The Administrative Officer shall be appointed by the City Council
and serve directly under the supervision and control of the City Council
in an administrative capacity.
The powers and duties of the Administrative Officer shall be
exercised in accordance with the provisions of Article XIII of the
City Charter and shall include the exercise of administrative supervision
and control over all Departments except as otherwise directed by the
City Council.
(Ord. 97-19 9-2-97)
Except as may be provided otherwise in the Inglewood City Charter,
the Mayor and City Council shall act as the "appointing authority"
of all department heads. The appointment of department heads shall
be made by the Mayor and City Council pursuant to the Civil Service
Rules of the City of Inglewood, after receiving the recommendation
of the City Administrative Officer and reviewing the eligibility list.
The "appointing authority" of all division heads, managers, and all
other employees shall be the Administrative Officer, with recommendations
from the respective department heads. The Administrative Officer shall
facilitate and approve all transfers, upgrades and promotions for
all employees, other than department heads, and shall administer and
manage the disciplinary process concerning all employees.
(Ord. 1980 1-23-69; Ord. 97-19 9-2-97; Ord. 97-25 12-2-97; Ord. 99-4 2-2-99; Ord. 99-23 8-31-99; Ord. 00-05 4-18-00)
The Public Works Department is hereby created and established
to perform the following duties:
(a)
To conduct
engineering studies, maintenance of all engineering records and documents
of the City, giving technical engineering advice and service to all
City departments, divisions, offices, boards, commissions and agencies.
(b)
The
designing, supervision and inspection of all City construction projects,
and review of all engineering work done by consultants for the City,
to the end of assuring that the best interests of the City are met.
(c)
To issue
permits and to conduct studies as assigned by the Administrative Officer.
(d)
The
maintenance, construction and repair of all City buildings, structures
and appurtenances.
(e)
To conduct
traffic studies and, based thereon, the design, installation and maintenance
of all traffic, directional and street signs, parking and signal devices.
(f)
The
service, maintenance and repair of all automotive and mechanized equipment
owned and operated by the City.
(g)
The
control of the assignment and utilization of all City automotive equipment.
(h)
The
installation, maintenance, repair, flushing and operating of all water
supply, storage, distribution and service lines, facilities and appurtenances
comprising the City water system.
(i)
The
reading of water meters, making of service connections and disconnections,
servicing of consumer complaints, and maintenance of adequate customer
service.
(j)
The
general responsibility for the water system.
(k)
The
promotion of the proper use and utilization of water.
(l)
Ensure
City compliance with local, state and Federal statutes, guidelines
and regulations as they relate to solid waste.
(m)
The
collection and disposal of all garbage, refuse and trash on a regularly
scheduled basis; or the administration of any contracts for such service
as may be awarded by the City Council.
(n)
The
cleaning, sweeping and flushing of streets, sidewalks, parking lots,
and alleys.
(o)
The
building, surfacing, rebuilding, patching and in any other way which
may be required, maintenance of all City streets, alleys, storm drains,
sidewalks, curbs, gutters, traffic signals and signs, and public ways.
(p)
The
building, maintenance, and rebuilding of sanitary sewers.
(q)
Performance
of such other functions and duties as may be assigned by the Administrative
Officer or City Manager.
(Ord. 2348 7-31-79; Ord. 96-21 9-24-96; Ord. 97-19 9-2-97)
The Public Works Director shall have the following powers and
duties:
(a)
To act
as the administrative head and to have the general supervision and
management of the Public Works Department; to perform the duties as
provided for in Article XV of the City Charter and to serve as ex-officio
City Engineer.
(b)
To perform
such other duties as the City Council or Administrative Officer may
from time to time impose.
(c)
To issue
traffic regulations concerning the following:
(1)
Stop
Signs, Yield Signs, "No U-Turn" Signs, "No Parking at Any Time" Signs,
mechanical, electric and electronic traffic control devices.
