1955-05OYDINAMCE No. 6.01
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THAT CERTAIN ORDIMPNCE No, 6.01 OF
0'
Tlfl-,,, VTLLiIGE.,' OF 'RTC,-fFThL0 ENTTTLEJ-) ",`,N Offl)'1N,`tNC_E0 TO PROM ff
AND CONSERVE PUBLIC SA1{'WTt5 HEALTHT PnACE3 CONVENIENCE AND
WELFARE BY REGDLATING THE OPEKTION OF VEHICLES AND THE USE
OF THE STREETS OF THE VILLhGE, PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR
THE VTOLATTON THEREOF", PASSED THE 27th DAY D MhRCH, 190.9
AS SUBSEQUENTLY AMENDED.
The Village Council of the village of Richfield do ordain as followst
Ordinance No. 6.01 of the Village of Richfield entitled "An Ordinance to Promote and
Conserve Pulalic Safety, Health, Peace, Convenience and 1G,Ielfare by Regulating the
Operation of Vehicles and the Use of the Streets of the Village, Prescribing Pen-
alties for the Violation Thereof"i pnspeA the 27th Ray of MaTch, 1944, as subsequently
Amended, is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 1. Definitions.
1. %ords, terms and phrases. For the purposes of lVis chapter) the terms defined
in this section shall have the meanings rocribed to them.
2. "Vehicle" means every device
in, upon or by which any person or property is
or may be transported or
drawn upon
a highway, except devices moved
by human power
or used exclusively upon
stationary
rails or tracts;
vehicles and
3. "Motor veiii-cle'' means every vehicle which is self.propelled and not deriving
its power from overhead wires.
If�. tlMotorcyrle" means every motor vehicle having a saddle for the use of the
rider andchsigned to travel on not more than three wheels in contact with the
ground, including motor scooters and bicycles with motor attached, but excluding
a tractor,
5. "Authorized emerEency vehicicll nobicles of the Fixe DepartmEnt, Police
vehicles, and such av&ulancos and emergency vehicles of municipal departments or
public service corporations or such private )y owned and operated ambulance as
are designated or authorized by the coramissione.r or highways or the chief. Of police
of an incorporated city and eqpaipped and identified according to law�
6. "School bus" means every motor vehicle owned by a public or governmental
agency and operated for the transporation of children to or from school or private-
ly owned and oporatod for compensation for the transportation a! children to or
from school.
7. "Truck-tractor"
means
every
motor vehicle designed and
used
primarily for
drawing
other
vehicles and
not so
constructed as to carry a
load
other than a part
of the weight
of the vehicle
and
load so drawn.
8. "Farm tractor" means every motor vehicle designed and used primarily as a
form implement for drawing plows, mowing-machines rand otner jjrfo
,le,iftents ol' husbandry.
1, "Trailer" means every vehicle without motive power designed for carrying
persons or property and for being drawn by a motor vehicls and so constructed that
ao part of its weight rests upon the toi-.fing
1:0. "Semi-trailer" means every vehicle without motive power designed for car-
-ying persons or property and for be g drayn by a motor vehiclo und so constructed
hat some part of its weight and that at its load rests upon or is carried by
.nother. vebicl,e.
Or. dinaace No. 6.01 Continued: (2)
11, "Railroad"" moans a carrier of person or prolarty upon ours, other than street
cEfs, operated upon stationary rails-
,21 "Person" means every natural person, fi,,, co,partuejuhip, association, or
coiporation.
13. "Pedestrian" means any person afoot.
Lq "Driver" means every Verson who drives or is in actual physical control of
a vAicle.
15, "Owner" means a person who holds the log al title or a vehicle, or in the
evert a vehicle is the subject of an agreement for the conditional sale or lease
thereof with the right of purchase upon performance of the conditions stated in
the agreement and with an immedia& right of possession vested in the conditional-
vendee or lessee, or in the event a mortgagor of a vehicle is entitled to possession,
then such conditional vendee or lessee or mortgagor shall be doomed the owner for
the purpose of this chapter.
16. "police officer "" means every officer authorized to direct or regulate traffic
or to make arrests for violations of traffic rugulations,,
17. "Street or highway" means the entire width between boundary lives of any-
way or place when any part thereof is open to the use of the, -'public' as a
Of rightl for the purposes of vehicular traffic.
18, "Private road or driveway" means every way Or PlOcc in pri vats ownErship
and used for vehicular travel by the owner and those having express or implied.
permission from the owner, but not by other persons.
19. "Roadway" moans that portion of a highway improved, dEsignud or ordinarily
used for vehicular travel.
20. 'Une-way roadway" means a street or d.asignated and sign-posted for
One-way traffic and on which all vehicles are required to Dave in one indicated.
direction,
21. "Sidowalkli means 'w at portion of a street between the curb lines or the
lateral lines of a roadway, and the adjacent propert�" l"Incs i.nt�endect •or' the use
of pedestrians.
22. OLanod highuny" means a highway the roadvay ol' t,-TIIJ..c.h J_s divided into two 01'
more clearly marked lanes for vehicular traffM
23. "Through highway" means every highway or portion therooC at the entrances,
to which vehicular traffic from intoT_'8C.'Cti-np' is rRqpyred by law to stop
before onteAng or crossing the sann and .�_fibun stop signs mro orected as provided
in this ordinance.
24. "Intersection" nwnns (a) the area embraced within the prolongation or con-
nection of the lateral curb lines or, A llnn(-'" cj-jen the lateral bonudmry lines
of the roadways of two highways which join one another, at, Or aPPruximut011 at,
right angles, or Thu even rithin which vehicles traveling upon different high-
ways joining at any other angle Day conte in Knflict-
(b) Where a highway includes two roadways 30 root or mOly 81", then every
crossing of each roadway off= suci dimMud higWY by an IntpchRati, highway Wall
1)e ref"'�rded as a sepnrytn intors2ction, lu tha Gvcnt NusT Warns Kjoy hillway
also Includes two roadways 30 feet or Molm Part, them Ov= (YONNIng Of two road-
ways of such IdlQuays shall le convidered as a snpa!"Ik int., sOMTOW
2 Ya "Crosswalk" means (a) that pardon of E roadway Julc_luckad
the prolongation or connection of the laturay liras of nijOralks at intRrsectiona.
(b) Any portion up a roadway distinctly indicated for pedustrian crossing,
by lines or other markins,)s On -uh,'3 surfa=
26. "Safety zone" means We area or npac6 officially sat apart Hithin a road-
way for the exclusive use of pedestriain and Vich is protactod or is no marked or
indicated by adequatu signs Ns to be plainly NOW at nil times set apart as 0
PaRty none,,
27- "Buoinew district" means the texritory contiRunur to Pnd including a high••
way when 50,',, or Dwro of the fronta, thereon for a distance of 300 feet or more
io occupied
upied by bus buildi o W
ngs r HOM,
28, "Residance
district" Hcans
the territory contiguous and including a
highway
i.vxl, corfrprlsin�,,' a
business d0trict
when thH property on s-l.tch for a
dist,.��'nce
of 300 feet or more
is in the main
ingrovHd with rHs id_ nces or rusidenons
and.
buildings in use
for busineps.
.. "official traffic control dqvices" means all signs, signals, markings and
devices not inconsistent with this ordinance plAcud or orechad bf Authority of
a public body or official having jurindirtiprr, for thn purpoNe of regulating,
warning or guiding traffic.
30, "TrYfic control signal" means an device, whether mann.ally, electrically
or'nsuhanical], operntud, by w1dch Nuffic alternate], directed to stop and to
proceed,
31, nRailro_id sign or signM" munna any sign, signal, or device crectod by au-,
thirity of a public body or official or 1W a railroad and intended to give notice,
of tha pivnence of ruil-vand trucks or tha approach of a rMUDW WaiM
V, "Traffic" munnn duntrinns, ridden or herded animals, vehicles and other
Yonvoyancys, either or ,�rjjje using any highway for purposes of
travel.
