Drew Schneider
7/18/23
Assistant Director of Security
Harbor Patrol Authorities
Update
• (a) A public officer or employee, when authorized by ordinance, may arrest a person without a warrant whenever the officer or employee has reasonable cause to believe that the person to be arrested has committed a misdemeanor in the presence of the officer or employee that is a violation of a statute or ordinance that the officer or employee has the duty to enforce. • (b) There shall be no civil liability on the part of, and no cause of action shall arise against, any public officer or employee acting pursuant to subdivision (a) and within the scope of his or her authority for false arrest or false imprisonment arising out of any arrest that is lawful or that the public officer or employee, at the time of the arrest, had reasonable cause to believe was lawful. No officer or employee shall be deemed an aggressor or lose his or her right to self-defense by the use of reasonable force to effect the arrest, prevent escape, or overcome resistance.
• (c) In any case in which a person is arrested pursuant to subdivision (a) and the person arrested does not demand to be taken before a magistrate, the public officer or employee making the arrest shall prepare a written notice to appear and release the person on his or her promise to appear, as prescribed by Chapter 5C (commencing with Section 853.5). The provisions of that chapter shall thereafter apply with reference to any proceeding based upon the issuance of a written notice to appear pursuant to this authority. • (d) The governing body of a local agency, by ordinance, may authorize its officers and employees who have the duty to enforce a statute or ordinance to arrest persons for violations of the statute or ordinance as provided in subdivision (a).
PC 836.5
Previous Harbor Patrol Authority Updates
• January 20, 2004 Ordinance 1903 – Summarized all existing authorities at the time
• June 24, 2019 Ordinance 2305 – Transferred authorities from the Interim Administrative Offices to the Port Administration Building • January 9, 2022 Ordinance 2397 – Expanded Harbor Patrol’s Authority to cover specific issues associated with Pier J Bike Path Maritime Security Academy
12 Month Professional
Development Program
El Camino College:
Abbreviated 10 week law
enforcement course
Long Beach City College:
Homeland Security
HAZMAT
International Business
Facility Security Officer Certification
Four Month Field Training Program
New Harbor Patrol Authorities
• 10.51.050 Electrically
Motorized Boards Prohibited
($100 fine)
• 10.52.020 Rollerskating
Prohibited ($100 fine)
• 10.54.020 Skateboards
Prohibited
10.51.050 Electrically Motorized Boards Prohibited
• The City Council, having made a finding that the operation of EMBs on the following streets, alleys or sidewalks, or portion thereof, will create a hazard to persons or property, determines and declares said streets, alleys or sidewalks, or portions thereof, as areas where the operation of EMBs is prohibited:
• A. East Second Street, between the intersection of Second Street and Livingston Drive and Naples Plaza, including the entire portion of the roadway and the entire width of both the north and south sidewalk, except the entire width of the north sidewalks between the east cu rb of Bay Shore and San Marco;
• B. The Belmont Pier Plaza located at the foot of Belmont Pier; • C. The east-west pedestrian walkway designated as Allin Street between the southerly projection of Thirty-Ninth Place on the west and the southerly projection of Termino Avenue on the east;
• D.. The Belmont Pier Plaza parking lot located on the beach southerly of Allin Street between Belmont Pier on the west and the southerly projection of Termino Avenue on the east;
• E. Midway Street between Thirty-Ninth Place on the west and Termino Avenue on the east including the entire portion of the roadway and the entire width of both the north and south sidewalks;
• F. West sidewalk of Termino Avenue between Ocean Boulevard on the north and the westerly projection of the south side of Olympic Plaza on the south;
• G.. The sidewalks adjacent to Belmont Plaza Pool on the north, south, east and west sides; • H. The street and sidewalks at the end of Plaza Way, between Vista del Golfo and Corso di Oro, adjacent to Look-Out Park; • I. Within the civic center plaza or within Lincoln Park, which together include all areas bounded by the west right -of-way line of Pacific Avenue, the north right-of-way line of Ocean Boulevard, the west right-of-way line of the vacated Chestnut Avenue right-of-way, and the south right-of-way line of Broadway;
• J. Within all areas known as The Promenade South and The Promenade North, between Shoreline Drive and Third Street, includin g the bridges over Seaside Way and Shoreline Drive, and the plaza areas surrounding the children's fountain; • K. Within all portions of the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center site, including sidewalks, other pedestrian ass embly areas, driving aisles, parking lots and parking structures;
• L. South side of Fourth Street between Cherry Avenue and Junipero Avenue and the north side of Fourth Street between Cherry Avenue and Rose Place;
• M. That portion of both sides of the street and sidewalks of Thirty -First Street between Atlantic Avenue and Long Beach Boulevard; • N. Both sides of Fourth Street between Ximeno Avenue and Park Avenue; and • O. That portion of the Mark Bixby Memorial Bicycle -Pedestrian Path located within the Harbor District, including its Ocean Boul evard, Pico Boulevard and Terminal Island approaches.
