Ordinances establishing areas of specific streets, portions
of streets, lots or zones where parking of vehicles is prohibited
or limited have not been included in this code, but are specifically
saved from repeal. Such ordinances are on file in the city secretary’s
office.
(Ordinance adopting Code)
It shall be unlawful for any person to park, stop or allow to
stand upon the streets and portions of streets of the city any vehicle
bearing thereon any sign, placard or words advertising same for sale
or for the purpose of sale whether so marked with any such sign, placard
or words or not.
(1978 Code, sec. 21-11)
It shall be unlawful for any person owning or having control
of any truck, bus or trailer having a capacity in excess of one (1)
ton or which is more than eighteen (18) feet in length, seven (7)
feet in width or seven (7) feet in height to park the same upon any
street in the residential area of the city; provided, however, the
provisions of this section shall not be deemed to prohibit the parking
of any such truck, bus or trailer on any residential street for the
purpose of the actual loading and unloading of goods, wares and merchandise
when such vehicle is accompanied by a driver; and provided, further,
“loading” and “unloading” as used in this
section shall be limited to the actual time necessarily consumed in
such operation.
(1978 Code, sec. 21-15; Ordinance 618, sec. 1, adopted 10/8/02)
Upon the streets or parts of streets of the city, no person
shall park or stand a vehicle other than at angle to the curb when
signs or markings are placed there by the city, and in place indicating
that angle parking is required.
(1978 Code, sec. 21-12)
In locations where the normal curb has been recessed to provide
space for angle parking, such parking will be permitted to be continued
notwithstanding other provisions of this chapter if the following
conditions exist:
(1) The distance between the location of the normal curbline and the
recessed portion of the curb (or the edge of the sidewalk) shall be
not less than twelve (12) feet;
(2) The sidewalk, or area reserved for pedestrian use, shall be a minimum
of six (6) feet wide and shall be separated from the parking area
by a curb or tire stop not less than four (4) inches and not more
than eight (8) inches in height. The sidewalk shall be at least eight
(8) feet wide if both edges of the sidewalk are used for tire stops
for parked vehicles.
(3) The recessed curb area shall have been constructed prior to the date
of the passage of this chapter (April 13, 1964).
(1978 Code, sec. 21-13)
The locations where the normal curbline is recessed for the
purpose of providing space for angle parking at sometime after the
date of passage of this chapter (April 13, 1964), such parking will
be permitted only if the following conditions exist:
(1) The distance between the location of the normal curbline and the
recessed portion of the curb (or the edge of the sidewalk) shall not
be less than sixteen (16) feet;
(2) The sidewalk, or area reserved for pedestrian use, shall be a minimum
of six (6) feet wide and shall be separated from the parking area
by a curb or tire stop of not less than four (4) inches and not more
than eight (8) inches in height. The sidewalk shall be at least eight
(8) feet wide if both edges of the sidewalk are used as tire stops
for parked vehicles.
(3) At least six (6) feet of the sidewalk, or area reserved for pedestrian
use, shall be located within the street right-of-way.
(1978 Code, sec. 21-14)