Los Angeles County Municipal Code Ch. 7.96 General Short-Term Rentals Registration Requirements

The proliferation of unregulated Short-Term Rentals has the potential to erode available housing stock, degrade community and residential character, and circumvent the legally-authorized collection of the County's Transient Occupancy Tax, which includes all forms of transient housing and hoteling, including, but not limited to, Short-Term Rentals, for stays of thirty (30) consecutive Days or less. The purpose of this Short-Term Rentals Ordinance is to allow for the efficient use and rental of Primary Residences without reducing the housing stock available for long-term occupancy or detracting from the surrounding character of residential neighborhoods in the Unincorporated areas of the County. It is a priority for the County to strike a balance between the economic benefits of Short-Term Rentals and the potential impacts to neighborhoods and quality of life for residents. This ordinance establishes registration requirements, regulations, and fees for Short-Term Rentals in the Unincorporated areas of the County.

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

This ordinance codified in Title 7, Division 3, of this County Code will be known as, and may be cited as, the "Short-Term Rentals Ordinance."

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

For purposes of this Chapter, "may" is permissive and "must" is mandatory. The terms used in this Division 3 - Short-Term Rentals Registration ordinance have the following meanings:

A.

"Accessory Dwelling Unit" means a dwelling unit with independent exterior access that is either attached to, located within the existing living area of, or detached from and located on the same lot as, a single-family residence or multi-family residential building, as defined by Section 22.14.010 of the County Code.

B.

"Applicant" means a Person who applied for, but is not yet issued, a Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate. Applicant includes a Registrant applying for an annual Renewal.

C.

"Application" means a request for a Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate to the Tax Collector made In Writing and in the proper form with the correct fee payment.

D.

"Booking Transaction" means any reservation and/or payment service provided by a Person to facilitate a Short-Term Rental transaction between a Host and a Guest.

E.

"County Code" means the Los Angeles County Code.

F.

"County" means the County of Los Angeles.

G.

"Days" means calendar days, which is all days including Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, unless otherwise specified.

H.

"Guest" means the Person renting a Short-Term Rental for transient occupancy and includes all Persons identified in the booking or reservation.

I.

"Hearing Officer" means the Person designated by the Tax Collector who will conduct a fair and impartial hearing under this Chapter, including, but not limited to, the Office of the County Hearing Officer if one has been created.

J.

"Host" means a Registrant, whether in the capacity of a Property Owner, lessee, or sub-lessee, renting their Primary Residence for Short-Term Rentals pursuant to this Chapter.

K.

"Hosted Stay" means a Short-Term Rentals activity whereby the Host resides on the property throughout the Guest's occupancy (except for daytime and/or work hours), either:

In a portion of the Primary Residence; or

In an Accessory Dwelling Unit or in a detached Residential Unit provided there are no more than two Residential Units located on the property and they are detached.

L.

"Hosting Platform" means a marketplace in whatever form or format facilitating Short-Term Rentals activity through advertising, matchmaking, or any other means, using any medium of facilitation, and from which the operator of the Hosting Platform derives revenues, directly or indirectly, including fees for Booking Transactions or advertising revenues from providing or maintaining the marketplace.

M.

"In Writing" means in written form and includes, but is not limited to, handwriting, typewriting, printing, and writings sent via electronic data transmission.

N.

"Local Responsible Contact" means the Host, or another individual designated by the Host, who must be reachable by telephone at all times during all Short-Term Rentals stays to respond timely and take remedial action regarding Short-Term Rentals complaints.

O.

"Person" means any individual, partnership, limited liability company, corporation, trust, joint venture, association, estate, unincorporated organization, or any other legal entity.

P.

"Primary Residence" means a Host's permanent residence or usual place of return for housing as documented by at least two (2) of the following in the Host's name: motor vehicle registration, driver's license, voter registration, property tax bills (showing the Host's residence), lease agreement, or utility bill. A Host may have only one (1) Primary Residence. A Host must reside on the property for a minimum of two hundred seventy-five (275) Days per calendar year either in the Primary Residence, or in an Accessory Dwelling Unit or in a detached Residential Unit in accord with Section 7.96.030.K.

Q.

"Property Owner" means any Person, firm, or other legal entity who receives or is entitled to receive rent or a lease payment for the use of any rental or leased property, including Short-Term Rentals, or the agent representative or successor thereof.

R.

"Registrant" means a Person issued a Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate.

S.

"Renewal" means a Registrant completes and submits an Application with the required fee payment for approval of a subsequent Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate.

T.

"Rent Restricted Primary Residence" means a Primary Residence subject to housing restrictions by deed or agreement by the County or another public agency or authority as affordable housing, or subject to an agreement that provides a housing subsidy for affordable housing, or which is restricted under State or federal law or administrative regulation.

U.

"Residential Unit" means a habitable, permitted, self-contained living space that is intended for occupancy by an individual or a single household.

V.

"Short-Term Rental" means use of a Primary Residence, or portion thereof, for the purposes of providing temporary lodging for compensation for occupancy of thirty (30) consecutive Days or less, counting portions of Days as full Days.

W.

"Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate" means a County document authorizing a Registrant to engage in Short-Term Rentals activity at a specific Primary Residence, and includes a Registration number, issuance date, and expiration date. A Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate may not be sold, assigned, or transferred, and does not run with the land.

X.

"Tax Collector" means the Treasurer and Tax Collector of the County, their designated deputy, agent, representative, or designee.

Y.

"Transient Occupancy Tax" means the tax identified in Chapter 4.72 of the County Code.

Z.

"Un-Hosted Stay" means a Short-Term Rentals activity that is not a Hosted Stay.

AA.

"Unincorporated areas" means areas in Los Angeles County outside the jurisdictional boundaries of incorporated cities.

AB.

"Vacation Rental" means a dwelling unit that is not a Primary Residence and which is available for temporary lodging, for compensation. The term "Vacation Rental" does not include bed and breakfast inns, hotels, or a dwelling unit for which a tenant has a month-to-month rental agreement and the rental payments are paid monthly.

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

A.

Before Primary Residences are rented as Short-Term Rentals to any Guest, a Person must submit an Application and obtain a Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate from the Tax Collector pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter.

B.

Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificates are valid for one (1) year from the date of issuance. Registrants may renew Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificates on an annual basis prior to expiration by submitting the Application prescribed by the Tax Collector with payment of the annual Short-Term Rentals registration fee amount.

C.

An Applicant must apply for a Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate in the format prescribed by the Tax Collector and pay the annual Short-Term Rentals registration fee amount of nine hundred fourteen dollars ($914), payable to the Tax Collector. The Tax Collector may subsidize the registration fee during the first year of this Short-Term Rentals Ordinance's implementation for low-income individuals/households.

The Application must include the following:

a.

