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ORDINANCE NO. .go 2C„__,_„_
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, ADOPTING THE
PARKING AND TRAFFIC CODE OF THE CITY FOR THE PURPOSE OF REGULATING
THE PARKING AND OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES IN THE CITY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI,
AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. The City of Jefferson, Missouri hereby adopts the Parking
and Traffic Code of the City of Jefferson, Missouri for the purpose of regulating
the parking and operation of motor vehicles in the city.
Section 2. Said Parking and Traffic Code of the City of Jefferson,
Missouri, shall read in words and figures as follows:
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CHAPTER I
PARKING AND TRAFFIC
I ARTICLE I
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section
1.010 Title.
1.020 Definitions.
ARTICLE II
PARKING AND TRAFFIC COMMISSION
2.010 Parking and Traffic Commission.
2.020 Membership of Commission.
2.030 Appointment of Members.
2.040 Term of Members.
2.050 Meetings of the Commission.
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2.060 Rules of the Commission.
2.070 Jurisdiction of the Commission.
2.080 Powers of the Commission.
2.090 Duties of the Commission.
AM 2.100 Reports and Recommendations.
2.110 Action by the City Council.
ARTICLE III
TRAFFIC ADMINISTRATION
3.010 Traffic division, established.
3.020 Traffic division, duties.
3.030 Records of traffic violations.
3.040 Investigation of traffic accidents.
3.050 Traffic accident studies.
3.060 Traffic accident reports.
3.070 Driver's files to be maintained.
3.080 Traffic safety report.
3.090 Identification for funeral processions.
3.100 City Traffic Engineer.
3.110 Emergency and Experimental Regulations.
ARTICLE IV
ENFORCEMENT AND OBEDIENCE TO TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
4.010 Authority of police and fire department officials.
4.020 Obedience to police and fire department officials.
4.030 Push carts and riding animals to obey regulations.
4.040 Use of skates, coasters, and wagons restricted.
4.050 Public employees to obey regulations.
4.060 Authorized emergency vehicles, exemptions from regulations.
4.070 Authorized emergency vehicles, duties of other drivers.
4.080 Immediate notice of accident.
4.090 Passenger to report accident.
ARTICLE V
TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES
5.010 Authority to install traffic control devices.
5.020 Traffic control devices, type used.
5.030 Obedience to traffic control signals.
5.040 Traffic control device required for enforcement purposes.
5.050 Traffic control device; presumption of legality.
5.060 Display of unauthorized signs, signals or markings.
5.070 Traffic control devices; destruction or removal.
5.080 Traffic lanes.
5.090 Stop and yield signs.
ARTICLE VI
DRIVING REGULATIONS
6.010 Speed limits, careless and imprudent driving.
6.020 Careless and reckless driving.
6.030 Driving while intoxicated.
6.040 Driving while drugged.
6.050 Leaving scene of accident.
6.060 Vehicles to be kept to right.
6.070 Improper lane use.
6.080 Turning regulations.
6.090 Following too closely:
6.100 Passing regulations.
6.110 Passing school bus prohibited.
6.120 Passing on Business Highway 50 prohibited.
6.130 Arm and mechanical signals.
6.140 Right of way regulations generally.
6.150 Right of way, through roadways.
6.160 Right of way, specific intersections.
6.170 Right of way, crosswalks.
6.180 Electrical traffic control signals.
6.190 Stop signs, obedience to.
6.200 Stop on emerging from alleys, driveways or buildings.
6.210 Stop when traffic obstructed.
6.220 Stop on approach of train.
6.230 Blocking crosswalk prohibited.
6.240 One way roadways.
ARTICLE VII
MISCELLANEOUS REGULATIONS
7.010 Following and parking near fire vehicles.
7.020 Crossing fire hose.
7.030 Driving through funeral or other procession.
7.040 Driving in procession.
7.050 Funeral procession to be identified.
7.060 Marches, parades and processions.
7.070 Vehicle not to be driven on a sidewalk.
7.080 Driving on new roadways or sidewalks.
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7.100 Opening and closing vehicle doors.
7.110 Unattended vehicles; keys to be removed from.
7.120 Unattended vehicle; engine to be stopped.
7.130 Riding on motorcycles.
7.140 Riding bicycle on sidewalks.
7.150 Clinging to vehicle.
7x160 Limited access roadways; restrictions on use.
7.170 Railroad trains not to block streets.
7.180 Towing vehicles.
7.190 Materials escaping on roadway.
7.200 Gasoline carriers; regulation of.
7.210 Weight restrictions, streets and bridges.
7.220 Through traffic prohibited.
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SCHOOLS
8.010 School zones; locations.
8.020 School crosswalks; location.
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ARTICLE IX 1
PEDESTRIANS
9.010 Pedestrian control signals. �*
9.020 Electrical traffic control signals.
9.030 Pedestrian's use of school crosswalks.
9.040 Right of way in crosswalks.
9.050 Pedestrians to use right half of crosswalks.
9.060 Crossing at right angles.
9.070 When pedestrian shall yield. am
9.080 Prohibited crossing. `
9.090 Obedience of pedestrians to bridge and railroad signals.
9.100 Pedestrians walking along roadways.
9.110 Blind pedestrians. l•.
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ARTICLE X
STOPPING, STANDING AND PARKING REGULATIONS l
10.010 Parallel parking, exceptions. l
10.020 Stopping, standing or parking prohibited where.
10.030 Parking, obstruction of traffic.
10.040 Parking in alleys prohibited when.
10.050 Parking for certain purposes prohibited.
10.060 Parking near school crosswalks.
10.070 Parking for over 48 hours.
10.080 Parking unlicensed vehicle.
10.090 Parking of trucks prohibited where.
10.100 Parking prohibited at all times where. .
10.110 Parking prohibited at certain times where.
10.120 Parking prohibited at certain times near State Office buildings.
10.130 Parking meters.
10.140 One hour parking.
10.150 Two hour parking.
10.160 Four hour parking zone.
10.170 Reserved parking.
10.180 Loading zones.
10.190 Loading zones; location of.
10.200 Taxicab stands and loading zones.
10.210 City bus zones.
10.220 School bus zones. t"
10.230 Commercial Avenue, parking prohibited between Adams and
Jefferson Streets.
10.240 Wall Street, parking prohibited between Adams and r
Jefferson Streets.
10.250 Lamps on parked vehicles.
10.260 Permits to load or unload at an angle.
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10.270 Parking signs required.
i 10.280 Parking provisions non-exclusive.
10.290 Abandoned or disabled vehicles, removal.
10.300 Removal of vehicles.
10.310 Vehicles left on private property; removal.
10.320 Presumption to apply.
ARTICLE XI
EQUIPMENT REGULATIONS
11.010 Lights required.
11.020 Other equipment required.
11.030 Motorcycles and motorbikes.
11.040 Tampering with motor vehicles.
11.050 Damaging motor vehicles.
ARTICLE XII
MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE
12.010 Motor vehicle license.
12.020 Exemptions; vehicles operated outside of city, etc.
12.030 Delinquent licenses, penalty.
12.040 Resident dealers license.
12.050 Issuance of license, conditions.
12.060 Horsepower rating.
12.070 License renewal.
12.080 Semi-annual or quarterly registration.
12.090 New residents, delinquent license, penalty.
12.100 Display of license.
12.110 Duplicate licenses obtainable.
12.120 License not transferrable.
12.130 Penalty.
ARTICLE XIII
® PENALTIES
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ARTICLE I
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section
1.010 Title
1.020 Definition.
Section 1.010. Title. Section 1.010 through Section 13.010 shall be known
ess the Parking and Traffic Code of the City of Jefferson, Missouri.
Section 1.020. Definitions. The following words and phrases in the Parking
and Traffic Code have the following meanings:
(1) Abandoned Motor Vehicle, any motor vehicle left unattended at the
same place on any roadway in the city for a period of time in excess of 72
consecutive hours.
(2) Alley or alleyway, any street with a roadway of less than twenty
feet in width.
(3) Authorized emergency vehicle, a vehicle publicly owned and operated
as an ambulance, or a vehicle publicly owned and operated by the state high-
way patrol, police or fire department, sheriff or constable or deputy sheriff,
traffic officer or any privately owned vehicle operated as an ambulance when
responding to emergency calls.
(4) Business District, the territory. contiguous to and including a
highway when within any 600 feet along the highway there are buildings in
use for business or industrial purposes, including but not.l.imited to hotels,
banks, office buildings, railroad stations, stores and public buildings,
which occupy at least 300 feet of frontage on one side or 300 feet collectively
on both sides of the roadway.
(5) Commercial vehicle, every vehicle designed, maintained, or used
primarily for the transportation of property, which bears the name of the
owner or business prominently and permanently displayed on the side thereof.
(6) Controlled access highway_, every..highway, street or roadway, in
respect to which owners or occupants of abutting lands and other persons
have no legal right of access to or from the same except at such points only
and in such manner as may be determined by the public authority having juris-
diction over the highway, street or roadway.
(7) Cross walk, (a) That part of a roadway at an intersection included
within the connections of the lateral lines of the sidewalks on opposite
sides of the highway measured from the curbs, or in the absence of curbs
from the edges of the traversable roadway;
(b) Any portion of a roadway at an intersection or elsewhere distinctly
indicated for pedestrian crossing by lines or other markings on the surface.
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(8) Delivery Truck, a vehicle primarly used to pick up or deliver goods,
wares or merchandise, which bears the name of the owner or business prominently
and permanently displayed on the side thereof.
(9) Disabled Motor Vehicle, any motor vehicle in a non operative con-
dition left unattended at the same place on any roadway in this city for a
period of time in excess of 48 consecutive hours.
(10) Driver, every person who drives or is in actual physical control of
a vehicle.
(11) Highway, the entire width be the boundary lines of every way
publicly maintained when any part thereof is open to the use of the public
for purposes of vehicular travel.
(12) Intersection, (a) The area embraced within the prolongation or
connection of the lateral curb lines, or, if none, then the lateral boundary
lines of the roadways of two highways which join one another at, or approxi-
mately at, right angles, or the area within which vehicles traveling upon
different highways joining at any other angle may come in conflict;
(b) Where a highway includes two roadways thirty feet or more
apart, then every crossing of each roadway of such divided highway by an
intersecting highway shall be regarded as a separate intersection. In the
event such intersecting highway also includes two roadways thirty feet or more
apart, then every crossing of two roadways of such highways shall be regarded
as a separate intersection.
(13) Laned roadway, a roadway which is divided into two or more clearly
marked lanes for vehicular traffic.
(14) Motor vehicle, any self-propelled vehicle not operated exclusivelAh
upon tracks, except farm tractors.
(15) Motorcycle, every motor vehicle having a seat or saddle for the use
of the rider and designed to travel on not more than three wheels in contact
with the ground, but excluding a tractor.
(16) Official time standard, whenever certain hours are named herein
they shall mean standard time or daylight-saving time as may be in current
use in the city.
(17) Official traffic control devices, all signs, signals, markings and
devices not inconsistent with this ordinance placed or erected by authority
of a public body or official having jurisdiction, for the purpose of regulating,
warning or guiding traffic.
(18) Owner, the person or persons in whose name the title of a vehicle
is registered with the registration agency of the State in which the title
to the vehicle is registered.
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(19) Park or parking, the standing of a vehicle, whether occupied or not,
otherwise than temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaged in
the loading or unloading passengers.
(20) Parking meter, any mechanical.device, placed or erected for the
regulation of parking, that indicates the legal parking time permitted and
when operated shows the balance of legal parking time remaining, and at the
expiration of the authorized legal parking time indicates that the parking of
a vehicle is unlawful.
(21) Parking meter spaces, any space within a parking meter zone,
adjacent to a parking meter, and duly designated for the parking of a vehicle
within a specified area by lines painted or otherwise durably marked on the
surface of the roadway adjacent to a parking meter.
(22) Parking meter .zone, any roadway, or portion thereof, next to which
parking meters have been installed adjacent thereto and are subject to oper-
ation.
(23) Pedestrian, any person afoot.
(24) Person, every natural person, firm., copartnership, association or
corporation.
(25). Police officer, every officer of,the municipal police department
or any officer authorized to direct or regulate traffic or to make arrests
for violations of- traffic regulations.
(26) Private road or driveway, every way or place in private ownership
and used for vehicular travel by the owner and those having express or im-
plied permission from the owner, but not by other persons .
(27) Railroad, a carrier of persons or property upon cars, other than
streetcars, operated upon stationary rails.
(28) Railroad train, a steam engine, electric or other motor, with or
without cars coupled thereto, operated upon rails, except streetcars.
(29) Right of way, the right of one vehicle or pedestrian to proceed in
a lawful manner in preference to another vehicle or pedestrian approaching
under such circumstances of direction, speed and proximity as to give rise
to danger of collision unless one grants precedence to the other.
(30) Roadway, that portion of a highway improved, designed or ordinarily
used for vehicular travel, exclusive of the berm or shoulder. In the event
a highway includes two or more separate roadways the term "roadway" as used
herein shall refer to any such roadway separately but not to all such road-
ways collectively.
(31) Service truck, a vehicle primarily used to carry tools or equipment
to service or repair personal property.
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(32) Sidewalk, that portion of a street between the curb lines, or the
lateral lines of a roadway, and the adjacent property lines, intended for
use of pedestrians.
(33) Stand or standing, the halting of an occupied vehicle for the
purpose of and while actually engaged in receiving or discharging passengers.
(34) Stop, when required, complete cessation from movement.
(35) Stop or stopping, when prohibited, any halting even momentarily
of a vehicle, whether occupied or not, except when necessary to avoid confl
with other traffic, or in compliance with the directions of a police office
or traffic control signs or signal.
(36) Street or highway, the entire width between the lines of every way
publicly maintained when any part thereof is open to the uses of the public
for purposes of vehicular travel. "State Highway", a highway maintained by
the state of Missouri as a part of the state highway system.
(37) Traffic, pedestrians, ridden or herded animals, vehicles, streetcars
and other conveyances either singly or together while using any highway for
purposes of travel.
(38) Traffic control signal, any device, whether manually, electrically
or mechanically operated by which traffic is alternately directed .to stop and
to proceed.
(39) Traffic division, the traffic division of the police department of
the city, or in the event a traffic division is not established, then said
term whenever used herein shall be deemed to refer to the police department
of the city. Ah
(40) Vehicle, every device in, upon or by which, any person or property
is or may be transported or drawn upon a highway, excepting devices moved
by human power or used exclusively upon stationary rails or tracks.
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ARTICLE II
PARKING AND TRAFFIC COMMISSION
Section
2.010 Parking and Traffic Commission
2.020 Membership of Commission
2.030 Appointment of Members
2.040 Term of Members
Ab, 2.050 Meetings of the Commission
2.060 Rules of the Commission
.2.070 Jurisdiction of the Commission
2.080 Powers of the Commission
2.090 Duties of the Commission
2.100 Reports and Recommendations
2.110 Action by the City Council
Section 2.010. Parking and Traffic Commission. There is hereby created a
Parking and Traffic Commission.
Section 2.020. Membership of Commission. The Parking and Traffic Commission
shall consist of the following seven members:
(a) A member of the City Council.
(b) The,Director of Public Works, or his delegate.
(c) The City Street Commissioner.
(d) The Chief of Police, or his delegate.
(e) Three resident freeholders of the city.
Section 2.030. Appointment of Members. The Mayor, with the approval and
consent of a majority of the elected members of the City Council, shall appoint
the member of the city council and the three citizen members to serve on the.Com-
mission. The Mayor shall designate the Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the Commission
from its three citizen members.
Section 2.040. Term of Members. Each citizen member shall be appointed
for and serve a period of three years except that of the three citizen members
first appointed hereunder, one shall be appointed. for a term of one year, one
shall be appointed for a term of two years and one shall be .appointed for a term
of three years respectively. Any vacancy in the Parking and Traffic Commission
shall be filled by appointment and approval in like manner for the unexpired portion
of the term. All members shall continue to serve until their successors shall have
been appointed and qualified.
Section 2.050. Meetings of the Commission. The Parking and Traffic Com-
mission shall hold a regular business meeting at least once each month at such
time and place as shall be established by the Rule of the Commission. The Com-
mission may hold additional business meetings from time to time as it feels
necessary.
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General public hearings shall be held at least twice annually for the pur-
pose of hearing all suggestions, complaints and comments from citizens and
officials on matters relating to traffic and parking.
A majority of the Commission's members shall constitute a quorum for the
transaction of its business.
Section 2.060. Rules of the Commission. The Commission may establish such
rules and procedures as it believes is 'reasonably necessary for expeditious
transaction of its business and affairs.
Section 2.070. Jurisdiction of the Commission. The Commission shall have
jurisdiction over all matters concerning the planning, coordination, supervision,
control and regulation of all parking and traffic activities of motor vehicles
within this city. All petitions and requests, from whatever source, concerning
parking and traffic activities of motor vehicles shall be referred to the Com-
mission for its study and consideration. The Commission shall act upon each
petition or request within forty-five days upon receipt of same; provided that
if additional time is necessary to study and consider the.matter, the Commission
shall be given an additional forty-five days upon written request to the City
Council.
Section 2.080. Powers of the Commission. The powers of the Commission
shall generally include, but not be limited to, the following:
(A) To consider and recommend the establishment and regulation
of speed zones, one way streets, loading zones, reserved
or restricted parking zones, limited period parking zones,
non parking zones, taxicab stands, delivery and service
vehicles, truck and bus routes, school zones, school cross-
walks, pedestrian crosswalks, parking meter zones whether AMIL
on street or off street, and stop signs, whether electrical
or non electrical.
(B) To consider and recommend the location, type, timing and
specifications of all traffic control devices, including but
not limited to electrical signals, signs, markers, pavement
and curb painting and parking meters.
(C) To consider and recommend the establishment of any motor.
vehicle traffic or parking regulation which, in the opinion
of the Commission, promotes traffic safety and/or decreases
traffic congestion within the city.
(D) To call upon and receive the cooperation and assistance of
all departments, officers and. employees of the city.
(E) To provide for the attendance of one of. its members at
Traffic and Parking forums, seminars or institutes where
special instruction courses in the field of traffic and
Parking may be offered.
(F) To recommend the employment of a qualified consultant either
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on a per diem basis or a regular retainer when the need for
trained technical assistance on parking and traffic matters
arises.
Section 2.090. Duties of the Commission. The duties of the Parking and
Traffic Commission shall generally include, but not be limited to, the following:
(A) To promote the cooperation and coordination of all govern-
mental agencies in the planning and control of traffic and
parking matters.
(B) To develop and keep current a master plan for traffic control
and parking.
(C) To prepare engineering surveys showing present traffic and
parking conditions within the city and future needs in these
fields.
(D) To review all present city ordinances relating to traffic
control and parking of motor vehicles.
(E) To consider all requests, petitions or suggestions concern-
ing the regulation of traffic and parking, and upon study and
consideration of same to make a report to the City Council of
go its action thereon.
(F) To recommend desirable regulations concerning the activities
of motor vehicles as mentioned in Section 2.080 (A) above.
(G) -To take all necessary and reasonable action to promote traffic
safety and to eradicate traffic congestion.
(H) To submit an annual report to the City Council showing the
progress in traffic control and parking improvements and
stating matters of importance to traffic and parking which
should be considered and accomplished in the coming year.
Section 2.100. Reports and Recommendations. Each month the Parking and
Traffic Commission shall make a report to the City Council. This report shall
contain the recommendations of the Commission for the establishment of traffic
or parking regulations which, in the opinion of the Commission, will best promote
traffic and/or parking safety, or lessen traffic congestion within the city.
Section 2.110. Action by the City Council. The City Council, at the first
meeting following receipt of the report and recommendations of the Commission,
shall review and consider same. If the. Council finds that all or any part of
the recommendations of the Commission .should be approved, it shall. instruct
I' the City Attorney to prepare the necessary ordinances to make the recommenda-
tions effective.
All ordinances passed to implement the recommendations of the Parking
and Traffic Commission shall remain in force and effect for a minimum period of
ninety days; provided that the City Council may amend or repeal said ordinances
®prior to that time if so requested by the Parking and Traffic Commission.
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ARTICLE III
TRAFFIC ADMINISTRATION
Section
3.010 Traffic division established.
3.020 Traffic division, duties.
3.030 Records of traffic violations.
3.040 Investigation of traffic accidents.
3.050 Traffic accident studies.
3.060 Traffic accident reports.
3.070 Driver's files to be maintained.
3.080 Traffic safety report.
3.090 . Identification for funeral processions.
3.100 City Traffic Engineer.
3.110 Emergency and experimental regulations.
Section 3.010. Traffic division .established. There is hereby established
in the police department a traffic division to be under the control of a police
officer appointed by and directly responsible to the chief of police.
Section 3.020. Traffic division, duties. The traffic division with such
aid as may be rendered by other members of the. police department shall enforce
the street traffic regulations of the city and all of the state vehicle laws
applicable to street traffic in the city, make arrests for traffic violations,
investigate accidents, cooperate with other officers of the city in the adminis-
tration of traffic laws and in developing ways and means to improve traffic
conditions, and carry out those duties specially imposed upon the division in
the ordinances of the city.
