HomeMy Public PortalAbout001-1992 -GENERAL ORDINANCE AMENDING THE REVISED CODE OF GENERAORDINANCE NO. 1-1992
A GENERAL ORDINANCE AMENDING THE REVISED CODE OF
GENERAL ORDINANCES FOR THE CITY OF RICHMOND, INDIANA,
ADOPTED DECEMBER 3, 1991
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
INDIANA THAT THE REVISED CODE OF GENERAL ORDINANCES FOR THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, INDIANA, ADOPTED DECEMBER 3, 1991, IS AMENDED AS
FOLLOWS:
Page 6, Section 6, line 4 et seq., shall read as follows:
to time, shall be known and referred to as the Richmond Code and any section
thereof may be cited in the form "R.C. 10.01" or such other section number as is
appropriate.
Page 10, Section 10.01 shall read as follows:
This codification of ordinances by and for the City of Richmond, Indiana shall be
designated as the "Richmond Code" and may be cited in the form "R.C. 10.01" or such
other section number as is appropriate.
Page 14, Section 10.99(A) shall read as follows:
Any person adjudged guilty of violating any provisions of this Code shall be
fined $50.00 and may also be required to pay the costs of prosecution of such
violation.
Page 17 between the end of Section 30.01 and the beginning of Section 30.02 the
following shall be inserted:
Section 30.015 Legislative Branch
(A) The legislative branch of the City of Richmond is the Common Council.
The Council shall have exclusive authority to adopt ordinances and appropriate tax
monies received by the City, and to perform other necessary and desirable legislative
functions. (I.C. 36-4-6)
(B) The Clerk of the City of Richmond, Indiana, shall be the Clerk of the
Council and shall perform the duties prescribed by I.C. 36-4-6-9 and such other
duties as the Council may direct.
(C) The meetings of the Council shall be conducted pursuant to the
applicable statutes (I.C. 36-4-6-10 through 17) and in accordance with the Rules
of the Common Council as adopted by Ordinance No. 26-1986, which rules are
hereby re -affirmed and adopted as part of this ordinance and made a part hereof
by reference.
Page 19, Section 30.06(D) shall read as follows:
No smoking, eating or drinking shall be allowed in the Council Chamber
while Council is in session.
Page 21. Section 30A7(S) shall read as follows:
After an ordinance, order or resolution passed by the Council has been
signed by the presiding officer, the Clerk shall present it to the Mayor, and record
the time of the presentation. (I.C. 36-4-6-15.) Within 10 days after an ordinance,
order or resolution is presented to him, the Mayor shall either approve the
ordinance, order or resolution by signing it and sending the Council a message
announcing his approval, or veto the ordinance, order or resolution by returning it
unsigned to the Council with a message announcing his veto and stating his
reasons for the veto. The Mayor may approve or veto separate items of an
ordinance appropriating money or levying a tax. If the Mayor fails to act
hereunder, the ordinance, order or resolution is considered vetoed. Whenever
an ordinance, order or resolution is vetoed by the Mayor, it is considered
defeated unless the Council, at it's first regular or special meeting after the 10
day period prescribed herein, passes the ordinance, order or resolution over his
veto by a two-thirds vote. (I.C. 36-4-6-16.) After an ordinance, order or resolution
has been signed by the Mayor, it shall be attested by the Clerk and placed in the
official records of the Common Council.
Page 22, Section 30.08(L) shall be repealed.
Page 23, Section 30.10 shall read as follows:
A Motion calling for the previous question shall shut-off debate and requires a two
thirds majority of the members present for passage. Until decided, such motion
precludes all other motions except separate motions for the previous question on
pending amendments to the main question.
which shall be organized within the executive branch and operated pursuant to
the Indiana Code and the Richmond Code.
31.03 Boards and Commissions
It is hereby acknowledged that the Indiana Code and Richmond Code
establish certain boards and commissions which shall operate within the
executive branch in relation to the following departments:
(A) Board of Public Works and Safety in relation to the Richmond Police
Department, the Richmond Fire Department, the Department of Finance, the
Department of Administration, the Department of Law, and the Department of
Public Works, Sanitation and Aviation. (I.C. 36-4-9-5.)
(B) Police Merit Commission in relation to the Richmond Police
Department. (Ord. 3187-1977.)
(C) Board of Sanitary Commissioners in relation to the Department of
Public Works, Sanitation and Aviation. O.C. 36-9-25-3.)
