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Af fidavit of Publication <br /> STATE OF MINNESOTA ) <br /> )ss. <br /> COUNTY OF SHERBURNE) <br /> 10 i A40 a <br /> being duly sworn, on oath says that he/she is the publisher <br /> or authorized agent and employee of the publisher of the <br /> newspaper known as the Elk River Star News, and has full <br /> knowledge of the facts which are stated below: <br /> ORDINANCE 0(;-08 A) The newspaper has complied with all the <br /> CITY OF ELKRMER, requirements constituting qualification as a qualified <br /> AN ORDINANCE OF THE <br /> CITY OF ELK RIVER'ADDIN newspaper, as provided by Minnesota Statute 331A.02, <br /> SECTIONS 4&- <br /> 6.86 OF THE CITY CODE 0! 331A.07, and other applical e 1 ws, as amended. <br /> ORDINANCES REGARDIN4 B) The printed <br /> NUISANCES' <br /> ARTIOL19 III. GRAFFITI <br /> The City Council of the City <br /> Elk River does hereby ordain which is attached was cut from the columns of said <br /> follows: <br /> Sec. 46-80. •Findings and Pr newspaper, nd was printed and published once each <br /> pose. <br /> (a)The City Council of the city week, for successive weeks; it was first published <br /> enacting this article to help pa on W dnesday, the day Of �f , <br /> vent the spread of graffiti va <br /> dalism and to establish a pr <br /> gram for the removal of graff 2Q and was thereafter printed and p blished every <br /> from public and private property Wednesday to and including Wednesday, the <br /> public Council finds that graff: , 20 ; and printed below <br /> is a nuisance and destru, day of <br /> tive of the rights and values c is a copy of the lower case alphabet from A to Z, both <br /> Property owners as well as th. <br /> entire community. Graffitiperpe inclusive, which is hereby acknowledged as being the size <br /> trators are often;associated wit <br /> other criminal activities;incluc and kind of type used in the composition and publication <br /> ing violent crimes. Unless the cit <br /> acts to remove graffiti from public of the notice. <br /> and private property,the graffit <br /> tends to remain. Other proper <br /> ties then become the target o' abcdefghijkImnopgrstuvwxyz <br /> graffiti and entire neighborhoods <br /> are affected and become less o <br /> desirable places in which to be,al <br /> to the detriment of the city. BY: <br /> (c)The City Council intends TITLE: <br /> through the adoption.of thi! <br /> article, to provide additiona <br /> enforcement tools to protect pub <br /> lic and Private property from act, Subscribed and sworn to before me on this day of <br /> of graffiti vandalism and deface <br /> ment of public and private prop , 20d <br /> erty. The Council does not intent <br /> for this article to conflict with an3 <br /> existing anti-graffiti state laws of °1 <br /> "criminal;damage to property' <br /> i <br /> laws. Notary Pub '.r ,,,,,���+ <br /> Sec.46-81. Definitions, ; °' 6F'q , <br /> For the purposes of this article, <br /> i v q c n`S05 fan 1' <br /> the following words will have the <br /> meaning provided to them,except <br /> where the context <br /> clearly indi- <br /> cates adifferent meaning. (1) Lowest classified rat eaid-by"''"" <br /> AEROSOL PAINT CON.TAINER. Any aerosol container commercial users for comparable space $ <br /> ': <br /> that is adapted or made for the (2) Maximum rate allowed by law for <br /> purpose of applying spray paint or <br /> other substances capable of the above matter <br /> defacing property. <br /> BROAD-TIPPED MARKER. (3) Rate actually charged for the <br /> Any felt tip indelible marker or above matter <br /> similar implement with a'flat or <br /> angled writing surface that,at its <br /> broadest width, is greater than <br /> one-fourth of an inch,containing <br /> ink or other pigmented liquid that <br /> is not water soluble. i <br />