2012-52 AMENDING CITY CODE - CHAPTER 41 - MISCELLANEOUS STREET REGULATIONS

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i Chapter 41 the outer edge of the sidewalk as will leave an unoccupied space of at least four feet in width of such sidewalk for the use of pedestrians. Sidewalk permittees are exempt. 8-.9.9.OBST�Tr�STREET. ;'vPLACING MATERIALS ON PUBLIC STREETS. Except as mage permitted by Code, Chapter 56, "Refuse and Recyclables Removal" and regulated by promulgated rules, no person, firm or corporation shall place, throw- er,_leave or cause to be placed, thrown or left any materials, leaves, branches, landscape plant material debris, rg ass clippings, and any type obstruction or encumbrance in or upon any street, avenue or alley, sidewalk, parkway or other public place except materials for construction as herein permitted, and except sidewalk sales permitees. 9-.10. 10. OFFENSIVE VEHICLES. No vehicle used for conveying animals, alive or dead, from which vehicle offensive odors emanate, caused from said conveying, or lately having conveyed such animals, shall be parked or stand in any public street or alley in the City except after a thorough cleansing. W.11. I W. PARADES; PROCESSIONS. A. No person, firm or corporation shall hold or conduct any procession or parade through the streets of the City, other than a funeral procession, except upon po.mit of the Chie of Police. -issuance of a Major Parade permit or a Minor Paradeep rmit by the Chief of Police. As determined by the Police Chief, a Major Parade permit may be issued to parades expected to draw 1,000 or more spectators. As determined by the Police Chie£ a Minor Parade permit shall be issued to those parades drawing less than 1,000 spectators. B. 4-1—Parades issued a Major Parade permit may use either the major parade route or the minor parade route. Parades issued a Minor Parade Permit may use only the minor parade route. Parades are not required to travel the entire distance of their assigned route.