Ordinance No. 11,437ORDINANCE NO. 11,437
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN, TEXAS. AMENDING
CHAPTER 2-ADMINISTRATION." ARTICLE V "FINANCE," DIVISION 1
"GENERALLY. SECTION 2 -595 "FEES FOR VARIOUS CITY SERVICES."
SUBSECTION (B) "DEVELOPMENT SERVICES" OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN, TEXAS, BY ADDING A NEW
SUBSECTION TO BE NUMBERED AND ENTITLED SUBSECTION (12)
`RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARK LICENSE/RENEWAL" TO UPDATE
FEES FOR SUCH LICENSES AND RENEWALS; REPEALING ARTICLE IV
"RECREATIONAL VEHICLES," CHAPTER 58 "MANUFACTURED HOMES.
MOBILE HOMES AND PARKS" OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES,
BAYTOWN. TEXAS, IN ITS ENTIRETY. AMENDING CHAPTER 58
"MANUFACTURED HOMES, MOBILE HOMES AND PARKS" OF THE
CODE OF ORDINANCES. BAYTOWN. TEXAS, TO RENAME THE SAME
AS CHAPTER 58 "MANUFACTURED HOMES, MOBILE HOMES.
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES AND PARKS ": AMENDING CHAPTER 58
"MANUFACTURED HOMES. MOBILE HOMES. RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES AND PARKS" BY ADDING A NEW ARTICLE TO BE
NUMBERED AND ENTITLED ARTICLE IV "RECREATIONAL VEHICLES"
OF TIIE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN, TEXAS,
TO UPDATE THE REGULATIONS AND LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
PERTAINING TO RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKS: PRESCRIBING A
MAXIMUM PENALTY OF FIVE HUNDRED AND NO /100 DOLLARS
($500.00); PROVIDING A REPEALING CLAUSE; CONTAINING A
SAVINGS CLAUSE: AND PROVIDING FOR TI 1E PUBLICA`I "ION AND
EFFECTIVE DATE THEREOF.
WHEREAS, the City desires to ensure that recreational vehicle parks are located.
developed, maintained, and occupied in accordance with standards and regulations which protect
the health, safety. and general welfare of the occupants and operators of such parks and the
citizens of the city: and
WHEREAS, recreational vehicle parks licensed and operating as of the date of the
passage of this ordinance by the City Council of the City of Baytown may continue to operate as
long as they are maintained in accordance with the standards and as permitted in effect at the
time of their construction. which, in part, are incorporated herein; and
WHEREAS, such existing recreational vehicle parks seeking a permit to expand the park
after the effective date of this ordinance will have to comply with all of the standards set forth
herein for such expansion and access thereto: and
WI- IEREAS, nothing contained herein shall be construed to exempt any park from being
maintained in a manner to ensure a clean and safe environment for recreational park users,
operators and the general public; NOW THEREFORE,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN,
TEXAS:
Section 1: That Chapter 2 "Administration," Article V "Finance," Division 1
"Generally, Section 2 -595 "Fees for various city services." Subsection (b) "Development
Services" of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Baytown, Texas, is hereby amended by
adding a new subsection to be numbered and entitled subsection (12) "Recreational Vehicle
Park L,icense/Renewal,' which subsection shall read as follows:
CfLAPTER 2. ADMINISTRATION
ARTICLE V. FINANCE
Division 1. Generally
Sec. 2 -595. Fees for various city services.
b. Development Services. Any person applying to the city for a permit shall pay to the city,
prior to the issuance of the permit, a permit fee for any improvement based upon the
following schedules. If work for which a permit is required by this code is commenced
prior to obtaining the required permit, the fees specified in this subsection shall be
doubled. The payment of this fee shall not relieve any person from any penalties or
enforcement action arising from a person's failure to timely obtain the requisite permit.
