DOWNTOWN VALET PARKING

Boise City Code tit. 3, ch. 11

in effect

Boise City Code § 3-11-1 LEGAL AUTHORITY

3-11-1: LEGAL AUTHORITY: Idaho Code sections 50-301 and 50-307 authorize the City to adopt and enforce ordinances, rules, and regulations governing standards and procedures for licensing persons who engage in or operate a trade or business within the City. The City and ACHD entered into a master license agreement authorizing the City to "regulate and control the size, placement, area, operation, and maintenance of any and all valet parking operations within the public rights-of-way" within the "greater downtown area" that is shown in the downtown area map contained in this chapter. (1952 Code § 5-13-01; amd. 2019 Code; Ord. 12-24, 4-30-2024, eff. 7-1-2024)

Boise City Code § 3-11-2 PURPOSE AND INTENT

3-11-2: PURPOSE AND INTENT: The primary purpose of public streets and rights-of-way is the free and unobstructed right of travel. The City recognizes that the use of downtown public streets and rights-of-way for valet parking operations, while providing a public benefit, may also impede travel, interfere with the rights of others using the downtown streets and rights-of-way, and affect the public safety or create a public nuisance. Therefore, the City Council declares its intent to permit valet parking operations to be permitted in the downtown area and to restrict or otherwise condition valet parking operations as a special privilege, and not as a matter of right. The approval of any permit under this chapter for the use of the public rights-of-way is on a temporary and nonpermanent basis and is for a nonexclusive use of the public rights-of-way. Permittees shall have neither a property interest in nor any entitlement to the granting or continuation of any permit for the use of any public rights-of-way. (1952 Code § 5-13-02; amd. Ord. 12-24, 4-30-2024, eff. 7-1-2024)

Boise City Code § 3-11-3 SCOPE

3-11-3: SCOPE: This chapter establishes minimum standards and procedures for licensing and operating a business as a valet parking service within the City. (2019 Code)

Boise City Code § 3-11-4 GENERAL LICENSING PROVISIONS APPLICABLE

3-11-4: GENERAL LICENSING PROVISIONS APPLICABLE: To the extent not inconsistent with this chapter, the licensing provisions set forth in chapter 1, article A of this title, shall apply with full force and effect to all provisions and sections of this chapter. (2019 Code)

