For the purposes of this chapter, the following words and phrases are defined:
"Ride"
means to move, not move, or travel at any speed while supported by a device.
"Roller skate"
means any device which is a shoe with one or more wheels attached or a frame with one or more wheels attached which is fitted to the sole of a shoe or the foot, and which coasts, glides or is propelled by human power.
"Skateboard"
means any toy or device upon which a person may ride standing or sitting, which coasts, glides or is propelled by human power, which is a board or other surface mounted on one or more wheels.
(Ord. 99-935 § 1)
The riding of any skateboard or roller skate is prohibited upon or across any privately owned, operated or maintained parking lot, parking facility, sidewalk, walkway, path, ramp, bridge, plaza, mall, quadrangle or patio which is held open to the public and which has been posted to prohibit skateboard and roller skate riding.
(Ord. 99-935 § 1)
It is unlawful for any person to ride roller skates, a skateboard, or similar conveyance in such a manner as to:
A. 
Interfere with the lawful use of public property by one or more members of the public;
B. 
Endanger the safety of the rider or one or more members of the public who are lawfully using public property;
C. 
Interfere with pedestrian or vehicular traffic on a public right-of-way;
D. 
Violate Section 12.56.050 or 12.68.010.
(Ord. 99-935 § 1; Ord. 2009-1088 § 1)
A. 
It is unlawful for any person to use, construct or place upon any public property a ramp, jump, platform or similar device intended for use by a person riding a bicycle, skateboard, roller skates or similar wheeled device. This section does not prohibit the City Manager or designee from constructing, improving, or maintaining any ramp, platform or similar device at an area approved by resolution or ordinance of the City Council per Section 12.56.050. Nor does this section prohibit any person from using any ramp, platform, or similar device placed at any such area by the City Manager or designee, except that any person using such facility must wear the safety equipment designated in Section 12.56.050.
B. 
The costs incurred by the City in removing a ramp, jump, platform or similar device placed contrary to this section shall be a charge imposed upon and payable by the individual violating this section. If the individual violating this section is a minor, then the charge shall be imposed against the individual's custodial parent, parents or guardians.
(Ord. 99-935 § 1; Ord. 2009-1088 § 2; Ord. 2010-1106 § 3)