HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD NO 3823ORDINANCE NO. 3 8 2 3
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 12.56
OF THE BAKERSFIELD MUNICIPAL CODE
RELATING TO PARKS.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Bakersfield as follows:
SECTION 1.
Chapter 12.56 of the Bakersfield Municipal Code is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Chapter 12.56
Sections:
12.56.010
12.56.020
12.56.030
12.56.040
12.56.050
12.56.060
12.56.070
12.56.080
12.56.090
12.56.100
12.56.110
12.56.120
12.56.130
12.56.140
12.56.150
12.56.160
12.56.170
12.56.180
12.56.190
12.56.200
12.56.210
12.56.220
12.56.230
12.56.240
12.56.250
PARKS
Purpose.
Definitions.
Standards, guidelines, requirements, fees.
Administrative officers -- Duties.
Prohibited acts in parks.
Use of restrooms.
Activity requiring a use permit.
Exclusive use permit- Facility reservation.
Special events permit.
Special events permit -- Application -- Contents.
Special events permit- Action on application.
Special events permit -- Conditions for denial.
Special events permit -- Indemnification and insurance.
Use permits -- Application -- Generally.
Use permits -- Application -- Contents.
Use permits -- Application -- Action thereon.
Use permits -- Amplified music.
Use permits --Amplified speech.
Amplified music or amplified speech -- Exceptions.
Use permits -- Sale of alcoholic beverages.
Use permits --Alcoholic beverage consumption.
Revocation of permits.
Appeal.
Sales and fees -- Regulations.
Entering park -- Compliance with chapter provisions required.
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12.56.010 Purpose.
The purpose of this chapter is to regulate the use of recreation and park facilities
within the city, in order that all persons may enjoy and make use of such recreation and
park facilities and to protect the rights of persons in the surrounding areas.
12.56.020 Definitions.
Unless the particular provisions or the context otherwise requires, the definitions
and provisions contained in this section shall govern the construction, meaning and
application of such words and phrases used in this chapter.
A. "Amplified music" means music projected and transmitted by electronic
equipment, including amplifiers.
B. "Amplified speech" means human speech projected and transmitted by
electronic equipment, including amplifiers.
C. "Chief of police" or "chief' means the city of Bakersfield police chief or
authorized representative.
D. "City manager" means the city of Bakersfield city manager or authorized
representative.
E. "Community park" means a park which serves several neighborhoods and
is planned to provide a greater range of recreational facilities than a neighborhood park.
Central Park, Martin Luther King Park, Patriots Park, Beach Park, and YoKuts Park are
community parks.
F. "Director" means the city of Bakersfield recreation and parks director or
designee.
G. "Neighborhood park" means a park which is located in close proximity to
residential areas and primarily serves the neighborhood for essentially recreational
purposes.
H. "Parks" includes all community and neighborhood parks, the grounds,
parking lots, sumps, basins, pathways, roadways, avenues, and areas used for
recreational and park purposes, and which are dedicated as such. For the purpose of
section 12.56.050, it also includes median islands, parkways, sump areas or greens, or
other public grounds.
12.56.030 Recreation and park standards, guidelines, requirements, and fees.
A. The city council may, by resolution, establish recreation and park standards,
guidelines and fees, and other requirements annually, not in conflict with this chapter.
B. Such resolution shall list the recreation facilities and parks which may be
reserved, the type of activities permitted, permits, facility reservations, approvals or
insurance required, maximum occupancies for the various parks and facilities therein, fees
and deposits required, and may promulgate, by such resolution, any reasonable
regulations for the proper administration of the parks which are consistent with the
enforcement of this chapter.
C. Such resolution and any amendments thereto shall have the force of law and
any violation thereof shall be punishable as set forth in chapter 1.40 of this code.
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D. Nothing in this section shall prohibit the director from promulgating rules and
regulations for the daily operation of the parks and recreation facilities consistent with this
chapter and applicable resolutions of the city council.
