Ordinance 80-047NO. SO - 47 ,
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE PARXINO RE6ULATIONS
FOR T~ UNINCORPORATED AR~AS OF COLLIER
C011~TY; PROV~D~NO A SHO~ TI~,~ R~TARL~S~INO
~SDICTION; DEFININO CERTAIN ~8~
~ OF O~ICIAL P~IN0 8IONS~ A~0RIZI~
TION TO ~GU~ P~IN0~ ~0VIDIN~ P~I~
~GII~T~ONS; PROVIDINO FOR ~LIC
SPACES FOR ~RTAIN ~IC~PED
~STA~LTBING PENALTIES FOR VIO~TION5 O~.
P~INO ~G~TIONS; PROVIDINO
zssu~cz oF co~ ~NO C~TaT~O~,
PENALTIES ~ PROCEEDIN~8 TO E~ORCE
FOR CO~ P~ING VIO~TIONS~
LIA~ILI~ 0F A ~HIC~*S 0~R FOR ~ PAY-
~ OF P~NO VIO~TIONS~ PROVIDINO
DIS~SITION OF FI~S ~ FO~l~S~ A~O-
RIZINO ~ TOWIN~ STO~GE~ A~ A~A~ OF
LIENS FOR ~O~R ~IC~S P~D ON
P~KINO PROaRt; PROVIDIN0 ~R ~ ~ OF
COLLIER CO~ O~IN~CE 76-49~ ~IDINO FOR
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~I~P~A5, the Board of County Commissioners of Collier County,
Florid~ is desirous of providins maximum safety and convenience for
persons who use the streets, hishways~ alleys, or motor vehicle parkinS
ariel within the Countyl and
MtE~EAS, pursuant to Chapter 316, Florida Statutest the Boaz& of
County Commissioners is granted the authority to adopt ordinances prov-
iding for the resulstion sad enforcement of parkinsl ~nd
~REAS, the Florida Lesislsture has adopted Chapter ?9-C&~end~'
79-A03, Laws of Florida (1979), which provide a lelal mechanism f the
porsted areas off ~he County; and ~
~AS, ~he Board of County Co~issioners is desirous of adoptin[
perkins re$ulations for the uninco~or~ted ~re~s of Collier Co~t~ and
for properties o~ed or leased by the County vhether or not such pro-
perties · re located ~ithin the boundaries of · ~nicipelity pursuant to
the p~ovisiona o~ Chapters 79-2~6 end 79-~03, La~s of ~lorida (1979);
~AS, pursuant to Chapter 79-I03, Florida Statutes (1979),
Board of County Co~iasioners Is desirous o~ adoptin~ procedu~es
inS the issu~nce, procesain~ end en~orce~ea~ of Cowry ~nd ~icipil
perkinS citations issued by law enforcement esencie8 for plrkin~
tions eithtn the uninco~orated end lnco~or~ted are~o of the
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OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA~
SECTION O~t
~s Ord~nanca shl~ be des~snlLe~ lad m~y be c~ed is ~he "Collier
County ~lrkinl OrdinAnce".
SECTIO~ ~: Jur~sd~c~ion ..
atandinl, or perkins of a vehicle shalX be La effect upon all streets
and highways owned oF maintained by Collie~ County within ~he un,scots-
rated area of Co,lieF County and shalX apply at all times o~ as Lndi=
cared off official s~sns excep~ when L~ La necessaw to s~op a vehicle
to avoid conflic~ vi~h other ~affic or in co~liance ~th the direc-
tions of n law enforcement officer or official traffic coffers1 d~ice.
SECTION ~K: Definitions
1. Bicycle: Any device propelled by h~an p~er, or any "moped"
pelled by a pedal=activated helper motor with a manufacturerts
certif~ed maxim~ Far,nS of 1~ brake horsepower, upon which any
person may ride, havLns 2 ~andem wheelas e~ther of which La 20
inches or more in diameter, and includins any device [enerally Fee=
ogn~zed as I b~cycle thoush equipped with 2 front oF 2 rear vheell.
2. Board of Cotm~y Co~tasioneFst the Board of County
of Collier County, Florida.