Information needed to verify the Host's identification and Primary Residence;

b.

Identification of the Local Responsible Contact;

c.

A list of all Hosting Platforms to be used;

d.

Whether Un-Hosted Stays will be offered; and

e.

Any other information required by the instructions on the Application and/or the guidelines promulgated by the Tax Collector.

The Tax Collector will not process an Application until the Short-Term Rentals annual registration fee amount identified in Section 7.96.040.C is remitted to the Tax Collector.

D.

The Host must sign an affidavit under penalty of perjury affirming the following requirements are met before the Tax Collector will issue a Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate:

The Short-Term Rentals unit is the Host's Primary Residence;

The Host or a Local Responsible Contact must be reachable by telephone at all times during Short-Term Rentals stays to respond to and take remedial action regarding Short-Term Rentals concerns or complaints;

All Hosted and Un-Hosted Short-Term Rentals must be for thirty (30) consecutive Days or less;

Hosted Stays must be for a minimum of one (1) night;

Un-Hosted Stays must be for a minimum of two (2) consecutive nights;

Un-Hosted Stays may not exceed ninety (90) nights per calendar year;

Consent from the Property Owner by notarized signature granting authorization for use of the Primary Residence for Short- Term Rentals;

The Short-Term Rentals unit is not an Accessory Dwelling Unit, Rent Restricted Primary Residence, or Vacation Rental;

The Host certifies compliance with all requirements of this Chapter, the County Code, and all applicable State, federal, or other local laws, and Tax Collector procedures;

The Host agrees to indemnify, save, protect, hold harmless, and defend the County, its Special Districts, elected and appointed officers, representatives, officials, employees, agents, and volunteers from and against any and all liability, including, but not limited to, claims, demands, damages, fines, obligations, suits, judgments, penalties, actions, losses, or expenses (including attorney and expert witness fees), arising from and/or relating to Host's actions or inaction in the operation and/or maintenance of their Short-Term Rental; and

The Host affirms that any property tax obligation for the Primary Residence for the secured roll is not deemed defaulted by operation of law pursuant to California Revenue and Taxation Code section 3436. Additionally, any property tax obligation on the unsecured roll assessed against the owner or owners of the Primary Residence is paid prior to the applicable delinquency date pursuant to California Revenue and Taxation Code section 2922.

E.

If an Applicant for Short-Term Rentals Registration violates this Chapter, the Tax Collector may deny an Application submitted by that Applicant for a period of up to one (1) year.

F.

Fees and penalties will be forfeited upon abandonment of an Application, denial of an Application, or when a Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate is suspended or revoked. The registration fee payment or a portion may be refunded by the Tax Collector if:

All or a portion of the registration fee payment was in excess, erroneous, or double payment; or

An Applicant withdraws an Application and so notifies the Tax Collector of the withdrawal In Writing before an approval or denial of the Application has been completed by the Tax Collector. The Tax Collector will notify the Applicant of its determination regarding a reasonable refund of fees within ninety (90) Days of receipt of a notice of withdrawal.

G.

In the event of a declaration of a natural disaster or emergency by the State, federal, or local government, including the Board of Supervisors, the Tax Collector may extend payment deadlines, change effective Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate dates, cancel penalties, and cancel or refund fees for Short-Term Rentals Registrants that have been affected by the emergency or natural disaster when the Tax Collector requests and receives documentation to demonstrate displacement or economic hardship caused by a natural disaster or emergency.

H.

Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificates are non-assignable, non-transferable, and will be null and void immediately upon an ownership, lease, or sublease change of any registered property.

I.

Duplicate Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificates may be issued to a Registrant or an authorized representative of the Registrant with satisfactory proof of authority to request a duplicate Registration Certificate upon payment of the requisite amount determined by the Tax Collector.

J.

If a Primary Residence is subject to a lease or rental agreement or the rules of a homeowners' or condominium association, allowance to engage in Short-Term Rentals through this Chapter must not be inferred to grant any permission that invalidates or supersedes provisions in those agreements, including, but not limited to, any prohibition of, or more stringent restrictions on Short-Term Rentals.

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

A.

Short-Term Rentals are not permitted without a valid Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate.

B.

Short-Term Rentals are not permitted in Rent Restricted Primary Residences.

C.

Short-Term Rentals are not permitted in Vacation Rentals.

D.

Short-Term Rentals are not permitted in Accessory Dwelling Units nor any other form or type of habitable accessory structure, such as guesthouses, pool houses, or recreation rooms.

E.

Short-Term Rentals are not permitted in any part of the property not approved for residential use, including, but not limited to, any vehicles parked on the property (including motor homes, vans, boats, or similar vehicles), storage sheds, trailers, garages, or any temporary or permanent structures, including, but not limited to, yurts, treehouses, tents, or structures used as a place of abode.

F.

Short-Term Rentals are not permitted on any boat, ship, floating facility or vessel, floating home, or houseboat, including those that may serve as a Primary Residence or as a place of abode.

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

A.

Short-Term Rentals must be operated, maintained, advertised, booked, and facilitated in a manner that complies with this Chapter, the County Code, and all applicable State, federal, or other local laws.

B.

A copy of a valid Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate must be posted in a conspicuous place inside the Short-Term Rental.

C.

The Tax Collector will mail notice to the owners of all neighbor properties adjacent and abutting, and if applicable, across a street or alleyway, of the exterior boundaries of the Host's Primary Residence address noted on the Registration Certificate, within seven (7) Days of issuance thereof.

D.

Short-Term Rentals advertisements or listings, including any Hosting Platform advertisement or listing, must include the valid Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate number issued by the County, depicted in a visible location on the advertisement.

E.

Signs must not be posted on the exterior of Primary Residences to advertise the availability for Short-Term Rentals.

F.

Short-Term Rentals must be reserved and paid for by a Guest at least twenty-one (21) years old.

G.

Short-Term Rentals for Hosted and Un-Hosted Stays must not exceed the maximum of thirty (30) consecutive Days.

H.

Short-Term Rentals for Hosted Stays must be for at least one (1) night.

I.

Short-Term Rentals for Un-Hosted Stays must be for at least two (2) consecutive nights.

J.

Short-Term Rentals for Un-Hosted Stays must not exceed the maximum of ninety (90) nights per calendar year.

K.

Guest occupancy is limited to two (2) Persons per bedroom, plus two (2), with a maximum occupancy of twelve (12) Guests per booking or reservation. Lofts that meet California Building Code egress requirements are considered a bedroom for the purposes of this occupancy calculation.

L.

Short-Term Rentals must not adversely affect the residential character of the neighborhood by causing nuisance activities, including, but not limited to, illegal parking, disturbances of the peace, excessive noise, vibration, glare, light, odors, littering, or other effects that unreasonably interfere with a community, neighborhood, or any Persons' reasonable enjoyment of their residence.

