HomeMy WebLinkAboutordinance.council.077-92 ORDINANCE NO. 77
Series of 1992
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ASPEN BY
AMENDING SECTIONS 8 1/2-1.1, 8 l/2-6(a), 8 1/2-6.1(b), 8 1/2-9.1, 5-28(a), 5-31, 5-68(c),
19-5(a), 22-12(c)(5), 24-1-106, 24-1-107, 24-1-108, 24-5-603, 2-33, 2-34, AND 2-36 AND
ADDING SECTION 2-38 TO INCREASE THE FEES CHARGED FOR ISSUING ANNUAL
EMERGENCY ALARM USER PERMITS, RESPONDING TO FALSE ALARMS, ISSUING AND
TRANSFERRING ANNUAL DOG LICENSING FEES, PENALTY ASSESSMENTS FOR
ALLOWING DOGS TO RUN AT LARGE, ENCROACHMENT LICENSE FEES, PARKING
F'ERMIT FEES, LAND USE APPLICATION FEES, HISTORIC PRESERVATION
APPLICATION FEES, PARK DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES, ANNUAL SKI RACK
STORAGE PERMIT FEES, ZONING DEPARTMENT PROCESSING AND ENFORCEMENT
FEES, LEISURE AND RECREATIONAL SERVICES USERS FEES; AND TO ESTABLISH
LAW ENFORCEMENT RECORD FEES.
WHEREAS, the City Council has adopted a policy of annually reviewing the Planning
Department's fee structure to insure that revenues raised through the fee structure are sufficient to
pay for the attendant costs of the Department; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that the current fee structure for the
processing of land use applications, zoning department application fees, and historic preservation
application fees, set forth at Sections 24-1-106, 24-1-107, and 24-1-108, respectively, of the Aspen
Municipal Code, do not accurately reflect the current cost of providing the necessary level of
s~rvices associated with administering the land use provisions of the Municipal Code; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has adopted a policy of requiring consumers and users of the
City's Golf Course, Ice Garden, swimming pool, and other recreational programs and activities
sponsored by the City's Leisure Services Department to pay fees that fairly approximate the costs
of providing such recreational opportunities; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that certain user fees currently in effect do
not raise revenues sufficient to pay for the attendant costs of providing said recreational and leisure
services; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has adopted a policy of reviewing park development impact
fees every two years to ensure that the impact fees are sufficient to maintain the current standards
for park land, park development and trail development in the City of Aspen; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that the park development impact fee must
be increased to maintain said standards; and
WHEREAS, the City Council desires to increase certain application, processing, service,
and user fees to raise sufficient funds to pay for the attendant costs of such licensing or service
activities.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ASPEN, COLORADO:
Section I
That Section 8 1/2-1.1 of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which section
requires every emergency alarm user to obtain a user's permit and pay a prescribed fee, is hereby
amended to read as follows:
Sec. 8 1/2-1.1. Alarm user permit.
Every alarm user shall obtain an alarm user's permit for each separate emergency alarm
system from the director of finance prior to the use of an alarm system. The "permit year"
shall extend from January 1st to the following December 31st. Application for an emergency
alarm user's permit shall be' filed with the fee prescribed by Section 2-38(b) of this Code
shall be paid to the director of finance before January 1st of each year. Revoked permits
may be reactivated during the permit year upon payment of the fee prescribed by Section
2-38(b) of this Code. Each permit shall bear the signature of the director of operations and
shall be for a one year period. The director of operations may require the user to provide
such information deemed reasonably necessary for the expeditious and safe response of
officers and the timely and effective billing of false alarm fees. This information shall
include, but shall not be limited to, the name and current mailing mid physical address of
the person responsible for paying false alarm fees. The permittee shall also provide, through
the alarm business, current and reasonable directions to the alarm site. Residential permitees
may be required to display the house number so that it is visible and discernible from the
street. An alarm business may act as agent for the user in the handling of permit matters.
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Section 2
That Section 8 1/2-6(a) of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which
section establishes fees for responding to false alarms, is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 8 1/2-6. False alarm fee.
