Article
1 Division of Authority
2 Documents of Title
3 Rental of Property and Collection of Rent
4 Sale of Real Property No Longer Required for Use of the City
4.1 Purchase and Sale of Real Property to Assist Nonprofit Corporation Financings
4.5 Management, Classification and Resale of Special Assessment Property
4.6 Procedures for Nuisance Abatement; Collection of Specified Fees, Costs and Charges; and Recovery of Attorneys’ Fees
5 Relinquishment of Superseded Portions of State Highways and/or Relocated Local Street of the State of California
5.5 Fees Charged for the Quitclaiming of City’s Interest in Real Property
5.6 Fees Charged for Processing Real Estate Documents
6 Fees and Deposit To Be Made in Connection with Proceedings Under the Street Vacation Act of 1941 or the Street Opening Act of 1889
7 Vacation and Abandonment of Streets, Alleys, and Other Public Places
8 Cancellation of Taxes on City-owned Property
9 Sale or Disposition of Real Property Owned by the City of Los Angeles and Acquired by It For and On Account of the Fire and Police Pension Fund
10 Use of Property Which Has Been Abandoned as a Railway Right-of-Way
10.5 Use of City Hall Facilities
11 Encumbrance on Property
12 Procedure for Use of Real Properties Acquired for Public Use Until Needed for Public Use and for Sale or Demolition of Improvements Thereon
In order to more effectively manage the Real Property assets of the City of Los Angeles, the Council has established the Asset Management Program under the direction of the General Manager of the Department of General Services. Many of the powers and duties previously reserved solely to the Department of Public Works and/or its Bureau of Engineering are hereby extended to the Department of General Services. In the following articles, dual authority may be established or some powers and duties reserved solely to the Department of General Services. In each case, the powers and duties of each organization will be specified. The powers and duties exercised by the Department of Public Works shall be for and in connection with Infrastructure Projects, as defined in Chapter 21, Article 1.5, Section 22.500.1 of this Code. The powers and duties exercised by the Department of General Services shall be for and in connection with Facilities Projects, as defined in Chapter 21, Article 1.5, Section 22.500.1 of this Code.
SECTION HISTORY
New Article and Section Added by Ord. No. 171,735, Eff. 10-23-97.
Readopted by Ord. No. 173,281, Eff. 6-26-00, Oper-7-1-00.
All documents, whether of lease, sale, exchange, title searches, or otherwise, pertaining to the purchase, sale, transfer of jurisdiction, exchange or leasing of City-owned lands that must be accepted by the City Council or its designee, must prior to the acceptance by City Council or its designee be submitted to and checked by either the General Services Department or the Bureau of Engineering of the Department of Public Works of the City of Los Angeles, depending on the type of project, as defined in Sections 22.500.1 and 22.500.2 for which the documents are being processed, for determination as to sufficiency of title.
SECTION HISTORY
Based on Ord. No. 68,643.
Sec. 7.1 Redesignated Sec. 7.2 by Ord. No. 171,735, Eff. 10-23-97.
Amended by: Ord. No. 152,427, Eff. 6-29-79; Ord. No. 171,735, Eff. 10-23-97.
Readopted by Ord. No. 173,281, Eff. 6-26-00, Oper-7-1-00.
Amended by: Ord. No. 175,978, Eff. 7-3-04.
The Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect a fee of $155 for each document it is requested to review to determine sufficiency of title pursuant to the provisions of Section 7.2.
SECTION HISTORY
Added by Ord. No. 182,237, Eff. 9-28-12.
Amended by: Ord. No. 184,054, Eff. 3-6-16.
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