12. Recreational Vehicle Park License /Renewal.
A nonrefundable license application investigation fee of $50.00 shall accompany
each application for a license, provided such investigation fee will be allowed as a
credit upon the license if it is granted. The license fee shall be deternined by the
following fee schedule:
Under 25 recreational vehicle stands ........... ........................$150.00
25 through 50 recreational vehicle stands ..... .........................250.00
51 through 75 recreational vehicle stands ..... .........................350.00
76 through 100 recreational vehicle stands ... .........................450.00
Each stand in excess of 100 ............................ ...........................5.00
The annual renewal license shall be determined by the following fee schedule:
Under 25 recreational vehicle stands ............ .........................$90.00
25 through 50 recreational vehicle stands ..... .........................110.00
51 through 100 recreational vehicle stands ... .........................120.00
101 through 150 recreational vehicle stands .......................... 170.00
Over 150 recreational vehicle stands ............ .........................200.00
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Section 2: That Chapter 58 "Manufactured Homes, Mobile Homes and Parks,"
Article IV "Recreational Vehicles" of the Code of Ordinances, Baytown, Texas, is hereby
repealed in its entirety.
Section 3: That Chapter 58 "Manufactured Homes, Mobile Homes and Parks" of the
Code of Ordinances, Baytown, Texas. is hereby renamed to be entitled Chapter 58
"Manufactured Homes, Mobile Homes, Recreational Vehicles and Parks."
Section 4: That Chapter 58 "Manufactured Homes, Mobile Homes, Recreational
Vehicles and Parks" Article IV "Recreational vehicles" of the Code of Ordinances of the City of
Baytown, Texas, is hereby amended by adding a new article to be numbered and entitled Article
IV "Recreational Vehicles." which article shall read as follows:
CHAPTER 58. MANUFACTURED H01IES, MOBILE HOMES AND RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES AND PARKS.
ARTICLE IV. RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
Division 1. In General.
58- 231. Purpose.
The purpose of this article shall be to ensure that recreational vehicle parks are located.
developed, maintained, and occupied in accordance with standards and regulations which protect
the health, safety, and general welfare of the occupants and operators of such parks and the
citizens of the city.
58- 232. Applicability; grandfathering.
(a) Neiv recreational vehicle parks. This article shall apply to all new recreational
vehicle parks as defined in section 58 -233.
(b) Existing recreational vehicle parks. For purposes of this article. existing recreational
vehicle parks as defined in section 58 -233 shall be subject only to divisions 1 and 3 of
this article and to the following regulations established in this division 2 of this article
except as otherwise provided by V.T.C.A.. Local Government Code ch. 245:
(1) drainage standards as specified in section 58 -252;
(2) tent standards as specified in section 58 -254;
(3) lighting standards as specified in section 58 -258:
(4) parking standards as specified in section 58 -259 (a), (c), (e), (1), (g), and (h);
(5) sidewalk standards as specified in section 58 -260;
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(6) water standards as specified in section 58 -261;
(7) wastewater stauidards as specified in section 58 -262;
(8) electrical distribution system standards as specified in section 58 -263;
(9) fire protection standards as specified in section 58 -264:
(10) maintenance standards as specified in section 58 -265;
(11) campground standards as specified in section 58 -266; and
(12) cottage and cabin standards as specified in section 58 -267.
58 -233. Definitions.
The following words, terms and phrases when used in this article, shall have the
meaning ascribed to them in this section, except when the context clearly indicates a
different meaning:
All- weather staface means an area. which is usable or operative in all kinds of
weather over which emergency and the area's typical passenger vehicles can pass at all
times and which is constructed of a material. such as brick, pavers, asphalt or concrete over
compacted sub -base and base as appropriate, which does not create mud during rainfall.
Building codes shall mean those codes adopted and amended in chapter 18 of this
code, including, the building code, the electrical code, the plumbing code, the mechanical
code. the fuel gas code. the property maintenance code, and the energy conservation code.
Cabin means a structure for use by a guest and is greater than 120 square feet in size
with or without a kitchen and /or with or without a bathroom for guests of a recreational
vehicle park.
Campground means an area on which campsites intended for occupancy overnight or
longer by persons using a tent or a recreational vehicle not equipped with plumbing are
provided inside the recreational vehicle park.
Cottage means site -built or manufactured structure. which is (i) deliverable on a
single chassis. (ii) greater than 120 square feet. and (ii) equipped bathroom and kitchen
facilities, for guests of a recreational vehicle park.
Driveway system means a private facility providing access for vehicles and
pedestrians to parking spaces, garages, dwellings. or other structures or land uses.