(a) Except as provided in Section 8 1/2-9.1, each time an alarm business relays a false
alarm to the Aspen Police Department, the alarm user who has contracted with the alarm business
to monitor that alarm shall pay, within thirty (30) days of receiving a bill from the director of
finance, a fee as prescribed by Section 2-38(b) of this Code.
Section 3
That Section 8 1/2-6. l(b) of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which
section sets the penalty for /'ailing to pay a false alarm fee within a prescribed time, is hereby
amended to read as follows:
Sec. 8 1/2-6.1. Revocation of alarm user's permit.
(b) Failure of the alarm user to pay a false alarm fee within thirty (30) days of receipt
of the bill from the director of finance shall subject the permittee to a late fee as prescribed by
Section 2-38(b) of this Code and the director of operations may initiate permit revocation
proceedings as set forth hereinafter.
Section 4
That Section 8 1/2-9.1 of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which section
sets the applicable fees for responding to false alarms to the premises of alarm users that are
exempt/'rom the permit revocation process, is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 8 1/2-9.1. Exemption from statutorily required alarm systems.
An alarm user required by federal, state, or municipal statute, regulation, rule or ordinance
to install, maintain, and operate an alarm system shall not be subject to permit revocation. Each
time an alarm system relays a false alarm to the Aspen Police Department from a user that is
exempt from the revocation process pursuant to this section, said user shall pay, within thirty (30)
days of receiving a bill from the director of finance, a fee as prescribed by Section 2-38(b) of this
Code.
Section 5
That Section 5-28(a) of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which section
sets the applicable fees for the issuance of annual dog licensing tags, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Sec. 5-28. Annual vaccination and licensing required; fee; application.
(a) No dog over the age of six (6) months shall be kept, harbored or maintained within
the City of Aspen, Colorado, unless the owner, keeper or person in charge of such animal shall
have the animal inoculated against rabies and annually pay a designated agent of the City of Aspen
for collection (as may from time to time be designated by the city) a license fee as prescribed by
Section 2-38(d) of this Code to be remitted to the City of Aspen for each and every dog owned,
kept or harbored. For purposes of this paragraph, persons authorized to perform vaccinations
against rabies may be designated as agents of the city for the collection of license fees hereunder.
Section 6
That Section 5-31 of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which section sets
the applicable fees for the transfer of dog licensing tags, is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 5-31. Procednre and compliance with articles required for dogs imported into
city.
All dogs which are brought into the city shall be in compliance with the laws and rules and
regulations of the state regarding the handling of the animal and shall have been vaccinated not
more than twelve (12) months prior to importation. The tag denoting vaccination shall be firmly
affixed to the collar or harness of the dog, and shall be evidence of compliance with this section.
lfan imported dog remains in the city more than thirty (30) days, such dog shall be licensed
in accordance with the provisions of this article. Any legally acceptable certification of the
vaccination issued by a legally authorized person to the owner of the dog, in any municipality,
county or state, shall be exchanged for a current vaccination license tag of the city, which tag shall
bear the date of the vaccination shown on the aforesaid certificate. A transfer fee as prescribed by
Section 2-38(d) of this Code shall be paid by the dog owner to the animal control officer at the time
the exchange tag is issued, which fee shall be remitted to the city finance director by the animal
control officer in the same manner as license fees under Section 5-28 hereof.
Section 7
That Section 5-68(c) of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which section
establishes penalty assessments lbr various offenses relating to dogs, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Sec. 5-68. Penalty assessment and schedule.
(c) The penalty assessment and the nature of the violation for which the penalty
assessment may be accepted and paid by the yiolator under the privileges of this section shall be
as prescribed at Section 2-38(d) of this Code
Section 8
That Section 19-5(a) of the Municipal Code' of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which section
regulates the occupancy of public right-of-ways, is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 19-5. Occnpancy of right-of-way prohibited without encroachment license;
application fee; appeals.
(a) No person shall occupy, construct, place or maintain within any public right-of-way
any building, structure or appurtenance, fence, tree, vegetation or other obstruction without first
having obtained an encroachment license from the City Engineer. Any persons seeking an
encroachment license must submit an application therefor on forms provided by the City Engineer
accompanied by an administrative fee in an amount prescribed by Section 2-38(e) of this Code. The
City Engineer may specify the terms and conditions under which any encroachment license is to
be issued so as to protect the best interests of the City. All encroachment licenses granted under
this section shall be revocable by the City with or without cause at any time.