33, uRight of way" mq;ns the privilege of the imandlatu use of the highway.
34. "Custom service vehinles" means all vehinlys used as well-drilling machine,
wood awing machine, coment mlxpr, rock crusher, road Vraclot, d1tch digger or
elevating grader and similar survice oquipmeqt,
35, "Truck" means every motor vehicle denigneq, used or weintaNud Primarily
for t; e transportation of property,,
A "Bus" .TUC al)-;; everY
songnps and used for the
than a taxicab designed
motor vehic
trnnsportat
and uned for
LE designed for caryjAng
bun of persons and every
the Wanspoptatinn of p
bore than tan pas-
mainr vehicle othe-r
rvon�� 'i.or
3Y. d,,j,e propelled by humari power upon which any perBar
any UK, ha! Ag two tandem whools either of Khi& 0 over 00 inchns in Muster,
. Ocdlj).d(-we i4f). 1400 Guntinnean (4)
d
"qu"0066 ""th O"H
�i 1 ' , , i
36 , "WrMnA moncin ,tn, ehi,le having a groan vejR, of B4O00 pounds or
more, oqujypnQ Wil a cuwa; arid uOY& nry! AWIM eclyippwa to WAY01 tic MyPnOn�,
of the toued OphleW
Sectjon j, S,ml. low provinjons of thin nrcligarroc POMOR to ths O&VAW(t
cof public Knects and highwa� s
within this vi-llaRo and upin highmayr, 80000, privato 100% and r0ad=q Sit'
on p e r t 1 ; Owned, IONSM, or oucupind hy the villogn of ROMMIA and upon
public pa king aroNs as (Ofinnyt in •unnuan No 2X9, Exuppv;-,
djXfErnnt place Is so6cirievIly vafervHd in in a gimon section,
(b) Ito pruvislons of sections ejaht to ten QN11 apply thronwhnnt the
VDIage
2, Tt is unlawful and unless
to particular offenses, it in a
D �c
oc JAI I bw Perform qny nct requ
otherwise dcolored in thin ordinanun with respect
Mdamennor, Car anypnyNDn to do any nct forbidden
ired in this o id_
rance.
3t No person shall wilfully- fail on X. to cOMPA YMA BnY "OV"! OP" or
diruction of any Ponce off!"Or Inv6s0d lu. JAW with Whority to KIM, control,
or regulatu traffic.
bection 3. Application. The provisions of this ovdinance nuipliMble to the drivwv'.
-- Lb, drimers of all vehirlon owne(i
fill upon I'loc, h,jl ,,y to
pnd opyratud by tho United Stat6s, Kate of hQuOsOhn, ur OnY cOun"M city, tow%
district, or other political subdivision, Ouhh''i- 40 such Mcifle
ti
ire set North in WN ordinance ulth reAre"M to Putly"And emOrAncl veh"",
The driver of any authorized omergoncy- -f' u,�s!)(�Iodi-n"g to 2,1a
call, upon app roachinE a rod or stop Signal M 201 stop Agn, shall al.ow down as
nacosNary for safety, but Pay procoed putjously past such, ad or stop sign or
HignA after sounding BAM and Amployliq a red light-
Nn drivor of any sulhoriond Emergency vnhluln !1Y .l H=hn elp SPEAVI Or"VilegC"
and tb!J , ordinanuo oxcapt thEn such vahjAn in operntad 10 WONPOMsO to any
umcrgehcy call on in thu immodiote pulouit of an Pchbal or sv8pWO ViDlatar of
the law.
The provisions of AM ovdinaacH AM not apply to Persons, tanwq mokor vahRIGs,
and other nquyBrnt while actually' mignged in or upon thn fond= at I 09MY,
but shall apply to such poxwoui and ixhicKN then ( nvelivig to or from such oo-ck,
jdj,, , hi,,, , , ,Am,j op driving on, animaj, Ornbing a vebiclr�
upon a roydNay shall be subject to the provisions OU This ordinancH app lionh), to
tlh dvivev of a vuhlels, orcup! thowc PIOUTKOM wid"A IV "leir con hav,�
no application.
5nution PrOnto Roadways, Nbl&ij, 1D jyjN ordinnyinn MIT M ronotrued to
Haney ar ITIMI property ustd, by tic public Pop Purposes or VMOUIA,
i travul by- pormlo&on of thn owner and not an a MAKer 01 rijb, from pvohibitine",
such usE, or from roquixTov other nr wriny, oy mytio(n co"W"Pon tbw)
those SpOrKad 10 this OpManve, Or 00MY&SC r egolavy"V Huck non 05 may Sacm
KA to Huck Comer,
" , 'i
. .... "00"o" Ono 0"""00" 01
>Wngk COUML shall P)Ann Nnh PWIMID such WSW can-
On! devicEs apon Idghways and 8tronts within the WA:lge ns MY Day dmnm na(vusOry
to AndiwaW and =Py on! the Vrovislons OF this ordinaqW, Or to APUT04% warn
on guide W& M. Ell nuch tyaMU.CoMm dMUCS IMIwaftur kructud Nhall cou-
WITI to UV; state a,"001 and
No dvivey of a velacle or jadn8triao, on larsoo vi(.l ing m)
Wmnl. or bicyuln, sh&
devium PlAcod in M(Nowd
2.G9, Moss of, We MR
J alsobay W instruEhions or anN Wival tvaWn-control
nce witl:1 the pvoWnions nf Ws nrAinnoce nu 0100p11ce No,
othopolan d0patoa by n POTIOU n1fluck,
Section & Unnothovized Higin. No poinon shall Place, waW•Un Ov J18PUY Wn
TO Ad MY Of any highway or st•,et any-unnuthoMiNd Hi la, HQW, marking, or
device which purports W be or in nu Imitphion nr or reHambUn an of finial MUD"
conVol device or inilrond Sign (v- WEnal, on which PtURA-5 to MO the WWI",
0 trMynor Which Wes from V W nv intcylares vith the offetsivrn6Kn of any
i0in0l traffic-contM device ✓ or any roll.road R190 on NOW, vnd no papson sholl.
p0cu or maintain, nor whall any- )WIM nuthoviky Pa"M , unon any big my any
traffic Signal or Sign haarjjW tharcon any commeccir). advAini"g. Thin YOU not
ho prohqAt the ercetiAn t pan privnin propMy adjacent to highways of
syns giving haeful direntionnI Arformation and of a typa 1 t cannot be mintHken
f for official Wgus, nor the orRetion o any MUM WrOved traMn control siWl
on devica pursuant to Ordinance No. 2.09.
;-�uch pj�--W dMted. Sign, signal or marking is hunn!W dRcl,and to be a public
Wbanue and the puthavity havi)c jurTudictinn OvHv 130 y4jinrays in harchy nw-
powmited ho remove the Han), or cnons the mamc to Q
to .1 tors Dcfacu of womovu Sjgn; vlo,
11jfAf'Qfnori1 y, ntte")t to or in Pact Won, awAPH, lnjrre, knock down mc
lynnve any MUM ONO nontrol devicE or any- rVinoad nign or QtW or nny-
Uncniptionj shlold or insignie tbarnoiq op nny otlov part thereof-
Be c t to n Accidunts. 1. Drivor to nbop hu drival' OF MY i7 hicle TwvOlvud,
raNrlting in W1u.,7 to or dcath ot PnY lwnnn" or Y" ROMYNnt to
fl vphiclu uldch is drann or attenond by any punnoo. MO 1"wedintoli Hop the
vehiclo at the sonno of Mo accident, or an clunG thereto as poNaWn, but thnn
sbell return to and in veil OvHnt, Stoll remayn at the snoop A Un ;;#C (• uUU,
he has WETIRd thn roquliviannts of this ordhoance no to the giving ON Wo"Orti0y,
Kim Mp MIT bn node without obstructing QUYIP W014 Phan WWWAVY,
2. Driver to giun inlo=Won. 9% dyinar of coy vchlvio i0vulvad > in No'
Mont vesultiAq W injury to on death nZ no, pnvnUns or daywHo to Yny vhh%V
which in Riven or attended by any jwvwou, 4101 st and Nvu DO 00M, Ndlicess
Pad W negintVatio" nl�trdhe�,� of -�Jhc vehime Ah Q dpivKg, nod alai I ww 10(post
PC it yvailablo) uxhibit, his driver's liuunNs ur choufFooWn IMP"no to Me p6r.
