[Adopted 4-23-1900 by Ord. No. 116 (Ch. 58, Art. III, of the 1966 Code)]
A. 
All sidewalks on the several public streets of the Borough of Clearfield, Pennsylvania, shall be severally of a width of not less than as follows, to wit:
(1) 
On Front Street, six feet.
(2) 
On Second Street, from Bridge Street to Walnut, eight feet, and from Walnut Street to southern line of Borough, five feet.
(3) 
On Third Street, six feet.
(4) 
On Fourth Street, five feet.
(5) 
On Fifth Street, five feet.
(6) 
On Water Street, four feet.
(7) 
On Bridge Street, five feet.
(8) 
On Reed Street, six feet.
(9) 
On Pine Street, six feet.
(10) 
On Locust Street, six feet, except as to West Pine and Locust Streets in Third Ward, where said pavements shall be only five feet.
(11) 
Market Street, from junction of Clark Street and Cemetery Road to Fourth Street, six feet; and from Front Street to Market Street Bridge, six feet.
(12) 
From Fourth Street to Front Street, eight feet.
(13) 
On Cherry Street, six feet.
(14) 
On Walnut Street, six feet.
(15) 
On Margaretta Street, four feet.
(16) 
On Daisy Street, five feet.
(17) 
On West Market, west side, six feet.
(18) 
On Merrill Street, five feet.
(19) 
On Nichols Street, five feet.
(20) 
On Clearfield Street, five feet.
(21) 
On River Street, five feet.
(22) 
On West Front Street, west side, five feet.
(23) 
On Williams Street, five feet.
(24) 
On Weaver Street, five feet.
(25) 
On New Street, five feet.
(26) 
On Pike Avenue, four feet.
B. 
On all other streets not specifically named herein, the width of said sidewalks shall be fixed by the Borough Engineer at his discretion.
[Amended 5-3-1968 by Ord. No. 961]
[Amended 6-4-1912 by Ord. No. 215]
A. 
All sidewalks within the Borough of Clearfield shall be constructed of flat stones, concrete, brick or bituminous material; provided, however, that in event bituminous material is used, there shall be at least two inches of fine hot-mix bituminous material on a prepared base of cinders or other coarse aggregate, which base shall be at least four inches in thickness.
[Amended 10-4-1954 by Ord. No. 677]
B. 
All sidewalks in the Borough of Clearfield shall be made and repaired by the abutting property owner or owners at his, her or their own expense.
On failure of the abutting property owner or owners to make, construct or repair sidewalks as required by the ordinance of the Borough, within 30 days after legal notice, the Borough may cause the same to be made and constructed or repaired and shall collect from such owner or owners the cost of the work done and the material furnished with 10% additional, together with all charges, as such claims are now by law recoverable under the provisions of the several Acts of Assembly relating thereto.
[Amended 5-2-1910 by Ord. No. 207]
Property owners, before laying sidewalks or pavements as aforesaid, shall apply to the Clerk of the Council for the grade on which the sidewalks or pavements shall be laid, which grade shall be furnished by the Borough Engineer as soon as directed by Council.
It shall be unlawful for any owner or occupier of property within the limits of this Borough, without first having obtained from the Mayor or President of Council, to place or erect or suffer to remain if same has already been erected, any smooth or barbed wire, board, picket or rail fence or any other like obstruction in the nature of a fence along the inner or outdoor edge of his or her pavement outside of line of lot of said owner or occupier.
Any person or persons violating the provisions of this article shall, on conviction before the Mayor or Magisterial District Judge, be fined not more than $5 and shall be compelled to remove such fence or obstruction or pay the cost of removal by the Council of said Borough, with the addition of 20% added, said fine and costs to be collected as debts of like amount are now by law recoverable.
[Added 8-18-1952 by Ord. No. 628]
Any sidewalk in the Borough of Clearfield heretofore constructed in conformity with the ordinances of said Borough relating to sidewalks may be resurfaced with bituminous material; provided, however, that before any such resurfacing is done, application shall be made to the Borough Engineer specifying the type of material to be used and the location of the sidewalk to be resurfaced. The Borough Engineer or Street Commissioner shall examine the sidewalk to be resurfaced, and, if satisfied with the condition of the existing sidewalk and if the bituminous material to be used is of an approved type and satisfactory for a sidewalk surface, the Borough Engineer shall approve the application filed, after which said resurfacing may be done. Nothing in this section shall be construed to prevent the repair of sidewalks with concrete, flat stones or brick as heretofore mentioned.
[Amended 7-21-1988 by Ord. No. 1151; 8-18-2005 by Ord. No. 1274]
A. 
It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to ride any bicycle or ride any animal or drive any animal or mechanically powered sled, buggy, wagon, car, truck, motorcycle, motor scooter or other wheeled vehicle upon any sidewalk within the limits of Clearfield Borough in any manner endangering the safety and welfare of persons or property.
B. 
It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to ride, coast or be placed in motion upon any roller skates, skateboard, roller blades, coaster, scooter or similar wheeled device upon any sidewalk within that area of Clearfield Borough located within a perimeter bounded by Bridge Street; Fourth Street; Walnut Street and the West Branch of the Susquehanna River. Specifically excluded from the provisions of this section shall be any form of conveyance being used by any person with any medical and/or physical handicap such that the conveyance is necessary for use by said person in order to be able to travel upon the Borough sidewalks.
C. 
Any person or persons violating Subsection A or B of this section shall, upon conviction before a District Magistrate, be fined not less than $25 nor more than $300, plus the costs of prosecution.
D. 
Police officers within Clearfield Borough shall have the right to confiscate the wheeled vehicle or device or conveyance listed in Subsection A or B being used by any minor violator such that the same is to be returned to the parents/guardian of the minor, and, by doing so, administer a warning to the minor violator and the parents/guardian of the minor. It shall be at the police officer's discretion as to whether a warning shall occur or citation shall be issued.