[Ord. 34-1948, 49 § 17, passed 8-23-1948]
No person shall fix, put up or erect upon the pavement, sidewalk,
curb or gutter in front of or along any dwelling house, store or other
building or premises, any signboard, bulletin board or any obstruction
of any type whatsoever, which will interfere with the complete and
full use, at all times for the public, of such pavement, sidewalk,
curb and gutter.
[Ord. 34-1948, 49 § 4, passed 8-23-1948]
No person shall erect or maintain any barbed wire on or along
any street or alley or property line or within five feet thereof unless
it is at least six feet from the ground and used as the top of a fence
and so erected that the barbs do not extend within three inches of
the outer line of such fence.
[Ord. 59-1960, 61 § 1, passed 11-27-1961]
No person shall post signs, advertisements, cards, posters or
anything of like character upon light and traffic standards, utility
poles, parking meters and trees, located along the streets and highways,
or in public parks in the City.
[Ord. 56-2002, 03 § 1, passed 4-28-2003.]
(a)
All lot owners or occupants of property abutting any sidewalk and
curb cut, shall remove snow, ice and any other obstructions therefrom
within 24 hours after the cessation of a snowfall or a rain or ice
storm.
(b)
Lot owners or occupants of property shall be deemed to have complied
with the provisions of this section if they have cleared a path three
feet in width, running the entire length of the sidewalk and that
portion of the curb cut which is considered part of the sidewalk within
the required time period.
(c)
The snow cleared from the sidewalk and/or parking area shall not
be deposited into the plowed traveled portion of the street.
(d)
Persons using snow plows shall plow the snow onto private property
as distinguished from public streets and thoroughfares.
[Ord. 68-1978, 79 § 2, passed 3-12-1979; Ord. 17-1994, 95 §§ 1,
2, passed 7-25-1994]
(a)
Any person violating any of the provisions of this article where
another penalty is otherwise provided shall be fined not less than
$25 nor more than $300 for each offense, and/or imprisoned not more
than 30 days.