Existing recreational vehicle park means a recreational vehicle park that
(1) was:
(a) existing and licensed on September 19, 2010:
(b) existing and licensed on September 19, 2010, and that are in the process of
modification or improvement under building licenses and permits granted
prior to September 19, 2010: or
(c) existing and licensed on September 19, 2010, and that are thereafter
modified, expanded or improved within the boundaries of the existing
park, as identified on a previously approved (i) plat, which has not
expired, (ii) plans permitted by the city, which have not expired, or (iii)
license application provided the resulting license is in effect on
September 19, 2010:
and
(2) has been licensed
(a) continuously since September 19, 2010, or
(b) since September 19, 2010, with no gap in licensure under this article at
any one time of more than one year.
Land development regulations shall mean regulations contained in this code which arise
due to the construction, rehabilitation or expansion of a recreational vehicle park, including, but
not limited to, those regulations contained in chapters 18, 126, and 130.
New recreational vehicle park means a recreational vehicle park that is not an
existing recreational vehicle park.
Off street parking means space designed to be occupied by parked vehicles on
premises other than along a public street or the designated drive lanes of a driveway system
or a private street.
Operator means an owner, landlord, and/or manager of a recreational vehicle park.
Park model means a recreational vehicle, which does not exceed 400- square feet, sits
on a single chassis typically placed on rented, leased or purchased sites in recreational
vehicle park and is built to the ANSI 119.5 standard as set forth by the Recreational Park
Trailer Industry Association.
Public street means a roadway, alley. road, right -of -way, or other public way.
including a curb, berm, shoulder and all other paved or unpaved portions of the right -of-
way, which is owned or maintained by a governmental entity.
Recreation area means an area designed for open space or recreation for exclusive
use of the users of a recreational vehicle park and meeting the standards specified in section
58 -255.
Recreational vehicle means a motor vehicle primarily designed as living quarters for
recreational camping or travel use. The term includes a travel trailer, park model, camping
trailer, truck camper. and motor home.
Recreational vehicle park means a parcel of land on which at least five (5)
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recreational vehicle stands are located.
Recreational vehicle stand ineans the all weather surface, individual vehicle parking
spaces, individual green space and required utility connections (e.g., water, sewer,
electricity) and optional utilities (e.g., cable, internet).
Tent means a collapsible movable shelter consisting of a tough fabric held up by
poles and kept in place by a system of ropes and pegs or a self - supporting frame.
Washroom means a public building designed for the use of the guests of the
recreational vehicle park that includes separate rest rooms for males and females and
separate showers for males and females.
Sec. 58 -234. Location of recreational vehicles.
Recreational vehicles may only be occupied as a residence in a licensed recreational
vehicle park or manufactured home park. unless:
(1) permitted pursuant to section 22 -102 of this code: or
(2) located in a subdivision for which a plat is recorded in the county real property
records on or before April 22, 1999. and in which a majority of the lots are
subject to deed restrictions expressly allowing recreational vehicles to be used
and occupied as residences.
Division 2. Standards.
Sec. 58 -251. Applicability of standards.
(a) Generally. Except as provided in Section 58.232 (b) or subsection (b) of this section, the
standards set forth in this division shall apply to all recreational vehicle parks.
(b) Exception. Sections 58 -255 and 58 -259 shall not apply to recreational vehicle parks
containing twenty -four (24) or fewer recreational vehicle stands, tents, or a combination
thereof
Sec. 58 -252. Drainage.
The drainage standards that apply to commercial development, to commercial plats, and
to property for which a commercial building permit is sought and /or civil site plan is required are
applicable to recreational vehicle parks.
Sec. 58 -253. Spacing.
Recreational vehicles shall be separated from each other and from other buildings,
structures, and recreation space by at least ten feet on the sides and end -to -end.
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Sec. 58 -254. Tents.
Tents, except for occasional use at a dwelling unit, shall be located only in licensed
recreational vehicle parks, where adequate washrooms are provided.
Sec. 58 -255. Recreation area.
(a) Recreational vehicle parks shall contain at least one outdoor recreation area that shall be
easily accessible to all recreational vehicle park users by sidewalks, walking paths. or
other all- weather surfaces.