M.

Short-Term Rentals must not be used to host any parties or events causing a nuisance that disrupts the surrounding neighborhood, including, but not limited to, open invite gatherings or parties advertised on social media, commercial events, commercial parties, commercial group gatherings, banquets, corporate events, or any event where an admission fee is charged.

N.

Short-Term Rentals with on-site parking pursuant to Sections 22.112.060 and 22.112.070 of the County Code must make the on-site parking available for Guests. If on-site parking includes an area with a shared easement, written consent must be secured from all easement holders by the Host.

O.

Short-Term Rentals located in high fire hazard zones, as designated in Title 32 of County Code, Appendix P 102.3, must provide notice on all Short-Term Rentals listings and display notice of the high fire hazard on the exterior of the premises indicating that smoking of any kind, and any open flame, including the use of outdoor barbecue grills and fire pits, are prohibited in any exterior area of the property.

P.

Hosts with a suspended Registration Certificate are prohibited from advertising or renting the Primary Residence for Short- Term Rentals for the duration of the suspension; and a Host whose Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate has been revoked or lapsed without Renewal may not advertise or rent the Primary Residence for Short-Term Rentals unless and until a new Registration Certificate is authorized by the County.

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

A.

The Host must immediately remediate any violations of this Chapter or other provisions of the County Code arising at or pertaining to Short-Term Rentals.

B.

Hosts must not operate more than one (1) Short-Term Rental at a time in the Unincorporated areas of the County.

C.

Hosts must not allow more than one (1) Short-Term Rental Guest booking per night.

D.

Hosts must limit Guest occupancy pursuant to Section 7.96.060.K.

E.

The Host is obligated to collect and remit the Transient Occupancy Tax and must fully comply with all requirements of Chapter 4.72 of the County Code, or any successor Sections, including, but not limited to, records maintenance and inspection. Pursuant to Section 7.96.080.C (Hosting Platform Requirements), if a Host Platform does not collect the Transient Occupancy Tax for rentals, Hosts are solely responsible for collection of all applicable Transient Occupancy Tax and remittance of the collected tax to the County.

F.

The Host must provide and maintain in working condition smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and flashlights on the premises of the Short-Term Rentals unit.

G.

The Host must provide and maintain adequate and readily accessible fire extinguishers maintained in proper working order. Each fire extinguisher must carry a suitable tag showing the date of the most recent inspection.

H.

Hosts must have a notice posted within Short-Term Rentals in a location clearly marked and easily accessible by the Guest (e.g., posted on the refrigerator or included within a binder placed at a conspicuous location) containing the following information:

The maximum number of occupants;

Parking capacity, location of on-site parking spaces, and parking rules, if any;

Trash and recycling disposal and pickup information;

The name and telephone number of the Local Responsible Contact to be contacted on a twenty-four (24) hour basis;

Emergency contact information for police, fire, or emergency medical services; and

Evacuation plan showing emergency exit routes and fire extinguisher locations.

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

A.

Hosting Platforms operating or advertising Short-Term Rentals in the Unincorporated areas of the County must comply with the requirements of this Chapter.

B.

Hosting Platforms must not process or complete any Booking Transactions for Short-Term Rentals unless the Host has a valid Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate issued by the County.

C.

Hosting Platforms are required to:

List the Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate number on Booking Transactions;

Limit all Booking Transactions to thirty (30) consecutive Days or less, as set forth in Section 7.96.060.G;

Provide the Tax Collector contact information for an employee or representative of the Hosting Platform that will be responsible for responding to requests for information from the Tax Collector or any County department;

Remove any Short-Term Rentals listings from its platform upon notification by the Tax Collector of a violation pursuant to this Chapter; and

Inform all Hosts of the Host's responsibility to collect and remit all applicable Transient Occupancy Tax in accordance with Chapter 4.72 of the County Code, as well as any other applicable State, federal, and local taxes.

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

A.

Each Day that any violation of this Chapter occurs or continues constitutes a separate and distinct violation. The penalties in this Chapter are cumulative, are not dependent upon the taking of any other action, and preclude no other available remedy.

B.

County Counsel may, in the name of the County of Los Angeles, bring suit for all remedies, including, but not limited to, the recovery of any Short-Term Rentals registration fee or penalty required by this Title.

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

A.

The Tax Collector or their designee may investigate any complaint or citation relating to Short-Term Rentals.

B.

If after an investigation the Tax Collector or any other County department has reasonable cause to believe that any Short- Term Rentals activity is in violation of the requirements of this Chapter, applicable provisions of the County Code, State, federal, or other local laws, the Tax Collector may issue a notice of noncompliance or notice of continuing violation in accordance with the authority found in the County Code and this Chapter.

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

A.

The Tax Collector is responsible for the enforcement of this Chapter.

B.

Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificates may be suspended, modified, revoked, or denied by the Tax Collector.

C.

The Tax Collector or any County department may serve a notice of noncompliance by personal service or registered or certified mail when any Short-Term Rentals activity is noncompliant and in violation of this Chapter or the County Code. When any Short-Term Rentals activity is occurring without the Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate required by this Chapter, including when expired, suspended, revoked, or denied, the Tax Collector or any County department may serve a notice of noncompliance or notice of continuing violation by personal service or registered or certified mail. A notice of noncompliance or notice of continuing violation must contain the following:

A statement of the noncompliance or continuing violation, including the basis for the determination by the Tax Collector or any County department, a summary of supporting evidence, a directive to immediately cease all Short-Term Rentals activity, and the required amount of fines, fees, and penalties that must be paid;

Notice that every Day of noncompliance or continuing violation is a separate and distinct violation with administrative fines issued pursuant to Chapter 1.25 of the County Code, up to the Short-Term Rentals registration fee amount;

Notice that the stated noncompliance or continuing violation may be appealed; and

Notice that all objections to the validity of service of the notice of noncompliance or notice of continuing violation are deemed waived if a notice of appeal is filed.

D.

The Tax Collector or any other County department may take such steps as may be necessary to immediately halt Short-Term Rentals activity if Short-Term Rentals continue after a notice of noncompliance or notice of continuing violation was served.

E.

The Tax Collector may immediately suspend or revoke a Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate if the Tax Collector or any other County department receives a complaint or citation containing sufficient allegations of an imminent threat to public peace, health, or safety, or of a Short-Term Rental operating in violation of the requirements of this Chapter, the County Code, State, federal, or other local laws.

F.

The Tax Collector may suspend or revoke a Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate if the Registrant is convicted of violating any provision of the County Code, or State and federal laws in a criminal case, or is found in violation of the County Code in a civil or administrative action.

G.

Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificates may be revoked if the Registrant has any debt owed to the County for unpaid Transient Occupancy Tax pursuant to Chapter 4.72 of the County Code.

H.

