipulations of said agreement are hereby accepted by
the City of Salina, Kansas, to all intents and purposes and as fully
as if a special ordinance had been passed directing the execution of
such agreement.
24-407. Take effect. § 2.. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force 'froni and after its passage, approval and publica-
tion.
Passed and approved, October 18, 1909. '
C. B. KIRTLAND,.Mayor..
Attest: A. W. GODFREY; City Clerk.
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Ch. 25,Art. I] Sidewalks. Regulating Construction. R06
•CHAPTER 25.—SIDEWALKS.
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ARTICLE 1—REGULATING CONSTRUCTION.
(Published in the Salina Evening Journal, October 8, 1921,)
Ordinance No. 2407.
•An Ordinance regulating the construction of sidewalks in the City
of Salina, Kansas, determining and declaring the plans, sped-.
fications and materials to be used in the laying and construc-
tion of the same, providing a penalty for the violation there-
• of and repealing all ordinances and parts of ordinances in
conflict herewith.
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Be it Ordained' by the Board of Commissioners of the_City of
Salina: -
25-101. Sidewalks constructed when ordered by Board
of Commissioners. § 1. That it shall be the duty of the owner
or owners of any lot or lots or of any tract or parcel of land within
the corporate limits of the City of Salina to construct or lay down
any sidewalk or sidewalks along their said property as may he,
ordered by resolution or ordinance of the Board of Commissioners
of the City of Salina made in conformity to law, in. accordance
with the plans and specifications hereinafter provided and within
thirty clays from the publication of any resolution or ordinance of
said Board of .Commissioners providing for the same unless a,
different time be in such resolution or ordinance designated.
25-102. City may construct and assess costs. § 2.. That
in event the owner or owners of such lot or•lots or parcels of land,
shall refuse or neglect to lay down, or construct such sidewalk or
sidewalks within, thirty clays from and after the publication of
such resolution or ordinance, or within the time designated there-.
in, the Board of Commissioners of the City of Salina shall pro-
ceed to construct or cause to be constructed, such sidewalk.in ac-,
cordance with the provisions of law, and the cost thereof shall be
assessed against such lot or lots-on which such sidewalk shall abut
and shall be certified by the City Cleric to the County Clerk of Sa-
line County, Kansas, to be.collected according to. law. Provided,
that after the time designated in such resolution or ordinance for
the construction-of such sidewalk by the owner or owners of such
lot-or lots or parcels of ground, then that such owner or owners
shall not construct or cause to be constructed any sidewalk .with-
out•first having received written authority therefor from said
Board of- Commissioners.
25-103. Specifications for sidewalks; width. § 3, That.
all sidewalks. hereafter constructed in the City:of Salina, Kansas,
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306 Sidewalks. Regulating Construction. [Ch. 25,Art. 3
shall be of concrete and shall be constructed according to the fol-
lowing specifications and requirements and with the following in-
gredients in the following proportions, to-wit:
ONE COURSE CONSTRUCTION.
Every sidewalk of one course construction shall consist of
one four (4) inch course of concrete in the proportion of one (1)
• part of Portland Cement; two and one-half (2/2) parts of fine
aggregate and four (4) parts of coarse aggregate.
TWO COURSE CONSTRUCTION.
• Every sidewalk of two course construction shall consist of a
base three and one-half (3!$) inches thick composed of one (1)
part of Portland Cement, two and One-half (2,1A) parts good clean.
sand and five (5) parts screened chats or Joplin Grit or an equiva-
lent mixture of sand and gravel equally as good.
On the base there shall be laid a wearing surface one-half (V2).
inch thick composed of one (1) part Portland Cement and two (2)
parts good clean sand.
It shall be optional with the owner or owners of any lot or
tract of land.along which sidewalks are to be constructed to con;
struts same either by the one course or two course method. But
upon failure of said property owner to construct any sidewalk
ordered laid and constructed by the City of Salina, then if said
City shall cause the same to be laid and constructed it shall have
the option to choose the method of construction to be employed.
The width or widths of all sidewalks hereafter laid or con-
structed upon Santa Fe Avenue in said City between Ash Street
and Walnut Street and all sidewalks on Iron Avenue in said City
• between Seventh Street and Fifth Street shall be not less than six-
, teen feet wide; and all sidewalks on Iron Avenue between Seventh
Street and Ninth Street in said City shall not be less than eight
(8) feet wide; all sidewalks on Santa Fe Avenue between Ash
and Missouri Pacific Railroad Right of way crossing of said City
- and between Walnut Street and South Street in said City, and all
sidewalks on Iron Avenue from Ninth Street west to College Ave .
nue shall not be less than six (6) feet wide; and all other side-
walks constructed in said City shall be-not less than five (5) feet
wide, the outer edge thereof to be not less than six (6) feet from
the lot line; Provided, However, that the Board of Commissioners
• of said City may, in its discretion and by ordinance or resolution
to such effect, permit sidewalks of less than five (5) feet in width
or of any other width to be constructed in such places as _they
May determine necessary to require (§ 3, Ord. 2407; Amd. by § 1,
Ord. 2491., 4-29-22).
25-104. Method of construction; contractor stamp name.
4. In the construction of any sidewalk within the City of Sa.
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lina all concrete shall be mixed by machine except when the City
Engineer shall otherwise permit under special conditions, and
mixing shall continue at least.one minute after all materials are in
the mixing drum and no concrete or mortar which has been mixed
• and was partially hardened shall.be remixed. In the residence
section all sidewalks shall be divided into slabs or division blocks
having an •area of not more than twenty-five (25) square feet •
and shall be in a square with dimensions of not greater than five
(5) feet unless otherwise ordered and permitted by resolution or
ordinance of the Board of Commissioners. A one-half (4) inch
expansion joint shall be provided at least once every fifty (50)
feet in any length of sidewalk which joint shall be filled with a
suitable joint filler and similar expansion joints shall be provided
at every intersection of any sidewalk with the street. curb and at
such other places as the City Engineer may in his judgment deter-
mine necessary. Every contractor or builder constructing any
sidewalk in the City of Salina shall at the end of every fifty feet
(50) feet of walk or fraction thereof mark his name, and the year
in which the walk is constructed therein either by stamping or by
in-laying a name plate approved by the City Engineer. •
25-105. City Engineer prepare plans and specifications.
i 5. • The City Engineer of the City of Salina shall prepare and
• file in the office of the City Clerk of said City such further plans
and specifications in regard to the manner of building .and con-
structing sidewalks in,said City as he shall determine to be neces-
sary and which are not in conflict with the provisions hereof, and
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all contracts hereafter made for the constructions of sidewalks
shall conform to the provisions of this ordinance and to such
requirements of said City Engineer, and such sidewalks shall only
be constructed in accordance .therewith.
25-106. Sidewalks constructed according to plans; vio-
lation• penalty: § 6. That no person shall put down or con-
struct, or assist in or cause.to•be constructed or put down within
the corporate limits of the City of Salina any sidewalk in viola-
tion of the provisions of this ordinance, and any person or persons
violating any of the terms or provisions hereof shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be
fined in any sum not less than Five and not more than Fifty Dol-
lars, and every day such sidewalk shall remain down shall be con-
sidered a separate offense and punishable .accordingly and such
•sidewalk may be deemed and considered an obstruction and he
-removed by said City any time at the cost of the owner of the
abutting property. .
25-107. Repeal prior ordinances. § 7. That Ordinance
Number 1038, Ordinance 'Number 1971 and Ordinance Number
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308 Streets and Alleys; General. Excavations. [Ch. 26, Art. 1.
2039 together with all ordinances or parts of ordinances in con-
flict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed.
25-108. ,Part of ordinance invalid. § 8. That in event
any section of this ordinance shall for any reason be finally de-
clared to be invalid that the invalidity of such section shall not
affect the validity of any other section hereof.
25-109. Take effect. § 9. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force from and after its publication once in the
official City paper.
Passed and approved, October third, 1921.
F. S. DYAR, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
CHAPTER 26.-STREETS AND ALLEYS; GENERAL.
Article 1.-Excavations.-26-101 to 26-117.
2.-General Regulations:
A. Cutting Curbs for Driveways.-26-201 to 26-204.
B. Protection of Paving and Sidewalks under Con-
struction.-26-205 to 26-208.
C. Miscellaneous Regulations.-26-209 to 26-217.
3.-Service Pipes and Sewers Ordered in.-26-301 to
26-304.
4.Construction and Maintenance of Intersections
with Steam Railroads.-26-401 to 26-405.
5.-Street Sprinkling.-26-501 to 26-504.
6.-House Numbering.-26-601 to 26-608:
7.-Names of Streets Changed.-26-701 to 26-706.
8.-Grades; Bench Marks.-26-801 to 26-806.
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ARTICLE 1.-EXCAVATIONS.
• 26-101. Permit for excavation. Any person, firm or cor-
poration desiring to make any excavation in any street, alley or
other public ground in the City of Salina, for any reason what-
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ever, except the building, re=building, repairipg or maintaining of
any street railway system, shall, before making such excavation
or any part thereof, secure from the City Council or the City Clerk
as herein provided, a permit to-make such excavation (§ 1, Ord.
1882, 9-25-1915).
26-102. Application; contents. For the purpose of obtain-
ing the permit above mentioned, the person, firm or corporation.
desiring the same shall file with the City Clerk a written applica-
tion and signed therefor. Such application shall state,
• Ch. 26,Art, 11 Streets and Alleys; General. - Excavations. 30n
First. The location or place at which such excavation is in- •
tended to be made.
Second. The purpose for which said excavation is.intended
and the nature and kind of work intended•to be done.
"Third. The time when such excavation is intended to be•
made, and the time required to make such excavation and complete
the refilling of the same as in this ordinance provided.
Fourth. The portion they intend to occupy in any street or
alley, both as to length and width, in making such excavation, and
the size of the excavation itself (§ 2. Ord. 1882,.9-25-1915).
26-103. Permit granted; conditions. Upon receipt of the
application mentioned in Section 2 of this ordinance and upon
compliance with all of the other conditions required by this ordi-
nance or any other ordinance of the City of Salina relating •to .
, street excavations, then in effect, the City Clerk may issue a per-
mit to such applicant to make the excavation referred to in such .
application; provided that upon issuing any such permit the Clerk
shall deliver a duplicate thereof to the City Engineer and provided
further that no permit shall be issued under any of the provisions
of this or any other ordinance which will in any way interfere
with the proper regulation of the public streets, alleys and other
public grounds of the City. All permits issued under the provi-
sions of this ordinance shall be returned to the City Clerk on the
completion of the work permitted, and within .three days after
the time of expiration mentioned therein, with a certificate thereon
signed by the person to whom issued that the work permitted
thereby has been done and performed in conformity therewith
and in conformity with all ordinances relating to such work; •
whereupon it shall be the duty of the City•Engineei- to inspect said
work and if he shall find that said work has not been done as certi-
fied he shall notify the party to whom such permit was issued of
such fact, and if such party shall fail within the next succeeding
twenty-four hours, to put such work in such condition as such en-
gineer shall direct, such person shall be deemed guilty of a viola-
tion of this ordinance. Any of the duties to be performed by the
City Engineer under this ordinance may be delegated by him to
his assistant or to the Street Superintendent or the Building In-
spector of the City of Salina, and any of such officers shall there-
upon have all of the authority conferred by this ordinance upon
the City Engineer. All excavations' shall at all times be protected,
by barriers, as by ordinance provided (see Sec. 26-115), which
harriers shall have painted thereon, on both sides thereof, the
name of the person, firm or corporation doing such work (§ 3,
Ord. 1882; Amd. by § 1, Ord. 3087, 3-2-19251:
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26-104. Permit; fix bounds; subject to regulations. All
permits issued by the City Clerk, as provided in this ordinance,
shall fix reasonable bounds within which the applicant may exca-
vate thereunder and shall contain such other provisions as may be
• from time to time directed by the City Council, and nothing con-
tained in any permit or in this ordinance shall be construed as in
any manner preventing. the City Council from at any time mak-
ing any reasonable regulation with respect to excavating in the
streets, alleys or other public grounds of the City, either as to an
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excavation already begun or which may thereafter be made (§ 6,
Ord. 1882, 9-25-15).
• 26-105. Deposits required. No permit shall be granted to
excavate in any of the paved streets, alleys or other public grounds
• of the City until the applicant therefor shall have deposited with
the City Clerk of the City, Fifteen Dollars, ($15.00) for each ■
opening to be made in any such street or alley, and in case of an
application for a permit to excavate any unpaved street, alley or
other public ground no permit shall be issued until the.applicant
therefor shall deposit With the City Clerk the sum of Five Dollars
($5.00), for each opening to he made in any such street or alley,
Provided, that in no case shall a permit be issued to any party
to make an excavation in any street, alley or other public place in
the City, unless the applicant therefor has made a deposit of
Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00), with the City Clerk of Salina, such
deposit to be held by such Clerk until one (1) year after the mak-
ing of the last excavation by such depositor. Such deposit may
he used by the City to repair faulty work clone by such depositor •
in refilling any excavation, or replacing any pavement or base and
if any part of such deposit is so used, then such depositor shall re-
place such amount and at all times maintain such amount at
Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00), until it is withdrawn (; 7, Ord.
1882, 9-25-15).
26-106. Money deposited; kept by City Clerk; when re-
turned. The money deposited with the City Clerk under the pro- • .
visions of this ordinance shall remain in the hands of the City .
Clerk until such time as there shall he filed with him a statement,
signed by the Chairman of the Street and Alley Committee or the
•City Engineer, that the excavation, •for which such deposit was
made, has been refilled•in a satisfactory manner and in accordance
with the terms of this ordinance, and that, in case of an excava-
tion in any paved street,. alley or other ground, the pavement re-
moved or disturbed for the purpose of making such excavation
has been properly replaced in accordance with the'provisions of
this ordinance; at which time such deposit shall be returned to the
person depositing the same, or his legal representative. except as is.
hereinbefore otherwise provided (§ 8, Ord. 1882, 9-25-15).
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26-107. Excavations in paved-streets or:alleys;'how
filled. Any person, firm or corporation making arig excavatib?i in
any of the paved streets, alleys or other public grounds of the City
shall have sufficient water in such excavation, while refilling the
same, so that, at all times during such refilling, the dirt being
filled therein, shall be sufficiently wet to properly settle throughout •
all parts of the excavation; and if any tunnelling has been done
by such person, firm or corporation in such excavation, then such
tunnelling shall be carefully and thoroughly refilled, and tamped
solid at all times while being refilled, and if the dirt being refilled
into such tunnelling cannot be properly tamped, water shall be
kept in such tunnelling, sufficient to cover the dirt being. filled
therein;'and any person, fine or corporation making any excava-
vation in any paved street, alley or other public ground shall put
back into such excavation all of the dirt taken out of the same,
and after refilling any such excavation, in a paved place, the pav-
ing and base shall not be replaced thereon until at least twenty-
four (24) hours after the completion of such refilling (§ 9, Ord.
1882, 9-25-15).
26-108. Earth shelf to be left. Any person, firm or corpo-
ration making any excavation in any paved street, alley or other
public ground in the City of Salina, shall make the opening
through the pavement, for such excavation, at least nine (9)
inches larger in every direction than they make the excavation
itself in the ground below such opening through such. pavement,
and they shall take care that the shelf of solid earth thus formed
around such opening in the pavement shall not be broken off or
in any way destroyed until the pavement•removed for such excava-
tion has been completely replaced (5 10, Ord. 1882, 9-25-15),
26-109. Paving base; how.replaced. Any person, firm or
corporation making any excavation in any of the paved streets.
alleys or other public grounds of the City shall after refilling said
excavation as herein provided, thoroughly clean the edges of the
cut made for such excavation, in the pavement and base, so that
no dirt or foreign matter shall remain adhering thereto at the •
time said pavement and base is replaced; they shall replace the
base of the pavement, in said cut, on a solid foundation of earth,
with concrete which shall be one (1) part Portland Cement, two
(2) parts Sand and four (4) parts of Crushed Rock, so that
such replaced base will unite with the old base of the pavement; •
they shall then replace the pavement in said cut with the same
kind of material as that removed and in as perfect and substantial
condition as before being removed or disturbed, for the purpose
of making the excavation, and all of such work or replacing such
pavement and base shall be done by 'men thoroughly qualified td
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do the-same in a proper and workmanlike manner (§ 11, Ord.
: 1882, 9-25-15).
26-110. Paving to endure one.year; replaced by City; ex-
pense. , In case any pavement replaced by any person, firm or'cor-
poration removing or disturbing the same, for the purpose of
• making an excavation, shall not endure for a period of one (1) •
•year from the time of its replacement, free from settlement, cracks
and depressions, then the person, firm or corporation so removing
and replacing the same shall take up such replaced portion and
• -again replace the same in accordance with the above regulations
for its replacement in the first instance and under the immediate
supervision of the City Engineer, or if they fail to so replace such
portion immediately upon notice so to do, the City may replace
the same and charge the cost thereof to such person, firm or cor-
poration (§ 12, Ord. 1882; 9-25-15).
26-111. Excavations in unpaved streets; how refilled..
Any person making any excavation in any of The unpaved streets,
. •alleys or other public grounds of the City of Salina, shall refill such
excavation in a proper and workmanlike manner, so that it con-
. forms to the original grade of such street, alley or other public
-ground, and the dirt refilled therein shall all be well tamped or
:settled with water, and in case such refilling shall settle within
one (1) year, such person shall refill the same (§ 13, Ord. 1882,
9-25-15).
26-112. No rod or stake driven through pavement. No
person, firm or corporation shall at any time, for any purpose
whatever, drive any rod or stake through any pavement on .any
street, alley or other public ground,In the City of Salina, without
first obtaining the written permit of the City Council so to do
(§ 14, Ord. 1882, 9-25-15). •
26-113. Violation of Secs. 26-101 to 26-112; penalty. Any
person, firm or corporation, or the president, agent, manager or
employee thereof, who shall violate any of the provisions of. this
ordinance shall be deemed-guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con-
viction thereof in the Police Court shall be fined in any sum not
less than Ten Dollars_ ($10.00), nor more than Three 1-Iundred
($300.00) (§ 15, Ord. 1882, 9-25-15).
26-114. Excavations to precede paving; property owners
notified; no paving broken for 1 year. Whenever a street, ave-
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nue or alley is about to be paved, the City Engineer, or his au-
thorized representative, shall notify the property holders, lessees
or tenants on such street, avenue or alley, so that all water, steam.
gas, drain or sewer connections can be made prior to ..the paving
• of the same. After the sub-grade has been rolled, preparatory to
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the laying'of the pavement, no permit shall be issued for the ex-
cavation in or on said street within twelve months from the coni-
pletion of the paving, except for the purpose of repairing leaks
in any water; steam, gas, drain, sewer or other pipe or conduits, •
meaning hereby to prohibit excavations for all new work in said
block within the time above mentioned (§ 4, Ord. 1695, 12-16-
1912)'
26-115. -Excavations; signals; regulations. Every person,
persons, company or corporation to whom any permit is issued, as
• hereinbefore provided, shall enclose all excavations which he or
they may make in the public streets, avenues or alleys with suf-
ficient barriers and danger signals at all times, and must maintain
sufficient red lights at night, and must take all the necessary pre-
, cautions to guard the public against-all accidents from the begin-
ning of said work to the completion of the same, and shall only
make such excavations on condition that he is or they are liable
for all damages that may result from the necessary prosecution •
against the City of Salina in consequence of any accident or ac-
cidents to persons; animals, vehicles, conduits or property of any
kind, and such persons, person, company or corporation shall also
he. liable to the City of Salina on. their bond fot the same.
Trenches or ditches in depth of six feet or more, and in all 'Made
or otherwise treacherous soil, or near buildings, the sides of said
trenches or ditches shall be so braced as 'to prevent caving or
injury to the adjoining premises; and the party excavating and his
bondsmen shall be liable to said city for all damages arising by
reason of the neglect or carelessness in this respect. All excavat-
ing and refilling shall be made with such material and in such
manner as may be directed by the City Engineer, or his authorized
representative, and all paving, curbing, guttering or macadamizing
shall be replaced and renewed in as perfect and -substantial con-
dition as before being disturbed; and all such paving, curbing,
guttering and macadamizing shall be done by men who are ex-
perienced in such work and fully qualified to do the same in a
proper and substantial manner. Any directions that may be given.
• either in writing or orally, by the City Engineer, or any person in-
trusted with the supervision of such work, to any person, persons.
or corporation engaged in-making or refilling any such excavation
shall be- immediately obeyed; and the violation of such directions.
or the failure to perform the same, shall be deemed a violation of
the provisions of this ordinance. All parties making excavations
- ,under the provisions of this ordinance in any of the streets,
avenues. alleys or sidewalks of said city, shall, at all times be re-
• quired to keep open in said streets, avenues,-alleys and sidewalks
good, sufficient, secure and unobstructed passageways for the. safe
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General Regulations.
passage of all vehicles and pedestrians (§ 5, Ord, 1695, 12-16-
1912).
26-116. Removal of signals, etc. Any person, persons,
company or corporation who shall make or attempt to make any
excavation or refill the same, or do or attempt to do any other
act, in violation of the provisions of this ordinance, or any person,
company or corporation who shall remove or attempt to remove
from the site of the excavation or. work any of the barricades,
danger signals or lights, required by the provisions- of this or-
dinance, shall be deemed guilty of a violation •of the terms and
provisions of this ordinance (§ 7, Ord. 1695, 12-16-1912).
26-117. Penalty; Violation of Secs. 26-114 to 26-116.
Any person who violates any of the provisions of this ordinance
shall be• deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction
thereof, shall be fined in a sum not less than three ($3.00) dollars
• nor more than one hundred ($100.00) dollars ( 8, Ord. 1695, 12-
16-1912). •
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. ARTICLE 2.—GENERAL REGULATIONS. •
A.—CUTTING CURBING FOR DRIVEWAYS.-26-201 TO 26-204.
(Published in The Salina Evening Journal, Nov. 10, 1923.)
Ordinance No. 2874.
An Ordinance prohibiting the cutting of any street curbing in the
. City of Salina without first securing a permit therefor, pro.
viding for the conditions of such permit and providing for a -
penalty for the violation of the terms of this ordinance.
-Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
26-201. Cutting curb; permit required. ; 1. That no
person,' firm or corporation shall cut into, destroy or remove any
curbing along or on any street in the City of Salina now or here-
after existing, for the purpose of affording an entrance for a
drive-way from such street to any private property abutting there- ,
on, or for any other purpose, without first securing from the City
Engineer of the City of Salina, a permit therefor.
26-202. Specifications of City Engineer; condition of
permit. ti 2. That no permit for the. purpose mentioned in the
preceding section hereof, shall be issued by the .City Engineer to
any person, firm or corporation; except•on the express condition:
which shall be provided for in such.permit. that such driveway
shall be constructed in accordance with specifications as to material '
and construction to he furnished by said City Engineer, which
Ch. 26, Art. 21 Streets and Alleys; General. 311
General Regulations.
specifications shall be made a part of such permit, and shall be
completed within thirty (30) days after the date of the issuance
of such permit.
26-203. Violation of ordinance; penalty. § 3: That if
the terms and conditions of such permit, either as to the completion
of said drive-way front the curb line to the property line or as to
• the specifications for the construction thereof shall. not be com-
plied with within the time above mentioned the person applying
for such permit either for himself or for any firm or corporation
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall, upon conviction
thereof, be subject to a fine of twenty-five ($25.00) dollars, and
provided further that each day's failure to comply with the con-
ditions of such permit after the'time limited herein shall be deemed
a separate of fense, punishable by a fine of $5.00 for each such
subsequent offense.
26-204. Take effect. § 4. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force from and after its publication onee in the of-
ficial city paper.
Introduced for first reading, October 29th, 1923.
Passed and approved November 5th, 1923.
J. S. HARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E, .BANKER, City Clerk.
B.—PROTECTION OF PAVING AND SIDEWALKS IN COURSE OF
CONSTRUCTION.
(First Published in The Salina Evening Journal, Nov. 14, 1922.)
Ordinance No. 2613.
An Ordinance relating to the protection of paving and sidewalks in
the course of construction; defining,a misdemeanor and pro-
viding penalties for the violation thereof.,
•Bt it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina. Kansas:
. 26-205, Removing barrier protecting paving or sidewalk.
1. That it shall hereafter be unlawful for any person to remove,
displace, take away or in any manner interfere or meddle with any
barricade, barrier, obstruction, railing, light , or other warning
signal placed by the City of Saline, or any agent thereof or by any
company or person acting under the authority or with the consent
of said city, for the purpose of protecting any pavement, sidewalk
or other public improvement in the course of construction in said
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General Regulations.
26-206. Using sidewalk or paving protected by barriers.