3. Bus: Any motor vehicle desisned for ear,ins mo~e than ~en (10)
passefliera nad used for the transpor~ation of persons, and an~
motor vehicle, o~he~ than a taxi cab~ deaisned and used for the
transportation of persons for compensation.
Business D~stric~: The te~rLto~ contiguous to~ and LncludLns, a
hi~hvay when 50% o~ more o~ the frontale thereon, for i distance of
300 fee~ or more, Ls occupied by bu~ldinsa and used for business.
S. Clerk: The Clerk of the Circuit and County Courts of Collier
County, Florida. '
6. Count~: Collier County, Florida,
7. County Road R~lh~-of=~ay: ~y strip of land &Fan,ed, dedicated or
deeded to the public occupied st Ln~end~ to be occupied by a ~ad.
8, Crosswalks:
A. That part of a roadway at an ifltcraec~Lon included v~l~ the
connections of the lateral lines of the nide~alks on opposite
aides of the highway, measured from the curbs ore in the
aence o£ curbs, from the edges of the traversable roedveyl
B. Any portion of s roadway st an intersection or elsewhere
distinctly indicated for pedestrian crossings by lines or
other markings on the surfaco.
9. Curb Losdinl Zonal A space &dJscent to · curb reserYed for th?
exclusive use of vehicles during the loading or unloading of
passengers or materials.
Desi~nated Parkin[ Space: any parking space posted with n sign
bearing the internationally accepted wheelchair symbol and the
caption "I~DI2APPED PAI~IN0
11. Driver: Any person who drives or is in actual physical control
s vehicle on n highway, or who is exercising control of · vehicle
or steering a vehicle being towed by · motor vehicle.
12. Fire Lanel The 12~ wide strip of pavement immediately adjacent to
the building of a business center together with n 12' wide strip of
pavement providing ingress and egress from public roads to the
buildings of s business center.
13. Esndicapped Person: shall mea~ any person with permanent mobility
problems who has been issued an exemption entitlement parking
per, it pursuant to Sectton 320.08~8, Flor~dn Statutes.
1~. lnkersectionnl
A. The area embraced within the prolonsation or connection o~ the
lateral curb linea~ or, if none, then ~he lateral
lines o~ the roadways of two hi&hwaya ~tch Join one
at, or approximately at, r~ghk an[leo; or the area
which vehicles travel upon diffferent highways Joinin8 at any
other angle may come in conflict.
B. ~ere a highway ~ncludes two roadways 30* or more apart, then
eve~ cront~nS of each roadway or ouch divided hlshway b~ an
~ntersecting highway shall Be regarded an a separate inter-
section. In the event such interoecting hishway also includes
two roadways 30' or more apart, then eve~ crossing of
roadways of such highways shall be resarded as a separate
intersection.
15. Motor Vehicle{. Any vehicle which is self propelled and ·very
vehicle which is propelled by electric power obtained £ro~ overhead
trolley wires, but not operated upon r·il·o but not includinl any
bicycle o£ "moped" a· defined in Subsection I.
15. Motorcycle: Any motor vehicle with · motor rate in excess of I 1/2
brake horsepower havins · seat or saddle for the use of the rider
and desilned to travel on not more than three wheel· in con·oct
with the lround~ but excludins · tractor.
17. Official Traffic Control 51Snsl~ Any device, whether manu·llyo
electrically, or mechanically opereted~ by which traffic is alter-
ns·ely directed to stop and permitted to proceed.
18. Official Traffic Control Devices: All signs, ··duals, markin~e,
smd devices, placed or erected by authority o£ · public body or
official havins jurisdiction £or the purpose o£ resuletinl, wern-
lnl, or iuidint traffic.
19. Operator: Any person who ia in actual physical control of a motor
vehicle upon the hiihway, or who is exercisinl control over or
stearins a vehicle bein~ towed by · motor vehicle.
20. Owner: A person who holds the lel·l title of t vehicle, or, in the
event · vehicle is the subject of ·n ·lreement for the candle·seal
sale or lease thereof with the rlsht of purchase upon performance
of the conditions stated in the agreement ·nd with ·n immediate
fish· of possession as vested in the condition&l veodee or leases,
or in the event · mar·icier of a vehicle is entitled to the posses-
sion, then such conditional vendee, or lessee, or tortg&~or,
be deemed the owner, for the purposes of this Ordinance.
