HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC ORD 1959-962 Zoning: repeals Ords. 750, 816, 819, 833, 844, 854, 866, 871, 876, 892, 899, 901, 921, 923, 924, 928, 930, 939, 941, 944, 949, 951, 954 and 958 (Repealed by 1503)ORDINANCE NO. 962
(ZONING ORDINANCE)
Adopted 12-8-59
NATIONAL CITY
Ordinance No. 962
ADOPTED DECEMBER, 8, 1959
An Ordinance Repealing Ordinance No. 750
and Establishing a New Zoning Ordinance
in the City of National City
Price $1.00
City Hall
13th Street and National Avenue
National City, California
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2 Scope
3 Definitions
4 Zones
5 Application of Regulations
6 Permissible Uses in Residential Zones
7 Restrictions for Residence Zones
8 Other Than Residential
9 Restrictions for Zones Other Than Residential
10 General Provisions
11 Non -Conforming Buildings and Uses
12 Variances
13 Administration
14 Amendments
15 Validity
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ORDINANCE NO. 062
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 750 AND
ESTABLISHING A NEW ZONING ORDINANCE IN THE
CITY OF NATIONAL. CITY
Tho City Council of the City of
National City, California does or-
dain as follows:
SECTION 1: TITLE.
This ordinance shall be known as
the "Zoning Ordinance of the City
of National City."
SECTION 2: SCOPE.
Ordinance numbers 750, 816, 819,
833, 844, 864, 866, 871, 876, 892, 899,
901, 921, 923, 924, 928, 930, 939, 941,
944, 949, 951, 954 and 968 of National
City are hereby repealed. This
ordinance shall not repeal or in any
way impair the provisions of any
other ordinance of National City.
Where this ordinance Imposes a
greater restriction upon the use of
land or buildings than le imposed
by existing provisions of law, the
provisions of this ordinance shall
control.
SECTION 3: DEFINITIONS.
A. The meanings set out after
each of the following words shall
be controlling in all matters in-
volving interpretation of this
ordinance.
1. ACCESSORY BUILDING: A
subordinate building or structure
the use of which is incidental to
that of the main building and locat-
ed on the same lot therewith, In-
cluding guest house, separate ser-
vants' quarters, nurseries and
greenhouses, separate utility build-
ing or recreation building.
2. ALLEY: A public or private
way permanently reserved as a
secondary means of access to
abutting property.
3. ANIMAL HOSPITAL: A place
where more than 5 domestic
animals are kept for board or treat -
en t.
4. APARTMENT HOTEL: A
building or portions thereof de-
signed for or containing 6 or more
individual guest rooms or suites
of rooms in addition to dwelling
units.
5. APARTMENT: A suite of 2
or more rooms used or occupied or
which is designed or intended for
use or occupancy by only 1 family
which may do its own cooking.
6. APARTMENT HOUSE: A
multiple dwelling having 2 or more
stories.
7. AUTOMOBILE CAMP: Land
used or intended to be used for
camping purposes by automobile
transients, whether shelter is pro-
vided by means of tents, trailers,
or other non -permanent means.
R. AUTOMOBILE COURT: A
group of 2 or more detached or
semi-detached buildings containing
guest rooms or apartments with
automobile storage space provided
in connection therewith, and de-
signed and intended primarily for
transient guests.
9. AUTOMOBILE PARKING: Au-
tomobile storage spaces whether on
an open lot, in a building, or any
combination of both; or a parking
lot or storage garage.
10. AUTOMOBILE STORAGE
SPACE: A space not less than 8
feet wide by 18 feet long accessible
to and usable by a standard size
automobile for temporary parking
or storage thereof. Said automobile
parking spare shall be exclusive of
driveways, walks, ramps, columns
and areas devoted to purposes oth-
er than storage or parking of au-
tomobiles.
11. AUTOMOBILE Wltl'CKING:
The dismantling or wrecking of
used motor vehicles or trailers or
the storage, sale or dumping of
wrecked vehicles or their parts.
The presence on any lot or parcel
of land of more than one motor ve-
hicle which for a period exceeding
30 days has not been capable of
operating under its own power or
from which parts have been re-
moved for re -use, or sale, shall
constitute prima facie evidence of
an automobile wrecking yard.
12. BOARDING HOUSE: A build-
ing where lodging and meals are
provided for compensation for more
than 3 persons, but shall not In-
clude rest homes.
13. BUILDING: Any structure for
the shelter ,housing or enclosure
of any person, animal or chattel.
When any portion thereof is com-
pletely separated from every other
portion thereof by a masonry or
fire wall, without any window,
door or other opening therein and
such division wall extends from
the ground to the upper surface of
the roof at every point, each such
portion may be considered a sepa-
rate building.
1.4. BUILDING, HEIGHT OF: The
vertical distance measured from
the adjoining curb level (1) to the
highest point of ceiling of the top
story in the case of a flat roof; (2)
to the deck line of a mansard roof;
and (I) to the mean height level
between eaves and ridge of a gable,
hip or gambrel roof; provided, how-
ever, that when a building is set
back from the street line, the
height of the building may be meas-
ured from the average elevation of
the finished let grade at the front
of the building.
15. BUILDING LINE: A line indi-
cating the minimum depth of a front
yard or the minhnum depth of a
side yard along the street side of a
corner lot or the minimum depth of
a side or rear yard its required by
this ordinance.
16. BUILDING SITE: Any lot or
parcel of ground with a minimum
street frontage width of 50 feet and
a minimum square footage of 6,000
square feet, abutting upon a dedi-
cated street or parcel of ground
which has been dedicated for street
purposes provided, however, that
ally lot shown upon a subdivision
neap recorded prior to August 3,
1948, shall constitute building site.
17. BUNGALOW COURT: A group
of 3 or more detached or semi-de-
tached one -family or two-family
dwellings located upon a single lot
and having a common court or yard
and separate entrance on the
ground floor for each apartment or
dwelling, Including dwelling groups
and house courts, but not automo-
bile courts.
18. BUSINESS OR COMMERCE:
The purchase, sale or other trans-
actions involving the handling or
disposition of any article, service,
substance or commodity for liveli-
hood or profit; or the management
of office buildings, offices, recrea-
tional or amusement enterprises, or
the maintenance and use of offices,
structures, and premises by profes-
sions and trades rendering services.
