SEC. 11-284. PERMIT CONDITIONS.

   Jolly jump permits shall be issued subject to the following conditions, and any additional conditions necessary, in the opinion of city staff, to enhance the safety of jolly jumps and preservation of the public peace and quiet:

   (A)   Jolly jumps may be no larger than 17 feet by 17 feet.

   (B)   Jolly jumps shall not include water slides, slip-n-slides or dunking cages.

   (C)   Jolly jumps shall not be set up on basketball courts, volleyball courts or tennis courts, or certain other locations in the park for which the permit is issued, as shown on a map of the park provided by city staff to the permittee.

   (D)   The generator used in connection with a jolly jump shall not exceed the applicable sound level set by chapter 7, article XI of the code.

   (E)   No person may take a vehicle onto city park turf in order to load, unload, set up or take down a jolly jump.

   (F)   The permittee shall not place a jolly jump in a city park earlier than 8 a.m. on the day for which the permit is issued. The permittee shall remove the jolly jump from the park no later than sunset on the day for which the permit is issued.

(Ord. No. 2543)

SEC. 11-285. PARKS AVAILABLE FOR JOLLY JUMPS; DAILY LIMIT.

   (A)   Jolly jump permits may be issued only for those city parks designated by city staff.

   (B)   City staff shall determine how many jolly jump permits may be issued per day for each park so designated; provided, however, that on any given day, two is the maximum number of jolly jump permits that city staff may issue for any neighborhood park so designated, and three is the maximum number of jolly jump permits that city staff may issue for any community park so designated.

(Ord. No. 2543)

ARTICLE XIII. CERTIFIED UNIFIED PROGRAM AGENCY

DIVISION 1. UNIFIED PROGRAM GENERAL PROVISIONS

SEC. 11-300. PURPOSE.

   The purpose of this article is to implement the unified hazardous waste and hazardous materials management regulatory program and to provide for fees to defray the costs to the city of administering and implementing such program in its capacity as a certified unified program agency ("CUPA").

(Ord. No. 2775)

SEC. 11-301. DEFINITIONS.

   The definitions contained in Cal. Health and Safety Code Division 20, Chapters 6.11, 6.67, 6.7. and 6.95, and the definitions contained in Cal. Health and Safety Code Division 20, Chapter 6.5, Article 2 shall apply to this article.

(Ord. No. 2775)

SEC. 11-302. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE UNIFIED PROGRAM.

   (A)   The CUPA shall implement the unified program within the CUPA jurisdiction. Except as so provided, the CUPA shall implement the Hazardous Materials Business Plan, the California Accidental Release Prevention Program, the Underground Storage Tank Program, the Aboveground Petroleum Storage Act Requirements for Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure Plans, and the Hazardous Waste Generator and Onsite Hazardous Waste Treatment Programs. The CUPA and the unified program manager may coordinate unified program activities with all state and local agencies and officials.

   (B)   Any annual fee, permit fee, renewal fee, late fee, processing fee or any other fee, surcharge or penalty required to be paid by this article shall be established and authorized in a schedule of fees adopted by resolution of the City Council.

(Ord. No. 2775)