10.52.020 Rollerskating Prohibited
• A. East Second Street, between the intersection of Second Street and Livingston Drive and Naples Plaza, including the entire portion of the roadway and the entire width of both the north and south sidewalk, except the entire width of the north sidewalks between the east cu rb of Bay Shore and San Marco;
• B. The Belmont pier plaza located at the foot of Belmont pier; • C. The east-west pedestrian walkway designated as Allin Street between the southerly projection of Thirty-Ninth Place on the west and the southerly projection of Termino Avenue on the east;
• D. The Belmont pier plaza parking lot located on the beach southerly of Allin Street between Belmont pier on the west and the southerly projection of Termino Avenue on the east;
• E. Midway Street between Thirty-Ninth Place on the west and Termino Avenue on the east including the entire portion of the roadway and the entire width of both the north and south sidewalks;
• F. West sidewalk of Termino Avenue between Ocean Boulevard on the north and the westerly projection of the south side of Olympic Plaza on the south;
• G. Repealed;
• H. The sidewalks adjacent to Belmont plaza pool on the north, south, east and west sides; • I.The street and sidewalks at the end of Plaza Way, between Vista del Golfo and Corso di Oro, adjacent to Look-out park; • J.Within the civic center plaza or within Lincoln park, which together include all areas bounded by the west right -of-way line of Pacific Avenue, the north right-of-way line of Ocean Boulevard, the west right-of-way line of the vacated Chestnut Avenue right-of-way, and the south right-of-way line of Broadway;
• K .Within all areas known as The Promenade South and The Promenade North, between Shoreline Drive and Third Street, includin g the bridges over Seaside Way and Shoreline Drive, and the plaza areas surrounding the children's fountain; • L. Within all portions of the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center site, including sidewalks, other pedestrian ass embly areas, driving aisles, parking lots and parking structures;
• M. South side of Fourth Street between Cherry Avenue and Junipero Avenue and the north side of Fourth Street between Cherry Avenue and Rose Place;
• N. That portion of both sides of the street and sidewalks of Thirty -First Street between Atlantic Avenue and Long Beach Boulevard; • O. Both sides of Fourth Street between Ximeno Avenue and Park Avenue; and • P . That portion of the Mark Bixby Memorial Bicycle-Pedestrian Path located within the Harbor District, including its Ocean Boul evard, Pico Boulevard and Terminal Island approaches.
