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Costa Mesa |
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Code of Ordinances |
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Title 11. Offenses—Miscellaneous |
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Chapter XIII. Sex Offenders Prohibited From Entering Parks |
§ 11-202. Definitions
(a) "City-owned sports facility" means any area of cleared enclosed land, as well as any facilities adjacent to it, used primarily for sporting events, which is owned and/or run by the city, and shall include, but is not limited to:
Jack Hammett Farm Sports Complex 2750 Fairview Road Te Winkle Athletic Complex 970 Arlington Drive Luke Davis Field 570 W. 18th Street Downtown Aquatic Center 1860 Anaheim Avenue. "City-owned sports facilities" shall not include sports fields owned by the Newport Mesa Unified School District.
(b) "City park" shall have the same meaning as section 12-1 of the Costa Mesa Municipal Code. City parks shall include, but not be limited to:
Balearic Park 1975 Balearic Drive Brentwood Park 265 E. Brentwood Street Canyon Park 970 Arbor Street Civic Center Park 77 Fair Drive Del Mesa Park 2080 Manistee Drive Estancia Park 1900 Adams Avenue Fairview Park 2501 Placentia Avenue Gisler Park 1250 Gisler Avenue Harper Park 425 E. 18th Street Heller Park 257 E. 16th Street Jordan Park 2141 Tustin Avenue Ketchum-Libolt Park 2150 Maple Street Lindbergh Park 220 E. 23rd Street Lions Park 570 W. 18th Street Marina View Park 1035 W. 19th Street Mesa Verde Park 1795 Samar Drive Moon Park 3377 California Street Paularino Park 1040 Paularino Avenue Pinkley Park 360 E. Ogle Street Shalimar Park 782 Shalimar Drive Shiffer Park 3143 Bear Street Smallwood Park 1656 Corsica Place Suburbia Park 3302 Alabama Circle Tanager Park 1780 Hummingbird Drive TeWinkle Park 970 Arlington Drive Vista Park 1200 Victoria Street Wakeham Park 3400 Smalley Street Wilson Park 360 Wilson Street Wimbledon Park 3440 Wimbledon Way (c) "Sex offender" shall mean any person required to register pursuant to Section 290 of the California Penal Code, or any person who has been convicted in another jurisdiction of offenses comparable to those that require registration pursuant to Section 290(c) of the California Penal Code. A conviction of a comparable offense in another jurisdiction shall mean a conviction in another state or a federal conviction for an offense that includes all of the elements of the particular offense as defined under California law.