HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-116 Regulated parking - Airport ORDINANCE NO. 93- 116
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AN ORDINANCE relating to administration, pertaining to the following at the
Yakima Air Terminal regulating parking in restricted areas,
establishing petroleum licensing and flowage fees, establishing
fuel handling procedures, regulating off - airport rental car
businesses' conduct, and establishing penalties for violation of
the aforementioned regulations, enacting Chapter 1 92 as a new
chapter of the City of Yakima Municipal Code and repealing
Chapter 6 35 of the City of Yakima Municipal Code.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF YAKIMA:
Section 1 Chapter 6 35 "Airport Ground Control and Security" of the City of
Yakima Municipal Code is hereby repealed in its entirety
Section 2 The following is hereby enacted as a new chapter, Chapter 1 92
"Yakima Air Terminal" of the City of Yakima Iviunicipal Code
"Chapter 1 92
Yakima Air Terminal
1 92 010 General Provisions.
• A. Definitions
(1) Airport /Air Terminal means areas within the legal
boundaries of the Yakima Air Terminal as defined in "Exhibit A" of the
Joint Air Terminal Operation Agreement, dated June 30, 1982, on file for
public review in the office of the Yakima Air Terminal Manager, and all
areas immediately adjacent to the Air Terminal property as defined
abo\ e, that ha\ e taxi\\ ays, ramps, and the like intended as a means of
access for aircraft to and from the Air Terminal.
(2) Restricted Area means any portion of the Yakima Air
Terminal now or hereafter consisting of the air operations area (AOA),
security identification display area (SIDA), general aviation areas (GA),
and passenger pre - boarding area as those terms are defined by this
section.
(3) Air Operations Area means that portion of the restricted
area of the Yakima Air Terminal consisting of taxiways and runways
and property adjacent thereto now or hereafter posted or fenced with
signs designating the boundaries of and warning against entry into
such air operations area.
(4) Security Identification Display Area means that portion of
the restricted area of the Yakima Air Terminal adjacent to Terminal
building concourses, now or hereafter used for loading and unloading
of passengers and baggage of air carriers and as identified in the
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(5) General Aviation Area means that portion of the restricted
area of the Yakima Air Terminal now and hereafter designated by
director) and warning signs to be used for general aviation purposes,
including load, unloading, and performing services in connection with
aircraft other than aircraft operated by air carriers.
(6) passenger Pre- Boarding Area means that portion of the
Yakima Air Terminal building now or hereafter separated by barriers
from the unrestricted area therein and posted with a warning sign(s)
giving notice that entry of persons into the passenger pre- boarding
area is restricted and all persons entering that area are subject to the
passenger pre- boarding screening process in accordance with
applicable laws, rules, and regulations.
(7) Air Carrier means a person, firm or corporation engaged
in transporting persons and freight by air, required by applicable laws,
rules or regulations to conduct pre - departure screening of enplaning
passengers and having a contract or other agreement with the Yakima
Air Terminal Board to conduct such operations at the Yakima Air
Terminal, either regularly or on specific dates.
(8) public Parking Area means any portion of the Yakima Air
Terminal now or hereafter designated by sign(s) to be used for parking
of \ ehicles by the general public
(9) Controlled Parking Area means any portion of the Yakima
Air Terminal now or hereafter designated by sign(s) to be used for
parking of specified \ ehicles or vehicles of a specified type or for a
specified purpose
(10) Jast Ramp and West Ramp mean those portions of the
Yakima Air Terminal ramp area now or hereafter designated for
aircraft parking by resolution of the Yakima Air Terminal Board.
(11) Yakima Air Terminal Security Plan means the Yakima Air
Terminal Security Plan as promulgated pursuant to Code of Federal
Regulations, Aeronautics and Space, Federal Aviation Administration
Regulations 14 CFR Part 107, Airport Security, dated January 1, 1991 The
Security Plan is a restricted access document, and all requests for
information contained therein shall be directed to the Director, Civil
Aviation Security , Federal Aviation Administration.
(12) Dispenser means any unit used for the storage and /or
transfer of aviation fuels, lubricants or oxygen, or other fuels,
lubricants or oxygen intended to be used in aircraft, including, but not
limited to, tanks and associated equipment, tank trucks or tank vehicles,
h} drant systems, fuel pits (whether above or below ground), mobile or
fixed ox-y gen service units, lubrication dispensers, and any other type
of deg ice used for the storage or transfer of fuels, lubricants, and
ox) gen.