19. CITY: The City of National
City, County of San Diego, State of
California.
20. COMMISSION: The City Plan-
ning Commission of the City of Na-
tional City.
21. CONVALESCENT HOME OR
GUEST HOME: An institution pro-
viding nursing, dietary or other per-
sonal services to convalescents, in-
valids and aged persons, but ex-
cluding surgery or primary treat-
ments such as are customarily pro-
vided in sanitariums and hospitals.
22. COUNCIL OR CITY COUNCIL:
The City Council of the City of Na-
tional City.
23. COURT: An open unoccupied
space, other than a yard, on the
same lot with a building and bound-
ed on twvo or more sides by such
building.
24. COURT APARTMENT: 1 or
more multiple dwellings arranged
around 2 or 3 sides of a court which
opens onto a street.
25. CUM; LEVEL: The level of
the established curb in front of the
building measured at the center of
such front. When no curb level has
been established, the City Engineer
shall establish such curb level or
its equivalent for the purpose of
this ordinance.
26. DWELLING: A building or
portion thereof designed exclusive-
ly for residential occupancy, includ-
ing one -family and multiple dwell-
ings, but not including hotels or
boarding houses.
27. D'VELT.TNG UNIT: 2 or more
rooms in a dwelling or apartment
hotel designed for occupancy by I
family for living or sleeping pur-
poses and having only 1 kitchen.
28. DWELLING, ONE -FAMILY: A
detached building designed exclu-
sively for occupancy by 1 family.
29. DWELLING, TWO-FAMILY;
DUPLEX: A building designed ex-
clusively for occupancy by 2 fami-
lies living independently of each
other.
30. DWELLING, MULTIPLE: A
building or portion thereof, de-
signed for occupancy by 3 or more
families living Independently of
each other, including new dwell-
ings.
31. DWELLING, GROUP: 1 or
more buildings, not more than 21/2
stories in height, containing dwell-
ing units and arranged around 2 or
3 sides of a court which opens onto
a street, including one -family, two-
family, and multiple dwellings and
court apartments.
32. FAMILY: An Individual or (1)
2 or more persons related by blood
or marriage or (2) a group of not
more than 5 persons, (excluding
servants) who need not be related
by blood or marriage, living to-
gether as a single housekeeping
unit in a dwelling unit.
33. GARAGE, CARPORT, PRI-
VATE: A detached accessory build-
ing or portion of a main building
assigned for the parking or tem-
porary storage of automobiles of
the occupants of the premises.
34. GARAGE, PUBLIC: A building
other than a private garage used
for the care, repair or equipment of
automobiles, or for the parking or
storage of vehicles for remunera-
tion, hire or sale.
35. GUEST HOUSE: Living quar-
ters within a detached accessory
building located on the same prem-
ises with the main building de-
signed for use of temporary guests
of the occupants thereof. Such
quarters shall not have any kitchen
facilities nor be rented or be used
as a separate dwelling for perma-
nent occupancy.
It. 'TOME OCCUPATION: An oc-
cupation carried on within the main
building by the occupant of the
dwelling as a secondary use In con-
nection with which there is no dis-
play, no stock in trade nor com-
modity sold upon the premises, no
person Is employed and no mechan-
ical equipment is used except that
which is normally necessary for
housekeeping purposes.
37. HOTEL: A building designed
for occupancy as the more or less
temporary abiding place of individ-
uals who are lodged with or with-
out meals, in: which there are 6 or
more guest rooms, and In which no
provision is made for cooking In
:any individual room or suite.
33. SCXIC YARD: A place where
used metal, paper or material Is
kept, sorted :and sold.
39. KENNET.: As defined In Sec-
tion 28 in Ordinance No. 828.
40. KITCHEN: Any room or space
permanently used or Intended or de-
signed to be used for cooking or
the preparation of food.
41. LOT: A parcel of real proper-
ty shown on a map recorded In the
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Office of the County Recorder of
San Diego County, California and
designated on such map by a sepa-
rate number or other character
which applies only to the parcel so
marked, or any area of land under
1 ownership abutting upon at least
1 dedicated street or parcel of
ground which has been dedicated
for street purposes.
42. LOT AREA: The total area
within the boundary line of a lot,
for the purpose of determining lot
area in the case of an irregular,
triangular or gore -shaped lot, a
line 10 feet in length within the
lot and fartherest removed from
the front lot line and at right
angles to the line comprising the
depth of such a lot shall be used
as the rear lot line.
43. LOT, CORNER: A lot situated
at the intersection of 2 or more
streets having an angle of intersec-
tion of' not more than 135 degrees.
44. LOT DEPTH: The horizontal
distance between the front and rear
lot lines, measured in the mean di-
rection of the side lot lines.
45. LOT, INTERIOR: A lot other
than a corner lot.
46. LOT, KEY: The first. lot to the
rear of a reversed corner lot and
not separated by an alley.
47. LOT LINE: The lines bound-
ing a lot as herein defined.
48. 1.0'r LINE, REAR: The line
which is opposite and most distant
from the front lot line.
49. LOT LINE, ]FRONT: In case of
an interior lot, a line separating the
lot from the street. In the case of a
corner lot the front line shall be
the line separating the narrowest
street frontage of the lot from the
street, or in the case of a corner
lot with equal frontages on inter-
secting streets, the front lot line
shall he the continuation of the
street line with the greatest num-
ber of lot frontages in the block.
50. LOT LINE, SIDE: Any lot
boundary line which is not a front
or rear lot line.
51. LOT, REVERSED CORNER:
A corner lot, the side street line of
which is substantially in continua-
tion of the front lot line of the lots
to its rear.
52. LOT, THROUGH: A lot having
frontage on 2 parallel or approxi-
mately parallel streets.
53. LOT, WIDTH: The horizontal
distance between the side lot line,
measured at right angles to the lot
depth at n point midway between
the frontand rear lot lines.
54. MAIN BUILDING: Any build-
ing or structure, except an acces-
sory building, which Is the princi-
pal building allowed on any lot In
the zone in which such lot is lo-
cated.
55. MOTET, Olt ALTO COURT: A
group of attached or detached
buildings containing individual
sleeping or living unite, designed
for or used temporarily by automo-
bile tourists, or transients, with
garage attached or parking space
conveniently located to each unit.
