• 1.1  Name

• 1.2  Boundaries

• 1.3  Rights and Liabilities

• 1.4  Powers

• 1.5  Tidelands Inalienable

• 2.1  Elective Officers

• 2.2  Eligibility of Elective Officers

• 2.3  Elections

• 2.4  Canvass of Returns

• 2.5  Vacancies

• 2.6  Initiative, Referendum and Recall

• 2.7  Voter Approval Required for Eminent Domain Actions to Acquire Property for Re-Sale in Redevelopment Projects

• 2.75  Voter Approval Required for Sale of Open Space Zoned Property in Coastal Zone.

• 2.8  Term of Office of Councilmember Filing as a Candidate for Mayor

• 3.1  The Mayor

• 3.2  Vice-Mayor

• 4.1  The Council

• 4.2  Meetings of the Council

• 4.25  Conduct of Closed Meetings

• 4.3  Quorum

• 4.4  Legislation

• 4.5  Appointment and Removal of Officers, Employees and Appointees

• 4.6  Residential Qualification

• 4.7  Interference With or By City Manager

• 4.8  Contracts for Public Works.

• 4.9  Membership on Intergovernmental Agencies

• 4.10  Adoption of Codes by Reference

• 5.1  City Manager

• 5.2  City Attorney

• 5.3  Compensation of Officers and Employees

• 5.4  Impartial Arbitration for Fire and Police Department Employee Disputes

• 6.1  Fiscal Year

• 6.2  Annual Financial Audit

• 6.3  Budget

• 6.4  Leases of City Property

• 6.5  Levy and Collection of Taxes

• 6.6  Neighborhood and Community Improvement Program

• 7.1  Public Library and Board of Library Trustees

• 8.1  Visitor Accommodation Zone

• Sec. 38-147A. Description and Purpose

• Sec. 38-148A. Principal Permitted Uses

• Sec. 38-149A. Accessory Uses

• Sec. 38-150A Conditional Uses

• Sec. 38-151A. Property Development Standards

• 1-1  How Code designated and cited

• 1-2  Definitions and rules of construction

• 1-3  Provisions considered as continuations of existing ordinances

• 1-4  Effect of repeal of ordinances

• 1-5  Severability of parts of Code

• 1-6  Catchlines of Sections

• 1-7  Violations -- Misdemeanors and Infractions; Public Nuisance

• 1-7.1  Liability for Costs

• 1-8  Procedure for reading of ordinances

• 1-8.1  Payment of Taxes by Mail

• 1-8.2  Claims Against the City

• 1-9  Applicability

• 1-9.1  Definitions

• 1-9.2  Administrative citation

• 1-9.3  Amount of fines

• 1-9.4  Payment of the fine

• 1-9.5  Hearing request

• 1-9.55  Advance deposit hardship waiver

• 1-9.6  Hearing officer

• 1-9.7  Hearing procedure

• 1-9.8  Hearing officer’s decision

• 1-9.9  Late payment charges

• 1-9.10  Recovery of administrative citation fines and collection costs

• 1-9.11  Right to judicial review

• 1-9.12  Notices

• 1-10  Applicability

• 1-10.1  Compliance Order

• 1-10.2  Method of service

• 1-10.3  Notice - Service procedure

• 1-10.4  Hearing

• 1-10.5  Notice of hearing

• 1-10.6  Hearing - Findings and order

• 1-10.7  Administrative Order

• 1-10.8  Abatement by City

• 1-10.9  Administrative penalties

• 1-10.10  Administrative costs

• 1-10.11  Interest

• 1-10.12  Force and effect

• 1-10.13  Failure to comply with Administrative Order

• 1-10.14  Right of judicial review

• 1-10.15  Report of compliance after Administrative Order

• 1-10.16  Compliance dispute

• 1-10.17  Lien/Special assessment

• 1-10.18  Lien procedure

• 1-10.19  Special assessment procedure

• 1-10.20  Satisfaction of lien/Special assessment

• 1-11  Designated body - Appeals Hearing Board

• 1-11.1  Number of members

• 1-11.2  Special eligibility requirements

• 1-11.3  Functions, powers and duties

• 1-11.4  Appointment/Term

• 1-11.5  Compensation

• 1-12  Authority to Impose Lien/Special Assessment

• 1-12.1  Lien Procedure - Adoption of Resolution

• 1-12.2  Special Assessment Procedure - Adoption of Resolution

• 1-12.3  Satisfaction of Lien/Special Assessment

• 2-1  Time and place of City Council meetings

• 2-2  Special Meetings of City Council

• 2-2.1  Closed Session Rules

• 2-3  Members of Boards and Commissions - Voting and Conflict of Interest

• 2-3.1  Members of City Council to serve as Members of Redevelopment Agency

• 2-3.2  Appointment of honorary life members of certain City boards and commissions

• 2-3.3  Judicial review of decision; time limitations

• 2-4  Established

• 2-5  Composition; Ex-Officio Members

• 2-6  Terms of Office; Meetings; Officers

• 2-7  Powers

• 2-7.1  Duties

• 2-7.2  Quorum; Voting Requirements

• 2-8  Compensation

• 2-10  Established

• 2-11  Composition; Ex-Officio Members

• 2-12  Terms of Office; Meetings; Officers

• 2-13  Powers and Duties

• 2-14  Quorum, Voting Requirements

• 2-15  Established

• 2-16  Composition

• 2-17  Terms; Meetings; Officers

• 2-18  Powers and Duties

• 5-1  Unauthorized entrance to amusements, etc., prohibited

• 5-2  Closing hours of certain amusement places

• 5-3  Required; separate places of business

• 5-4  Exemptions

• 5-5  Application

• 5-6  Fees

• 5-7  Investigation of applicant

• 5-8  Denial

• 5-9  Transferability

• 5-10  Expiration; renewals

• 5-11  Revocation or suspension

• 5-12  Appeals

• 5-13  Required

• 5-14  Application

• 5-15  Investigation of applicant; approval of application

• 5-16  Issuance

• 5-17  Revocation or suspension

• 5-18  Appeals

• 5-19  Permitted when

• 5-20  Beneficiary

• 5-21  Compensation prohibited

• 5-22  Participation of minors prohibited

• 5-23  Location; permit required

• 5-24  Open participation

• 5-25  Operation

• 5-26  Financial interest restricted

• 5-27  Funds to be kept separate

• 5-28  Presence required for participation

• 5-29  Prizes not to exceed

• 5-30  Bingo defined

• 5-31  Permits; issuance, fees, revocation, reporting

• 5-32  Violation; penalties

• 5-33  Senior citizens program exempt

• 6-1  Animals running at large prohibited

• 6-2  Fowl running at large prohibited

• 6-3  Grazing, staking, etc., of animals in public places prohibited

• 6-4  Restrictions on keeping of animals generally

• 6-5  Keeping of animals in connection with fairs

• 6-6  Restrictions on keeping of domestic fowl

• 6-7  Keeping of bees prohibited

• 6-8  Sale, display, etc., of chicks, ducklings, etc., prohibited; exception

• 6-9  Games, etc., with animals as targets prohibited

• 6-9.1  Feeding of Wildlife Prohibited

• 6-10  Dogs running at large prohibited

• 6-11  Impoundment of dogs -- Generally

• 6-12  Same -- Redemption; dispositions of unclaimed, injured, etc., dogs

• 6-13  Anti-rabies vaccination required

• 6-14  Puppies to be kept under restraint

• 6-15  Fees and charges for impounding and animal shelter services

• 6-16  Certain acts prohibited

• 6-16.1  Dogs Prohibited at Certain Public Events

• 6-16.5  Dogs in Moving Vehicles

• 6-16.6  Dog Excrement

• 6-17  Required

• 6-18  Due date

• 6-19  Application

• 6-20  Fees

• 6-21  Vaccination required prior to issuance

• 6-22  Issuance; terms

• 6-23  Attachment of license tag to dog

• 6-24  Duplicates

• 6-25  Notification to County of issuance

• 6-26  Records to be kept

• 6-27  Exceptions from requirements

• 6-28  Vicious dogs

• 8-1  Purpose

• 8-2  Findings

• 8-3  Policies

• 8-4  Affordability period

• 8-5  Definitions

• 8-6  Developer participation

• 8-7  Operation of low- or moderate-income housing program

• 9-0.1  Adoption of Codes

• 9-0.2  Exemption for pending applications

• 9-1  Amendments to California Building Code

• 9-2  Amendments to 2001  California Plumbing Code

• 9-18  Established

• 9-19  Repealed by Ordinance No. 2237  C.S

• 9-20  Repealed by Ordinance No. 2237  C.S

• 9-21  Applicability of building regulations

• 9-22  Enforcement and administration of Article

• 9-23  Purposes of Article

• 9-24  Definitions

• 9-25  Permits -- required; compliance with terms and conditions, standards; construction, repair, etc., of wells limited