§ 2. It shall hereafter be unlawful for any person to walk upon or
use any sidewalk cr to use or operate any kind of vehicle upon and
over any pavement in the course of construction in said city when
the same shall be protected against such use by means of barriers,
barricades, obstructions, lights or other warning signals placed there
by said city or by persons acting with authority and consent of said
city, for the purpose of protecting_such unfinished pavement, side-
walk or other public work against damage until its completion.
26-207. Violation of ordinance; penalty. § 3. Any per-
son violating any of the tennis or provisions of this ordinance, shall.
upon conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall he
punished by being confined in the City Jail for not more than
thirty (30) days or by a fine of not more than one hundred dollars
($100.00), or by both such fine and imprisonment.
26-208. Take effect. § 4. This ordinance shall take effect
and he in full force from and after its publication once in the of-
ficial city paper.
Introduced for first reading. November 6th, 1922.
• Passed and approved November 6th, 1922.
• (Seal) F. S. DYAR, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. F. BANKER, City Clerk.
C. MISCELLANEOUS REGULATIONS.
(See General Index and Secs. 15-151; 15-159 to 15-162;
28-101 and 28-110 for other regulations relating. to •Streets and
Alleys.)
26-209. Hedge fences along"streets or alleys. It shall
be unlawful for the owner or occupant of any real estate in the
City of Salina to permit or allow any hedge standing or growing
thereon as a fence along any of the public streets or alleys of said
city and be or become more than four feet in height, or to permit
or allow the same to extend into said streets or alleys more than
one foot (§ 1, Ord. 853, 6-18-1894).
26-210. Violation of 26-209; penalty. Any person violat-
ing any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall he punished
by a fine of not more than $10.00 or by imprisonment not exceed-
ing. 30 clays or by both such fine and imprisonment (§ 2. Ord.
853, 6-.18-1894).
• 26-211. Hauling stone, coal, sand, rubbish, etc. on streets; •
wagon bed; violation; penalty. it shall be unlawful foi any
person to draw or haul over the paved streets of the City of Salina,
' any broken stone, coal, sand, manure, mud, dirt, clay,.ashes, or
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rubbish of any kind, except in a wagon, cart or other vehicle with
a tight box thereon, so constructed as to prevent the spilling or
scattering of any of the substances therein contained, upon said
paved streets. Any person violating any of the provisions of this
ordinance shall be dented guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con-
. viction thereof, fined not less than three dollars, ($3.00) nor more
than twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for each offense (§ 1, Ord.
1888, 9-20-1915).
26-212. Tractor or threshing machine engine; plank
streets. It shall be unlawful for any person, persons or corpora-
tion to propel, cause to be propelled or drawn, by horse power or
by its own power, across or along any of the paved streets of the
City of Salina, any traction engine or threshing machine engine,
except that the same be propelled or drawn over planks at least
two (2) inches in thickness (§ 1, Ord. 1611, 6-19-1911).
26-213. Violation of Sec. 26-212; penalty. Any person,
persons or corporation violating the provisions of this ordinance
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction in
the'Police•Court, fined in any sum not exceeding one hundred
dollars for each offense (§ 2, Ord. 1611, 6-19-1911).
26-214. Vehicles for hire; standing-in front of business
place; limitations. It shall be unlawful for the owner or driver
of.any hack or other vehicle drawn by, horses or other animals,
and used in said city for the transportation of passengers, baggage
or merchandise to permit or allow said! hack or other vehicle to .
stand in front of any lot, store or place of business in said city on
any of the public streets of said city for'any period of time longer
than is necessary for the transaction of any business which he
may have with the owner or occupant of said lot, store or place of
business, after such owner or driver of such hack or such other
vehicle receives written notice from the owner or 'occupant of
such lot, store or place of business forbidding him to do so (§ 1,
Ord. 855, 4-23-1891).
26-215. Violation of Sec. 26-214; penalty. Any person
found guilty of violating any of the provisions of this ordinance
shall on conviction thereof be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and be punished by a fine of not less than $5.00 and not exceeding
$25.00 and costs, or by imprisonment not exceeding 3 months or
both such fine and imprisonment (§ 2, Ord. 855, 4-23-1891).
26-216. Wooden culvert and runways prohibited: That
it shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to place or
• use, or to permit, cause or allow to be placed or used any wooden
culvert or runway attached to the curb on or along any public
street or thoroughfare in the City of Salina, Kansas, and which
318 Streets and Alleys; General.. [Ch. 26, Art. 3
Service Pipes and Sewers-Ordered In.
projects into any such street or thoroughfare and onto the pave-
ment thereof, the culvert or runway herein referred to being such
as is commonly used for the purpose of driving automobiles or
other vehicles over the curb when no driveway entrance is cut into
said curl) (5 1, Ord. 2619, 11-20-1922).
26-217. Violation of Sec. 26-216; penalty. That any per-
son who shall violate the -provisions of the preceding section of
this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and•upon
. conviction thereof shall be 'fined in an amount not to exceed
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ARTICLE 3.—STREETS; SERVICE PIPES AND SEWERS ,
ORDERED IN.
(Published in The Salina Evening Journal, October 29th, 1921.)
• Ordinance No. 2410.
An Ordinance regulating the laying and construction of water
• service pipes, gas service pipes and sewers on streets in the City
• of Salina, Kansas where paving has been ordered in and pro-
viding for the payment of the same. •
Be it ordained by the Board of Connnissioners. of the City ot
Salina, Kansas: .
26-301. Lot owners lay service pipes and sewers prior to
paving. § 1. That it shall be the duty of the owner or owners
of.any lot or lots within the corporate limits of the City of Salina
to construct and lay water service pipes, gas service pipes and
sewers to the back of the curl) abutting such lot or lots whenever
ordered so to do by order, resolution of ordinance of the Board of
Commissioners of the City of Salina, made in conformity to law;
Provided I-fowever, that such water service pipes, gas service pipes ,
and sewers shall not by said Board of Commissioners be ordered
constructed or laid under the provisions of this ordinance except in
• regard to property abutting upon streets upon which paving has
been ordered in and provided further that the Board of Com-
missioners shall not order the laying or construction of more than
one water service pipe, one gas service pipe or one sewer for each .
two lots or fractional parts thereof along and abutting said paving,
nor shall any ,service pipes or sewers he so ordered in on any
streets within said city where the mains for the same are not laid.
26-302. Notice to owners; City may lay pipes; special
• assessments. ` 2. That the Board of Commissioners shall give ,
notice of any order to construct water service pipes. gas service
pipes or sewers by publishing an order to such effect for three
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Service Pipes and Sewers Ordered In.
• consecutive days in the official city paper and that in event the
owner or owners of such lot or lots ordered to lay and construct
the same shall refuse or neglect to lay down or construct such
water service pipes, gas service pipes or sewers•within 30 days from
and after the last publication of such order, then the Board of
Commissioners of the City of Salina shall proceed to construct or
cause to be constructed and laid such water service pipes, gas
service pipes or sewers in accordance with the provisions of law
and the, cost thereof shall be assessed against the two adjoining
lots or fractional parts thereof for which such service pipes -or •
sewers are laid, and such assessments shall be certified by the.City
Clerk of Salina, Kansas to the County Clerk of Saline. County,
Kansas to be. collected according to law in the same manner as
paving assessments are collected: Provided However, that after the
• expiration of the time designated in such order for the construc-
tion of such service pipes or sewers then such owner or owners
shall not construct or cause the same to be constructed without
first having written authority therefor from said Board of Com-
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26-303. Work according to specifications. § 3. That the
laving and construction of all service pipes and sewers as herein-
before provided for shall be in accordance with all city ordinances
regulating the same and.shall be in accord with the plans, sped fica-
tions and requirements as provided for by ordinance or direction
of the Board of Commissioners.
26-304. Take effect. § 4. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force from and after its publication once in. the of-
ficial city paper.
Passed•and approved, October 24th, 1921.
F. S. DYAR, illavOr.
Attest: Crrns. H. BANKER, City Clerk.
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Maintenance of Intersections with Steam Railroads.
ARTICLE 4.—CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF•
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INTERSECTIONS \VITH STEAM RAILROADS. .
(Published in the Salina. Evening Journal, May 27, 1916.)
Ordinance No. 1941.
. An Ordinance regulating the construction, maintenance, and re-
pair of intersections of steam railroads with streets, alleys
and highways in the City of Salina; providing for a written
waiver of the terms of this ordinance and providing a penalty
for the violation hereof.
Be. it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Saline
26-401. Railroad companies maintain crossings; specifi-
cations. § 1. That it shall be the duty of every company own- -
ing, managing or operating any steam railroad' within the limits
of the City of Salina, which crosses any street, alley or highway
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or which traverses any such street, alley or highway, within such
city, to construct and keep in repair substantial and suitable cross-
ings at each intersection of such railroad with such streets, alleys
or highways, such crossings to be constructed in accordance with
some one of the plans and specifications for railroad crossings here-
to attached and made a part hereof, sharked Exhibit "A," provided.
however, that it shall be deemed a compliance with this ordinance •
• for any railroad company to construct and maintain such crossings
in a manner.as substantial and suitable, as provided in the plans and
specifications made a part of this ordinance, in which event, how
ever, said company shall first file with the City Clerk plans and
specifications for the construction of such crossings, and obtain from
the City Council permission to construct such crossings in accord-
ance therewith.
26-402. Provisions.may be waived in writing. § 2. That
the street and alley committee of the City Council may waive the
provisions of this ordinance by written waiver as to any crossing
which it is unnecessary to construct and maintain in accordance
herewith on account of light traffic over such crossing, and a
written shiver from such committee as to any such crossing until
such time as such waiver is revoked by such committee or the
City Council which may be clone at any time. Such committee
shall file with the City Clerk a copy of all such waivers, and the
City Clerk shall keep them on•file until they are revoked.
26-403. Time for compliance. §.3. The provisions of
this ordinance shall be complied with by all companies affected.
thereby within thirty (lays after the passage and publication
thereof.
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26-404. Violation of ordinance; penalty. § 4. Every
railroad company which shall violate any of the provisions of this
ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con-
victim thereof shall be fined in any sum not less than fifty nor
more than five hundred dollars, for each such violation.
26-405. Take effect. § 5. This ordinance shall be in force
and take effect from and after its publication once in the Salina
Evening Journal.
Passed and approved May 15th, 1916.
J. E. PUTNAM, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
(The specifications referred to in Sec. 26-401 are on file and
recorded it the office of the City Clerk with original ordinance.)
ARTICLE 5.—STREET SPRINKLING.
Ordinance No. 1309. •
(Published in Salina Evening Journal, May 30, 1906.)
An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of the
City of Salina to sprinkle the streets of said City, and pro-
viding for the payment of the same. _
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of.
SaUna:
26-501. Petition for sprinkling. § 1. Whenever in the
City of Salina, a petition shall be filed with the clerk of said •
City, signed by a majority of the resident owners of real estate
fronting on any street or portion of any street not less than two
blocks in length, requesting•the Mayor and Council of such City
to have said street or portion of street not less than two blocks
in length, sprinkled, setting forth the length of time during which
the sprinkling is to be done, it shall he the duty of said Mayor and
Council thereupon to provide for the sprinkling of said street or
portion of street not less than two blocks in length named in said
petition, by letting the contract to the lowest and most responsible
bidder. The contract, on behalf of the City, shall be signed by the
Mayor and attested by the City Clerk with his seal.
26-502. Special assessment to pay cost. § 2. For the
purpose of defraying the costs and expenses of said sprinkling,
the said Mayor and Council are hereby authorized and empowered
to levy upon the real estate fronting upon said street or portion
of street not less than two blocks in length named in said petition, a
tax sufficient to defray the entire expense of said sprinkling, includ-
ing costs of sprinkling intersections, which tax shall be apportioned
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322 Streets and Alleys; General. House Numbering [Ch. 26,Art. 6•
according to the lineal front footage of property adjacent to
said street or portion of street without regard to improvements
thereon.
26-503. Assessment certified to County Clerk. § 3. The
amount of said assessment so levied shall be paid into the treasury
of the City of Salina on.or before the 1st day of August in each
and every year, and in case the same shall not have been paid with-
in that time, the amount so levied shall be certified to the Clerk of
Saline County by the City Cleric of the City of Salina, at the
same time and in the same manner as other City taxes, to which
amount shall be added a penalty of 15% thereof.
26-504. Take effect. § 4. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publication once in the Salina
Evening Journal.
Passed and approved, May 28. 1906.
(Seal) DAVID H. SHIELDS; Mayor.
Attest: A. W. GODFREY, City Clerk.
ARTICLE 6.—STREETS; HOUSE NUMBERING.
Ordinance No. 621.
(Published in Salina Daily Journal, Jan. 18, 1888:)
An Ordinance requiring the number of houses of the City of
Salina, Kansas, to secure uniformity therein.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
26-601. All buildings, numbered. § 1. That all the busi-
ness houses and dwellings situated within the corporate limits of
the City of Salina shall be numbered in the manner and according
to the plan hereinafter specified.
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26-602. Starting points. § 2. The initial or starting lines
shall be Santa Fe Avenue and Iron Avenue, numbering as fol-
lows: North and South from Iron Avenue and East and West
from Santa Fe Avenue, and allowing 100 numbers to each block.
All short and angling streets shall take the nearest parallel cor-
responding,block number.
26-603. Even and odd numbers; 25 feet for each number.
§ 3. The even numbers shall be put on the right hand side of
the streets and the odd numbers on the left hand side of the streets
allowing not more than twenty-five (25) feet for each number.
• 26-604. Size of figures. § 4. The figures used shall not be
less than two and one-half (2/) inches high.
26-605. City Engineer assign numbers. ., § 5. It shall be
• the duty of the City Engineer to see that all buildings which mat-
Ch. 26, Art. 71 Streets and Alleys; General. Names Changed. . 323
hereafter be erected, or changes in the fronts of buildings already
erected shall be supplied with the number or numbers to which
they shall be entitled under this ordinance by the owners thereof
and in all such cases the figures shall correspond with the plan
• or system and specifications herein contained.
26-606. ,Violation; penalty. § 6. Any person who shall
fail to number his buildings as provided by this Ordinance shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
in the Police Court shall be fined in any sum not exceeding five
($5.00) Dollars.
26-607. Repeal of prior ordinance. § 7. Ordinance Num-
ber 463' be and the same is hereby repealed.
26-608. Take effect. § 8. That this ordinance shall be in
force and take effect from and after its publication once in the Sa-
lina Daily Journal.
Approved January 16th, 1888. •
R. P. CRAVENS, •
President of the Council and Acting Mayor.
Attest: H. B. WALLACE, City Clerk.
ARTICLE 7.—STREETS; NAMES CHANGED.
26-701. South Park Addition; street names changed.
For the purpose of avoiding confusion, the streets heretofore
designated and named First Avenue, Second Avenue, Third Ave-
nue and.Fourth Avenue, in South Park Addition to the City of
Salina, Kansas, are hereby changed in names as follows: First
Avenue is changed to Tenth Street; Second Avenue is changed to
Eleventh Street; Third Avenue is changed to Twelfth Street and
Fourth Avenue is changed to Phillips Street, and the name of the •
street in said South. Park Addition heretofore designated—as
Park Avenue is hereby changed to Charles Avenue ($ 1,' Ord.
1586, 12-19-1910).
26-702. Clerk certify copy of ordinance; file with Reg-
ister of Deeds. The City Clerk is hereby instructed to transmit
to the Register •of Deeds of Saline County, Kansas, a certified
copy of this ordinance after the same •has been published in the
official City paper as hereinafter required (5 2, Ord. 1586, 12-19-
• 1910).
26-703. Faulkner Street; changed to Twelfth Street.
That the 'name of Faulkner Street in the City of Salina, Kansas,
between Iron Avenue and Walnut Street therein,•be and the same
is hereby changed to Twelfth Street (1 1, Ord. 2637, 12-26-1922).
26-704. Tenth Street between Crawford and Republic;
changed to Seitz Street. That the name of that part of Tenth
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324 Streets and Alleys; General. Grades; Bench Marks [Ch. 2G,Art. 8
Street in the City of Salina, Kansas, lying between the South line
of Crawford Avenue and the North line of Republic Avenue in
said City, be and the same is hereby changed to Seitz Street (§ 1,
Ord. 3007, 6-30-1924).
26-705. .Legal proceedings; Tenth Street deemed to refer
to Seitz Street. That wherever in any ordinance or legal pro-.
ceeding of any kind any part of Tenth Street within the limits
defined in Section one shall have heretofore been referred to, the
same shall hereafter be considered and taken as referring to Seitz
Street, and whenever the name of Seitz Street shall be hereafter
referred to in:anv ordinance or other proceeding of any kind, the
same shall be taken and considered as referring to that part of said
Street mentioned and described in Section one hereof which was
known as Tenth Street before the adoption of this ordinance
(§ 2, Ord. 3007, 6-30-1924).
26-706. Pacific Street, from Fifth to Custer, changed to
Lincoln Avenue: § 1. That on account of the confusion caused
by the existence in the City of Salina of a Pacific Avenue and a
Pacific Street, the name of Pacific Street in the City of Salina from
the east line of Fifth Street to the west line of Custer Avenue,
running through Jones' Addition and Morris' Addition in said City,
be and the same is hereby changed to Lincoln Avenue between such
limits and that the City Clerk be and he is hereby authorized and
directed to record a certified copy of this ordinance with his cer-
tificate of the publication thereof, in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Saline County, Kansas (§ 1, Ord. 3094, Mch. 30,19251
ARTICLE 8.—GRADES; BENCH MARKS.
Ordinance No. 3077. •
An Ordinance relating to and establishing bench marks as a basis
for the elevations and grades of streets and alleys in the City
of Salina, defining certain duties of the City Engineer, and re-
. . • pealing all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict here-
with.
Be it Ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
26-801. Bench marks established. § 1. That the bench
marks heretofore established in the City of Salina by. the United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey and placed upon certain estab-
lished buildings and at other places in the City of Salina, as
hereinafter set forth, be and they are hereby established as the
• official. bench marks to be used in ascertaining and fixing the
elevations and grades of the streets and alleys in the City of Sa-
lina, the location of said established bench marks and their eleva-
Ch. 26,•Art. 8] Streets and Alleys; General. Grades; Bench Marks. 325
tions above sea level, as fixed by said Survey (and as shown on
' pages 38 and 39 of Bulletin 571 of the United States Geological
Survey of the Department of the Interior), located' in what is
known in the records of said Department as the "Salina Quad-
rangle," being as follows, to-wit:
Feet
Salina, in northeast part of, east of tanks of Standard
Oil Co., 42.75 feet north of line of telegraph poles
which parallel on north side of the Union.Pacific.
R. R. track, 10 feet east of north-south fence
bounding land of Standard Oil Co.; in limestone
block 30 inches square and 15 inches high, set in
concrete, which is surface mark of Station; top of
copper bolt lettered "U.S.C.&G. 18 96 Survey"
(C. & G.S. b.m. Salina West Base) 1,220.008
Salina, Missouri Pacific Ry. station, which is constructed •
of rough stone, under window in west side of 'bow
window in front of building, in face of stone win-
dow sill; intersection of two lines forming a cross,
marked "U.S.C.& G.S.B.M." (C.&G.S.b.m.F 1) 1,224:506
Salina, brick building owned and occupied by H. D. Lee
Mercantile Co., at left side of steps to main en-
trance on Santa Fe Street, in upper surface of stone
coping to vestibule; bottom of square cut, marked
"U.S. B.M." C.& G.Sb.m.G 1) 1,225.828
Salina, brick public school building on Elm Street, 1
block west of Santa Fe Street, in east wall and near
southeast corner of building, in outer face of
dressed-stone coping to stone foundation;. intersec-
tion of two lines forming a cross, lettered, "U.S.C.&
G.S.B.M." (C:&G.Sb.m.I 1) . 1,225.972
26-802. Present grades; contour maps. § 2. That the
present grades of all of the streets and alleys in the City of Sa-
lina, Kansas, which are now paved, be and the same are hereby de-
clared to be the established grades for such streets and alleys, and
that the City Engineer of the City of Salina shall hereafter make
a contour map of the City of Salina, marking thereon the grades
of such streets and alleys, based upon the elevations referred to
in Section One (1) hereof. -
26-803. Grades hereafter established. § 3. That it shall
be the duty of the City Engineer, whenever after the taking effect
of this ordinance, any street or alley is graded or paved or any
new sidewalk placed thereon to establish and fix the grade of
such street or alley based upon the elevations established and
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320 • Streets and Alleys. Streets Opened. [Ch. 27, Art. 1
referred to in Section One (1) hereof, and recorded as provided in
the next section hereof.
26-804. Grades established by Engineer; change by ordi-
nance. fi 4. That all of the grades of streets and alleys in the
City of Salina or any part thereof, established or fixed by the
City Engineer, pursuant to the provisions of this ordinance be
recorded by the City Engineer as a part of the permanent records
of his office, and any such grade shall thereafter be considered as
the established grade of any such street or alley until the same be
changed by ordinance of the City of Salina. •
26-805. Conflicting ordinances repealed. § 5. That all
ordinances or parts thereof in conflict with the provisions of this
ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed. •
26-806. Take effect. § 5. This ordinance shall take effect
• and be in .full force from and after its publication in the Book of
Revised Ordinances of the City of Salina.
Introduced for first reading, February 16th, 1925.
Passed and approved, February 23rd, 1925.
(Seal) J. S. HARGETT. Mayo?.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk. •
CHAPTER 27.—STREETS AND ALLEYS; OPENED
AND VACATED. •
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Article 1.—Street .Opened.-277101 to 27
s 27-136.
2.—Streets Vacated.-27-201 to 27-259..
3.—Alleys
Opened.-27-301 to 27-316.
4.—Alleys Vacated.27-401 to 27-455.
(The ordinances opening and vacating streets and alleys are
not set out in full but are included by reference to name or
description of street or alley and number and date of ordinance,
and include only those opened or vacated by ordinance, and not
those dedicated by plats or otherwise. For streets in platted addi-•
tions acquired by dedication reference is made to the plats of rec-
ord in the Register of Deeds Office.) •
ARTICLE 1.—STREETS OPENED. •
27-101. Ash Street, from west line of Front Street to east
line of Oakdale Avenue (Ord. 804, June 20th, 1892).
27-102. Ash Street widened between west line of Penn
Street to the center of Front Street (Ord. 952, Nov. 22nd, 1897). •
27-103. Bishop Street, from 12th Street to 13th Street (Ord.
1947, May 24, 1916; Ord. 1948, May 27th, 1916).
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27-104. Bishop Street, from 13th Street to College Avenue
(15th Street) (Ord. 1947, May 24th, 1916; Ord. 1949, May 27th,
1916.
27-105. Center Street, from Fourth Street east to Kenwood
Addition widened and extended (Ord. 566, June 15th, 1887).
27-106. College Avenue, from southern terminus then exist-
ing to the south line Morrison's 3rd Addition (,`§ 6, Ord. 1469,
March 15th, 1909). •
27-107. Elm Street, from Front Street east to Smoky Hill
. River (Ord. 565, June 15th, 1887).
27-108. Elm Street, at intersection with Eleventh. Opened
and widened '(Ord. 2055, June 30th, 1917).
27-109. Faulkner Street,.from the south line of Iron Avenue
south 200 feet (Ord. 2490, April 29th, 1922).
27-110. Franklin Street, from Sherman Street to Ninth
• Street (Ord. 2627, Dec. 2nd, 1922).
27-111. Front Street, from Walnut Street to Mulberry (Ord.
2086, Sept. 8th, 1917).
27-112. Frost Street, from Sherman Street to Ninth Street
(Ord. 2623, December 2nd, 1922).
27-113. Johnstown Avenue, from Kansas Avenue to Ohio
Street (Ord. 2474, March 18th, 1922).
27-114. Putnam Avenue, from Morrison Avenue to South
Street (Ord. 1954, June 10th, 1916; Ord. 2166, April 6th, 1918).
27-115. Oakdale Avenue, from Johnstown to Ash Street
(Ord. 2173, May 6th, 1918).
27-116. Phillips Street, from southern terminus then exist-
ing to south line Morrison's 3rd Addition '(§, 6, Ord. 1469, March
15th, 1909).
27-117. Riverside Park Drive, from southwest corner. of
• Lot 23, Block 1, Riverside Park Addition, to Ohio Street (Ord:
1995, Oct. 21st, 1916).
27-118. Riverside Park Drive; from Ohio Street to Des
. 'Moines Avenue (Ord. 2231, Dec. 28th, 1918).
27-119. Republic Avenue, widened from 9th Street to Sher-
man Avenue (Ord. 2624, Dec. 2, 1922).
27-120. Sherman Street, front Crawford Street to Republic •
(Ord. 2625, Dec. 2nd, 1922).
27-121. Walnut Street, from west line of Front Street across
Smoky Hill River to intersection with west drive of'Oakdale Park
(Ord. 806, July 21, 1892):
' 27-122. Wilson Street, from Santa Fe Avenue to Fourth
Street (Ord. 2329, April 10th, 1920).