If a Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate is suspended or revoked, the Registrant must cancel any future bookings and remove all advertisements related to Short-Term Rentals.

I.

Any suspended or revoked Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate must be surrendered to the Tax Collector upon notice to the Registrant from the County. If a Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate is surrendered to the County Sheriff or any County department, the department must notify the Tax Collector.

J.

Any Person who violates any provision of this Chapter may be subject to a criminal case, or civil or administrative action, and may be liable for a civil penalty, including, but not limited to, an injunction, fine, and imprisonment in the County for a period not to exceed six (6) months.

K.

If a violation of this Chapter is found to be a nuisance, it may be abated. Notice of the abatement of a nuisance will be given to the Property Owner, Registrant, or Host, including notice of the abatement proceeding, and an opportunity to appear. If the nuisance constitutes an immediate threat to public health or safety, the summary abatement of a nuisance may be ordered pursuant to California Government Code section 25845, subdivision (a). A nuisance may also be abated by the imposition of a lien or special assessment for the cost of nuisance abatement pursuant to California Government Code section 25845, subdivisions (b) through (g), and Chapter 1.23 of the County Code. All unpaid abatement costs may be secured by a nuisance abatement lien recorded against the title to Short-Term Rentals where violations occurred and by special assessment placed on the property tax bill of said property. All steps taken to impose a lien and create a special assessment must comply with all applicable requirements of the State, federal, County, or other local laws.

L.

Any Person who violates any provision of this Chapter may be subject to administrative fines, noncompliance fees, and other remedies pursuant to Chapter 1.25 of the County Code, including the following:

Hosting Platforms: Up to a one thousand dollar ($1,000) fine per violation per Day may be imposed for violations of any Hosting Platform Requirements as set forth in Section 7.96.080.

Hosts: Up to a two thousand dollar ($2,000) fine per violation per Day may be imposed, or two (2) times the average nightly rate charged, whichever is greater, for any of the following violations:

a.

Booking Short-Term Rentals without a valid Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate;

b.

A single Host booking Short-Term Rentals at more than one residence within the Unincorporated areas of the County;

c.

Booking Short-Term Rentals where the Host's Short-Term Rentals Registration Certificate is expired, revoked, or suspended;

d.

Booking a Guest on the same night another Guest is reserved to occupy a Short-Term Rental;

e.

Booking a Guest's occupancy for more than the maximum of thirty (30) consecutive Days;

f.

Booking a Hosted Stay that is less than one (1) night;

g.

Booking an Un-Hosted Stay that is less than two (2) consecutive nights; or

h.

Booking Short-Term Rentals exceeding the maximum of ninety (90) nights per calendar year for Un-Hosted Stays.

M.

Notwithstanding Subsection L, an administrative fine may not be assessed if a notice states the violation is capable of being cured and is cured by Registrant within ten (10) Days of the date of the notice or date of the notice of noncompliance.

N.

The Tax Collector may assess and collect from a Short-Term Rentals Registrant, or a Person operating an unregistered Short- Term Rental, a noncompliance fee of two hundred eighty-five dollars ($285) for any provision of this Title through a Notice of Noncompliance. Noncompliance fees are due immediately upon issuance of the Tax Collector's notice. A Notice of Noncompliance may be appealed pursuant to Section 7.96.120.

O.

Amounts owed under the County Code and this Chapter which are not paid when due will constitute a debt to the County that may be collected in compliance with Section 2.52.040 of the County Code through a civil action, a lien against any property owned or operated by the debtor, or any other legal remedy. Successors to a Short-Term Rentals activity assessed a penalty or fine will be liable for unpaid fees and penalties if the successors had notice of the assessed penalty and amount due.

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

A.

Any Host that receives a notice of noncompliance or notice of continuing violation may file a notice of appeal of any administrative fine, compliance fee, or other enforcement remedy with the Tax Collector or as described in the notice.

B.

A notice of appeal must be received by the Tax Collector within ten (10) Days from the date on the notice of noncompliance or notice of continuing violation.

Failure to file a notice of appeal within ten (10) Days of the date of the notice may result in the notice of noncompliance or notice of continuing violation to be the County's final decision. However, the Tax Collector in their discretion may forward a notice of appeal to the Hearing Officer if the notice is received later than ten (10) Days after the date of a notice.

A notice of appeal must state all bases for an appeal, including a detailed statement of defense to all violations, any supporting evidence, a Person's signature and mailing address, and payment for the cost of an appeal as set forth in the County notice of noncompliance or notice of continuing violation.

C.

The Tax Collector may designate a Person qualified to conduct a fair and impartial hearing as a Hearing Officer under this Chapter, including, but not limited to, the Office of the County Hearing Officer if one has been created, and forward the notice of appeal to the Hearing Officer.

If a timely and complete notice of appeal is received, an appeal hearing will be scheduled and noticed by the Hearing Officer.

The decision rendered following an appeal hearing is the final decision of the County.

D.

At any time prior to a final decision by the Tax Collector or the close of an appeal hearing by the Hearing Officer, a notice of noncompliance or notice of continuing violation may be amended or supplemented by the Tax Collector, their designee, or any other County department to add new violations. Notice must be given of all amended violations pursuant to the notice requirements set forth in this Chapter, and the notice must disclose how to file an appeal or amend a notice of appeal filed previously.

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

A.

If any Section, subsection, sentence, clause, or phrase of this Chapter is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdiction, such decision must not affect the validity of the remaining provisions.

B.

The County Board of Supervisors hereby declares that it would have adopted this Chapter, Section, and every subsection, sentence, clause, and phrase thereof not declared invalid or unconstitutional, without regard to whether any portion would subsequently be declared invalid or unconstitutional.

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

The Tax Collector is responsible for administration and enforcement of this Chapter and promulgating guidelines and rules consistent with the provisions of this Chapter and the County Code.

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

A.

This Short-Term Rentals Registration Ordinance will take effect one hundred eighty (180) days from the date of final passage by the Board of Supervisors.

B.

This Short-Term Rentals Registration Ordinance will not take effect in the County Coastal Zones until certified by the California Coastal Commission.

C.

This Short-Term Rentals Registration Ordinance will not take effect in the Santa Monica Mountains North Area until it is effective in the Santa Monica Mountains Local Coastal Plan.

(Ord. 2024-0015 § 1, 2024.)

FOOTNOTES FOR TITLE 7

For statutory provisions on county licensing of businesses, see Bus. and Prof. Code § 16100 et seq.

For constitutional provisions on bingo games, see Calif. Const., Art. IV § 19; for statutory provisions on the same, see Penal Code § 326.5.

For statutory provisions on charitable solicitations, see Bus. and Prof. Code § 17510 et seq.

For statutory provisions on cold storage, see Health and Saf. Code § 28110 et seq.

