Commercial and industrial structures shall be authorized to
display open to the public view no more than one flag of the United
States and one flag of the state of California. Any number of flags
in excess of these limitations must be approved by the city manager.
All flags shall be maintained in a neat, attractive condition, and
in adequate repair.
(Ord. 295 § 1, 1984)
Every person or entity who knowingly submits, communicates or
conveys any false or misleading information to the city, housing authority,
library, or successor agency to redevelopment agency, any community
facilities district or any other agency affiliated with the city or
to any officer, employee or agent of any of the aforementioned agencies
in any written document or instrument is guilty of a misdemeanor.
Examples of such false or misleading information submitted, communicated
or conveyed include, but are not limited to, information contained
in a certificate of insurance or information submitted for the purposes
of obtaining any ministerial or discretionary permit or entitlement
such as a grading permit, a building permit, a subdivision or parcel
map or any land use entitlement, a license or special permit to conduct
a specific business activity in the city, or an entitlement to a special
privilege provided by or through the city or its affiliated agencies
such as, but not limited to, the provision of affordable housing opportunities,
financial assistance and library privileges.
(Ord. 994 § 1, 2010; Ord. 1081 § 2, 2014)
Any permit, license or entitlement as described in this chapter
that was obtained from the city, housing authority, library, successor
agency to redevelopment agency, any community facilities district
or any other agency affiliated with the city or any officer, employee
or agent of any of the aforementioned agencies by reason of either:
(1) the knowing submission of false or misleading information; or
(2) submission of information determined to be false or misleading
shall be deemed null and void on its face and shall be of no effect
whatsoever.
(Ord. 994 § 1, 2010; Ord. 1081 § 2, 2014)
Unless there are applicable appeal procedures set forth in this code, any person aggrieved by a determination pursuant to Section 9.12.020 may appeal such a determination to either the city council at no charge to the appellant or via the administrative hearing officer provisions set forth in Chapter 14.90. The city shall provide any person who has been subject to Section 9.12.020 with written notice of the appeal rights set forth herein. Any appeal under this section must be submitted in writing to the city clerk within ten days of receipt of such written notice. The city council or administrative hearing officer's determination on the appeal shall be final.
(Ord. 994 § 1, 2010; Ord. 1081 § 2, 2014)
