A.
No person shall place or deposit, except as hereinafter
provided, on any sidewalk or in any street, any cask, box, crate,
stone, vehicle, lumber or other substances or materials. Each twenty-four-hour
period the same shall remain shall constitute a separate violation.
B.
The deposit or placement of such items or material
on streets and sidewalks shall be permitted, however, while loading
or unloading a vehicle.
A.
No person shall place and keep building materials
of any kind in any street or on any sidewalk except with written permission
of the Supervisor of Streets and Parks as hereinafter provided.
B.
The Supervisor of Streets and Parks may grant permission,
in writing, to any person to place and keep any building materials
in any of the public streets for the purpose of building or repairs
for a period not exceeding three months, but such permission shall
not authorize the obstruction of more than 1/3 the sidewalk and 1/3
of the paved portion of the street opposite the lot on which any erection
is to be made by the person to whom such permission is granted, and
such permission may at any time be revoked by the Supervisor of Streets
and Parks on one day's notice.
C.
The Supervisor of Streets and Parks as a condition
for granting permission may require the person to whom the permission
is granted to provide and maintain fencing, barriers, warning lights
and temporary signs and structures as he deems necessary to adequately
protect the public and lessen the interference with the public of
the use of adjoining streets and sidewalks. He may also require the
furnishing of a certificate of insurance which may be canceled only
on 10 days' written notice in such amount as he deems necessary to
adequately protect the City and the public for any claims that may
arise from such use.
No merchandise shall be displayed upon the sidewalks
of any public street, except glass-enclosed cases or stands used for
the preparation or display of sale of popcorn, peanuts, confections
or similar merchandise, provided that no such stand shall extend in
excess of 24 inches from the face of the building adjacent to which
same is placed, nor in excess of 30 inches parallel to such building
face, and provided further that no such case or stand shall obstruct
the free use of the sidewalks for public travel.