(13) Fueling Agent means (1) any person, firm or corporation
engaged in the business of selling fuel, lubricants or oxygen to any
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other person, firm or corporation at the Yakima Air Terminal or (2) any
• self - fueler, that is, a person, firm or corporation engaged in the
business of supplying fuel, lubricants or oxy gen to equipment owned,
in N% hole or in part, by the person or corporation.
B. Authority of Yakima Air Terminal Board.
The Yakima Air Terminal, through the Airport Manager, as the
public entity having jurisdiction of all Air Terminal property, is
authorized to establish practices and procedures for operations and
activities of the Yakima Air Terminal, to administer the provisions of
this chapter and other federal, state, and local laws, rules, and
regulations applicable to Air Terminal operations and activities, to place
and maintain earning and directory signs as required by this chapter
or as the Manager deems necessary or desirable, and to administer
pro. isions of this chapter and other applicable laws, rules, and
regulations, all with the concurrence of the Yakima Air Terminal Board.
C. Enforcement.
Unless otherwise provided herein, the provisions of this Chapter
are enforceable by all la'. ■ enforcement personnel of the City of Yakima,
the Yakima Air Terminal, and those members of the Airport staff
designated as security officers or named specifically for parking
enforcement by the Yakima Air Terminal Board.
II/ Approved Rules and Regulations.
The folios\ ing publications, documents, and circulars are
appro. ed for incorporation into the rules and regulations of the Yakima
Air Terminal In the event of conflict bet■een /among regulations, the
most stringent regulation shall apply A complete copy of each shall be
on file for public reviev ■, in the office of the Yakima Air Terminal
Manager, 2400 West Washington Avenue, Yakima, Washington.
(1) Uniform Fire Code (1991 Edition, replaced by the
latest edition hereafter), Part IV, Article 24, Airports, Heliports,
and Helistops, Division 1- General, Division 2- Refueler Units,
Division 3- Helistops, except Division 1- General, Section 24 107
drip pans and Section 23 203(c) (only one qualified person shall
be required for fuel transfer from a mobile fueler )
(2) Uniform Fire Code (1991 Edition, replaced by the
latest edition hereafter), Part VII -- Special Subjects, Article 79,
Flammable and Combustible Liquids, in its entirety
(3) National Fire Protection Association Part 407,
Aircraft Fueling Servicing, 1990 Edition, replaced by the latest
edition hereafter
(4) Federal Aviation Administration Advisory Circular
00 -34A, Aircraft Ground Handling and Servicing, dated 7/29/74,
• replaced b) the latest edition hereafter
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(5) Federal Aviation Administration Advisory Circular
150- 5230 -4, Aircraft Fuel Storage, Handling, and Dispensing on
Airports, dated 8/27/82, replaced by the latest edition hereafter
(6) Federal Aviation Administration Regulation 14 CFR
139 321, Handling and Storage of Hazardous Substances and
Materials, dated January 1, 1991, replaced by the latest edition
hereafter
1.92.020 Fuel Handling.
A No person shall store, dispense or otherwise handle aviation fuel,
lubricants or oxygen (other than articles and materials that are, or are
intended to be, aircraft cargo) at the Yakima Air Terminal unless such
person
1 Has completed an aviation fuel training course in
fire safet) that meets the requirements set forth in the Federal
Aviation Administration Regulations 14 CFR Part 139 321, or
2. Has successfully completed on- the -job training in
aviation fuel handling fire safet) from a person trained in
paragraph A, and
3 Is registered with the Yakima Air Terminal and has
pro\ ided acceptable documentation that the training in
Paragraphs 1 or 2 has been successfull) completed, and •
4 Possesses a valid identification badge issued by the
Yakima Air Terminal Manager
B Identification badges are available at the Yakima Air Terminal
Manager's office, by appointment, for a non - refundable fee of $10 00
Within three (3) days of termination of employment, the fueler's
identification badge must be returned to the Airport Manager's office
It shall be the responsibilit) of the fuel handler's employer to assure
the return of the identification badge The employer shall submit to the
Air Terminal Manager a fee of S50 00 for each badge not returned
within the stated time period The Air Terminal Manager must be
notified within three (3) days of any lost, stolen or missing
identification badges A non - refundable fee of $5 00 will be charged for
reissuing identification badges.
