41 19 01 01 (O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) ORDI NANCE NUMBER 0- 221 05 %[EW SERI ES) DATE OF FI NAL PASSAGE JU N 1 5.20 26·· AN ORD I NANCE AMEND I NG

CHAPTER 6, ARTI CLE 7, DI VI SI ON 38 OF THE SAN DI EGO MUNI CI PAL CODE BY AMEND I NG SECTI ONS 67.3801 ,67.380 2,67.380 3, AND 67.380 4, BY REPEALI NG SECTI ONS 67.380 5,67.380 6, 67.380 7, AND 67.380 8, BY RETI TLI NG, AMENDNG, AND RENUMBERI NG SECTI ON 67.380 9 TO 67,3805, AND BY AMENDI NG AND RENUMBERI NG SECTI ON 67.381 0 TO 67.3806 AND SECTI ON 67.381 1 TO 67.3807, RELATI NG TO EMERGENCY WATER REGULATI ONS. RECI'ALS The Council ofthe City of San D iego (Council) adopts this Ordinance based on the following: A.

The City of San D iego Public Utilities D epartment (PUD ) is responsible for the City' s extensive water distribution system and related infrastructure. B. Managing the City's water infrastructure requires regulatory compliance and periodic updates to the City's procedures should a drought or shortage occur. The City maintains an Urban Water Management Plan and a Water Shortage Contingency Plan, both of which include all relevant provisions of the Cali fornia Water Code to be implemented during a water shoitage emergency. C.

PUD is in the process of updating the current Water Shortage Contingency Plan to reflect updates in tbe California Water Code, including changes to turf maintenance, emergency declarations, and related items. D . The proposed changes to San D iego Municipal Code

Chapter 6,

Article 7, D ivision 38 are also necessary to reflect changes in the laiv and the City's Water Shortage Contingency Plan. -PAGE 1 OF 1 5-

-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) E. The Office of the City Attorney prepared this Ordinance based on the information provided by City staff, including information provided by affected third parties and verified by City staff, with the uderstanding that this information is complete and accurate. ACTI ON I TEMS Be it orlained by the Council of the City of San D iego:

Section 1 .

Chapter 6,

Article 7, D ivision 38 of the San D iego Municipal Code is amended by amending sections 67.380 1 5 67.380 2,67.380 3, and 67.380 4, to read as follows: §67.380 1 D eelaration of Necessity and I nte t (a) [N o change in text.I (

b) I n addition to the general provisions of

section 67.380 3, this D ivision incorporates by reference the City' s Water Shortage Contingency Plan, which includes all provisions of California Water Code

section 1 0 632, as may be amended, to be implemented during times of declared water shortage emergencies. The ater Shortage Contingency Plan establishes levels of drought response actions to be implemented in times of shortage, with increasing restrictions on water use in response to worsening drought conditions and decreasing available water supplies. §67.380 2

Definitions For purposes o f this D ivision, defined terms appear in italics. The following

definitions apply in this D ivision: Cascading Fountain through D isaster o change in text.] -PAGE 2 OF 1 5

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) D rought means any shortage in water supply based upon expected demand that is caused by hydrological, environmental, legislative, judicial actions, or by infrastructure failure. Functional tuýmeans a ground cover surface of tuflocated in a recreational use area or community space, Functional tufdoes not include tuf enclosed by fencing or other barriers to permanently preclude human access for recreation or assembly.

Grower means a custome engaged in the growing or raising, in confonnity with recognized practices of husbandry, for the purpose of commerce, trade, or industry, or for use by public educational or correctional institutions, of agricultral, horticultural or floricultural products, and produced: 1 ) for human consumption or for the market, or (2) for the feeding of fowl or livestock produced for human consumption or for the market, or (3) for the feeding of fowl or livestock for the purpose of obtaining their products for human consumption or for the market.

Grower does not refer to customers who purchase water subject to the Metropolitan I nterim Agricultural Water Program or the San D iego County Water Aufhority Special Agricultural Rate Programs. I ndustrial U se [No change in text.] Measurable Rainfal \NO change in text.] Metropolitan 4 change in text.I Non-fnctional tufmeans any mdthat is notfinctional tud and includes turf located within right-ofway and parking lots. Ornamental Fountain through Potted Plants [No change in text.I -PAGE 3 OF 1 5-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) §67.380 3 Recreational Fountain means any recreational structure, other than swimming pools or spa pools, which is open to the general public, or which may be open to the general public, and uses re-circulated water in which people come into contact. This includes water features, interactive fountains, water slides, waterfalls, or combinations of such water features. Water features not intended for humaií contact, such as ornamentaljountains, are not included. Right-ofway has the same meaning as Pubüc Right-ofway in San D iego Municipal Code

section 1 1 3.01 0 3, as maybe amended. Shortage Response Actions means the supply shortage mitigation tools that can be implemented through the Water Shortage Contingency Plan and are a mix of prohibitions on end use, consumption reduction methods, supply augmentation, and operational change measures.

Tuf means a ground cover surface of grass that is mowed and maintained. ater Authority through Water Conservation o change in text.] Water Shortage Contingency Plan means the City's contingency plan in the event of a declared water emergency or enactment o f more stringent restrictions on water use as required by the California D epartment of Water Resources. W ater Shortage Level means the progressive range ofwater supply shortages and defined shortage response actions as provided in the W ater Shortage Contingency Plan.

Water Waste Prohibitions To prevent the waste of water and to promote water conservation, each of the following actions is prohibited, except where necessary to address an immediate -PAGE 4 OF 1 5-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) health and safety need or to comply with a term or condition in a permit issued by a state or federal agency: (

a) Using potable water for the irrigation of non*nctional tulf for commercial, industrial, and institutional properties per timelines and requirements set forth in California Water Code

section 1 0 60 8.1 4, as may be amended.

