City of Avalon, CA
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2023-01-17
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Title 4: Public Safety
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Chapter 4-4 Traffic
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Article 16 Through Truck Routes
- Adopting Ordinance
- Ch AO Adopting Ordinance
- Title 1: General Provisions
- Ch 1-1 Adoption of Code
- Ch 1-2 Penalty Provisions
- Ch 1-3 Rules of Construction
- Ch 1-4 Appeals
- Ch 1-5 Citation Procedure
- Ch 1-6 General Liability Insurance
- Ch 1-7 Service Fees
- Ch 1-8 Reasonable Accommodation
- Ch 1-9 Administrative Citations
- Title 2: Administration
- Ch 2-1 City Council
- Ch 2-2 Officers and Employees
- Ch 2-3 (Reserved)
- Ch 2-4 Official Notices
- Ch 2-5 Official Seal
- Ch 2-6 Employer-Employee Relations
- Title 3: Finance
- Ch 3-1 Business Licensing
- Ch 3-2 Funds
- Ch 3-3 Taxes
- Ch 3-4 Purchasing System
- Ch 3-5 State Video Service Franchises
- Title 4: Public Safety
- Ch 4-1 Bicycles, Pushmobiles, and Toy Vehicles
- Ch 4-2 Civil Defense
- Ch 4-3 Fire Prevention
- Ch 4-4 Traffic
- Ch 4-4 Art 16 Through Truck Routes
- § 4-4.1601 Motor Truck Defined.
- § 4-4.1602 Application.
- § 4-4.1603 Deviation from Routes.
- § 4-4.1604 Erection of Signs.
- § 4-4.1605 Through Truck Route No. 1.
- § 4-4.1606 Through Truck Route No. 2.
- § 4-4.1607 Compliance Required.
- Ch 4-5 Weapons
- Ch 4-6 Special Events.
- Ch 4-7 Paramedic Service Fees
- Ch 4-8 Athletic Activities Prohibited in Certain Areas
- Ch 4-9 Encroachments of Streets, Alleys, Rights-Of-Way and Other Public Property
- Ch 4-10 Bicycles on Public Property
- Ch 4-11 Abatement of Nuisances
- Ch 4-12 Tobacco Regulations
- Ch 4-13 Aircraft Landings and Liftoffs
- Ch 4-14 Sidewalk Maintenance
- Ch 4-15 Street Performers
- Title 5: Public Welfare, Morals, and Conduct
- Ch 5-1 Advertising Matter
- Ch 5-2 Graffiti Prohibition, Prevention and Removal
- Ch 5-3 (Repealed)
- Ch 5-4 Gambling
- Ch 5-5 Littering
- Ch 5-6 Minors
- Ch 5-7 Obstructing Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 5-8 Camping
- Ch 5-9 Solicitations
- Ch 5-10 Unsightly Property
- Ch 5-11 Vehicle and Boat Rentals
- Ch 5-12 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 5-13 Noise
- Ch 5-14 Public Transportation
- Ch 5-15 Motion Picture, Television and Photographic Reproduction
- Ch 5-16 Removal of Abandoned Vehicles
- Ch 5-17 Bingo
- Ch 5-18 Illegal Activities
- Ch 5-19 Tattoo Establishments.