son Munk or th, dylvar or oncumol OF or Puts= Me" Ong any vuhipin COI Adedi
Fith and shall render r6yNonabip Nnnistynca to qw, peyvrw injupW In such accident,
,,11inion with Unnttcpdpd Ott bTaR, Abn 600mv of MY 'r; 'c 0410 MWM3
lijif) wiv, ±wwqnn :pW vehicle &W To "PaUordad allll MPMUNUOP and cltheic
Munic and ookify the OrAver or oynor OF Mo whiclu u 1110 MuRe ply! luldr(als 01'
tht d7i UPP WHd W ownup or 1I)c vodij an ph, Gjav I. unntispi(r(al W)MV, Wall
rCiti.fr 1, tlm, ��cj ,'I 1p""'lluo utyj(y on nlnAl inyvp in r coopplownin pA i•a lo Wc.
vphluln Muck n writion notice qhviny: Ate, Unan nod WHOWN 0 tha Wvc P and O.I.
uis 1 'm v-pni-o"'IC, 1"ku S 1.1 n�,:,
or.d ij")."
Mu, Wo
Nopen1j. The dvivap OF any involved in an
resulting only in den,en to rVXk,aVo8 NEST, iqyat or Vijy(;oQ 00 a blujo
. ....... bls SL,,n to j CSC; mtr and notIF; in (mocr or purnon in clargo
ju,h property of such j'prt viod an hj, jumn and addr= NnJ of Thn 1091HIMMOn
of, U-1,:' 4o11ivin hc is drijop aQd Hholi "pan jvcyrM =- nd Tr MAMA, Hy
hibit his KNOWN or chaufFeur's 41consc, and Mnku 1"PoN OF ouch annidnot Won
and as reqy Vred by Q% pvn-v!-sJ oi is o," 11 i-�3
5, NOW" polien of AWWOW Qjp.rj� We drivur Of q VOK(on involved in un
cu dont coaujUng in injury or death OF nil perwun shall AW COV40ja11(s VAN)
1111; provisions of this sectino. Q 1.1 t! quidtunt tit YT)w Of
tire of VuMh VC&AWnt to tho 16001 PoWn depwrinvok
6, WrNgon to WrK 1TR ma. scal ii, Wrgs at any lyragE op V01.0 shop ho
iny KIM sh-J) WATA01 x0port to the AM On"M MOO Hu"",
motor wohialn in 1CCURVA, 4 vin; the OaRine 1UMI&P, ruthstrAjoly rmufwr P10 W-1
of W oraec on qwvplar OF such VOIAMY'.
RAW Poisons and jullunquo of SUES or Mqu.01 Prnhihitnd Yrom Ddy-ing
it is unjowful M10 ptadshmblo PH pnovidn'd jq tlip Nuckjan cot- any yon.
tie r. ; n' ?'11.6 1-o J-jj"'
Zvi] .ljlo H behilml aver A onpo c
r1yanuG of intoxicating ljauop or "arnotic dro.Rw to AM or upwry'ke COY WbAK
within IMS vyllagn';
(A
8) Ahnnavor au pernmi n1wration, or drivint W MOM Nhalk " arr""d
;n1d cy,21-god with opar-t&F or drivinq maid vuhinic Alln unWr W a UL"Ouna W,
intnxicativy Aqunq thn officer or pnison mpkiny tin arvest any, with AM cc0sun-k
QC the arrested pprson, C anon P nhavical anaijul''S to Q made or thn blood, bresthi,
urina or othg -c subsQuen nt We Npl,ast6d r?` r. jyL ordor to cW&MnE Un-,
ansunt of n1cohoy loan in MUS paryou'r blood mul W Ow =W up prowboutina for
said ViAntion the awnunt nk nionhol fouoa J Wludnot'a bl ood A the WC Ow�-'
arrHst to "'lou (TOMMA 11DOSSIS as NO)"Spid, ShM. ginu pion to the
if Were Una Wo 0,00 PCV 0CM OP WH by PORAt A SUNW! in LAC An 1't-
NOW blood ', it AM Mi
op intoxicating AQUnr
-,
ff Unre was at that We in =YMN of 0.05 pav cynt him Wn loan Wq pov OW,
by waybt of pha"hoT jr the Wondantla blood ` so& Kant, ahall not 900 "Oe to
any prosumptiou That the dofunanut uns on YaN not adc"' the WOMODuc OF "0"
cating liquov, but such Aut may- 1w MIJAMW Ath MOP POW"'L av"e"wo
datel tin ing the quAlt or lurocenno of the dulandant,
-(J' at Wt WC 0.0 pen tv"t "r 1i oP2 11 P&M A MAR A 1,11 , Men,
0ant'a blood, it MIT W pluNuuml M" W jakadeut kho
jutowinsting Tiquor.
vf'rticc-i, fiink&6 such Wat Nhall ant W the a"MAIN Offl(vv
Min paryfwjlq Pcovinions of thia AM uut ba kousloymd an AMAIM9 ON
101. rOdUrMod of Miq DUM (100q) NAM ?'O t, 00SVInk WXM O11 "Sthe
of o'o-l" thtk, of Worlunking Mquot.
Ifni 11401M to j-lctjj] -ij' 'j cf" 'illH hloo(t.'
!Jmo
pvloropn nmyl"M him q'.My Din',
3WOH 10, Car&=
MWIT . A" [A=00
;AWT! QW10P (W la 4, 'PTY40 Upon any
-
h I jthy2y to.
rulpsnly or !Mjusnly-
1" disronam to tic Kpots ov an varey
nt rack
on
OF Marsj
or in a
Mnoinev in to
ot, bc likaly It" em1 n4on, onq YYP;;(M oil:'
Section
11. Kpoed
1Zt strictions. 1. No
parson shall _L QW n VV51cin oc a
51-0 0,T&W
Npand
than is raHnonnbin own!
poulnni, =kv W coudlin"; and MY%
to
'.')od_ poUVAWL 1WzM"W
Mail nVublaq. In ovary nvnnk apnmi
shall
he so pusioloyna
an may to )WI ,,;r
to nVQd w0idinh 06th PIW Pa"non ye-
hicIp
or othor convnyancn
P CW ontcy-irit thn
highway in norridivanin 1011,11 W[VQ
r1nd�c'e,monl"",
�1:ld
o'i' Q) poyworwN in
nsn M Cape.
2.
:jund MWE
Gunk MESM,
UPM; eym(Aion OY
Signp,
Mn" gpev& in
excess OF the NPWITad
s1)..ed, limits ShM bc unawful" Pno.-
uh . ded
that On imixAmom
sprud on WPM and
highmw W Othe1 AR0 HOW sIVIT "'e
PAW
per hour!
All specd Jim1W w9bblu
this villone ars OWN npncd Wita,
3. Alleys. No permn WE
parking area in thH Cliche n!