(2)
Crosswalks,
safety zones and traffic lanes.
(3)
Truck
routes and bus routes.
(4)
Loading
zones, bus stops and taxi loading areas.
(5)
Closure
of pedestrian crosswalks.
(6)
The
striping and marking of streets and the turning movements thereon.
(7)
The
sign, modification or addition of parking meter zones and time limits,
as long as less than one block is involved in any one order.
(8)
The
sign, modification or establishment of parking time limits in other
than parking meter zones, so long as less than one block is involved
in any one order.
(9)
The
placing and maintenance of such other traffic signs as may be reasonable
or necessary for the regulation of safety of traffic.
(10)
The establishment of special speed limits.
(d)
To organize
waste diversion efforts of the City to achieve state mandated target
goals imposed by legislation.
(e)
To ensure
contractor compliance with terms and conditions of the solid waste
contract.
(f)
To coordinate
efforts with other City departments regarding refuse source reduction
strategies for residential, commercial and industrial entities.
(g)
Supervise
the street sweeping program, the operation of the water treatment
plant, the maintenance of sanitary sewers, storm drains and the water
distribution system.
(h)
Prepare
the departmental operating budget and formulate the City's Capital
Improvement Program.
(Ord. 2397 5-5-81; Ord. 2060 7-2-71; Ord. 2348 7-31-79; Ord. 2397 5-5-81; Ord. 96-21 9-24-96; Ord. 97-19 9-2-97)
The Public Works Director shall issue the regulations designated in Section 2-157(c) in those instances when he or she finds that they are necessary:
(a)
To promote
the safe, orderly and expeditious movement of traffic;
(b)
To reduce
traffic congestion;
(c)
To maximize
use of parking areas and facilities;
(d)
To prevent
misuse of parking areas and facilities;
(e)
To promote
safety for pedestrian travel;
(f)
To promote
safety for vehicular travel;
(g)
To provide
for orderly and efficient direction of traffic;
(h)
To provide
for orderly and efficient routing of traffic.
(Ord. 1980 1-23-69; Ord. 1999 5-30-69; Ord. 2060 7-2-71; Ord. 2348 7-31-79; Ord. 96-21 9-24-96)
Any traffic, pedestrian or parking regulation ordered by the
Public Works Director pursuant to the authority delegated to him shall
be in writing and shall be in the form of an order, setting forth
the street or streets involved and the nature of the regulation. For
this purpose, there shall be kept and maintained as a public writing
in the Public Works Department, a certain book of record, properly
bound, to be known as "Public Works—Traffic Regulations." Copies
of such orders or regulations shall also be filed with the City Clerk,
and the Police Chief. No order issued by the Public Works Director
shall be effective unless and until every order so entered shall be
served on said officials and shall bear thereon its effective date.
Immediately upon the making of such an order, the Public Works
Director shall take whatever steps are necessary in the installation,
removal or modification of any signs, signals, parking meters or other
traffic or parking indicators to implement said order.
Actions falling outside the delegation of authority by the City
Council to the Parking and Traffic Commission and the Public Works
Director shall be reduced to a draft resolution for the consideration
of the City Council, which resolution shall be put on the next succeeding
City Council agenda for consideration and, if appropriate, passage
by the City Council. Resolutions, and additions thereto, shall be
recorded and filed as a traffic order as hereinabove stipulated.
(Ord. 2348 7-31-79; Ord. 96-21 9-24-96)
(Ord. 96-21 9-24-96)
(Ord. 96-21 9-24-96)
The Library Department is hereby created and established to
perform the following functions:
(a)
Operate
the City library system, providing free library service to the citizens
of the City and to the citizens of any other governmental jurisdiction
under and pursuant to any contractual relationships or reciprocal
agreements entered into by the City Council between the City and said
other jurisdictions, and to advise patrons in the use of the facilities
thereof.
(b)
Select,
order, organize, maintain and circulate books, periodicals, newspapers,
audio-visual materials, art works, and other informational media.
