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The Airport Commission shall have power to negotiate and execute leases of airport lands and space in airport buildings, without necessity for competitive bidding, to any person, firm, or corporation engaged in air transportation, aviation support services, or the provision of utility services to the public (including, but not limited to, the provision of: telecommunications, electricity, water, gas or sewerage), or to any agency of government, for such purposes only; provided, that the original term of any such lease shall not exceed 50 years, nor shall any extension of such lease exceed a period of 50 years, except that a lease for aviation support services shall not exceed 10 years. Aviation support service leases shall be granted only to those entities performing a service which the Airport Commission determines is necessary to provide direct support to one or more air transportation providers. Such services include: servicing, cleaning and provisioning of aircraft; handling, transfer and temporary storage of cargo and mail; inspection, maintenance and repair of aircraft and ground service equipment; handling of passengers and baggage; operations support and crew administration; loading and unloading of passengers, baggage and cargo; fueling of aircraft and other ramp support services; and/or checkpoint screening and perimeter control. Construction, demolition, or development shall not be considered an aviation support service. The Commission shall also have sole power, subject to a competitive process and award to the highest or best responsible bidder or proposer to lease out any concession wherein the concessionaire is to be given an exclusive right to occupy space on or in airport lands or buildings. There shall be no requirement for a competitive process in the award by the Commission of any concession in an instance where no exclusive right is given the concessionaire to occupy space on or in airport lands or buildings.
The Airport Commission shall also have exclusive power to lease lands now devoted to airport purposes or lands that may hereafter be acquired and devoted to airport purposes for a period not to exceed 50 years. Section 23.6-3 of this Code shall not be applicable to leases referred to in this paragraph; provided, however, that no lease of airport lands or agreement which divests the City and County of the right to manage, operate or control the aircraft landing field, the entire part of the airport not devoted to the aircraft landing field, or the entire airport shall be made without the approval of the Board of Supervisors by ordinance and referral and submission to a vote of the electors of the City and County at the election next ensuing not less than 60 days after the adoption of such ordinance, and such ordinance shall not go into effect until ratified by a majority of voters voting thereon.
(Added by Ord. 439-96, App. 11/8/96; amended by Ord. 197-12, File No. 120689, App. 9/24/2012, Eff. 10/24/2012)
(a) Terminal 1 of the San Francisco International Airport shall be named for Harvey Milk.
(b) By no later than September 1, 2018, the Director of the Airport shall submit to the Arts Commission for the Commission’s approval a plan for design and placement of artwork in the terminal memorializing the life and legacy of Harvey Milk. If the Arts Commission makes a decision to not approve the plan for design or placement of the artwork, the Director shall submit an alternative plan for design or placement of the artwork to the Arts Commission within 30 days.
(c) By no later than December 1, 2018, the Director of the Airport shall submit a report to the Board of Supervisors and the Mayor describing the steps the Airport has taken and plans to take to implement this Section 2A.174 and publicize the name of the terminal, including plans for signage in the Airport and plans to place artwork in the terminal.
(d) The signage identifying the terminal for drivers, on the exterior of the terminal generally facing the roadway and the domestic parking garage, shall state “Harvey Milk Terminal” in a sign with lettering in which capital letters are at least four feet high, and, below “Harvey Milk Terminal,” shall state “Terminal 1" in a sign with lettering that is approximately seventy-five percent of the height of the lettering of the “Harvey Milk Terminal” sign.
(e) Additionally, wherever signage identifying “Terminal 1” appears on the interior or exterior of the terminal or Airport, the words “Harvey Milk” shall appear in equal or greater height.
Department of Public Works. |
(a) The Department of Public Works shall administer all capital improvement and construction projects, except projects solely under the Airport, Port, Public Utilities, or Recreation and Park Commissions, or the Municipal Transportation Agency’s Board of Directors.
(b) All examinations, plans, estimates, and construction administration services required by the City and County in connection with any public improvements, exclusive of those made by the Airport, Port, Public Utilities, or Recreation and Park Commissions, or the Municipal Transportation Agency’s Board of Directors, shall be made by the Director of Public Works, and the Director shall, when requested to do so, furnish information and data for the use of the Board of Supervisors.
(c) The Director of Public Works shall designate a deputy or other employee as City Engineer. The City Engineer shall possess the same power in the City and County as is or may from time to time be given by law to city engineers, and the official acts of the City Engineer shall have the same validity and be of the same force and effect as are or may be given by law to those of city engineers.