PrumW UUMV too SpolunSWIGC
per hour
drive n Mahicin on nil Poldic 0110" or UoMmnVW&'
Ri(AvIcId, at a speRd ,` enisc-r tion Y yousnDnAlin awl
Sint W wo ovent at a hTned qrWar 1. mu VD. WIM,
Spedinn MUM No palso" win!] KrAvc a rotor vabicM h =h 0 MY sPUMI
ns to impede or block The nornyl Pnd in -sonalln MOVUMSS OY 1 lAn Pucapt aboi-J,
rinduund spnnd in na(MHsar" For soup nPeTation or Al CrUM11111RI(M ;:.L W Tim! 11m,
,1111011ce uppicers pre Winhy WHIVA'Trud to onforvu US PIUVISIon 1q ADWRions Q
dn""Pra; quo ja W VvPPt or )MIMI"nT "Mul ot WN provision nnci
lujindl to Pfaq;l" 0011 001:001 01 qn n1fluav to acuardanno horenithi W continued
slow U100fahlon by & Vivor WAA hP 1 vlolpkinn of Win nywinnnar.
to SPOW, hpoed. in. uvcry conlyn UK 00101tion OP ati, r•d Pegulotion.
hw✓_ W)WAl vim! Mi vuleck i11
on at thbt VantLoo
Emargonc, VabiplEs. Kim qXned 11MUMBOUN Hot YOM in VYIN hnctlon 00 001,
npply to W1606yad ennrg2ncy VAR MH Awn rvimondiria Q kite ninno onlis, butte
drivers thaicof shall soirid PWIMP signO by Open 00 618PIPY 0 least A00 Whye"I
syd Unnt to the Eront. This pnxisinn chwis not reMov TO WWI V an nuthuylaWl
anargency 01hy( le NVOM the dnia h) d0n: WIM due CLfgaly for [on SW W" of larron",
using the Myest, I= VOUS it pynlent.nhn (irwr a in author!;"d ume)jancy vRh>Q,'
Otfl th"',
Section M, orivinc DUO. 1. Win to its RQAW all tindwayn of MEOW-,
width P MR> WmAd hP dwivon upon Vai x5ght OTC ul tic V(M(Wjy, excnwk,P
(a) AWN ovMpkig nod jonsypu noniver noWn PIO(MMOK in the pomp dWWW"
M town W, WhL 1'i_). J. Q n yondavy is Von& ko l UYVIC Ybilp VO&P com.
(a) *0 0 roadqVY MCA& into 1juln "qyed ]Aqns QY QP[rqP Indby the rules
nPPIRS100 ITC0501, to
(oi) Upon . noa
voldqNt
ordinance Nm 6.01 CnntinueK (8)
2. Meeting, 1W3.dern of vehicles Iwonnoding in. oypnnito KractUmn, shall. Pas,',,
UACh other to the right, and upon rondwoyn h9vinE YnAth for not more than one Li e,
fillrf t1affic in each dlroctiolq each driver shall gi we to Thu 01-hey at loyst ono-hal.f.,
of lwdn t-'revelod vortIAM (A We roadimy, no neauly an POUSUJO
Passing. The following rules ,:.?.AI govern the nvaAaklng and pasoing of ve',
hicAs proceudAng in We same dipectiun., subject to limitationa, cxcoptionh Hod'.
special rules hereinaftev KNOW
(a) The driver of a vehicle ovortaking Pnother vWWO pru(nadinq in An nnm(-,'
direction pa�-,,n -i%o I-)Ie jett thernof at a Nafe Whance an& shall not again drive
in the vight side of the roadway until "atoll clear of imp ovophabru. vch!Qn�
(h) Exuopt when overtakin,g and pnsoing on The right in permitted, thn dl l'
of an overtaken vohicle shall giva ,'a the right in J. of the ovoptaking ve,
aisle on audible warninq and shall not Acre= the Hpw2d of W vehicle until
cow-Pletely passed by the overtaking vehkule,
4. Passing on. the Right. The driver of e vehicle ti ay and pass on thn
rQht of nnother vuhirlo Wir upon On follaning conditions;
(a) -!.%A)en tl-lu, vehicle overtykGn in makirq,, ov� to a lci.'t viirn;
(b) qpon o street or highway with unobotru.c0d pavenent not occupind by parkA
vehicles of sufficient wid.th for two or mnrc lines of moving vehicles in each A-
rectloq
( ("') 11"po11 t, onn-v?ay street, rw uVon any roadway on abl"A COTO in rostricte(i
to one direction of movements Whole the roadway to iron from obstructions and of
sufficialk width for two np man) DAMIS of moving vehiclaq,
((.j) The driver of 9 vphicip way ovortako •na pas.,.� upoli tho
right only under COWL!= t>; mitt such movemcnt in SaNty, In no Event shall.
s s y, I, ()v IIvJ."-trnVnI Ed Portion of tQ
ach lnnvern'e�n.t ho, invic In, off 1-,hlu '1�,'Ivell)en
roadway.,
Driving fosf.'t 11), J?,o,,IdIwny Usutar, (a) A vehicip shall he driven to the
Side OV the COAMP of the MAKay in UveptakinK and. panning anothar vehinlB pvo.-
cand%V in the nams diroctU)il . uWnN5 ru.ch jolt STA W NOWY Visible and U free
of oncoming trAfin for a sufficient diptanan Aead in pnimit such overtaking and-
passing to be mAqUato, nmde without inLarTerinq with tic snfn opernblon of any
vehjuls npprnynhAIy flow tin qIyonita diruuticni or an, vehicle ovvrtnkon. fm eveqy-
nvon.L The nvurtAing vehinin must returri Lo tl�e, l,Ight hnnd aide At% rosdway be,"
fore coming within 700 feet Of any vehicle OPPI"OchilY from t1w =0"W directiol
(b) nuept (a a ona-way roadmay, no vehiNk Ghall, ju ovoKwking Lud
another vehicle or at any other time, be driven to the Oft NO nZ the PoEduq?
under WE following conditions,
1, Men 1gyproachliq the ci=t ol a grade or upon Y uurve in tin Whwzy
!&eve the rpyvevq vjpw along thp i(i ybumy to obstructed within a dintannc at 70)
11- Opranc1-ling Kithin :UY mt
approv(Sh"n Athin No feet of or traverWIT ony Atolmention or railyond RrOW",
crn0AAqq
Win prev No. Q01 ("r UnUOR
,, j, j,,, ,,hib4t pruvinh, up a diotinctW.,
narl2do "Mich djBtinctivo line VINO pnhibito PONKAOIT, ON dRclaro( i
n the rounnA 0 a 1 P& KY-rOntr0l d0vi= OJOPInd hj t! (!Ommissicner-
6, j,,frin, (a) Upon a roNdygy dowlynntac and HI PP HOW f0v 0,1 ..3y
traffin ps a onn-r ay rondway, N vehlok NOW, be dKV; 1, nNg in tow dirantion
WignOW;
(b) A vnhj e jassivy arnund N War Y traffic klvnd shall hN dr"vNn on"! t
the night of BUCb 1006.
7. hbljovinn vchicin Too ClonGly. lb, y vehlojo shull not follow
anothEr nahicin Darn NOW, Ila" TO vy="100 PnC[ Wdvntl hqvjQg duo ragurd for
the snaed of wuAY wohicips c jqpun tj a On! JIN DnS ur thu highusy. •
Section K, TuvnWg and Starting. 1. OrKnE it lak"NWWNr VIP dv"Ynr 0
j,t,ndjjg tu tpvn at an intarnantion shvJA no as 1011OHN,
(& JOR 1", np,oach nor N tight turn Ana " UK! turn shall bw We as close
as prnuicabin to thn NybUlnud (Mxb on NO Of tic rOyd''AN
(b) Approve! or I Kft tuxu OU ntlwr tAmn oue Ry 107.amsys OhNTI bw made ill
th,t opti; op O right hail of W rundpay' n( OT thn Con, nV lNe thareof, an(t
-.Qr ontErijq t O F Intaranctiou the Uft QKV son A be maK so as 50 Jeavc
Ent-rscotion to U k rlyht & thn C,(.1. LL line cs toln rcywj buing nwtury&
y) q,ra. cy ion n int turn rrnm n too-aw roaamw RAO a 01w.way raadwa',�-
Well K We in hat poltion nf UY. right only 0'
f ""_'_"b'r
1111111ne l' Ear ;W Q PaNSWE to AIN right Oi ,,h cejaLn ljou ,ail to it anturs the
%KrHo Won "
(d) A loft 1 unn from N oijc.-�Yny royd I Yq'i i,1j,) �, ij� rnadvoy nboll be made
rrom. thu T&T Wn( Kum ad b! P ,JS jUt to UP 0Q)A 0; Abu qnnUr Iquo 01'
being Entnnwd ODUP UNVIng the "Ptarnputio
p) im dy abnnQ nno_wvy� both the PPI Y010h 100 A l; f t turn and a
_b, ,a, 11, j,ry 1mod (orb or odgo of
the rcnadyny;
Et,,, or sigos tu bc placed with-
in or ;djonent to DaEr5nctDow and thereby (Ili Hjq 11ye"t Wt a diXforan-L
ty,t ,,CV,d 1, thl, IX by vuhicInn tai"Ing at an
AnherssKjou aim Qon wwrkucn, buttons no SOON Nro sc pInced, no drivar of a ve--
hic]v shall tum ; oWvlp n an AnUrnention O'KhOP t! "n aw diruOt'a Pqa "EquIro(I
by Fuch tai nukern butto"n or uilnn.