Boise City Code § 3-11-5 DEFINITIONS

3-11-5: DEFINITIONS: For the purposes of this chapter, the following terms, phrases, words, and derivations shall have the meanings given herein. When not inconsistent with the context, words used in the present tense include the future tense, words in the plural number include the singular number, and words in the singular number include the plural number. The word "shall" is always mandatory and not merely directory. Words used throughout this chapter, but not defined herein or in chapter 1, article A of this title, shall have their plain, ordinary, and common meaning. Words in any gender shall apply to the feminine, masculine, and neuter genders. ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT ("ACHD"): | The single countywide highway district, as provided under Idaho Code Title 40, that has exclusive jurisdiction over the public rights-of-way in the City. BLOCK FACE: | The two (2) sides of a City street bounded by intersecting streets, roadways, cul-de-sacs, dead ends, or other geographic boundaries. CITY COUNCIL: | The City Council of Boise City, State of Idaho. CITY OFFICIAL: | A City representative, department, or division with the authority to enforce the rules and regulations set forth within this Code, including, but not limited to, the Parking Services Office, City Clerk's Office, Code Compliance and Community Resources Office, the Boise City Police Department, or the Boise City Fire Department. DOWNTOWN: | The section of the City shown in the downtown area map provided in this chapter. EXEMPTED PERMITTEE: | A regular valet parking operation holding a current and valid permit that was first issued by the City prior to October 1, 2023, and has since not been abandoned, revoked, or expired. HOTEL: | An establishment containing six (6) or more separate bedrooms, in which overnight lodging is offered to the public for compensation for a period of thirty (30) days or less, primarily for the accommodation of transient guests. Such establishments may also contain ancillary services such as conference rooms, restaurants, bars, gift shops, recreational facilities, etc. For the purposes of this chapter, a hotel does not include short-term rentals as defined and regulated under Title 3, Chapter 22 of this Code, bed and breakfasts, boarding houses, shelter homes, or any other facility that is separately permitted under Title 11 of this code. MOTOR VEHICLE: | Every vehicle that is self-propelled, but excludes all vessels that are solely solar or human-powered and electric or motorized personal assistive mobility devices and wheelchairs. PARKING SERVICES OFFICE: | The Boise City Parking Services Office, or its designee. PARKING SPACE: | The area on or adjacent to the public roadway in which to stop, stand, or park a motor vehicle, which may be designated by lines or other markings, and if not marked, each individual space is measured in twenty-two feet (22') segments. PERMITTEE: | A person who holds a valet operation permit under this chapter to operate a valet parking service, and includes any of the permittee's employees, agents, representatives, or subcontractors. REGULAR VALET OPERATION: | A valet parking service that is operated on a daily or regularly scheduled basis by a permitted operator, which includes those operations exempted from the hotel limitation. A Regular Valet Operation must obtain a City-issued Regular Valet Parking Permit to operate in the City. STREET: | The entire width between the boundary lines of every public way for vehicular travel use, with jurisdiction extending to the adjacent property line, including sidewalks, shoulders, berms, and rights-of-way not intended for motorized traffic. TEMPORARY VALET OPERATION: | Any nonrecurring valet parking service that is operated for seven (7) consecutive days or less. A Temporary Valet Operation must obtain a City-issued Temporary Valet Parking Permit to operate in the City. VALET ATTENDANT: | A person hired by a valet parking service operator who may operate a valet customer's motor vehicle between the valet parking zone and the valet parking facility. VALET PARKING OPERATOR ("OPERATOR"): | Any person engaged in the business of providing valet parking services. VALET PARKING OPERATION: | A business providing valet parking services, regardless of whether a charge is levied, within the downtown area as shown in the downtown area map set forth in this chapter, independently, or under contract to the business or organization for which the vehicles are being parked, or as a hotel for its own patrons. It does not include operators of public or private off-street parking operations or facilities where customers park their own vehicles and remove the key themselves. VALET PARKING PLAN: | A written plan describing the location where a valet parking operation will be performed, the off-street parking location at which vehicles will be parked, and the number of parking spaces available and not required for off-street parking requirements under the Development Code. VALET PARKING SERVICE: | A parking service provided to accommodate patrons of a hotel or an exempted or temporary valet permittee, which service is incidental to the hotel or the exempted or temporary valet permittee's business, residence, or function and by which an attendant on behalf of the hotel or the exempted or temporary valet permittee takes temporary custody of the patrons' motor vehicle and moves, parks, stores or retrieves the vehicle for the patrons' convenience. VALET PARKING SIGN: | A temporary or permanent sign approved by the City, which designates the location and hours of an authorized valet parking operation. VALET PARKING ZONE: | The public right-of-way area where patrons of a business offering valet parking services may disembark their vehicles. VALET PERMIT: | A current and valid permit issued by the City to a parking service operator pursuant to the provisions of this chapter. VALET SPONSOR ("SPONSOR"): | Any person who signs a statement that a need for valet service exists, and who seeks to operate, or causes to be operated, a valet parking operation at the sponsor's downtown place of business, residence, or function. A valet sponsor and operator may be the same person so long as the valet parking service is solely for the sponsor's business. (1952 Code § 5-13-03; amd. 2019 Code; Ord. 12-24, 4-30-2024, eff. 7-1-2024)

Boise City Code § 3-11-6 PERMIT REQUIRED; TYPES OF PERMITS; LIMITATION AND EXEMPTION; PERMIT ABANDONED

3-11-6: PERMIT REQUIRED; TYPES OF PERMITS; LIMITATION AND EXEMPTION; PERMIT ABANDONED: A. Permit Required: No person shall operate, manage, or cause to be operated any valet parking operation or any related activity upon any portion of a downtown public street, sidewalk, or other City-owned or operated right-of-way without a valid valet parking permit issued by the City Clerk's Office. No permit is required for valet services conducted entirely on private property. B. Types of Permits: The City issues two (2) types of valet operation permits, regular and temporary. C. Temporary Valet Operation Permit Limitation: A Temporary Valet Operation Permit may only be issued for a maximum of seven (7) consecutive days for a nonrecurring valet parking service. Temporary Valet Operation Permits shall not be granted for an individual business or location for more than a total of thirty (30) days annually. D. Regular Valet Operation Permit Limitation; Exemption: Regular Valet Operation Permits shall only be issued for use with hotels with limited or no on-site parking. All valid regular valet parking permits issued prior to October 1, 2023, are exempt from the hotel limitation unless such a permit is abandoned, revoked, or expired. E. Permit Abandonment: Any validly permitted Regular Valet Operation Permit that is not in service for fifteen (15) consecutive days, shall be deemed abandoned, and such permit shall revert to the City for reissue. (1952 Code § 5-13-04; amd. 2019 Code; Ord. 12-24, 4-30-2024, eff. 7-1-2024)