Section 67.380 3(

a) shall not apply to turfirrigated with recycled water or tof nctional tud (

b) Applying potable water to outdoor landscapes in a manner that causes irrigation runoff or uncorrected leaks such that water flows onto adjacent property, non-irrigated areas, private and public walkways, roadways, parking lots, or structures. (

c) Failing to repair or stop water leaks upon discovery or within 72 hours of notification by the City of San D iego. (d)Washing down sidewalks, driveways, parking areas, tennis courts, or other paved areas without using a power washer or a hose with a shutoff nozzle. Washing any paved areas is only allowed to alleviate immediate safety or sanitation hazards. Wash water shall be collected and prevented from leaving the property and entering the municipal separate storm sewer system under

Chapter 4,

Article 3, D ivision 3 of this Code. (

e) Overfilling swimming pools and spas. (í)Using non-recirculating ornamental fountains or cascading fountains. (g)Washing vehicles at non-commercial vehicle washes. -PAGE 5 OF 1 5-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) (h) .Using a hose that dispenses potable water to wash a vehicle, except where the hose is fitted with a shut-off nožzle or device attached to it that causes it to cease dispensing water immediately when not in use. (

i) Using single pass-through cooling systems as part of water service connections. Using non-recirculating systems in all conveyer car wash and commercial laundry systems.

Serving drinking water other than upon request in eating or drinking establishnents, including restaurants hotels, cafes, cafeterias, bars, or other public places where food or drink are served or purchased. (k)Operating a hotel or motel without providing guests the option of choosing not to have towels and linens laundered daily or prominently displaying notice of this option in each guestroom using clear and easily understood language. 0) I rrigating potted plants, non-commercial vegetable gardens and fruit trees, residential and commercial landscapes, including golf courses, parks, school grounds and recreation fields, from 1 0 :0 0 a.m. to 6:0 0 p.m.

A custorner may irrigate at any time the following: (1 ) through (3) [No change in text.] (4) for landscape establishment following a disaster. Such irrigation is permitted for aperiod ofup to two months, after which a hardship variance is required in accordance with

section 67.380 6. (5) [No change in text. I -PAGE 6 OF 1 5-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) §67.380 4 (6) for nursery and commercial growers using a hand-held hose equipped with a positive shut-off nozzle, a hand-held container, or when a drip or micro-irrigation system or equipment is used.

I rrigation of nursery propagation beds is permitted at any time. (m)The irrigation with potable water of non nctional tufon public street medians. (n)The irrigation with potable water of landscapes outside ofnewly constructed homes and buildings in a manner inconsistent with regulations or other requirements established by the California Building Standards Commission and the D epartment of Housing and Community D evelopment. (o)The application ofpotable water to outdoor landscapes during and within 48 hours after measurable rainfall. Application (a) [No change in text.I (

b) This D ivision is intended solely to further the conservation ofwater. I t is not intended to implement or replace any provision of federal, state, or local statutes, ordinances, or regulations relating to protection of water quality or control of drainage orrunoff. (

c) Nothing in this D ivision is intended to affect or limit the ability of the City Manager to declare and respond to an unforeseeable disaster or water emergency such as an earthquake, drought, aqueduct break, or other major -PAGE 7 OF 1 5-

-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) disruption in the water supply, pursuant to the City Charter or other provisions ofthis Code. (d)This D ivision is intended to identify permanent water use restrictions applicable to customers. The City Manager, at the City Manager' s discretion may implement additional Shortage Response A ctions through the W ate Shortage Contigency Plan based on the current state of the City' s water supply and statewide restrictions.

The Shortage Response Actions presented in the Water Shortage Contingency Plan represent a range of actions that can be used in combination, depending on the severity and duration of the shortage. The mix of Shortage Response Actions taken in any given Wter Shortage Level s designed to produce an additional 1 0 percent of demand reductions above the previous Water Shortage Level's reduction. (

e) This D ivision does not apply to use of water from private wells or to reclaimed water, or the use of grey water systems. (

f) This D ivision does not apply to use of water that is subject to a special supply program, such as the Metropolitan I nterim Agricultural Water Program or the ater Auhoriy Special Agricultural Rate Programs. Violations of the conditions of special supply programs are subject to the penalties established under the applicable program. A custo er using both water subject to a special supply program and other water provided by the City of San D iego is subject to this D ivision in the use of water provided by the City of San D iego, -PAGE 8 OF 1 5-

(O·20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) (g)The use of potable water by any customer for I ndustrial U se, including the evaporative cooling of I ndustrial Use facilities, is exempt from the provisions of

section 67.380 5 if all of the following conditions are met to the satisfaction ofthe City Manager: (1 )The cutomer has satisfactorily implemented the Best Management Practices identified by the City Manáger; and

(2) The customer is in compliance with the California Plumbing Code, ; title 24,

part 5 of the California Code of Regulations, including using all applicable water-conserving fixtures and fittings on the premises to the fullest extent possible.

h) I f a customer's premises is located in an area where City reclaimed water is available for use by direct connection to the City's reclaimed water infrastructure, the use of potable water by that customer for I ndustrial Ue including the evaporative cooling of I ndustrial Use facilities, is exempt from the provisions of

section 67.380 5, if all ofthe following conditions are met to the satisfaction of the City Manager: (1 )the cutomer uses reclaimed water on its premises to the fullest extent possible, including in landscape irrigation and evaporative cooling, if applicable; and

(2) The customer is in compliance with the California Plumbing Code, title 24,

part 5 of the California Code ofRegulations, including using all applicable water-conserving fixtures and fittings on the premises to the fullest extent possible. -PAGE 9 OF 1 5-

(3-20 261 29) (COR. COPY) (

i) This D ivision does not apply to areas serviced by the Parks and Recreation D epartment, including public right-of-way, and street trees, or areas with significant public benefit requiring enhanced irrigation schedules, such as public parks. I rrigation of the areas serviced by the Parks and Recreation D epartment shall be operated and maintained according to a

schedule determined by the City Manager.

Section 2.Chapter 6, Artice 7, D ivision 38 of the San D iego Municipal Code is amended by repealing sections 67.380 5,67.380 6,67.380 7, and 67.380

Section 3.Chapter 6,

Article 7, D ivision 38 of the San D iego Municipal Code is mended by retitling, amending, and remmìbering

section 67.380 9 to 67.380 5, and by amending and renumbering

section 67.381 0 to 67.380 6 and

section 67.381 1 to 67.380 7, to read as follows: §67380 5 Procedures for D etermination and Notification of Water Shortage Level (

a) The existence of Water Shortage Levels 1 or Level 2 may be declared upon recommendation by the City Manager and resolution ofthe City Council, upon a written determination of the existence of the facts and circumstances supporting the determination. A copy of the written determination shall be filed with the City Clerk. The City Manager shall publish a notice of the determination o f existence of ater Shortage Level 1 or Level 2 conditions in a newspaper. The City of San D iego may also post notice of the condition on its website.