(d) The Director of Public Works shall designate a deputy or other employee as County Surveyor. The County Surveyor shall possess the same power in the City and County in making surveys, plats and certificates as is or may from time to time be given by law to county surveyors, and the official acts and all plats, surveys and certificates of the County Surveyor shall have the same validity and be of the same force and effect as are or may be given by law to those of county surveyors.
(e) Any and all references to the “Bureau of Architecture,” “Bureau of Engineering,” or “Bureau of Construction Management” in the San Francisco Municipal Code is deemed to be a reference to the “Department of Public Works.” Any reference to “San Francisco Public Works” or “Public Works” in the Municipal Code is deemed to be a reference to the Department of Public Works.
(f) The Director of Public Works shall be authorized to adopt regulations and to perform official acts within the regulatory authority of the Department of Public Works by approval and issuance of an order.
Department of Emergency Management. |
Notes
| * | *Editor's note Ord. 261-06, File No. 061116, Approved October 13, 2006, amended § 2A.200 from "Department of Emergency Communications" to "Department of Emergency Management." Therefore, at the discretion of the editor, the title of Art. XII has been amended to reflect said change. |
(a) Department of Emergency Management; Director. There is hereby created a Department of Emergency Management. The Mayor shall appoint a Director of the Department of Emergency Management who shall serve as department head and appointing officer for the Department. The Director, at the time of appointment, must have a total of at least ten years of employment, experience, or professional service in any of the following fields: firefighting, law enforcement, public health, or military service, or in the fields of disaster management or emergency preparedness and relief at the local, state, or federal level. At least five years of that employment, experience or professional service shall be at a management level. The Director shall serve at the pleasure of the Mayor and shall report directly to the Mayor. The Department shall include such officers and employees as are authorized pursuant to the budgetary and fiscal provisions of the Charter.
(b) Divisions. The Department shall include two divisions: (i) Emergency Communications and (ii) Emergency Services, each headed by a deputy director appointed by the Director of the Department of Emergency Management, with each Deputy Director reporting directly to the Director.
(c) Emergency Communications. The Emergency Communications division of the Department shall manage the Combined Emergency Communications Center and related systems, and shall direct all operations related to taking calls from members of the public seeking emergency police, fire and medical assistance and related to the dispatch of emergency police, fire and medical services. The Deputy Director of the Department of Emergency Management for Emergency Communications shall have experience in the field of emergency communications, including experience at a management level in a large municipal, county, or military communications center, and sufficient professional training and/or experience to manage the operations of the Combined Emergency Communications Center and related systems.
(d) Emergency Services. The Emergency Services Division of the Department shall be responsible for supporting and overseeing the Emergency Services of San Francisco, as further provided in Chapter 7 of this Code. The Deputy Director for the Department of Emergency Management for Emergency Services shall have experience in the field of emergency preparedness and relief, preferably at a management level.
(Added by Ord. 286-98, App. 9/18/98; Ord. 261-06, File No. 061116, App. 10/13/2006)
Public Guardian Designated – Qualification for Services. | |
Attorney for Public Guardian. | |
Public Administrator/Public Guardian Representative Payee Program. | |
Administrative Officer for Veterans' Interment Designated. | |
Consolidation of Duties of the County Agricultural Commissioner and the Sealer of Weights and Measures. |
Editor's Note:
Subsequent to the addition of this Article to the Code, Ord. 261-14 enacted a new article ("Office of Early Care and Education") also designated as Chapter 2A, Article XIII. In order to avoid conflicting with this Article, the editor codified the material added by the later ordinance as Chapter 2A, Article XXIII. That designation was made official by Ord. 6-17.
Subsequent to the addition of this Article to the Code, Ord. 261-14 enacted a new article ("Office of Early Care and Education") also designated as Chapter 2A, Article XIII. In order to avoid conflicting with this Article, the editor codified the material added by the later ordinance as Chapter 2A, Article XXIII. That designation was made official by Ord. 6-17.
(a) Pursuant to the provisions of Section 27432 of the Government Code of the State of California, the Public Administrator is hereby designated ex officio Public Guardian.
(b) Neither the amount of funds, nor value of an estate, of any person who qualifies for the services of the Public Guardian under Section 2900 of the Probate Code of the State of California may serve as the basis for determining whether the Public Guardian will make application for appointment as guardian of such person pursuant to said section.
(Amended by Ord. 281-81, App. 5/29/81; Ord. 70-00, File No. 000357, App. 4/28/2000)
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