[Bill No. 122, 2-15-2005]
Placing, causing, keeping, maintaining or permitting trash,
garbage, rubbish, junk, decaying vegetable or animal matter, ashes,
debris, gravel, dirt, obnoxious or filthy substances, or any kind
of waste materials upon public rights-of-way, whether in the traveled
surface of the roadway or in the drainage ditches, is prohibited.
[Bill No. 122, 2-15-2005]
A.
All access to City roads from private property shall be allowed only
through the culvert permitting process. Driveways shall not be installed
without a culvert permit signed by the Building Inspector.
B.
The Building Inspector shall determine the appropriate size, length,
depth, and placement for all driveways and culverts placed on City
roads and shall issue a permit listing the specifications. The landowner
shall be responsible for installing the driveway and drainage infrastructure
according to the permit specifications.
C.
The paving of driveways should not extend beyond the property line
onto the right-of-way. The City assumes no responsibility for any
damage done to such driveways due to snowplowing, utility work, road
improvements, or other necessary municipal projects.
[Bill No. 122, 2-15-2005]
The landowner shall be responsible for maintaining adequate
water flow through all culverts used, or designed to be used, for
access to his/her property from City rights-of-way so as to prevent
damage to City roads caused by water runoff.
[Bill No. 122, 2-15-2005]
Anyone convicted of violating this Chapter shall be deemed guilty of an ordinance violation and, upon conviction, punished as set forth in Section 100.220 of this Code.