Boise City Code § 3-11-7 APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS; TIMING; CONDITIONS; ONGOING DUTY; DETERMINATION OF APPROPRIATENESS; DECISION; PERMIT FEES; AND PERMIT NONTRANSFERABLE

3-11-7: APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS; TIMING; CONDITIONS; ONGOING DUTY; DETERMINATION OF APPROPRIATENESS; DECISION; PERMIT FEES; AND PERMIT NONTRANSFERABLE: A. Required: All applications for valet parking permits shall be made to the City Clerk's Office as set forth in section 3-1A-6 of this title. B. Additional Application Information Required: All permit applications shall additionally require the following information: 1. A copy of the valet parking plan, including a signed statement or agreement by the owner or lessee of any location or facility designated that shall be used as the valet parking location; 2. The sponsor's name, mailing address, phone number, email address, and the location of the sponsor's property or site seeking valet services; 3. A signed statement from the sponsor that includes the following information: a. A detailed explanation of the need for valet parking services for the sponsor's business operation at the sponsor's property; b. An explanation and any documentation demonstrating any unique constraints to the sponsor's property or business operation causing the need for valet parking services; c. An explanation demonstrating how the proposed valet parking service at the sponsor's property would benefit the public's health, safety, and welfare, particularly that of pedestrian and non-motorized vehicle operators; d. An estimation of the number of parking spaces the sponsor's property would need daily, and if certain hours/days would require more parking capacity, and an explanation of how such estimation was made. 4. A parking assessment that included the following information: a. The number of on-site parking spaces at the sponsor's property; b. The available off-street parking options in the near vicinity of the sponsor's property available to the sponsor for its business use; c. The availability of any on-site area of the sponsor's property that could serve as a valet parking zone and explanation of its use; d. A demonstration of any clear deficit of on-site or reasonably nearby parking to the sponsor's property; e. Identify options and feasibility of alternative valet parking zones and valet parking locations for the sponsor's property. 5. The hours of operation and the minimum number of employees the operator engaged for the valet parking operation at the specific property; 6. The name, physical address, email address, and telephone number where the applicant or their employee or agent will be available at all times during hours of operation; 7. The routes to be used by valet attendants between the valet parking zone and the valet parking location, and back; 8. A copy of a written contract, license, or lease between the valet parking service sponsor or operator, and the operator of any parking facility or storage area designated as the valet parking location, which contract or covenant shall contain a provision that it cannot be canceled without at least thirty (30) days written notice to the other non-terminating party and the City; and 9. The location of any proposed signs or attendants' stands. 10. An acknowledgment that every employee who may drive a valet customer's car on behalf of the applicant must have a valid State driver's license. C. Permit Application Timing: In addition to the application requirements set forth herein, all applications shall adhere to the timing requirements as follows: 1. Regular Valet Operation Permit Applications: All regular valet operation permit applications must be fully completed and submitted to the City Clerk's Office at least thirty (30) business days prior to the proposed commencement of operation. 2. Temporary Valet Operation Permit Applications: All temporary valet parking permits must be fully completed and submitted at least ten (10) business days prior to the proposed commencement of operation. Failure to comply with application timing requirements may result in delays in processing and permit issuance, delay or interrupt valet operations, or result in loss of hotel limitation exemption. D. Permit Conditions: Permits will contain conditions to protect public safety, to protect the public's right to equal access to public property, and to ensure noninterference with normal pedestrian or vehicle traffic flow. Any application may be denied, and any permit revoked if the City determines at any time that these conditions have not been or cannot be met. E. Insurance: No valet operator permit, or renewal thereof, shall be issued unless the applicant provides proof to the City Clerk's Office that they have obtained the required liability insurance coverage as set forth in this chapter. F. Ongoing Duty To Update: Every applicant and permittee shall have an ongoing affirmative duty to update all information provided on the application for a valet permit in the event such information becomes outdated, untrue, or otherwise incorrect within ten (10) business days of such change. G. Determination Of Appropriateness: The City shall, in its sole discretion, determine the appropriateness of a proposed area for valet parking services. The City shall consult with ACHD to determine any traffic operations, motorist, or traffic safety issues associated with the issuance or continued use of a permit. The City may consult with the Downtown Boise Association or other downtown tenants or landlords in considering the appropriateness of the proposed area. Under no circumstances may a valet parking operation take place in a travel lane or interfere with pedestrian traffic. H. Application Review And Decision: The Parking Services Office shall review the submitted application and decide whether a permit should be approved in accordance with the provision of this chapter. Based on the findings, the Parking Services Office may approve, partially approve, disapprove, or approve the application subject to standard or special conditions, including, without limitation, standard or special conditions restricting the hours of valet operation. A notice of the decision shall be sent to the applicant. I. Valet Parking Permit Fees: Every application for a valet operation permit shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee in an amount established by the City Council and listed on the most current Master Fine and Fee Schedule. J. Valet Parking Zone Fees: The potential lost parking meter revenue and use of downtown parking spaces resulting from a valet parking operation shall be calculated by the Parking Services Office and paid by the permittee prior to the City issuing a permit as follows: 1. Regular Valet Parking Zone Fee: Every Regular Valet Operation applicant shall pay the annual valet parking zone fee, in an amount established by the Boise City Council and listed on the most current Master Fine and Fee Schedule, for each parking space used in that operation's valet parking zone, whether parking meters were used in such parking spaces or not at the time of the application. 2. Temporary Valet Parking Zone Fee: Every Temporary Valet Operation applicant shall pay the daily valet parking zone fee, in an amount established by the Boise City Council and listed on the most current Master Fine and Fee Schedule, for each parking space used in that operation's valet parking zone for the duration of that permit, whether parking meters were in use in such parking spaces or not at the time of the application. K. Permits Nontransferable: All permits issued under this chapter are nontransferable. (1952 Code § 5-13-06; amd. 2019 Code; Ord. 12-24, 4-30-2024, eff. 7-1-2024)