For statutory provisions on licenses to sell concealed weapons, see Penal Code § 12070 et seq.

For statutory provisions on the feeding of garbage to swine, see Food and Agric. Code § 10901 et seq.

For statutory provisions on motor vehicle repair dealers, see Bus. and Prof. Code § 9880 et seq.

For statutory provisions on county licensing of peddlers, see Bus. and Prof. Code § 16101.

For statutory provisions on restaurants, see Health and Saf. Code § 28520 et seq.; for provisions on local regulation of restaurants, see Health and Saf. Code § 28693.

For statutory provisions on secondhand dealers, see Bus. and Prof. Code § 21600 et seq.

For statutory provisions allowing local authorities to license and regulate the operation of vehicles for hire and taxi drivers, see Vehicle Code §§ 16501 and 21100; for provisions on financial responsibility requirements for vehicles for hire, see Vehicle Code § 16500.

Editor's note: Articles 1 and 2 of Chapter 8 of Ord. 5860, on taxicabs, were entirely amended and updated by Ord. 11730 § 1, 1978. However, some section numbers existing before the 1978 amendment did not appear in 11730, although they were not repealed. These section numbers, as amended, are as follows:

1507.2 — added by 7816 § 2 (part), 1960; amended by 8073 § 24, 1961 and 9714 § 15 (part), 1969.

1531.6 — added by 7848 § 4 (part), 1960; amended by 9714 § 15 (part), 1969 and 9807 § 8 (part), 1969.

1552 — in original Ord. 5860.

1553 — in 5860; amended by 778 § 6 (part), 1960.

1554 — in 5860; amended by 7269 § 9, 1957, 8608 § 1 (part), 1964, 10217 § 11 (part), 1971 and 11209 § 1 (part), 1975.

1555 — added by 7778 § 7, 1960; amended by 9807 § 8 (part), 1969.

1555.5 — added by 778 § 7, 1960; amended by 8097 § 6 (part), 1961 and 9807 § 8 (part), 1969.

1556 — and 5860; amended by 7778 § 8, 1960 and 8097 § 6 (part), 1961.

1557, 1558, — in original Ord. 5860. 1559, 1560

For statutory provisions on dealers in secondhand goods, see Bus. and Prof. Code § 21625 et seq.

APPENDIX 1 - CROSS REFERENCE TABLE FOR ORDINANCE 5860

Chapter, article and section numbers of Ordinance 5860 are shown with section numbers of the Los Angeles County Code in which they appear.