328 • Streets and Alleys. Streets Vacated. [Ch. 27,Art. 2
27-123. Fifth Street, from south line of Bond Street south
114.63 (Ord. 1479, April 19th, 1909). • .
27-124. Fifth Street, from Prescott Avenue to Crawford
Avenue (Ord. 1534, January 21st, 1900; Ord. 1553, April '25th,
1910).
27-125. Fifth Street, from Crawford to Bond across block
3, Bond's Addition (Ord. 1364, Sept. 26th, 1907).
27-126. Tenth Street, from Walnut Street to South Street
(Ord. 397, Feb. 18th, 1884).
27-127. Tenth Street, from Ash Street to Park Street (Ord.
512, Sept. 20th, 188. .).
27428. Tenth Street, from Washington Avenue to Prescott
Avenue (Ord. 1156, Sept. 15th, 1902).
27-129. Tenth Street, from Grand Avenue south 115 feet
(Ord. 1711, April 21st, 1913). '
27-130. Tenth Street, from Frost Street to Republic Avenue
(Ord. 2622, Dec. 2nd, 1922).
27-131. ,Eleventh Street, from Washington to Prescott Ave-
nue (Ord. 1438, August 24th, 1908). -
27-132. Eleventh Street, from Crawford Avenue to Re-
public Avenue (Ord. 2626, Dec. 2nd, 1922).
27-133, Twelfth Street, from Bishop Street to North Street
(Ord. 1902, April 13th, 1916).
. 27-134. Twelfth Street, from southern terminus then exist-
ing to south line Morrison's 3rd.Addition (§ 6, Ord. 14(59, March
15th, 1909).
.27-135. An Unnamed Street; 30 -feet wide from Ninth to
Tenth Street north of A. T. & S. F. Railway tracks (Ord. 1271,
August 14th, 1905).
27-136. An Unnamed Street; from Fifth Street to Lincoln
Street diagonally across southeast corner of block 11. Calkins Ad-
dition (Ord. 1271, August 14, 1905).
ARTTCLE 2.-STREETS VACATED.
27-201. Bishop Street; that part between center of 13th
Street and west line of 12th Street lying north of a Tine 33 feet
south of center line of main line track of Missouri.Pacific Raihvav
(Ord. 1947, May 2401, 1916):
27-202. College Avenue; between north line of Grand Blvd.,
produced and south line of 100 foot right of wav of Union Pacific
Railway (Ord. 1271, Augus(14th, 1905). •
27-203. Hoffa Street;'in Wells Addition (Ord. 2391, May
28th, 1921).
Ch. 27,Art. 2] Streets and Alleys. Streets Vacated. 3:0
27-204. Hope Street; from Third to Fourth Street between
blocks 4 and 5 in Sunnyside Addition Ord. 2551, July 29th, 1922).
27-205. Lincoln Avenue; in Calkins Addition west of Fifth
Street (Ord. 1271, August 14th, 1905). '
27-206. Oakdale Avenue; part of between Ash Street and
Johnstown Avenue (Ord. 2376, March 26th, 1921).
27-208. North Street; 24 feet off north side between
Seventh Street and Ninth Street (Ord. 2121, Dec. 22nd, 1917).
27-209. Palace Street; part west line of Front Street and
east limits of Wells Addition (Ord. 2390, May 28th, 1921).
27-230. Phillips Street; between blocks 2 and 3 South Park
Addition as then existing (Ord. 1746, Feb. 16th, 1914).
27-231. Railroad Street; between north line of Ash Street
and south line of Park Street (except intersection of alley) (Ord.
2107, Jan. 19th, 1917).
27-232. Railroad Avenue; between Fourth and Fifth Streets
in Jones Addition (Ord. 1271, August 14th, 1905).
27-233, Washington Avenue; in block 6 Morrison's 3rd Ad-
dition as then existing (Ord. 1158, Sept. 16th, 1902). •
27-234. Washington Street; from `Twelfth :west to right
of way of Missouri Pacific Railroad in Morrison's 3rd Addition
as then existing (Ord. 1469, March 15th, 1909).
27-235, West Street; between south line of South Street
and .north line of Morrison Avenue and between south line of
Morrison Avenue and north line of South Park Addition (Ord.
1746, Feb. 16th, 1914; Ord. 1754, March 16th, 1914). •
27-236. Bond Street; the south 20 feet between Fourth
Street and Front Street (Ord. 1999, Nov. 9th, 1916).
27-237. Stapler Avenue, from east line of Wisconsin Ave-
nue to west line of Eastern Heights, vacated by resolution of council
passed Feb. 17, 1913; subject to conditions mentioned in such
resolution. -
27-238. Second Avenue; in South Park Addition between
north line of Prescott and south line of alley running east and
west between Prescott and Washington (Ord. 1436, August 23rd.
1908). •
27-239. Third Street; part of south of North Street occupied
by Rock Island branch track (Ord. 2125, December 22nd, 1917).
27-240. Fourth Street; 21.8 feet on west side' from Craw-
ford to Bond lying west of original block 3 Bonds Addition (Ord.
1364, Feb. 26th, 1907). •
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330 Streets and Alleys. Streets Vacated. [Ch. 27, Art. 2
.27-241. . Fourth Street; in Jones Addition from a line 175
feet south of Forrest Avenue south to.north line of Union Pacific
100 foot right of way (Ord. 1271, August 14th, 1905).
27-242. Fifth Street; at intersection with right of way of
Union Pacific Railroad (Ord. 1271, August 14th, 1905).
27-243. Seventh Street; lying between and abutting on lots
7 to 12 inclusive in block 9 and lots 30 to 32 inclusive in block
4 in Calkins Addition.(Ord. 1282, Oct. 23rd, 1905).
27-244. Seventh Street; from south line of right of way of
Union.Pacific to north line of North Street (Ord. 2152, Feb. 22nd,
1918).
27-245. Tenth Street; part of east of block 9 Depot Addi-
tion, (Ord. 807, August 5th, 1892).
27-246. Tenth Street; east of part of blocks 8 and 9 Depot
Addition (Ord. 1271, August 14th, 1905).
27-247. Tenth Street; portion of intersection with Washing-
ton Avenue (Ord. 1682, Sept. 16th, 1912).
27-248. Eleventh Street; west 10 feet between Elm and
Park (Ord. .1727, Sept. 15th, 1913). •
27-249. Eleventh Street; between north line of Union Pacif-
ic right of way and North Stieet (Ord. 737, April 28th, 1890).
27-250. Twelfth Street; between Bishop Street and North
Street in Depot Addition (Ord. 737, April 28th, 1890).
27-251. Twelfth Street; between block 3 and 4 South Park
Addition as then existing (Ord. 1746, Feb. 16th, 1914).
27-252. Thirteenth Street; between south line of Missouri
Pacific Right of way and a line 50 feet northwest measured at
right angles and parallel with center line of main track of Union
Pacific Railway (Ord. 1835, April 24th, 1915).
27-253. An Unnamed Street; lying between blocks 6 and
in Depot Addition (Ord. 807, August 5th, 1892; Ord. 1271, August
14th, 1905).
• 27-254. An Unnamed Street; running diagonally from
Gypsum Avenue to Ohio Street between blocks 1 and.2 in Phillips,
East Salina Addition (Ord. 1200, Sept. 23rd, 1903).
27-255. Eighth Street; from'the north line of North Street
to the south line Of Union Pacific right of.way (Ord. 2112, Dec.
8th, 1917; Ord. 2198, July 20th, 1918).
27-256. Eighth Street; from south line of North Street to
north line of Santa Fe right of way (Ord. 2033, May 19th; 1917).
27-257. Eleventh Street; north cf Bishop Street in Depot
Addition (Ord. 633, March 1st, 1888).
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Ch:27;.Art. 37 Streets and Alleys. Alleys Opened. :431
27-258. An Unnamed Street;,between blocks 8 and 9 Depot
Addition (Ord. 633, March 1st, 1888).
27-259. An Unnamed Street; north of block 7' Depot Ad-
dition (part of) (Ord. 196, March 14th, 1877). -
ARTICLE•3.—ALLEYS OPENED.
27-301. Alley between Elm and Ash; from Santa Fe to
Fifth (Ord.. 1178, March 16th, 1903).
27-302. . Alley between Elm and Ash, Fourth to Fifth
(part) (Ord: 1643, Jan. 18th, 1912).
27-303. Alley between Highland and Ninth, Crawford to
Bond (Ord. 1471, March 15th, 1909; Ord. 1478, April 19th, 1909):
27-304. Alley between College Avenue and West Street; .
through blocks 1 and 6 in Morrisons 3rd Addition.as then exist- •
ing (Ord. 1469, § 2, March 15th, 1909).
27-305. Alley between College and Phillips; ..through
blocks 2 and 6, Morrisons 3rd Addition as, then existing (Ord.
1469, § 3; March 15th, 1909).
27-306. Alley between Phillips and Twelfth; through
blocks 3 and 6 Morrisons 3rd Addition (Ord. 1469, § 4. Match;
15th, 1909).
27-307. Alley between Santa Fe and Fifth; from Bond?
Street south 114.63 feet (Ord. 1479, April 19th, 1909). '
27-308. Alley between Santa Fe and Highland; from'
Crawford to Bond (Ord. 536, April 4th, 1887; Ord. 1157, Sept.
16th, 1902).
27-309. Alley.between State and Iron; from Eleventh to: •
Phillips (Ord. 1095, Sept. 17th, 1907).
27-310, . Alley between Grand Avenue and Woodland;-:
from Ninth to Tenth (Ord. 1712, April 21st, 1913). .
27-311. Alley between Elm and Pine; west of Fifth Street
widened (Ord. 2995, June 9th, 1924).
27-312. Alley block 7; Depot Addition, (Ord. 196, March
19th, 1877).
27-313. Alley between-Third and Fourth; from Prescott
to Crawford (Ord. 1265, July 17th, 1905).
27-314. Alley between Fourth and Fifth; from Crawford
to Bond (Ord; 1364, Feb. 26th, 1907). •
27-315. Alley between Ninth and Tenth; from South to
'Morrison (Ord. 2111,. Nov. 24th, 1917).
27-316. Alley between Eleventh and Twelfth; through•
block 4 Morrisons 3rd Addition as then existing (Ord. 1469, § 5,:
March 15th, 1909).
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332 Streets and Alleys. Alleys Vacated. [Ch. 27;Art. 4
ARTICLE 4.—ALLEYS VACATED.
27-401. Alley between Ash and Park; from Ninth to Tenth
(Ord. 1619, July 31st, 1911).
27-402. Alley between Center and Prescott; east of Fourth
Street (Ord. 1103, November 19th, 1901).
27-403. Alley between Elm and Ash; along south side of
lot 56 on.Fourth Street (Ord. 2873, Nov. 10th, 1923).
27-404. Alley between Elm and Ash; from •Santa Fe to
. Fifth (part of) (Ord. 1643, Jan. 18th, 1912). -
27-405. Alley between Elm and Ash; from Santa Fe to
Fifth Street (Ord. 2323, April 10th, 1920). .
27-406. Alley between Elm and Ash; from Fourth to Fifth
(part of) Ord. 1643, Jan. 18th, 1912).
27-407. Alley between Elm and Pine; east of Santa Fe
Avenue .(Ord. 2995, June 9th, 1924).
27-408. Alley between Front and Second; from Elm to
'Pine (part of) (Ord: 2389, May 28th, 1921).
27-409. Alley between Grand and Woodland; from Ninth
to Tenth (Ord. 1712, April 21st, 1913).
27-410. Alley between Kirwin and Claflin; from Santa
Fe to Highland (Ord. 1420; June 3rd, 1908).
27-411. ; Alley between Morrison and Prescott; from Phil-
lips to College (Ord. 2665, Jan. 20th, 1923).
27-412. Alley between Morrison and Washington; east of
Tenth Street along south side of block 6 Morrison's 3rd Addition
as then existing (Ord. 1158, Sept. 16th, 1902).
27-413. Alley between Phillips and College; through block
2 in replat of part of Morrison's 3rd Addition (Ord. 2666, Jan.
26th, 1923). '
27-414. Alley between Republic and Beloit; east of I-Iigh-
land (Ord 1878, Sept. 6th, 1915).
27-415. Alley between Republic and Beloit; west of Santa
Fe (Ord. 2528, July 1st, 1922).
27-416. Alley between Santa Fe and Fifth; from Elm to
Ash (part of) (Ord. 1172, Jan. 19th. 1903).
27-417. Alley between Santa Fe and Fifth; from Pine to
, North (subject to easements for polls and mains) .(Ord. 1453, Nov.
18th, 1908).
• 27-418. Alley between Santa Fe and Fifth; north of Elm •
(subject to easements for polls and wires) (Ord. 1660,•June 17th,
1912).
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27-419. Alley between Santa Fe and Seventh; north of
North Street (Ord. 478, Jan. 18th, 1886). •
27-420. Alley between Santa Fe and Fourth; south of
Jewell (Ord. 2757, April 23rd, 1923). •
27-421: Alley between Santa Fe and Highland; from
Beloit to Minneapolis (Ord. 2351, August 21st, 1920).
27-422. Alley between Santa Fe and Highland; from Min-
neapolis to Jewell (Ord. 1266, July 17th, 1905).
27-423: Alley between Santa Fe and Highland; from '
Jewell to Kirwin (Ord. 1743, Jan. 19th, 1914). •
27-424. Alley between Santa Fe and Highland; from Kir-
win to Claflin (Ord. 1420, June 3rd, 1908).
27425. Alley between Spruce and Ceder; from Baker to
Phillips (Ord. 2307, Jan. 10th, 1920).
27-426. Alley between Walnut to South Street; from
Tenth to Eleventh (Ord. 716, Sept. 5th, 1889).
27-427. Alley between Third and Fourth; in Jones Addi-
tion north of Railroad Avenue (Ord: 1271, August 14th, 1905).
27-428. Alley between Third and Fourth; north,of Pine
Street (Ord. 2587, Sept. 16th, 1922).
27-429. Alley between Third and Fourth; from Ash to
Elm and from Elm to Pine (Ord. 2181, May 25th, 1918):
27-430. Alley between Third and Fourth; from Ash to
Iron (Ord. 479, Jan. 18th, 1886).
27-431.. Alley between Third and Fourth; South of Iron
to Smoky Hill River (Ord. 453, July 20th, 1885; Ord. 1545, Jan.
19th, 1912).
27-432. Alley between Fourth and Fifth; in Jones Addi-
tion South of Railroad Avenue 50 feet (Ord. 1271, August 14th,
1905).
27-433. Alley between Fourth and Fifth; in Jones Addi-
tion north of Railroad Avenue (Ord. 1271, August 14th, 1905).
27-434. Alley between Fourth and Fifth; from Elm to
Pine (part of) (Ord. 1216, Feb. 15th, 1904).
27-435. Alley between Fourth and Fifth; south of Elm
(Ord. 1296, Jan. 15th, 1906).
27-436. Alley between Seventh and Eighth; from North
Street, North to Union Pacific right of way (Ord. 2112, Dec. 8th,
1917; Ord. 2198, July 20th, 1918).
27-437. Alley between Seventh and Eighth; from North
Street south to Santa Fe right of way (Ord. 2033, May 19th.
1917).
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27-438. Alley between Ninth and Tenth; north of Grand
Avenue (Ord. 1712, April 21st, 1913).
27-439. Alley between Ninth and Tenth; south of Bishop
(Ord. 140, Nov. 19th, 1874).
• 27-440. Alley between Tenth and Eleventh; north of South
Street to Maple Grove Addition (Ord. 2559, August 12th, 1922).
27-441. Alley between Twelfth and Thirteenth; south of
North Street in block 14 Depot Addition (Ord. 746, July 24th,
1890).
27-442. Alley along east side of Atherton and Phillips
Addition; (Ord. 2173, May 6th,'1918).
27-443. Alley from Crawford to Bond; north and south
across block 3 Bond's addition as originally platted (Ord. 1364,
Feb. 26thj_1907).
27-444. Alley from Bond to Wilson; east of Fourth Street
(Ord. 1999; Nov. 9th, 1916).
• 27-445: Alleys,in block 7; Depot addition (Ord. 196, March
19th, 1877).
27-446. Alleys in blocks 8-12 and 13; Depot Addition
(Ord. 633, March 1st, 1888).
27-447. Alley along'south side of block 6; Morrison's 3rd.
Addition as then existing east of Tenth Street (Ord. 1158, Sept.
16th, 1902).
27-448. Alley east and west through blocks 1-2-3 and 4;
Morrison's 3rd Addition as then existing (Ord. 1469, § 1, March
15th, 1909).
27-449. Alley along south side of block 1; Morrisons re-
plat of part of Morrison's 3rd•Addition as then existing west of
Eleventh Street (Ord. 1746, Feb. 16th, 1914).
. 27-450. Alley running north and south in block 3; Mor-
risons replat of part of Morrison's 3rd Addition as then existing
. west of Eleventh Street (south 140 feet) (Ord. 1746, Feb. 16th.
1914).
27-451. Alley running north and south in middle of
block 1;•Morrison's 2nd Addition as then existing (Ord. 1746,,
Feb. 16th, 1914).
27-452. Alley running north and south in middle of
block 1; Morrison's replat of part of Morrison's 3rd Addition west
of Eleventh Street (Ord. 1746, Feb. 16th, 1914). .
27-453. Alley running north and south in block 3; 'South
• Park Addition as then existing (Ord. 1746, Feb. 16th, 1914).
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27-454. Alley running north and south in block 4; South
Park Addition as then existing, (Ord. 1746, Feb. 16th, 1914).
27-455. Alley east and west across blocks 2 and 3; Sunny
Side Addition as then existing (Ord. 1401, Feb. 17th, 1908):
CHAPTER 28.—TRASH, WASTE, GARBAGE, ETC.
(Published in The Salina Evening Journal, May 26; 1923.)
Ordinance No. 2772.
An Ordinance relating to waste and offensive matter, providing
for the care and disposal thereof and repealing Ordinance
Number 2241 of The City of Salina, Kansas. •
Be it Ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
28-101. Throwing dirt, filth, sweepings, manure,. etc., on
any lots, streets, etc. § 1. It shall be unlawful for any person
to throw, place or deposit, or leave or cause to be thrown, placed
or deposited or left on any private premises within the City of
Salina, except as hereinafter provided for, or in any of the public
streets; highways, alleys,, lanes, lots, parks or thoroughfares of
said City, any dirt, filth, sewerage, sweepings, rakings, dung, ex-
crement, compost, papers, cans, stable manure, boxes, leaves, ashes,
grass, weeds, vegetables, slop or litter of any kind, from and after
the taking effect of this ordinance.
28-192. Private premises kept clean. § 2. All private
premises in said City and the vacant space in the rear of any
business lot, house or mercantile establishment between the rear
of the building and the alley, if any such vacant space there be,
shall at all times, be kept clean and clear of all of the matter set
forth in Section 1 herein, and the occupant or occupants of the
ground floor of any business house or mercantile establishment,
as forth herein, shall be and is hereby charged with the duty
of keeping said space clean, except such refuse or filth as may be
deposited by other occupants of such buildings, whose duty it
shall be to remove the same. .
28-103. Occupants of ground floor responsible., § 3. It
shall be the duty of the owner, or the occupant of the ground
floor, if the same be not occupied by the owner, to keep the
ground floor, and the space between the rear of the building and
alley clean and free from all matter enumerated in Section 1.
28-104. Provide metal receptacle; removal of contents; .
fly proof; closed. § 4. It shall be the duty of every owner or
occupant of any residence, business' house, hotel boarding house.
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mercantile or other business establishment within said City to
within thirty (30) days from the taking effect of this ordinance
provide a tight metal receptacle in which to place or deposit all
matter set forth in Section One (1) hereof, and the contents of
all such receptacles shall be removed in a careful and-cleanly man-
ner from all business houses, restaurants, hotels, boarding houses,
mercantile or other business establishments in said City at least
once each day, and shall be removed from all residences not less
than once each week between the first (1st) days of October. and
April of each year and not less than twice each week between the
first clay of April and the first clay of October each year. All such
receptacles shall-be. provided with fly-proof covers and shall be
kept closed except at such times as matter is being placed therein
or removed therefrom.
28-105. Violation of ordinance; penalty. § 5. Any per-
son, firm or corporation violating any of the terms of this ordi-
nance shall upon conviction be fined in any sum not exceeding
Fifty Dollars ($50.00) and be committed to the City jail until
such fine'is paid.
28-106. Repeal of prior ordinances. § 6. That sections
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. and 8, of Ordinance Number 2241 of the City
of Salina, Kansas, be and the same are hereby repealed. •
28-107. Take effect. § 7. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force from and after its publication once in the
official City paper. .
Introduced for first.reading, May 14th, 1923.
• Passed and approved, May 21st, 1923.
(Seal) J. S. HARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CIIAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
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28-108. Public nuisance; penalty. That it is hereby
declared to be a public nuisance and unlawful for any person
owning, occupying or having control of any lot, tract or parcel
of ground in the City of Salina, Kansas, to throw, place or de-
posit, or permit the throwing, placing, depositing or accumulation
thereon of any filth; sweepings, rakings, excrement, papers, cans.
stable manure, boxes, weeks, trash, rubbish, waste or litter of
any kind whatsoever, and that any person who shall knowingly
permit such a nuisance to obtain and exist through any of the
causes herein enumerated or who shall knowingly violate any of
the provisions hereof shall, upon conviction be punished by a fine
of not less than Five Dollars ($5.00) and not more than One
I-Iundred ($100.00) Dollars (5 1, Ord. 2489, 4-24-1922).
28-109. Notice to owner, occupant or agent; abatement
by City; assess costs, That in all cases where the owner, occu-
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-pant, agent or other person having control of any. property in
said City upon which any 'nuisance has obtained and exists -by
reason of any of the things defined in Section One (1) hereof,
shall fail, refuse or neglect to abate or remove said nuisance within
live (5) days after receiving written notice by the City of Sa-
lina so to do, then said City may abate and remove said nuisance
and shall assess against the property on which said nuisance has
been abated the cost and expense of said abatement, which spe-
cial assessment shall be by the City Clerk of Salina, Kansas, certi-
fled to the County Clerk of Saline County, Kansas, and collected
as other special assessments are collected (§ 2, Ord. 2489, 4-24-
1922).
28-110. Sweepings from business buildings in streets.
That it shall be unlawful for any person, co-partnership or cor-
poration of any agent, servant, employe, member, officer or repre-
sentative thereof to sweep or otherwise deposit any dust, dirt,
papers, 'sweepings or other refuse from the interior of any store,
office or other building or part thereof in the City of Salina into
or upon any public sidewalk, street or alley in said City •(§.1,
Ord. 3050, 12-8-1924. See also Secs. 15-159 to 15-162).
28-111. Violation of Sec. 24-110; penalty. Ally person
who shall violate or permit the violation of this ordinance by '
any person in his employ or under his custody, supervision; .
charge or direction, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not exceeding
$25.00 (§ 2, Ord. 3050, 12-9-1924).
28-112. Who responsible for observance of Sec. 24-110.
The owner, manager or person-in charge of any business, store
or building in the City of Salina shall be deemed to be responsible •
for the observance of the provisions of this ordinance by all per-
sons in his employ or under his direction and shall be deemed
guilty of the violation of this ordinance by any such servant or
employee, provided however, that the provisions of this section
shall not he deemed to relieve the person actually violating the
same from punishment for such violation (§ 3. Ord. 3050, 12-8-
1924). •
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CHAPTER 29.—TRAFFIC RULES.
Article 1.—General Rules.-29-101 to 29-126.
2.—Arterial Highways and Other Regulations.-
29-201 to 29-223.
ARTICLE' 1.—GENERAL RULES.
Ordinance No. 1983.
An Ordinance regulating the use of automobiles, motorcycles and
other Vehicles on the streets, avenues and alleys of the City of •
• Salina, Kansas; regulating the passage of pedestrians upon and
over the public streets of the City of Salina; regulating the
operation of street cars in the City of Salina; providing pen-
alties for the violation hereof and repealing Ordinances num-
bered 1521, 1698 and 1782 of said•City of Salina.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Salina: -
29-101. Owners, drivers and operators obey rules. § 1.
The.owner, operator or driver or person in charge of any cart,
dray wagon, hackney, omnibus, automobile, taxicab, carriage, bug-
. • gy, motorcycles, tricycle, bicycle or other vehicle used, propelled or
driven upon the streets of Salina, shall conform to and observe
the following rules and regulations upon all such streets alleys,
avenues, boulevards, park roads and public places in said City.
29-102. Definitions. § 2. For the purpose of this ordi-
' nance the following terms are defined as follows, to-wit:
• (1) The word "Vehicle" includes all equestrians, led horses
.and saddle horses, and everything on wheels or runners, except
street cars and baby carriages.
(2) The word "Horses" includes all domestic animals.
(3) The word "Driver" includes the rider or driver of a
horse, the rider of a wheel and the operator Of an automobile,
motorcycle, street car or other vehicle.