Section 9
That Section 19-49(b) of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which section
sets the applicable fees for a construction and excavation permit, is hereby amended to read as
I:ollows:
Sec. 19-49. Fees.
(b) A permit fee in an amount prescribed by Section 2-38(e) of this Code.
Section 10
That Section 19-143 of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which section
sets the applicable fees for obtaining a permit to construct a ski storage rack in the public right,of-
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way, is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 19-143. Fees; expiration of permit.
The fee for the permit required by this article shall be as prescribed at Section 2-38(e) of
this Code, which fee shall be paid to the director of finance on or before February 1 of each and
every year. The permit required by this article shall automatically expire on February 1 of any year
for which the permit fee has not been paid for the next year as above required.
Section 11
That Section 22-12.1(c)(5) of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which
section establishes the processing tee for the issuance of special parking permits, is hereby amended
to read as follows:
Sec. 22-12.1. Waiver of parking limitations.
(c)(5) A processing fee in an amount prescribed by Section 2-38(c) of this Code shall be
levied for the issuance of Service or Delivery Vehicle and Construction Vehicle permits. There
shall be no processing fee for the issuance of temporary Handicapped Person permits.
Section 12
That Section 24-1-106 of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which section
establishes land use application and processing tees, is hereby ame'nded to read as follows:
Sec. 24-1-106. Land Use Application Fees.
(a) The categories of review processes, base fees and planning office average time
requirements for the processing of land use applications shall be as follows:
Base Fee
Category Hours (Deposit)
I. GMP/Subdivision/PU D/S PA
1. Conceptual Submission 25 $3,925.00
2. Final Plat 14 2,198.00
II. Subdivision/PUD/SPA
1. Conceptual Submission 17 $2,669.00
2. Final Plat 12 1,884.00
II1. All "Two Step" Applications 13 $2,041.00
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IV. All "One Step" Applications 6 $ 942.00
V. Consent Agenda Items/All Staff Approvals
Flat Fee $ 207.00
VI. Referral Fees - Environmental Health
1. Minor Applications Flat $ 55.00
2. Major Applications Fee 140.00
VII. Referral Fees - Engineering
1. Minor Applications Flat $ 93.00
2. Major Applications Fee 234.00
(b) The Planning Office staff shall keep an accurate record of the actual time required
for the processing of each land use application by the Planning Director and Additional Billings
shall be made commensurate with the additional costs incurred by the City when the processing of
an application by the Planning Office takes more time than is covered by the Base Fee. In the event
the processing of an application by the Planning Director takes less time than provided for in
subsection (a), the Planning Office shall refund the unused portion of the Base Fee.
(c) The following guidelines shall be used for the administration of the fee structure set
forth above:
(1) Fees charged for the processing of applications which fall into more than one
category shall be cumulative; while the fees charged for the processing of
applications within the same category shall not be cumulative. In the event
that the lees which result from cumulation are found by the Planning Office
to be excessive in relation to the number of hours it is anticipated to require
to process the application, the Planning Office may waive the cumulation
req u i re men t.
(2) Additional Billings shall be based solely on processing time spent by
members of the Planning Office or it's designee in the processing of an
application.
(3) Additional Billings shall be computed at the rate of $157.00 per hour of
additional Planning Office staff time required. Refunds of unused hours shall
be made at the rate of $157.00 per hour of time.
(4) The Planning Director shall establish appropriate guidelines for the collection
of Additional Billings as required.
(5) This fee structure shall be reviewed annually as part of the City of Aspen's
budget hearing process and should any adjustments be necessary, they shall
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be changed to become effective on January 1.
(6) The Planning Office shall identify, prior to or at the time of submission of
a land use application, whether an application is to be referred to the
Engineering or Environmental Health Departments. The Planning Office shall
also identify whether an application constitutes a minor or a major referral,
based on the number of hours which will be required to review the
application, and charge the applicant for each referral accordingly. Additional
Billings and Refunds shall not apply to the computation of referral fees.
Section 13
That Section 24-1-107 of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which section
establishes historic preservation application and processing fees, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Sec. 24-1-107. ltistoric Preservation Application Fees.