The Public Utilities D epartment shall monitor the projected supply and demand for water . during periods of emergency or drought and shall recommend to the City Manager the extent o f the conservation required. The City Manager shall -PAGE 1 0 OF 1 5-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) recommend to the City Council the implementation or termination of the appropriate level of water conservation in acordance with this D ivision. (

b) The existence of ater Shortage Levels 3,4, or 5 may be declared upon recommendation by the City Manager and resolution of the City Council. The mandatory conservation ineasures applicable to Water Shortage Levels 3,4, or 5 conditions shall take effect on the tenth day after the date the Water Shortage Level is declared by final passage ofthe resolution. Within five days following the declaration of the Water Shortage Level, the City Manager shall publish a notice giving the extent, terms and conditions respecting the use and consumption o f water a minimum of one time for three consecutive days in a newspaper.

I f the City Council adopts a water allocation, the City Manager shall publish notice of this adoption in a newspaper. Water allocation shall be effective on the fifth day following the date of publication or at such later date as specified in the notice. (

c) The existence of a Water Shortage Level 6 condition may be declared upon recommendation by the City Manager and resolution of the City Council and in accordance with the procedures specified in the California Water Code and Water Shortage Contingency Plan. The mandatory conservation measures applicable to Water Shortage Level 6 conditions shall take effect on the tenth day after the date the Water Shortage Level is declared by final passage of the resolution. Within five days following the declaration ofthe äter Shortage Level the City Manager shall publish a -PAGE 1 1 OF 1 5-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) §67.380 6 notice giving the exten terms and conditions respecting the use and consumption of water in a newspaper. I f the City Council adopts a water allocation, the City Manager shall publish notice of the allocation in a newspaper. Water allocation shall be effective on the fifth day following the date ofpublication or at such later date as specified in the notice. (d)The City of San D iègo may declare an end to Water Shortage Levels 1 ,2, 3,4,5, and 6 upon recommendation of the City Manager and resolution by the City Council. Hardship Variance (

a) I f, due to unique circumstances, a specific requirement of this D ivision would result in undue hardship to a customer using City of San D iego water or to property upon which City of San D iego water is used, that is disproportionate to the impacts to City of San D iego water users generally or to similar property or classes ofwater uses, then the customer may apply for a variance to the requirements as provided in

section 67.380 6. (

b) The variance may be granted or conditionally granted, only upon a written finding o f the existence of facts demonstrating an undue hardship to a customer using City of San D iego water or to property upon which City of San D iego water is used, that is disproportionate to the impacts to City of San D iego water users generally or to similar property or classes of water user due to specific and unique circumstances ofthe user or the user's property. (1 ) through (3) [No change in text.] -PAGE 1 2 OF 1 5-

(O-20 .26-1 29) (COR. COPY) §67.380 7

(4) Required Findings for Variance. (

A) Except as set forth in

section 67.380 6(b)(4)(B), an application for a variance will be denied unless the City Manager finds, based on the information provided in the application, supporting documents, or such additional information as may be requested, and on water use information for the property as shown by the records ofthe City of San D iego, all of the following: (

i) through (iv) [No change in text.I (

B) An application for variance will be denied unless the City Manager finds, based on the information provided in the application, supporting documents, or such additional information as may be requested, and on water use information for the property as shown by the records of the City of San D iego, either o f the following: (

i) through (ii) [No change in text.]

(5) No relief will be granted to any customer for any reason ii the absence of a showing by the customer that the customer has achieved the maximum practical reduction in water consumption in the customer's residential, commercial, industrial, institutional, agricultural, or governmental water consumption. a Violations and Penalties -PAGE 1 3 OF 1 5-

(O-2026-1 29) (COR. COPY) I t is unlawful for any customer to violate the mandatory provisions ofthis D ivision. Violations are subject to criminal, civil, and administrative penalties and remedies as provided in

Chapter 1 ofthis Code. I n addition, service ofwater may be discontinued or appopriately limited through the installation of flow restricting devices to any custom er who willfully uses water in violation ofthis Division.

Section 4. -I lie Council dispenses with a full reading ofthis Ordinance before its passage because a written copy of this Ordinance was made available to the Council and the public before the date of its passage.

Section 5. This Ordinance will take effect and be in force on the thirtieth day from and after its final passage. A PPR O V E D : HE A [E R FE ] JuslI Êarštanek 4uty City A ttorney R T , C ity A ttorney By JES:lmj : cm : c e April 28,20 26 June 26,20 26 COR. COPY Or.D ept: PUD Doc. No. 4473880 6 -PAGE 1 4 OF 1 5-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) I certify that the Council of the City of San D iego adopted thi s Ordinance at a meeting held on JU N 08 20 26 D I ANA J.S. FUENTBS C ity C lrk D eputy City Clerk Approved: (date) TOD D GLORI A Mayor Vetoed: (date) TOD D GLORI A Mayor (See attached memo and signature page.) -PAGE 1 5 OF 1 5-

Office of The City Attorney City of San D iego MEMORANDUM MS 59 (61 9) 533-580 0 DATE: June 26,20 26 TO: Office o f the City Clerk Gilberto Sanchez FROM: City Attorney SUBJECT: Correction to City Attorney Ordinance O-20 26-1 29 and Strikeout, final passage date of June 8,20 26, (I tem 60 9). The above-referenced ordinance and strikeout have been corrected as described below: Ordinance Recital or Pá è No.Section No..line No.

Chan 4 67.3802 1 0 D eleted 'City' before word ater 4 67.3802 1 9 D eleted 'City' before word ater 5 67.380 3(a) 1 Added '-' in no nctional turf D eleted 'all' appearing between 'stop' and 5 67.380 3(c) 1 'water' 5 67.380 3(d) 1 Added V after the words tennis courts 7 67.380 3(m) 1 Added '-' in no nctional turf Started new paragraph before " The 8 67.380 4(d) 5 Shortage Response Actions ...