Boise City Code § 3-11-8 VALET PARKING PERMIT STANDARDS

3-11-8: VALET PARKING PERMIT STANDARDS: All valet operators shall follow the minimum permit standards: A. Parking Plan: All permittees under this chapter must submit a valet parking plan for each location where they operate a valet parking service. Permittees shall be responsible for ensuring adequate vehicle storage space to accommodate all valet parked vehicles, without using streets or other public rights-of-way or property. A permittee's parking plan, and any modification thereof, must be approved, in writing, in advance by the City. B. Hours Of Operation: All permits shall include a condition that sets the allowed hours and days of operation. C. Expedited Loading/Unloading: No vehicle shall stop, stand, or park in a valet parking zone during its posted hours of operation for any purpose other than the expeditious loading and unloading of passengers and belongings and to turn control of the vehicle over to the valet attendant, which shall not exceed ten (10) minutes. D. Signs: No more than two (2) moveable signs may be utilized by an operator. One may be a business sign at the valet parking zone, and one may be placed near the drop-off space so long as it in no way impedes pedestrian or vehicular traffic. All valet signs must comply with any and all required approvals for placement of objects or signs within the public right-of-way, including the payment of any required fees. Valet signs must, in all circumstances, conform to the following requirements: 1. Contents: If only one sign is used, it must be a business sign identifying the name, address, and telephone number of the operator, the rates charged, and the hours of operation. If a second sign is used, it may contain the same information, but may also identify the availability of valet parking. 2. Dimensions: Sign face shall not exceed eighteen inches (18") in width and twenty-four inches (24") in height. 3. Location: Specific locations shall require approval of the City. 4. Times: Sign may only be posted during operator's business hours. Any signs utilized shall be removed during hours the valet parking is not in operation. E. Claim Check: The valet attendant shall, upon receiving each vehicle accepted for valet parking, give a claim check to the vehicle's driver. The claim check shall explicitly state the terms and conditions under which the vehicle is being accepted. F. Proof: Operator shall maintain on-site of its permitted valet parking zone copies of their current valet permit, business licenses, insurance, and route diagram, and readily available upon request by a City official or any police officer. G. Operator Changes: A valet operator permit is absolutely predicated upon the sponsor's ongoing use of the permittee's valet services. If the sponsor ends its use of the permittee's valet parking services and sends the City Clerk's Office notice of such termination in writing, then the permittee's valet parking permit shall be deemed terminated as of the date of receipt of the written notice. Under no circumstance shall the operator retain control over a valet parking zone without the sponsor's support. In the event a sponsor changes valet operators, the new valet operator shall apply for and obtain a new permit. Sponsor's prior signed statement and other permit application information may be reused by the new permit applicant if such information is still true and accurate. H. Fees Charged By Operator: A permitted operator may charge valet customers a reasonable fee for its services; provided, that the sponsor has agreed in writing that such fees may be charged; and valet customers are provided advanced notice of the applicable fees to be charged. I. Conflicts: No permitted valet parking operations may cause a conflict with an authorized and permitted special event or other authorized use of the public right-of-way. Where any use, occupation or obstruction of the public right-of-way by a valet parking operator may interfere with public safety efforts or programs, street improvement activities, special events, construction activities, cleaning efforts or other similar activities, or with the health, welfare or safety of the public, that valet parking operators use may be suspended in accordance with the provisions contained in this chapter. J. Permit Conditions: Permittee shall follow conditions placed upon its permit at all times. K. No Property Interest: Permits for the use of the public right-of-way shall be considered temporary and revocable, and permittees shall have neither property interest in nor any entitlement to the granting or continuation of any such permit. L. Legal Compliance: Permits and activity pursuant to permits shall comply with all other applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules, or regulations, including local parking and traffic regulations. (1952 Code § 5-13-07; amd. 2019 Code; Ord. 12-24, 4-30-2024, eff. 7-1-2024)