12.56.040 Administrative officers -- Duties.
The director shall direct the administration of the divisions of recreation and parks,
and it shall be his or her duty to:
A. Develop, maintain and operate the recreation and park facilities within the
city;
B. Issue facility reservations and park-related permits as set forth in this
chapter, for the use of parks, athletic fields, swimming pools, softball diamonds or other
recreational facilities, and enforce the provisions of this chapter, the resolutions of the city
council, and other applicable regulations;
C. Promulgate rules and regulations in the form of an operations manual for the
daily operation of the recreation and park facilities therein, consistent with the provisions
of this chapter and resolutions of the city council. Such regulations shall have the force of
law and shall be punishable as set forth in chapter 1.40 of this code.
12.56.050 Prohibited acts in parks.
Within the limits of any park, it is unlawful for any person, other than a duly
authorized city employee in the performance of his or her duty, to do any of the following:
A. Play or practice golf or archery, fly motor-driven model aircraft, or throw a
javelin, shotput, hammer, boomerang, or other dangerous projectile;
B. Cut, remove, destroy, injure, mutilate, pluck, pull up or take any tree, plant,
shrub, bloom or flower; or to cut, break, injure, deface, disturb or remove any bench, table,
apparatus, refuse receptacle, equipment, building, structure, monument, sign, fence or
property; or to mark, paint, write or print upon any building, monument, fence, bench,
structure or other property; or to remove any wood, turf, grass, soil, rock, sand or gravel;
or to attach or place in any manner any sign, poster, card, display or advertising device;
throw any stones, rocks, clods or missiles; or to hunt, pursue, annoy, throw stones, clods,
rocks or missiles at, shoot at, or molest or disturb in any way any animal or bird; or to go
upon any lawn or grass plot where prohibited by a proper and legible sign;
C. Make, light, kindle or maintain any fire, unless such fire is lighted and
maintained in a grill, pit, or brazier intended for such use;
D. Open, expose or interfere with any water or gas pipe or electrical outlet,
hydrant, stopcock, sewer, basin or other fixture or improvement;
E. Leave any garbage, rubbish, trash cans, bottles, papers, cigarettes or other
refuse elsewhere than in the receptacles provided therefor;
F. Operate, drive, ride or propel any motor vehicle, bicycle, unicycle, horse,
cattle, or any other animal, or to bring or keep any animal other than a domestic animal;
G. To allow dogs to run loose or with a chain or leash longer than six feet,
except in areas which may be specifically designated and posted for such use;
H. Take into, exhibit, use or discharge any firearm, weapon, air gun or slingshot;
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I. Use or attempt to use or interfere with the use of any table, stage, equipment,
apparatus, area, athletic fields, swimming pool, tennis court or other space or facility which
has been reserved for other persons under any contract, facility reservation or permit from
the director or reserved or scheduled for other persons under contract or otherwise; or
disturb in any manner any picnic, meeting, service, concert, exercise, activity, exhibition
or gathering;
J. Operate, ride or propel any skateboard or skates except in areas which may
be specifically designated and posted for such uses;
K. Assemble, collect or gather together in any walk, passageway or in any other
place set apart for the travel of persons in or through any park or to occupy the same so
that free passage or use thereof by persons passing along the same shall be obstructed
in any manner;
L. Be in or upon any park between the hours of ten p.m. and five a.m., except
for participants in city-sponsored events, for which the prohibited hours shall be twelve
midnight to five am.; provided, however, that camping and lodging overnight may be
permitted when such camping or lodging is part of an authorized recreational outing under
the supervision of the division of recreation and parks of the city pursuant to a permit
granted therefor by the city manager or designee; such application may be denied if such
use is found to be inimical to the use of any park by the general public;
M. Except as allowed under permit issued pursuant to section 12.56.200,
operate any radio, tape player, tape recorder, record player, television, compact disc
player or other similar sound equipment on or in any park, or in any parking area or lot
within any park, at such volume as permits the noise therefrom to be audible to any person
of normal hearing sensitivity fifty feet from said radio, tape player, tape recorder, record
player, television, compact disc player or other similar sound equipment;
N. Except as authorized by permit issued pursuant to sections 12.56.200 or
12.56.210, possess any can or other receptacle containing any alcoholic beverage which
has been opened, or a seal broken, or the contents of which have been partially removed;
O. Take into, exhibit, use, cause to be brought into, or otherwise cause any
bottle or any other glass beverage container, other than a container displayed as an
exhibit in an authorized art show, to be in any park, or in any parking lot within the park or
adjacent to any park;
P. Operate a food and/or shelter agency as defined in section 17.04.25 herein.
12.56.050 Use of restrooms.
No person over eight years of age shall enter or use any toilet or restroom posted
and designated for the opposite sex.