Section 3.030. Records of traffic violations. 1. The police department,
or the traffic division thereof, shall keep a record of all violations of traffic
ordinances of the city or of state vehicle laws of which any person has been
charged, together with a record of the final disposition of all such alleged
offenses. Such record shall be so maintained as to show all types of violations
and the total of each. Said record shall accumulate during at least a five-year
period and from that time on the record shall be maintained complete for at
least the most recent five-year period.
2. All forms .for .records of violations and. notices of .violations shall be
serially numbered. For each month and year a written record shall be kept
available to the public showing the disposal of all such forms.
All such records and reports shall be public records. ,
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Section 3.040. Investigation of -Traffic Accidents. It shall be the duty
of the traffic division, assisted by other police officers of the department, to
investigate traffic accidents and to arrest and assist in the prosecution of
those persons charged with violations of law causing or contributing to such
accidents.
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Section 3.050. Traffic accident studies. Whenever the accidents at any
particular location become numerous, the traffic division .shall cooperate with
the Parking and Traffic Commission and Director of Public Works in conducting
studies of such accidents and determining remedial measures.
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Section 3.060. Traffic accidents reports. The traffic division shall
maintain a suitable system of filing traffic accident .reports. Accident
reports or cards referring to them shall be filed alphabetically by location.
Such reports shall be available for the use and information of the city Parking
and Traffic Commission.
Section 3.070. Drivers files to be maintained. The police department,
or the traffic division thereof, shall maintain a suitable record of all traffic
accidents, warnings, arrests, convictions, and complaints reported for each
driver, which shall be filed alphabetically under the name of the driver con-
cerned.
Section 3.080. Traffic safety report. The traffic division shall annually
prepare a traffic report which shall be filed with the mayor. Such report shall
contain information on traffic matters in the city as follows:
(1) The number of traffic accidents, the number of persons killed,
the number of persons injured, and other pertinent traffic
accident data;
(2) The number of traffic accidents investigated and other
pertinent data on the safety activities of the police;
(3) The plans and recommendations of the division for future
traffic safety activities.
Section 3.090. Identification for funeral processions . The traffic division
shall designate a type of pennant or other identifying insignia to be displayed
upon, or other method to be employed to identify, the vehicles in funeral pro •
cessions.
Section 3.100. City Traffic .Engineer. The office of City Traffic Engineer
is established. The Director of Public Works shall serve as City Traffic
Engineer in addition to his other functions and exercise the powers and duties
with respect to traffic as provided in Sections 1.010 through 13.010.
The City Traffic Engineer shall determine the installation and proper
timing and maintenance of traffic control devices, conduct engineering analyses
of traffic accidents and devise remedial measures, conduct engineering investi-
gations of traffic conditions, plan the operation of traffic on the streets and
highways of the city, and cooperate with other city officials in the development
of ways and means to improve traffic conditions, and carry out the additional
powers and duties imposed by.ordinances of the city.
Section 3.110. Emergency and .experimental .regulations. The Chief of Police
by and with the approval of the City Traffic Engineer is hereby empowered to make
regulations necessary to make effective the provisions of the traffic ordinances
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o£ the city and to make and .enforce temporary and•exrarimental regulations to r
cover emergencies or special conditions. No such temporary .or experimental
regulations shall remain in effect for more. than .ninety (90) days. The City
Traffic Engineer may test traffic control devices under actual conditions of
traffic.
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ARTICLE IV
ENFORCEMENT AND OBEDIENCE TO TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
Section
4.010 Authority of police and fire department officials.
4.020 Obedience to police -and fire department: officials.
4.030 Push carts and riding .animals to obey regulations.
4.040 Use of skates, coasters and wagons restricted,
4.050 Public employees to obey regulations.
4.060 Authorized emergency vehicles, exemptions from regulations.
4.070 Authorized emergency vehicles, duties of other drivers.
4.080 Immediate notice of accident.
4.090 Passenger to report accident.
Section 4.010. Authority of police and fire department officials. 1. It
shall be the duty of the officers of the police department, or such officers as
are assigned by the chief of police, to enforce all street traffic laws of the
city and all of the state vehicle laws applicable to street traffic in the city.
2. Officers of the police department or such officers as are assigned by
the chief of police are hereby authorized to direct all traffic by voice, hand,
or signal in conformance with traffic laws; provided that, in the event of a
fire or other emergency or to expedite traffic or to safeguard pedestrians,
officers of the police department may direct traffic as conditions may require
notwithstanding the provisions of the traffic laws.
3. Officers of the fire department, when at the scene of a tire, may
direct or assist the police in directing traffic thereat or in the immediate
vicinity.
Section 4.020. Obedience to police and fire department officials. Police
officers are authorized to direct traffic by voice, hand or signal as conditions
may require in times of .emergency or in the event of a fire, or when necessary
to expedite traffic or safeguard pedestrians.
No person shall willfully fail or refuse to comply with any lawful order
or direction of a police officer or fire department official concerning
vehicular or pedestrian. traffic.
Section 4.030. Push carts and ridgy animals subject to regulations.
Every person propelling any push cart or riding an animal upon a roadway and
every person driving an animal-drawn vehicle shall be subject to the provisions
of Section 1.010 through Section 1.3.010, except those provisions which by their
very nature can have no application.
Section 4.040. Use of skates, coasters and wagons restricted.. No person
upon roller skates, or riding in or by means of any coaster, toy vehicle, or
similar device, shall go upon any roadway except while crossing a street on a
cross walk and when so crossing such person shall be granted all of the rights
and shall be subject to all of the duties applicable to pedestrians.
Section 4.050. Public employees to obey traffic regulations. The pro-
visions of Section 1.010 through Section 13.010 shall apply to the driver of any
vehicle owned by or used in the service of. the United States government, any
state government, and any county .or city government, and it shall be unlawful
for the driver to violate any of these provisions, except as otherwise permitted
therein.
Section 4.060. Authorized emergency vehicles, exemption from regulations.
1. The driver of an authorized emergency vehicle, when responding to an emer-
gency call or when in pursuit of an actual or suspected .violator of the law or
when responding to but .not upon returning from .a fire alarm, may exercise the
privileges set forth in this section subject to the conditions herein stated.
2. The driver of an authorized emergency vehicle may:
(1) Park or stand, irrespective of the provisions of Article X
of this chapter.
(2) Proceed past a red .or stop signal or stop sign, but only
after slowing down as may be necessary for safe operation.
(3) Exceed the maximum speed limits so long as he does not
endanger life or property.
(4) Disregard regulations governing direction of movement or
turning in specified directions.
3. The exemptions herein .granted to an authorized -emergency vehicle shall
apply only when the diiver of any said vehicle while in motion sounds audible
signal by bell, siren, or exhaust whistle as may be reasonably necessary, and
when the vehicle is equipped with at least one lighted lamp displaying a red
light visible under normal atmospheric conditions from a distance of five hundr
feet to the front of such vehicle.
4. The .foregoing provisions .shall .not relieve the driver of an authorized
emergency vehicle from the duty to drive with due regard for the safety of all
persons, nor shall such provisions -protect the driver from the consequences of
his reckless disregard for the-safety of others.
Section 4.070. Authorized.emexgenc vehicles; duties of .other drivers.
1. Upon the immediate .approach of an authorized emergency vehicle making use
of audible and .visual signals meeting .the requirements of the laws of this state,
or of a police vehicle properly and lawfully making use of an audible signal
only, the driver of every other vehicle shall yield the right of way and shall
immediately drive to a position parallel to, and as close as possible to, the
right-hand edge or curb of the roadway clear of any intersection and shall stop
and remain in such position until the authorized emergency vehicles have
passed, except when otherwise directed by a police officer.
2. This section .shall not .operate to relieve the driver of an authorized
emergency vehicle from the duty to drive with due regard for the safety of all
persons using the highway.
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Section 4.080. . Immediate notice .of.accident. The driver of a vehicle
involved in an accident resulting in •injury to .or •death of any person or total
damage to all property to an .apparent extent. of one hundred .dollars or more
shall immediately by the quickest means of communication give notice of such
accident to the police department if such .accident occurs within the city.
Section 4,090. Passenger .to report accident. Whenever the driver of a
vehicle is physically incapable of.giving immediate notice of an accident as
required in section 4.080 and. there was another occupant in the vehicle at
the time of the accident capable of doing so, such occupant shall give, or
cause to be given, the notice not given by the driver.
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ARTICLE V
TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES
Section
5.010 Authority to install traffic control devices.
5.020 Traffic control devices, type used.
5.-030 Obedience to traffic control device.
5.040 Traffic control device required for enforcement purposes.
5.050 Traffic control device; presumption of legality.
5.060 Display of unauthorized signs, signals or markings.
5.070 Traffic control devices; destruction or removal.
5.080 Traffic lanes.
5.090 Stop and yield signs.
Section 5.010. Authority to install traffic control devices. The City
Traffic Engineer and/or Missouri State Highway Department shall place and maintain
traffic control signs, signals and devices required to implement all parking and
traffic regulations of the city. The City Traffic Engineer is authorized to place
markers, buttons, or signs within or adjacent to intersections indicating the
course to be traveled by vehicles turning at such intersections, and such course
to be traveled as so indicated may conform to or be other than as prescribed by
law or ordinance.
When authorized markers, buttons or other indications are placed within an
intersection indicating the course to be traveled by vehicles turning thereat, no
driver of a vehicle shall disobey the directions of such indications.
Section 5.020. Traffic control devices; types used. All traffic control
signs, signals and devices shall conform to the manual and specifications approve
by the state highway commission or resolution adopted, by the legislative body of
the city. All signs or signals required hereunder for a particular purpose shall
so far as practicable be uniform as to type and location throughout the city. All
traffic control devices erected as required by Section 5.010 shall be official
traffic control devices.
Section 5.030. Obedience to traffic control device. The driver of any vehicle
shall obey the instructions of any official traffic control device applicable
thereto placed and maintained in accordance with the provisions of this article,
unless otherwise directed by a -traffic or police officer, subject to the exceptions
for the driver of an authorized emergency vehicle stated in Section 4.060.
Section 5.040. Traffic control devices required for enforcement purposes. No
provision of Sections 1.010 through 13.010, except the speed limits defined in sub-
section 2 of Section 6.010 hereof, for which official traffic control devices are
required shall be enforced against an alleged violator if at the time or place of
the alleged violation an official device is not in proper position and sufficiently
legible to be seen by an ordinarily observant person.
Before any person shall be convicted of any provision of subsection 2 of Sec-
tion 6.010 requiring the operator of a motor vehicle to drive the same at a speed
less than 30 miles per hour, notice of such lesser speed limit shall be posted at
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such reasonable places adjacent to the roadway as is determined by the City Traff
Engineer.
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Section 5.050. Traffic control devices; presumption of legality. 1. When-
ever official traffic control .devices are placed in position approximately con-
forming to the requirements of this article, such devices shall be presumed to
have been so placed by the official act or direction of lawful authority, unless
the contrary shall be established by competent evidence.
2. Any official traffic control device placed pursuant to the provisions
of this article and purporting to conform to the lawful requirements pertaining
to such devices shall be presumed to comply with the requirements of this
article unless the contrary shall be shown by competent evidence.
Section 5.060. Display .of unauthorized signs, signals or markings. No
person shall place, maintain or display upon or in view of any highway an un-
authorized sign, signal, marking or device which purports to be or is an
imitation of -or resembles an official traffic_ control device or railroad sign
or signal, or which attempts to direct the movement of traffic, or which hides
from view or interferes with the effectiveness of any official traffic control
device or any railroad sign or.signal.
Section 5.070. Traffic control device;destruction or removal. No person
shall, without lawful authority, attempt to or in fact .alter, deface, injure,
knock down or remove any official traffic control device or any railroad sign
or signal or any inscription, shield or insignia thereon, or any other part
thereof.
Section 5.080. Traffic lanes. The city Traffic Engineer is authorized to
mark traffic lanes upon the roadway of any street or highway where a regular
alignment of traffic is necessary or desirable. Where such traffic lanes have
been marked, the driver of a vehicle shall drive same within the boundaries of
a marked lane except when .lawfully passing another vehicle or preparatory to
making a lawful. turning movement.
Section 5.090. Stop and yield signs. The driver of a vehicle approaching
a yield sign if 'required for safety to stop shall stop before entering the
cross walk on the -near side of the -intersection, or in the event there is no
cross walk,.sha11 stop at a clearly marked stop line, but if none, then at the
point nearest the intersecting roadway where the driver has a view of approach-
ing traffic on the intersecting roadway.
Except when directed.to proceed by a police officer .or a traffic control
signal, every driver of a vehicle -approaching a stop intersection indicated
'. � by a stop sign shall stop before entering the cross walk on the near side of
the intersection, or in the.event there is.no. cross walk, shall stop at a
clearly marked stop line, but if.none, then. at the point nearest the inter-
secting roadway where the driver has .a view of approaching traffic on the inter-
secting roadway before entering the intersection.
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ARTICLE VI
DRIVING REGULATIONS
Section
6.010 Speed limits, careless and imprudent driving.
6.020 Careless and reckless driving.
6.030 Driving while intoxicated.
6.040 Driving while drugged.
6.050 Leaving scene of accident.
6.060 Vehicles to be kept to right.
6.070 Improper lane use.
6.080 Turning regulations.
6.090 Following too closely.
6.100 Passing regulations.
6.110 Passing school bus prohibited.
6.120 Passing on Business Highway 50 prohibited.
6.130 Arm and mechanical signals.
6.140 Right of way regulations generally.
6.150 Right of way, through roadways.
6.160 Right of way, specific intersections.
6.170 Right of way, crosswalks.
6.180 Electrical traffic control signals.
6.190 Stop signs, obedience to.
6.200 Stop on emerging from alleys, driveways or buildings.
6.210 Stop when traffic obstructed.
6.220 Stop on approach of train.
6.230 Blocking crosswalk prohibited.
6.240 One way roadways.
Section 6.010. Speed limit: careless and imprudent drivin&. 1. Every
driver of a motor vehicle shall drive in a carefiil and prudent manner on the road-
ways of this city and at a rate of speed so as not to endanger the property of
another or the life or limb of any person and shall exercise the highest degree
of care.
2. No vehicle shall be driven at a speed in excess of:
A. 70 miles per hour:
(a) On Highway 50-63 between Vetter's Lane underpass and
the ekst city limit's line.
(b) On Highway 50 between Dix Road overpass and the west
city limits line.
B. 55 miles- per-hour:
(a) On Highway 50-63 between Vetter's Lane underpass and
Dix Road overpass.
(b) On Highway 54 between the Missouri River Bridge and
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the south city limits line.
(c) On Highway 63 between Vetter's Lane underpass and
the Missouri River Bridge.
(d) Highway 179 between Industrial Drive and north city
limits line.
C. 50 miles per hour:
(a) On Country Club Drive between Highway 50 and the
west city limits line.
D.. 40 miles per hour:
(a) On Industrial Drive between McCarty Street and North
Ten Mile Drive.
(b) On Ellis Boulevard between Highway 54 and Rosewood
Drive.
(c) On Dunklin Boulevard between a point located 500
feet west of Heisinger Road and South Ten Mile Drive.
(d) On Business Highway 50 and 63 between Grant Street
and the east city limits line.
(e) On North Ten Mile Drive between Industrial Drive and
the west city limits line.
E. 30 miles per hour:
On all streets or highways except where and when a
different speed limit has been authorized or fixed in
this subsection.
F. 20 miles per hour:
(a) On all roadways in any school zone between the hours
of 7:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. on any day that a school,
in or adjacent to the zone, is attended by children.
;'> .. (b) On Chestnut Street between Dunklin Street and Elm
Street.
;;.:. (c) . On Elm Street between Cherry Street and Locust Street.
(d) On Lafayette Street between Dunklin Street and
Miller Street.
(e) On Miller Street between Chestnut Street and Locust
Street.
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(f) On Vetter's Lane between High Street and Elm Street.
G. 15 miles per hour:
Within any public park in the city.
3. The speed limits set by this section shall not apply to an authorized
emergency vehicle as defined in Section 1.020 tinder the conditions mentioned in
Section 4.060, and nothing in subsection 2 hereof shall make the speeds fixed
therein lawful in a situation requiring a lower speed for compliance with the
basic rule declared in subsection 1 of this section.
Section 6.020. Careless and reckless driving. A vehicle shall not be
operated in a careless and reckless manner. Careless and reckless manner is de-
fined as such a manner to indicate a disregard for the safety of persons or
property.
Section 6.030. Intoxicated driving. A vehicle shall not be operated when
the ability of the operator to drive the vehicle is impaired by the use of
intoxicating beverages.
Section 6.040. Driving while drugged or medicated. A vehicle shall not
be operated when the ability of the operator to drive the vehicle is impaired by
the use of drugs or medicines.
Section 6.050. Leaving scene of accident. No person operating a vehicle
on a roadway knowing that an injury has been caused to a person or damage has
been caused to property, due to the culpability of the operator, or to accident,
shall leave the place of said injury, damage or accident without stopping and
giving his name, residence address, motor vehicle number and chauffeur's or
registered operator's number, if any, to the injured party, ,or to any person
exercising control over the damaged property.
Section 6.060. Vehicles to be kept to right. 1. Upon all roadways of
sufficient width a vehicle shall be driven upon the right half of the roadway,
except as follows:
(A) When overtaking and passing another vehicle proceeding in the
same direction under the rules governing such movement;
(B) When placing a vehicle in position for and when such vehicle
is lawfully making a left turn.
(C) When an obstruction exists making it necessary to drive to the
left of the center of the highway; provided, any person so
doing shall yield the right of way to all vehicles traveling
in the proper direction upon the unobstructed portion of the
highway within such distance as to constitute an immediate
hazard;
(D) Upon a roadway divided into three marked lanes for traffic
under the rules applicable thereon; or
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(E) Upon a roadway designated and s•ignposted for one-way traffic.
I 2. Upon any roadway having four or more lanes for moving traffic and
providing for two-way movement of traffic, no vehicle shall be driven to the left
of the center line of the roadway, except when authorized by official traffic-
control devices designating certain lanes to the left side of the center of the
roadway for use by traffic not otherwise permitted to use such lanes, or except
as permitted under subsection 1. (3) hereof.
Section 6.070. Improper lane use. 1. Whenever any roadway has been divided
into two or more clearly marked lanes for traffic, the following rules in addition
to all others consistent herewith shall apply:
(A) A vehicle shall be driven as nearly as practicable entirely
within a single lane and shall not be moved from such lane until
the driver has first ascertained that such movement can be
made with safety.
(B) -- Upon a roadway which is divided into three lanes and provides
for two-way movement of traffic, a vehicle shall not be driven
in the center lane, except when overtaking and passing another
vehicle traveling in the same direction when such center lane
is clear of. traff is within a safe distance, or in preparation for
making a left turn or where such center lane is at the time
allocated exclusively to traffic moving in the same direction
that the vehicle is proceeding and such allocation is designated
by official traffic-control devices.
(C) Official traffic-control devices may be erected directing speci-
fied traffic to use a designated lane or designating those
lanes to be used by traffic moving in a particular direction
regardless of the center of the roadway and drivers of vehicles
shall obey the directions of every such device.
(D) Official traffic-control devices may be erected by the City
Traffic Engineer prohibiting the changing of lanes on sections
of roadway and drivers of vehicles shall obey the directions of
every such device.
2. Whenever any highway has been divided into two or more roadways by leaving
an intervening space or by a physical barrier or clearly indicated dividing section
so constructed as to impede vehicular traffic, every vehicle shall be driven only
upon the right-hand roadway unless directed or permitted to use another roadway
by official traffic-control devices or police officers. No vehicle shall be driven
over, across or within any such dividing space, barrier or section, except through
an opening in such physical barrier or dividing section or space or at a cross-
over or intersection as established, unless specifically prohibited by public
authority.
Section 6.080. Turning regulations. 1. The driver of a vehicle intending
to turn at an intersection shall do so as follows:
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(A) Both the approach for a right turn and a right turn shall be made
as close as practicable to the right hand curb or edge of the roadway.
(B) The execution of a left turn •shall -be made from the marked left turn
lane on the roadway or if there is no marked left turn lane on the roadway,
then at any intersection where traffic is:
(a) permitted to move in both directions on each roadway
entering the intersection, an approach for a left turn
shall be made in that portion of the right half of the
roadway nearest the center line thereof and by passing
to the right of such center line where it enters the
intersection and after entering the intersection the left
turn shall be made so as to leave the intersection to the
right of the center line of the roadway being entered.
Whenever practicable the left turn shall. be made in that
portion of the intersection to the left of the center of
the intersection.
(b) restricted to one direction on one or more of the road-
ways, the driver of a vehicle intending to turn left at
any such intersection shall approach the intersection in
the extreme left-hand lane lawfully available to traffic
moving in the direction of travel of such vehicle and
after entering the intersection the left turn shall be
made so as to leave the intersection, as nearly as prac-
ticable, in the left-hand lane lawfully available to
traffic moving in such direction upon the roadway being
entered.
(C) When signs or markings, in or adjacent to intersections, direct that
Location of a vehicle for the approach and execution of a left turn or right t
or the course of travel of a vehicle in, during and after the execution of a le
or right turn, is different from that prescribed in the preceding paragraphs of
this subsection, the driver of the vehicle shall execute the turn from the position
on the roadway and in the manner directed and required by such signs or markings.