(D) Board of Aviation Commissioners in relation to the Department of
Public Works, Sanitation and Aviation. (I.C. 8-22-2-1.)
(E) Park and Recreation Board in relation to the Department of Parks
and Recreation. (I.C. 36-10-3.)
(F) Advisory Plan Commission in relation to the Department of Planning
and Redevelopment. (I.C. 36-7-4-200. )
(G) Advisory Board of Zoning Appeals in relation to the Department of
Planning and Redevelopment. (I.C. 36-7-4-900.)
(H) Redevelopment Commission in relation to the Department of
Planning and Redevelopment. (I.C. 36-7-14-6.)
(1) Economic Growth and Development Board in relation to the
Department of Economic Growth and Development. (Ord. 57-1984.)
(J) Economic Development Commission in relation to the Department of
Economic Growth and Development. (1.C. 36-7-12-4.)
that prior law continues uninterrupted.
(B) Nothing in this ordinance shall be construed to impair the rights and
remedies of the holders of any outstanding bonds of the City of any of it's
departments or boards or to impair the obligations of the City or any of it's
departments or boards to fulfill the terms of any agreements with the holders of said
bonds. (Ord. 1-1984.)
31.07 PARK AND RECREATION NON -REVERTING FUNDS
There is created, to be under the control of the Board of Parks and
Recreation, a special non -reverting capital fund for the purpose of acquiring land or
making capital improvements, and .a special non -reverting operating fund for park
purposes, both as authorized by Indiana Code, I.C. 36-10-3-20 and I.C. 36-10-3-22.
All user fees derived from golf courses, the swimming pool, and the reservoir and all
rental income shall be deposited into the special non -reverting operating fund. All
other fees may, at the Park Board's direction, be deposited into the special non -
reverting operating fund. All proceeds from the sale of Park property and
equipment, plus special user fees, as established by the Park Board, shall be
deposited into the special non -reverting capital fund. Monies placed in these non -
reverting funds shall not be withdrawn except for the purposes for which the funds
were created, unless the Council shall repeal this provision and abolish the funds.
(Ord. 87-1985.)
31.08 ENFORCEMENT AID FUND
(A) There is established an "Enforcement Aid Fund," which is established
as a non -reverting fund for the use and benefit of the Police Department.
(B) Sources of revenue for the Enforcement Aid Fund shall be limited to:
1. Monies received as reimbursement for expenditures from the fund,
2. Money received as a result of seizures under State or Federal
forfeiture programs,
3. Specific appropriations by the City.
(C) The purpose for which funds may be expended are limited to:
1. Operations or special investigations, and
2. Purchases of equipment and material in aid of law enforcement.
(D) The City Controller's Office shall adopt accounting and disbursement
procedures in accordance with regulations and guidelines of the State Board of
Accounts to control and account for the receipt and disbursement of monies from this
fund. (Ord. 64-1991.)
governmental unit with which the Controller negotiates an intergovernmental
agreement for cooperative purchasing as authorized herein to the extent and for the
purposes authorized by such intergovernmental agreement, but excludes Richmond
Power & Light.
(1) "Federal Grants" shall include all federal grants but shall not include
annual Revenue Sharing allocations.
(J) "State Grants" shall include all state grants but shall not include Motor
Vehicle Highway or Local Road and Street funds, or state tax revenues.
(K) "Public Works" means the construction, alteration or repair of a public
building, airport facility, highway, street, alley, bridge, sewer, drain, or other
improvement that is paid out of a public fund or out of a special assessment.
41.03 ESTABLISHMENT OF CENTRAL PURCHASING
(A) The function of central purchasing for all executive departments shall be
performed by the Department of Finance pursuant to this chapter of the Code.
(B) The Controller shall assign the duties required to implement central
purchasing to employees of the Department of Finance.
(C) This Ordinance shall set forth the procurement policies and procedures
to be followed by the using departments of the City of Richmond. In the event that a
using department is proposing to expend Federal or State grant funds, the using
department shall comply with the procurement rules and regulations as set forth by the
applicable Federal or State Agency provided the same includes, at a minimum, the
provisions set forth in this ordinance.