C Each Air Terminal tenant fueling agent shall annually certify to
the Air Terminal Manager that all fuel handlers employed by that agent
ha\ e received the training outlined in Subsection A. This information
shall be reported by June 1st of each year and shall include the name of
each person authorized pursuant to Subsection A to fuel and a list of
training accomplished.
D It is a civil infraction for any person to fuel, or otherwise handle
fuel, lubricants or oxygen on the Airport without visibly displaying the
fuel handlers identification badge, on his /her person, unless such
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person is receiving on- the -job training and is under the direct and
• immediate supervision of a person authorized to handle fuel as outlined
in Section A.
E It is a civil infraction for any person to use, or allow the use of,
aviation fuel, lubricants or oxygen from any dispenser whether fixed or
mobile, which does not comply strictly with all pertinent sections of the
Uniform Fire Code, National Fire Protection Association Part 407 (latest
edition), and F.A.A. Advisory Circular 150/5230 -4 (latest edition)
F It is a civil infraction for any person at the Yakima Air Terminal
to dispense fuel, lubricants or oxygen from any dispenser, whether
fixed or mobile, in a manner that is not strictly in compliance with
procedures outlined in the Uniform Fire Code, National Fire Protection
Association Part 407 (latest edition), and F A.A. Advisory Circular
1 50/5230 -4 (latest edition)
G Penalty for violations
(1) Any person in violation of Subsections A, C, D, or F shall be
penalized as follows.
(a) First offense Revocation of fueling privilege until
conditions hate been corrected, as determined by persons with
appropriate authority outlined in Section I.
S (b) Second offense A Class 3 infraction, subject to a
cis it penalty of not more than 550 00 and seven (7) day
rep ocation of fueling privilege
(c) Third and any subsequent offense A Class 2
infraction, subject to a civil penalty of not more than 5125 00 and
30 day revocation of fueling privilege
(2) Any person in violation of Section E shall be penalized as
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(a) First offense Immediate re\ ocation of fueling
privilege until discrepanc) is corrected, as determined by
persons with appropriate authority outlined in Section I.
(b) Second offense A Class 3 infraction, deemed
committed by the owner and /or operator of the dispenser,
whether fixed or mobile; subject to a civil penalty of not more
than 550 00 and mandatory revocation of fueling privilege until
the discrepancy has been corrected.
(c) Third and any subsequent offense A Class 2
infraction, deemed committed by the owner and /or operator of
the dispenser, whether fixed or mobile; subject to a civil penalty
of not more than 5100 00 and mandatory revocation of fueling
• privilege for one (1) month At the end of the suspension date,
the dispenser may be put back into service only after it has been
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inspected and determined to be in compliance with all pertinent
regulations
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Applicability
(1) This subsection is applicable to all persons, corporations,
firms, and organizations which supply fuel, lubricants, and oxygen to
any other person, corporation, company, or organization at the Yakima
Air Terminal for use or intended for use in aircraft of any type or
nature
(2) Paragraphs 1, 2, and 3 of Subsection A and Subsections C, E,
F, and G of this section are applicable to persons, corporations, firms,
and organizations who dispense fuel, lubricants, and oxygen to aircraft
owned and operated solely by said person, corporation, firm, or
organization at the Yakima Air Terminal.
(3) Subsections A, C, and D of this section are not applicable to
FAA Part 121 or Part 135 Airline Operators % \hile engaged in self -
fueling
(4) This section is not applicable to wholesale fuel distributors
N\ ho are licensed in accordance with Yakima Air Terminal Board
Resolution No 12 -83- 003 -A, Airport Petroleum Products License and
Flow age Fee, EXCEPT if such person, firm or corporation so licensed
abo\ e engages directly in supplying fuel, lubricants or oxygen to
aircraft, the subsections otherwise appropriate to the person, firm or
corporation's activities apply
I. Authority
The following persons have the authority to administer the
regulations set forth in this section and initiate enforcement action.
