§ 25.10.080. Use of municipal property for park or recreational purposes.

A.

Any municipal agency designated to manage property under the provisions of section 25.10.050 may permit the use of the subject property for park and recreational purposes as an interim use, provided that such action shall not be deemed to be a formal designation of the property for such use under the meaning of Charter section 10.02(8).

B.

The assembly, by ordinance, may dedicate specifically described property for permanent or long-term park or recreational purposes under the meaning of Charter section 10.02(8). Following October 16, 1979, no municipal lands may be formally dedicated to permanent or long-term public park or recreational use except as provided by ordinance.

C.

Except as otherwise prohibited by law or by conditions of ownership, the assembly, with recommendations from the planning and zoning commission and the parks and recreation commission, by ordinance, may allow the use of municipal land formally dedicated to public park or recreational purpose for another municipal purpose. The special procedure required by this subsection applies only to land dedicated by ordinance under this section.

(AO No. 79-170; AO No. 81-88)

Charter reference

Disposal of real property, § 10.02.