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Home My WebLink About03-Public Comments .. J PUBLIC CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL 9.28.010 Urination and defecation prohibited where. Any person who, in any public park, street, alley, highway, public meeting, assembly, or other public place, or in the immediate neighborhood thereof and in view from the same places, urinates or defecates, shall be deemed guilty of a_ demeanor. provided. that this section shall not be applicable to the act of urinating or defecating in a proper receptacle in a restroom or bathroom in any enclosed structure. (Ord. 2552 (part), 1964; Ord. 1657 ~ 1,1941.) 9.28.020 Masturbation prohibited where. It is unlawful for any person to masturbate in a public restroom or other public place. In ordir to establish the com- mission of the foregoing offense, it shall not be necessary to prove that the accused had an orgasm or an emission. (Ord. 2552 (part), 1964;Ord. 1657 ~ 2, 1941.) 9.28.040 Violation - Penalty. Any person or persons violating any provISIon of this chapter is guilty of an infractiQll, which upon convictio thereof is punishable in accordance with the provisions of Section 1.12.0 I 0 of this Code. (Ord. MC-460, 5-13-85; Ord. 2552(part),1964;Ord. 1657 ~ 4, 1941.) 9.28.030 Presence in public restroom where person mastur- bating prohibited. No person shall knowingly be present. in any public rest- room where another person or persons are masturbating. (Or 2552 (part), 1964;Ord. 1657 ~ 3, 1941.) Chapter 9.32 PUBLIC CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL Sections: 9.32.010 9.32.015 9.32.020 Definitions. Possession of open container, presumption of consuming alcohol. Consumption of alcoholic beverage unlawful where. 555 (San Bernardino 9-85) 3 Volunteers paint a house while being serenaded by the Mariachi Lucero ata neighborhood cleanup day. BARRETT STlNSOWThe Sun FALL CLEANING? V olunteers take to streets By MARIA c. HUNT Sun Staff Writer SAN BERNARDINO - Thirteen-year- old Justin Carter and his family got a new house Saturday without even leaving home. A platoon of volunteers armed with brushes, buckets ofpaiot and a huge dump. ster descended early in the morning on the Carter house at 1195 W. Fifth St. When they were done, the house had a fresh coat of white paint with blue trim, and the 30-cubic- yard dumpster was fuH of debris. "It's better than what it was," said Car- ter, who was dressed in a paint-streaked shirt. "I just hope my bus driver doesn't pass up the house." The effort was part of Neighborhood Pride Day, co-sponsored by the San Bernar- dino VaHey Association of Realtors and the San Bernardino Neighborhood Housing Services. Realtors, insurance agents, utility work. ers, college students and even some reputed rival gang members came together to paint out grafitti and puH weeds on the 16th Street bridge and refurbish 16 homes near 'It's better than what It was. I Just hope my bus driver doesn't pass up the house.' . JUSTIN CARTER Boy whose house was fixed up Roosevelt Elementary School. Members of the Mariachi Lucero strolled the neighborhood, serenading vol- unteers as they worked. Karen Schwartzkopf, communications chairwoman for the Realtors' board, spent much of the morning painting a house on I7th Street. "The houses we're painting were the ones that needed painting on the street and they didn't have the money to do it," she said. "It catches on because neighbors see the work being done, and before you know it, they're painting their houses too," Leonard Davenport, 50, NHS commu- nity relations chairman, sent scouts to find houses that needed work and find out what colors the families liked. Four hundred gal- for cleanup Ions of paint, ladders and tools and land- scaping plants were donated by local busi~ nesses. Mattie Cole watched from the sidewalk as volunteers finished the blue trim on the Carter house. Cole's Tenth Street home re- ceived a paint job, landscaping, and a new tool shed last year from the agency. "It wasjnst beautiful and it was more than I could have afforded,'. said Cole. 57, who was somewhat skeptical ofthe volun- teers' intentions last year. "I thought it was too good to be true that someone would do that much work for nothing." Michael Ponce of the housing services agency thanked the volunteers for helping change the face of the neighborhood as they gathered for a lunch of chile verde, rice, beans and tortillas. While many groups try improve housing conditions by loaning money or building low-income dwellings, Ponce, 39, said NHS takes a broader approach. "Our goal is to positively change those neighborhoods," he said. "We can build af- fordable housing to kingdom come, but if you don't tend to the health of the neighbor- hoods, then it's a wasted effort." ) (b~ .tf- ~ "",-~'1 TED RIOS ;;';4 Youth worker . ...;:~ Ted Rios. 16, of San Bernar-4 dino died of a. gunshot wound , Monday in San Bernardino. <j Rios, a lifelong resident of ' San Bernardino, was a commuc :.1 nity youth worker for Los Padri-' nos under the youtH Coalition.:__ "-'::om He'ts ' survIved .~ by his wife, " Roberta; a. j SOil, Ted,!! III of San c Bernardi-. . no; II. i.s .moth.llr." Eliza6e of San Bernardino; his .fathe Ted Sr. of Albuquerque, N.M.;"a brother, Richard of San Bernar- dino; and two sisters, Arlene and , Konnie, both of San Bernardino. : Services wiJl be private. Mark i B. Shaw is directing. . . . '.. o o ~. MEMORIAL CHAPEL 1525 No. Waterman Avenu. San Bernardino, CA 189-0173 Willia""..... Mess: Friday, 9:00 A.M. St. Bemardine's Church 584 W, 5th 5',.., . Call Rowel' Memorial Service Friday, 9:00 A.M. Chapol Matthow King Friday. 10,00 AM. New Hope Missionary Baptist Church 1575 W, 17th Street Interment Forest lawn Cemetery Hollywood Hills Gilbert Flo... Graveside Service Friday, 10:30 AM MonteCite Memorial Park Robert RIHrn Groveside SelVice Friday, II ,00 A.M. Riverside ~otlonol Cemetery Area #3 Patricia A. Ch..tnut Friday, 2:00 P.M. Chopal , .~:,:~ ",{-~ ~~i - ,)~ 'I'l . ::_~f' , ,,~ -.' I,' . :;~_t . ';It ')l ,'~ 1} ';,-:, .... .~'~, ~" I :..j .j