Words used in the present tense include the
future; the singular number includes the plural and the plural the
singular.
The following terms are defined as they are
to be used in this chapter.
The strip of land along the side of a Village roadway that
lies between the paved road surface and the lot line of the adjoining
property.
The margin of the paved road surface, whether or not that
boundary is raised or delineated by means of stone, concrete or other
edging materials.
The stopping of a vehicle and leaving of such vehicle unattended
by a person capable of operating it.
A paved surface installed within a street intended to be
used by pedestrians for travel along such street.
Sidewalks which have been determined by the Board of Trustees
to have a public purpose and which are used by members of the community
on a regular basis and, therefore, provide a benefit for which public
funds may properly be expended.
Sidewalks which are not regularly used by members of the
public, provide no public benefit, and for which the expenditure of
public funds would be inappropriate.
The stopping of a vehicle, whether occupied or not, otherwise
than temporarily for the purpose of and actually engaged in receiving
or discharging passengers.
The entire width of the Village-owned public way including
the paved road, sidewalks (if any) and all other portions that lie
between the private property lot lines on either side.
