The Director of Public Works is authorized to prohibit parking
on designated City streets and private streets open for public use,
for limited periods of time on designated days, for street sweeping
purposes, when debris and/or refuse on a given street have accumulated
to such an extent as to constitute a public nuisance.
(Ord. 3403 §1, 1970)
A public nuisance under the provisions of this chapter shall
be deemed to exist if the Director of Public Works submits to the
City Administrator a written statement that debris and/or refuse has
existed on a City street for a prolonged period of time exceeding
five days, and because of continual presence of parked vehicles it
has not been possible to remove such debris and/or refuse by normal
street sweeping methods.
(Ord. 3403 §1, 1970)
Notice of intention to prohibit parking, stating the date and
time, shall be given in writing to owners of abutting properties along
the street or streets where such public nuisance is deemed to exist,
at least 10 days prior to the prohibition of parking on such street
or streets as herein provided.
(Ord. 3403 §1, 1970)
Any person objecting to the prohibition of parking on any street
as herein provided may file a protest with the City Council prior
to the actual posting of signs prohibiting parking, in which case
the prohibition of parking shall be postponed until a hearing on such
protest and a determination thereof by the City Council.
(Ord. 3403 §1, 1970)
The prohibition of parking on any given street shall be effective
upon the posting of temporary signs thereof along the street.
(Ord. 3403 §1, 1970)
The Director of Public Works shall terminate such prohibition
of parking when and if he or she determines that the same is no longer
required for the abatement of a public nuisance.
(Ord. 3403 §1, 1970)
