Cross Reference — Parking restrictions, sch. II
[Ord. No. 708 §1, 6-3-1987; CC 2000 §14-301; Ord. No. 1008 §1(14-301), 2-14-2001; Ord. No. 1139 §1, 12-8-2004; Ord. No. 1342 §1, 3-16-2011]
A.
It
shall be unlawful for any person to park between the hours of 6:00
P.M. and 6:00 A.M. any of the following vehicles or motor vehicles
within any residentially zoned district including:
1.
Streets or alleys within such district;
2.
Private residential properties;
3.
Private residential parking areas; or
4.
A private common area within such district.
a.
Gross vehicle weight exceeds manufacturer's weight by one (1) ton;
or
b.
Length is longer than eighteen (18) feet; or
c.
Height is taller than seven (7) feet; or
d.
Width is wider than eight and one-half (8½) feet; or
e.
Any flatbed truck, dump truck, utility wrecker, tandem axle truck,
cab and chassis truck or hauling trailer; or
f.
Vehicles with dual wheels on each side of the axle if used for commercial
purposes.
B.
Between
the hours of 6:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. any such vehicles may be parked
within residentially zoned districts for a period not to exceed two
(2) hours except when necessary for loading and unloading or in the
performance of a service to or upon real property and such vehicle
is parked upon or adjacent to the property.
C.
These
restrictions do not apply to trucks with factory-built cab and bed
designed as a singular unit, motor homes or standard passenger vehicles.
[Ord. No. 704 §1, 4-8-1987; CC 2000 §14-302; Ord. No. 1342 §2, 3-16-2011]
A.
Parking Restricted. Vehicles with a gross weight in excess
of eight thousand (8,000) pounds; trucks equipped with campers designed
for use upon a truck; buses designed for camping or with a gross weight
in excess of eight thousand (8,000) pounds; trailers; boats and boat
trailers; camping trailers; mobile homes; camper and like conveyances
or equipment shall not be allowed on residential property unless such
vehicles or conveyance or equipment is parked in the back yard or
side yard behind the front building line (defined as that portion
of the building structure that is closest to the street) on the owner's
lot or lots or in an enclosed structure such as a garage. On corner
lots, such vehicles, conveyance or equipment shall be parked behind
the front building line from either street or be suitably screened
from view of the street. The parked vehicle or like conveyance must
remain in operable condition not to create a nuisance to the surrounding
neighborhood.
B.
Special Permits. A special permit to park such vehicle, conveyance or equipment described in Subsection (A) closer to the street than the front building line may be obtained from the Public Works Department as follows:
1.
A seven (7) day permit issued to non-owners of the residence for
which the seven (7) day special permit is requested. A seven (7) day
special permit may not be obtained more than twice each calendar year.
2.
A forty-eight (48) hour special permit limited to the owner/occupant
of the residence. There shall be issued only one (1) forty-eight (48)
hour special permit in a thirty (30) day period.
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Under no circumstances may such vehicles, conveyances or equipment
described in Subsection (B)(l) be parked within twelve (12) feet of
the curb or street.
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There shall be no more than two (2) vehicles for which a special
permit is requested at the premises for which the special permit is
sought.
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C.
Waiver. When it is impossible to park any such vehicle in compliance with Subsection (A) because the size of such vehicle exceeds the physical dimensions of the property line or because of the topography of the land, the owner of such vehicle or his/her agent may submit a written request for a waiver of Subsection (A) which shall be considered by the Governing Body. The presence of fences or shrubs shall not constitute grounds for requesting a waiver. The presence of a tree with a trunk diameter in excess of six (6) inches may be considered as part of the topography.
The Governing Body may grant a waiver in writing to the owner
of any such vehicle for a period not exceeding one (1) year provided
that:
1.
The vehicle does not encroach upon any easements or other interest
in land held by others besides the owner of the vehicle.
2.
Such vehicle, when parked, does not constitute any visibility problem
for traffic on public roads within two hundred (200) feet of such
vehicle.
3.
There shall not be more than two (2) vehicles for which a waiver
is requested at the premises for which a waiver is sought.
4.
No such vehicle shall be parked within twelve (12) feet of the curb
or street and no waiver may be granted for this requirement.
D.
Notice. Written notice of such proposed waiver shall be
mailed to all owners and occupants of lands located within two hundred
(200) feet of any portion of the premises for which a waiver is being
requested and an opportunity granted to interested parties to be heard.
The notice shall be mailed at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing
before the City Council on such waiver. The notice shall contain a
general description of the vehicle for which a waiver is being sought,
including size and weight, and a general description of the location
upon which such vehicle is going to be parked.
E.
If
a written protest against such waiver is presented to the City Council
at the time of the hearing or to the City Clerk prior to the hearing
signed by one (1) or more of the owners or occupants of lands to whom
notice is required, then such waiver shall not be granted except by
at least three-fourths (¾) vote of all the members of the Council.
G.
Assignment Prohibited. Special permits and waivers shall
not be assigned to any other person or vehicle.