D eleted the word 'City's' between 'the' and : 8 67.380 4 D 6 ' ater' 9 67.3 80 4(g) 3 D eleted the words 'Municipal Code' 9 67.3 80 4(h) 2 Deleted the word 'cu tomer ' 9 67.3 80 4(h) 5 D eleted the words 'Municipal Code' D eleted the word 'City's' between the 1 1 67.380 5(c) 4 words 'and' and ' ater' Replaced 'response level' with ater 1 1 67.380 5(c) 6 Shortage Level 1 2 67.380 6(a) 6 Deleted this' before the word section.

Office of the City Clerk Gilberto Sanchez June 26,20 26 Page 2 Recital or Pa e No.

Section No.Line No. Chan e 1 2 67.380 6(a) 6 Added '67.3806' afterthe word

section 1 3 67.380 6(b)(5)5 Added after the word agricultural Strikeout Pa e No.

Section No.Line No. Chan e 1 67.3801 (b) 4 D eleted 'and' before regulations Removed underline from deleted word 20 67.380 5(a) 6 'will' 21 67.380 5( 7 Replaced 'will' with 'willshall' 23 67.380 60 4 ) 3 Underlined 'City Manager' No other changes have been made. JES:cc Doc. No. 4473879 Attachments: Ordinance O-20 26-1 29 COR. COPY, dated June 26,20 26 Strikeout O-20 26-1 29 COR. COPY, dated June 26, 20 26 ec: Kevin Smith, D eputy D irector, Legislative Services

0-20 26.1 2) I certify that the Counci ofthe City of SanD iego adopted this Ordinance at a meeting held on JU N 0 8 20 26 DI ANA J.S. FUENTES City Clerk -ut itý C lè Approved: date) (dae) r TOD D GLORI A, Mayor Vetoed: TOD D GLORI A, Mayor -PAGE 1 5 OF 1 5- [, .

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) STRI KEOUT ORDNANCE OLD LANGUAGE: S uel -Out NEW LANGUAGE: Double Underline ORDI NANCE NUMBER O- (NEW SERES) DATE OF FI NAL PASSAGE AN ORDI NANCE AMEND I NG

CHAPTER 65 ARTI CLE 7, DI VI SI ON 38 OF THE SAN DI EGO MUNI CI PAL CODE BY AMENDI NG SECTI ONS 67.3801 ,67.380 2,67.380 3, AND 67.380 45 BY REPEALI NG SECTI ONS 67.380 5,67.380 6, 67.380 7, AND 67.3808, BY RETI TLI NG, AMEND I NG, AND RENUMBERI NG SECTI ON 67.380 9 TO 67.38055 AND BY AMENDI NG AND RENUMBERI NG SECTI ON 67.381 0 TO 67.380 6 AND SECTI ON 67.381 1 TO 67.380 7, RELATI NG TO EMERGENCY WATER REGULATI ONS. §67.3801 D eclaration of Necessity and I ntent (a) [N o change in text.I (

b) I n addition to the general provisions of Seetiø

section 67.380 3, this D ivision esa lishe incorporates by reference the Water Shorta e Contin ency Plan. which includes all provisions of California Water Code

section 1 0 632. as mav be amended. g latiø-to be implemented during times of declared water shortages or declared water shortage emergencies. The ater Shorta e Contingencv Plan establishes fou levels of drought response actions to be implemented in times of shortage, with increasing restrictions on water use in response to worsening drought conditions and decreasing available water supplies.

e) D rought Response Level 1 measures are oluntary and will be reinforced through local and regional public education and awareness measures. -PAGE 1 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) D rought Response condition Levels 2 or higher become increasingly restrictive in order to attain escalating conservation goals. (€ D uring a D rought Response Level 2 condition or higher, the water conservation measures and water use restrictions established by this D i ision are mandatory and violtions are subject to criminal, civil, and administrativ penalties and remedies as provided in

Chapter 1 of this §67.380 2

Definitions The following words and phrases whenever used in this D ivision will have the meaning defined in this sectionFor purposes o f this D ivision. defined terms appear in italics. The following

definitions apply in this D ivision: Cascading Fountain through D isaster [No change in text.] D rought means any shortage in water supply based upon expected dema ds demand that are iå caused by hydrological, enviromnental, legislative, judicial actions, or by infrastructure failure. Functional turfinearis a ground cover surface of turflocated in a recreational use area or communit space, Functional turfdoes not include turf enclosed by fencing or other barriers to permanentl preclude human access for recreation or assembl .

Grower neans a customer engaged in the growing or raising in conformity with recognized practices of husbandry, for the purpose of commerce, trade, or industry, or for use by public educational or correctional institutions, of agricultural, horticultural or floricultural products, and produced: (1 ) for human -PAGE 2 OF 24-

-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) consumption or for the market or (2) for the feeding of fowl or livestock produced for human consumption or for the market, or (3) for the feeding of fowl or livestock for the purpose of obtaining their products for human consumption or for the market. Grower does not refer to e stemes-customers who purchase water subject to the Metropolitan I nterim Agricultural Water Program or the San D iego County Water Authority Special Agricultural Rate Programs.

I ndustrial Use change in text.] Measurable Rainfall ïN change ill text.I Metropolitan o change in text.] Non-fnctional turfmeans any turfthat is notfunctional turf. and includes turf located within ri ht-of-wav and parking lots. Ornamental Fountain through Potted Plants change in text. I Recreational Fountain meañs any recreational structure, other than swimming pools or spa pools, which is open to the general public or which may be open to the general public, and uses re-circulated water in which people come into contact.

This includes, but is not limited to, zero depth water features, interactive fountains, water slides, waterfalls, or combinations of such water features. Water features not intended for human contact, such as ornamentalf¿untains, are not included. Ri h-of-wav has the same meanin as Pubüc Right-ofwav in San D iego Municipal Code

section 1 1 3.01 0 3. as m y be amended. Shortage Response Actions means the supply shortage mitigation tools that can be implemented through the ater Shorta e Contin ency Plan and are a mix of .PAGE 3 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) §67.380 3 prohibitions on end use. consumption reduction methods. supplv augmentation. and operational change measures.