21. Park Or Park·ns: The atandini of · vehicle, whether occupied or
not, otherwise and temper&rely for the purpose of and while actu-
ally enzaled in loadinl or unloading merchandise or
may be permitted by law under this Ordinance.
22. Person: Any natural person~ firm, co-partnership, association, or
corporation.
23. Pedestrian: Any person ·foot.
21. Public Park·ns 5pace: Shell mean
property which the owner, les·es,
property
any parkin~ space on private
or person in control of such
provides for use by member· of qthe public other than
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employees of such o~nar, lessee, oz person, lncludinl, hut not
limited to, parking spaces st IhO~pinl centers, stores, offices,
motels, malls, restaurants, and msrinll.
25. Pt,hli¢ Works Division! The Collie~ County Public Works Division.
26. Eight Of Way: The right of one vehicle or pedestrian tn proceed in
a lawful manner in preference to another vehicle or p~daatr~en
approaching under such circumstances o~ direction, speed, and
proximity to give rise to danger o£ collision unless one [rants
precedence to the other.
27. Safety Zone: The area or apace officially set apart within a
roadway for the exclusive use of pedestrians and protected or so
marked by adequate sigma or authorized pavement markings as to he
plainly visible at all times while act apart as a safety zone.
Served by Rules of Civil Proeedure~ When served by Certified or
Sherif£'a service.
29. Sidewalk: That portion of a street between the curbline, or the
lateral line, or a roadway and the adjacent property lines, in-
tended for use by pedestrians.
30. Standing: The temporary stopping of a passenger vehicle for the
purpose of and while actually engaged in picking up and diseharginl
perlonl.
31. Stop or Stopp!.nl~ When prohibited, scans any etoppinl o~ a vehicle
whether occupied or not, except when necessary to avoid conflict
with other traffic, or in compliance with the directions of a law
enforcement officer, traffic control sign, or signal.
32. Street or HIKhwa¥: The entire width between the boundary lines of
every way or place of whatever nature when any part thereof ia open
to the uae of the public for purposes o! vehicular traffic.
33. Traffic: Pedestrians, ridden or herded aninals, and vehicles, end
other conveyances either singly or together while ueinl any street
or highway for purposes of travel.
SECTION FOUR: Placement of Official Parking
1. The Public Works Administrator and/or the County ~nlineer through
the County ~anager, shall lnvestisate and make recommendations to
the Board of County Commissioners concerninl parkin~ restrictions
to be placed upon streets sad htlhways in the unincorporated area
of Collier County. These recommendations ·hell be in accordance
with the terms of this Ordlflsncs in sn effort to clearly inform the
public ss well ss to sid in the i~ptement·tion of the condition·
set forth in this Ordinance. Such recommendltion· ·hall includeg
but sro not limited to the followinll
A. ell nilht psrkin~;
B. an$le parking;
C. parkina on the left side of one way streets or hishwsy·[
D. psrkin~ on one way streets;
E. psrkini in hazardous places;
F. curb loadin~ zones;
0. bus stops, taxi stands, etc.;
prohibited parking;
I. limited parkln~;
J. determined and designated meter psrkin~ sones.
2. Upon the advice of the Public Works Administrator and/or County
Enlineer and the County Mansler, the Board of County Commissioners
may, by resolution~ designate certain areas slon~ County road· end
othcr areas o~ned/leased by Collier County ss bein~ areas in which
parking, standinl, or stoppin~ is restricted or prohibited. It
shall not be necessary for the Board of County Commissioners to
adopt a resolution when criteria for restrictinl or prohibitin$
stsndin~, stoppin~ end psrkin~ have been established in this Ordi-
nance or by any previous resolution or policy establtshin~ re-
strictions or prohibitions.