The types of applications and fees for the processing of historic preservation and landmark
designation applications shall be as follows:
I. Exemptions and Insubstantial Modifications ........................... $ 52.00
Example: Exterior changes that do not alter the character of landmarks or structures within
historic districts, or technical changes to previously approved plans.
II. Minor Development .................................................... $ 104.00
Example: Exterior changes (in combination of no more than three) that do not alter the
character of landmarks or structures located within historic districts, and/or additions of less
than 250 square feet to landmarks or structures located within historic districts, and minor
changes to designated sites. These are considered one-step applications and go before the
HPC. A public hearing is not required.
III. Significant Development (Under 1,000 sq. ft.) ....................... $ 259.00
Example: Multiple exterior changes, additions of less than 1,000 square feet (between 250-
1000sq. t't.), and some partial demolitions. These are two-step applications that require a
public hearing before the HPC at Conceptual Development (first step). Publication, posting
and mailing are required for all HPC public hearings. A bond or financial security may be
required.
IV. Significant Development (Over 1,000 sq. ft.) ......................... $ 518.00
Example: Major remodels involving partial demolition, additions over 1,000 square feet and
on-site relocations. These are two-step app!ications that require a public hearing before the
HPC at Conceptual Development (first step). Publication, posting and mailing are required
for all HPC public hearings. A bond or financial security may be required.
V. Demolitions and Off-Site Relocations ................................. $1,035.00
Example: Full demolition and complete relocations off-site. These are two-step applications
that require a public hearing before the HPC at Conceptual Development (first step).
Publication, posting and mailing are required for all HPC public hearings. A bond or
financial security may be required.
The examples listed for different types of applications are intended solely as a guide and are
not binding upon the Planning Office in assessing the proper fee for processing any particular
historic preservation or landmark designation application.
Section 14
That Section 24-1 - 108 of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which section
establishes zoning department application and processing fees, is hereby amended to read as
t~ollows:
Sec. 24-1-108. Zoning Department Fees.
The Zoning Department shall charge the following fees for the services listed:
I. Building Plan Checks by Zoning:
1. Repair/Remodeling (includes new construction
of 500 sq. ft. or less) ......................... $ 52.00
2. New Work greater than 500 sq. ft. and less
than or equal to 3,500 sq. ft ......................... $ 78.00
3. New Work greater than 3,500 sq. ft. and less
than or equal to 7,500 sq. ft ......................... $207.00
4. New Work greater than 7,500 sq. ft .................................. $414.00
5. Deposit for multi-t:amily residential structures greater
than or equal to five (5) dwelling
nnits; non-residential projects greater
than 7,500 sq. ft., and other complex
projects ................................................ $776.00
6. Structures Built Without a Permit ....................................... DOUBLE
ABOVE
FEES
II. Zoning Enforcement:
1. Repair/Remodel - 500 sq. ft. or less ...................................... $104.00
2. New work - greater than 500 sq. ft. and less
than or equal to 3,500 sq. ft ......................... $155.00
3. New work - greater than 3,500 sq. ft. and less
than or equal to 7,500 sq. ft ......................... $414.00
4. New work - greater than 7,500 sq. ft ...................................... $828.00
5. Penalty fee for enforcement actions which require a one-step
or two-step land use hearing .......................... $311.00
III. Sign Permits:
Processing and Code Compliance for all sign permits .................. $ 52.00
IV. Board of Adjustment Fees:
Processing and application fee for all Board of Adjustment appeals... $ 52,00
Section 15
That Section 24-5-603 of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which section
establishes park development impact fees, is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 24-5-603. Fee schedule.
The park development impact fee shall be assessed according to the following schedule:
Residential/Lodge
Studio: $1350.00 per unit.
One-bedroom: $1885'.00 per unit.
Two-bedroom: $2,425.00 per unit.
Three-bedroom or larger: $3,230.00 per unit.
Commercial/Q~ce
CC/C-1 Zone Districts: $1,920.00 per 1,000 square feet.
NC/SCI Zone Districts: $1,040.00 per 1,000 square feet.
O Zone Districts: $1,360.00 per 1,000 square feet.
CL and other Zone Districts: $1,585.00 per 1,000 square feet.
