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PREFACE
ARTICLE I GENERAL PROVISIONS*
ARTICLE II DEFINITIONS*
ARTICLE III GENERAL RULES*
ARTICLE IIIa ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR AGING AND INDEPENDENCE SERVICES*
ARTICLE IIIb COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO IN-HOME SUPPORTIVE SERVICES PUBLIC AUTHORITY*
ARTICLE IIIc PAST GRAND JURORS ASSOCIATION IMPLEMENTATION REVIEW COMMITTEE*
ARTICLE IIIj AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAM*
ARTICLE IIIk AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAM FOR VENDORS*
ARTICLE III l AFFIRMATIVE ACTION ADVISORY BOARD*
ARTICLE IIIm AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAM -- EMPLOYMENT*
ARTICLE IIIn SAN DIEGO COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES*
ARTICLE IIIo COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION COORDINATING COUNCIL*
ARTICLE IIIp FIRST 5 COMMISSION OF SAN DIEGO*
ARTICLE IIIq SAN DIEGO COUNTY BUSINESS PRACTICES REVIEW COMMITTEE*
ARTICLE IIIr REGIONAL SECURITY COMMISSION*
ARTICLE IIIs NORTH COUNTY GANG COMMISSION*
ARTICLE IIIt POLINSKY CHILDREN’S CENTER ADVISORY BOARD*
ARTICLE IIIu SAN DIEGO SEX OFFENDER MANAGEMENT COUNCIL*
ARTICLE IIIv CHILD AND FAMILY STRENGTHENING ADVISORY BOARD*
ARTICLE IIIw ARTS AND CULTURE COMMISSION
ARTICLE IV SAN DIEGO COUNTY COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN AND GIRLS*
ARTICLE IV-A ASSESSOR / RECORDER / COUNTY CLERK*
ARTICLE IV-B ASSESSMENT APPEALS BOARD*
ARTICLE IV-C ASSESSMENT HEARING OFFICER*
ARTICLE V AUDITOR AND CONTROLLER*
ARTICLE V-A PROCESSING AND CERTIFICATION OF ROUTINE CLAIMS*
ARTICLE VI BOUNDARY CHANGES*
ARTICLE VII BUDGET AND FINANCIAL PROCEDURES AND APPROPRIATION, REVENUE AND STAFFING LIMITATIONS*
ARTICLE VIIa TEMPORARY TRANSFERS OF FUNDS TO SPECIFIED AGENCIES WITHIN THE COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO*
ARTICLE VIII CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER*
ARTICLE IX OFFICE OF COUNTY COUNSEL*
ARTICLE X CLAIMS AGAINST THE COUNTY*
ARTICLE X-A CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS*
ARTICLE XI DEPARTMENT OF THE CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER*
ARTICLE XII COUNTY CLERK*
ARTICLE XII-A COUNTY LIBRARIAN*
ARTICLE XII-B DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES*
ARTICLE XII-C CITY/COUNTY TASK FORCE ON AGRICULTURAL/URBAN ISSUES AND PESTICIDES*
ARTICLE XII-D DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES*
ARTICLE XII-E PESTICIDE TASK FORCE*
ARTICLE XII-F COUNTY COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE**
ARTICLE XIII-A DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE AND RECOVERY*
ARTICLE XIII-B DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL SERVICES*
ARTICLE XIV JUVENILE DELINQUENCY PREVENTION COMMISSION*
ARTICLE XV HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AGENCY*
ARTICLE XV-AA SAN DIEGO COUNTY EYE GNAT ABATEMENT APPEALS BOARD*
ARTICLE XV-A SAN DIEGO COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND QUALITY ADVISORY BOARD*
ARTICLE XV-B HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES CHARGES AND FEES*
ARTICLE XV-C GENERAL RELIEF PROGRAM*
ARTICLE XVI CHILD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT PLANNING COUNCIL*
ARTICLE XVI-A ADVISORY BOARDS*
ARTICLE XVI-B SAN DIEGO COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL ADVISORY COMMITTEE*
ARTICLE XVI-C SAN DIEGO COUNTY FISH AND WILDLIFE ADVISORY COMMISSION*
ARTICLE XVI-D SAN DIEGO COUNTY PARKS ADVISORY COMMITTEE*
ARTICLE XVI-E LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT ZONE NO. 2 - JULIAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE*
ARTICLE XVII SAN DIEGO COUNTY FOSTER CARE SERVICES COMMITTEE*
ARTICLE XVII-A SAN DIEGO COUNTY CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS QUINCENTENARY COMMISSION*
ARTICLE XVII-B SAN DIEGO COUNTY HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION*
ARTICLE XVII-C EQUAL OPPORTUNITY MANAGEMENT OFFICE*
ARTICLE XVII-D WHISTLE BLOWER PROTECTION PROCEDURE; ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY WHISTLE BLOWER COMMISSION*
ARTICLE XVII-E SAN DIEGO COUNTY TECHNOLOGY OFFICE*
ARTICLE XVII-F SAN DIEGO COUNTY EVALUATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE*