3. Upon the Board of County Commissioners ensctin, s resolution either
restrictin, or prohibitin~ perkins, standin~, or stoppin~ in cer-
tain areas slon~ County roads, such roads shall be posted with
signs specifyin~ the restrictions or prohibitions of psrkin~,
standing, or stoppin~, aa enacted by the Board of County Coa~ais-
lionerl,
SECTION YIVE: Stoppin~, Standinx, or Psrkin& Prohibited
Except when necessary to avoid conflict with other trsffic~ or in
compliance with law or the direction of a law enforcement officer or
official traffic control device, no person shell:
1. Stop, stand or park s vehiclet
A. upon s streeL or hilhwsy in such · manner or under such condi-
,,o,... ,o o,.,,,., ,,. ,,..
B. on the ro·dw·y side of Shy vehicle stopped or perked st the
eden or curb of · street or hilhwsy~
C. on a sidewalk, bike path, or bike lane;
D. wiLl,~n on intersection&
F. el·n8 ·ids or opposite ·ny street or hilhwey, or obstruction
when ·topples, ate·dinS or perkins would obstruct
O. upon any bridle or other elevated structure upon a hiihway, or
within · hiihw·y tunnel, where perkins is not provided for
herein;
H. within any fire lane appropriately Ill·ed.
between · mefety zone end the edJecent curb or within 30 feet
of point· on the curb immediately oppomite the ends of
safety zone, unless ~ha Public Works Division or the Yloride
Depertment of Trenspor~s~ion indic·tee s different Xen=th by
mi{nm or mmrkinl·.
~. on ·ny railroad tracks.
St·nd or p&rk s vehicle, whether occupied or not, excop~
tartly to p~.ck up or di·char~e · passenger or paasen~era~
A. Xn front of · public or private drivevayl
B. Within (15} fifteen feet of n fire hydran~l
Within (20) twenty feet of · crosswalk a~ an intereee~lon~
D. Within (30) thirty feet upon the approach to any £1ashtn[
signal~ ·to~ siln or tr·ffie contro~ ei[nal located et the
side of · roadw&y~
Within (20) twenty £eet of the driveway entre·ce to ·ny fire
station and on the side of z street or highway opposite the
entrance to Shy fire station within seventy-five feet o£ said
entrance;
Within one hundred £eat of intersect·el road
G. On any ro·dw·y pavement mai·Seined by Collier County on other
than duly desi~na~ed perkins ~snes;
Within (50) fifty feet of the nearest rail of I rellroed
cros·in~ unless the Public Works Division or the ~lorid&
Department of Trsn·portation ·stable·he· · different distance
duc to ununual circumotancee.
At Shy place where official slSne prohibit or restrict perk-
ins, or in excess of time periods authorized by such siena.
Alerts or adJacet~t to any curb painted red or yeller, or across
Sion and shall be
followins schedules
the dolinnated boundaries of s public perkins place.
K. At Shy place where official elint prohibit
L. Within s drainage swale. .
H. Seaward of the coastal construction setback line.
3. It is unlawful for &ny person or persona to willfully obstruct the
free, convenient~ end normal use of shy public atreet~ hiihwsy or
road, by impedinl~ hinderinl, sti£1inj~ reterdinl or restraininl
traffic or passels thereon, or by endsnBerin~ the safe movement of
vehicles or pedestrians travellinl tbereon~
A. No person shall stop, stand or perk · vehicle within sn
in s business district except for the expeditions loedin$ or
unlosdin$ of materi&l, end in no event for · period of more
than twenty minutes, end no person shell atop~ stand or park ·
vehicle in Shy ocher alley in such e manner es to obstruct the
free movement of vehicular
B. No person shall stop~ stand or perk · vehicle within sn
in such position as to block the drivew·y or entrance to
abuLLinl proper~y.
SECTION SIX~ public Perkins ~psces for Certain Handigspped ~ersons.
A. No person shall perk any vehicle or bicycle in shy public
psrkinl space located on County owned or leased property or
private properly within the unincorporated erase of
County, Tlo£ida when such public parkin~ specs has been deail-
haled for ~he use of handicapped persone~ unless such person
is a handicapped person as defined in this Ordinance or unless
such person is momentarily psrkin~ in such perkin~ place for
~he purpose of unlo&dinl or loadin~ · handicapped person es
d~fined herein.
SECTION SEVENs Penal~ies.
