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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1968
Page
10
Used 1966 Corvair two door with automatic transmission rear wheel drive and white walls. One owner low mileage priced to sell at 1595 dollars.
Subsections of Ordinance No 00 and Ordinance No 300 are amended to redefine sale, leasing, and rental of tangible and real property in Salem. The changes include security transfers, living quarters leasing, fabrication and on site service, subscriptions, and business resale rules, with specific exclusions and taxable activities noted.
City council adopts emergency ordinance to preserve public welfare. Includes tax exemptions for leases before 1967 with exceptions for hotels and similar properties. Hospital property purchases and charity hospitals exempt from net earnings inures to private individuals. Official approval dates and publish order noted.
Ordinance No 382 amends the 1967 edition of the Uniform Building Code to establish a five member Building Advisory Board for the City of Scottsdale. The board is defined as five qualified individuals with experience to act on matters under Section 204.
Monday March 25 1968 text outlines the Scottsdale Building Code Board structure terms of office qualifications and removal rules. It details appointment by City Council for four year terms two architects or engineers one contractor and representatives from fire rating and construction industry plus procedure and secretary duties and authority to grant minor variances.
The Scottsdale text outlines a three member quorum for board decisions on minor variances and building code amendments. It states meetings within ten days of appeal filing, public hearings with five days notice, and an appeal filing fee of ten dollars. It also declares severability and an emergency clause for immediate operation. The ordinance was passed March 19, 1968 and published March 26, 1988.
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