§ 2.08.161. Licenses and permits—Issuance conditions.  


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  • The chief administrative officer and, subject to the direction and control of the chief administrative officer, his/her designates within the department, may grant licenses or permits permitting the use of county-owned property by persons, firms, corporations, cities, districts and public agencies, and may apply for and agree to pay for licenses or permits permitting the use of real property by the county if:

    A.

    The estimated or actual compensation passing either to or from the county for the license or permit conforms to the limits set out in Sections 2.08.159 or 2.08.163 as applicable; and

    B.

    The license or permit falls into one or more of the following categories:

    1.

    Little League or Pop Warner type of food and soft drink vending stands in public parks;

    2.

    Permits of any duration to and from public utilities, municipalities, school districts, irrigation, flood control or other special districts within the county (but excluding franchises) for utility lines, cables, pipelines, vaults, anchors, poles, towers, meters and similar devices, including the installation and maintenance thereof;

    3.

    Permits of any duration for ingress and egress of county property;

    4.

    Licenses for a period of five days or less for use of county land for the sale of food and soft drinks at miscellaneous special sporting events, i.e., volleyball tournaments, archery shoots, etc.;

    5.

    Licenses to permit use of space on county property for vending machines or coin-operated devices, i.e., storage lockers, photocopy machines, telescopes, etc.;

    6.

    Permits issued by the filming permit coordination office as provided in this chapter if the estimated or actual compensation passing either to or from the county for the permit is $5,000.00 or less;

    7.

    Concessions for blind-operated cafeterias and vending stands in county buildings;

    8.

    Licenses permitting catering trucks to enter county-owned or operated parking lots for the purpose of vending food and soft drinks;

    9.

    Licenses to private persons to undertake geological surveys or core drillings on county land;

    10.

    Licenses and permits for a period of five days or less for use of county property for community activities, including parking purposes;

    11.

    Right-of-entry permits from the county to other public agencies prior to the sale of an easement or fee title in county-owned property;

    12.

    Temporary permits to or from the county for miscellaneous purposes not specified above;

    13.

    Permits for the use of county court facilities for litigation in which private judges preside, provided the use of such facilities does not interfere with the operations of the courts and would further the interests of justice. Compensation for such permits shall be at a daily rate adequate to reimburse all associated county costs, as determined by the chief administrative officer, and shall not exceed $5,000.00 per permit.

(Ord. 95-0052 § 19, 1995.)