41.04 SCOPE OF PURCHASING AUTHORITY AND OBJECTIVES
(A) Purchase or Contract - To purchase or contract for all supplies and
contractual services needed by any using department which derives it's support wholly
or in part from the City, or from a Federal or State grant of which the City is the grantee,
in accordance with purchasing procedures as prescribed by this Ordinance and such
rules and regulations as the Controller shall adopt for the internal management and
operation of the function of Central Purchasing and such other rules and regulations
as shall be prescribed by the Mayor and the Common Council.
(B) Unauthorized Purchases - Except as provided herein, it shall be unlawful
for any City officer or officers to order the purchase of any supplies or make any
contract within the purview of this Ordinance other than through the Department of
Finance, and any purchase ordered or contract made contrary to the provisions hereof
shall not be approved by the City officials, and the City shall not be bound thereby.
co -mingling of City Funds with those of such school systems and governmental units.
(0) Public Works - Act to see that all Public Works (construction) projects
comply with I.C. 36-1-12, including the applicable provisions of I.C. 36-1-12-3(a)
regulating the City's own work force.
41.05 PUBLIC WORKS
The Public Works (construction) statute I.C. 36-1-12 establishes the procedures
governing public works projects performed or contracted by all using departments.
(1) All proposed public works projects must first have the approval of the
appropriate board before they can be advertised.
(2) The decision to utilize the City's own work force to perform the construction will
be made upon consultation with the General Manager of Public Works, who will be
guided by the availability of City employees and their capacity to perform the work in
addition to the $75,000.00 ceiling on such work imposed by I.C. 36-1-12-3(a).
(3) All plans and specifications for projects exceeding $50,000.00 must have the
prior approval of a licensed architect or engineer as well as the State Board of Health,
State Fire Marshall, State Building Commissioner and any other State agency
designated by statute before sealed proposals will be accepted.
41.06 AUTHORITY TO SET SPECIFICATIONS
In addition to all other powers and duties conferred above, the Department of Finance
shall have authority to prepare and adopt written specifications for all purchases and
contracts within the scope of it's purchasing authority, subject to the following
guidelines.
(A) Classify all the supplies used by using departments, adopt as standards
the minimum number of qualities, sizes and varieties of supplies consistent with the
efficient operation of the using departments and prepare and adopt written
specifications of all such standard supplies.
(B) Consult with the heads and other officials of using departments to
determine their precise requirements and endeavor to prescribe those standards
which meet the needs of the majority of such departments.
(C) Make use of the laboratory and engineering facilities of the using
departments and technical staffs thereof in connection with the preparation and
adoption of standards and written specifications.
(D) Consult with experts outside the using departments for technical
assistance in the preparation and adoption of standards and written specifications.
41.10 PROCUREMENT PRACTICES AND COMPETITIVE BIDDING
All procurement transactions regardless of whether by sealed bids or by negotiation
and without dollar value, shall be in a manner that provides maximum open and free
competition consistent with the provisions of this ordinance and all applicable state
and federal procurement practices requirements. All purchases of supplies and
contracts for contractual services, and all sales of personal property which has
become obsolete and unusable shall, except as specifically provided herein, be based
wherever possible on competitive bids. Noncompetitive negotiation as a method of
procurement shall be authorized only in the event that an item is available only from a
single source; a public emergency or exigency exists relative to the procurement;
competition is determined inadequate after solicitation of a number of sources; or, in
case of contracts supported by Federal funds, the Federal grantor agency authorizes
noncompetitive negotiations.
41.11 FORMAL CONTRACT PROCEDURE
All supplies and contractual services except as otherwise noted herein, when the
estimated cost thereof shall exceed $25,000.00 or $10,000.00 in the case of a contract
or procurement supported by Federal funds, all supplies for a public works project to
be performed by the City's own work force, with a total estimated cost of over
$25,000.00 and all public works projects not using the City's own. work force with an
estimated cost in excess of $25,000.00 shall be purchased by formal, written contract
from the lowest responsible bidder, after due notice inviting bids, in accordance with
I.C. 36-1-9-3.
(A) Newspaper -Notice inviting bids shall be published twice in at least one
official newspaper in the City, at least seven days apart and the final notice published
at least ten days preceding the last day set for the receipt of proposals, as provided in
I.C. 5-3-1-2. Notice inviting bids for contracts using Federal funds shall be published
in newspapers of general interest once per week for three weeks prior to bid opening.
(B) Scope of Notice - The newspaper notice required herein shall include a
general description of the articles to be purchased or sold, shall state where bid blanks
and specifications may be secured, and the time and place for opening bids.
