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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11. INSTITUTIONS AND PROPERTY INSTITUTIONS' AND PROPERTY Title 11 INSTITUTIONS AND PROPERTY Division 1102 Probation Department Institutions Chapter 1102-2 Juvenile Institutions Article 1102-2.2 General Sections: 1102-2.202 Establish and name institutions. Article 1102-2.4 Supervision and Personnel Sections: 1102-2.402 Supervision. 1102-2.404 Personnel. Article 1102-2.6 Schools Sections: 1102- 2.602 Schools-Established. 1102-2.604 Schools-Maintenance. Article 1102-2.8 Violations Sections: 1102-2.802 Violation-Unauthorized communication. 1102-2.804 Violation-Loitering. 1102-2.806 Violation-Escapes. Division 1104 Sheriff's Institutions Chapter 1104-2 Work-Education-Furlough Program Sections: 1104-2.002 1104-2.004 1104-2.006 Division 1106 Airports Chapter 1106-2 Buchanan Field Article 1106-2.2 General Sections: 1106-2.202 1106-2.204 Article 1106-2.4 Definitions Sections: 1106-2.402 1106-2.404 1106-2.406 1106-2.408 11 06-2.41 0 1106-2.412 11 06-2.414 1106-2.416 Feasibility and establishment. Administrator. Intercounty agreements delegation, Applicability. Nonliability of county. General. Aircraft. Airport. Airport manager. Business or commercial activity, Commercial aircraft category. F.A.A Flying club. 483 (Cc:mtra Costa County 9-15-]9) INSTITUTIONS AND P~OPERTY (Contra Costa County 9-15-79) 1106-2.418 Landing area. 1106-2.420 Noncommercial aircraft category. 1106-2.422 Operational areas. 1106-2.424 Operator. 1106-2.426 Owner. 1106-2.428 Ramp. 1106-2.430 Road. 1106-2.432 Servicing. 1106-2.434 Taxiways. 1106-2.436 Tower. 1106-2.438 Transient aircraft category. Article 1106-2.6 General Rules Sections: 1106-2.602 Abandonment. 1106-2.604 Conducting business. 1106-2.606 Advertising. 1106-2.608 Restricted areas. 1106-2.610 Use of roads and walks. 1106-2.612 Animals and birds. 1106-2.614 Firearms. Article 1106-2.8 Land Transportation Sections: 1106-2.802 General. 1106-2.804 Operator's license. 1106-2.806 Motor vehicle permits. 1106-2.808 Radios and other equipment. 1106-2.810 Taxis and similar vehicles. 1106-2.812 Speeds. 1106-2.814 Repairs. 1106-2.816 Runways. 1106-2.818 Right-of-way. 1106-2.820 Plane passengers. Article 1106-2.10 Fees, Liens, Impounds Sections: 1106-2.1002 Fees and charges. 1106- 2.1004 Liens and impounds. Article 1106-2.12 Aircraft, General SeCtions: 1106-2.1202 Removal of aircraft. 1106- 2.1204 Liability. 1106-2.1206 Accident reports. 484 INSTITUTIONS AND PROPERTY 1106-2.1208 Aircraft repairs. 1106-2.1210 Uncompleted work. 1106-2.1212 Work permit. 1106-2.1214 Using another's property. 1106-2.1216 Unattended aircraft. Article 1106-2.14 Aircraft Operation Sections: 1106-2.1402 Radios. 1106-2.1404 Engines. 1106-2.1406 Experiment and demonstration. 1106-2.1408 Clearance required. 1106-2.1410 Air rules. 1106-2.1412 Operating restrictions. Article 1106-2.16 Flying Clubs Sections: 1106-2.1602 Owner registration. 1106-2.1604 File documents. 1106-2.1606 Instructors. Article 1106-2.18 Enforcement Sections: 1106-2.1802 General. 1106-2.1804 Eviction. Division 1108 Purchasing, Leasing and Unclaimed Property Chapter 11 08-2 Purchasing Article 1108-2.2 Purchasing Agent Sections: 1108-2.202 1108-2.204 1108-2.206 1108-2.208 1108-2.210 1108-2.212 1108-2.214 1108-2.215 1108-2.216 1108-2.218 1108-2.220 Purchasing agent-Office established. Purchasing agent-General duties. Purchasing agent-Purchases. Purchasing agent-Rental of equip- ment. Purchasing agent-Equipment service contracts. Purchasing agent-Sales and trade- ins. Purchasing agent-Independent contractors. Purchasing agent-Service contracts. Purchasing agent-Building repair, construction. Purchasing agent-Other services. Purchasing agent--'-Emergency pur- chases. 484-1 (Contra Costa County 7 -80) INSTITUTIONS AND PROPERTY Article 1108-2.4 Procedure Sections: 1108-2.402 1108-2.404 1108-2.406 Procedure-Revolving fund. Procedure-Generally. Procedure-Competitive bids not required. 1108-2.408 Procedure-Posting notices of sales. 1108-2.410 Procedure~Advertising proposed sale. 1108-2.412 Procedure-Surplus pool. 11 08-2.414 Procedure-Standards committee. Chapter 1108-4 Unclaimed Property Sections: 1108-4.002 11 08-4.004 1108-4.006 1108-4.008 1108-4.010 Disposition. Storage. Claims by finder. Sale. Disposition of unsold, perishable or dangerous property. 1108-4.012 Disposal of deadly weapons. 1108-4.014 Disposition of toys and bicycles. Chapter 1108-6 Alternate Leasing P-rocedure Sections: 1108-6.002 1108-6.004 1108-6.006 1108-6.008 1108-6.010 Resolution of intention. Notice. Written and oral bids. Final acceptance or rejection. Execution of lease authorized by resolution. Exclusion from bidding procedure. Exceptions. 1108-6.012 1108-6.014 Division 1110 Parks Chapter 1110-2 Use Restrictions Article 1110-2.2 Def'mitions Sections: 1110-2.202 Generally. 1110-2.204 Public works director. 1110-2.206 Signposted park. Article 1110-2.4 Motor vehicles Sections: 1110-2.402 Prohibitions. 1110-2.404 Exceptions. Article 1110-2.6 Alcoholic Beverages Sections: 1110-2.602 1110-2.604 (Contra Costa County 7-80) Use prohibit~d. Exceptions. 484-2 Article 1110-2.8 Hours of Use Sections: 1110-2.802 Prohibitions. 1110-2.804 . Exception. 484-3 INSTITUTIONS AND PROPERTY (Contra Costa County 7-80) JUVENILE INSTITUTIONS Division 1102 PROBATION DEPARTMENT INSTITUTIONS Chap ters: 11 02-2 Juvenile Institutions Chapter 1102-2 JUVENILE INSTITUTIONS* Article 1102-2.2 General Sections: 1102~2.202 Establish and name institutions. Article 1102-2.4 Supervision and Personnel Sections: 1102-2.402 Supervision. 1102-2.404 Personnel. Article 1102-2.6 Schools Sections: 1102-2.602 Schools-Established. 1102-2.604 Schools-Maintenance. Article 1102-2.8 Violations Sections: 1102-2.802 Violation-Unauthorized communication. 11 02-2.804 Violation-Loitering. 11 02-2.806 Violation-Escapes. Article 1102-2.t General 1102-2.202 Establish and name institutions. Pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code Sections 850 ff. and 880 ff., the following juvenile halls, homes, ranches and forestry camps are established and are referred to in this chapter as institutions: (1) Contra Costa County Juvenile HaIl, at Martinez, California; (2) Contra Costa County Boys' Ranch, at Byron, California; (3) Contra Costa County Boys' Treatment Center, at Martinez, California; ( 4) Community Day Centers in various *For the statutory provisions regarding county juvenile halls, see W.&I.C. ~~ 850 ff.; for the provisions regarding county juvenile homes, ranches and camps, see W.&I.C. ~~ 880 ff.; for the provisions regarding the support of wards, see W.&I.C. ~~ 890 ff.; for the provisions regarding classes for wards of juvenile courts, seeW.&I.C. ~~ 5030, 11554, 18355 and 18358. 1102-2.202-1102-2.604 schools in this County; (5) Contra Costa County Girls' Treatment Center, at Martinez, California. (Ord. 7949, 78-35, 73-48, 73-13, 70-59: prior code 2620: Ords. 1920, 1635, 1276). Article 11 02- 2.4 Supervision and Personnel 1102-2.402 Supervision. The probation officer and department shall manage and control the internal affairs of these institutions, through one or more superintendents who shall each be in charge of one or more of the institutions. (Ord. 70-59 ~ 2 (part), 1970). 1102-2.404 Personnel. All the compensated personnel of these institutions are subject to the county's civil service system and shall be appointed by the probation officer, who shall, subject to confirmation by the board of supervisors, appoint the superintendent(s) and be their appointing authority for purposes of civil service regulations. (Ord. 70-59 ~ 2 (part), 1970). Article 1102-2.6 Schools 1102-2.602 Schools - Established. Pursuant to state statutes (e.g., Welfare and Institutions Code Sections 856 ff. and 889 ff. and Education Code Sections 11554, 18355 and 18358), elementary public schools, secondary public schools and related activities are established in connection with the institutions listed in Section 1102-2.202, except the community day centers. (Ord. 73-13 ~ 2, 1973: Ord. 70-59 ~ 2 (part), 1970). 