No person shall be permitted to use a lawn sprinkler
in such a manner as to cause any water to be deposited on the public
sidewalk to the detriment of pedestrians.
[Amended 12-2-2013 by Ord. No. 2029]
A.
Village private property owners, commercial property owners and property
occupants are required to clear the sidewalks of snow and ice abutting
their property within 12 hours after the snow or ice has stopped falling,
clearing the full width down to the pavement. This includes the corner
ramps to the crosswalks for property owners with the corner lots or
those whose property abuts a mid-block crosswalk.
B.
Further, within the same twelve-hour period, every owner or occupant
as aforesaid shall sand, salt, or place approved chemicals on said
sidewalks and ramps to crosswalks for the purpose of making the same
reasonably safe for pedestrian travel thereon.
C.
Further, the Director of Public Works shall keep the sidewalks of
the Village clear of ice and snow in all cases where the owners or
occupants of abutting lots fail to do so. The expense of so doing
shall be charged as a special tax against the abutting lots or parcels
of land and entered on the tax roll, all in accordance with the authority
granted under the provisions of § 66.0907, Wis. Stats.
It shall be unlawful for any person to plow,
shovel, or dump snow from any sidewalk, driveway, or parkway onto
a public street or alley. The owner or occupant, or the employee,
agent, or representative of such owner or occupant, of every lot or
parcel of land adjacent to which such offense occurs shall be subject
to the penalties prescribed hereinafter.
It shall be unlawful for any person to display
or cause to be displayed on any street, alley, boulevard, or other
public thoroughfare in the Village of Shorewood any banner, sign,
effigy, poster, or any other display except with written permission
of the Village Manager.
No person shall play upon or use the streets,
boulevards, alleys, or other public thoroughfares of the Village of
Shorewood for any recreational purposes.