ARTICLE XVIII CITIZENS LAW ENFORCEMENT REVIEW BOARD*
ARTICLE XVIIIa GRAZING ADVISORY BOARD*
ARTICLE XIX ADULT INSTITUTIONS*
ARTICLE XIXa YOUTH CORRECTION CENTER*
ARTICLE XX FEES AND CHARGES*
ARTICLE XXA JUVENILE FACILITIES*
ARTICLE XXI INTERGOVERNMENTAL REPRESENTATION*
ARTICLE XXIa RULES OF CONDUCT AND PROCEDURE FOR PLANNING AND ZONING PROCESS*
ARTICLE XXIb PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW BOARD*
ARTICLE XXII DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES*
ARTICLE XXIIa OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR AND PUBLIC GUARDIAN*
ARTICLE XXIIb DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES*
ARTICLE XXIIc DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SERVICES*
ARTICLE XXIII DEPARTMENT OF PURCHASING AND CONTRACTING*
ARTICLE XXIIIa RECORDER/COUNTY CLERK*
ARTICLE XXIV PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT*
ARTICLE XXIV-A REGISTRAR OF VOTERS*
ARTICLE XXV SHERIFF*
ARTICLE XXVI DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS*
ARTICLE XXVIa OUT-OF-COUNTY/IN-COUNTY BUSINESS*
ARTICLE XXVId LIMITATIONS ON MAKING GIFTS AND PROVIDING MEALS OR BEVERAGES*
ARTICLE XXVIe REIMBURSEMENTS AND ALLOWANCES*
ARTICLE XXVII BOARD OF SUPERVISORS*
ARTICLE XXVIII COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE*
ARTICLE XXVIIIa CODE OF ETHICS*
ARTICLE XXVIIId CONFLICT OF INTEREST INVOLVING FUNDING OF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS*
ARTICLE XXIX [ORDINANCES REPEALED]*
ARTICLE XXX DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES*
ARTICLE XXXI PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT AND ASSESSMENT PROCEEDINGS*
ARTICLE XXXII CABLE TELEVISION REVIEW COMMISSION*
ARTICLE XXXIII COUNTY HEARING OFFICER*
ARTICLE XXXIV COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY*
ARTICLE XXXV NOISE CONTROL HEARING BOARD*
ARTICLE XXXVI LITIGATION*
ARTICLE XXXVII DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC DEFENDER*
ARTICLE XXXVIII DEPARTMENT OF ALTERNATE DEFENSE COUNSEL*
ARTICLE XXXVIII-A DEPARTMENT OF ALTERNATE PUBLIC DEFENDER*
ARTICLE XXXIX DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT*
ARTICLE XXXIX-A SAN DIEGO COUNTY HOUSING, INDUSTRIAL AND FINANCE REVIEW COMMITTEE*
ARTICLE XXXIX-B MOBILE HOME ISSUES COMMITTEE*
ARTICLE XL SAN DIEGO COUNTY PALOMAR AIRPORT ADVISORY COMMITTEE*
ARTICLE XLI REMOVAL OF STRIKING EMPLOYEES*
ARTICLE XLI-A COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY*
ARTICLE XLII SAN DIEGO COUNTY INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION*
ARTICLE XLIII SAN DIEGO COUNTY ADMINISTRATION CENTER (CAC) PARKING LOT AD HOC COMMITTEE*
ARTICLE XLIV SAN DIEGO COUNTY REGIONAL GROWTH AND PLANNING REVIEW TASK FORCE*
ARTICLE XLV TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON HEALTH SERVICES MANAGEMENT*
ARTICLE XLVI SAN DIEGO COUNTY REGIONAL ADVISORY BOARD ON AIDS/HIV*
ARTICLE XLVII SAN DIEGO COUNTY TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON WATER SUPPLY AND CONSERVATION*
ARTICLE XLVIII SAN DIEGO COUNTY MILITARY AND VETERANS ADVISORY COUNCIL*
ARTICLE XLIX SANTA FE VALLEY WORKING GROUP*
ARTICLE L THE TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR ELIGIBILITY AND EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS*
ARTICLE LI SAN DIEGO COUNTYWIDE MOBILEHOME TASK FORCE*
ARTICLE LIII SAN DIEGO COUNTY EMEK HEFER SISTER COUNTY COMMISSION*
ARTICLE LIV SAN DIEGO COUNTY SOLID WASTE HEARING PANEL*
ARTICLE LV SAN DIEGO COUNTY HEALTH SERVICES ADVISORY BOARD*
ARTICLE LVI SAN DIEGO COUNTY ALCOHOL AND DRUG ADVISORY BOARD*
ARTICLE LVII DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND QUALITY*
ARTICLE LIX SAN DIEGO COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES ADVISORY BOARD*
ARTICLE LX SAN DIEGO COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS ADVISORY BOARD*
ARTICLE LXI SAN DIEGO COUNTY FALLBROOK AIRPARK ADVISORY COMMITTEE*
ARTICLE LXII OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES*
ARTICLE LXIII PUBLIC SAFETY REALIGNMENT OF 2011*
ARTICLE LXIV DISTRICT ATTORNEY
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SEC. 72.302. SUPERVISORIAL FINDING.
   The Board of Supervisors of the County of San Diego hereby finds and determines as follows:
