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Service Charge – Adult Probation Officer. | |
Warrant or Check to be Presented Within One Year. | |
Lost Warrants or Checks. | |
Community Court Program Administrative Fee. |
Pursuant to California Welfare and Institutions Code Section 279, there is hereby established a service charge to be collected by the Adult Probation Officer and paid into the County General Fund, of two percent in addition to all amounts collected by said officer in any of the following instances:
(a) Money payable to spouse or child in an action for divorce, separate maintenance, or similar action, together with court costs, upon order of a court of competent jurisdiction.
(b) Money payable to or on behalf of a ward or dependent child of the juvenile court or a person concerning whom a petition has been filed in the juvenile court. The probation office may petition the court for approval of any past or prospective disbursement.
(c) Money payable to, by, or on behalf of probationers under the supervision of a probation officer. The probation officer may petition the court for approval of any past or prospective disbursement.
(d) Money payable to a child, wife, or indigent parent when it has been alleged or claimed that there has been a violation of either Section 270, 270a, or 270c of the Penal Code and the matter has been referred to the probation officer by the District Attorney.
(Added by Ord. 151-69, App. 4/30/69; amended by Ord. 318-00, File No. 001913, App. 12/28/2000)
Except a warrant or check issued for the giving of aid, any other warrant or check drawn on the Treasurer of the City and County of San Francisco is void if not presented to the City and County Treasurer within one year after its date of issuance.
(Amended by Ord. 368-84, App. 8/24/84; Ord. 348-95, App. 11/3/95)
(a) Any time within three years from the date on which the original warrant or check becomes void, the payee or assignee on any warrant or check which is void may present such warrant or check to the Controller, or declare by affidavit, filed with the Controller, that such warrant or check has been lost or destroyed, and the Controller is authorized to draw a new warrant or check in favor of the payee in the same amount as the original warrant or check. Any such new warrant or check shall be subject to the same limitations as the original which it replaces.
(b) Any time after three years from the date on which the original warrant or check becomes void, the payee or assignee of any void warrant or check under $1,000 may present such warrant or check to the Controller, or declare by affidavit, filed with the Controller, that such warrant or check has been lost or destroyed, and the Controller is authorized to draw a new warrant or check in favor of the payee in the same amount as the original. If the Controller deems it necessary, he or she may present a voided warrant or check under $1,000 to the governing body for its review, approval, and appropriation of funds. Any such new warrant or check shall be subject to the same limitations as the original which it replaces.
(Amended by Ord. 368-84, App. 8/24/84; Ord. 435-88, App. 9/22/88; Ord. 348-95, App. 11/3/95)
(a) Purpose. In order to recover the cost to the City for the District Attorney to participate in the operation of the Community Courts Program, as described in Section 10.100-295 of this Code, the City will collect a Community Court Program Administrative Fee as follows:
(b) Collection of Fee. The District Attorney is authorized to collect the Administrative Fee from persons who are determined by the District Attorney to be eligible for the Community Court Program and who elect to participate in the Program. The District Attorney shall explain the basis and amount of any fee to each person in advance of his or her participation in the Community Court Program. The District Attorney is also authorized to collect the Administrative Fee from persons who are eligible for and who elect to participate in the Program but whose cases are heard in an administrative office because there is no Community Court in the neighborhood in which the incident or dispute occurred.
(c) Amount of Fee. Consistent with the Dispute Resolution Program Act (California Business and Professions Code section 465 et seq. and implementing regulations at 16 California Administrative Code section 3600 et seq.), the Administrative Fee shall be assessed on a sliding scale basis. Individuals whose income and resources fall below 60 percent of the Area Median Income for individuals shall pay no Administrative Fee. Individuals whose income and resources are at or above 60 percent of the Area Median Income for individuals shall pay $115.00 per case. A business participating in the Community Courts Program shall pay $165.00 per case. Beginning with fiscal year 2005-2006, the Controller shall each year review and adjust the Administrative Fees set in this Section without further action by the Board of Supervisors to ensure that the Administrative Fees produce sufficient revenue to support the District Attorney's participation in the Community Court Program, but do not produce revenue that exceeds that necessary to support the District Attorney's participation.
(d) No Additional Fees. No agency providing dispute resolution services through the Community Court Program may collect any additional administrative fees from participants in the Community Courts Program.
(e) Use of Fee. Consistent with the budgetary and fiscal provisions of the Charter, proceeds received from collection of the Administrative Fee shall be used to recover the costs to the City for the District Attorney to participate in the operation of the Community Courts Program.
(Added by Ord. 189-05, File No. 051001, App. 7/29/2005; Ord. 87-06, File No. 051917, App. 5/5/2006)
(Added by Ord. 225-71, App. 9/2/71; repealed by Ord. 318-00, File No. 001913, App. 12/28/2000)
(Added by Ord. 606-81, App. 12/24/81; repealed by Ord. 318-00, File No. 001913, App. 12/28/2000)
(Amended by Ord. 273-72, App. 9/20/72; repealed by Ord. 318-00, File No. 001913, App. 12/28/2000)
(Added by Ord. 261-75, App. 6/11/75; repealed by Ord. 318-00, File No. 001913, App. 12/28/2000)
(a) Collection Fee. The District Attorney is authorized to collect an administrative fee from persons arrested for violating Penal Code Section 647(b) who are determined by the District Attorney to be eligible for the District Attorney's First Offender Prostitution Program and who elect to participate in the program.
(b) Fee Amount. The fee authorized by Subsection (a) shall be set by the District Attorney to cover the cost of administering the First Offender Prostitution Program but shall not exceed $500. The District Attorney may establish reduced fee rates for individuals who lack the financial capability to pay the full fee. In no event shall the reduced fee be less than $100 for any individual participant.
(c) Fee Modification. The District Attorney shall examine the fee annually to ensure that it continues to reflect the costs of the services provided by the program. If the District Attorney finds that the maximum authorized fee does not cover the costs of the services provided or that the minimum authorized fee exceeds the costs of the services provided, the District Attorney shall prepare and submit a resolution for approval by the Board of Supervisors to modify the maximum or minimum authorized fee, effective as of the beginning of the following fiscal year.
(d) Timing of Payment. The District Attorney shall collect the fee at the time an individual enrolls in the First Offender Prostitution Program. The fee must be paid in full before an individual may participate in the program.
(e) Administration of Funds. Proceeds received from collection of the fee under this Section shall be used to defray the costs of administering the First Offender Prostitution Program, subject to the budget and fiscal provisions of the Charter.
(Added by Ord. 289-98, App. 9/18/98)
Purposes. | |
Controller's Duties. | |
Annual Survey. | |
Computation of General Service Charge. | |
Departmental Budget Estimates. | |
Controller's Review. |
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