Notices, resolutions or other documents required to be published shall be published twice in a newspaper of general circulation in the City. If any hearing is therein noticed, such hearing shall be had not less than ten days after the first publication unless a shorter time is provided by the general law.
(Ord. 859; Formerly § 16-22)
It shall not be necessary to post or mail any notice, resolution or other document or make or file any affidavit in regard thereto, unless no publication is provided or posting or mailing is necessary to provide jurisdiction. In such event, said posting or mailing shall be at least ten days prior to any hearing provided therein unless a shorter time is provided by general law.
(Ord. 859; Ord. 1104; Formerly § 16-23)
All documents provided to be posted, other than a notice of improvement, shall be posted on or near the Council chamber door or on any bulletin board in or adjacent to City Hall.
(Ord. 859; Formerly § 16-24)
When any notice, resolution or other document is required to be mailed, it shall be mailed, postage prepaid, to the property owners involved, as follows:
(a) 
To all persons owning real property proposed to be assessed, whose names and addresses appear on the last equalized assessment roll for City taxes, including the utility roll, at said addresses.
(b) 
In cases of transfers of land, or parts thereof, subsequent to the date on which the last assessor's roll was prepared, to such transferee, at his/her name and address as the same appear on the records in the assessor's office which the assessor will use to prepare the next ensuing assessor's roll.
(c) 
To each person, including the owner or person having an interest in property assessed by the State under Section 14 of Article XIII of the California Constitution, who have filed with the County Assessor for the current fiscal year, a statement of his/her name, address, and a description of the property owned by him, requesting that a notice of all proposals affecting such property shall be mailed to him (Gov. Code 58905), at said address.
(d) 
To such person at his/her address or as otherwise known to the Clerk.
(e) 
In case of doubt as to the name and address of any owner, the Clerk shall cause said notice to be conspicuously posted on the property of such person in the assessment district, at or near the entrance thereto, so that it will be visible to persons on entering, leaving or passing said property.
(Ord. 859; Ord. 1104; Formerly § 16-25)