2. The driver of a vehicle shall not turn the same in a manner to proceed
in the opposite direction, commonly termed a "U" turn, at any intersection where
traffic lights are in operation, or in a business district, or at an intersection
where a police officer is directing traffic, or at any other place unless the
movement can be made safely without creating a hazard of collision with any other
vehicle.
Section 6.040. Following too closely. The driver of a vehicle shall not '
follow another vehicle more closely than is reasonably safe and prudent having
due regard for the speed of the vehicle being followed, the traffic upon and
condition of the roadway, and the amount of pedestrian traffic adjacent to the
roadway.
Section 6.100. Passing regulations. 1. Drivers of vehicles proceeding in
opposite directions shall pass each other to the right, and upon roadways having
width for not more than one line of traffic in each direction each driver shall
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give to the other at least one-half of the main-traveled portion of the roadway
as nearly as possible.
2. The following rules shall govern the overtaking and passing of vehicles
proceeding in the same direction:
(A) An operator or driver overtaking and desiring to pass a vehicle
shall sound horn before starting to pass.
(B) Except when overtaking and passing on the right is permitted, the
t driver of a vehicle overtaking another vehicle proceeding in the same direction
shall pass to the left thereof at a safe distance and shall not again drive to
the right side of the roadway until safely clear of the overtaken vehicle
(C) Except when overtaking and passing on the right is permitted, the
driver of an overtaken vehicle shall give way to the right in favor of the over-
taking vehicle on audible signal and shall not increase the speed of his vehicle
until completely passed by the overtaking vehicle.
(D) The driver of a vehicle shall not drive the same on the,left side
of the roadway:
(a) in overtaking and passing another vehicle proceeding in the
same direction unless such left side is clearly visible and is free of oncoming
traffic for a sufficient distance ahead to permit such overtaking and passing to
be completely made without interfering with the safe operation of any vehicle
an overtaken or any vehicle approaching from the opposite direction.
(b) When approaching the crest of a grade or upon a curve in the
street or highway where the driver's view is obstructed within such distance as
to create a hazard in the event another vehicle might approach from the opposite
direction.
(c) When traversing any intersection or railroad grade crossing.
(d) When the view is obstructed upon approaching within 100 feet
of any bridge, viaduct or tunnel
(e) The provisions of subparagraphs (b), (e) and (d) of this
paragraph shall not apply on a one way roadway.
3. Vehicles may be overtaken and passed on their right side:
(A) When making a left turn or displaying a signal showing the driver's
intention to make a left turn and when there is sufficient unobstructed pavement
ahead on the right to allow the overtaking vehicle to pass without leaving the
roadway and without danger to any vehicle or pedestrian on the roadway.
(B) Upon any laned roadway where there are two or more lanes for
traffic moving in the same direction and when such overtaking and passing can
be accomplished with safety to any vehicle on the roadway.
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Section 6.110. Passing school bus prohibited. 1. The driver of a vehicle
upon meeting or overtaking from either direction any school bus which has stopped
on the roadway for the purpose of receiving or discharging any school children
and whose driver has in the manner prescribed by law given the signal to stop,
shall stop the vehicle before reaching the school bus and shall not proceed until
such school bus resumes motion, or until signalled by its driver to proceed.
2. Every bus used to transport school children shall bear upon the front
and rear thereof a plainly visible sign containing the words "school bus" in
letters not less than eight inches in height. Each bus shall have lettered on
the rear in plain and distinct type the following: "Stop while bus is loading
and unloading." Each school bus shall be equipped with a mechanical and elec-
trical signalling device which will display a signal plainly visible from the
front and rear of the bus indicating intention to stop.
3. No driver of a school bus shall take on or discharge passengers while
the vehicle is on the improved portion of any roadway unless the school bus is
plainly visible for at least three hundred feet in each direction to drivers of other
vehicles upon the roadway and then only for such time as is actually necessary to
receive and discharge passengers.
Section 6.120. Passing on Business Highway 50 Prohibited. A driver shall
not overtake or pass another vehicle on the left at any point on Business Highway
50 between Elm Street and Delaware Street.
Section 6.130. Hand and mechanical signals. No driver shall stop or de-
crease the speed of or turn a vehicle from a straight ahead course or operate a
vehicle to the right or left upon a roadway unless and until such movement can
be made with reasonable safety and then only after giving an appropriate signal
in the following manner.
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(A) A driver, when stopping or checking the speed of his vehicle, if
the movement or safety of other vehicles may reasonably be affected by such
stopping or checking of speed, shall extend his arm at an angle below horizontal
so that the same may be seen in the rear of his vehicle.
(B) A driver intending to turn his vehicle to the right shall extend
his arm at an angle above horizontal so that the same may be seen in front of
and in the rear of his vehicle.
(C) A driver intending to turn his vehicle to the left shall extend
his arm in a horizontal position so that the same may be seen in front of and
in the rear of his vehicle.
2. If a vehicle is equipped with a signal light or signal. device in good
mechanical operating condition which displays a signal or light that is plainly
visible to the front and rear of the vehicle so that the intention of the driver
to stop, slow, turn to the right, or turn to the left is clearly indicated, the
signals with the arm prescribed and required in this section need not be given.
Section 6.140. Right of way general,y. 1. Subject to the provisions of
Sections 6.150 and 6.160, the following regulations apply:
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(A) The driver of a vehicle approaching an intersection shall yield
the right of way to a vehicle which has entered the intersection from a different
street.
(B) When two vehicles are approaching an intersection in such a manner
that they will enter the intersection from different streets at approximately
the same time, the driver of the vehicle on the left shall yield the .right of
way to the driver of the vehicle on the right.
2. Where there is no traffic control device present or in operation at an
intersection regulating vehicles approaching each other from opposite directions
on the same roadway, the driver of a vehicle intending to turn left into an inter-
secting roadway shall yield the right of way to any vehicle approaching from the
opposite direction that is entering or so close to the intersecting roadway as
to constitute an immediate hazard.
3. The driver of a vehicle, intending to make a left turn into an alley,
private road or driveway, shall yield the right of way to any vehicle approaching
from the opposite direction which is so close to the alley, private road or drive-
, way as to constitute an immediate hazard.
4. The driver of a vehicle standing, stopped or parked on a roadway shall
keep the vehicle motionless and yield the right of way to any vehicle in motion
on the roadway if failure to do so would constitute an immediate hazard.
Section 6.150. Right of way; through roadways. 1. A.traffic control device
is authorized and shall be installed at all roadways intersecting with "through
roadways". The driver of the vehicle on the intersecting roadway shall yield the
right of way to any vehicle on a "through roadway" that is either in the inter-
section of said roadways or approaching so closely thereto as to constitute an
immediate hazard.
2. The following roadways are declared to be "through roadways":
1. Boonville Road 8. High Street 15. McCarty Street
2. Broadway 9. Highway 50 and 63 16. Monroe Street
3. Capitol Avenue 10. Industrial Drive 17. Moreau Drive
4. Clark Avenue 11. Jefferson Street 18. Saint Mary's Boulevard
5. Dunklin Street 12. Lafayette Street 19. Southwest Boulevard
6. Dunklin Boulevard 13. Madison Street 20. Stadium Boulevard
7. Greenberry Road 14. Main Street 21. Tanner Bridge Road
3. At intersections of "through roadways," the right of way shall be con-
trolled by stop signals or stop and yield signs pursuant to the provisions of
Sections 6.160, 6.180 and 6.190 where applicable.
Section 6.160. Right of way: specific intersections. 1. In construing
the provisions of this subsection, only those provisions in Columns A, B and C
identified by the same number at the left shall relate to each other..
The driver of a vehicle operated on the roadway named in Column A in any
direction named in Column B shall yield the right of way to any vehicle operated
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on the roadway named in Column C which is in the intersection of the roadways
named in Columns A and C or approaching so closely thereto as to constitute an
immediate hazard:
Column A Column B Column C
1. Brooks Street Southwest Industrial Drive
2. Capitol Avenue West Capitol Avenue Extension
3. Cherry Street North or South Miller Street
4. Chestnut Street North Fairmount Boulevard
5. Dixon Drive Northeast Greenberry Road Aft
6. Dunklin Boulevard West South Ten Mile Drive
7. Elm Street West Bolivar Street
8. Elm Street West St. Mary's Boulevard
9. Ewing Drive North Dunklin Street
10. Fairmount Boulevard Southeast Moreau Drive
11. Greenberry Road Northerly Dixon Drive
12. Hart Street North or South Miller Street
13. Hart Street North or South Ridgewood Street
14. Hayselton Drive Southwest Boonville Road
15. Hillcrest West Fairmount Boulevard
16. Hillsdale Street West Belair Drive
17. Hillsdale Street East or West Binder Drive
18. Hough Park Road Northeast Greenberry Road
19. Hough Park Road Northeast Moreau Drive
20. Livingston Street East Binder Drive
21. Livingston Street East Livingston Street
22. Livingston Street East or West Ridgeway Drive
23. Madison Street North or South Capitol Avenue
24. Main Street West High Street
25. Main Street East High Street
26. Monroe Street North or South Capitol Avenue
27. Norris Drive South Hillsdale Street
28. Oakview East or West Ridgeway Drive
29. Orchard Lane East Belair Drive
30. Pamela Drive Northeast Linden Drive
31. Pierce Street Northeast Riverside Lane
32. Rose Halley Street North or South Carol Street
33. Royal Air Drive East Belair Drive
34. Southern Air Drive East Belair Drive
35. Swift's Highway East Myrtle Street
36. Swift's Highway West Southwest Boulevard
37. Taylor Drive North or South Payne Drive
38. Willow Drive West Belair Drive
2. The driver of a vehicle on either access road extending from Clark
Avenue to Highway 50 and 63 shall yield the right of way to any vehicle on Highway
50 and 63 if a failure to do so would constitute an immediate hazard.
3. The driver of a vehicle on the access road extending from High Street
north to Highway 54-63 shall yield the right of way to any vehicle on Highway
54-63 if a failure to do so would constitute an immediate hazard.
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4. The driver of a vehicle on the access road extending from Main Street
north to Highway 54-63 shall yield the right of way to any vehicle on Highway
54-63 if a failure to do so would constitute an immediate hazard.
5. A person driving a vehicle in an easterly direction on Dunklin Boulevard,
when executing a right turn into Dunklin Street, shall yield the right of way
to any vehicle turning left from Harrison Street into Dunklin Street if a failure
to do so would constitute an immediate hazard.
6. A person driving a vehicle in a westerly direction on Dunklin Street,
when executing a right turn into Harrison Street, shall yield the right of way
to any vehicle proceeding easterly on Dunklin Boulevard that continues north-
easterly into Harrison Street if a failure to do so would constitute an immed-
iate hazard.
7. A person driving a vehicle in a westerly direction on Highway 50 and
63, when turning right into Business Highway 50, shall yield the right of way
to any vehicle on Business Highway 50 if the failure to do so would constitute
an immediate hazard.
8; A person driving a vehicle in an easterly direction on Highway 50 and
63, when turning right into Business Highway 50, shall yield the right of way
to any vehicle on Business Highway 50 if the failure to do so would constitute
an immediate hazard.
4. A person driving a vehicle in a soiitherly direction on the ramp to the
intermediate level traffic loop of the tri-level interchange of Highways 50,
54 and 63, before executing a right turn into the access ramp to Highway 50,
shall yield the right of way to any vehicle on the traffic loop if failure to
do so would constitute an immediate hazard.
10. A person driving a vehicle in a northerly direction on the ramp ex-
tending north from Highway 54 to the intermediate level traffic loop of the
tri-level interchange of Highways 50, 54 and 63, before executing; a right turn
into the access vamp extending east to Highway 50 and 63, shall yield the right
of way to any vehicle on the traffic loop if failure to do so would constitute
an immediate hazard.
11. A person driving a vehicle in a westerly direction on the ramp ex-
tending west from Highway 50 and 63 to the intermediate level traffic loop of
the tri-level interchange of Highways 50, 54 and 63, before executing a right
turn into the access ramp extending north into Highway 54 and 63, shall yield
the right of way to any vehicle on the traffic loop if failure to do so would
constitute an immediate hazard,
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12. A person driving a vehicle in an easterly direction on the access
road extending east from the intermediate level traffic loop of the tri-level
interchange of Highways 50, 54 and 63 to Highway 50 shall yield the right of
way to any vehicle on Highway 50 if failure to do so would constitute an immed-
iate hazard.
13. A person driving a vehicle in a westerly direction on the exit ramp
from Highway 54 to Jefferson Street, before making a right turn to proceed
north on Jefferson Street, shall yield the right of way to any vehicle on
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Jefferson Street if failure to do so would constitute an immediate hazard.
14. A person driving a vehicle in an easterly direction on the exit ramp
from Highway 54 to Christy Street, before making a right turn to proceed south
on Christy Street, shall yield the right of way to any vehicle on Christy Street
if failure to do so would constitute an immediate hazard.
15. The driver of a vehicle on the cross roadway separating the east and
west lanes of Highway 50, at its intersection with roadways leading to and from
Country Club Drive, Schellridge Road and South Ten Mile Drive, shall yield the
right of way to a vehicle on Highway 50 if failure to do so would constitute an
immediate hazard.
Section 6.170. Right of way; crosswalks. Where there is no form of traffic
control device present or in operation, the driver of a vehicle shall yield the
right of way, by slowing or stopping if necessary, to (a) any pedestrian crossing
the roadway at an intersection with any marked or unmarked crosswalk, or (b) any fla
pedestrian crossing the roadway within a marked crosswalk.
Section 6.180. Electrical traffic control signals. 1. Whenever traffic
is controlled by electrical traffic control signals at intersections exhibiting
different colored lights or colored lighted arrows successively or in combination,
only the colors green, red and yellow shall be used, except for special pedes-
trian signals carrying a word legend. Said lights and arrows shall indicate and
apply to drivers as follows:
(A) Subject to the provisions in paragraph (B) hereof, the driver of
a vehicle:
�. . Facing a circular green signal may proceed straight through,
or turn right or left unless a sign at such place prohibits either such turn
yielding the right of way to pedestrians lawfully within the intersection or i
an adjacent cross walk at the time such signal is exhibited and yielding the
right of way to any vehicle not required to stop which is either within the
intersections or approaching so closely thereto as to constitute an immediate
hazard.
2. Facing a green arrow signal shown alone or in combination
with another indication may cautiously enter the intersection only to make the
movement indicated by such arrow, or such other movement as is permitted by
other indication shown at the same time, yielding the right of way to pedestrians
lawfully within an adjacent crosswalk and to any other vehicle lawfully using
the intersection.
3. Facing a steady yellow signal is thereby warned that the
related green movement is being terminated or that a red indication will be
exhibited immediately thereafter when vehicular traffic shall not enter the
intersection, and said vehicle shall be stopped before entering the intersection.
4. Facing a steady red signal shall stop the vehicle before
entering the cross-walk on or near the near side of the intersection, or, if
none, then before entering the intersection and shall remain standing until a
green indication is shown.
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(B) Whenever a flashing red or yellow signal is used as a traffic con-
trol signal at intersections, it shall require obedience by vehicular traffic
as follows:
1. Flashing red (stop signal) -- - when a red tense is illuminated
with intermittent flashes, the driver of a vehicle facing such signal shall stop
the vehicle before entering the nearest cross-walk at an intersection, or at
a limit line where marked, or if none, then before entering the intersection,
and the right to proceed shall be subject to the provisions of Section 6.190
applying to vehicles after making a stop at a stop sign.
1. Flashing yellow (caution signal) - - when a yellow lense is
illuminated with intermittent flashes, the driver of a vehicle facing such signal
shall reduce the speed of the vehicle before entering the intersection and then
proceed into and through the intersection with caution to any pedestrian or
vehicle lawfully in the intersection and to any pedestrian lawfully within any
crosswalk adjacent to the intersection.
2. Whenever traffic is controlled by electrical traffic control signals
operating in or immediately adjacent to any marked school crosswalk in the city,
the driver of a vehicle approaching a marked school crosswalk:
(A) Facing a red light signal shall stop the vehicle with the front
end of the vehicle at least three feet from the closest line of the crosswalk
i and remained stopped until directed to proceed by a police officer or a different
signal, yielding the right of way to any pedestrian lawfully within the cross-
walk.
i (B) Facing a yellow light signal shall reduce the speed of the vehicle
and proceed cautiously toward and through the school crosswalk, yielding the
right of way to any pedestrian.lawfully within the crosswalk.
3. In the event an electrical traffic control signal is in operation at
a place other than an intersection or a marked school crosswalk, the provisions
in paragraph (A) of subsection 1 of this section shall be applicable except as
to those provisions which by their nature could have no application. Any stop
required shall be made at a sign or marking on the pavement indicating where
the stop shall be made, but in the absence of any such sign or marking, the
stop shall be made at the signal.
Section 6.190. Stop signs;_ obedience to. The driver of a vehicle on any
roadway first named in the following numbered paragraphs shall stop the vehicle
+ as prescribed in Section 5.090 on the roadway before entering the .intersection
with the second roadway named in the same numbered paragraph and then proceed
cautiously, yielding the right of way to any pedestrian within any crosswalk
adjacent to the intersection and to any vehicle either in the intersection or
approaching so closely thereto, when not required to stop, as to constitute
an immediate hazard:
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A. Access Ramps to and Exit; Ramps From U. S. Highways.
Stop On:
(5) Access Ramp, extending south from Highway 54 and 63 to the intermediate
level traffic loop of the tri-level interchange of Highways 50, 54 and
63, before entering the traffic loop.
(10) Access Ramp, extending east from Highway 50 to the intermediate level
traffic loop of the tri-level interchange of Highways 50, 54 and 63, _
before entering the traffic loop.
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(15) Access Ramp, extending north from Highway 54 to the intermediate level
traffic loop of the tri-level interchange of U. S. Highways 50, 54 and
63, before entering the traffic loop.
(20) Access Ramp, extending west from Highway 50 and 63 to the intermediate
level traffic loop-of the tri-level interchange of U. S. Highways 50,
54 and 63, before entering the traffic. loop.
(25) Exit Ramp, extending from Highway 54 to Christy Street, before entering
Christy Street.
(30) Exit Ramp, extending east from Highway 50 and 63 to Clark Avenue, before
entering Clark Avenue.
(35) Exit Ramp, extending west from Highway 50 and 63 to Clark Avenue, before
entering Clark Avenue.
(40) Exit Ramp, extending east from Highway 50 to Dix Road, before entering
Dix Road.
(45) Exit Ramp, extending west from Highway 50 to Dix Road, before entering
Dix Road.
(50) Exit Ramp, extending from Highway 54 to Jefferson Street, for traffic con-
tinuing south on Jefferson Street, before entering Jefferson Street.
(55) Exit Ramp, extending south from Highway 50 and 63 to Main Street, before �-
entering Main Street.
B. Other Specified Intersections
Stop On:
(60) Access Road from Cole County Highway "C" before entering Jefferson Street.
(65) Adams Street before entering Ashley Street.
(70) Adams Street before entering Case Street.
(75) Adams Street before entering Dunklin Street.
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(80) Adams Street before entering High Street.
(85) Adams Street before entering McCarty Street.
(90) Adams Street before entering Russell Street.
(95) Adams Street before entering Union Street.
(100) Ash Street before entering 'High Street.
(105) Ash Street before entering McCarty Street.
(110) Ashley Street before entering Broadway Street.
(115) Ashley Street before entering Jefferson Street.
(120) Ashley Street before entering Madison Street.
(125) Ashley Street before entering Monroe Street.
(130) Ashley Street before entering Washington Street.
(135) Atchison Street before entering Broadway Street.
(140) Atchison Street before entering Chestnut Street.
(145) Atchison Street before entering Jefferson Street.
(150) Atchison Street before entering Madison Street.
(155) Bald Hill Road before entering Clark Avenue.
i (160) Beck Street before entering Dunklin Boulevard.
(165) Belair Drive before entering Boonville Road.
(170) Belair Drive before entering Main Street.
(175) Belmont Drive before entering Boonville Road.
(180) Belmont Drive before entering Norris Drive.
(185) Benton Street before entering High Street.
fr : (190) Benton Street before entering McCarty Street.
(195) Binder Drive before entering Main Street.
(200) Bolivar Street before entering High Street.
(205) Bolivar Street before entering McCarty Street.
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(210) Bolivar Street before entering Main Street.
(215) Boonville Road before entering Main Street.
(220) Broadway Street before entering Dunklin Street.
(225) Broadway Street before entering McCarty Street.
(230) Brooks Street before entering High Street.
(235) Brooks Street before entering McCarty Street.
(240) Buchanan Street before entering Hough Street.
(245) Buena Vista before entering Edmonds Street.
(250) Busch Street before entering Waverly Street.
(255) Capitol Avenue before entering Cherry Street.
(260) Capitol Avenue before entering Capitol Drive. C_
(265) Capitol Avenue before entering Lafayette Street.
(270) Capitol Avenue before entering Riverside Drive.
(275) Carol Street before entering Hough Park.
(280) Case Street before entering Adams Street.
(285) Center Street before entering High Street.
(290) Cherry Street before entering Capitol Avenue.