1 Yakima Air Terminal Board and staff
2 City of Yakima Code Enforcement personnel
3 City of Yakima Fire Chief, or his designee.
1 92 030 Airport Petroleum Products License and Flowage
Fee
A No person, firm or corporation shall deliver aviation gasoline,
motor ehicle gasoline, diesel fuel, kerosene, aviation jet fuel, or like
substance (hereafter referred to as fuel) to any person, firm or
corporation located at the Yakima Air Terminal with the knowledge that
such fuel will be dispensed at the Yakima Air Terminal without first
securing a license to do so, hereby designated as an airport petroleum
license Such license shall be obtained from the Yakima Air Terminal
Board through the Airport Manager's office and shall expire on the last
day of December of each year The annual fee for such license is fixed
in the sum of S50 00, without regard to the date on which it is purchased.
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• The term "located at the Yakima Air Terminal" as used throughout
this section means an) person, firm or corporation with direct access to
the Yakima Air Terminal whose prime business is dependent upon
airport operations or usage.
B. Any person, firm or corporation who delivers said fuel to an)
person, firm or corporation located at the Yakima Air Terminal, shall
pa) to the Yakima Air Terminal a fuel flowage fee of five cents (S 05)
for each gallon of fuel.
C On or before the tenth day of each month, each person, firm or
corporation deli. ering fuel as designated in this section shall render to
the Airport Manager a statement showing the type of fuel, and the
number of gallons delivered in the previous month, to whom delivered,
and the amount due the Yakima Air Terminal Board pursuant to this
section, and remit with the statement the amount due.
D Exemption
Fuels used exclusivel) b) the Cit) of Yakima Fire Department and
the Yakima Air Terminal are exempt from this section An air carrier
w hose lease with the Yakima Air Terminal prohibits the charge of a fuel
floe age fee also is exempt from this section
1 92 040 Off - Airport Rental Car Business Activity
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A person, No firm or corporation shall solicit, pick up or deliver
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customers in an) manner at the Yakima Air Terminal for an) rental car
business not having an office at the Air Terminal without first having
obtained an Off - Airport Rental Car Business permit from the Board for
the operation of an off - airport rental car business.
B Off - Airport Rental Car Business Permits will be issued annuall)
for a tw eh e month period within thirty (30) days after the application
has been submitted to the Board, provided the application is approved.
C The Board may issue an Off - Airport Rental Car Business Permit
onl) upon receipt of a signed and verified application from the rental
car business oN \ ner(s) containing the following information,
agreements, and proof
1 The names and addresses of every person,
partnership or corporation having an interest in the business.
2. For corporations not traded publicly, the names and
addresses of all persons having an interest in the business.
3. Proof of comprehensive general liability and
automobile insurance in the amount of at least $500,000 00
combined single limit covering all business operations,
employees, and customers
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4 The make, model, color, identification number, and
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motor \ ehicle registration number of all vehicles to be operated
at the Air Terminal.
5 Proof of financial responsibility in the form of a
cash bond or corporate surety bond in the amount of $5,000 00, or
other similar security acceptable to the Board assuring the
faithful performance of all obligations under the business permit
and business permit application.
6. A written agreement to pay for the duration of the
permit, to the Board, a percentage fee equal to ten percent (10%)
of gross rental revenues per month, as defined herein, payable
on the 10th day of each month for the preceding month's
receipts.
7 The names and job titles of local management
personnel, as \, e11 as all business employees engaged in the
operation of vehicles to be operated on Airport property
8. A written agreement covenanting to obey and
folio« all standards, rules, and regulations published by the
Board
9 Proof of all business and motor vehicle permits
required by local, state, and federal authorities
10. A written agreement to submit written proof to the
Board of all gross receipts at the time payment is due,
accompanied by a statement certified by an officer of the
company attesting to the accuracy of payments due the Board.
"Gross Automobile Rental Revenue" means only the time and
mileage charges and sums received by the operator from its
customers for all ' ehicles rented from the Air Terminal, it being
understood that such gross receipts include only receipts derived
from the rental of automobiles to passengers picked up at the
Yakima Air Terminal.
11 A written agreement to authorize the Board to audit
all business records and accounts at any time upon demand and to
make such records and accounts available.
12. A written agreement that vehicles will stop only
„ hi1e in the process of loading and unloading customers with
bonafide reservations Upon request by an authorized
representative of the Board, the driver of a vehicle (or company
personnel that may accompany them) shall provide the
representative the name of such pre- reserved customer and
other information applicable to the reservation Drivers of
vehicles (or company personnel that may accompany them) are
prohibited from solicitation of business in any manner
hatsoe\ er upon the Air Terminal. The operation of vehicles
will be specifically limited to picking up and delivering pre -
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reser\ ed customers "Solicitation" is seeking to obtain revenues
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through the Yakima Air Terminal.