12.56.070 Activity requiring a use permit.
The following activities are prohibited in all city parks unless a written permit from
the director is issued:
A. To deliver, or announce or advertise the delivery of a public address,
sermon, oration or speech;
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B. To operate any radio, tape player, tape recorder, record player, television,
compact disc player or other similar sound equipment on or in any park, or in any parking
area or lot within any park, at such volume as permits the noise therefrom to be audible
to any person of normal hearing sensitivity more than fifty feet from said radio, tape player,
tape recorder, record player, television, compact disc player or other similar sound
equipment;
C. To possess any can or other receptacle containing any alcoholic beverage
which has been opened, or a seal broken, or the contents of which have been partially
removed;
D. The sale of alcoholic beverages; provided, however, that sales of such
beverages may be permitted in a community park by nonprofit organizations in connection
with special events pursuant to a permit granted therefor by the city manager or his
designee.
E. Power-drive and mechanical rides or other such devices not furnished by the
city are prohibited in the parks; provided, however, that such may be permitted in a
community park in connection with special events pursuant to a permit granted therefor by
the director or designee.
12.56.080 Exclusive use permit -- Facility reservation.
The director may reserve those areas and facilities of each park as designated by
the city council by resolution, as provided for in Section 12.56.030. Persons may apply for a facility reservation when:
1. The number of persons for whom the reservation is not in excess of three
hundred; and
2. The event or activity is not open to the general publicl and
3. The event or activity does not require amplified speech, amplified music, sale
or consumption of alcoholic beverages or other special permits or approvals.
B. Applications shall be filed with the director on a form prescribed by the city
not less than two working days nor more than two hundred twenty days prior to the
proposed event or activity.
12.56.090 Special events permit.
A. Persons shall apply for a special event permit when:
1. The number of persons for whom the reservation is sought is in excess of
three hundred; or
2. The event or activity is open to the general public; or
3. The event or activity will have amplified speech, amplified music, permits for
sale of alcoholic beverages or any other special permits or approvals.
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B. Special event permit applications shall be filed with the director not less than
fifteen working days nor more than one hundred twenty days prior to the proposed event,
activity or use of the park. The director shall not waive the fifteen-day period; provided,
however, when it is found to be in the best interests of the administration of the parks, the
director may waive such period when the applicant voluntarily waives the appeal rights
given in this chapter.
12.56.100 Special events permit-- Application -- Contents.
The application for a special events permit referred to in section 12.56.110 shall
contain the following:
A. Names, addresses and telephone numbers of the applicant, the sponsoring
organization and person in charge of the proposed activity or event;
B. The names, addresses and telephone numbers of all officers, if the applicant
is an organized group;
C. The name of the park and the area or areas therein being applied for;
D. The date and starting and finishing time of the activity or event;
E. An estimate of the minimum and maximum numbers of customers, spectators,
participants and other persons expected to attend the activity or event;
F. A description of any program, plans and ability to supply security protection,
to provide order, food, medical and first aid;
G. Additional facilities or personnel requested;
The nature of the proposed activity or event, including equipment to be
brought into the park, nature and duration of the use of such equipment, nature and
duration of the use of any amplified sound intended to be used, whether speech or music;
I. Whether any fund raising is to be accomplished;
Whether food or drink is proposed to be sold;
Whether the event is open to the public;
L. Such other information pertinent to the proposed use of the park as any
officer of the city finds necessary and requires in order to determine whether or not the
permit should be granted, and, if granted, the conditions of such permit;
M. Whether the sale of alcoholic beverages is planned.
12.56.110 Special events permit -- Action on application.
A. The director shall grant, grant with conditions, or deny the special use permit
application on or before five days after the filing of the application, unless the time for such
action has been waived by the applicant in writing. The decision shall be in writing and
shall be mailed to the applicant to the address shown on the application or delivered
personally.
