HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-12 To Approve, Adopt, Enact, and To Make Full Force in Effect in the Town of Vail the Vail Municipal Code
ORDINANCE N0. !~
Series of 1977
AN ORDINANCE TO APPROVE, ADOPT, ENACT AND
TO MAKE FULL FORCE IN EFFECT.ZN THE TOWN
OF VAIL, COLORADO, BY REFERENCE THERETO,
THE VAIL MUNICIPAL CODE, CONTAINING ALL
OF THE GENERAL AND PERMANENT ORDINANCES
OF THE TOWN OF VAIL TO AND INCLUDING
ORDINANCE N0. 9, SERIES OF 1977; SPECIFYING
THE SECONDARY CODES ADOPTED THEREWITH;
SPECIFYING THE PENALTY SECTIONS Off" THE
CODE; EFFECTIVE DATE; AND, OTHER DETAILS
RELATING TO THE FOREGOING.
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WHEREAS, the Colorado General Assembly has provided
for the codification of the permanent and general ordinances
of the Town of Vail in C.R.S. 31--16-201 through 31--16-208
0.973, as amended); and
WHEREAS, the Book Publishing Company, Seattle,
Washington, has compiled, edited and published a codification
of permanent and general ordinances of the Town of Vail,
Colorado; and
WHEREAS, the adopting ordinance and codification of
the permanent and general ordinances of the Town of Vail,
Colorado, and secondary codes therein adopted by reference
were introduced and first read on May 3, 1977; and
WHEREAS, notice for a public hearing was twice published
in accordance with C.R.S. 31--16--243 (1973, as amended) ; and
WHEREAS, said public hearing was held on June 7, 1977;
and
WHEREAS, there have been filed and there are now on
file in the office of the Town Clerk for public inspection,
three copies of a document entitled, "Municipal Code of the
Town of Vail, Colorado and commonly known as the Vail Municipal
Code."
THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE
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TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO, THAT:
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Section 1, Adoption.
Pursuant to the provisions of C.R.S. 31-16-201 through
31-16-208 (1973, as amended) there is hereby adopted the
"Vail Municipal Code" as published by Book Publishing Company,
Seattle, Washington.
Section 2. Secondary Codes Adopted By Reference.
The following codes with certain modifications are
adopted by reference by primary code in accordance with C.R.S.
31-16-203 (1973, as amended):
(a) "Mode1 Traffic Code for Colorado Municipalities",
officially approved, adopted, and published in
1974 as such by the State Department of Highways,
Denver, Colorado.
(b) Uniform Building Code, 1973 Edition, published by
International Conference of Building Officials,
5360 South Workman Mill Road, Whittier, California,
90601.
{c) Uniform Fire Code, 1973 Edition, published by
the International Conference of Building Officials
and Western Fire Chiefs Association, 5360 South
Workman Mi11 Road, Whittier, California, 90601.
{d} National Electric Code, 1975 Edition, published by
The National Fire Protection Association, 470
Atlantic Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts.
(e) Unif orm Plumbing Code, 1973 Edition, published by
The International Association of Plumbing and
Mechanical Officials, 5032 Alhambra Avenue, Las
Angeles, California, 90032.
(f) Uniform Mechanical Code, 1973 Edition, published by
The International Association of Plumbing and
Mechanical Officials, 5032 Alhambra Avenue, Los
Angeles, California, 90032.
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Section 3. Title - Citation _ Reference.
This code shall be known as the "Vail Municipal Code",
and it shall be sufficient to refer to said code as the "Vail
Municipal Code" in any prosecution far the violation of any
provision thereof or in any proceeding at law or equity. It
shall be sufficient to designate any ordinance adding to, amend-
ing, correcting, or repealing all or any portion thereof as an
addition to, amendment to, correction or repeal of the "Vail
Municipal Code". Further reference may be had to the titles,
chapters, sections, and sub-sections of the "Vail Municipal
Code" and such references shall apply to that number, title,
chapter, section or sub-section as it appears in the code.
Section ~. Ordinances Passed Prior to the Code.
The last ordinance included in the original code is
Ordinance No. 21, Series of 1976, passed September 7, 1976.
The following ordinances, passed subsequent to Ordinance No,
21, Series of 1976, but prior to adoption of this code are
hereby adopted and made part of this code: Ordinance No. 28,
Series of 1976; Ordinance No. 31, Series of 1976; Ordinance
No. 37, Series of 1976; Ordinance No. 1, Series of 1977;
Ordinance No. 4 & 5, Series of 1977; Ordinance No. 9,
Series of 1977.
