There is adopted and provided for the city a seal which shall be known as the "City Seal of the City of South Gate" consisting of a circular disk in the center, a cluster of azalea flowers at the lower left, and a shield at the lower right, as is described as follows:
The circular disk measures seven-eighths inches (7/8") in diameter. |
At the center of the disk there is a gate opened by Lady Liberty standing in the center of the opened gates. The left side of the gate contains the word, "SOUTH" in capital letters in a Gothic font, and the right side of the gate contains the word, "GATE" in capital letters in a Gothic font. Lady Liberty is surrounded by the rays of the sun of Opportunity, having the word, "OPPORTUNITY" in capital letters in a Gothic font across the top of this center design. |
The upper half of the circular disk is framed by the words, "CITY OF SOUTH GATE, CALIFORNIA" in capital letters in a Gothic font. |
The lower half of the circular disk is framed by the words, "INCORPORATED – JAN. 20, 1923" in capital letters in a Gothic font. |
At the lower left of the disk appears a cluster of three (3) azalea flowers with leaves, measuring one half inch (1/2") at its greatest width and five-eighths inches (5/8") at its greatest length. |
At the lower right of the disk appears a shield measuring three-eighths inches (3/8") at its greatest width and one half inch (1/2") at its greatest length. The cap of the shield contains five white stars appearing in a horizontal row. The lower portion of the badge consists of six (6) vertical stripes. The shield contains the words "All-America City" in a Helvetica font appearing between the cap and the stripes of the shield. |
(Ord. 2057 § 1 (part), 1-11-2000; Ord. 2242 § 1, 9-25-2007)