A.
No
person shall be permitted to drive or operate on any street within
the city any vehicle that, with its load, exceeds a maximum gross
weight limit of twelve thousand pounds, unless otherwise permitted
pursuant to this chapter and subject to any specific exemptions that
may be set forth in the California Vehicle Code.
B.
Upon
a showing of good cause, the public works director or designee may
permit exceptions to the weight restrictions set forth in this section
by issuing a permit that contains all necessary measures the public
works director or designee determines will adequately mitigate any
potential noise or traffic impacts that may otherwise result from
such an exception.
(Ord. 957 § 3, 2007)
Any vehicle, with its load, that exceeds a gross weight limit
of twelve thousand pounds may be driven or operated on the following
city streets, subject to any applicable time limitations:
1.
Ramon
Road for its full length;
2.
Monterey
Avenue for its full length;
3.
Highway
111 for its full length;
4.
Dinah
Shore Drive for its full length; and
5.
Bob
Hope Drive for its full length, except for between the hours of nine
p.m. and six a.m.
(Ord. 957 § 3, 2007)
No commercial vehicle, regardless of weight, shall be permitted
to drive on any street within any residential zone, unless otherwise
permitted pursuant to this chapter and subject to the specific exemptions
that may be set forth in the California Vehicle Code.
(Ord. 957 § 3, 2007)
It is a misdemeanor to operate a vehicle on any city street
in excess of the permitted weight when signs indicating the permitted
weight are erected at or on said streets upon which such weight is
restricted.
(Ord. 957 § 3, 2007)