Section 5. Codification Authority.
This code consists of all the regulatory and penal
ordinances and certain of the administrative ordinances of
the Tawn of Vail, Colorado, codified pursuant to the provisions
of C.R.S. 31-16-201 through 31-16-208 11973, as amended).
Section &. Reference Applies to all Amendments.
Whenever a reference is made to this code as the "Vail
Municipal Code" or to any portion thereof, or to any ordinance
of the Town of Vail, Colorado, the reference shall apply to ..
all amendments, corrections and additions thereto, now or
hereafter made.
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Section 7. Title, Chapter and Section Headings.
Title, chapter and section headings contained herein
shall not be deemed to govern, limit, modify or in any manner
affect the scope, meaning or intent of the provisions of any
title, chapter or section hereof.
Section 8. Ref erence to Specific Ordinances.
The provisions of this code shall not in any manner
affect matters of record which refer to, or are otherwise
connected with ordinances which are therein specifically
designated by number or otherwise which are included within
the code, but such reference shall be construed to apply to
the corresponding provisions contained in the code.
Section 9. Effect of Code on Past Actions and
Obligations.
Neither the adoption of this code nor the repeal nor
the amendments hereby of any ordinance or part or portion of
any ordinance of the Town of Vail shall in any manner affect
the prosecution for violations of ordinances, which violations
were committed prior to the effective date hereof, nor be
construed as a waiver of any license, fee, penalty, at said
effective date due and unpaid under such ordinances, nor be
construed as affecting any of the provisions of such ordinances
relating to the collection of any such license, fee, or penalty,
or the penal provisions applicable to any violation thereof,
nor to affect the validity of any bond or cash deposit in lieu
thereof required to be posted, filed or deposited pursuant
to any ordinance and all rights and obligations thereunder
appertaining shall continue in full force and effect. Further,
the adoption of this ordinance shall not affect or impair or
be applicable to:
(a) any preceding suit, or legal action presently
pending;
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(b) any special ordinance, resolution or motion
heretofore passed, adopted and made validating, ratifying
or legalizing the acts or omissions of any officer or
validating any ordinance, act or proceeding whatever; and
all validating and legalizing acts of and by the Town Council
whatsoever and now in force are hereby continued in force;
(c) any ordinance relating to the public debt or
the public credit or any annexation of territory;
(d) any ordinance relating to a contract to which the
Town of Vail, Colorado, is a party or to any contract made
for its benefits;
(e) any ordinance, resolution or motion making
appropriation of public funds;
(f) any ordinance, levying a special. benefit assess-
ment or creating a lien and debt against any property situate
within the Town of Vail, Colorado, and improved by the
opening, widening, extension or paving of any street or public
thoroughfare within the Town and/or the installation of gutters,
curbs, curbwalks or sidewalks along said street or thoroughfare,
and/or the installation, construction of utilities or other
similar type improvements;
(g) any ordinance or resolution granting any franchise,
license, right or revocable permit to any person, firm or
corporation, which franchise, license, right-or revocable
permit was legally in force and effect on the effective date
of this ordinance; it being the express intent and purpose of
the Town Council that every such franchise, license, right or
revocable permit shall expire as originally provided by the
ordinance granting the same unless sooner terminated by the
Council acting under and pursuant to the ordinances and charter
of the Town of Vail, or the terms and conditions set forth
in the ordinance or resolution making the grant;
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{h) any ordinance or resolution promising or guaranteeing
the payment of money by the Town or authorizing the issuance and
sale of general obligation or revenue bonds by the Town;
(i} any administrative ordinance or resolution of the
Town not in conflict or inconsistent with the provisions of the
Vail Municipal Code;
{j} any ordinance providing for and making the annual
tax levy in and for the Town of Vail, Colorado, or ordinance
adopting the budget for the Town or making the annual appropri-
ation;
(k} any ordinance or resolution establishing land use
zoning districts in the Town, adapting a map of zoning districts,
providing for adjustment, enforcement and amendment thereof;
or, any ordinance approving a subdivision of land within the
Town or annexation to the Town;
{1) any ordinance, resolution or motion naming, renaming,
opening, accepting or vacating streets, alleys, or rights-off'-way
in the Town;
{m} any ordinance relating to the sale or purchase of
real property or personal property or relating to the vacation
or release of rights in real property, or any ordinance providing
for rights in real or personal property, or any ordinance
designating the purpose for which land is to be used, or any
ordinance relating to any other such similar matter.
Section 10. Violations and Punishment.
