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STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE
SECTION 30900-30902



30900.  Notwithstanding any other provision of this code, the
legislative body of a city may grant upon such terms, limitations,
conditions, and restrictions and under such supervision as in its
judgment are necessary and proper, franchises, privileges, or
licenses for the construction, maintenance, and operation of toll
ferries and for the taking and keeping of tolls from such ferries
when the following conditions exist:
   (a) The toll ferry is operated wholly within the boundaries of
such city.
   (b) None of the route or routes of such toll ferry constitute a
part or an extension of a state highway or a state highway route.
   (c) No part of the route or routes of the toll ferry for which a
franchise, privilege or license is being processed is within 10 miles
of a toll bridge in operation or under construction over any body of
water across which said toll ferry is to operate.
   (d) The director finds that no toll bridge is planned or
contemplated in a location where such ferry would compete with it.
Failure of the director to make a finding and advise the legislative
body of the city of such finding in writing within 30 days after
being advised in writing by the legislative body of a city that it is
considering granting a franchise, privilege, or license to operate a
toll ferry that such a toll bridge is planned or contemplated shall
be deemed a finding that no such toll bridge is planned or
contemplated.


30901.  In granting any such franchise, privilege, or license, the
legislative body may require the grantee thereof to pay an annual fee
either in a flat amount or a percentage of the gross receipts
derived from the operation of such toll ferry.




30902.  The provisions of this article do not relieve the operator
of a toll ferry from obtaining and maintaining a current and valid
certificate of public convenience and necessity from the Public
Utilities Commission when such certificate is otherwise required.


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Statutes > California > Shc > 30900-30902

STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE
SECTION 30900-30902



30900.  Notwithstanding any other provision of this code, the
legislative body of a city may grant upon such terms, limitations,
conditions, and restrictions and under such supervision as in its
judgment are necessary and proper, franchises, privileges, or
licenses for the construction, maintenance, and operation of toll
ferries and for the taking and keeping of tolls from such ferries
when the following conditions exist:
   (a) The toll ferry is operated wholly within the boundaries of
such city.
   (b) None of the route or routes of such toll ferry constitute a
part or an extension of a state highway or a state highway route.
   (c) No part of the route or routes of the toll ferry for which a
franchise, privilege or license is being processed is within 10 miles
of a toll bridge in operation or under construction over any body of
water across which said toll ferry is to operate.
   (d) The director finds that no toll bridge is planned or
contemplated in a location where such ferry would compete with it.
Failure of the director to make a finding and advise the legislative
body of the city of such finding in writing within 30 days after
being advised in writing by the legislative body of a city that it is
considering granting a franchise, privilege, or license to operate a
toll ferry that such a toll bridge is planned or contemplated shall
be deemed a finding that no such toll bridge is planned or
contemplated.


30901.  In granting any such franchise, privilege, or license, the
legislative body may require the grantee thereof to pay an annual fee
either in a flat amount or a percentage of the gross receipts
derived from the operation of such toll ferry.




30902.  The provisions of this article do not relieve the operator
of a toll ferry from obtaining and maintaining a current and valid
certificate of public convenience and necessity from the Public
Utilities Commission when such certificate is otherwise required.



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Statutes > California > Shc > 30900-30902

STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE
SECTION 30900-30902



30900.  Notwithstanding any other provision of this code, the
legislative body of a city may grant upon such terms, limitations,
conditions, and restrictions and under such supervision as in its
judgment are necessary and proper, franchises, privileges, or
licenses for the construction, maintenance, and operation of toll
ferries and for the taking and keeping of tolls from such ferries
when the following conditions exist:
   (a) The toll ferry is operated wholly within the boundaries of
such city.
   (b) None of the route or routes of such toll ferry constitute a
part or an extension of a state highway or a state highway route.
   (c) No part of the route or routes of the toll ferry for which a
franchise, privilege or license is being processed is within 10 miles
of a toll bridge in operation or under construction over any body of
water across which said toll ferry is to operate.
   (d) The director finds that no toll bridge is planned or
contemplated in a location where such ferry would compete with it.
Failure of the director to make a finding and advise the legislative
body of the city of such finding in writing within 30 days after
being advised in writing by the legislative body of a city that it is
considering granting a franchise, privilege, or license to operate a
toll ferry that such a toll bridge is planned or contemplated shall
be deemed a finding that no such toll bridge is planned or
contemplated.


30901.  In granting any such franchise, privilege, or license, the
legislative body may require the grantee thereof to pay an annual fee
either in a flat amount or a percentage of the gross receipts
derived from the operation of such toll ferry.




30902.  The provisions of this article do not relieve the operator
of a toll ferry from obtaining and maintaining a current and valid
certificate of public convenience and necessity from the Public
Utilities Commission when such certificate is otherwise required.