(a)
Carrying advertisement; wearing costume; throwing or placing advertisement
on public property.
It shall be unlawful for any person
to carry or hold, by hand or otherwise, any billboard, showcard, placard
or advertisement or sign of any description for the purpose of advertising,
or to wear any costume for the purpose of attracting attention of
the public, or to paste, stick, scatter, throw or place any advertisement,
handbill, placard or any printed, pictured or written matter or thing,
for advertising purposes, upon any house, wall, building, fence, railing,
sidewalk, street, telephone or electric light pole, or other public
property, or to knowingly permit the same to be done for his benefit.
(b)
Holding, waving or displaying advertisement within right-of-way.
It shall be unlawful for any person to hold by hand, carry,
wave, or otherwise display banners, showcards, placards or other advertising
media from any overpass, bridge, median strip or parkway within the
designated right-of-way of any city street so as to attract the attention
of occupants or drivers of automobiles, trucks or other vehicles on
the public street, or to knowingly permit the same to be done by any
person for his benefit. The doing of any of the acts herein listed
shall be prima facie evidence that the same is for the purpose of
attracting the attention of occupants and drivers of automobiles,
trucks, or other vehicles on the public streets.
(Ordinance adopting 2006 Code; 2006
Code, sec. 4.401)
No person shall operate or park a vehicle on a street, nor shall
the owner of a vehicle permit the vehicle to be operated or parked
on a street, for the primary purpose of advertising.
(Ordinance adopting 2006 Code; 2006
Code, sec. 4.402)
