San Jose Municipal Code Part 2 San José Officials - Enforcement in Cupertino Reorganized Territory

The City of San José director of public works, director of planning and building official, as each is defined in an "Agreement for San José-Cupertino Municipal Reorganization," on file in the office of the city clerk, are and each of them is authorized to provide and continue inspection, supervision and enforcement of performance of such laws, contracts and permits as are in their respective authority in the City of San José, in relation to any project defined in said agreement, within territory detached from San José and annexed to Cupertino pursuant to a municipal reorganization.

(Ord. 19615.)

A. Such authorization shall be exercised in the territory of reorganization by requiring and imposing the same requirements of law, contract and permit as would be applicable in the City of San José as if the project was, remained and continued in the City of San José without annexation to Cupertino. Any such act shall be the act of both the City of San José and Cupertino.

B. Such building official may, but shall not be required to, continue inspection and enforcement after the expiration of ninety days succeeding the effective date of municipal reorganization; in all events, he shall cease after such ninety days, upon receipt of notice of a written resolution of the council of the city of Cupertino specifying the date, after such ninety days, when such authority terminates.

(Ord. 19615.)

No such authorization shall be effective or exercised unless and until there is effective an ordinance of the city of Cupertino permitting the exercise of such authority, in accordance with the provisions of the agreement mentioned in Section 17.05.020 of this Code and the joint exercise of powers agreement mentioned in Section 17.05.020 of this Code and the joint exercise of powers agreement mentioned in Section 17.05.010.

(Ord. 19615.)