(b) The size of the recreation area shall at a minimum be (i) 2,500 square feet or (ii) 100
square feet for each recreational vehicle stand. whichever is greater.
(c) Recreation areas shall be so located as to be free of traffic hazards and shall not be
adjacent to an arterial street. a freeway or a collector street as designated in the city's
thoroughfare plan, unless a five (5) foot fence separates the recreation area from the
arterial street, a freeway or a collector street.
(d) If the recreation area includes a swimming pool, it shall be permitted in accordance with
article XIII, Chapter 42 of this code and follow all applicable regulations of the city of
and the state.
(e) Any recreation facilities to be open after dark shall be lit and shall provide lighting that is
appropriately designed to not spill onto adjacent properties and to provide appropriate
lumens for nighttime foot traffic.
Sec. 58 -256. Setbacks, buffers.
(a) Recreational vehicle parks shall comply with the setback and buffers for the zoning
district in which they are located.
(b) The minimum distance between individual recreational vehicles and the pavement of a
driveway system shall be four feet (4').
(c) The minimum distance between individual recreational vehicles and common areas such
as recreation areas, dumpsters. washrooms and office space shall be ten feet (10') on the
sides and end -to -end.
(d) All recreational vehicle parks shall be separated from all adjacent residential uses by an
opaque screen. which shall consist of at least:
(1) a six -foot (6') high berm;
(2) a six -foot (6') high fence:
(3) a six -foot (6') high wall;
(4) evergreen shrubs six foot (6') high at the at the time of installation or to be six
feet (6') high at the end of the first growing season with no visible breaks between
shrubs; or
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any combination of the four.
Sec. 58 -257. Driveway system.
(a) All recreational vehicle parks shall be provided with safe and convenient vehicular access
from abutting public streets to the internal parking area, internal driveway system or
recreational vehicle stands.
(b) All recreational vehicle parks shall comply with driveway standards as specified in
section 122 -91 of this code. Interior driveways or roadways in a recreational vehicle park
are not required to be built to public or private street standards.
(c) Interior circulation in recreational vehicle parks may be on a system of driveways as long
as the driveway system at appropriate locations provides for and has appropriately
dedicated required fire lanes.
(d) Driveway systems within a recreational vehicle park shall meet the following minimum
width standards, free from vehicular parking:
(1) One -way drive width: minimum twelve feet (12'); and
(2) Two -way drive width: minimum twenty -four feet (24') wide.
Sec. 58 -258. Lighting
All recreational vehicle parks shall be furnished with lighting in order to provide the
following average maintained levels (illumination for the safe movement of pedestrians and
vehicles at night):
(1) All parts of the recreational vehicle park driveway system shall average 0.6 foot -
candles and no part shall have less than 0.1 foot - candle: and
(2) Potentially hazardous locations, such as major street or driveway intersections and
steps or stepped ramps shall be individually illuminated and shall have a
minimum of 0.3 foot- candles.
Sec. 58 -259. Off - street parking.
(a) Parking areas shall be provided in all recreational vehicle parks for the use of
recreational vehicle park users and employees.
(b) Parking areas shall be furnished at the rate of at least two spaces for each recreational
vehicle stand.
(c) Recreational vehicle parks shall provide vehicle parking off an internal driveway
system rather than off a public street.
(d) Spaces associated with a recreational vehicle stand shall be on or immediately
adjacent to the recreational vehicle stand for which they are required.
(e) Parking spaces may be tandem or side by side.
(f) Each parking space shall be (i) at least 9 feet by 18 feet in size.
(g) Each space shall be an all - weather surface, and maintained in good condition.
(h) Vehicles other than recreational vehicles are allowed to park within the driveway
system provided:
(1) the parking space is at least 9 feet x 18 feet in size; and
(2) the minimum traffic widths contained in section 58 -257 are satisfied even
with the parking space:
(i) Additional parking is not required for the recreation area in a recreational vehicle
park unless the recreation area includes a pool and clubhouse. If the recreation area
includes a pool and clubhouse at least five additional parking spaces are required.
The office shall have a space for recreational vehicle check -in and office parking.
Where a laundry facility or a .vashroorn is provided, each shall have at least two
parking spaces.
Sec. 58 -260. Sidewalks.
