Attachment A

 

Chapter 2.10 COUNTY MANAGER

 

2.10.080 Charge of County Buildings and Grounds

 

(a)

The County Manager shall have charge of all County buildings and grounds.

(b)

(b) Public buildings and grounds under the charge of the County Manager shall be closed to the public during other than normal working hours except where the County Manager has approved after-normal-working hours use of such buildings or grounds.

(c)

During the normal working hours, public buildings and grounds under the charge of the County Manager may be closed for public safety or to ensure the orderly conduct of government business.

(d)

The County Manager may authorize the use of public buildings and grounds for an event or activity that is of benefit to the County.

(e)

When public buildings or grounds, or a portion thereof, are closed to the public, admission to the closed property will be restricted to authorized persons. Authorized persons shall include, but not limited to, persons who have been granted permission by the County Manager to enter or occupy the public property after normal working hours.

(f)

The County Manager shall have the power to prescribe all rules and regulations, including fees and charges necessary for the administration and protection of the County buildings and grounds under his or her charge. In enacting or enforcing such rules or regulations, the County Manager shall not discriminate against any person or group of persons because of race, creed, sex color, national origin, or sexual preference. Copies of any rule or regulations prescribed by the County Manager shall be available at the County Manager’s office. (Prior code § 2310; Ord. 3511, 10/05/93; Ord. 3580, 6/28/94)

   

Chapter 2.72 REIMBURSMENT OF EMPLOYEE EXPENSES

 

2.72.020 Travel Expenses

 

(g)

All County-owned or leased vehicles shall be parked overnight and on weekends on County facilities provided therefore, except as to those County officers and employees who are on an on-call status during other than normal working hours and if such status is established by the County department head concerned, by the County Manager, or by the Board of Supervisors, or when such vehicle is permanently assigned by the County Manager, or when circumstances would make it unreasonable for such officer or employee to park on County facilities. No employee shall regularly keep a County vehicle at their his or her residence without authorization from the Board of Supervisors or the County Manager. Without prior authorization by the County Manager, County owned or leased vehicles cannot be taken outside the State of California.