San Jose Municipal Code Part 7 Storage of Aircraft

Aircraft shall be stored and repairs made in spaces designated for the purpose by the director.

(Ord. 25529.)

Payment for storage, repairs, supplies, and/or other services rendered by the airport shall be made before flight clearance will be granted unless satisfactory credit arrangements have been made with the director.

(Ord. 25529.)

A. When an aircraft storage account is delinquent for fifteen days or more, the director may lock up the airplane until storage charges are paid.

B. No aircraft on which any tiedown fees or parking fees are unpaid may be removed without the prior written consent of the director.

C. In addition to all other remedies provided by law for the collection and enforcement of charges or fees due for the tying down or parking of aircraft, the city shall have a lien upon aircraft for the tying down or parking thereof.

D. Whenever such lien is lost by reason of loss of possession through trick, fraud or device, the repossession thereof by the city shall revive such lien.

E. Any lien of the city upon aircraft for the tying down or parking thereof may be foreclosed in the same manner as is provided generally by the Civil Code of California for the foreclosure of liens upon personal property.

(Ord. 25529.)