TRAFFIC AND PARKING CONTROL Clause Samples
TRAFFIC AND PARKING CONTROL. The California Highway Patrol, By Agreement, is responsible for the enforcement of traffic laws at PSH. PSH/Dept. of Corrections, under W.I.C., Div. 4, Part I, Chapter 2, Article 3, commencing with Section 4300, has the authority to regulate vehicle traffic upon PSH with respect to speed, place of parking, types of vehicles permitted to enter, and to enforce the regulations enacted. The State reserves the right for its authorized officers to inspect any person or vehicle entering or leaving PSH to determine whether articles detrimental to the welfare of the patients are being taken into the grounds or state property is being illegally removed. The Hospital speed limit is 11 m.p.h. within secured compounds and 15 m.p.h. outside the secured compounds. All vehicles must be kept locked.
TRAFFIC AND PARKING CONTROL. 1. The Airport Police shall have the primary responsibility for traffic control and the enforcement of state and local traffic laws on Airport property, including the issuance of citations for parking and moving violations.
2. The Airport Police shall have primary responsibility for reporting/investigating traffic accidents on Airport property.
3. The BPD shall assist in the response, preparation of initial reports, and follow-up investigation of traffic accidents when requested by the Airport Police, and with the concurrence of each agency.
4. In the event of a traffic accident occurring on Airport property involving serious injuries, the primary responsibility for investigation and reporting may be relinquished by the Airport Police to the BPD, with the concurrence of each agency.
5. The BPD shall have primary investigation and reporting responsibility in the event of a fatal traffic accident occurring on Airport property.
6. The BPD will make traffic collision reports available to involved parties pursuant to the provisions of the California Vehicle Code and/or other applicable law.
7. The BPD will conduct hearings on behalf of the Airport Police upon request of a person(s) entitled to a post-storage (vehicle impound) hearing. The Airport Police will provide the BPD with all relevant information to conduct the hearing. If a vehicle impound is determined to be unlawful by the hearing officer, the Airport Police shall bear the financial responsibility to reimburse the vehicle owner for any fees incurred.
8. The BPD will issue vehicle impound release authorization documents to vehicle owners or their agents. The BPD will collect and keep any administrative fee authorized by the Vehicle Code and approved as part of a generally applicable fee schedule (i.e., not limited to Airport property) by the Burbank City Council for the impound release.
9. The BPD will be responsible for processing contested parking citations issued by the Airport Police. Upon request of the BPD, the Airport Police will submit a declaration of the facts supporting the violation and/or any other necessary documentation/evidence.
10. The BPD shall draft and distribute citation correction letters on behalf of the Airport Police.
11. The BPD will provide Airport Police with parking citation books. The Airport Police will print the word “AIRPORT” in bold capital letters on the header of each citation issued.