[CC 1996 §347.010; CC 1981 §350.010; Ord. No. 450 §9, 12-5-1977]
For the purposes of this Chapter, the following terms shall
be deemed to have the meaning indicated below:
Areas on private property providing for parking twenty-five
(25) or more automobiles or other vehicles and which are regularly
used by the public incident to commercial purposes of the owner or
occupant of the property.
Includes private streets and those areas designated or appearing
as driveways, on private property, that are utilized to provide a
flow of vehicular or pedestrian traffic upon or providing access to
or from parking lots, commercial buildings to which the public is
invited or servicing multiple-family apartment developments of twenty-four
(24) dwelling units or more.
[CC 1996 §347.020; CC 1981 §350.020; Ord. No. 450 §9, 12-5-1977]
Every person operating a motor vehicle on parking lots and private
ways within the City of Breckenridge Hills, Missouri, shall drive
the same in a careful and prudent manner and shall exercise ordinary
care and at a rate of speed not in excess of fifteen (15) miles per
hour and at such lesser speed, when required, so as not to endanger
the life or limb of any person or his/her property. Every person shall
take into consideration the amount of vehicular and pedestrian traffic,
the visibility and atmospheric conditions and the condition of the
driveways or parking lots. All regulations provided by other City
ordinances, to include amendments, that are applicable to motor vehicles
on public streets with respect to signaling, lights, backing, turning,
sounding of horn, etc., shall apply to vehicles operated in parking
lots and private ways.
[CC 1996 §347.030; CC 1981 §350.030; Ord. No. 450 §9, 12-5-1977]
No person shall park or leave his/her car in any parking lot,
private way, fire lane or in any space so as to prevent the free flow
of traffic at all times. A person in the act of loading or unloading
shall be permitted to park only in those areas, if any, set aside
by the owner of the property for the purpose of loading and unloading.
All other stopping or parking of vehicles shall be only in parking
areas as designated.
[CC 1996 §347.040; CC 1981 §350.040; Ord. No. 450 §9, 12-5-1977]
Stop signs, parking restriction signs, fire lane signs, exit
and entrance signs and other appropriate signs, as well as barriers
and curbings, regulating the flow of traffic or parking shall be erected
at the direction of the City.
[CC 1996 §347.050; CC 1981 §350.050; Ord. No. 450 §9, 12-5-1977]
Non-motor propelled vehicles shall park only in the designated
areas provided and shall not be propelled or driven in such a manner
as to be inconsistent with the proper and prudent operation. The operation
of a non-motor propelled vehicle, including bicycles, scooters, wagons,
push-mobiles and all other vehicles carrying persons, shall be subject
to the direction of City Police Officers on all parking lots and private
ways.
[CC 1996 §347.060; CC 1981 §350.060; Ord. No. 450 §9, 12-5-1977]
No person or persons shall use any parking lot or private way
for any indecent or immoral purpose. Improper conduct of all kinds
is expressly prohibited, either inside or outside of a vehicle.
[CC 1996 §347.070; CC 1981 §350.070; Ord. No. 450 §9, 12-5-1977]
Loud, boisterous or unnecessary noise is prohibited on any parking
lot or private way within the City.
[CC 1996 §347.080; CC 1981 §350.080; Ord. No. 450 §9, 12-5-1977]
Loitering, at all times, is prohibited on any parking lot or
private way within the City. Refusal of any person or persons to disperse
or vacate such occupied place, when requested by any Police Officer,
shall constitute a violation of this Chapter and subject the person
to arrest.
