[Amended 5-10-2016 ATM
by Art. 14, approved 8-9-2016]
No person shall, without authorization, obstruct the free, open,
and convenient use of any street or sidewalk by the public for travel,
by occupying the same with goods, wares, merchandise, or other chattels;
by using the same as a place of resort, amusement, recreation, or
business; or by permitting a gate, door, blind, or shutter of any
building under his/her control to swing open across any part thereof;
or by allowing overgrowth from trees, vegetation or brush from property
under his/her control, up to a height of seven feet above the sidewalk.
(1937: c. XVIII, ss. 17, 18, 39, 40)
No person shall without authorization, throw, sweep, or place
on any street, sidewalk, or public place, any ashes, earth, garbage,
rubbish, litter, or any noxious or refuse liquid or solid substance,
or any glass, nails, tacks, scrap metal, building materials, or similar
articles. (1937: c. XVIII, ss. 38, 46)
No person, except Town employees duly authorized to do so, shall
excavate, dig up, or otherwise open or occupy any portion of a street
or public place, except in accordance with a permit therefor from
the Select Board. (1937: c. XVIII, s. 45)
No horse or motor vehicle shall be allowed to be or stand on
any sidewalk. (1937: c. XVIII, s. 19; amended 1973)
No person, unless authorized by law, shall use or operate on
any sidewalk any bicycle or vehicle except a child's carriage
propelled by hand, or a sidewalk bicycle or sidewalk tricycle. (1937:
c. XVIII, s. 34)
No person shall permit any horse or other grazing animal to
pasture, graze, or go at large on any street or public place. (1937:
c. XVIII, s. 34)
[Added 10-17-1994 STM,
approved by Attorney General 12-6-1994]
No person shall cause water to flow, be pumped, or otherwise
transferred from his or her building or property into or onto any
public way at such times or in such manner as to cause icing conditions
on a public way. This prohibition includes, but is not limited to,
the discharge of water from a sump pump into a public way.