Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice of enactment OF Ordinance
1-55, passed the 18th day of July.
1855, and entitled, IAN emergency
ordinance, which shall be known
and referred to as the Adopting
Ordinance" to approve, adopt, and
declare in force The Codified Ordi-
nances of the City of Port Clinton,
1855, as prepared by Banks-B Bald
win Law Publishing Company i'm
cooperation with the City Solicitor
pursuant to the Agreement author
ICED by the City Council, and COM
prising a revision, Encouragement
compilation and codification of the
general and permanent ordinances
of the City of Port Clinton; to
adopt and include as a component
unit of said Codified Ordinances an
adoption of the 1949 Abbreviated
Edition of the National Building
Code, as printed and recommended
by the National Board of Fire I'm.
derwriters of New York; to provide
for the printing and publication in
book form, for certification as to
correctness by the Mayor and the
Clerk of Council and for the effeo-
tive date thereof; to provide for the
repeal of certain ordinances which
are obsolete, superseded or repeal.
ed by Implication, and all other or
dinanceS inconsistent herewith and
Herewith saving those ordinances
which are specifically reserved and
excepted even though inconsistent;
and to authorize and direct the CIV
ing of public notice. Whereas, this
Adopting Ordinance" is declared
to be an emergency ordinance, here
by defined and for the reasons.
that Banks Baldwin Law Publishing
Company in cooperation with the
City Solicitor has completed the re-
vision, rearrangement, compilation
and codification of the general and
permanent ordinances in manuS
cript form pursuant to the agree.
ment authorized by the City Coun-
ell; that in the interest of certain.
ty with respect to ordinance pro-
visions and to comply with law this
Council deems it necessary to forth.
with publish such revision, rear
rangement compilation and codifi.
cation in book form as The Codified
Ordinances of the City of Port Clin-
ton, 1855, and that it provides for
the public health, safety and wei.
fare and for the usual daily opera
tion of a municipal department."
and containing new matter as fol.
lows:
Provisions concerning.
/. Adoption of and provisions
covering the new codified ordi-
nances; q Ward Boundaries; 8.
Fire limits; 4. Meetings of Coun-
Gil; 5. Fireman's Pension Fund,
8. Employment provisions; z.
Minors in Billiard Rooms; g. Reg
ulation of Itinerant Photographers
3. Licenses of Mechanical Amuse-
ment Devices; 10. Penalty pro-
vision for Unlawful Peddling; IL.
nitions Covering Admission Tax;
l3. Provision concerning Public
Utilities; IA. Penalty Provisions
Covering Water System; Is. Col
lection of Garbage and Rubbish;
Is. Cemetery Regulations; IT,
Prohibiting Abandoned Refrigera
tors & Iceboxes; 1S. Prohibition
of Bill Posting, Advertising and
Hand Bills; 10. Aiding and Abet-
ting; 20. Animals; 81. Assaults
and Threats; %. Curfew; 49, Des-
truction of Property; "a Disturb
ing the Peace; 25. Fences: %
Fire Inspections and Fire Proven
Clairvoyance; 2s. Gambling; 29
Health and Sanitation; 80. Indec-
ency and Unchastity; 81. Intoxi-
cation and Intoxicating Beverages;
80. Larceny; 33. Law Enforce
ment; "a. Smoke Abatement 35.
Streets and Sidewalks; 26. Tree
Trimming and Weed Cutting; 81.
Vagrancy; 3S. Weapons and Ex-
plosives; 49, Wells and Dangerous
Excavations; 40. A New Traffic
Code, Incorporating former Port
Clinton Ordinance Provisions and
Current Provisions of Ohio Revised
Code Chapters 451I and 4513: Al.
New Building Code which is an
Adoption of the 1949 Abbreviated
Edition of the National Building
Code prepared by the National
Board of Fire Underwriters of New
York
Copies of the Codified Ordinances
of h
1855, are being printed and will be
available at the Auditors Office of
the City of Port Clinton, Ohio, by
the effective date of Ordinance 1-55,
which is October /, 1855.
BOYD MARTIN,