It shall be unlawful for any person to violate any pro-
visa.on or to fail to comply with any of the requirements of this
code. Any person who shall violate any provisions of this code,
shall. be punishable by a fine of not more than $300.00 or by
imprisonment for a period of not more than ninety {90} days or
by both such fine and imprisonment. Any such person shall be
guilty of a separate offense far each and every day during any
portion of which in violation of any provision of this code
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is committed, continued, or permitted by such person and shall
be punished accordingly. In addition to the penalty hezeinabove
provided, in a condition caused or permitted to exist in
violation of any of the provisions of this code shall be deemed
a public nuisance and may be, by this Town summarily abated as
such, and each day that such condition continues shall be r e-
garded as a new and separate offense.
Section Il. Renalty Sections of the Code.
The following sections of the code adopted by this
ordinance are penalty sections, said penalty sections are here-
inafter set forth in full and re-enacted according to C.R.S.
31-16-204 (1973, as amended?
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LOR.OlO pc(igualcd,
Whenever nr this cod
e m any other uldinanco of the lmvn
hercahcr enach•d
' 6.OR.U54 Violation•-Prnalty.
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srrtinn of a ndc nr rt•gnlation
promulttatcd tuulrr the pruvi+ians
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' ,\ny person found guilty of violating any provision of this
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p.nhihih;fit nr ~. ",I,; „
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or miwlrntram,r, ur the duiw; ul any act is rc
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•d conviction thereof, stroll be punished 1'ar such offcnsa
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failure to dv any act is dechtrr,l to t,c unf;nvful
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or not more titan ninety days or by a tine of not
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misdenlcanor. where no spvcilic penally is n
id moro than three hundred dollars, ar by both curb floc and
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rr[ Ih,•r,•fnr,
any prison wh(t is convicted of thv viai:rturn
l imprisonmenL(Ord. 10(1971)§SJ
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any such
provision of rhk code or other unlirt:ut('L' of thu Inwn llrrr,lftrr
enactrel, or of >urh rules ur re
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8.05.070 Violatiot-Penahy.
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uns, shall he punhhesl b
for of out nlam than thtrc hundred slntlars
b 1i is unlawful far any person to violate arty provisions of
, or
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tmprismtm^.nt in lsil not rxrectting nmrty drys or by bout such
fine and impri+anmcut• {Ord. ?0(197b) § I thi; r!Idpter, Every per::on convicted of a viul.uinn of any
provision of tLis cltaptrr.:hatl ba punished by a tine of not more
(pal t).)
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O'!4 than theca heutdred dolian or by imprisonment of not more
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Canliuuin, violation, than ninety clays or hotlt such rise ants imprisonment. (Otd.
livery day troy vir,lation ol'this code or any other ordinance
of the town h
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tcr .nartcd or any rota or reculalion
promu!gatr;l u;:,;c, tiro provisions ut chic code
8.12.450 Vielali~n-Pceahy,
constitutes a
separate offcnsc. (Ord. ~0(I976} § 1 (purt)J Any person violating any provision of this chapter shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon convtrtiott thereof, shall be
3.40.:40 Vlnlativn-Penalty. punished by a tine oat exccccling three hundred dollars, ar by
Any person convicted of violating any of the provisiarts of
Ibis cltaptcr stroll be punished by a f imprisonment not exccedint; ninety Jays, or by bot]- such tier;
and imprisumnent. (Ord. 9(1971) ~ 5.}
ine of nor to cxcced three
hundred daltars, or by imprisonment f
or not mare than ninety
days, or by both such fine and imprison S.lb.1R0 Violation-Penafry.
ment. (O:d. 11(1973) §
8.) L'very pcrscr., upo :conviction of violatiat of this chapter,
,
shall be fined not less titan thirty-five dollars nor more than
' three hundred dollars, plus the cost of removal of the refuse; or
5.03,l3D Violation-Penalty shalt be punished by imprisonment for not Wrote than ten days.
.
~Y Person v+!':o viulatrs a provision of this chaptcris guilty
f (Ord. 4(1973) § S.)
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a misdemeanor and, upon rnnviction [!tcrcof, shall be
punished by a fine not to cxcced th
$:4,t4D Violation-Penalty.
ree tnu:dred dollars or by
imprisonment not to exceed ninety days or both
(Ord
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197b Any person corvicted of violating any of the provisions of
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§ I5.) this chaf•ter shall br punished by a tine of not more than three
hundred dollars; prnvidrd, that cash separate act in violation of
5.08.090 fraudulent statements or retunts-Penalty, the provisions of this chapter, or each and every day or porripn
If any person rcquircd to make, rcn(ler, si.n ar verify any thereof dursttg H'1L'Ch any separate act in violation of this
statement or return, or pro(h:ce any boons or records, required cltaptcr is committed, continued, ur permitted, s1,a11 be deensed
by this chapter, who wilfully makes or lilts any False or a separate offense. (Ord. 18(190$1 § S.)