An all- weather sidewalk system shall be provided and maintained between locations
where pedestrian traffic is concentrated where an alternate all - weather walking surface is
not provided. Such sidewalks shall have a minimum width of three feet.
Sec. 58 -261. Water.
Potable water shall be provided in a recreational vehicle park pursuant to city and
state regulations. Building permits shall not be issued in any case where potable water
meeting city standards cannot be provided by operator /developer pursuant to code
requirements.
Sec. 58 -262. Wastewater
Wastewater facilities shall be provided pursuant to city and state regulations.
Building permits shall not be issued in any case where wastewater collection facilities
meeting city standards cannot be provided by operator /developer pursuant to code
requirements.
Sec. 58 -263. Electrical distribution system.
Every recreational vehicle park shall contain an electrical wiring system consisting of
wiring, fixtures, equipment and appurtenances which shall be installed and maintained in
accordance with all applicable sections of this code and the codes adopted therein.
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Sec. 58 -264. Fire protection.
The recreational vehicle park shall at all times be maintained in compliance with all
applicable fire regulations adopted by the city.
Sec. 58 -265. Maintenance.
All recreational vehicle parks shall be maintained in accordance with all maintenance
and health standards of this code, including, but not limited to, chapters 18, 26 and 42.
Sec. 58 -266. Campgrounds.
Campgrounds may include a slab for each tent and shall be equipped with electrical
and water connections. In cases where the renter of a space in the campgrounds is unable
to connect to water and sewer. the recreational vehicle park shall provide a washroom.
Sec. 58 -267. Cottages and Cabins.
(a) Cottages.
(1) When a cottage is a park model, such cottage placed within a recreational
vehicle park must be in compliance with the ANSI Recreational Park Trailer
Standard ANSI Al 19.5, 2009 Edition.
(2) When a cottage is a modular building and subject to the state industrialized
housing standards, it must be placed on permanent foundation and when
placed in a recreational vehicle park must comply with the building codes of
the city.
(3) When a cottage is a manufactured home. it must supply ground anchors and
tie downs and must be skirted in accordance with all applicable manufactured
housing regulations of the city and the state.
(4) If a cottage is site - built. it must meet all requirements of the building codes of
the city.
(5) Cottages must comply with the state architectural barriers act, including the
regulations therein concerning parking spaces and building accessibility.
(b) Cabins.
(1) A site plan for each cabin is required. which plan shall show the placement on
the lot. and permanent connections to water and wastewater systems in cases
in which bathrooms or kitchens are provided.
(2) Each cabin, with the exception of the requirement to provide a bathroom(s)
and kitchen, must meet the building codes and the fire code adopted in section
38 -61 of this code.
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(3) Cabins raised above base elevation shall include ramps and steps meeting all
applicable requirements of chapter 18 of this code and the building codes.
(4) Cabins that do not supply bathrooms or kitchens may only be located in
recreational vehicle parks that supply washrooms in compliance with section
58 -268.
(5) Cabins must comply with the state architectural barriers act, including the
regulations therein concerning parking spaces and building accessibility.
Sec. 58 -268. Washrooms.
(a) The number of restrooms and showers shall be commensurate with the number of
sites for cabins. vehicles and/or tents without internal restrooin/shower facilities that
may park in the recreational vehicle park and shall be determined in accordance with
the standards contained in chapter 18.
(b) A recreational vehicle park with 25 spaces for cabins vehicles and/or tents without
internal restroom /shower facilities shall provide one washroom with one male and
one female restroom and one shower for each sex. For each increment of 25 or less
spaces for cabins vehicles and/or tents not provided with wastewater connections, an
additional toilet and shower for each sex shall be provided.
Division 3. License.
Sec. 58- 292. Annual Operating Licensing.
(a) Prior to establishing, maintaining or operating a recreational vehicle park, the operator of
the recreational vehicle park shall obtain recreational vehicle park operating license from
the city.
(b) "The annual operating license shall be valid for a period of one year beginning upon the
date of issuance of the license by the chief building official and must be renewed
annually.
(c) The chief building official shall have authority to suspend or revoke recreational vehicle
park operators' licenses or to order utility disconnections.
(d) The chief building official shall revoke any license for which the operator has failed to
comply with this article.