A. Pu~suan~ to Chapter 79-2&6, Law of [lorids (1979)~ Shy person
cited for s violation of Sections Tlve ·nd Six of this Ordi-
nance~ shell be deemed to be charsed with · noncrieinel viol·-
assessed s civil penalty accordtnS to the
(1) TwenW-five ($25.00) dollars for · violition of Subsec-
tion One-H of Section Five or of Section Six of this Ordi-
nance.
(2) Five ($5.00) dollar· for · viol·ties of all rcmainins
Subsections of Section Five of this Ordinance.
B. Each day any violation occur· or continues shall be
offense. For perkins in excess of the time authorized in ·
public parking ·pace, each succeeding equal time period beyond
that authorized sa the maximum time period for said parking
place shall constitute a separate offense.
C. The amount of any penalty ·pectfied in this section ·hall be
increased by five (SS.00) doll·rs if patent ia not received
by the Clerk prior to Notice being mailed to the Resistered
Owner by Certified Mail pursuant to Subsection D of Section
Nine of this Ordinance.
SECTION KICk[T: I~suance of Count¥.ParkinR
A. When any Law Enforcement Officer or Perkins Enforcement
cialist employed by the Sheriff find· · vehicle in violation
of the provisions of this Ordinance or signs erected pursuant
to the provisions of this Ordinance, he/she shall issue a
parking citation to the vehicle by placing said citation in ·
conspicuous place on the vehicle. Such parking citation form
shall contain language providing notice of the following:
(1) The type of violation and amount of penalty imposed by
this
(2) The procedures to be followed in either paying said
penalty or electing not to pay such penalty and request-
ina a hearin~ before · County Judge concernin8 the park-
ing violation.
(3) The penalty for failure to comply with directions con-
tained on the citation.
B. The law enforcement officer shall determine ~he Re~istered
Owner of the vehicle for which · citatioa was issued and ·hall
complete the citation form. The original copy of the citation
form shall be forwarded to the Clerk ~hen completed for pro-
cessing pursuant to Sec~loa Ten of this Ordinance.
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S~CTIOg 9z
Procedures Oovernin~ Payment of Civil Penalties and
Proceedin~a to Enforce Payment £o~ County...~srki~a
Violation·.
Any parian iaaued · County psrkinl citation, pursuant to
Section Eight o£ this 0rdinlnce, Ihsll anlwer the citstio~ by
either o£ the following procedural within ten (~0) days after
the date o£ isauance of the citation.
(1) Payment o~ the penalty indicated on the citation mly be
remitted to the Clerk~ purlusnt to the directions on such
citat~on, or
(2) A hear~nl may be requeated by the person receivinl such
citation or the cited vehicleel Re~iltered Owner for'the
purpose o~ preaentinl evidence before · County ~udle
concerning s psrkinl violation. Any parian requeating a
hearing ·hall execute s Itstement on s form prepared by
the County Attorney indicating his or her wlllingneae
appear at auch hearing It I time and place Ipecified
thereon. Any per·on who requests a hearing ~nd does not
appear in accordance with s&id s~atement ehsll be subJec~
to contea~k proceedinge or to other such penalties ss
Court may, in itl dilcretion, in~ole to require
snce with thin Ordinance.
Purluant to the provialonl of Chapter 79-&03, t~vs o£ Florida
(1979), an election to requelt · hearing constitutes · waiver
o~ the right to pay the penalty indicated on the plrkinI
citation, and a County ~udge after said he·rin~ may impose ·
f~ne not to exceed One Hundred ($100.00) doll~re, plu~ Court
coat· ~or each park[n~ ~iolation.