(295) Cherry Street before entering High Street.
(300) Cherry Street before entering Highway 50 and 63.
(305) Cherry Street before entering McCarty Street.
(310) Chestnut Street before entering Dunklin Street.
(315) Chestnut Street before entering High Street.
(320) Chestnut Street before entering Leslie Boulevard.
(325) Chestnut Street before entering McCarty Street.
(330) Christy Street before entering Ellis Boulevard. F
(335) Christy Street before entering Russell Street.
(340) Clark Avenue before entering Dunklin Street. ?
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(345) Clark Avenue before entering McCarty Street.
(350) Clay Street before entering High Street.
(355) Clay Street; before entering Main Street.
(360) Clay Street before entering McCarty Street.
(365) Cliff Drive before entering Clay Street.
x (370) Commercial Avenue before entering Jefferson Street.
(375) Commercial Avenue before entering Madison Street.
(380) Commercial Avenue before entering Monroe Street.
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(385) Conrad Street before entering Dunklin Boulevard.
(390) Country Club Drive before entering Highway 50.
Jy� (395) Crystal View Terrace before entering Boonville Road.
(400) Dawson Street before entering High Street.
(405) Delaware Street before entering Dunklin Boulevard.
. I (410) Dix Road before entering Industrial Drive.
(415) Dix Road before entering Main Street.
(420) Dixon Drive before entering Hough Park Road.
(425) Donald Drive before entering Main Street.
(430) Douglas Drive before entering Main Street.
(435) (Dunklin Boulevard before entering Highway 50
(Business Highway 50)
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(440) Dunklin Street before entering Broadway Street.
(445) Dunklin Street before entering Clark Avenue.
(450) Dunklin Street before entering Jefferson Street.
r? (455) Dunklin Street before entering Lafayette Street.
(460) Dunklin Street before entering Madison Street.
(465) Edmonds Street before entering Myrtle Avenue.
(470) Edwards Street before entering Buchanan Street.
(475) Edwards Street before entering Lincoln Street.
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(480) Edwards Street before entering Pierce Street.
(485) Elizabeth Street before entering Edmonds Street.
(490) Elizabeth Street before entering Myrtle Avenue.
(495) Ella Street before entering Jordan Street.
(500) Ellis Boulevard before entering Tanner Bridge Road.
(505) Elm Street before entering Broadway Street.
(510) Elm Street before entering Cherry Street.
(515) Elm Street before entering Chestnut Street.
(520) Elm Street before entering Clark Avenue.
(525) Elm Street before entering Harrison Street (Business Highway 50)
(530) Elm Street before entering Jackson Street. l
(535) Elm Street before entering Lafayette Street. l
(540) Expressview Drive before entering Highway 50 and 63. [
(545) Fillmore Street before entering Broadway Street.
(550) Forest Hill before entering Main Street.
(555) Franklin Street before entering Lafayette Street.
(560) Fulkerson Street before entering High Street.
(565) Fulkerson Street before entering McCarty Street.
(570) Fulkerson Street before entering Main Street.
(575) Georgia Street before entering Dunklin Boulevard.
(580) Grant Street before entering High Street (Business Highway 50) .
(585) Greenberry Road before entering Cole County Highway "B".
(590) Hart Street before entering McCarty Street.
(595) Havana Street before entering McCarty Street.
(600) Havana Street before entering Main Street.
(605) Hickory Street before entering Adams Street.
(610) Hickory Street before entering Monroe Street.
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(615) High Street before entering McCarty Street (Business Highway 50).
(620) High Street before entering Lafayette Street.
(625) High Street access road before entering Mulberry Street.
(630) High Street exit road before entering Walnut Street.
(635) Highway 50 (Business Route) before entering McCarty Street.
(640) Hillsdale Drive before entering Ridgeway Street.
(645) Hobbs Lane before entering Country Club Drive.
(650) Hogan Drive before entering Country Club Drive.
(655) Hogan Drive before entering South Ten Mile Drive.
(660) Houchin Street before entering Dunklin Street.
(665) Hough Street before entering Riverside Lane.
(670) Howard Street before entering Dunklin Boulevard.
(675) Hub Street before entering McCarty Street.
(680) Industrial Drive before entering Dix Road.
(685) Industrial Drive before entering McCarty Street.
(690) Jackson Street before entering Dunklin Street.
(695) Jackson Street before entering High Street.
(700) Jackson Street before entering McCarty Street.
r (705) Jaycee Drive before entering Industrial Drive.
(710). .Jaycee Drive before entering Main Street,
(715) Jefferson Street before entering Capitol Avenue.
(720) Jefferson Street before entering Dunklin Street.
(725) Johnson Street before entering Hough Street.
(730) Johnson Street before entering Lincoln Street.
(735) Kansas Street before entering Dunklin Boulevard.
(740) Lafayette Street before entering Capitol Avenue.
(745) Lafayette Street before entering Dunklin Street.
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(750) Lafayette Street before entering High Street.
(755) Lafayette Street before entering McCarty Street.
(760) Leslie Drive before entering Moreau Drive.
(765) Lincoln Street before entering Edwards Street.
(770) Lincoln Street before entering High Street.
(775) Lincoln Street before entering Hough Street.
(780) Linn Street before entering Elm Street.
(785) Livingston Street before entering Boonville Road.
(790) Locust Street before entering Dunklin Street.
(795) Locust Street before entering Elm Street.
(800) Locust Street before entering High Street.
(805) Locust Street before entering McCarty Street.
(810) Lowell Drive before entering Boonville Road.
(815) Madison Street before entering Atchison Street.
(820) Madison Street before entering Dunklin Street.
(825) Main Street before entering Industrial Drive.
830 Manilla Street before entering McCarty Street. '
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(835) Marshall Street before entering Dunklin Street.
(840) Marshall Street before entering McCarty Street.
(845) McCarty Street before entering the exit ramp for southbound traffic on
Highway 54 and 63 extending to the intermediate level traffic loop of
the tri-level 'interchange of Highways 50, 54 and 63.
(850) McCarty Street before entering the access ramp for northbound traffic
extending from the intermediate level traffic loop of the tri-level
interchange of Highways 50, 54 and 63 to Highways 54 and 63. 3
(855) McCarty Street before entering Broadway Street.
(860) McCarty Street before entering Clark Avenue.
(865) McCarty Street before entering Hughes Street.
(870) McCarty Street before entering Lafayette Street.
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(875) McCarty Street before entering McCarty Street (near Hart Street; applies
to eastbound vehicles only) .
(880) McCarty Street before entering McCarty Street (from Vista Place; applies
to westbound vehicles only) .
(885) McCarty Street before entering Walnut Street.
(890) McCarty Street before entering Vista Place.
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(895) McKinley Street before entering Hough Street.
(900) Meadow Lane before entering Boonville Road.
(905) .Michigan Street before entering Dunklin Boulevard.
(910) Miller Street before entering Broadway Street.
(915) Miller Street before entering Chestnut Street.
(920) Miller Street before entering Clark Avenue.
(925) Miller Street before entering Jackson Street.
(930) Miller Street before entering Jefferson Street.
(935) Miller Street before entering Lafayette Street.
(940) Miller Street before entering Madison Street.
(945) Miller Street before entering Monroe Street.
:j . (950) Miller Street before entering Washington Street.
(955) Missouri Highway 179 before entering Industrial Drive.
(960) Monroe Street before entering Dunklin Street.
r.'. (965) Monroe Street before entering Tanner Bridge Road.
(970) Moreland Avenue before entering Moreau Drive.
(975) Mulberry Street before entering Dunklin Street.
(980) Mulberry Street before entering Elm Street.
(985) Mulberry Street before entering High Street.
' (990) Mulberry Street before entering McCarty Street.
(995) Mulberry Street before entering Highway 50-63.
(1000) Myrtle Avenue before entering Edmonds Street.
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(1005) Myrtle Avenue before entering Stadium Boulevard.
(1010) Nelson Drive before entering Miller Street.
(1015) Norris Drive before entering Boonville Road.
(1020) Oakview Street before entering Binder Drive.
(1025) Oakwood Drive before entering Fairmount Boulevard.
(1030) Ohio Street before entering Dunklin Boulevard.
(1035) Olive Street before entering Capitol Avenue.
(1040) Olive Street before entering High Street.
(1045) Outer Road before entering Highway 50 at Station 667 + 00 on Missouri
Highway Commission plan for Project No. 0026-50 (5) UA.
(1050) Pamela Street before entering Swift's Highway.
(1055) Payne Drive before entering Greenberry Road.
(1060) Peach Tree Drive before entering Ellis Boulevard.
(1065) Pierce Street before entering Hough Street.
(1070) Pine Street before entering Capitol Avenue.
(1075) Pine Street before entering High Street.
(1080) Polk Street before entering Hough Street.
(1085) Redwood Drive before entering Boonville Road.
(1090) Ridgeway Drive before enterin g Main Street.
(1095) Riverside Drive before entering High Street. C
(1100) Riverside Drive before entering Riverside Lane. I
(1105) Roland Street before entering Lafayette Street. '
(1110) Rosewood Street before entering Carol Street. r
(1115) Rosewood Street before entering Hough Park Road.
(1120) Rosewood Street before entering Winston Drive.
(1125) Rose Valley Street before entering Leslie Boulevard.
(1130) Russell Street before entering Monroe Street.
(1135) Saint Mary's Boulevard before entering Dunklin Boulevard.
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(1140) Scheilridge Road before entering Country Club Drive.
(1145) Seven Hills Road before entering Greenberry Road.
(1150) Short Street before entering Riverside Drive.
(1155) South Ten Mile Drive before entering Country Club Drive.
(1160) South Ten Mile Drive before entering Dunklin Boulevard (Business 50) .
(1165) South Ten Mile Drive before entering Highway 50.
(1170) Southwest Boulevard before entering Stadium Boulevard.
. (1175) Stadium Boulevard before entering Southwest Boulevard.
(1180) Stadium Boulevard before entering Jefferson Street.
(1185) Sue Drive before entering Highway 179.
(1190) Sue Drive before entering Shumate Chapel Road.
;;. (1195) Swift's Highway before entering Jefferson Street.
(1200) Swift's Highway before entering Myrtle Avenue (west bound vehicles only) .
(1205) Tanner Bridge Road before entering Christy Street.
(1210) Tanner Bridge Road before entering Ellis Boulevard.
(1215) Taylor Street before entering Hough Street.
(1220) Tomlee Road before entering South Ten Mile Drive.
(1225) Twin Hills Road before entering Belair Drive.
(1230) Twin Hills Road before entering Sue Drive.
(1235) Tyler Street before entering Monroe Street.
(1240) Union Street before. entering Adams Street.
(1245) Union Street before entering Jackson Street,
(1250) Union Street before entering Lafayette Street.
(1255) Vetter's Lane before entering Elm Street.
(1260) Vetter's Lane before entering High Street.
(1265) Vetter's Lane before entering McCarty Street.
(1270) Vetter's•Lane before entering Miller Street.
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(1275) Virginia Street before entering Dunklin Boulevard.
(1280) Vista Place before entering Main Street.
(1285) Wall Street before entering Adams Street.
(1290) Wall Street before entering Jefferson Street.
(1295) Wall Street before entering Madison Street.
(1300) Wall Street before entering Monroe Street.
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(1305) Walnut Street before entering Main Street.
(1310) Walnut Street before entering McCarty Street.
(1315) Washington Street before entering Atchison Street.
(1320) Washington Street before entering Dunklin Street.
(1325) Washington Street before entering McCarty Street.
(1330) Waverly Street before entering Dunklin Boulevard.
(1335) Wayne Drive before entering Boonville Road.
(1340) Westwood Drive before entering Main Street.
(1345) Willcoxon Street before entering High Street.
(1350) Willcoxon Street before entering Lincoln Street.
(1355) Williams Street before entering Dix Road.
(1360) Willow Drive before entering Main Street.
(1365) Winston Drive before entering Rosewood Street.
(1370) Woodlawn Street before entering Jackson Street.
(1375) Woodlawn Street before entering Monroe Street.
2. The driver of a vehicle approaching a portable non electrical sign
marked "STOP" in or adjacent to an intersection shall stop the vehicle before '
entering the nearest crosswalk and keep the vehicle motionless unless directed
by a police officer to proceed or, if no officer is present, shall proceed
cautiously yielding the right of way to any pedestrian in a crosswalk at the
intersection.
3. The driver of a vehicle approaching a portable non electrical sign
marked "STOP" in or adjacent to a marked crosswalk shall stop the vehicle with
its front end at least three feet from the nearest line of the crosswalk and
keep the vehicle motionless unless directed by a police officer to proceed, or
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if an officer is not present, shall proceed cautiously yielding the right of
way to any pedestrian in the crosswalk.
Section 6.200. StOR on emerging from alleys,_ driveways or building. The
driver of a vehicle emerging from an alley, driveway or building shall stop such
vehicle immediately prior to driving onto a sidewalk or onto the sidewalk area
extending across any alleyway or driveway, and shall yield the right of way to
any pedestrian as may be necessary to avoid collision, and upon entering the
roadway shall yield the .right of way to all vehicles approaching on said roadway.
Section 6.210. Stop when traffic obstructed. No driver shall enter an
intersection or a marked cross walk unless there is sufficient space on the
other side of the intersection or cross walk to accommodate the vehicle he is
operating without obstructing the passage of other vehicles or pedestrians,
notwithstanding any traffic control signal indication to proceed.
Section 6.220. Stop on approach of train. 1. Whenever any person driving
a vehicle approaches a railroad grade crossing under any of the circumstances
stated in this section, the driver of such vehicle shall stop within fifty feet
but not less than fifteen feet from the nearest rail of such railroad, and shall
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not proceed until he can do so safely. The foregoing requirements shall apply
when:
(1) A clearly visible electric or mechanical signal device gives
warning of the immediate approach of a railroad train;
(2) A crossing gate is lowered or when a human flagman gives or con-
tinues to give a signal of the approach or passage of a railroad train;
(3) An approaching railroad train is plainly visible and is in haz-
Aft proximity to such crossing.
' 2. No person shall drive any vehicle through, around or under any crossing
gate or barrier at a railroad crossing while such gate or barrier is closed or
is being opened or closed.
Section. 6.230. Blocking crosswalks prohibited . The driver of a vehicle
shall not stop it on a roadway at a point where it partially or completely
obstructs a marked or unmarked crosswalk.
Section 6.240. One way roadway. The driver of a vehicle shall operate
the same only in the direction authorized on. the following .roadways:
A. Access and Exit RaMLE and Roads.
(10) On the access road to High Street, lying adjacent to and south
of the High Street viaduct and extending from Walnut Street to
Mulberry Street, -- in an easterly direction.
(20) On the access road to Walnut Street, lying adjacent to and north
of the High Street viaduct and extending from Mulberry Street to
Walnut Street, --- in a westerly direction.
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(30) On the access road to Main Street, lying adjacent to and west of
Highway 54 & 63 and extending from said highway to Main Street,
in a southerly direction.
(40) On the access road to Highway 54 and 63, lying adjacent to and
east of said highway and extending from Main Street to said high-
way, -- in a northerly direction.
(50) On the access road to Highway 54 and 63, lying adjacent to and
east of said highway and extending from High Street to said high-
way, -- in a northerly direction.
(60) On the exit ramp to Clark Avenue, lying north of and extending from
Highway 50 and 63 to Clark Avenue, --- in a westerly direction.
(70) On the exit ramp to Clark Avenue., lying south of and extending
from Highway 50 and 63 to Clark Avenue, -- in an easterly direction.
(80) On the access road to Highway 50 and 63, lying south of and
extending from Clark Avenue to said highway, -- in an easterly
direction.
(90) On the access road to Highway 50 and 63, lying north of and
extending from Clark Avenue to said highway, -- in a westerly
direction.
(100) On the access road to Highway 50, lying north of said highway
and extending from Dix Road to said highway, -- in a westerly
direction only.
(110) On the exit road to Dix Road, lying south of and extending from
Highway 50 to Dix Road, -- in an easterly direction only.
(120) On the access road to Highway 50, lying south of said highway
and extending from Dix Road to said highway, -- in an easterly
direction only.
(130) On the exit road to Dix Road, lying north of and extending from
Highway 50 to Dix Road, -- in a westerly direction only.
(140) On the exit ramp to Jefferson Street for traffic on Highway 54
in a westerly direction.
(150) On the access ramp to Highway 54 for traffic on Jefferson Street
in a southeasterly direction.
(160) On the exit ramp to Christy Street for traffic on Highway 54 -- `
in an easterly direction.
(170) On the access ramp to Highway 54 for traffic on Christy Street
in a northwesterly direction.
(180) On the exit ramp, adjacent to and north of Highway 50, to the
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intermediate level traffic loop of the tri-level interchange of
Highways 50, 54 and 63 from Highway 50, -- in a northwesterly
direction.
(190) On the access ramp to Highway 54 and 63, adjacent to and east of
Highway 54, from the intermediate level traffic loop of the tri-
level interchange of Highways 50, 54 and 63, -- in a northerly
direction.
(200) On the exit ramp from Highway 54 and 63, adjacent to and west of Highway
54, to the intermediate level traffic loop of the tri-level inter-
change of Highways 50, 54 and 63, -- in a southerly direction.
(210) On the access ramp to Highway 50, adjacent to and north of Highway
50, from the intermediate level traffic loop of the tri-level
interchange of Highways 50, 54 and 63, -- in a westerly direction.
(220) On the exit ramp from Highway 50, adjacent to and south of Highway
50, to the intermediate level traffic loop of the tri-level inter-
change of Highways 50, 54 and 63, -- in an easterly direction.
(230) On the access .ramp to Highway 54, adjacent to and west of Highway
54, from the intermediate level traffic loop of the tri-level inter-
change of Highways 50, 54 and 63, -- in a southerly direction,
(240) On the exit ramp from Highway 54, adjacent to and east of Highway
54, to the intermediate level traffic loop of the tri-level inter-
change of Highways 50, 54 and 63, in a northerly direction.
(250) On the access ramp to Highway 50 and 63, adjacent to and south of
Adft Highway 50, from the intermediate level traffic loop of the tri-
level interchange of Highways 50, 54 and 63, -- in an easterly
direction. ,
,. (260) On the Madison Street exit road, from its .junction with Highway
54 to a point 800 feet north on Madison Street, -- in a northerly
direction.
(270) On the Madison Street entrance to Highway 54, from a point on
Madison Street 1100 feet north of the junction of Madison Street
and Highway 54, -- in a southerly direction only.
(280) On the intermediate level traffic loop of the tri-level interchange
on Highways 50, 54 and 63, -- in a counter clockwise direction.
B. Other roadways.
(290) On Adams Street, between High and McCarty Street, -- in a southerly
direction.
(300) On Beck Street, between Dunklin Boulevard and Sty Mary's Boulevard,
in a northerly direction only.
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(310) On Cedar Street, between Monroe and Madison Street, -- in a westerly
directions
(320) On Clay Street, between High Street and McCarty Street, -- in a
southerly direction.
(330) On Commercial Avenue., between Adams Street and Jefferson Street,
in a westerly direction.
(340) On Fulkerson Street, between Main Street and High Street, -- in a
northerly direction (for commercial vehicles only) .
(350) On Jackson Street, between Russell Street and Dunklin Street,
in a northerly direction,
(360) On Manilla Street, between McCarty Street and the south terminus
of Manilla Street, -- in a southerly direction. --
(370) On Marshall Street, between Capitol Avenue and McCarty Street,
in a southerly direction.
(380) On Michigan Street, between Dunklin Boulevard and Louisiana
Street, -- in a southerly direction.
(390) On Monroe Street, between Hickory Street and Tanner Bridge Road,
in a southerly direction.
(400) On Oak Street, between Woodlawn Street and Union Street, -- in a
southerly direction.
(410) On Russell Street, between Monroe Street and Jackson Street, --
in an easterly direction.
(420) On Wall Street, between Washington Street and Jefferson Street,
in an easterly direction.
(430) On Washington Street, between High Street and McCarty Street,
in a southerly direction.
(440) On the north half of Highway 50 between the east city limits and x
the west city limits, -- in a westerly direction.
(450) On the south half of Highway 50 between the west city limits and
the east city limits, -- in an easterly direction.
(460) On the east half of Highway 54 from the south city limits to a
point 200 feet south of the Missouri River Bridge, -- in a northerly
direction.
(470) On the west half of Highway 54 from a point 200 feet south of the
Missouri River Bridge to the south city limits line, -- in a
southerly direction.
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ARTICLE VII
MISCELLANEOUS REGULATIONS
Section
l: 7.010 Following and parking near fire vehicles.
7.020 Crossing fire .hose.
7.030 Driving through funeral or other procession.
7.040 Driving in procession.
7.050 Funeral procession to be identified.
7.060 Marches, parades and processions.
7.070 Vehicle not to be driven on a sidewalk.
7.080 Driving on new roadways or sidewalks.
7.090 Limitations on backing.
' 7.100 Opening and closing vehicle doors.
a, 7.110 Unattended vehicle; removal of keys.
7.120 Unattended vehicle; engine to be stopped.
7.130 Riding on motorcycles.
7.140 Riding bicycle on sidewalks.
7:.150 Clinging to vehicle.