[Code 1987; Ord. No. 697, 1987; CC 2000 §14-303]
A.
It
shall be unlawful to park any vehicle in the municipal parking lots
adjacent to City Hall, the municipal pool, parks, community center,
tennis and racquetball courts:
It shall be unlawful to park any vehicle upon main trafficways
and certain main trafficway connections as defined in Schedule III,
Table III-A, unless such street is specifically designated for on-street
parking where signs are erected giving notice thereof. The main trafficway
connection where parking is prohibited is 63rd Street, between Nall
Avenue and Roe Avenue.
[1]
Editor's Note: Ord. No. 1540 also changed the title of this
Section from "Parking Prohibited in Designated Areas" to "Parking
Prohibited in Main Trafficways and Certain Main Trafficway Connections."
[Ord. No. 1362 §1, 1-18-2012; Ord.
No. 1412 §1, 11-19-2014]
Limited-time parking areas within the City of Mission are regulated by Article 13, Section 97, and all other applicable sections of the Standard Traffic Ordinance incorporated by reference in Section 300.010 of the Code of the City of Mission.
[Code 1999; CC 2000 §14-305]
No person shall park a motor vehicle upon any public street
or any public property, continuously, for a period in excess of forty-eight
(48) hours. The provision of this Subsection may not be defeated by
a mere location change of any offending motor vehicle.
[Ord. No. 1156 §1 — 2, 4-13-2005]
A.
PORTABLE STORAGE CONTAINERS (PODS: PORTABLE ON DEMAND STORAGE)
Definition. As used in this Section, the following term
shall have this prescribed meaning:
Any container used to store any item on property which can
then be transported to another location by an appropriate tractor
trailer or other motorized equipment.
B.
Any
person who maintains a portable storage container on property must
first obtain a permit from the Director.
C.
A portable
storage container permit may be obtained for a portable storage container
to be stored on any property for a period less than fifteen (15) days,
not to exceed twice per calendar year.
D.
Penalty. It shall be unlawful to violate the provisions
of this Section. Any persons convicted of violating the provisions
of this Section may be fined up to five hundred dollars ($500.00)
per day and/or sentenced to jail for a period of time not to exceed
one hundred eighty (180) days. Each day shall constitute a separate
violation.
[Code 1983; CC 2000 §14-401]
For the purposes of this Article, the following terms shall
mean:
Any chemical compound or mechanical mixture that is commonly
used or intended for the purpose of producing an explosion, and which
contains any oxidizing and combustive units or other ingredients in
such proportions, quantities, or packing that an ignition by fire,
by friction, by concussion, by percussion, or by detonator of any
part of the compound or mixture may cause such a sudden generation
of highly heated gases that the resultant gaseous pressures are capable
of producing destructive effects on contiguous objects or of destroying
life or limb.
Any substance which may cause death or disabling injury on
brief exposure, extremely volatile flammable liquids or gases and
detonable materials. Examples of hazardous materials are explosives,
high level radioactive materials, highly flammable gases and liquids,
poisons and acids.
A trailer so constructed that the substantial part of its
weight rests upon or is carried by another motor vehicle.
A vehicle other than a boat trailer or camper trailer with
or without mode of power designed for carrying persons or property
and for being drawn by another motor vehicle.
[Code 1983; CC 2000 §14-402]
A.
It
shall be unlawful for any person to transport flammable and/or hazardous
materials on any street, avenue, alley or public right-of-way within
the City limits of Mission, Kansas.
B.
This
Section shall only apply to vehicles transporting flammable and/or
hazardous materials for commercial purposes.
[Code 1983; CC 2000 §14-403]
The restrictions set forth in Section 320.070 may be suspended by the Chief of Police when such is necessary for public safety.
[Code 1983; CC 2000 §14-404]
A.
It
shall be unlawful to park a trailer or semi-trailer containing hazardous
materials within the City:
1.
On any street within or bordering an area zoned for residential use
or office buildings, unless the property on which the trailer or semi-trailer
is parked is owned or leased by the owner or lessee of the trailer
or semi-trailer, such use by the property owner or lessee is a valid
non-conforming use, and there is no residential unit (except the owner's
or lessee's) within one thousand (1,000) feet of the trailer or semi-trailer
when parked;
2.
Within one thousand (1,000) feet of any hotel, motel or other place
furnishing lodging to the public; or
3.
In any other place within the City for over twelve (12) hours at
a time, except in such places as may be designated from time to time
by the Chief of Police and such places for not over forty-eight (48)
hours.
[Code 1983; CC 2000 §14-405]
If a trailer or a semi-trailer is found parked in violation
of the provisions of this Article, the Fire Chief or Assistant Chief
or any Police Officer may require the owner or lessee of the trailer
to move it within two (2) hours. If such removal is not accomplished
on the order of any such officer, it may be accomplished by any such
officer, by any reasonable means, if the continued presence of the
trailer or semi-trailer at its parked location constitutes, adds to
or prevents correction of a situation threatening imminent injury
or damage to persons or property.