• 9-26  Same -- application; filing fee; issuance or denial; expiration

• 9-27  Same -- suspension or revocation

• 9-28  Variances

• 9-29  Adoption of standards

• 9-30  Compliance with Water Code: filing of well driller’s log

• 9-31  Appeals to Board of Supervisors

• 9-32  Inspections; right of entry

• 9-50  Elevators Required in Elderly Housing Projects

• 9-51  Alternative Less Than Eight Units

• 9-52  Elderly Defined

• 9-53  Handicapped Rules Prevail

• 9-54  Time of Compliance

• 9-60  Scope of Article

• 9-61  Definitions

• 9-62  General Requirements

• 9-63  Administration

• 9-65  Roofing Material

• 9-66  Penalties for violation of Uniform Code and Chapter

• 9-67  Statutory Authorization, Findings of Fact, Purposes and Methods

• 9-68  Definitions

• 9-69  General Provisions

• 9-70  Administration

• 9-71  Provisions for Flood Hazard Reduction

• 9-72  Variance Procedure

• 9-73  Purpose and intent

• 9-74  General

• 9-75  Designation and applicability

• 9-76  Excavation and digging restrictions

• 9-77  Permit requirements

• 9-78  Permit procedure

• 9-79  Term of permit

• 9-80  Exceptions to permit conditions

• 9-81  Performance bond

• 9-82  Amendment to permits

• 9-83  Appeals

• 9-84  Notification to property owners and other land users

• 9-85  Revision of chapter

• 10-1  Office of Cemetery Coordinator established

• 10-2  Appointment of additional officers

• 10-3  Maintenance and operation

• 10-4  Rules and regulations

• 10-5  Reserved areas

• 10-6  Lot buy back

• 11-1  Definitions

• 11-2  General

• 11-3  Establishing Disaster Council

• 11-4  Director of Emergency Services (DES)

• 11-5  Emergency Organization

• 11-6  Emergency Management Plan

• 12-1  Consolidation of offices of auditor, collector and treasurer

• 12-2  Powers and duties of City Treasurer

• 12-3  Established

• 12-4  Accumulation of funds

• 12-5  Expenditures

• 12-6  Established

• 12-7  Accumulation of money

• 12-8  Expenditures

• 12-9  Established; purpose

• 12-10  Accumulation and deposit of money

• 12-11  Use of funds

• 12-12  Investment of assets.

• 12-13  Established

• 12-14  Accumulation, investment and use of money

• 12-15  Approval of expenditures

• 12-16  Established; accumulation of funds

• 12-17  Disposition and use of funds

• 13-0.1  Adoption of 2007  California Fire Code.

• 13-0.2  Amendments to California Fire Code

• 13-0.3  Exemption for pending applications

• 13-1  Penalties for Violations

• 13-2  Installation of fire hydrants on private property

• 13-3  Appeals

• 13-4  Prohibition of Fireworks

• 13-5  Upgrading of fire hydrants and water supply mains

• 13-6  Definitions

• 13-6.1  Clean-up responsibility

• 13-6.2  Indemnification

• 13-7  Very high fire hazard severity zone

• 13-8  High fire hazard severity zone

• 14-1  Storage of Solid Waste

• 14-2  Solid Waste Containers

• 14-3  Service Required, Collection

• 14-4  Collection Charges

• 14-5  Suspension of Service

• 14-6  Enforcement

• 14-7  Unauthorized Collection of Recyclables and Other Items for Collection

• 14-8  Penalties, Abatement

• 14-10  Public Nuisance

• 14-11  Notice to Abate Nuisance

• 14-12  Appeal

• 14-13  Removal by City Authorities

• 14-14  Charging Cost of Weed Clearance.

• 14-15  Definitions

• 14-16  Prohibited Disposable Food Service Ware

• 14-17  Required Biodegradable, Compostable, or Recyclable Disposable Food Service Ware

• 14-18  Exemptions for Biodegradable, Compostable, or Recyclable Food Service Ware

• 14-19  Enforcement and Notice of Violation

• 14-20  Penalties and Fines for Violations

• 15-1  Definitions

• 15-2  Applicability of Chapter

• 15-3  License -- Required

• 15-4  Same -- application

• 15-5  Same -- fee

• 15-6  Same -- restrictions on issuance

• 15-7  Same -- terms and conditions

• 15-8  Inventory of Restrictions

• 15-9  Duties and Responsibilities of Licensees

• 16-1  Terms and Definitions

• 16-2  Establishment of a Regional Impact Fee

• 16-3  Exemptions

• 16-4  Credits or Reimbursements

• 16-5  List of Projects on the Regional Transportation System

• 16-6  Administrative Costs

• 17-1  Restrictions on deliveries of fresh fish at Port of Monterey

• 17-2  Docking, loading, etc., of vessels --precedence of vessels

• 17-3  Same -- when permitted

• 17-4  Same - Designation of Space; Docking Time Allowed

• 17-5  Wharfage Rates and Charges

• 17-6  Bonds required for transporting of excessive loads

• 17-7  Fish, etc., to be sold, delivered, etc., only by licensed concessionaires

• 17-8  Restrictions on use of wharves for storing, etc., of goods

• 17-8.5  Regulation of Alcoholic Beverage Sales in Fish Markets, Wharf No. 1

• 17-9  Restrictions on Fishing on Wharves

• 17-9.1  Overhead Casting

• 17-9.2  Standing on Railings

• 17-10  Enforcement of Article

• 17-11  Operation and use of Vehicles - Restrictions, concessionaire permits; special parking permits; authority of wharf traffic officer

• 17-11.5  Maximum Weight Limits

• 17-12  Same -- speed limit

• 17-13  Same -- parking regulations

• 17-14  Regulations for Concessions

• 17-15  Docking of boats limited to certain uses

• 17-16  Defacing, obliterating, etc., of signs and markings prohibited

• 17-16.1  Use of bicycles and skateboards restricted

• 17-16.2  No Dogs Allowed Upon Wharf

• 17-16.3  Pre-Construction Rules

• 17-17  Operation and use of Vehicles - Speed Limit

• 17-18  Same - Restricted in Certain Areas

• 17-19  Same - Parking Restrictions

• 17-20  Designation and marking of parking spaces and loading zones

• 17-21  Operation and mooring of boats prohibited in certain areas

• 17-22  Deleted by Ordinance No. 3100  C.S

• 17-23  Throwing, depositing, etc., of garbage, refuse, etc., prohibited; exception

• 17-24  Diving prohibited

• 17-24.5  Conditions of Use of Public Hoist

• 17-25  Definitions

• 17-26  Harbormaster

• 17-27  Access to Berthing Facilities

• 17-28  Berthing

• 17-29  Transient Berthing

• 17-30  Fees and Charges

• 17-31  Disposing of Refuse or Other Matter

• 17-32  Fishing Prohibited

• 17-33  Hazardous Conditions

• 17-34  Inoperable Vessels

• 17-35  Living Aboard

• 17-36  Loading of Passengers for Hire

• 17-37  Modification of Berths

• 17-38  Non-Liability of City

• 17-39  Performing Labor, Services

• 17-40  Pets

• 17-41  Solicitation Restrictions

• 17-42  Storage

• 17-43  Accident Reports Required

• 17-44  Vessel Maintenance

• 17-45  Vessel Security and Hazards

• 17-46  Failure to Comply

• 17-47  Appeal

• 17-48  DEFINITIONS

• 17-49  HARBORMASTER

• 17-50  MOORING

• 17-50.1  MOORING ISSUANCE

• 17-50.2  INDIVIDUAL MOORING LICENSES

• 17-50.3  TEMPORARY MULTIPLE MOORING LICENSES

• 17-50.4  RIGHTS AND LIMITATIONS OF MOORING USE

• 17-50.5  CURRENT ADDRESSES

• 17-50.6  CANCELLATION OF LICENSE

• 17-50.7  MAINTENANCE AND CARE OF MOORING

• 17-50.8  SWING

• 17-50.9  UTILIZATION

• 17-50.10  TAMPERING WITH OR BOARDING VESSELS

• 17-50.11  OPERABLE AND SEAWORTHY VESSELS

• 17-50.12  ANCHORING

• 17-50.13  MAXIMUM VESSEL SIZE

• 17-50.14  BLOCKS

• 17-51  FEES AND CHARGES

• 17-51.1  DISPOSING OF REFUSE OR OTHER MATTER

• 17-51.2  DINGHY DOCKS

• 17-51.3  VESSEL MAINTENANCE

• 17-52  HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS

• 17-52.1  ACCIDENT REPORTS REQUIRED

• 17-52.2  NON-LIABILITY OF CITY

• 17-53  LIVING ABOARD

• 17-53.1  FAILURE TO COMPLY

• 17-54  Definitions

• 17-55  Harbormaster

• 17-56  Mooring

• 17-57  Transient Berthing

• 17-58  Fees and Charges

• 17-59  Disposing of Refuse or Other Matter

• 17-60  Hazardous Conditions

• 17-61  Inoperable Vessels

• 17-62  Living Aboard

• 17-63  Non-Liability of City

• 17-64  Accident Reports Required

• 17-65  Vessel Maintenance

• 17-66  Failure to Comply

• 17-67  Parking in Designated Stalls or Areas

• 17-68  Use of “Vehicle with Trailer” stalls

• 17-69  Use of Dock

• 17-70  Definitions

• 17-71  Prohibition

• 17-72  Penalty

• 17-79  RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE">17-73  to 17-79  RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE

