Chapter 18.50 — SUMMARY VACATION OF PUBLIC SERVICE EASEMENTS

The vacation of streets, highways and public service easements is governed by Streets and Highways Code Section 8335 et seq. The procedure for the summary vacation of public service easements under this chapter shall not be the exclusive means of vacating public service easements and the city may utilize any other method pursuant to state or local law. (Ord. 3092-16 § 1)

For purposes of this chapter, a public service easement is an easement for one or more of the following purposes:

(a) Parking.

(b) Ingress and egress.

(c) Emergency access.

(d) Light and air access.

(e) Landscaping.

(f) Open space.

(g) Access to and/or operation and maintenance of a stormwater treatment measure.

(h) Construction, operation and maintenance of utilities.

(i) Sidewalks and pathways. (Ord. 3092-16 § 1)

The director of public works may summarily vacate any public service easement by administrative resolution of vacation. The administrative resolution of vacation shall state all of the following:

(a) That the vacation is made under this chapter.

(b) The name or other designation of the public service easement and a precise description of the portion vacated. The description of the portion vacated may be by a precise map which is recorded in the Santa Clara County recorder's office or to which reference is made in the resolution and which is permanently maintained by the public entity.

(c) The facts under which the summary vacation is made.

(d) That from the date the resolution is recorded with the Santa Clara County recorder's office, the public service easement vacated no longer constitutes a public service easement.

(e) Certification that all entities having any right, title or interest in the public service easement

being vacated have been notified of this action. (Ord. 3092-16 § 1)

The fee for filing a request for a summary vacation of a public service easement pursuant to this chapter shall be set forth in the schedule of fees established by resolution of the council. (Ord. 3092-16 § 1)

• Title 19
• ZONING
• Article 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
• Chapter 19.02 ADOPTION AND PURPOSE

• Article 2 DEFINITIONS
• Chapter 19.12 DEFINITIONS

• § 19.12.020. "A".
• § 19.12.030. "B".
• § 19.12.040. "C".
• § 19.12.050. "D".
• § 19.12.060. "E".
• § 19.12.070. "F".
• § 19.12.080. "G".
• § 19.12.090. "H".
• § 19.12.100. "I".
• § 19.12.110. "J".
• § 19.12.120. "K".
• § 19.12.130. "L".
• § 19.12.140. "M".
• § 19.12.150. "N".
• § 19.12.160. "O".
• § 19.12.170. "P".
• § 19.12.180. "Q".
• § 19.12.190. "R".
• § 19.12.200. "S".
• § 19.12.210. "T".
• § 19.12.220. "U".
• § 19.12.230. "V".
• § 19.12.240. "W".
• § 19.12.250. "X".
• § 19.12.260. "Y".
• § 19.12.270. "Z".
• Article 3 ZONING DISTRICTS, USES AND
• RELATED DEVELOPMENT
• REGULATIONS

• Chapter 19.16 PRECISE ZONING PLANS—ZONING
• DISTRICTS—ZONING MAPS

• Chapter 19.18 RESIDENTIAL ZONING DISTRICTS

• Chapter 19.20 COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS

• Chapter 19.22 INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS

• Chapter 19.24 OFFICE AND PUBLIC FACILITIES
• ZONING DISTRICTS

• § 19.26.050. O combining district—Permit required.

• Chapter 19.27 SITE AND PROJECT-BASED SPECIFIC
• PLAN DISTRICTS

• Chapter 19.28 DOWNTOWN SPECIFIC PLAN
• DISTRICT

• Chapter 19.29 MOFFETT PARK SPECIFIC PLAN
• DISTRICT

• Chapter 19.32 BUILDING HEIGHTS, LOT COVERAGES AND FLOOR AREA
• RATIOS

• Chapter 19.34 FRONT, SIDE AND REAR YARDS

• Chapter 19.35 LAWRENCE STATION AREA PLAN
• DISTRICT

• Chapter 19.36 EL CAMINO REAL SPECIFIC PLAN
• DISTRICT

• Article 4 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT
• STANDARDS
• Chapter 19.37 LANDSCAPING, IRRIGATION AND
• USEABLE OPEN SPACE

• § 19.37.070. (Reserved)
• § 19.37.080. (Reserved)
• § 19.37.090. (Reserved)

• Chapter 19.39 GREEN BUILDING REGULATIONS

• Chapter 19.45 TRANSPORTATION DEMAND
• MANAGEMENT

• Chapter 19.47 OFF-SITE STADIUM EVENT PARKING

• Chapter 19.48 FENCES, DISTANCES BETWEEN BUILDINGS AND EXTENSIONS INTO
• YARDS

• Chapter 19.50 NONCONFORMING BUILDINGS AND
• USES

• Chapter 19.52 ART IN PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT

• Chapter 19.54 WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATION
• FACILITIES

• Chapter 19.56 ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SYSTEMS

• Chapter 19.60 ADULT BUSINESSES AND MASSAGE
• ESTABLISHMENTS

• Chapter 19.61 TEMPORARY UNENCLOSED USES

• Article 5 SPECIAL HOUSING ISSUES
• Chapter 19.64 RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES AND
• CONGREGATE RESIDENCES

• Chapter 19.65 REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION
• PROCEDURES

• Chapter 19.67 INCLUSIONARY BELOW MARKET
• RATE OWNERSHIP HOUSING
• PROGRAM

• Chapter 19.68 MOBILE, ACCESSORY, AND SINGLE
• ROOM OCCUPANCY LIVING UNITS

• Chapter 19.69 EXISTING BELOW MARKET RATE
• RENTAL HOUSING

• Chapter 19.70 CONVERSION OF RENTAL HOUSING
• TO COMMUNITY HOUSING
• PROJECTS

• Chapter 19.71 RESIDENTIAL TENANT PROTECTIONS PROGRAMS

• § 19.71.030. Adoption of Civil Code Section 1946.2 by reference related to terminations of tenancy.

• Chapter 19.72 MOBILE HOME PARK CONVERSIONS

• Chapter 19.74 PARK DEDICATION FEES FOR RENTAL HOUSING PROJECTS

• Chapter 19.76 SHORT-TERM RENTAL OF
• RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY

• Chapter 19.77 INCLUSIONARY BELOW MARKET
• RATE RENTAL HOUSING

• Chapter 19.78 DUAL URBAN OPPORTUNITY
• HOUSING

• Chapter 19.79 ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS

• Article 6 DISCRETIONARY PERMITS AND
• PROCEDURES
• Chapter 19.80 DESIGN REVIEW

• Chapter 19.81 STREAMSIDE DEVELOPMENT
• REVIEW

• Chapter 19.82 MISCELLANEOUS PLAN PERMIT

• Chapter 19.90 SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT PERMITS

• Chapter 19.92 GENERAL PLAN AND ZONING
• AMENDMENTS