(a) If all elements of a traffic infraction are proven beyond a reasonable doubt, the court shall find the defendant guilty or liable and enter appropriate judgment.

(b) If any element of a traffic infraction is not proven beyond a reasonable doubt the court shall dismiss the charge and enter appropriate judgment; provided, however, that the court may find the defendant guilty of or liable for a lesser included traffic infraction, if based on the evidence offered, and enter appropriate judgment.

(c) If the defendant is found guilty or liable, the court shall assess any applicable fees and additional costs otherwise generally imposed in noncivil municipal offenses.

(d) The judgment shall be satisfied upon payment to the Clerk of the total amount assessed as set forth above.

(e) If the defendant fails to satisfy the judgment upon the finding of guilt or liability, or within the time of a reasonable extension granted upon a showing of good cause by, and upon application of the defendant, then such nonpayment in the full amount of the penalty, fees and costs shall be treated as a default. (Ord. 381 §1, 1977)