Gaudulcnt statcmcut or return, ar wilfully produces any false or . -,-- .
fraudulent books or records with intent to dcitat or evade the
coilcclion of any tax, interest or penalty imposed by this
10.04.100 Article XX1E amended-Penalty asscssmenE
Chapter, such parson, upon conviction thereof, shall be
punishcd by a iinc of not more than three hundred dollarsor by schedule. -
Article XXII is amended by the addition of Section ~3,
imprisonment for not more than ninety drys. (Ord. 10(1966) § which shall read as follows:
8) "Penally Assessment Schcdu!e: The Penally assessment
and the nature of the violation for which said penaltr•
assessment may be made by the arresting officer and accepted
5.08.] OD Failure to file statements-Penalty. and paid by the violator under the privileges of this section shall
Zf a person or re:prescntativa of a person required to file the be as herein set forth, [o-wit:
montldy statement or return prescribcd in Section 5.03.050 SPEEDING (1-]0 mph over speed limit) ............ $14.00
fails, neglects, or refuses to make or tilo such monthly (l1-SSmpit overspcedlimit)......:..., 15.00
statement or return as prescribcd in this rhapter, the parson or (16-•20 mph over sp~eJ limit) ........... 35.00
representative of such person shall, on canvtctian thercoi, be SPECIAL 1{ UARi)S . ......................... 15.00
punished by a fine of not moro tlsan three hundred dollars ar by ~ CAP,F:[.EiSS E]R(VING ................:......... 15.44
imprisonment for trot more than ninety days, provided that '_ ON ItiKO~G S1DEi OF 5TKf?E;T OR
each day after the monthly statement becomes delinquent C.IE'RCII'ER L~\tili ........................... 10.00
during which the pcrsan or representvtive of such persons sv I\1PKOPfiR P;1551\G .......................... 14.00
fails, neglects, or rrFuscs to make and file such sta[cment shall FAILURIiT01'TL•LD RIGEITOF WAY ............ E0.00
be eonsidcrcd as a separate and distinct offense. (Ord. l0(19bb) FAItt.1RE TO STOP AT STOP S1GN ............... 15.00
~ 7•) 11`tPROPE:R TiIRNI\G ......................... 14.00
FOI,LOlY1NG TOO CLOSELY .......... .... ... lO.Ofl
5.! 3.054 Violation-fena]ty. fAfLURE TO C011PLY W1T11 INSPECTION LAW ... 5.40
!f any officer, agrsu or ntanagerofa utility comnany++'hirlt li<SPKOs L'K PAKi;I`G ........' ................. 5.40
is suhiect to tlse provisions of this cltaptcr fails, nc>:ircts, or PAR1:I\G (\' FRONT OF 11RE PLUG ............. 5.00
rrFuxs to ntakc ar fife any quarterly statement iu the manner PAKIaNG TO IJ1pEDE NOR\1AL FLOtY OF
prescribcd in this clsanrer, the officer, aecrtt, nsauager. or person TRAFFIC .................................. 5.00
shall, vin conviction thereof, be punished by a fins of not Icss 1!+WROE'EK EQUiP11ENT (HORN, ~fUFF1.ER,
than tu•cnty-five ttormore [!tau three hun(hrd Jotlars, provided, BEAK V1S10N:,1[RROR. \S'1N1)5!IfIiLD
[Rat each day after fire quarterly statement brcotnrs delinquent 1YIPER, $RAhIiS, ANll OTII[iK5) . • ..... . . . ..... • S.OD
during which the officer, agent, ntanager, or person so (oils, IYRONG )FAY ON A ONE-1VAY STREET. , ......... 10.00
ncgfeats, or rcfuws to make and file tlsc s[atemettt slsall be "The schcdulc d(Intcd and set fords itt iltis section 23 hereof
Considered a separate and distinct offense. (Ord. 1(1967) § 6.) shall not apply to any violation of said ordinance which is cried
In the municipal court." (Ord. 10{197b) § 1(13}(5); Ord.