B. Notwithstanding section 12.56.120, the director shall grant the special use
permit application when it complies with all provisions of this chapter and with standards,
guidelines and rules and regulations applicable to the parks; provided however, that the
director may impose reasonable requirements and conditions concerning the use of the
park or area by the applicant consistent with all applicable laws and regulations.
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C. Qualified persons or groups shall be assigned to appropriate areas by the
director and shall be thereupon entitled to the use of the designated area for the day and
hour specified or until such area is abandoned by such group during such day. Such use
shall be conditioned upon attaining and complying with all the permits and regulations
applicable to such area by the applicant and may be summarily revoked by the director
upon any substantial violation thereof or as otherwise provided herein.
D. The director may grant the application for a park or area other than that
applied for in the event that a permit has already been issued for said park or area, or if
the requested area does not meet the needs of the applicant, or is otherwise unsuitable.
In the event that more than one application is received for one park or area for use on the
same day, the director shall act upon the application first received.
12.56.120 Special events permit -- Conditions for denial.
The director shall deny an application for a special events permit if he or she finds
that any of the following conditions exist:
A. If the requested park, area or facility is being used or is reserved at the same
time as applied for;
B. If the application reveals that the city has no park which will accommodate
the activity or event of applicant pursuant to the standards and guidelines contained in a
resolution adopted by the city councik
C. If the proposed activity or event is of a size or nature that requires the
diversion of so great a number of police officers of the city to properly police the areas, as
to hinder police protection of the cityl
D. If the applicant refuses to agree in writing to comply with all conditions and
requirements of this chapter, with all regulations adopted pursuant thereto, and with all
applicable law;
E. If the applicant fails to file a timely application, unless waived by the director,
and the applicant waives all rights of appeal;
F. If the applicant fails to tender the full amount of any required fee, or deposit;
G. If required insurance policy or certificate of such insurance coverage is not
provided;
H If the event is for the purpose of advertising or for the sale of products or
services for private profit;
I. If the event conflicts with any rules and regulations contained in this chapter,
or local, state, or federal law;
J. If the application is untruthful.
12.56.130 Special event permits -- Indemnification and insurance.
A. Before an application for a special events permit is approved, proof of
insurance specified below shall be submitted to the director.
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B. The policy or policies shall provide commercial general liability insurance,
including the broad form CGL endorsement, providing coverage on an occurrence basis
for bodily injury, including death, of one or more persons, property damage and personal
injury, with limits of not less than one million dollars per occurrence.
Unless the policy or policies of insurance are maintained in full force and effect, a
permittee shall have no rights or privileges under such a permit. Such policy or policies
shall be issued by a company authorized in this state to issue such policies. Permittee
shall submit a certificate of proof concerning his/her insurance coverage to the park
director.
C. In addition, each permittee shall agree in writing to keep and hold harmless
the city from any and all claims, demands, or causes of action which may be asserted,
maintained, or established against the city and/or any of its officers, agents, or employees,
for death, personal injury, or property damage suffered or claimed to have been suffered
by any person arising out of the use of the park. No permit shall be issued unless the
permittee as an insured has procured, and unless he agrees to maintain in full force and
effect during the period of use covered by his permit, a policy or policies of public liability
and property damage insurance naming the city as a co-insured
D. The director may also require cash deposits, if deemed necessary.
12.56.140 Use permits -- Application -- Generally.
Any person or entity desiring to have an activity set forth in 12.56.070 in a city park
shall file for a use permit application with the director on a form furnished by the city.
Unless stated otherwise herein, such application, fully completed and signed, shall be filed
at least fifteen working days but nor more than one hundred twenty days prior to the
permitted use. The director may not waive the fifteen-day period unless the applicant
waives all appeal rights set forth in this chapter.
12.56.150
A use
A.
organization,
B.
C.
sales;
D.
E.
Use permits -- Application -- Contents.
permit application shall contain the following:
Names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the applicant, the sponsoring
and the person in charge of the proposed activity or event;
The names of the park and the area or areas therein being applied for;
The date and starting and finishing time of the amplified music, speech, or
The nature of the proposed activity;
An estimate of the minimum and maximum number of customers, spectators,
or participants expected to attend;
F. For amplified music or speech permits:
1. The wattage to be used, and
2. The maximum distance for which music will be heard from the sound
equipment;
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G. Such other information pertinent to the proposed use of sound equipment or
issuance of a permit for sales of alcoholic beverages, as the director finds necessary and
requires in order to determine whether or not the use permit should be granted, and if
granted, the conditions of such use permit.