2. U Qrns. No Unhiulm WIT hu turnvd ''" hy unhyny a "U" "urn ""on any
strar L oi higbway in thd vDAW yule Ps BRch vM11CIP Ebel" first Prouc(,d tn an Antnr
secting strCot. MOW, hounvEr, U,,t , po" turna nny inisronotion on mn)t
Htro2t or higlivay in thIs QUAR VhOrc n 19000 Off"CIV yN stNtion.d, or Wre
tl stop and vG A 1110miontud Wlsw" 04mal CW "Sclool stop" or "daugov" or "thru
a 11,,t t,v j,, ,, j,,t,d at tL, i rob; prohldtod
No vChRon nhyll in lurnud so as An nro(wud & ion uply nnito dirgKOL.L
- -
upon qnj cuxxv, n" apn-0 i Jh'� 1'%) o"
VZOOK calmot hn Vann by thn 0,Kvnv or any
Yrnotion &QU no0c WL,
oraina= me. 6.21 nonkinvids q))
3., starting Parkod. cmv� No MIYU WW" Oldc. 40 Nt(jqWd-' ,
njlhl�� ";a_
Ang, or paltod, unInaN Tam Wit sudi Daval"A OW in lit, 1 t r' , t " u Kir� 1"y
A. SiUnal to TorW A HOW up ""Otion In r"t on "Oft shall to Qyfj
Ccatinuousll no
turning,
Wnal to Stop. No purnmi SW W14P or suddenAj docrnaNp the vpoed of
fj,,t , agonj ja the rannor pr )fit ilrd hovs"'
iLC Lhe driver of any vuh!"In imord-MISlY hu 110 runy ItI0"-t n ;"hterc' is {_')ood Nod, nof.".
tici,nt rEason for not WiRg MG to do sm,
6 1 . Signaling Methods. 1b2 Injuji, cequiM MCA be give" Pith, Y W/
menns nf t1ghaid and Nval ur IV 0 j,nqA ynilj�) e�- signal dcvj(os nTront'l OW t1le
commissioner of logbonyb UK thin ntyvn
7. Backing a MUM, W, Op8on in control of any vnhic> shalf. hy(A swid
vehi(tb: st vx0ruisaa noV to in,-
j ... ....... O! proppvty and in no wase aholl any Whielm im byckwd arouno n cornp-'
at Or j,t, nt,rants or hjghwnyv
...... hj,, Tbu driver oZ a vebic!C,
,WGtW1 AL. ME!& 01 MY. 1.
on intorwortion WWI y1old tho Hypt of nay to a
entervd the waruenino room a didavcno onvan
n two v,nm (offuran! highways at wqxMR&MY
W Same time, thG drimen nf thu vahjUR On %hu jAYh "half Y0 d. ths light up uny
& Ise viblyly on We rARM,
Ths forogoin� rul"S Oro HwaiyiOa tt toxcuM hilbonys' and
statod ly this section,
'I'lle, uriv.r Q iny, MICH IrIvIlagal, N" unlMul, spohd SMA W&M on, richt
of way whinh ho MAN WINOW"M h y hRVP"ndwr'
P. At Intersaction. Thn hvjv�n uZ a ltyly, 00
to turn to the AM shall YNAd W MOT or WNY to "l��" vohicl_�' nf_"'p ch In
the opVosite WWW" Wah is 0111i" "me "jda"snot"on or so OJONO
conHIA.T.", Go WWWWA M AM dvivor bovial no folded and havinK qWun
a signal when lud "s fttwa:y make such Wt Wyn, and t&�
drivers of p1l nthar vuhiclEM nPWOMO-en !Am
relation shall YINA imp right or way to NO vChYle MMIng too left tyyn
'I lh f =;, ( �'t( Ir- 11 l "I N top no inquilM
tnl;
by this ordivan"N at lip P&Pvnca to P
of way tq ether vQ00H which hNna MR-Ed Lhe ininnnOWUR from 't" ijw(Wl
highway op which are an QoNnly 01 the dh:r'oo�"h �"tn Lo ("o�"-
Witntu an. Stmodute hay and, Mit low Wycr having ao 1TVIAM m,�'y -vo c( '�l 16,
1A1(, drNurn of all other wahlolva on t'Ji, wlit"_)ugh
hiormy qhajA y1old UP right oV YN-y to TO vchlcl= 00 Pro(ved"ng Nclow-
Me -AWOUO) bijus", I
f , ,yA,j_e 4,11 likpalsu nt(M An obsuryanca to a at; "T"
Jnhd QMn, nt an 'I < i t t t;d at ()OU, OC WO-I'(1
thoretu o'ot' a hlejwoj� not Wall 1wonn'st
unutio"Bly, yjaldlug to VoWn!"S oot oblivao to
soctiola Dr
Wn procee&
ordi-nanco No. 6.01 Gust inuca (TA/
4. EnterinM N flighx;q from
PO NOW
"AWMA In
driver nr a vohi(dn COMON',
or Crossing a highygy from N privita
on 11 ,,, ,d 1, honplqj nyl
road or, dMonny
Mall yield the WYK of ':'ray
to ell VAURS UpproDOMAH on
11111
t)w hjjlyny'.
Ophicle, shall YAM
the OJT of way,
�-) .
- 1-;naergk,"Iiey WHIM. (jon
lJo ARWOUPW
WIMIMPA
of nu authorized emcrvon(w
w6hiclo ecipippad with at !cast
010 MEMO
OMP 030JAUM!
Ved light ViBildv "'r,
noival atmowpheAn MAW=
From a
dl"nus or
to froni, u-r ;in-ch
Vehicle Pill Wan U10 driver is
Qvinq
nualble Wynol
by UABO, the dri,vvc of nech
cit"e.r v�" A.�" ShAl yiRld Me
Kjok
of toy- Nud AWD.
AMMUtolydriv, to a posWoo
d , j ... as .... ibl,
to
the pqot ha6v
adg n or curb of the highmay cOwc
paralle-1,
Cat ,, i,t,r .UGC tjon, and cMnij
wqxW
sit! )vWn in Mo
position uldil Its PuthOrise"',
WdWo MO
e Xcupi,
when othorWAP
d! Verted by a POAMP of U%r,
emargoney passad,
This suhAvision shAJ ,t I, i.'i the dryVer of an, Nuthorisod emergency
vehiAlp from tW duty to drive with due r 9 y"T Or the wafehy of jarsouh RAM9 the"
highomys t
6. Funeral
Proconsinn, qh,, err/ . r,ne,,j
,o(NN,jon identifies
itself by
lght,
on 11 ,,, ,d 1, honplqj nyl
(tics in elose formation,
the driver
of every other
vehicle, anceQ sqt
Ophicle, shall YAM
the OJT of way,
section'15. pedentri an". 1. MAY . T"affic-GOAX01 sigimls, AdEstripno shall W."
