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Home My Public Portal AboutA1981-07-30 TRAFFIC & PARKING COMMISSION � _ , ;� • �-p -y-- /�� • � l � � ��; ,�-� . �" / . AGF.NDt� Y!'Ei-4S rOR CONSLDERATIO�I t�T �' THE R.EGULAR MEETIi�iG Or THE LtiNW00D " TRArFIC AND PARKI�G CONMISSION 10 BE HELD ON JL'LY 30, 1981 aT i:30 P.M. OPENI�IC CE?�EMONIEc �$Gr'�'��y��.r?�� C`1 � \`(� i. pL�DCE or ` aT.L�c ��,�cE �� 2 .19� 2. CiiLL TO ORDER - CHAIRM_��i ARCHt�'�IBAULT . C ,��( M��`c� � � 3. ROLL CALL GF CO�SM155IONFRS - RECORDER �STRADA , . Robert Archambault William Cur.r.inaham Ellwood Gray - Archie Legg Wilbert Maichow 4. APPROV'AL OF �`�IINUTES PIIBLIC ORAL COMNIUVICATIONS SCHEDULED PdATTERS OLD BuSINESS NEW BJSINESS 5. FABKING REGULATI0�15: Recreational �iehicle Par'.�i.g on Loca1 Streets anti Vehicle Par.<ing on Front Lawns. I NI'ORMATIONAL I^tEMS C O.^?��?I1TEE C�L CONL`�!li?�IT ADJOURNMENT �. . � - , � 'til � i t'7 .-; r� r� i � 'Cl ( i �'� r� (1.UC� i � ti� ui O� �y W u' •.' . ti i9 Cl ,i.., ' l 1 i'l ( 1�_] (� rt ;7�' �. . 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AN ORDII�ANCL OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOldid�Y ADDING SLCTI0;1 3195 TO Tl?E DOid\GY Ml;\ICIPAL CODG WIIICH SAZD SCCTIOi� R1;:.ATCS TO MOTOR HOili:S AivD OTHEit RCCPSATIONAL �f?ICLcS. THE CITY COUi�CIL OF THE CI'fY OI•' DO[d�vTY DOL'S ORDAIN AS POLLOWS: SECTICid 1. Tl:e D�wney i�funicipal Code hereb}� is 2mended by adding to ` Part i3 0`_ C:apter 1 e; Article III Section 3195 to read as follows: "SECTION 3195. Living in Motor Homes or Cther Recreational Vehicles. T!o vehicle, including a truck-ca;.iper, motor home, travel home, travel or recrealional trailer or other similar recreational vehicle sha11 be used 2s a plzce for human habitation nor sha11 any person sleep in, inhabit or Live , in any such vehicle ��hile the sane_is parked in the public right-of-way." SECTION 2. The City Clerk sha11 certify to the adoption of this Ordinance and cause the same to be pubLished in the manner required by law, APPROVED A:\'D ADCPTED this 24*_h day of Au¢��st , 1976. Hazel N. Scotto t•fa yo r ATTEST: _ Jeanne Cook Deputy City Clerk STA'TE Or CALIFORt�I.4 ) COliC?TY OF LOS ANCELES) SS. CITY Or DOl•:�Y ) , ., I HEREBY CLRTIFY that the foreguing Ordinance No. 513 was intro- duced a� a regular meeting of the City Council of the City oc Downey held on the lOth day of Auzust , 1976, and adopted at a regular ir.eeting of the City Council of the CiCy oi Duaney held oa the 24th day of 4t�ylsr _, 1976, by the foLLoca:zg vcte, to c:it: AYES: 5 Councilmen: Greene, Jenninos, Mi11er, Jackr�an, Scocto NOES: U Counciir:�en: tione 2,BSr"]T: 0 Councilmen: None Jeanne Cook Deputy City CLerk r `� , AYES: 5 Councilme Jennings, Morton, Hollis, Ferris, Winton �"NOES: 0 Councilm� None • �.' ABSENT: 0 Councilmen: None � Responding to a question by Councilman Ferris regarding the Con*_ract for City's Lega1 Advertisinq, Purchasing Agent Russ Reynolds stated he had contacted other Cities last year for comparison, and Dow�ey was the lowest of a11 the Cities contacted. It was moved by Councilman Morton, seconded by Councilman Ho11is, and passed by the following vote [o approve the Contract.for City's Lega1 Advertising with Southeast News for [he period of May 1, 1972 through Oc[ober 30, 1973. �_,: AYES: 5 Councilmen; Jennings, Morton, Ho11is, Ferris, Winton - NOES: 0 Councilmen: None ABSENT: 0 Councilmen: None The Mayor declare3 a recess at 10:02 p,m. The Meeting resumed at 10:17 p,m„ with a11 Councilmen present. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT " City Manager Charles W, Thompson reported that at [he budget hearing last year it was concluded that the Codification of City Ordinances would proceed this year, and at such Cime as invoices were received, they would be presented to the Ci[y Council for approval. He said [o date an invoice has been received from the California Code Service in �he amount of $tE37.50 for the codification of City ordinances. Mr, Thompson recommended a supplemental appropriation of $1500 from Che Fund Balance to Account 414,103050, Printing and Binding. Ic was moved by Councilman Ferris, seconded by Councilman Jennings, and passed by the following vote to approve the Codification of City Ordinances in the amount stated and the supplemental appropriation as recommended. AYES: 5 Councilmer.: Jennings, Morton, Ho11is, Ferris, Winton NOES: 0 Councilmen: None ABSEN'L: 0 Councilmen: None ,-� City Manager Thompson welcomed Mr. Richard Patton, Director of Finance. ORAL COh@1UNICATIONS Councilman Jennings extended his appreciation to a Police Department employee who graciously consented to take the tine to photograph the 15 teams at the Qui11 Street Little League Park. Councilman Morton expressed his appreciation to Councilman Hollis, Councilman Fer:is and Mayor Winton for having served with them on the City Council for the past four years. Councilman Morton stated that the citizens of District 3 can be proud of the time, ef:ort and dedication of retiring Councilman Joseph Ferris. He extended bes[ wishes to Councilman Ho11is and Mayor Winton in the upcoming election and commended [hem for �heir dedicaiion as City Councilmen to the City of Downey. Councilnan Hollis extended his appreciation to the City Council for their confidence in hin, ar.d he commended [he department heads for the help [hey have given hi:n and the City employees For the fine work they are.doing for the City. Councilman Fezris spoke regarding his past four years on the City Council and some of the accomplishments of the Ci[y Council. He exprzssed his gra[itude [o each City Councilman, and he cited that the next four years of Council activities wi11 inciude problems similar to [hose of the past four years. He commended each City Councilman, Cicy Manager, and Staff for their service to the City. `-'-� Mayor Winton cor,unented on the contributions CounciLraan Ferris has made [o the City of Downey. � Mayor Winton sta[ed thaG a report has been brought back by the Sub-comnittee appointed to meet wi[h Che citizens cor.�mittee regarding a section of the Buildia¢ and Rehabili[ation Code pe:tainir.g to s[orage of Recrea_iona' Vehic?es ar.d he is no*_ reco^�endir.g any action or. the reporc back frer.� c:e Cou.cil Com.?ttze, other than an o�:zr:?ew and teviec: of ;he reco^_^..eadacion. *!a�or °d:::_on coc_RZnted tha: ar. ordinaace rela[ir.g to [he _torage of recrea[:ona1 aehicle=_ wa=_ :!.-s[ passed after a public .`.ear_ag Council `fi-u_e� S/10/'2 _o_ ' uc "" ,n. � ,rga. or ee�,. or vy e cwo lxlt Oy Tpv� ine4 (2 4 Azr.�: s t,ounC�tmen: 96orto1 Hollld, Wtaton . , IeEeez xcuicty�fssteaed� to.t5c anllz Icgs�.cr.{Nt alsatl not be wy vOES:OCouneilmen: Nom � �- R s DurteQ bY floor sheathin6.but �hel} be.mDDUr[eQ.bY the:IIOOr jnlsti'or �T:' 4 Counetlmen: JmninR, FatrLS . bioctlog Instaiied tm� t2uL D�s� .. .. ELLEf7 C DA � q �- SFA.�I'ION. 8520. SLb:ctlon ( Seetlon 7D09�at eald�� AffiEfag '; ' CI Clerk� .: ._ � � Code adoD�d'M' tl�is maDitr E eG'to read-at Tollows.:� - .- �, ' � �'3ecfiou 3009�(S) Slze of"meter n¢A Dulldlni wDPIY DiP� �nSInR /�� .�. � � -.'TeDle la2 Kmwtn� ihe nvallable yreanue-at� Lie wa[ez meur or other i L ' � � . p fOUxR ct'NGD7F. md af[eT wbtTnttln6 �f EeLt (�fi)�➢Wnd P�' eQnare - . ., ,�.OHDIDfdNCE YO. 40T ..� :. . � � ta� prmure fnr eech toot ot NHerrqee: te�eieva[lon betmeea such e.P Og�INA. OF 2HL CTTY'�COIIYL7L OF''THE C7T7 OT�� _-.. aooem�oG aupPiY�+od�the hiynest Ke[¢ suDD�9 wClet la Lhe bvlldtag DOWVEy AqE�DTNG THE DpW�EY ](LNiCIYAL CODL B7 :W � oc'oE the yrtmLui ase Ne �RKS¢rt RaIIge" ;roup w;ty7a wh[ch �DING C£.1PTF.$ 9 70 AHTICLE ViII COY5197IIiG OF 9EF�. �+ D�are� w111' fflL. 3elet[ Me "lmgth" column whlch' 1s epuel'to - :m or loager (7mn thr[eyutred'length. Follow��Cown tAC mlumn [o a f1a- TIONB 890a TRHOCCH 8949 RELATI\G TO.THE BE}IA8171TA- . ; 14 sntt ynit wlue eQUel [o er yieater Wa Ne.tohl numGer of 2tx:me SIOh OF aCII.DiYG9 L\'D PBYIPEBTY. . � '.. , un2ts reGulrzd b9 N< tmtallatlon:'AM+iB lom[ed tEe PmD� 11xn:re . THE CIl'Y COUKCII. OF THE C1TY OP DbV'NEY DOES OH-' � unit w�ue _or the rcQUlxd-leng:h: ilze-uf ine4i and Dulld�ny�suDDl9 D� AS FOLI,ptVS:. � . � .. .-� pty'.wilt �e tounQ in Ne two-leit-CanG mtumns, -'�� . �'ION 1. The Downey Munlclpel CaEe IIaeby ia ammReQ b . .NO builGlaC suD?h D�Pe [hsll De less than oae (2i.IneII In.diamo- � . qu➢ier 9 W YYir1s. VIII:mnsUliai �SecUoni 8900� t!¢�onYh . ' �. _ SECTfON ffia. Slib�eeeiov�(L)�'of Seecloa 3305 ot aid�PiumblaL '� CHAPt'ER 9: HLTI.DING AND;PROPF.R1'Y�REHAHII.TATIO^I� .�. ,�� Code edoD��'b9_Nia Mnytcr ta aeeffied •a rea� u[eiowe: � � pm 1on �� T �E�"Th�t �G�er �hall.hr Imawe az[he�bulldinL Seet10�c1305�(L/.BEfAKD!'SIOSih'D WATEH'HF.AT£HS�.Recoo- � D�Y-RhaUllltaUnn:o*nt...... - . . , '� ' dltlorM wet¢ heete�:'shal! De ixmadltioned EY tEt minulec[luer Or -... Seedoa' SA7L. SCO2E. . _ .. _ "� .. .. ; . . � �. c �.. � .' y V aDII�'weG aQm4 la�con[ormnaerwl[IS th orteinal requlixmenn anC (a1 Genen!_ ThrDn�istona M�tp{y (�gytec 6hn1�'aPD19 L� all ab-., ' %DDnved �tanLy:ya pnQ �ry�i7 y�s e la6el�ef�eert�twatton acceDtable °�1�am 6u[ldtng� artd zuCStandaM Droperty: • s. to the�Adminis[rative 6uthorlry befoae ti.lrinatatle2 Such lnbel aEall (6) F1LUnB Bulidlags. Oau➢*aaes la ecictln[. EullCtn6s maY be . nho �taze c!?ar:y Nat the wntes 6ea[et hna� been recpnQltloneC �a� roaqaued �a� provideG n Section� 104fgj ezcept in such stiui[Li¢5 ty w1 � in'e. V+� name�+a7 eldresa ct the remnd(tloner. �ery yersan ap °� 1OYnd to� be auba+andarE az dHinM :n t7ils C3ap2¢ actl ordered va- � 14 D�Y�aZ 1ot'+ Dermlt W Imtall a uaed or. mon6ltloneQ' wnt¢r henser m� or u aie tountl to be uasa(e as detlneE.la Sectlon 7.0.3'. . shall Ueazi9 m�e on�hlinDD�t��fasyvmiL.tLacaurL epulpmeni fe) Vehicte-Deflaed. As useC In this ChaD�er "vehlele" meena.a � th �. �'�� or reconQltloxd . .- Q�tt b9 �leh anY M�son or DroceitS meY Oe'Dropelled. moved. or '�'SECTION 3. TRe C:ty-�Q¢t s6all�e'ettifp tn 2Ee ndoo�lon�.et thls ��1°n upon a highwa5. �uPtlng e Qevitt-moveG Ey.Eycun paw¢r a[ -[t�O+d�avaam4uae�ihsYSe.to�beDUCt1]8edla uxC�cfusiveJY � . ' of . y 7 gW; . . - . . .� . . . . (E) ONef CoQe' Seetlons. Whenever code �seetlmu. noL conffiIneQ �: GPP80VF.D AND 6DOP7ED thfi ]3th�dqq�pt�$eytemyec 7gl1;" �' � 1° '�+ �aDter ste refennetd,. Ic stuli xefer m se<tlons la ChaD�r 7 .. DpNAyD Fy WIN.I.OT•. m�'Ne L'nfbrm BWid!ng Code. lYQ eEttlo2 as therefrt aEOPCed. . . yo'.`. .�_ .^ y ' Seet/an �. DEF'L\TTION OF SU2ST�'DAgD HliIL7INC. Atry _ qq`p�T. .-.�- ' �'= y Datldlne or port[on thexxot, or [he� DRm1sn on wthich the �arne ia to- � �_' EIS.FN�C DAVL4 . .�ed In �cblch the�x ex'st my a[ the canQl:3om lls[eQ fa $ec[(pp b9p3 ' ` �+': � ° Clry derlc. � fi' ` �_ ti ' � - � � �N�t tSit taEangtn t$e'!itq l�mb, healih, Dro7ertY. selety, o[ � � STA1'E OF CGLIFORHIA �� ) �»s ot Ne pubtfe ar accupenta [hereet aRell' Ee deemeG and �hareDy ' � COUVTY OF IAS AHrx�r ne� � � �a 6ttlaxed to be a substandazd buildinq. r ':; .: . .. .QTY OF DOWNEY � )... ' - -. -' ; •..•<".. _: . ._ .. � Sectlon 8903. SUBSTANDAILD CANDITIONS: SuhstanGarA Eui1Q- ,b, �-� L HEREHY CERTTFY'that the fornpofng Ortltaancr No.� 4DT was � CO^�uons ahatl IneWde buc u� not IlmitM to the follow�og: _ Introduced at a� xgvlar ateetlag of tye Co�yai of Nr C7ty ot (e) Eaadepua;e SnnSEatlm. .. '-� Downey.hU1 on the 2h6 Ca7 � JW➢..19'r1. end.aCOpted at.� regc2ar . L Lck oR hot md cold runnln[.�ster to DlumbinY tlrtures la � iha m��t ot NeGry Counril ot the Ciry at Dowve. he}d.u¢ tye I3th Eao .. -' 'a hacel or GwNllcg uniG � � � 02 fe0timbeT..1471, by'Ne tollowing vo4. tu'uit; �' '' Z li<k ot Ne minlmum nmomts ot naturat'll;ht antl vmnla- � �,•, AYES: 3 Couneilmen:.StoRO4 Holils, Wtnton.,-, 1� "_• �' - '� tlon reputred Cy thia Code. . a vOES• 0 CouncLLm<n.NOee' :� . �'� S'�m +nQ��P�ce dimeeulom Itu.thap nqultM b9 � CoQe. ` : A8,.�1T: 2 Caunc7lmm: 3wnlnp,.Feah - : t. �mDncs ol hayitnEle rooms. ' � ' � b+.E.9 C D6VI3 � S: Violation ot any npDltcabie D��tort of OMixaee No. 36L pn on C1V QerY �- ��+�' �oD��n` a HealN Code. adoD� May 1T. 13G9 az de[ermined . 'WI �� s� � .� r� �.. .� anE zeD�e6 fo Ne BullElnB OfflClal Ss tAG Heelth'.Offlcer. . ' �! ; ♦ '" .,. - v` c .-, . �(61 Structurhi Havarda.�� ^F -.', . t . - �s�.- � � ' - ':.'L DeRrioTnteC ot tandeQnate fouMaUOtu. ' . " . ... ' � � jfp:,41j f� _ �' 2 DeltetivS Ae[eriorn[W orina6aqua[e�siu IIoorta¢�ane/orYtoer.. ' � ' - � � � � ' ` ` morom. _ � . . '�.�� :�.e�'os�tlr�.aeE Or i�'etxr'eoIIVCII, oir7'sz cirx or' � a. Deteeuve. aeterlentee oclneeeyvate�s�a «nlne: root. ar�uua� y J�DOWSLY dDDLYG-CHAPI'LR 1 C083192ffiG OF SECTIO�3 � tiorizonW �upyarb. . . .'E7R TIiHOQGH 8lM TQ AHSICLE'ViII OF THL DOW�'gY ][C- . 5- Mlective.'6emand. or"fyW�p�k7T'roNGVCtld IIreplaca... ot ' ' ..•: ffiCIPlL CODE. 9AID SECT70�8 ADOPT_ EI'. xrvc�r.gCE:' �"��4'. . . . ._ �. . � • ; : �THL IIFIFOE5[ !QCRd.YICAL CODE. ? �;•.: >: .. "_': ' .... (C) Ian6equnt! oe HuelMeuiWlrtnR. - ..: •�' " :. ' . '. ..-- THE' Q'CY �p�'YCII, pF QTY.08 DOWNEY'DpE$ OR. �" - L Iack ot redulretl ekerleal ligh[1n8 b' eonveNentt wclets:. Iy� . - �.DAIITAS�FOLLpwS: ' ��-- - �. -� -- esinting elel6enL'al pevpnne!a. every h¢Mtyple iDOm is ttauiitd to 3�.+"'�- ��N L�ArtfCe VIII'o[ tM Dpwpy MnnlCyal �CoEe Deteby if ro��n 4 � lnf: nvo wpD�teQ eiectrle mmenience outlev or ane such � - � amenQe6 Dy-atld(ng thvelo Chay[c'7 epnelt�ttut pj, $muqp� . gRp conveclmee ou[let nnQ one myylletl efec�ic� tisture. �ery wa[er mcmLa 3M tn nad r+-sDKtivel9 u followa: '� ..: ... � � tloee[ emnD��nenL Catf.zoam. laundry room.. furnact tvoo nnE quD� ' '-- ' "." ' CHAP':ER 7;MECF�A.:lICAI. CODE llc hailaaY Ia�wcR'omtMgtq ve iequixed to rno.ala at leut one � ' �� AdoO�fun.ot.UnStoe'm DCecCnniul Code. SvD7eet �W s+D011ed etectric fizmre. � � .. .. . . . . . •� We yhangp ayd aatendmeats hvcla aC. tor3 In NL c6apter, chnt ce[ 2 All wirfng � ezeryt Net wRleh mnformed �w�N n7! ap➢Ilcable � ;-- 1 jaln cope enttCed'-"tirtliorm Mee�anteal CpEe, �14:0 FAltion, Volame IL �a� � elfecr at tEe [Ime ot Imtallatlon mQ whlch has been a.aintaln-� IN �°y�vY of a D�v��d'mmD{IaL'on o! celn. xeau7aztmu, stnndarCS � In aoM mnQl:ion anC is De�H �� ia a snZe mamer. �� end appenllces. DublShed In 19Y0. Ly tDe InternntlonLL Conlvern of -(d) Hm4eQuetr er Faulty PlumDinR. � ' " ' IHaildm�'Otfk7els..thxet'full yrin..ed' mpfes ot wRtth, prfnted a� e�.�' L I.ack o[ D�umbing ISxcures roQUired plrewheee in thia CoGe. � - ., . �: cvde�in Emk farm, wee by tye�ClTy Counet�-�CerM ffieE arid mLich �2 AL piunbing exttpt that w�lc� tonformed wlt� e7i apD�i�able. � ��'+��5 �a llled tn fhe olttee-of the CI Qttk. nnd whieh aa laws.in e.teet at ttu time o(.Insral!stion end w�ieh ha� Ee^_n meinuin- � ao;on fPe an heLeby tefem3'tp„Md. by tLl� refelnep eyyixy5ly Inwr• �.ln qood conQiqon end whlch 13 1M 'S <fO63 COMlNOIIS. • , {q DanteQ Aett1n ar.d auEe a part 7exeof ss t1ly,anQlor nll iat�esu -' �e) inetieQwce or Faulry MecAaatcel Equipmeac �-� ' � �a D�a7�ses a+ Nou�n ac tmtC' Ia�len�E, tnal( pe and tLe same s'�' � L Lek o(.safe, aQeQUete 6estlaY Lellitin in a Ewelling, .apact- 6ei±by edepuC. end e�pbllsheC,u thr rula, xeyvLtlons; uanGertl; mee^ howe or ho�il. �� . � : tt+(Dm+ttlans anA enndltloro tn'Dr'op�erveQ �yd�fo{lowed� 1n Ne reRUla --'7�tt af.. or 1mQropOt'opentloa"of, ieQUlee3 ventiLUn[ e9ulp�. �. ' �Q;�non' enA - COntS011inY �e dtl1qC Cam[ivetloa"Installntioa 4unitri' 01 m'�n= - ' . . r • � � �_��DlltRiLLS,.l0eat100. ODllttlon�BRd [mintevanee'ol.heatinL �ula[ivg. '� 3. �11.mKht++ica! eqVipment, 1ncluCtnL �nTR ezttyt ;hat whiCh' � -y1�et�tort-coolln& :e2rigei9qon fyetemt Incip[rntera ynd o[her miseel- �formad wiN nll aOD�ieable Inw't in effeet tt the Ume rt[ lnatallatlon ' . '�0.^ouf .heec�D�+�1n6'soP�lnnCes. w��tptII th< CIri e[' Downey and �E +Mleh hu been ma�atalned ia [pod �pd wte coudlt:On. �' tLe varioua psrty o( ni6 code ahali mnstltytt ty ylKptyimt Co6tat fp FsWty Wea�her Prpteeqon. . . r� snd tor the CItY ot DowneY. .. ,.,. .. •.., . :.. �. L Iaek of a sound and etfee2lve ivot eover!nH. ' . �. . iy '�. SECTION� 8�1. Sae[Son'103 0[' ufG 7decpa2c�! Cpdr ndoptM.�by :: �"' 2 Iaek ot. a 9ound anG etlxtive� ¢kcior w�ali cwerinQ.' .i tEls chaDCer ls unmdM m nad as Lollowa�� ,. , ''. .- �. � Y Hrotea wtadows antl' doots. . - 1 � ' �� =� Seruea 103. SCOPF. 1'h�-p�ov(t{om�af Lhis code shnll aDP�Y� �e i Deunormted er Imitrc[lve waterpreo[Ii� ot !ouqQ�tlon a�a1B oz � }3flL611dt100L �1teR[IM. RD�t: TUOCI[IOL. rtPIdCPOQ➢t. IId- 100�. : . . aG! tlltlon� �n, .�ue. oz matn�vuner oI aay beatlns, veat11at/n¢. eomfort � ty) l2ulty 1laterlala ot Cen�tructica Any maeerial o[ mnaenr_cian 1 cool.a4. nt:l6ezat!oe syrtems, Indnentnn, oi�. othe[ mliRllanmu5 ��Dt �hos! u•hlcA n[e alloweC o� aDDroveE yy ths CaEe anG whleh. ��eat.yroEnn:as aDD1l+ges w�thtn�LYe Uty llm14 et tte Clty of Do�sa Tave been nde4ua[ely mnlnWned In gooE anC yak eonah:on. h� ey. eittD�'HO[k: � �_� �. (hl Hnsntdoua oc IauN[nry Pttmises. 'flpye prRtlsef on :hieh� '�th).oL the FeEerel Covm�ent �� ::~L..i"' :� �.• �'.=.:` �.':.`� uf aRUmulfltion of weeds.-v<aetaUOn. 1�r.k. EeflC organlc ma[ter. do- �� -� fOl.of t5e State of Caltfoteia� .•=-�•'.��-'`- ��' .- '" ' Drla. anrGeRe. ot!al, la[ harEOnqea. stnR;fnM wn[eq comEUSttble mn- oi l�)��alc Iocn[ed on D�D�T�9 ��d L9'a yublk ftho0l61cGiR�� tMels, �nA almllar meteriels or rnaEl4ons wntch mmUtute unave ; p�� ' r+ (d) wort loca[eE D*�+nnt7ly Ia a publlc way . . (lte. Real[h or satery• heza.-da. � . '(N Dn011t utillty bwen �nd yo1N and crinor wprk ot neRl:giDle (1) InaAequ6ie Metv[eneMe. Avy bullCfnp oT pottion thettaf whle� ! �W -' •.'� huhr0 co Iife'specl0cally ezemD«d Ey Ne D7rector o[ Bulld- �s Eeeermine6 ro Oe m uncnle Duilding ss Eellned in Sectlon �4; o thb p ��. ;. �� Inq md Satecp wIN nPD�I o[ tLe �oarC ot aDD�ls. CoEe � � ' SEGTIptJ y7D1. Sectlon d'Yl of uIE Meehanicel Cude �doD� D➢ U1 Inadrovete Exib. AII tiullCfnss or poRionn thereot no[ o'��iC- ��I thli Chepter h emenAeE m rcnd ne folloa�s: ed.with exlt facflitln ss�utred Og Nb CoEe e�cept Nose puildinQs '� Seetion R02. CIOI.e1TOfiS A?7D PEDIAS,TIFS. It thall be vNewtW or oor.ions rt�em[ whoae <slc tacllitles conlarmeC wiN sll epplirnAle ➢� fOl� 61q• peI50R, fIIRI OT tOt90nL10R [D NYCt. IDftLll. 81[Pl, h�II1L IY lews n[ tht tlme Of NEI� consttuf{IOR enG DroWCe adeQV9t! se!e exl[s �� lornt4 �Od to. repitce. - use, or malncaln h<at(ne. ventllaLne• comfor[ foc tht Dulldlnq o<eup�nts. r eooling, or [xfrlReratlort tQUID�+snt in tTe Clty ot Dowr.ey. o� muse lk) Flrc HnffirC. My Oulldine oe portlon ihereoL AMtt. epp:a � ; tAe.fame m be Eone mntmry ro ar In �ioleHOn of my of the Drovletone ntm. eQUlDment mmbustlble,aast<. or veSetatlon which -ie In such ' y�; of�p�is code. Mbfntenance ot equlym<nt mTicT wu unlnrviW nC [pe a tondlUan as to eause n tirc or esylasion or D�'�de e resGy (uel to' �• Jme K wu lmulled snd whltb wou1C pe unlaw[W under IAIa code. il euqment Ne �D�atl snE In[entl[y o[ flrt ar exD��on u(sing trom any � IMUPeE e[ter [he eKecdve dau o[ tLia mEq ahall eonaUCnte a mntlo- ctuse. � ' -; ninp vlolatlon of tAli caAe. �. -" ID In�depuete Fi[e Arotectlon or Firc-tlghtln¢ Equlpment.. All ;�e' � M � � � ' DullE:nR.i o� partions Nertof wht<h ue na[ prevideE wiN che t1re- y penod�fittn or arotpontlon vlolntinF eny of the provieiotu rcfutive eavs[rvc:ion ar flmxt:nguishing sys[em or epuipnen[ re- �Y. of thla CoAe Ndl Ce EeemrA gnitty of � misEemeanor, anE <aeh such Qutred Gy Nls CoEe, escrpt thoce �clldin¢s or P��tions thtteof wTich up e p[ls0i t6ai1 be-0eemed Quil!y o} a sepvste o(lmse far eeeh end <rery �enfoimed x�lth W eDD�1^ablr Inws �[ the time o( Nelr ronstrvetion � 7 porzion Nereot Eurine w�ieh �ny vlolaUOn oc any of the D� and wheee firo-rtsia:ive Inte�:lty �r.d fke-extin isnin �y:lema anC D v(fionf e[ Nis eotle fa rnmmllteE, canpnued. or yerml[uQ, anE upon � Y � coevictlan ot �n� �utli slelaHOn `ueh penon shaL h Dunls�tEle sy <QUiGmen[ Drov�de aGeQUate fire satety. � mi D'oviEed ter unaer Sectlon 1200. City o[ Downey Munlcipel CoAn �m1 Improper Occupnncy. All 6�liA1nM or portloro thereot x �� SECT70N 8'lOJ. SubsMloa (D) of See[lep 303 of vnid MeeAmin] °y��d or useE 7or any Darpwe tor which Ney wve no[ Eesi�ned�or . �� CoAe WeD�� Dy l�h chapter is vnendeE to ttaG Y(ollow�: ��tenEeE to be meE. : . ey /n) AEenCOned BulldieRS. Ail bullGtngs or yor[lona themot wNN Sretion 3(I8 !b) EXPIP.ATfON. EFery perm¢ muM Dy Ne Bulld- �rt ebanGOnrE, oDen or varAallxeE or Mth. p �� tnf �t➢citl unEer the Drovbiona o[ Nt� coEe yhall eayiz< Cy Ilmitatlon SECf'SO� 6904. - SGSSTA.'�DARD PRO?ER2'Y �� md �ecome null en1 voiE I( Ne Eullding or work nuLtionzeE Cv such My one or mort af Ne follo�vinS ro�a�4ona thill toratltyte sus � pertn:: Ss not cammv.ttd wiN:a 6J Cavs trom the Aate of sucn yecmlL stanA�rA DT�Mrty. �� . �� or !f Ne Ou!IC1r.5 ot wnrk ecthorizeE Dy �ucS permit Is suapended, or (n) S��bsundnrE Dulldinge: , I�bantloned, anv tlme at:er tAe work it crommeoced tor a yertoC ot 12] tb) UnDalnteE bulQfings nus:ne Ery to[. aatpin6 nnC termlte :n- • . Qays. or :f sucA worl[ ts not eompleteC wl�hin one y�exr tma L�e Eate !!rtatlon: � �� o[ issuanre of suc� Y•'+�� Beforr such work can E. rerommenttC. a (cl Broken wlndou�� constitvtlnR hezazdaus conE![foeu and Ir.rvlt- � M� yermi[ s�all Lc tlrs: o5raln?d so [o do. ena Nc f<e tneretnre snaP. tne trns➢�s<•r< enC mnliclom misr�fe[; �� M om� �a:t N< emooc[ �e4uirrd (o: a n«x� pnt-mi[ .or fueh wo�Y.. pro- fAl Ovetgiau'n veR�=%dort musing deviment to nelRhbotlnQ p:o- . Ir1AM r.n e5an¢es h;.e Oetn caae or w�ill w sadr in t�e or1R:*�1 Ll�ns De^V+s ov Dm.'^'�Y :�lun,g, i and rp.eifimdons tor suM �sor�;, nnC pmviOM lurthet thet sur� sus- �H Peed ve<e. weMS and Eebrls; �� M�s�on or aGanGOnmrr.c Snz not «c^eCeG nno ��.g�. �ryp aullEfeC O(- '. �OmL':'�:InF un5l�h:lp nD➢e��nre. o� � t �j (iris! shell e�emin^ or masr :o be exv^i:n<G m•!r� suc�t JullAing or ^_. aane=rove :o yu�lk snSetc er.d a�el:at4 or' ��w�arf:. or por.ion :*e:?c; reWr;etl ns susoenaeE o{abendcneG. nr.d 1[� S Er.:imea;al :o aenro� proxny or_vrocer:y-��alues. . �(ocr.L ;o �. sup±eCeC or a�anGnn^�1 shal! tlerlare 1� W ce e� ur.wtr tf'� .rai!ers. ezmp�cs. Don;s entl o[her moblle equipment e:orM � ' SCLCin: or �vor::, a: 0�_:iseC :n +erclon SY.'b o[ me Duwney >:uriciee:I:er n^rea:oneble pe:ioCs ir ;:a:E e:ees contigucm to a:ree�s or �iRn- fjcl< anE t: di F'-�! L�r ovcn<r of sucn buildinF 0' wor'r. wri::ee aoUCe.ue)'s ar.G eac:ine Eepr.cluion ot n•.e^oy o:�,?^iy �'�hvs: +su�t:. :n :.r..-- �:<rco: as p:ov�CeC !a Se:��ea SY.f.: af :SC Dowae. ; �-, .nco=a:!k o: ao.:r.COne. c:oto: ve4x'es s:oceC fer un[<asoo- . Mumci➢+! CO�]'I�L'ED 01 FOLLOt�'IYG�PiGE � " �� c-� i�--- , � - - _• ` ` ' hi .��:iLii .rI ✓:. �.�:. A : ��Cli?'�:I�':� Q: ��i_. CIT . " ^ ' �' T - � �.; ' �' ' : . t; � i • G: Lc�:�.�.'EY E:Tr�t3l�i�i?i:%G r,rr.��c:L'Nr'c ,.rnr? :_.z-CT:.C;.`1 � ��iia�v t_l� I �lC� IJ\l�rl��l.:'�, ♦ ♦ .�..�.: . ' ._ �tU:'�ll.i' :�1.. L . _T;:a Cit� ��en.�c:.i c.f cce 'i:•� oi I'o�xr:�y .±�es resoI��e a,; !o:_::�..s: . r!- +^. .i–�.•� .,t b iDr i'�3. -,r.#r�E; :�irecioc in ;..� a aarm'_? u, c'�e provisions oI S2Ci1D:: �I] �Z.,'d�i qi .^.P_ ��C•.vP.Pt` ;..UP1CSr3i C n:i2 9!?u(7: la7 �ca_ide_ Nne.^_. :,�_e:_ .,, s.a aat ' � . � n � i -p =t' :a:�i^_ :::lc_ i}:d.Ii `n'3, thc rro',i� air_�; a.-ea� wit� :�_ . � . ' 9C[1:4U1t ti5�iiiA_^ ,. a�c_^ss, �i�) ":r,; aj:�',v rrore ti:a:� 7J�o o£ t:c-� vei•�:?e to er.c ^.:r.�?; •. �.GII L}: f,on2 yard, � i �-; ^:...yl',3;� 9�:2.