~pon receipt o~ a collated parkin~ citation submi~ted
Law ~n[orcemenk O[[~cer, pursuant to ~ection ~t~ht of
Ordinance, the Clerk ~hall notify the Registered ~er
li~ted on ~uch citation o~ itc i~ua~ce t~ there ha· been no
reeponae to the citation pur~u~n~ to Subsect~o~ A o~ tht~
· action. Such Notice ~hell be ~ent b~ Cer~ified Hail and
shall lz~form ·aid Resiskered ~er conce~ins the nature and
location of the perkins violation l~ direct c~pliance with
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SECTION T~N~
either of the alternatives specified in Subsection A of this
section within fourteen (14) day· after the date said Mo·ice
is mailed, sccordin8 to the record· Bain·si·ed by the Clerk,
D. If the Clerk receives proof of del/very of the ~otice mailed
by Certified Rail, pursuant to Subsection C of this
sad ps~ent o! the penalty is not received or · hearths re-
quested within the fourteen (14) day period specified therein,
the Clerk shall cause the Reststered Owner first listed on the
perkins citation to be served in accordance with the Florida
Rules of Civil Procedure with s Court Order requirins
or attendance st s hesrins st s time sad place specified in
such Order. Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter
Laws of Fl·rids (1979), s County 3udse after said
shell make · de·ermine·ion ss to whether · perkins viol··ion
has been con,nit·ed sad may impose · fine not to exceed One
Hundred ($100.00) dollars, plus Court costs. Any person upon
which service is obtained, pursuant to this section, who does
not appear at s hesrlflS ss directed by the Court Order shall
be atlbJect to contempt proceedinSs or to such other penalties
as the Court may, in its discretion0 impose to require com-
pliance with said Order.
~ocedures Govprnint Puymeflt 0r Civil Penalties end
Proceed·als to Enforce Ps,neat for Nunicipsl Psrkin~
Citations.
A. The Clerk sba1! process psrkins violstionm ismued by & lev
enforcement officer within the boundaries of · chmrtered
municipality ~n ·ccordsnce with the procedures coutmined in
Section 9 of this Ordinance only after the municipality ham
adopted an Ordinances pursuant to the prov~sions of Chapter
31~, Florida, s~ ~mended by Chapter 79-&03, Laws of Florid·
(1979)~ Saver·ins the relulstion and enforcement of psrkLn~
within the boundaries of such municipality, which provides
for:
(1) The violations of such relulatione are · non-criminal
violation enforceable, pursuant to the provisions of
Chapter 79-403, Laws of Florid· (1979), as implemented by
Subsections G sad C of ·him section.
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(2) That the issuance and completion of prenumbered psrkinl
violations by · Lay Enforcement Of£1cer be on forms and
are in such format as required end approved by the Clerk
and contain the followinI information:
(a) Date, time sad location of violation.
(b) Vehicle ta$ number, decal number, eodel and color.
(c) Hams and addrell of Rellltered O~er or Owners,
(d) O~mer of O~ner'a date(s) of birth,
(e) Name and silnature of lssuinl Law enforcement
Officer,
(f) Descriptions of violations and amounts of penalties.
(S) Directions as to payment of penalty or request for
hearins.
(h) Statement aa to effect of election to request hear-
ins and failure to comply with citation pursuant to
Section 316.1967s Florida Statutes es emended by
Chapter 79-&03, Laws of Florida, (1979).
(i) Blanks for name and mailins address of person re-
ceivins citation.
B. The Clerk shall process perkins violations submitted by a
municipality which has complied with the requests of 8ut, sec-
tion A of thio section upon receipt of such citations. The
Clerk shall process said violations in accordance with the
procedures contained in Section 9 of this Ordinance. This
procedure will remain uniform for citations processed for
municipal aa well aa County perkins violations.
SECTION 11: O~nerts Liability for Parkin~ Violations
A. The owner of a vehicle ia responsible and liable for payment
of any perkins ticket violation unless the ovner can furnish
evidence that the vehicle was, et the time of the perkins
violation, in the cares custody, or control of another person.
In such instances, the owner of the vehicle ia required within
a reasonable time after notification of the perkinS violation,
to furnish to the appropriate lay enforc~nt authorities the
name and address of the person or con, any v ho leased, rented,
or otherwise had the core, custodym or control or the vehicle.
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The owner of a vehicle is not rospoflsible for perkins ticket
violations if the vehicle was, a~ the t~me, stolen or in the
care, custody, or control of some person who did not hove
permission of the owner to use the vehicle.