5.16.2?0 Revocation-Penalty. 23(1975) k 2 fpartl.l
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4tt}• person, firm, or eorpomtion violating any of the 10.D3.1dD Violation-PeuaRy.
pro+icions c+f this rhapter shat! stave ltis ticcnsc revoked or
suss•rndrt! at:d may be dcrmad gai[ty of a mi+dcmranor
and It is unlavdul for any person to violate any of the provisions
of the municipal tragic ra(Ic as adopter! and amrndcd in this
.
drem(tt guilty of a separate ollensc for cacti and curry day or chapter, or of any provision of this chapter, anti any such
portion there ~ during erluch any 17Ul:lllall continues, and shall violation xhail be punisttahle as proviJcJ. Evart' parson
of flu muttiripal
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be punished h a fine of nut less than ten dollars nor moo than
three hundreJ dollars or by implis~-rnmcn[ for un
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vron.irtrJ of a violation nl any prsc
irdfiC code or of any provision of this chapter shall be punished
not more than
nimay days; or by both such {Ina and imprisonment
(Ord b) a fine of not more titan three hundred Johan or by
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2(1971) § 6(C).} imprisonment for oat more than ninMy days, or by both such
~ fine and imprisonment. (Ord. fOt1976) $ 3.)
5.20.110 Violation-Penalty.
!;very person who unlawfully engages in the various
activities refcsad to in this chapter, or who wilfully violates any 10.03.120 ViulationwPcnalty.
An)' pcrsan convicted of violating any of the provisions of
provision contained in tail chapter, shall, upon conviction, be ihss chap[cr shalt he punished by a tint of not more than three
punished by a foe not to csrcrd theca hundred dollars or by hundred dvll:us, provided that each separate act in violation of
imprisonment in the town jail for a period not to excccJ ninety
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E the provisions of this rhapter, or cash unJ curry day or portion
wlsich any separate act in violation of this
of durin
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imprisonment (
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11.) g
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chapter is cnmmitteJ, continued, or permitted, shall be deemed
a separate offcnsc. lord. 2(1965) ~ 5.)
6.04.340 Violation-Penalty. -
/k. A (1pF I,+++rkrf fUUnJ YlUlarhtg Any prltVlSEOn of Ihi3 C1ktlpTCr
Shall he gllllty (lt a nllsdl'mcanur and
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Every person, upon conviction of a violation of this chapter,
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on l
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ttOtt
- thereof, shat! tin punishr,l for such offcnsc by imprisonment 'shall, up(m fu>t conviction then•af, he ppni~lted by a tine of nut
fur not snort than ninety drys nr by a floc of not ruore than
h tr~~ than rive. dollars, or by imprisurunent ai nut mnra th:ut five
a,t a scconJ
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rrc hundn'd (lullars or by both ouch imprisanmcttt and
iinc. .
p
3a~s. wr both su,h fln,~ anJ imprisonmen
tiolatiau al this rhapter, within one year of a
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8. Tits ti,llnt+Tn}; Illlrlhltmll (lite,i shall apply to violations: .
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pri,tr runvirti,n, she lin_ shall hr not less tlsau ten dollars, yr
1. first CUgvleUltll, live dollars Intl+risonment tin not more than ten day's, of bath s+trh fine ;ut~1
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2, Sraond conviction, til'trrn Jullars intprisonmrnt. ltpan a tt irJ auJ subsrqucnt convictions, within
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3. Third conviction, twenty-live dopers an: ycut from a prior conviction, for tins tltarafvr shall be out
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(Ord. 26(14'3)§?I.) Icss thou twenty dollar! ur imprisonlm•n1 for oat morn than
tw:nry daps, or hour such Eina and imprisonment. (Ord.
3(1973) § 5.)
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1D.Ib.040 Vinlatinn~-Penally.
It is unlawful for any person to viotatc any of the provisions
of tltis rhaptar, and upon cnnvictian of any violations of any
provision of this chrlttcr such pers<sn shall bC subjrat to a fine
not to exceed three hundred dnitars or by imprisonment in the
I+It111W1~LL1 ).u1 f~i a yu i~u ~f ~i~i. iuuie :ii oil ri iiiciy days 4r iiy
bosh such fit« and uaprisonment. (i^/CCt. 13{1971) $ 4.}
12.04,A30 Violation-Penalty.
