California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 3 — Professions and Vocations Generally, Chapter 2.6 — Ordinances Governing On-Premise Advertising Displays

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Section 5499.1Defines an illegal on-premises advertising display to include unlawfully erected displays, displays abandoned or unused for at least 90 days, nonconforming displays…Section 5499.2Allows a city or county legislative body to declare illegal on-premises advertising displays public nuisances and abate them by resolution identifying the…Section 5499.3Requires the enforcement officer, after adoption of the applicable resolution, to conspicuously post notices on or in front of the property where…Section 5499.4Requires an illegal-advertising-display removal notice to state that the city or county declared the display a public nuisance, will remove it if…Section 5499.5Requires notices concerning removal of an illegal advertising display to be posted at least 10 days before the city or county legislative…Section 5499.6Requires the clerk to mail proposed-abatement notice to owners on the latest assessment roll at least 10 days before the objections hearing.…Section 5499.7Requires the city or county legislative body at the noticed time to hear and consider all objections to proposed removal, allowing continuances…Section 5499.8Allows the enforcement officer to enter private property to abate the nuisance. The authority permits entry onto privately owned premises when that…Section 5499.9Allows a property owner to remove an illegal on-premises advertising display at the owner’s expense before the enforcement officer arrives. Allows a…Section 5499.10Requires an enforcement officer to keep parcel-specific abatement cost accounts and submit an itemized report to the city or county legislative body…Section 5499.11Allows a city or county legislative body to have nuisance abatement performed by contract awarded through competitive bidding to the lowest responsible…Section 5499.12Establishes abatement and enforcement costs as a special assessment and recorded lien, generally collected with property taxes; assessments of at least $50…Section 5499.13Allows the enforcement officer to accept payment of confirmed abatement costs and issue receipts until 10 days before the report is given…Section 5499.14Allows a city or county legislative body to refund all or part of an assessment it finds was erroneously levied. Bars a…Section 5499.15Allows a claim for property damage caused by negligence of a city or county officer or employee during nuisance abatement under the…Section 5499.16Establishes the nuisance-abatement proceedings provided by this chapter as an alternative to procedures established by ordinance under other law. The provision permits…

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