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The costs referred to in Section 54.01 and Section 54.02 shall include, in addition to the City’s direct out–of–pocket expenses for labor and materials, administrative costs in an amount equal to ten (10) percent of the reasonable cost actually incurred or five hundred dollars ($500), whichever is greater. The amount of such costs for which liability is imposed pursuant to this article shall be recoverable in a civil action by the City or by ordinance and shall be in addition to any other fees or penalties authorized by law, provided that any sums actually received by the City in connection with such work pursuant to Chapter 6.8 (commencing with Section 25300) of Division 20 of the Health and Safety Code shall be credited against any amount recoverable in such civil action. If recovery of part or all costs is by way of an ordinance the procedure set forth in LAAC § 19.96 B.3. through 7., C.34. and D. shall be followed.
No property upon which there has been an unauthorized disposal or release of a hazardous substance shall be sold, transferred or otherwise conveyed without the proper approval by the County Health Department and recordation with the County Recorder of a hazardous substance clearance report. Said report shall consist of:
A. A site characterization study which details the nature and extent of the contamination.
B. A site mitigation plan if required by any governmental authority with appropriate jurisdiction.
C. A site clearance certificate signed by the property owner under penalty of perjury to the Director of the County Health Department that:
1. The owner has prepared all elements of any required mitigation plan.
2. The owner applied for and obtained to the extent available, certification or verification from competent state and federal authorities that mitigation measures have been completed in compliance with any and all approved site mitigation plans and, where required, has conducted follow up soil sampling and analysis. Copies of the state or federal verification shall be submitted.
3. Includes the following declaration: “The owner recognizes that ownership entails a nondelegable duty to perform the work called for in the site mitigation plan; that the owner and not the City, is responsible for compliance with any and all site mitigation plans; that the owner, not the City, attests to and is responsible for the accuracy of the representations made in any certification and that the owner will continue to remain liable and responsible, to the extent such liability or responsibility is imposed by state and federal law, for the owners failure to comply with any site mitigation plan.”
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55.00 Guns – Permits.
55.01 Concealed Weapons – Permit.
55.02 Concealed Weapons – Permit – Record.
55.03 Concealed Weapons – Permits – Fee.
55.04 Tear Gas Weapons – Permits.
55.06 Use of Bows and Arrows Prohibited.
55.07 Prohibition on Carrying or Possessing Specified Items While Attending or Participating in Any Public Demonstration, Rally, Protest, Picket Line or Public Assembly.
55.08 Glass Bottles on Public Property Prohibited.
55.09 Ammunition Sales.
55.10 Carry Knives or Daggers in Plain View Prohibited.
55.11 Requirements for Ammunition Sales.
55.12 Duty to Report Theft or Loss of Firearms; Exemptions.
55.12.1 [Disposal of Firearms and Ammunition.]
55.13 Sale of Ammunition Clips and Similar Devices.
55.14 Sale or Purchase of More than One Handgun Within a Thirty Day Period Prohibited.
55.15 Fingerprinting of Firearms Purchasers.
55.17 Possession of Gun Parts in Airports.
55.18 Sale of Large Caliber Firearms Prohibited.
55.19 [Sale of Ammunition for Large Caliber Firearms Prohibited.]
55.20 False or Secret Compartments in Vehicles to Hide Firearms or Destructive Devices.
55.21 Safe Storage of Firearms.
55.22 Prohibition on Possession, Purchase, or Sale of Nonserialized, Unfinished Firearm Frames or Receivers and Nonserialized Firearms.
No person shall fire, shoot or discharge any gun, rifle, pistol or other firearm, or any air-gun, air-rifle or air-pistol, or any spring-gun, spring-rifle or spring-pistol, or any carbon dioxide or other gas operated gun, rifle or pistol without having first obtained a written permit from the Board of Police Commissioners.
No person, except a peace officer shall wear or in any manner carry concealed upon their person, any loaded or unloaded gun, pistol or revolver, or any other dangerous or deadly weapon permitted to be carried by law without having, at the same time, actually in their possession, and upon them an unexpired permit so to do issued by the Board of Police Commissioners.
The Board of Police Commissioners shall have power to issue to any person, who in the judgment of said board, shall have such privilege, a written permit to carry concealed any of the weapons specified in the preceding section. Such permits shall be numbered consecutively in the order in which they are issued. No permit shall be granted for a longer period than twelve months. Each such permit shall state the name, address and occupation of the person to whom the same is issued, and the date of its expiration and shall specify the kind and description of weapon authorized to be carried concealed by said person.
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