(e) A recreational vehicle park operating license issued under this division is not
transferable, assignable or divisible and it is a violation of these regulations for any
person to attempt to do so.
(f) If a recreational vehicle park is sold or transferred. the new operator shall make
application for a license in order to continue to operate the recreational vehicle park
within ten days after such sale or transfer. If such application has been filed within the
ten -day period, the new operator will have sixty days from the sale or transfer to secure a
new recreational vehicle license.
Sec. 58- 293. Application.
No recreational vehicle park operating license shall be issued under this division until the
operator makes application in writing on a form to be furnished by the chief building official.
Such application shall be verified under oath and shall at a minimum contain the following
information:
(a) A description of the park, including its address and legal description;
(b) A site plan to scale depicting the location of recreational vehicle stands, cabins, cottages,
recreational areas, parking, the driveway system, washrooms, and campgrounds.
(c) The names, addresses, and telephone numbers of all owners with a right of control over
the property;
(d) The name, address, and telephone number of the property manager or agent, and whether
the property manager or agent has the authority to independently act on the owner's
behalf to repair or maintain the recreational vehicle park;
(e) The name, address, and telephone number of a person, who will respond in case of
emergency;
(f) Number of recreational vehicle stands. cottages, and cabins; and
(g) Any reasonably related additional information required by the chief building official.
Sec. 58 -294. Inspection.
(a) The chief building official may conduct:
(1) Inspections for issuance of certificate of occupancy for offices, washrooms, and
other structures for which a building permit is required in the recreational vehicle
park pursuant to chapter 18 of this code.
(2) Periodic inspections: and
(3) Follow -up inspections.
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(b) The following areas of a recreational vehicle park shall be subject to periodic inspection
by the chief building official:
(1) all building exteriors and
(2) all exterior and interior common areas.
(c) The chief building official may inspect portions of a recreational vehicle park as
frequently as the chief building official deems necessary. The chief building official shall
schedule periodic inspections no less frequently than once every year.
(d) The operator of a recreational vehicle park shall make all exteriors, all exterior and
interior common areas, available to the chief building official for inspections at all
reasonable times.
(e) The operator of a recreational vehicle park that fails a periodic inspection shall correct all
violations identified by the periodic inspection report within 30 days after receipt of the
periodic inspection report or within a reasonable time after receipt of the periodic
inspection report in accordance with industry standards as specified by the chief building
official.
(f) If the recreational vehicle park fails the first follow -up inspection, the city shall assess the
operator a subsequent follow -up inspection fee of $50.00 for the recreational vehicle park
I'm which a violation persists. The follow -up inspection fee shall be paid in advance of
the required follow -up inspections.
Section 5: Any person who fails to comply with any provision of this ordinance shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction. shall be punished by a fine not exceeding
FIVE HUNDRED AND NO /100 DOLLARS ($500.00). Each act of violation and each day upon
which any such violation shall occur shall constitute a separate offense. In addition to the penalty
prescribed above, the city may pursue other remedies such as abatement of nuisances, injunctive
relief, administrative adjudication and revocation of licenses or permits.
Section 6: All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent with the terms of this
ordinance are hereby repealed: provided. however, that such repeal shall be only to the extent of
such inconsistency and in all other respects this ordinance shall be cumulative of other
ordinances regulating and governing the subject matter covered by this ordinance.
Section 7: if any provision, section, exception, subsection, paragraph, sentence.
clause or phrase of this ordinance or the application of same to any person or the set of
circumstances, shall for any reason be held unconstitutional, void or invalid, such invalidity shall
not affect the validity of the remaining provisions of this ordinance or their application to other
persons or sets of circumstances and to this end all provisions of this ordinance are declared to be
severable.
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Section 8: This ordinance shall take effect from and after ten (10) days from its
passage by the City Council. The City Clerk is hereby directed to give notice hereof by causing
the caption of this ordinance to be published in the official newspaper of the City of Baytown at
least twice within ten (10) days after passage of this ordinance.
INTRODUCED, READ, and PASSED by the affi ati e vote t e Cit
City of Baytown, this the 91h day of September, ?010. 1 A
DAVID MCCARTNEY, Makor Rro Tem
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NACIO RAMIREZ, SR., Ci Attorney
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