55. NON-CON1•'ORMING BUILD-
ING: A building or portion thereof,
which was lawfully erected or al-
tered prior to this ordinance, but
which because of the application of
this ordinance to it no longer con-
forms to the use, height or area
regulations of the zone in which It
is located.
57. NON-CONIOIt\IING USE: A
use which was lawful prior to this
ordinance, but which, because of the
application of this ordinance to it,
no longer conforms to the use regu-
lations of the zone in which it is
located.
58. 0 T1 T D O O It ADVERTISING
DISPLAY: Ally card, paper, cloth,
metal, glass, wooden or other dis-
play Or device of any kind of char-
acter whatsoever placed for outdoor
advertising purposes on the ground
or On any tree, hall, rock, struc-
ture, or thing whatsoever.
59. OUT D O O It ADVERTISING
STRUCTURE: A structure of any
kind or character erected or main-
tained for outdoor advertising pur-
poses.
60. PARKING LOT: An open area
other than a street used, or desig-
ned to be used, for temporary
storage of automobiles and which
is available for either Public or Pri-
vate use whether free, for compen-
sation, or as all accommodation for
clients or customers or for private
Use.
61. I'ARKINti SPACE. AUTOMO-
BILE: Space within a building or
parking area for the temporary
parking or storage of 1 automobile.
62. PLACE OF ilUSiNESS: A u y
building, or portion thereof used
for any purpose In connection with
any enterprise operated for gain.
6:1. RECREATION R C I T. D I N G,
PRIVATE: A separate building on
the same lot with a main building
or a portion of an accessory or
main building' designed or intended
for use only as a playroom, bobby
room, recreation room or other aim-
Ilnr purpose which may contain
plumbing and which may contain
equipment for temporary cooking
or preparation of food. A small
sink may also be included in con-
junction with a refreshment or
snack bar.
64. RESIDENTIAL OR R I: S I-
DENCi'I ZONES: The 1t-1-S, R-1,
R-2 and It-4 zones created by this
ordinance.
65. REST IlOME: A home oper-
ated as a boarding home and in
which nursing, dietary and other
personal services are furnished to
convalescents, invalids, and aged
persons, but In which no persons
suffering from a major mental sick-
ness, disease, disorder or ailment
sufficient to justify a finding' that
the person is mentally ill as de-
fined in the Welfare Institutions
Code of the State of California, or
from a contagious or communicable
disease are kept, and in which no
surgical or other primary treat-
ments such as are customarily pro-
vided in sanitariums or hospitals
are performed.
66. ROOMING HOUSE: Any build-
ing containing more than 2 separate
guest rooms used, or intended to be
used, let or hired out to be occu-
pied ur which is occupied by guests,
whether the compensation for hire
be paid directly or indirectly in
money, goods, wares or otherwise.
67. SANITARIUM: A health sta-
tion or retreat or other place where
resident patients are kept, and
where medical or surgical treat-
ment is given to persons suffering
from sickness, disease, disorder or
ailment other than a major mental
sickness, disease, disorder or ail-
ment sufficient to justify a finding
that the person is mentally ill as
defined in the Welfare Institutions
Code of the State of California, but
which does not specialize in giving
clinical, temporary or emergency
service.
68. SEPARATE UTILITY BUILD-
ING: A separate building on t h e
same lot with the main building or
a portion of an accessory building
designed or intended for use as a
wash house, laundry room or any
similar purpose which may contain
plumbing but which shall not be
designed nor equipped for cooking
or preparation of food.
69. SERVANTS' QUARTERS: Liv-
ing quarters within an accessory
building located on the same prom-
ises with the main building, for
the sole use of persons employed
thereon. Such quarters may not
have kitchen facilities and may not
be rented or otherwise used as a
separate dwelling.
70. STORAGE GARAGE: A build-
ing designed, used or intended to be
used, for the temporary housing or
storage of automobiles whether
free or for compensation or as an
accommodation for clients or cus-
tomers for public use.
71. STORY: That portion of a
building included between the sur-
face of any floor and the surface
of the floor next above it, or if
there lie no floor above, the space
between such floor and the ceiling
above it. Any portion of a story ex-
ceeding 14 feet in height shall he
considered as an additional story
for each 14 feet or fraction thereof.
72. STORY, HALF: A story with
at least 2 of its opposite sides sit-
uated hi a sloping roof, the floor
area of which does not exceed %
of the floor area immediately below
it.
73. STREET: A public or private
thoroughfare which affords princi-
patl means of access to abutting
p ro pc r ty.
74. STREET LINE: The boundary
line between street and abutting
property.
75. STREET, SIDE: A street
which Is adjacent to a corner lot
and which extends in the general
direction of the line determining
the depth of the lot.
76. STItUCTURE: Anything con-
structed or erected, which requires
location on the ground or attached
to something having a location on
the ground, but not including
fences or walls used as fences
less than 8 feet in height.
77. STRUCTURAL ALTERA-
TIONS: Any changes in the sup-
porting members of a building such
as foundations, bearing walls, col-
umns, beams, floor or roof joists,
girders, rafters, Or changes In roof
or exterior lines.
78. TOURIST COURT: A motel or
auto court as above defined.
79. TRAILIER, AUT0M0131LE: A
vehicle without a motor power de-
signed to he drawn by a motor ve-
hicle and to be used for human
habitation or for carrying persons
or property including a trailer
coach and campster, or any self
propelled vehicle having a body de-
signed for the same use as an au-
tomobile trailer without motor
power.
SO. USE: The purpose for which
land or building is arranged, de-
signed or intended or for which
either land or building Is or may be
occupied or maintained according to
the provisions of this ordinance.
81. YARD: An open space other
than a court on a lot unoccupied
and unobstructed from the ground
Upward, except as otherwise pro-
vided in this ordinance.
82. YARD, FRONT: A yard ex-
tending across the full width of the
lot, the depth of which is the min-
imum horizontal distance between
the front lot line and any structure
or building. When a lot lies par-
tially within a planned street, in-
dicated on an official plan for
such a street, and when such plan-
ned street is of the type that will
afford future legal access to such
lot, the depth of the required front
yard shall be measured from the
projection of the edge of such plan-
ned street in the manner prescribed
In this definition.
53. YARD, REAR: A yard extend-
ing across the full width of the lot
between the main building and the
rear let line: the depth of the re-
quired rear yard shall be measured
horizontally from the nearest wall
of the main building toward the
nearest point of the rear lot line.
