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CITY OF FLINT, MICHIGAN CODE OF ORDINANCES
PART I. CHARTER
PART II. THE CODE OF ORDINANCES
CHAPTER 1: GENERAL PROVISIONS*
CHAPTER 2: ADMINISTRATION*
CHAPTER 3: ADVERTISING AND SIGNS
CHAPTER 4: AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
CHAPTER 5: AIRPORT
CHAPTER 6: ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR SALES
CHAPTER 7: AMBULANCES
CHAPTER 8: AMUSEMENTS
CHAPTER 9: ANIMALS AND FOWL*
CHAPTER 10: AUCTIONS
CHAPTER 11: BUILDINGS
CHAPTER 12: BUSINESS AND OCCUPATIONS GENERALLY*
CHAPTER 13: CEMETERIES
CHAPTER 14: CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER
CHAPTER 15: TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
CHAPTER 16: ELECTRICAL CODE
CHAPTER 17: FENCES
CHAPTER 18: TAXATION; FUNDS; PURCHASING*
CHAPTER 19: FIRE PROTECTION*
CHAPTER 20: RESERVED
CHAPTER 21: RESERVED
CHAPTER 22: HEATING
CHAPTER 23: RESERVED
CHAPTER 24: HOUSING
CHAPTER 25: RESERVED
CHAPTER 26: LICENSING FEES AND OTHER CHARGES
CHAPTER 27: RESERVED
CHAPTER 28: MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
CHAPTER 29: MUNICIPAL RETAIL AND WHOLESALE GROWERS’ MARKET
CHAPTER 30: NUISANCES*
CHAPTER 31: GENERAL OFFENSES*
CHAPTER 32: RESERVED
CHAPTER 33: PARKS
CHAPTER 34: RESERVED
CHAPTER 35: PERSONNEL*
CHAPTER 36: PLUMBING
CHAPTER 37: POLES AND WIRES
CHAPTER 38: RAILROADS
CHAPTER 39: REFUSE, GARBAGE AND WEEDS
CHAPTER 40: RESERVED
CHAPTER 41: SCHOOLS
CHAPTER 42: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
CHAPTER 43: RESERVED
CHAPTER 44: RESERVED
CHAPTER 45: TREES AND SHRUBS
CHAPTER 46: UTILITIES*
CHAPTER 47: WARDS AND PRECINCTS
CHAPTER 48: WATERCRAFT
CHAPTER 49: WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
CHAPTER 50: ZONING*
APPENDIX: COMPILED ILLUSTRATIONS
TABLE OF SPECIAL ORDINANCES*
APPENDIX A
PART III: PARALLEL REFERENCES AND INDEX
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§ 5-37  SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED SERVICES; INDEMNIFICATION AND INSURANCE; REQUIRED FACILITIES.
   Airport tenants authorized to dispense aviation fuel to the general public shall comply with the following requirements before commencing operations:
   (a)   Submit to the Director of Aeronautics a schedule of proposed aviation fuel services specifying hours and types of services, types of fuel offered, lubricants, associated products, fees and charges, including retail prices for all grades of aviation fuel to be sold. His approval shall be obtained prior to putting such schedule into effect.
   (b)   Execute an indemnification agreement holding the City harmless against liability arising from the fuel dispensing operations, if not already included in the tenant’s lease with the City.
   (c)   Furnish the Director of Aeronautics proof of adequate liability insurance coverage protecting the City, in companies and forms satisfactory to the Chief Legal Officer.
   (d)   Provide fuel storage and dispensing facilities which meet all safety standards of appropriate local, State and Federal authorities, and which have been approved by the Director of Aeronautics prior to their installation.
(Ord. 2031, passed 2-5-1968; Ord. 2537, passed 12-22-1975)
§ 5-38  MONTHLY REPORTS TO DIRECTOR.
   Each wholesale supplier of aviation fuel shall submit monthly to the Director of Aeronautics a report showing quantities and types of fuel delivered for the preceding month to any premises at the airport.
(Ord. 2031, passed 2-5-1968)
§ 5-39  SERVICE REQUIRED; FEES; FUEL.
   All person engaged in aviation fuel dispensing operations at the airport shall:
   (a)   Provide twenty-four hour service daily, without exception, to all users at the airport. Service may be provided by “attendant on duty” or “on call” if so specified in the schedule of Aviation Fuel Services approved by the Director of Aeronautics. “On call” service shall be provided within not more than one hour. All services shall be provided in an efficient, courteous manner.
   (b)   Adhere to the current approved schedule of Aviation Fuel Services on file with the Director of Aeronautics. Reduction of service, or increase in fees or charges may be made only after thirty (30) days written notice of the proposed amended schedule to the Director of Aeronautics, and his approval thereof.
   (c)   Secure written approval of the Director of Aeronautics prior to accepting delivery of any new type aviation fuel.
   (d)   Mark all fuel tenders appropriately to identify fuels. Mark all dispensing outlets for type and grade of fuel. Post “No Smoking” and “Flammable” signs on all sides and on rear of all fuel tenders.
(Ord. 2031, passed 2-5-1968)
§ 5-40  TRANSFER OF FUEL WITHIN BUILDING PROHIBITED.
   No person shall transfer fuel into or from any aircraft fuel tank within any building or structure on the airport.
(Ord. 2031, passed 2-5-1968)
§ 5-41  TRANSPORTATION OF FUEL.
   No fuel shall be transported into or upon the airport in bottles, cans or other like containers.
(Ord. 2031, passed 2-5-1968)
§ 5-42  STORAGE OF FUEL.
   No fuel or other flammable liquid shall be stored, however short the period, in bottles, cans or other like containers at the airport, provided, however, that safety cans may be used for fuel for ground equipment, tugs, tractors, mowers, and similar equipment.
(Ord. 2031, passed 2-5-1968)
§ 5-43  DEPOSITING FUEL, OIL AND THE LIKE ON AIRPORT SURFACE.
   No fuel, lubricant, oil, grease, chemical or other harmful or dangerous substance shall be deposited, drained onto, or allowed to remain on any surface of the airport.
(Ord. 2031, passed 2-5-1968)
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