7.160 Limited access roadways; restrictions on use.
7.170 Railroad trains not to block streets.
7.180 Towing vehicles.
7 .190 Materials escaping on roadway.
7.200 Gasoline carriers; regulation of.
7.210 Weight restrictions, streets and bridges.
7.220 Through traffic prohibited.
Aft Section 7.010. Following and parking near fire vehicles. The driver:,6f„a4y:
vehicle other than one on official business shall not follow any fire apparatus
traveling in response to a fire alarm closer than five hundred feet or drive into
or park such vehicle within the block where fire apparatus has stopped in answer
to a fire alarm.
Section 7.020. Crossing fire hose. No vehicle shall be driven over:.any
unprotected hose of a fire department when laid down on any street, private
driveway or streetcar track, to be used at any fire or alarm of fire, without
the consent of the fire department official in command.
Section 7.030. Driving through funeral or other_ procession. No driver of
a vehicle shall drive between the vehicles comprising a funeral or other author-
ized procession while they are in motion and when such vehicles are conspicuously
designated as provided in Section 3.090. This provision shall not apply at
intersections where traffic is controlled by traffic control signals or police
officers.
Section 7.040. Driving in procession. Each driver in a funeral or other
procession shall drive as near to the right hand edge of the roadway as prac-
ticable and shall follow the vehicle ahead as close as is practicable and safe.
Section 7.050. Funeral procession to be identified. A funeral composed
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of a procession of vehicles shall be identified as such by the display upon the
outside of each vehicle of a pennant or other identifying insignia or by such
other method as may be determined and designated by the traffic division.
Section 7.060. Marches, parades and processions. 1. No group of three
or more persons shall march, parade or walk in procession on any public street,
roadway, highway or sidewalk in this city, nor shall any parade or procession
of three or more motor vehicles be operated on any public street, roadway or
highway in the city unless a permit authorizing such march, parade or procession
has first been obtained from the chief of police of the city.
2, Application for a permit shall be filed with the chief of police on
a form to be provided by him and shall state, among other things, the purpose
of the parade, march or procession, and the date, time, intended route and
estiimated length and duration thereof. The application shall be filed at least
seven days before the intended date of such march, parade or procession unless
the chief of police, with the written approval of the mayor, waives such require-
ment.
3. If the chief of police determines that such march, parade or pro-
cession will not constitute an unreasonable interference with normal vehicular
and pedestrian traffic along the route described in the application, he shall
issue a permit authorizing the march, parade or procession; provided that, if
he further finds that it is in the public interest and safety, he may issue the
permit subject to such conditions, including the following, as he may deem
reasonably necessary:
a. That each person participating in the march, parade or
procession shall conduct himself or herself in a peaceful
and orderly manner and in compliance with all ordinances
of the city.
bo That all persons participating in the march, parade or
procession shall be subject to the escort of such peace
or law enforcement officers as may be available to the
city for such duty.
4. If a permit to march, parade or conduct a procession is issued subject
to any conditions, the person to whom the permit is issued shall notify each
participant in the march, parade or procession of all conditions in the permit,
and in any prosecution for a -violation of any condition in the permit, ignorarice
of the conditions shall not:.be deemed a defense to the charge preferred.
5. Whenever the chief of police issues a permit under this section, no
non-participant in such march, parade or procession shall obstruct or in any
way interfere with the order of such march, parade or procession by any means
whatsoever.
6. No person, in a group of three or more persons, shall march, parade,
or walk or run in procession on any public street, roadway, highway or sidewalk
in this city, nor shall any person operate or ride in a motor vehicle in any
parade or procession of three or more motor vehicles on any public street,
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roadway or highway in the city unless a permit authorizing such march, parade or
procession has been issued by the chief of police as hereinabove provided.
7. No person participating in any march, parade or procession for which
a permit has been issued as hereinabove provided shall violate any of the con-
; ditions, if any, contained in the permit.
Gs Section 7.070. Vehicle shall not be driven on a sidewalk. The driver of
s a vehicle shall not drive within any sidewalk area except as a permanent or
temporary driveway.
Section 7.080. Driving on new roadways and sidewalks. A driver shall not
operate a vehicle upon any newly improved or surfaced roadway or sidewalk where
a barricade has been erected to protect the roadway or sidewalk, or where a sign
has been erected either warning against such operation or advising that the
t roadway or sidewalk has been closed to traffic; provided however, in an emergency,
a vehicle may be operated over a newly improved sidewalk, to the abutting property,
{c if the owner of the property or the operator of the vehicle shall beforehand
place boards or metal across and upon the newly improved sidewalk to protect the
same from the weight of the vehicle.
Section 7.090. Limitations on backing. The driver of a vehicle shall not
back the same unless such movement can be made with reasonable safety and with-
out interfering with other traffic.
Section 7.100. Opening and closing vehicle doors. No person shall open
the door of a motor vehicle on the side available to moving traffic unless and
until it is reasonably safe to do so, nor shall any person leave a door open on
the side of a motor vehicle available to moving traffic for a period of time
longer than. necessary to load or unload passengers.
Ask Section 7.110. Unattended vehicle; keys to be removed from. No person
shall leave a motor vehicle parked or stopped on any roadway in this city un-
attended with the keys to the vehicle in the ignition switch.
Section 7.120. Unattended vehicles; engine to be stopped: No person:.
shall leave a motor vehicle parked or stopped on any roadway in this city with
its engine running unless a person qualified and able to operate the vehicle is
in same.
Section 7.130. Ridingron motorcycles. A person operating a motorcycle
shall ride only upon the permanent and regular seat attached thereto, and such
operator shall not carry any other person nor shall any other person ride on a
motorcycle unless such motorcycle is designed to carry more than one person,
in which event a passenger may ride upon the permanent and regular seat if
designed for two persons, or upon another seat firmly attached to the rear or
side of the operator.
Section 7.140. Riding bicycle on sidewalks. 1. No person shall ride a
bicycle upon a sidewalk within a business district existing under the city
zoning code.
2. Whenever any person is riding a bicycle upon a sidewalk, such person
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shall yield the right of way to any pedestrian and shall give audible signal
before overtaking and passing such pedestrian.
Section 7.150. Clinking to vehicle. No person riding upon any bicycle,
coaster, roller skates, sled or toy vehicle shall attach the same or himself
to any vehicle upon a roadway.
Section 7.160. Limited access roadways; restrictions on use. 1. All four
lane highways divided into two 2-lane highways for traffic moving in opposite
directions, together with all access roads and exit ramps leading to and from
same, are considered to be limited access roadways for the purposes of this
section.
2. No person shall drive a motor vehicle onto or from any limited access
roadway except at such entrances and exits established by public authority.
3. No person shall stop a motor vehicle within the limits of the right
of way of any limited access roadway except when required by law or when the
motor vehicle becomes non-operable, in which event the operator thereof shall
have the vehicle removed with all possible speed.
4. The operator of a bicycle or motor scooter shall not drive the same
on any limited access roadway except to cross same at right angles by the most
direct route at crossings designated by public authority.
5. No pedestrian shall use any limited access roadway except to cross
same by the shortest and most direct route at crossings designated by public
authority.
Section 7.170. Railroad trains not to block streets. It shall be un-
lawful for the directing officer or the operator of any railroad grain to
direct the operation of or to operate the same in such a manner as to prevent
the use of any street for purposes of travel for a period of time longer than
five minutes; provided that this section shall not apply to a moving train or
to one stopped because of an emergency or for repairs necessary before it can
proceed safely.
Section 7.180. Towing vehicles. When the driver of a vehicle is towing
another, the two vehicles shall not be separated by more than fifteen feet and
shall be coupled by a line on which there shall be displayed a white cloth or
paper so that the same will be clearly visible to other users of the roadway.
During the time that lights are required by Section 11.010 the required lights
shall be displayed by both vehicles.
Section 7.190. Materials escaping on roadway. No person shall throw or
deposit, or permit to escape on or upon, any roadway, any tacks, nails, wire,
scrap metal,, glass or crockery, or other substances injurious to the tires of
vehicles, or any materials or substances of any kind carried in or upon the
vehicle. The driver of a vehicle, who has purposely or accidentally permitted
any material or substance of any kind carried in or upon the vehicle to escape
upon the roadway, shall immediately stop and clear the roadway of same before
proceeding further.
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Section 7 200. Gasoline carriers, regulation of. 1. The driver of any
tank vehicle, or of any tractor pulling a tank trailer, containing gasoline,
kerosene, fuel oil or other flammable liquid shall not remain in the vehicle
while it is being filled or discharged but he shall stay in the immediate
vicinity of the vehicle. A delivery hose, when attached to a tank vehicle,
shall be deemed a part of the tank vehicle.
2. No tank vehicle having a capacity of 1,000 gallons or more, when
containing gasoline, kerosene, fuel oil or other flammable liquid shall be
operated or propelled within the limits of the city except on Highways 50, 54
Wnd 63; provided that such vehicles may depart from these highways to load,
unload or secure repairs by using the most direct route to and from the place
where the loading or unloading is to be done or the repairs are to be made.
Should it be necessary for such a vehicle to depart from the above numbered
highways for any purpose other than mentioned above the operator of the
vehicle shall first obtain permission from the fire department before making
such departure.
3. A tank vehicle shall not be left unattended for a period in excess
of two (2) hours on any highway, roadway, street, avenue or alley in this
city, provided that stops for rest or meals exceeding two (2) hours in
duration may be made during the day and at night if the roadway is well
lighted at the point of parking.
4. Tank vehicles containing liquefied petroleum gases or any flammable
or combustible liquid, shall not be parked out of doors at one point off of
the roadways of the city for longer than two hours unless kept at least 25
feet from all buildings.'
5. Tank vehicles shall not be garaged or parked in any building in the
city unless the building has been specifically approved for that purpose by
the fire chief.
Section 7.210. . Weight restrictions; streets and bridges. The driver
of a vehicle:
1. Having a gross weight, when loaded, in excess of 18,000 pounds shall
not operate the same without first obtaining a permit from the Director of
Public Works on the following named roadways:
A. Stadium Boulevard between U. S. Highway 54 and the west
corporate limits of the city.
B. Southwest Boulevard between the south corporate limits t
of the city and a point on Southwest Boulevard located
eleven hundred feet south of U. S. Highway 50.
2. Having a gross weight in excess of 16,000 pounds, when loaded, shall _
not operate the same over or upon the bridge at the south end of the 700 block
of Ohio Street.
3. Having a manufacturer's rated capacity in excess of one ton shall
On ot operate the same upon or over the alley lying between and extending
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parallel to Cottage Lane and Dunklin Street.
Section 7.220. Through traffic Prohibited. The driver of any truck or
tractor licensed by the State of Missouri for a gross weight in excess of 6,000
pounds shall not drive the same:
A. On Dixon Drive unless the vehicle is moving from, or
destined to, a point on Dixon Drive.
B. On !Willow Drive unless the vehicle is moving from, or
destined to, a point on Willow Drive.
C. On High Street between Broadway Street and Adams
Street at any time between the hours of 74.30 A.M. and
5:30 P.M. except when authorized by a police depart-
ment permit.
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ARTICLE VIII
SCHOOLS
Section
8.010 School zones; locations.
8.0120 School crosswalks; location.
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Section 8.01Q. School zones; location. The following roadways are school
zones:
(10) Belair School:
Belair Drive between Twin Hills Road and Orchard Lane.
(20) East School and Immaculate Conception School:
Benton Street between High Street and McCarty Street.
Clark Avenue between Elm Street and McCarty Street.
High Street betc:7een Dawson Street and Gordon Street.
McCarty Street between Locust Street and Gordon Street.
Riverside Drive between Capitol Avenue and High Street.
(30) Faith Lutheran School:
Dix Road between points. 562 ,f eet south and 274 feet north of
Industrial Drive.
Industrial Drive between points 375 feet east and 680 feet
Ikwest of Dix Road.
(40) Freshman High and Annex:
Dunklin Street between Adams Street and Monroe Street.
Madison Street between Miller Street and Highway 50.
Miller Street between Madison Street and Monroe Street.
Monroe Street between Miller Street and Highway .50..
(50) Helias High School and Trinity Lutheran School: ,
Myrtle Avenue between Swift's Highway and Stadium Boulevard.
Stadium.Boulevard between Carter Street and Jefferson Street.
Swift's highway between Jefferson Street .and Myrtle Avenue.
(60) Lincoln School:
,. Dunklin Street between Lafayette.Street and Chestnut Street.
Elm Street between Lafayette Street and Chestnut Street.
(70) Lincoln University:
Chestnut Street between Atchison Street and Dunklin Street.
Fairmount Boulevard between Chestnut Street and Hillcrest Street.
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(80) Moreau Heights School:
Hough Park Road between Dixon Drive and Greenberry Road.
Greenberry Road south, and within 595 feet, of the south curb
of Hough Park Road.
Moreau Drive between Hough Park Road and Leslie Boulevard.
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( ) St. Joseph's School:
Main Street between Ridgeway Street and a point on Main Street
300 feet east of Binder Drive',
(100) St. Peter's School:
Broadway Street between Main Street and High Street.
High Street between Broadway Street and Mulberry Street.
Main Street between Broadway Street and Mulberry Street.
(110) Senior High School:
Franklin Street between Jackson Street and Lafayette Street.
Lafayette Street between Dunklin Street and Union Street.
Union Street between Jackson Street and Lafayette Street.
(120) Simonsen High School:
Jackson Street between McCarty Street and the Highway 50-63 overpass.
McCarty Street between Jackson Street and Marshall Street.
(130) South School:
Broadway Street between Atchison Street and Fillmore Street.
Linden Drive between Fillmore Street and Pamela Drive.
(140) Southwest School:
Dunklin Boulevard between Delaware Street and Michigan Street.
Ohio Street between Dunklin Boulevard and St. Mary's Boulevard.
St. Mary's Boulevard between Bolivar Street and Michigan Street.
(150) Thorpe Gordon School:
Jackson Street between Russell Street .and Hickory Street.
Woodlawn Street between Adams Street and Jackson Street.
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(160) West School:
Boonville Road north, and within 1173 feet, of the north curb r
of Main Street.
Dix Road south, and within 900 feet, of the south curb of Main
Street.
Main Street between West Circle Drive and Donald Drive.
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Section 8.020. School crosswalks; location. The described areas on the
following roadways are school crosswalks:
(10) East School:
Across McCarty Street between points 417 feet and 429 feet east of the
east curb of Benton Street.
Across High Street between points 359 and 368 feet west of the west
curb of Gordon Street.
'(20) Lincoln School:
Across Dunklin Street between points 255 feet and 265 feet east of
the east curb of Lafayette Street.
Across Elm Street between points 286 feet and 295 feet east of the
east curb of Lafayette Street.
(30) Lincoln University:
Across Chestnut Street between points 34 feet and 44 feet north of
the north curb of Atchison Street.
Across Chestnut Street between points 168 feet and 178 feet north of
the north curb of Atchison Street.
Across Chestnut Street between points 390 feet and 400 feet north of
the north curb of Atchison Street.
(40) Moreau Heights. School:
Across Moreau Drive between points 612 feet and 619 feet south of the
south curb of Leslie Boulevard.
(50) Saint Joseph's School:
Across Main Street between points 352 feet and 363 feet east of the
east curb of Westmor.e Street.
(60) Senior High School:
Across Lafayette. Street between points 406 feet.,.au-d-:416::Xe X 11orth
of the north curb of Union Street-.
Across Union Street between points 422 feet and 432 feet west of the
west curb of Lafayette Street.
(70) South School:
Across Linden Drive between points 369 feet and 382 feet east of the
east curb of Pamela Drive.
(80) Southwest School:
Across Dunklin Boulevard east, and within 10 feet, of the east curb
of Ohio Street.
Across St. Mary's Boulevard between points 65 feet and 76 feet east
of the east curb of Ohio Street.
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(90). ' Thorpe Gordon School: !�
Across Jackson Street between points 70 feet and 80 feet south of the
south curb of Woodlawn Street.
(100) Trinity Lutheran School:
Across Stadium Boulevard between points 345 feet and 355 feet west of
the west edge of Jefferson Street.
Across Swift's Highway between points 630 feet and 640 feet west of
the west curb of Jefferson Street.
(110) West School:
Across Main Street between points 110 feet and 122 feet east of the
east curb of Douglas Drive.
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ARTICLE IX
PEDESTRIANS
Section
9.010 Pedestrian control signals.
9.020 Electrical traffic control signals.
9.030 Pedestrian's use of school. crosswalks.
9.040 Right of way in crosswalks.
69.050 Pedestrians to use right half of cross walk.
9.060 Crossing at right angles.
9.070 When Pedestrian shall yield.
9.080 Prohibited crossing.
9.090 Obedience of pedestrians to bridge and railroad signals.
9.100 Pedestrians walking along roadways.
9.110 Blind pedestrians.
Section 9.010. Pedestrian control si&nals. Wherever special pedestrian
control signals exhibiting the words "Walk" or "Don't Walk" are in place, such
signals shall indicate as follows:
1. "Walk" -- pedestrians facing such signal may proceed across the roadway
in any direction and shall be given the right of way by the drivers of all
vehicles.
2. "Don't Walk" - pedestrians facing such signal shall not start to cross
the roadway, but any pedestrian who has partially completed his crossing on the
walk signal shall proceed to the sidewalk while the "Don't Walk" signal is
showing.
Section 9.020. Electrical traffic control signals. 1. Unless otherwise
directed by a pedestrian control signal as provided in Section 9.010, pedestrians
facing any:
(A) Green signal, except when the sole green signal is a
turn arrow, may proceed across the roadway within any
marked or unmarked crosswalk.
(B) Steady yellow signal are advised that there is in-
sufficient time to cross the roadway before a red
signal is to be shown and no pedestrian shall then
start to cross the roadway.
(C) Steady red signal alone. shall not enter the roadway.
Section 9.030. Pedestrian's use of school crosswalks. When electrical
traffic control signals are in operation in or adjacent to marked school cross-
walks, a pedestrian shall not enter the roadway within the crosswalk until and
unless a steady red signal is being exhibited by the electrical traffic control .
signal.
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Section 9.040. Right of way in crosswalks. 1. When traffic control sig-
nals are not in place or not in operation the driver of a vehicle shall yield the
right of way, slowing down or stopping if need be to so yield, to a pedestrian
crossing the roadway within a cross walk when the pedestrian is upon the half of
the roadway upon which the vehicle is traveling, or when the pedestrian is
approaching so closely from the opposite half of the roadway as to be in danger.
2. No pedestrian shall suddenly leave a curb or other place of safety and
walk or run into the path of a vehicle which is so close that it is impossible
for the driver to yield.
3. Subsection 1 shall not apply under the conditions stated in subsectio
2 of section 9.070.
4. Whenever any vehicle is stopped at a marked cross walk or at any un-
marked crosswalk at an intersection to permit a pedestrian to cross the roadway,
the driver of any other vehicle approaching from the rear shall not overtake
and pass such stopped vehicle.
Section 9.050. Pedestrians to use right half of cross walks. Pedestrians
shall move, whenever practicable, upon the right half of crosswalks.
Section 9.060. Crossing at right angles. Except when pedestrian control
signals mentioned in Section 9.010 are in operation, a pedestrian shall not cross
a roadway at any place other than by a route at right angles to the roadway or
by the shortest route across the roadway, except in a crosswalk.
Section 9.070. When pedestrian shall yield. 1. Every pedestrian crossing
a roadway at any point other than within a marked cross walk or within an un-
marked cross walk at an intersection shall yield the right of way to all vehicles
upon the roadway.
2. Any pedestrian crossing a roadway at a point where a pedestrian tunnel
or overhead pedestrian crossing has been provided shall yield the right of way'
to all vehicles upon the roadway.
3. The foregoing rules in this section have no application under the con-
ditions stated in section 9.080 when pedestrians are prohibited from crossing at
certain designated places.
Section 9.080. Prohibited crossing. 1. Between adjacent intersections
at which traffic •control signals are in operation, pedestrians shall not cross
at any place except in a cross walk.
2. No pedestrian shall cross a roadway intersection diagonally unless
authorized by official traffic control devices; and, when authorized to cross
diagonally, pedestrians shall. cross only in accordance with the official traffic
control devices pertaining to such crossing movements.
Section 9.090. Obedience of pedestrians to bridge and railroad signals.
1. No pedestrian shall enter or remain upon any bridge or approach thereto beyond
the bridge signal, gate, or barrier after a bridge operation signal indication
has been given.
. 2. No pedestrian shall pass through, around, over, or under any crossing
gate or barrier at a railroad grade crossing or bridge while such gate or barrier
is closed or is being opened or closed.
Section 9.100. Pedestrians walking along roadways. 1. Where sidewalks
are provided it shall be unlawful for any pedestrian to walk along and upon an
adjacent roadway.
2. Where sidewalks are not provided any pedestrian walking along and
upon a highway shall when practicable walk only on the left side of the roadway
Or its shoulder facing traffic which may approach from the opposite direction.
Section 9.110. Blind pedestrians. 1. No person, unless totally or par-
tially blind, while on any public street or highway, shall carry in a raised
or extended position a cane or walking stick which is white in color or white
tipped with red.