1102-2.604 Schools - Maintenance. The county superintendent of schools shall establish and maintain these schools. (Ord. 70-59 ~ 2 (part), 1970). 485 (Contra Costa County 9-15-79) 1102-2.802-1104-2.006 INSTITUTIONS AND PROPERTY Article 1102-2.8 Violations 1102-2.802 Violation Unauthorized communication. No person shall, without the express permission of the probation officer or one of his deputies: (1) Communicate with any minor detained or sheltered in any juvenile institution, established under Section 1102-2.202 or otherwise; or (2) Bring to or take from, for or on behalf of any such minor, any written matter, weapon, instrument, drug, tobacco or alcoholic beverage. (Ord. 70-59 ~ 2 (part), 1970). 11 02- 2.804 Violation Loitering. No person shall loiter, prowl or wander in or about any juvenile institution, established under Section 1102-2.202 or otherwise, or the grounds belonging or adjacent thereto, without apparent reason or business and refuse to identify himself and to account for his presence when requested so to do by the probation officer or any of his deputies or any peace officer, when the surrounding circumstances would reasonably indicate that his purpose or intent was to violate the provisions of Section 1102-2.202 or of any other statute or ordinance or to interfere with or to disturb the orderly operation of the institution. (Ord. 7(}.59 ~ 2 (part), 1970). 1102-2.806 Violation - Escapes. (a) No juvenile lawfully placed or confined, in any juvenile institution established under Section 1102-2.202 shall escape from or leave it except as authorized. (b) No person shall wilfully <ind knowingly harbor or conceal anyone violating or attempting to violate subsection (a), with intent that he may thereby avoid or escape pursuit, arrest or trial therefor. (Ord. 71-100 ~ 1, 1971). Division 1104 SHERIFF'S INSTITUTIONS Chapters: 1104-2 Work-Educational-Furlough Program (Contra Costa County 9-15-79) Chapter 1104-2 WORK - EDUCATIONAL- FURLOUGH PROGRAM Sections: 1104-2.002 Feasibility and establish- ment. 1104-2.004 Administrator. 1104-2.006 Intercounty agreements delegation. 1104-2.002 Feasibility and establishment. The board of supervisors finds, on the basis of local employment and educational conditions, the state of the county jail facilities and' other pertinent circumstances it has considered, that the operation of Penal Code Section 1208 providing for the operation of a work - educational - furlough program for county jail prisoners is feasible as to employment and education, and establishes a work - educational - furlough program in this county. (Ord. 68-60 ~ 1 (part), 1968: Ord. 1899: prior code ~ 5470). 1104-2.004 Administrator. The sheriff shall perform the functions of the work - educational - furlough administrator. (Ord. 68-60 ~ 1 (part), 1968: Ord. 1899: prior code ~ 5471). 1104-2.006 Intercounty agreements delegation. Pursuant to Penal Code Section 1208.5, the board delegates to the sheriff as work-furlough administrator its authority to enter into agreements for intercounty transfer of persons under work-furlough programs. (Ord. 77-49). Division 1106 AIRPORTS* Chapters: 1106- 2 Buchanan Field *For airport zoning, see Ch. 86-4, this code. For airport plan, see Ch. 86-2, this code. 486 BUCHANAN FIELD Chapter 1106-2 BUCHANAN FIELD* Article 1106-2.2 General Sections: 1106-2.202 Applicability. 1106- 2.204 Nonliability of county. . *For the statutory provisions regarding airports generally, see Pub. U. C. ~ 21601 ff; for the provisions regarding the regulation of obstructions, see Pub. U. C. ~ 21655 ff; for the provisions regarding regulations, see Pub. U. C. ~ 21661 ff. For the statutory provisions regarding rules and regulations, see Gov. C. ~ 50474 and Pub. U. C. ~ 21401 ff and ~ 21243. 486-1 (Contra Costa County 9-15-77) Article 11 Of),ZA Definitions... Sections: 11Of), 2A02 11 06-2A04 11 06~2.406 11 06- 20408 1106-2.410 General. Aircraft. Airport. Airport manager. Business or commercial activity. 11 Of), 2.412 Commercial aircraft category. 1106-2.414 F.A.A. 11 Of), 2.416 Flying club. 1106-2A18 Landing area. 110f),2.420 Noncommercial aircraft category . 1106- 2.422 Operational areas. 110f),2.424 Operator. 110f),2.426 Owner. 11Of),2.428 Ramp. 1106-2.430 Road. 1106- 2.432 Servicing. 110f),2.434 Taxiways. 1106-2.436 Tower. 1106-2.438 Transient aircraft category. Article 1106-2.6 General Rules Sections: 1106-2.602 1106-2.604 1106-2.606 1106-2.608 1106-2.610 1106-2.612 1106-2.614 Article 1106-2.8 Sections: 1106-2.802 General. 1106-2.804 Operator's license. 1106-2.806 Motor vehicle permits. 1106-2.808 Radios and other equipment. 1106-2.810 Taxis and similar vehicles. 11 06- 2.812 Speeds. 1106- 2.814 Repairs. 1106-2.816 Runways. 1106-2.818 Right-of-way. 110f),2.820 Plane passengers. Article 1106-2.10 Fees, Liens, Impounds Sections: 1106-2.1002 Fees and charges. 1106- 2.1004 Liens and impounds. Article 1106-2.12 Aircraft, General Sections: 1106- 2.1202 1106- 2.1 204 11 06-2.1206 1106-2.1208 Abandonment. Conducting business. Advertising. Restricted areas. Use of roads and walks. Animals and birds. Firearms. Land Transportation Removal of aircraft. Liabili ty. Accident reports. Aircraft repairs. BUCHANAN FIELD 1106-2.202-1106-2.404 1106- 2.1210 Uncompleted work. 1106-2.1212 Work permit. 1106-2.1214 Using another's property. 1106-2.1216 Unattended aircraft. Article 1106-2.14 Aircraft Operation Sections: 1106-2.1402 Radios. 1106-2.1404 Engines. 1106-2.1406 Experiment and demonstration. 1106-2.1408 Clearance required. 1106-2.1410 Air rules. 1106-2.1412 Operating restrictions. Article 1106-2.16 Flying Clubs Sections: 1106-2.1602 Owner registration. 1106-2.1604 File documents. 1106-2.1606 Instructors. Article 1106-2.18 Enforcement Sections: 1106-2.1802 General. 1106-2.1804 Eviction. Article 1106-2.2 General 1106-2.202 Applicability. This chapter governs the operations of Buchanan Field, the Contra Costa County airport at Concord, California. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.204 Nonliability of county. The county and its agents and employees operating the airport assume no responsibility for damages to property thereon of persons using the airport fadlities, by reason of fire, theft, vandalism, windstorm, flood, earthquake or collision, or for injury to persons on the airport or using its facilities. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). Article 11 06- 2A Definitions 1106-2A02 General. Unless otherwise specially provided or required by the context, the following terms contained in Sections 1106-2A04 through 1106-2A38 have the indicated meanings in this chapter. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2A04 Aircraft. "Aircraft" means any contrivance now known or hereafter invented, used or designed for navigation of or flight in the air. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 487 (Contra Costa County 9-15-73) 1106-2.406-1106-2.430 INSTITUTIONS AND PROPERTY 11 06- 2.406 Airport. "Airport" means Buchanan Field Airport operated by the county, and includes all land set aside for that airport. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.408 Airport manager. "Airport manager" means the manager of Buchanan Field (or subordinates designated by him), appointed by the public works director to manage, superintend, control and protect the airport. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106- 2.410 Business or commercia. activity. "Business or commercial activity" means using the airport for one or more of the following: Conducting business or commercial activities; carrying passengers, freight, express or mail for hire; instructing in aviation or in any aviation-related field for compensation; selling fuels, aviation supplies or materials; renting, selling, maintaining or servicing aircraft; or any other aviation or nonaviation commercial activity including the sale ofrefreshments or any commodity or service and the offering or soliciting of any act in this section. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 11 06- 2.412 Commercial aircraft category. "Commercial aircraft" means aircraft operated by one or more of the following operators or for one or more of the following purposes: ( 1) By a scheduled air carrier; a nonscheduled service for freight express, passenger or charter service; or an aircraft sales agency or dealer (selling three or more aircraft a year); or (2) For aerial application, rental, charter, air taxi, advertising or instructional purposes. (Ord. 73-49@ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.414 F.A.A. "F.A.A." means the Federal Aviation Administration of the United States of America, as defined in the Airport and Airway Development Act of 1970, including future amendments. (Ord. 73-49 .~ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.416 Flying club. "Flying club" means an association or group of four or more individuals jointly owning or leasing one or more aircraft where payment is made to. the club management for the operating time of such . aircraft by a member of the club only. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). (Contra Costa County 9-15-73) 1106-2.418 Landing area. "Landing area" means the runway and taxiway system maintained by the airport for the landing, taking-off and taxiing of aircraft, and includes the areas between the runways and taxiways and the necessary clearance areas. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.420 Noncommercial aircraft category. "Noncommercial aircraft" means one or more of the following: (1) Personal aircraft not operated for hire or remuneration, owned by not more than three individuals and used in connection with the owner(s) activities in a manner comparable to an owner(s) use of a private vehicle; (2) Corporate aircraft owned by a company or corporation and operated for the free transportation of its personnel, guests or products; (3) Flying club aircraft owned and/or operated by a flying club. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973); 1106-2.422 Operational areas. "Operational areas" means any place on the landing area, and also includes the public use taxiways and ramps and the necessary rights-of-way and clearance areas therefor, but does not include any such areas under lease to a tenant or lessee on the airport. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.424 Operator. "Operator" means any person operating aircraft for pleasure, passenger service, freight service, hire, charter, flight instruction, business or test purposes, or as a bailee whjleperforming service on aircraft. (Ord.73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.426 Owner. "Owner" means the registered owner(s) of an aircraft according to F.A.A. files and records, who, for purposes of this chapter, shall. be deemed to be the legal owner. (Ord. 73-49@ 1 (part), 1973). , 1106-2.428 Ramp. "Ramp" means an area designated as a ramp and used for parking, maneuvering, loading, unloading and servicing of aircraft. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.430 Road. "Road" means all areas designated as public use roads or streets for the use of ground vehicles, including ways open to the public, but does not include any such areas 488 under lease to a tenant or lessee on the airport. (Ord. 73-49 S I (part), 1973). 1106- 2.432 Servicing. "Servicing" of aircraft means supplying them with oil and fuel only. (Ord. 73-49 S I (part), 1973). 1106-2.434 Taxiways. "Taxiways" means all areas designated as public use taxiways and used for the movement of aircraft on the ground, but does not include any such areas under lease to a tenant or lessee on the airport. (Ord. 73-49 S I (part), 1973). 1106-2.436 Tower. "Tower" means the control facility established and operated by the F.A.A., and includes the authority exercised by the F.A.A. for the control of aircraft and motor vehicle' traffic on the landing areas of the airport and in the airspace above and within the airport traffic area. (Ord. 73-49 S I (part), 1973). 11 06-2.438 Transient aircraft category. "Transient aircraft" means aircraft for which a storage permit or lease by the county has either not been issued or has expired or been cancelled for cause, and which are parked in the operational areas. Transient aircraft are subject to payment of landing fees and/or aircraft storage charges at the daily rate prior to departure unless credit arrangements satisfactory to the airport manager have been made. (Ord. 73-49 S I (part), 1973). Article 1106-2.6 General Rules 1106-2.602 Abandonment. No person shall abandon any aircraft, motor vehicle or other personal property on the airport. (Ord. 73-49 S I (part), 1973). 1106-2.604 Conducting business. No person shall engage in any business or commercial activity of any nature on the airport except in conformance with an appropriate lease or permit and under such terms and conditions as may be prescribed therein by the airport manager and/or board of supervisors. (Ord. 73-49 S I (part), 1973). 1106-2.606 Advertising. No person shall post, distribute, erect or display signs, advertisements, circulars, printed or written BUCHANAN FIELD II06-2.432-II06~2.804 matter at the airport except with the approval of, and in the manner prescribed by, the airport manager. (Ord. 73-49 S 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.608 Restricted areas. No person shall enter any restricted area posted as being closed to the public without prior authorizatioh from the airport manager. (Ord. 73-49 S I (part), 1973). 1106-2.610 Use of roads and walks. (a) No person shall use the roads, walks, paved areas, landing areas or restricted areas, so as to hinder or obstruct their proper use, without permission of the airport manager. (b) The airport manager may exclude from such areas any type of vehicle or equipment whose operation would damage them. (Ord. 73-49 S 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.612 Animals and birds. No person shall bring or allow any animals, induding falcons, on the airport for training or hunting. Every person bringing' an animal or bird on to the airport shall keep it leashed, caged or physically restrained so as to be under control of such person at all times. No person shall hunt, pursue, trap, catch, injure or kill any animal or bird on the airport without authorization of the airport manager. (Ord. 73-49 S 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.614 Firearms. No person (except duly authorized peace officers, ,md post office, airport or air carrier employees, arid members of the armed forces of the United States on official duty) shall carry any firearms, BB or pellet guns, explosives, bows and arrows or flammable materials on the airport without the written permission of the airport manager. (Ord. 73-49 S 1 (part), 1973). Article 1106~2.8 Land Transportation 1106-2.802 General. No person shall park or operate a vehicle on the airport other than in the manner and at locations indicated in designated areas. (Ord. 73-49 S I (part), 1973). 1106-2.804 Operator's license.' No person shall operate motorized ground equipment of any kind on the airport without a valid vehicle operator's license. (Ord. 73-49 S 1 (part), 1973). 