• 17-80  Definition

• 17-81  Enforcement of Article; Powers and Duties of Harbormaster

• 17-82  Permit Required

• 17-83  Permit Issuance - Requirements

• 17-84  Transfer of Permit

• 17-85  Permit Waiting List

• 17-86  Use of Facility

• 17-87  Revocation of Permit; Appeal

• 18-1  Improvements and property acquisition generally

• 18-2  Procedure in lieu of Special Assessment Investigation Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931; applicability of Article

• 18-3  Resolution of preliminary determination --required; purpose

• 18-4  Same -- contents

• 18-5  Notice of hearing on proposed improvements

• 18-6  Filing of written objections

• 18-7  Resolution of convenience and necessity

• 18-8  Definitions

• 18-9  Purpose of Article

• 18-10  Filing and contents of initiating petition

• 18-11  Action of Planning Commission

• 18-12  Recommendation of Deputy City Manager of Plans and Public Works

• 18-13  Action of City Council -- generally

• 18-14  Same -- resolution of intention

• 18-15  Same -- public hearing

• 18-16  Ordinance of formation

• 18-17  Same -- power and authority of City Council

• 18-18  Establishment of special fund

• 18-19  Maximum tax rate

• 18-20  Annual tax levy

• 18-21  Loans from general fund

• 18-22  Certification of charges

• 18-23  Amendments to district

• 18-24  Dissolution of districts

• 18-25  Appointment of advisory committee

• 18-26  Established

• 18-27  Boundaries and description

• 18-28  Maximum tax rate

• 18-29  Services provided

• 18-30  Definitions

• 18-31  Applicability of Article

• 18-32  Designation of underground utility districts

• 18-33  Maintenance of aboveground facilities in underground utility districts prohibited

• 18-34  Notice to affected property owners and utilities

• 18-35  Granting of exceptions to requirements

• 18-36  Responsibilities and obligations --utilities

• 18-37  Same -- property owners

• 18-38  Same -- City

• 18-39  Extension of time limits in emergencies

• 18-40  Violations and penalties

• 18-41  Authority

• 18-42  Definitions

• 18-43  Area Established--Name

• 18-44  Description of Boundaries

• 18-45  Levy of Assessment--Use of Proceeds

• 18-46  Levy of Assessment--Amount

• 18-47  Annual Review of Assessments

• 18-48  Imposition of Assessment

• 18-49  Levy of Assessment--Use of revenue--Authority

• 18-50  Records

• 18-51  Levy of Assessment--Collection, Delinquency, and Penalty

• 18-52  Advisory Board

• 18-53  Modification or Disestablishment of the District

• 18-54  Administrative Fee

• 18-55  District established

• 18-56  Boundaries

• 18-57  Tax levied

• 18-58  Services provided

• 18-59  State law compliance required

• 18-60  District established

• 18-61  Boundaries

• 18-62  Tax levied

• 18-63  Services provided

• 18-64  State law compliance required

• 19-1  Definitions

• 19-2  Chapter for  revenue purposes only

• 19-3  (Reserved for future use.)

• 19-4  Required -- generally

• 19-5  Same -- branch establishments, etc

• 19-6  Applications

• 19-7  Statements -- original applications

• 19-8  Same -- renewals

• 19-9  Same -- conclusiveness; information to be confidential

• 19-10  Same -- failure to file; corrected statements; hearing

• 19-11  Exemptions -- charitable, nonprofit, religious, etc., activities

• 19-12  Same -- disabled persons

• 19-13  Same -- minors

• 19-14  Same -- commercial fishermen

• 19-15  Same -- County Fairgrounds

• 19-16  Approval of application for peddler’s licenses

• 19-17  Time and manner of payment

• 19-18  Penalties for delinquent payment

• 19-19  Issuance; contents

• 19-20  Transferability

• 19-21  Issuance of duplicates; mistakes by collector

• 19-22  Refunds

• 19-23  Collection of taxes by court action

• 19-24  Appeals

• 19-25  Enforcement of Chapter

• 19-26  Remedies cumulative

• 19-27  License tax based on gross receipts generally

• 19-28  Same

• 19-29  Same

• Secs. 19-30, 19-31, 19-32  (Reserved for future use.)

• 19-33  Machines -- generally

• 19-34  Auctioneers

• 19-35  Auction room or store

• 19-36  Automobile repair shop

• 19-37  Automobile sales

• Secs. 19-38  to 19-41  (Reserved for future use.)

• 19-42  Coin-operated scales and service machines

• 19-43  Contractors generally

• Secs. 19-44, 19-45  (Reserved for future use.)

• 19-46  Gas and oil distributing plants

• 19-47  (Reserved for future use.)

• 19-48  Manufacturing -- generally

• 19-49  to 19-53  (Reserved for future use.)

• 19-54  Public utilities

• 19-55  Rental of property

• 19-56  Securities brokers, etc

• Secs. 19-57  to 19-60  (Reserved for future use.)

• 19-61  Vending machines

• Secs. 19-62  to 19-89  (Reserved for future use.)

• 19-90  Enforcement of Article

• 19-91  Required

• 19-92  Application

• 19-93  Revocation and suspension

• 19-94  Display; surrender upon suspension or revocation

• 19-95  “Health Officer” defined

• 19-96  Transfer

• 19-97  Appeals

• 19-98  State health permits

• 19-99  Fees

• 19-100  Penalties

• 19-101  Delegation of Authority and Direction to City Manager

• 19-102  “Costs Reasonably Borne” Defined

• 19-103  Schedule of Fees and Service Charges

• 19-104  Development Project Fees: Public Hearing, Notice, Provision of Data

• 20-1  Definitions

• 20-2  Driving or riding on sidewalks

• 20-3  Driving or riding on new pavement, fresh markings, etc

• 20-4  Restrictions on use of freeways

• 20-5  Trains not to block crossings

• 20-6  Unauthorized barriers, signs, etc.; obedience to, removal of, etc., signs and barriers

• 20-7  Clinging to vehicles prohibited

• 20-8  Removal of trees, etc., obstructing visibility at intersections

• 20-9  Emergency response

• 20-10  Repealed

• 20-11  City Traffic Engineer -- office established; appointment

• 20-12  Same -- powers and duties; deputies

• 20-13  Traffic Committee -- established; composition

• 20-14  Same -- functions and duties

• 20-15  Approval of regulation of traffic on state highways

• 20-16  Directing traffic -- authority of police officers, firefighters, and other trained persons

• 20-17  Same -- unauthorized persons prohibited; exception

• 20-18  Enforcement of all parking regulations by Parking Meter Division

• 20-19  Authority of police at public gatherings, etc

• 20-20  Obedience to traffic regulations generally

• 20-21  Obedience to police officers, etc., required

• 20-22  Interference with or obstruction of police officers, etc., prohibited

• 20-23  Applicability of traffic regulations to persons riding bicycles, animals, etc

