[Derived from Sec. 3.1 of Ch. IV of the Charter and Ordinances,
1974]
No person shall operate or drive any vehicle which is propelled
by any power other than muscular power on that property in the City
known as the "Riverwalk." The Riverwalk is generally described, for
the purposes of this section, as follows: a paved pedestrian bicycle
path running from Erie Street in downtown Buffalo, running behind
the Waterfront Village into and through LaSalle Park to Porter Avenue
to the New York State Thruway right-of-way, under the railroad tracks
over the pedestrian bridge to Sheridan Terrace. The Riverwalk thus
continues at West Ferry and Niagara Streets over the West Ferry Bridge
to Broderick Park, along Squaw Island to the International Railroad
Bridge crossing again to Niagara Street, extending along the New York
State Thruway right-of-way to the Ontario Street boat launch, then
crossing over on the Irene K. Gardner Pedestrian Bridge to Niagara
Street.