• (4) The term "Business District" shall include all that por-
tion of the City of Salina, bounded by the north, side of Elm
Street, the south side of Walnut Street, the east side of Fourth
Street and the west side of Eighth Street. •
29-103. Rules of the road. § 3. (1) Vehicles meeing
shall pass on the right.
(2) A vehicle overtaking another shall pass on the left side
of the overtaken vehicle and shall not pull over in front of the
overtaken vehicle until entirely clear of it.
(3) Every person using any vehicle on any street, avenue
a boulevard in the City of Salina, shall operate, drive or ride-said
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vehicle on the portion of such street, avenue or .boulevard to the
right of the center thereof, except where such.portion is. in im-
passable condition.
(4) •Vehicles moving slowly shall keep as close as possible
to the curb to the•right, allowing more swiftly moving vehicles
free passage to the left.
(5) Vehicles and street cars shall be driven and operated in
a careful manner and with clue regard for the safety and conveni-
ence of pedestrians and all other vehicles.
(6) No vehicles or street car shall so occupy any street as
to interfere with or interrupt the passage of other cars or vehicles.
(7), The driver or person in control of any vehicle upon a
track in front of a street car shall turn out upon the signal of
the motorman or the driver of such street car.
(8) Every person in charge of a vehicle shall pull to the
right of the street or road when signalled from a vehicle behind,
desiring to pass.
(9) . A vehicle turning into another street to the right shall
turn the corner as near to the right hand curb as possible, thus.
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(10) A vehicle when turning to the left to enter an inter-
secting street shall not turn until it shall have passed beyond the
center of such intersecting street, thus.
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• (11) Vehicles crossing from one side of the street to the
other shall do so by turning to the left so as to head in the same
direction as the traffic on the street.
(12) No vehicles shall be turned around upon any street
within the business district unless said vehicle shall first proceed
to the next cross street and shall then make the turn to the left
after reaching the center of such cross street; providing that on
north and south streets turns may be made in the center of the
block as designated by "Safety Zones' (See § 29-206). -
(13) Vehicles shall not stand or travel two or more abreast
in any street or avenue in the City.
(14) When vehicles meet at the intersection of streets the
• vehicles to the right shall.have the right of way.
29-104. Speed limit. § 4. (As amended by Ordinance
No. 2282.) No person shall operate any motor vehicle on the"public
streets, avenues or alleys of the City of Salina, Kansas, at a
'speed greater than twelve (12) miles an hour nor at a rate of
speed greater than is reasonable and proper, and having regard for
the traffic and use Of the road, and the condition of the road, nor
. at a rate of speed such as to.endanger the life or limb of any per-
. son.
29-105. Regulations. § 5. An•operator of a motor vehicle
shall not race.his engine; shall not allow smoke to escape except
• when starting his. engine; shall not open his muffler; shall not
make unnecessary noise,- and shall not allow his vehicle to be re-
• paired, in the street, except in an emergency.
No pedestrian, nor a person riding a bicycle, shall hang onto a
street car or any other vehicle. .
No unauthorized person shall interfere with or molest any
vehicle, and a mere touching of a vehicle shall be considered as
molesting; Provided, However, that for the purpose of getting
away from the place of standing a driver may move another
vehicle which is so placed that he cannot get his vehicle out.
No bicyclist, nor motorcyclist shall curve to and fro on his
vehicle or ride without his hand's on the handlebars.
No bicyclist nor motorcyclist shall carry any person on his
_ vehicle unless such vehicle is equipped with two seats.
• No vehicle nor pedestrian shall pass through a procession,
except with the permission of a Police Officer.
No vehicle shall travel over curbing or across any parking,
and no vehicle shall travel along any sidewalk or across any side-
walk, except at an alley or a private entrance for vehicles.
No. horse attached to a vehicle shall he permitted to stand
upon a portion of any street or avenue, unless the driver thereof
is in charge of and accompanying the same, or unless such-animal
is securely hitched to a post or other suitable hitching'contrivance.
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• No person shall ride or jump any vehicle without the consent
of the driver, and no person when riding shall allow any part of
the body to protrude beyond the limits of the vehicle.
No person driving any motor driven vehicle shall allow any
object to extend beyond the limits of such vehicle to the danger of
the public.
29-106. Signals. § 6. The driver or person in control of
a vehicle in slowing or stopping shall signal those in the rear by
raising whip or hand.
No vehicle shall be turned unless signal shall_previously be
given by whip or hand indicating the intention that a turn is to
be made.
No person in control of a vehicle shall back the same without
ample warning having been given; and, while backing, care must
be exercised not to injure those in the rear.
The driver of a vehicle shall by audible signal or motion of
the hand give ample warning when starting forward or backward
or on approaching other vehicles or pedestrians, and whenever
there is any danger of collision or accident.
Whenever there is a Traffic Officer the driver•of a vehicle
shall indicate the direction in•which he wishes to travel and shall
not proceed until ordered by the Traffic Officer.
Street car motormen when desiring to cross street intersec-
tions where there is a Traffic Officer, shall ring their bells twice
in quick succession, and shall not cross the street intersection until
ordered 'by the Traffic Officer with the wave of the arm, cane or,
other instrument as applies to all vehicles. •
29-107. Stopping and parking. § 7. No vehicle shall
stop with its left side to the curb on any street, but shall always
approach with the curb to the.right. It shall be the duty of the •
Board of Commissioners to have plainly marked upon the curb
and gutter or upon the pavement, ori each side of Santa Fe Ave-
' nue between _Ash Street and Walnut Street, white lines eight feet
apart, set at an angle of 35 degrees, and it shall thereupon be mr- .
• lawful for any vehicle to be parked upon Santa Fe Avenue within
the limits between Ash Street and Walnut Street except within
the eight foot space provided between said lines and at an angle •
of 35 degrees therein. Elsewhere. within -the business section as
hereinbefore defined all vehicles shall be parked at an angle of
35 degrees and not less than 2 feet from any other parked vehicle,
except upon Ash Street between Santa Fe Avenue and .Seventh
Street; Walnut Street between Fifth Street and Seventh Street;
and on the west side.of Santa Fe Avenue from Walnut to a point
300 feet south of South Street where all vehicles shall be parked
parallel with and adjacent to the curb, and not less than 3 feet
apart.
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' No vehicles unless in an emergency or to allow another vehicle
or pedestrian to cross its path, shall stop in the street except near
the right hand curb thereof, and so as not to obstruct the cross-
ing, and that it shall be unlawful for any vehicle to stand on any
street behind another parked vehicle and Parallel with the sidewalk.
• No vehicle shall be parked within ten feet of any fire hydrant
(§ 7, Ord. 1983, Amd. by § 1, Ord. 2385; Amd. by § 1, Ord. 2477;
Amd. by § 1, Ord. 2615, 11-13-1922).
29-108. Safety zones. § 8. That safety zones for the
safety and protection of pedestrians and of passengers upon street
cars be and the same are hereby established at the northwest and
southeast corners of the intersection of Iron Avenue and Santa Fe
Avenue, at .the Northwest corner of the intersection of Santa
Fe Avenue and Walnut Street, at southeast and southwest corners
of the intersection of Santa Fe Avenue and Ash Street and at the
northeast corner Of the intersection of Ash Street and Seventh
Street. Such safety zones shall consist of a strip not less than
eight (8) feet wide measured from the outside rail of the street
.car track on the right hand side of the street and extending from
the near side of the cross street back sixty (60) feet, except that
the safety zone at the southwest corner of the intersection of Ash ,
Street and Santa Fe Avenue shalt be not less than eight (8) feet
wide measured from the outside rail of the street car track on the
west side of the street and extending south from Ash Street sixty
(60) feet. That safety zones for. the safety and protection of
pedestrians and of street car passengers be and the same are also
hereby established in the center of the block upon each side of
Santa Fe Avenue between Ash Street and Iron Avenue and upon
each side of Santa Fe in the center of the block between Iron
Avenue and Walnut Street. Such safety zones shall consist of a
strip eight (8) feet wide measured from the outside, rail of the
- street car track on each side of said street and extending in each
instance north and south a distance of twenty-five (25) feet from
the center of each of said blocks as marked by the turning points
therein (See § 29-206; 29-207).
Street cars shall stop so as to discharge or receive their pas-
, sengers within the bounds of such safety zones only. Such safety
zones shall be plainly marked upon the pavement so that pedes-
trians and drivers of vehicles may easily distinguish them.
Whenever any street car shall be 'standing within any such
safety zone for the purpose of taking or discharging passengers or
whenever any person shall be standing within any such safety
• zone no vehicle of any kind shall enter or cross such safety zone
(See also § 29-208).
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Additional safety zones may be established and marked by the
• Board of Commissioners at such times and Places as may in their
judgment be deemed necessary for the safety and convenience of •
the public and when any such additional safety zones may be so
established and marked all of the provisions and regularities of this
section, shall apply thereto.
No vehicle shall be parked between the curb of any street and
any safety zone herein provided for or which 'may be hereafter
established, and no vehicle with trailer attached shall be parked
upon any public thoroughfare within the business section as here-
in defined (§ 8, Ord. 1983; Amd. by § 2, Ord. 2385; Amd. by
§ 2, Ord. 2477, 11-13-1922).
29-109. Pedestrians. § 9. The roadbeds and highways are
• primarily intended for vehicles but pedestrian's have the right to
cross them in safety, and all drivers of vehicles shall exercise' all
proper care not to injure pedestrians, Provided However, that
pedestrians shall not carelessly nor maliciously interfere with the
passage of vehicles.
Pedestrians crossing any street at the intersections' thereof
with another street within the business districts, shall pass over
such portion of the street as is included within the knees or bowl-
(laries of the sidewalk projected and not diagonally.
Vehicles and street cars shall not stop on the cross walks so ,
as to interfere with the passage of pedestrians.
. 29-110. Fire, police and ambulance vehicles. § 10.
Police, Fire Department, Fire Patrol, United States mail vehicles
and ambulances shall have the right of way in any street.
Upon the approach of any fire apparatus, police patrol or am-
bulance, every vehicle shall draw up as near as practicable to the
right curb of the street and remain at a standstill until such ap-
paratus, patrol or ambulance shall have passed.
The driver of a street car shall immediately stop his car and
keep it stationary upon the arrival of any fire apparatus.
29-111. Motor drivers. § 11. (As amended by Ordinance
No. 2282.) It shall be unlawful for any person under, fourteen
(14) years of age or for any intoxicated person to .operate a
motor vehicle upon the public streets, avenues, lanes and alleys of
the City of Salina, or for any person to operate, take or remove
any automobile or other motor vehicle from the place where left
by the owner or person in charge thereof without the consent of
the owner or person in 'charge, and any person violating any of
the provisions of this section shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor.and upon conviction thereof shall be fined a sum not
less than ten ($10.00) dollars nor more than two hundred
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($200.00) dollars, or be confined in the City Jail for a period
not exceeding six (6) months or by both such fine and imprison-
ment.
29-112. Street cars. § 12. Street cars shall have the right
of way between street crossings over all other vehicles, and shall
not stop between street crossings in the business district unless
safety zones shall be provided.
Street cars shall not travel at a greater rate of speed than is
reasonable and safe,,having regard for traffic, location and the -
safety of the public, but in no case shall the rate of speed exceed
twenty-five (25) miles per hour. Within the business district as
defined in this ordinance, no street car shall travel at a greater rate
of speed than fifteen (15) miles per hour, and shall not pass over
any street intersection within such district at a greater rate of
speed than ten (10) miles per hour. Outside of such business
district no street car shall pass over any street intersection at a
greater rate of speed than fifteen (15) miles per hour.
29-113. Motor equipment. § 13. (Repealed by Ord. No.
3071, see Secs. 29-119 to 29-126.)
29-114. Traffic officers; turn blocks; processions. § 14.
It shall be the duty of the police department to enforce all the pro-
visions of this ordinance, and to that 'end every person driving or
, operating any vehicle shall stop the same immediately upon the re-
quest or upon the signal of a police officer, such signal to be made
by such officer raising the hand or club or blowing a whistle.
Turn blocks shall be provided at the intersections of street in
the business district and there shall be a traffic officer on busy
days.
No vehicle except police patrol, ambulance, fire apparatus or
United States mail, shall be driven through a procession except
upon the permission of a police'of ficer.
29-115. Accidents. § 15. The driver of any vehicle who
in any manner injures any person, property or other vehicle, shalt
stop and give reasonable assistance, and shall give to the police, the
person injured or the owner of the property, injured, his name and
address, the name and address of the owner of the vehicle he was
driving at the time of the accident and the registered number of
vehicle.
29-116. Penalty. § 16. (As amended by Ordinance No.
2282.) Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and, except'as otherwise
provided herein, upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum
not exceeding one hundred ($100.00) dollars or imprisonment not
exceeding sixty (60) clays in the City` jail, or by both such fine
and imprisonment.
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29417. Prior ordinances repealed. § 17: Ordinance
Nos. 1521, 1698 and 1782 are hereby repealed.
29-118. Take effect. § 18. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from 'and after its publication in The Salina
Evening Journal.
Passed and approved August 21st, 1916.
(Seal) EDD MATHEws; Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk.
Ordinance No. 3071.
An Ordinance amending Section 13 of Ordinance No. 1983, being
an ordinance regulating the use of certain vehicles on the
streets, avenues and alleys of the City of Salina, Kansas, and
repealing said original Section 13 of such ordinance. •
Be it Ordained by the Board of Commissioners .of the City of
Salina, Kansas:
29-119. Lights on motor vehicles. § 1. , That Section 13
of Ordinance No. 1983 of the City of Salina, Kansas be and the
same is hereby amended to read as follows: "Section 13. "A."—
During the period between one-half hour after sunset and one-half
hour before sun rise every motor vehicle using ally street, avenue
or public thoroughfare ill the City of Salina shall show two lamps,
emitting white light visible at a distance of 300 feet towards which
such motor vehicle is proceeding, and shall show one red light
from the rear, and only from the rear, and which shall be visible
for 200 feet from the rear end of such trailer or other vehicle.
Motorcycles shall not be required to have two lamps emitting white
light as above provided, but every motorcycle or every bicycle
using any such streets, alleys or thoroughfares between the hours
above mentioned shall have one lamp emitting white and one red
lamp at the rear, visible at the distances above provided.
29120. "B." Head lights shaded: No driver of • any
motor vehicle while operating the same upon any street, alley or
other public thoroughfare in the City of Salina shall use any head
light unless the same is properly shaded or supplied with lenses of
ground or frosted glass, or with dispersive lenses or glass or with
a mechanical apparatus for turning down such illuminating lights
so that such lights will not blind or dazzle other users of the high-
way or make it unsafe for such other users to ride, drive or walk
thereon and such lamps shall be adjusted by the proper direction
of said lamps downward, and the adjustment.of the bulb so that
the uppermost part of the light ray shall not rise above the level
• of the top of.the front lamp or glass opening within a distance of
75 feet ahead of such vehicle.
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Other Regulations.
29-121. "C." Spot lights prohibited. It shall be unlaw-
ful for the.driver of any motor. vehicle to direct the rays of a light
known as a spot light upon any highway in the City of Salina.
29-122. "D." Bell or signal required. Every motor
vehicle used on the streets, avenues or alleys of the City of Salina
shall have a suitable bell, horn or other adequate signal in good
working order to give warning of the'approach of such vehicle to
pedestrians and other drivers.
29-123. "E." Muffler required; cut out prohibited.
Every_motor vehicle shall be equipped with a suitable muffler to
deaden the explosions of the engine and it shall be unlawful to
open the cutout of said muffler while any such motor vehicle is
being operated on any street or public thoroughfare within the.City
of Salina.
29-124. "F." 'Brakes required.. Every motor vehicle
operated within the. City of Salina shall be equipped with a brake
and emergency brake, both of which shall be, at all times, kept in
good working order.
29-125. Prior ordinances repealed. ,•2. That original
Section Number 13 of Ordinance Number 1983 of the City of
Salina be and the same is hereby repealed. •
29-126, Take effect. § 3. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force from and after its publication in the Book of
Revised Ordinances.
Introduced for first reading, February 9th, 1925.
Passed and .approved, February 16th, 1925.
J. S. I-IARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk. •
ARTICLE 2.—ARTERIAL HIGHWAYS AND
• OTHER REGULATIONS.
(Published in The Salina,Evening Journal, Oct. 18, 1924.)
Ordinance No. 3037. •
An Ordinance regulating vehicular traffic on certain streets and
• avenues in the City of Salina, providing for the designation of
certain streets and highways and parts thereof as "Arterial
I-Iighways" and defining the same, prohibiting left-hand turn-
ing at intersections and points on certain streets, and repealing
all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith.
Bt it Ordained by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina, Kansas: .
29-201. Arterial Highways designated. That the follow-
ing named streets and avenues within the limits herein mentioned
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Other Regulations.
shall be and they are hereby designated as "Arterial Highways"
to-wit: (1) Santa 'Fe Avenue in the City of Salina from the
north line of Elm Street to the south line of Claflin Avenue and
(2) Iron Avenue from the east line of Delaware Avenue to the
west line of Phillips Street (§ 1, Ord. 3037, Amd. n 1, Ord.
3067, 2-9-1925).
29-202. Vehicles stop before entering. § 2. That no
vehicle as defined in Section Two (2) of Ordinance Number 1983
(Sec. 29-102) shall enter or cross any arterial highway as herein
defined without first coming to a full and complete stop upon ar- •
riving at the street line of such arterial highway on that side of
such highway which such vehicle is approaching.
29-203. Arterial Highways marked. § 3. It shall be the
duty of the Superintendent of Streets to cause all streets or avenues
approaching any such arterial highway to be plainly marked with a
painted strip running across such street at the line at which ve-
hicles are required to stop in accordance with the preceding sec-
tion hereof, and to have painted upon such streets such words, '
figures or designs as may he directed by the Board of Commis-
sioners for the purpose of designating the approach to any such
arterial highway.
29-204. Unlawful to enter without stopping. § 4. That
it shall be unlawful for any person driving or in charge of any
vehicle to enter into or 'cross any arterial highway without first
bringing such vehicle to a full and'complete stop as in this or=
dinance required.
29-205. U-turn at Santa Fe and Iron; left hand turns.
§ 5. That from and after the taking effect of this ordinance
it shall be unlawful for any person driving or in charge of any
vehicle as herein defined to make what is commonly known as a
"U" turn (consisting of two successive left-hand turns so .as to-
completely reverse the direction of said vehicle) at any time at.the
intersection of Santa Fe and Iron Avenue, and it shall'be unlaw-
ful for any such person to make what is known as a left-hand
turn at said intersection whenever there shall be a Traffic Officer
located at such intersection unless the Traffic'Officer shall specifi-
cally direct and consent to the making of such left-hand turn.
29-206. No U-turns in center of certain blocks. § 6. That
it shall hereafter be unlawful for any person driving or in charge
of any such vehicle to make a left-hand turn or "U" turn at any
time at the Safety Zones in the center of the block between Ash
Street and Tron Avenue and between 'Walnut Street and Iron Ave-
nue on Santa Fe Avenue.
29-207. Turning blocks abolished. § 7. That the turning
blocks heretofore established in the center of the block on Santa
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Fe Avenue between Ash Street and Iron Avenue and between
Iron Avenue and Walnut Street be and the same are hereby abol-
ished and it shall be the duty of the Superintendent of Streets to
remove or cause the same to be removed upon the taking effect
of this ordinance. .
29-208. Passing standing street cars prohibited. § 8.
Whenever any street car shall be standing at or within any safety
zone, as now or hereafter established for the purpose of taking on
or• discharging passengers, it shall be unlawful for any person
. driving or in charge of any vehicle to drive or permit said ve-
hicle to be driven past such standing street car in the direction in
which said car is headed.
29-209. Repeal conflicting ordinances. § 9. That all
ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance
be and the same are, in so car as they conflict with the provisions
of this ordinance, repealed.
29-210. Violation of ordinance; penalty. § 10. That any
person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor' and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by a fine in any sum not exceeding $100 or by
imprisonment in the City jail for a term not exceeding 60 days or
by,both such fine and imprisonment.
29-211. Take effect. § 11. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force on November 1st, 1924, and after its pub-
lication once in the official City paper.
Introduced for first reading, September 29th, 1924. . '
Passed and approved, October 13,1924.
(Seal) J. S. T-IARGETT, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. F. BANKER, City Clerk.
29-212. Entering Prescott from Highland; stop. That
. no vehicle shall enter Prescott Avenue in the City,of Salina, kan-
sas, from Highland Avenue without first being brought to a full •
and complete stop (§ 1, Ord. 2053, 12-15-24).
29-213. Entering Fifth Street from Prescott; stop. That
no vehicle shall enter Fifth Street in the City of Salina, Kansas.
from Prescott Avenue without first being brought to a full and
complete stop (§ 2, Ord. 2053. 12-15-24).
29-214. Markings at intersections. That it shall be the
duty of the Superintendent of Streets to install and maintain at
the intersections above mentioned suitable markings to notify the
public of the regulartions herein provided for (§ 3, Ord. 2053,
12-15-24).
29-215. Violation of Secs. 29-212 and 29-213; penalty.
That any person driving, operating.or in charge of any vehicle
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who shall violate or permit the violation of the provisions of Sec-
tions One and Two of this ordinance be deemed guilty of a mis-,
demeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum
not exceeding $25.00 (§ 4, Ord. 2053, 12-15-24).
29-216. Running boards; standing on•prohibited. That
it shall be unlawful for any person to stand, or ride on the run-
ning board of any automobile, while the same is, being driven on
any public street or thoroughfare within the City of Salina, Kan-
sas (41, Ord. 3049, 12-8-24).
29-217. Same; unlawful to permit others to ride on. That
it shall be unlawful for any person driving or in charge of any
automobile to permit any person to stand or ride on the running
board of such automobile while the same is being driven on any
public street or thoroughfare within the City of Salina, Kansas;
or to drive any automobile on any such street or thoroughfare
while any person is standing or riding on the running board
thereof (5 2, Ord. 3049, 12-8-24).
29-218. Emerging from alleys and driveways; stop;
sound warning. That every vehicle •shall be required to come to
a full and complete stop and to give a signal by sounding a horn
or other warning before emerging from any alley or private
driveway within the City of Salina, Kansas, into any public street
or thoroughfare within said City, such stop to be made before
crossing the property line along the side of the street to be entered '
by such vehicle, and it shall be unlawful for the driver or person
in charge of any such vehicle to enter any such street or thorough-
fare from.any alley or private (lriveway without first coming to a
full and complete stop and sounding the horn on such vehicle
(� 3, Ord. 3047, 12-8-24).
29-219. Entering alleys or driveways; crossing sidewalk;
speed. That it shall be unlawful for any person driving or in
charge of any vehicle to drive or propel the same or to cause or
permit the same to be driven or propelled when entering any
{ alley or private driveway'in the City of Salina, or when crossing
any sidewalk or the space in ally such alley or private driveway
used my pedestrians as a sidewalk, at a rate of speed greater than
six miles per hour (§ 4, Ord. 3049, 12-8-24).
29-220. Violation of Secs. 29-216 to 29-219; penalty. That
any person violating or permitting the violation of any of the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof shall he fined in any slim not exceed-
ing $25.00 (. 5, Ord. 3049, 12-8-24).
29-221. All night parking; prohibited. That it shall be
- unlawful for any person to use any street, alley, avenue or other
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public thoroughfare or any part or portion thereof, within the
City of Salina, Kansas, for the purpose of what is combonly
known as "all night parking" of any automobile, truck or other
vehicle, and it shall be unlawful for any person to leave or to
allow or permit any such automobile, truck or other vehicle to
be left standing in any such street, alley or other.public thorough-
fare for such purpose (§ 1, Ord. 2958, 3-17-24).
29-222. Violation of Sec. 29-221; penalty. That any per-
: son violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
shalt be fined in any sum not greater than $10.00 (§ 2, Ord. 2958,
3-17-24).
29-223. Horn or siren; sound like fire apparatus; pro-
hibited; penalty. It shall be unlawful for any person to blow,
• ring or sound, or to attach to any automobile, bicycle or motor-
cycle or other vehicle in such manner as•to cause to be sounded,
when such vehicle is in motion, any whistle, bell or device making
a sound similar to or like the whistle or bell used on the fire
wagons or automobiles of. the City of Salina; and any person
violating any. of the provisions .hereof shall be guilty of a mis-
demeanor and upon conviction thereof, fined in any sum not ex-
ceeding $10.00; Provided, however, that •this ordinance shall not
apply to any whistle. bell or device used on any of the fire vehicles .
of said City (§ 1, Ord. 1704, 3-17-1913).
CHAPTER 30.—WARDS.•
30-101. City divided into wards. That the City of Salina
he and is hereby divided into five wards, to be styled and known
as the First, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Wards (y 1, Ord.
1763, 5-25-1914).