Ord. 5860 LACC

Chapter 1

Article 1

1 7.04.290

2 7.02.380

3 7.02.390

4 7.02,340

5 7.02.350

6 7.02.360

7 7.04.020

7.1 7.04.330

7.2 7.04.340

7.3 7.04.350

7.4 7.04.360

7.5 7.04.370

7.6 7.04.030

8 7.04.010

8.5 7.04.040

9 7.04.050

10 7.04.060

11 7.04.090

12 7.04.300

13 7.04.320

14 7.04.100

15 7.04.110

16 7.04.270

17 7.04.140

18 7.02.370

19 7.02.010

20 7.04.120

Article 2

21 7.02.020

21.2 7.02.050

21.4 7.02.060

22 7.02.040

22.5 7.02.030

23 7.02.070

23.5 7.02.080

24 7.02.090

24.2 7.02.100

24.3 7.02.110

24.5 7.02.120

25 7.02.130

25.5 7.02.140

25.7 7.02.150

26 7.02.160

26.1 7.02.170

26.2 7.02.190

26.4 7.02.200

26.4 7.02.210

26.6 7.02.220

26.7 7.02.180

26.8 7.02.230

26.9 7.02.240

27 7.02.250

28 7.02.260

28.1 7.02.270

28.2 7.02.280

28.5 7.02.290

29 7.02.310

30 7.02.300

31 7.02.320

32 7.02.330

39 7.06.040

40 7.04.150

Article 3

43 7.06.010

43.5 7.06.020

43.6 7.06.030

44 7.06.050

44.5 7.06.060

44.6 7.06.070

44.7 7.06.080

45 7.06.100

45.2 7.06.110

45.3 7.06.120

45.7 7.06.130

46 7.06.140

47 7.06.150

48 7.06.160

Article 4

51 7.06.170

52 7.06.180

Article 5

61 7.06.200

62 7.06.230

62.2 7.06.240

62.3 7.06.250

62.6 7.06.210

63 7.06.260

64 7.06.220

Article 6

71 7.06.270

72 7.06.300

73 7.06.290

74 7.06.310

75 7.06.190

76 7.06.280

Article 7

81 7.08.060

82 7.08.010

82.7 7.08.070

83 7.08.080

84 7.06.090

84.5 7.08.090

85 7.08.020

86 7.08.030

86.2 7.08.040

87 7.08.050

91 7.08.110

91.5 7.08.100

91.6 7.08.120

91.7 7.08.130

91.9 7.08.140

92 7.08.150

92.1 7.08.160

92.2 7.08.170

93 7.08.190

94 7.08.180

95 7.08.200

95.6 7.08.210

95.7 7.08.220

95.8 7.08.230

96 7.08.240

97 7.08.270

98 7.08.250

98.5 7.08.260

98.6 7.08.280

Article 9

99 7.10.010

101 7.10.100

101.1 7.10.110

101.2 7.10.120

101.3 7.10.130

101.4 7.10.140

102 7.10.020

103 7.10.030

103.1 7.10.040

103.2 7.10.050

103.3 7.10.060

103.4 7.10.070

103.5 7.10.090

103.6 7.10.080

104 7.10.150

105 7.10.170

105.2 7.10.160

105.4 7.10.180

106 7.10.190

Article 9.5

107 7.12.010

108 7.12.030

108.2 7.12.040

109 7.12.020

109.1 7.12.050

109.2 7.12.060

109.3 7.12.070

109.5 7.12.080

109.6 7.12.090

109.7 7.12.100

109.9 7.12.110

110 7.12.120

111 7.04.070

112 7.04.080

113 7.04.210

114 7.04.200

115 7.04.220

Article 11

121 7.04.170

122 7.04.180

123 7.04.190

124 7.04.160

126 7.04.310

127 7.04.230

129 7.04.240

130 7.02.260

132 7.04.250

133 7.14.030

134 7.14.020

135 7.10.200

135.1 7.10.210

135.3 7.10.220

135.4 7.10.230

135.5 7.10.240

135.6 7.10.260

135.7 7.10.270

135.8 7.10.280

135.9 7.10.290

135.9.1 7.10.300

135.10 7.10.310

135.11 7.10.250

135.12 7.10.330

135.13 7.10.320

135.14 7.10.340

135.15 7.10.370

135.15.5 7.10.360

135.16 7.10.380

135.17 7.10.350

136 7.10.390

137 7.04.280

Chapter 2

Article 1

301 7.04.130

Article 2

321 7.90.030

321.5 7.90.040

322 7.90.050

349 7.90.540

350 7.90.550

351 7.90.560

352 7.90.220

353 7.90.230

354 7.90.570

355 7.90.580

358 7.90.240

360 7.90.250

360.5 7.90.260

361 7.90.590

361.5 7.90.600

362 7.90.020

363 7.90.270

364 7.90.280

366 7.90.610

372 7.90.290

375 7.90.620

375.2 7.90.630

375.4 7.90.640

376 7.90.300

377 7.90.310

378 7.90.320

379 7.90.330

Article 3

401 7.58.010

402 7.58.010

403 7.58.010

404 7.58.040

404.2 7.58.030

404.4 7.58.020

404.6 7.58.010

405 7.58.110

406 7.58.070

407 7.58.090

408 7.58.100

409 7.58.120

410 7.58.060

411 7.58.080

412 7.58.050

Article 4

441 7.18.010

441.5 7.18.010

442 7.18.020

445 7.18.030

446 7.18.040

447 7.18.050

450 7.18.060

451 7.18.090

452 7.18.120

453 7.18.100

454 7.18.110

455 7.18.070

457 7.18.080

Article 5

501 7.26.010

502 7.26.010

503 7.26.030

504 7.26.040

505 7.26.020

Article 7

531 7.38.010

532 7.38.020

533 7.38.030

535 7.38.040

536 7.38.070

537 7.38.050

538 7.38.060

539 7.38.080

540 7.38.090

541 7.38.100

542 7.38.110

543 7.38.130

544 7.38.120

545 7.38.140

546 7.38.150

547 7.38.160

548 7.38.170

549 7.38.030

Article 8

561 7.48.010

562 7.48.020

563 7.48.030

564 7.48.040

565 7.48.050

Article 9

570 7.50.010

571 7.50.020

572 7.50.030

573 7.50.040

Article 10

581 7.52.010

582 7.52.060

583 7.52.020

584 7.52.040

585 7.52.050

586 7.52.030

587 7.52.070

Article 11

591 7.54.010

591.1 7.54.050

591.2 7.54.060

591.3 7.54.070

591.4 7.54.080

591.5 7.54.090

591.6 7.54.100

591.7 7.54.110

591.8 7.54.030

591.9 7.54.130

592 7.54.150

592.1 7.54.140

592.2 7.54.040

592.3 7.54.120

593 7.54.020

Article 11.5

594 7.54.160

595 7.54.170

596 7.54.190

597 7.54.200

598 7.54.160

599 7.54.180

Article 12

601 Repealed by 92-0132

602 Repealed by 92-0132

603 Repealed by 92-0132

604 7.62.070

607 7.62.010

608 7.62.110

609 7.62.120

610 Repealed by 92-0132

611 Repealed by 92-0132

612 7.62.090

613 7.62.080

614 7.62.100

Article 13

621 7.70.010

622 7.70.020

622.5 7.70.040

623 7.70.030

624 7.70.010

625 7.70.050

626 7.70.060

Article 14

651 7.72.010

652 7.72.020

654 7.72.030

656 7.72.040

Article 15

705 7.28.010

705.5 7.28.020

706 7.28.030

708 7.28.010

710 7.28.040

Article 16

721 7.88.010

722 7.88.030

723 7.88.040

724 7.88.020

Article 17

731 7.86.010

732 7.86.020

733 7.86.030

735 7.86.040

736 7.86.050

737 7.86.060

738 7.86.080

739 7.86.090

740 7.86.140

741 7.86.070

742 7.86.130

743 7.86.100

744 7.86.110

745 7.86.120

Article 18

751 7.32.010

752 7.32.020

Article 19

760 7.46.010

761 7.46.020

762 7.46.030

763 7.46.040

764 7.46.050

Article 20

771 7.47.010

772 7.47.010

773 7.47.020

774 7.47.040

774.1 7.47.050