^.3U:� :32•=SC301.1� � ;d; Issure ��ces� to a�•;ilab:� �:i r-�::a f, . �z) ; s-i.d-= :c'r eui*�Li: sur.ace or. � Cha -�e}�.i�_;a :s Co br. �uri:e:: or st�-�d. _ !�1 i:o� :ssue =_uch a perr.u; Ccr COT1I27G:C33: Y21[ll'12'J no:;;:aLy :or t=rea - i$) i:OL dliJ�:+ ��?C �:�JClC_:2? �� OG: S C. «'�i2CjG'.LH OL ' Jl:]i�jl!1g9 O:1 . � S}1L' 9.1:riE OP dL ]tJ0°St . . S�:i �;ci ai?ow ohstz�ct;ar oi driv�w�y� SECT:O:\ 2. ';k:e :.it�:�ierz <_'r..;,`.s cer*.:_`'y Lh� aco�'tioc ci this ' RC901li!'10R 3:c1 t„']�:Cr_�� an�l �Z �f. ��r2 SY::sli DF lt SL'll fO�CG -- dA7 8{r2C., � , � ?�_`�-''�t'�S � rll �l*YL� AL�JT i41> f .. 31y ;�, _ � --- ' 17'`' � � - �,• _ ?, t � o r ._--- ° " : �".: _ . C::li C.,:M: ;; � F rfE? 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"'___� ' .__"..."''_"'"'......__.. . _ '__""_"`_'_ ._'__�_..__'_'_'___" � .'� _ : ' ' ` � �" � ' '_�`. ,�.� y S i�2-�. o�` •.�`; ( =�� _:L,..> , � �\ o �G O y� - _ 'v . `j•,,�_;:�. r � . . • CITY OF SOUTH GATE ,, ' � � • ` / ' OFF-STREET PARKING 11.34.080 C two or more participatuig buildings or uses may be reduczd not more than fifteen percent; (2) The plan of the proposed parkin; area clearly indicating the proposed development, includine location, size, shape, design. relationship to business sites to be served, curb cuts, li�htins, landscaping and other features and appurt�nances of the proposed parkin; lot shafl be approved by Ihe plannin; commission in the mannzr prescribed for a conditional use permit as set forth in Chapter l L3S. All parlcing are�s shall be subject to the same restrictions governing accessory buildin;s as defined in the zon° in which said parkina area islocated. . (Ord. 824 § 1706, 2-8-60). 11.34.080 General requirements on size and location of parkine spaces and desi,n of parl:ing areas. (1) Size oF Parkino Spaces. Each off-street parkin; space shall have an ama of not less than one hundred zighty square feet exclusive of drives or a'sles and a clear widtn of not less than nine feet. . Each such space shall be provided H�ith adequate in�ess and egress, and shail . be improved as provided in Szction I 1.34.090. (2) Ingress and E�ress. (a) In all zones in�ess and egress to off-street parkin, facilities sttall comply witli the Revised Standard Driveways Plan No. M-I 1.�9, adopted by the city council. r (3) Driveway Wid[h and Radius. The width of a driveway shall be no[ ; � less than tzn feet. In residential zones the maximum width shall not exceed � twelve Feet, provided, however, that when a;ar�ge or parking sp�ce is so located that it cannot be entered or zxited by driviao in a strai�ht line from the strcet or alley, a centerline radius of not less than twenry-;ix feet shall be maintainzd. Exception. "fhe planning official mzy approve a rzsidential driveway widi a width of not less than ei_ht feet in an arza on the Iot or parcel where � it is found impractical due to tne Iocalion of pree.�isting structures to require the fuli width of ten fzet for th: full len�:h of the drivz�vay. (Ord. 1266 a I, 6-9-7 5 ). (4) Location. Off-street park:ng faci!i[ies shall bz lucated as hereinafter soecified. Where a distance is specified, sudt distonce shall be the walkin; uistance measured from the nearest poin[ of the parkin_ tacility to the nearest point of [he building th�[ such tacility is required to serve: (a) Parking facilities (or single-family ar.d hvo-famil} dwellinos shall be in a covered buildino enclose� on all sides. ,411 openin;s shall be provided with doors or ��-indo�vs. (b) P�rking Facilities For multiple-family dweflings shall be in a co�ered building enclosed on �t least thrce sides. " (c) Residential par�ing facilities shall be located on [he same property � or site as the biiildings they are required to serve. (d) For hospitals, s�nitariums, homes for the aged, as}lums, orphanages, rooming houses, lod_nn� houszs and club rooms, not more than one hun�red fifty feet. sai �so��u,c��zia>>-�s� . � , � f ,, , , , � . �- Ot'F-STRBET NAR1:1�G 1134.080 r (e) For uses other than those specified, not over three hundred feet. , (� No motor vehicle or trailer of any kind may be parked or stored in any required building line setback area other than on a driveway (as defined in Section 11.04.142 and as hereinabove set forth in Section I 1.34.080(3)). (Ord. 1266 § 2, 6-9-75). (5) hlotor Vehicte Maneuverino �nd Parking Space LayouL (a) A parking facility shall be divided into parkin� lancs. (b) A parking lane shall be compo;ed of ar unobstructed drivino �isic tlanked on each side by a tier of parkin; statls. (c) A minimum size of a required parking spac: shall be a width of ninz feet and a length of twenty feet. (d) Maneuvering areas adjacent to parking spaces shall be arranged in � accordance with the standards chart and diagams con;ained in Table A and I , Diagrams A through H. (e) Vehicular driveway ramps shall be designed in accordance with I ramp standards contained in Table B. � , (f) Adjoining parallel parking lanes shall be designed for car mo�ements in opposing directions. The parking lanes and connecting drivew�ys shall be comprehensive3y designed so far as possible to permit circulation of cars from one parking lane to another without the necessity to emerge onto boundary sireets to reach one parking lane from anotlier. � (g) Where a multiple-lane parkin; lot fronts upon only one street, therc rtuy be only one entrance-exit to each one hundred twenty frct of fmntaec upon such strect. (h) 1Yherc parking lots occuVY firoperty luratcd at thc an,slc furmr.f h� intersectin� streets, any exit from the parkin�: lot by wliinc �ars ��ill �mcr�� from [he parlcing lot intc the traffic Flow that i� appronchin_ the ,treet intersection shall be located no closer to the int�rsection Ihm� srventy-li��z feet, or twathirds of the len,th or width of the fronta�� of the parking lot upon the same street, whichever is the least. (i) Any off-street parking facility shall be so �esi�ncd that :�ny �ehicle cmcrging from Ihe porking facility sh�ll be able to enter [i�� buun�in� stree[ by moving in a fonvard direction. This pro�'ision n�eJ not app15' to off-strzet parking facilitics in Ihc K-I ❑nd R-2 zones and R-I and R-2 usrs in �n R-= zonc. (nrd. 126G §§ 7, 2, 6-9-�5; Ord. 1059 � 3, 1-�2-68; Ord. 949, 1?-1464; O-d. 914; Ord. 874, �4-9-62; Ord. 851. 8-14-61 ; Ord. S2� � 1707. '_-5-60). . �. 542 (SouthGate 11-'_S'7i) I I � I ORD� NANCE NO. 1231 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH GATE, � � � � CALIFORNIA, AMENDING TME MUNIUPAL CODE OF • , $AID CITY BY ADDING TWO � NEW SECTIONS "8,51.160 • LIMITATION ON PARKING OF TRAILER AND SEMI- TRAI�ER" entl "B.5P.270 LIMITATION ON 7ARKING � OF COMMERCIAL VEMICLE, ' . TRUCK OR TRAILER" TO CHAPTER 8.57 (STOPPING, � STAN�ING AND PARKING) OF TITLE 1 (TRAFFIC) OF • � S41D MUNICIPAL CODE. The Ciry Council oF me CiN of � Soum Gate, Califomia, tloa ortlain es follOMS: SECTION 1. Thei Mro new sec- tions, ro be knawn, numberea and EeSiqnatetl a5 "8.52.260 LIMITATION ON PARKING OF TRAILER AND SEMI�TRAIIER" antl "B.SY.170 LIMITATION ON ' PARKING OF COMMERCIAL VEHI�LE, TRUCK OR TRAILER" s11a�1 be antl Me same are nereby � atltled to Chapter B.5] (STOPPING. STANDING AND PARKING) of Title 8(TRAFFIO of ihe MuniCipal Cotle ol tt�a Ciry W Swin Gate, antl whith faitl new uCflaru Shdll fla0 as }OIIOws, to wiY. " 8.S1.Ib0 LIMITATION ON PnRKING OF TRAIIER AND SEMI-TRAIIER. No person shell park or leeve unattmtle0 an anY sireet or riqhf of way witttin the City Of South Gate, any COmmelcially IiCMSetl iflilQ( Of umi�irailer 11111255 SuCh v��itle ia ettlCtetl to a truck, ifacior or to ttle vebicte qpaOle ot movirq i�e frailer or semi-frailer. (Atltleo by OrC. 1121 5lfpert) 10.Y-]J;..• " 8.51.370 1Ih11TATION ON ' PARKING OF COMMERCIAL . VEHICLE, TRUCK OR TRAILER. No OQ�^ snall pdrk a0y COmmelcial vlhiClC tluCk Of biilH WiM d TdOU1ECIU�lYS pldM fitlE CdOeCify Of mOfe Man 7,500 Ibf. qrms vehi<le � � woiq�t, in or on any resitlential sireet witnin Me City ot Soutn � Gate for more tnen five tqurs in any fwaflly�four hour peliotl �xCeO� M'hile IOetlin9 0� unl0etlinq p�oDerty or wnm if is necasary Im m�nection wim work w aervices Oxicrmetl. (AOtletl bY Ofd. 1711 �1fDaril 70� 9.771.° SECTION 7. TMf iMe Municioal COOe, ds imMOaG, Shell be dntl ihe SLmO i3 11fflby lmenEetl as heranabove in Section 1 of inis ?tlirbnce set forth. SECTION 3. T�at mis ortlinance Sllall iake Hfe<i end be in full force � dOtl vi�N! Mirty (30) CLyS f�OT dntl - d}ter the Mte ot tinel pas3dge ana , atlopfion tMaeaf. SECTION 1. Thet tM Ciry CIRk Shail cMity to Me o�sape and , LOapfiOn W tbia artlinance: shlll Cau3f tha SLmf t0 D! lntefl0 in tMe book W ori9inal wtlinences W Saitl Ci�y; Stlali meke e minute of the pnsseqe an0 aCOpfim Mercof in t�e � remrlb of the praeeainas of ihe Ciry CDUncil in tnt minutes W'ne mMtinq at wlfiC� the same is passe0 and aaov�ed: arq sneli wirnin rltteen (15) Wys affv Me GlRage an0 LOOpiion tliere0f cause t�e Sdme to be publi�flW once in th! Sautn Gdte Prns, a rrov+soeoer of general , circulefion, DuClis�ed an0 cir� culated in said Ciry, entl which is ' hereby Caiqnefatl ior M!f pu�pase. � PassYC, accrovec an0 etlapteC thi5 9tB aay of OOOOer, 1977. /S/DON R. SAWYER - Meyor of t�e City of Swi� Gate, Califomia. . ATTEST: /5/ OOROTHV M[GAFFEV City Clerk d tM Ciry ot SOUM Gate. Celibmia. (SEAL) $TATEOFCALIFORNIA ) COUNTYOFLOSGNG'cLES, )S5. CI TV p F SOUTH GP i E. 1 1, DOROTMY McGAFFEY, Cify Clak of tna C;ty ot Soutn Gate. CdlilOmiG, 0011l�lby [ertily t�l1 th! w�ole numbar of inemoers of tbe City Coun<il of saitl City is Iive: tnaf IM foreqai�9 ORDINANCE Oeing ORDINANCE No. 7Y11 was Euiv pa5se� an0 a0optetl Oy fne saitl City Councii, eo0roveC entl SigneC by tne MaYOr of saitl Cilti. eno atfestetl Sy iM Ciiy Cietk of SeiG City, al1 al a reqWar meetinp of ine setC Cooncii he10 on t�e 9ih tl!y W OC100eL 197� � � ana rnet Ine same was so Dasseo and ampim oy ID! IOI�M'IpQ vore: ' •••^. ' --" ^ f.,o., a.akCO. . DunL::. :•+tkei i cl c. 5 awYe: : Noee: Councilmen None: �.osci�'. Csunci!men ucne: Not VCNnp: COUKilmen None; Wifnell Ty neM tn0 tn! seal cf SaiC [.fy :p13 i:n ce'i of �r.00er, !;:7. /S/ CUROTHY McG<FF EV Ciry <lerK o1 :ne C'�ry of Swm Gate, Califomia . ' � � ' - CITY OF CERRITOS ' � � . _ .. CITY OF CERRITOS � ORDI:VAiICE N0, 293 • AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CERRITOS REGARDI�G OVERiVIGHT PARKING AN� AMENDI�IG THE CERRITOS MUNSCIPAL CODE THE CITY COUNCIL OF Tf� CITY OF CERRITOS DOES I�REBY ORDAIV AS FOLLOWS; Section 1 : Section 3218 of Article 2 of Chapter IIZ of the Cerritos :lunicipal Code is hereby amended to read as follows: "Sec. 3218. No person sha11 park zny vehicle on any hioh- way, street, a11ey or public way or public place between the hours of 3:00 A.:i. and 5:00 A.M. on any day. Notwithstandino the pro- visions hereof, the City Council may adopt a procedure to perait the temporary overnight parking of motor vehicles on highways, streets, alleys or public ways in this City on sLCh te aas and conditions and for such period of tiae as the City Council shall de te r�ni ne . " 1 �� '� PASSED, AP°ROVED A�'D ADO?TED this 2na cay of Deceaber, 197 0. - -�: i � i I ._l�� '��. `_ _'j �, �'`- , � `. NL9`?OR OF THE CIT1' OF CERRITOS ATTEST: � ' /�� , / L' �! � •:%t 7 � _. .. . G' �'..i City C er �.-- /; � a ,� �� i • � CITY OF HAWTHORNE �� i • . ° � --- ---_ i ......unQNE � � . � STOPPItiG, STANDING AND PARKING / 10.36.110 Permit for loading or unloading side of the stteet in any block whic!� has � at an ancle to the curb. mote than Gfty percen[ of the contiguoiu 10.?6.1 _0 Parking adjacent to schook, prop�ny fronting thereon occupied by 10._6.130 P�rking prohibited on narrow bu�ldings in use for business. The stre°t streets. 10.36.140 Stopping or pazking prohibited superintendent shall install, at such st�eet or at ttrtain places. portion thereof, appropriate si�s or 1036.150 Authority to place emergency maz3cings gving effect to such pazldng parking sigru. resirictions or prohibitions. 1036.160 Repa'u of vehicles on streets B• µ'hen appropriate rigns or markings have proh�bited. been installed or placed as authorized in this 10.36.170 Parking on h�s. section, no peaon shall stop, stand or pazk 10.36.180 Vehicles transporting hazardous any vehicle in violation thzreof for anv materials. purpose other than the loading or unioadin, of passengeis or r.;aterials, subject to t5e 10.36.010 Application of regulauons. limitations of Section ]0.24.010 of this A. tio Parking RzguIations. The provisions of code. this chapter prohibiting the stopping, (Prior code § 10-1001.) standing or pazking oi a vehicle shall apply at all times or at thox times hezein spe:ified, exapt wh^n it is necessary to stop 10 36.030 Al] nicht pazking prohibited. a vehicle to avoid conflict with other tnffic No person sha:l stop, stand or park a truck or in compliance with the directions of a or commercia! vehicle on any st;eet, allzy or police officer or o�cial traf.9c control roadway for a period of time longer than thirry device. minutes between the hours of two a.m. and four B. Time Limit Parking. The provu;ons of this a.m. of any day. (Prior code § 10-I OQ:.) IItle imposng a time limi; on standin¢ or pazking shall not relieve any peison from the dury to observe other and mote restrictive 10.36.040 Approach to tunnei or bridae. pro�isions of the Vehicle Code of the state No person shal] stop, stand or pazk a vehicle or ordinances of the c7ty prohibiting or within any parkway or approach to a tunnel or . limiting the standing or pazking of vehicles bridge. (Priar code §] 0-1003.) in specined p]aces ot at sperified times. � (Prior code § 10.1000.) / �0.36.050 Use of stteets for storage of vehic7es prohibited. ]0.36.0_0 Authoriry to estabtish parking A. Pazking for More than Sevenry-two Hours. res2rictions and prohibitions. No peison who owns or has possession, A. Nhenever with reference to any stieet or custody or eontrcl of any vehicle shall park porzion thereof, after s;udy by the chief of such vehicle upon any street or allev for police and r'ty manager, the council more ;han a consecutive period o� detemunes that because of prox:miry to a sevenry-two hours. bus.ness district ot centzr of employment, or B. Au.;iority to Impound Vehidz. In the ecent because of unusual concenu of a vehicle is parked or left standing upon a population, or because of any other factor street in excess of a consecutive period of or condition, the unrestricted pazking of seventy-two houis or in violation of anv Vehicles has caused or would necessarily other provision of this code, any member of cause tmffic congesbon, or hu deprived the the police department authorized by the public of the economical distribution of the chief oCpolice may remove said vehicle fron use of available cur� space, the council is the stroet in the manner and subject to the authorized to establish by resolutlon such requirements of the Califonia Vzhicle Codz. pazking restrictions and prc:•vbitions as may (Priorcode §]0-1004.) be necessary; provided, howe�er, that in business districts there shall be not more ffian one ten-minute parking zone on each � 19 (?iawihornc :-a 1) '. � • . � � �,_ - .iCLES. ,�YD TRAFFIC ✓1036.060 Parking of commercial vehicles ]0.36.100 Authority to establish an31e and buses. parking. No person shall stop, stand or park a com- A. I'he council, after study by the chief of � mercial vehicle, a vehicle being sen�iced by a police and recommendation by the city eara;e, a vehide being offered for sale, or a mana¢er, is authorized to determine and publicly or privately owned bus, on any street establish by resolution or motion those or alley for mor: than three hours, except w�]e streets and portions of streets along wnich necessarily loading or unload.ing property, or angle parlang of vehicles wil] reduce pazking ' when such pazking is reasonably necessary in the congestion to the benefit oi the puSlic and performance of a service to or upon any where surrounding cond;dons aze �uch that property in the block wherz the vehicle is the free movenent of traffic will not be parked. inte:fzred with by that method of parki.��. Notwithsanding the foregoine, no peison The street superintzndent shall mark and shall stop, stand or pazk a commercial vehicle, sign such streets or por.ions thereof :ndi- o�ez one ton capacity, on any strezt fronting cating the angle at which vehicles shall be properves zoned R-1, R•2, R-3 or R� in the parked. city except w!ule necessari;y loading or unload- B. When s�s or markings aze in place indi- ing properry, or wtien such pazk:ng is reasonably cating ang!z pazk:ng as herein provided, necessary in the perfonnance of a service to or no person sha11 pazk or stand a vehicle other upon any proper[y in the block wheze the than a: the angle to the curb or edge of the ve:ticle is pazked. (Ord. 1187 § 2, 1979.) roadway indicated by such signs or mark- ings. (Prior code � i0-1009j 10.36A70 Pazking of ad�ertising �ehicles. � No person shall park any �ehicle on the street w}i=h has attached thereto or suspended 1036.110 Permit for loading or unloading theretrom any advertising sigi except a sign at an angle to the curb. painted direcUy upon or per,nanendy affiYed to The ctuef of police is authorized to issue the body or other integral part or fixrvre of the special permits to permit the backin¢ of a vehicle for permanent decontion, identification vehicle to the curb for the purpose of loading or or display, and which dces not extend overall unloading merchandise or materiaLs subject to width or height of such vzhicle. (Pr_or code § the tzrms and conditions of such permit. Such 10-1006.) permits may be issued either to the owner or lessee of real property or to the owner of the vehiclz and shall gant such penon the pm�ilee: ]036.080 Standing on city�owned property u therein stated and authorized he-ein, and it is pro}ubited. unlawful for any perr.utiee or other person No pe:son shall stop, stand or pazk any to �iolate any of the ;pecial tzrns or coeditions vehicle except a c:ty,�wned �ehicle, in or on of any such permit. (Prior code � 1Q-1010.) muniripally owned property not specifically set apart ior public parldng or dedicated tor street purposes, without :hz pr.or approval of the 10.36.130 Parking adjacent ro schools. council. (Prior codz § Io-1007.) , A. Authority to Establish. The chief of police is author.zed. with the approval of the city manager, to erect signs indicatin; no parking ]0.36.090 Pari:ing on left-hand side of upon that side of any street adjacent to any , on�•way streets. school property when such parking would, Whenever the council shall, by resolution, in his opinion, interfere wi:h vaific or create prohibit sunding or parking upon the left-hand a hazardous situation. side.of any one-way street, or prohibit standing B. Obedience to No Parking at Schools. When or parking upon the left-hand side of any one- offirial si�ns aze erected indicacing no pazk- way roadway oC a highway having two or more ing upon tha[ side of a street adjaceat to any separate roadµ�ays, the street superi�tzndent school property, no person shall pazk a shall erect sig�s �iving norice the:eof. (Prior �ehicle in any such designated place. code § ]0-100&.) (Prior code § 10-1011.) (}iaw[�orne 2-61) �� . ,' � , • , . — -- -- ` , ORDINArJCE PdO, 1147 AN ORD_TNANCc� OF THE CITY COUIQCiL OF THE CITY OF HAP7THORNE, CALIFOP.NIA, AMENDING TH� FiA4ITHORNE MUNICIPAL CODE R�LATING TO PER24ITTED INTRUSZONS INTO REQUIRi:D YAP.JS . The City Council of the City of Hawthorne, California, does hereby ordain'as follows: SECTION 1. There is hereby enacted as Section 17.42.100 F. of the Hawthorne Municipal Code the following: ° F. No portion of any required front yard or required side yard on the street side of a ccrner lot shall be utilized at any time for the parking or storage of motor vehicles, airplanes, boats, trailers, mobile homes, or narts thereof, except in that portion of the said yard area utilized as a driveway for the � principal veh�cular access to the.required off-street • parking area on the premises. Rubbish, jLnk and _ garbage, and the receptacles therefor may be stored upon the required front o: street side yards no longer than 12 hours prior to regularly sc'r.eduled pickup. Both the receptacles and any junk, rubbish and garbage remaining must be removed from front or street side yards, or from the sidewalk or curbline area within 12 hours after the regularly scheduled oickup. Appliar.ces, ' tents, clothes lines and furniture, and building, elec- trical and pltiu*ibing materials may not be used or stored upon the required front or side yards. Nothing in this Ordinance shall be interpreted to forbid the usage -1- ,' • _ �� - • �. . _....aNE -_! of specifically constructed and designed lawn fusniture, or the right of the property owner or lessee to store building, electrical and plumbing materials for use on the premises stored thereon during the time that a valid building, electrical or plumbing permit is in effect for construction on the premises." � SECTION 2, This ordinance sha11 go into effect and become operative tnirty (30) days from the date of approval, adoption and passage. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of this ordinance and shall cause the same to be published once in a newspaper of general circu- lation, published and circulated in the City of Hawthorne, California, or if there is none, he shall cause it to be posted in at least three public places in the City of Haw- thorne, California. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this ��T� day of �lo , 1977. � 1 �l{� S � //"'�s.// Mayor Bruce H. Gies � City of Hawthorrie, California ATTEST: � r / - Cit Clerk � . APPROVE� AS TO I•'ORt�7 I i ^ ��..�-� �.� Kenn_tn L. idelson Ci ty At torney -2- , � 1' . • Y CITY OF INGLEWOOD ' � � . ' ; --- ' �-� � ��.,,..�.�: ,.�,,.��.�.�. � ��' .4rticle 1.1. PHUPh :rt�r� :r�,�i�•�•r:�.avice. Section 1'?-17. }ie�inr��,,,,.,,,,v n,.,.., . �. , „ Unl,�� `vf—� It shall be unl;n�� un} persnn nwnin�. Ie,��inS. nrcty�� inc , u . ha� in� char,e or pu,.,r.;iun nl'an� preniise; in (his ('it� lu m:iiniain . � such premities in;uch rn�nnrr thz�l �nc uf� ihe fullo�ein{; cnnditinn.�:irr (ound to exis[ [hereon: (I! Building. ��hich ure uh,indnned. buarded up. purtiallv . dectroyed. ur Ielt unrea;uu�bl�� in u state uf p:�rtiul mnstruc[ion; (2) l,`npainced buildings ruusin; �Irp ru�, w:irpin�; aiid Iermite �. infesta[ion: � � y 680.1 Nc�i.�d.lanuan.l97.! � • . PLANNING AIYD ZOtiING § 12-17 (3) Broken windowe constituting hazardous conditions ;.nd ioviting trespasser� y�d �licious mischief; (41 U'ergrown vegetation; _ (a) causing detriment to neighbvring properties or property values. �5� Deed t'ee�� x'eeds and debris: ; s , (a ) constituting unsightly aPPearance, or —.. ( b) dangerous to public sa(ery �d welfare. or (c) detrimen[altonearbypropertyorpropertyvaJ�es. (6) Trailers, campec�� y�� d ouer mobile equipment stored for unreasonable periods in front yard areas and r�� depreciation o( neazby property values. (7) Inoperable or a6andoned motor vehicles stored for unreasonable periods on the premises a�d �� depreciation ofnearby properry values. ) Attractive nuisances dan8erous to children in the form of: (a ) abandoned and broken equipment, � I' (b ) hazardous Pools, Pu�ds and e:cavationa, and (c) neglected machinery. • (9) Broken or discarded furniture and hausehold equipment in yard areas (or unressonable periods, (10) Clothes (i�e� i� front yard areas. (11) Garbage can,y stored in front or side yards and �i�{ble from public streers. (12) Packing bozes and other debris stored in yards and visible from p�blic stree{s (o� ��nabie periods. (]3) NegleMOfpremises; (a) tospiteneighbors.or ( (b) to inHuence zone �an6es. or (c) to cause detrimental effect upon nearby proper[y or P�Pertl' �alues. (14) Maintenance o; premises in such condition as to be detrimental to Fhe p�Slic health, �'ety or general welfare or ��'� m �e 7 ��° m�st�tute a public nuisance as defined by Civil Code Section 3480. (15) Building exterion which are maintained in such condition . as to become so defective, unsightly, or in such condition of deterioration or disrepair that the same causes depreciaSle diminution of the property values a property or �` • 681 eevis�a Sey . lenber. 