(C) Bidders List - All responsible prospective suppliers who have requested
their names to be added to a "Bidders List" shall be sent a copy of such newspaper
notice or such other notice as will acquaint them with the proposed purchase or sale.
In any case, invitations sent to the vendors on the "Bidders List" shall be limited to
commodities that are similar in character and ordinarily handled by the trade group to
which the invitations are sent.
(D) Bulletin Board - A notice of all pending purchases or sales shall be
posted on the public bulletin board in the Municipal Building.
The ability of the bidder to provide future maintenance and service
for the use of the subject of the contract;
The number and scope of conditions attached to the bid.
(J) Award to Other Than Low Bidder - When the award is not given to the
lowest bidder a full and complete statement of the reasons for placing the order
elsewhere shall be prepared and filed with the other papers relating to the transaction.
(K) Tie Bids - If all bids received are for the same total amount or unit price,
quality and services being equal, all bids shall be rejected and the same shall be re-
bid. If the rejection of such bids would seriously delay or impede the operations of the.,,..,
City or using department, the award may be made to one of the bidders by drawing
lots in public.
(L) Performance Bonds - A performance bond, before entering a contract, in
such amount as reasonably necessary to protect the best interests of the City, may be
required.
(M) Prohibition against Subdivision - No contract or purchase shall be
subdivided to avoid the requirements of this Section.
41.12 OPEN MARKET PROCEDURE
All purchases of supplies and contractual services of less than the estimated value of
$25,000.00 or $10,000.00 in the case of a procurement using Federal funds, and all
purchases in excess of the estimated value of $25,000.00 when such purchases are
not required by Indiana law to be formally bid, shall be made by competitive
negotiations in the open market. Pursuant to I.C. 36-1-12, public works projects not
using the City's own work force estimated to cost less than $25,000.00 shall use an
informal quotation system for awarding the contract.
(A) Minimum Number of Bids - All open market purchases shall, wherever
possible, be based on at least three competitive bids, and shall be awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder in accordance with the standards set forth in subsection
41.11 (1) above.
(B) Notice Inviting Bids - Bids may be solicited by prospective vendors,
including those on the "Bidders List" from the appropriate trade group, by telephone
and by public notice posted on the bulletin board of the Municipal Building.
(C) Filing - All open market orders and the bids submitted in competition
thereon shall be filed and available for public inspection.
(C) Emergency Procedure - The Controller shall prescribe by rules and
regulations the procedure under which emergency purchases by heads of using
departments may be made.
41.15 INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS
The Controller shall control and supervise storerooms and warehouses and shall
administer three internal service funds herein established, to be known as the Central
Stores Fund, the City Printing Fund and the City Gasoline Fund.
(A) Central Stores Fund - There is hereby established a separate internal
service fund which shall be known as the Central Stores Fund. Requisitions for
supplies in a store room or warehouse shall be credited to the Central Stores Fund by
a charge against the appropriation of the using department. A perpetual inventory
record of all materials, supplies or equipment stored in storeroom and warehouses
shall be maintained.
(B) City Printing Fund - There is hereby established a separate internal
service fund which shall be known as the City Printing Fund. Requisitions for City
printing services shall be credited to the City Printing Fund by a charge against the
appropriation of the using department.
(C) City Gasoline Fund - There is hereby established a separate internal
service fund which shall be known as the City Gasoline Fund. Requisitions for
gasoline shall be credited to the City Gasoline Fund by a charge against the
appropriation of the using department.
(D) Internal Service Funds Accounting - The Controller shall account for the
internal service funds created by this section according to guidelines established by
the Governmental Account Standards Board Statement No. 1, Government
Accounting, Auditing and Financial Reporting (GAAFR) 1980 Blue Book and revisions
thereof.
41.16 INSPECTION AND TESTING
(A) The Department of Finance shall inspect or authorize the inspection of all
deliveries of supplies or contractual services to determine their conformance with the
specifications set forth in the order or contract. The Controller shall have the authority
to authorize using departments having the staff and facilities for adequate. inspection to
inspect all deliveries made to them.