WEnAs at intersuctiOns Ns QrEtofore daulascd in this
podautrinns shall, be accorded the privilOWS
ordinance, but at all C, illy_((' Mew-)
ctatHd in Sections 15 and 16.
and MO up subject to the ,
2. yzigirts ..- Wory No QnNls. when signals n Q nn in place 01'
fill in operation the dvivor oP a vGbjwjv shall y1eli W right of way, Key% down 0".
a
stopping it used be to no yield, to 0 MaOtr" OrOssing - "in road". W"th"n
crossunlk when tit; Pedestrian is nits! 11"N MO of the roa(t�v'ly- ui)on ?h-lcl� lle
in traveling up 'Wn UP Wuntrint, K MHOMIYAW so c"611 from in Ma s"
half of thu ropdpay as 1_ o Q 10 OnngLI hat un pudontrien MR s"ddenly- leavc
curb or of place up ,f,y , alk 0, on into !An jwth of a vehicla whim], it;
so closc" Voni:' il-, J-"� fop tho drivnr to YOM. Olin provision SUIT not
und,, is, ,ndjtjs,W va ntharyisH proyjnW in this suldivizion.
vt"11-1-010 is Btappud. A L MARC[ KrUBMAR or Nt any
an intcroectAn to vurm! h N PA(AstrVi'f, I'(1 W unadway, the drixor a[ yn,./
other vchicle approaclOm Mow We real 8011 ilU "O"Aw awl P"un
vlahicla.
No hall &,j,c a potor vah,ple 11rcongh a column of school childreQ WOOQW>
---i street or highuny or PaSt P mwWwr A a subno). Wety VAM! MO WO OrPOEV Of
t h e schoel SaUty patio! in dirRAW" Uw Havemcill, of chilclreu acxoss M streat 0.1,
highway and while the school sajohy patrol arminn Ah WAVC his HMOR SQ00,
in Mo Otoppcd positiou.
3. Crossing WMay T"tOrs"j" "Ory Pudes"_al crossing I ron(Nyy Ut
point other than within a mnrhod cj,M:.njR or within Nn unmarked crossualk at an.
intersaction shall y0ld tin right of NY to 011 VOWD01won the runtuly,
oj,t here 9 pedustrinn tunnel or over
bead podestrian WDOOD-9 JIM 1`00" Py"Ind "0" . y1old. thu right (I ODY to QJ
V=d-!J.clk"'s apon lhr-
at pill signals sro in oparatino
ovaestrj= shall not quoun at in! 1 ANQ0 nKUnPK W
(jp�
uninance No. GuMaRed � /
vuhicly shall OYQV--
d .. .... 4, ,Q6 ,jj d,j,, 11j, w,y qny„hjjnn Plan any rumckey and give;
bly ,;oum,dUor? qzercine proper prenaudJon
NurvinR any rqdlh rw any MUJAWK ow 10WAn" t I 00"I Pul'son upon. rondwayil
Us", 11'11Jvt jjtaj.., ;1,1aTT mov(,
the right hPA of ryonsualks,
,.)ocn, walling along a roadyny shall
walk near tbo loft BAK A TO; "M MY PIVA9 M. To 'nooming traffic" Wre side:
K q,jj In imiNvinj for any pedystrinn to walk alow,
t1f_-)o3 "1 an
Section 16. Hitchhiking. No jornoo AAA slood 111 a rowdBoy or thn purpose
SAW11g, n vide FrNn tho Vivor Of MY MWO n�hicle,
Section 13. 01c5ci1s. 1. Traffic UNs AIM10 Eveil person riding a bicycle
lj of the rights 2nd shall be subject to all 0'
the duties npplicable to the Wver A 0 uphiple hy this ordWarics, nxn6pt as to
apecial reguIntioon in thin orainnnna Cl any Ajar QUAW ordinance and czeapt as
to those proviAUUN ot Wis OVJW�i-)cc) i1wir nature cen have no application,
2. Annner ond k}uvhcx Wding (a) A person V)npoijing a bicycle AM not rjdt','
other than upon arnatridy a purmnnent and rnVid.nr scat attached UOMO-
(b) No h,ll 1, ,,d to carry upiv peranns at one time than th(,--,
insh.'r for whinh it in dewitned ond WROZ
Rid,,, NO rjAj,, any jocyrin, counter, volJor skates,
slod J,j,, Or to, .eyj,j, sh,11 attach the same or himneif to any 51
v :,,hicic-o iy,(), -c rl ,),,iilimh
Rjd,,, No ,rnon Nb,11 2 1do yn cx jwq) into Cr upon any vehinly Whout
the consent t7 11P drivul,' F131C1 T-,(7 t) ,l 1yall .uE" viding YMN nny PPA A WE-,
body to prnjnct boyond. W IWAY of AW MOV MY10 except when BiquAing a�,i
hurein reo"AM voc AM oil- jwyn(m }J e? (x MQ1, QW, nor hang 00 to W motoe
vehicle when 3uch motor vuhlulc V in motion-
Q) WRIATon. Ibis proxislon WAT not IppQ to any person who euWloynant,
makes it nocus=3 to Ado iv ur upon a VW"A Qontoh* than hdrAn 1)vovjde(1
nben engagEd in the nocuNsvis Wics (J' f;C,c'h
4. t,') Rida. (a) h,,,, ,,V,jjAq a jux1jup upon a r aAny shall.,
d . .. .... to jj, 0& 01AW of the ronjavy us punnticable, exercluinn AN Wvo
when passing a 010,10 or ouc p1ocnodipq !Don some direction,
(b) 1' er2nns 7 AVy bicycles upon a hillynY 001 00t ride molu "Lao
nut uldo top the exalusivn une of,
,tb yor hi,ye)ns )wN Unq provided ndjacont to a road-
shaTl uno OnA PON, Wid shall nOt thu r0ndvvy-
(A) No Po r= shall AM a 100YO, upon W 1�lithlun a� buslno ;'j ;
uny fp�,�vnofl J_"; 1.,,.,JdJUq n WYCK lipon ;I �11.dcynll, such person W13 YAT11
ao'dihIs Signal Worn ovnKaWw",
N(jr- (401 G()1+.Unued (m)
��,rryj, Aptinjun, No po,junn o1wrAWn a bipyrin nhall cnrry any package,
WAS 5 or nrticlo Uldch pAmvenix thn dwNar 1v ow Wpin.g A least one Wad UPO,-Q
YdEbtion tam Kohn 00101M.A. (v) yvcvy bicycle Yhen us ad in We Aght
time shall be Bquippod WAA N Izow an 01H CAM Mch "Ai emit n 0hyto ""At
visible from n dManuo OF at &W 9y) Wt to V10 front "d " red reflector
W rear of a tyfc upprovnil Q thk SISM hh,wey department qhjoh is visible frn-',
ypow Q roe L to on feet tu Go reap when diroctly in front of lawf&-
Of ii >mp, ,, , ,njjW o11 jc1c, A jAmp emitting a 1 light MCA
a dISM000 OR A) APt 49) W! IWYV My! b2 uHHJ in addition to the red ralector.
(h) Wry blayKe shall is acyppQ AT a MAP ahlob will unablo the opon
,lip to make the? IDAked KOM Aid Al Q& TOW, cysan pavement.
la Wounue Rnqn1rcd. No jAvYN(ol, Win remiden with!"WiN village, shall
.. ..... I , bj,,,O, on ,, ,ad,,, , ,th any ally, for the pulain use of bicycles
unlobs such bleyalk imp Men I Innosed avi a ij cknsu vintu in atUchad there W as
provided in the hicyyIn Acanma nQUYuM OF thin viDaRe.