Turfmeans a ground cover surface of grass that is mowed and maintained. ater Authori through ater Conervation [No change in text.] Water Shorta e Contin enc Plan means the Citv's contingencv plan in the event of a declared water emergency or enactment of more stringent restrictions on water use as required by the California Department of Water Resources. ater Shortaee Level means the progressive range of water supply shortages and defined shortage response actions as provided in the ater Shorta e Contin ency Plan.

Water Waste Prohibitions To prevent the waste nd unreasonable use of water and to promote water conservation, each of the following actions is prohibited, except where necessary to address an immediate health and safety need or to comply with a term or condition in a permit issued by a state or federal agency: íåUsing potable water for the irrigation of non-functional turf for commercial. industrial. and institutional properties per timelines and requirements set forth in California Water Code

section 1 0 60 8.1 4. as mav be amende

Section 67.380 3(

a) shall not apply to turfirrigated with recycled water or to ámctional tur a í ) p lying potable The application of potable water to outdoor landscapes in a manner that causes irrigation runoff or uncorrected leaks such that -PAGE 4 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) water flows onto adjacent property, non-irrigated areas, private and public walkways, roadways, parking lots, or structures. 0 ígù Customer shall Failing to repair or stop al water leaks upon discovery or within seventy two 2 hours of notification by the City of San D iego. Ø ídl A customer shall not wash Washing down sidewalks, driveways, parking areas, tennis courts, or other paved areas without using a power washer or a hose with a shutoff nozzle. Washing any paved areas is only allowed to alleviate immediate safety or sanitation hazards.

Wash water shall be collected and prevented from leaving the property and entering the municipal separate storm sewer system f -a teunder

Chapter 4,

Article 3, D ivision 3 ofthis Code. 0Êl A customer shall not o erfill Overfilling swimming pools and spas. Ø) £0 A cutomer shall not use Usin non-reeirculating ornamentafuntains or cascading fountains. íglWashing vehicles at non-commercial vehicle washes. Ø íh Using a hose that dispenses potable water to wash a mee-vehicle, except where the hose is fitted with a shut-off nozzle or device attached to it that causes it to cease dispensing water immediately when not in use. g) íü Si gle Usin single pass-through cooling systems as part of water service connections shall be prohibited after the effective date of this

section 6 380 3. Non recirculating Using non-circulating systems in all conveyer car wash and commercial laundry systems shall be prohibited ftep e effective dat of this

section 67.3803. -PAGE 5 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR.

COPY) 0 Ü Serving drinking water other than upon request in eating or drinking establishments, including but not limited to restaurants, hotels, cafes, cafeterias, bars, or other public places where food or drink are served or purchased. * íl Operating a hotel or motel without providing guests the option of choosing not to have towels and linens laundered daily; or operating a hotel or motel wtheut prominently displaying notice of this option in each guestroom using clear and easily understood language. 0 íll A custom may only irrigate I rrigating potted plants, non-commercial vegetable gardens and fruit trees, residential and commercial landscapes, including golf courses, parks, school grounds and recreation fieldsy-befeie fmm1 0:0 0 a.m. a d-afte í 6:0 0 p.m.

A customer m y irrigate at any time the following: (1 ) through (3) [No change in text.] (4) for landscape establishment following a disaster. Such irrigation is permitted for a period of up to two months, after which a hardship variance is required in ac ordance with

Section 67.381 0

section 67.3806. (5) [No change in text.] (6) for nursery and commercial growers using a hand-held hose equipped with a positive shut-off nozzle, a haa helé hand-held container, or when a drip or micro-irrigation system or equipment -PAGE 6 OF 24-

(0-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) is used. I rrigation o f nursery propagation beds is permitted at any time. §67.380 4 0 (

m) The irrigation with potable water of e ame tanon-fnctional turfon public street medians. * ía The irigation with potable water of landscapes outside of newly constructed homes and buildings in a manner inconsistent with regulations or other requirements established by the California Building Standards Commission and the D epartment o f Housing and Conmunity D evelopment. m) ÚÚThe application ofpotable water to outdoor landscapes during and within 48 hours after measurable rainfall. Application (a) [No change in text] b) í This D ivision is intended solely to further the conservation of water.

I t is not intended to implement or replace any provision of federal, state, or local statutes, ordinances, or regulations relating to protection of water quality or control of drainage or runoff. 0 íg Nothing in this D ivision is intended to affect or limit the ability of the City Manager to declare and respond to an unforeseeable disaster or water emergency such as an earthquake, drought, aqueduct break, or other major disruption in the water supply, pursuant to the City Charter or other provisions o f this Code. -PAGE 7 OF 24-

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d) This D ivision is intended to identifv permanent water use restrictions applicable to customers. The Citv Manager. at the Citv Manager's discretion. mav implement additional Shorta e Response Acions throu h the Water Shorta e Contingencv PI an based on the current state ofthe City's water supply and statewide restrictions. The Shortage Response Actions presented in the ater Shortage Contin encv Plan represent arange ofactions that canbe used in combination, dependin on the severity and duration of the shortage.

The mix of Shortage Response Actions tken in ny iven Water Shortage Level is designed to produce an additional 1 0 percent of demand reductions above the previous ater Shorta e Level's reduction. 1 íg This D ivision does not apply to use of water from private wells or to reclaimed water, or the use of grey water systems. This D ivision does not apply to use of water that is subject to a special supply program, such as the Metropolitan I nterim Agricultural Water Program or the Water A uthority Special Agricultural Rate Programs.

