City Code, ExplainedBetaPardon our dust while we build this out — expect some changes along the way.

This chapter establishes the office of Director of Parks and Public Property and defines that position's authority over public parks and City-owned buildings not assigned to another department.

Who this affects

It affects how the City itself is organized internally — specifically, who is responsible for overseeing public parks, City Hall, and public comfort stations. It does not create rules for residents directly.

Key rules

• The Director of Parks and Public Property has charge of and supervision over all public parks and buildings not otherwise assigned.
• The Director supervises the maintenance and care of City Hall and city comfort stations.

Notable and archaic details

• The chapter dates to a 1966 ordinance and still refers to the Director using "his supervision."