Any person violatins any of the provisions of this chapter
ShaIS Fa guilty r•1 a mis,Se:nranor noel, upon ronvicGnn thereof,
shalt be ptmi,~icd ter such of{ens. by imprisonment for not
mo:c than ninny days or by a tint of nut less [hart tier dollars
ncsr nsort~ tlsan thrrc hnndred ttoiia5 ur 1sy both suds na and
lmrrisonmcat, Eadt day the violation is committed or
pcrrittad to continue shall constitute a srparare offense and
SFa~i b. ~,L'ni ~; :.:a„ aS ai•t fviYii ui iii is XCtion, iioIh tlr0 hRa1SCd
contractor and lha person, tirm or corporation the work is for
arc responsible for carnpliance with ibis chapter. (Ord, 7(]971)
§ 10.)
15.08.080 Violation-Penalty.
Any person convicted of violatin; any of the provisions of
this chapter shat] 6e punished ay a line of not more tt:an three
hundred dollars or by imprisonment for oat mere than rt'snety
days. (Ord, 2(1973) g 8.)
li.I6AG0 Yipstation-Penaliv.
A. Ali p<aalty hroviswns in the Nation,:I 3?Irctric Code, 1975,
tqe abrogated. A violation of any provision of the National
Electric Cale, 1475, which is adopted by this chapter by
tcfcrcnce. shall be dc5:med a violation of the town code.
Penally therefore steal! be as set out in 5uhsection S of this
section.
& Any person viotstinc any provision of the town coda shall
t~ gutty of a misdemeanor and, upon tonv:ction thereof.
shalt be punished by a ftn: no! tc exceed three f:undred
dollars, or by imprisorment not to exceed ninety days, or
Lath, unless othenvisc stated by any section of the code.
Each and every day that an}• violation contuwes shall 6e
c9ns'sdarcd a saparate violation.
(Ord. IS(i976) ~ 4.}
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Section 12~ Effective Date.
This code shall become effective on the date thy:
ordinance adopting this code as the "Vail Municipal Code"
sha11 become effective in accordance with the provisions of
the charter of the Town of Vail., Colorado.
Section 13. Severability.
Tf any section, sub--section, sentence, clause, or
phrase of this code is for any reason held to be invalid
or unconstitutional, such decision shall not affect the
validity of the remaining portions of this code. The Town
Council hereby declares that it would have passed this code,
any section, sub-section, sentence, clause and phrase
thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more
sections, sub-sections, sentences, clauses or phrases
had been declared invalid or unconstitutional, and if for
any reason this code should be declared invalid or un-
constitutional, then the original ordinance or ordinances
sha11 be in full force and effect.
The Town Council finds, determines, and declares that
this ordinance is necessary for the public health, safety
and welfare.
2 I,,/NTRODUCED, READ AND PASSED ON FIRST READING THIS
J ILW day of May, 1977. There shall be a public hearing
held on this ordinance on June 7, 1977, at 7:30 P.M, in the
Council. Chambers, Municipal Building, Vail, Colorado.
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TOWN OF VATL, COLORADO
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Ord. ~... 7 2, 1917
INTRODUCED, READ, ADOPTED AND ENACTED ON SECOND
READING, AND ORDERED PUBLISHED BY TITLE ONLY THIS 77th DAY OF MAY, 7977.
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1 5,10,110. Vlolatfon -- Panafly.
i ~ Every porsan who unlawfuhy engagOS in
}he various activities referred to In this
chapter, or who wllfuNy violates any
provlsiod confainsd in this [hapter, shaA,
on canvictlan, be punished by a fine not to
"the schedule defined and set forth in this
Section 13 hereof shalE not apply to any ;
violation of said ordinance which is tried in .i
the municipal court." (Ordinance No. 10
(191b1 Subsection 1(S)~5): Ordinance No. 22
11v75) subsection 2 (part))
up
exceed three hundred dollars or by
imprisonment in the town call for a period
14.04.140. Violation - Penalty.
It Is unlawful for anV person to violate any
not to exceed ninety days, or by both such of Ehe provisions of the municipal traffic
fine and imprisonment, (ordinance No. 12 code as adopted and amended in this
{1964) Subsection ll.) .chapter, or of any provision of this chapter,
340. Violation ^^ Penalty.
04
6 and any such Wolatian shall be punisnable as:'..
.
.
A dog owner lound violating any
R 'provided. Every :pirrorw:mnK(cfael,~t,;(,diii
.
rovision of this chapter shall be gUHfy OF a violation of any previalan of Ihb municipal"
p
misdemeanor and, Upon convlctlon thereof, traffic code or of any provision of this
shall be punished for such offense by chapter shall be ~unlshed by a flee of not
imprisonment for not more than ninety days more than three hundred dollars Or by
or by a floe of not more than three hundred [mprlsonment for not more than ninety days,
Or by 40th such Imprisonment and
ll
d Or by both SUCK fine. dnd imprisonment,
ars
o
e
r line.
l
' (ordinance No. 10 (1476) Subsection 3.)
