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Ch. Art. Div. <br />2 7 35 11 <br /> <br />San Diego Municipal Code Chapter 2: Government <br />(4-2019) <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />(b) The following loans will not become gifts to a City Official: <br />(1) A loan described above on which the creditor has taken reasonable <br />action to collect the balance due; and <br />(2) A loan described above on which the creditor, based on reasonable <br />business considerations, has not undertaken collection action. <br />(However, except in a criminal action, the creditor has the burden of <br />proving that the decision not to take collection action was based on <br />reasonable business considerations.) <br />(3) A loan made to a City Official who has filed for bankruptcy and the <br />loan is ultimately discharged in bankruptcy. <br />(“Loans as Gifts” added 4-29-2002 by O-19055 N.S.) <br /> <br />§27.3550 Lobbying Activities of Former City Officials <br />(a) It is unlawful for any former City Official who received compensation from <br />the City to work on a particular project during his or her City service to <br />engage in direct communication with the City, for compensation, with regard <br />to any pending application for discretionary funding or discretionary <br />entitlements before the City relating to that particular project on behalf of any <br />person for a one-year period immediately following termination of service <br />with the City or for a two-year period if he or she is a former elected City <br />Official. <br />(1) For purposes of this section, “work on a particular project” means to <br />take part personally and substantially in the project by rendering a <br />decision, approval, or disapproval; by making a formal written <br />recommendation; by conducting an investigation; by rendering advice <br />on a significant basis; or by using confidential information. <br />(2) For purposes of this section, “project” means any matter where a <br />private business has made an application to the City for discretionary <br />funding or discretionary entitlements, or where the City exercises <br />discretion to enter into a lease, agreement, or contract with a private <br />business. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />