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Chapter 13.08 — Parks and Recreation Facilities PMC 13.08.020 (Definitions), Subsections B. and E., amend the definitions to reflect change in name of department. PMC 13.08.090 (Sale of goods — Exhibitions) currently prohibits the sale of goods and entertainment in public parks unless approved by the Director of Community Services. The proposed change to §13.08.090 would additionally prohibit private lessons or classes for compensation in public parks. The proposed change is recommended because instructors and participants of such private classes not affiliated with the City have been interfering with other residents' use of the public parks, as well as disturbing neighbors. PMC 13.08.150 (Motor driven cycles and model vehicles and planes) has a list of items which are not allowed in public parks. The proposed amendment would expand the list to also include motorized bicycles and mopeds, as well as give the Chief of Police discretion to determine if other motorized transportation are subject to the prohibition even if not specifically defined in the California Vehicle Code. Chapter 18.116 Temporary Uses & Chapter 18.124 Conditional Uses Amend PMC 18.116.040 (Temporary outdoor uses) and PMC 18.124.1701 (Temporary use permit) to memorialize current City practices which allow limited duration outdoor activities (e.g. plant sales at mall parking lot, car sales at credit union parking lots, etc.) in more zoning districts, subject to City permit. Chapter 18.124 Conditional Uses The process for suspension or revocation of a conditional use permit in §18.124.130 would be amended to provide for a hearing prior to such action as legal precedent requires. Chapter 19.40 Improvements The proposed amendment to Title 19 (Subdivisions) would memorialize State law (California Government Code §§ 66485 et seq) and City practice by adding a new §19.40.060 (Supplemental size and reimbursement) to provide clear authority for the City to require developers to oversize improvements to serve other properties and receive reimbursement for such extra capacity. Resolution Amending Master Fee Schedule The proposed resolution to amend the Master Fee Schedule would clearly state that the penalties for administrative citations currently set forth in PMC 1 .12.020 (e.g. $100 for 1s1 violation; $200 for 2nd violation etc.) apply to violations cited pursuant to the authority in PMC 1.24.040 (Amount of Fines). This change is recommended because members ' If the reader is simultaneously reviewing the proposed ordinance, to maintain numeric order in that ordinance, this amendment to PMC 18.124.170 follows the amendment to PMC 18.124.130 next discussed. Page 3 of 4