B. At any hesrins of the case involvifl~ illelsl perkins in which
the owner of said vehicle is beins tried under this Ordlfleflc~,
it shall he sufficient evidence upon which the Court may rely
to establish the name of the Registered Owner of such vehicle
if · Law Enforcement Officer, shall state under oath that
he/she has made inquiry of the Depsr~ment of HIshwsy Safety
and Hotor Vehicles or Office of the Collier County Tax
Collector and has been advised by the~ of the identity of much
Registered O~ner. Otherwise, the Court say defer the £1nsl
determination of such case until s certified record or appro-
priate certificate ceo be obtained £rom the office of the
Department of Hishwey Safety end Motor Vehicles or Collier
County Tax Collector's office indicetins the Resietered Owner
of the vehicle on the date in question.
SECTION 12: DSsposition of Fines sod Forfeitures for Perkins
ViolationsI Authorized Costs.
A. Except aa otherwise provided in this section, all eonies
received by the Clerk of County Court for violations of this
Ordinance shell he paid to the County includins those monies
received as the result of citations issued By s Law Enforce-
ment Officer for violations occurrin~ on properties owned or
leased by the County, whether or not such properties are
located within the boundaries of a mu~iclpality.
~. Except aa otherwise provided in this section, all ~onies
received by the Clerk of County Court as a result of parkin~
citation issued by a municipality shall be paid to that
nicipslity.
C. In those instances where payment is remitted to the Clerk for
municipal perkinx citations prior to the matlin~ of Notice to
the Re$iatered Owner by Certified Mail requested, pursuant to
Subsection C of Section Nine of thi~ Ordinance, the Clerk
shell deduct as costs Two ($2.00) dollars fro~ the penalty
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imposed by such citation. In those instances where payment ia
not remitted to the Clerk a municipal parking citation prior
to Notice heine mailed to the Relietered Owner by Certified
Mail, put=usnr to Subsactiofl C of Sectlofl Hlne, Lhe Clerk
shill deduct as costa Five ($$.00) dollars from the penalty
imposed. In those instances where · beefing ia held, Cou~t
costs may be assessed in addition to the penalty imposed,
SECTION 13~ Motor Vehicles Liens-Towinl.
Th,. provisions of this Ordinance shel~ be supplementary to and
shall not in any way preclude the County or o municipality from utiliz-
ing the procedures specified in'Chapters 713 and 715, Florida Statutes,
ss amended by Chapters ?0-206 and 79-&10, Laws of Florida, 1979, gov-
erning the towing, storage and liens for the removal and storage
motor vehicles when such vehicles are parked on real property without
the property cwner'a consent.
SECTION 14: Severabilit¥
If Any section, paragraphs subsection, clause, sentence, or provi-
sion of this Ordinance shall be adjudged by any court of competent
Jurisdiction to be invalid, such Judgement shall not effect, impair,
invalidate or nullify the remainder of this Ordinance, but the effect
thereof shall be confined to the section, para[raph, subdivision, clause,
sentence, or provision immediately involved in the controversy in which
such Judaement or decree shall be rendered.
SECTION 15: ~peal of Prior Ordinance
Collier County Ordinance 76-49 is hereby repealed in its entirety.
SECTION 16: Effective Date
This Ordinance shsll take effect immediately upon ICa
filing as provided by ls~ and ahall supersede all other Par[in[ Ordi-
nances, re[ul&tions, and policies established h~ Collier County.
DONE snd ADOPTED in re[ular session thie 20th day
ATTEST: WILLIA~ J. REA6AN, CLEI~ BOARD OF COUNTY CO~ISSlOl~
-~1 ~ ~.0 COLLIER COUFI'Y, FLORIDA
This ordinance filed with the Secretary of State's Office
the 28th day of MaM, 1980 and acknowledgement of that filing
June ~80
received this 2nd dam o£
STATE OP FLORIDA )
COUNTY OF COLLIER )
I, WILLIAM J. REAGAN, Clerk of Courts An and for the
Twentieth Judicial Circuit, Collier County, Florida, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a t~e original oft "
ORDINANCE NO. 80-~?
which was adopted by the Board of County Commissioners during
Regular Session May 20 ., 1980.
WITNESS my hand and the official seal of the Board of
County Commissioneru of Collier County, Florida, this 21st
day of May ...... , 1980.
WILLIAM J. REAGAN
Clerk of Courts and Clerk
Zx-offic~o to Board of ..-.%~.',',- ..
county Co~is.~on.r.~%~).~, .... '.,~.',',~"
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