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Chapter II — CLAIMS AGAINST THE COUNTY FOR MONEY OR DAMAGES

Santa Clara County Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-09-30 · Santa Clara County

Sec. A9-4. - Necessity to file claims.

Sec. A9-5. - Time and manner of presentation of claims.

Sec. A9-6. - Exceptions to claim-presentation requirements.

Sec. A9-7. - Disposition of claims.

Sec. A9-8. - Filing actions upon claims against the County.

Sec. A10-4. - Executive Officer of the Superior Court.

Sec. A10-5. - Reserved.

Sec. A11-1. - County Executive recognized.

Sec. A11-2. - County Executive to be responsible to Board of Supervisors.

Sec. A11-3. - Executive designated official agency for improvements.

Sec. A11-4. - Registrar of Voters.

Sec. A11-5. - Duties.

Sec. A11-6. - Political Reform Act of 1974.

Sec. A11-7. - Fee for circulation of initiative petition.

Sec. A11-8. - Electronic filing; findings and purpose.

Sec. A11-9. - Definitions.

Sec. A11-10. - Filing of campaign statements.

Sec. A11-11. - Penalties for late filing.

Sec. A11-12. - Severability.

Sec. A12-1. - Shortage of housing.

Sec. A12-2. - Issuance of bonds.

Sec. A12-3. - Establishment of program.

Sec. A12-4. - Purposes.

Sec. A12-5. - Consent of cities.

Sec. A12-6. - Officers of County authorized to act.

Sec. A12-7. - Liberal construction.

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