197� � , � • . � _� Motor V��i��e� ;li�� Traffic § 3{j equally to parking lucilities muintained in connxtion with � business establishmcnts which arc othenvise registered under other provisions of this code wti�n such facilities are made available for public parking and a f'e� is charged ror rental of parkine space. Section 3-64. Special Requirements. �❑ �1u ev�n[ thc Permits and Licenses Committee issues a . permit pursuant h�rero, the requirements of this Code conceming thc paving and markino of parking places shall not be applicable to parking pursuan[ to ,uch permi[; providzd, however, that the operator of a parkin; lot shall mee[ al1 of the following requirements: (f) Post a sign listing the cost of parkin; in letters not less than six inches in height. (2) Provide the lot wi[h a permanent driveway and, in no event, use the sidewalk for an entrance or exit. (3) Have an attendant on duty at all times the lot is in operation who shall be licensed to operate motor vehicles in the State of Califomia and holds a valid operators license therzfor. t4) When a vacant ]ot is used as a parking area, it shall be free of weeds and other combustibles. ' (5) When there are more than twenty cars, there shall be provided at least one fire extineuisher readily available or such other fire prevention methods approved as adequate by the Fire Chief. (6) When residential property is used as a parlcing lot, a five-foot clearance around the dwelling and gara;e and any other buildines on the property shal] bz maintained. (7) Adequate provisions for access to the area shalP be provided at al] times. Ord. 2089 10-22-71 Section 3-6�. Limited Vehicle Parking. It shal] be unlawtul for any person to park any commercial vehicle as defined in CaliPornia Vzniclz Code Section 260 with a regis[ered unladened weight ot six thousand pounds or more, or any school bus as dzlined in Califomia Vehicle Code Section Sa�, or any truck tractor as defined in Califomia Vehicle Code Section 655 wi[h a registered unladened weight of six thousand pounds or more on any portion of any public street which abuts any property being used for residential purposes excep[ when such - , � 47 Revixd June, 19gp � • , _ , � 3�5.1 Inglewood Municipal Code vehicle is parked in connection with and in aid of the ongoing perfertnance of a service to or on property in the biock in which such vehicle is parked. Ord.2243 2-9-75 Ord. Z349 7•31-79 Section 3-65.1. Trailer Pazkin, Prohibited. It shall be unlawful for any penon to pazk any unattached � house trailer, boat trailer, or other type of tniler on any pubiic � street within the City except when such trailer is pazked in connection with and in aid of the ongoing performance of a service to or on propzrty in the block in which such trailer is parked. Ord.2349 7-31-79 Secfion 3-6�.2. Overnight Parking Prohibited. It shall be unlawful for any person to puk any commercial vehicle as defined in Califomia Vehicle Code Section 260 w�ith a manufacturer's �oss vehicle weight rating of ten thousand pounds or more, on any public street between the hours ef 2:00 a.m. and `� 6:00 a.m, except when such vehicle is making pickups or deliveries ; of goods, wares and merchandise from or to any building or � structure located on said street or is used for the purpose of delivering materials to be used in the actual and bona $de repair, alteration, remodzling, or construc[ion of any building or structure located on said street for which a building permit has previously been obtained. The prohibition of this Section shall not apply to any portion of the stree[ bounded on both sides by roperty zoned for manufacturing use. Ord.2349 7-31-79 Section 3-6�.3. Parking on Vacant Lots Prohibited. It shall be unlawtul tor any person to park, store, leave, kezp . �. or maintain any boat, house trailer, camper trailer, detached camp- er trailer top, any other type of vailer, mo[or vehicle or dis- mantled motor vehide on unimproved, unpaved or vacant tocs or parcels except when such vehicle is being used in connection with and in aid of the ongoing performance of a service to or on , property in the block in which such vehicle is located. Ord.2374 5-6-80 � Revlud lune. 1980 148 . '� - • � • CITY OF LONG BEACH ' � � ` , , = LONG BE�CH 1Iti�'ICIP9L CODE Sec. 3410.66 � SE -°3=K=: TSc=e ior Trucics ar.d Certain Other � Limiced to Two Hours in zsicen¢ai is:r:cts -. o coc�erc:ai �. en_c:e es- y ee maz;aur.. gross weigri oc :aree cons �n oarx :or a pen�er ' thaa two hours on any day o❑ any s:reet located in aav residential �".�istrict withia t5e City. The provisione of this Secnon shall have ao application to a State Highway. The time during which such ve�icle is parked 5ecause its presence at a parricular pLace is reasona6ly necessary in tk:e furtherance, � or carryiag on, of any process of construc^on, reconsc�uccioa, maintenance or repair, ot any tk:oroughfare upon wnich such ve�icle is oarked, or of any property adjacent thereto, snallnoc cons�tute a portion oi such tcvo-hour period. (.9mended by Ord. C-a18#, 6-17-75) SECTION 3d10.67 - Resaicaon on Lse of Queen's Wav Brid3e - Vo _ . person shall dr'tveor operace any oicycie, mocor ar:vea cycie, or any vehicle wttich is not drawn by a aotor vehide, on �ueen's W'ay Bridge and its !'"� approaches. � (Added by Ord. G4938, 3-30-71) - Division 9- Closin¢ of Stree!� SECTION 3430. 71 - G7os � oi Certain Streets 9diacenc to SchooLs -(a) geginaing at +he �aest line oi Locust ivenue as cne sane mte:sects riity- third Street in the City, all of Fifty-third Street iacluded within a distwce � of two nundred niaety-tour feet immediacely west of +he west line oF Locust � �lvenue shall be closed to vehicular 7a&`ic between :he hours of 8:00 a. m. aad i:30 p. m. oi aay day thatche Jaae �lddams School or playground is in _ � of£icial �ise, aad no person shall operate any vehicle within said closed area dur-ng such hours. (e�xaeaded by Ord. C-5130, 7-2-7d) (b) Beqianing at the north line of Hill Street as the ea�e intersects ' ,__ Caspian elvenue in the City, all of Caspian Avenue included between said � �� north Line of Y.ill Street wd the ewth li¢e of T•Nenty-chird Str_et shall be � � dosed to vehicular trai!ic betwee❑ tSe hocrs oi d:00 �. 34. and 5:00 P. YI. � �. of every weeicday chat the Gazreld School or playgrouad is in official use. �'�.� aad said descriCed porrion of Caspian ?.vmue shall be closed between the hours of 8:00 3. ?�I. aad 12:00 P. �I. of every Saturcay that said Garfield School or playgroimdis ia officialuse. Yo ooerator of any vekude shall drive said vehicle in or upon said described portion oi Caspian :lvenue during the 4ours herein set forth. (c) 1RarronAvenue, Setween u' e south side oi the intersectioa ot Vtarshall � . Piace and the aorth side of the intersection oi \larron Face, shall be closed to vehicular tra!'fic between the hours of 11:30 A. �l. and 1:30 P. �I. of any day that St. Baraa6as Schoot is in aession or otficial use. `o person shall operate any vehide upon such portion of 4iarron :��eaue during such hours. SECTION 3i30.?2 -(Repealed by Ord. C-5398, 6-L3-78) SECT!Oti 3430.73 -"I�'aific Control on Ci'v-owned Provertv -(a) The "IY�atfic Eagineer is hereo}� aumor:xeo co erecc ane ^azazaia :raz:ic control 3evices or 6arriers on City-oivred prooerty ior the nur?ose of guiding, warning or cootrolliag vehicc'_ar andpedesc:ian�ai:ic. 2'he T:ai°ic EagiZe^r shall maintain a currenc map and iile gi�dng the !ocanoa, twe of craitic coatrol, date of installation, date oi removal and other percinent data wh!ch shall be available as a source oi :nformetion. , (dmeaded by Ord. C-4787, 12-31-68) . Raprinted '_11:/7? � � ' I r"\ ` ', LO�IG BEACR \iL'VICi?.�L CODE �ec J=� 0'� 0 signs on any such portion oi an� street when, ard for so long as. .he use - oi such porcion is ¢ecessary "or repair, construction, the inscylar.on o; uaderground uulities, o: where the use oi ;uch stree[, or xny porcion chereot, - has iawful!y bee❑ autnorized ior a purpose other chan th= aormal 1ow of traf:ic, or for the covement oi eacipmeat, ariicles or strcccures ot unusual , size. Such signs shall not be placed, �owever, a :h= parku:g oi a oehicleonsuchporrion wouldprohibitor i^teriere �viths�chese or movzmenc. � �ny vehic:z paricing ia violahon oi .ius section may be remo�-ed. dn•: vehici> narking in violation oi .his section ciay te mmnved, as pro•nded in Section 3410.85 ic) hereof, if such sig�s hav= beea erected or piacec a: such aurtioa o[ such stree[ ac !east cwenty-:our :7ours ?rior to such re.^:oval. � (S) The ?rovisioas oi �his secczon oro�iSir�g or rescriccinq the paricing o°. vehiNes shall Se ina?oL'cab'.e :c a�y �or:ion oi a sreec conscimting a por- tion oi a State highway six :nonLh� aiter receip[ tv tne Council of wr:ten /"�, rotice from the Departr.�ent o_` P�blic Works cf the State oF Caliror;ila of the witi:�rawal by said d=paz:men: oi :ts approval oi sucn pro?ubition or `" restricnon as to aay such oor:ioa oi a Statz highway. � SP_� `�� - c=vPatv-;�,��o Hour Parlci-v¢ llyzit -(a) No operator. � of any ve:.ic:e shall !eave ;aia :er.:ne scan ir.g ana no regis ered owner of � su.-h vehicle sF.all permit or allow safd vehicle :o recia�. staading upon aay 3treet or alley en the Citv ;or a oer!od :o¢ger !haa i? nours ;rom Lhe rme - said vehicle is posted as nereinatter sec Corth; provided, however, tha[ LSis action shall not acthorize [!:e oarking or sianding oi ve!ucles u�on a^.y erreet or alley :n vioiation oi apol'caole park:ng limits spec_;ied Sy ocher provisions oi this part. !b) Klieaever any police oiiicer determmes by tire marking, or other- vr.se, :3:at any vehicle has be>n staading in or.e pos:tion on any streec or allev , � �� for a oeriod longer*han 1? hours, ne shall ;ecurely at:ach a aorice u�on such . vehicle setting :ortC in such notic= a reference *.o t:iis section, Lhe '.ocatio¢ oi the vehicle ac the ¢me, the dace of such notice, and .he appro�cmate hour � ��, oi pos�ag. Such aoace shall be attached :o said vehicle, in suce conspicuous olace unon the veh�c!e as to be eas:iy observed Sy the person ia charge oi .�uch •�ehicle umn Fis return thereto. (.c) For t::e purmse oi this secren, a vehicle shall be deened co 4ave been leftstand5ng wnen suc5vehicle sia:l not ;�ave 6een � oved more :han one block under its own power from its orig!nai stopped posirioa. (d) .1x:y vehicle parked in viotarion oi this section may be removed irom the etreec byany�olice ot!'icer in accorda.:ce wich Sec:ion?2532oi .hePenicle Code. idaended by Or�, r-g398, 6-13-7d) SECTIOV 3410. 1:1 - L'.-dted Tinz °ar'tin¢ - When authorized signs are erecced and ia place �i•+ing aonce c: ereoi, no person ;nall par4 an�� veiucl= in ezcess oi such [i^e designatzd at .he aoplicabie 1oca::oas listec in Sec- ' tions 3:10.132 (cl, 3410.133 and 3-k10.134. , (:1m=nded by prd. C-5338, 5-13-SB) Repr*n[ed './15/79 � � ,• . (g) Demolition. Whenever the word "demolish" or "demolish- ment" is used in this Chapter, it shall include the removal of the resulting debris from such demolition and the protection by filling of excavations exposed by such demolition and abandonment of sewer or other waste disposal facilities as may be required by this Code or other ordinances or laws. ' (h) Property nuisance. As used in this Chapter "property nuisance° means any condition upon the property involved deter- mined by the appropriate agency to be a property nuisance in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter. (i) Responsible person. As used in this Chapter "respons- ible person" means the record owner of the property involved and the occupant or any other person in real or apparent charge and control of the property involved, if not the same as the record owner. (j) Vehicle. As used in this Chapter "vehicle" means a device by Which any person or property may be propelled, moved or drawn upon a highway, excepting a device moved by human power or used exclusively upon stationary rails or tracks. 6.20.030 Maintenance of Property Nuisances Unlawful. It is unlawful fcr any person owning, leasing, occupying or having charge or possession of any property to maintain it in such a manner that it is determined by an appropriate agency of the City gursuant to this Chapter, that a property nuisance exists upon such property. A property nuisance shall exist whenever any of the following findings are made by the appropriate agency: (1) The condition of the property endangers the life, limb, health, property, safety or welfare of the public or occupants thereof; _ (2) The condition of the property is unsightly in appear- ance and is out of harmony or conformity with the main- tenance standards of adjacent properties so as to cause a substantial diminution of the enjoyment, use or prop- erty values of such adjacent properties; (3) The condition of the property contributes to the estab- lishment of a prevalence of depreciated values, im- paired investments and social and economic maladjust- ments to such an extent that the capacity to pay taxes is reduced and tax receipts are inadequate fo_* the cost of public services rendered; (4) The condition of the property is detrimental to the ' public health, safety and general welfare; or (5) The condition of the property constitutes a public nuisance as defined by Civil Code Section 3480. -3- .. .� . • ,. 6.20.040 Conditions constituting propertv nuisance. The existence of any of the following conditions upon any property . shall be considered as evidence that a property nuisance exists upon the property: (1) Substandard buildings or structures. Buildings or � structures or portions thereof having one or more of the follow- ' �ing conditions: � (A) Unoccupied. Buildings or structures not properly secured, locked, or closed and accessible to juveniles, tran- sients and undesirables and constituting a health, fire or safety hazard. � (B) Unfinished. Buildings or structures which are unfinished and which have been in the course of constructior. £or an unreasonable period of time, but not less than five years. ' (C) Inadeqsate sanitation. (i) Lack of hot and cold running water to plumb- ing fixtures in a hotel or dwelling unit. (ii) Lack of the minimt:m amounts of natural light and ventilation required by this Code. , (iii) Room and space dimensions less than re- quired by this Code. (iv) Dampness of habit�le rooms. (v) Violation of any applicable provisions of Chapter 6.04 adoptir.g a Health Code as determined and reported tc the Director by the health officer. (D) Structural hazards. � (i) Deteriorated or inadequate foundations. � (ii) Defective, deteriorated or inadequate size � flooring znd/or floor supports. 1 . (iii) Defective, deteriorated or inadeauate size ! members of walls, partitions, or other vertical supports. � (iv) Defective, deteriorated or inadeqi:ate size � ceiling, roof, or other horizontal supports. ; (v) Defective, damaged, or inadequate construc- tion fireplace or chimney. (E) Inadequate or hazardous wiring. • _g_ � � � , • r Code and which have been adequately maintained in good and safe condition. � (J) Unsanitary. Those buildings and structures having an accumulation of vegetation, junk, dead organic matter, debris, garbage, offal, rat harborages, stagr.ant water, and similar materials or conditions. � (K) Aazardous. Any building or structure which is determined to be unsafe as defined in Section 203 of the Los Angeles County Building Code. (L) Fire hazard. Any building, structure, device, apparatus, equipment, combustible waste, or vegetatior. which is in such a condition as to cause a fire or explosion or pzovide a ready fuel to augment the spread of intensity of fire or explo- sion arising from any cause. (M) Inadeauate fire structures or fire-fighting equip- ment. Al1 buildings or structures which are not provided with exit facilities or fire-resistive construction or fire-extin- guishing system or equipment required by this Code, except those b'uildings or structures which conformed with a11 applicable laws at the time of their cor.struction, which provide adequate safe exits, and whose fire-resistive integrity and fire-extinguishing systems and equipme.^.t provide adequate fire safety. (N) Improper occupancy. All buildings or portions thereof occupied or used for any purpose for which they were not designe3 or intended to be used. (0) Unfinished relocated buildings or structures. Building or structures or portions thereof as described in Sec- tion 6811 of the Los Angeles County Building Code. (2) Substandard property. Property or portions thereof having one or more of the following coaditions: (A) Substandard buildings. {B) Overgrown and dead vegetation. Keeping of prop- erty with overgrown or dead vegetation, including lawns, weeds, plants, s:rubs, hedges and trees and including any such vegeta- tion within parkway areas of the property subject to utility ar.d , City easements. There shall be a conclusive presumption that vegetation is overgrown hereunder if the vegetation has not been properly cut and trimmed within thirty days after notification that said vegetaton is overgrown. (C) Equipment visible in front and side yards. Trail- ers, camper shells, boats, inoperable vehicles and other equip- ment kept or stored for unreasonable periods, but not less than 72 hours, in yard areas where the equipment is not screened from streets or highways. -6- � � � (D) Vehicles not parked on driveways. Vehicles kept or stored in yard areas other than on paved driveways installed in accordance with the City's zoning and development standards where the vehicles are not screened from streets or highways. (E) Garbage car.s. Garbage cans stored in front or . side yards and visible from public streets except when placed in places of collection at the time pexmitted and in full compliance with Section 6.08.070. (F) Lack of landscaping. Keeping of property with a lack of adequate lar_dscaping or ground cover sufficient to pre- vent blowing dust and erosion. (G) Stagnant water or excavations. (H) Building or structure exteriors. Improperly maintained building or structure exteriors including building or stzucture exteriors in a state of neglect or damage, from fire and other causes, or in need of repairs such as painting, weather proofing, or insect extermination. (I) Unsightly appearance. Any device, decoration, design, graffiti, fence, structure, clothes line or vegetation which is unsightly by reason of its condition or its inapp=opri- ate location. (J) Inorganic debris. Keeping of property including parkway areas with lumber, junk, trash, debris; abandoned, ne- glected and broken equipment, including vehicles; abandoned, discarded or unused objects of eqi:ipment such as furr.iture, stcves, refrigerators, freezers, cans, containers or boxes. (K) Organic debris. Keeping of property including parkway areas with an accumulation of weeds, vegetation, junk, dead organic matter, debris, garbage, offal, rat harborages, stagnant �«at_r, and similar materials or conditions. (L) Fire hazard. Keeping of property with combustible waste or vegetation which is in such condition as to cause a fire or explosion or to provide a ready fuel to augment the spread and intensity of fire or explostion arising from any cause. (M) �Fittractive nuisances dangerous to children. 6 20 O50 Propertv Maintenance Aopeals Board. (a) A proF- erty maintenance appeals board which may be known and referred to as the "Property Maintenance Appeals Board" of the City of Cerritos, California, is hereby created and established. (b) The Property Maintenance Appeals Board shall consist of five members who are qualified to pass on matters pertaining to substandard buildings and property. Said members shall be designated respectively as Members No. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 ___ � � � and shall be appointed by the Mayor of the City subject to ap- proval by the City Council. Existing members of the Board shall serve until the designation of offices and initial appointments are made by the Mayor pursuant to this Section. In addition to the five appointed members of the Board, the Direcor of Environ- mental Affairs or his designee shall be an ex-officio non-voting member and shall act as secretary. An appointed member of the Board may be removed at any time by the Mayor, subject to the approval of the City Council, or by a majority of the City ' Council. (c) Of the members of the Board first appointed under the provisions of this Chapter, Commissioners No. .1, 2 and 3 shall be appointed for terms of one (1) year and Commissioners No. 4 ard 5 shall be appointed for terms of two (2) years. Upon the expiracion of the respective terms of the members, their respective successors shall be appointed for terms of twc (2) years. If a vacancy shall occur otherwise than by expiration of term, it shall be filled by appointment for the unexpired portion of the term. Such appointment shall be made by the Mayor wi�h the approval of the City Council. (d) Notwithstanding any of the other provisions of this Chapter, any member who absents himself from any three (3) consecutive regular meetings o£ the Board, unless excused from such attendance by consent of the Board expressed by action of record in its minutes or who is absent from a total of five � regular meetings of the Board in any six month period without such consent of the Board so expressed of record, shall thereby automatically forfeit his or her position or office as a member of the Bcard, and the name of such person shall be automaticallv removed from the membership of the Board immediately after the adjournment of any such third consecutive meeting or of any such fifth meeting in any such six month period, as the case may be, at which such member has not appeared. The chairperson or the secretary of the Board shall thereupon promptly notify the City Cour.cil, and any such person so ceasing to be such member of such fact; Nhereupon. the vacancy so created shall be filled by appointlnent. (e) The Board shall have no power or authority to bind or obligate the City or any officer or depastment thereof for any money, debt, ur.dertaking or obligation of any kind in excess cf the appropriations which the City Cour.cil may have made for the purpose of the Board in any fiscal year. (f) Except as otherwise provided in this Chapter or by . law, the Board shall have power to and shall provide for its own organization; shall adopt rules and regulations for the trans- action of business before it; shall keep proper records of its official acts and proceedings; and shall designate the time an3 place for the regular monthly meeting or meetings of the Board pzovided that regular meetings of the Board shall be held on the _8_ � � CITY OF LYNWOOD MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC CODE ' . � � � Chapter 19 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC* ART. I. IN GENPRAL, §§ 19-1-19-19 Sec. 19-1. De£nitiona. � � Sec. 19-2. Applicability of chepter to pernone riding bicyclee or enimela � Sec. 19-3. Applicability of chapter to public officets flnd employees. � Sec. 19-4. Exemptiona for operation of vehiclea by police officere. " . � , Sec. 19-5. Ezemptions to authorized emergency and other public ' � vehicles. . . Sec. 19-6. Obstruction of tr�c by traina. �� . Sec. 19-9. Debria falling from vehicles. � . � Sec. 19-8. Temporerily closing atreera. � . . Sec. 19-9. Obedience to chapter: penalty. .. � Secs. 19-10-19-19. Rexrved. � ART. II. ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT, � . � � §§ 19-20-19-45 - DN. 1. GENERALLY, §§ 19-20-19-30 - � . • Sec. 19-20. Enforcement dutiee of police of£tcera generelly. � . �. � � Sec. 19-21. Direction of treffic by policemen and eesigned officecs. , . Sec. 19-22. Dizection of Craffic by firemen. . - Sec. 19-23. Diraction of tref£c by unauthorized penoqe. � Sec. 19-24. Repon of eccidenta involving damsge to pubiidyowned � , property. ', . Sec. 19-25. Traffic engineer: Office e�teblished; city engineer to ect ea . - � � treffic engineer; duties generally. '� Sec. 19-26. Traffic nnd paricing commiseion—Eatab(iahad; rnmpoaition; � . � appointment end romoval of inemberr, tezms of office; . '� � compensation. � � I Sec. 19-27. Same—Powers and duties. '� Secs. 19-28-19-30. Reserved. , DIV. 2. TRAFFTC DIVISION OF THE POLICE DEpARTMENT, - . §§ 19-31-19-45 , Sec. 19-31. Established. � ' Sea 19-32. Dacies generelly. � 'Cross references—Bicyclee, Ch. i; manner of riding bicycles, § 7-i et seq.; warning lighta required when moving buildings at night, § 8-25� vehides tor hire, Ch. 19; vehide noiees, § 20•15 et seq.; vehiclea prohibited in city perks; exceptions, § 23-17. State law referencee—Loca] regulation oC traffic, Vehicle Code, § 21100 . . � et seq.; uniformity of Vehicle Code end restrictiom on local ordinancea, . Vehide Code, § 21. . � Supp. No. 19 1171 I .., ..• �. � . • . . . . � LYNWOOD CODE -. � . Sec. 19-33. To conduct studies of traf&c eccidenLS. � � . $ec. 19-34. Filing reports of traffic accidentr; reports to be avai]able to � � traffic engineer. � - Sec. 19-35. Mnual traffic aafety report. . � Se�s. 19-36-19-45. Reaerved. - . ART. III. TRAFFIC-CONT$OL DEVICES, §§ 19-48-19-63 � . � , Sec. 19-46. Authority of traf£c eogiacer to inetall. ' � Sec. 19-41. I,ene markings on roedways. . � � Sec. 19-48. Designation of lenes where driving on the left ia prohibited. -. . . Sec. 19-49. Tuzning matkers. . ' � � � � Sec. 19-50. Hours of oparatioo. � , - Sec. 19-51. Of£cial traffiocontrol signels. _ Sec. 19-52. Deaignation of of£cisl ts�c-control signals et which a right turn on red is pzohibited. - �� Sec. 19-53. Stop signs. � Sec. 19-54. Signs W be legible. . Sen. 19-55--19•63. Reaerved. � AR'T. IV. OPERATION, §§ 19-84-19-84 ..� See. 19-64. Iacrease in etate lew mazimum epeed oa certaia deaigasted - . � etreeta. � . Sec. 19-65. Regulatioa of epeed by tr�c �ignaln. ' Sec. 19-66. Authority iq zeetrict turning movementa generelly. \ . Sec. 19-68. Driving through fune:el proceeeione. � Sec. 19-69. Driviag on perkwaye. . Sec. 19-?0. Driving on new pevemeat or &eshly-peinted matkinga. . Sec. 19-71. Entering nnd teaving limited•acceav zoadways. . Sec. 19•72. One-way eueeb end elleye. , �� Sec. 19-73. Reatrictions on une of etreeta by overweight and oversize � vehicies. � � Sec. 19-74. Reetrictiona oa the use of streets by rnmmercial vehiclea. Secx. 19-75--19-&4. Reaerved. ART. V. PEDESTRIANS, §§ 9-86-19•99 Sec. 19-85. Establishment end designation oF croeswalks. . . Sec. 19-86. Use of croaswalks in the businesa district required. � Sec. 19-87. Manner of croaeing. . Sec. 19-88. Sfanding in roadways. � Sec. 19-59. Blind persons: Uae of guide dogs end canen; right•of•way. � Secs. 19-90-19-99. Reaerved. _ ART. VI. STOPPING, STANDING AND PARBING. � §§ 19•100-19-170 DIV. 1. GENERALLY, §§ 19-1OP-19-124 . � Sec. 19-100. Applicability of the proviaions of this article. . $ec. 19-101. Pazking tor certain purpoeee prohibited. . Supp. No. 19 11'72 � . . � MOTOR VEHICLES pND TRpFFIC ' '� � , Sec. 19-102. Locations where prohibited generally. � � - �- Sec. 19-303. Designacion of parking restrictions 6y markings. �� . Sec. 19-104. Restrictions m scope ot permitted eWpping, ytanding or � ` . . parking. � � � Sec. 19-105. Eytablishment and designation of loading zonea. � Supp. No. 19 - 1172.1 � � . ' �. . .. � MOTO$ VEHICLES AND Tg,�FFIC � � . . �- 19-106. Prohibited in parJcWaya . . . � . Sec. 19-107. Angle parkin8 Senerally; � . . S�. 19-308. Mazlong of parkiaB spaces. . SM. 19-109. Parking in esceae of seventy-�.o yo�e p�hibited, .. ' Sec. 19-110. Pazking on the left-hand side of roadmays . " � _ Sec. 19-111. Parking adjacent to echools. � . . Sa. 19-112. Parking on narrow streete. .. �C. 19-113. Stoppin8, standing or parking ia alleye. � .. � � 3ec• 19-114. Parking vehiclea on private property, � Sec. 19-115. Emergency no_p8r� a�q� . . S�. 19-116. Parking pushcart or eimIIar vehicle to sell yo� or w� � Sec. 19-117. Parkin8 Prohibited on portion of Alam�y S�� , Sec. 19-118. Parkiag r�y��}� oo S F,e Aveaue. � Sec. 19-119. Removal of unlawfully p8rked vehiclea, ' 3ec- 19d20. Parking regulations on ceztain streeb. �. . Sec. 19-121. Prohibiting the par� � �� e p�Lc . Secs. 19-122-1 gh�of -way, .. 124. Beserved. .. � � � . DN. 2 CERTIFICATE OF NECESSITY FO$ qLLNIGBT ppRg7NG, �$ 19-1 25-19-141 � � . - , See. 19-125. Definitioas, - . �� Sec. 19-126. Purpoae of this divuion. . Sec. 19-127. $equired. .� - . �- � 3ea 19-128. APPlication generapy. � " , Se� 19-129. Fee for origina� 8pp�9�� . Sec. 19-130. Inveatigation of original applicadon. Sec. 19-131. Permanent file nt origiaa7. aPPlication �d � findings. � Sec- 19-132. Issuaace of certificate; duration; no �� . . ' � � �. 19-133. pttachm nt of'cef certificats, � Sec. 19-134. $enewal of certificate_8te � vehicle. " .. � 19-135. Terminatluo af eemficste apon trana�e of velucle � � � Sec. 19-136. Certificate Sor anbatitute vey��] � � . 3eea. IH-13S-19-141. &e�en•ed - � � DN. 3. VEg7�LE PABgING DIST$ICTS, §§ 18- U2._19-148 - , , 9ec. 19•142. Establishment pursuant W atat� 1aw. . . 3ee. 19-143. Boundaries described. � Sec. 19-144. Exempho from coat end ezpenae. � � Sees. 19-145--19-149. Reserv¢d. � DN 4 PUBLIC OFF_STREET pqggINC Lp Sec. 19-150. Designated, � �� I&lb4-ig_170 � Sec. 1B-I51. Method af r�gu7�h 3upµ No. 12 1173 • � � § 19-1 LYNWOOD CODE �$ 19-i � Sec. 19-152. Eatabliehmenk of pazVcing timt limita; obeesvanea � .' $ec. 18-153. Improper manner of pazldn�. �� See. 19-164. Use of ensranee aod ent . Sec. 19-155. Uae of aiales. . Sec. 19-156. Vehicles of ezcesaive length. , Sec. 19-157. Trailers. See. 19-158. Speed of vehicles. Sec. 19-158. Removal of ve6iclea Sec. 19-160. Prima facie presumption that registered owner riolated divieion. Sees. 19-161-19-170. Eeaened. ART. VII. MOTOR VEHICLES. §3 19-171-19-193 � DIV. 1. RESERVED, §§ 19-171-19-180 - Sees. 19-171-19-180. Re�erved. � DiV. 2. ABANDONED, WRECBED, DISMANTLED AND . . INOPERATIVE VEHICI.ES, §§ 19-181-19-195 Sec. 19-181. Defiaitions. See. 19-182. Vehides not snbject to this diviaion. . Sec. 19-183- Findinge of the city couacil. Sec. 19-184. Division supplemeatal to other laws. 3ee. 19-185. Chief of police W be enforcement officez. ' � Sec. 18186. Autharity W ttmove vehicles by coatraeton under 4en- `� ehix. � Sec. 19-187. Asaessment of adminiatratice costs. _/ � See. 19-188. Authority to cause abatement, removel af vehielea; nodcea � of inCention; 6eariag and notice reqnired; action wit6ont hearing authorized. See. 19-189. Hearing procedure; Sindings. Sec. 19-190. Appeal Szom decision of hearing officer. Sea 19-191. Dieposal of vehicle or parts. Sec. 19-192. Notice ot removal to be given to department of motor � vehicles. See. 19-193. Payment oz assesament of croets. ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL Sec. 19•1. Definitiona For the purposes of this chapter, the following terms shall have the meanings ascribed to them: State iaw deJinitions generally. Whenever any words or phrases used in this chapter are not defined in this section, but ue defined in the Vehiele Code, such definitions are incor- porated herein and shall be deemed to apply to such words and phrases used herein as though fully set forth. _ �upR No.12 1174 . � � '/ § 19-1 MOTOR VE ffiCLES A,� ��,,�� Holada § 19_1 ys shal] �ean the first day of January; tbe �elfth deY of February; the twe,nty_y�ond day of Febr�ary� tye � Supp. No. 12 11'74.1 � � ' § 19-1 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC § 19-2 thirtieth day of b4ay; the fourth day of July; the first Monday in September; the ninth day of September; the twelfth day of October; the eleventh day of November; the twenty- fifth day of December; and Thank�e ving Day If any holidaq falls upon a Sunday, the Monday :ollowing shall be a holiday. OJ}ici¢l tiyne stand¢rd sha]] mean, whenecer certain hours are named herein, standard time or daylight saving tune as may be in current use in this city. Parkw¢y shall mean that portion of a street other than a roadway or a sidewalk. P¢ssenger lo¢ding zone shall mean the space adjacent to a curb reserved for the exclusice use of vehicies during the • loading or unloading of passengers. Police ofjicer shall mean every officer of the police depar� ment of the city, or any- officer authorized to direct or regu- late traffic or to make arrests for �zolations of traffic regula- tions. Stop or st¢nd, when prohibited, shall mean any stopping or atanding of a ce�icle, whether occupied or not, except when necessary to acoid confiict with other traffic or in compliance with the direction of a police officer or official traffic-control decice. (Ord. Vo. i00, ;§ 1-12; Code 1961, § 22,1) State law reference--Words and uhrases defined, Vehicle Code, § 100 et seq. Sec. 19-2. Applicabilitp of chapter to persons riding bicycles or animals. Each person riding a bicccle or riding or driving an animal upon a high�cay shali be granted all of the rights and shall be subject to all of the duties applicable to the driver of a vehicle by this chapter, escept those provisions which by their . very nature can have no application. (Ord. \'o, i00, § 53; Code 1961, § 22.1 i ) Croes referenc�Bicycles, Ch. 7. State law references--�pplicability oi Venicle Code to persons driving or riding a.*.imals. �'enide Code, y"_1050; applicability oi Vehicle Code to persons riding bicSdes, Venicle Code, y?1?00. u7s � � � $ 19-5 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC § 19-7 ' department or public utility while necessarily in use for con- struction or repair work or any vehicle owned by the United States while in use for the collection, transportation or deliv- ery of United States mail. (Ord. No. i00, § 56; Cale 1961, � 22.18) State law referenco--Ezemption from provisions of the Vehicle Code for authorized emergency vehieles, Vehicle Code, �?105"a et eeq. � Sec. 19-6. Obstruction of traffic by trainy It shall be unlaccful for any person to cause or permit any railway train or raIlway cars or similar vehicle on raIls to operate or to be operated in such a manner as to prevent the use of any street for the purpose of travel for a period of time longer than ten (10) minutes; however, this section shall not apply to railway trains, cars or similar vehicles on rails �shile blocking or obstructing a crossing because of an accident .wbich requires the operator of the train, car or similar vehicle on rails to stop at or near the scene of the accident. (Ord. No. 700, § 1i0: Code 1961, §?2.35) � State law reference—Defenses acailable to operator of train charged under munieipa] ordinance prohibiting obstruction of crossings, Pub. UtiL Code, � 7659. Sec. 19-7. Debris falling from vehicles. *Io person in charge of or naving control of any vehicle, while it is standing or being propelled upon any street, shall permit any filth, dirt, garbage, manure, mortar, lime, rubbish or other debris of any kind to drop or fall from the �•ehicle cpon the surface of any street, without immediately and per- manently removing the debris. Any condition caused or per- mitted to exist in violation of this section, in addition to being a misdemeanor, shal] be deemed a public nuisance. (Ord. No. 673, § lb; Code 1961, § 22.36) State law re(erences—Dumping, throwing or depositing materials on highways, �'ehicle Code, � 23112; removal of material from high�cay, Vehide Code, �?3113; spi]]ing toads on highwaps, �'ehide Code, § 23114; rvbbisn �•ehicies, �"ehide Code, § 23115; littzring highways, Penal Code, § 3iS6. 1177 � � , . , , , §- 19-3 LYNWOOD CODE � 19-5 � Sec. 19-3. applicability of chapter to public officers and em- „ ployeea The provisions of this chapter shall apply to the driver of any cehicle owned by or used in the service of the United States government, this state, any county or city, and it '� shall be unlawful for any driver to ciolate any of the provi- sions of this chapter except as otherwise permitted in this chapter or by the Vehicle Code. (Ord. No. 700, § 55; Code 1961, § 2215) State law reference—Applicability of Vehicle Code to public of£icers � and employees, Vehicle Code, § 21052. , Sec. 19-4. Eaemptions for operation of vehides by police offi- cers. While in the performance of police duties, it shall be la�cful � for the police of the city to park or to operate any automobile or other vehicle in any way, manner or direction deemed by the police officerin charge thereof to be reasonably necessary or eacpedient in the performances of police duties, notwith- ' standing the procisions of this chapter and other ordinancea of � the city regulating parking and traffic on the streets of the city. (Ord. No. 38i, § 1; Code 1961, § 22.38) Sec. 19-5. Exemptions to authorized emergency and other public cehicles. (a) The procisions of this chapter regulating the operation, parking and standing of vehicles ahall , not apply to any vehicle of the police or fire department, any public ambulance or any pub]ic utility vehicle or any pricate ambulance, which utili±y service vehicle or private ambulance has qualified as an authorized emergency vehicle and when any vehicle men- tioned in this section is operated in the manner specified in � the Vehicle Code in response to an emergency call. However, these esemptions shall not protect the driver of any such vehicle from the consequences of his wiiful disregard of the - safety of others. (b) The provisions of this chapter regulating the parking or standing of vehicles shall not app]y to any vehicle of a city ir�s . � � - � § 19-8 LYNWOOD CODE § 19-19 � Sec. 19-8. Temporarily closing streets. (a) The chief of police shall have�the right, a rt o the eof power at any time to close any atre_t or any po temporarily to vehicular, pedestrian or other traffic when, in the opinion of the chief of police, the public peace, health or safety requires such temporary closing; however, in all such cases, suitable signs shall be conspicuously posted giving no- tice of the fact that such street or portion thereof is closed, or a police officer or person designated by the chief of police shall be present thereat for the purpoae of giving such notice. (b) No person shall, in case any street or portion thereof is closed pursuant to subsection (a), enter into or upon such closed portion or drive any vehiele into or upon the street contrary to any notice or the order of any police officer or , person so designated. (c) Nothing in this section shail be construed as depriving the city eouncil or city engineer from concurrent power to temporarily close any street or portion thereof within the city, but the delegation of power to the chief of police in this sec- tion shall be construed as in addition thereto. (Ord. Iv'o. i00, § 106; Code 1961, § 22.30) - State law reference--Cloain8 of streetv by locat suthorities, Vehicle Code, $§ 21101, 21102. � Sec. 19•9. ObedSence to chapter; penalty. It shall be unlawful and a misdemeanor or an infraction, as provided by section 40000 of the Vehicle Code of the state, for any person to do any act prohibited bp this chapter or to fail to do any act required by this chapter. (Ord. No. 700, § 51; Code 1961, § 222) � � State iaw referencro si dem anors�P nal 9a{infractions Penal � � hicle Code, � a0000; . Code, § 19c. - � Secs. 19-10-19-19. Reserved. 1178 ' � � � � � � �, $ 19-20 MOTOR VEHICLES 9ND TBAFFIC § 19-23 � ARTICLE II. ADML�ISTR�TIOIIT aI\TD ENFORCEMENT DIVISIO:� 1. GENERALLY Sec. 19•20. Enforcement duties of police officers generaDy. It shall be the duty of officers of the police department or such officer� as are assigned by the ehief of police to enforce all street traffie laws of the city and all of the state vehicle laws applicable to street traffic in the city. (Ord. No. 700, § 50; Code 1961, § 22.3) Sec. 19-21. Direction of traffic bp policemen and assigned of- ficers. • ' Cfficers of the police department or such officers as are assigned by the chief o� poiice are hereby authorized to direct all traffie by voice, hand or other signalin conformance with ' traffic laws; however, in the ecent of a fire or other emer- . , �, gency or to expedite traff:c or to safeguard pedestrians, of£i- cers of the police department may direct traf:ic as conditions _�` may require, notwithstanding the provisions of the traffic laws. (Ord. No. 700, § 50; Code 1961, § 2211) State law references---authoritc of city to reeslate traffic by means � � of traf£ic of£icers, Cehicle Code, �?L1C0; obedience to traf{ic officers, Vehicie Code, � 2800. Sec. 19-22. Direction of traffic by firemen. Officers c: the.fire department, when at the scene of a :ire or when in the course of their duties they are protect- • ing the personne] oi• equiument of the fire department, may direct or assist the police in directing traffic. (Ord. No. 700, � § 50; Code 1961, � 22.12) � � State law reference—Obed:ence to firemen, Vehide Code, � 2801. Sec. 19-23. Direction of traffic by unauthorized persons. No person other than an officer of the police department or - a person deputized by the chief of police or person authorized by ]aw shali direct or attempt to direct traific by voice, hand or other signal, except that persons may operate when and as lli9 i • § 19-23 LYNWOOD CODE �' § 19-25 provided in this chapter any mechanical pushbutton signal erecied by order of the city traf:ic engineer. (Ord. �TO. 700, � 54; Code 1961, § 2.14) Sec. 19-24. Report of accidents involving damage to publicly- owned property. (a) The driver of a vehicle or the person in charge oE any animal involeed in any accident resulting in damage to any property publicly-owned or owned by a utility service includ- ing, but not limited to, any fire hydrant, omamental lighting post, telephone pole, electric light or power pole, or resulting in damage to any oraamental shade tree, traffiacontrol device , or other property of a like nature located in or along any street, alley, park or public place, ,hall within twenty-four hours after such accident make a written report of such acci- ' dent to the nolice department of the city. This requirement shall be in addition to the provisions of Vehicle Code, section 20002. (b) A driver involved in an accident shall not be subject to the requirements or penalties of subsection (a) if and during the time the driver is ohysically incapable oi making a report, but in such event the driver shall make a report as re- quired in this section within t�venty-four (24) hours after regaining his ability to make the report. (c) Every report required by subsection (a) shall state the time and the place where the accident took place, the name and address of the person owning and of the person driving or in charge of such vehicle or animal, the license number of every ,uch cehicle, and shall briefly describe the property damaged in the accident. {Ord. No. 700, § 57; Code 1961, _ �§ 2°.19, 2220) State law referenco---Accidents and accident reports, Vehicle Code, § 20000. Sec. 19-25. Ttaffic engineer: Office established; city engineer to act as traffic engineer; duties generally. (a) The office of citp tra.`fic enginee: is hereby estab- lished. The city engineer ahall serve as city traffic engineer in 1180 , � � - � "- - § 19-25 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC �§ 19-26 addition to his other functions and shall exercise the powers and duties with respect to traffc as provided in this chapter. (b) It shall be the general duty of the city traffic engineer to determine the installation and proper Liming and maintenance of traffc-control devices and signals, to conduct engineering analysis of traffic accidents and to devise remedial measures, to conduct engineering and traffic investigations of traf�c conditions and to cooperate with other city officials in the development of ways and means to improve traffic conditions, and to cazry out the additional powers and duties imposed by this Code and other ordinances of the city. (Ord. No. 700, §§ 35, 36; Code 1961, §§ 22.9, 22.10) Sec. 19-26. Traf�c and parking commission—Estab- liahed; composition; appointment and re- moval of inembers; terms of of�ce; com- pensation. There is hereby established an advisory traffic and parking commission consisting of Fve (5) members who shall serve with such compensation as the city council may from time to time provide and who may be reimbursed for actual expenses incurred in connection with the official business of the commission to the extent authorized by the city council. Said commission shall consist of five (5) persons appointed by the city council who shali be residents of the city not holdinA a position for which compensation is paid by the city. Three (3) of the members of the commission first appointed by the city counci] shall serve for terms of four (4) years each, and the remaining two (2) members of the commission first appointed by the city council shail serve a term of two (2) years. The determination as to which of the members serves an initiai term of two (2) years shai] be by lots drewn by them. Thereafter, al] members shall be appointed for terms of four (4) years; provided, however, the city council may remove any member from the commissio❑ at any time and without cause. The city council shall Fll Supp. No. 19 1181 , ,. . � � . ,. . i , . h �" . . ., : '. . . - ' . . . ' ' ' _ . . � . . i � . . - � . � .. . � ' � { � - . . . . . . . � p 1.9-31 , �� . . � �� . � � . .