(c)
Maintain
and assist patrons in the use of reference and other resources of
the library system, and to advise readers thereon.
(d)
Provide
staff assistance to the Library Board.
(e)
Perform
such other duties as may be assigned by the City Council or Administrative
Officer.
The Library Director shall have the following powers and duties:
(a)
Act
as the administrative head of the Library Department and the library
system.
(b)
To advise
and recommend to the Library Board concerning operation of the library
and the functions of the Library Board.
(c)
To submit
requisitions for the purchase of all materials and services needed
for the operation and maintenance of the library system, in accordance
with purchasing and other procedures adopted by the City Council or
Administrative Officer.
(d)
To prepare,
with the advice of the Library Board, an annual Operating budget for
the library system, and submit the same to the Administrative Officer,
together with appropriate comments which he or she or the Library
Board may deem appropriate.
(e)
To carry
out those additional duties assigned by the City Council or Administrative
Officer.
The Recreation, Parks and Community Services Department is hereby
created and established to perform the following functions:
(a)
Plan,
plant, care for, beautify, mow, water and maintain all City parks,
playgrounds, ball fields, parkways, plantings or trees in street rights-of-way,
public grounds, planted medians, and other assigned City-owned grounds
requiring maintenance and care.
(b)
Trim,
remove and plant shrubs and trees in public rights-of-way and on public
property.
(c)
Organize,
schedule, coordinate, promote, and supervise recreational and community
service functions and activities for all age and interest groups within
the City.
(d)
Mark,
prepare, and maintain tennis courts, playing fields, other playing
surfaces and facilities over which the City has jurisdiction in accordance
with accepted technical standards.
(e)
Where
funding allows, to provide a transit system for seniors and handicapped
persons for community services sponsored by the City.
(f)
To provide
special programs, such as the Shoppers Shuttle, Senior Bus Passes,
and community events including the Annual Hispanic Festival, 4th of
July Celebration, Health Fair and Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.
(g)
Act
as liaison to and assist the Inglewood Philharmonic, Sister Cities
Commission, and other community/ cultural activities which have a
relationship to the City.
(h)
To provide
and maintain excellent grounds, fields, and green areas for the recreational
use of the general public.
(i)
To provide
full service programs when funding is available for seniors, including
a congregate meals site, transportation services, and other social
services.
(j)
Perform
such other duties as the City Council or the Administrative Officer
may from time to time impose.
(Ord. 99-1 1-26-99)
The Recreation, Parks and Community Services Director shall
have the following powers and duties:
(a)
To
act as the administrative head of the Recreation, Parks and Community
Services Department.
(b)
To
be responsible for and perform all duties and responsibilities assigned
and legally delegated to such position by the Charter, the Code, or
the City Council.
(c)
To
have full jurisdiction and control of the designation of kind and
type, planting, setting out, location and placement of all trees and
shrubs in the public streets and parkways of the City, and shall likewise
have supervision, direction and control of their removal, relocation
and replacement thereof; provided, however, in making such determinations
and exercising such control he shall be limited to the trees and shrubs
designated on the then current official trees and shrubs planting
list prepared, transmitted and filed as in this Article provided.
(d)
To
have complete jurisdiction, supervision, and control of the types
and scope of community services provided to people of all ages and
interest groups by the City.
(e)
To
prepare an annual operating budget for the department and authorize
appropriate expenditures supporting the overall goals of the organization.
(Ord. 99-1 1-26-99)
The Finance Department is hereby created and established to
perform the following functions:
(a)
The
maintenance and operation of the general, cost and budgetary accounting
systems of the City, of and for each of the several departments, divisions,
offices, boards, commissions, committees, agencies and services of
the City government, without exception or exclusion.
(b)
The
performance of such accounting functions and duties in accordance
with the latest and most modern accounting method.