Violations of the conditions of special supply programs are subject to the penalties established under the applicable program. A customer using both water subject to a special supply program and other water provided by the City of San D iego is subject to this D ivision in the use of water provided by the City of San D iego, í The use of potable water by any customer for ind s* í4se I ndustrial Ue, including the evaporative cooling of indu tri l=ie I ndustrial Use -PAGE 8 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) facilities, is exempt from the provisions ofMuieipal- ede

section 67.380* if all of the following conditions are met to the satisfaction of the City Manager: (1 )The customer has satisfactorily implemented the Best Management Practices identified by the City Manager; and

(2) The customer is in compliance with the California Plumbing Code, title 24,

part 5 of the California Code of Regulations, including using all applicable water-conserving fixtures and fittings on the premises to the fullest extent possible, g í l I f a customer's premises is located in an area where City reclaimed water is available for euteme use by direct connection to the City's reclaimed water infrastructure, the use of potable water by that customer for industrial us I ndustrial Use, including the evaporative cooling of industrial us I ndustrial Use facilities, is exempt from the provisions of Municipal Code

section 67.38O Ž4 ifall of the following conditions are met to the satisfaction of the City Manager: (1 )The customer uses reclaimed water on its premises to the fullest extent possible, including in landscape irrigation and evaporative cooling, if applicable; and

(2) The customer is in compliance with the California Plumbing Code, title 24,

part 5 ofthe California Code of Regulations, including using all applicable water-conserving fixtures and fittings on the premises to the fullest extent possible. -PAGE 9 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) §6 380 5 1 This D ivision does not apply to areas serviced by the Pa Påks and Recreation D epartment, including public ri ht-ofwav, and street trees, or areas with significant public benefit requiring enhanced irrigation schedules, such as public parks. I rrigation of the areas serviced by the Pak rk and Recreation D epartment shall be operated and maintained according to a

schedule determined by the City Manager, consistent with

section 67.3801 . Drought Response Level 1 D rought atch Condition a A D rought Response Level 1 condition is also referred to as a D rought atch" condition. The City Manager may recommend, and upon r solution of the City Council, declare a D rought Response Level 1 when there is a reasonable probability, due to drought, that there will be a supply shortage and that a consumer demand reduction o f up to 1 0 percent is required in order to ensure that sufficient supplies will be available to meet anticipated demands.

Upon such declaration, the City Manager shall take action to implement the voluntary Level 1 conservation practices identified in this Division. 0 D uring a Level 1 D rought Watch condition, City of San D iego will increase its public education and outreach efforts to increase public awareness of the need to implement the following atr conservation practic 1 3 Limit all landscape irrigation to no more than three assigned days per week on a

schedule established and posted by the City Manager. -PAGE 1 0 OF 24-

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COPY) This provision cl es not apply to commercial growr or nurseries, nor to the irrigation of golf course grcens and toes. 2 Use a hnd hcld hose equipped with a positive shut offnozzle or hand held container or a garden hose sprinkler system on a timer to water landscaped rea, including trees and shrubs located on residential and commercial properties that are not irrigated by a lûndscape irrigation system. 3 The washing of automobiles trucks, trailers, airplanes and other types of mobile equipment is permitted only before 1 0 :0 0 a.m. or after 6:0 0 p.m. with ahand held container or a hand held hose equipped with a positive shut off nozzle for quick rinses.

Boats and boat engines are permitted to bc washed down after us c. Washing is permitted at any time on th immediate premises of a commercial car wash. The use of ater by all types of commercial car washes which do not use partially recirculated water will be reduced in volume by an amount determined by resolution of the City Council.

Mobile equipment washings are exempt from these regulations where the health safety and welfare of the public are contingent upon frequent vehicle cleanings, such as garbage truks and vehicles to transport food products, livestock nd perishables. 0 Use recycled or non potable water for construction purposes when ailable -PAGE 1 1 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) §67 80 6 5 Use of water from fire hydrants will be limited to fire fighting, meter installation by the Water D epartment as part of its Fir Hydrant Meter Progr= , and related activities or other activities necessary to maintain the health, safety and welfare ofthe citizens of San D iego. é) Construction operations receiving water from a fire hydrant meter or water truck will not us water beyond normal construction activities, consistent with

Section 67.380 3 and that required by regulatory agencies. Construction projects requiring watering for new landscaping materials shall adhere to the designated irrigation hours of only before 1 0 :0 0 a.m. and after 6:0 0 p.m. D rought Response Level 2 D rought Alert Co dition (

a) A D rought Response Level 2 condition is also referred to as a "D rought Alert" condition. The City Manager may recommend and, upon resolution of the City Council, declare ü D rought Response Level 2 when, due to drought, ù consumer demand reduction of up to 20 percent is required in order to ensure that sufficient supplies will b available to meet anticipated demands.

Upon declaration of D rought Response Level 2, the City anager shall take action to implement the mandatory Level 2 conservation practices identified in this D ivision. 0 All City of Son D iego water customers shall comply with all Level 1 D rought Watch ater conservation practices during a Lvel 2 D rought Alert, and shall also comply with the following conservation measures: -PAGE 1 2 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) Limit all landscape irrigation using :prinklers to no more than five minuts per watering station during the two assigned days per week on a

schedule established and posted by the City Manager. This provision does not apply to landscape irrigation systems using water efficient devices, including drip/micro irrigation systems and stream rotor sprinklers. Landscaped areas, including trees and sbrubs not irrigated by a landscape irrigation s stem governed by

Section 67.380 6(b)(1 ) shall be watered no more than two assigned day per week by using a hand held container, hnd held hose with positive shut off nozzle, or lo volume non spray irrigation (soaker hose.) (3 Stop operating ornamntal ountains except to the extent needed for maintenance. èlPottdplant, non commercial vegetable gardens and fruit trees may be irrigated on any day, but must be irrigated only before 1 0:0 0 a.m. or after 6:0 0 p.m. š I rrigation is permitted any day at any time, as follows: as required by a landscape permit; 3) for erosion control; 0 for establishment, repair or renovation of public use fields for schools and parks; or @ for landscape establishment following a disast r.

Such irrigation is permitted for a period ofup to two months, -PAGE 1 3 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) §67380 which a hardship variance is required in accordance with

Section 67.381 0. e The City Manager may recommend and, upon resolution of the City Council, implement a water allocation per customer account ser: ed by the City of San D iego, and a

schedule of surcharges or penalties for exceeding the water allocation. I f the City Council adopts or modifies water allocations, the City Manager will post notice of the water allocation prior to the effective date(s). Following the effective date(

s) ofthe water allocation as established by the City Council, any custome that uses water in excess of the allocation will be subject to a surcharge or penalty for each billing unit of water in e cess of the allocation. The surcharge or penalty for excess water usage will be in addition to any other remedy or penalty that may be imposed for violation of this D ivision. The watr conservation measures required under Level 1 D rought Watch and Level 2 D rought Alert conditions, may be suspended by resolution of the City Council during the period a water allocation is in effect.