489 (Contra Costa County 9-15-73) 1106-2.806-1106-2.J204 INSTITUTIONS AND PROPERTY 1106-2.806 Motor vehicle permits. (a) No person shall operate any motor vehicle in any operational area without having first obtained a permit from the airport manager. A permittee shall have his permit in his possession at all times during such vehicle operation. Applications for permits as described herein shall be made in writing. Any permit issued under this section may be revoked for good CaUse by the airport manager at any time. (b) The airport manager may restrict certain vehicle operations to, or exclude them from, certain portions of the operational areas. (Ord. 73-49 ~ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.808 Radios and other equipment. The airport manager may require that motor vehicles be equipped with functioning two-way radio and approved identification flags or markings, (Ord. 73-49 ~ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.810 Taxis and similar vehicles. No operator of a common carrier vehicle or vehicle for hire shall load or unload passengers or stand or park at the airport at any place other than in the area designated by the airport manager for that purpose. (Ord. 73-49 ~ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.812 Speeds. No person shall operate any motor vehicle, except emergency equipment, in excess of speed limits indicated by posted traffic signs, and in no event in excess of twenty miles per hour. The airport manager may have vehicles that are parked in places and in a manner that hinders any approved operation or that is in violation of the regtllations of this airport towed or otherwise moved at the owner's expense without liability for damages. COrd. 73~49 ~ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.814 Repairs. No person shall clean or make any repairs to motor vehicles on the airport at other than in designated shop areas without permission of the airport manager, except minor repairs necessary to remove such motor vehicles. (Ord. 73-49 ~ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.816 Runways. No person shall operate any vehicle on the airport closer than two hundred feet from the edge of the runways or across any of the runways prior to receiving a traffic clearance from the tower. (Ord. 73-49 ~ 1 (part), 1973). (Contra Costa County 9-15.-73) 1106-2.818 Right-of-way. Pedestrians and aircraft shall at all times have right-of-way over ground vehicular traffic. No person shall operate a vehicle immediately in front of a taxiing aircraft. (Ord. 73-49 ~ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.820 Plane passengers. No person shall drive a vehicle between an aircraft and a gate when such aircraft is enplaning or deplaning passengers. (Ord. 73-49 ~ 1 (part), 1973). Article 1106-2.10 Fees, Liens, Impounds 1106-2.1002 Fees and charges. No person shall remove any aircraft without having made payment or satisfactory credit arrangements for applicable charges for storage, landing. fees or services rendered by the airport. (Ord. 73-49 ~ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.1004 Liens and impounds. The airport manager shall have authority to place a possessory lien upon and impound any aircraft for delinquent charges due pursuant to Code of Gvil Procedure Sections 1208.61 and following. (Ord. 73-49 ~ 1 (part), 1973). Article 11 06-2.12 Aircraft, General 1106-2.1202 'Removal of aircraft. (a) Owner Removes: Aircraft owners, operators or their agents shall be responsible for the prompt removal of disabled aircraft and parts from the operational areas unless the airport manager or federal authorities have delayed such action pending investigation of an accident. (b) Manager Removes: If the owner or operator does not promptly remove a disabled aircraft from the landing area, the airport manager may tow it away or take whatever action he considers necessary to make the area safe for other aircraft, without liability for the expense of such action or any damages caused to the disabled aircraft. (Ord. 73-49 ~ I (part), 1973). 1106-2.1204 Liability. Any person who destroys, injures or damages any airport property, by accident or otherwise, shall be liable for the cost of repair or replacement of such property. (Ord. 73-49 ~ I (part), 1973). 490 1106-2.1206 Accident reports. Any person involved in an accident on the airport shall make a complete report to the airport manager as soon after the accident as possible. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 11 06- 2.1208 Aircraft repairs. (a) Repair Areas: Owners and operators may perform repairs upon their own aircraft if such work is conducted in an area approved therefor by the airport manager to avoid nuisance or hazard to other aircraft, or the airport, or persons thereon. (b) Minor Work: Owners may, between sunrise and sunset in assigned public tied own areas, perform inspections and aircraft repairs of a minor nature not involving draining engine oil, hydraulic fluid or fuel, or using solvents. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.1210 Uncompleted work. No person shall leave any aircraft in a disassembled condition on the public tiedown ramp, or leave miscellaneous loose materials after departure from the immediate vicinity, unless a written permit issued by the airport manager authorizing an extension of time to complete such work is posted in a conspicuous location on the aircraft. (Ord. 73-49 @ J (part), 1973). 1106-2.1212 Work permit. No person, other than the owner, may perform, or assist in, the maintenance .or repair of any aircraft on the operational area without first obtaining a permit from the airport manager. (Ord. 73-49 @ I (part), 1973). 1106-2.1214 Using another's property. No person shall take or use any aircraft or other personal property owned by any other person, while it is stored or otherwise left on the airport, without the owner's consent registered with the airport manager. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.1216 Unattended aircraft. (a) No person shall leave an aircraft unattended on the airport unless it has been parked in an area designated by the airport manager for the class of aircraft and adequately secured. Owners are liable for any damages resulting from failure to comply with this rule. (b) No person shall park, store or leave un airworthy aircraft, wrecks, derelicts, "junkers" or parts thereof anywhere on the airport in public view. Such aircraft may be BUCHANAN FIELD 1106-2.1206-1106-2.1408 parked or stored on leased areas or in hangars awaiting bona fide scheduled repairs in a repair shop operated pursuant to a lease agreement with the county, or while being stored by appropriate authority. The airport manager may tow away, remove and store at the owner's expense and without liability for damages any aircraft or parts thereof stored or otherwise left on the airport in violation of this rule. (Ord. 73-49 @ I (part), 1973). Article 1106-2.14 Aircraft Operation 1106-2.1402 Radios. No person shall land or take off an aircraft unless it is equipped with a functioning two-way radio and unless the pilot maintains continuous communications with the tower while operating within the airport traffic area, except in case of emergencies or upon receiving prior approval from the F .A.A. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.1404 Engines. (a) No person shall start or run any aircraft engine unless a competent person is attending the controls and unless the aircraft is equipped with adequate brakes, fully applied. (b) No person shall run an aircraft engine in front of or near hangars, other aircraft, shops, buildings, personal property or persons, so as to create a hazard or nuisance from the propeller or jet blast. (c) No person shall run engines or permit engines to be run while passengers are being enplaned or deplaned. (d) The airport manager may establish and designate engine run-up and test areas. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.1406 Experiment and demonstration. No person shall conduct experimental flights or ground demonstrations on the airport without permission of the airport manager. