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Home My WebLink About2773AN ORDINanCE repealing Ordinances No. 40, making it unlawful to ride bycycles on sidewalks; No. 83, pertaining to working of prisoners; No. 106, establishing afa~ethod for payment of assessment for local i~.~ovements; No. 117, establishing election ~_e~incts; Ne. 193, regulating public contracts,?~ No. 212~ pertainin~ ~o rat ~ontrol½ No. 265 establishing work day on public works projects; NO, 283, establishing bond for police justice; No. 290, pertainin~.~ to quarantine of persons with coramunicable diseases; No. 355, requiring permit for building of sidewalk eleva- tor; No. 363, making it unlawful to discharge firearms; No. 367, controllin~ sale of drugs harmful to children; }Io. 517, establishing acci- dent fund; I~o. 551, creating office of water superintendent; ~'~o. 711, creating office of city hall janitor; No. 752, pertaining to ~'onthly payment into currant expense fund; No. 782, regulating sale of dairy products; ~'~o. 835, regulating traffic; 1'~o. 856, adopting Fla~.il Code; No. 873, pertaining to closing of city ~.ttarf; No, 906, establishing procedure for foreclosure on delinquent installments; No. 931, requiring city treasurer to report collection of certified assessments to county treasurer; No. 947, per- taining to sheet metal workers; No, 963, regu- lates and licenses electricians; No. 973, per- tainin~, to electricians' licenses; ~,o. 981, regulating traffic; No. 1007, licenses sheet metal workers; No. 1022, requires journeyman's certificate of competency for plumbers, elec- tricians and sheet metal workers; I'~o. 1063, creates fireman's relief and benefit fund; No. 1191, authorizes sale of impounded vehicles; Section 1 of I{o. 1212, licensing cats; ~o. 1281, licensing bicycles; No. 1321, regulating common carriers of passengers; No. 1322, amending No. 1321; No. 1345, regulating ~eat products; No. 1357, regulating traffic; L~o. 1359, regu- lating parking; No. 1446, specifyinp_ one-way streets; No. 1459, regulating parkin~ meters; No~ 1506, establishing board of health and health officer; No. 1514, establishing resi- dential qualifications of appointed officers and employees; No. 1515, regulatin~ meat pro- ducts; No. 1517, Sections 6, 8, 29, 33, 44, 45, 53 iand 60, pertaining to traffic; No. 1533, cr~atine state aid and war liquor tax fund; No.1539, establishing duties of health officer; No. 1545, pertaining to filing claims against the city; .No. 1559, establishing an insurance fund; No. 1585, creating a salary fund; Ilo. 1607, c~ssifying police patrolmen; ~!o. 1639, regulat- ing salaries; I'lo. 1645, licensin~ amusement machines; No.1660, regulating, parking; ~.No.1665, regulating parking; No. 1689, .vertaining to salaries; No. 1696, establishing certain duties of city treasurer; No. 1720, concerning back- filling of waterpipe ditches; ,~,~o. 1732, licens- ing of amusement machines; No. 1737, licensing cats and bicycles; No. 1749, pertaininE to residential qualifications for city employees; No, 1764', reg. ulating ~affic; No. 1772, oertain- ing to residential qualifications for city employees; No. 1780, pertaining to ci~ar stands and card tables in food establishments; No. 1803, pe~aining to sewer connections; No. 1824, per- tainin~ to residential qualifications of employees; ~No. 1864, regulatin~, and licensing ar~usement machines; No. 1868', pertainin~ to vehicle ownerb responsibility; No. 1880, establishing bound- aries of votin[~ precincts; No. 1890, re~u!ating business licenses; No. 1913, pertainin~ to bonds for officers and employees; ~o. 1957, re~uiatin~ liquor; ~o. 1988, establishing votin~ precincts; [qo. 2029, regulatin~ secondhand dealers; ;io. 2127, creating Union River Development Construction fund; [No. 2163', re~lulating traffic; No. 2175 & 2185, regulating and licensing punchboards; I'~o. 2198, regulatin~ municipal ~arage department; No. 2199, pertaining to business and occupation tax; No. 2206, regulating traffic; No. 2222, creatin~ water works betterment fund; Ho. 2248, regulat- ing[ and licensing punchboards; ~1'o. 2276, regu- lating and licensing punchboards; No. 2277, creating recreational facilities redevelopment fund; No. 2293, creating city hall planning fund; No. 2308, re[~ulating use of water; ~~, ~~ No. 2341, establishing admissions tax; No. 2402, creating Sixth Street reconstruction fund; No. 2423, establishing votinF~ precinct boundaries; No. 2453, creatin~ Marine ~ Drive water district betterment fund; ~'~o. 2454, creating Phinney Bay water district betterment fund; No. 2508, regulating traffic; No. 2509, establishing parking meter purchase fund; ~~a~No. 2534, pertaining: to holidays, leave and compensation of city employees; No. 2588, pertainin~ to holidays; No. 2599, Creating Eleventh otreet in~erchang_ construc- tion fund; No. 2603, creating sewage syste;p improvement fund; No. 2673~ creating a gravel pit stores fund; and No. 2691, pertaining to voting precincts. THE CITY OF BREMERTON DOES ORDAIN: Section 1. Ordinances No. 40, makin~ it unlawful to ride bicycles on sidewalks; No. 83, mertaining