• 20-24  Applicability of Chapter to  public employees

• 20-25  Applicability of Chapter to  authorized emergency vehicles, etc

• 20-26  Accident reports

• 20-27  Removal of vehicles from streets by Police Department

• 20-28  Authority to install

• 20-29  Hours of operation

• 20-30  Signs required for enforcement

• 20-31  Obedience to traffic control devices

• 20-32  Installation and maintenance of traffic signals

• 20-33  Regulation of speed by traffic signals

• 20-34  Lane markings

• 20-35  Distinctive roadway markings

• 20-36  Removal, relocation, etc., of traffic control devices

• 20-37  Designation and meanings of curb markings

• 20-38  Unauthorized painting of curbs

• 20-39  One-way streets and alleys

• 20-40  Decrease of prima facie speed limits

• 20-41  Driving through parades, processions, etc., prohibited

• 20-42  Use of private driveways, etc., by commercial vehicles

• 20-43  Driving onto or from limited access roadways

• 20-44  Entrance into intersection so as to obstruct traffic prohibited

• 20-45  Operation of vehicles on beaches prohibited

• 20-46  Obedience to barriers, signs, etc

• 20-47  Driving through, etc., railroad crossing, gates, etc. prohibited

• 20-48  Use of animal-drawn vehicles in central traffic district restricted

• 20-48.1  Parks, greenbelts and open spaces --definitions

• 20-48.2  Same -- regulation of vehicular travel

• 20-48.3  Same -- authority of City Manager

• 20-48.4  Alvarado Street Mall - regulation of vehicles

• 20-48.5  Exemption of shuttle trams

• 20-48.6  Mobile billboard advertising

• 20-49  Turning markers, signs, etc., at intersections

• 20-50  Prohibitions or restrictions on turning movements

• 20-51  Obedience to restricted turn signs

• 20-52  Right turns at signal controlled intersections

• 20-53  Erection of stop signs

• 20-54  Erection of yield signs

• 20-55  Stops required at through streets and stop intersections

• 20-56  Yield right of way required at designated intersections

• 20-57  Vehicles emerging from alleys, driveways, etc

• 20-58  Establishment and designation

• 20-59  Restrictions on use of truck routes

• 20-59.1  Same -- parking of trucks restricted

• 20-60  Exemptions from restrictions

• 20-60.1  Truck weight limitations

• 20-61  Certain trucks prohibited on Iris Canyon Road

• 20-62  Establishment of crosswalks

• 20-63  Use of crosswalks required in certain areas

• 20-64  Obedience to pedestrian signals and traffic signals

• 20-65  Applicability of Article

• 20-66  Maintenance of and obedience to no parking zones, etc

• 20-67  Stopping, standing or parking restricted generally

• 20-68  Stopping, standing or parking in parkways prohibited

• 20-69  Parking adjacent to schools

• 20-70  Parking on narrow streets

• 20-71  Parking on hills and grades

• 20-72  Use of streets for storage of vehicles prohibited

• 20-73  Use of streets for selling, repairing, washing, etc., of vehicles

• 20-74  Standing or parking of peddler’s etc., vehicles, carts, etc

• 20-75  Emergency parking restrictions

• 20-76  Display of warning devices by disabled commercial vehicles

• 20-77  Restricted parking zones -- 24  minute zones

• 20-78  Same -- 12  minute zones

• 20-79  Same -- one hour zones

• 20-79.1  Same -- 90  minute zones

• 20-80  Same -- two hour zones

• 20-80.1  Same -- three hour zones

• 20-80.2  Same -- four hour zones

• 20-80.3  Same -- ten hour zones

• 20-80.4  Same -- twelve hour zones

• 20-81  Same -- central traffic district between 4:00  p.m. and 6:00  p.m

• 20-81.1  Exceptions

• 20-81.2  Time limits in parking meter zones

• 20-81.3  Parking in permit spaces

• 20-82  No stopping zones

• 20-83  Parallel parking on one-way streets

• 20-84  Installation of and obedience to parking space markings

• 20-85  Camping and sleeping in motor vehicles or trailers overnight prohibited

• 20-85.3  Regulation of Overnight Parking; Fairground Road

• 20-86  Regulation of overnight parking; Marina Lot

• 20-86.1  Private parking lots -- use -- generally

• 20-86.2  Same -- permission or authorization from owner required

• 20-86.3  Same - applicability of provisions of Vehicle Code

• 20-86.4  Same -- signs

• 20-86.5  Parking of semi-trailers prohibited; “semi-trailer” defined

• 20-86.6  Commercial Double-Parking Prohibited; Cannery Row

• 20-87  Establishment and marking of zones

• 20-88  Use of loading and passenger zones generally

• 20-89  Unauthorized use of loading zones prohibited

• 20-90  Unauthorized use of passenger loading zones prohibited

• 20-90.1  Establishment of passenger loading zones

• 20-91  Parking in alleys restricted to loading purposes

• 20-92  Establishment of coach zones

• 20-93  Definitions

• 20-94  Establishment of parking meter zones

• 20-95  Establishment and use of parking meter zones

• 20-96  Installation of parking meters

• 20-97  Meter regulations to be prescribed by City Council

• 20-98  Operation of parking meters

• 20-99  Unauthorized use of parking meter spaces

• 20-100  Hours of operation of meters

• 20-101  Exceptions from Chapter requirements

• 20-102  Permit parking spaces

• 20-103  Violations resulting from mechanical failure of meters

• 20-104  Breaking, destroying, tampering with, etc. meters prohibited

• 20-105  Use of slugs prohibited

• 20-106  Enforcement of Article

• 20-107  Use of revenue

• 20-108  Vehicles to be parked in designated stalls

• 20-109  Weight and size limitations on vehicles

• 20-110  Speed limit in parking lots

• 20-111  Restrictions on vehicles entering or leaving parking lots

• 20-112  When parking toward curb required

• 20-112.1  Moving vehicles within lots to avoid time limits

• 20-112.2  Payment of prescribed fee required

• 20-112.3  Riding bicycles, skateboards, etc., in Custom House Parking Facility prohibited

• 20-113  Monterey Traffic Underpass -- defined

• 20-114  Same -- bicycles prohibited

• 20-115  Same -- pedestrians prohibited

• 20-116  Same -- transportation of flammable liquids, etc., prohibited

• Secs. 20-117  to 20-149  (Reserved for future use.)

• 20-150  Declared nuisance; definitions

• 20-151  Exemptions from Article

• 20-152  Article supplemental  to existing law

• 20-153  Enforcement; right of entry of enforcing officer

• 20-154  Right of entry of those franchised to abate nuisance

• 20-155  Council to fix administrative costs

• 20-156  Authority of City Manager to abate and remove

• 20-157  Notice of intention to abate and remove

• 20-158  Public hearing upon request of owner of land or vehicle; notice of hearing

• 20-159  Disposal of personal property found in vehicle

• 20-160  Notice of hearing to California Highway Patrol

• 20-161  Conduct of hearing

• 20-162  Appeals to Council

• 20-163  Abatement

• 20-164  Notice of abatement to Department of Motor Vehicles

• 20-165  Assessment of costs

• 20-166  Penalty for refusal to abate

• Secs. 20-167  to 20-179  (Reserved for future use.)

• 20-180  Prohibition

• 20-181  Definitions

• 20-182  Method of measurement

• 20-183  Designation of areas; notice

• 20-184  Exceptions

• 20-185  Prohibition

• 21-1  Public Museum Established

• 21-2  Statement of Purpose

• 21-3  Deleted by Ordinance No. 2720  8/5/86

• 21-4  Museum Trust Fund

• 21-5  Operation and Control of Facilities

• 21-6  Acquisition and Deaccession Policy

• 22-1  Alcoholic beverages - consumption and possession in public

• 22-2  Ball Playing in streets

• 22-3  Bay of Monterey - Placing, etc., of Boats, Rubbish, etc., on Shore

• 22-4  Aggressive Solicitation and Prohibited Solicitations

• 22-5  Curfew -- minors under 18  years of age

• 22-6  Same -- responsibility of parents

• 22-7  Same -- penalties

• 22-8  Fire alarms -- false alarms prohibited

• 22-9  Same -- tampering with, unauthorized use of, etc., fire alarm system

• 22-9.1  Installation and operation of alarm devices

• 22-10  (Repealed by Ordinance NO. 2180  C.S.)

• 22-11  Gambling -- operation of card tables, gambling devices, etc., in businesses, for compensation, etc., prohibited

• 22-12  Bicycles, roller skates, skateboards, etc., prohibited in certain areas

• 22-12.5  Prohibition of Motorized Scooters on the Recreation Trail

• 22-13  Reckless operation of bicycles, skateboards, skates, in-line skates, and other similar vehicles on the Recreation Trail

• 22-14  Skateboards on the Recreation Trail between the head of Municipal Wharf No. 1  and the City limit with Pacific Grove are prohibited

• 22-15  Urinating and defecating in public prohibited

• 22-16  Loitering

• 22-17  Noise--permit for use of loudspeakers, amplifiers, etc., -- required

• 22-17.1  Same -- application generally

• 22-17.2  Same -- contents of application

• 22-17.3  Same -- issuance or denial

• 22-17.4  Same -- revocation

• 22-17.5  Same -- appeal upon denial or revocation

• 22-17.6  Same -- transfer; compliance with requirements

• 22-17.7  Same -- intent of requirements

• 22-17.8  Same -- applicability of Sections 22-17  to 22-17.7

• 22-18  Same -- certain noises prohibited

• 22-18.1  Same -- oral advertising prohibited on municipal Wharf No. 1

• 22-19  Regulation of Door-To-Door Solicitors

• 22-20  Utility poles -- posting, etc., of signs, notices, etc

• 22-21  Weapons and firearms -- certain acts prohibited while carrying concealed weapons