For development which increases the size of a unit between the types listed in the schedule,
the fee shall be assessed by calculating the difference in the cost between the unit types.
Section 16
That Article III of Chapter 2 of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which
section prescribes miscellaneous fee schedules, is hereby amended to read as follows:
ARTICLE III. MISCELLANEOUS FEE SCHEDULES
Sec. 2-33. Aspen Golf Course Fees.
The Aspen Golf Course user fees shall be as follows:
Individual Pass - Unlimited Season (Purchased before June 15) ......... $495.00
(Purchased after Jnne 15) .......... 525.00
Spouse Pass - Unlimited Season (Purchased before June 15) ............ 750.00
Junior Pass (17 yrs. & tinder) ............................................. 75.00
20 Punch Ticket (Purchased before June 15) ............................ 195.00
(Purchased after June 15) ................................... 225.00
Green Fees - 18 holes ..................................................... 48.00
9 holes .......................................................... 30.00
Off Season Green Fees (October 1 to Close) - 18 holes ................ 30.00
- 9 holes .................. 20.00
Sec. 2-34. Aspen Ice Garden Fees.
The Aspen ice Garden user fees shall be as follows:
Public Admission - Adult (18 & over) .......................... $4.00/session
Youth (4 - 17 yrs.) .......................... 3.00/session
Tots (under 4 yrs.) .......................... 2.00/session
Skate rentals - Ail ............................................. 2.00/session
Skate sharpening ................................................ 4.00
10 Punch card - Adult ........................................... 32.00/card'
Youth ........................................... 22.00/card'
Tot ............................................. 12.00/card*
Pick-up ......................................... 60.00/card
Pick-up Hockey .................................................. 7.00/session
Ice Rental - Prime .............................................. 125.00/hour
Non-Prime .......................................... 85.00/hour
Non-profit Adult - Prime ........................................ 90.00/hour
Non-Prime .................................... 65.00/hour
Youth - Prime ........................................ 75.00/hour
Non-Prime .................................... 55.00/hour
Locker Rentals .................................................. 50.00/season
Patch Ice ....................................................... 5.00/patch
Classes ......................................................... 5.50/class
Rentals may be added to any card for a charge of $10.O0/card.
Sec. 2-35. James E. Moore Pool User Fees.
The James E. Moore Pool user tees shall be as follows:
Daily Rates
Infants/Toddlers (under 3 yrs.) ................................. FREE
Tots (3-5 yr. olds) ............................................. $1.00
Youth (6-12 yr. olds) ........................................... 1.50
Teen (13-17 yr. olds) ........................................... 2.00
Adult (18-64 yr. olds) .......................................... 3.00
Seniors (65 and over) ........................................... FREE
20 Punch Pass
Tots ............................................................ $18.00 2 free days
Youth ........................................................... 27.00 2free days
Teen ............................................................ 36.00 2 free days
Adult ........................................................... 54.00 2 free days
Season Pass
Tots ............................................................ $56.00
Youth ........................................................... 84.00
Teen ............................................................ 112.00
Adult ........................................................... 168.00
Family .......................................................... 250.00
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Annual Pass
Tots ............................................................ $125.00
Youth ........................................................... 150.00
Teen ............................................................ 225.00
Adult ........................................................... 300.00
Family .......................................................... 450.00
Sec. 2-36. Miscellaneous Leisure and Recreation User Fees.
Leisure and recreation user fees shall be as follows:
Gymnastics
Four classes .................................................... $ 25.00
Six classes ..................................................... 40.00
Adult Winter Sports
Basketball ...................................................... $3.00/evening
Volleyball ...................................................... 3.00/evening
Softball/Baseball
Youth Baseball (8-15 yr. olds) .................................. $25.00/summer
T-Ball (6-8 yr. olds) ........................................... 25.00/summer
Girl's Softball (8-14 yr. olds) ................................. 25.00/summer
Men's Softball .................................................. $450.00/team + $10.00 tee
Ladies Softball ................................................. $300.00/team + $10.00 fee
Co-ed Softball .................................................. $250.00/team + $10;00 fee
Day Camp
10 am - 3pm ..................................................... $50.00/week
8 am - 5 pm ..................................................... 60.00/week
Fall Sports
Flag football (grades 1-6) ...................................... 15.00/6 wks.