      That the use of the streets within the County of San Diego by persons for the purpose of selling or giving away written, printed or duplicated forms, charts, tables, lists, sheets, posters, papers, dodgers, handbills, circulars, letters, booklets and other matter giving or purporting to give the entry or entries or probable entry or entries of contestants in any horse race or other contests concurrently taking place, thereafter to take place or which have taken place in the County of San Diego, or the selling or giving away of such matter which gives or purports to give tips, information, predictions, selections of or advice as to the winners or probable winners or losers or of the standing or probable standing of any horse or other contestant, or the selling or giving away of such matter which contains or purports to contain the actual, probable or possible state, past, present or future, of the betting, wagering or odds upon or against any horse or other contestant in any such horse race or other contest, has created and will continue to create, unless prohibited, serious, difficult and dangerous traffic conditions upon the streets within the County of San Diego; that serious congestion of vehicular traffic has resulted and will result to the extent that the health, safety and welfare of persons using said streets has been and will be put in immediate and grave peril. The Board further finds and determines that no other remedy is adequate to control and effectually solve said traffic congestion and peril except to prohibit entirely the activity of persons as hereinabove described upon the streets within the County of San Diego.
SEC. 72.303. PROHIBITION.
   No person shall sell or give away, whether from a fixed location or transiently, upon, over or across any street within the County of San Diego any written, printed or duplicated form, chart, table, list, sheet, poster, paper dodger, handbill, circular, letter, booklet or any other printed, typewritten, mimeographed or written matter giving or purporting to give the entries or probable entries of contestants in any horse race or other contest concurrently taking place or thereafter to take place or which has taken place anywhere within the County of San Diego or any such writing which gives or purports to give any tip, information, prediction or selection of, or advice as to the selection of, or advice as to the winner or probable winner or a loser or probable loser or of the standing or probable standing of any horse or other contestant therein or any writing which contains the actual, probable or possible state, past, present or future of the betting, wagering or odds upon or against any horse or other contestant in any such horse race or contest.
SEC. 72.304. SKATEBOARDS: PROHIBITION WITHIN THE JULIAN AREA.
   (1)   It shall be unlawful:
      (a)   for any person to ride or propel a skateboard upon any public street, sidewalk, alley or plaza within the following limits in the Julian area:
      Starting at the intersection of Main Street and Porter Lane and proceeding northwesterly to the intersection of Main and "C" Streets; then northeasterly on "C" Street to its intersection with Second Street; then northwesterly on Second Street to its intersection with Washington Street; then southwesterly on Washington Street to the northeast alley of Main Street; then northwest in the alley to its intersection with "A" Street; then southwesterly on "A" street to its intersection with Main Street; then northwesterly on Main Street/Farmer Road to the northern boundary of Frank Lane Park; then southeasterly on Farmer Road/Main Street to its intersection with "A" Street; then southwesterly on "A" street to its termination and back northeasterly to its intersection with Main Street; then southeasterly on Main Street to its intersection with Washington Street; then southwesterly on Washington Street to Coleman Creek; then northeasterly on Washington Street to its intersection with Fourth Street; then southeasterly on Fourth Street to its intersection with "C" Street; then northeasterly on "C" Street to its intersection with Main Street; then southeasterly on Main Street to the point of the beginning. The area described above shall include all public sidewalks along the outer perimeter.
