Brisbane Municipal Code Ch. 12.28 Recreational Activities on Certain Streets and Sidewalks

It is unlawful for any person to ride by skateboard, toss a frisbee or play ball on the public streets or sidewalks enumerated in Section 12.28.020.

(Ord. 254 § 1, 1979).

Those streets and sidewalks in the city which are subject to the use restrictions of Section 12.28.010 are as follows:

A. Visitacion Avenue between Klamath Street and San Francisco Drive;

B. That portion of San Francisco Drive which is one hundred (100) feet to the east and one hundred (100) feet to the west of the centerline of its intersection with Visitacion Avenue;

C. That portion of Monterey Street which is one hundred (100) feet to the west and one hundred (100) feet to the east of the center of its intersection with Visitacion Avenue;

D. That portion of Mendocino Street which is one hundred (100) feet to the west and one hundred (100) feet to the east of its intersection with Visitacion Avenue;

E. That portion of Klamath Street which is one hundred (100) feet to the west and one hundred (100) feet to the east of the center of its intersection with Visitacion Avenue;

F. That portion of San Bruno Avenue which is between the center of its intersection with Klamath Street and the center of its intersection with Mariposa Street;

G. That portion of Mariposa Street which is between the center of its intersection with San Bruno Avenue and the center of its intersection with Visitacion Avenue.

All references in this section to streets shall include the public sidewalks which are adjacent to those streets.

(Ord. 254 § 2, 1979).

Any bona fide skateboard derby or similar event which would otherwise be prohibited by the terms of this chapter shall be exempt from such prohibition upon securing prior permit approval therefor from the Brisbane police chief. Anyone aggrieved by the police chief's issuance or failure to issue such a permit may appeal the chief's decision to the city manager within five (5) calendar days of the chief's decision. The city manager's decision to uphold or overturn the decision of the chief may likewise be appealed within five (5) calendar days to the city council.

(Ord. 254 § 3, 1979).

The violation of any of the provisions of this chapter shall constitute an infraction, punishable by the fines, penalties and enforcement provisions set forth in Chapters 1.14, 1.16 and 1.18 of this code; provided, however, the fine for a first conviction shall be fifty dollars ($50.00); the fine for a second conviction for the same offense within twelve (12) consecutive months shall be seventy-five dollars ($75.00); and the fine for each additional conviction for the same offense within twelve (12) consecutive months shall be one hundred dollars ($100.00).

(Ord. 254 § 4, 1979).

(Ord. No. 554, § 41, 1-18-11)