Drought Response Level 3 D rought Critical Condition a A D rought Response Level 3 condition is also referred to as a "D rought Critical" condition. The City Manager may recommend and, upon resolution of the City Council, declare a D rought Response Level 3 when, due to drought there will be a supply shortage and that a consumer demand reduction of up to 1 0 percent is required in order to ensure that sufficient supplies will be a ailable to meet anticipated demands. Upon -PAGE 1 4 OF 24-

-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) declaration of D rought Response Level 3, the City Manager shall take action to implment the mandatory Level 3 conservation practices identified in this Di ision, f All City of San D iego water customer shall comply with all Level 1 D rought Watch and Level 2 D rought Alert water conervatio practices during a Level 3 D rought Critical condition and shall also comply with the following additional mandatory conservotion measures: 1 Limit all landscape irrigation to no more than five minutes per watering station during the two assigned days per week on a

schedule established and posted by the City Manager. This provision will not apply to commercial gro er or nurseries, nor to the irrigation of golf course greens. Customers with irrigation systems that use non standad spray heads, such as impact rotors, rotating nozzles or micro spray heads shalllimit irrigation to no more than 1 8 minutes per day total on assigned watering day.

(2) Stop filling or re filling ornamental lakes or ponds, except to the extent needed to sustain plants or animals that have been actively managed within the water feature prior to declaration of a drought response level under this D ivision. 3 Stop washing vhicles except at commercial canvashes that re circulate ater, or by high pressure/low volume wash systems. 4 Stop operating cascading fountain and recreational j untains except to the e tent needed for maintenance. -PAGE 1 5 OF 24-

-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) e Upon the declaration of a D rought Response Level 3 condition requiring a 30 percent or greater demand reduction, new potable water services, temporary or permanent water meters, and statements of imm diate abiity to serve or provide potable water service (such as, will serve letters, certificates, or letters of availability) will be allowed only under the circumstances listed below. This provision does not preclude the resetting or tum on ofmeters to pro ide continuation of water service or to restore service that has been interrupted.

A alid building permit has been issued for the project; or The project is necessary to protect the public's health, safety, and The number of new fire hydrant meters will not exceed the e isting number of currently authorized fire hydrant meters. A new fire hydrant meter will be issued only when an old meter is returned; or (4 The applicant provides substantial evidence satisfactory to the City Manager of an enforceable commitment that the new water demands for the project will be offset prior to th provision of new water meter(s).

Such o ffset shall be in the form of additional ater conservation measures, the pro ision of recycled water use in place of existing potable water demands, or other such o ffsets developed and approved by the City Manager. These offsets shall be reflected in a reduced capacity fee from the project's initially calculated demand (for example, an o ffset of 75 equivalent -PAGE 1 6 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) dwelling units (edu") is provided so that the project' 20 0 edu demand is reduced to 1 25 cdus and fees are paid on 1 25 edus but the ser.ice and meter will be sized at 20 0 edus). D evelopment projects with approved tentative maps and related entitlements shall have their maps and related entitlement': e piration dates tolled for the period of time that the D rought Response Level 3 condition is in place but not to e ceed 5 years, unless the development project applicant chooses to proceed with development under subsections (c)(1 ) through (c)(1 ) above.

Upon the declaration of a D rought Response Level 3 condition, the City anager will suspend consideration of annexations to its service area. e The City Manager may recommend and, upon resolution of the City Council, implement a water allocation per customr served by the City of San D iego, and a

schedule o f surcharges or penalties for exceeding t water allocation. I f the City Council adopts or modifies a water allocation, the City Manager ill post notice ofthe allocation prior to the effective date(s). Following the effective date(

s) of the water allocation as established by the City Council, any customer that uses water in excess of the allocation will be subject to a surcharge or penalty for each billing unit of water in excess of the allocation. The surcharge or penalty for excess water usage will be in addition to any other remedy or penalty that may be imposed for violation ofthis D ivision. The vatr cone vation m asures required under Level 1 D rought Watch, Level 2 D rought Alert, and Level -PAGE 1 7 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) 3 D rought Critical conditions may be suspended by resolution of the City Council during the period a water allocation is in effect. D rought Response Lev l 4 D rought Emergency a A D rought Response Level 1 condition is also referred to as a"D rought Emergency" condition, The City Mnager may recommend and, upon resolution of the City Council, declare a water shortage emergency pursuant to California Water Code

section 350 and declare a D rought Response Level 1 when there is a reasonable probability that there will be a supply shortage and that a consumer demand reduction of more than 1 0 percent is required in order to ensure that sufficient supplies will bo available to meet anticipated demands. Upon declaration of a D rought Response Level 1 , the City Manager shall take action to implement the mandatory· Level 1 conservation practices identified in this D ivision and on the grounds pro ided in California Water Code

section 350 .

b) All City of San D iego water customer shall comply with all vater conservation measures required during Level 1 D rought Watch, Level 2 D rought Alert and Level 3 D rought Critical conditions and shall also comply with the following additionl mandatory conservation measures: 1 ) Stop all landscape irrigation, except crops and landscape products of commercial gro cr and nursries. This restriction does not apply4eý Maintenance of trees and shrubs that are watered no more than two assigned days per week on a

schedule established -PAGE 1 8 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) and posted by the City Manager, and by using a hand held container, hand held hose with an automatic shut off nozzle, or low volume non spray irrigation; B Maintenance of existing landscaping necessary for fire W lw ll aintenance of existing landscaping for erosion control; (D aintenance ofplant materials identified to be rare, protected by City Council Policy or essential to the well being ofrare animals; aintenance of landscaping within active public parks and playing fields, day care centers, school grounds, cemeteries, and golf course greens, pro ded that such irrigation does not exceed two days per week according to the

schedule established under

Section 67.380 7(b)(1 ); B Watering of livestock; and (

G) Public works projects and actively irrigated environmental mitigation projects. Stop filling or refilling residential pools and spas. (3 No new commitments or agreements will be entered into to provide water to customers or agencies located outside of the City §67.380Ž Procedures for D etermination and Notification of øgh = Respe se Water Shortage Level ..PAGE 1 9 OF 24-

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a) The existence of a D rought Response Level Water Shortage Levels 1 g l eeñditiø may be declared upon recommendation by the City Manager and resolution ofthe City Council, upon a written determination ofthe existence o f the facts and circumstances supporting the determination. A copy ofthe written determination wilshall be filed with the City Clerk. The City Manager willshall publish a notice of the determination of existence of D rought Response Level Water Shortage Level 1 ee dì ea g 2 conditions in the City's official newspaper. The City of San D iego may also post notice ofthe condition on its website.