§ 19-26 . . LYNWOOD CODE . . . � '.., , ' � `. any vacAncy occurring in the committee by apQointment for 3 A • the temainder of the �=m. (Ord. No. 968, § l; Ord. I�'o• 1082, , § 3, 11-20-79) , . o , � Sec. 19-27• Same—Powers and duties. . (a) With respect to pazking matters, the commission shhe 4 ° suggest the most practical means for coordinating , '° activities of all officers and agencies of the city having authority with respect to the administration and/or : � • enforcement of parking regulations; stimulate and assist in ' the preparation and publication af reports conceming parking; receive complaints- having to do with parkinB � °' matters; and recommend to the city council and to the city engineer, chief of police, and other city officials waYg �d � means of improving p�king conditions and Lhe administra- ' tion end enforcement of parking regulations. (b) With respect to traffic matters, the commisaion shall " suggest the most practical means for coordinatin�g in e activities of all officers and agencies of the city g ' authority with respect to the administration and/or enforcement of traffic regulations; stimulate and assist in , . the prepazation and publication of traffic reports; receive complaints having to do with traffic matters; and recom- mend to the city council and Lo the city engineer and chief ' of police and other city officials ways and means of ' improving traffic conditions and the administrat� 2; Ord. enforcement of trsffic regulations. (Ord. No. 968, § • ° . No. 1081, § 1, 11-20-79) Secs. 19-28-19-3 Reserved. ' Y DIVISION 2. TRAFFIC DIVISION OF THE POLICE ' DEPARTMENT . . Sec. 19-31. Established. There is hereby estab;ished in the police department of the ' city a traffic division to be under the control of an officer of � police appointed by and directly respons' 214 the chief of . - police. (Ord. No. 700, § 30; Code 1961, § _ � � � - Supp.�.ISo.19 . ' � 1182 . . ' � , . . . . , � , . . � . , � � � • .. . ` . . • . . . _. . . . � . � � , .. . �� -.. . . . . . . � , . , � . . - - � - , . � . . . , - 1 . - � . . , . � . , . g is 3s � � _ . . _ g 19 MOTOR VEHICLES AND T�+FFIC . . .. ; ' , . Sec. 19-32. Duties generallY• : ' " It shall be the duty of the traf£ic division with suc�� , ma y be rendered by other members of the police dep to enfocce the stzeet traffic Tegulations of this city and all of ° the State vehicle laws applicable to street traffic in the city, � m � e arregts for traffic violations, to investigate traffic accidents> to cooperate with the city traffic engineer and o�her of£icers of the city in the administration of the traffic laws snd in developing ways and means t° improve traffic conditions, and to cerry out.those duties speciallY imp°ged � this chaPter and other �'�� . . ardinances of he c tyb(Ord. No. 700, § 31: Code 1961. § 22.5) o ' Sec. 19-33. To conduct studies °� 1 1� tion become • Whenever the accidents at anY p ' numerous, the traf£ic division gt a ° of such accidents and traffic engineer in conducting 32� Code . determining remedial measures. �Ord. No. 700 g 1961, � 22.6) , ' Sec. 19-34. Filin6 reParts of traffic accidents; rePorts ' to be available to traffic engineer• Y The traffic division shall mainta� a guitable system of filing traffic accident reports• accident reports or cazds . referring to them shall be filed alPhebetically by location. Such reports shall be avaIIable f Noh ��a mggl § af the city traffic engineer. (Ord. ' � - 22.7) Vehicle Code. 5 , �. State !sw teference--Accidenu end ec�'dent reports+ � . . � � - . 2pOpp et se4. . �. ` ' Sea 19-35. Anaual traffic safety report. The traffic division shall annuallY P7eP�e a traffi�c� g � follows: which shall be filed with the city council. The rep ' contain information on traffic matters in thLket II�ber of (a) The number of traf�c accidente2gons inju�'ed e�'d - ' . persons killed, the number of p - other pertinent traffic accident data- SupP. No. 19 1182.1 � � ., � , S 19-35 LYNWppD CODE g 19-45 . � (b) The number of traffic accidents investigated and other •� pertinent data on the safety activities of the police. (c) The plans and recommendations of the division for I future traffic safety activities. (Ord. No. ?00, § 34; Code 1961, § 22.8) Secs. 19-36-19-45. Reserved. I . I _ . i � I I , I i / I ' I , � I ( I : ± � � i � � � Supp. No. 19 � � 1182.2 . i _i � � I � I _ I � � i � § 19 "`� 6 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TR.LFFIC I § 19-4 i ARTICLE III. 'IR,�FF - ' IC CO�TTROL DEVICES* '� Sec. 19-46. Authority of traffic engineer to install. I �a) The city traf;ic engineer shall have the power and the j duty to p]ace and maintain or cause to be placed and main- tained official traffiacontrol devices when and as required in � this chapter aad other traffic ordinances of the city to make I effectice the provisions of this chapter and other traffic ordi- nances. ' I �b) «'henever the state Vehicle Code requires for the ef- I fectiveness of any provision thereof that traffic-control devices be installed to give notice to the public of the applica- ! tion of ,uch law, the city iraffic engineer is hereby authorized to install or cause to be installed the necessary devices ! subject to any limitations or restrictions set forth in the law applicable thereto. ' (c) The citg traffic engineer may a]so p]ace and maintain � �� or cause to be placed and maintained ,uch additional traffic- — control decices as he may deem necessary to regulate traffic or to guide or warn traffic; however, be shall myke such � deter.nination only upon the basis of traffic engineering p�n_ eiples and tra:fic investigations and in accordance with such I standards, limitations and rules as may be sei forth in this Code or other traffic ordinan�e,y of the city or as may be I determined by ordinance or resolution of the city council. ' (Ord, tio. 700, § 60; Code 1961, § 22,3g) , I Sec. 19-4i. Lane markings on roadways. The city traffic engineer is authorized to mark center ;ines I and lane lines upon ihe ;urface of ihe roadR�ap to indicate the � course 2o be traveled by vehicles and may place signs tem- � "State law references.—Traf.ic signs, signals and markings, Vehide I Code, §?1350 et seq.; authority of the citp to red late trafY'ic by trsffic- { control devices. Yehicle Code, y�y 2 1300(d), ?1351; si � force local traiiic :aws, tiehide Code, �'s required to en- I control devices. Vehicle Code, o � 21103; obedience to traffic- ' § ..1461. ' �, . 1183 I � I i f i i I � � � • . � � ; I I § 19-47 LYIv'WOOD CODE § 19-60 � � `� � porarily designating lanes to be used by traffic moving in a ' particular direction, regardless of the center lire of the high- way. (Ord. No. r00, § 64; Code 1961, ,� 22.�12) I State law reference—,�uthority to !ane roadways and designate traffic direction, 1'ehicle Code, § 216�i. , See. 19-�18. Designation of lanes where driving on the left is prohibited. The city traffic engineer is authorized to place and maintain � distinctive roadway markings as described in the state Vehicle Code on those streets or parts of streets where the I volume of traffic or the vertical or other curvature of the ! roadway renders it hazardous to drive on the left side of such � markings or signs and markin s. Such markin s or si I g S gns and markings shall have the ,ame effect as similar markings piaced by the state :department of public works pursuant to , provisions oi the state Vehicle Code. (Ord. No. 700, § 65; � Code 1961, § 22.43) ` State law references--.�uthoriry to designate ':anes where dri�:ng on I the left is prohibited, �'enide Code, � 21A60; manner of marking lanes \' � when driving on the left is prohibited, Vehicle Code, § 21460. � - I Sec. 19-�19. Turning markers. ( The city traffic engineer is suihorized to place mark- � ers, buttons or ;igns cyzthin or adjaceni io intersections indicat- ' ing the course to oe traveled by cehicles turning at such ' intersections, and the city traffic engineer is authorized to I allocate and indicate more than one (1) lane of traffic from , w drivers of vehicles may make right or left-hand turns, � and the course to be traceled as so indicated may coniorm to � or be other than a; prescribed by law or ordinance. (Ord. �'o. I 700, § i0; Code 1961, § ?2.44) ! � State law refetences—Two-a•ay tuming lanes, Vehic!e Code, § 21460.5; _ I mar>ings or signs for turning, 4ehicle Code, t� 22101. ' Sec. 19-50. Hours of operation. ; The city traffic engineer shall determine ihe hours and � days during which any traffic-control decice sha11 be in oper- 1184 ' � I i I , � I � � I i � � I � � ' ` § 19-b0 ffiOTOR VEHICLES AYD TRdFFIC y� 19-52 ation or be in effect, except in those cases where such hours or days are specified in this chapter or other ordinances of the city. (Ord. \*o, r00, § 67; Code 1961, § 22.��) Sec. 19-51. Official traffic-co�trol signay� (a) The citp traffic engineer is hereby directed to install and maintain official traffic-control signals at those intersec- tions and other places where traffic conditions are such as to r leased n to p event elie,ee affi congesi on or to � protect life or property from exceptional haiard. (b) The city traffic engineer shall ascerta(n and determine I the locations a�here official traPiic-controi ;i � , by tne use of field observaiion, traffic o nts aad �other traffic information as may be � pertinent and his determinations I • therefrom snall be made in accordance with those trygfl engineering and safety standards and instructions setiorth in I , tbe Planning �Ianual of Instructions, Pari 8, "Traffic," issued � by the divi;ion of hi hwa • � works. g y 5 of the state department of public I (�) Ti'1�enever the city traffic engineer installa and I tains an official traffic-contro! si I Snal at an main- � sba11 like�vise erect and maintain at such intersect�onistreet name signs visiple to the principal floR� oi traffic, unless such i street name signs have previously been placed and are main- tained at any intersection. (Ord. No. 700 � 22.46, 22.97, ?�.�g� ,� 63; Code 1961, §� ' State law references— ! ' � 21450 et seq.; street ��f1��a� �'affio-control signals, �'enide Code, � � control si � 51 �O BPPear at intersections a�i[h [raific- � gnals. 1%euide Code, � ?1366. ' . Sec. 19-52. Designation of official traffiacontrol signals at which a right turn on red is prohibited. The city traffic engineer is hereby authorized to determine , those intersections K any business or residence district at � which dri�-ers of vehicles sha11 not make a right turn against a red or stop signa] and shall erect proper signs giving _ 1185 ; i i , I I � • ' I . - § 19-62 LYNWOOD CODE § 19-63 �' . � I notice of such proh;bition. h'o driver of a cehicle shall disobey the directionn oi any such sign. (Ord. tio. r00, § i3; Code 1961, § 22?2) State law reference--3utnority of the city to prohibit right tums on � a red signal from a tzaffio-control signal, Vehicle Code, § 214o3(b). . Sec. 19-a3. Stop signs. • (a) �'henever this chapter or any other ordinance or resa I lution of the city designates and descr:bes any street or por- i tion thereof as a through street, or any intersection at which vehicles are required to stop at one or more entrances thereto, I or any raiiroad grade crossing at which vehicles are re- � quired to stop, the traff:c engineer shall erect and maintain stop signs as follows: A stop sign shall be erected on every I street intersecting such through street or portion thereof so designated and ai those entrances of other intersections where a stop is required and at any railroad grade crossing so ; designated. � (b) Each ,top sign erected pursuant to this division shall ' I conform with and shall be placed as provided in sections ' i 21351 to 21305 and 21400 and 21401, inc]usice, of the Vehicle Co3e. (Ord. No. �00, � 90; Code 1961, §�y 22.51, 22.52) � State law references—.Stop signs, Vehicle Code, § 23155; stop signs I on local highways, Vehicle Code. § 231oJ; obedience to traffio-control j de�ices, 4ehicle Code, � ?1d61. � I Sec. 19-�4. Signs to be ]egible. � ' No procision of the ;tate Vehide Code or of this chapter for ' which signs are required shall be enforced against an a]- I leged ciolator unless appropriate signs giving notice of such i procision; of the traffic laws are in place and suificiently I legible to be seen by- an ordinarily obszrvant person. (Ord. tio. i00, � 61; Ccde 1961, § °?.40) Stute law reference—Cniform standards and specuications .`or �affic- � control devices. �ehicle Code, § 21400 et seq. � Secs. 19-�5-19-63. Reserved. � 1186 , I � � � f ! � , 19_64 _ § 19-64 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC . AATICLE IV. OPERATION Sec. 19-64. Increase in state law mazimum speed on j certain deaignated streets. f It is hereby determined upon the basis of a traffic and f engineering survey that the maximum speed permitted by ' state law in certain business and residential districts in the I city shall be increased to a apeed limit declared to be � ceasonable and safe and which will be conducive to the i orderly movement of vehicular traffic under the conditions found to exist upon such streets, and it is hereby declared that the prima facie speed limit shall be as herein set forth i on those streets herein designated when signs are erected I giving notice thereof: � Speed Limit i (Miles per ! Hour) � Street � i (1) Abott Road, easterly city limits to Century 35 Boulevazd ............. ............. � (2) Alameda Street (west roadway), northerly city 40 � ., limits to southerly city limits . . . . . . . . . . . . . � � (3) Atlantic Auertue, northerly city limits to 35 I Fernwood Avenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... (4) Atlantic Aoenue, Fernwood Avenue to souther- 4o i ......... 35 ly city limiu . . . . . . . . . . . to ��therly � (5) Bullis Road, Imperial HighwaY i city ]imits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 (7) Cen Bou leua d1 aineda St Cal for_ 35 . 40 I nia Avenae ........... .... � (S) Century Bouleuard, California Avenue to Bullis 35 � Road .............................. ... (9) Century Bouleuard, Bullis Road to easterly city 40 I limits .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � (10) Duncan Auenue, Imperial Highway to CenturY 30 Boulevard ................................ � i (11) Fernwood Auenue (north and south), Alame a 35 � Stree[ to easterly city limits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 21000 et xQ� I •3tate law reference—Rules o[ the roed, Vehide Code, § � SuDP� ho. 19 llg7 � r � • i ' I I I i I ' • � � § 19-6a LYNWOOD CODE § 19-65 � Speed Limit (Miles per � Street Hour) (12) Imperia! Highmay, westerly city limits to Fernwood Avenue .......................... 40 (13) Imperia! Highu�ay, Fernwood Avenue to Centu- ry Boulevard .............................. 35 (14) Imperial Highmay, Century Boulevard to easterly city limits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 (15) Long Beach Bouleuard, northerly city limits to I southerly city limits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 (16) Lynwood Road, Alameda Street to Long Beach Boulevard ................................. 30 (17) Lynwood Road, Long Beach Boulevard to Bullis Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 25 I (18) Nortorz Auen�e, California Avenue to Imperial j • Highway .................................. 30 ! (19) .Nortors Auenue, California Avenue to Imperia] I Highway.................................. 35 (20) Santa Fe Auenue, Weber Avenue to southerly '�� city limits ................................. 35 i (21) State Stree[, Tweedy Boulevard to Long Beach Boulevazd ................................. 35 (?2) State Street, Century Boulevard to Weber Avenue ................................... 35 � (23) Wright Road, Duncan Avenue to Century I Boulevard ................................. 35 iOrd. No. 716, § 1; Code 1961, § 22.16-1; Ord. No. 1012, § 1, �I 1-18-77; Ord. No. 1069, § 1, 6-5-79; Ord. No. 1096, § 1, � 3-4-80) I Sec. 19-65. Regulation of speed by traffc aignals. ' The city traffic enineer is authorized to regulate the timing of traffic signals so as to permit the movement of traffic in � an orderly and safe manner at speeds slightly at variance � from the speeds otherwise applicable within the district or I a at intersections, and shell erect appropriate signs giving � notice thereof. (Ord. No. 700, § 180; Code 1961, § 22.16) � State lew reterence—Authority to regulete speed by timing treffic � aignels. Vehicle Code, § 224D1. � ' i SuDp• Yo. 19 � 1188 I I ,; i I ; , . ' I I � . � , . , § 19-70 MOTpg �gICLES , AND TR.IFFIC i § 19-70 �. 19-J0. Dricing on new pavement or fresh�y-p� - mazkings, No person shall ride or drive any aaimal ar any vehicle over Ar � aIl nek'�Y made pavement or freshly-p�nted I I I I . I I I I i I � � I I l i � I i � I � i � i 3app. No. 12 1188.1 I � � I . � � - -� § 19-66 MOTOR VEHICLFS AND'I'RAFFIC § 19-69 3ec. 19-66. Authority to restrict turning movemeats generally. (a) The city traffic engineer is hereby authorized to �� determine those intersections at which drivers of vehicles shall not make a right, left or U turn, and shall place proper , signs at such intersections. The making of such tums may � � be prohibited between certain hours of any day and � permitted at other hours in which event the same shall be I plainly indicated on the signs or they may be removed when such turns are permitted. . ' � (b) Whenever authorized signs are erected indicating that � no right or left or U turn is permitted, no driver of a vehicle ' I shall disobey the direction of any such sign. (Ord. No. 700, § I 72; Code 1961, § 22.21) I . State law reference—Poaen of local authoritiee m reavict curning � I � � movementa, Vehicle Code 22113. Sec. 19-67. Emerging from alleys or driveways. i The driver of a vehicle emerging from an alley, driveway ' ; or building shall stop the vehicle immediately prior to i \__ driving onto a sidewalk or into the sidewalk area eatending ___._. across any alleyway.(Ord. No. 700, § 92; Code 1961, § 22.23) i � Sta[e lew relerence—Emerging fzom public or private property, Vehicie . � Code. § ?1804. ( Sec. 19-68. Driving through funeral processions. � - No driver of a vehicle shall drive between vehicles i comprising a funeral procession while they are in motion i and when the vehicles in such processions are conspicuously so designated. (Ord. No. 700, § 100; Code 1961, § 2224) � Sec. 19-69. Driving oa parkmays. ( The driver of a vehicle shall not drive within any parkwaY � except at a permanent or temporary driveway. (Ord. No. � 700, � 102; Code 1961. § 22.26) � State lew reterence—Driving on aidewalks, Vehide Code, § 21663. i �. ' I i Supp. No. 19 1189 . . f � I I � � I I � I � , � � ' . `. , .. ' , g 19-70 �LYNWOOD CODE �§ 19-?3 °�� - Sec. 18-70. Driving on new pavement or freshly- . painted markings. No person shall ride or drive any animal or any vehicle � over or across any newly made pavement or freshly-painted marking in any street when a barrier or sign is in place ` warning persons not to drive over or across such pavement or marking, or when a sign is in plece stating that the street or any portion thereof is closed. (Ozd: No. 700, § 103; Code . 1961, § 2227) `' Q� Sea 19-71. Entering and leaving limited-access road- � � waYs. . . . . (j� . � No person shall drive a vehicle onto or from any limited �� access roadway except at such entrances and exits ss are -� � � established by public authority. (Ord. No. 700, § 10�1� Code — � � 1961, § 2228) . �� \ � State law reterence—On-ramp evta from freeways. Vehicle Code, § � � � �t'� ; 21664. . . Y� i , a Sec. 19-72. One-way streets and alleys. _� Whenever any provision of this Code or other city ' -'--" , ordinance or resolution designates any one-way street or , ' alley, the city traffic engineer shall place and maintain signs giving notice thereof, and no such regulations shall be effective unless such signs are in place. Signs indicating the direction of lawful traffic movement shall be placed at every intersection where movement of traft"ic in . the opposite direction is prohibited. (Ord. No. 700, § 81; Code 1961, § ' 22.32) �� Slate law refereuce—Authority to designete one-way roadweys; . � - � observance reQuired, Vehicle Code, § 21657. � , , Sec. 19-73. Restrictions on use of streets by over- ' weight and oversize vehicles. � (a) [Designation oj truck traffic routes.J Whenever any � provision of this Code or other ordinance or resolution of the ' city designates and describes any street or portion thereof as a street, the use of which is permitted by any vehicle exceeding a ma�cimum gross weight limit of three (3) tons, Supp. No. 19 1190 • � � § 19-i3 MOTOR VEHICLFS AND TRAFFIC § 19-73 the city traffic engineer is hereby authorized to designate such street by appropriate signs as "truck traffic routes for the movement of vehicles exceeding a maximum gross weight limit of three (3) tons. (b) [Compliance mith designated routes; exceptions.] When any truck traffic route is established pursuant to subsection (a) and designated by appropriate signs, the operator of any vehicle exceeding a maximum gross weight limit of three (3) tons shall drive, stand or park on such routes end none " other; however, nothing in this section shall prohibit the operator of any vehicle exceeding a maximum gross weight of three (3) tons coming from a"truck trafSc route" from having ingress end egress by direct route to and from restricted streets when necessary for the purpose of making � pickups or deliveries of goods, wares and merchandise from _. I or to any building or structure located on such restricted streets or for the purpose of delivering materials to be used I in actual and bona fide repair, alteration, remodeling or , construction of any building or structuze upon such restricted streets for which a building permit has previously been obtained therefor. The provisions of this section shall - not apply to passenger buses under the jurisdiction of the public utilities commission, or to any vehicle owned by a i utility service while necessarily in use in the construction, installation or repair of any utility. (c) Certain uehicle code seMions applicable. The applica- { ble provisions of Division 15 of the Vehicle Code of the State � of California shall constitute the regulations of the city relative to the size and weight of vehicle loads, together with such additional provisions and requirements as aze specifi- cally contained in this part. (d) Special permits. The city manager or his designate shall be responsible for the issuance of special permits for I loads exceeding the maximum sizes and/or weights speci�ed in Division 15 of the Vehicle Code, State of i • California, and for administering the rules and regulations j pertaining thereto; except that the superintendent of , building and safety shall be responsible for issuance of special permits as may be necessary in conjunction with SuDD� Na 19 1190.1 I . . , � , �. � . , y : ,. . - " , + ' . �� ' . §19-13 � :. - LYNWOOD CODE g 19-43 � ..� � �� . � ' . , . . . . .. . . - . . . . �.< . - . . , . . . . . .. . �-�5�.. house moving permits issued by Lhe building and safety - department under provisions of Chapter 8, Article II of this Code. ' (e) Applications for permits. All persons, firms or agencies ' � � �. �° desiring to move any load across or upon streets and highways within the city, which load exceeds any of the ' limitations imposed by Division 15 of the Vehicle Code, State of California, shall apply to and first receive a special permit from the individual(s) designated by the city , ' � manager to authorize said move. Said special permit shall specify the streets upon which the move is authorized and the date and time of the move. A charge for issuing said ° � . permit as established by the city manager shall be paid by . t$e applicant prior to issuance of said permit. ' . (t) Leability for damage to public streets. Any person, firm , ` or agency granted a special permit, as provided in section (e) hereof, shall be liable for all damages to any street, , highway, bridge, or appurtenances thereto, including but ` not limited "to, guard rails, signs, traffic signals, street � - , iights, street trees and similaz facilities, resulting from the ; �. ', operation, driving or moving of any vehicle which esceeds _, any of the limitations imposed by Division 15 of the Vehicle . ' Code, State of California. The permittee shall hold the city harmless from any liability occasioned by or resulting from ° operations under such special permit. . (g) Cosi o( work to insure safe passage. If, in the , judgment of the city manager or his designate, it is � ' determined necessary to strengthen any structure over , .. which an overload must pass, or to perform any other work in order to ensure the safe passage of the load upon city s#reets, the permittee will be required to pay the full cost of such work in advance. Permittee will also be required to pay � the city in advance for any cost necessitated by the temporary relocation of traFfic signals, street lights or other . appurtenances in order to permit the safe passage of the , toaded vehicle. (Code 1961, § 22.33; Ord. No. 1021, § 1, _ _ 11-15-i7; Ord. No. 1083, § 2, 11-20-79) - .