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m n i mu standards from 17B -25A through 17B -
31M; 2) to correct any contradictions and
set forth standards that would cover all prop-
erties of M.B.; 3) to include separate hotel and
rooming house standards to be maintained, even
though hotels and rooming house standards to be
maintained, even though hotels and rooming houses
are now covered by this code; 4) to make any other
changes deemed necessary. Public hearing Apr. 3,
1974. City Atty. ,Ping.&Zoning Dir. will prepare
appropriate ordinance prior to public hearing, to
distribute to all parties in "the industry". 3/6/74
MINIMUM HOUSING STANDARDS ORDINANCE
Proposed amendments to minimum hsg. code to
make it applicable to all properties in City
of M.B. Ordinance passed on 1st reading.
Second reading 5/1/74.
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Dr. Haber suggested prior to 2nd reading add'1.
consideration be given to amendments re: range
of air conditioning temperature, exhaust fans
in kitchens, omission of interior of private
residences, etc.
for
Councilman Meyerson asked/a review of minimum sq.
footage for hotel rooms established by Minimum
Housing Code as related to that recommended by
Planning Bd. for proposed Hotel and Motel District
4/3/74
4/3/74
MINIMUM HOUSING STANDARDS ORDINANCE
District for Boulevard Hotel property.
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4/3/74
Ord. 74-1996 adopted, amendment approved, on Chapter
17B of City Code known as Housing and Commercial
Property Standards. Sec. 22 to provide for im-
prisonment of 30 days or fine & imprisonment
provided that imprisonment provision of this sec-
tion shall not be applicable to a violation which
is a recurring or continuing violation on con-
secutive dates. 5/1/74
Sec. 31(k) to provide for continual temperature
range betw. 70 and 76° where central air cond.
is provided.
5/1/74