11nes shal
' B..The following minimum 10.08.170. Violation -Penatty.
apply to vlalations: Any person convicted of violating any of ,
i. First convlctlon, five dollars: the' provisions of this Chapter shall be
' 4. Second convlcllon,llfteen dollars. punished by a fine of oat more than three
3. Third convlctlon, twenty five dollars. hundred dollars, provided ,that each
(Ordinance No. Y6 (1973) Subsection 1L1 separate act in violation Of the provisions of
054. Yio,ation -- Penalty.
08
6 this chapter, ar each dnd ovary day or
,
.
Any person found guilty of violating any portion thereof during which any separate
provision of this chapter shall he deemed act in violation of this chapter is committed,
guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon continued, or permitted, shall be deemed a
conviction ~tirereol, shall be punished for separate offense. (Ordinance No. 2 (1965)
imprisonment For not. mare
such oftense by Subsection 5.)
,
1 Shan ninety days Or' by a fine of not more 70.14.050. Violation -Penalty.
~ than'lhree hundred dollars, ar by both such Every person, upon conviction of a
fine and Imprisonment, !Ordinance No. 10 vtolatlon of this chapter, shall, upon first
(1971) Subsection S.) canWdlon thereof, be punished by a fine of
0,06.070. Ylolatlon -Penalty. not Ions Fhan five dollars, or by
It is unlawful for any person to violate any Imprisonment of oat more than five days, or
provisions of this chapter. Every person both such f[na and imprisonment. Upon a
_convicted of a vlolatlvn of any provision of second conviction of a violet€on of this
this chapter shalt be punished by a fine of not chapter, within one year of a prior
more than Three hundred tloflars or py eonvieElon, the tine snail be not less than ten
Imprisonment o} not more than ninety days dollars, or imprisonment for not more than
'Or hoth such fine and Imprisonment. ten days, Or both such fine and
r (Ordinance No, 8 (1971) Subsection 7.) imprisonment. UAOn a third and subsequent
5.14.054. Vlalatlon -Penalty.
' convicli-ns, within one year from a prior
convlctlon, the fine thereforshall be not less
Any person violating any provision of this
chapter shall be guilty of a tnisdemeanoP than twenty dollars or imprisonment for not
and, upon convlctlon thereof, shall be ,. morethan twentydays,or both such fine arid
imprisonment. (Ordinance No. 3 11973)
punlahed by a fine not exceeding three . Sutne[tlon 5.)
,hundred dollars, or by Imprisonment not a
•exceetllnq nlnaty days,.or by both iuch fine ~ !0.16.045. Violation -Penalty.
and ImpriOOnmanf,..(Or}flnanfe No: 9'T!!7'FT"' It is unlawful for any person to violate any
f th
i
i
~~}lan 5,) o
e prov
s
ons of this chapter, and upon
canWCilon of any violations of any~provision
0.16.180, Violation -Penalty. of this chapter SUCK person shall be subject
Every person, upon convlctlon pf violation to a fine not t0 exceed three hundred dollars
of this chapter, shall be fined oat less Than or by Imprisonment in the muniClpai tail for
thirty five dollars oar' more than three a period e# not more taan nlnely days ar by
hundred dollars, plus the cost of removal of both such fine and imprisonment.
the refuse; or shall be punished by (Ordinance No. 13 11973) Subsection 4.I
)mprlsonment fur not more Than ten days. 11.04.430. Violation _ penalty.
(Ordinance No. 4 (1973) subsection 8.} Any person violating any of the provisions
,'0,10,140. Viplali4n - Penalty.
~' Any person convicted of violating any o!
the provisions of this chapter shelf be
' punished by a fine of oat more than ihrea
,.hundred dollars; provided, that each
' Separate act In vtolatlon of the provisions of
` this chapter, or each and every day or
portion thereof during which any separate
act in violation of this chapter Is commlHed,
continued, or permitted, shall be deemed a
separate offense. (Ordinance No. 18 (1966)
Subsection 3.)
110.01.100. Article xxtl Amended -- penaHy;i
Assessment Schedule.