Si. YARD, SIDE: A yard between
the main building and the side lot
lino extending from the front yard
to the rear yard, the width of the
required side yard shall be meas-
ured horizontally front the nearest
wall of the main huilding toward
the nearest point of the side lot
line.
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Nuts, and Fresh Vegetables, ex-
cluding canneries and food process-
ing plants; Plastics Fabricating, ex-
cluding manufacture of plastics;
Planing Mills; Prefabricated Struc-
tures; Public Utility Service, Stor-
age Yards, Electrical Receiving or
Transforming Stations; Pump Ware-
houses; Repair Shops and Storage
Yards; Public Scales, provided a
permit from the City Council is se-
cured approving the location as sat-
isfactory from a traffic standpoint;
Sheet Metal Shops; Storage, gener-
al, in buildings; Storage of Petrol-
eum Products and Fuel Gas, ex-
cluding butane or propane; Truck
Terminals; Tool and Die Plants;
Warehouses; Wire and Cable Fac-
tories; and Wood Sawing.
3. Manufacture or compounding
of articles from the following pre-
viously prepared materials: b o n e,
cellophane, canvas, cloth, cork,
feathers, felt, fibre, fur, glass, hair,
horn, leather, paper, plastics, pre-
cious or semi-precious metals or
stones, shell, textiles, tobacco, wood
and yarns.
4. Manufacture of toys, novelties,
and rubber and metal stamps.
5. Manufacture, compounding,
treatment or processing of cosmet-
ics, drugs, perfumes, pharmaceuti-
cals and toiletries.
6. Assembly of electrical appli-
ances, electronic instruments and
devices, radios and phonographs,
including the manufacture of small
parts only.
H. In M-3 LIMITED INDUSTRIAL
ZONES the following uses are per-
mitted:
1. All uses permitted in the M-2
and M-4 zones, except (a) residen-
tial usages including motels, hotels,
auto courts and trailer parks, (b)
the storage of materials, supplies or
products outside of a permanent
structure unless sufficiently
screened or fenced, (c) commercial
and wholesale uses other than those
which in the opinion of the Com-
mission are incidental to and neces-
sary for the orderly development of
an industrial center, (d) churches.
2. Restaurants, general.
I. In the M-4 INDUSTRIAL ZONES
the following uses are permitted:
1. All uses permitted in the C-4
and M-2 zones, except that all
churches and residential usages oth-
er than a caretaker's or watch-
man's residence necessary and inci-
dental to commercial, manufactur-
ing or industrial uses, and all uses
specified in paragraph 3 of Sub-
section I hereunder shall be pro-
hibited.
2. General manufacturing and In-
dustrial uses, provided however that
the following uses shall be permit-
ted only in such location in the
zone and under such conditions and
method of operation as in the opin-
ion of the City Council will protect
the public health, safety and gen-
eral welfare. A Special Use Permit
shall he secured from the City
Council. upon recommendation of
the Planning Commission, prior to
using any property pursuant to the
provisions of this paragraph. Said
uses are as follows:
a Operation of: Blast Furnaces,
Boat Yards, Boiler Works, Commer-
cial Kennels, Cooperage Works, De-
hydration Plants, Dog Pounds, and
Marine Works.
b. Manufacture of Acetylene Gas;
Aluminum; Ammonia; Ammunition;
Aniline Dye; Asbestos Products;
Bleaching Powder; Carborundum
Products; Casein Products; Cellu-
loid; Cement; Chalk; Chemicals
Cottonseed Oil; Disinfectants; Felt
Graphite; Gotta Percha: Gypsum
Kalsomine; Linseed Oil; Liquor of
Spirits; Malt Products; Matches
Oilcloth; Oil Drilling; Oleomarga-
rine; Oxygen; Paint and Lacquer
Pickles; Plaster of Paris; Potash
Printing Ink; Pumice; Rolling Mills
Rubber Products; Sauerkraut; Shel-
lac and Varnish; Size; Snuff; Soap;
Soda and Washing Powder; Soda
Ash; Stove Polish; Turpentine; Vin-
egar; Wastepaper Products; White
Lead; Yeast; and Zinc Products.
c. Storage of petroleum products
which are in gaseous state at nor-
mal atmospheric temperature a n d
pressure, but become liquified un-
der suitable pressure, such as bu-
tane and propane.
d. Any use which in the opinion
of the Planning Commission is sub-
stantially similar to any of the im-
mediately above described uses and
which is equally detrimental to the
other uses of property in the zone.
3. The following uses are prohib-
ited:
a. Abbattuirs; Asphalt Mixing; Re-
fining and Storage Plants; Coke
Ovens; Dairies; Distillation of Coal;
Wood or Bones; Fat Rendering;
Fertilizer Works; Fish Canneries
and Reduction Plants; Fish Curing
and Grinding; Fur and Hide Cur-
ing and Tanning; Hog Farms; Hog
Raising and Fattening; Junk Yards;
Salvage Enterprises; and Wrecking
Yards.
b. Manufacture of Asphalt, Char-
coal, Explosives, Pert ilizer, Fire-
works, Glue, Grease and Tallow,
Gunpowder, Lampblack, Shedd y,
Tar, Tar Paper, Tar Products, Oil
Refning, Rock Crushing, Smelters,
Stock Yards, Wool Scouring and
Pulling.
c. Any use which in the opinion
of the Planning Commission is sub-
stantially similar to any of the im-
mediately above described uses and
ac h ich is equally detrimental to the
other uses of property in the zone.
SECTION 9: RESTRICTIONS FOR
ZONES O'Fiil'R THAN RESIDEN-
TIAL.
Subject to the provisions of Sec-
tions 11 and 12 land and buildings
may not be used pursuant to the
provisions of Section R, in the Com-
mercial, Manufacturing or Industrial
zones except upon compliance with
the following conditions:
A. YARDS.
The minimum area required to be
reserved for yards on arty lot in a
Commercial, Manufacturing or In-
dustrial zone Is as follows:
1. A front yard of 20 feet in the
M-3 zone, of not less than that re-
quired in the adjoining residential
zone in a C-i zone, of ant less than
10 feet in a C-3-A zone, and of not
less than 5 feet in a C-3-13 zone.
2. An exterior side yard of not
less than that required in the ad-
joiuintt residential zone in a C-2
zone.