(c)
Keep
and maintain, or to prescribe and require the keeping and maintaining
of, inventory records of municipal personal property necessary to
and consistent with modern municipal accounting practices.
(d)
The
assumption, maintenance and performance of all functions and duties
relating to the administration, collection and control of all taxes
levied by the City, unless the City Council contracts with another
governmental jurisdiction for the performance of such duties.
(e)
The
performance of all functions and duties relating to the preparation,
auditing, presenting and disbursement of all claims and demands against
the City, including payrolls.
(f)
The
assistance, in such ways as the Administrative Officer shall determine
and assign, in the compilation, preparation, administration and continuing
control of the City budget.
(g)
The
preparation and presentation to the City Council, through the Administrative
Officer, of the following reports, in sufficient detail so as to show
the exact financial condition of the City:
(h)
The
preparation and presentation of such annual financial reports as may
be required by law to the State of California, and such additional
reports as may be required from time to time by law.
(i)
The
operation of the central purchasing and warehousing system.
(j)
The
operation of the central mail, messenger and duplicating service.
(k)
The
conducting of and reporting on such statistical, cost and financial
analyses as may be assigned by the Administrative Officer.
(l)
Repealed.
(m)
The
performance of such other functions as may be assigned by the City
Council or Administrative Officer.
(Ord. 2273 11-30-76)
The Finance Director shall have the following powers and duties:
(a)
To act
as the administrative head of the Finance Department.
(b)
To cooperate
with the City Treasurer and other City department heads in establishing
and maintaining sufficient and satisfactory controls over municipal
revenues and expenditures in all City departments, divisions, services,
agencies, boards and commissions in accordance with modern municipal
accounting, auditing, reporting and management control practices.
(c)
Repealed.
(d)
To perform
such other duties as the City Council or Administrative Officer may
from time to time impose.
(Ord. 2273 11-30-76; Ord. 1980 1-23-69; Ord. 03-19 10-14-03; Ord. 07-08 4-25-07)
The Police Department is hereby created and established to perform
the following functions:
(a)
The
enforcement of all State and City traffic regulations and laws.
(b)
The
protection of persons and property and the preservation of peace and
order through the prevention of crime and the apprehension of criminals.
(c)
The
making of necessary, assigned and delegated investigations pursuant
to law or regulation.
(d)
The
enforcement of all criminal and other laws and regulations as assigned
by State or Federal law, City ordinance or competent regulation.
(e)
The
prevention of infractions of law through the education of citizens
and other persons regarding the provisions of laws, ordinances and
regulations and the consequences of the violation of such laws, ordinances
or regulations.
(f)
The
maintenance of custody over prisoners, recovered property and departmental
supplies.
(g)
The
issuance of permits and the inspection of property as provided for
in this Code.
(h)
The
receiving, recording and relaying of messages through a City central
communications center.
(i)
The
gathering of information about actual or potential criminal activities
and the taking of appropriate action.
(j)
Supervision
and control of the Parking Enforcement Division.
(k)
Investigate
and enforce taxicab regulations and street vending ordinances.
(l)
Provide
security for municipal buildings; and
(m)
The
performance of such other duties as the City Council or Administrative
Officer, Article XVII of the City Charter and the City Code require,
or may from time to time impose.
(Ord. 1980 1-23-69; Ord. 99-1 1-26-99)
(a)
The
City Council has made the following determinations:
(1)
The military equipment inventoried and presented to the City Council
is necessary because there is no reasonable alternative that can achieve
the same objective of officer and civilian safety.
(2)
The proposed military equipment use policy ("Policy") will safeguard
the public's welfare, safety, civil rights, and civil liberties.
(3)
The equipment is reasonably cost effective compared to available
alternatives that can achieve the same objective of officer and civilian
safety (if any).
(4)
Prior military equipment use complied with the applicable equipment
use policy (which included equipment now defined as military equipment)
that was in effect at the time, or if prior uses did not comply with
the accompanying military equipment use policy, corrective action
has been taken to remedy nonconforming uses and ensure future compliance.