Boise City Code § 3-11-9 AUTHORIZED VALET PARKING ZONES

3-11-9: AUTHORIZED VALET PARKING ZONES: A valet parking operation may be conducted only at a location (i.e. valet parking zone) and during the hours approved by the City and indicated by official valet parking signs. Permits shall designate the specific location where a valet parking operation is approved. Valet parking operations are permitted as a special privilege, not as a matter of right, and thus are considered temporary and revocable, and are for a nonexclusive use of the specific location. Only one valet parking operation will be allowed on any one downtown block face, and no more than one operator will be allowed use of the space as contracted with the associated sponsor. (1952 Code § 5-13-09; amd. 2019 Code; Ord. 12-24, 4-30-2024, eff. 7-1-2024)

Boise City Code § 3-11-10 INDEMNIFICATION

3-11-10: INDEMNIFICATION: As a condition of any permit governed under this chapter, the permittee, and their employees, agents, subcontractors, representatives, and any person acting under or pursuant to an operator's permit, agrees to the maximum extent permitted by law to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the City and ACHD, and all their elected officials, officers, commission members, employees, and representatives, against any and all liability, suits, causes of action, claims or injuries, damages, costs and expenses to persons or property, whether public or private, that may arise out of, or be occasioned by, the operation of a valet parking service on the public right-of-way or other property, or any act, omission or misconduct of the permittee or their employees, agents, subcontractors or representatives. (1952 Code § 5-13-10; amd. 2019 Code; Ord. 12-24, 4-30-2024, eff. 7-1-2024)

Boise City Code § 3-11-11 INSURANCE

3-11-11: INSURANCE: A. Types Identified: Every valet operation governed under this chapter shall be continuously insured and have the following types of insurance: 1. Commercial General Liability: Every valet operation shall carry no less than a one million dollar ($1,000,000.00) limit, commercial general liability policy of insurance, issued by an insurance carrier duly authorized to do business in the State. 2. Commercial Auto Liability: Every valet operation shall carry no less than a five hundred thousand dollar ($500,000.00) limit, combined single limits for owned, non-owned and hired vehicles, under a motor vehicle liability policy of insurance issued by an insurance carrier duly authorized to do business in the State. 3. Garagekeeper's Legal Liability: Every valet operation shall carry no less than a one million dollar ($1,000,000.00) per occurrence limit, garagekeeper's legal liability policy, which must include comprehensive perils for the vehicle while being stored by the valet operator. B. Certificate Required: Every valet operator permittee shall tender to the City Clerk's Office a certificate of insurance certifying that insurance of the type and in the amount required by this chapter is in effect. The certificate of insurance shall list City and the Ada County Highway District separately as additional insureds. Said certificates of insurance shall specify as the certificate holder Boise City, P.O. Box 500, Boise, Idaho 83701-0500. C. Notice Of Cancellation Or Changes: Every valet operator permittee shall notify the City Clerk's Office in writing of the voluntary or involuntary cancellation of, or changes to, any policy of insurance within two (2) business days of such cancellation or change. (1952 Code § 5-13-11; amd. 2019 Code; Ord. 12-24, 4-30-2024, eff. 7-1-2024)

Boise City Code § 3-11-12 TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF OPERATIONS

