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The Department of Playground and Recreation shall have the right to renew any and all grants heretofore made on any of said public beach lands at the expiration of the term of any of the present grants involving said lands, provided the same is done in conformity with the trust under which any of said lands are held by the City, and, provided, further, that any such grant is made in conformity with the general laws of the State of California, the Charter of the City and the provisions of this article.
The Board of Playground and Recreation Commissioners may make any rules and regulations governing the presentation of any spectacle, pageants or other exhibitions on any wharves, water or public lands within said areas described in Section 63.01 when in the exercise of a reasonable discretion of said Board any such spectacle, pageant or exhibition causes crowds to be collected on any wharf, waters or public beach lands in a manner that might endanger the lives, persons or health of the public. The Board of Playground and Recreation Commissioners shall make any rules and regulations that it deems necessary governing the use of any public beach lands by the general public, bathers, exhibitors, vendors, advertisers, and handbill circulators, and it shall be the duty of the Department of Playground and Recreation to patrol said public beach lands with lifeguards.
The Board of Playground and Recreation Commissioners shall have the power to declare a forfeiture of any grant made under this article, upon the neglect, failure or refusal by the grantee thereof to comply with any of the terms or conditions of the grant, and that upon such forfeiture, any and all buildings, structures and improvements of whatsoever character erected, installed or made under, through or because of, or pursuant to the terms of the grant, shall immediately, ipso facto become the property of the City, and every such grant shall so provide.
No person shall construct, maintain, replace, repair or operate any groin, jetty, breakwater, sea wall, pipe line, storm drain, pier, wharf, building or other structure, in, on, or out from, any of the area, water or lands, over which the Department of Playground and Recreation has or many acquire jurisdiction, unless a grant for the construction, maintenance, repair, replacement or operation thereof, shall have been first duly issued by the Board of Playground and Recreation Commissioners, hereinafter provided in Section 63.10.
All persons desiring a grant, permit or license from the Department of Playground and Recreation to construct, maintain, replace, repair or operate any groin, jetty, breakwater, sea wall, pipe line, sewer, pier, wharf, building or other structure, other than public sewers and public storm drains, in, on, or out from any of the area over which the Department has or may acquire jurisdiction shall file with the Department of Playground and Recreation a verified application in writing on blanks to be furnished by said Department, which in addition to such other information as may be required by the Department, shall contain the following:
1. The true name and correct residence address of the person making such application; and, if the applicant is a corporation, the application shall be signed by the president and secretary of the corporation and the corporate seal shall be attached thereto;
2. A statement showing whether a lease, concession, license or permit is desired by the applicant;
3. An express acknowledgment and stipulation that the granting of any application by the Department of Playground and Recreation shall not be construed as a recognition by or estoppel against the City that title to the said lands is in the applicant or the owner named in said application; and that said application shall only be considered as a matter of record for said Department of the matters contained therein;
4. An express acknowledgment and stipulation that neither the applicant nor the City shall be bound by or limited by virtue of the application from claiming more or less lands than the amount thereof claimed in the application by reason of natural accretions or natural changes or avulsions in the high tide lines, or by mistake.
5. Applicants must provide as a part of each application a map giving the legal description, by bearings and distances of the upland or riparian property front which, or upon which, said structure is proposed to be constructed, maintained, repaired or operated. Said map and description shall show in relation to the property so described the location of the 1.95 contour Los Angeles City datum as found to exist at any certain time to be stated in the application, by a survey made within thirty days of said application.
6. Applicants must submit, as a part of each application, a plan of the proposed structure, giving the width, length, height and nature thereof, the manner of the proposed construction of the same showing the spacing between piers and piles and the size thereof, together with the materials to be used in constructing the same, and the location and direction of the center line thereof, by bearings and distances from the center line of some adjacent public street or highway; provided, that all of said structure must lie within the prolonged side lines of applicant’s property.
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