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1995-15
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2/13/1995
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117
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<br /> ( 7if' <br /> -17- <br /> Sec. 16-66. Effect of other laws. <br /> This article does not abrogate the effects of any other laws, ordinance, or <br /> regulations pertaining to clean air areas. <br /> SECTION 3, (a) That Article I of Chapter 5 of the San Marcos Code of Ordinances <br /> is amended by adding Sections 5-6 and 5-7 to read as follows: <br /> Sec. 5-6. Permit required for barbed wire fences; prohibition of electric <br /> fences. <br /> (a) It is unlawful for a person to construct or maintain a fence with barbed <br /> wire without first obtaining a permit from the building inspection division, It is a <br /> defense to prosecution under this subsection that the fence was constructed <br /> prior to December 20, 1990, <br /> (b) Permits for barbed wire fencing are limited to the following: <br /> (1) Fencing for property used for agricultural or grazing purposes <br /> located within an agricultural district or pre-development district <br /> as designated by the City's official zoning map. <br /> (2) Security fencing for property outside of any residential zoning <br /> district as designated by the City's official zoning map, where the <br /> barbed wire is at least six (6) feet above the level of the adjoining <br /> ground. <br /> (~) A fee set by separate ördin~nce shall be paid upon ,applying for a <br /> p,ermit. <br /> (d) It is unlawful for a person owning or controlling any property to <br /> construct, maintain or permit to remain on such property any fence charged with <br /> electricity. <br /> (b) That Article I of Chapter 26 of the San Marcos Code of Orcjinances is <br /> amended by adding Section 26-6 to read as follows: <br /> Sec. 26-6. Alcoholic beverage license and permit fees. <br /> (a) A city license fee and permit fee is levied and assessed in the amount <br /> of one-half of the State license and permit fees on all persons or entities <br /> engaged in the sale, ca,rt~gE?, or manufacture of beer, wine or liquor. The city <br /> license and permit fees shall be paid to the city at the same time as the State <br /> license and permit fees are paid to the State. <br /> . , <br /> (b) The following are exempt from the fee authorized in this section: <br /> , , <br /> (1 ) Agent',s, airline beverage, passenger train beverage, industrial <br /> carrier's, private càrrier's, private club registration, local cartage, <br /> storage, and temporary wine and beer retailer's permit; <br /> (2) A wine and beer retailer's permit issued for a dining, buffet or <br /> club car; and, <br /> '(3) A mixed beverage permit ,during the three-year period following <br /> the issuance of the permit. <br />
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