      (b)   It shall also be unlawful for any person to ride or propel a skateboard on or within the boundary of the area governed by the Julian Cemetery District, commonly known as the Julian Haven of Rest Cemetery, which property boundary is bordered by Farmer Road on the northeast boundary, by "A" Street on the southeast boundary, and by barbed wire fencing on the southwest and northwest boundaries.
(Added by Ord. No. 9109 (N.S.), effective 1-13-00)
ARTICLE 22. PRIVATE ROADS*
   *Note--Added by Ord. No. 9673 (N.S.), effective 8-27-04; continued by Ord. No. 9732 (N.S.), effective 10-20-05.
SEC. 72.400.    FINDINGS AND APPLICABLE STATUTES.
   (a)   It is found and declared that the privately owned and maintained roads described in Section 72.401 are within the county and are generally held open for use by the public for purposes of vehicular travel and that said roads so connect with highways that the public cannot determine that such roads are not highways.
   (b)   Except as described in California Vehicle Code Section 21107.5, the provisions of the California Vehicle Code shall apply to the privately owned and maintained roads described in Section 72.401.
   (c)   The privately owned and maintained roads described in Section 72.401 shall remain private and the County of San Diego assumes no obligation of maintenance.
(Added by Ord. No. 9673 (N.S.), effective 8-27-04; amended by Ord. No. 9732 (N.S.), effective 10-20-05)
SEC. 72.401.   DESIGNATED ROADS.
   Roads described in Section 72.400 include:
   (a)   Vermont Street from the intersection of Durgin Street to the intersection of Pala Street.
   (b)   La Brea Street from the intersection of Hope Street to the intersection of Pala Street.
   (c)   Robertson Street from the intersection of Sawday Street to the intersection of Pala Street.
   (d)   Sawday Street from the intersection of Howell Street to the south end of the roadway.
   (e)   Durgin Street south to the end and west on the unnamed street intersecting south Sawday Street.
   (f)   S. Hope Street from the intersection of State Route 67 to the intersection of Robertson Street.
   (g)   N. Hope Street from the intersection of Robertson Street to the intersection of Toub Street.
   (h)   Etcheverry Street from the intersection of Vermont Street to the intersection of Robertson Street.
   (i)   Wynola Street from the intersection of Vermont Street to the intersection of Robertson Street.
   (j)   Kalbaugh Street from the intersection of Vermont Street to approximately 200 feet north of the intersection of Haley Street.
   (k)   Rotanzi Street from the intersection of Vermont Street to the intersection of Robertson Street.
   (l)   S. Hunter Street from the intersection of Vermont Street to the end of the roadway south of the Santa Maria Creek.
   (m)   Julian Street from the intersection of Vermont Street to the intersection of Wernes Street.
   (n)   S. Letton Street from the intersection of Vermont Street to the intersection of Hunter Street.
   (o)   Howell Street from the intersection of Sawday Street to the intersection of N. Hope Street.
   (p)   Wernes Street from the intersection of S. Letton Street to the intersection of Hunter Street.
   (q)   Toub Street, including the cul-de-sac off of Durgin Street and from the intersection of N. Hope Street to S. Hunter Street.
   (r)   Mitten Lane, including the cul-de-sac off of Durgin Street.
   (s)   Beverly Street from the intersection of Kalbaugh Street to the intersection of Haley Street.
   (t)   Haley from the intersection of Kalbaugh Street to the intersection of Toub Street.
   (u)   Carlin Street from the intersection of Toub Street to the intersection of Hunter Street.
(Added by Ord. No. 9673 (N.S.), effective 8-27-04; amended by Ord. No. 9732 (N.S.), effective 10-20-05)
SEC. 72.402.   TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES.
   It shall be the responsibility of the property owners within the designated areas to obtain, install and maintain any and all official traffic control devices, as may be required, at their expense and to install and maintain them pursuant to the latest State of California, Department of Transportation standards.
(Added by Ord. No. 9673 (N.S.), effective 8-27-04; amended by Ord. No. 9732 (N.S.), effective 10-20-05)