[Adopted 3-1-1993 by Ord.
No. 2-93 (§ 19.13 of the 1993 Municipal
Code)]
In this article "private property" includes but is not limited
to coin-operated vending machines, cafe tables and chairs, merchandise
for sale (for more than seven days per year). If merchandise is displayed
for less than seven days per year a permit is not required. "Personal
property" in this article does not include signage. No person shall
display or place private property on public sidewalk unless the owner
thereof has first obtained a permit and has paid the appropriate fee
as provided herein.
A.
One coin-operated vending machine shall be allowed per business location
on the public sidewalk in the Downtown Edgerton Business District.
B.
Private property shall not be placed in a location that obstructs,
hides or blocks a view of traffic warning or control signals, pedestrian
crosswalks or handicapped curbside ramps, or that blocks doors or
fire escapes.
C.
Private property shall have at least 48 inches of clear space between
it and any obstruction or curb.
D.
The private property shall be placed contiguous to a building.
E.
The location shall not block the flow of pedestrian traffic on the
sidewalk.
F.
Said private property shall not contain glass.
G.
Private property shall be secured to prevent it from blowing away
or otherwise moving to obstruct the sidewalk or street.
H.
Alcohol is not permitted on a public sidewalk or street without compliance
with a liquor license.
[Added at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General Provisions,
Art. II)]
Any person violating any of the provisions of this article shall pay a penalty in accordance with § 345-46.