(B) The Department of Finance shall have the authority to require chemical
and physical tests of samples submitted with bids and samples of deliveries which are
necessary to determine their quality and conformance with the specifications. In the
performance of such tests, the Department of Finance shall have the authority to make
use of laboratory facilities of any using department or of any outside laboratory, and to
assess, or pro -rate the assessment of costs for such testing against the using
department which is to receive the tested supplies where no provision is made in the
contract with the vendor for the vendor to bear such costs.
41.17 COOPERATIVE PURCHASING
The Department of Finance shall have the authority to join with other units of
government in cooperative purchasing plans when the best interests of the City would
be served thereby.
41.18 CONSTRUCTION WITH STATE LAW
The provisions of this Ordinance are intended to supplement Indiana Code Chapters
36-1-9 (Purchasing and Leasing Materials ), 36-1-11 (Disposal of Property), and 36-1-
12 (Public Work Projects), which chapters shall prevail in the event of conflict with any
provision of this Ordinance.
41.19 CONSTRUCTION WITH REGARD TO CONTRACTS AND PROCUREMENT
SUPPORTED BY FEDERAL FUNDS
It is the specific intent of the Common Council in adopting this Ordinance to enact a
procurement system which meets the standards governing state and local grantee
procurement as regards procurements and contracts using Federal funds and which is
certified by Federal grantor agencies. Therefore, as regards such procurements and
contracts, the provisions of this Ordinance are intended to be construed as compatible
with the fulfilling the requirements contained in Attachment O of Office of Management
and Budget Circular No. A-102, Revised, contained in Federal Register Vol. 44, No.
159, pages 47874 to and including 47878, and such additional requirements as are
contained therein which may be required for such certification are hereby adopted and
incorporated herein by reference as regards contracts and procurements using
Federal funds wherein the City or a using department is a grantee, including but not
limited to the following provisions of the Procurement Standards contained in such
attachment:
1. Section 8. Procurement Procedures
2. Section 9. Contracting with Small and Minority Firms, Women's
Business Enterprise and labor Surplus Area Firms
3. Section 12. Contract Pricing
4. Section 13. Grantee Procurement Records
5. Section 14. Contract Provisions
The Controller shall issue a written decision to debar or suspend. The decision shall
state the reasons for the action taken and inform the debarred or suspended person
involved of his rights concerning judicial or administrative review. A copy of the
decision shall be mailed or delivered in person to the debarred or suspended person.
A decision to debar or suspend shall be final and conclusive, unless fraudulent, or the
debarred or suspended person within 10 days after receipt of the decision takes an
appeal to the Board of Public Works and Safety or commences a timely action in court
in accordance with applicable law.
41.22 BID PROTEST
(A) Right to Protest - Any actual or prospective bidder, offeror, or contractor
who is aggrieved in connection with the solicitation or award of a contract may protest
to the Board of Public Works and Safety. Protestors are urged to seek resolution of
their complaints initially with the Controller. A protest with respect to an invitation for
bids or request for proposals shall be submitted in writing prior to the opening of bids
or the closing date of proposals, unless the aggrieved person did not know and should
not have known of the facts giving rise to such protest prior to bid opening or the
closing date for proposals. The protest shall be submitted within 7 calendar days after
such aggrieved person knows or should have known of the facts giving rise thereto.
(B) Stay of Procurements During Protests - In the event of a timely protest
hereunder, the Department of Finance shall not proceed further with the solicitation or
award.. of the contract until all administrative and judicial remedies have been
exhausted or until the Board of Public Works and Safety makes a determination on the
record that the award of a contract without delay is necessary to protect substantial
interests of the City.
(C) Decision of the Controller - All claims by a contractor against the City
relating to a contract, except bid protests, shall be submitted in writing to the Controller
for a decision. The contractor may request a conference with the Controller on the
claim. Claims include, without limitation, disputes arising under a contract, and those
based upon breach of contract, mistake, misrepresentation, or other cause for contract
modification or rescision.
(D) Notice to the Contractor of the Controller's Decision - The decision of the
Controller shall be promptly issued in writing, and mailed or otherwise furnished to the
contractor. The decision shall state the reasons for the decision reached, and shall
inform the contractor of his appeal rights hereunder.
(E) Finality of Controller's Decision and Contractor's Right to Appeal - The
Controller's decision shall be final and conclusive unless, within 7 calendar days from
the date of receipt of the decision, the contractor mails or otherwise delivers a written
appeal to the Board of Public Works and Safety or commences .an action in a court of
competent jurisdiction.
