9.42.030 Term of exclusion.
A. Unless otherwise provided in the exclusion order, the term of exclusion shall take effect immediately upon conviction of a crime described in Section 9.42.020, and shall continue for the number of days described in the exclusion order.
B. The term of exclusion shall be recommended by the city prosecutor and determined by the municipal judge based on the nature of the underlying crime, the number of criminal convictions the person has received during the two-year period immediately preceding the date of the underlying crime, the term of probation, and other factors related to the peace, dignity, safety and welfare of the public at large.
C. The maximum term of exclusion that may be imposed as a condition of probation shall be:
1. Two hundred forty days, if convicted of a crime classified as a Class C misdemeanor.
2. Three hundred days, if convicted of a crime classified as a Class B misdemeanor.
3. Three hundred sixty days, if convicted of a crime classified as a Class A misdemeanor.
D. If a person is convicted of more than one crime related to the same incident, then the most serious crime shall be used for the purpose of calculating the maximum term of exclusion. (Ord. 5073 §1 (Exh. A), 2019; Ord. 5006 §3, 2016).