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File Number: 15-050 <br />to the Chief of Police or his/her designee that the Overweight Vehicle has undergone a safety <br />inspection by a governmental agency having jurisdiction within ninety (90) days preceding the <br />issuance of the Overweight Vehicle Permit and at least once each ninety (90) days during the <br />period when the Overweight Vehicle Permit is valid. <br />(8) Each person to whom an Overweight Vehicle Permit is issued shall at all times <br />comply with all laws, ordinances, conditions, rules and regulations of all federal, State and <br />local governmental authorities having jurisdiction over the operation and maintenance of the <br />Overweight Vehicle. <br />6-9-135 PERMIT REVOCATION. <br />(a) The Chief of Police or his/her designee may revoke an Overweight Vehicle Permit <br />issued to a Person, if the Person, the Person's employee or agent violates any Overweight <br />Vehicle Permit conditions or any provisions of this Chapter. The Overweight Vehicle Permit <br />may be revoked for up to ninety (90) days. Nothing contained in this Chapter shall be <br />deemed or construed as limiting the power of a peace officer to issue a citation for or <br />otherwise enforce violations of law with respect to operation of an Overweight Vehicle upon <br />designated City streets following discovery of a violation of an Overweight Vehicle Permit <br />condition. <br />(b) Any Person who has had an Overweight Vehicle Permit revoked pursuant to <br />Section 6-9-135(a) may file with the City Manager a written appeal within ten (10) days of <br />such revocation, setting forth in detail the facts supporting the Person's appeal. The City <br />Manager shall appoint a Hearing Officer who shall hear the appeal within thirty (30) days from <br />the date of the filing. The Hearing Officer shall make a ruling on the appeal within thirty (30) <br />days of the close of the hearing. The Hearing Officer's determination shall be final. <br />6-9-140 RULES AND REGULATIONS. <br />(a) The Chief of Police or his/her designee may adopt, repeal, amend and modify <br />administrative regulations implementing the provisions of this Chapter, including, but not <br />limited to, operating requirements, trailer requirements, driver requirements, and any other <br />matter deemed necessary for the effective administration of this Chapter. <br />6-9-145 DISPLAY AND SPECIAL PERMIT. <br />(a) No Overweight Vehicle shall be operated or moved upon any designated City street <br />without displaying a placard approved by the Chief of Police or his/her designee identifying <br />the Overweight Vehicle as one for which an Overweight Vehicle Permit has been issued <br />pursuant to this Chapter. A copy of the Overweight Vehicle Permit shall be kept in the <br />Overweight Vehicle at all times and shall be presented to any peace officer upon demand. <br />6-9-150 OTHER PERMITS. <br />(a) An Overweight Vehicle Permit issued pursuant to this Chapter shall be in addition <br />to, and obtained prior to, applying for any other permit that may be required by law for the <br />operation or movement of an Overweight Vehicle upon public streets. <br />(b) A Commercial Vehicle Safety Inspection Report shall be completed by the Chief of <br />Police or his/her designee following an inspection to ensure the safe operation or movement <br />of an Overweight Vehicle upon public streets. Commercial Vehicle Safety Inspection Reports <br />shall be issued annually. <br />SECTION 3. SEVERABILITY. If any section, subsection, subdivision, paragraph, <br />City of San Leandro Page 4 Printed on 2124/2015 <br />