13 A written agreement to park only in the parking
and pickup area designated for off - airport rental cars.
14 The operator shall agree to indemnify, defend, and
save harmless the Yakima Air Terminal Board, the City and
County of Yakima, and their elected and appointed agents,
officials, and employees from any liability arising from the
operator's activities while at the Air Terminal, including, but not
limited to, the operator's care, custody, and control of operator's
passengers and operation of operator's motor vehicle at the Air
Terminal
15 A written agreement to abide by such additional
requirements as the Board shall impose from time to time.
D An Off - Airport Rental Car Business Permit will permit the
business to pick up customers at the terminal or other areas of the
Airport in a designated van appropriately marked with operator's
business name, or other motor vehicle, provided that no off - airport
rental car business shall operate more than two (2) designated motor
ehicles at the Air Terminal at the same time
E. An Off - Airport Rental Car Business Permit shall not permit a
S business to hav e an office or station at the Air Terminal, to park rental
cars at the Air Terminal, or to operate rental cars at the Air Terminal,
and all of these actions and activities are expressly prohibited
F. An Off - Airport Rental Car Business Permit may be revoked by the
Board for cause at a public meeting upon seven (7) days notice "Cause"
includes, but is not limited to, a breach of any of the agreements herein,
a failure to perform any of the agreement herein, including a failure to
make timely payments, violation of Board rules and regulations,
violation of the law s of the Federal Government or the laws of the State
of Washington or City of Yakima, and any other act or omission of the
permitee adv ersely affecting Air Terminal business operations or
posing a danger to the public health, safety or welfare "Cause" also
includes financial insolvency or instability
In the event a permit is revoked, all sums owed the Board shall
immediately become due and payable, and no fees or charges shall be
refundable by the Board. An Off - Airport Rental Car Business Permit
may, likewise, be denied for similar cause as it could be revoked In
addition, an Off - Airport Rental Car Business Permit may be denied or
revoked w hen, in the opinion of the Board, such action is necessary to
protect the public health, safety or welfare, or to preserve the financial
welfare of the Board. In the event a permit is denied, the applicant
shall be given written notice of the reasons within two (2) days of the
Board's decision and shall have the right to a hearing before the Board
provided the appellant files notice of the appeal with the Airport
• Manager within ten (10) days of the Board's decision.
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G Any person, firm or corporation violating any provision of this
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section shall immediately discontinue its rental car business activities at
the Yakima Air Terminal at the demand of the Board or its designee
H It is a civil infraction to violate any provision of this section All
proceedings shall be conducted in accordance with RCW 7 80 Any
person or corporation found by a court of law to have violated any such
provision is subject to a penalty up to $250 00 for each day during which
a violation occurred.
A notice of violation may be issued to the responsible party by
an) enforcement officer named in Section 1 92 010 C, upon reasonable
grounds to believe a violation by that party occurred
1.92 050 Airport Ground Control and Security
A Entry prohibited.
It is unlawful for any person to enter any restricted area of the
y akima Air Terminal V % hich is posted or fenced with signs w arning
against entry into such area, except the following persons are
authorized to enter restricted areas.
1 The Airport Manager, Airport employees under the
supervision of the Airport Manager, and members of the Yakima
Air Terminal Board on official business ma) enter any restricted
area at an) time,
2. Law enforcement officers performing their duty
ma) enter any restricted area at an) time,
3 Any employee of an air carrier may enter any
restricted area as may be necessary for the employee to perform
his duties as assigned by supervisory personnel of such air
carrier;
4 Enplaning and deplaning passengers of air carriers
may enter the passenger pre- boarding area and security
identification display area while in the process of enplaning or
deplaning, provided, no enplaning passengers shall enter such
restricted areas without first having been subjected to the final
passenger screening process in accordance with applicable laws,
rules, regulations or other requirements,
5. Owners, operators, and other persons connected
with the operation and servicing of aircraft located at the Yakima
Air Terminal other than that of air carriers, and passengers and
other persons being served by such aircraft, may enter the
general aviation area, east ramp, west ramp, and air operations
area as may be necessary to operate and service such aircraft or
to be served thereby,
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• 6. An) person may enter a restricted area %\ hen
escorted by the Airport Manager, Airport employ ee, or Airport
Board Member
7 Drivers and attendants of fire suppression vehicles
and equipment, ambulances and other emergency vehicles and
equipment may enter any restricted area as may be necessary to
respond to a summons for emergency services.