The Wate Public Utilities D epartment wil hål monitor the projected supply and demand for water during periods of emergency or drought and willshåll recommend to the City Manager the extent of the conservation required. The City Manager wil ll recommend to the City Council the implementation or termination of the appropriate level of water conserv tion in accordance with this Division. (

b) The existence of D rought Response Level 2 or Level Water Shorta e Levels 3.4. or 5 eea itie s-may be declared upon recommendation by the City Manager and resolution o f the City Council. The mandatory conservation measures applicable to D rought Response Level 2 or Level ater Shorta e Levels 3.4. or 5 conditions willhål take effect on the tenth day after the date the espe se-le el ater Shorta e Level is declared bv final passage of the resolution. Within five days following the declaration ofthe espe se-level ater Shorta e Leve, the City Manager ..PAGE 20 OF 24

(0-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) wi hall publish a notice giving the extent, terms and conditions respecting the use and consumption ofwater aminimum of one time for three consecutive days in the City's official newspaper. I fthe City Council adopts a water allocation, the City Manager hll publish notice of this adoption in the City's official newspaper. Water allocation wil hal be effective on the fifth day following the date ofpublication or at such later date as specified in the notice. (

c) The existence of a D rought Response Level 1 Water Shortage Level. condition may be declared upon recommendation by the City Manager and resolution o f the City Council and in accordance with the procedures specified in thÊ California Water Code Sections 351 and 352 and ater Shorta e Contin ency Plan. The mandatory conservation measures applicable to D rought Response Level 1 Water Shorta e Level 6 conditions willshall take effect on the tenth day after the date the s s e e Water Shorta e Level is declared by final passage of the resolution.

Within five days following the declaration of the Fespeaselevel ater Shorta e Leve, the City Manager wl h l publish a notice giving the extent, terms and conditions respecting the use and consumption of water in the City's officialâ newspaper. I f the City Council adopts a water allocation, the City Manager willb l publish notice of the allocation in the City's officialâ newspaper. Water allocation wil hâl! be effective on the fifth day following the date o f publication or at such later date as specified in the notice. -PAGE 21 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) (d)The City of San D iego may declare an end to D rought Response Levels ater Shorta.e Levels 1 ,2,3 ad, 4,5, and 6 upon recommendation of the City Manager and resolution by the City Council at any regular or special meeting of the City Council. §67.3840 Hardship Variance (

a) I f, due to unique circumstances, a specific requirement of this D ivision would result in undue hardship to a customer using City of San D iego water or to property upon which City of San D iego water is used, that is disproportionate to the impacts to City of San D iego water users generally or to similar property or classes of water uses, then the customer may apply for a variance to the requirements as providèd in his--Seetiø

section 67.3806. (

b) The variance may be granted or conditionally granted, only upon a written finding o f the existence o f facts demonstrating an undue hardship to a custorner using City of San D iego water or to property upon which City of San D iego water is used, that is disproportionate to the impacts to City of San D iego water users generally or to similar property or classes ofwater user due to specific and unique circumstances of the user or the user's property. (1 ) through (3) [No change in text.]

(4) Required Findings for Variance. (

A) Except as set forth in

Section 67.381 0 (1 3)

section 67.380 6(b)(4)(

B) an application for a variance will be -PAGE 22 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) denied unless the approving authority Citv Manager finds, based on the information provided in the application, supporting documents, or such additional information as maybe requested and on water use information for the property as shown by the records of the City of San D iego, all of the following: (

i) through (iv) [No change in text.- ] 3) An application for variance will be denied unless the approving authority City Manager finds, based on the information provided in the application, supporting documents, or such additional information as may be requested, and on water use information for the property as shown by the records ofthe City of San D iego, either of the following: (

i) through (ii) [No change in text.]

(5) No relief will be granted to any customer for any reason in the absence of a showing by the t r that the customer has achieved the maximum practical reduction in water consumption in the customer's residential, commercial industrial, institutional, agricultural or governmental water consumption. §67.381 17Violations and Penalties I t is unlawful for any customer to violate the mandatory provisions ofthis D ivision. Violations are subject to criminal, civil, and administrative penalties and -PAGE 23 OF 24-

(O-20 26-1 29) (COR. COPY) remedies as provided in

Chapter 1 of this Code. I n addition, service of water may be discontinued or appropriately limited through the installation of flow- restricting devices to any customer who willfully uses water in violation of this Division. JES:lmj:em:ce April 28,20 26 June 26,20 26 COR. COPY Or.D ept: Public Utilities Doc. No. 4473881 -PAGE 24 OF 24-

Passed by the Council of The City of San D íego on lune 8,20 26, by the following vote: Councilmembers Joe LaCava Jennifer Campbell Stephen Whitburn Henry L. Foster 1 1 1 Marni von Wilpert Kent Lee Raul A. Campillo Vivian Moreno Sean Elo-Rivera Yeas Nays Not PresentRecused - 0 / J - Ú 0 3 - / 0 3 _ 3 - 0 - - L D ate of final passage JU N 1 5 20 26 (Please note: When an ordinance is approved bythe Mayor, the date of final passage is the date the approved ordinance was returned to the Office of the City Clerk.) AUTHENTI CATED BY: TODD GLORI A Mayor of The City of San D iego, California. (Seal) DI ANA I .S.

FUENTES City Clerk of The City of San D iego, California. By , D eputy 1 HEREBY CER TI FY that the foregoing ordinance was not finally passed until twelve calendar days had elapsed between the day of its introduction and the day of its final passage, to wit, on M A Y 1 2 20 26 J U N 1 5 2 0 2 6 , and on 1 FUR THER CER TI FY that said ordinance was read in full prior to passage or that such reading was dispensed with by a vote of five members of the Council, and that a written copy of the ordinance was made available to each memberof the Council and the public priortothe day of its passage. (Seal) DI ANA I .S.

FUENTES City Clerk of The City of San D iego, California. By 1 D eputy Office of the City Clerk, San D iego, California Ordinance Number O-221 05 00