10.54.020 Skateboards Prohibited
• A. All streets, alleys and sidewalks in an area bounded by and including Vista Street on the north, Nieto Avenue on the east, East Broadway on the south and Park Avenue on the west;
• B. The pedestrian overpass located on Carson Street, east of Faculty Avenue; • C. That portion of the streets and sidewalks of Pine Avenue located between Eighth Street and Shoreline Drive; • D. That portion of the street and sidewalks of Shoreline Drive located between Ocean Boulevard and Linden Avenue; • E. That portion of the street and sidewalks of Junipero Avenue located south of Ocean Boulevard; • F. That portion of the street and sidewalks of Manila Avenue located between Pacific Coast Highway and Colorado Street; • G. That portion of the north-south alley between Ultimo Avenue and Flint Avenue located south of Fourth Street; • H. That portion of the street and sidewalks of East Second Street located between Quincy Avenue and Bay Shore Avenue; • I. That portion of the street and sidewalks of Wilton Street located east of Termino Avenue; • J. The bridge located on Neapolitan Lane West crossing over the Naples Canal and the bridges located on the Toledo Street, Ravenna Drive and Neapolitan Lane East, all crossing over the Rivo Alto Canal; • K. That portion of the street and sidewalks of Flint Avenue located between Fourth Street and Colorado Street, and that portion of north-south alley between Flint Avenue and Winslow Avenue located between Fourth Street and Colorado Street; • L. That portion of the street and sidewalks of Shaw Street located between Quincy Avenue and Roycroft Avenue, and that portion of the north-south alley between Quincy Avenue and Roycroft Avenue located between East Broadway Avenue and Livingston Drive;
• M. All streets, alleys and sidewalks in an area bounded by and including Shaw Street on the north, Ximeno Avenue on the east, the north sidewalk of Livingston Drive on the south and Belmont Avenue on the west; except Bennett Avenue between Second Street and Shaw Street;
• N. All streets, alleys and sidewalks in an area bounded by and including East Broadway Street on the north, Quincy Avenue onthe east, the north sidewalk of Livingston Drive on the south, and Ximeno Avenue on the west; • O. That portion of the street and sidewalks of Sixty-Second Place between Seaside Walk and Ocean Boulevard; • P . That portion of the north-south alley between First Street and Second Street, and east of Termino Avenue;
10.54.020 Skateboards Prohibited (Continued)
• Q. The Belmont Pier Plaza located at the foot of Belmont Pier; • R. The east-west pedestrian walkway designated as Allin Street between the southerly projection of Thirty-Ninth Place on the west and the southerly projection of Termino Avenue on the east;
• S. The Belmont Pier Plaza parking lot located on the beach southerly of Allin Street between Belmont Pier on the west and the southerly projection of Termino Avenue on the east;
• T. Midway Street between Thirty-Ninth Place on the west and Termino Avenue on the east including the entire portion of the roadway and the entire width of both the north and south sidewalks;
• U. West sidewalk of Termino Avenue between Ocean Boulevard on the north and the westerly projection of the south side of Olympic Plaza on the south; • V. That portion of the sidewalks of Pine Avenue and Tenth Street adjacent to the senior citizen's residential development known as Baptist Gardens, the address of which is 1011 Pine Avenue;
• W. All streets and sidewalks within the area south of Ocean Boulevard between the Long Beach Museum of Art on the west and the Taper property on the east, known as Bluff Park;
• X. The bicycle path located on granted tide and submerged lands commencing at the Los Angeles River and running in an easterly direction at or adjacent to the waters of the Pacific Ocean;
• Y. Roycroft Avenue, between the intersection of Fourth Street and Colorado Street, including the entire portion of the roadway and the entire width of both the east and west sidewalk;
• Z. Third Street, between the intersection of Argonne Avenue and Granada Avenue, including the entire portion of the roadway and the entire width of both the north and south sidewalk;
• AA. South sidewalk of Seventh Street, between Temple Avenue and Redondo Avenue; • BB. The sidewalks adjacent to Belmont Plaza pool on the north, south, east and west sides; • CC. The street and sidewalks at the end of Plaza Way, between Vista del Golfo and Corso di Oro, adjacent to Look-Out Park; • DD. Quincy Avenue between Third Street and Broadway, including the entire portion of the roadway and the entire width of both the east and west sidewalks; • EE. Within the Civic Center Plaza or within Lincoln Park, which together include all areas bounded by the west right-of-way line of Pacific Avenue, the north right-of-way line of Ocean Boulevard, the west right-of-way line of the vacated Chestnut Avenue right-of-way, and the south right-of-way line of Broadway; • FF. Within all areas known as The Promenade South and The Promenade North, between Shoreline Drive and Third Street, including the bridges over Seaside Way and Shoreline Drive, and the plaza area surrounding the children's fountain; • GG. Within all portions of the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center site, including sidewalks, other pedestrian assembly areas, driving aisles, parking lots and parking structures;
• HH. South side of Fourth Street between Cherry Avenue and Junipero Avenue and the north side of Fourth Street between Cherry Avenue and Rose Place; • II. That portion of both sides of the street and sidewalks of Thirty-First Street between Atlantic Avenue and Long Beach Boulevard; • JJ. Both sides of Fourth Street between Ximeno Avenue and Park Avenue; and • KK.That portion of the Mark Bixby Memorial Bicycle-Pedestrian Path located within the Harbor District, including its Ocean Boulevard, Pico Boulevard and Terminal Island approaches.