2. Whenever a pedestrian, guided by a guide dog or carrying in a raised
or extended position a cane or walking stick which is white in color or white
tipped with red, is crossing or attempting to cross a roadway, the driver of
every vehicle approaching that part of the intersection such pedestrian is
attempting to enter or cross, shall bring his vehicle to a full stop before
arriving at such place of crossing, and before proceeding shall take such pre-
cautions as may be necessary to avoid injuring such pedestrian.
3. Nothing contained in subsections 1 and-_2 of this section shall be con-
strued to deprive any totally or partially blind person, not carrying such a
cane or walking stick or not being guided by a dog, of the rights and privileges
conferred by these rules upon pedestrians crossing roadways.
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ARTICLE X
STOPPING, STANDING AND PARKING REGULATIONS
Section
10.010 Parallel,.parking, exceptions.
10.020 Stopping, standing or parking prohibited where.
10.030 Parking, obstruction of traffic.
10.040 Parking in alleys prohibited when.
10.050 Parking for certain purposes prohibited.
10.060 Parking near school crosswalks.
10.070 Parking for over 48 hours.
10.080 Parking unlicensed vehicle.
10.090 Parking of trucks prohibited where.
10.100 Parking prohibited at all times where.
10.110 Parking prohibited at certain times.
10.120 Parking prohibited at certain times near state office buildings.
10.130 Parking meters.
10.140 One hour parking,
10.150 'Two hour packing. .
10.160 Four hour parking zone.
10.170 Reserved parking.
10.180 Loading zones.
10.190 Loading zones; location of.
10.200 Taxicab stands and loading zones.
10.210 City bus zones.
10.220 School bus zones.
10.230 Commercial Avenue, parking prohibited between Adams and Jefferson
Streets. so
10.240 Wall Street, parking prohibited between Adams and .Jefferson Street.
10.250 Lamps on parked vehicles.
10.260 Permits to load or unload at an angle.
10.270 Parking signs required.
10.280 Parking provisions non-exclusive.
10.290 Abandoned or disabled vehicles, removal.
10.300 Removal of vehicles.
10.310 Vehicles left on private property, removal.
10.320 Presumption to apply.
Section 10.010. Parallel parking, exceptions. 1. Subject to the provisions
of subsections 2 and 3 hereof, where the parking of a vehicle is permitted, it
shall be parked with its right side parallel to and within one foot of the curb,
curbline or edge of the roadway.
2. . Subject to the provisions of subsection 3 hereof, where the parking
of a vehicle is permitted, on any one way roadway named in Section 6.240, the ,
vehicle may be parked with its right or left side parallel to and within one
foot of "the curb, curbline or edge of the roadway.
3. On the following roadways, a vehicle shall be parked so that:
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(A) The right side of the vehicle forms a thirty (30) degree
angle with the curb with the front end of the vehicle
at the curb, curbline or roadway edge:
(10) On Bolivar Street between State Street and
Main Street.
(20) On the east half of Jefferson Street between State
Street and Capitol Avenue.
(30) On Monroe Street between State Street and Capitol
Avenue.
(40) On the west half of Washington Street between High
Street and Wall Street.
(B) The right side of the vehicle shall form a thirty (30) degree
angle with the curb with the rear wheels of the vehicle at
the curb or curbline:
(10) On the west half of Broadway Street between Main
Street and High Street.
(C) The left side of the vehicle shall form a thirty (30) degree
angle with the curb with the front wheels of the vehicle at
the curb or curbline:
(10) On the east half of Adams Street between High
Street and McCarty Street.
(20) On the east half of Washington Street between
Wall Street and McCarty Street.
(D) The front end of the vehicle shall be perpendicular to
and form a ninety (90) degree angle with the curb or
curbline:
(10) On the west half of Jefferson Street between State
Street and Capitol Avenue
4. The driver of any vehicle exceeding twenty (20) feet in length shall
not park the same on any roadway where angle parking is authorized.
Section 10.020. Stopping, standing or Parking prohibited where. Except
where necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or when complying with
the directions of a police officer or traffic control device, no person shall:
1. Stop, stand or park a vehicle:
(a) On the roadway side of any vehicle stopped or parked at the
edge or curb of a roadway;
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(b) On a sidewalk;
(c) Within an intersection;
(d) On a crosswalk;
(e) Alongside or opposite any street excavation or obstruction
when traffic would be further obstructed thereby;
(f) Upon any bridge or elevated structure or upon any highway,
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viaduct, or ramp;
(g) Upon any access road to or exit road from, a federal or
state highway, that is on highway right-of--way;
(h) On any railroad track;
(i) At any place where signs prohibit stopping.
2. Stand or park a vehicle, whether occupied or not, except momentarily
to pick up or discharge a passenger or passengers:
(a) In front of a public or private driveway;
(b) Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, unless in a parking meter
space;
(c) Within 20 feet of a crosswalk at any intersection;
(d) Within 25 feet upon the approach to any flashing signal, stop
sign or traffic control signal located at the side of a
roadway;
(e) Within 20 feet of the driveway entrance to any fire station
and on the side of a street opposite the entrance to any
fire station within 75 feet of said entrance (when properly
signposted) ;
(f) At any place where official signs prohibit standing. ,
3. Park a vehicle, whether occupied or not, except temporarily for the
purpose of, and while actually engaged in, loading or unloading passengers or
merchandise:
(a) Within. 50 feet of the nearest rail of a railroad crossing;
(b) At any place where official signs prohibit parking.
Section 10.030. Parking, obstruction of traffic. No person shall park
any vehicle upon a street, other than an alley, in such a manner or under such
conditions as to leave available less than ten feet of the width of the road-
way for free movement of vehicular traffic.
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Section 10.040. Parking in alleys prohibited when. No person shall park
a vehicle within an alley in such a manner or under such conditions as to
leave available less than ten feet of the width of the roadway for the free
movement of vehicular traffic, and no person shall stop, stand or parka vehicle
within an alley in such position as to block the driveway entrance to any
abutting property,
Section 10.050, Parking for certain purposes prohibited. No person shall
park a vehicle upon any roadway for the principal purpose of
(1) Displaying such vehicle for sale; or to
(2) Repair such vehicle except repairs necessitated by an
emergency.
Section 10.060. Parking near school crosswalks prohibited. The operator
of a vehicle shall not park the same within a distance of twenty-five (25) feet
of any marked school crosswalk established by ordinance.
Section 10.070. Parking in excess of 48 hours prohibited. Where the parking
of a vehicle is authorized, the operator shall not permit the same to be parked
at the same place on the roadway for a period of time in excess of 48 consecutive
hours.
Section 10.080. Parking non licensed vehicle prohibited. 1. The operator
of a vehicle, owned by a resident of the city, shall not park the same on any
roadway unless a currently effective city license is displayed on the .lower right
hand corner of the windshield of the vehicle.
2. The operator of a vehicle shall not park the same on any roadway unless
a currently .effective registration (license) plate, issued by the United States
of America, a state of the United States of America, or a foreign country, is
attached thereto and displayed thereon.
Section 10.090. Parking of trucks, etc. ,_ prohibited. 1. The operator of
any truck, tractor, trailer, tractor-trailer or bus shall not park the same on
Cliff Drive between Bolivar Street and Clay Street.
2. The operator of any truck, having a capacity of one and one-half (1-1/2)
tons or greater, tractor, trailer, tractor-trailer or bus shall not park the
same at any place on the east half of Clark Avenue between Dunklin Street and
Elm Street.
Section 10.100. Parking prohibited at all times where. The driver of a
vehicle shall not park it at any point on the following roadways:
A. STREETS AND HIGHWAYS.
(10) On the east half of Adams Street, south and within 80 feet, of
the south curb of Dunklin Street.
(15) On the east half of Adams Street, south and within 35 feet, of
the south curb of High Street.
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(20) On the west half of Adams Street between High Street and
McCarty Street.
(25) On the west half of Adams Street between Elm Street and
Ashley Street.
(30) On the west half of Adams Street between Case Street and
Russell Street.
(35) On the north half of Atchison Street between Chestnut Street
and Locust Street.
(40) On the south half of Atchison Street between Clark Avenue
and Locust Street.
(45) On the south half of Atchison Street west, and within 370
feet, of the west curb of Locust Street.
(50) On the south half of Atchison Street east, and within 227
feet, of the east curb of Chestnut Street.
(55) On the south half of Atchison Street between Jefferson Street
and Washington Street, on any day except Sunday.
(60) On the north half of.Bald Hill Road between Atchison Street
and Clark Avenue.
(65) On the west half of Benton Street between High Street and
McCarty Street.
(70) On the east half of Berry Street between High Street and
Main Street.
(75) On the east half of Boonville Road north, and within 50 feet,
of the north curb of Main Street.
(80) On the east half of Bolivar Street north, and within 30 feet,
of the north curb of Elm Street.
(85) On the east half of Bolivar Street between McCarty Street
and the Highway 50-63 overpass.
(90) On the west half of Bolivar Street between McCarty Street
and Saint Mary's Boulevard.
(95) On Broadway Street north, and within 250 feet, of the center-
line of Highway 50-63.
(100) On Broadway south, and within 225 feet, of the centerline of
Highway 50-63. .
(105) On the east half of Broadway Street between Atchison Street
and Fillmore Street.
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(110) On the east half of Brooks Street between McCarty Street and
Miller Street.
(115) On Bush Street between Waverly Street and the western terminus
of Bush Street.
(120) On the south half of Capitol Avenue east, and within 107 feet,
of the east curb of Ash Street.
• (125) On the south half of Capitol Avenue west, and within 50 feet,
of the west curb of Linn Street.
(130) On the south half of Capitol Avenue between Linn Street and
Pine Street.
(135) On the north half of Capitol Avenue west, and within 58 feet,
of the west curb of Pine Street.
(140) On Case Street between Monroe Street and Adams Street.
(145) On the north half of Cedar Street between Jefferson Street
and Monroe Street.
(150) On Cedar Street where it parallels Monroe Street.
(155) On the west half of Cherry Street between Elm Street and
Dunklin Street.
(160) On the east half of Chestnut Street between Atchison Street
and High Street.
(165) On the west half of Chestnut Street between Atchison Street
and a point 225 feet south of the south curb of High Street.
(170) On Christy Street between Stadium Boulevard and the south
city limits line.
(175) On the west half of Clark Avenue south, and within 75 feet,
of the south curb of McCarty Street.
i (180) On the east half of Clark Avenue south, and within 225 feet,
of the south curb of McCarty Street.
(185) On the east half of Clark Avenue between Dunklin Street and
Elm Street.
(190) On the east half of Clay Street between Main Street and
Water Street.
(195) On Commercial Avenue between Adams Street and Marshall Street.
® (200) On Court Street between Jefferson Street and Madison Street.
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(205) On the east half of Delaware Street between Nebraska Street
and St. Mary's Boulevard.
(210) On the east half of Dix Road between Main Street and Williams
Street.
(215) On the west half of Dix Road between Industrial Drive and
Williams Street.
(220) On the south shoulder of Dunklin Boulevard (Business Highway
50), when within 6 feet of the improved portion of Dunklin
Boulevard, between Dunklin Street and Howard Street.
(225) On the south shoulder of Dunklin Boulevard (Business Highway
50) between points 200 feet east and 200 feet west of South-
west Boulevard.
(230) On the south half of Dunklin Street between Clark Avenue and
Ewing Drive.
(235) On the north half of Dunklin Street between Jackson and
Monroe Street.
(240) On the south half of Dunklin Street west, and within 40 feet,
of the west curb of Adams Street.
(245) On the south half of Dunklin Street between Madison Street
and Monroe Street.
(250) On the north half of Dunklin Street east, and within 95
feet, of the east curb of Madison Street, AOL
(255) On the south half of Dunklin Street east, and within 237 feet,
of Dunklin Boulevard.
(260) On the north half of Dunklin Street east, and within 210
feet, of Dunklin Boulevard.
(265) On the north half of Edmonds Street between Myrtle Avenue
and the western terminus of Edmonds Street.
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(270) On Edwards Street between Lincoln Street and the entrance
to Ellis Porter Park.
(275) On the north half of Elm Street between Broadway and r
Harrison Street.
(280) On the south half of Elm Street east, and within 250 feet,
of the east concrete edge of Harrison Street.
(285) On the north or east half of Fairmount Boulevard between
Chestnut Street and Moreau Drive. _
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(290) On the south half of Fairmount Boulevard east, and within
250 feet, of the east curb of Chestnut Street.
(295) On the south or west half of Fairmount Boulevard between
two points 650 and 845 feet east of the east curb of
Chestnut Street.
(300) On the north half of Fillmore Street between Jefferson
Street and Washington Street.
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(305) On the west half of Forest Hill between Main Street and
Meadow Lane.
(310) On the east half of Georgia Street between Dunklin
Boulevard and St. Mary's Boulevard.
(315) On the east half of Greenberry Road between Hough Park
Road and the city limits line.
(320) On the north half of Harrison Street (Business Highway
50) between McCarty Street and Highway 50v63.
(325) On the north shoulder of Harrison Street (Business Highway
50) west, and within 183 feet, of the west edge of
Highway 50-63.
(330) On the south shoulder of Harrison Street (Business Highway
50), when within 10 feet of the south edge of the im-
proved portion of Harrison Street, between Highway 50-63
and Elm Street.
(335) On the south shoulder of Harrison Street (Business Highway
50) between Elm Street and Dunklin Street.
(340) On the east half of Hart Street between Main Street and
McCarty Street.
(345) On the north half of High Street east, and within 40
feet, of the east curb of Chestnut Street.
(350) On the south half of High Street between two points 148
and 164 feet east of the east curb of Marshall Street.
(355) On the south half of High Street between two points 55
and 220 feet west of the west curb of Washington Street.
(360) On the north half of High Street east, and within 100
feet, of the east curb of Broadway Street.
(365) On the south half of High Street east, and within 100
feet, of the east curb of Broadway Street.
(370) On High Street access road east, and within 150 feet, of
the east curb of Walnut Street.
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(375) On the north half of High Street between two points 135
and 445 feet east of the east curb of Bolivar Street.
(380) On the north half of High Street east, and within 50
feet, of the east curb of Bolivar Street.
(385) On the north half of High Street west, and within 72
feet, of the west curb of Bolivar Street.
(390) On the south half of High Street east, and within 124
feet, of the east curb of Havana Street.
(395) On the south half of Hillcrest Street between Moreau
Drive and Fairmount Boulevard.
(400) On the east half of Howard Street between Dunklin
Boulevard and St. Mary's Boulevard.
(405) On the east half of Hub Street between Main Street and
McCarty Street,
(410) On the east half of Jackson Street between Capitol
Avenue and McCarty Street.
(415) On the East half of Jackson Street between Miller Street
and Highway 50-63 overpass.
(420) On the west half of Jackson Street between Highway
50-63 overpass and Dunklin Street.
(425) On the west half of Jackson Street between Atchison
Street and Woodlawn Street.
(430) On the east half of Jefferson Street between Highway
50-63 and Miller Street.
(435) On the east half of Jefferson Street south, and within
176 feet of the centerline, of Highway 50763.
(440) On the west half of Jefferson Street between points 208
feet south of the south curb of Miller Street and 200
feet south of the centerline of Highway 50-63.
(445) -On the east side of Jefferson Street between Atchison
Street and°Swift's Highway.
(450) On�Jefferson Street between its overpass over U. S. Highway
54 and the south city limits line.
(455) On Kansas Street between Dunklin Boulevard and Edmonds
Street.
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(460) On the east half of Locust Street between High Street and
McCarty Street.
(465) . On the south shoulder of McCarty Street between Benton
Street and Gordon Street.
(470) On the south half of McCarty Street east, and within 75
feet, of the east curb of Clark Avenue.
(475) On McCarty Street west, and within 75 feet, of the west
curb of Clark Avenue.
(480) On the south half of McCarty Street east, and within 145
feet, of the east curb of Monroe Street.
(485) On McCarty Street east, and within 80 feet, of the east
curb of Walnut Street.
(490) On the north half of McCarty Street east, and within 45
feet, of the east curb of Bolivar Street.
(495) On the south half of McCarty Street between points 300
and 350 feet west of the west curb of Bolivar Street.
(500) On the south half of McCarty Street between Industrial Drive
and a point 100 feet east of the east curb of Clay Street
(505) On the north half of McCarty Street between points 150
feet east of the east curb of Fulkerson Street and 100
feet east of the east curb of Clay Street.
(510) On the south half of Madeline Street east, and within 50
feet, of the western improved edge of Madeline Street.
(515) On the east half of Madison Street between Capitol Avenue
and Commercial Avenue.
(520) On Madison Street north, and within 250 feet, of the
centerline of Highway 50-63.
(525) On Madison Street south, and within 250 feet, of the
centerline of Highway 50-63.
(530) On the east half of Madison Street north, and within 50
feet, of the north curb of Dunklin Street.
(535) On the east half of Madison Street south, and within 165
feet, of the south curb of Dunklin Street.
(540) On the west half of Madison Street south, and within 45
feet, of the south curb of Dunklin Street.
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(545) On the east half of Madison Street southo and within 50
feety of the south curb of Woodlawn Street.
(550) On the south half of Main Street east, and within 30 feet,
of the east curb of Walnut Street.
(555) On the south half of Main Street west, and within 30 feet,
of the west curb of Walnut Street.
(560) On the north half of Main Street between Clay Street and
Fulkerson Street.
(565) On the south half of Main Street east, and within 240
feet, of the east curb of Fulkerson Street.
(570) On the north half of Main Street west, and within 155
feet, of the west curb of Fulkerson Street.
(575) On the south half of Main Street west, and within 55
feet, of the west curb of Havana Street.
(580) On the north half of Main Street between points 169
feet and 255 feet east of the east curb of East Circle
Drive.
(585) On the south half of Main Street east, and within 362
feet, of the east curb of Jordan Street.
(590) On the south half of Main Street between Dix Road and
Jordan Street. AIML
(595) On the north half of Main Street between West Circle Drive VW
and Boonville Road.
(600) On the south half of Main Street west, and within 336
feet, of the west curb of Dix Road.
(605) On Main Street between points 60 and 170 feet east of
the east curb of Douglas Drive.
(610) On the east half of Marshall Street south, and within
225 feet; of the south curb of State Street.
(615) On the west half of Marshall Street between Dunklin r
Street and McCarty Street.
(620) On Miller. Street between Benton Street and Gordon Street.
(625) On the south half of Miller Street between Adams Street
and Monroe Street.
(630) On the south half of Miller Street between Madison Street r
and Washington Street.
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(635) On the .west half of Monroe Street between points 200 and
250 feet north of the north curb of Miller Street.
(640) On the west half of Monroe Street between Highway 50-63
and Miller Street.
(645) On the east half of Monroe Street between points 220 feet
north and 230 feet south of the centerline of Highway 50-63.
(650) On the east half of Monroe Street between Dunklin Street and
Woodlawn Avenue.
(655) On the west half of Monroe Street between Woodlawn Avenue
and Russell Street.
(660) On Monroe Street between Tanner Bridge Road and a point
330 feet north of Tanner Bridge Road.
(665) On the east half of Moreau Drive between Atchison Street
and Hillcrest Street.
(670) On the east half of Moreau Drive between Hillcrest and
Fairmount Boulevard.
(675) On the east half of Moreau Drive between Leslie Boulevard
and Hough Park Road.
k680) On the west half of Mulberry Street between McCarty Street
and Highway 50-63.
(685) On the west half of Ohio Street between Saint Mary's
Boulevard and Louisiana Street.
(690) On the south half of Park Place between Olive Street and
Pine Street.
(695) On the east half of Pine Street between Capitol Avenue and
High Street.
(700) On the Route. "C" Connection with Jefferson Street.
(705) On the north half of Russell Street between Monroe Street
and Jackson Street.
(710) On Russell Street between Christy Street and.a point 100 feet
east of the intersection of Russell Street and Dunford Street.
(715) On the north half of Saint Mary's Boulevard between Bolivar
Street and Gipfert Lane.
(720) On Southwest Boulevard south, and within 200 feet, of the
south edge of Dunklin Boulevard.
(725) On Stadium Boulevard between Christy Street and a point 100
feet west of west edge of Jefferson Street.
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(730) On the north half of State Street between points located 137
and 194 feet west of the east curb of Lafayette Street.
(735) On the north half of State Street between Adams Street and a
point 22 feet east of the east curb of Monroe Street.
(740) On the north half of State Street between Monroe Street and
the west curb of Madison Street.
(745) On the south half of Swift's Highway between Jefferson
Street and Myrtle Avenue.
(750) On the north half of Swift's Highway west, and within 150
feet, of the west curb of Jefferson Street.
(755) On Tanner Bridge Road 'between Christy Street and a point
550 feet south of Christy Street.
(760) On the west half of Virginia Street between Dunklin Boulevard
and St, Mary's Boulevard.
(765) On the south half of Wall Street between Jackson Street and
Marshall Street.
(770) On Wall Street between Broadway and Jefferson Street.
(775) On the west half of Walnut Street south, and within 65 feet,
of the south curb of Main Street.
(780) On Walnut Street north, and within 208 feet, of the north
curb of McCarty Street.
(785) On the west half of Walnut Street north, and within 157 feet,
of .the extended south curb of the High Street access road.
(790) On the east half of Walnut Street between High Street access
road and Main Street.
