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(b) No vessel, personal watercraft, and/or water structure may moor to the courtesy dock for more than 15 minutes. (c) No vessel, personal watercraft, and/or water structure may moor to the courtesy dock in such a manner that the boat launch or waterway is obstructed. (d) Vessels, personal watercraft, and/or water structures that require state registration or federal documentation may not moor to the courtesy dock unless their registration and federal documentation is valid and displayed. (e) Vessels, personal watercraft, and/or water structures may only moor to the portion of the courtesy dock that is designated for said use. (f) Vessels, personal watercraft, and/or water structures that are moored to the courtesy dock may not have another vessel lashed, tied, or otherwise secured to them. § 4-19-135180 DEPOSIT OF FEES. Prior to launching a boating vessel via a trailer from the City Boat Launch, whether the vessel is motorized or not, any person shall have a current yearly launch permit or deposit the required daily launch fee in the payment kiosk. Yearly permit holders (year is from July 1—June 30) shall display the permit from the rearview mirror of their vehicle. Daily permit holders shall clearly display the permit on the dashboard of their vehicle with the trailer's license plate number and the date of purchase noted on the permit. § 4-19-140190 BOAT LAUNCH FEES. The boat launch fee for the Wes McClure City Boat Launch shall be in conformance with the latest adopted City Fee Schedule. § 4-19-145200 USE OF REVENUE. The revenue raised by the collection of boat launch fees shall be paid into the treasury of the City of San Leandro and shall be used for costs of installation and maintenance of the launch ramp facility, costs of regulation of launching, and other related costs. § 4-19-150210 AUTHORITY TO CITE. The City Manager and designee(s) shall have the authority to issue citations for non-payment of the established boat launch fee. § 4-19-220 BEACHED OR GROUNDED VESSEL. If a vessel is beached in an emergency or other mishap, the registered or legal owner or other responsible person shall immediately inform the Police Department and shall remove the vessel from its beached location within five (5) calendar days of its original beaching. Vessels in violation of this Section shall be subject to the marine debris provisions of the Harbor and Navigation Code Sections 550 through 552. § 4-19-230 VIOLATION, ENFORCEMENT, AND ABATEMENT. Any violation of this Chapter is hereby declared to be a public nuisance. When the Enforcement Official determines that a vessel operated in violation of Chapter constitutes a public nuisance, the Enforcement Official may elect to proceed as outlined in Section 4-19-250 or Section 4-19-270 in addition to other enforcement remedies authorized by this Code or law. Violation of this Chapter shall constitute a misdemeanor pursuant to section 1-12-200 of this Code.