[R.O. 2010 §535.010; C.O. 1948 c. 9 §§6-1 — 6-3; CC 1970 §28-1]
A. 
The Building Commissioner is hereby authorized and empowered to number all the houses and lots within the City.
B. 
Such numbering shall start at zero (0), beginning each block with the next successive hundred; but the numbers on parallel streets shall conform as far as practical.
C. 
The numbering shall start at Berry Road and continue westwardly to the City limits; and shall start at Lockwood Avenue and continue northwardly to the City limits. The even numbers shall be assigned to the south and east sides of the streets, and the odd numbers shall be assigned to the north and west sides of the streets.
[R.O. 2010 §535.020; C.O. 1948 c. 7 §1-1; CC 1970 §28-2]
The City directrix of the City shall be the level established by a round pipe with copper cap set in front of the City Hall, which point is 609.60 feet above sea level.
[R.O. 2010 §535.030; C.O. 1948 c. 7 §§6-1 — 6-2; CC 1970 §28-3]
A. 
No person shall obstruct, block or fill up any gutter, ditch or drain along any street or road in the City, nor shall any person construct any culvert, bridge or driveway over or across any such gutter or drain without making adequate provision for the free passage and flow of all water along such gutters under or through such culvert or bridge.
B. 
Any person erecting any culvert, bridge or driveway which shall in any way interfere with the free passage or flow of water in any gutter or drain shall, upon notice by the Building Commissioner, within thirty (30) days thereafter make such change in such culvert, driveway or bridge as shall be reasonable and as shall be set out in the notice.
[R.O. 2010 §535.040; C.O. 1948 c. 7 §7-1; CC 1970 §28-4]
Any dead-end street improved with funds obtained from the issuance of special tax bills, and located within the City, located upon a strip of ground forty-five (45) feet in width and now dedicated to the City and bearing a straight line and upon a strip of ground if dedicated to the City and such dedicated strip is forty-five (45) feet in width and has been accepted by the City, to the first point at which any such extension of any such street shall connect with or join another street, and any such extension as authorized by this Section may be improved with a surfacing which shall at least meet the standard of requirements of the City for street surfacing and shall be not less than twenty (20) feet in width located in the center of the forty-five (45) foot dedicated strip of ground.
[R.O. 2010 §535.050; CC 1970 §28-5; Ord. No. 1299 §1, 2-8-1963]
It shall be the duty of all owners, managers, tenants, agents or occupiers of premises, whether improved or unimproved, tenements or vacant lots owned by them, under their charge or occupied by them in the City, to keep the sidewalks adjacent to the property owned, controlled or occupied by them swept and clear of mud, dirt and filth, ashes, debris, snow and ice. After any fall of snow, such owners, managers, tenants, agents or occupiers shall cause the snow to be immediately removed from the improved area of the sidewalk adjacent to the property owned, managed or occupied by them and the improved area of the sidewalk shall also be kept clear of ice at all times.
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Cross Reference — As to removal of snow on streets and private subdivisions, §405.120.