3. A side yard of 1 feet adjacent
to the line between a C-2 zone and
a residential zone.
4. A rear yard of 4 feet adjacent
to the line between a C-2 zone and
a I`. reSIGNsidentS.ial zone.
In the Commercial, Manufactur-
ing, and Industrial zones the fol-
lowing provisions shall be appli-
cable to the establishment of signs:
1. In C-2 LIMITED COMMERCIAL
ZONES there may bet signs per
lot, the aggregate area of which
shall not exceed 40 square feet and
2 identification signs each not to
exceed 50 square feet in area or 1
not to exceed the aggregate area of
100 square feet. Permissible signs
shall not be placed nearer any street
than the required frunt yard for
the zone, except those which are
attached to or become a part of the
main building.
2. In M-3 J.IMITED INDUSTRIAL.
ZONES hill boards or commercial
advertising signs are prohibited. 1
sign and emblem will be permitted
for each building, advertising only:
a. The name of the person, firm
or corporation occupying the build-
ing.
b. The name of the product or
service of the tenant.
3. No sign or advertising structure
shall be located in any zone near
any highway, thoroughfare, or
street in such a position as to ob-
struct the view sufficient to create
at nondition dangerous to traffic.
SECTION 10: GENERAL PROVI-
SIONS FOR ALL. ZONES.
The foregoing regulations for the
respective zones shall be subject to
the following requirements, exeep-
tions and modifications:
A. USES.
1. Nu provision in this ordinance
shall be deemed to prohibit within
any zone the following uses: Pub-
licly owned parks, golf co rsea and
playgrounds aunt recreation, refresh-
ment, service nod storage buildings
appurtenant to such recreational
areas unit used in connection there-
with. Real estate offices or signs of
a temporary character, which are
located in and are for the purpose
of disposing of property in a subdi-
vision, provided such offices shall
not lie maintained for more than 1
year.
2. Educational institutions may be
permit led in any zone if their loca-
tion and plan are first approved by
the Planning Commission.
3. Electrical Sub -stations for serv-
icing local needs, but not a utility
or storage yard, may be permitted
in residential and commercial zones
if their location and plans are first
approved by the Planning Commis-
sion.
4. Permissible Residential Usage
in less restrictive zones shall be
constructed or established and lo-
cated in accordance with all of the
provisions of the It-4 zone.
5. Automobile and Motorcycle Rac-
ing, including Quarter Midget Track
establishments shall he prohibited
In all zones within the City of Na-
tional City.
B. OFF STREET PARKING.
1. In It-J-S and It-1 zones there
shall i,e at least 1 private garage or
automobile storage space on each
building site.
2. in It-2 zones there shall be at
least 2 private garages or automo-
bile storage spaces on each build-
ing site.
3. In R-4 zones there shall be at
least I private garage or automo-
bile storage space for each dwell-
ing or apartment on such building
Site.
4. Except as otherwise specifically
provided herein commercial or busi-
ness buildings having a floor area
of 1,000 square feet or more shall
have at least 1 automobile storage
space for every 1,000 square feet, or
fraction thereof, of gross floor area
in said building or structure.
5. Buildings and structures in
Manufacturing and Industrial zones
having a fluor area of 2,000 square
feet or more shall have at least 1
automobile storage space for each
2,000 square feet, or fraction there-
on', of gross floor area in said build -
rigs or structures.
6. Buildings and structures in
31-2 zones shall have 1 automobile
parking space for each 1,000 square
feet, or fraction thereof, of gross
floor area in staid buildings or struc-
tures.
7. Churches, :audituri ems of edu-
cational institutions, theatres, gen-
eral auditoriums, stadiums, and sim-
ilar places of assembly, shall have
at least 1 automobile storage space
for every 10 seats provided in such
buildings or structure.
R. Hospitals, sanitariums, asy-
lums, orphanage s, convalescent
hones and homes for the aged and
infirm shall have at least 1 automo-
bite storage space for each 3 pa-
tient beds, plus 1 additional off
street pa. rking space for each 3
permanent employees.
9. hotels, clubs, lodging houses,
tourist homes, boarding and room-
ing houses, dormitories, sororities
and fraternities shall have at least
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1 automobile storage apace for each
3 guest rooms plus additional park-
ing spaces in accordance with the
regulations set forth herein for such
uses of the premises for other pur-
poses.
10. Automobile camps, automobile
courts and motels shall have at least
1 automobile storage space for each
dwelling or apartment.
11. It shall be unlawful to erect,
construct or place on any lot in the
residential zones, private garages or
other accessory buildings without
a permissible main building.
12. Private garages or automo-
bile storage spaces required by this
ordinance shall be built concur-
rently with the main buildings to
which such garage or automobile
storage spaces are accessory and
shall be permanently maintained as
private garages or automobile stor-
age space for such main buildings.
13. Private garages or automobile
storage spaces required by this or-
dinance in it-1 or R-2 zones shall
not be located In the front yard
setback or in the exterior side yard
setback where the rear lot line of
a corner lot abuts and is common
to the side line of an adjoining lot.
1.4. Automobile storage spaces, hut
not garages, required in the R-4
zones may be located in the front
yard setback to within 4 feet of the
front property line. All other re-
quired yards may be utilized for
off street parking except that in
required exterior side yards facing
an existing street where the rear
lot line abuts and is common to the
side line of an adjoining residential
lot, automobile parking shall not
encroach closer than 4 feet from
the exterior side property line. A 2
foot sidewalk shall be maintained
between the automobile parking
area and the main structure.
15. Automobile storage spaces re-
quired in the M-3 zones may be lo-
cated in the front yard setback and
shall be so arranged that vehicular
movement between the parking
space and public right of way may
be made without obstructing traf-
fic.
16. Each automobile storage space
required by this ordinance shall be
provided with adequate ingress and
ogress.
17. Every main building, private
garage building, carport or acces-
sory building or other building in
any residential zone shall be se
equipped that the doors when open,
or being opened shall nut project
beyond any lot line, and when said
doors open onto an alley, the wall or
portion thereof containing said
doors or doorway shall be at least
6 feet from the line forming the
common boundary between said lot
and the alley.
