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Within 30 days of the exercise of any permit, the General Manager shall determine and transmit to the permittee a bill for all costs above and beyond any retained security or cleaning deposits which are or will be incurred by the Recreation and Park Department in cleaning or restoring any park or making repairs to property and equipment. which costs were occasioned by, or arose out of, the activity engaged in pursuant to the permit. The permittee shall have 30 days from the transmission of such bill in which to pay or request adjustment of the same. Any request for adjustment shall be transmitted in writing to the General Manager, who shall determine whether an adjustment is proper. The permittee shall pay the bill or adjusted bill promptly upon transmission to the permittee of a statement of the determination of the General Manager with respect to the adjustment. Any request for adjustment shall be deemed waived if not timely or if not transmitted in writing.
(Added by Ord. 603-81, App. 12/18/81; amended by Ord. 47-03, File No. 030095, App. 4/3/2003)
Whenever a permittee or those under the control of the permittee violate any condition contained in the permit, a member of the San Francisco Police Department may revoke the permit. It shall be unlawful for any person to continue to engage in an activity for which a permit was required and issued after the permit has been revoked pursuant to this Section, provided, however, that no person shall be in violation of this Section until notice has been given that the permit has been revoked.
(Added by Ord. 603-81, App. 12/18/81)
The Recreation and Park Commission shall by resolution adopt procedures for the appeal of the denial of a permit application to the Commission or, in those instances when a quorum of the Commission cannot be convened in a timely manner, to the General Manager. The Commission or General Manager shall afford the applicant an opportunity for a hearing and may reverse, affirm or modify in any regard the determination of the General Manager concerning the denial of a permit application. When the Commission affirms the denial of a permit application such a decision shall be based on one or more of the reasons listed in Section 7.07 of this Code. Notwithstanding Section 2.03 of this Code, the duty imposed on the General Manager by this subsection may not be delegated.
(Added by Ord. 603-81, App. 12/18/81)
(a) The Commission may permit the location of a Farmers' Market, that meets the requirements of Administrative Code Chapter 9A. or any successor provisions, as certified by the Agricultural Commissioner, on park land upon findings that such a use:
(1) Is appropriate for the crowd capacity of the particular location;
(2) Does not adversely affect park grounds or facilities beyond the regular usage of the particular location; and,
(3) Does not significantly interfere with the public's use and enjoyment of other areas of the park, including, but not limited to, children's play areas or athletic courts or fields.
(b) The permit fee shall be $475 per location of market, for each six (6) months of operation, where the market is operating at the location no more than one day a week. If the market operates at the location more than one day a week at any time during the six-month permit period, the permit fee shall be multiplied by the number of days of operation during a week. For example, a market that at any time during the six-month period operates at the location two days a week shall pay a permit fee of $950 for the six-month permit period. In addition to the permit fee, the permittee shall reimburse the Department for staff costs directly incurred by the operation of the market at the location.
(Added by Ord. 29-07, File No. 061112, App. 2/16/2007; amended by Ord. 217-09, File No. 090992, App. 10/29/2009; Ord. 111-13
, File No. 130340, App. 6/21/2013, Eff. 7/21/2013)