12.56.160 Use permits -- Application -- Action on.
A The director shall either approve, approve with conditions, or deny the
application on or before five working days after the filing of the application unless the time
for such action has been waived by the applicant in writing.
12.56.170 Use permit -- Amplified music.
A. The use of amplified music in a city park may be permitted pursuant to the
issuance of a use permit under section 12.56.150. A permit for amplified speech may be
obtained by filing an application with the director as set forth in section 12.56.180 herein
and payment of any required fees therefor.
B. When amplified music is planned, the event will be considered open to the
public and insurance pursuant to section 12.56.160 is required.
C. When the required permits are obtained, amplified music may be allowed
only in a community park, or neighborhood park with a permanent pavilion, and only
between the hours of three p.m. and sunset on weekdays and between nine a.m. and
sunset on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
D. The volume of sound for amplified music shall be controlled so that it will not
be audible for a distance in excess of one hundred fifty feet from the exterior boundaries
of the community park or the reserved area in which said equipment is operated and it is
unlawful for any person in control of such equipment to permit or cause a violation of said
limitation.
E. Permits for amplified music shall not be issued when another event has been
scheduled in the same park and during the same hours that the equipment is proposed to
be operated.
12.56.180 Use permit- Amplified speech.
A. A use permit for amplified speech may be obtained by filing an application
with the director as set forth in section 12.56.150 herein and payment of any required fees
therefor.
B. Amplified speech shall not be audible beyond the boundaries of the area of
the park where sound equipment is being operated. At all times the operator shall keep the
sound level at a reasonable level to avoid disturbing other people using the park.
Operation of the equipment is prohibited entirely between the hours of nine p.m. and
nine a.m.
12.56.190 Amplified music or amplified speech -- Exceptions.
Events or activities sponsored by the city or the director may use amplified speech
or music in any city park without the need of a use permit.
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12.56.200 Use permit -- Sale of alcoholic beverages.
A. The sale of alcoholic beverages may be permitted only in a community city
park and only pursuant to the issuance of a use permit under section
B. When the sale of alcoholic beverages is planned, insurance pursuant to
Section 12.56160 is required.
C. Permits for the sale of alcoholic beverages shall not be issued when another
event has been scheduled in the same park during the same hours that the sale is
proposed to be held.
12.56.210 Use permit -- Alcoholic beverage consumption permit.
A. Any person twenty-one years of age or over may apply for a use permit under
section 12.56.210 to consume alcohol in a city park. A permit for consumption of alcohol
may be obtained by filing an application with the director as set forth in section herein
and payment of any required fees therefor. Such application, fully completed and signed
must be filed no less than forty-eight hours prior to the time of the proposed function.
Application shall be made on weekdays between the hours of eight a.m. and five p.m.
B. Use permits for alcoholic beverage consumption shall be valid for a one-day
period only.
12.56.220 Revocation of permits.
A. The director is authorized to summarily revoke any use permit for amplified
music or speech whenever such amplified music or speech is reasonably determined to
be obscene or slanderous or invite obscene conduct from spectators.
B. The director or designee is authorized to summarily revoke any use permit
for amplified music or speech whenever it is reasonably determined that the sound is in
excess of that permitted. It is unlawful to amplify any music or speech after any person in
the group is notified of revocation of permit.
C. The director or designee is authorized to summarily revoke any use permit
for alcoholic beverage sales or consumption if any person selling or in possession of an
open container of an alcoholic beverage fails to comply with the regulations issued with
the use permit.
D. The director or designee is authorized to summarily revoke any use permit
for upon a finding that the permittee has or is substantially violating a condition of the
permit.
E. A revocation of any permit issued pursuant to this chapter may result in
refusal to issue a subsequent permit.
12.56.230 Appeal,
A. The decision of the director on any application filed under this chapter,
except for facility reservations, may be appealed to the city manager.
B. The applicant must file the appeal with the city manager within five days of
the mailing or delivery of such decision.
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C. The city manager shall hold a hearing within three days of the filing of said
appeal at his office, at which hearing the applicant may present any evidence, testimony
and information relevant to the application.