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.1408 Clearance required. (a) No person shall taxi or take off in any aircraft in the event the airport manager has refused clearance. (b) The airport manager may refuse clearance or take action to physically delay any aircraft departure or other operations at the airport, for any emergency or other cause (including the condition of the aircraft or operator) which 490-1 (Contra Costa County 9-15-73) 1106-2.1410-1106-2.1'804 INSTITUTIONS AND PROPERTY might endanger the pUblic, or which would be an impending violation of regulations applicable to such operation. (Ord. 73A9, @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.1410 Air rules. No person shall conduct aeronautical activity except in conformance with current federal aviation regulations. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.1412 Operating restrictions. Unless otherwise directed by the tower, no person shall do or permit any of the following with an aircraft: (1) Fly below established traffic pattern altitude for that class of aircraft, except in emergencies; (2) Taxi at an unsafe and unreasonable speed, and never over fifteen miles per hour; (3) Take off or land except in conformance with the approved traffic pattern, except for emergency landings; (4) Cross any runway until the pilot has stopped and made certain by visual inspection that there is no danger of collision with any aircraft, vehicle or object; (5) Except in an emergency, turn after take-off until reaching the airport boundary and attaining an altitude of at least five hundred feet and until ascertaining that there will be no danger of turning into the path of a following aircraft. (Ord.73-49 ~ 1 (part), 1973). Article 1106-2.16 Flying Clubs 1106- 2.1602 Owner registration. In order to be classified in a noncommercial category, the registration certificate of flying club aircraft shall bear the name of a nonprofit corporation, or if not incorporated, the individual names of all club members as co-owners. For this purpose, the legal owner is deemed to be the person(s}or corporation whose name(s) appears on the F.A.A. registration certificate. (Ord. 73-49 @ I (part), 1973). 1106-2.1604 File documents. Every flying club shall submit to the airport manager upon his request a complete and current list of its members, rules, articles of incorporation, by-laws and regulations governing the flying club's activities. (Ord. 73-49 ~ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.1606 Instructors. Every flying club (Contra Costa County 9-15-73) shall submit to the airport manager upon his request a certified list of all instructors who are or have been instructing members of the club, and of the names of every member who received such instruction with the date(s) and time duration of such instruction within the six months preceding the request. Failure to comply with this request may be considered sufficient grounds for termination of the club's noncommercial status. (Ord. 73-49 @ I (part), 1973). Article 1106-2.18 Enforcement 1106-2.1802 General. The provisions of this article are applicable to violations of this chapter whether or not those of Chapter 14-8 of this code are applied. (OId. 73A9 @ 1 (part), 1973). 1106-2.1804 Eviction. The airport manager may order any person to promptly leave the airport who operates or handles any aircraft, vehicle, equipment or apparatus, or who uses the airport facilities, in violation of the provisions of this chapter or the regulations that may be prescribed hereunder, or who refuses to comply therewith. He may deny and prevent the further use of the airport and its facilities for the length of time required to ensure the safeguarding of the airport and the public and its interest therein. (Ord. 73-49 @ 1 (part), 1973). Division 1108 PURCHASING, LEASING AND UNCLAIMED PROPERTY Chapters: 1108-2 1108-4 1108-6 Purchasing Unclaimed Property Alternate Leasing Procedure 490-2 Chapter 1108-2 PURCHASING* Article 1108-2.2 Purchasing Agent Sections: 1108~2.202 Purchasing agent-Office established; Purchasing agent~Genera1 duties. 1108~2.206Purchasing agent-Purchases. 1108-2.208 Purchasing agent-Rental of equipment. Purchasing agent- Equipment service contracts. Purchasing agent-Sales and trade-ins. Purchasing agent- Independent contractors. Purchasing agent - Building repair, construction. Purchasing agent-Other services. Purchasing agent-Emergency purchases. Article 1108-2.4 Procedure Sections: 1108-2.402 1108- 2.404 1108-2.406 1108-2.204 1108-2.210 1108-2.212 1108-2.214 1108- 2.216 1108- 2.218 1108-2.220 1108-2.408 1108-2.410 1108-2.412 1108-2.414 Procedure- Revolving fund. Procedure-Generally. Procedure-Competitive bids not required. Procedure-Posting notices of sales. Procedure- Advertising proposed sale. Procedure-Surplus pool. Proced ure- Standards committee. Article 1108-2.2 Purchasing Agent 1108-2.202 Purchasing agent Office established. Under Sections 25500 and following of the Government Code of the state, the office of purchasing agent is established. (Prior code @ 2500: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.204 Purchasing agent - General duties. The purchasing agent shall have the *For the statutory provisions regarding purchasing agents, see Gov. C. 1111 25500 ff.; for the provisions regarding the construction, alteration and repair of buildings, see Gov. C. SS 25450 ff. PURCHASING 1108-2.202-1108~2.212 ,duties and powers prescribed by laws of the state relating to county purchasing agents, by this chapter and "by resolutions of the board of supervisors. He shall be the head of the purchasing department of the county and shall appoint the deputies, assistants and other employees that from time to time shall be authorized in the current salary regulations of the county. He shall give the board of supervisors and designated departments reports and information whieh the board from time to time may require. He shall establish methods and procedures for the functioning of the purchasing department in an effective and economical manner. (Prior code @ 2501: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.206 Purchasing agent - Purchases. (a) County: He shall purchase for the county and its offices all materials, supplies, furnishings, equipment, livestock and other personal property of whatever kind and nature. (b) Schools and Others: He shall, when authorized, make purchases for the county superintendent of schools or other public officials and agencies. (c) Except in cases of emergency (Section 1108-2.220), or in cases where the board otherwise provides, no purchase of personal property by any person other than the purchasing agent shall bind the county or constitute a lawful charge against county funds. (Ord. 71-101 @ 1 (part), 1971: Ord. 69-75 @ L 1969: Ord. 1960: prior code @ 2502: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.208 Purchasing agent - Rental of equipment. He shall rent for the county and its offices, furnishings, livestock and equipment including road equipment for the road commissioner pursuant to Streets and Highways Code Section 2009. (Ord. 71-101 @ 1 (part), 1971: Ord. 69-75 @ 1, 1969: prior code @ 2502.1: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.210 Purchasing agent - Equipment service contracts. He shall negotiate and execute in the name of the county all equipment service contracts and lease-purchase agreements concerning personal property. (Ord. 71-10 1 @ 1 (part), 1971: Ord. 69-75 @ 1, 1969: prior code @ 2502.2: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.212 Purchasing agent - Sales and 490-3 (Contra Costa County 9-15-73) 1108-2.214 INSTITUTIONS AND PROPERTY trade-ins. (a) He shall sell any personal property belonging to the county and found by the board not to be further required for public use. He may, when purchasing personal property, accept advantageous trade-in allowances or exchanges. (b) Whert specifically authorized by law, he may sell or dispose of persortal property of any special district, and, if an exchange or trade is made, return the proceeds to the special district. (Ord. 71-101 ~ 1 (part), 1971: Ord. 69-75 ~ 1, 1969: priorcode ~ 2502.3: Ord. 1212). . (Contra Costa County 9-15-73) 490-4 1108-2.214 Purchasing agent Independent contractors. He shall engage independent corttractors to perform services for the county and its offices, with or without the furnishing of material, where the aggregate cost does not exceed six thousand five hundred dollars; however, this section does not apply to: (1) Printing legal briefs or legal notices; (2) Phonographic reporters' services or transcripts; (3) ExperLservices for the district attorney's or sheriff's offices; (4) Election supplies; Chapter 1108-2 PURCHASING* Article 1108-2.2 Purchasing Agent Sections: 1108-2.202 Purchasing agent-Office established. 