• 22-22  Same -- sale, possession, etc., of switch-blade knives, etc

• 22-23  Same -- discharge of firearms

• 22-24  Obnoxious nude conduct -- prohibited acts

• 22-25  Activities conducted upon quasi-public property

• 22-25.5  Trespass upon Private Lands; Unwelcomed

• 22-26  Loitering in any parking facilities

• 22-26.5  Loitering at or in Public Restrooms

• 22-27  Transit bus in revenue service -- smoking prohibited; definitions

• 22-28  Same -- littering prohibited

• 22-29  Regulation of smoking in public places

• 22-30  Minors prohibited in billiard rooms during certain hours

• 22-30.5  Screening of Harmful Matter

• 22-31  Massage therapy and massage businesses or establishments

• 22-32  Second Hand Dealers

• 22-33  Prohibition in Designated Public Restrooms

• 22-34  Regulation of Escort Services

• 22-35  Findings

• 22-35.1  Graffiti Defined

• 22-35.2  Graffiti Declared a Nuisance

• 22-35.3  Placement of Graffiti Prohibited

• 22-35.4  Graffiti Prohibited

• 22-35.5  Notice to Property Owner to Abate Graffiti

• 22-35.6  Appeal of Notice to Remove Graffiti - Hearing by City Council

• 22-35.7  Removal by City

• 22-35.8  Cost of Abatement

• 22-35.9  Lien/Special Assessment

• 22-35.10  Waiver of Cost of Abatement

• 22-35.11  Graffiti Eradication Program

• 22-35.12  Penalty for Placement of Graffiti

• 22-35.13  Restitution

• 22-38  General Definitions

• 22-38.1  Public Nuisances Prohibited

• 22-38.2  Nuisances Defined

• 22-38.3  Remedies for Public Nuisance

• 22-38.4  Administrative Order

• 22-38.5  Summary Abatement

• 23-1  Purpose & Findings

• 23-2  Definitions

• 23-3  Regulations in All Recreation Areas

• 23-3.5  Loitering Around Children’s Play Areas

• 23-4  Alcoholic Beverages Prohibited; Exceptions

• 23-5  Park Closing Hours

• 23-5.5  Expulsion from Parks

• 23-6  Flying Remote Control Models

• 23-7  Solicitation in Scholze Park

• 23-8  Dogs, Horses, and Other Animals Prohibited in Certain Recreation Areas

• 23-9  Camping, Picnicking, and Day Use Permits

• 23-10  Recreation Buildings

• 23-11  Golf

• 23-12  Permits Required for Group and Other Activities; Prohibited Activities

• 23-13  Temporary Closing of Parks for Repair and Maintenance

• 23-14  Skate Parks

• 23-20  El Estero Park - Description

• 23-21  Effect of Regulations on Sub-areas

• 23-22  Swimming

• 23-23  Boating

• 23-24  Fishing

• 23-25  Feeding of Birds and Animals

• 23-26  Adult Responsibility

• 23-30  Ed Ricketts Park - Established

• 23-31  Effect of General Regulations

• 23-32  Special Regulations

• 24-1  Definitions

• 24-2  Business License Required

• 24-3  License Application

• 24-4  Approval by Chief of Police

• 24-5  Residence Requirement - Pawnbrokers

• 24-6  Record of Transactions - Submission to Chief of Police

• 24-7  Present Business Excepted

• 24-8  Annual Review by Chief of Police

• 24-9  Appeal

• 24-10  Violations

• 25-1.01  Authority for Rules and Regulations

• 25-1.02  Intent of Rules and Regulations

• 25-1.03  Application of Rules and Regulations

• 25-1.04  City Rights

• 25-1.05  Memorandums of Understanding

• 25-1.06  Duties and Authority

• 25-1.07  Severability

• 25-2.01  Allocation: The assignment of a position to its proper job classification in accordance with its duties and levels of responsibility

• 25-2.02  Anniversary Dates

• 25-2.03  Appointment: The offer and acceptance of a position in the Classified Service pursuant to Rule 9  of these Regulations

• 25-2.04  Appointment - Types

• 25-2.05  Candidate: An applicant accepted for participation in the examination process

• 25-2.06  Certification: The submission of names of eligible candidates from an appropriate list or lists to a department head by the Human Resources Director

• 25-2.07  City: The City of Monterey

• 25-2.08  Classification: A group of positions having duties and levels of responsibility sufficiently similar that the same job title, examples of duties, minimum qualifications, methods of selection and compensation may be applied

• 25-2.09  Classification Specification: The official description of a job classification including: the title; a statement of duties and levels of responsibility; and standards of employment, such as desired or required training, experience, licenses, registrations, knowledge, skills and abilities

• 25-2.10  Classified Service: The Classified Service shall consist of all employees who have been appointed to regular full-time or regular part-time positions except

• 25-2.11  Classification Plan: The arrangement of positions in classes, together with the title for and specifications describing each classification

• 25-2.12  Days: Calendar days unless otherwise indicated

• 25-2.13  Demotion: A change of status of an employee from a position in one classification to a position in another carrying a lower maximum rate of pay; or an action entailing a reduction in the salary step assigned an employee for disciplinary purposes

• 25-2.14  The following are, for purposes of definition, the department heads for the City of Monterey

• 25-2.15  Discharge/Dismissal: Removal of an employee from City employment

• 25-2.16  Eligible Candidate: Any person on an open competitive or promotional employment list for a given classification who meets all published requirements

• 25-2.17  Employment Date: The employment date shall be the date of hire under original appointment to a position in the Classified Service. Irrespective of subsequent personnel transactions which affect an employee’s pay status, the employment date shall remain unchanged and be controlling for purposes of establishing total time in the Classified Service and for establishing eligibility for service-related benefits such as vacation or sick leaves. Any time served as a temporary or regular part-time employee shall not be credited for service-related benefits such as vacation and sick leaves

• 25-2.18  Employment List

• 25-2.19  Exempt Service: All personnel excluded from the Classified Service shall comprise the Exempt Service. See the definition of Classified Service

• 25-2.20  Family Member: Family members shall include spouse, former spouse, grandparent, grandchild, parent, child, adopted child, brother, sister, aunt, uncle, first cousin, niece, and nephew, and all of the above including in-law and step relationships

• 25-2.21  Layoff: Separation from employment due to lack of work, funds or need

• 25-2.22  Leave of Absence: Permission to be absent from duty for a specified purpose, with the right to return before or upon the expiration of the leave period

• 25-2.23  Limited Term Employee: An employee working in excess of 1,000  hours per fiscal year, subject to employment contract

• 25-2.24  Pay Status: An employee is in a pay status for purposes of these Rules when the employee receives pay for a work period whether worked or not by the employee

• 25-2.25  Personnel Ordinance: Chapter 25  of the Monterey City Code which creates a personnel system for the City, and all amendments thereto

• 25-2.26  Position: A combination of duties as defined by the City’s classification system and authorized by the City’s budget

• 25-2.27  Prevailing Rate of Pay: The prevailing rate of pay refers to the employee’s regular rate of pay at the time it was earned

• 25-2.28  Probationary Employee: An employee whose regular status under an original or promotional appointment is contingent upon successful completion of a prescribed period of evaluation to determine final selection as a regular employee

• 25-2.29  Probationary Period: A prescribed period of time under an original or promotional appointment where the employee’s performance is observed to determine final selection as a regular employee

• 25-2.30  Promotion: Advancement from a position in one classification to a position in another carrying a higher maximum rate of pay

• 25-2.31  Reassignment: A change of status of an employee from a position in one classification to a position in another carrying an equal or lower maximum pay, or an act entailing a reduction in salary step assigned an employee for other than disciplinary purposes

• 25-2.32  Reemployment Lists: A list of laid-off employees or employees reassigned to a lower classification in lieu of layoff who are eligible for reemployment in the employee’s former classification, subject to the terms and conditions governing the use of such lists as set forth in 13.03  of these Rules

• 25-2.33  Regular Employee: An employee who has completed the prescribed probationary period for the classification

• 25-2.34  Regular Part Time  Employee: An employee who has completed the prescribed probationary period for their classification and works between 1,000  and 1,560  hours per fiscal year. With the written approval of the City Manager, or his/Her designee, the maximum hours worked in a fiscal year may be increased to 1800  hours. Such approval shall automatically expire at the end of the fiscal year within which the original approval is granted. Regular part-time employees shall be eligible for those benefits required by applicable state and federal law and to participate in the appropriate City retirement system. Regular Part-time Employees shall also be eligible for those benefits adopted by City Resolution. Ord. 3280  § 1, June 2000; Ord. 3391  § Sept 2007

• 25-2.35  Regular Rate of Pay: The regular rate of pay consists of an employee’s base salary, plus education incentive pay, if applicable. It may also contain additional salary if the individual is working out of class or receiving a differential for a special assignment

• 25-2.36  Reinstatement List: A list of regular employees who resign in good standing and who, at the employee’s request, are placed on a reinstatement list for reemployment in the employee’s former classification. The terms and conditions governing reinstatement of former employees shall be subject to the provisions of 11.03  of these Rules

• 25-2.37  Resignation: A voluntary termination of employment

• 25-2.38  Seniority for Purposes of Leave: Seniority for purposes of determining priority for leave assignments shall be defined by classification with superior classifications superseding subordinate classifications and shall be determined by time served within the classification. In this case, an employee with longer continuous employment in a pay status within the classification shall receive priority for leave assignments over an employee with less continuous employment in a pay status