30-102. Boundaries of wards defined. All that portion of
said City lying north of Iron Avenue and east of Santa Fe shall
constitute the First Ward; all that portion of said City lying
north of Iron Avenue and west of Sairta -Fe Avenue shall con-
stitute the Second Ward; all that portion of said City lying west
of Santa Fe between Tron Avenue and Prescott Avenue shall con-
stitute tide Third Ward; all that portion of said City lying east of
Santa Fe between Iron Avenue and Prescott Avenue shall con-
stitute the Fourth Ward; and all that portion of said City lying
south of Prescott Avenue shall constitute the Fifth, Ward (§ 2,
Ord. 1763, 5-25-1914).
30-103. Second and Third Wards; divided into precincts.
F 3. That the Second and Third Wards, as thus constituted.
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shall be and are hereby divided into voting precincts, as follows, .
that is to say; the Second Ward shall be divided into two voting
precincts, to be known as the North and South precincts of said
Ward, and the South precinct shall include all territory in said
Ward which lies south of Pine and Bishop Streets and the right
of way of the Missouri Pacific railrcad from its intersection with
Bishop Street extended west from Twelfth Street to the City lim- '
its; and'the north precinct of said Ward shall include all terri-
tory in said Ward north of the South precinct as hereinbefore
defined.
The Third Ward shall be divided into two voting precincts,
to be known as the North and South precincts of said Ward, and
. the North precinct shall include all the. territory in said Ward •
• north of a line running west from Santa Fe Avenue through MuP
berry Street, and on the north line of Lot No. .1 on Ninth Street,
Lots 1 and 2 on Tenth Street and Lot No. 1 on Eleventh Street,
Seitz's Addition, and through the alley dividing Phillip's Second •
Addition north and south and through Spruce Street to the limits
of the City; and the south precinct shall'include all the territory
in said Third Ward south of the line above described (§ 3, Ord.
1763, 5-25-1914).
CHAPTER 31.—WEEDS. •
(For other Ordinances relating to Weeds see General Index.)
31-101. Weeds; owner, occupant, etc., of land required
to cut; City may cut; That it shall be the duty of every owner,
occupant or person in charge of every lot or piece of land within
the City of Salina to cut and destroy all weeds and obnoxious
' vegetable growth thereon on in any of the streets and alleys in
front of and abutting upon any such lot or piece of land. When-
ever the owner, occupant or person inicharge of any such lots or
pieces of land shall fail to provide for the cutting and destruc-
tion of such weeds and obnoxious vegetable growth or shall fail
' to provide and destroy the same within five days after a notice is •
published in the official City paper by the City Clerk requiring the
cutting and destruction of such weeds and obnoxious vegetable
growth and notifying the owners, occupants or persons in charge
of any such lots or piece of ground to cut and destroy the same,
then the Street Superintendent shall cut and destroy the weeds and
obnoxious vegetable growths on any such lot or piece of. ground
' and in the streets or alleys in front of or abutting upon any such'
lot or piece of ground and shall keep an account of the cost.there-
of and shall report the same to the City Clerk (§ 1, Ord. 2918,
• 2-9-1923).
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• 31-102. Levy special assessment; certify to County Clerk.
That the cost and expense of the cutting and destruction of any
such weeds or obnoxious vegetable growth provided for in the
preceding section, when clone by the Superintendent of Streets
or under his direction, shall be assessed against such lots and pieces
of ground abutting- upon that part of any street or alley on which
any such weeds or obnoxious vegetable growths were growing
when cut or against any lot or piece of land upon which any such
weeds or obnoxious vegetable growths were growing when cut as
aforesaid, according to the costs incurred in such cutting or de-
struction, which special assessments shall be by the City Clerk
. certified to the County Clerk of Saline County, Kansas, to be
• by him collected in a like manner as-other taxes and special assess-
ments are collected according to law (j 2, Ord. 2918, 2-9-1923).
CHAPTER 32.—WHITE WAY.
32-101. Ordinance No. 1706, passed March 24, 1913; Pro-
vided for installation of a White Way on-Iron Avenue between
Fifth and Seventh Streets and on Santa Fe Avenue between'Ash
• and Walnut Streets, and for the maintenance of same for five
years from said date at prices provided for in said ordinance, and
for the removal of certain arc lights on said streets, to be de-
ducted.from the number of arc lights paid for by City.
' '32-102. Resolution passed June 16, 1917; Provided for ex- .
tension of White Way on Santa Fe from Ash to Elm Streets and
on Seventh Street from Ash Street to 400 feet south of Iron
Avenue.
32-103. Ordinance No. 2068, passed July 16, 1917; Pro-
vided for maintenance of White Way as provided for by Ordi-
nance No. 1706, and for installation and maintenance of such
additional White Way Poles as the City might at any time order
in, at prices fixed by such ordinance, for a term of five years
•from the date thereof; Defined the 'conditions of Installations of
White Way Poles; Provided for replacement of old type by new
type arc lights throughout the City.
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Sec.
Abbott & Williams Addition; in city limits 7-202
Accident Insurance for Firemen 12-103
Addition to Grounds of Kansas Wesleyan Univ. Addn.; in city limits 7-204
Advertisements; on marquees 5-232
On .poles 5 606, 15-136
Agents License, Insurance ° 14-123
Alleys (see Streets and Alleys):
direct drain into prohibited 5-902
downspouts into prohibited 5-901
vehicles entering or emerging from 29-218, 29-219
opened 27-301 to 27-316
vacated 27-401 to 27-455
Alterations; Buildings in Fire Limits ' 5 208
electric wiring 5-328
Ambulances; Right of way in streets 29-110
• through .processions . 29-114
Amusements; Board of Public Welfare Regulate 3-103
permits from board of public welfare 3-103, 3-104 •
Amusement Companies;. Licenses 14-201 to 14-205
Amusement Parks; Licenses 14-206
Animals . . . . .1-101 to 1-216
carcasses; hauling through streets, misdemeanor 15-161
cruelty to. •15-103
dead; depositing in streets 15-162
placing in sewers. . 24-302
diseased; driving through streets 15-161
sale of milk from 15-118, 20-120
dogs. 1-101 to 1-110
impounded; dogs, unlicensed. . 10-108
picketing on streets, impounded 1-201, 1-202
pigs, suckling. 1-209
running at large, impounded 1-204, 1-205
sale of; impounded 1-207 •
sidewalks, trespassing on 1-215
slaughter of, between May 1 and Nov. 1 1-212
slaughter pens and houses, prohibited 1-211
trained; licenses . 14-112
trespassing on private grounds or sidewalks 1-215
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Arterial Highways (see Traffic Rules).
Ash Street:
house moving on certain parts prohibited 5 804
opened, Front to Oakdale . .• 26-101
Ashes; Storing . 10-121
hauling over streets 26-211
" Assault and battery 15-105
Astrologists, licenses. 14-119
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.; Rights of Way. .23-201 to 23-214
conveyances for into Union Station 23-1009
Salina Northern Ry. Co 23-701 to 23-704
Atherton & Phillips Addition; in City Limits 7-202
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Auctioneers; license 14-105
Auction Rooms; license 14-106
Auction Sales; license 14-107
Auction Stands; License 14-108, 14-151 to 14-155
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Sec.
• Automatic Fire Doors 5-227
in party walls . . 5-220
Awnings; signs on . 5-233
distance above sidewalk . 5-232
wooden, prohibited. . 15-167
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Bechtold Plat Part of Westview Addition, in City Limits 7-286
Band, Municipal. . 2-101, 2-104
band fund levied 2-101
contract with city 2-103
approval by board of commissioners 2-104
executive board. 2-103
trustees, appointment. . . 2-101
term of office . . . 2-102
Bankrupt Sales, Licenses 14-139
Barns, Lighting Matches in 10-113
Basements, Water in. . 5-252
Battery A, Lease of Part of Oakdale Park 17-312
BE. Cans, Misdemeanor. - 15-107
parents permitting„ misdemeanor. . 15-109
Beebes Addition, in City Limits 7-205
Bench Marks Established. 26-801
Berg Addition, in City Limits 7-206
Berks Addition, in City Limits 7-207
Betting, Games of Chance, Misdemeanors 15-125
Bicycles:
• carrying extra persons on 29-105
curving or riding without handle bars 29-105
•riders hanging on street cars 29-105
lights required. . 29-115
Bill Boards, Consent of Property Owners 5-701
permit for erection 5-701
violation of ordinance 5-70f
Billiard Halls (see Pool Halls) 14-401 to 14-411
Bills, Posting on Telegraph or other Poles 15-136
tearing down when legally posted • 15-137
Bishops Addition, in City Limits 7-202
Bishop and Blodgetts Addition,• in City Limits • 7-208
Bishop Street, opened Twelfth to Thirteenth 26-103
opened Thirteenth to College 26-109
vacated, part of. . 26-201
Blank Cartridge Pistols, Misdemeanor 15-106, 15-120
Board of Commissioners (see City Officers).
Boards and Commissions: •
band, trustees . . 2-201 to 2-104
board of public welfare 3 101 to 3-211
cemetery board. 6-701 to 6-703
city planning commission. 6-401 to 6-409
library, board. 6-601 to 6-605
trustees Memorial Hall . . . 6-501. to 6-505
Board of Public Welfare . . 3-101 to 3-212
amusements; regulate 3 103
authority of chairman 3-209
board created. . 3 101
by-laws. . 3-102
certificates for dances... 1 70y
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Board of Public Welfare (concluded): Sec.
dances and dance halls regulated „ 3-103
duties of, board . , . 3-103
organization of board. -3-102
permits. 3-103„ 3-104, 3-204, 3-207, 3-210
poor; board may investigate 3-105
public dances; jurisdiction . • 3-202
revoke, permits. 3-104
term of office of board, . , . . 3-101 •
, theatres; regulate 3-103
Bonding companies . . 4-101, 4-102
Bonds; Contract, Indemnity and License: .
agents., .,. . 4-101
approval of by commissioners and city attorney 4-104
electrical inspectors bond. . , 5-301
electric wiring bond. . 5-301 ,
house moving bond. . - 5-81C
license and •contract bonds 4-101
plumbing license bond. 5-407
. pool and billiard halls . 14-403 •
public improvement bonds. . 4-102 .
„qualification of sureties. , _ . _ - 4-101, 4-10:
signatures to bonds. . , . 4-103
taxi cab bonds. 14-504
Bonds Addition, in City Limits 7-209
block 3 replatted and frontage,of lots changed 18-102
Bond Street, Vacated, part of Fourth to Front 27-236
Bonfires, Hours Permitted. . 10-107 •
prohibited on certain streets and in certain districts. . .10-107, 10-109
Boundaries; of City. . 7-101
of fire limits . 11-101
of sewer districts _ _ • 24-201 to 24-225
of sewer zones. . 24-101 to 24-105
stakes or monuments fixing, removal of 15-154
Braniff & Cravens Addition, in City Limits ' 7-210, 7-211
Bristols Addition, in City Limits 7-21
Building Codes and Regulations 5-101 to 5-90f
(see building code, plumbing code, electrical code, gas piping, etc.)
Building Code; Buildings:
addition—to frame bldg. . . 5-207
alteration—in fire limits. . 5-208
apartment—changed to. 5-208
areaways—protection . . . 5-229
area—of frame bldgs. . 5-23C
automatic fire doors. . 5-22.7 '
automatic fire doors—in party wall' - 5-220
awnings—signs on • 5-232
beams—ends in wall. . . 5-219
brick veneer. . . 5-217
burners—gas or gasoline. 5-24C
business—above first floor. . 5-221
canopy—over walk. • - 5-231
carrying—safety load. - 5-249
cellars—living room. . . 5-214
cellar—water in. . . 5-257
changing—use of. - - - 5-215
chimneys—construction. _ • 5-24C
code. 5 202
concrete blocks—material. . 5-21C
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Building Code; Buildings (continued): Sec.
condemned work . . 5-250
coping—for walls. 5-225
corbeling—for beams. .. . . 5-219
corbeling—for flues. . 5-240 .
dangerous condition. . 5-252
damaged—by fire . 5-205
depth—of cellar wall. 5 211
defective flues. 5-240
derricks—over streets. 5-237
distance—from lot line. . 5-209
division walls—thickness . 5-210
doors—tire. . . 5-220
doors—opening in stairway . . 5-221
dumb waiters—walls. . . 5-225
dry rooms—construction. . . 5-245
• egress—above first floor . 5-227
elevator shafts—protected. . . 5-221
explanation--of type. . . 5-205
exit—emergency 5-220
exterior walls—hollow tile . 5-213
fee—for buildings. . . 5-203
fee--for canopies 5-232 .
filling station—location. . . - 5-239
fire doors—how installed. . 5-221
fire proof—tenement houses. . 5-215
fire stops—in partitions. 5-221
fire walls—automatic doors in 5-22C
fire walls—height. . 5-216
fireplaces. '5-240
• fireplace—header beams. . . - 5-241
floor—beams. 5-219
floor—opening in . 5-224
floor area—explanation 5-2.27
flues—lining 5-240
flues—distance from wood. 5-241
flues—vent. 5-245
foundation—depth of . 5-211
frame bldgs.—addition. . 5-207
frame bldgs.—damaged . 5-206
. frame bldgs.—height. . - 5-280
frame bldgs.—prohibited. . 5-204
gas or gasoline burners 5-2411
gas--connections. 5-247
glass panels—in doors • 5-221
grate—in fireplace. 5-24C
• grating—over areaway. . . - 5-229
guy wire—over street. 5 237
hangers—for beams. . 5-219
hall partitions—business bldg. . 5-221
heating device—gas . 5-247
height—chimneys . _ 5-240
height—frame buildings 5-207
height—shaft walls. . - - 5-225
hollow blocks—bearing walls.. . . 5-210
hollow tile—bearing walls. . 5-218
hot water or steam pipes 5-243
inspection—monthly report. . 5 257
inspector—entering bldgs 5 250
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Building Code; Buildings (continued): Sec.
inspector—power to enforce. . 5-251
iron covered sheds—in fire limits • 5-209•
lath—for fire proof. . . 5-221
living quarters.
5-208
living room—hi basement. • "5-219
lights—floor: 5-224
load—of roof. . 5-213
marquees 5-231
marquees—advertisement on.'. . 5-232 _-----
metal frames—fastening. . . 5-221— —•
moving—in fire limits. . 5-204
moving picture—buildings used for. . 5-228
occupation—of sidewalks. . . 5-234
occupation—of streets. . . 5-236
open heating devices. . - 5-240
opening—in floors. 5-224
opening—in interior walls. . 5-22C
opening—in roof. . 5-22C
ordinary construction . • 5-205
party walls—thickness 5-210
parapet walls—height. ' 5-216
partition—walls. 5-216
permits—when required. . 5-201
permission—of street. . 5-238
permit- 5-254 .—when required.
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penalty—for violation: 5-255
pipe—covering.
plans—when •required. • 5-253
power—to enter building. . • 5-250
protection—over sidewalks. . - 5-235
public bldgs.—above•first floor• . . 5 221
ratproofing•. 5-244
repairing—in fire limits . 5-200
remodeling—in fire limits. - .5-208
red lanterns—required. . 5 238
roof--beams. 5-219
roof—load. . • 5-213
roof—material. 5-217
roof—openings. 5-220
safety--load. 5-249
separation—beams • 5-219
sewer—gas in basement. . 5-252
sidewalk—protection 5 235
signs—attached to awnings • 5-233
skylight—over shafts . 5 223
skylight—construction. . . 5-222
slow burning—tenement houses. . 5-215
smoke stacks—construction . . 5 240
smoke stacks—near wood. . . 5-242
stair shaft—public bldgs. . • 5-221
stairways—width. 5-227
steam or hot water pipes. . 5-243
stone walls—thickness. . ' 5-219
storing gasoline—prohibited. . ' 5-239
• street—permit to obstruct. . . - . 5-234
street—use for storage. . '. • • - 5-236
test—hollow blocks. . 5-210 •
test—floor construction . . - '5-212-
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Building Code; Buildings (concluded): Sec.
test—cylinders. 5-212
tenement houses—living quarters. . . 5-214
tenement houses—height: . . 5-215
temporary sidewalks—safety of. . . 5-235
thickness of walls. . . 5-210
theatres—buildings used for. . . 5-228
thimble—flue. . . 5-240
unsanitary conditions. . . 5-252
veneer—brick 5-207
vent—flues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...248
violation of code. 5-250
violation of ordinance. . , 5-252
violation—penalty for. . 5-255
walls—thickness . . . . . . . . . 5-210
walls—on lot line. . . 5-211
walls—exterior 5-2].8
walls—shaft 5 225
water—in basement . 5 252
wire glass—where required. . . 5-220
windows—in shafts. 5-223
windows—in stairways. . . 5-227
wood beams—in walls. . . 5-219.
wood beams—in flues. . . 5-241 •
wood supports—for flues. . . 5-240
Buildings: Signs on . . 5 601, 5-612
signs against. . 5 606
fire department cut down or remove 9-109
Building Inspector (see Building, Plumbing and Electrical Codes):
appointment; authority; bond; duties. . . .5-101, 5-102, 5-104, 5-30]
enforce building ordinance. 5 251
enter buildings . 5-250, 5-302
ex-officio; electrical inspector . 5-201•license inspector. . . 14-629, 14-716
plumbing inspector. . . 5 402 •
fees; buildings.
5-203
canopies. 5 232
electric wiring. . . - 5-331
gas piping 5-512
house moving. . .
5-801
plumbing
signs . 5 403
fire chief, duties former) 5-602
Y performed by 5-105
gas piping 5-501. to 5-51.1
house moving. 5-801 to 5-81]
inspect building to be moved • 5-802
inspect plans . 5-253
monthly reports 5-257
office created
powers of inspector . 5-10]
qualifications. . 5 104
signs
' 5 101
wires in streets. 5-G01 to 5-612
Burners, Gas or Gasoline . 5-904
Busses and Stages; Licenses 5-216
application for license. 14-701, 14-719
busses defined. . 14-703
change in schedules. . 4-701.
drivers' names posted . . 14.,709
14-711
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Busses and Stages; Licenses (concluded): Sec.
fees for licenses. 14-705
inspection of busses, approval . - 14-716 •
license required . 14-702
load and unload at designated points 14-713
operating after license revoked 14-714
operating without license. 14-717
railroad crossings; required to stop 14-712
schedule of fares posted - 14-70E
vehicles inspected. . . 14-716
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Cabarets; Board of Public Welfare to Supervise; Permit. .3-104, 3-103
Cabs; Licenses for. . 14-501 to 14-522, 14-601 to 14-631
stands, police chief to designate 14-513
Calkins Addition, In City Limits • 7-202
Carnival and Amusement Companies, Licenses. . . ... . . .14-201 to 14-205
Carrolls Addition; in City Limits 7-213
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Cattle (see index under Cows; Milk): .
impounded . 1-202, 1-205
picketed in streets. . . 1-207
running at large. . 1-204
slabghter of. May 1st to November 1st 1-212
trespassing on sidewalks or private grounds _ 1-215
Cemetery Board. 6-701 to 6-703
Center Street; Opened Fourth to Kenwood 26-105 •
Cess Pools; Connected with Sewers Prohibited 24-302
prohibited. . 20-214
when permitted . 5-488
Chicago Addition, in City Limits 7-214
Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Ry. Co. (Rock Island):
rights of way. 23-104 to 23-111
land appropriated for use, of ' '23-101 to 23-104
Chicago, Kansas & Western Ry. Co. (Santa Fe):
rights of way . 23 204 to 23-214
-land appropriated for use of 23-201 to 23-203
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. Co.:
rights of way. . . 23-301, 23-302
see Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Ry. Co. 23-101 to 23-111
contract with city and Mo. Pac. Ry. Co. relating to Union
Station. 23-1004
conveyances of land for Union Station
purposes. . 23-1006, 23-1009, 23-1010
Chief of Police (see City Officers, Police Dept.).
Chimneys; construction of. . 5-240
liable to cause fire prohibited 10-118
fire chief may condemn. . 10-115
brick required. . 15-110
Cigarettes or Cigarette Papers; Furnishing to Minors 15-134
sale, giving away or possession for sale 15-112, 15-113
use of by minors. . - 15-133
Circuses, License. I 14-112
Creditors Sales, Licenses. . 14-13S
Cisterns, Connection with Sewers Prohibited • 24-307
City Hall and Fire Station Property, Acquired - - - 8-101
City Limits; Defined and Established 7-101
ordinances extending limits. . 7-201 to 7-287
City Officers and Employees• - I 6-101 to 6-703
board of commissioners; duties ,
appoint city manager. . 6-10P
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City Officers and Employees (continued): - Sec.
approve bonds . . . 4-104
approve plats. . . 6-406
election of . . . 6-111 to 6-114, 6-101
references to council or committees 6-201
building inspector (see index under building inspector)
bookkeeper; salary. . 6-30i'
building custodian; salary. . 6-302
care-taker city dump; salary 6-219, 6-302
• chief of police (see police department)
appointment and duties. . G-105
assistant chief, salary. 6-307
call on citizens for assistance 19-112, 19-113 •
enforce ordinances and penal laws 19-105
miter houses. . 19-10E
keep account of monies 19-10?
salary. . 6-307
wear badge. . 19-109
city attorney, appointment and duties 6-104
approve bonds. . . 4-104
additional duties. . . 6-210 to 6-212
salary. G-304
city clerk, duties and bond 6-103, 6-202 to 6-204
salary - 6-302
city engineer, appointment and duties 6-10C
establish. grades. . 26-804, 26-80:
establish grades for street railway 22-309
make contour map of city 26-802
office combined with sanitary and health officer 6-214
prepare plans and specifications for sidewalks 25-105
for cutting curb for driveways 26-202
salary - 6-302
city manager; appointment, duties and bond - 6-102
salary. . 6-302
city mechanic, appointment and salary 6-216. 6-310
city physician, appointment. . 6-213, 20-315
powers and duties. . 20-308
term of office. . 20-316
• compensation. 20-317
city treasurer, appointment, duties and bond 6-103
bonds, deposits and additional duties 6-205 to G-209
salary 6-302
department of finance. 6-103
department of law. , • 6-104
department of public safety 6-105
department of public service 6-106
election of commissioners 6-111 to 6-114
electrical inspector, appointment, duties and bond 5-401, 5-302
(see electrical code, building inspector)
fire' department (see index under fire department) 6-105
salaries.
6-308
inspectors, rod men and etc 6-106
night firemen at city hall 6-218-
other officers and departments - 6-107, 6-108
police department (see index under police department)
salaries
• police judge, appointment. duties and bond 6-104
- 6-104
salary. .
6-305
absence of justice of the
peace, act 6-305
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City Officers and Employees (concluded): Sec.
plumbing inspector (see plumbing code) • 5-402
sanitary and health officer (see public health) 6-107
office combined with city engineer 6-214
salary 6-302
stenographers and clerical assistants; salary 6-103, 6-303
superintendent of parks; duties and salary 6-107, 6-302
superintendent of streets; appointment and ',duties 6-106, 6-215
salary 6-303
City Park. . 17-501
City Planning Commission. 6-401 to 6-409
board created. 6-401
members, appointment. 6-402 -
duties. - 6-404
plats and additions. . 6-405
approval of plats. . 6-406
illegal plats. . . 6-407
City Property• 8-101 to 8-108
city hall and fire station 8-101
dump ground. . 8-102
Fifth Street lots. 8-106
library property. . . 8-108
Memorial Hall. . . 8-107
voting booth property. . 8-103 to 8-105
Clairvoyants, Licenses. 14-119
College Avenue; Opened, in Morrison's 3rd Addition 26-106
vacated. Grand Avenue to Union Pacific tracks 27-202
College View Addition, in City Limits 7-215 .
Concealed Weapons, Carrying. . . 15-166
Concerts; Licenses. 14-113
Cones; Ice Cream Vendors, Licenses 14-156
Connections; Drain Pipes. 5_437
Lead (see plumbing code) 5-418, 5-419, 5-461
with sewers required. . 20-204
Convention Hall; special permit for 5-908
Cows (see index under cattle and under milk and dairy products)
Crossings; Railroad; maintenance and construction of 26-401
obstructing streets with cars or trains 15-146
vehicles obey stop signals 15-147
Cruelty to Animals. . 15-103
Curbing; cutting for driveways - 26-201
vehicles not to cross 29-105
Curb Filling Stations; in Fire Limits Prohibited 10-212
outside of fire limits; Special Permits 10-213
Curb Line; Moving Houses, not to Extend Over 5-801
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Dairy Barns and Dairies 20-101 to 20-130
Dances; Board of Public Welfare to Supervise 3-103, 3-104
regulation by board of public welfare 3-201 to 3-212
disorderly conduct at. 3-206
in connection with carnivals prohibited 14-203
license fees 14-301
public dance defined. . 14-304
on Sunday, nuisance. . 14-305
Dance Halls (see Dances) 3-103, 3-201 to 3-212
owner notify police and welfare board of dances - 3-205
Depot Addition, in City Limits 7-202
Depots; Soliciting by Taxi Drivers Prohibited 15-170
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Dentists, Itinerant; Licenses. 14-111:
Derricks Over Streets. . 5-237
Derringtons Addition, in City Limits 7-211
Detention Hospital for Venereal Diseases 20-309
Dikes 13-101 to 13-103
Dirt; Hauling Over Streets 26-211
Diseased Animals: Driving Through. Streets 15-161
sale of milk from 15-1.18, 20-120
Diseases (see Public Health).