(b)
The
Police Department has submitted a proposed Policy to the City Council
and has made those documents available on the Police Department's
website for at least thirty days prior to the public hearing concerning
the military equipment at issue.
(c)
The
Policy was considered by the City Council as an agenda item in an
open session of a regular meeting, noticed in accordance with the
Ralph M. Brown Act, at which public comment was permitted.
(d)
The
Policy shall be made publicly available on the Police Department's
website for as long as the military equipment is available for use.
(e)
The Police Department shall submit an annual military equipment report to the City Council, containing the information required in Government Code Section 7072, and the City Council shall determine whether each type of military equipment identified in that report has complied with the standards for approval set forth in subsections (a)(1) through (4) above.
(f)
The
City Council shall review this Section, and vote on whether to renew
it, on an annual basis at a regular meeting, in accordance with Government
Code Section 7071(e)(2).
(g)
The
City Council approves the use of the Policy and finds that it satisfies
the requirements of Government Code Section 7070(d).
(Ord. 23-08 2-28-23)
A Police Reserve Corps is hereby created and established as
a voluntary organization of men and women appointed to serve gratuitously
under the direction and supervision of the Chief of Police.
The Chief of Police shall have the authority to appoint and
reject persons applying for membership in the Police Reserve Corps
on the basis of his personal evaluation of their qualifications. The
Chief of Police shall have the unlimited discretion to terminate any
person's membership in the Police Reserve Corps without giving reason
therefor.
No person shall be eligible to become a member in the Police
Reserve Corps unless the requirements and training designated by the
Chief of Police have been duly completed. Members shall be sworn by
the Chief of Police or his designee, prior to performing assigned
duties.
The Police Reserve Corps shall assist the Police Department
in accordance with the orders and regulations promulgated by the Chief
of Police.
A member of the Corps, when on authorized duty, shall have the
authority given to officers of the Police Department to direct traffic,
and shall have the same power of arrest granted a regular member of
the Police Department, subject to any limitations which the Chief
may impose.
The Chief of Police in his or her discretion may expand or reduce
the size of the Corps. A member may resign from the Corps effective
upon submission to the Chief of Police of a written notice of resignation.
The uniform for members of the Corps shall be similar to the
uniform worn by members of the regular Police Department, with an
identifying insignia to be prescribed by the Chief. Side arms are
to be carried in the regulation police Sam Brown belt and holster.
An identification card, badge and cap piece, and such other insignia
or evidence of identification as the Chief may prescribe, shall be
issued to each member who must carry the card at all times. Each member
must surrender all City property issued to him or her upon the termination
of his or her membership. The uniform, badge and cap piece may be
worn, and the gun and baton carried, only while on authorized duty.
No member of the Corps shall carry any firearm until he or she
has qualified for, and received, a gun permit signed by the Chief.
All members of the Corps shall carry the regulation police baton.
It shall be unlawful for any person who is not a member of the
Corps to carry, or display a Corps identification card, badge, cap
piece or insignia, or in any manner represent him or herself to be
connected with the Corps.
Each member of the Corps while acting under the direction of
the Chief during a regular assigned tour of duty is an employee of
the City and is entitled to receive compensation from the City in
accordance with the provisions of Division IV of the Labor Code of
the State. If any member sustains illness or injury not caused by
his or her intoxication or wilful misconduct and not intentionally
self-inflicted, which, with or without negligence, is proximately
caused by and arises out of and in the course of the performance of
his or her duties while acting under the direction of the Chief during
a regular assigned tour of duty, then irrespective of his or her remuneration
from other employment his or her average weekly earnings shall be
taken as $38.46. Three times his or her average annual earnings shall
be taken as $5,999.76 in disability cases, and three and one-half
times his or her average annual earnings as a maximum of $6,000, in
the event of death.