18. Automobile storage spaces re-
quired by this ordinance shall bo on
the same lot as the main building or
structure or on contiguous property
if owned by the same property
owner. Automobile parking required
in the Commercial, Manufacturing
or Industrial zones may be locate,)
In abutting It-4 zones providing
said property is abutting the lot of
the main building or structure If
under the same ownership and pro-
vided that such parking spaces In
the abutting It-4 zone shall not be
maintained as a separate commer-
cial enterprise. Properties separated
by an alley shall be deemed as be-
ing abutting.
C. LOADING AND UNLOADING
SPACE.
1. On the same premises with
every building, structure or part
thereof, erected and occupied in the
Commercial, Manufacturing or In-
dustrial zones there shall be pro-
vided and maintained on the lot,
adequate space for standing, load-
ing and unloading services in order
to :void undue interference with
public use of the streets or alleys.
Such space, unless otherwise ade-
quately provided for, shall include
a 12 foot by. 50 font loading space
with 14 foot height clearance for
every 2r1,000 square feet or fraction
thereof building floor use, or for
every 20,000 square feet or fraction
thereof of land use.
2. In M-3 zones each loading or
unloading space ur clock shall be
provided with adequate ingress and
egress, shall riot lie located in the
required front yard setback and
shall be so arranged that no por-
tion of the vehicle is encroaching
upon any public right of way. Direct
loading or unloading from a public
street is prohibited.
D. INSTAI.i.ATION OP AUTOMO-
BILE STORAGE SPACES, LOADING
AND UNLOADING SPACES.
1. Automobile storage s p a e e s,
loading and unloading spaces, shall
be put to a safe grade and improv-
ed by gravelled, bl acic tot, tied, paved,
oiled, granited or other suitable ma-
terial.
2. In the multiple residence zones
and lesser restrictive zones there
shall be appropriate bumper guards
where needed.
3. Automobile storage spaces as
required shall be completed and
made available for occupancy prior
to final inspection by the Building
Inspector of the main structure or
building including curb break and
driveway installed to the estab-
lished grade of the street.
4. In all zones flood lighting used
in conjunction with the automobile
parking spaces, loading or unload-
ing spaces or docks shall he di-
rected away from adjacent property
and street S.
5. Every lot or parcel of land
hereafter used as an automobile
storage lot or an automobile, trac-
tor, Implement, or trailer sales lot
in the (7ornmercbil, Manufacturing
and Industrial zones shall be In-
stalled as provided in this section
subject to approval of the plans by
the City Planning Commission.
F. INSTALLATION OF SIDE-
WALKS, CURBS AND GETTERS
CONCURRENT WI'rii THE EREC-
TION UP NI:W BUILDINGS OR
S'f RIICTC RES.
1. In all zones, except the Manu-
facturing and Industrial zones, pri-
or to the issuance of a Certificate
of Occupancy or final inspection by
the Building Inspector for all new
structures or buildings in excess of
82,5011 valuation, sidewalks, curbs
:and gutter in front of and on the
exterior side of said property shall
be installed in conformity with the
Ordinances of the City of National
City.
2. In the event that the installa-
tion of the improvements as re-
quired by this sect bin iv ould cause
a dangerous or defective condition
to the property, or it would be ex-
tremely impractical to so install or
construct the same, then the Prop-
erty owner or his agent may apply
to the Planning Commission for a
special exemption from the provi-
sions of this section, stating his
grounds and reasons therefor, and
if the Planning Commission in its
discretion feels that said grounds or
said exemptions are reasonable and
should be granted, it may exempt
said person from the provisions of
this section.
3. Any person aggrieved by the
decision of the Planning Commis-
sion in granting or denying said
exemption, may within 10 days from
date of said ruling of the Plan-
ning Commission file with the City
Cleric an appeal in writing to the
City Council from said ruling or de-
cision. The City Council shall there-
upon, at their next regular meeting,
or within 30 days thereafter, decide
said appeal.
1e. FENCES, WALLS, HEDGES.
I. Fences and walls not exceeding
8 feet in height and hedges may be
located in yard areas provided that
if located in any front yard, or the
exterior side yard of any corner lot
they shall not. exceed 4 feet in
height, and further provided that
no part of any fence, wall, hedge or
other structure, tree, plant, or bush
located on a corner lot closer to the
intersection of the property lines
on the street side than the required
front yard for the zone in which lo-
cated, shall be higher than 3 feet
above the official property line
grade. Fences, walls, and hedges
over 4 feet in height shall not be
permitted in the rear yard area of
a corner lot except in locations Per-
missible for accessory buildings in
such rear yards. itegardless of any
other provision hereof limiting
height or locution of fences, wire
mesh fences of any height including
barbed wire strands at the top, may
be used to enclose public school or
playground Property or public util-
ity stations or structures, or any
swimming pool.
2. No fence, wall, hedge or other
landscape architectural features
permitted by this ordinance shall
be so located or maintained as to
preclude access at all times about
a main building. Gates or other
suitable openings at least 3 feet
in width shall be considered as
providing such access.
II. SWIMMING POOLS.
1. Swimming pools shall be con-
sidered as an accessory to the main
structure, shall set back 4 feet
from property lines and shall not
be permitted in the front yard set-
back. If the entire rear yard is not
enclosed with a 6 foot fence, pro-
visions shall be made to enclose the
swimming pool area with a 6 foot
fence. Unless the swimming pool
wail is constructed to act as a re-
tainer wall for the main structure,
a distance of -I feet shall be main-
tabried between the swimming pool
and the main structure.
I. 'TRAILERS AND BOATS.
Trailers and boats shall not be al-
lowed to lie maintained or stored
within the front yard setback.
J. ANNEXIcL LANDS.
1. Any land hereafter annexed to
the City of National City shall be
temporarily placed In the same zone
as that. in which it is classified un-
der County zoning pursuant to the
County of San Diego Zoning Ordi-
nnce. In the event said land to
be annexed Is unzoned, such land
shall be temporarily placed In the
It -I, Single Family Residence Zone.
K. PLATS.
1. Each application for a build-
ing permit shall contain accurate
information and dimensions as to
the size :a❑d the location of the
lot, the size and location of the
existing buildings and structures,
and the proposed buildings and
structures; the dimensions of all
yards and „pen spaces; the dist-
ances between all structures and
buildings; the square footage of all
structures and each floor thereof;
square footage of the lot; the front
yard setbacks on abutting prop-
erties; location of all automobile
storage spaces; proposed excavating
or grading; known water course or
natural drainage; and such other
information as may be necessary
for the enforcement nut these regu-
lations. A careful record of the
original of such plats shall be kept
in the files of the Planning De-
partment. Before final approval
of the plans by the Building in-
spector, the City Planner shall ap-
prove the plans for compliance with
provisions of this ordinance.