Disorderly Assembly. 15-140
Disorderly Conduct; In General . . 15-114
at dances. . . 3-206
at fires. . 9-114
in pool and billiard halls . " 14-407
Distillate and Fuel Oil Tanks 10-201
Disturbing the Peace. 15-115
Doctors; Itinerant; Licenses. 14-116
Dog and Pony Shows, Licenses 14-112
Dogs .. . . . . . . . . . 1-101 to 1-110
• at large after mayors proclamation " 1-101
entering buildings prohibited . 1-109
impounded, killed. . 1-108
license. . . 1-107
mad dogs, mayor to issue.proclamation 1-101
marshal"kill dogs after proclamation 1-102
registration 1-137
. running at large, nuisance. 1-106
vicious, harboring. . 1r104
vicious, killed by marshal 1-105
Downspouts to Alleys and Streets 5-901
direct into alley or street, prohibited 5 902
Drivers of Vehicles:
age required. . 29-111
defined. 29-102 '_
intoxicated person driving. . 29-1,11
obey traffic rules. . • 29-101
stop and give.name and address 29-111
Drivers of Public Vehicles:
convicted of speeding, driving prohibited 14-520
drivers name posted. 14-617, 14-711
driving after license revoked 14-627
driving while intoxicated. . 14-619
keep clean. 14-615
license required. . . • 14-616
license revoked. . . 14-624, 14-626
misinforming•persons. 14-511
permitting use of vehicle for immoral purposes 14-623, 14-625
soliciting at depots, prohibited 1.5-170
wear badge. . 14-508, 14-617
Drays, License for. . . . 14-501
Driveways, Cutting Curb for 26-201, 26-204
vehicles entering or emerging from 29-218, 29-219
wooden culverts prohibited. - 26-216
Drug Stores; Dances or Entertainments in 3-103
Drugs, Narcotic; Possession and Sale Prohibited 15-401 to 15-404
Dump Ground, Property Acquired 8-102
care taker, appointment and salary 6-219, 6-202
Dynamite, Storing Prohibited. 10-12:
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East Gardens Addition, in City Limits • 7-217
Eberhardts Addition, in City Limits • 7-218
Election of Commissioners. 6-111 to 6-114
Electrical Code. 5-301 to 5-33E
alteration or changing. . 5-328
armored cable. . . 5-322
bath room lights. . 5-320
hoard--meter 5-321
bond and license. . 5-30G
code 5-309
ceiling—low. 5-315
conduit 5-316
circuits. 5-319
concealed wiring. - 5-327
covering wiring before inspected 5-327
changing or alterations. . 5-328
defective wiring. . . 5-318
entering buildings. . . 5-302 '
entrance service. . 5-31C
enforcement of ordinance. . . 5-331
fire--in case of. . 5-305
fees and permits. . 5-307
header boards. . . 5-321
inspection. 5-32 t
inspectors duty. . . 5-301
in case of fire. . 5-305
license and bond. _ 5-306
location of meter. . 5-319
low ceilings . 5-315
meter location. 5-314, 5-335
meter board. . . 5-321
metal raceway. . . 5-316
motor switch. 5-317
notice of inspection. . 5-329
outlets on circuit. . 5-315 -
outlet headers. . . 5-321
permit and fees. . 5-307
pannel boxes. , . 5-312
plug outlets. . . 5-323
penalty . 5-332
receptacle outlets. . 5-325
release of responsibility. . 5-330
special designs . . . 5-304
service entrance. . . 5-310
service switch. 5-311
switches—motor . . 5-317
switches—bath room. . 5-326
selling meter. . . 5-32c
size of wire. . • 5-325
wires over street. . • 5-30:
wiring—defective 5-318
watts—per circuit.-. . 5-319
wire—size. - 5-325
wires—interfering with firemen. . 5-326
when inspection required 5-329
Electrical Inspector (see Electrical Code) 5-301 to 4-335
wires in streets. . 5-905
Electric Light Franchise and Rates (see public utilities) 22-101
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Eleventh Street; Opened, Washington to Prescott 27-121
opened, Crawford to Republic 27-132
Eleventh Street, Vacated, Part of, Elm to Park 27-241
vacated, Union Pacific tracks to North Street 27-249
vacated, North of Bishop Street 27-257
Elmdale Addition, in City Limits 7-220
Elm Street; Opened, Front Street to river 27-107
at intersection of Eleventh 27-108
Entertainments; Welfare Board Supervise . 3-103, 3-109
Episcopal Military Institute Addition, in City Limits 7-219
Ernest and Rhodes Addition, in City Limits 7-221
Escape from Officers; Misdemeanor 15-168
aiding or abetting. 15-169
Excavations (see Streets and Alleys).
Exits, Emergency. . 5-220
Explosives, How Stored. . 10-122
Exposure of Person. . - 15-114
Express Wagons, License. . 14-501
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Fares; Busses or Stages 14-703, 14-708
street cars 22-206
taxi cabs. . . 14-605 to 14-608
refusal to pay taxi fare 14-620
Faulkner Street; Name Changed to Twelfth Street 26-703
opened, Iron to 200 feet south 27-103
Fees (see Licenses;' Building Inspector).
Fifth Street; House Moving on Certain Portions Prohibited 5-804
lot 124 and part of 126, acquired by city 8-106
opened; from Bond south 114.63 ft. 27-123
Prescott to Crawford. . 27-124
Crawford to Bond. . 27-125
vacated, at intersection with Union Pacific 27-242
Filling Stations; Location of 5-239
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curb stations outside fire limits 10-213
Filth in Streets. . 15-162
Fire; Building Cut Down or Removed 9-109
electric wiring cut. . 5-305
Fire Alarm; Breaking or Cutting Wires - 10-115
false alarm; penalty. . 10-119
members of fire department report 9-103
placing other wires near fire alarm wires 10-116
Fire Apparatus; Right of Way in Streets 29-110
through processions. . 29-119
Fire Arms; Discharging in City 15-119
carrying concealed . 15-166
Fire Crackers and Fire Works; Prohibited in Parts of City 15-120
Fire Hose; Driving Over . 15-122
Fire Chief (see Fire Department) 9-101
adopt measures for fire prevention 10-101
approve route of house moving . . 5-802
command at fires. 9-106
condemn chimneys. . . 10-118
enforce ordinances. . 10-105
examine premises, chimneys, schools, factories, theatres,
hotels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-103, 10-104
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Fire Chief (concluded): Sec.
make and enforce rules 9-104
obstructing or hindering 9-106
order removal of combustibles or repair of property 10-101
persons refusing to obey orders of 9-114, 9-115
• record. of fires and property 9-107
reports to board of commissioners 9-107
• report violations. - 9-105
require aid of citizens . 9-113
responsible for fire department 9-105
. salary 6-303
suspend employees. . 9-105
watch and inspect alleys and lots 10-102
Fire Department (see fire chief) 9-101 to 9-116
citizens required to aid - 9-113
cut down buildings at fires 9-109
fire guard; protect property _ 9-110
firemen attend fires. . 9-108
members off duty; report at -fire alarm -9-103
right of way in streets; sound gong ! 10-106, 29-110
rules 9-104, 9-105
salaries. . . 6-308
taking property of, penalty 9-111
two platoons; hours of service 9-102
Fire Doors; Automatic, How Installed i - 5-221, 5-227
Fire Extinguishers; Required at Theatres 10-103
Fire Guard; Police Constitute 9-110
Fire Hyrdants; Opening, Meddling with ! 15-144
obstructing. . '1.0-106A
parking within 10 feet of . . 29-107
Fire Limits; Defined. . 11-101
buildings in, construction and alteration 11-102
buildings in fire district numbers 2 and 3 11-103, 11-10c
curb filling stations in; outside of 10-212, 10-213
districts numbers 2 and 3 defined 11-103, 11-1.09
frame building in. . . ! 5-204, 5-206
outside of limits. 5-207
additions to 5-208
iron covered sheds in 5-209
moving buildings into . 5-209
storing hay or other combustibles in • 10-111, 10-120
Fireplaces . . . 5-240, 5-241
Fire Prevention, Ordinances Relating to 10-101 to 10-214
Fire Walls; Height, Automatic Doors 5 216, 5-22C
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Firemen (see Fire Department).
Firemen's Relief Association. . 12-101 to 12-106
Floors (see Building Code). '
Floor Drains (see Plumbing Code). •
Flues (see Building Code) 5-240, 5-241, 5-248
Flush Tanks, Breaking. . - 24-302
Food; Selling Decayed or Unwholesome 15-117, 20-119
milk diluted or from diseased animals 15-118, 20-120
Fourth Street; Vacated, part of, Crawford to Bond '27-240
Frame Buildings (see Building Code).
Franchises (see Public Utilities).
Franklin Street; Opened, Sherman to Ninth 29-110
Front Street; Opened, Walnut to Mulberry 27-111
Front Street; Opened, Sherman to Ninth 27-112
Fruits; Hawkers and Peddlers of, License 14-122
stealing; misdemeanor. 15-157
Fruitland Addition, in City Limits 7-222
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Gambling. 15-123 to 15-125
in connection with 'carnival and amusement companies 14-203
Gambling House; Letting Premises for 15-123
keeping or maintaining. . 15-124
police authorized to enter • 15-124 ,
' Games of Chance or Skill 15-125
Garages; Drains in. . 5-454, 5-483
Garbage; Collected and Removed 28-104 •
ground floor occupant responsible for 28-103
metal receptacles required. . • 28-104
on private premises. . - 28-102
on lots, etc., nuisance. . - 28-108
• notice to owner, abatement . . 28-109
placing in sewers. . 24-302
placing in streets, •alleys; lots, etc 28-101
Gas Burners. 5 246, 5-247
brackets 5 506
flexible connections and rubber tubing prohibited 5-470, 5-510
vents to flue. " 5-510
water heater vents. . • . • 5-450
Gas Franchise, Rates, etc. (see Public Utilities).
Gad Pipes; Taking or Tampering with • 26-601, 26-602
Gas Piping. . . . . - 5-501 to 5-514 •
installed according to ordinance. . 5-502
, inspection .. 5-502, 5-503
permit required • . 5 505
Gas Service Pipes; Laid Prior to' Paving • 26-301 to 26-304
Gasoline; Burners. . . 5-246
curb filling stations. . - 10-212, 10-213
filling stations 5-239
sales on streets prohibited 10-210
storing prohibited 5-23;
tanks, construction of 10-201 to 10-210
Geis Addition, in City Limits 7-223
1 Glennifer Hill Addition, in City Limits. .'. . .'.'. .' 7-224
Goats: Running at Large Impounded 1-204, 1-205
Grades; Ordinance Relating to 26-801 to 26-806
bench marks, established 26-801
city engineer to establish' . . • 26-803, 26-801
city engineer to establish for street railways • 22-309
removal of stakes or monuments established 15 154 •
street railway tracks level with - 23-313
Grates, in Fireplaces . 5-240
Grounds of Kansas Wesleyan University, in City Limits 7-225
Gun Powder; Storing of, Permits 10-122, 10-123
Guns; BB Prohibited. 15 107
blank cartridges, prohibited . '15-101
carrying concealed. . . - • 15-166
discharging in city. . 15 119
parents permitting BB guns 15 109
Guy Wires Over Streets 5-237
Gypsum Hill Cemetery. . 6-701 to•6-703
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Hawkers and Peddlers, License 14-122
Hay; Stacking in Certain Districts, Prohibited 10-111
stacking within 500 feet of fire limits 10-120
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Hacks, Licenses for. . 14-501
Health (see Public Health).
Heating Devices. . 5-247
Highland Court Park. . 17-401
Hoffa's Addition, in City Limits 7-226
Hoffa Street; Vacated in Wells Addition 27-203
Hogs; Running at Large, Impounded I 1-204, 1-205
slaughter of, May 1st to November 1st , 1-212
feeding in city. . 15-104
Hollands Addition, in City Limits 7-229
Hope Street; Vacated, Third to Fourth Street 27-204
Horn; on Vehicle Required 29-122
like fire department, prohibited 29-223
horses; Hitching to Trees
115-164
picketing in streets. . 1-201
running at large, impounded - 1-202 to 1-205
trespassing on sidewalks or private grounds - 1-215
standing unhitched. . . • 29-105
Hose, Driving Over. . 15-122
Hopping on Railroad Cars 15-145
on street cars. . 29-105
Hydrants, Opening or Meddling with 15-144
Hotels; Dances or Entertainments in. Permits 3-103. 3-104
fire chief to inspect 10-103, 10-109
Hot Water Pipes. . 5-243
House Moving; Application for Permit 5-801
city clerk issue permit 5 402
bond required. . . 5-801
curb line, not to extend over 5-807
inspection of building required. . 5-802
removal of wires. . 5-803
route approval by fire chief 5-802
signals in streets required 5 805, 5-806
streets, moving along certain prohibited 5-804,_5-805
trees; trimming of, supervision of, ,responsibility 5-808
violation of ordinance, penalty . - 5-809
House Numbering. 26-601 to 26-607
Hudsons Addition, in City Limits 7-227
Hugger and Bishops Reserve, in City Limits 7-202
Hughes Addition, in City Limits 7-230
Hutchinson's Addition, in City Limits . . 7-231
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Ice Cream Cone Vendors, Licenses 14-15C
Ice; Removal from Sidewalks . . 15-152
Inimoral Conduct- 15-201 to 15-215
inmate of house of ill fame 15-204, 15-205
houses of prostitution or ill fame 15-201 to 15-207
occupying room for immoral purposes 15-213
procurers or pimps. . 15 209 to 1.5-212
soliciting on streets. 15-208
transporting persons for. 15-214, 15-215
Indecent Language. . 15-114
Injuring or Defacing Property 15-142
on public streets. . 15-143
•Insurance; Taxi Cabs to Carry 15-505
companies and agents; licenses 14-123
Intoxication, misdemeanor. . 15-11c
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Sec.
Inspector; Buildings. 5-101, 5-602, 5-701, 5-802
electrical. . . . 5-301, 5-905
license a 14-629, 14-716
plumbing 5-902, 5-501
Intoxicated Persons. . 15-116
driving motor cars. 29-111
driving taxi-cabs. . . 14-619
Intoxicating Liquor . . . 15-301 to 15-322
common nuisance. . - 15-306
club rooms where liquor is sold 15-305
definition of. . . 15-303
destruction of . . . 15-309
giving away. . . 15-309
sale or barter of 15-301
search warrants. 15 307
seizure of liquor. . 15 308
possession of. . 15 134
transportation of. . . 15-315
receiving from others. . 15 315
manufacture of . . . 15-322
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Johnstown Avenue, Open Kansas to Oakdale 27-113
Jones' Addition, in City Limits 7-202
Junk Dealers; Licenses and Regulations 14-801 to 14-811
additional wagons. . . 14-806
• Junk defined. . 14-802
premises kept clean. . 14-804
sales within 48 hours prohibited 14-808
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, Kan. & Colo. Railroad Co.; (Mo. Pac.) rights of way. .23-401 to 23-405
Kan. & Colo. Pac. Ry. Co.; (Mo. Pac.) rights of way. . .23-501 to 23-515
contract relating to sewer over and across rights of way at Elm
Street 24-406
Kansas Wesleyan Univ. Grounds; the add'n to, in City Limits. . . .7-232
Kansas Wesleyan Univ.; Grounds of, in City Limits 7-233
Kenwood Park:
acquired by city. . 17-101 to 17-107
in city limits. 7-234
free use of track by Agricultural Assn 17-311
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Later Sewer District (see Sewer Districts).
` Leavenworth Addition,- in City Limits 7-235
Levees and Dikes. .i . 13-101 to 13-103
Lincoln Avenue; Vacated, in.Calkins' Addition 27-205
Library Board. . 6-601 to 6-605
creation of board; members G-601
duties of board. 6-602
tax levy. 6-603
treasurer of board. . 6-602
Library; Property Acquired.': - 8-108
cutting or mutilating books, etc., of 15-128
failure to return books 15-127 ,
stealing books, etc., from - 15-126
GENERAL INDEX. 369
Liquors (see Intoxicating Liquors). Sec.
License Bonds. . . . 4-101
approval of. . . 4-109 •
electric wiring. . . 5-30C
plumbing 5-407
house. moving. . . 5-810
License Inspector. . 14-629, 14-716
Licenses; in General. . I 14-101 to 14-811
agents; itinerant, sales on streets 14-121
insurance. . 14-123 .
applications for. 14-148, 14,202, 14-402, 14-603
amount of fees for 14-104
amusement companies, . 14-201
amusement parks. . . 14-207
astrologists. . - 14-113 •
assignments prohibited.. . 14-101, 14-149, 14-154, 14-210
auctioneers . . . 14-105
auction rooms. . . 14-106
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auction sales. . 14-107
auction stands . 14-108, 14-151 to 14-155
bankrupt sales. . , 14-139 .
billiard halls and tables . . 14-401 to 14-411
bowling alleys. . 14-109
busses and stages. 14-701 to 14-709
canvassers I 14-110
carnival and amusement companies 14-201, 14-211
• circuses, menageries, etc. 14-112
clairvoyants . 14-119
clerk to issue . . . 14-147
concerts ' 14-113
corn doctors. 14-114
cones, ice cream, vendors . 14-156
creditors sales. 14-139
dances 14-301 to 14-306
dentists, itinerant. • 14-116
doctors, etc., itinerant. I 14-116
dog and pony shows 14-112
dogs 1-107
'drays. 14-501
drivers of taxi cabs 14-616
electric wiring. 5-306
expiration of. 14-149
express companies. . . 14-117
• express wagons. . 14-501
fire sales. . . 14-139
fortune tellers. . . 14-11"
freaks 14-11211
free lectures. . 14-118
fruits, etc., hawkers and peddlers of 14-122
future delivery orders. . 14-130
gift enterprises. . 14-12C
goods soliciting. 14-121
hawkers and peddlers, . - 14-122
hacks 14-501
ice cream cone vendors 14-156
insurance companies; agents. . 14-123
itinerant: doctors, dentists, oculists, etc - 14-110
peddlers 14-13 4
photographers. 14-136
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vendors of patent medicines 14-124
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• Licenses; in General (concluded): Sec.
junk dealers. 14-801 to 14-811
lightning rod agents. . _ 14-125
lunch stands, street. . 14-137
menageries . 14-112
merchandise, hawkers and vendors of . 14-122
merry go rounds. 14-12'i
• milk 20-102
mind readers. . 14-112
minstrels . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 14-1122
moving picture shows. . 14-128, 14-129
museums 14-127
negro minstrels. . 14-112F
nickelodeons . 14-128
oculists, itinerant. . . - 14-116
opera houses. . 14-129
opticians, itinerant. . . 14-111
orders, future delivery. 14-13t
palmists 14-11!.
patent medicines; free lectures 14-119
vendors of. . . - 14-125
patent rights. . . '14-131
parades, street. 14-143
pawn brokers. . . 14-135
phrenologists. . 14-119
photographers, itinerant. . _ 14-137
peddlers; fruit, merchandise, .etc. . . 14-122
clothing, etc. . 14-133
- transient or itinerant . . 14-134
penny arcades. . 14-130
plumbing. 5-407
pool halls and tables 14-401 to 14-411
pop corn and peanut stands 14-137
public dances. . _ .3-204, 14-301 to 14-306
public vehicles. . . 14-501 to 14-522
stages and busses. 14-701 to 14-719
taxi-cabs . - 14-601 to 14-631
sidewalk stands . . 14-137, 14-146, 14-158
street stands . . 14-138, 14-146, 14-158
street vendors. . 14-144
summer theaters. . . 14-145
• taxi-cabs 14-501 to .14-522, 14-601, 14-631
taxi-cab drivers . 14-610
telescopes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-119
tent- shows. . . 14-208
theaters 14-129
summer . . . . 14-145
tight rope performances. . 14-112F
trained animals. . . 14-112F
vendors; ice cream .cone 14-11 6
itinerant - 14-121, 14-134
patent' medicines . . 14-124
street 14-144
vegetables; hawkers and peddlers of 14-122
violation of ordinance, penalty . . 14-150
wild west shows. . 14-112
Light and Gas (for rates, franchise, etc.) see 22-101 to 22-125
Lid's Addition, in City Limits . 7-236
Lincoln Ave.; Name of Pacific St. Changed to 26-706
Litter and Trash; Removal and Burning of 10-102
disposal in general. 28-101
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Sec.
Living Quarters; In Basements 5-214
in frame buildings. 5-207
Logan Addition, in ,City. Limits 7-237
Loitering; in Public Places, Vagrancy 15-165
. in post office. 15-139 •
minors; in pool halls 14-409
on streets. . 15-131
Lunch Stands, Street, Licenses 14-137
l.unkenheimer's Addition, in City Limits 7-23E
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Mad Dogs. . 1-101
Manholes, Breaking. . 24-302
Maple Grove Addition, in City Limits 7-239
Marquees, Construction Regulated. . 5-231, 5-232
Mayor (see City Officers):
call on citizens to assist, police 19-112, 19-113
offer reward; violation of ordinance 15-101
proclamation;• danger from mad dogs - 1-101
Magazines; Immoral or Obscene Publications 15-139
Medicines, Distributing or Throwing Samples 15-135
Memorial Hall; Property Acquired 8-107
trustees . - 6-501 to G-504
Merchandise; Hawkers and Peddlers of, License 14-122
Merry go Round; Operation on Sundays, Prohibited - 14-126
Meters, Electric. . . 5 314, 5-321, 5-335
tampering with. . 22-601
Military Addition, in City Limits - 7-240
Milk and Dairy Products 20-121 to 20-128
bacterial and chemical analysis 20-126
certificates revoked. . . - 20-119
cooling 20-116
cows; registered.. . . 20-103, 20-105
tested for tuberculosis. 20-106
date on caps, pasteurized milk 20-1-L2
dealers to register. . 20-102
definition of milk, cream and ice cream 20-107
delivery. . - 20-116
sealed receptacles. . . 20-117
delivery wagons, signs on 20-124
diluted milk. ' 20-109, 20-11`
dirt or sediment in 20-109
diseased animals„ milk from 20-120, 15-113
diseases in families, sale stopped 20-122
hotels, restaurants, etc. . . 20-115
inspection of premises. . 20-119
list of producers furnished by dairy 20-123
pasteurized milk. '20-110 to 20-112
pasteurizing, plants . 20-111
premises; inspected, kept clean 20-119, 20-120
producers; register cows. - 20-1.02, 20-103
list of, furnished by. dairies 20-123
receptacles;, sterilized. . . • 20-116, 20-118
delivery in, sealed. . 20-117
registration required. . 20-102, 20-105
route sheets furnished by dairies 20-125
rules of commissioner and health •officer• 20-127
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Milk and Dairy Products (concluded): Sec.
sanitary and health officer, duties 20-101, 20-126
signs on delivery wagons 20-124
temperature of milk. . 20-113
unwholesome or unfit products 20-114, 15-117
• violation of ordinance . 20-128
whipping cream :0-10,S
Minors; Congregating or Loitering. in Pool Halls 14-409
under 19, playing in pool halls 14-403, •14-401'
loitering or playing in streets • 15-130
using cigarettes or tobacco ' 15-133
furnishing cigarettes or tobacco to 15-134
permitting minors to frequent premises to use tobacco 15-134
Misdemeanors and Offenses; in General 15-101 to 15-174
animals; curelty to . . 15 103
carcasses, in or through streets 15-161
dead; placing in sewers, in streets 15 162, 24-302
diseased; selling milk from 15115, 20-120
picketing in streel.s, etc 1-201 to 1-203
running at large. 1-206
slaughter May 1st to November 1st 1-212
slaughter houses, prohibited. . 1-211, 1-213
trespassing on private grounds or sidewalks 1-215
alleys; placing earth rubbish, etc. in 15-160
• amusements, permit from welfare board • 3-103, 3-104
amusement companies; violation of license ordinance 14-205
amusement parks, violation of license ordinance 14-211
aiding pr abetting an escape 15-169
ashes; storing. . 10-121
hauling over streets. 26-211
assault and battery. . 15-105
awnings, wooden, prohibited. 15-167
barns, lighting matches in - 10-113
barriers protecting excavations, removal of. . . .26-115, 26-116, 26-205
bathing in Smoky Hill River 15-150
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bawdy house. . 15-201 to 15-207
BB guns prohibited; parent or guardian permitting. . . .15-107, 15-105
betting 15-125
bill boards, erected without permit 15-702
bills on poles, tearing down 15-136, 15-137
• bicycles, on sidewalks, etc. (see bicycles; traffic rules) 29-105
blank cartridge pistols prohibited 15-106, 15-120
bonfires; hours, districts. . 10-107, 10-109
boiling pitch and tar 10-107
books; belonging to library, cutting, failing to return,
or stealing. . . 15 126 to 15-128
boundaries; removal of stakes or monuments establishing 15-15•
building code, violation of - , 5 255
busses or stages; violation of license ordinance 14-701 to 14-715
busses; operating without license 14-717
stop before crossing railroad tracks 14-712
operating after license revoked 14-71.4
cabs, driver misinforming persons 15-511
cars; hopping on. . 15-145, 29-105''
carcasses of animals, hauling through streets 15-161
cattle; picketing, running at large 1-201, 1-204
slaughter of, May 1st to November 1st 1-211
cellars, lighting matches in . 10-113
coss pools; prohibited. . - 5-435, '20414
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• Misdemeanors and Offenses (continued): Sec.
