§ 14-9-32. RESTRICTIONS ON NEWSRACK LOCATION.

(A)

A person may not install, use, or maintain a newsrack on a portion of a street or right-of-way on which a motor vehicle may operate.

(B)

A person may not install, use, or maintain a newsrack on a street, sidewalk, or right-of-way, if the newsrack:

(1)

endangers public safety;

(2)

interferes with public utility, public transportation, or other governmental use; or

(3)

interferes with or impedes:

(a)

pedestrian or vehicular traffic;

(b)

entry or exit from a residence or business;

(c)

access to a legally parked or stopped vehicle;

(d)

use of a traffic sign or signal, emergency call box, transit shelter, elevator, mailbox, or other public service; or

(e)

access to or use of a delivery area or loading zone.

(C)

A person may not install, use, or maintain a newsrack less than three feet from a fire hydrant, marked pedestrian crosswalk, designated handicapped parking space or handicapped ramp facility, or in a location that results in less than five linear feet of open space for pedestrian use.

(D)

A person may not install a newsrack that is:

(1)

less than 12 inches from a property line;

(2)

less than 18 inches from a curb line; or

(3)

taller than 58 inches.

Source: 1992 Code Section 8-10-4; Ord. 031204-12; Ord. 031211-11.