to working of prisoners; No. 106, establishing a method for payment of assessments for local improvements; No. 117, establishin~ election precincts; No. 193, regulatin~ public contracts; No. 212, pertaining to rat control; No. 265, establishing work day on public works projects; No. 283, - 2 - establishing bond for police justice; No. 290, pertaining to quarantine of persons with communicable diseases; No. 355, requir- ing permit for building of sidewalk elevator; No. 363, making it unlawful to discharge firearms; No. 367, controlling sale of dru~s harmful to children; No. 517, establishing accident fund; No. 551, creating office of water superintendent; No. 711, creating~ office of city hall janitor; No. 752, pertaining to monthly payment into current expense fund; No. 782, regulating sale of dairy products; No. 835, regulating traffic; No. 856, adopting Flag Code; No. 873, pertainin~ to cbsing of city w~f; No. 906, establishing procedure for foreclosure on delinquent installments; No. 931, requiring city treasurer to report collection of certified assessments to county treasurer; No. 947, pertaining to sheet metal workers; No. 963, regulates and licenses electricians; No. 973, pertaining to electri- cians' licenses; No. 981, regulatin~ traffic; No. 1007, licenses sheet metal workers; No. 1022, requires journeyman's certificate of competency for plumbers, electricians and sheet metal workers; No. 1063, creates fireman's relief and benefit fund; ~io. 1191, authorizes sale of impounded vehicles; Section 1 of No. 1212, licensing cats; No. 1281, licensing bicycles; No. !321, regulatinF~ common carriers of passengers; No. 1322, amending No. 1321; ~o. 1345, regulating meat products; No. 1357, re~ulating traffic; No. 1359, regulating parking; No. 1446, specifying one-way streets; No. 1459, regulating parking meters; No. 1506, establishing board of health and health officer; I'4'o. 1514, establishing residential qualifica- tions of appointed officers and employees; No. 1515, regulatin~l meat products; No. 1517, Sections 6, 8, 29, 33, 44, 45, 53 and 60, pertaining to traffic; No. 1533, creating state aid and war liquor tax fund; No. 1539, establishing duties of health officer; No. 1545, pertaining to filing claims a~Tainst the city; No. 1559, establishing an insurance fund; ?~o. 1585, creating a salary fund; No. 1607, classifying police patrolmen; No. 1639, regulating salaries; No. 1645, - 3 - licensing amusement machines; No. 1660, regulating parking; ~o. 1665, regulating parking; No. 1689, pertaining to salaries; No. 1696, establishing certain duties of city treasurer; No. 1720, concerning backfilling of waterpipe ditches; No. 1732, licensing of amusement machines; No. 1737, licensing cats and bicycles; No. 1749, pertain- ing to residential qualifications for city employees; No. 1764, regulating traffic; No. 1772, pertaining to residential qualifica- tions for city employees; No. 1780, per~inin~ to cigar stands and card tables in food establishments; No. 1803, pertaining to sewer connections; No. 1824, pertaining to residential qualifications of employees; No. 1864, regulating and licensing amusement machines; No. 1868, pertaining to vehicle owner's responsibility; No. 1880, establishing boundaries of voting precincts; No. 1890, regulating business licenses; No. 1913, pertaining to bonds for officers and employees; No. 1967, regulating liquor; No. 1988, establishing voting precincts; No. 2029, regulating secondhand dealers; No. 2127, creating Union River Development construction fund; No. 2163, regulating traffic; No. 2175, regulating and licensing punchboards; No. 2185, regulating and licensing punchboards; No. 2198, regulat- ing municipal garage department; No. 2199, pertaining to business and occupation tax; No. 2206, regulating traffic; No. 2222, creat- & 2276 ing waterworks betterment fund; No. 2248/, regulating and licensing punchbaords; No. 2277, creating recreational facilities redevelop- ment fund; No. 2293, creatin~ city hall planning fund; No. 2308, regulating use of water; · ~l~~~X~l~X~~~ No. 2341, establishing admissions tax; No. 2402, creating Sixth Street reconstruction fund; No. 2423, establishing voting precinct boundaries; ~[o. 2453, creatin~ Marine ~ Drive water district betterment fund; No. 2454, creating Phinney Bay water district betterment fund; No. 2508, regulating traffic; ~Io. 2509, establishing parking meter purchase fund; :Jp~~~XXlf~XX~X~I~XbOX~I;XXI~I:~XXXOC~XO~IC~'~Xi~X~ No. 2534, pertaining - 4 - to holidays, leave and compensation of city employees; Ho. 2588, pertainin~ to holidays; No. 2599, creatin~ Eleventh Street inter- chanp~e construction fund; No. 2603, creating sewa[~e system improve- ment fund; No. 2673, creatin~ a [~m. avel pit stores fund; and No. 2691,~ pertaining to voting precincts, are hereby re~ealed. ~ ~ APPROVED on first reading this/~day of , 1968. PASSED on second reading by the City Council of the City of Bremerton, si~ned by the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk in authentication of such passage this ~_~day of~, 1968. ATTEST: E. H. T. HcGOWAN, City C'l~'rk