1108-2.204 Purchasing agent-General duties. 1108-2.206 Purchasing agent-Purchases. 1108-2.208 Purchasing agent-Rental of equipment. Purchasing agent-Equip- ment service contracts. Purchasing agent-Sales and trade-ins. 1108-2.214 Purchasing agent-Inde- pendent contractors. Purchasing agent-Service contracts. Purchasing agent- Building repair, construction. Purchasing agent-Other services. 1108-2.220 Purchasing agent-Emer- gency purchases. Article 1108-2.4 Procedure Sections: 1108-2.402 1108-2.404 1108-2.406 1108-2.210 1108-2.212 1108-2.215 11 08-2.216 1108-2.218 1108-2.408 1108-2.410 11 08-2.412 1108-2.414 Procedure-Revolving fund. Procedure-Generally. Procedure-Competitive bids not required. Procedure-Posting notices of sales. Procedure- Advertising proposed sale. Procedure-Surplus pool. Procedure-Standards committee. Article 1108-2.2 Purchasing Agent 1108-2.202 Purchasing agent Office established. Under Sections 25500 and following of the Government Code of the state, the office of purchasing agent is established. (Prior code ~ 2500: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.204 Purchasing agent - General duties. The purchasing agent shall have the *For the statutory provisions regarding purchasing agents, see Gov. C. ~~ 25500 ff.; for the provisions regarding the construction, alteration and repair of buildings, see Gov. C. ~~ 25450 ff. PURCHASING 1108-2.202-1108-2.210 duties and powers prescribed by laws of the state relating to county purchasing agents, by this chapter and by resolutions of the board of supervisors. He shall be the head of the purchasing department of the county and shall appoint the deputies, assistants and other employees that from time to time shall be authorized in the current salary regulations of the county. He shall give the board of supervisors and designated departments reports and information which the board from time to time may require. He shall establish methods and procedures for the functioning of the purchasing department in an effective and economical manner. (Prior code ~ 2501: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.206 Purchasing agent - Purchases. (a) County: He shall purchase for the county and its offices all materials, supplies, furnishings, equipment, livestock and other personal property of whatever kind and nature. (b) Schools and Others: He shall, when authorized, make purchases for the county superintendent of schools or other public officials and agencies. (c) Except in cases of emergency (Section 1108-2.220), or in cases where the board otherwise provides, no purchase of personal property by any person other than the purchasing agent shall bind the county or constitute a lawful charge against county funds. (Ord. 71-101 ~ 1 (part), 1971: Ord. 69-75 ~ 1, 1969: Ord. 1960: prior code ~ 2502: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.208 Purchasing agent - Rental of equipment. He shall rent for the county and its offices, furnishings, livestock and equipment including road equipment for the road commissioner pursuant to Streets and Highways Code Section 2009. (Ord. 71-101 ~ 1 (part), 1971: Ord. 69-75 ~ 1,1969: prior code ~ 2502.1: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.210 Purchasing agent - Equipment service contracts. He shall negotiate and execute in the name of the county all equipment service contracts and lease-purchase agreements concerning personal property. (Ord. 71-101 ~ 1 (part), 1971: Ord. 69-75 ~ 1, 1969: prior code ~ 2502.2: Ord. 1212). 491 (Contra Costa County 11-81) 1108-2.212-1108-2.402 INSTITUTIONS AND PROPERTY 1108-2.212 Purchasing agent -'- Silles and trade-ins. (a) He shall sell any personal property belonging to the county and found by the board not to be further required for public use. He may, when purchasing personal property, accept advantageous trade-in allowances or exchanges. (b) When specifically authorized by law, he may sell or dispose of personal property of any special district, and, if an exchange or trade is made, return the proceeds to the special district. (Ord. 71-101 @ 1 (part), 1971: Ord. 69-75 @ 1, 1969: prior code @ 2502.3: Ord.1212). 1108-2.214 Purchasing agent - Indepen- dent contractors. (a) General. He shall engage contractors to perform services for the county and its offices, with or without the furnishing of material, where the aggregate cost does not exceed the amount authorized in Government Code Section 25502.4 from time to time. (b) Exceptions. This section does not apply to: ( 1) Printing legal briefs or legal notices; (2) Phonographic reporters' services or trans- scripts; (3) Expert services for the district attorney's or sheriffs offices; (4) Election supplies; (5) Consultants and other experts employed directly by the board; and (6) Other services which by law some other officer or body is specifically charged with ob- taining; (7) Road equipment rented pursuant to Sec- tion 1108-2.208; (8) Contracts he lets pursuant to Streets and Highways Code Section 1074. (Ords. 81-19 @ 1, 71-101 @ 1, 69-75 @ 1: prior code @ 2502.4, @ 2502: Ord. 1212 @ 3 [1958]: see also @ 1108-2.215 and Gov. C. @@ 54201 ff). 1108-2.215 Purchasing agent - Service contracts. Subject to Article 1108-2.4 and any regulations that the county administrator may promlllgate, he shall contract on behalf of the county, any county officer or department, or any district or court of the county, but only as permitted by Government Code Section 31000, for special services within the monetary limit specified in Government Code Section 25502.5. (Ord. 78-58 @ I, Gov. Code @~ 25502.5, 31000). 1108-2.216 Purchasing agent - Building repair, construction. He shall, pursuant to and restricted by Government Code Section (Contra Costa County 11-81) 25450.4, engage indeperident contractors to construct, repair, or furnish any building or structure enumerated in Government Code Section 25450. (Ord. 71-101 @ I (part), 1971: Ord. 69-75 ~ I, 1969: prior code ~ 2502.5: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.218 Purchasing agent Other services. He shall perform other services that the board may require from time to time. (Ord. 71-101 ~ I (part), 1971: Ord. 69-75 ~ 1,1969: prior code @ 2502.6: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.220 Purchasing agent - Emergency purchases. Emergency purchases may be made by any person or official authorized to sign requisitions when the purchasing agent or any of his assistants in the purchasing department who are authorized to make purchases are not immediately available and when the item or items purchased are immediately necessary for the continued operation of the office or department involved or are immediately necessary for the preservation of life or property. Emergency purchases shall be subsequently approved and confirmed by the purchasing agent; or, if he refuses to confirm, the board of supervisors may subsequently approve and confirm the purchase by a four-fifths vote of the whole board. Unless purchases are approved and confirmed either by the purchasing agent or by the board of supervisors, the cost shall not constitute a legal charge against the county. (Prior code ~ 2503: Ord.1212). Article 1108-2.4 Procedure 1108-2.402 Procedure - Revolving fund. There is established from the unappropriated funds of the county a revolving fund in an amount that the board of supervisors may establish from time to time by resolution. The fund shall be known as the purchasing department revolving fund. The purchasing agent may purchase supplies and materials in quantity for offices and departments of the county as needed, and he shall make payments for them out of the revolving fund. As the supplies and materials are issued to an office or department, the fund shall be reimbursed from the budgeted funds of the requisitioning department. (Prior code @ 2504: Ord. 1212). 