connecting with sewer. 24-302
chimneys; liable to cause fire, prohibited 10-118
brick required (see building code) , 15-110, 15-111
cigarettes or cigarette papers; sale or giving away 15 112
furnishing to minors. 15-139
minors smoking or using 15-133
cisterns, connected with sewers 24-302
combustible material; failure to remove 10-101, 10-102, 10-108
slacking or exposing: 10-111
concealed weapons, carrying . 15-l6G•
• crossings, railroad; busses and stages stop - 19-712
obey stop signals at 15-147
obstructing with cars or trains - 15-146
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cruelty to animals. 15-103
curb filling stations . . 10-212, 10-213
curbs, driving across. 29-105
cut out open, driving with 29-123
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dances; without permit (see dances) 3-211
in connection with carnivals, prohibited 14-203
on Sundays, prohibited. . - 14-305, 14-306
dead animals; carcasses through streets 15-161
depositing in streets. 15-162
placing in sewers. . 24-302
decayed food, selling. 15-117
defacing or injuring property 15-142
on public streets. 15-143
diluted milk. 15-118, 20-103
dirt; hauling over streets 26-211
diseased animals; selling milk from 15-118, 20-120
driving through streets 15-160
diseases; infectious, spreading. . 20-203
failure to post signs 20-204
venereal, violation of restrictions 20-301, 20-319
disorderly assembly. . 15,149
disorderly conduct. 15-11.9
at dances. 3-2,06
at fires. 9-114 '
in pool and billiard halls 14-407
displaying stallion or jack on streets 15-155
• disturbing the peace. . 15-115
dogs; at large after mayor's proclamation 1-102-
harboring vicious • 1-109
entering buildings, stores, theatres, etc 1-11C
down spouts, direct into alley or street 5-903
driving, over fire hose , 15-122
driving while intoxicated. . 29-111
drivers of vehicles; age of 29-111
drivers of public vehicles (see general index, drivers).
driving while intoxicated. . . .1.4-619, 29-111
. convicted of speeding; not to drive 14-520
misinforming persons. . . - 14-511
soliciting at depots. • 15-170
drugs; narcotic, possession and sale of prohibited. . .15-401 to 15-405 ,
drunkenness . 15-116
earth, rubbish, etc., in streets and alleys • 15-16C
hauling over streets. 26-211
electric current; taking by means of unlawful device 22-602 '
electric wires, tampering with 22-601
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Misdemeanors and Offenses (continued): Sec.
electrical code, violation of 15-332
encroaching on streets or sidewalks 15-161
escaping from officers. . 15-16£
aiding or abetting in escape 15-161
excavations in streets; violation of ordinance 26-113, 26-117
explosives; storing, prohibited . . 10-122
exposure of person. 15-114
false fire alarms. . 10-119
feeding hogs in city 15-104
filth, in streets. . 15-162
fire alarm system; breaking or cutting 10-115
placing wires within ten inches of 10-116
fire arms, discharging in city 15-119
Lire chief; persons refusing to obey 9-114, 9-115
fire crackers and fire works prohibited in portion of city 15-120
fire department; refusing to aid 9-112
right of way in streets - 10-106
taking property of. . 9-112
fire hose, driving over 15-122
fire hazards; accumulation of trash, etc 10-102
removal of 10-101, 10-108
fire hydrants, obstructing. 10-106A
firemen; obstructing or hindering 9-106, 9-114
refusing to do duty 9-111
fires; disorderly conduct at 9-114
flush tanks, breaking. 24-302
food; selling decayed or unwholesome 15-117
selling diluted milk or milk from diseased
animals 15-113, 20-109, 20-120
fruit; stealing. 15-157
gambling and gaming. . 15-123 to 15-125
house; letting premises for 15-123
keeping or maintaining house 15-129
police authorized to enter 15-124
• reputation as evidence. . 15-129
gambling devices in connection with carnivals 19-202 •
' games of chance. 15-125
garbage; placing in sewers 24-301'
disposal, violation 23-105
gas; taking by unlawful device 22-602
gas pipes, tampering with 22-601
gas piping ordinance, violation of - 5-513
gasoline; sale in streets, prohibited 10-21C
curb filling stations, prohibited 10-212, 10-213
tanks, construction of, violation . . , 10-201
goats, running at large 1-204
grades; stakes establishing, destruction of 15-15'
guns; BB prohibited. . 15-107
parents permitting. . . 15-109
discharging in city. . 15-119
carrying concealed. . 15-166
gun powder; storing, prohibited 10-122
gutters; connected with sewers . . 24-302
hauling stone, coal, rubbish, etc., over streets 26-207
hay; stacking in certain districts 10-111, 10-120
hedge fences along streets and alleys 26-209
hogs; running at large 1-204
feeding in city. . 15-104
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Misdemeanors and Offenses (continued): ' Sec.
slaughter of, May 1st to November 1st 1-212
hopping railroad cars; street cars 15-145, 29-105
horses;.picketing in streets, running at large 1-201 to 1-204
hitching to trees. . 15-194
standing unhitched. 29-105.
hose, driving over. 15-122•
house; gambling. 15-123, 15-124
of' ill fame; prostitution 15-201 to*15-207
house moving, violation of ordinance 15-319
hydrants, fire; parking within 10 feet of 29-10'i.
opening of, meddling with 15-144
obstructing. 10-10da '
ice, removal from sidewalks . . 15-132
immoral conduct. - • 15-201 to 15-21C
publications devoted to s 15-139
immoral purposes; using taxi-cab for. 14-623, 14-625. 15-214, 15-215
occupying room for . 15-212
infectious diseases; spreading. 20-203
failing to post signs 20-204
indecent exposure . . . 15 114
indecent language. . . 15-114
indecent literature. . . • 15-131d
injuring trees . 15-164
injuring or defacing property 15-141
on public streets . 15-143
insurance; operating taxi-cab without • 14-604
interfering with railroad property • • 15-1.45
intoxication - 15-116
intoxicating liquor (see index under intoxicating
• liquors). . 15-301 to 15-32.2
jack; displaying on streets 15-155
junk dealers; operating without license 14-301
violation of ordinance relating to 14-801 to 14-311
. junk; sale of within 48 hours from purchase 14-80:
library; cutting or mutilating.books, etc 15 12E
failing to return books 15-127
stealing books from. 15-12C
licenses (see general index under licenses).
license plates; changing. 14-515
failure to display 14-516
liquors (see general index under intoxicating liquors).
loitering; in post office 15-133
in public places; vagrancy . . . 15-165
manholes, breaking. 24-30: •
• .matches, lighting in barns, cellars, etc. . 10-113
magazines, indecent or scandalous matter • 15-138
mayor offer reward for conviction 15-101
medicines, throwing or distributing samples 15-135
merry go rounds, operating on Sundays 14-12c
meters, tampering with. . - 22-601
milk (see index of milk and dairy products).
selling diluted or from diseased animals. . .15-118, 20-109, 20-120
minors; playing or loitering.in pool halls 14-403, 14-406, 14-409
loitering or playing on streets 15-130, 15-131
furnishing cigarettes or tobacco to • 15-134
using cigarettes or tobacco 15-133
money, stealing under $20.00 15-15t
monuments establishing grades or boundaries of, removal of15-154
376 GENERAL INDEX.
Misdemeanors' and Offenses (continued): Sec.
mules, picketing on streets, running at large, etc. . . :1-201 to 1-204
newspapers, publishing indecent or scandalous matters 15-139
narcotic drugs; possession and sale prohibited 15-401, 15-401
occupying room for immoral purpose 15-213
obscene language . . 15-114, 15-138, 14-407
-obscene literature. 15-139
offal; hauling through streets 15-161
placing in sewers . 24-302
officer; resisting . 15-148
escaping from. . - 15-168
parking; along treets . . 29-101
all night. 29-221
. parkways; driving over 29-105
patent medicines; distributing or throwing samples 15-133
. pavements; driving rod or stake through 26-112
removing protecting barriers 26-115, 26-116, 26-205
using while under construction 26-20C
penalties, when no other prescribed 15-102
pimps 15-209, 15-211
pipes; water or gas, tampering with 22-601
pistols; blank cartridge. 15-106
discharging in city 15-119
pitch, boiling prohibited. 10-107
. plumbing code, violation of . . - 15-491
poles; posting bills on 15-136
signs on, or attached to 5-606
police; citizens refusing to assist 19-113
pool halls (see pool and billiard halls). . •
posi.ers and hand bills; on poles, tearing down 15-136, 15-137
post office; loitering in, profane language in 15-133
prisoners; escaping from officers . 15-168
prize fight pictures, prohibited . 15-141
processions; vehicles passing through 29-105, 29-114
procurer or procuress. . 15-209, 15-211
profane language . 15-114, 15-133, 14-407
property; injuring or defacing 15-142, 15-144
stealing under $20.00. . 15-156
prostitution (see immoral conduct) 15-201 to 15-215
public dances (see dances) 3-103, 3-202
'publications; immoral or obscene matter 15-139
public vehicles (see public vehicles; drivers of) . . . .14-511 to 14-520
railroad cars; hopping on 15-145
obstructing street. . . 15-146
railroad crossings; busses and stages stop 14-712
cars obstructing streets. 15-146
vehicles obey stop signals 15-147
receiving stolen property. . 15-155
resisting officer. . . 15-145
reward, mayor may offer • _ 15-101
rioting, participating in. 15-149
river, bathing in Smoky Hill _ 15-150
sewers; connecting with cesspools, gutters, etc. 24-302
breaking or obstructing. . 24-302
construction of, violation of ordinance 25-10G
. sidewalks; driving over. . n. 51-153, 29-105
obstructing. . 15-151
removal of snow and ice from 15 152
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Misdemeanors and Offenses (concluded): Sec.
sweeping into or upon 15-159, 28-101, 28-11C
signs; violation of ordinance relating to • 5-612
on trees or poles in street 5-600
slaughter pens and houses prohibited 1-211, 1-213
snow; removal from sidewalks 15-152
speed limits; vehicles. . 26-101
street cars. 26412
stakes establishing grades, etc.; removal of 15-154
stallion displaying on street . 15-155
stealing; books, etc., from library 15-126
fruit. 15-157
money or property under $20.00 15-150
. stolen property; receiving. . 15-152
streets (see general index under streets).
street cars; hanging on to - 29-106
speed limit. . . 26-112
Sundays; playing pool or billiards on 14-105
public dances on. . 14-305
sales of merchandise on 15-164
tar, boiling prohibited. 10-101
taxi-cab (see general index under taxi-cabs). •
theatres; hose, fire extinguishers, stand pipes - 10-103, 5-228.
traffic rules (see general index under traffic rules).
tractor engines, threshing machines, etc., on streets 26-212
trash; disposal of. . 28-101 to 28-107
placing in streets. 15-160
trees; signs on or attached to 5-600
injuring, hitching horses to, etc 15-164
unwholesome food: selling. . 15-117, 20-114
vehicles (see general index under traffic rules).
vagrancy. 1546:'
venereal diseases, violation of ordinance 20-301 to 20-319
waste and offensive matter; disposal of 28-101 to 28-107
wires in streets . ' 5-906
wires (see electrical code) . . 5-332
of public utilities, tampering with 22-601
weapons carrying concealed 15-166
water meters or pipes; tampering with 22-601
water; taking by unlawful device 22-60;
wooden awnings prohibited. 15-167
wooden culverts and runways in streets ' 26-210
Morris Addition, in City Limits - 7-241
Morrisons Addition, in City Limits 7-242
Morrisons 2nd Addition, in City Limits 7-243
Morrisons 3rd Addition, in City Limits 7-244
block 1 and parts of blocks 2. 3 and 4 replotted 18-103
Motor Vehicles (see Vehicles).
Monuments Establishing grades or Boundaries, removal of 15-154
Moving Picture Theatres; Buildings used for 5-228
license. . 14-123
Municipal Band. . - 2-101 to 2-104
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Narcotic Drugs; Possession and Sale 15-401, 15-405 ,
Neeley's Addition, in City Limits 7-245
Ninth Street Plat, part of Westview Addition, in City Limits 7-284
North Park Addition, in City Limits 7-246
North Street; Vacated, part of Seventh to Ninth 27-208
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Nuisances; Abatement and Removal of 6-101, 6-104, 20-208
dogs running at large 1-106
liquor, place where sold or kept 15-301
penalty for permitting nuisance 16-101, 16-103
rank grass, weeds, standing water 16-10I
signs erected contrary to ordinance 5-610
wires in streets. 5-905
Numbering of Houses 26-601 to 26-607
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Oakdale Addition, in City Limits 7-248
Oakdale Avenue; Opened, Johnstown to Ash 27-115
vacated, part of, Johnstown to Ash 27-206
Oakdale Park, in City Limits 7-247
•entering without permit, during entertainment 15-171
Iease.agreement covering use by city - 17-301 to 17-318
Offal; Placing in Sewers 24-302
hauling. through streets. . 15-161
Officer; Resisting. . . 15-148
escaping from. 15-168
Oil Tanks; Construction of . . 10-201 to 10-210
Original Townsite. . 7-201
additions to (see city limits) 7-202
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Pacific Addition, in City Limits 7-249
Pacific Street; Name Changed to Lincoln Ave. 26-706
Packing Material; How Stored 10-120
Palace Street; Vacated, in Wells Addition 27-209
Parades, Licenses. • 14-143
Peddlers and Hawkers, Licenses 14-142
of clothing, etc:, license .14-133
transient or itinerant, license . • 14-134
Parents or Guardians; Permitting BB Guns 15-109
permitting minors to loiter or play on streets 15-131
Parking Cars on Streets 29-107
all night, prohibited.
29-221
Parkings; vehicles not to cross 29-105
Parks; City Park. 17-50'
Kenwood Park. . 17-101 to 17-107
Highland Court. 17-40"
Oakdale. . • 17-301 to 17-311
Riverside. 17-201 to 17-20/
Pasturizod Milk (see index under milk and dairy products).
Patent Medicines; Free Lectures,,Licenses 14-118
vendors of, licenses. 14-124
distributing or throwing samples 15-133.
' Pawn Brokers, License. . 14-132
Paving; Barriers Protecting, Removal of 26-103, 26-115, 26-116, 26-206
excavations in (see general index under excava-
tions) ' 26-101 to 26-117
excavations in streets to precede
26-114
not broken for one year after laid 26-114
rod or stake driven through, prohibited 26-118
using while protected by barrier 26-206
service pipes laid prior to 26-301
removal, repair and maintenance by street
railway . . , . , . , • .22-203, 22-205, 22-307, 22-311
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Permits; Amusements. 3-103
bill boards. . . 5-701
buildings . . .. 5-201
cesspools . 5-488
dances, dance halls . . . 3-103, 3-204, 3-207
electric wiring . . 5-307
gas piping . . . 5-505
house moving . 5-801
plumbing . 5-405, 5-489
removal of paving . . 5-406, 26-101
sidewalks, obstruction of in building 5-234
signs . 5-601
ustreets, obstruction of in building 5-234
theatres, theatrical entertainments, etc. . • 3-103
Pest I-louse . - 20-205
Phillips Addition, in City Limits 7-20.2
Phillips 2nd Addition, in City Limits 7-251
Phillips East Salina Addition, in City Limits 7-250
Phillips Street; Opened, in Morrison's 3rd Addition 27-116
vacated, part of,.in South Park addition 27-230
Pistols; Blank Cartridges, Misdemeanor . . 15-106, 15-120
carrying concealed . 15-166
Planning Commission . . 6-401 to 6-409 •
Plats and Additions (see City Planning Commission):
approval by planning commission and board of com-
missioners 6-405, 6-406
blocks replatted and lot frontages changed 18-101 to 18.103
Plats A.to G Inclusive and 7, 8 and 10; in City Limits. . .7-278 to 7-286
Plumbing Code: . . . 5-401 to 5-495
application for permit . . 5-405
bond and license . 5-407
brass pipe . 5-41G
brass pipe to cast iron 5-417
bolts—expansion . 5-422
bolts—toggle 5-422
back vent—traps . 5-448
back vent—water closet . 5-449
.bowls—water closet . 5-456
bath tub—wood prohibited . . 5-476
bath tub—traps 5-477
cast iron pipe—joints . . . 5-415
cast iron pipe . . 5-410
cesspools . 5-488
change in direction . 5-426
cleanouts and traps . . 5-423
cleanouts—brass trap screw . 5-423
cleanouts—size . - 5-424
closet—back vent . 5-445
closet—bends . 5-460
closet—frost proof . 5-458
closet—flanges . 5-462
closet—flush pipe . - 5-459
closet—lead connection-. 5-461
closet—low tanks . . . -5-473
closet—prohibited . . . 5-474
closets—bowls porous . . . 5-465
closet—material of . 5-464
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Plumbing Code (continued): Sec.
coating—pipe and fittings . 5-411
connection—to city water main . ' 5-408
connections—overflow . 5-423 •
connections—prohibited 5-433
connection—vent pipe 5-445
covering work 5-484
curb—drain 5-434
defective plumbing . 5-404
defective work . • 5-486
definition '. 5-401
direction—change' of . 5-426
drainage—excavation 5-429
drain .pipe. connection , 5-4370
drain traps—for bath tubs .. 5-477
drain—to curb . • 5-434
drain—underground 5-432
earthenware pipe . 5-409
earthenware yard drain . • 5-436
expansion .bolts .. - • 5-422
excavation—drainage __ 5-425
exhaust--blowoff . . -_ 5-437
fees . . ., 5 403
fittings—iron . _ 5-411
fittings—prohibited 5-427
fixture—back vent . 5-446
fixture—grounds . 5-468
floor drains . - 5 423
flush—closet 5-459
flanges—closet . 5-461
flushing.rims . 5-472
flush tanks—groups of . 5-480
flush tank valves . 5-482
flashings—lead roof . 5-413
frost proof closets . _ 5-458
• galvanized iron to C. I. pipe 5-417
gas water heater vent . 5-450
garage—waste 5-454
garage—drain test . 5-483
grade---horizontal pipes . 5-425
grounds—fixtures . . 5-463
group—of. urinals 5-457
groups—urinal defined . • ' 5-468
horizontal pipe—grade • '5-424
house drain—underground . 5-432
house—sewer . 5-435
inspection . • 5-402
inspection—special permits . . 5-489
iron pipe—galvanized . .
5-416
iron pipe—to lead 5-419
joints—water tight . . 5-414
joints—lead . • 5 418
joints—prohibited . . 5-421
kind of traps . -5-483
kind of pipe . . 5-433
kitchen sink—waste . - 5 453
lead pipe—weight . 5-412
lead=sheet_ . . • 5-413
. lead pipe joints . . 5-418
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Plumbing Code (continued): Sec.
lead to iron pipe . 5-419
lead:—bend—closet . 5-460
lead connections—closet. . . 5-461
length of vent from trap . 5-443
level of trap . 5-423
low—tank—closet 5-473
main vent . - 5-444
material—closet bowls . 5-455
_ material—closets . 5-464
offsets—in main . 5-428
old house sewer . 5-431
open plumbing . - 5-470
overflow—connection 5-423
paving—permit for removing 5-406
penalty . 5-491
pits—sump in basement . 5-447
pipe—cast iron 5-410
pipe—sewer . 6-409
pipe—lead—weight . 5-412
pipe—cast iron joints 5-415
pipe—galvanized . 5-416
pipe—brass . 5-416
pipe—horizontal grade . 5-425
pipe—kind of . 5-432
prohibited—porcelain closet 5-465
prohibited—water closets . - 5-474
prohibited—wood sinks and tubs . 5-476
prohibited—joints . 5-421
prohibited—fittings . 5-427
prohibited—connection with conductor pipe . 5-432
protection—of traps . 5-423
prior—plumbing 5-490
pressure reducing valve . 5-492
quality—iron pipe fittings . . 5-411
removal of paving . 5-408
revent pipe—stack . . 5-440
refrigerator waste . 5-451
repairing 5-487
reconstruction . . . 5-489
rims—flush . . . 5-472
safes—urinals 5-452
sewer pipe 5-409
sewer—old house . 5-431
sewer—house . . 5-435
sheet lead . 5-41.3
sink—wood . . 5-476
size of vent . - 5-440
soil pipe—waste and vent . 5-439
special permit . 5-489
stable drain . . 5-483
stack support . 5-430
stack—revent . . 5-440
stable—waste . - 5-454
supply—to fixtures 5-478
supply—to water closet. . 5-479
supply—closet . . 5-457
supply—urinal . 5-466
sump pits in basement . 5-447
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Plumbing Code (concluded): Sec.
terminal—vent . 5-441
toggle bolts . 5-422
traps and cleanouts . . 5-423
'traps—kind of 5-423
traps--level 5-423
traps—protected . 5-423
traps—back vented . . . 5-448
traps—seals visible . __ 5-471
underground drains . 5-433
urinals—safes . 5-452
urinals—materials and supply, . , 5-466
urinals—groups 5-457
urinals--defined . . 5-458 .
urinal—supply 5-469
urinal—floor 5-469
urinal—trough . . 5-475
urinal---tanks 5-480
urinal—gutters 5-481
valve—flush tank 5-482
ventilator—prohibited 5-485 .
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vent pipe—soil . - 5-439
vent—length from trap . 5-443
vent—main . . 5-444
vent--grade . , 5-445
vent--back .of fixture 5-446 '
vent=traps . . -.. . 5-448
vent—gas heater : 5-450
visible trap seal . . 5-471
water tight joints 5-414
water seal . 5-423
waste_ pipe—soil—size . . 5-439
water heater—vent . . 5-450
waste—refrigerator 5-451
waste—kitchen sink . 5-453
waste—garage and stable . . 5-454
water closet—material . 5-455
water closet—bowls . . 5-455
• water supply—fixtures . 5-473
water service—from main . . . 5-40£
weight—of lead pipe . 5-412
wood—joist construction . . . 5-420
. yard drain .. - • 5-436
yard drain test 5-483
Plumbing Inspector (see plumbing code) ' , 5-402
gas piping . _ 5-501
Pool and Billiard Halls; Licenses 14-401 to 14-411 ,
application for license , 14-402
.bond . 14-403
playing on Sunday . 14-405
minors under 19, playing prohibited 14-400
minors not to loiter or congregate in 14-409
profane language, disorderly conduct in 14-408
Poor; Welfare Board to Investigate 3-105.
Public Dances (see dances) . . -3-201 to 3-212
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Poles; Posting Bills on 15-136
signs on or attached to . 15-606
of electric light company . - 22-10))
of street railway company . ' 22-203, 22-211
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Poles; Posting Rills on (concluded): Sec.
painting of required . 22-606
prohibited in certain districts . 22-608
removal of in certain districts . 22-611, 22-612 -
Police (see Police Department; City Officers).