Pa a 88 after the end of Section 41.24 he following shall be inserted:
CHAPTER 42 - ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
42.01 SHORT TITLE
This Ordinance shall be known and may be cited as the "City of Richmond Economic
Growth and Development Ordinance."
42.02 DEFINITIONS
For the purposes of this Ordinance, the following terms, phrases, words, and their
derivations shall have the meaning given herein. When not inconsistent with the
context, words used in the present tense include the future, words in the plural number
include the singular number, and words in the singular number include the plural
number. The word "shall" is always mandatory and not merely directory.
(A) "Board" is the Economic Growth and Development Board of the City as
created by this Ordinance.
(B) "City" is the City of Richmond.
(C) "Council" is the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana.
(D) : "Department" is the Economic Growth and Development Department of
the City as created by this Ordinance.
(E) "President" is the President of the Economic Growth and Development
Board as provided for hereunder.
(F) 'Secretary" is the Secretary of the Economic Growth and Development
Board as provided for hereunder.
42.03 CREATION OF DEPARTMENT
(A) A department to be known and designated as the Department of
Economic Growth and Development is created and established with full power and
authority to act as provided by law.
(B) The Department of Economic Growth and Development shall be under
the control of a board of members to be known as the Richmond Economic Growth
and Development Board.
2. Two years if the member is the business representative appointed by
Council, the industry representative appointed by the Mayor, or an at -large
representative appointed by the Mayor.
3. Three years if the member is the utility representative appointed by
Council, the at -large representative appointed by Council, or the finance
representative appointed by the Mayor.
4. At the end of the initial appointment periods, all appointments shall be for
three year terms.
(E) Vacancies - If a person appointed as an Economic Growth and
Development Board member fails to take an oath of office within 10 days after the
notice of his/her appointment is mailed to him/her, or if any board member, after
qualifying, dies, resigns, vacates his/her office, or is removed from office, the new
board member shall be appointed to fill the vacancy in the same manner as the board
member in respect to whom the vacancy occurs was appointed. The board member
appointed under this Sub -section shall serve for the remainder of the vacated term.
(F) Removal of Members - The Council, by a two-thirds vote of it's
membership, shall have the authority to remove any member of the board from office
for just cause whenever the best interest of the City shall be served thereby.
42.05 REIMBURSEMENT OF EXPENSES
An Economic Growth and Development Board member is not entitled to any salary,
but is entitled to reimbursement for expenses necessarily incurred in the performance
of his/her duties.
42.06 PECUNIARY INTERESTS
An Economic Growth and Development Board member shall disclose any pecuniary
interest in any employment, financing agreement, or other contract made under this
chapter before any action by the Board on it, and shall not vote on any such matter.
42.07 OFFICERS
Within 15 days after their appointment, the members of the board shall meet in regular
session and organize by electing from their members a President and Secretary. The
first President and Secretary shall serve until May 31, 1985. Thereafter, the Board
shall elect a President and a Secretary for annual terms beginning June 1st and
ending May 31st of the following year. The Board shall have the authority to elect
such other officers as it may deem necessary for the same annual terms beginning
June 1st and ending May 31st of the following year.
Page 303, Section 98.02 (2) shall read as follows:
Department - refers to the Department of Law of the City of Richmond, Indiana.
Page 303, Section 98.02 3) shall read as follows:
Director - refers to the City Attorney or his authorized representative.
Page 304, Section 98.05 shall read as follows:
The Director or his authorized representative shall be
and to proceed under the provisions of said law in ordering
any buildings found to be unsafe as defined by State Law
definition as set forth herein.
Page 306 Section 98.08 shall read as follows:
authorized to administer. .
the repair or removal of
adopted herein and the
orders issued pursuant to this Ordinance by the Director or his authorized
representative.
Page 306, Section 98.09 shall read as follows:
An unsafe building fund is hereby established in the operating budget of the
Department of Law in accordance with the provisions of I.C. 36-7-9-14.
Passep(and adopted by the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana, this
day of February, 1992.
044 President
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Attes . City Clerk
(No a Carnes)
Presented to the Mayor this 4 day of February, 1992, at 9 a.m.
City Clerk
(Nor a Carnes)
Approved by the Mayor this ay of February, 2, at 9:05 a.m.
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Attes • '6-��-� ity Clerk
(Norma Carnes)
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DISPOSITION OF ORDINANCE NO. -1992�—
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