8. Aircraft fuelers and other aircraft servicing
personnel may enter the security identification display area
N% hen such fueling and /or servicing is requested by air carrier
personnel for air carrier aircraft provided that such entry is in
accordance with provisions of the Yakima Air Terminal Security
Plan (restricted access document)
9 Any person specifically authorized to enter
restricted areas by the provisions of the Yakima Air Terminal
Security Plan (a restricted access document)
B Vehicle parking
1 Controlled parking It is a parking infraction for the
operator of an) vehicle to stop or park such vehicle in any controlled
parking area at the Yakima Air Terminal unless authorized to do so
pursuant to the signing at such area.
Public is arbin It is a parking infraction for the operator
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of any \- ehicle to park a \ ehicle any place other than in an area
designated b) signs as a public parking area at the Yakima Air
Terminal, unless such vehicle is stopped or parked in a controlled
parking area in accordance with Subsection B.1 of this section
3 Impoundment The Airport Manager, his designee, and
any law enforcement officer of the jurisdiction, are authorized to
impound or cause to be impounded an) vehicle parked on Yakima Air
Terminal property in violation of the provisions of this section The
applicable provisions of Chapter 9 48 of the City of Yakima Municipal
Code shall go\-ern the impoundment, towing, storage, redemption or
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other disposition of any vehicle impounded pursuant to this section.
4 Penalty Violations of vehicle parking provisions shall be
a parking infraction with a monetary penalty of $10.00 for each and
e� ery violation The registered owner of the vehicle shall be presumed
to ha. e been the violator, unless another person admits to the violation
and pays the penalty
5. ' . ' i I • , • t . s Ms netary penalty for failure to
respond If no response is made to a notice of parking infraction within
seN en (7) days from the date it is issued, there shall be a monetary
penalty of $5 00 added to the monetary penalty for committing the
• parking infraction, and further, such monetary penalty for failure to
respond shall be increased to S20 00 if the notice of parking infraction
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remains unpaid for a period of thirty (30) days After thirty (30) days,
the Air Terminal Manager ma), in addition to other available remedies,
turn the unpaid penalties oA er to a collection agency, with the penalties
and the associated collection expenses to be paid by the responsible
party
C Penalty for violation.
Any person convicted of violating any provision of this section,
other than a parking infraction, is subject to punishment by a fine of
not more than S500 00 or incarceration for not more than ninety (90)
days or by both such fine and incarceration."
Section 3 This ordinance shall be in full force and effect 30 days after its
passage, approval, and publication as provided by law and by the City Charter
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, signed and approved this 21st day of December
1993
ATTEST Mayor
City Clerl.
Publication Date 12 - 24 - 93
Effecti\ e Date 1 - 23 - 94
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BUSINESS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
I YAKIMA, WASHINGTON
AGENDA STATEMENT
Item No. 1 /
For Meeting Of 12/21/93
ITEM TITLE: Legislation approving Yakima Air Terminal Board resolutions
SUBMITTED BY Raymond L. Paolella, Cit) Attorney
CONTACT PERSON /TELEPHONE. Bruce Loy, Airport Manager /575 -6150
SUMMARY EXPLANATION• In 1992 and 1993, the Yakima Air Terminal Board adopted
fi\ e resolutions dealing with fuel handling procedures, petroleum products license
and flow age fees, airport ground control and security, rental car business fees, and
rental car license agreements Some of these new Airport regulations establish
penalties for violation of the regulations Pursuant to RCW 14 08.200 and the "Joint Air
Terminal Operations Agreement" dated June 30, 1982, the City of Yakima and Count) of
Yakima, as joint owners, must approve and ratify all rules and regulations adopted by
the Yakima Air Terminal Board. The attached legislation consists of a resolution that
appro. es the Yakima Air Terminal Board resolutions, together with an ordinance that
• codifies in the Yakima Municipal Code the applicable regulations and penalties for
violation thereof
Resolution h Ordinance X . Contract Other(Specify)
Funding Source
APPROVED FOR SUBMITTAL. ���
Cit) Manager
STAFF RECOMMENDATION Adopt resolution and approve ordinance.
BOARD /COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION
COUNCIL ACTION
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