Police Court; Fines, Default in Payment of 19-201
collection of, levy on property 19-202
prisoners work out fines . 19-203
confined, meals, refusal to work 19-204 to 19-206
witnesses, fees . 19-207
Police Department (see Chief of Police; City Officers) . . .19-101, 19-113 .
duties of chief . . . 19-102, 19-103
assistant chief . 19-110
enforce ordinances . 19-105
desk sergeant 19-110
authority to enter houses 15-124, 15-207, 19-106
duties of policemen . . - 19-108
call on citizens for assistance 19-112
refusal to assist police . . 19-113
salaries of police . 6-307
wear badges 19-109
Police Vehicles; Right of Way in Streets 29-110
through processions. . 29-114
Post Office; Lounging or Loitering in, Profane Language 15-138
Prescotts Addition, in City Limits 7-252
Prisoners; Aiding in Escape of 15-169
escape from officer . 15-168
confinement of . . 19-204
meals 19-205
refusal to work, penalty . 19-206
work out fines . - 19-203
Processions; Fire, Police and Ambulances Through 29-114
vehicles or persons not to pass through 29-105, 29-114
Profane Language . 15-114, 15-138, 14-407
Prize Fight Pictures Prohibited . 15 141
Property; Injuring or Defacing 15-142
on public streets, injuring 15-143, 15-144
interfering with railroad . . 15-145
stealing 15-156
Public Health; General Regulations . 20-201 to 20-214
cesspools, prohibited . 20-214
cleanse premises and abate nuisances 20-208
connection with sewers required . . 20:214
,infectious diseases, spreading . 20-203
milk (see milk and dairy products)
pest house . 20-205
posting signs of infectious diseases . . 20-204
sanitary and health officer, references to committees 20-202
small pox, spreading 20-203
stagnant water, disposal of . . 20-211 .
vaccination provided by city . 20-206
venereal diseases (see index under venereal diseases)
Public Scales . : . 21-101 to 21-107
Public Utilities:
electric light power &.gas franchise 22-101 to 22-125
acceptance of franchise 22-105, 22-124
assignment to Salina Light Power & Gas Co. 22-125
extension of main and lines - 22-120
extension of franchise term . 22-103
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Public Utilities (continued): Sec.
excavations in streets,• repairs . 22-107
lighting streets and public buildings 22-118
location of street lights • 22-119
meters, inspection . • L 22-116
maintain works . 20-10(
police protection . 22-117
rates commercial lighting 22-111
gas . . 22-113
residence lighting 22-110
• secondary power . . - 22-112
changed by city . 22-114, 22-115
term of franchise . . 22-102
use of streets . . 22-106
wires and poles . 22-108, 22-109
street railway franchise . . 22-201, 22-220
acceptance by grantee . 22-220
cars,•new, good repair, heated . . 22-208
culverts and drains installed . 22-209
• fares. . 22-206
• failure to run cars, removal of tracks 22-218
• intervals of service . 22-207
interurban, connections with 22-211
paving kept in repair . . 22-203, 22-2o5
poles, wires . 22-203
• erection of 22-213
police protection . - 22-219
rails, weight of . 22-210
right of way on streets - 22-216
repair of tracks . . 22-204, 22-205
regulation -by city . 22-215
tracks. in center of streets 22.209
unpaved crossings 22-207
street railways; regulating construction and mainte-
nance . 22-301 to 22-319
application for permit to excavate . . 22-303
city may regulate . 23-316
crossings on unpaved streets 23-312
double -tracks 22-315
• grades, city engineer to establish 22-309
maintain pavement . 22-311
material, method of construction . 22-310
' permits. for excavating streets . 22-302 to 22-308
trolley wires, heighth above streets 24-213
violation of ordinance, penalty . 24 319
street railways; regulating operation of:
cars equipped with fenders . . 23 401
rules for operation of cars 23-402
speed limit of cars . . 23-402
miscellaneous regulations:
employes may inspect meters, etc. . 26-309
painting of poles required . 22-606
poles; in certain districts,prohibited
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22-608
in certain districts removed . S8-G1l
tampering with meters, wires, pipes, etc. , 22-601
unlawful devices 22-602, 22-603
trees, light and telephone companies may trim • 22-613
miscellaneous franchises and grants:
to W. E. Whittaker for poles.and wires 22-501, 22-502, 22-501
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to Shellabarger Mill and Elevator Co. for poles and
wires . 22-504 to 22-50G
to John L. Bishop, drain or water pipe 22-507 to 22-510
Public Vehicles (see also Drivers of Public Vehicles):
busses and stages, licenses, and regulations 14-701 to 14-719
drivers names posted; in taxi cabs, busses 14-711, 14-617
licenses for, in general,. . 14-501, 14-522
taxi cabs . 14-601 to 14-622
busses and stages . 14-701 to 14-719
license plates; furnished by city clerk 14-515
display of required . 14-516
changing; licenses forfeited . 14-517
rates for licenses . . 14-504, 14-512
taxi cabs, general regulations . 14-601 to 14-631
Public Welfare (see Board of Public Welfare) 3-101 to 3-211
Putnam Avenue, Opened, Morrison to South 27-114 .
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Railroad Avenue; Vacated, Fourth to Fifth 15-145
Railroad Cars; Hopping on, Misdemeanor
obstructing streets . 15-146
Railroad Crossings; Vehicles Obey Stop Signals 15-147
construction and maintenance of, at street intersec-
tions . . 26-401 to 26-405
stages and busses required to stop at 14-712
Railroad Property; Interfering with . . 15-145
Railroad Rights of Way: •
A. T. and S. F. Railway. .23-201 to 23-213, 23-1009, 23-701 to 23-704
C. K. & N. Railway Company, (Rock Island) 23-101 to 23-111
C. K. & W. Railroad Company (Santa Fel 23 201 to 23-213
C. R. I. & P. • 23-301 to 23-302, 23-101 to 23-111, 23-1003
23-1004, 23-1006, 23-1009, 23-1010
Kans. & Colo. Railroad Co. (MoPac.) 23-401 to 23-405
Kans. & Colo. Pac. Ry. Co. (Mo. Pac.) 23-501 to 23-515
Mo. Pac. R. R. Co. . .3-601 to 23-G29, 23-401 to 23-405, 23-501 tc
23-515, 23-1002, 23 71004, 23-1005, 23-1009, 23-1010 •
Salina Northern Ry. Co. (Santa Fe) 23-701, 23-704
Salina & Southwestern Ry. Co. (U. P.) 23-801 to 23-827
Union Pa. Ry. Co. 23-901 to 23-943, 23-801 to 23-827; 23-1005
Railroads; Contracts with City and Ordinances Relating to
Union Station . 23-1001 to 23-1010
Railroad Street; Vacated, Ash to Park 27-231
Rank Grass and Weeds; Constitute Nuisance Abated 16-103
Rash & Sons, J. C. Addition, in City Limits 7-253
Republic Avenue; Opened and Widened, Ninth to Sherman. . . .27-119
Receiving Stolen Property . 15-158
Resisting Officer 15-148
Reward; Mayor May Offer 15 7101
Replat of Beebes 2nd Addition, in City Limits ' 7-254
Replat .of Powers Addition,- in City Limits -7-255
Replat of Block 5 South Park Addition, in City Limits 7-287
Rioting; Participating in . • 15-149
Riverside Addition, in City Limits •7-256
Riverside Park, Acquired by City 17-201 to 17-204
Riverside Park Drive; Opened, Part of 27-117
opened, Ohio to Des Moines 27-118
Riverview Addition, in City Limits 7-257
Rules of Road . 29-103
Running 'Boards, Riding on, Prohibited 29-2116, 29-211;
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Safety Zones . 0.
22-1-125
Salina Light Power & Gas•Franchise 22-101 to 22-125
Sanitary and Health Officer; Office Created 6-107
office combined with city engineer 6-214
salary . • 6-302
f duties; report and abate nuisances 16-104, 20-208
under milk ordinance . . 20-101' to 20-130
make inspections . 20-207
references to committee on public health; deemed to refer to20-202
Sidewalk Stands, Licenses 14-138
Street Stands; Licenses, Restrictions . 14-137; 14-158
Salaries (see city officers) 6-301 to 6-310
Salina Northern Ry. Co.; Rights of Way 23-701' to. 23=704
Salina"& Southwestern R. R. Co.; Rights of Way. . . . ... . .23-801, 23-807
Sanitary Conditions, in Buildings (see public health) 5:255
Santa Fe Park Addition, in City Limits 7-258
• Scales (see Public Scales).,
Search Warrant Issued 15-307
Second Avenue;'Vacated, Part of, in South Park Addition 27-238
Seitz Addition, in•City Limits . 7-259
Seitz Street; Name Changed from Tenth Street Crawford' to
Republic . 26-704
Service Pipes; Laid in Streets Prior'to Paving 26-301 to 26-304
Sewer Districts; Lateral, Created and Defined ' • '24-201 to 24-235
Sewer, Gas . 5-252
Sewers; (see plumbing code) Connections' Required 20-21.4
connections with cisterns, cesspools, gutters, etc., prohibited24-302 .
damaging _ 24-302
flush tanks, breaking . . . . 24-302
house, sewers . . 5-431, 5-435
obstructing . - 24-302
Pipe . . . . 5-409
placing dead animals, garbage, filth or offal in 24-302
• ' right of city to connect with private drain 24-301
Sewers; Special Permits: -
. Union Pacific, across certain streets 24:401 to 24'-404
, Kans. & Colo. Pac. and Mo. Pac.; sewer under right of way
at Elm . . 24-406
Sewer Service Pipes; Laid Prior to Paving 26-301 to 26-304
Sewer Zones; Established and Defined 241101 to 24-108
Sherman Street; Opened, Crawford to Republic.
• Sidewalks; Animals Trespassing on 1-215
barriers protecting; removal of . . 26-205
city engineer prepare plans and specifications 25-105
city may construct and assess costs 25 102
constructed when ordered . 25-101
constructed according to plans of city engineer 25-106
destruction of . . . 15-153 •
encroaching on . 15-151
excavating for plumbing . 5-406
method of construction . 25-10'
. occupation' of; while building . 5-234
obstructing. 15-151
protection of; while building . . 5-235
removal of snow and ice from 15-152
riding or driving over .- . 15-158
vehicles'rot to cross . . 29-105
Signals, 'Traffic' 29-106
GENERAL.: INDEX. 387
Sec.
Signs; Application for Permit 5-602
attached to awnings or marquees 5-233
flat against building . 5-606.
height above street 5-604
hinged brackets . . 5-607
inspection and approval . 5-608, 5-602
metal or noncombustible material required 5-603
nuisances, abatement . . . . . • 5-61.0
permits required . 5-601
poles in streets or park way, signs on 5-606
removal of signs . 5-609
swinging on poles, prohibited 5-606
supported by rods, when permitted 5-611
trees, signs attached to; prohibited • 5-606
unsafe signs removed . - 5-609, 5-610
violation of ordinance, penalty . . 5-612
Skylights, How Constructed 5-222, 5-223.
Slaughter Pens and Houses, Prohibited 1-211
Smiths Addition, in City .Limits 7-260
Smith & Colvards Addition, in City Limits • 7-261
Smoke Stacks, Regulation. . . • 5-240, 5-242
Snow and Ice, Removal.from.Sidewalks - 15-152
Soliciting by Prostitutes . - 15-208
South Park Addition, in City Limits 7-262
.names of streets in; changed . . 26-701
Speed Limits; for Vehicles . . 29-104
street cars . 29-112
Stages (see busses and stages) 14-701 to 14-710
Stairways, Width of . 5-227
• Stallion, Displaying on Street . 15-155
Standing Water; Nuisance, Abatement and Removal 16-103, 20-211
Stands, Cab and Dray; Police Chief to Designate 14-513
Stapler Avenue; Vacated, Part of . 27-237
Stealing; Books, etc., from Library 15-126
fruit . . . 15-157
• money or property under. $20.00 15-156
Steam Pipes, Regulation of . . 5-243
Stolen Property, Receiving 15-158
Stove Pipe, Through Sides or Roof of Building, Prohibited 15-111
Street Cars (see Public Utilities):
crossing streets, obey traffic officers 29-106
right of way in streets 29-112
speed limits . • 29-112
stopping in safety zones . 29-108, 29-112
stopping on cross walks, prohibited 29-109
standing, vehicles not to pass 29-208 •
Street Numbering 26-601 to 26-607
Street Railways (for Franchise Regulations,•etc., see Public
Utilities).
Streets:
barriers protecting sidewalks or paving; removal of.. .26-116, '26-205
carcasses of animals; diseased animals; hauling through 15-161
cutting curb; for drive ways 26-201, 26-204•
permit required 26-201
specifications of city engineer . 26-202
downspouts into;.direct drain, prohibited • 5-901, 5-902
dead animals, depositing in . • 15-162.
derricks in .. ' . . . . - 5-237
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Streets (concluded): - Sec.
encroaching on . 15-151
excavations in; in general . 26-101 to 26-117
applications for permit . . ... 26-102
by electric light and gas. co.. . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . ... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..2-107
. by street railways . . ............... . ... . ... 23-202
barriers for protecting public . . 26-115
show name of contractor . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 26-103
removal of . - 26-116
bracing to prevent caving in. . . 26-115
deposits required . 26-105
kept by city' clerk, returned. 26-106
directions of city engineer to be followed 26-115
earth shelf left . . 26-108
forplumbing ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . ... . .... . ..... . . ....... . ....5-406
in paved streets and alleys, how refilled 26-107
in unpaved streets and alleys, how refilled....:.... ... ..... ..... 26-111
paving; not. broken for one year after laid,.... ....... . . . ._ . , 26-114
• replaced after, excavation . . . . . . . . . . ....... . ... . . ... ... 26-115
permits; required . . . , . . 26-101
granting; conditions . . 26-103
fix bounds; regulations . . . . , 26-104'
' precede paving . . . . .. . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-114
paving base; how replaced .. . . . . . . . 26-109
to endure one year.. . . 26=110
refilling . . . . . . . ... ... . . . . ... ... . . . . ... ... . . ... . . .....:26-107; 26411
signals to protect public, removal; of. . . . . ... ..... . . ....26-115, 26-116
streets kept open during excavation - 26-115
filth, offal, etc.„ depositing,in or hauling,through'. . .... . ..15-161, 15-162
'guy wires over . . 5-237
hedge fences along . 26-201
hauling stone, coal, 'dirt, rubbish, etc., over. . ..... . ._.. 26-211
'house moving on or along . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . ... . . .5-801 to 5-811
house moving on certain, prohibited 5-804
names of, changed . . 26-701 to 26-704
numbering of houses 26-601 to 26-608
occupation of, while building . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .523'i. . . . . . . ..
obstructing . 15-151
obstructing with railroad cars . 15-146
paving; not broken for one year for excavations 26-114
rod or stake driven through, prohibited • 26-112
excavations to precede .
permit to obstruct . 26-114
5-234
railroad crossings„ construction,and,maintenance of. .2 6-401' to 26-404
services pipes in, laid prior to paving 26-301
-sprinkling over; petitions for, special assessments, . . .26-501, 26-502
sweeping into 15-159, 28-110 to 28-112
street railway crossings on , 22-312
tractors and threshing machines over, prohibited.. 26-212
trash, waste, garbage, etc.; sweeping into or deposit-
ing 28-101 to 28-107
using while protected by barriers 26-206
vehicles for hire, standing in 26-214
. wooden culverts, and runways in . . 26-216
Street Sprinkling 26-501 to 26-504
Street Stands; Licenses for 14-137
cabs and drays, police chief to designate 14-513
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Sunday; Billiard and Pool Halls Closed . 14-405.
merry go rounds not to operate on 14-126
public-dances on, nuisances . . 14-305
sale of merchandise, etc., on 15-164
Sunnyside Addition, in City Limits 7-263
blocks 2 and 3, replatted frontage of lots changed . ' ' 18-101
Surveyors Plats A to 0 Inclusive and 7, 8 and 10, in .
City Limits 7-278 to 7-286`
Sweeney's Addition, in City Limits ' 7-264
Sweepings; Depositing in Streets . 15-159 '
•disposal of, in streets, lots, etc 28-101 to• 28-107
constituting a nuisance, abatement, notice to owners'28-108, 28-109
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Taxi cabs . . .
14-601 to 14-631
application for license . . _ 14-603
definition of . _ ' - 14-601
drivers of; convicted of speeding 14-520•
Misinforming persons . _ '14-511
wear badge . . 14-508, 14-617
drivers licenses 14-616
'driving after license revoked . . , _ '14-627
inspection of . 14-618
insurance or bond required . . , . , 14-604
licenses required . _ , 14-501
license inspector . - . . - 14-629
license revoked . 14-618, 14-624, 14-626
maintained in good order, cleanliness,required 14-618, 14-619
numbering of required _ 14-615
rates; for licenses . . . • 15-504
of fare . . - 14-605, 14-606, 14-608.
receipts to'be-issued, form of 14-607, 14-608
refusal-of-passenger to pay fare _ 14-620-
soliciting at depots, prohibited . - 15-170
use of, for immoral purposes, prohibited 14-623, 14-625, 15-214, 15-215 ,
Taxi Meters; Definition- of-. . _ 14-601
tested, approval by inspector . - 14-602, 14-607
issue 'receipts . 14-607
incorrect meters . 14-610
lighted at night _ 14-611 •
maintained in working order . 14-612
signals . , 14-613
inspector, test and seal meters . '- 14-619
Telegraph and Telephone Poles, Posting Bills on (see Poles) 15-136
Tenement Houses . . . I . 5-214, .5-215
Ten Show, Licenses . 14-208
Tenth Street; Crawford to Republic, Name, Changed to Seitz
Street . • 26-704
k opened; Walnut to South . . 27-126
Ash to Park . 27-127
Washington to Prescott . . 27-128
Grand, South' 115 feet . . 27-129
Prost to Republic . . 27-130
vacated; part of . 27-245, 27-246
.at intersection with Washington . 27-241
Testing Materials . , 5-212, 5-216
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Theatres; Examined by Fire Chief 10-103, 10-104
fire extinguishers and hose,. regulations- 10-103 .
licenses 14-129
summer, licenses '. 14-145
stand pipes required . . 5-228
use of buildings, for 5-228
Theatrical Performances; Supervision by Welfare Board. . .3-103, 3-109
Third Street; Vacated, Part of South of North. Street 27-239
Thirteenth Street; Vacated, Mo. Pa. to Union Pacific Tracks 27-252
Threshing Machines, Over Streets 26-212
Tobacco; Furnished to Minors . . , 15-139
use of, by minors . 15-133
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Tractors over Streets . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-212
Traffic Officers; Enforce Ordinance . . 29-119
give signals . ° 29-106
vehicles stop when ordered by 29-114
Traffic Rules; Alleys, Entering or Emerging from '29-218,. 29-215
arterial highways . . 29-201
marking . - 29-203
vehicles stop before entering . . . . . .29-202, 29-204,..29-212, 29-213
age of drivers . 29-111
ambulance vehicles, right of way . . 29-110
through processions . 29-114
business district, definition of . . 29-102
bicycles and motorcycles; lights required 29-119
carrying extra passengers, prohibited . . 29-105
riding without handle bars . . 29-105
riders .hanging on street cars or vehicles 29-105
brakes required . 29-129
definition and traffic rules . 29-102
drivers; age permitted 29-111
. definition of '' . . ' ' . 29-102
give signals of turns, etc. . , ' 29-106
intoxicated . 29-111
obey rules . 29-101
stop and give name and address in case of.accident 29-115
drive ways, entering and emerging from 29-218, 29-210
fire apparatus; right of way, street cars stop 29-110
through processions . 29-119
horn required . 29-122
horn or siren like fire department, prohibited
horses, not to stand unhitched ' 29-105
lights required . 29-119, 29-121
mufflers required'. . 29-105,. 29-123
motorcycles; lights 'required 29-119
general regulations . . 29-105
opening cut-outs, prohibited 29-105, 29-123
parking; all night, prohibited . 29-221
in streets, regulated . 29-107
pedestrians; crossing intersections . 29-109
hanging on street cars or vehicles 29-105
right to cross streets in safety 29-109
passing through processions, prohibited . . 29-105
police vehicles; right of way - 29-11.0
through processions 29-119
processions; pedestrians 'or vehicles not to pass
through . . ' "
fire, 29-105, 29-119
police or ambulance, vehicles' through 29-114
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racing engines prohibited 29105
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removal of vehicles without owners consent 29-111
rules of road . 29-103
running boards, standing on prohibited 29-116, 29-117
safety zones 29-108
signals; drivers to give . . 29-1U6
of traffic officers . _ 29-106
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spot lights prohibited . 29-121
street cars; not to stop on cross walks 29-109
stop for fire apparatus . 29-11C
stop at safety zone . 29-112, 2910;•
speed limit . 29-112
right of way over other vehicles 29-112 •
standing, vehicles not to pass 29-20:
motorman obey traffic officers 29106
hanging onto, prohibited . - 29-105
stopping in streets . . 29-107
tail lights required 29-119
traffic officers . 29-106, 29-114
turn blocks; at intersections in business district 29-114
at certain points abolished . - - 29-207
U-turns prohibited at certain points 29-205, 29-206
vehicles; definition of 29-102
bicycle riders or others to hang on 29-105
driving over sidewalks, parking or curbing 29-105
objects not to extend beyond limits of• 29-105
riding or jumping on, without consent 29-105
removal of or tampering, with 29-111
stopping on cross walks 29-105
Trash. Litter, etc.; Accumulation, Removal, Burning 10-102
ground floor occupants responsible for , 28-103
kept off of private premises . . 28-102
on lots, streets, etc., nuisance 28-108
notices to owners, abatement . 28-109
placing in metal receptacles, required 28-104
placing in streets or alleys 15-160, 28-101
Trees; Injuring, Hitching Horses' to ' 15-164
electric light and telephone companies may trim 22-613
signs on prohibited . 5-606
trimming by house movers, supervision, responsibility 5-808
Trustees of Memorial Hall . 6-501 to 6-505
Trustees of Municipal Band . - 2-101 to 2 7104
Tucker Park, in City Limits' 7-265
Turn Blocks; at Intersections in Business District 29-114
abolished at certain points 29-207
Twelfth Street; Opened, Bishop to North 27-133
opened, through Morrison's 3rd Addition' 27-134
vacated, Bishop to North . . 27-250 ,
vacated, in South Park Addition - 27-251
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Union Pacific Ry. Co.; Rights of Way -
23-901 to 23-943,1 23-801 to 23-827,. 23-1009 .
permit for sewer connecting with Pine Street 24-401 to 24-404•Union Station; Contracts and Ordinances Relating to 23-1001 to. 23-1010
University Addition, in City Limits - - 7-266
Unpaved Streets; Street Railway Crossing on 22-312
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Unsanitary Conditions in Buildings 5-252
Unwholesome Food; Sale Prohibited 15-117, 20-114
U-turns,. Prohibited; Certain Points . , 29-205, 29-206
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Vagrancy - • ,15-165
Van Trines Addition, in City Limits • . • 7-267
Vehicles (see General Index under Traffic Rules; Drivers of
Vehicles; Public Vehicles; Licenses; etc.).
Vendors- (see Licenses). •
Venereal Diseases . 20-301 to 20-319
dangerous to public health . 20-301
• diseases to be reported . 20-30:
change of physician : 20-304
city physician; appointment . . 20-315
term of office . 20-31C
compensation . 20-317
powers and duties . . 20-303
obstructing . • 20-314
detention hospital . . 20-309
druggists keep records . 20-31:5
• persons afflicted, given information . . 20-303
protection of others . . . 20-305
reports confidential . . . 20-306
quarantine . . . - 20-310 .
bond or guarantee in lieu thereof 20-311
spread of, unlawful . . 20-312
violation of ordinance . 20-313
Voting Booth Property, Acquired by City 8-103 to 8-105
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Walker Addition, in City Limits 7-268
Walls (see Building Code).
Walnut Street; Opened, Front to River 27-121
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boundaries defined . 29-10
second and third, divided 29-103
voting places.in, property acquired 8-103 to 8-105
Washington Street; Vacated, Twelfth to Missouri Pacific Tracks 27-23' . .
vacated, -in Morrison's 3rd Addition 27-233
Waste and Offensive Matter; Disposal of 28-101 to 28-107
constituting nuisance . 28-108 ,
notice to owners, abatement . 28-101
Water; in Basements . . 5-252 .
service from mains . 5-408
standing, constitute nuisance, abated . . 16-103
stagnant, removal. of . 20-211
taking unlawfully . 22-602
Water Mains; Connections with . . 5-408
tampering with 22-601
taking water from unlawfully . 22-602
service pipes, laid prior .to paving 26-301
Weapons, Carrying Concealed . 15-160
Weaver's Addition, in City Limits 7-269 .
Weaver's 2nd Addition, in City Limits 7-27i• .
Weeds; Constituting Nuisance Abated . . 16-102
owner required to cut . . ' 31 101
city_ may cut and assess cost 31 102
levy of special assessment for cutting 31-102
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Weiglimasters and Measurers (see Public Scales).
Welfare Board (see Board of Public Welfare).
Wellington's Addition, in City Limits 7-271
Wells' Addition, in City Limits 7-272
West Park Addition, in City Limits 7-273
West Street; Vacated, South to. Morrison 27-235
White Way, Ordinances Relating to . . 32-101 to 32-103 .
Widow and Children of Firemen . . 12-103
Wight's Addition, in City Limits . . 7-27: •
, Wilson's Addition, in City Limits 7-275, 7-276
Wilson Street; Opened, Santa Fe to Fourth 27-122
Windows (see Building Code).
Wires; Over Streets . 5=237, 5-308, 5-904
constituting nuisance . 5-905
removal of, for house moving • 5-803
of electric light company . 22-108, 22-100
of street railway company . 22-203
height above street 23-314
• tampering with . • 22-601
Wiring, Electric (see Building Code):
interfering with firemen , 5-326
Wood Beams (see Building Code). •
Wooden Awnings . 15-166
Wooden Runways and Culverts in Streets Prohibited 22-21G
Woodland Addition, in City Limits n-277
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