3-11-12: TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF OPERATIONS: A. Temporary Suspension For Traffic Accidents Or Other Emergencies: Any police officer or City official may suspend all operations of an operator in any location, except for retrieval of vehicles already subject to valet parking, for the remainder of the day's hours of operation (which suspension may extend to eight o'clock (8:00) A.M. of the following day), upon the occurrence, in said location, of any traffic accident arising out of operating conditions within or around a valet parking station or valet parking zone, or where otherwise required because of an emergency situation whether or not arising from the operation of the valet parking operation. B. Temporary Suspension For Conflicts Of Right-of-Way Use: A permitted valet parking operator's use, occupation, and obstruction of the public right-of-way which is authorized under this chapter may be temporarily suspended, without prior notice or hearing, when, in the discretion of a City official, or an outside entity with jurisdiction, determines that such use, occupation or obstruction may interfere with public safety efforts or programs, street improvement activities, special events, construction activities, cleaning efforts or other similar activities, or with the health, welfare or safety of the public. While no prior notice or hearing is required, when possible, the City shall endeavor to notify permittee and its sponsor, of the temporary suspension and the reason for it. (1952 Code § 5-13-12; amd. 2019 Code; Ord. 12-24, 4-30-2024, eff. 7-1-2024)

Boise City Code § 3-11-13 SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF PERMIT

3-11-13: SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF PERMIT: A. Immediate Suspension Or Revocation: The City may immediately suspend any permit, for the protection of the public health, safety, or welfare as set forth in section 3-1A-19 of this title. Permits under this chapter may also be immediately suspended or revoked, without a stay of such suspension or revocation, when the continued valet parking operation: 1. Interferes with, or threatens to interfere with, the public's use of the streets or sidewalks, the normal flow of vehicular or pedestrian traffic on any public right-of-way or City owned, operated, or managed property, or any special event to such a degree or manner that it poses a clear and immediate threat to the public's health, safety, or welfare; or 2. Fails to maintain the minimum levels and standards of liability insurance or claims reserves. B. Other Reasons To Suspend Or Revoke Permit: In addition to the reasons to deny, suspend, or revoke a permit as set forth in section 3-1A-17 of this title, the City may also suspend or revoke any permit whenever the City determines: 1. Permittee allowed valet attendants who do not have a valid state driver's license to operate or park valet customers' vehicles; 2. Permittee failed to comply with or violated any permit conditions, including failure to maintain liability insurance for any period of time; 3. Permitted provided false or incomplete permit application information; 4. Permittee interfered with the public use of the streets or sidewalks, the normal flow of vehicle or pedestrian traffic on any public right-of-way or ACHD or City-owned property; or 5. Permittee's operation constitutes a public nuisance, including, but not limited to, a visual blight; or 6. The sponsor for permittee's operation is no longer operating a business at the property for which the City permitted valet parking services; or 7. The sponsor for permittee's operation has ended its business relation with permittee and provided the City written notice of such termination. C. Notice: All notices of denial, suspension, or revocation of permits governed under this chapter shall follow the standards and requirements as set forth in section 3-1A-15 of this title. (1952 Code § 5-13-13; amd. 2019 Code; Ord. 12-24, 4-30-2024, eff. 7-1-2024)

Boise City Code § 3-11-14 PROCEDURES FOR PERMIT DENIAL, SUSPENSION, REVOCATION, AND APPEAL

3-11-14: PROCEDURES FOR PERMIT DENIAL, SUSPENSION, REVOCATION, AND APPEAL: Except as otherwise provided herein, the procedures for denial, suspension, revocation, and appeal of a permit shall be as set forth in chapter 1, article A of this title. (1952 Code § 5-13-14; amd. 2019 Code; Ord. 12-24, 4-30-2024, eff. 7-1-2024)

Boise City Code § 3-11-15 VIOLATION; PENALTY

3-11-15: VIOLATION; PENALTY: Violation of any of the provisions of this chapter may result in the denial, suspension, or revocation of the permit pursuant to this chapter and chapter 1, article A of this title. In addition to any action on the permit, violation of any of the provisions of this chapter, or the failure or omission to perform any duty imposed by the provisions of this chapter, is hereby declared unlawful and punishable as a general misdemeanor, subject to penalty as provided in section 1-4-1 of this code. (1952 Code § 5-13-17; amd. 2019 Code; Ord. 12-24, 4-30-2024, eff. 7-1-2024)

Boise City Code § 3-11-16 DOWNTOWN AREA MAP

3-11-16: DOWNTOWN AREA MAP: [image omitted; see the official code] (Ord. 21-12, - - 2012; amd. Ord. 12-24, 4-30-2024, eff. 7-1-2024)

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