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RESOLUTION NO.
Da.574
A RESOLUTION repealing Administrative Policy PR 201 - "Painted
House Numbers on Curbs."
WHEREAS, the above -entitled Administrative Policy regu-
lates the painting of lot, business block and house numbers on
adjacent street curbs, and
WHEREAS, the City Council wishes to regulate such activi-
ty through the issuance of a license pursuant to the City of
Yakima Municipal Code, now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF YAKIMA:
Admnistrative Policy number PR 201 - "Painted House Num-
bers on Curbs" - is hereby repeAed.
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PR 201
ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY
Painted Rouse Numbers on Curbs
The City Manager's Report #68, dated December 31, 1969, has been
reaffirmed through the Traffic Safety Advisory Commission and City
Council (on July 24, 1984) regarding requests to paint house numbers on
curbs.
The Public Works Department will not be responsible for maintenance or
obligated to protect the numbers from wear due to street sweeping or
snow plowing.
The work completed by city clubs or charitable organizations would be
performed by permit issued by the City under the following guidelines.
1. The applicant - which must be a city club or charitable
organization - must describe the neighborhood in which it
intends to perform the service and promise to systematically
serve each residence so that, within a the given area, the
results would be consistent.
2. Obtain a permit from the City Engineer's Office (no charge).
3. A standard 3" block letter stencil will be used. Letters will
be black on a white pre -painted background. A standard sheet
is available from City Engineering.
4. Before work begins, the organization must contact the
householder advising the following:
a. Name of the organization
b. Permission of the City to conduct the project
c. Intention to paint house number on face of curb without
charge, but with an appeal after the work is completed
for a donation to their civic or charitable cause.
d. Omission of any house where the householder so requests.
5. Permits will be valid for six (6) months from date of issue.
Sept. 21, 1984
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