Article x)CI I is amended by the addition of
~Sact)on zf, which shall reed as follows:
Penalty A$SeSS man! Schedule; The
Penalty assessment and the nature of the
vloladon for which said penalty assessment
may b0 made by the arresting officer and
accepted and paid by the violator under the
privileges of this section shalt be as herein
set forth, to~wlt;
Speeding
~iilli5mpnnver ~lii~m~~`fis°.o~s
~~(16.10mphoverspeedllmit) ;:.........35.00
Spedai Hazards .. . ...............:....15.00
~ Careless Driving ............:..... ...15.00
On Wrong Side of Street Or Improper
Lane ...................................}0.00
improper Passing .. :. . . .. . . ...
........10.50
Feilureto Yield Right of Way ..........10.00
Fallureto5lopatStapSfgn ..........,,15.00
,Improper Turning ......... . . . . ........10.00
Fallowing Too Close! y .......... : . .....10.00
Falture to Comply With Inspection Law .5,00
improper Parktnq ......................5.00
Parking In Front of Flre Plug .... , ......5.50
`yyPa~~rk! To.ImpedeNormatF(QyvOf
Improper EqulpmenY (Horn, Muffler, Rear
V Irian Mirror, Windah lBld, Wiper, Brakes
and Others) ............................5.00
Wrong Way on a Qna-Way Street .......10.00
of tttls chapter Shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof,
shalt be punished for such oftense by
imprisonment for-not more than ninety days
or by a tine of not less roan live dollars nor
more than three hundred dollars or by .both
such floe and imprisonment. Each day the
violation is committed or permitted to
continue shall constitute a separate oftense
and shall be punishable a5 sat forth in this
( section. Both the licensed Contractor and the
person, flrm~ar corporation the work ]s for
ar9~ respc>casible-4er-conpilan~a..;v'~th. this
chapfer.(Ordlnance No.l (1971) Subsection '
10.1
15.01,Oti0. V€oletlon -Penalty.
Any person convicted of violating any of
I the provisions of this chapter shalt be
' punished by a fine of not more than three
hundred dollars or by imprisonment fur not
more than ninety days. (Ordinance No. 2
(1977} Subsection 5.)
~•tS.16.060. Violation -- Penalty. .
A. All penalty provisions In the National
Electric lode, 1975, are abrogated. A
violation of any provision Of The National
ElOCtrte Code, 1975, which is adopted by this
chapter by reference, shall be deemed a
violation of the town code. Penatty therefore
shall be as set our in Subsection B of this
section.
B. Any person vivlating any provision of
the town code •shalt be guilty of a
misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof,
,shall be punished 4y a fine not to exceed
three hundred dollars, or by imprisonment
not t0 exceed ninety days, ar both, unless
atherWlse stated by any section of the code. '
Each end every day that any vtolatlon .
' continues shall ba considered a separate
violation.
~. (Ordinance N0., 13 (1976).Sutnectlon A.y
^'' 'SECTION 14. EFFECTIVE DATE.
- This code shall become effective on iha
`date the ordinance adopting this code as the
' "Veil Municipal Code" snail become
effective in accordance wlfh The provisions
of the charter of the Town of Va€I, Colorado.
• SECTION 13. SeverabiNty.
If any section, sub-section, sentence,
clause,. or phrase of this code Is for any
reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional,
such decision shall not affect the validity of
the remaining Aortion5 of this code. Tho
Town. Council hereby declares that It would
have passed this code, any section, sub-
section,sentence, cl ause and phrase thereof,
Irrespective of the fact that any one ar mare
sections, subsections, sentences, clauses ar
'phrases had been declared Invalid or
unconstitutional, and if far anV Yeason this
code should be declared Invalid or
ynconstitutional, then the original ordinance
or ordinances shall be in full force and
effect.
-ti...Tha,Tawn Council"finds, determines, and
Yleelares'that this ordinance is necessary for
the public health, safety ahd welfare.
INTRODUCED, READAND PASSED ON
FIRST READING fhis3rd day of May, 1977,
! There shall ba a pubile nearing held oh'th'fd "~
ordinance 0n June 7, 1977, at 7:30 p.m. In the '
~ Council Chambers of the Munlclpai
9uildinq, Vall, Colorado,
` TOWN OF VA(L
.a ;. ~ ~: John A. pobfi0n .~
a .Mayor"„
v ~ -f 3' - .
~~ Rdsane Jeffrey .
`Town' Clerk ., . ,
'`INTROb(1CED, READ, ADOPTED AND',
ORDERED PUBLISNED I N FULL, this 11at
day 01 June. 1977. ' .
TOWN OF VAIL
- ':. John A.Pot)son
. Mayor ,:
• ATTEST: .1'~:'; ,.:' .
Grate Wlneman
DePUly Town Clerk
•' Published In The Valt Tra1( an June 1A, ,1977. '