�� State Inw reference—Authority to prohibit the une o( highwaye by �' . � ` � certain vehides, Vehicle Code, § 21107(c). � . - � � ' Supp. No. 19 1190.2 � . , � ' � � 19-84 ' q 19-74 MOTOR VEHICLES A^ID T�FFIC ,Q .. Sec. 19'74' ommerc al vehiclese u8e of streets bY (8) Whenever any provision of this Code or other ordinance or resolution of the city designates and describes �y street or portion thereof as a street th theeC'�y t 8 prohibited by any commercial vehicle•ro riate signs on engineer shall erect and maintain aPP p those streets affected by such ordinanie � I�e�ger buses I provisions of this section shall not app Y P i under the jurisdiction of the state pubiic utilities commis- i sion. (�rd. No. 700. § 164; Code 1961, § 22.34) Stale law referenee—Authority to ratrict the uee of sveets by certe+n I 21101(cl. � vehiclea. Vehicle Coda, § ' I Sece. 19-75-19-84. Reaerved- i I I ' ; � i I . � I � I I i � � � � SupP• N°� 19 1190.3 � I I i � � I I � I I � - . ;� y � � . � , � .-- - , , � � ... ., . � � � � � � 19-Bb � � .- MOTOR VEHICLES AND TR.'�FFTC .. §'19-86 . . . .. . . �. . . . ARTICLE V. PEDESTRI.�NS t, , . , � Sec. 19-85. Estabiishment and designation of crosswalks. ° `. � °;.' (a) The city traf�ic engineer shall establish, designate and ,• ' maintain erosswalks at designated piaces by appropriate, • - " c devices, marks or lines upon the surface of the roadway, as ` � follows: Crosswalks shall be established and maintained at all , � ` � intersections and nther places where the city traffic engineer ,. �' detezmir.es that there i, a particular hazard to pedestrians , � crossing the roadn�ay subject to the limitation contained in ` , subsection (b) of this section. � (b) Other than crosswalks at intersections, no crosswalk ' ' shali be estabiished in any block which is less than four . - • hundred (400) feet in length; elsewhere, not more than one . (1) additior.al crossw2lk shall be established in any one (1) block and such c:rosswalk shall be located as nearly as practi- � cabie at midb!ock. . ` ` '. ! (c) The citg traffic engineer may place signs at or adjacent � '� — to an interseetion in respect to any crosswalk directing that pedestrians shall not cross in tt!e crosswalk so indicated. ` (Ord. �'o. 700, § 110; Code 1961, § 22.54) �� State la�v reference—Establishment of crosswalks, Vehicle Code, '� � � � - � . . 51108. . - � � . .' Sec. 19-56. Use of crosswallcs in the business districY re- quired. ' e ' No pedestrian shall cross a roadway other than by a. crosswa�k in any business district. (Ord. No. 400, § 111; Code 1961, § 22.55) , � � - �� ' State law references—Rieht-of-way at crosswalks, Vehicle Code, §. - � � �� 21950; nedes:rians outside crosswalks, �ehicle Code, § 2195�4; authority � � .. � �� to prohibit pedestrians from crossing streets at other than crosswatks, � . .. � � � ' , 4ehide Code, � 21961. � . • . � - � � ' 'State ]aw. references—: edes.:ians' rights and duties, �'ehicl? Code, § . . � � - ' � �� ?1'J50 zt seq.; obedience by pedesirians to oificiai traffic-controi de�ZCes, . � .. . � . '� � . Vehicie Code, � ?1-16?; pedestrian traffic control, �°ehicle Code, §§ 21456, . - . . . . . � 21457. . �� . . . - . � iisi : . . ; � ; I , ; _ . , . � _ � � � . . ' ,' . . . • § � 19-87 LYNWOOD CODE � § 19-89 � . . ' � . . . r Sec. 19-87. Manner of crossin;. ,' ' No gedestrian shall cross a roadway at any place other than ` by a route at right angles to the curb or by the shortest ' route to the opposite curb except in a marked crosswalk. (Ord. No. i00, § 112; Code 1961, § 22.56) . .- Sec_ 19•88. Standing in roadways. No person shall ;tand in any roadway other than in a safety zone or in a crosswalk if such action interferes with the la�vful movement of traffic. This section shall not apply to any -. public officer or employee, or employee of a utility ,ervice '. ° when necessar:ly upon a street in line of duty. (Ord. No. 70Q � § 113; Code 1961, ,� ?2.57) �� . State lew reference—Standing in roadways outside business oz resi- � -� . � dence district, �`ehicle Code, § 21956; hitchhiking, Vehide Code, � 21957. - � � ' � Sec. 19-89. Blind persons: Use of guide dogs and canes; right- - ' of•way. . (a) Guide dogs if in harness or other necessary gear, or ' predominantly white canes, may be used on the streets and � " other public places in the city by persons wholly or partially blind as a means of guiding them or of protecting them and for the purpose of identifying them to drivers of vehicles and to other pedestrians with whom they come in contact upon the streets and pablic places. � �) For the purpose of guarding against accidents in traffic on public streets, it shall be unlawiul for any person, except persons wholly or partially biind, to use a guide dog on F the public streets o: the city. ;c) Aay driver of a cehicle or pedestrian who is not wholly or partial!y blittd and who, upon any public street of the city, approaches or comes in contact with a person wholly or par- tially blind using a guide dog harnassed or in necessary gear, or who is carrying a cane or walking stick white in color or white with or without a red end, shall immediately come to _ a full stop and take such precautions before proceeding rs may ll 92 ��, � " a.=_ . . . . . . , . < � � ' � . �, � � � .�. .. � .. �_ . -. � § 19-89 . ffiOTOR VE$ICLES AND TRAFFIC � . .§ 19-101 � . -� � ' . " be necessary to avoid accidents or injury to the blind or par- tially blind person. (Ord. No. 347, §§ 1, 2; Code 1961, §§ 22.60-22.62 ) �, � � . � State law references--Visually handicapped pedesttians, Vehicie Code, - � ' � '� � . • � . § 21963; unlawful use of � white canes, Vehiele Code, § 21964. � . . ' ' � . Secs. 19-90—..19-99. Reserved. , ' ARTICLE VI. STOPPING, STANDING AND PARKING* - n DIVISION 1. GENERALLY Sec. 19-100. Applicability of the provisions of this article. . " (a) The provisions of this article prohibiting the stopping, �, standing or parldng of a vehicle shall apply at all times or at �'� , those times specified in this article, except when it is neces- � sary to stop a vehicle to avoid conflict with other traffic or in " compliance with the directions of a police officer or ofiicial • � . : traffic-control decice. " � (b) The provisions of this article imposing a time limit oa � ,- standing or parking shall not relieve any person from the duty to obser�e other and more restrictive provisions of the atate Vehicle Code or the ordinances of this city prohibiting or ' limiting the standing or parldng of vehicles in specified ' places or at specified times. (Ord. No. 700, § 120; Code 1961, .. � § 22.64) • Sec. 19-101. Pazking for certain purposes prohibited. . : No person shall park a vehicle upon any roadway for the ' , : principal purpose of displaying the vehicle for sale or for Sreasing or repairing the vehicle, except repairs necessitated :, by an emergency. (Ord. No. 70Q § 123; Code 1961, § 22.79; Ord. No. 1009, § 1, 10-19-76). �. �� . � .. ' �. � � � •State law reCerences—Stopping, standing and�parking, Vehicle Code, � - � - - § 22500 et eeq.; authority of city to pzohibit or restrict pazking, Ve- � - � . . . , . hicle Code, § 22501, et seq. � � ' � � � ' - ` , . , . .. . � ' Supp. No. 12 . .1193 � .. . , ' � � . � �. . . ' . �� , . � . , �� ' � � ` . § 19-102 . LYNWOOD CODE § 19-103 - . .-�� _ � ° Sec. 19-102. Locations where prohibited generally. •- The city traffic engineer shall appropriately sign or mark �. ' the foliowing places and, when so signed or marked, no person shall stop, stand or puk a vehicle in any of the following � designated places: (s) At any place within fifteen (15) teet of a point on the curb immediately opposite the mid-blpek end of a safety aone. ` '. (b) At anp place withia fifteen (15) feet of an intersection � in any businesa district eseept that a bua may stop at 8 . _ designatedbusstop. � (c) Within fifteen (15) feet of the apptoach to any traffic signal, boulevard atop sign, or official eleCtric flashing � device. � ' ' (d) At any place where the traffic enBineer determines that it is necessary 'tn order to eliminate unusual traffic hazard. (Ord. Yo. 700, § 128; Code 1961, 3 22.70) � � � � � State law referenee—Prohibition of stopping, 5tandipg or parking in . - , . � � � apecified places, Vehicle Code, g 22500. ! � � , � - : Sec. 19-103. Designatiqn of parlring restrietigns by mazkings. (a) The city traffic engineer is hereby suthorized, subject ' to the provisions and limitations of this ch�pter, to place, and when required by this article shall place, tk�g following curb marldngs to indicate parking or standing re�ulations, and such curb marl:ings sh�l have the meanings �g pollows: (1) Red shall mean no stopping, standing o� garking at any time except as permitted by the state Vehicle Code, and except thab a bus may stog in a red zone marked or signed as a bus zone. " (2) Yeltow shal] mean no stopping,.standing or garking at any time beta�een 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. of any day � except Sundays and holidays for �ny purpose other �than the loading or unloading of paseen�ers or materi- als, provided that the loading or unl9�din8 of passen- eupp No.12 1194 ; . � � � ., . : - ,- . _ . � � � ' � . � . § 19d03 MOTOR VEHICLES A1VD TRAFFIC . � § 19-104 � ' . :� . � ' gers shall not consume more than three (3) minutes ±- nor the loading or unloading of materials more than _ ,' '. . - twenty (20) minutes. � , �. (3) Wh,ite shall mean no stopping, standing or parkir.g for , anq purpose other than loading or unloading of passen- gers or for the purpose of depositing mail in an adjacent ' � � mailbos, which shall not exceed three (3) minutes, and , , - sueh restrictions shall apply between 7:00 a.m. and - � •' "� 6:00 p.m. of any day except Sundays and bolidays .and � eacept as follows : , (a) When the zone is in front of a mailbox the restric- . = tions sha11 apply at all times. � (b) VYhen the zone is in front of a theater the restric- ' .' tions shall apply at all times escept when the theater is closed. "' (4) Green shall mean no standing or parking for longer - ' than twenty (20) minutes at any time bettiveen 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p:m. of any day except Sundays and : _ holidays. ` � (b) When the city traffic engineer c�s authorized pursuant "' � , to this chapter has caused such markings to be placed, no per- ' son shall stop, stand or park a vehicle adjacent to any such � . legible curb marking in violation of any of the provisions of . ` this section. (Ord. No. i00, � 141; Code 1961, § 22.60; Or@. ,. ' No. 779, § 1) . , - . � � � � . . State law refereace—Local parking regulations, Vehicle Code, � 22507; . � � �� . . ' � curb maridngs, VehScle Code, y 21�58. , � � � . � Sec. 19-104. Restrictions on scope of permitted stopping, standing or parking. The parking, stopping or standing suthorized by section 19-103 shall be subject to the following restrictions: � - (a) Permission granted to stop or stand a vehicle for pur- - _ poses of loading or unloading of maierials shall applg only to commerc;al vehic]es ar.d shaii not extend beyond ''. the time necessary therefor, and in no ecent for . 1195 ; ; „. ” � � - � � ',. • . ' � . . � ' $-19-104 �LYNWOOD CODE " � . � � ' � � �.. ,. . � � , � § 1�3-105 � . . � more than twenty (20) minutes. The loading or unload- ' ing of materials ,hall apply only to commercial deliv- : , eries and the delivery or pick-up of express and parcel • post packages and United States mail. - - (b) Permission granted to stop or park for purposes of � � loading or unloading passengers shall include the load- w , , ing or unloading of persona] baggage but shall not ex- '� ' tend beyond the time nece,sary therefor and in no _ �, � er•ent for more than three (3) minutes. , (c) Within the tota] time limits specified in this section, the � . _� , provisions of this section shall be enforeed so as to - -' accommodate necessary and reasonable loading or un- . loading but without permitting abuse of the privileges , granted. . (d) No person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle in any - ye]low ]oading zone for any purpose other than loading ' or unloading passengers or material for such time as is permitted therefor. (Ord. �o. r00, §§ 142-144; Code • 1961, y��y 22.66--22.68) .,. .. . � � State :aw referenc�,�uthority"to impose ttme restricrions and desig- � �� , . ... . �, � �. nate restricHons by curb markings, Vehicle Cod_, § ?3458. � - - , Sea 19-105, Establishment and designation of loading zones : (a) The city traffic engineer is hereby authorized to deter- , mine and to mark loading Zones and passenger loading zones as follows : ` : (1) At any place in any business district. „ • (2) Elsewhere in rront of the entrance to any place of , business or in front of ang hall or place used for the purpose of public assembly: -." (b) In no event shall more than one-ha]f (?/._) of the total °. -< " cu length in any block be resen-ed for loading zone pur- Pases. '. �(c) Loading zones shall be indicated by a yellow paint line . str.nciled with black !etter, 'ZOADIVG ONLY,° upon the,top '' of�all curbs within such zones. � ' 1196 � - �. ! r � - : . �. . . _ . ,. . i . _ + � - � �� MOTOR VEHICLES �1YD TR�FFIC �, 19-109 � . �. - , .�� . � _ -. § 19-105 - . _. - (d) passenger loading zones shall be indicated by a white ' line stenciled with black letters "PASSENGER LOADING ., � p�,y; + npon the top of all curhs in sueh zones. (Ord. No. 700, § 140; Code 1961, § 22.90) Sec. 19-106. Prohibited in parkways. �' No person ahall stop, stand or gark a vehicle within any � ' park�vay. (Ord. No. 700, § 1?1; Code 1961, § 22.69) -' Sec. 19-107. :�.ngle P�'king generally; siBns• ' - (a) pJhenecer any provisior. of this Code or other ordinance ' or resolution of the city newh heangledparking shall be street or portion thereof uPo ' permitted, the city traffic engineer shall mark or sign tlie ' street indicating the angle at which vehicles shall be parked. (b) `Yhen signs o: markings are inn 1 pe �n �shall park , ,, parking as pro�-ided in snbsect:on (a), ° , stand a vehicle o±her than �hehs �S l o r tO n� , k i ng b (Ord� No ' ' the roadway indicated by _ 700, § 125; Code 1961, § �°. - � ' 'State law reference—authoi^:ty of the cit9 to provide for angle park' . ..' . � � � _ � . � 9nB, Vehicle Code, § 2?5C3. � . .. � , � . Sec. 19-lOS. �laridng of park:ng spaces. , The city traffic enginee: is authorized to ark ng paces tain parlting space markings to indieate p — jacent to curbings where authorized parking is permitted. ', When parking space markings are placed in the highway, snbject to other and more restrictive l:mi+ations, no vehicle shall be stopped, left sianding or parked other than within a single space unless the siae or shape of 5154;�Codee1961,e§ comoliance impossible. (Ord. No. 700, § 22.73) Sec. 19-109. Parking in escess of seventy-two hours prohib- ited. r;o person who o�vns or has possession, custody or contr�ol of �" • ' any vehicle shall park such venicle upon any street or alley 1i97 � � . g �s-�� '� � . ' I,yNW00D CODE . . . �� . . . § 19-109 " - • for more than a consecuti�•e period of se�entY-t�°° �72) , ��?.74; Ord. No. hours. (Ord. �'o. i 00, § 122 ; Code 1961, §- i59, � 1) Sec. 19-110. PazkinS on the left•hand side of madwaps• V (a) Sub]ect to edeo paz,ked withineiehteen {18)onches of - hicle may be stopp in the direction of �lace p ohib- the left-hand c n�R ay uT�ess signs are in P • �ent upon any o itin8 such stopPing or standing. , (b) In the eveni a highway includes two (2) or more sepa- rate roadways and traffic is restricted to one (1) direction such roa3va}*, no �rson shall stand or park a n the left-hand side of the one-way roadway unless upon any , vehicle upo arking. gigns are in place permitting such standing or p 4 ( The cit}• t�ffic engineer is authoriaed to determine shall be nrohioited upon the left- ' '� • when standiag or �aT�ng or arkin� i hand side of any one-way street or whe �ide noflnany ne-wa9 � ' . may be perml�ted upon the l �o h �� d or more separate road- , roadaay of a high��'ay having ways and shall erect signs giving notice thereof. • (d) 'Phe requirement of parallel parking set forth in this " sectioa shali not apP19 in the event anc commercial cehicle is actually engaSed in the procesg of load_ng or unloading freight .' or goods� in which case that vehicle may be backed up to the curb, provided that such vehicle does n not e block b t�'aff C the center line of the i� e�o�e 9610 § rnereby. (Ord. �o• 700 � to permit paxking on the left-hand ' " Siate laa' re ference--a' 1 th oritY e 22503. . ' � � _ � . . .. side of one•way road�ays, �'enicle Code, � Sec. 19-111. Paz'k�g adjacent to schools. c (a) The citg traffic engineer ia hereby authorized to erect � signs indicating no parkinB upon that side of any street ad- jacent to any school property «hen s�ach parl;ing «'ould, in his opinion, interfere Nith traffic or create a hazardous situation. . 1198 ' `� � ' , , __ ' � � , ' ' . � § 19-ll1 - MOTOR VEHICLES AND TR�IFFIC § 19-114 � � ,� '-, . ' , ' (b) When official signs are erected indicating no parlring � � � upon that side of a street adjacent to any school property, no „: person shall park a vehicle in any such designated place. (Ord. ' , . No. 700, § 126; Code 1961, § 22.81) . �� ' State law referenc��uthority to ptohibit parking on certain streets . . � ', � � � � � � � or portions thereof, Vehicle �Cude, � 22502 � . . � , �: � - " -.� � " Sec. 19-112. Parking on narrow streets. , ° � � (a) The chief of police is hereby authorized to place signs . ' or markings indicating no parking upon any street when the ` � width of the roadway does not exceed thirty (30) feet, or upon -� one (1) side of a street as indicated by such signs or markings when the width of the roadway does not exceed forty (40) feet. ' '„ . (b) When official signs or marlrings prohibiting parking � - are erected upon narrow streets as authorized by subsection (a), no person shall park a vehicle upon any such street in ,. ; � „ violation of the sign or marking. (Ord. No. 700, § 127; Code � 1961, § 22.82) ' � ° \"-- in standing or parking in alleps. ' \ �.� . , 6ec. 19-113. StoPP 8. � ,. � No person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle for.any pur- � � pose other than the loading or unloading af persons or materi- ,\ ) � � als in any alley. (Ord. No. 700, § 145; Code 1961, § 22.83) � � , _ ..-. `i� Sec. 19-114. Parking vehicles on private property. �'�' ,{ (a) No person shall cause, suffer or permit any motor ce- hicle to remain stationary upon any privately-owned land with- ' out the consent of the owner or occupant thereof. ' ' (b) Any condition eaused or permitted to exist in violation of subsection (a) shall be deemed a public nuisance and any - �. - person creating, causing, eommitting, maintaining or permib ' ting such a nuisance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. (Ord. � No. 678, §§ 2, 29; Ord. No. 706, § 7; Code 1961, § 2'1.84) 3upp No.18 1199 , , ' r .x � � � ��. �.,� .� _. :• ,;, S ; . >::�i - t�a e#. ' . r��q, � .z� 1 y�. 3 19-116 � � .. ' 'y�} � � LZ'NWOOD CODE �- 19•115. 3 1s-11s � � Emergency �-Parking siSns. \ :- _ �. (a) �t'heneve �i ,� t the city traffic engineer shall dete ho]din ergency traffic congestion is likel '� g °f Public �ine that ,� �s � tions or other re � ons r � vate assemblag 9�tgathe the . $ Power and autho the cit�' �ffic en g fun�_ ,� Posted indicat�n n� to order te�p � shall have .;� vehicles is g tnat the o � 51 to be erected o Prohibited on sa h str °r 9�nding of .•� traffic engineer shall direct and alle # 81 Sns are in place, d ��n8 the � yg a9 the city �`� �e existence Such signg shall remain i� � tem Porary + n � r sball of the emergencY and the p o� d� i. cause the sign to be removed C1tY traffic engi- � '`` ( b) R'hen PromPtly thereafter. ; ' gi� s ��s suthorized by this section are , ; S notice thereof, no " any yehicle contra Person shall operate, m Place sighs. (Ord. No. r00, to the directions and Park or stand �' `� § 131; Code 1961, provisions of the .. i § 22.8�) x:. i Sec. lg_ 9;" :; i 116. �p ��pushcart o si�az vehicle to sell � Soods � � � - i �a) Ezcept as provided i� j;4 ! e � ° d °r Park anY lunch w , �ehicle, � eection, no Pelsoa a1� 0 f' l merchan�� f� Pushcart from which �uck, or other _ 1 �Play�. solicited 8etablea or oodetuffs�e� w��' �� ezci� on �r offered for sg �'e eold, �`' provid �Y Portion of any atreet �r �ere� or E-_ �. however, E. . � r � u � OI�' wag°� p b ��b �°a8ons�� de m etand � � Portion� any( �� $ c �Y oneZP cen� of tia�e aot one thouaand �1,Opp �� e citY wluch ie 1 z °n �Y d ) feet of any public �� g the period from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 �r pnvate echool d " r '� wl�ich achool is ia aes�ion. D P•m. on a�Y day _ 7:00 am. � seseion o p �� e� e�Y day � b from creaui truck, vehicle, q, � °r Park °O � � 3 ava Na 18 e8on or Puahcart on unch wagon , �Y Portioa 1200 . � � . . �... � � ' � § 19-i16 MOTOH VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC " . g 19-117 - of any street within the city which is within one thousand (1,000) feet of any pablic or private schooi even at the •- request of a bon�de purchaser. The proviaions of this • section shall not apply to persons delivering such articles upon the order, ar by egreement with, a customer from a store or other fiaed place of business or diatribution. 6 (b) No person shall staad or park on any portion of any � street within the city anY lunch wagon, ice cream truck, or other vehicle, wagon, or pushcart from which goods, wares, ` merchandise, fruits, vegetables or foodstuffs are sold, - ' displayed, solicited or offered for sale or bartered or ezchanged without fint obtaining a written permit therefor from the chief of police, which permit shall designate the spec�ed time and location at which the cart shall stand or ' park. The chief of police shall grant such permita if he shall Fnd that the standing or pazking of such vehicle at the time end place requested will not adversely affect the flow of pedestrian and vehicular traffic at the location requested or " adversely affect traf£c safety thereat. (c) ��'henever any permit is granted under subsection (b) and a particular location to park or stand is specified therein �-` no gerson shall park or stand any vehicie, wagon, or pushcart - on any location other than as designated in such permit. ' (d) In the event that the holder of any permit issued pur- suant to subsection (U) is convicted in any court of competent jurisdiction for violating an9 of the provisions of this section, the permit shall be forthwith revoked by the chief of police upon the filing of the record of such conviction with the chie£ of police, and no permit shall thereaiter be issued to that person until six (6) months have elapsed from the date of the revocation. (Ord. No. 700, § 130; Code 1961, §§ 22.86, � 22.87, 22.89; Ord. No. 1074, §§ 1, 2, 8-21-79) . Sec. 19-117. Parking prohibited on portion of 9lameda Street. In addition to any other provision of this Code or other ordinance or resolution of the city pertaining to stopping, standing or parking on Alameda Street, it shall be unlawful . .3uPP. No. 18 1201 , � � - � - � § 19-117 . LYNWpOD CODE § 18-118 � for any person to park any vehicle or other obstruction to ` `� , traffic upon the easterly fifteen (15) feet of the westerly , roadway of �lameda Street, also knowa as Alameda Eoule- .