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Chapter 34 <br /> 10. FIRE EMERGENCY. The Fire Department officer in command, or any designated Fire <br /> Department personnel, may exercise the powers and authority of a police officer in <br /> directing traffic at the scene of any fire or where the Fire Department has responded to an <br /> emergency call for so long as Fire Department equipment is on the scene, in the absence <br /> of or in assisting the Police. <br /> 11. WINTER PARKING RESTRICTIONS. <br /> A. The City Manager or his authorized designee may declare a snow emergency <br /> when it is determined in the opinion of the City Manager or designee that new <br /> snow has accumulated to a depth of two or more inches in, on or along any <br /> emergency snow route in the City or any winter no-parking zone in the City such <br /> that vehicular movement has become difficult or dangerous, and further to declare <br /> such emergency to be ended when it is reasonably deemed the same has <br /> exhausted its purpose. <br /> B. The declaration of a snow emergency shall be in writing signed by the City <br /> Manager or designees and shall be endorsed with the time and date thereof along <br /> with a statement of the manner, means and extent the same was, or was attempted <br /> to be communicated to the media and the public, and which shall be filed as soon <br /> as practicable with the City Clerk who is hereby authorized and directed to <br /> receive and preserve the same for public inspection for a period of time not less <br /> than two years, and by the same manner and method the ending of such <br /> emergency shall be declared. <br /> C. When official signs are posted giving notice thereof, no person shall park or leave <br /> standing any vehicle in the roadway of an emergency snow route or any winter <br />