SECTION 11. NON -CONFORMING
BUILDINGS AND USES.
A. The lawful use of band exist-
ing at the Hine of the passage of
this ordinance, although such use
does not conform to the provisions
hereof, may be continued, in the
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event such non -conforming use is
discontinued, at any time, further
use of said land shall be in con-
formity with the provisions of this
ordinance. Such non -conforming
use shall not be enlarged or extend-
ed to any other portion of the lot
not actually so occupied at the time
such use became non -conforming
as a result of the adoption of this
ordinance.
R. A la w f u l non -conforming
building' existing at the time of
passage of this ordinance may be
continued or be maintained. A non-
conforming use in either a conform-
ing building or a non -conforming
building, structure or portion of
either thereof shall not be extended
to any portion of the building or
structure not so used at the time
said use became non -conforming as
a result of the adoption of this or-
dinance.
C. No existing building or prem-
ises, excepting those specific uses
defined in sub -sections L and I' of
this section, designed, arranged,
intended or devoted to a use not
permitted in the zone in which such
buildings or premises are located,
shall be enlarged, extended, recon-
structed or structurally altered un-
less such use is changed to a use
permitted in the zone in which such
building is located, except, however,
that work done in any period of 12
months on ordinary structural al-
terations or replacements of walls,
fixtures or plumbing not exceeding
75% of the building's assessed val-
ue according to the assessment
thereof by the San Diego County
Assessor for the fiscal year in
which such work is done, shall be
permitted.
D. If at any time building or
premises, excepting those specific
uses defined In sub -sections I? and
G of this section, upon which such
non -conforming use has been exer-
cised shall he damaged by fire, ex-
plosion, Act of God or Act of the
Public Enemy to the extent of more
than 75%. of the assessed value ac-
cording to the assessment by the
San Diego County Assessor for the
fiscal year during which such de-
struction occurs; then and without
further action by the City Council,
the said premises on which sail
building or structure was erected
or maintained shall from and after
the date of such destruction be
deemed to be classified without fur-
ther notice as of the same class of
use as the zone in which it Is lo-
cated, and shall he subject to all the
restrictions of such classification.
li. Churches of a permanent na-
ture which became nun -conforming
at the time of the adoption of Ordi-
nance No. 854 on December 1, 1953
may be continued, reconstructed,
structurally altered, extended or
enlarged, subject to having plans
of any reconstruction, alteration,
extension, or enlargement being up -
proved by the Planning Commis-
sion and provided such reconstruc-
tion, alteration, extension, or en-
largement conforms with all other
provisions of this ordinance and
further provided that said exten-
sion, reconstruction, alteration or
enlargement shall not lie extended
to additional property not owned at
the time of the adoption of this or-
dinance.
F. Schools, residential and com-
mercial usages in the Commercial,
Manufacturing and Industrial zones
which become non -conforming at
the time of the adoption of this or-
dinance may be continued, struc-
turally altered, extended or en-
larged, provided said alteration,
extension, or enlargement conforms
with all other provisions of this or-'
dinance and further provided that 1
said extension, alteration, or en •
-
largement shall not he extended to
additional property surrounding the J
original building site.
G. Schools, residential and com-
mercial uses in the Commercial,
Manufacturing and Industrial zones
which become non -conforming at
the time of the adoption of this or-
dinance damaged or destroyed to
any degree, Up to and including
100% by fire. Act of God, or Act of
the Public Enemy may be recon-
structed subject to conformance
with all other provisions of this or-
dinance but shall not lie extended
to additional property surrounding
the original building site. Said re-
construction may be commenced
only by the owner at the time of
the destruction and only within 1
year from the date of destruction.
H. No provisions of this ordi-
nance concerning the required re-
moval of non -conforming buildings
and uses and the reconstruction of
non -conforming buildings partially
destroyed shall apply to public util-
ity buildings and structures when
such buildings and structures per-
tain directly to the rendering of the
service or distribution such as pow-
er generating plants and electrical
distribution sub -stations; water
wells and pumps, gas storage, met-
ering' and valve control stations.
Nothing in this ordinance shall be
construed or applied so as to pre-
vent the expansion, increase in ca-
pacity, modernization or replace-
ment of such public utility build-
ings, struct tires, equipment and
features as are used directly for
the delivery of, or distribution of,
the service; provided, however, that
all yard requirements of the zone
in which the site is located shall
be maintained and there shall lie no
enlargement of the site.
SECTION I'l: VARIANCES.
A. When practical difficulties,
unnecessary hardships or results In-
eonsistent with the general pur-
poses and intent of this ordinance
would occur through strict appli-
cation of its provisions, the Com-
mission after holding a hearing on
a petition prepared in accordance
with this section, may recommend
to the City Council that variances
to the provisions of this ordinance
be granted. The City Council may
grant variances to the Pr', vi sin ns of
this ordinance, provided that so do-
ing will not defeat., but rather, will
catty out its general intent and
purpose, provide for the public safe-
ty and welfare and administer sub-
stantial justice.
R. The sole purpose of any vari-
ance shall be to prevent discrim-
ination, and no variance shall be
granted which would have the ef-
fort of granting a special privilege
not shared by other property In
the same vicinity and zone. 1'he
term unnecessary hardship is not
intended to cover any economic or
personal problem of an individual
or group of individuals.
C. Any petition which has not
been prepared In accordance with
provisions of this ordanance need
not be filed. Such petition shall:
1. Contain a plot plan showing
the size and location on the build-
ing site.
2. Contain facts Indicating there
are exceptional or extraordinary
circumstances or conditions appli-
cable to the land, buildings or
premises involved, or to the in-
tended use of same, that do not
apply generally to the property or
class of uses in the same zone.
3. Contain facts indicating a
variance is necessary for the pres-
ervation and enjoyment of substan-
tial property rights.
4. Contain facts indicating the
gr:urt ing of such variance will not
be materially detrimental to the
public health, safety and welfare
err injurious to the conforming land,
property or Improvements in the
neighborhood of the property for
tvhich such variance is sought.