Iq IL 4p a misdemeanor for any person to do any act
8. Effect of AMMOPC. �
furbidAn or j'ail, to nijy r i reqn1rad in this artirls.
(b) Ito parent OF any (Tild SUO of any ward shell not alt thurisc,',
Q1 knowingly pe,,mij ,,, ,u,y hj, up yped 10 vlointe any of thr provisions of this
section.
Section A. Railroad Madn CroqNings. I pAijag2 counnil is hereby authorizea
dyoBepoHE rtynat or 1djowy gra& crossings of railroads'
cud to orderntop slynn VaruNt, When, _1 ,c wqriA nra erected, the driver of any
,,hi,ie A,jj Hlop wjt;hjq Q fcct )pvt not less Mn ten feat firm, thu nearest track
, ,,I, ,ad, pg,j &ply ywon,j only upo" exercising due care.
Section 19. Gervmjw Vjhjri( a ho Koo A UniQuadn. Obc drimer of any motor ve-
FATTARY , ing jon"HqyIns Vor hipa, or No, anneal has carrying nn school chiM, VC
of ,hj,j, ,ryyny p;qoNjvo muhms,"ns Or Mmmablu liouids an a cargo Or,
")", a L ,"j br,cq or tracyl Df a Mlroaa, shall
-�T"G 'A.
s top ouch Mi T "Imv; than Mil Funk MH tbo nupoest rail of such railrono an"J-
' '
,;C; s 1,01 C" taod j, ,k in both oirect.Loos along such track for Pny
.....;!(: }'1 i rir, Q,Q nd y,, yndjuNLing Kho 3pproynh of a train, except as
han8invOcr NOVA", ;W6 abyli 'mi. Procupd until CWM do so Wely.
Nc �' Lop' nc.od ho "ill, ;!ioy oflicer or a UAW con-
trol pygnal AVOCA tryffin W PPUCCM&
20' y vabicic rithin a business or remb-
p,,, j,j,e,ny or builAy, avail stop wurhveldcl.(--'
k, drj,j,E Onto sjoevnik cy into !to sid6halk area WenAJ-Q,,,
across any MITN"UNY or PrivotE driveyny,
Sct�
- , - ioii 21. Wopping, Wildlar 01" AMP1. Upon any highway oytai& of n bust
WAT 6C, i0w1we a Ln hVi n-'k' n.111- ,�hy)J 000, pa ph up In= 6 WAing any sphicle,
Methur atlen(IciCl 0'. OP 140rovea or main travyled Part,
ol 'I'ho I ;' i'O imp k, oi: so Inane such vehicle OYU
uu(T pent uf said 1QUnNy, hot A� roury Pat n way- and unobstructed Width (A':
,t ,,,t pn V,,t , ,,A ,,K, 0j, jjH, joQudoll oppowity slwb standing vehiniv HOT
ordinanoc No. 6.01 Go"Unundo (TV)
he left Or Wo Wac passupo
1
of nthn� „wows Oak
N clear vi ow
of such Hopped
Isveil ic"Te W nvOlabW from. a
distarc, y pon U,, 1, j,
Eych direction
upon such hj4hway,
This section sANIT nut ;W111
to We Wier Of M
TwhiQle FhAch
in dianbled KIM
On (J.-)(, or improvad or
mKu Unnaled poatiou
Dv n hig1way
ja buch a mannn-c
2nd to sych extent t}« K it is
YLposNible Q ovoid
,topping Rnd
tepwornrily le2ving
Nuch disabled Vehicle in such
Position,
Gration 22. KIM May Move
Corn when any POW
officer On&
a Vehicle Hvndjw�'
upon a h - lgbway in vi olation
of any o the provisions
of Section
22 hereof, ysunh'�
officur 18 herclay authorized
to n)O4 such vehic!P,
or,squily the driver Or oth=-
nerson in char on OC the vehlelc
Q MOVE We same,
to a nn tion
off the paved 07
Wrovud or main 1rovalad part of =h highwaY4
WhBn any police OiTicar Cindu a
,7' 1.1,C. unatOnduc upon any street Or highwaY W.'
upon any brid, or nNuHEany on in ppy lorwul ..lore such vehiple con0itutus an
o1struction Un traffic such sfriver An Wreby vViorized to provide for the re-
WWI Of Such WhYly anti removo the same W He rOarest Ounven"Ont Wage oc ULAU,
place of safeb>
Section J. ProldhYtod MY, 1, No person shail stop, stand Dr park a veUcie:'
"Tx',nded on ,,ttc1,yod (jwcepL hen nonvs6Ecy to avoid conflAct with othel.
t - 7"'L' ' 'T�
traffic ur An compliance Pith the directions of a Police MY= or traffic -control
dovico ip any Of the Nollowing places:
the
hitom}
(n) on a sideNalk or W
h) in Front of N public
Urkersectiou or nny publip
way.
(a) Within an
I 2rd tic, t .re en wanyalk and roydHay-
or rivato drineway or al ivy or within five fest A'
ar privats driNewe; or Wky with any S. Or
(d) Within ten. Kept, K n fire 11. y0yant, proVind that this does not preveni''
the park dog of texicnIn in Waluch KOnds entail Uled by the wilage council withUn
ten feet in either dUrchion of a Myn had )WV
(e) on a crounpolk.
(0 With), po tnnt r u crusHwan at an !rUusv&ion,.
(g) q1thin 40 QE, I. upoo, the appvowch ot any CWhina school signal, stop 0&:-
Lraffie-nontrcl Wynel GO we .,a-. 1011 ut 5- R!" 3f n r y"Y-
_l. zoup nad the adjacent (: -!_C'h or within 30 feet of points
01-1 tbu curb KWAUJI oproNUP LhN ends of n =a. ?t zone, unless a difUren",
length is indicated by N!Anh nv D00090,
( Q Within n UUMOntRA or scarolva hns Hbop)
Of t77r, VEIT r a
rallroad crossing,
(k) y1thju
20 feet
of Phu dviveyny ankrnnots
hu any tire station and cr the
side of 1 ahrent
OPOUSITO
jhE 01minnce to nay Muc
stntion within Y5 feet of saY,
yntran(w WW", prCTEPTY
sip?}
t) tai
orimnoc Mo. (0,01 Nontloued: 00)
(I) Along Adc or Opt )t IUY SQUO'h Oxc"tion )r Antrunblon. When nuch
stopping, stan(Ato or parking Would Obalruq[ "If"'
(m) Alniq tbv "Urb Hou A street adjaccut lu any school property from 8:0(�
<, ;!`1 -, to 1:00 PA, on days WOU H(A> i! jr in Hohnica,
(n) Upon any' bridge or approach or other elevated 1 p n a, "A-rcct
as aorr so provided by
or highwLy or Whin a slouch or hkhwaY Tun",
ordinance.
q) Mo C,`'iOl sh,IA move a vehicle not owneC by uch po,soA into any pro.-
hibited area or away from a carb Oi' side 01 stroo. ,v dj�tn we as to unlawfulc
(P) 90 persorl """-I�JA' J:o.-'-' lerve 0 papk I house trUler on or
- ro - bi njq,-�_y -clj
street or highmay or on rry 01. of
Within tin I WOB oJ an
.ii ,pc signs ere erected dasinnet:1-ng A; pla a a- a WAY SUO�
Mo person shail park so = to biock a fire C cepq u- exit from any-
(r) I,ce Whorc tumporay, signs prohibit -jarkW 95 long ns sue'
signs era in PlAce.