• 25-2.39  Separation: Any termination of employment

• 25-2.40  Suspension: Any involuntary absence imposed for disciplinary purposes or pending investigation of charges

• 25-2.41  Temporary/Seasonal Part-Time Employee: An employee who works no more than 1,000  hours in the fiscal year and who is eligible only for those benefits required by applicable state and federal law

• 25-2.42  Contract Employee: An employee retained to work a defined, fixed term, established by an employment contract, and who is eligible for only those benefits defined by contract

• 25-2.43  Transfer: A change between positions within the same classification or a similar classification carrying the same maximum rate of pay

• 25-2.44  Vacancy: Any unfilled position in the Classified Service

• 25-2.45  Waiver: The voluntary relinquishment by an eligible candidate of the right to consideration for appointment to a specific position

• 25-2.46  Working Days: Working days, as used in these rules, shall be defined as the days of scheduled work for an employee using the employee’s usual and customary work schedule

• 25-2.47  “Y” Rating: The process by which an employee’s rate of pay is frozen at a pay step/Range until future adjustments exceed either the current pay step/Range or other pay step/Range determined by the City Manager

• 25-2.48  Year: The calendar year unless otherwise indicated

• 25-2.49  Meaning of Words: Words used in the masculine gender include the feminine

• 25-3.01  Equal Employment Opportunity

• 25-3.02  Affirmative Action Program

• 25-3.03  Harassment / Discrimination Policy

• 25-3.04  Alcohol and Controlled Substance Abuse

• 25-3.05  Conflicts of Interest

• 25-3.06  Outside Employment

• 25-3.07  Political Activities

• 25-3.08  Employment of Relatives

• 25-4.01  Purpose

• 25-4.02  Composition

• 25-4.03  Content of Classification Specifications

• 25-4.04  Use of Classification Titles

• 25-4.05  Interpretation and Significance

• 25-4.06  Maintenance of the Plan

• 25-5.01  Compensation Plan

• 25-5.02  Anniversary Dates Adjusted

• 25-5.03  Anniversary Date upon Transfer

• 25-5.04  Salary upon Original Appointment

• 25-5.05  Step Advancements

• 25-5.06  Salary upon Promotion

• 25-5.07  Salary upon Non-Disciplinary Demotion

• 25-5.08  Salary upon Transfer or Reassignment

• 25-5.09  Salary upon Reclassification

• 25-5.10  Special Salary Adjustment

• 25-5.11  Working out of Class Pay

• 25-5.12  Special Assignment Pay

• 25-6.01  Application Form

• 25-6.02  Incomplete/Defective Applications

• 25-6.03  Standards and Verification of Information

• 25-6.04  Acceptance or Rejection of Application

• 25-6.05  Notice to Applicants

• 25-6.06  Review Process

• 25-7.01  Open or Promotional Examinations

• 25-7.02  Examination Announcements

• 25-7.03  Continuous Testing

• 25-7.04  Selection Techniques

• 25-7.05  Preappointment Screening

• 25-7.06  Conducting Examinations

• 25-7.07  Qualification Standards

• 25-7.08  Notification of Examination Results

• 25-7.09  Review of Written Examinations

• 25-7.10  Examination Documents

• 25-8.01  Employment Lists Established

• 25-8.02  Duration of Lists

• 25-8.03  Reemployment List

• 25-8.04  Reinstatement List

• 25-8.05  Removal from Lists

• 25-8.06  Notification of Removal

• 25-8.07  Review of Removal

• 25-9.01  Filling of Vacancies

• 25-9.02  Certification of Eligibles

• 25-9.03  Temporary Appointment

• 25-9.04  Limited-Term Appointment

• 25-9.05  Use of an Alternative Employment List

• 25-9.06  Legal Authority to Work

• 25-9.07  Preemployment Medical Examination

• 25-9.08  Reemployment Medical Examination

• 25-10.01  Objective of Probationary Period

• 25-10.02  Duration of Probationary Period

• 25-10.03  Extension of Probationary Period

• 25-10.04  Evaluations During Probationary Period

• 25-10.05  Rejection During Probationary Period

• 25-10.06  Promotion Eligibility During Probationary Period

• 25-10.07  Performance Evaluations - Regular Employees

• 25-11.01  Attendance

• 25-11.02  Work Schedule/Alternative Schedules

• 25-11.03  Resignation

• 25-11.04  Reinstatement

• 25-11.05  Overtime

• 25-11.06  Holiday Pay

• 25-11.07  Education Incentive Plan

• 25-11.08  Callback - Coverage

• 25-11.09  Standby - Coverage and Compensation

• 25-11.10  Tuition Reimbursement

• 25-11.11  No Pyramiding

• 25-12.01  Vacation

• 25-12.02  Sick Leave

• 25-12.03  Family Leave

• 25-12.04  Holidays

• 25-12.05  Jury Duty and Court Appearances

• 25-12.06  Maternity Leave

• 25-12.07  Military Leave

• 25-12.08  Management Compensation Pay

• 25-12.09  Administrative Leave

• 25-12.10  Leave Without Pay

• 25-12.11  Catastrophic Leave

• 25-13.01  Transfer

• 25-13.02  Reassignment

• 25-13.03  Layoff

• 25-13.04  “Y” Rating

• 25-14.01  Authorization

• 25-14.02  Reasons for Discipline

• 25-14.03  Types of Discipline

• 25-14.04  Oral Reprimands

• 25-14.05  Written Reprimands

• 25-14.06  Notice of Proposed Disciplinary Action

• 25-14.07  Notice of Disciplinary Action

• 25-14.08  Scope of Appeal Procedure

• 25-14.09  Appeal to the City Manager of Discipline Imposed by a Department Head

• 25-14.10  Appeal to the City Council

• 25-14.11  General Conditions

• 25-15.01  Definition

• 25-15.02  Grievance Procedure

• 25-15.03  Grievance Committee

• 25-15.04  General Conditions and Limitations

• 25-16.01  Statement of Purpose

• 25-16.02  Definitions

• 25-16.03  Employee Rights

• 25-16.04  City Rights

• 25-16.05  Rights of Employee Organizations

• 25-16.06  Notice to Recognized Employee Organizations

• 25-16.07  Notice to City

• 25-16.08  Criteria for Determination of Appropriate Bargaining Units

• 25-16.09  Establishment of Bargaining Units and Representation Rights

• 25-16.10  Decertification of Recognized Employee Organizations

• 25-16.11  Maintenance of Bargaining Units

• 25-16.12  Impasse Procedures

• 25-16.13  Use of City Facilities

• 25-16.14  Dues Deductions

• 25-16.15  Prohibited Activities

• 25-16.16  Administration and Amendments

• 25-16.17  Construction

• 26-1  Members of the Commission

• 26-2  Terms of Office of Members; Filling Vacancies

• 26-3  Quorum; Voting Requirements

• 26-4  Compensation

• 26-5  Repealed by Ord. No .2303

• 26-6  Officers; meetings; rules; records

• 26-7  Powers and duties

• 26-8  Finances; expenditures

• 26-9  Appointment of members to area planning commission

• 26-10  Attendance of members at conferences, hearings, etc

• 26-11  Authority for and scope of the General Plan

• 26-12  Adoption of the General Plan

• 26-13  Administration of the General Plan

• 26-14  Area Plans

• 26-15  Specific plans

• 26-16  Consistency of Land Uses with General Plan

• 26-17  through 26-19  Reserved for Future Use

• 26-20  Purpose; Membership; Ex-Officio Member

• 26-21  Officers, Meetings; Rules

• 26-22  Quorum; Voting Requirements

• 26-23  Compensation

• 27-1  Recruitment and training of law enforcement officers -- desire to receive state aid

• 27-2  Same -- adherence to state standards

• 27-3  Impersonation of peace officers

• 27-4  Applicability of Article

• 27-5  Storage by Police Department; redemption by owner

• 27-6  Disposition of unclaimed property

• 27-7  Sale by Police Department

• 27-8  Expenses of sale; disposition of proceeds

• 27-9  Hazardous property

• 28-1  Purchasing system adopted; purpose of Chapter

• 28-5  Designated purchasing agent

• 28-10  Powers and Duties

• 28-15  Bidding

• 28-20  Public Works Projects

• 28-25  Purchasing Process

• 28-30  Contracts for Professional Services

• 28-35  Purchases for Library

• 28-40  Splitting Purchases Prohibited

• 28-45  Inspection and testing

• 28-50  Surplus supplies and equipment

• 28-55  Conflicts of interest in contracts, etc., with City

• 28-60  Interference with, misleading, etc., bidders prohibited

• 28-65  Acceptance of gifts, etc., by City employees prohibited

• 28-70  Purpose

• 28-71  Definitions

• 28-72  Exceptions

• 28-73  Requirements for Contractors Submitting Bids

• 28-74  Requirements for Prospective Subcontractors

• 28-75  Non-responsive Bids

• 28-76  Required Documentation

• 28-77  Forms Submitted Under Penalty of Perjury

• 28-78  Disqualification

• 28-79  City Attorney Prosecution

• 29-1  “Interference” defined; applicability of Chapter

• 29-2  Interference with radio and television reception prohibited

• 29-3  Permit required for erection of television towers, etc.; permit fees

• 29-4  Electrical requirements for antenna and ground installations

• 29-5  Radio and television structural and safety requirements

• 29-6  Enforcement of Chapter

• 30-1  Connections to City sewer system required

• 30-1.5  Maintenance of Sewer Laterals

• 30-1.7  Closure of Sewer Laterals

• 30-2  Regulations and Standards; City Sewer System; Enforcement Authority

• 30-2.1  Sewer Main Fund

• 30-3  Permit to make connection -- authority to grant

• 30-4  Same -- application

• 30-5  Same -- terms and conditions

• 30-6  Inspection, connection and construction fees; annual charges; irrevocable permits