- Ch 5-20 Medical Cannabis Delivery Service Businesses and Other Cannabis Businesses and Activity
- Ch 5-21 Sidewalk Vending
- Ch 5-30 Personal Cannabis Cultivation Regulations
- Ch 5-40 Nontransient Rental Inspections
- Title 6: Sanitation and Health
- Ch 6-1 Fowl, Dogs, and Other Animals
- Ch 6-2 Solid Waste Collection
- Ch 6-3 Health Code
- Ch 6-4 House Trailers
- Ch 6-5 Outdoor Restaurants
- Ch 6-6 Water
- Ch 6-7 Sewers
- Ch 6-8 City Responsibility for Chapter 6.95 of the Health and Safety Code, Hazardous Materials Release Response Plans and Inventory
- Ch 6-9 Floodplain Management
- Ch 6-10 Miscellaneous Provisions
- Ch 6-11 Regulation of Smoking
- Ch 6-12 Water Efficient Landscape Regulations
- Ch 6-13 Water Quality Control
- Ch 6-14 Environmentally Acceptable Food Packaging
- Title 7: Public Works
- Ch 7-1 Datum Plane
- Ch 7-2 Excavations
- Ch 7-3 Overhead Utilities Conversion
- Ch 7-4 Abandoned Utility Facilities
- Title 8: Building Regulations
- Ch 8-1 Building Code
- Ch 8-2 Fire Zones
- Ch 8-3 Building Numbering
- Ch 8-4 California Electrical Code
- Ch 8-5 Plumbing Code
- Ch 8-6 Small Residential Rooftop Solar Systems
- Ch 8-7 California Mechanical Code
- Ch 8-8 Residential Code
- Ch 8-9 Undergrounding of Utilities
- Title 9: Planning and Zoning
- Ch 9-1 Planning Commission
- Ch 9-2 Subdivisions
- Ch 9-3 General Provisions
- Ch 9-4 Establishment of Zones
- Ch 9-5 Residential Zones
- Ch 9-6 Commercial Zones
- Ch 9-7 General Standards of Development
- Ch 9-8 Administration of Zoning Ordinance
- Ch 9-9 Applicable Ordinance
- Ch 9-10 Publicly-Owned Property
- Ch 9-11 Affordable Housing
- Ch 9-12 Annual Growth Policy
- Ch 9-13 Multiple Unit Housing Regulations
- Ch 9-14 Time-Share Projects
- Ch 9-15 Development Agreements
- Ch 9-16 Emergency Shelters
- Ch 9-17 Special Needs Housing
- Ch 9-18 Development Impact Fees
- Title 10: Beaches, Parks, and Recreation
- Ch 10-1 Fishing and Use of Equipment
- Ch 10-2 Harbor Regulations
- Ch 10-3 Marine Preserve
- Ch 10-4 (Reserved)
- Ch 10-5 (Reserved)
- Ch 10-6 Swimming and Diving
- Ch 10-7 (Reserved)
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[§ 1, Ord. 506, eff. May 4, 1968]
For the purposes of this article, "motor truck" shall mean any
motor vehicle having an unladen weight of 6,000 pounds or more.
[§ 1, Ord. 506, eff. May 4, 1968]
Nothing contained in this article shall apply to motor vehicles
having an unladen weight of less than 6,000 pounds or to motor vehicles
designed, used, or maintained primarily for the transportation of
passengers.
[§ 1, Ord. 506, eff. May 4, 1968]
Nothing contained in this article shall be deemed to prohibit
the operator of any motor truck traversing any of the through truck
routes set forth in this article from leaving such routes for the
purpose of loading or unloading his vehicle at a point off such routes;
provided, however, such deviation for the purpose of such loading
or unloading shall be made over a route which keeps at a minimum the
distance traveled off the truck route involved.
[§ 1, Ord. 506, eff. May 4, 1968]
The Traffic Engineer shall cause to be erected appropriate signs
along each of the truck routes described in this article on the effective
date of the provisions of this article (May 4, 1968).
[§ 1, Ord. 506, eff. May 4, 1968]
For motor truck traffic entering the City over either Pebbly
Beach Road or at or near the intersection of Tremont and Sumner Avenue,
the following through truck route is hereby established: Pebbly Beach
Road to its intersection with Crescent Avenue; Crescent Avenue to
its intersection with Clarissa Avenue; Clarissa Avenue to its intersection
with Beacon Street; Beacon Street to its intersection with Sumner
Avenue; and Sumner Avenue to its intersection with Tremont Street.
It shall be unlawful for any operator of a motor truck entering
the City as set forth in this section and making a trip through the
City to operate such motor truck over any other route than that set
forth in this section for such operation.
[§ 1, Ord. 506, eff. May 4, 1968]
For motor truck traffic entering the City over Vieudelou Avenue,
the following through truck route is hereby established: Vieudelou
Avenue to its intersection with Marilla Avenue; Marilla Avenue to
its intersection with Crescent Avenue; Crescent Avenue to its intersection
with Metropole Avenue; Metropole Avenue to its intersection with Beacon
Street; Beacon Street to its intersection with Clarissa Avenue; Clarissa
Avenue to its intersection with Crescent Avenue; and Crescent Avenue
to its intersection with Pebbly Beach Road.
It shall be unlawful for any operator of a motor truck entering
the City over Vieudelou Avenue and making a trip through the City
to operate such motor truck over any other route than that set forth
in this section for such operation.
[§ 1, Ord. 506, eff. May 4, 1968]
Except as otherwise provided in § 4-4.1602 of this article, when any such truck traffic routes are designated by appropriate signs, the operator of any vehicle having an unladen weight of 6,000 pounds or more shall travel on such routes or route and none other (whether or not making a trip through the City) except when necessary to traverse another street or streets to a destination for the purpose of loading or unloading, but then only by such deviation from the nearest truck route as is reasonably necessary.
