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As an incident to the operation of any parking or transit facility, the Board may devote a portion of the property to uses such as retail stores, bus terminals, gasoline service stations, helicopter landing areas, restaurants or eating places, or any other commercial use, when in its judgment it is convenient or necessary to conduct or permit such use in order to utilize properly the property as a parking or transit facility. Any such incidental use shall be secondary to the primary use as a parking or transit facility, and shall not exceed 25 percent surface area of the property or, in the case of a building, 25 percent of the floor area or of the value of the structure. Rentals received for such purpose shall be deposited in the improvement fund or in the bond interest and redemption fund for said project as the Board shall determine.
(Added by Ord. 225-81, App. 5/5/81)
The Board may fix rentals, fees or other charges for the properties, works and facilities or any parking place. In so doing, it may establish rates, charges or rentals for the owners and tenants of such properties and classes of persons designated by the owners or tenants which differs from and are less than the rates, charges and rentals charged other persons.
(Added by Ord. 225-81, App. 5/5/81)
Such parking places may be maintained and operated, and all or any costs and expenses thereof, including rent, repairs, replacement, fuel, power, electrical current, care, supervision, and any other items necessary for the proper maintenance and operation thereof, may be expended for that purpose. Included in such costs may be the cost of replacements, improvements and extensions to any parking place necessary or convenient for the proper operation thereof.
(Added by Ord. 225-81, App. 5/5/81)
Transit facilities, to the extent they are determined by the Board to be of special benefit, may be maintained and operated, and the costs and expenses or portion thereof, including repairs, replacement, fuel, power, electrical current, operation, care, supervision and any other items necessary therefor, may be expended for that purpose. Included in such costs may be the cost of replacements and improvements of or to specific transit facilities deemed necessary or convenient for the proper operation thereof.
(Added by Ord. 225-81, App. 5/5/81)
An annual assessment may be levied upon the real property within the district established therefor for the purpose of maintaining and operating such parking places or transit facilities. Such assessment shall be in an amount clearly sufficient to pay any and all costs and expenses of maintaining and operating such parking places or transit facilities then due or thereafter to accrue before the proceeds of another levy shall be available therefor and which are not otherwise provided for. Such levy shall be apportioned among the properties within such district on the basis of the method of apportionment set forth in the resolution of intention to establish the district or in proceedings hereafter conducted pursuant to Section 250.260 hereof, for the purpose of establishing such a method.
(Added by Ord. 225-81, App. 5/5/81)
When any part of the operative cost of parking places is to be paid by a special levy, the San Francisco Parking Authority shall annually file with the Clerk a written report stating in reasonable detail the estimated cost of maintenance and operation for which an assessment is to be levied in that year, including the cost of replacements, improvements and extensions to any parking place. When part of the operation costs of transit are to be so paid, such report shall be prepared and filed by the Municipal Transportation Agency. The report shall also state the manner of apportioning the levy to be made therefor. When such report shall have been primarily approved by the Board, the Clerk shall give notice to interested persons that such report has been filed in his office and open to inspection, and of a time and place when such report will be heard by the Board and an assessment ordered. Such notices may be by publication in a newspaper published in the City, or by mail to the assessees of the property at their addresses appearing on the last County tax roll or entitled to be shown on the next equalized roll as determined from the records of the Assessor or ascertained prior to the mailing or as known to the Clerk, at least 10 days before the day set for hearing.
(Added by Ord. 225-81, App. 5/5/81; Ord. 14-07, File No. 061675, App. 2/9/2007)
The report shall be fully heard, and may be altered, amended or supplemented by the Board. When all objections have been heard and action taken with reference thereto, by their having been overruled or otherwise, such report as presented or as modified shall be confirmed by resolution of the Board. Such levy shall become and remain a lien on the property described therein from the date it is confirmed until paid.
(Added by Ord. 225-81, App. 5/5/81)
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