• 30-7  Payment of annual charges

• 30-8  Plumbing requirements for connections

• 30-9  Purpose

• 30-9.1  Enforcement of Article

• 30-9.2  Authority to Inspect

• 30-9.3  Conflict

• 30-9.4  Definitions

• 30-10  Requirement for grease trap, grease interceptor, or other device

• 30-10.1  Applicability

• 30-11  Grease regulations and procedures

• 30-12  Sewer user fee

• 30-13  User defined

• 30-14  Fee

• 30-15  Increased fees

• 30-16  Collection of fees -- delinquency

• 30-17  District authorized to collect fees

• 31-1  Definitions

• 31-2  Permit

• 31-3  Responsibility for Obtaining Permits

• 31-4  Permit Application and Approval

• 31-5  Issuance by Architectural Review Committee (ARC)

• 31-6  Appeal

• 31-7  Standard

• 31-8  Prohibited Signs

• 31-9  Exempt Signs

• 31-10  General guidelines for approval

• 31-11  Repair

• 31-12  Existing Signs

• 31-13  Signs on public property

• 31-14  Special permit and temporary signs

• 31.5-1  Utility created

• 31.5-2  Management of system

• 31.5-3  Fees; Collection

• 31.5-4  Title

• 31.5-5  Purpose and Intent

• 31.5-6  Definitions

• 31.5-7  Applicability and Effective Dates

• 31.5-8  Responsibility for Administration

• 31.5-9  Severability

• 31.5-10  Regulatory Consistency

• 31.5-11  Ultimate Responsibility of Discharger

• 31.5-12  Prohibition of Illegal Discharges

• 31.5-13  Prohibition of Illicit Connections

• 31.5-14  Discharges in Violation of Industrial or Construction Activity NPDES Storm Water Discharge Permit

• 31.5-15  Requirement to Prevent, Control, and Reduce Storm Water Pollutants

• 31.5-16  Requirement to Eliminate Illegal Discharges

• 31.5-17  Requirement to Eliminate or Secure Approval for Illicit Connections

• 31.5-18  Watercourse Protection

• 31.5-19  Requirement to Remediate

• 31.5-20  Requirement to Monitor and Analyze

• 31.5-21  Notification of Spills

• 31.5-22  Authority to Inspect

• 31.5-23  Authority to Sample, Establish Sampling Devices, and Test

• 31.5-24  Enforcement and Administration

• 31.5-25  Urgency Abatement

• 31.5-26  Compensatory Action

• 31.5-27  Violations Deemed a Public Nuisance

• 31.5-28  Acts Potentially Resulting in a Violation of the Federal Clean Water Act and/Or California Porter-Cologne Act

• 31.5-29  Civil Penalties To Be Deposited In the Storm Water Utility Fund

• 32-1  Throwing, depositing, etc., of cigarettes, rubbish, refuse, etc., in public places prohibited; exception

• 32-2  Maintenance of barbed wire along streets, etc., prohibited; removal of barbed wire upon notice

• 32-3  Transacting private business in street or on public property

• 32-3.05  Sale of Merchandise on Public Property Prohibited

• 32-3.1  Diving related activities, Cannery Row

• 32-4  Parades and assemblies - permit required

• 32-5  Issuance of permits - procedure

• 32-6  Obstruction of sidewalks prohibited; exception

• 32-6.1  Obstruction of pedestrian or vehicular traffic on public property and on private property abutting public property

• 32-7  Purpose of Article

• 32-8  Official Plan Lines -- adoption

• 32-9  Same -- designation on maps

• 32-10  Same -- index map; recordation

• 32-11  Same -- posting of notices

• 32-12  Adherence of structures, etc., to Plans

• 32-13  Enforcement of Article

• 32-14  Definitions

• 32-15  Purpose of Article

• 32-16  Encroachment permits -- authority to issue

• 32-17  Same -- delegation of authority

• 32-18  Same -- referral for recommendation

• 32-19  Same -- form of application and permit

• 32-19.1  Same -- referral to Council

• 32-19.2  Same -- appeals

• 32-20  Same -- terms and conditions

• 32-21  Removal of encroachments; notice to remove

• 32-22  Violations and penalties; removal by City

• 32-23  “Sidewalk” defined

• 32-24  Duty of property owners, City permittees, etc., to repair, etc.; exception

• 32-25  Notice to adjacent property owner to repair sidewalks

• 32-26  Repair by City upon default of property owner -- generally

• 32-27  Same -- filing of report of costs and assessments

• 32-28  Same -- notice of hearing of City Engineer’s report

• 32-29  Same -- hearing by City Council

• 32-30  Cost of repair - Lien/Special assessment.

• 32-31  Attachment of lien upon property liable for costs of repairs; collection of costs with taxes

• 32-31.1  Liability for Injuries to Public

• 32-32  Definitions

• 32-33  Purpose of Article

• 32-34  Inspection of work

• 32-35  Giving of notices

• 32-36  Liability of permittees; nonliability of City

• 32-37  Performance of required work by City upon default of permittee

• 32-38  Appeals

• 32-39  Required; exception

• 32-40  Application

• 32-41  Issuance

• 32-42  Terms and conditions; cancellation

• 32-43  Exhibition and display

• 32-44  Fees

• 32-45  Generally

• 32-46  Driveway locations and dimensions

• 32-47  Abandoned driveways

• 32-48  Driveways prohibited at certain places

• 32-49  On-street parking spaces to be allowed in residential areas

• 32-50  Exceptions from driveway requirements

• 32-51  Use of culverts

• 32-52  Cutting of concrete

• 32-53  Safety requirements

• 32-54  Maintenance of improvements after completion

• 32-55  Excavation Permit - required

• 32-56  Same -- issuance; terms and conditions

• 32-57  Insurance required: surface restoration

• 32-58  Liability insurance required; barriers, crossings, access to fire hydrants, etc., to be maintained