- vard, between the northerly boundary liae of the city ard the - southerly� boundary line of the city. (Ord. No. 392, § 2; Code 1961, § 22.92) x Sec. 19-118. Parking restricted on Santa Fe Avenue. (a) In addition to any oiher provisions of this Code or other ordinance or resolution of the city pertaining to stopping, standing or parking on Santa Fe Avenue, no vehicle shall be parked or permitted to be parked along or on the west side of Santa Fe Avenue, between Lynwood Road on the south and . Imperia] Aighway on the north in the city between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 12:00 p.m. and between 12:00 p.m. end 8:00 a.m. when such streei or tnoroughfare or part thereof shall be posted as provided in this section. -� (b) The police department is authorized to post on the avenue or part thereof described in this section, in letters not ; less than one and one-half (l�j�) inches in height and upon / standards not less than four (4) feet in height, signs worded ' , , either in substance or in text, as follows: "PARKING PROHIBITED BY CITY ORDINANCE BET�t%EEN THE HOURS OF 6:00 P.M. AND 8:00 A.M. ' POLICE DEPT. OF CITY OF LI'NWOOD" (c) The posting authorized by subsection (b) by the police department of the city is further authorized to be done when- ever, in the discretion of the chief of police, traific eonditions require such parking limitations as are provided in this section. (d) Signs erected pursuant to this section shall be posted facing the line of traffic upon the right side of the street or thoroughfare or part thereof at the beginning of the blxk and at approximately the middle of the block. (Ord. No. 39Q §§ 2, 3; Code 1961, § 22.93) . � . � � Supp. No. 18 . 1202 � � � ' � 19—i19 ' . � � . � .g 19-119 MO'POR VEHICLFS AND TR�IC . g . , - $ec. 19-119. Removal of unlawfully pazked vehicles. �, 2,ny regularly empioyed and salaried officer of the police ' department of the city maY remoce or cause to be removed; (a) Any cehicle that has been parked or left standing upon , a street or highway for seventy-tmo (72) or more con- secutive hours. • (b) Any vehicle which is parked or left standing upon a street or highw�ay between the hours of 7:00 h ti ted 7:00 p.m. when such Par�g or standing is p by ordinance or resolution of this city and signs are " poated giving notice of such removal. ", (c) Any vehicle which is here use of �such street a street or highway , /,. - � , �.. �r • � � � � � SupP. No. 18 12021 � �. ' 9 , - ss .. ., , , . . .� � . � " . �. � , ' j � � , � ,. �. . . .. 4 . . , . . . . . . , . . , . . , y , . . '. _' . . . . . . . . . , ,.�:. -,' . ;.. . . i . . . . , . �. • � .- 'I � � § 19-119 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC � § 19-120 � - � . . . . � . ,=� I . _. . . _ , _ . .. � � ;, . � _ . � . � � � . . .-} - . . -. � � � .. or highway or a portion thereof is necessary for the , ` ; cleaning, repair or construction of the street or high- way or for the installation of underground utilities � or where the use of the street or highway or any ° ` portion hereof is necessary for the movement of equip- , � ment, articles or structures of unusual size and the { - E parking of such vehicle would prohibit or interfere w-ith ; ., such use or movement ; provided, that signs givinB f : notice that such vehicle may be removed aze erected or 4 ° , ,� , placed at least twenty-four (24) hours prior"to the . r , removal. (Ord. No. 700, § 12`L; Code 1961, § 22.74; . � . � Ord. No. 759, § 1) ; ,, 8tate law reference—Local regulation of the zemoval of vehicles; � ' , - ; - grounds, Vehicle Code, � 22662 , � � � ! � '� � Sec. 19-120. Pazking regulations on certain streetis. � � The city couneil may from time to time designate, bq, ordi- " nance or by resolution, any street or any portion thereof as an � area in which: ; (a) Parking is prohibited altogether; , • � (b) Between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. of any ` ` - • day except Sundays and holidays, parlang for a period ' of time longer than one hour is prohibited; or � (c) Between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p:m. of any •• day except Sundays and holidays, p8rking for a period —' � of time longer than two (2) hours is prohibited. - '� OVhen authorized signs are in place giving notice thereof, no ' person shall stop, stand, or park any vehicle upon any of the ' streets oz parts thereof described in subsection (a) hereof. . , When authorized signs are in place givinS notice: thereof, no ` . person shall stop, stand, or park any vehicle on any.of the streets or parts thereof"designated pursuant to subsection (b) hereof between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. of any _ ,day except Sundays and holidays for a period of time longer ," than one hour. �41ien authorized signs are in place giving ' notice theceof, no person shall stop, stand, or park any vehicle � ' on any of the streets or parts thereof designated pursuant to ��.. � � j Supp: No. 15 � . . ..... . � . . , . . � 1203 � • i_ V ; - �� . � I l ' . � i:. � . . � . . . - • � � . ;. � � . _ , � . ` - . § 19-125 , ' ' � :. ` _ . § 19-120 � ' LY:QWOOD CODE � - � � . �. .. � subsection (c) hereof between the hours oF 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 •� p.m. of any day escept Su h�a�Ys a( d°i Noy 931r 2-20 73 ) o£ - " time longer than two (2) Sec. 19-121. Prohibiting the parking of trailers of any kind . in the public right-of-way. - • The parkin8 of any trailer of any kind, including but not • limited to truek trailers, mobile homes, and boat trailers shall be prohibited on all streets when unattached 'to a tractor or � � automobile. (Ord. No. 1009, § ?> 10-19-76) °` Sec. 19-122. Parking prohibitions for the p�'Po� of street sweepinB• - When signs are erected giving notice thereof, no person shall stand or park a vehicle upon any of the streets or parta � thereof as prescribed by resolution of resolution of sa d the period o£ time as prescribed by � city council. (Ord. No. 102g, § 1, 5-2-78) ` �', . �, Secs. 19-123, 19-124. R.eserved. — / i � � DIVISION 2. CERTIFICATE OF NECESSITY FOR ALL-NIGHT PARKI;�TG' . � 3ee. 19-125. Definitions. ' As used in this division, the following terms shall have tlie meanings ascribed to them: � � priginai application shall mean the application first to be . filed for a certificate of necessity affecting a particular lot { or parcel of land shall be designated for the purposes of this 1 division as the "original" aPPlication. � � � lications for cer- f Subsequent application shall mean all app � �. tificates of necessity filed subsequent to the filing of the : ' original application. (Ord. No. i00, § 133; Code 1961,`§ ?Z•94) �� •State law zeference—Authority of the city to proh Vehicle Code, � � " � . . .! �, parking between the hours oE 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m., ' � . 22507.5. ' . . �. . '' ' ' . . Supp. No. 15 . 1204 : � . : �� . � � � _ , � A � _� � � . � � �� - � . � � - . � � � � � � � § 19-126 MOTOR. VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC �' § 19-128 . .. � , of a particular dwelling or of a group of dwellings and their • appurtenances upon a particular lot or parcel of land in the city, to warrant the issuance by the chief of poliee of a certif- icate of necessity to an occupant of such dweiling, and to. , provide a single investigative fee, as provided in this division, • to cover an entire lot or parcel of land and all of the dwellings '� ' located thereon, as a whole. (Ord. No. 700, § 153; Code 1961, § 22.95) . Sec. 19-127. Required. ,` No person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle on any street _ for a period of time longer than two (2) hours between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. of any day except in accord- , ance with a certificate of necessity issued by the chief of " police as provided in this division. (Ord. No. 700, § 153; Code � 1961, § 22.96) , Sec. 19-128. Application generally. r (a) Any occupant of a dwelling located in the city who, , , for reasons of hardship or necessity believes that there should ' � be issued to him a certificate of necessity pursuant to this division which would give him an all-night parking privilege may file an application for a certificate of necessity for each ,� motor vehicle to which he desires a certificate of nece,sity , b to apply. �' (b) The application provided for by subsection (a) shall � - meet the following requirements: ' � (1) It shail be in writing on a form fumished by the chief . of police; , • (2) It shall set iorth: � _ a. The name and address of the applicant; . ., b. The name and address of the owner of the real � property where the applicant resides, or agent of `. "� the owner, if the property is being managzd by an _ agent; . . . - - 5upp. No. 12 � . . � .. � - 12041 � � � t : . . _ , , � , .; � � �. � � § 19-126 . MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC � � § 19-128 ' - Sec. 19-126. Purpose of this division. - It is the intention of the city eounci] in enacting this divi- _ sion to cause, insofar as practical, a single inve,stigation to � be made of the question as to wheiher or not there exists suf{ieient necessitous circumstances affecting the occupancy � . of a particular dwelling or of a group of dr�•ellings and their - ., appurtenances upon a particular lot or parcel of land in the city, to warrant the issuance by the chief of police of a certif- - icate of necessity to an occupant of such dwelling, and to provide a single investigative fee, as provided in this division, to cover aa entire lot or parcel of land and all of the dwellings • located thereon, as a whole. (Ord. ?Qo. 700, § 153; Code 1961, , § 22.95) Sec. 19-127. Required. , - No person shall stand or park a vehicle on any street, ��_ ' cept as exempted in certain zoned business and commercial areas, as prescribed by resolution of the city couneil of said 4 city, between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. of any day ex- • cept in' accordance with a certificate of necessity issned by • the city derk as provided in this division. (Ord. No. 700, '_ § 153; Code 1961, § 22.96; Ord. No. 1029, § 3, 5_2-78) Sec. 19-128. Applicationgenerally. , (a) Any occupant of a dwelling located in the city who, ,_ for reasons of hardship or necessity believes that there should ' - be issued to him a certificate of necessity pursuant to this division which would give him an all-night parldng privilege may file an application for a certificate of necessity for each motor vehicle. to which he desires a certi£icate of necessity to apply. � • ` {b) The application provided £or by subsection (a) shall ° meet the following requirements: , • (1) It shall be in writing on a form furnished by the city clerk ; , , (2) It shall set forth: ' a. The name and address of the applicant; . ,- .i . Supp. No. 15 " � � � LZOO � : � . � __ � , � � � � � �LYNWOOD CODE § 19-130 �'� � � � , . . . ..� -.. . . '' b. The name and address hcant des, or agenteof � = property where the app � • the owner, if the property is being managed by an " agent; c. The number of separate dwellings on a particular lot or parcel of land affected by the application;' ',. , d. The nuinber of vehicles insofar as known by the • applicant, possessed by the occupants of the lot or , parcel of land ; e. The license number and motor number or serial , number of the vehicle or vehicles to which appli- cant desires the certificate of necessity to apply;, ` f. The make, model and type of each vehide to which' � the applicant desires the certificate of necessity to . aPP ; g. The necessity for the certificate requested; and,' h. Such other pertinent information as the city clerk ; shai] require. (Ord. No. 700, § 153; Code 1961, §� ,. 22.97, 22.98; Ord. No. 1024, §�, �-2-7$) Sea 19-139. Fee for original application. The applicant filing an original application shail accompany , the application �cith an investigation fee of five dollars ' (�5.00), which shall be paid to the city clerk. (Ord. No. i00 § 153 ; Code 1961, § 22.99 ; Ord. No. 996, § 1, 4-6-76) Sec. 19-130. Investigation of originat application. °� Upon the filing of each original application for a ceriificate ' �required by this division, the chief of police shall cause to be made such an investigation as he may deem proper to ascer- ` tain whether or not there eusts sufficient circumstances af- fecting the particular lot or parcei of land and the dwellings located thereon described in the application to wanant the issuance by him of a certiiicatz of necessity to the applicant. (Ord. :v`o..700, § 153; Code 1961, §'?.10 • , ° Supp. No. 15 � 1206 � ' � � . _ : , . � ,:. ! . , . . � � , - ' � � . � - . - � § 19d31 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TR9FFIC � �. � 19-133 � � . . ' Se� 19•131. Permanent file of original application and inces- ; . tigation findings_ , The city clerk shall eause a permanent file to be made of all original applications and all of the investigative �vritten " ° data made and compiled in connection with each investigation, � ' with the intent and purpose that the file and the in£ormation , therein contained shall constitute tlie foundation for the proa � essing of all subsequent applications affecting the same lot or parcel of land described in the original application. (Ord. No. � 700, § 153; Code 1961, § 22.101; Ord. No. 1029, § 2, 5-2-78) Sec. 19-132. Issuance of certificate; duration; no refund of ' investigative fee upon denia! of certificate. � • If, after an investigation as provided for in this division, the chief of police determines that there is not adequate off- .`, � street parking space reasonably obtainable by the applicant at the place of his residence or within six hundred (600) feet � • " thereof for the parldng of the vehicle described in the , application, a of necessity shall be granted to the appiicant for each motor vehicle for which applicant has � . made applicaiion and to which the chief of police, in his discre- tion, determines that the certificate of necessity should apply. The ce;tificate of necessity shall be for a term from July lst of any calendar year through June 30th of the immediate subsequent year,or any portion thereof, except those applica- =�,• " . ti_ons made within a sisty-day period immediaiely preceding . June 30th of any year shall have effect for a certificate of necessity for the term through June 30th of the immediate • '" subsequent year, unless terminated as provided in this di- vision. Should the certificate of necessity be denied, the in- , � vestigative fee shall not be refunded. (Ord. No. 700, § 153; Code 1961, � 32.103; Ord. �io_1029, § 2, 5-2-i8) � ' Sec. 19-133. Attachment af certificate to vehicle. A decal furnished by the city clerk pursuant to this division shall be permanently attached to the left rear portion of each - vehide to which the chief of police has, in writing, made the �. � �� , _ , Supp. No. 15 , �. . . - - - a ° . 1207 • � � � : . . . � .. ' . . ' . .. . . . � E . � � .. . . . . , - ' _ . . .. � 4 , . . . � - . . . . . . . . . - . � , � ... - . . _:\'. . ... . . , , � . § 19-133 � LY*IR%OOD CODE . § 19-141 { ., ' . ; . ,_ j _ � � : ceztificate applicable as provided in this di�ision. (Ord. '�o. ' 700, Sec. 153 ; Code 1961, Sec. 22.107 ; Ord. No. 1029, § 2 ; , ° , 5-2-78) . . , Sec. 19-134. Renewal of certificate. ' '.(a) If, at the expiration of the term provided for in the eer- � tificate of necessity, irrespective of tichether the certificate was : issued under an originai or subsequent application, the holder - of the certificate is desirous of renewing his certificate, the same procedure shall be followed as provided in this division for an originai certificate. ' (b) For each subsequent_ application filed, a fee of five dol- ` : lars ($5.00) shall accompany the applieation and shall be � paid to the city clerk. Should the certificate of necessity be , . denied, the fee of five dol�ars ($�:00� shall not 104; r 0 d No. (Ord. No. 700, § 153; Code 1961, §§ ..2.102, 2... � ` 996, § 2, 4-6-76 ; Ord. �`o. 1029, � 3, �-2-78) �, ' . i / � ' Sec. 19-135. Termination of certificate upon transfer of ve- hicle. If the particular motor vehicle upon which a certificate of , necessity has been granted pursuant to this division shall pass � from the ownership or possession of applicant during the ° - ` ' term of the certificate of necessitv,the certificate of necessity � shall ipso facto terminate and be of no further force or effect. (Ord. �To. 700, § 153; Code 1961, § 22105) . Sec. 19-136. Keserved. ; � . ° �� ' -" Fditor's note—Ord. No. 1029, � 3, adopted �iay °, 19i8, rePealed § � , • . , �" � - 19-136, pertaining to a certificate of necessity for a substitute vehicle. . . , . � Former g 19-135 nas derived from Ord. No. 700, § 153 and Code 1961, . . " - . . . . § 22106. . � � . . . = Secq. 19-13i-19-1-4L Reserved. . . . Supp. No. � 15 ` 120g . ' � a � . � ' � , . � ; � : , . � �- ; ' , � . . , � � � ' § 19-112 MOTOR VEHICLES A;ID TkAF'FIC �� 19-143 . . � _ ��. .. �� , �' DIVISION 3. VEHICLE PARHIVG DISTRICTS' • Sec. 19-142. Establishment pursuant to state law. � The city wuncil hereby declares that Vehicle Parking Dis- tricts Nos. 1 and 2 of the city as designated and described in , this division have been duly formed under the provisions of the Vehicle Parking District Act of 1943 as amended. (Ord. No. 659, § 3; Ord. No. 683, § 3; Code 1961, § 22.108; Ord. ', , No. 732, § 5) ' ' . , � State law referenee—Vehicle Parldng District Iaw o£ 1943, Str: & H. �. � .. � ' Code, § 31600 eL seq. . � � � � �� Sec. 19-143. Boundaries described. The parking districts of the city established pursuant to : this division are described as follows: V"EHICLE PARKI?v'G DISTRICT N0. 1 , The boundary of Vehicle Parking District No. 1 of the city is , hereby fixed and determined as follows: • Beginning at the northeast corner of Lot 324 of Tract No. 2551 as shown on map recorded in Book 24, pages 78, 79, and 80 of .�Iaps, Records of Los Angeles County, California ; thence `" westerly to the northwest corner of said Lot 324; thence '` southerly to the northeast corner of Lot 333 of said Tract No. 2501; thence westerly to the northwest eorner of said last � mentioned lot; thence southerly to the southwest corner oi Loi 334 of said Tract No. 2551; thence easterly to the southeast ` corner of said Lot 334; thenee southerly to the northeast corner of Lot 337 of ;aid last mentioned tract; thence westeriy along the northerly line of said Lot 33'r, 50.00 feet; thence southerly in a direct line to a point in the southerly line of Lot No. 3�10 of said last mentioned tract, distance thereon 50.00 '-. £eet westerly from the southeast corner of said lot; thence �- 'State law referenc�Vehicle areas, Gov, Code, § 54030, et . � seq. . . . . . '� � � Supp. yo. 15 . . .. . 1208.1 ,, ,. � _ . . I _ I. �- , � � . : , -. 9 ; � . � - � � _ ' � � 19-143 � D10TOR VEHICLES 9"iD TRAFFIC . ' § 19-14? . . � • . southerly to the northwest corner of Lot 402 of said Tract No. . 2501; thence southerly to the southwest corner of said last ' ' mentioned ]ot; thence southeasterly to the most northerly corner of Lot 462 of said Tract No. 2501, said point being on the westerly line of the first ailey westerly of Long Beach ' Boulevard; thence southerly along said last described line to ' ' the norihwesterly line of Fernwood Avenue (40 feet tivide) ; , . ` thence southeasterly along said last described line to the . westerly line of I,ong Beach Boulevard; thence norther]y ,' along said last described line to the point of beginning; ` provided, howecer, that any road or parcel of land in any � - other public use belor.ging to the state or to any county, city, ` district or to a public corporation, in use for the performance , • of a public funetion and lying within the exterior boundary of the parking district described in this section,.is not included in ' . this district. . " ' VEHICLE PARKING DISTRICT 1r0. 2 , The boundary of Vehicle Parking District No: 2'of the city _, is hereby fised and determined as follows: , , ` Beginning at the northwesterlp corner of Lot 308 of Tract r- No. 2551 as shown on the map recorded in Book �4; pages 78 ' to 80 of J-Iaps, Records of Los Angeles County, California, the point of beginning being on the easterly line of Long Beach � Boulevard, eighty (80) feet wide; thence southerly�along the ' - last described line to the southwesterly comer of Lot 380 of ' Tract No. 2561; thence easterly to the southeasterly corner of Lot 380 this point being on the westerly line of the first alley .'� easterly of Long Beach Boulevard; thence northerly along the - last described line to the northeasterly comer of Lot 308 ; '. thence westerly in a direct line to the point of beginning; � provided, however, that any road or pareel of land in any other public use belonging to the state or to any county, city, " district or to a public corporation, in use for the performance of a public function and lying within the esterior boundary oi -� the parking district described in this section, is not included in _. , this district. (Ord. No. 609, § 3; Ord No. 683, § 2; Code . , 1961, � 22.109; Ord. No. 732, § 6) , :,: :. ' 1209 . � , ,. � � _. - , � , � � � g is-isz . - , - � �� . � § 19-144 LY?IWOOD CODE �� - � _ �. Sec. 19-1�-4. Esemption from cost and espense. , No lands within the Parkino District ilo. 2 owned by the ' LTnited States, and no streets, alleys oT h 1 a� e sain therpmceed- no property to be acquired for parking p ' ings relative to � ehicle Parking District No. 2 shall be as- sessed to pay the cost and espenses of the ��t110)ordered in . - this division. (Ord. No. 683, § 2; Code 1961, §..-� Secs. 19-143-19-149. Reseroed. DIVISION 4. PUBLI LOTS�STREET PARKING � . . Sec. 19-1a0. Designated. Public off-street parking lots shall include all public off- street parking lots established by the city councIl. (Ord• No• 700, § 205 ; Code 1961, �3 ?2.111) i Sec. 19-131. �Iethod of regulation. ; Subject to the power of the board of commi=sioners of Vehicle Parking Districts Nos. 1 and ? j�d �� formed to 3 op- commissioners of all other par'.dng laces and make and ' erate, manage and control the parking P ' enforce all necessary regulations for their use as provided by section 31i80 of the Streets and Highwaps Code, the method of regulatien and control oi parking or standing of vehicles in �. public off-street parking lot3 shall be det�erm12ed by the city . ' councIl. (Ord. .`To• 700, § 206; Code 1961, § ..