San Jose Municipal Code Part 11 Direct Line Telephones

A. No person shall engage in commercial activity at the airport through the installation or maintenance of a direct line telephone in an airport terminal building or other city airport building, for the general public to use to directly contact a business located on or off the airport, unless a direct line telephone agreement for such purpose is first obtained.

B. The director may approve and execute, on behalf of the city, a direct line telephone agreement if the term of the agreement is for three years or less (including the term of any extension or renewal by either the city or the person who installs such telephone).

C. If the total term of any such agreement is longer than three years, city council approval of the execution of the agreement is required. If the director has approved such an agreement on behalf of the city, he or she may not thereafter approve a subsequent direct line telephone agreement with the same person, without authorization of the city council to do so.

D. No direct line telephone agreement may be approved unless:

1. There is adequate space in appropriate locations available to accommodate such activity consistent with the space requirements of other airport uses and such use would not interfere with other operations or uses for such space; and

2. The proposed agreement conforms with the city council policy for commercial activity at the airport.

E. Approval of such agreements by either the director or the city council is at the city's sole discretion.

(Ord. 25529.)

A. Any person who enters into a direct line telephone agreement shall maintain insurance in amounts and under terms and conditions established by the city's risk manager to be necessary or desirable to protect the city and the general public. The insurance requirements shall be included in any direct line telephone agreement.

B. Any person who enters into a direct line telephone agreement shall pay such fees and charges for the privilege of installing and maintaining a direct line telephone as are established by resolution of the city council.

C. Any person who enters into a direct line telephone agreement shall be limited to the type of telephone and location specified in the agreement. Except as may be authorized in the agreement, no other advertising of such person's business shall be permitted in the vicinity of the direct line telephone.

D. All such direct line telephone agreements shall contain such other terms, conditions and provisions as may be determined by the city council or the director, if the director is authorized to execute the agreement, to protect the safety, welfare and convenience of the city and the general public.

(Ord. 25529.)