• 32-59  Requirements and specifications for performance of work

• 32-60  Damages for failure to refill excavations

• 32-61  Findings

• 32-62  Purpose

• 32-63  Adjustments granted when

• 32-64  Fees established

• 32-65  Fees continued

• 32-66  Fund established

• 32-67  Districts described

• 32-68  Fee calculation

• 32-69  Fees payment required for permits

• 32-70  Contract in lieu of fees

• 33-1  Authority

• 33-2  Purpose, intent and scope

• 33-3  Short title

• 33-4  Conformance with General Plan, precise plans, and the zoning ordinance

• 33-5  Advisory agency designated

• 33-6  Minor Subdivision Committee  Established

• 33-7  Definitions

• 33-8  Responsibilities of agencies

• 33-9  Residential Condominium Subdivisions

• 33-10  Hillside Subdivision

• 33-11  Minor Subdivisions

• 33-12  Nonresidential subdivisions

• 33-13  Standard Subdivisions

• 33-14  Tandem Lot Subdivisions

• 33-14.5  Voluntary Merger of Lots; Process

• 33-15  Purpose

• 33-16  Existing Environmental Conditions

• 33-17  Community Facilities

• 33-18  Relationship to surrounding lands

• 33-19  Subdivision of  a Part

• 33-20  Buildable Lots

• 33-21  Access to Public Streets

• 33-22  Lot Criteria

• 33-23  Block criteria

• 33-24  Streets and arterials

• 33-25  Design adjacent to thoroughfares

• 33-26  Curbs, gutters and sidewalks

• 33-27  Street trees and landscaping

• 33-28  Existing Trees

• 33-29  Park and recreation dedication and fees

• 33-30  Street Names

• 33-31  School site dedications - standard procedure

• 33-32  School site dedications; conditions of overcrowding

• 33-33  Reservations

• 33-34  Pedestrian, Equestrian and Bicycle Paths

• 33-35  Improvements, General

• 33-36  Transit Facilities

• 33-37  Recreational Vehicles

• 33-38  Waiver of Direct Access to Streets

• 33-39  Public Access to Public Resources

• 33-40  Passive or natural heating or cooling

• 33-41  Mobilehome Parks

• 33-42  Optional design and improvement provisions

• 33-43  Variances based on hardship

• 33-44  Extension of time limits

• 33-45  Additional requirements

• 33-46  Appeals

• 33-47  Revocation of approvals

• 33-48  Exclusions

• 33-49  Purpose

• 33-50  Filing of preliminary map

• 33-51  Form and content of preliminary map

• 33-52  Action on preliminary map

• 33-53  Timing

• 33-54  Fees

• 33-55  Purpose

• 33-56  Filing of Tentative Map

• 33-57  Form and content of Tentative Map

• 33-58  Requirements for an EIR

• 33-59  Action on Tentative Maps

• 33-60  Expiration of Tentative Map approval

• 33-61  Compliance with all City requirements

• 33-62  Fees for filing of Tentative Map

• 33-63  Subdivisions of unincorporated territory

• 33-64  Purpose

• 33-65  Filing

• 33-66  City Engineer

• 33-67  Form and content of Final Map

• 33-68  Action on Final Maps

• 33-69  Improvement Security

• 33-70  Survey bonds

• 33-71  Fees

• 33-72  Dedication regulations for streets, alleys, drainage, public utility easements and other public easements

• 33-73  Drainage and sewer facilities

• 33-74  Bridge crossings and major thoroughfares

• 33-75  Supplemental improvements reimbursement agreements

• 33-76  Reversions to acreage by final map

• 33-77  Environmental impact and grading and erosion control

• 33-78  Inspection of Improvements: Subdivisions and Planned Unit Developments

• 33-79  Purpose

• 33-80  Minor subdivision map

• 33-81  Filing

• 33-82  Requirement for an EIR

• 33-83  Fees

• 33-84  Action on minor subdivision map

• 33-85  Parcel map

• 33-86  Waiver of parcel map requirements

• 33-87  Dedications

• 33-88  Procedures

• 33-89  Recordation

• 33-90  Enforcement

• 33-91  Severability

• 33-100  Authority

• 33-101  When Lots May be Merged

• 33-102  Procedure to Merge Lots

• 34-1  Intent

• 34-2  Definitions

• 34-3  Programming and Channel Capacity

• 34-4  Franchise -- Required and Duration

• 34-5  Franchise -- Application

• 34-6  Franchise -- Review of Application

• 34-7  Franchise -- Contents of Proposal and Review

• 34-8  Legal Qualifications

• 34-9  Limitations of Franchise

• 34-10  Non-Exclusive Franchise and Competition Encouraged

• 34-11  Other Limitations of Franchise

• 34-12  No Waiver

• 34-13  Amendments to Ordinance and Franchise Agreement

• 34-14  Conditions of Street Occupancy

• 34-15  Consumer Protection -- General

• 34-16  Rate Regulation

• 34-17  Franchise Fees

• 34-18  Protection of City and Enforcement -- Liability Insurance

• 34-19  Protection of City and Enforcement -- Performance Bond

• 34-20  Protection of City and Enforcement -- Security Fund

• 34-21  Indemnification

• 34-22  Remedies -- Liquidated Damages

• 34-23  Termination

• 34-24  Transfers

• 34-25  Miscellaneous

• 34-26  Notices

• 34-27  Local Operations

• 34-28  Installations, Response to Inquiries, Service Calls

• 34-29  Particular Rights Regarding Service Alteration or Disconnection

• 34-30  Right to Refunds

• 34-31  Deposits

• 34-32  Procedure for Disconnection for Cause

• 34-33  Payment / Service Charges for Late Payments

• 34-34  Complaint Resolution

• 34-35  Privacy

• 34-36  General Provisions

• 34-37  Definitions

• 34-38  Franchise Fees

• 34-39  Customer Service

• 34-40  Permits and Construction

• 34-41  Emergency Alert

• 34-42  Public, Educational, and Government Access Channel Capacity, Interconnection, Signal Carriage and Support

• 34-43  Notices

• 35-1  Transfer of City Tax Functions to County

• 35-2  Contract with County for Performance of City Tax Functions

• 35-3  Purpose of Article

• 35-4  Operative Date

• 35-5  Sales Tax Generally

• 35-6  Use Tax Generally

• 35-7  Adoption of State Law Amendments

• 35-8  Injunction against Collection, etc., Prohibited

• 35-9  Suspension of Existing Sales and Use Tax Regulations

• 35-10  Definitions

• 35-11  Tax levied; payment of tax by transient

• 35-12  Exceptions from Imposition of Tax

• 35-13  Collection by operator; advertisement that tax not to be collected, etc., prohibited

• 35-14  Registration of visitor accommodation facilities

• 35-15  Reporting and remitting of collections

• 35-15.1  Remitting and Reporting Requirements upon Cessation of Business

• 35-16  Penalties and Interest

• 35-17  Failure to collect and report tax; determination of tax by Finance Director

• 35-18  Appeals

• 35-19  Records to be kept

• 35-20  Refunds

• 35-21  Collection by court action

• 35-22  Violations

• 35-23  Short title; authority for adoption

• 35-24  Imposition

• 35-25  Payment

• 35-26  Exemptions

• 35-27  Nonliability

• 35-28  Applicability of tax

• 35-29  Realty Held by Partnership

• 35-30  Enforcement of Article

• 35-31  Claims for refund

• 35-32  to 35-39  (Reserved for future use.)

• 35-40  Definitions

• 35-41  City and constitutional exemptions

• 35-42  Intrastate telephone service

• 35-43  Electricity

• 35-44  Gas

• 35-45  Water

• 35-46  Tax deemed debt owed City; action for recovery of tax

• 35-47  Collection and remittance procedure

• 35-48  Powers and duties of tax administrator -Generally

• 35-49  Same -- Administrative agreements

• 35-50  Failure of service supplier to remit

• 35-51  Failure of service user to pay

• 35-52  Failure to file statement; hearing

• 35-53  Records to be kept

• 35-54  Refunds

• 35-55  Conflicts with State Public Utilities Commission

• 35-56  Utility User Tax Exemptions

• 35-57  Purpose and Intent

• 35-58  Definitions

• 35-59  Authority for a Special Tax

• 35-60  Amount of Tax Imposed

• 35-61  Exempt

• 35-62  Collection

• 35-63  Imposition of Tax

• 35-64  Determination of Land Use

• 35-65  Use of Tax Proceeds

• 35-66  Administrative Interpretation

• 35-67  Duration, Amendment or Repeal

• 35-68  Effective Date

• 36-1  General provisions

• 36-2  Definitions

• 36-3  Determination of number of taxicab businesses in the City

• 36-4  Continued operation of authorized business required

• 36-5  Compliance with state and local laws and regulations

• 36-6  Insurance requirements and City Held Harmless

• 36-7  Rates and fares - generally

• 36-8  Refusal to pay fare

• 36-9  Condition of vehicles - generally

• 36-10  Exterior signage required

• 36-11  “For Hire” lights required

• 36-12  Illumination of passenger compartment required at certain times

• 36-13  Inspection of vehicles by police; inspection fee

• 36-14  Establishment and use of taxicab stands

• 36-15  Solicitation of passengers prohibited; exception

• 36-16  Taxicabs standing in streets or public place prohibited; exception

• 36-17  Prohibited conduct by drivers

• 36-18  Taxicabs from other cities operating in the City

• 36-19  Keeping of tripsheets required

• 36-20  Keeping of records by owners required

• 36-21  Reports of found property

• 36-22  Service to general public

• 36-23  Owner’s permit required; separate vehicles

• 36-24  Owner’s permit application; application fee

• 36-25  Owner’s permit application process.

• 36-26  Suspension or revocation

• 36-27  Transferability

• 36-28  Taxicab Driver’s Permit required

• 36-29  Taxicab Driver’s Permit application; process.

• 36-30  Taxicab Driver’s Permit application fee

• 36-31  Taxicab Driver’s Permit requirements and prohibitions

• 36-32  Issuance of permits

• 36-33  Renewal of permit; termination

• 36-34  Suspension or revocation of permit

• 36-35  Temporary permits

• 36-36  Records to be kept by the Chief of Police

• 36-37  Mandatory Controlled substance and Alcohol Testing Program

• 36-38  Required in taxicabs

• 36-39  Inspection required; removal of vehicle with inaccurate meter

• 36-40  Manner of placement in taxicabs

• 36-41  Accurate operation required

• 36-42  Use required for all passenger services

• 36-43  All charges to be in accordance with meters

• 36-44  Splitting of fares by two or more passengers

• 36-45  Proper use of “flag” required

• 37-1  Purpose and Goals of the Ordinance.

• 37-2  Definitions

• 37-2.5  Protection of trees during construction

• 37-3  Cutting, pruning, damaging, or removal of trees from