(Ord. 1691 12-18-62)
The Chief of Police shall have the following powers and duties:
(a)
To act
as administrative head of the Police Department and Police Reserve
Corps and to have command of and control over all members thereof.
(b)
To perform
all duties provided by law to be performed by the Chief of Police
including the provisions of Article XVII of the City Charter.
(c)
To perform
such additional duties as the City Council or Administrative Officer
may from time to time impose.
(Ord. 1980 1-23-69)
(Ord. 00-20 10-24-00)
(Ord. 00-20 10-24-00)
The Planning and Building Department is hereby created to perform
the following functions:
(a)
Make
studies and conduct research relative to the development and maintenance
of the City's comprehensive general plan and the master plan components
thereof.
(b)
Investigate
zoning matters, administer the zoning ordinance, and recommend necessary
revisions thereto.
(c)
Conduct
regular, continuing and special studies relating to the economic,
population and other growth of the City.
(d)
Administer
the subdivision regulations.
(e)
Advise
the City Council, Administrative Officer, Planning and Zoning Board
and the several departments, divisions and services of the City government
relative to community planning.
(f)
Provide
staff assistance to the Planning and Zoning Board.
(h)
Coordinate
the overall activities of the Planning and Zoning Board, Construction
Appeals Board and Community Environment Commission in development
of the City and in protection of its environment and ecology.
(i)
Supervision
and control of the Code Enforcement Division, including the following
duties:
(1)
Provide
graffiti prevention, abatement and control.
(2)
Provide
property maintenance and zoning code enforcement.
(3)
Assist
the Inglewood Police Department in investigation, correction and enforcement
of California Labor Code Section 6404.5.
(4)
Oversee
and institute enforcement where necessary of charitable solicitations
and control of illegal handbill distribution.
(5)
The
Department will also assist other agencies by reporting violations
of the following laws or regulations to the appropriate City department
or County agencies:
(i)
Fire Code.
(ii)
Building Codes.
(iii)
Public Works Code.
(iv)
Business licenses.
(v)
Refuse Regulations.
(vi)
Hazardous Waste Regulations.
(vii)
Animal Control Ordinance.
(viii)
Health Code violations.
(ix)
To be responsible for the enforcement of those codes, ordinances
and/or regulations so designated by the Chief of Police or the City
Council.
(j)
Performance
of such other functions and duties as may be assigned by the Administrative
Officer or City Council.
(Ord. 2397 5-5-81; Ord. 88-11 6-28-88; Ord. 2087 10-15-71; Ord. 2348 7-31-79; Ord. 99-1 1-26-99)
There is hereby created a Building Division in the Planning
and Building Department which shall perform the following functions:
(a)
The
examination and approval of proposed building plot and construction
plans for adherence to City ordinances, building codes and other requirements.
(b)
The
receiving and reviewing of permit applications and the issuance and
revocation of all building, electrical, plumbing, heating, mechanical
and other applicable permits, upon the satisfaction of all legal requirements.
(c)
The
making of inspections necessary to assure and enforce compliance with
building codes and other ordinances and regulations regarding building,
housing and structural erections, modifications and maintenance.
(d)
The
performance of such other duties as the City Council or Administrative
Officer may from time to time imposed.
(Ord. 2348 7-31-79; Ord. 2397 5-5-81; Ord. 88-11 6-28-88; Ord. 08-05 4-22-08)
There is hereby created the position of Superintendent of Building
and Safety, who shall be the head of the Building Division of the
Planning and Building Department. His or her duties shall include
the following:
(a)
To
direct the assigned functions and duties of the Building Division.
(b)
To
perform the duties assigned to the Building Division by this Code
and to the Building Official by the Uniform Building Code as adopted
and amended as the Building Code of the City subject at all times
to administrative control by the Planning and Building Department
Director.
(c)
To
carry out those additional duties as the City Council or Administrative
Officer may from time to time impose.