(795) On the west half of Washington Street between points 205 and
240 feet south of south curb of High Street.
(800) On the south half of Water Street east, and within 30 feet,
of the east curb of Jefferson Street.
(805) On the north half of Water Street east, and within 200 feet,
of the east curb of Jefferson Street.
(810) On the north half of Water Street west, and within 200 feet,
of the west curb of Jefferson Street.
(815) On the west half of West Armory Drive north, and within 72
feet, of the north curb of Saint Mary's Boulevard.
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(820) On the north half of Woodlawn Street between Monroe Street
and Jackson Street.
B. ALLEYS.
(825) On the alley connecting Madison Street and Monroe Street and
lying between Elm Street and Miller Street.
(830) On the alley connecting Jefferson Street and Adams Street
and lying between McCarty Street and Miller Street.
(835) On the alley connecting Madison Street and Monroe Street
and lying between State Street and Capitol Avenue.
(840) On the alley connecting Broadway Street and Washington Street
lying between Ashley and Dunklin Street.
(845) On the alley extending west from Jefferson Street to its
western terminus lying, between Highway 50-63 and Miller
Street.
Section 10.110. Parking_prohibited at certain times. The driver of a
vehicle shall not park it at any point on any of the following roadways at any
time:
1. Between the hours of 3:00 A.M. and 5:00 A.M.:
(10) On the west half of Adams Street between Capitol Avenue
and High Street.
(20) On the east half of Adams Street between Capitol Avenue
and McCarty Street.
(30) On Capitol Avenue between Adams Street and a point 220
feet west of the west curb of Jefferson Street.
;. (40) On High Street between Adams Street and Washington Street.
(50) On Madison Street between State Street and McCarty Street.
(60) On Monroe Street between Capitol Avenue and McCarty Street.
2. Between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M.:
(10) On the north half of Miller Street between Jackson Street
and Marshall Street on any day school is held at Simonsen
Junior High School.
(20) On the south half of Saint Mary's Boulevard west, and
within 84 .feet, of the west curb of Delaware Street on any
day school is held at Southwest Public Grade School.
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3. Between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M.:
(10) On the east half of Boonville Read between Main Street and
Hayselton Drive.
4. Between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. except on Sunday or a legal
holiday:
(10) On the west half of Lafayette Street between State Street and
Capitol Avenue.
Section 10.120. Parking prohibited at certain times near State Office
Buildings. The driver of a vehicle shall not park it on any of the following road-
ways at any time between the hours of 7:30 A.M. to 8:30 A.M. and/or 4:30 P.M. to
5:30 P.M. on any day except Saturday, Sunday or legal holidays.
(10) On Broadway Street between High Street and Wall Street.
(20) On the north half of Capitol Avenue, east and within 160
feet, of the east curb of Jefferson Street.
(30) On the south half of Capitol Avenue, east and within 230
feet, of the east curb of Jefferson Street.
(40) On the south half of Capitol Avenue, west and within 220
feet, of the west curb of Jefferson Street.
(50) On the south half of High Street east, and within 220 feet,
of the east curb of Broadway Street.
(60) On the north half. of High Street between points 100 and 250
feet east of east curb of Broadway Street.
(70) On Jefferson Street between Capitol Avenue and Commercial
Avenue.
Section 10.130. ParkipS meters. 1. Parking meter zones; location. The
following roadways, within the limits stated, are established as parking meter
zones:
(A) Parking Meter Zone "A"
(a) The north side of High Street between Washington Street
and Adams Street.
(b) The south side of High Street between a point located
200 feet east of Washington Street and Adams Street.
(c) The north side of Capitol Avenue between a point
located 220 feet west of the west curb of Jefferson
Street and Monroe Street.
(d) The south side of Capitol Avenue between a point located
220 feet west of the west curb of Jefferson Street and
Monroe Street.
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(e) The west side of Jefferson Street between Capitol
Avenue and McCarty Street.
(f) The east side of Jefferson Street between Capitol
Avenue and McCarty Street.
(g) The west side of Madison Street between Capitol
Avenue and McCarty Street.
so (h) The east side of Madison Street between the public
alley known as Commercial Avenue and McCarty Street.
(i) The west side of Monroe Street between Capitol
Avenue and McCarty Street.
(3) The east side of Monroe Street between Capitol
Avenue and McCarty Street.
(k) The west side of Adams Street between Capitol Avenue
and High Street.
(1) The east side of Adams Street between Capitol Avenue
and McCarty Street.
(B) Parking Meter Zone "B".
(a) The north side of Capitol Avenue between Monroe
Street and Adams Street.
(b) The south side of Capitol Avenue between Monroe
Street and Adams Street.
(c) The south side of McCarty Street between Jefferson
Street and. Monroe Street.
(d) The north side of McCarty Street between Jefferson
Street and Monroe Street.
(e) The east side of Madison Street between State Street
and Capitol Avenue.
(f) The west side of Madison Street between State Street
and Capitol Avenue.
(g) The east side of Madison Street between McCarty
Street and Miller Street.
(h) The west side of Madison Street between McCarty
Street and Miller Street.
2. Parking spaces. The street commissioner is hereby authorized and
sirected to mark off individual parking spaces in the parking zones described in
ubsection 1 of this section and in such other zones as may be hereafter estab-
lished, the parking spaces to be designated by lines painted or durably marked
on surface of the roadway.
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3. Installation of parking meters. Parking meters shall be installed in
the parking meter zones upon the curb, parking or sidewalk, adjacent to the park-
ing spaces provided for above, and the street commissioner shall be responsible
for the regulation, maintenance and operation of the meters. Each meter shall be
so located as to show the time of legal parking upon the deposit of the appropriate
coin or coins, lawful money of the United States of America. Each meter shall be
so constructed that upon the expiration of the lawful time limit, it will indicate
by a visible signal that the lawful parking period has expired and in such cases
the right of the vehicle to occupy such space shall cease.
4, Parking meters to be observed. Except in a period of emergency deter-
mined by an officer of the police or fire department, or in compliance with the
directions of a police officer or traffic control signal or sign, when any vehicle
shall be parked in any parking space along side or next to a parking meter, the
operator of said vehicle, upon entering the parking meter space, shall immediately
deposit or cause to be deposited in said meter such proper coin of the United
States as is required by such parking meter and as is designated by directions on
the parking meter. Upon the deposit of such coin the parking space may be lawfully
occupied by such vehicle during the period of time which has been prescribed for
that part of the roadway in which said parking space is located, provided that any
person placing a vehicle in a parking meter space adjacent to a parking meter which
indicates that unused time has been left in the meter by the previous occupant of
the space, shall not be required to deposit a coin so long as his occupancy of said
space does not exceed the indicated unused parking time.
5. Operation of parking meters. Parking meters shall be operated in the
parking meter zones every day between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. except-
ing Sundays and Holidays, and on Fridays from 9:00 A.M. until 9:00 P.M.. The word
'Holidays' shall include only the following days: January 1st, February 12th and
22nd, April 13th, May 30th, July 4th, the first Monday in September, October 12th,
November 11th, Thanksgiving Day, December 25th, any state primary election day o
state general election day. V 1
6. Parking time period; cost. Parking meter spaces within the parking
meter zones hereinabove established may be used for the parking of a vehicle for
the time period hereinafter established upon the deposit of the sum of money here-
inafter prescribed:
(A) Parking meter spaces within parking meter Zone A
may be used for thirty (30) minute parking upon
deposit of five (.05¢) cents, or sixty (60) minute
parking, upon deposit of tern (.10�) cents.
(B) Parking meter spaces within parking meter Zone B
may be used for sixty (60) minute parking upon
deposit of five (.O5p) cents, or two hour parking
upon deposit of ten (.10(,%) cents.
7. Parking meter, violations. It shall be unlawful and a violation of this
ordinance for any person:
(A) To fail to deposit the correct coin in a meter
upon parking a vehicle in the parking space
adjacent thereto where there is no unused time
remaining on the meter.
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(B) To cause, allow, permit or suffer any vehicle
registered in the name of or operated by such
person, to be parked overtime or beyond the
period of legal parking time that is established
for any parking meter.
(C) To park a vehicle within any parking meter space
for a period of time in excess of that allowed
by the parking meter, and parking for successive
period of time within the same parking meter
space is prohibited.
(D) To park a vehicle in such a way that the vehicle
is not entirely within the limits of a parking
meter space.
(E) To deface, injure, tamper with, open or break,
destroy or impair the usefulness of any parking
meter.
(F) To deposit or cause to be deposited in any
parking meter any slugs, devices or metal sub-
stances, or any other substitute for lawful
money.
8. Restricted parking areas. All bus zones, taxicab stands, loading zones,
non-metered reserved or restricted parking zones, or no parking zone, located
within the area of any parking meter zone designated in Subsection 1 of this
section shall continue in effect until repealed by ordinance.
Section 10.140. One Hour Parking. The driver of a vehicle shall not park
for longer than one hour between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. on
any day, except Sunday or a legal holiday, at any point on the following named
roadways:
(10) On the east half of Ash Street south, and within
195 feet, of the south curb of High Street.
(20) On the west half of Ash Street south, and within
97 feet, of the south curb of High Street.
(30) On the north half of Capitol Avenue west, and within
152 feet, of the west curb of Lafayette Street.
(40) On Dunklin Street 'between Jefferson Street and
Madison* Street.
(50) On the south half of High Street between Jackson
and Lafayette Street.
(60) On the north half of High Street between Jackson
and Marshall Street.
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(70) On the north half of High Street between points 20
and 112 feet east of the east curb of Adams Street.
(80) On the south half of High Street east, and within
45 feet, of the east curb of Lafayette Street.
(90) On the north half of High Street between points 50
and 135 .feet east of the east curb of Bolivar Street.
(100) On the east half of Jefferson Street north, and
within 225 feet, of the north curb of Atchison Street.
(110) On the east half of Jefferson Street between points
135 and 224 feet north of the north curb of Miller
Street.
(120) On the west half of Jefferson Street south, and
within 208 feet, of the south curb of Miller Street.
(130) On Jefferson Street between Dunklin Street and a
point 250 feet south of the centerline of Highway
50-63.
(140) On the south half of McCarty Street between Bolivar
and Clay Street.
S"dai:on •10:150 Two hour parking.- The driver of a vehicle shall not park
it fot�; 6h 4r than two hours between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M., on any
day except Sunday or a legal holiday, at any point on the following named road-
ways.:
(l0) On the east half of Broadway Street between High
Street and Main Street.
(20) On the east half of Clay Street south, and within
200 feet, of the south curb of Main Street.
(30) On the west half of Clay Street between points 30
feet and 116 feet south of the south curb of Main
Street.
(40) On the north shoulder of Dunklin Boulevard between 1
Georgia Street and Virginia Street.
(50) On the south shoulder of Dunklin Boulevard east,
and within 72 feet, of the east improved edge of
Virginia Street.
(60) On Dunklin Street between Jefferson Street and
Washington Street.
(70) On the north half of High Street between Marshall
Street and Lafayette Street.
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(80) On the south half of High Street between Jackson
Street and a point 130 feet east of the east curb
of Adams Street.
(90) On the east half of Jefferson Street between Ashley
Street and Dunklin Street.
(100) On the west half of Jefferson Street south, and
within 215 feet, of the south curb of Dunklin Street.
(110) On Lafayette Street between Capitol Avenue and
Commercial Avenue.
(120) On McCarty Street between Broadway Street and
Mulberry Street.
(130) On east half of Madison Street between Cedar Street
and Ashley Street.
(140) On the west half of Madison Street between Cedar
Street and the first east-west public alley south
of Dunklin Street.
(150) On the south half of Main Street between Harrison
Street and the extended west line of Mulberry Street.
(160) On Main Street between Bolivar Street and Harrison
Street.
(170) On the west half of Marshall Street north, and within
105 feet, of the north curb of High Street.
(180) On the west half of -Monroe Street south, and within
225 feet, of the south curb of State Street.
(190) On the west half of Monroe Street between McCarty
Street and Miller. Street.
(200) On the east half of Monroe Street between Miller Street
and a point 96 feet south of the south curb of McCarty
Street.
(210) On the south half of State Street between Madison and
Monroe Street.
(220) On the east half of Virginia Street north, and within
50 feet, of the north edge of Dunklin Boulevard.
(230) On the west half of Walnut Street between points 83
feet and 203 feet south of the south curb of Main
.� Street.
Section 10.160. Four hour parking zone. The driver of a vehicle shall
hot park it longer than four hours, between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M.,
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north of the north curb of State Street between points 95 and 180 feet east of
the extended east curbline of Monroe Street.
Section 10.170. Reserved Parking. The driver of a vehicle shall not park
it at any point on the following roadways except as hereinafter authorized:
(10) Airport Limousine. On the west half of Madison
Street between points 10 and 30 feet south of the
south curb of Capitol Avenue; provided that the
operator of the Airport Limousine, under a franchise
granted by the city, may park said vehicle within
said area.
(20) County Jail. On the east half of Monroe Street south,
and within GO feet, of the south line of Commercial
Avenue; provided that the Cole County Sheriff and his
deputies while engaged in the performance of their
duties may park a vehicle within said area.
(30) Police Department. On the east half of Monroe Street
south, and within 96 feet, of the south curb of
McCarty Street; provided that Police Department per-
sonnel and law enforcement officials may park vehicles
within said area while in the performance of their
duties.
Section 10.180. Loading Zones. 1. Any person desiring a loading zone on
the roadways in. this city shall file a written application with the Director of
Public Works on a form to be provided by his office. A filing fee of $10.00 shall
accompany the application. The Director of Public Works shall review the applica-
tion and endorse his recommendation thereon and forward same to the Parking and
Traffic Commission, which shall review the application and endorsement and make
its recommendation to the city council, who shall grant or deny the application.
The applicant shall be notified in writing of the action of the city council. If
the application is denied, the filing fee shall be refunded. If it is granted,
the applicant shall pay all additional fees due under subsection 2 of this section
within fifteen days of the date of the notice of the granting of the application.
2. The annual fee for a loading zone shall be based on a minimum rate of
$3.50 per foot per year. A loading zone shall normally be established for a
period of one year which shall coincide with the calendar year. The annual fee
for a loading zone shall be paid in advance on or before December 15th for the
following year. The fee for a loading zone established after January 1st of any
year may be prorated on a quarterly basis. '
3. All loading zones in the city shall be subject to the following regula-
tions:
(a) Loading zones shall only be used by commercial vehicles
and delivery trucks.
(b) A loading zone shall not be used for longer than fifteen
consecutive minutes by any authorized vehicle.
(c) A loading zone may be used by an authorized vehicle only
while same is being loaded or unloaded.
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(d) A loading zone shall be subject to all other parking
regulations applicable in the area of the loading zone.
(e) An authorized vehicle shall be parked parallel to the
curb or edge of the roadway while in a loading zone.
4. A loading zone shall not be established (a) if an alley or off-street
parking space is reasonably available for use by an applicant therefor, or (b)
if there is an existing loading zone on the same side of the roadway within 100
feet of the location of the proposed loading zone.
5. All loading zones, except those established under the provisions of sub-
section 1. of Section 10.190, shall be subject to the following additional pro-
visions:
(a) Loading zones shall be either 18 feet or 36 feet long.
(b) No more than three loading zones shall be established
in one block.
(c) No more than thirty (30%) per cent of the lineal length
of a block shall be used for loading zones.
6. Any loading zone that is not used on an average of at least ten times
between the hours of 8:00 A,M. and 5:00 P.M. every day of each month, excluding
Saturday, Sunday and legal holidays, shall be abolished by the city, upon the
recommendation of the Parking and Traffic Commission at the end of the current
year.
Section 10.190. Loading Zones; Location of. 1. The described area on the
liollowing roadways are loading zones between the hours of .8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M.
very day except Sunday. The driver of a vehicle shall not park it in any of these
named loading zones except that commercial vehicles and trucks shall be permitted
to park in these 'loading zones for fifteen minutes or less while loading or unload-
ing materials at business places in the area:
(10) On the east half of Jefferson Street north, and within
73 feet, of the north curb of High Street.
(20) On the east half of Jefferson Street south, and within
i. 52 feet, of the south curb of High Street.
(30) On the east half of Madison Street north, and within
62 feet, of the north curb of High Street.
(40) On the east half of Madison Street south, and within
64 feet, of the south curb of High Street. .
(50) On the west half of Madison Street north, and within
76 feet, of the north curb of High Street.
(60) On the west half of Madison Street south, and within
40 81 feet, of the south curb of High Street.
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(70) On the west half of Monroe Street north, and within
51 feet, of the north curb of High Street.
(80) On the west half of Monroe Street south, and within
52 feet of the south curb of High Street.
2. The described areas on the following roadways are passenger loading zones
or special loading zones. A driver of a vehicle shall not park it in any of these
loading zones for a longer period and/or for a purpose other than prescribed herein:
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(10) Governor Hotel. On the west half of Madison Street AM
between points 30 and 82 feet south
of the south curb of Capitol Avenue; provided that
patrons of the Governor Hotel may park in said zone
for 15 minutes or less.
(20) Missouri Hotel. On the south half of High Street
between points 60 and 130 feet east
of the east curb of Adams Street; provided that patrons
of the Missouri Hotel may park in said zone for 15
minutes or less.
(30) Missouri Pacific Depot. On the north half of State
Street between the west curb
of Monroe Street and a point 22 feet east of the east
curb of Monroe Street; provided that the driver of any
vehicle, other than a taxicab, discharging or picking
up passengers, baggage or express at the Missouri
Pacific Railroad Depot may park in said area for 15
minutes or less.
(40) Paul Griffen Body Shop. On the north half of Commercial
Avenue between points 180 and
234 feet west of the west curb of Adams Street; provided
that patrons of the Paul Griffen Body Shop may park in
said zone for 15 minutes or less.
(50) United States Post Office. On the south half of High
Street between points 50 and
175 feet east of the east curb of Washington Street, or
on the east half of Washington Street between points 20
and 96 feet south of the south curb of High Street;
provided that patrons of the United States Post Office,
while on postal business, may park in either of said
zones for 10 minutes or less.
(60) U. S. Mail Drop Boxes. On the north half of High Street
between points 50 and 173 feet
east of the east curb of Washington Street, or on the
south half of High Street west, and within 30 feet, of
the west curb of Washington Street, or on the east half
of Washington Street north, and within. 40 feet, of the
north line of Wall Street; provided that any person,
depositing mail in a United States Drop Box at any of
the above areas, may park a vehicle in any of the three i
zones for 2 minutes or less.
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3. The described area on the following roadway is a passenger loading zone.
A driver of a vehicle shall not park it in said loading zone at any time between
the hours prescribed on any day, except Sunday, unless loading or unloading passengers:
(10) On the south half, of McCarty Street between points
located 163 and 198 feet west of the west curb of
Jefferson Street, between 7:00 A.M. and 9:00 A.M. or
between 4:00 P.M. and 6:00 P.M. on any day of the
week except Sunday.
Section 10.200. Taxicab stands and loading zones. 1. The following areas
&-e taxicab stands:
(A) Governor Hotel. The west half of Madison Street
between points 30 and 66 feet
north of the north curb of Capitol Avenue.
(B) Missouri Hotel. The south half of High Street
between points 21 and 61 feet
east of the east curb of Adams Street.
(C) City Cab Company. The west half of Madison Street
between points 3.90 and 210 feet
north of the north curb of High Street.
(D) Missouri Pacific Depot. The north shoulder of State
Street between points 37
and 146 feet west of the extended west curb of State
Street.
2. The following area is a taxicab loading zone:
Missouri Pacific Depot. The north half of State Street
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west curb of Monroe Street.
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3. The driver of a vehicle, other than a taxicab, shall not stand or park it
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4. The driver of a taxicab, other than a taxicab of City Cab Company, shall
not park it in the taxicab stand described in subsection 1 (C) of this section.
` S. The driver of a taxicab shall occupy it while it is standing or parked
in a taxicab stand or taxicab loading zone.
. 6. Only one taxicab of the same company shall be parked at the same time
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4�; .. 7. , The driver of a taxicab shall not park it within a parking meter space
on any roadway.
Section 10.210. City bus zones. The driver of a vehicle, other than a bus
AbI the Jefferson City Transit Authority, shall not park it in any bus zone at any
ime on any day the city busses are operating provided that the bus zone has been
clearly signed or otherwise identified.
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Section 10.220. School bus zones. The driver of a vehicle7than school bus, shall not park it at any time between the hours on any y
herein at any point on any of the following roadways:
(10) Freshman High School. On the south half of Miller,
Street between Madison and
Monroe Streets between 7:30 and 8:30 A.M. or between
3:00 and 4:00 P.M. on any day the school is attended
by children; also
On the west half of Madison Street south, and within
200 feet, of the south curb of Miller Street between
3:00 and 4:00 P.M. on any day the school is attended
by children.
(20) St. Joseph's School. On the south shoulder of Main
Street between points 220 and
554 feet east of the east curb of Westmore Drive
between 7:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. when school is attended
by children.
(30) St. Peter's School. On the north half of High Street
between points 50 and 233 feet
west of the west curb of Broadway Street between 7:00
A.M. and 4:00 P.M. when school is attended by children.