492 PURCHASING 1108- 2.404 1108-2.404 Procedure - Generally. Except for purchases from the revolving fund, all . 492a (Contra Costa County 11-81) UNCLAIMED PROPERTY purchases, rentals, and contracts shall be made only on proper written requisitions, the forms of which shall be supplied by the purchasing agent to the offices of the county. The head of any county office, department, or institution, or his duly designated assistant, is authorized to draw requisitions for purchases for the office, department, or institution in accordance with current budget accounts. The head may delegate this authority to one or more of his deputies, assistants, or employees within the department by filing a written authorization with the purchasing agent and the auditor-controller. (Prior code ~ 2505: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.406 Procedure - Competitive bids not required. Except as otherwise provided by ordinance or general law, the purchasing agent may make any purchase of personal property or do any other thing authorized in this chapter without notice, advertisement, or the securing of competitive bids or quotations. However, if he purchases any individual item (as distinct from the total contract) costing more than five thousand dollars without securing competitive bids or quotations, he shall report this action to the county administrator with his reasons; if he does call for competitive bids or quotations and accepts any bid or quotation other than the lowest on any individual item costing more than five hundred dollars, he shall report that fact to the county administrator. (Prior code ~ 2506: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.408 Procedure - Posting notices of sales. Notice of sale of surplus personal property shall be posted for not less than five business days before the day of sale in the County Court House, in the office of the purchasing agent, and in another public place within the county that the purchasing agent may deem advisable. (Prior code ~ 2507: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.410 Procedure Advertising proposed sale. In the disposition of any surplus personal property and on approval of the board of supervisors, the purchasing agent may purchase advertising space and may advertise the proposed sale or other disposition of the personal property in the newspapers, magazines, and other periodicals that in his judgment will best publicize the proposed sale or other disposition to those persons most likely to bid for or purchase the personal property. Within 1108-2.406-1108-2.414 the limitation of the order of the board of supervisors approving the advertising, the purchasing agent shall decide the amount, nature, makeup, and content of the advertising. (Prior code ~ 2508: Ord. 1212). 1108-2.412 Procedure Surplus pool. Whenever any item of personal property is no longer needed by the office, department, or institution in possession of it, this fact shall be reported to the county administrator, who may transfer the item to a surplus pool to be maintained under the supervision of the auditor-controller. Whenever any office, department, or institution needs an item which has been placed in the surplus pool or has requisitioned the purchase of a similar item, the purchasing agent may request transfer of the item to the department on a properly drawn request for transfer or requisition approved by the county administrator. (Prior code ~ 2509: Ord.1212). 1108-2.414 Procedure Standards committee. The board of supervisors shall organize a standards committee to establish and maintain standards of type, design, quality, or brand of a certain article or group of related articles or services purchased by the county. The county administrator shall be chairman of this committee, and other members that may be deemed necessary shall be appointed from time to time. (Prior code ~ 2510: Ord. 1212). Chapter 1108-4 UNCLAUMED PROPERTY* Sections: 1108-4.002 1108-4.004 1108-4.006 1108-4.008 1108-4.010 Disposition. Storage. Claims by finder. Sale. Disposition of unsold, perishable or dangerous property. Disposal of deadly weapons. Disposition of toys and bicycles. 1108-4.012 1108-4.014 *For the statutory provisions regarding lost or unclaimed property, see Gov. ~ 2080 ff. 492-1 (Contra Costa County 9-15-78) 1108-4.002-1108-4.006 INSTITUTIONS AND PROPERTY 1108-4.002 Disposition. Except as otherwise provided by state or federal laws, and pursuant to the provisions of California Civil Code Section 2080.4, the provisions of this chapter shall apply to the care, restitution, sale or destruction of unclaimed property. (Ord. 68-15 ~ 2 (part), 1968: prior code ~ 2671.1). -I 1108-4.004 Storage. All personal property which has come into the possession of the sheriff and has been unclaimed by the owner shall be stored in a safe place for a period of at least four months, except in the case of bicycles, which shall be stored for at least three months. (Ord. 68-15 ~ 2 (part), 1968: prior code ~ 2671.2). 1108-4.006 Claims by finder. Property received by the sheriff from a person who has found or saved it and who has complied with the provisions of Civil Code Section 2080.1 may be claimed by such finder if no owner has appeared and proved ownership within ninety days. Such claim shall be made no later than ten days after the expiration of the ninety-day period. Upon satisfactory proof that the finder has published, after the expiration of the ninety-day period, a notice of the found property in a newspaper of general circulation published in this county, and upon payment of reasonable storage costs, the sheriff shall, if the property remains unclaimed by the owner for an additional ten days from the date of publication of the notice, transfer the property to the finder. This section shall not apply to property found in the course of employment by an employee of any public (Contra Costa County 9-15-78) 492-2 AL TERNA TE LEASING PROCEDURE agency. (Ord. 68-15 ~ 2 (part), 1968: prior code ~ 2671.3). 1108-4.008 Sale. At any time after the expiration of four months (three months in the case of bicycles) and ten days from the time unclaimed property is stored by the sheriff, he may, subject to the provisions of Section 1108-4.006, sell any or all of it to the highest bidder at public auction, after giving notice of the sale at least five days before the time fixed for the auction by publication at least once in a newspaper of general circulation published in this county. This notice shall contain a general description of the property and the time and place where the sale shall be held. (Ord. 68-15 ~ 2 (part), 1969: prior code ~ 2671.4). 