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SEC. 445. A. FOREMAN OF FIRE HOUSE, HIS DUTIES, ETC.
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<br />The chief of the Fire Company shall designate one of the employees at the
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<br />fire house as foreman in charge of the fire house; whose duty it shall be to see
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<br />that the sundry apparatus is kept in good condition and ready at any and all times
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<br />to respond to a call; and to see that the apparatus are kept in good condition
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<br />and properly cared for at and after returning from a fire; that the hose is properly
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<br />dried out; that the house is properly cared for; and perform such other duties as
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<br />may be necessary to keep the fire house and apparatus in good condition.
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<br />This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from the date of its passage, and
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<br />all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
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<br />Adopted by the Council September 7, 1937.
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<br />Ayes: Mr. Gleason, Dr. Haden, Mr. Huff,
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<br />Mr. Jessup, and Mr. Twyman.
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<br />Noes: None.
<br />Clerk Signature
<br />President Signature
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<br />AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REENACTING SECTION 495 (8) OF THE CITY CODE OF 1932,
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<br />ENTITLED "C INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS" BY ADDING THERETO A NEW SUBSECTION
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<br />PROHIBITING DEAD STORAGE.
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<br />BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Charlottesville that Section 495 (8)
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<br />of the City Code of 1932, entitled "C Industrial Districts" be amended and reenacted so
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<br />as to read as follows:
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<br />SEC. 495 (8) A. C INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS.
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<br />Within any C Industrial District, no lot, building or structure shall be
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<br />used and no building or structure shall be erected which is intended or designed to
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<br />be used, in whole or in part, for any of the following specified purposes;
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<br />(1) Slaughter house, except for poultry and incidental to a retail store,
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<br />stockyard; starch, glucose or dextrine manufacture; horn processing; shell processing;
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<br />except from cleaned shells; the curing, tanning or dressing of raw or green salted
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<br />hides or skins.
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<br />(2) Fertilizer manufacture from organic material, or the compounding of such
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<br />fertilizer on a commercial scale; the preparation on other than an incidental scale
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<br />of exterminators, disinfectants, cattle dips, insecticides or serums.
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<br />(3) Bleaching powder, ammonia or chlorine manufacture.
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<br />(4) Coal tar manufacture or tar distillation except as by-products or as
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<br />incidental to the manufacture of gas for public distribution; the manufacture of
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<br />tar or asphalt roofing or water-proofing; the distillation of wood or bone.
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<br />(5) Emory cloth or sand paper manufacture.
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<br />(6) Manufacture of lime, gypsum, plaster of Paris, lithopone, linseed oil,
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<br />linoleum, oiled cloth or oiled clothing, or the impregnation of inflammable fabrics
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<br />by oxidizing oils.
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<br />(7) Turpentine, varnish or shellac manufacturing or refinishing.
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<br />(8) Gas storage in quantity exceeding 500,000 cubic feet within 100 feet of any
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<br />party lot line; or in quantity exceeding 200 cubic feet if the pressure is greater than
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<br />100 pounds per square inch, within 50 feet of any party line.
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<br />(9) Oil storage in quantity exceeding 10,000 gallons above the ground within 50
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<br />feet of any party lot line, or in quantity exceeding 100,000 gallons above the ground
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<br />unless containers are surrounded by adequate moats.
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<br />(10) Soap, soda ash, caustic soda or washing compound manufacture.
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<br />(11) Smelting of copper, tin, zinc or aluminum ores.
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<br />(12) Fat rendering; the preparation or refining of tallow, grease or lard; the
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<br />manufacture of candles from animal fats; glue or size manufacture or processes involving
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<br />recovery from fish or animal offal; potash manufacture, petroleum refining; and creosote
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<br />manufacture or treatment.
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<br />(13) Celluloid or pyroxyline manufacture or processing; the manufacture of explosive
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<br />or highly inflammable cellulose products or of acetylene gas on a commercial scale;
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<br />manufacture of matches, fireworks or explosives; nitrating process; the loading of
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<br />explosives or their storage in bulk.
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<br />(14) Sulphurous, sulphuric, nitric, picric or hydrochloric or other corrosive or
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<br />offensive acid manufacture, or their use or storage except on a limited scale as accessory
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<br />to a permitted industry.
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<br />(15) The dead storage, of articles or products, without adequate shelter and housing
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<br />which have ceased to be useful or suitable for the purpose for which they were created
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<br />or produced.
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