As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the
meanings indicated:
A structural element affixed to the face of a building which projects over a street, roadway, sidewalk or public place, and is wholly supported by the building to which it is attached. Awnings are intended to provide protection from weather, identity or decoration. Regulations governing awnings are included in § 163-82T.
[Amended 2-5-2007 by L.L. No. 1-2007]
The creation of access to a public street across a curb,
terrace or land adjacent to a public street.
An individual(s), partnership, association or corporation.
Any public street, avenue, roadway, highway, lane or alley,
including the entire paved and improved surface thereof from curb
to curb, where curbs exist, including gutter areas.
Those village streets or roadways without occupied residences
or commercial buildings dependent upon such streets for access.
A single platform mounted on wheels designed or suitable
or in fact used for riding underfoot, or a board with roller skate
wheels or other similar wheels attached to the underside, without
a mechanism or other device for steering while being used, operated
or ridden.
All ramps, platforms, manufactured or contrived surfaces
of any and every pattern or configuration and other similar devices
designed for use for riding a skateboard upon or above any area.
That area abutting a public street or roadway between the
sidewalk and the curb or paved edge of the street or roadway or, in
the absence of a sidewalk, that area extending 15 feet away from the
curb or paved edge of the street or roadway.