Youth Basketball (grades 1-8) ................................... 15.00/8 wks.
Sailing ......................................................... $100.00/session
Swim Team ....................................................... $200.00/session
Tennis
Per week .......................................... : ............. $35.00/week
Per team ........................................................ 200.00/team
Track Program ................................................... $15.00/session
Field Use/Player/Season ......................................... 10.00/player/sea.
Late Registration ............................................... $5.00
Section 17
That Article III of Chapter 2 of the Municipal Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which section
prescribes miscellaneous fee schedules, is hereby amended by the addition of a new Section 2-38 to read
as follows:
Sec. 2-38. Miscellaneous Fee Schedules.
a) Law Enforcement Records:
Accident Reports per search ................................ $4.00
per copied page ........................... 1.00
Case Reports and per search ................................ 5.00
Coroner Reports per copied page ........................... 1.00
Arrest History and
Background Checks per search ............................. 5.00
Certification/Notarization .......................................... 5.00
Microfilm Copy per search ................................ 10.00
per copied page ........................... 2.00
Photograph Copies per 4" x 5" . .............................. 5.00
per 5" x 7" . .............................. 10.00
per 8" x 10" . ............................. 15.00
Communications Logging search per hour ................... 25.00
per cassette tape ......................... 5.00
b) Alarm Perrnits and False Alarm Fees.
User permit fee ..................................................... $52.00
False Alarm fees
First false alarm per year ..................................... $52.00
Second false alarm per year .................................... 78.00
Third false alarm per year ..................................... 104.00
Fourth alarm and above per year ................................ 207.00
Late tees ........................................................... 10.00
O c) Parking Permits.
Service or Delivery Vehicle permit ................................. $52.00
Construction Vehicle permit ........................................ 10.00/month
up to a maximum of 52.00
d) Dog Vaccination, License Fees, and Penalty Assessments.
Annual Dog Tag Fees
altered dog ............................................... $ 5.25
unaltered dog ............................................. 15.50
' Transfer fee
altered dog ............................................... 5.25
unaltered dog ............................................. 15.50
Penalty Assessments:
Failure to display Tags ............................................ $15.00
No Dog License ..................................................... 20.00
No rabies Vaccination .............................................. 25.00
Dog Running at Large, first offense:
Altered Dog .................................................... 15.00
Unaltered Dog .................................................. 25.00
Dog Running at Large, second offense:
Altered Dog .................................................... 45.00
Unaltered Dog .................................................. 65.00
Dog Running at Large, third offense:
Altered Dog .................................................... 85.00
Unaltered Dog .................................................. 105.00
Dog Running at Large, fourth offense:
Altered Dog .................................................... 165.00
Unaltered Dog .................................................. 205.00
A third offense, or greater, requires a court appearance.
Failure to remove excreta, for each offense ........................ 25.00
Illegal hitching ................................................... 15.00
e) Public Works D~?~artment Fees.
Encroachment application and processing fee ........................ $320.00
Vacation application and processing fee .............................. 320.00
Construction and excavation permit tee ............................. 25.00
Ski storage rack permit fee ........................................ 10.00
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f) Environmental Health Department Fees.
Solid fuel burning device permit fee ................................. 25.00
Section 18
The effective date of this ordinance shall be January 1, 1993.
Section 19
This ordinance shall not have any effect on existing litigation and shall not operate as an abatement
of any action or proceeding now pending under or by virtue of the ordinances amended as herein
provided, and the same shall be construed and concluded under such prior ordinances.
Section 20
If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this ordinance is for any reason
held invalid or unconstitntional in a coart of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a
separate, distinct and independent provision and shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions
hereof.
A public hearing on the ordinance shall be held on the ~ day of/~'gt.J~ 1991, in
the City Council Charnbers, Aspen City Hall, Aspen, Colorado.
INTRODUCED, READ AND ORDERED PUBLISHED as provided by law by the City Council
of the City of Aspen on the o¢°,'~ day of , 199~.
: John S.tBennett, Mayor
ATTEST:
KathTyn S.~och, ~ity Clerk
FINALLY adopted, passed and approved this ~'~ day of ~ , 19~.
John nett, Mayor
ATTEST:
~y Ce
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