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SEC. 64.11.5. TEMPORARY WAIVER OF SEWER FACILITIES CHARGE DUE TO 1994 NORTHRIDGE EARTHQUAKE.
   (Added by Ord. No. 169,864, Eff. 7/17/94.)
 
   (a)   Definitions.
 
   1.   “LOT” shall mean any parcel, identified by parcel number and situs address on the City’s database of properties damaged or destroyed by the local emergency. This database, compiled by the Department of Building and Safety, is titled “EQ1-94”.
 
   2.   “LOCAL EMERGENCY” shall mean the Northridge Earthquake of January 17, 1994, and subsequent aftershocks, (EQ1-94) declared to be a local emergency under the provisions of Section 8.27 of the Los Angeles Administrative Code.
 
   3.   “RED-TAGGED BUILDING” shall mean a building, all or any portion of which was red-tagged by the Department of Building and Safety as a result of the local emergency and which is so listed in the database of EQ1-94 compiled by the Department of Building and Safety in effect on the date of adoption of this ordinance or as the database is updated through April 17, 1994.
 
   EXCEPTION: ACCESSORY BUILDING,” as defined in Los Angeles Municipal Code Section 12.03, shall not be included in this definition.
 
   (b)   Temporary Waiver of The Sewerage Facilities Charge (SFC). Notwithstanding the provisions of the Los Angeles Municipal Code to the contrary, for an occupying owner or tenant vacating a red-tagged building other than a “residential building”, as defined in the Los Angeles Municipal Code Section 12.03, and temporarily relocating his or her enterprise to a different site after January 17, 1994 but before January 17, 1995, the Sewerage Facilities Charge due at the time of that relocation, if any, shall be temporarily waived. This waiver shall terminate and the Sewerage Facilities Charge become due and payable within 30 days if the enterprise remains at the different site on January 17, 1996. A waived Sewerage Facilities Charge at a site shall not confer any flow credit to the site which would be applicable to future occupancies.