(40) Thorpe Gordon School. On the east half of Jackson
Street south, and within 50 feet,
of the south curb of Woodlawn Street between 7:00 A.M.
and 4:00 P.M. when school is attended by children.
(50) West School. On the west half of Dix Road between two
points 244 and 314 feet south of the
south curb of Main Street, between 7:00 A.M. and 4:00
P.M. when school is attended by children.
Section 10230. Commercial Avenue, parking prohibited between Adams Street
and Jefferson Street. 1. The driver of a vehicle, other than a. law officer
delivering or receiving prisoners at the Cole County jail, shall not park it on the
north half of Commercial Avenue between Adams Street and Jefferson Street.
2. The driver of a vehicle, other than a person delivering or picking up
materials, shall not park it on the south half of Commercial Avenue between Adams
Street and Jefferson Street.
Section 10.240. Wall Street, parking Rrohibited between Adams Street and
Jefferson Street. 1. The driver of a vehicle shall not park it on the south half
of Wall Street between Adams Street and Jefferson Street.
2. The driver of a vehicle, other than a person delivering or picking up
materials, shall not park it on the north half of Wall Street between Adams Street
and Jefferson Street.
Section 10.250. I.am_ps on parked vehicles. 1. Whenever a vehicle is law- 0
fully parked upon a street or highway during the hours between a half hour after
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sunset and a half hour before sunrise and in the event there is sufficient light
to reveal any person or object within a distance of five hundred feet upon such
street or highway no lights need be displayed upon such parked vehicle.
2. Whenever a vehicle is parked or stopped upon a roadway or shoulder adja-
cent thereto, whether attended or unattended, during the hours between a half hour
after sunset and a half hour before sunrise and there is not sufficient light to
reveal any person or object within a distance of five hundred feet upon such highway,
such vehicle so parked or stopped shall be equipped with one or more lamps meeting
Na the following requirements: At least one lamp shall display a white or amber light
Sisible from a distance of five hundred feet to the front of the vehicle, and the
ame lamp or at least one other lamp shall display a red light visible from a distance
of five hundred feet to the rear of the vehicle, and the location of said lamp or
lamps shall always be such that at least one lamp or combination of lamps meeting the
requirements of this section is installed as near as practicable to the side of the
vehicle which is closer to passing traffic. The foregoing provisions shall not apply
to a motor driven cycle.
3. Any lighted 'head lamps upon a parked vehicle shall be depressed or dimmed.
Section 10.260. Permits to load or unload at an angle. 1. The police depart-
ment is authorized to issue special permits to permit the backing of a vehicle to the
curb for the purpose of loading or unloading merchandise or materials subject to the
terms and conditions of such permit. Such permits may be issued either to the owner
or lessee of real property or to the owner of the vehicle and shall grant to such
person the privilege as therein stated and authorized herein.
2. It shall be unlawful for any permittee or other person to violate any of
the special terms or conditions of any such permit.
Section 10.270. Parkin suns required. Wherever any parking time limit is
posed or parking is prohibited on designated streets or roadways, it shall be the
duty of the street commissioner to erect appropriate signs giving notice thereof and
no parking restriction or regulation shall be effective unless said signs are erected
and in place at the time of an alleged offense.
Section 10.280. Parking regulations non-exclusive. The provisions of Sections
10.010 through 10.270 are cumulative, and a provision limiting the time during which
a vehicle may be parked shall not relieve a driver of a vehicle from compliance with
more restrictive applicable provisions limiting or prohibiting stopping, standing or
parking of a vehicle for specific times, in specific places or for specific purposes.
?' Section 10.290. Abandoned or disabled vehicles; removal. 1. Any police
{?' officer may have any abandoned or disabled motor vehicle towed away and stored by any
service station or garage licensed to do business in the city. A report showing the
location of the stored vehicle shall be filed by the police officer who authorized
its removal with the Chief of Police, who shall notify the owner and any holder of a
security interest appearing on the title of said vehicle, of the location of the vehicle
by certified mail.
2. The owner of any vehicle removed from any roadway in this city under the
provisions of subsection 1 of this section, or the holder of a security interest in the
leehicle, which interest is in default, may reclaim it from the service station or garage
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upon proof of ownership, or valid security interest which is in default, and full
payment of all charges for the towing and storage of the vehicle.
3. No service station or garage towing and storing a motor vehicle under the
provisions of subsection 1 of this section shall charge a fee in excess of $10.00
for towing the vehicle and $:1.00 per day for each day the vehicle shall be stored.
4. The owner of the service station or garage towing and storing a vehicle under to
provisions of subsection 1 of this section may sell the vehicle at public auction
if it is unclaimed for at least 90 days after coming into his possession after first
posting public notices for at least 10 days prior to the sale at his place of
business, on Che bulletin board in the City Hall building and at the Cole County
courthouse. The notice shall include a description of the vehicle, including any
identifying marks or numbers, the date and place where it was found, the time -and
place of the public auction, and the accrued charges against the vehicle.
5. The proceeds of the sale shall first be used to pay the cost of the sale,
all towing and storage costs accrued against the vehicle, and the balance, if any,
shall be paid into the general revenue fund of the city.
6. Neither the city nor any officer, employee, police officer, nor the owner
of any service station or garage towing and storing a motor vehicle under the pro-
visions of subsection 1 of this section shall be responsible for the issuance of a
certificate of title for any motor vehicle sold under the provisions of subsection 4
of this section,
Section 10.300. Removal of vehicles. 1. Police officers are authorized to
have a motor vehicle removed from a street or highway to a service station, garage
or other place of safety:
(A) When any vehicle is left unattended upon any bridge,
viaduct, or causeway, or in any tube or tunnel where
such vehicle constitutes an obstruction to traffic;
(B) When a vehicle upon a highway is so disabled as to
constitute an obstruction to traffic and the person
in charge of the vehicle is by reason of physical
injury incapacitated to such an extent as to be
unable co provide for its custody or removal;
(C) When any vehicle is left unattended upon a street
and is so parked illegally as to constitute a definite
hazard or obstruction to the normal movement of
traffic.
2. Anv motor vehicle removed from a street or highway under the provisions
of subsection 1 of this section shall be considered an abandoned or disabled motor
vehicle and the provisions and procedures in Section 10.290 shall apply and be
observed.
Section 10.310. Vehicles Left on private property: removal. 1. No person
in charge or control of any property within the city, whether as owner, tenant,
occupant, lessee, or otherwise, shall allow any partially dismantled, non-operatic
wrecked, junked or discarded vehicle to remain on such property for longer than 7*
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consecutive hours. No person shall leave any such vehicle on any property in the
city for' a period exceeding 72 consecutive hours, except (A) when in an enclosed
building, or (B) on the premises of a business operating in a lawful place and manner
when necessary to the operation of such business, or (C) in an appropriate storage
place or depository maintained by the city.
2. No person shall park or leave standing any motor vehicle upon any privately
owned land, parking lot or driveway, after notice has been posted as hereinafter pro-
vided by the owner, occupant, lessee or licensee, prohibiting, restricting or limiting
such parking, without the express or implied consent of such owner, occupant, lessee
r licensee of the land. A suitable sign or signs, not less than 18 inches by 24
nches in dimension, bearing the words "No Parking", together with any qualifications
or restrictions on such parking, if any, shall be conspicuously displayed on such
land, parking lot or driveway by the owner, occupant, lessee or licensee, to make
this subsection effective.
3. Upon written complaint by any owner, occupant, lessee or licensee, or any
other person adversely affected, that a motor vehicle has been parked or left stand-
ing in violation of any provision of this section, such vehicle shall be considered
an abandoned or disabled motor vehicle and the provisions and procedures in Section
10.290 shall apply and be observed.
Section 10.320. Presumption to apply. In any prosecution for a violatidn of
any of the provisions of Section 10.010 through 10.310, proof that the vehicle
described in the complaint was parked in violation of any provisions of those sec-
tions, together with proof that the defendant named in the complaint was at the time
of such parking the owner of the vehicle, shall constitute in evidence a prima facie
presumption that the owner of the vehicle was the person who parked the vehicle at
the point where, and for the time during which, such violation occurred.
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ARTICLE XI
EQUIPMENT REGULATIONS
Section
11.010 Lights required.
11.020 Other equipment required.
11.030 Motorcycles and motor bikes.
11.040 Tampering with motor vehicles.
11.050 Damaging motor vehicles.
Section 11.010. Lights required. 1. For the purpose of revealing its
position and direction while being operated on a roadway, when lights are required:
A. Every vehicle, other than a motor drawn vehicle or a motorcycle, .
shall be equipped with at least two headlamps, with at least one headlamp mounted
at the same level on each side of the front of the vehicle, displaying white light
illuminating the roadway ahead.
B. Every motorcycle shall be equipped with at least one and not more
than two headlamps mounted on the front of the vehicle and displaying white light
illuminating the roadway ahead.
C. Every vehicle shall be equipped with at least two lamps mounted
at the rear and displaying red lights plainly visible at least five hundred feet to
the rear of the vehicle.
2. All motor vehicles and trailers, required to carry a state license plate in
on the rear, shall have a rear lamp so constructed, mounted and adjusted to prod
sufficient white light to illuminate and make clearly legible the license Plate
from a distance of fifty feet_ to the rear when lights are required. an
3. Any motor vehicle may be equipped with not to exceed one spot lamp but
every lighted spot lamp shall be so aimed and used as not to be dazzling or glaring
to any person.
4. The phrase "when lights are required" shall mean at any time from a half-
hour after sunset to a half-hour before sunrise and at any other time when there is
not sufficient light to render clearly discernible persons and vehicles on the road-
way.
5. No person operating a motor vehicle, a motorcycle or pulling a motor drawn ,
vehicle shall fail to comply with the applicable provisions of this section.
Section 11.020. Other equipment required. 1. Signaling devices: Every
motor vehicle shall be equipped, with a horn, directed forward, or whistle in good
working order, capable of emitting a sound adequate in quantity and volume to give
warning of the approach of such vehicle to other users of the roadway and to pedes-
trians, Such signaling device shall be used to warn only and shall not be used to
make any unnecessary noise, and no other sound-producing signaling device shall
used at any time.
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2. Muffler cutouts: Muffler cutouts shall not be used and no motor vehicle
shall be operated in such manner or condition that excessive and unnecessary noises
shall be made by its machinery motor, or other parts, or by any improperly loaded
cargo. The motors of all motor vehicles shall be fitted with properly attached
mufflers of such capacity, condition and construction as to quiet the maximum pos-
sible exhaust noise as completely as is done in modern gas engine passenger motor
vehicles. Any cutout or opening in the exhaust pipe between the motor and the muff-
ler on any motor vehicle shall be completely closed and disconnected from its
operating level, and shall be so arranged that it cannot automatically open, or be
opened or operated while such vehicle is in motion.
3. Brakes: All motor vehicles, except motorcycles, shall be equipped at all
imes with two sets of adequate brakes, in good working order, and motorcycles shall
be equipped with one set of adequate brakes in good working order.
4. Mirrors: All motor vehicles which are so constructed or loaded that the
operator cannot see the roadway behind the vehicle by looking back or around the
side of the vehicle shall be equipped with a mirror so mounted and adjusted as to
reveal the roadway behind and be visible from the seat of the operator.
5, Projections on vehicles: All vehicles carrying poles or other objects,
which project more than five feet from the rear of the vehicle, shall during the
period when lights are required, as defined and provided in Section 11.010, carry a
red light at or near the rear end of the pole or object so projecting. At other
times a red flag or cloth, not less than sixteen inches square, shall be displayed
at the end of the pole or object projecting.
6. No person shall operate a motor vehicle which is not equipped as herein-
above provided, and no person, while operating a motor vehicle, shall fail to comply
with all applicable provisions of this section.
Section 11.030. Motorcycles and motor bikes. 1. No person shall operate,
Oarry a passenger on, or ride as a passenger on, any motorcycle, motor scooter or
motor bike upon any roadway, or in any public park, in the city unless the operator
and passenger,if any, is wearing a safety helmet approved by the Chief of Police
with a chin strap firmly fastened while the vehicle is in motion.
2. No person shall rent, lease or lend a motorcycle, motor scooter or motor
bike to another without first ascertaining that such person is equipped with a safety
helmet of a type approved by the chief of police and is the holder of a currently
effective license from the State of Missouri or another state authorizing the opera-
tion of such a vehicle.
3. No operator of, or passenger on, a motorcycle, motor scooter or motor bike
shall ride upon same "sidesaddle" and every operator and passenger on such a vehicle
shall sit upon same in such manner as to have a leg on each side of the frame of the
vehicle at all times while the vehicle is in motion.
Section 11.040. Tampering with motor vehicles. No person shall drive, use or
tamper with a motor vehicle in this city without permission of the owner thereof.
No person shall climb upon or into or swing upon a motor vehicle or trailer, or sound
the horn or attempt to manipulate any lever, starting device, steering wheel, brakes
or any part of the machinery of a motor vehicle, or set the machinery in motion with-
ut the permission of the owner or person in charge thereof.
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Section 11.050. Damaging motor vehicles. No person shall damage or injure
a motor vehicle in this city by cutting, slashing, breaking, twisting or puncturing
any part thereof or by throwing, placing, painting or wiping any substance thereon,
or by placing any substance in a vehicle, or any part thereof, that might damage,
foul up or ruin said motor vehicle, or any part thereof.
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ARTICLE XII
MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE
Section
12.010 Motor vehicle license,
12.020 Exemptions; vehicles operated outside of city, etc.
1 2.030 Delinquent licenses, penalty.
2.040 Resident dealers license.
12.050 Issuance of license, conditions.
12.060 Horsepower rating,
12.070 License renewal.
12.080 Semi-annual or quarterly registration.
12.090 New residents, delinquent license, penalty.
12.100 Display of license.
12.110 Duplicate licenses obtainable.
12.120 License not transferrable.
12.130 Penalty.
Section 12.010. Motor vehicle license. Every resident of this city owning
a motor vehicle that is operated upon any street or highway in this city shall re-
gister the motor vehicle with the city collector and purchase a city license on or
before the first day of July of each year for the privilege of operating said motor
vehicle within said city for all or any portion of the twelve month period beginning
on the first day of July in the year in which said license is required, and the cost
of said city license shall be as follows:
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(a) For Motor vehicles other than commercial motor vehicles:
Less than 12 horsepower---------------------------------
--------------$2.50
12 horsepower and less than 24 horsepower-T------------- 3.50
24 horsepower and less than 36 horsepower- 5.50
36 horsepower and less than 48 horsepower--------------- 7.50
48 horsepower and less than 60 horsepower--------------- 8.50
. 60 horsepower and less than 72 horsepower-v-------------10.50
72 horsepower and more----------------------------------12.50
Motorcycles---------------------------------------------- 2.00
Motortricyc.les------------------------------------------- 2.50
(b) For commercial motor vehicles having a manufacturer's
s rated capacity of_:
Less than 2 tons---------------------------------------- 3.50
2 tons and less than 5 tons----------------------------- 6.00
5 tons and less than 6 tons----------------------------- 9.00
6 tons and less than 7 tons-----------------------------10.00
7 tons and less than 8 tons-----------------------------12.00
And for every ton or major fraction thereof in
excess of 8 tons, $5.00 per ton.
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Section 12.020. Exemption., vehicles operated exclusively outside of the
city: public service commission licenses. Section 12.010 shall not apply to:
(a) A resident of this city owning a motor vehicle
which is used exclusively outside of said city, and
(b) To any motor vehicle, to which is attached an annual
license issued by the Public Service Commission of
Missouri, operated by either a common carrier or a
contract carrier regulated by said commission.
Section 12.030. Delinquent licenses, penalty, All licenses issued after t
first day of July shall be considered delinquent, and the applicant for a license
shall incur a penalty in the amount of $2.00 for the first month or any part thereof,
and ten (10%) per cent of the amount of the license for each additional month, or
part thereof, that the license is delinquent when purchased; provided however, that
a license for a motor vehicle, which has been recently titled and is being licensed
by the owner thereof for the first time, shall be considered delinquent upon the
expiration of thirty days from the date on the bill of sale of said vehicle, and the
applicant for a license for such vehicle shall incur a penalty of $2.00 for the first
thirty day period, or part thereof, the license is delinquent when purchased, and an
additional penalty of ten (10%) per cent for each additional thirty day period, or
part thereof, that the license is delinquent when purchased.
All penalties for delinquent licenses and the appropriate license fee stated
above shall be paid to and collected by the city collector from the person, firm or
corporation to whom the license is issued.
Section 12,040. Resident dealers license. Every resident dealer of motor
vehicles who, under the motor vehicle laws of the State of Missouri, shall have
obtained a dealer's general distinctive number, may instead of registering each
motor vehicle dealt in as provided hereinbefore, register with the Collector of
City of Jefferson, on or before the first day of January of each year, such dis-
tinctive number so awarded by the state, the name of the person, association or I
corporation to whom assigned and the business address thereof, and on payment of
the registration fee of Five ($5,00) Dollars may receive from the City Collector a
certificate of registration, bearing thereon the date of issue and the year for
which issued and also five license plates. Such person, association or corporation
may obtain as many additional. license plates as may be desired by presenting to the
City Collector the certificate of registration and paying not less than Five ($5.00)
Dollars for each additional set of five license plates. It shall be the duty of the I
City Collector to endorse, both on the certificate of registration and on the records
retained in his office, all of the city license plate numbers issued under the
certificate of registration. License plates so issued shall be placed and used only
on motor vehicles bearing a state dealer's license plate. Those qualifying and regis-
tering under this section shall be subject to all of the regulations imposed by Sec-
tions 12.010 - 12.130 on other registrants and liable under the penalties prescribed.
Section 12.050, Issuance of license: conditions. The City Collector shall
issue a motor vehicle license sticker to the registered owner thereof upon payment
of the amount designated in Section 12.010 and presentation to the collector of
proper evidence of (a) title to the motor vehicle from the Department of Revenue
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of Missouri, Division of Motor Vehicle Registration, and (b) payment of all personal
property taxes by the resident owner of said motor vehicle for all previous tax
years.
Section 12.060. Horsepower rating. The horsepower of all motor vehicles
for the purpose of determining the cost of the license sticker thereupon shall be
determined according to the rating provided and established by the laws of the
State of Missouri for ascertaining the cost of State license plates.
Section 12.070. License Renewal, License stickers shall be renewed annually
n the same manner and upon payment of the same fees as set out in Section 12.010,
aid license sticker to take effect on the first day of July of each year and said
license sticker shall expire on the succeeding first day of July.
Section 12.080. Semi-annual or Quarterly Registration. If the application
for a license sticker on a motor vehicle is made during the period beginning
January 1st and ending March 31st, one-half of the annual license fee shall be paid.
If the application is made during the period from April 1st to June 30th, one-fourth
of the annual license fee shall be paid.
Section 12-090 New residents; delinquent license, penalty. New residents
of this city shall have thirty days from the date of residence in this city in which
to purchase a motor vehicle license sticker, and upon the expiration of said thirty
day period, said license shall be deemed delinquent and bear a penalty of Two ($2.00)
Dollars if purchased within the next 30 day period, and if purchased thereafter shall
bear an additional penalty of ten (10%) per cent for each additional thirty day
period, or any portion thereof, expiring between the date that the license becomes
delinquent and the date the license is issued.
Section 1.2,100. Display of license. The owner of a motor vehicle subject to
Vj he provisions of Sec.tians 12.010 - 12.130 shall conspicuously display and affix such
1 icense sticker on the lower right hand corner of the windshield of said motor vehicle.
Section 12.110. Duplicate licenses obtainable. Duplicate copies of motor
vehicle license stickers may be obtained from the City Collector upon satisfactory
proof of the destruction or loss of the original license sticker and upon payment of
the sum of One ($1.00) Dollar-
Whenever the original sticker is destroyed, or the windshield upon which said
sticker was placed is broken, or upon the sale of the motor vehicle carrying a city
license, the City Collector, upon satisfactory proof, may issue a duplicate license
sticker. Satisfactory proof shall be deemed to be the exhibiting to the City
Collector of a sufficient portion of the license sticker as will disclose that the
original license sticker is destroyed to such a degree as to be no longer useable.
Section 12.120„ Lir.ense not transferable... City license stickers shall riot
be transferable from one owner of a vehicle to a subsequent owner of the same motor
vehicle and may only be used on automobiles actually owned by the purchaser of the
license.
Section 12,.130., Penalty Every person, firm, or corporation, or manager,
agent or employee thereof violating any of the provisions of Sections 12.010-12.130
Wall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined
ot less than Five ($5.00) Dollars nor more than One Hundred($100.00) Dollars, or im-
prisoned in jail for not more than ninety (90) days, or shall be both so fined and
imprisoned.
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ARTICLE XIII
PENALTIES
Section
13.010 Penalty.
Section 13.010. Penalty. 1. Any p erson violating any of the
provisions o
Sections 1.010 through 11.040 shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not more than $100.00, or by
imprisonment in jail for not more than 90 days, or by both such fine and imprison-
ment.
2, All towing and storage expense, if any, remaining unpaid by any person
convicted of a violation of any of the provisions of Sections 10.010 through 10.320
shall be added to any fine assessed under Subsection 1. of this Section and
collected with the fine.
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Section 3. TMs ordinance shall flake effect and be in force from
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