D. The city manager may, within twenty-four hours after the conclusion thereof,
issue a decision either affirming the denial of the application or directing the director to
issue a permit as applied for or upon such conditions as are reasonable under all the
circumstances, in accordance with this chapter. The decision of the city manager shall be
final and conclusive. The city manager shall specify the grounds for denial or the
imposition of conditions.
12.56.240 Sales and fees -- Regulations.
A. Except as provided in subsections B and C of this section, only charitable or
nonprofit organizations which have tax-exempt status through the Internal Revenue
Service or the State Franchise Tax Board are permitted to conduct sales, collect fees, or
otherwise solicit funds in city parks and then only under the following conditions;
1. A special events permit is granted and a city business license is obtained;
2. Sale of food, drink, or clothing must also be approved by the Kern County
health department; a form will be furnished by the city and it shall be the applicant's
responsibility to obtain health department approval and provide a copy of same to the
director.
B. Operators of permanent concession stands in city parks may, pursuant to
written contracts with the city, sell foods and beverages in city parks.
C. Notwithstanding section 5.45 of this code, an operator of a wagon, pushcart,
portable concession stand or other mobile vehicle (hereinafter "vehicle") may sell food and
beverages (except any alcoholic beverage) in city parks provided each of the following
conditions is satisfied:
1. Such sales are conducted only in city parks without permanent concession
stands;
2. The operator's vehicle is stationed in an approved off-street paved area of
a park designated for such use by the community services manager or his designee (no
sales from curbside on public streets are permitted);
3. Not more than two such vehicles are present in any park at the same time
and no operator may have more than one vehicle in any park at the same time; an operator
arriving at a park in which two other operators are then located may not locate his vehicle
in that park until one of the preceding vehicles has left; no such operator shall sell food or
beverages in any park at any time any organization is conducting sales of food or
beverage in that park pursuant to subsection A of this section;
4. The operator has a city business license and has obtained a permit from the
community services manager or his designee; such permit shall be posted on the vehicle
so as to be visible to the public and shall be for a period of one year, shall require payment
of a permit fee of fifty dollars per vehicle and additional twenty-five dollars for each park
in which such vehicle may operate, and shall set forth rules and regulations applicable
thereto, including a requirement for liability insurance coverage and for keeping the area
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within a fifty-foot radius of the vehicle clear of all litter, violation of which shall be grounds
for revocation of such permit by the community services manager or his designee. Any
permittee whose permit is revoked may appeal such revocation to the city council pursuant
to the procedure set forth in the rules and regulations.
12.56.250 Entering park -- Compliance with chapter provisions required.
No person shall enter, be, or remain in any park unless he or she complies with the
regulations set forth in this chapter.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Ordinance was passed and adopted
by the Council of the City of Bakersfield at a regular meeting thereof held on , by the
following vote: FEB I ! 1998
AYES:
NOES:
ABSTAIN:
ABSENT:
COUNCILMEMBER CARSON, DEMOND, SMITH, MCDERMOTT, ROWLES, SULLIVAN, SALVAGGIO
COUNCILMEMBER
COUNCILMEMBER
COUNCILMEMBER
CITY CLERK and EX O~:FICIO of the
Council of the City of Bakersfield
APPROVED: FEB ! ! 1998
BOB PRICE, MAYOR
CITY OF BAKERSFIELD
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
JUDY K. SKOUSEN
CITYATTORNEY
--L-AURA C. MARINO ~-
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY
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S:~COUNClL\ORD~parks
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AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING DOCUMENTS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
County of Kern )
PAMELA A. McCARTHY, being duly sworn, deposes and says:
That she is the duly appointed, acting and qualified City Clerk of the City of Bakersfield; and
that on the 13th day of February ,1998 she posted on the Bulletin Board at City
Hall, a full, true and correct copy of the following: Ordinance No. 3823 , passed by the
Bakersfield City Council at a meeting held on the 11th day of February, 1998, and
entitled:
An Ordinance amending Chapter 12.56 of the Bakersfield
Municipal Code relating to parks.
Is/PAMELA A. McCARTHY
City Clerk of the City of Bakersfield
DEPUTY City Clerk
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February 12, 1998