Ordinance 123-71 - Laserfiche WebLink

• • use of the service aone.hood 'shall affix a ,notice in, the. form and in the manner prbvided by this ordinance. The notice shall indicate the unlawful use of the parking • space . It shall constitute a violation of this chapter to use a hood after notice of revocation is given permittee . G . Any such permit issued hereunder shall , unless revoked, be valid for a period of one year from the first of January or any portion of the year from the date of issuance to the following December thirty-first. H. The fee for a permit shall be one hundred dollars ($100 .00 per year or ten dollars ($10 .00) for each month or portion thereof for periods less than such year. The permittee shall also pay at the time of issuance of the hood a five dollar ($5 .00) deposit for the use of the hood, which shall remain the property of the City of Everett. In case hoods become lost or destroyed or so defaced that they are no longer usable , the permittee shall pay the City five dollars ($5 .00) for issuance of a new hood. Upon return of the hood in good condition the five dollar deposit shall be returned. Section 300 . 46 .61 .965 Removal of meters to facilitate construction. No parking meters shall be removed for the purpose of facilitating construction on private property except by the City of Everett, and then only after permit has been obtained for its removal by the applicant. Any person desiring a parking meter to be removed during a period of construction shall make application to the Finance and Budget Director, which application shall be accompanied by a fee of ten dollars ($10 .00) for each meter to be removed. The Finance and Budget Director shall refer the matter to the Engineering Department who shall approve or disapprove its removal . If approved, a permit shall be granted and the parking meter shall be removed for such time as the Engineering Department shall deem reasonable and necessary . Thereafter, the parking meter shall be reinstalled by the City of Everett. This section shall supersede all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith. Section 300 (a) 46 .61 . 970 Notice of Violation. The Notice of Violation shall be in a form that shall state the location and nature of the offense, the vehicle license number of the vehicle, the state of the license number, the vehicle make , the time and date of violation and the penalty for said violation. Section 300 (b) 46 .61 .975 Penalties for parking and parking meter violations . Except as expressly provided, penalties for overtime parking and parking meter violations shall be one dollar ($1 .00) when paid within 48 hours of the time of violation, or two dollars ($2 .00) if not paid within 48 hours . All other parking violations except as expressly provided shall be subject to a penalty of three dollars ($3 .00) . Any person who fails or refuses upon notice to pay said penalty shall be subject to civil suit brought in any court of the State of Washington to collect said penalties and shall be responsible in addition thereto for reasonable attorney 's fees and costs of court. Said penalty, attorney 's fees and costs shall be collectible by the same means as any other civil judgment. Any person who shall operate a motor vehicle on the streets of the City of Everett shall be deemed thereby to have consented to pay all court costs including a reasonable attorney 's fee for actions brought to collect penalties imposed by this chapter if he is found to have been in violation of said chapter. Section 300 (c) . 46 .61.980 Administrative Appeal of Parking Notices , Parking Hearing Offices . Any person, who upon receipt of a Notice of Violation feels he has been unjustly accused of violating a parking ordinance of the City of Everett, may state his disagreement and reasons therefor to the City Treasurer, or such other official as shall be designated by the Finance and Budget Director for the hearing of parking and parking meter appeals . If said official determines that the alleged violator was improperly accused the notice shall be dismissed. If the hearing officer determines that the notice was properly given and the alleged violator continues to disagree the City may proceed with court proceedings as hereinbefore provided. -49-