(Ord. 2348 7-31-79; Ord. 2397 5-5-81; Ord. 88-11 6-28-88; Ord. 08-05 4-22-08)
The Deputy City Administrator for Planning and Building Department
shall serve as ex officio Planning and Building Department Director.
The Planning and Building Department Director shall be the administrative
head in charge of the Planning and Building Department. The Planning
and Building Department Director may be denoted as the Planning Director
or Planning and Building Department Director in any legal reference.
(Ord. 2348 7-31-79; Ord. 88-11 6-28-88; Ord. 08-05 4-22-08)
The Planning and Building Department Director's duties shall
include the following:
(a)
Attend
all meetings of the Planning and Zoning Board and of the Community
Environment Commission unless excused therefrom by the Chairperson.
He or she shall have the power to discuss, debate upon, investigate,
and make recommendations with reference to any and all matters coming
before said Commission or Board.
(b)
Prepare
and administer the City's comprehensive general plan.
(c)
Exercise
administrative control of the Building Division.
(d)
Supervise
and control the Code Enforcement Division.
(e)
Carry
out those additional duties assigned by the City Council or Administrative
Officer.
(Ord. 2397 5-5-81; Ord. 88-11 6-28-88; Ord. 99-1 1-26-99; Ord. 08-05 4-22-08)
The Planning and Building Department Director may designate
any employee of his or her department to perform the duties imposed
upon him or her by other provisions of this Code and when said employees
are so acting, they shall have the same power and responsibility as
the Planning and Building Department Director.
(Ord. 2348 7-31-79; Ord. 88-11 6-28-88; Ord. 08-05 4-22-08)
Whenever any applicant is required by provisions of this code
to furnish maps and a property owners list with an application for
a variance, exception, Special Use Permit or zone change, the Planning
and Building Department Director shall prepare said maps and property
owners list for any party upon payment to the City of a fee as specified
in Article 29 of Chapter 12 of this Code, which said fee shall be
for the preparation of the required maps and certified property owners
list and shall be in addition to any fees required by other provisions
of this Code.
(Ord. 2348 7-31-79; Ord. 2446 7-12-83; Ord. 88-11 6-28-88; Ord. 08-05 4-22-08)
The applicant or any person may appeal the findings and decision
of the Planning and Building Department Director in regard to zone
adjustments to the Planning and Zoning Board in the manner designated
in this Code for appeals from the determination of the Planning and
Building Department Director generally.
In the event that no appeal is taken within seven days after
the findings and decision of the Planning and Building Department
Director have been mailed to the applicant, and posted on the City
Hall bulletin board, the decision of the Planning and Building Department
Director in any matter in which he or she has jurisdiction to make
determinations relative to planning and zoning shall be deemed final.
(Ord. 2087 10-15-71; Ord. 2348 7-31-79; Ord. 88-11 6-28-88; Ord. 08-05 4-22-08)
The Employment Development Department is hereby created and
established to perform the following functions:
(a)
Coordinate
and administer local programs under Federal, state and other funded
employment and training programs.
(b)
Perform
services as required by the Joint Powers Agreement of the South Bay
Service Delivery Area.
(c)
Provide
staff assistance to the South Bay Private Industry Council.
(d)
Promote
and provide job training opportunities for local citizens.
(e)
Direct
the Centinela Valley Juvenile Diversion Project.
(f)
Perform
such other duties as may be assigned by the City Council or Administrative
Officer.
(Ord. 88-11 6-28-88; Ord. 97-19 9-2-97)
The Employment Development Director shall have the following
powers and duties:
(a)
To
act as administrative head of the Employment Development Department.
(b)
To
perform all functions required by the Joint Powers Agreement of the
South Bay Service Delivery Area as it now exists or as it may hereafter
be amended.
(c)
To
perform such other duties as the City Council or the Administrative
Officer may from time to time impose.
(Ord. 88-11 6-28-88; Ord. 97-19 9-2-97)