�• ) Sec. 19-1a2. Establishment of pazking time limits; obsen• . ance. � (a? The limit of parking times and the days and houis - during nhich par'�cing limits shall apply on public off-street , parking lots shall be establi;hed bY resolution of the ciiy councIl; however, no sueh resolution by the city couacil shall i . ' � � •State law refereaceo--Vehicle park ` g hclz B Code� V � C?d19.�. ��30 et . . � . • , � � � � seq.; reBulation oi off-etreet carkinB, � . . ' . 1210 _ , . � . � " . - � � '�' � � � , � 19-152 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TR.�IFFIC � § 19-154 ' . .: � . become effective or vali3 unless and until the board of com- missior.ers of Vehicle Parking District Vo. 1 and Vehide Park- } ing District tio.2 and all other public parking districts formed - shail have duly enacted and passed a resolution in all respects the same as that enacted and passed by the cit�� _ council. . (b) �Vhen appropriate signs or marker; desigr.ating park- ing time limits established pursuant to subsection (a) are in , place giving notice thereof, it shall be unlau,�ful for the opera- tor of any cehicle to stop, ;tand or park the vehicle on ar.S ' ' ' public off-street parking lot longer than the permitted time. ,', ' (Ord. No. 700, § 207 ; Code 1961, § 22113) , Sec. 19-153. Improper manner of pazking. . , When parking spaces on public off-street parking lots are designated by lines or other appropriate markings, it shail be ' ` unlawful for the operator of any vehicle to s�op, stand or park , his vehicle other than in a regularly designated parking or loading space across any such line or marking, or in such a . position that such vehiele shall noi be enti;ely within the area ' ' so designated as a parking space. \o vehicle shzll �e parked, stopped, nor shall stand either wholly or partizlly in � any drice�vay or any public off-street parking iot or in anc ��' manner which shall obstruct or interfere with the free moce- ' ` ment of vehicles in such dri•reway or in any manne"r so as to � obstruct or other�vise prevent or intzrfere with ingress to or egress from any regularly designated parking space. (Ord. • Vo. iOQ §?OS; Code 1961, § 22.11�) " Sec. 19-1"a-1. Use of entrance and esit. (a) It shall be unla�i-fu1 _'or any �erson to enier'any public ' ofi-street parking lot over any area or driceway or the Fortion �-., between any curb returns �rhich is not marked �vith the - word "entrance" or otherwiae indicated by arrows, signs or . ' words that it is a driceway or place £or the eniering of such parking ]ot. � ' (b) It shall be un!a�cful for 1ny person to move an}� venicle , ° from ar.y public off-;treet parking lot into an� pu�lic �vay ocer 1211 � , _ � � J, - � • � �_ . � � � 19-154 � � � � ,LYNWOOD CODE � § 19-159 � ' - . • � � • any area except an area marked with the word "exit" or � otherwise indicated by arrvws,.signs or words that it is a - driveway or place for the leaving of such parking lot. (Ord. ' ' No. 700, ; 209; Code 1961, � 22.11a) _ ,._ Sec. 19-155. Use of aisles. It shall be unlaw for any person to travel in the direction " opposite 'to that designated in one-way aisles. It shall also be '_. . , unlawful for any person to travei on the left side of an aisle `. '• desig for two-way traffic movement. (Ord. No. 700, § , , 210; Code 1961, § 22.116) Sec. 19-156. Vehicles of excessire length. It shall be unlawful for any person to stop, stand or park ' any vehicle hacing an over-all length in excess of twenty-one (21) feet in any public off-street parking lot. (Ord. No. 700, § 211; Code 1961, § 22.117) � ' Sec. 19-15i. Trailers. \ � It shall be unlawful for any person to stop, stand or paric " ° any house or truck trailer in any public off-street parking lot. (Ord. No. 700, § 212; Code 1961, § 22.118) '' Sec. 19-1�8. Speed of vehiclea � It shall be uniawful for any person to move any vehicle on any pubiic off-street parking lot at any speed exceeding ±en . (10) miles per hour. (Ord. No. 700, § 213; Code 1961, § ; 22.119) . . Sec. 19-159. Removal of vehicles. The police department of the city is empowered to remove or cause to have removed to the nearest garage or place oi ' safet��, or to a garage des;gnated or maintained by the city, any vehicle that is stopped, standing, or parked on any pubiic � off-street park:ng lot in violation oT this division, or which is left on a public off-street parking lot for a period esceeding thirty (30) hours. The provi�ions of sections 22650 to 22650, . 1212 ' � • � I. � . ;. � , , , � � . ' � ` � � � � ' . ., , , ,. • �. . _ � . . ; , , , . _ . . . . _.,. . . . . i , �., . '� - ' . ' �Q 19-159 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC § 19-181 � � ' inclusive, of the Vehicle Code pertaining to notice to owners a'r, -- and garagekeeper's lien, shall apply in the event of such ' ' removal. (Ord. \o. 700, �y 214; Code 1961, § 22.L0) Sec. 19-160. Prima facie presumption that registered owner ' - violated division. In any prosecution charging a violation of any of the provi- - .• " sions of this division governing 'the stopping, standing or � parking of a cehicle in any public off-street parking lot, proof • ' that the particular vehicle described in the complaint was stopped, standing or parking in violation of any procision of ' this division, together with proof that defendant named in the , complaint was at the time of such stopping, standing or park- ' ing the registered owner of sueh vehicle, shall constitute in e. evidence a prima facie presumption that the registered owner ' of such motor vehicle was the person who stopped, left stand- ing or parked such motor vehicle at the point where and for ;', • the time during which such violation occurred. (Ord. tio. 700, § 215; Code 1961, § 22121) Secs. 19-161-19-1i0. Reserved. ARTICLE VII. :110TOR VEHICLES* • DIVISION 1. RESERVED . . . , Secs. 19-1i1-19•180. Reserved. ' � DI4 2. r1B�NDONED, WRECKED, DIS��ITLED AND INOPERATIVE ti'EHICLESi ` Sec. 19-181. Definitions. For the purposes of this division, the following words and � phrases shall hace the meanings respectively ascribed to them " by this section: �� . � - -� "Crosa reference—Requirements of venides used as ta�cahs, � 31-80 ; - . � - et seq. ` � . � � " . � � � � tCross reFerence—Lost or abandoned property, § 22-52 et seq. . � . - - ��- � � � . State law references—Removal of parked and abandoned �vehicles, _ � , Vehicle Code, �??6"a0 et seq.; loca] removal of parked and abandoned � � � � . � vehicles, Vehicle Code, �??652; local ordinances providing for the re- ' . �� - � moval of vehicles constituting a nuisance, Vehicle Code, § 22660. � � . ` - . . " � ' .._ Supp. No. L . � . , 1213 • �. � � , , '"- � .�� § 19-181 � LYVWOOD CODE § 19=183 �\ '- � , '. � Highwa�. A way or place of whatever nature, publicly , maintained and open to use of the public for purposes of vehicular travel. Highway includes street. ; Oumer oj the land. Owner of the land on which the vehicle, , " or parts thereof, is located, as shown on the last equalized . assessment roll. . , , . , Owner oj the vehdcle. The last registered owner and legal . : owner of record. � Public property. Does not include "highway". Vehicle. A device by which any person or property may be propelled, moved, or drawn upon a highway, except a device . moved by human power or used exciusively upon stationary .` raiIs or tracks. (Code 1961, § 22.2�1; Ord. No. 842, § 1; .f' Ord. No. 903, § 1, 1-=l-72) -. Sec. 19-182. Vehicles not subject to this division. - (a) This division shall not apply to: .. , � . (1) A vehicle or part thereof which is completely enclosed '�- . - ' within a building in a lawfui manner where it is not visible from the street or other public or private prop- � . . erty; ar, _ (2) A vehicle or part thereof which is stored or parked in a � lawful manner on private property in connection with the business of a licensed dismantler, lieensed vehicle � � dealer, a junk dealer or when such storage or parking � �� is necessary to the operation of a lawfully condueted business or commercial enterprise. `; (b) Nothing in th;, sectior, shall authorize the maintenance ', of a public or private auisance as defined under provisions of law other than Chapier 10 (commencing with section 22650) of Division 11 of the state Vehicle Code and this division. ,. _- (Code 1961, § 22.151; Ord. No: 84?, § 1; Ord. �TO. 903, § 1, ; ' 1-4i2) Sec. 19-183. Findings of the city council. In addition to and in accordance with the determination made and the authority granted by the staie under section ' �. � . Supp. No. 1 �. , . . ' � . - � 1214 � _ , � .. , .. . � . � . . . .. � . .... . ' , . . . �. . . . t , . . . � _ - . _ . . . . . . ' ' �' ^ . . .. . . .. . 1 . , . . .. . . . . . . . . . _ � ' . . 1 . . . ' � , � , . . ' . ' } _ ', . . � � ' ' . .. . � � : •„ i . , ! § 19-183 MOTOR VEHICLES A.YD TEAFFIC § 19-185 ! I �. 22660 and subsequent sections of the state Vehicle Code'to ! remove abandoned, wreeked, dismantled, or inoperative ve- hiclea or parts thereof as public nuisances, the city council hereby makes the following findings and declarations: The accumulation and storage of abandoned, wrecked, dis- mantled, inoperative vehicles or parts thereof on private oi• public property not including higbways is hereby iound to ' create a condition tending to reduce the value of prvate prop- erty, to promote blight and deterioration, to invite plundering, to create fire hazards, to constitute an attractive nuisance creating a hazard to the health and safety of minors, to create a harborage for rodents and insect; and to be injur�ous to t?�e health, safety and general welfaze. Therefore, the presence of i • ' an abandoned, wreeked, dismantled or inoperative vehicle or i part thereof on private or public property not including high- ways, except as eapressly hereinafter permitted, is hereby ` declared to constitute a public nuisance whieh may be abated as such in accordance with the pmvisions of this division. . (Code 1961, § 22.150; Ord. No. 842, § 1) Sec. 19-18�1. Division supplemental to olher Iaws. This division is not the exclusive mgulation of abandoned, wrecked, dismantled or inoperative vehicles within the city. It ahall supplement and be in addition to the other regulatory codes, statutes, provisions of this Code and other city ordi- nances heretofore or hereafter enacted by the city, the state or any other legal entity or agency having jurisdiction. (Code 1961, � 22.152; Ord'.'No. 842, § 1) Sec. ?9-185. Chief of police to be enforcement officer. Except as othernise provided in this division, the provisions of this division shall be administered and enforced by the chief of police. In the enforcement of this division, the chief of police and his deputies may enter upoa private or public � property to examine a vehicle or parts thereof, or obtain � information as to the identity of a vehicle and to remove or cause the removal of a vehicle or part thereof declared to be a nuisance pursuant to this division. (Code 1961, § 22.153; i Ord. No. 842, § 1) � Supp. No. 3 L15 � � i � I . i � � .: � � ,� . ,, , , _ - . , . 1 . � , ` ,' , . � . �.. . . . . , � § 14-156 � LYNWOOD CODE � . §� 19-188 � . . . . ', . . . . . . . . ! �. .., Sec. 19-186. Authority , to remove .vehicles by contractors under franchise. . � , W'hea the city couacil has contracted with or ' � granted a , , franchise to any person or persons, such person or persons shall be authorized to enter upon private pmperty or public . ' property to remove or cause the removal of a vehicle or parts thereof declared to be a nuisance pursuant to th]s divyyion. , (Code 1961; § 22.154; Ord. No. 842, § 1) Sec. 19-187. Assessment of administrative costs. The city council shall from tune to time determine and fix ` - an amount to be assessed as administrative costs, excluding • • • the actual coet of removal of any vehicle or parts thereof, under this divisioa. (Code 1961, § 22.155; Ord. No, g42, § 1) � � Sec. 19-188. Authority to cause abatement, removal of ve- hicles; rtotices of intention; hearing and notice °_ required; action without hearing authori2ed. � (a) Upon discovering the e�stence of an abandoned, wrecked, dismantled, or inoperative vehide, or parts thereof, � , on private property or public property within the city, the ,_, chief of police shall have the authority to cause the abatement „ and removal thereof in accordance with the procedure pre- scribed herein. A ten (10) day notice of intention to abate and remoce the vehicle, or parts thereof, as a public nuisance ' shall be mailed by registered mail to the owner of the prop- . . erty on which the vebicle is located and to the owner of ... the vehicle itself, unless the vehicie ;s in such condition that ` identification numbers are not avai]able to determine owner- ship, The notices of intention shall be in ;ubstantially the'fol- , lowing forms: NOTICB OF I�iTE�TION TO �B�1TE t1ND RE310VE r1Lti - ABANDO\ED, WRECKED, DIS�L9NTLED, OR INOPERrS- , TI4'E VEHIGLE OR P�RTS THEREOF AS :� P[JgLIC NUIS�NCE __ �', (Name and address of owner of the 7and) As owner shown on the last equa]ized assessment mll � � af the land located at (address), you are hereby notified � .:�.��' � . Supp. No.3 � . . . ` . 1216 ., . - • .: � . ` � ' , i . � . i , - . . � . �. . ' . 'i... '. . . . . . ' . . � . , "� � . . . . . . .. , � . , . '. � - �� , . . � . . . I� ,�- �,- - . _ . . � - - � , . , . . .. . , i l . . - . _ � � - � . . . . , . . i _ . . - , _ . . . .. ' . ,. - . .. .. . .. � . ; .. � � ;, � . � � � . �� 4 -19-188 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC � $ 19-185 � � ` that the undersigned pursuant to (section of municipal • code) has determined that there eusts upon said ]and an � abandoned, wrecked, dismantled or inoperative vehicle or . . parts thereof registered to _______----_-----------• • license number ______--_--- . whieh constitutes a public ' • nuisance pursuant to the provisions of Ariicle VII, Division ' 2 of Chapter 19 (section 19-181 et seq.) of the Code of the City of Lynwood. You are hereby notified to abate said nuisance by the removal of said vehicle or said parts thereof within ten (10) . • days from the date of mailing of this notice, and, upon your failure to do so, the same will be abated and removed � by the city and the costs thereof, together with administra- tive costs, assessed to you as owner of the land on which said vehicle or said part thereof is located. As owner of the land on which said vehicle or said part , thereof is located, you zre hereby notified that you may, within ten (10) days after the mailing of this notice of ; intention, request a public hearing, and, if such a request � is not received by the hearing officer within such ten (10) day period, the chief of police shall have the authority to abate and remove said vehicle or said part thereof as a public nuisance and assess the costs as afoi•esaid without a public hearing. You may sutmit a sworn writtea statement �-ithin such ten (10) dap period denying responsibility for , ,. the.presence cf said veh�cle ur said Fa:ts thereof on said ` land, with your reasons for denial, and such statement shall • be construed as a request for heariiig at which your pres- ' ence is not required. You may appear in person at any hearing requested by you or thz owner of the vehicle or, , in lieu thereof, may present a sworn written statement � as aforesaid in time for consideration at such hearing. Notice mailed --- -----------------. si ---------------------- - (date) Chief of Police of the : • City of Lynwood • : . Supp. No. 3 1217 ,. •, '� � � LYNWOOD CODE ; 19-188 . � 19-iB6 . . : NOTICE OF I�ECKED,ODISMA.�'TL D OA ABANDONED� ATIVE VEiIICLE OR NLTISANC�REOF AS A PCTBLIC (Name and address of last registered and ven o bo h if ' of record of vehicle—notice should be gi different) • �I As last reg�stered and; or legal owner of record of I (description of vehicle—make, model, license, etcJ You aze ' � hereby notified that the undersigned pursuant to (section of municipal code) has determined�ie ked,ldismalntled or in thereof exists as an abandoned, uperative vehicle at (describe location on public or private property) and constitutes a public nuisance pursuant to the provisions of Article �, Division 2 of Chapter 19 (sectian 19-181 et seq.) of the Code of the City of L9nwood. I You are hereby notified to abate said nuisance by the � removal of said vehicle or said parts thereof within ten (10) � days from the date of mailing of this notice. • As registered and; or legal owner of record of said vehicle or said parts thereof, you are hereby notified that Yau �yy, within ten (10) days after the ma and, f such notice of intention, request the he offi er within such a req��est is not received by ten (10) day period, the chief of police shall have the authority to abate and remove said vehicle or said PBrtg thereof without a hearing. Notice mailed -----------_.. s/ ---------°-------•--- �� Chief of Police of the � City of Lynwood � (b) Upon request by the owner of the vehicle ar owner af the land received bY�ftthe noti¢esofl intenthontto abatedand after the mailing remove, a public hearing shall be held by the hearing officei partsethereof� as an baba d011edn a'Te keda dismantled or in- SupP.No. 1218 � � � � .; ,� � � . . i - � § 18-188 MOTOFt VEHICGES AND TRAFFIC $` 18-189 ' operative vehicle, and the assessment of the administrative costs and 'the cost of removal of the vehicle or part thereof , against the propert3' on which it is located. (c) If the owner of the land submits a swom written ' statement denying re;ponsibility for the presence of the vehicle on his land within such ten (10) day period, said statement shall be construed as a request for a hearing which dces not require his presence. Notice of the heazing shall be mailed, by mgistered mail, at least ten (10) days before the hearing to the owner of the land and to the owner of the vehicle, unless the vehicle is in such condition that identifica- tion numbers are not availaUle to determine ownership. If such a request for hearing is not received within said ten (10) days after mailing of the norice of intention to abate and remove, the city shail have the authority to abate and remove the vehicfe or parts thereof as a public nuisance without hold- I ing a public hearing. (Ord. No. 903, � 2, 1-4-72; Ord. No. 943, § 1, 7-3-i3) Sec. 19-189. Hearing procedure; findings. -- (a) All hearings under this division shall be held before the heazing officer who ahall hear all facts and testimony he � deems pertinent. Said facts and testimony may include testi- mony on the condition of the vehicle or parts thereof and the circumsiances concerning its locarion on the said private property or public pmperty. The hearing officer shall not be � limited by the technical rules of evidence. The owner of the land may appear in person at the hearing or present a sworn written statement in time for consideration at the hearing, and deny responsibilit}� for the presence of the vehicle on the land, with his reasons for such denial. (b) The hearing officer may impose such conditions and take such other action as he deem� appropriate under the circumstances to carry out the purpose of this dicision. He may delay the time for removal of the vehicle or parts thereof � if, in his opinion, the circumstances justify it. At the con- clusion of the public hearing, the hearing officer may find that a vehicle or parts thereof has been abandoned, �erecked, dismantled, or is inoperative on private dr public property Supp. No. 3 1219 � I � I � I I �y • • • � , ' . § 19-169 LYNWOOD CODE ' § 19-190 � and order the same removed from the property as a public nuisance and disposed of as hereinafter provided and de- termine that administrative costs and the wst of removal to be charged against the owner of the ]and. The order re- quiring removal shall include a description of the vehicle or part thereof and the correct identification number and license number of the vehicle, if available at the site. (c) If it is determined at the hearing that the vehicle was placed on the land without the consent of the owner of the land and that he has not subsequently acquiesced in its pres- ence, the hearing officer shall not assess the costs of adminis- tration or removal of the vehicle against the propertY upon which the vehicle is located or otherwise attempt to coliect such costs from such owner of the land. (d) If the owner of the land submits a sworn written state• ment denying responsibility for the presence of the vehicle on - his land but does not appear, or if an interested party makes 8 written presentation to the hearing officer but does not ap- \ peaq he shall be notified in writing of the decision. (Code I 1961, � 22158; Ord. No. 842, � 1; Ord. No. 903, § 2, 1-4-72) _. Sec. 19-190. Appea] from decision of hearing officer. (a) Any interested party in a nuisance abatement proceed- ing held pursuant to thi, division ma�� appeal the decision of the hearing of£icer by filing a written notice of appeal with auch hearing officer in fice (5) days after his decision. (b) An appeal made pursuant to subsection (a) shall be heazd by the city council which may affir•n, amend or reverse the order or take other action deemed appropriate. (c) The clerk shall give written notice of the time and place of the appellate hearing to the appellant and those persons to whom notice of the original hearing shall be given. . (d) In conducting the hearing the city council shall not be limited bp the technical rules of evidence. (Code 1961, § 22159; Ord. No. 842, § 1) Supp. No. 3 � ' i , ,.�. - i � , [ :, . vx ., . . . �_ . � , _ , . ' . � � �. . � - . $ 19-191 � 'JiOTOR VEHICLES 9ND TRAFFIC . - � § 19-193 � . � � - � � � - Sec. 19-191: Disposal of vehicle or parts. '. Five (5) days after adoption of the order deciaring a vehicle " or parts thereof to be a public nuisance, fice (5) days'from , � the date of mailing of notice of the decision if the notiee is - required by this dicision, or fifteen (15) days after ,uch action � of the city councii authorizing removal folloa appeal, the ,. - venicle or parts therecf may be disposed of by removal to a scrapyard or automobile dismantier's yard. After a�•ehicle has ' been removed it shall not thereafter be reconstructed or ' ' made operable. (Code 1961, § 22.160; Ord. vo. 842, § 1) Sec. 19-192. tiotice of removal to be given to department of ' ' � motor cehicles. � �, Within fice (o) days after the date of the removal of a ve- hicle or parts thereof, notice shall be gicen to the department of motor vehicles identifying the vehicle or parts thereof re- ' . moved. At the same time, there shall be transmitted to the � , department of motor vehicles any evidence of registration , • available, including ree stration certi_`icates of title and license plates. (Code 1961, § 22161; Ord. No. 843, § 1) ' Sec. 19-193. Payment oF assessment of costs. If the administrative costs and the cost of removal which are charged against the owner of a parcel of land pursuaat io this dicision are not paid within thirty (30) days of the date of the order or the final di=position of an appeal therefrom, ' „� such costs shall be a,sessed against ihe parcel of ]and pur- � � , suant to section 38ii3.o of the state Gccernment Code and - �. shal] be transmitted to the tax collector for collection. The ' ' , .' assessment shali have the same priority as other city or county taxes. (Code 1961, § 22.162; Ord. Vo. 842, § 1) � • .� � . , ..� �� [The nezt pege ia 1?69] . � . � �- , � _ . ' . � Supp. Vo. 1 - , . , ' 1221