774.2 7.47.070

774.3 7.47.060

775 7.47.030

776 7.47.080

776.1 7.47.120

777 7.47.100

778 7.47.090

779 7.47.110

Chapter 3

Article 1

801 7.22.020

802 7.22.010

802.1 7.22.010

Article 2

841 7.22.030

842 7.22.040

843 7.22.050

Article 3

881 7.22.070

882 7.22.060

883 7.22.120

884 7.22.110

885 7.22.100

886 7.22.080

887 7.22.090

Chapter 4

Article 1

1001 7.16.010

1002 7.16.010

1003 7.16.030

1003.1 7.16.040

1003.5 7.16.050

1003.7 7.16.060

1004 7.16.050

1004.1 7.16.070

1005 7.16.080

1006 7.16.140

1006.1 7.16.150

1007 7.16.160

1007.1 7.16.170

1008 7.16.280

1008.1 7.16.300

1009 7.16.290

1010 7.16.310

1011 7.16.180

1011.1 7.16.190

1012 7.16.200

1014 7.16.210

1015 7.16.220

1016 7.16.230

1016.1 7.16.250

1016.5 7.16.260

1016.7 7.16.270

1017 7.16.340

1018 7.16.240

1019 7.16.110

1020 7.16.090

1021 7.16.100

1021.1 7.16.130

1021.2 7.16.120

1022 7.16.020

1023 Repealed by 96-0067

1025 7.16.330

Chapter 5

Article 1

1101 7.74.010

1102 7.74.010

Article 2

1111 7.74.020

1112 7.74.030

1113 7.74.040

1114 7.74.050

1115 7.74.060

Article 3

1121 7.74.070

1122 7.74.080

1123 7.74.090

1124 7.74.100

1125 7.74.110

Article 4

1131 7.74.120

1132 7.74.130

1133 7.74.140

1134 7.74.150

1135 7.74.160

Chapter 6

Article 1

1251 7.42.010

1252 7.42.020

1253 7.42.030

1254 7.42.060

1255 7.42.040

1256 7.42.050

1257 7.42.080

1258 7.42.070

Article 2

1275 Repealed by 92-0132

1276 Repealed by 92-0132

1277 Repealed by 92-0132

1278 Repealed by 92-0132

1279 Repealed by 92-0132

1280 Repealed by 92-0132

1281 Repealed by 92-0132

1282 Repealed by 92-0132

1283 Repealed by 92-0132

1284 Repealed by 92-0132

1285 Repealed by 92-0132

1286 Repealed by 92-0132

1287 Repealed by 92-0132

1288 Repealed by 92-0132

1289 Repealed by 92-0132

Chapter 7

Article 1

1301 7.76.010

1302 7.76.020

1303 7.76.030

1311 7.76.040

1312 7.76.050

1313 7.76.060

1314 7.76.070

1315 7.76.080

1316 7.76.090

1316.2 7.76.100

1316.4 7.76.110

1317 7.76.120

1318 7.76.130

1319 7.76.140

1320 7.76.150

Article 4

1324 7.76.160

1325 7.76.170

Article 5

1331 7.76.180

1332 7.76.180

1333 7.76.190

1334 7.76.200

Article 6

1341 7.76.210

1342 7.76.210

1343 7.76.220

1344 7.76.230

Article 7

1351 7.76.240

1352 7.76.270

1353 7.76.240

1354 7.76.260

1355 7.76.240

1356 7.76.250

1357 7.76.280

1358 7.76.290

1359 7.76.300

Article 9

1391 7.76.310

1392 7.76.330

1393 7.76.340

1394 7.76.350

1395 7.76.450

1396 7.76.460

1397 7.76.360

1398 7.76.380

1399 7.76.370

1400 7.76.420

1401 7.76.430

1402 7.76.440

1403 7.76.390

1404 7.76.400

1405 7.76.410

1406 7.76.320

Chapter 8

Article 1

1501 7.80.010

1502 7.80.010

1502.1 7.80.020

1503 7.80.030

1503.1 7.80.040

1504 7.80.050

1505 7.80.060

1505.1 7.80.070

1506 7.80.080

1506.1 7.80.090

1506.2 7.80.100

1507 7.80.110

1507.1 7.80.120

1508 7.80.130

1508.1 7.80.140

1509 7.80.150

1510 7.80.160

1511 7.80.170

1512 7.80.180

1513 7.80.190

1513.1 7.80.200

1513.2 7.80.210

1514 Repealed by 89-0086

1515 7.80.230

1516 7.80.250

1517 7.80.240

1518 7.80.260

1518.1 7.80.270

1519 7.80.280

1520 7.80.290

1521 7.80.300

1522 7.80.310

1522.1 7.80.320

1522.2 7.80.330

1523 7.80.340

1524 7.80.350

1525 7.80.360

1525.1 7.80.370

1526 7.80.380

1527 7.80.390

1528 7.80.400

1529 7.80.410

1530 7.80.420

Article 2

1531 7.80.430

1532 7.80.450

1532.1 7.80.460

1533 7.80.470

1534 7.80.480

1534.5 7.80.490

1535 7.80.500

1535.1 7.80.510

1536 7.80.520

1537 7.80.530

1538 7.80.560

1539 7.80.550

1540 7.80.600

1541 7.80.580

1542 7.80.570

1543 7.80.590

1544 7.80.620

1545 7.80.610

1546 7.80.640

1547 7.80.650

1548 7.80.660

1549 7.80.540

1550 7.80.440

1551 7.80.630

Article 3

1571 7.80.670

1572 7.80.670

1573 7.80.670

1574 7.80.680

1575 7.80.700

1576 7.80.690

Chapter 10

Article 1

2002 7.30.040

2003 7.30.030

2004 7.30.105

2005 7.30.060

2006 7.30.010

2007 7.30.020

2008 7.30.050

2009 7.30.090

2010 7.30.100

2011 7.30.070

2012 7.30.080

Article 2

2021 7.30.110

2022 7.30.120

2023 7.30.130

2023.5 7.30.140

2024 7.30.150

2025 7.30.160

2026 7.30.170

2027 7.30.180

2028 7.30.200

2029 7.30.220

2030 7.30.230

2031 7.30.240

2032 7.30.190

2033 7.30.210

Article 3

2040 7.30.250

2041 7.30.270

2042 7.30.280

2043 7.30.290

2045 7.30.260

Article 4

2051 7.30.300

2052 7.30.320

2053 7.30.310

Article 5

2060 7.30.340

2061 7.30.350

2061.5 7.30.420

2062 7.30.360

2062.5 7.30.450

2063 7.30.460

2064 7.30.470

2064.5 7.30.480

2065 7.30.530

2066 7.30.370

2067 7.30.510

2068 7.30.520

2069 7.30.500

2070 7.30.380

2071 7.30.390

2072 7.30.400

2073 7.30.410

2074 7.30.430

2075 7.30.440

2076 7.30.490

2077 7.30.330

Article 6

2151 7.30.540

2152 7.30.600

2153 7.30.620

2154 7.30.550

2155 7.30.580

2156 7.30.560

2157 7.30.610

2158 7.30.590

2158.5 7.30.570

Article 7

2171 7.30.670

2172 7.30.680

Article 8

2181 7.30.630

2182 7.30.640

2183 7.30.650

2184 7.30.660

Article 9

2191 7.30.690

2192 7.30.700

2194 7.30.710

2195 7.30.720

2196 7.30.730

2197 7.30.760

2198 7.30.770

2199 7.30.740

2200 7.30.750

Chapter 12

Article 1

2301 7.84.010

2302 7.84.020

Article 2

2311 7.84.020

Article 3

2321 7.84.030

2322 7.84.040

2323 7.84.050

Chapter 13

Article 1

2401 7.40.010

2402 7.40.010

Article 2

2421 7.40.030

2422 7.40.060

2423 7.40.040

2424 7.40.050

2425 7.40.080

2426 7.40.070

2428 7.40.090

2429 7.40.100

2430 7.40.110

2431 7.40.140

2432 7.40.150

2433 7.40.170

Article 3

2451 7.40.120

2452 7.40.160

2453 7.40.180

2454 7.40.130

2455 7.40.020

Chapter 14

Article 1

