For purposes of this chapter the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
BUILDING CODE. The building regulations adopted by the city as set forth in Chapter 150 of this code and each other building code or regulation which the city is deemed to have adopted or required to enforce pursuant to state law.
CODE or ORDINANCE. This code, any code or ordinance which has been adopted by the city by reference whether through this code or otherwise, any other city ordinance, any regulation adopted by the
City Council pursuant to the authority of this code, any code or ordinance adopted by reference or any other city ordinance, and any condition of approval imposed upon any license, permit or other discretionary approval issued by the city pursuant to the authority of this code, any code or ordinance adopted by reference or any other city ordinance.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER. The city's Chief Executive Officer. When any provision of this chapter refers to the Chief Executive Officer, it shall be deemed to include any person designated by the Chief Executive Officer to undertake the action so delegated.
DIRECTOR. The Director of Community Development. When any provision of this chapter refers to the Director, it shall be deemed to include any person designated by the Director to undertake the action so delegated.
HEARING AUTHORITY. The Chief Executive Officer. The Chief Executive Officer may delegate the duty of hearing matters under this chapter to a designee, including but not limited to a person retained on contract with the city, provided, however, that the choice of designee shall be consistent with all obligations of law relating to due process for the particular hearing to be held by such designee.
PUBLIC PLACE. Any street, alley, court, sidewalk, park, or other place owned by the city or any other governmental entity.
REAL PROPERTY or PROPERTY. Any lot and parcel in the city and every part thereof, including, but not limited to that portion of the lot or parcel which is subject to a public right-of-way, commonly referred to as the parkway.
(Ord. 1281, passed 3-1-06)