5. State the applicant is willing
and able to carry out the purposes
for which a variance is sought
within a period of 90 clays.
6. Contain the names and ad-
dresses of all persons whose names
appear on the latest adopted tax
roll of San Diego County as owning'
property within a distance of not
less than 300 feet from the exterior
boundary of the area occupied and
to be occupied by the use being
sought.
7. have attached thereto an ac-
knowledgment in writing of a ma-
jority of the property owners With-
in a radius of 300 feet stating that
they have read the petition.
A. Contain or be accompanied by
any other information, map, plats,
plans, profiles, sections, specifica-
tions or other pertinent matter the
Commission may require.
9. Have attached thereto a plot
plan showing the following: (1)
The legal boundaries of all prop-
erty within 300 feet of the appli-
cant's property, (2) The name of
the owner of all such property, and
(3) All streets adjacent to said
property.
10. Be verified by the owner of
the land for which the variance is
sought.
E. A fee of $50.00 shall be paid
at the time of the filing of such
petition with the Planning Depart-
ment. Such fee is nut refundable.
F. Upon the filing of a petition,
the Planning Department shall set
the matter for public hearing by
the Commission.
G. Failure of the Commission to
take action on any such petition
within 60 days of the date of filing
shall be deemed a denial of the
petition, provided however that the
applicant may waive this provision,
in tvh icln event the Commission
shall retain jurisdiction to act on
the petition.
H. A denial of the petition by
the Commission shall be final, sub-
ject to the right of applicant to ap-
peal in writing to the City Council
within 15 days after denial by the
Commission.
I. In the event the Commission
approves the application as being
sufficient in law and fact it shall
submit its recommendation in writ-
ing to the City Council.
J. Not less than 15 days after
receipt of the Commission's recom-
mendation, the City Council shall
act upon the petition. In the event
that no protest in writing to any
portion of the recommendation of
the Planning Commission is filed
with the City Clerk prior to the ex-
piration of the said 15 days, the City
Council may grant or deny a vari-
ance without a hearing, provided
all oral protests are heard before
the granting or denying of said var-
iance. In the event that any writ-
ten protest is filed within said lii
day period, the City Clerk shall set
the matter for public hearing by
the City Council.
K. Notice of any public hearing
on ;any such petition shall be given
pursuant to the provisions of Sec -
lien 65951 of the Government Code
of C:lifornla and by publication
once in a newspaper circulated in
the City of National City at least
le days prior to said hearing.
SECTION 13: ADMINISTRATION.
A. There is hereby created a de-
partment of the City of National
City to be known as the Planning
Department. The City Council shall
appoint a City Planner and such
other employees as it deems neces-
sary to operate the Planning De-
partment. The City Planner shall:
1. Supervise the activities of
the Planning Department.
App rut'a plot plans pursuant
to the provisions of this ordinance.
3. Approve applications for build-
ing permits as to conformance
with the provisions of this ordi-
nance.
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4. Approve applications for busi-
ness licenses pursuant to the pro-
visions of Ordinance No. 708 as
amended by Ordinaries Nu. 898.
6. Approve tentative and final
subdivision maps as to conform-
ance with the provisions of this
ordinance.
6. Perform such other duties as
may be assigned by the City Mana-
ger.
7. Submit for the determination
of the Planning Commission ques-
tions involving the applicability of
this ordinance when doubt exists
thereto.
B. Any building or structure set
up, erected, built or maintained, or
any use of property contrary to the
provisions of this ordinance is
nereby declared to be a public nuis-
ance. Any person, firm or corpora-
tion, whether as principal, agent,
employee or otherwise, which vio-
lates any provision of this ordi-
nance shall be guilty of a misde-
meanor, and upon conviction there-
of shall be punished by a fine of
nut more than $0011.00 or by impris-
onment in the city or county jail
for a period of not more than 6
months, or by both such fine and
Imprisonment. Each person, firm
or corporation shall be deemed
guilty of a separate offense for
each and ever) day during any
portion of which any violation of
this ordinance is committed, con-
tinued or permitted.
C. It shall be the duty of the
Planning Commission to enforce
this ordinance. In the event the
Commission finds that any person is
violating any provision of this or-
dinance, it shall serve written no-
tice of such findings on such per-
son by registered mail, and shall
order such person to cease and de-
sist from such violation. in the
event that such person continues
to violate any provision of this or-
dinance thereafter the Commission
shall request the Chief of Police
to Institute criminal proceedings
against such person. The Chief of
Police shall institute proceedings
within 30 days.
SECTION 14: AMENDMENTS.
This ordinance may be amended
pursuant to provisions of the Gov-
ernment Code of California. In the
event that proposed amendment to
this ordinance shall be requested by
any property owner, nu stops shall
be taken Lo hold any hearings on
such proposed amendment until the
property owner has deposited with
the City a sum equal to the esti-
mated cost of making such amend-
ment, but In no event less than
$100.00.
SECTION 15. VALIDITY.
If any section, sub -section, sen-
tence, clause or phrase of this or-
dinance is for any reason held to
be invalid or unconstitutional by
the decision of any court of com-
petent jurisdiction, such decision
shall not affect the validity of the
remaining portions of the ordi-
nance. The City Council of the City
of National City hereby declares
that it would have passed this or-
dinance and each section, sub -sec-
tion, sentence, clause and phrase
therein, irrespective of the fact
that any one or more other sections,
sub -sections, sentences, clauses or
phrases be declared invalid or un-
constitutional.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the
City Council of the City of Na-
tional City, California, this 8th day
of December, 1959, by the follow-
ing vote, to -wit:
AYES: Councilmen Fessman,
Hart, Hollingsworth, lodge
NAYS: Councilmen None
A13Sb:NT: Allen
WALTER F. HODGE
Mayor of the City of
National City, California
ATTEST: Irene M. Alston
City Clerk
I hereby approve the foregoing
Ordinance this 8th day of Decem-
ber, 1969.
WALTER F. HODGE
Mayor of the City of
National City, California
1 hereby certify that the above
and foregoing Is a full and true
copy of Ordinance No. 962 of the
Ordinances of the City of National
City, California, as adopted by the
City Council of said City, and ap-
proved by the Mayor of said City,
on the 8th day of December, 1969.
(Signed) IRENE M. ALSTON
City Clerk of the City of
National City, California.
(SEAL)
Legal No. NC-1368: — Published in
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