Chapter 16.03
ALL CITY PARKS—DRUG FREE ZONES

16.03.010    Drug free zones.

16.03.020    Designated city parks.

16.03.010 Drug free zones.

The city parks set forth below are declared drug free zones pursuant to California Health and Safety Code Section 11380.5, which sets forth enhanced penalties upon conviction of offences involving the possession for sale or sales of specified controlled substances which occur on the grounds of city parks. (Ord. 1243, 1999).

16.03.020 Designated city parks.

(1)    Napoleon Square Park which lies generally between 5th and 6th Streets and G and H Streets in the city;

(2)    Washington Square Park which lies generally at the northeast, northwest, southeast and southwest corners of 10th Street and E Street in the city;

(3)    Plaza Park which lies generally between 1st Street and the Marysville levee, and between D Street and E Street in the city;

(4)    East Lake Park which lies generally on the west side of Yuba Street between 13th Street and 17th Street in the city;

(5)    Stephen J. Field Park which lies generally between Greeley Drive and Boulton Way at their intersection with Rideout Way in the city;

(6)    Gavin Park which lies generally between Val Drive and Chele Avenue on the south side of Johnson Avenue in the city;

(7)    Miner Park which lies generally between 14th and 15th Streets and between Swezy Street and Sampson Street in the city;

(8)    Triplett Park which lies generally on the north side of Rideout Way between Covillaud Street and Ahern Street in the city;

(9)    Ellis Lake which lies generally between 9th Street and 16th Street and between B Street and D Street in the city;

(10)    Yuba Park, which lies generally directly north of 10th Street, east of Yuba Street and west of Ramirez Street/Simpson Lane in the city;

(11)    Beckwourth Riverfront Park which generally lies east of the Feather River and west of the Feather River Flood Protection Levee and lying south of the northerly city limits and lying north and west of the E Street Bridge crossing the Yuba River in the city;

(12)    Motor Park, which generally lies north of 14th Street between G Street and H Street and ends at the north levee in the city. (Ord. 1243, 1999).