1108-4.010 Disposition of unsold, perishable or dangerous property. Any unclaimed property for which no bids were received at public auction, perishable goods, property which is dangerous in itself, and property which is contrary to public policy for the sheriff to retain shall be disposed of in the manner that the sheriff in the public interest may determine. This chapter shall not apply to property subject to confiscation or special disposition under state or federal law. (Ord. 68-15 ~ 2 (part), 1968: prior code ~ 2671.5). 1108-4.012 Disposal of deadly weapons. Any unclaimed pistol, revolver, or other firearm capable of being concealed upon the person, which has been stored by the sheriff pursuant to Section 1108-4.004, shall be disposed of in the manner that the sheriff in the public interest may determine. (Ord. 68-15 ~ 2 (part), 1968: prior code ~ 2671.6). 1108-4.014 Disposition of toys and bicycles. Toys and bicycles in the possession of the sheriff, which have been unclaimed for a period of at least three months, instead of being sold at public auction to the highest bidder, pursuan t to the provisions of Section 1108-4.008, may be turned over to the county probation officer for use by him in any program of activities designed to prevent juvenile delinquency in accordance with Welfare and Institutions Code ~ 516. (Ord. 68-15 ~ 2 (part), 1968: prior code ~ 2671.7). 1108-4.008-1108-6.006 Chapter 1108-6 ALTERNATE LEASING PROCEDURE* Sections: 1108-6.002 1108-6.004 1108-6.006 1108-6.008 Resolution of intention. Notice. Written and oral bids. Final acceptance or rejection. Execution of lease authorized. by resolution. Exclusion from bidding procedure. Exceptions. 1108-6.010 1108-6.012 1108-6.014 1108-6.002 Resolution of intention. (a) Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, before ordering the lease of any real property belonging to the county, the board of supervisors shall, in a regular open meeting by a two-thirds vote of all its members, adopt a resolution declaring its intention so to lease and calling for bids thereon. (b) The resolution shall: (1) Describe the property sufficiently to iden tify it; (2) Specify either the terms of the lease including minimum rent, or refer to a proposed form of lease filed in its clerk's office containing this information; and (3) Fix a time (at least three weeks thereafter) for a public meeting of the board at its regular place of meeting, for receipt and consideration of sealed proposals for the lease. (Ord. 69-80 ~ 1 (part), 1969). 1108-6.004 Notice. Notice of the resolution and meeting shall be given by posting certified copies of the resolutions in at least three public places in the county for at least fifteen days before the meeting's date and by publishing notice of the call for bids for at least two weeks in a newspaper of general circulation published in the county. (Ord. 69-80 ~ 1 (part), 1969). 1108-6.006 Written and oral bids. At the time and place fixed, in open session, the board shall open and examine all sealed written proposals, and declare those which are from *For the statutory pro 'visions regarding the sale or lease of county property, see Gov. C. ~ 25520 ff; for the authority to provide by ordinance an alternate procedure for the lease of real property belonging to the county, see Gov. C. ~ 25537. 493 (Contra Costa County 7-80) 1108-6.008-1110-2.206 INSTITUTIONS AND PROPERTY responsible bidders and which conform to the terms and conditions in the resolution. The board shall then call for similar oral bids exceeding by at least five percent in rent the highest such written proposal. (Ord. 69-80 ~ 1 (part), 1969). 1108-6.008 Final acceptance or rejection. At the same meeting or at any adjourned session thereof, the board shall consider all such proposals and bids, and shall by resolution either accept the highest such one or reject them all and withdraw the property from lease. (Ord. 69-80 ~ 1 (part), 1969). 1108-6.010 Execution of lease authorized by resolution. Any board resolution accepting any bid authorizes and directs the chairman or . the members thereof, to execute a lease and to deliver it upon lessee's performance of and compliance with all the terms or conditions of his contract to be performed concurrently therewith. (Ord. 69-80 ~ 1 (part), 1969). 1108-6.012 Exclusion from bidding procedure. Any proposed lease, of not more than one year duration and four hundred dollars monthly rent, is excluded from the bidding procedure provided by this chapter. Any executed lease so excluded shall not exceed five hundred dollars actual monthly rent and one year duration and shall not be renewable. (Ord. 69-80 ~ 1 (part), 1969). 1108-6.014 Exceptions. This chapter provides an alternative leasing procedure only for real property which otherwise must be leased in accordance with Government Code Sections 25526 to 25535; and it does not apply to real property leased pursuant to Streets and Highways Code Section 960.4 or Government Code Section 25536. (Ord. 69-80 ~ 1 (part), 1969). (Contra Costa County 7-80) DIVISION 1110 PARKS Chapters: 1110-2 Use Restrictions Chapter 1110-2 USE RESTRICTIONS Article 1110-2.2 Definitions Sections: 1110-2.202 Generally. 1110-2.204 Public works director. 1110-2.206 Signposted park. Article 1110-2.4 Motor Vehicles Sections: 1110-2.402 Prohibitions. 1110-2.404 Exceptions. Article 1110-2.6 Alcoholic Beverages Sections: 1110-2.602 Use prohibited. 1110-2.604 Exceptions. Article 1110-2.8 Hours of Use Sections: 1110-2.802 Prohibition. 1110-2.804 Exception. Article 1110-2.2 Definitions 1110-2.202 Generally. Unless otherwise specially provided or required by the context, the following terms have the indicated meanings in this chapter. (Ord. 79-70 @ 2). 1110-2.204 Public works director. "Public works director" means the county public works director and includes any duly authorized sub- ordinate. (Ord. 79-70 @ 2). 1110-2.206 Signposted park. A "signposted park" is an area which is maintained as a county public park and which is marked, pursuant to an order of the board, with signs at all its entrances and exits and at intervals of not more than one mile around its perimeter, indicating that this chapter prohibits within the park area the conduct or activity specified on the signs. (Ord. 79-70 @ 2, @ 46-4.012(a), Ord. 71-92: prior code @ 3414(a)). 494 USE RESTRICTIONS Article 1110-2.4 Motor Vehicles 1110-2.402 Prohibitions. No person shall operate a motor vehicle, as defined in Vehicle Code Section 415, in a signposted park. (Ord. 79-70 ~ 2, ~ 46-4.012(a), Ord. 71-42.~ 1: prior _ code ~ 3414(a)). 1110-2.404 Exceptions. This article does not apply to the operation of: (1) Any motor vehicle with the written per- mission of the public works director; (2) Any authorized emergency or main- tenance vehicle whenever necessary in further- ance of the purpose for which the vehicle has been classed as an authorized maintenance or emergency vehicle; and (3) Any motor vehicle upon roadways im- proved, designed, or ordinarily used for motor vehicular travel. (Ord. 79-70 ~ 2, ~ 46-4.012(b), Ord. 71-92 ~ I: prior code ~ 3414(b)). Article 1110-2.6 Alcoholic Beverages 1110-2.602 Use prohibited. No person shall drink any alcoholic beverage in a signposted park. (Ord. 80-25). 1110-2.604 Exceptions. This article does not apply when: (1) The sale or service for drinking has been approved and licensed by the appropriate state agency; or (2) Written county permission has been ap- plied for and obtained from the public works director at least forty-eight hours before such consumption. (Ord. 80-25). Article 1110-2.8 Hours of Use 1110-2.802 Prohibition. No person shall re- main in a sign posted park at any time during the hours in which use is prohibited by board order and said signs. (Ord. 79-70 ~ 2). 1110-2.804 Exception. This article does not apply to any person participating in, going to or coming from, a county approved park activity being carried on with the written permission of the public works director. (Ord. 79-70 ~ 2.) 494-1 1110-2.402-1110-2.804 (Contra Costa County 7-80)