2501 7.78.010

2502 7.78.010

2503 7.78.030

2504 7.78.010

2505 7.78.040

2506 7.78.020

2507 7.78.050

2508 7.78.060

Article 2

2521 7.78.190

2522 7.78.200

2523 7.78.210

2524 7.78.230

2525 7.78.180

2526 7.78.220

Article3

2531 7.78.070

2532 7.78.160

2534 7.78.080

2535 7.78.100

2536 7.78.110

2537 7.78.090

2538 7.78.120

2539 7.78.130

2542 7.78.140

2543 7.78.150

2544 7.78.170

Chapter 15

Article 1

2601 7.56.010

2602 7.56.010

2603 7.56.010

Article 2

2611 7.56.020

2612 7.56.030

2613 7.56.040

2614 7.56.050

2615 7.56.060

Article 3

2621 7.56.070

Article 4

2631 7.56.080

2632 7.56.090

Article 5

2641 7.56.110

2642 7.56.120

2643 7.56.100

2644 7.56.140

2645 7.56.150

2646 7.56.160

2648 7.56.180

2649 7.56.170

2650 7.56.130

Chapter 16

Article 1

2701 7.64.010

Article2

2711 7.64.020

2712 7.64.030

2713 7.64.040

2714 7.64.050

2715 7.64.060

2716 7.64.070

Article 3

2721 7.64.080

2722 7.64.090

Article 4

2731 7.64.120

2732 7.64.100

2733 7.64.140

2734 7.64.130

2735 7.64.150

2736 7.64.170

2737 7.64.160

2741 7.64.200

2743 7.64.190

2744 7.64.180

2745 7.64.110

Chapter 17

Article 1

2802 7.36.010

2804 7.36.020

Article 2

2810 7.36.040

2811 7.36.110

2813 7.36.120

2814 7.36.130

2815 7.36.050

2816 7.36.080

2817 7.36.060

2818 7.36.070

2819 7.36.090

2820 7.36.140

2821 7.36.100

Article 4

2840 7.36.150

2841 7.36.160

2842 7.36.030

Article 5

2850 7.36.180

2851 7.36.170

Article 6

2860 7.36.190

2861. 7.36.200

2872 7.36.210

2874 7.36.350

2875 7.36.230

2876 7.36.240

2877 7.36.370

2878 7.36.390

2879 7.36.360

2880 7.36.380

2881 7.36.250

2882 7.36.260

2883 7.36.280

2884 7.36.300

2885 7.36.340

2886 7.36.330

2888 7.36.320

2889 7.36.400

2890 7.36.410

Article 7

3003 7.36.220

3006 7.36.290

3007 7.36.270

3011 7.36.310

3101—3107 7.24.010

3108 7.24.010

3109 7.24.010

3110 7.24.020

Article 2

3111 7.24.030

3112 7.24.040

3113 7.24.050

3114 7.24.070

3115 7.24.060

3116 7.24.080

3117 7.24.090

3118 7.24.130

3119 7.24.140

3120 7.24.150

3121 7.24.100

3122 7.24.110

3123 7.24.120

Article 3

3131 7.24.310

3132 7.24.160

3133 7.24.170

3134 7.24.200

3135 7.24.190

3136 7.24.230

3137 7.24.210

3138 7.24.220

3139 7.24.250

3140 7.24.260

3141 7.24.240

3142 7.24.290

3143 7.24.300

3144 7.24.180

3145 7.24.270

3146 7.24.280

3147 7.24.320

Article 4

3151 7.24.330

3152 7.24.350

3153 7.24.360

3154 7.24.340

Article 5

3161 7.24.370

3162 7.24.380

3163 7.24.390

3164 7.24.400

Article 6

3171 7.24.410

3172 7.24.420

3173 7.24.430

3174 7.24.440

3175 7.24.450

3176 7.24.460

3177 7.24.470

3178 7.24.480

3179 7.24.490

3180 7.24.500

3181 7.24.510

3182 7.24.520

3183 7.24.530

3184 7.24.540

Chapter 19

Article 1

3201 7.60.020

3202 7.60.010

3203 7.60.010

Article 2

3211 7.60.030

3212 7.60.050

3213 7.60.040

3214 7.60.060

3215 7.60.070

3216 7.60.080

3217 7.60.090

3218 7.60.100

3219 7.60.110

3220 7.60.170

3221 7.60.180

3222 7.60.120

3223 7.60.130

3224 7.60.140

3225 7.60.150

3226 7.60.151

3227 7.60.152

3228 7.60.160

Article 3

3241 7.60.290

3242 7.60.300

3243 7.60.250

3244 7.60.280

3245 7.60.270

3246 7.60.310

3247 7.60.350

3248 7.60.260

3249 7.60.190

3250 7.60.200

3251 7.60.210

3252 7.60.220

3253 7.60.340

3254 7.60.330

3255 7.60.230

3256 7.60.240

3257 7.60.320

Chapter 20

Article 1

3301 7.44.030

3302 7.44.010

3303 7.44.010

Article 2

3311 7.44.020

3312 7.44.040

Chapter 21

Article 1

3331 7.82.010

3332 7.82.020

Article 2

3341 7.82.090

3342 7.82.100

3343 7.82.110

Article 3

3351 7.82.030

3352 7.82.050

3353 7.82.060

3354 7.82.070

3355 7.82.080

3356 7.82.040

Chapter 23

Article 1

3501 7.20.020

3502 7.20.030

3503 7.20.040

3504 7.20.010

Article 2

3511 7.20.050

3512 7.20.060

3513 7.20.080

3514 7.20.090

3515 7.20.110

3516 7.20.100

3517 7.20.120

3518 7.20.130

3519 7.20.150

3520 7.20.140

3521 7.20.160

3522 7.20.070

3523 7.20.170

Article 3

3531 7.20.180

3532 7.20.200

3533 7.20.190

3534 7.20.210

3535 7.20.220

3536 7.20.230

3536 7.20.240

3537 7.20.250

3538 7.20.260

3539 7.20270

3540 7.20.280

Article 4

3551 7.20.290

3552 7.20.320

3553 7.20.440

3554 7.20.460

3555 7.20.470

3556 7.20.430

3557 7.20.390

3558 7.20.420

3559 7.20.360

3560 7.20.370

3561 7.20.480

3562 7.20.380

3563 7.20.510

3564 7.20.490

3565 7.20.500

3566 7.20.300

3567 7.20.330

3568 7.20.410

3568 7.20.450

3569 7.20.340

3570 7.20.400

3571 7.20.350

3572 7.20.310

3573 7.20.520

Article 5

3581 7.20.530

3582 7.20.540

Chapter 24

3601 Repealed by 92-0132

3602 Repealed by 92-0132

3603 Repealed by 92-0132

3604 Repealed by 92-0132

3605 Repealed by 92-0132

Chapter 25

Article 1

3701 7.25.010

3702 7.25.020

3703 7.25.030

3704 7.25.160

Article 2

3705 7.25.040

3706 7.25.050

3706.1 7.25.060

3706.2 7.25.070

3706.3 7.25.080

3707 7.25.090

3707.1 7.25.100

3708 7.25.110

3709 7.25.120

3710 7.25.130

3710.1 7.25.140

3711 7.25.170

3712 7.25.180

3713 7.25.150

3714 7.24.200

3715 7.25.190

Article 3

3716 7.25.210

3717 7.25.240

3718 7.25.270

3719 7.25.220

3720 7.25.230

3721 7.25.250

3722 7.25.260

Chapter 26

Article 1

3801 7.85.010

3802 7.85.020

3803 7.85.050

3804 7.85.220

3805 7.85.230

3806 7.85.130

Article 2

3807 7.85.030

3808 7.85.040

3809 7.85.060

3810 7.85.110

3811 7.85.170

3812 7.85.200

Article 3

3813 7.85.070

3814 7.85.210

3815 7.85.080

3816 7.85.090

3817 7.85.100

3818 7.85.120

3819 7.85.140

3820 7.85.150

Article 4

3821 7.85.180

3822 7.85.180

3823 7.85.160

Chapter 30

1001—10055 (not codified)

Chapter 31

11001 7.14.010