hall t,, , ,rk a vabicle c, a Arent or Aghway Wen di--
P,I--r ijvc,ted by Ion with authority
rected a- ordered Q PrOcecd by Puy peace 0 J.-C
tr dirEC II control or regulatti 1 r "ic,
2, INo WrWE Ynev. q,,,, 07 and r p,rh a vehicle other - Wan sr Ilp ;e joun c it a 5 a Truc,,,:
in o,j,hjj,h,d by
loeding We. ,bjvjrs Nuall not be park en- Q nruok Loading zoo for
any purp)se 0--c' IeNgtb Of jjme cdocy than the expedltiu s u0nidiig and delivery or
,-,-+ A,a - Wtvion the hours of'
pick ij pal HAW of mHOKUP upon W NEr' I holidays excbpt3d,
8,,,, Q,, ,,, 6,00 V,K, ,joss oty,rpimo denignphad, Wnd ys ar,
En no case shall the stop ton,juading nnn uoinad-W Of my"Ir"B exceed 30 minrtc9
3 , St,,U,, q1th Brake, AHt and Nuys Removnd. No rso 1 d'jIVE Or in cnargu
uran WASH on Y 9�Pc I j WAY
of a mot Dr vehAnAn HKA! purmit it to FLOM-; Gmu
fectivelf 861-Aing We braW Wetv(m and i0rclan " I,OAt atws to the uurb or,
side of I the J&Yman !very 0`00 VNrk"rg Q Psawpa"'- Oil
hl jn a pAl to parking rea 5Knlj lock the ignitlon,,.
street ow Way in th-, No p6r8cti h,j, at eny tjbv leave any
remove the key W Lake W nNms PUb "im,
moot r VOY Ole, stalidjog 01001 any h vghyrl�"' I.-cl (L' wheels el -Ved,
A be equ�vr movedi
lucked or VaNtwned in norl, 0 manrnv 1*0tor "10-0 c 'n&
Df WAing OF a WOLOY vOW10 80 C� to )vcWL the vehich,
t)(J'n"' -moo � ed hy- hand ASIT be alloyed.
-n a Straut or hjEhyay in
no�� double Dnrk
this village,,
WheravEr NnV q 31ca officcr Unds
5, Re noval of "llegy Ill -r - � 1 1 V th- Vuregning
a -�!ehlcly standliq "TOO a Hty" Or "Way "n yjalzu"un uL " 0- "Im
of I-lit"; :''ec'iJonj SUCh OfFAOEr 1p hBVChf aSIKOrLAWC to moun such VOWS,
o olse prunon in ph- -'rgr of the hDA to rcmOVc saille
to a I position oft of such street tor
highway
'. " J.( In vjc>tDn of the pvovibions
l': •U No.
PemOv" Ond inqYmioxod, by any- Po I100 OFFUCT Af:'
duly authorlind person, so as to 10MOV0 1AM hnZnrd, ULVatOd by such vehicle.
prsw, N11p)l stawl m oNvk a vehiclo TO 0 Y00004"
with VW OdKr of W 101MIJ, handed ir tFe d1ruchon Ot QW0,
Uji,11 the curb sido Mee> O W, TRAM Yj!"O " "n"s ad" "V the road
way and j-oi, (';Tas::i' 'Nh"I t Vr.jt "JI., the Cu,cW
2. where 11") 01130• . Rjpo � ncj� 1javing a curb each vehicle
stopped cr parked shall im PUPW (W W"d Pa"jal �-jith and to tic Ky"t of the
pvn�(-'t Or paj,,L oj.' j,AN atrept or highwny.
3. hDOWY4 h,,j 0,,d or ,rk y vebiclo on a onQ-way road--
way ,,,,t Q,, s,,h in no wjhEd as to have tho frout part or such vaica,
facing in Un saine direction Wq the (ML oy �1000 nu thn WHY Wrenn in per-
witted In PESS,
0 t1 1rhS Q0 VVIORIs k•--w Wen mErked ov Agned Yov angh.'.,
,arking, vnhion5 Wall bn pirAnd at hh, woRIL to to curb indicatod 11 such mark,,.;
or signs.
Pi<;Ylnur ol-, P01MV W j,ht f ybH driver of a vuhinlk intundud In Park
at the curb of any- Ax nm DOWY at a ploco EMU to be =wtua bY auDthel-
ve1j,cle, Hyinji stop back of said pn"King Wacn and unit until snid vchic& has va'-
catod Said perking spaue. M M00'" nn `insjjjnL to park shall then WVP WB Vy-
I
f Spid pRrking Hpacc and back into i _
'K, driver of nny pruDehj"g Crom the Pear shall yield LAO VhUht 0'
Trey oP jarkiny U s0d paPkint Apace, Provided,
su(."h
to ,
that in case thare is no unc In poslidoo jawnajawly in frent nf W& parkliq qDnrn,
p' re) to hick into it Hod HOW JAY&W sP ' in enffll�'h tr) J'Ly Lhe
driver of au VPISVICTOW VVI(.Y !).''o6 loi::) NOW pmrking Space QW&E,
jh,&,j t, (1,14), y) vqhicib sball be lockEd to 110 WK is it" cOm
I T('�sd' )ui � ; (" "p-'u ')"� j, j"Poirri the chief of 001 hus in POCH";
MEECH! zonu,,� (.o h,,,jnq run I tho jondjun ov of
whare and at Wynn runn,
t0. GC Q permitted. KDOWn HOW tun to 1, C' qn81 ?ortation of wirmchandina 0-Y
materials may- 100 join VC c h in 1000 00 co,
such vebjcJn KIM n DOW L tpa"% Kgn. SUCT, pownTh shall h(-�
Uthar in TOO at the timn so(& WhIlao
is backad ngy!M W (00 TO i0_ 10 nO O "("r& a )-cod sna it shall be Hol'a"u-
MY any ouner on (Vivar to VoTuhn my ,on�yj, thins or condltl= of Pol Huck XT''
ail which may havN WO Q try: "I"' up )Olqx"
7. Cars ray NOP. No fwvso7 ! ah'11 I l) U—:n an'y '/( !J.Vle on 2 highEny in dihpwzy
the Hate rw Moir or nychanqE, n V0010 aunt! hn "Vemoa to bc� djujawynd in VIC -
lotion nf 1115 awnhOn �'�C( f) :l'" n KrenL or hijyHy Y"j 0=10S
s"gri huhnrying Mot it in CUP b0p or C=hqmqc,
Washing, Knomir", to pvrvuy AOKI Wanh, gren8L or rojWTV burh Vuhicle
upon a West 01 laqhpy nn are 11r L= bec"uHn Of 0
5WI-on OQUIUK"q; MO K jo p.)'son shall drive a vish!&P OWN- it
L_ Lbo T,ort a( pt such numbEr.of persona, 01-
0 140 L1 U CC N r 0
U6 d,,, th,,,, as L, 1b, &VjvrwN vny to Mo Front or Men
o�(' as to 100yuly alth 13V drIVEY'a nonOnj oval, Chic Moving PuRPOW W:
VWWO.
ordinance No. UP
'I
Section 26. 10MUS ThP dylIny of Ply ya'ar on n'" "Wo tnmyul" j.
si, -,"I nol,
di-vi:v-;r of c"olf), -fuel"! 1WItow �Hhvvlu than Onysing Ulwy, 1 d)wn gr&e shn!! no G
ul,
CITIAT disungnge&
Sc ction 27. Foj1owi, yiYa AppuivInn. TO drivnC Of MY VOKS" otYr Wn One,
basSuNn sholl not y0flow ony Me epoarntus Waveling An vpsponve to
a fire 3I `U Cloway Town, 90 Set, on dryoH Wo or part such VehiM within Khe
Vock wh n YAre r1q,aratus 05 HT011)" in "Uny to a fi-re alarm"
28. Urnsoing y1ra HONE shal ba drimen over 2ay UpproWntacl
shvEpk, private drlvewvy� to be We(;
a any MPH or alviv or NO% WhImy u0asunk 91 " "re d"Y"ant
H coapnolv%
.S.ction -29. RrfuhE on HIKIM10 NO W50n MVIA throy on deposih upon au; SUPY, e
or higbway Nny gusN bottla, ,, .... .. jj,, t,nhs, y1ra, cnns Or any other HUM=
like], to lnjur6 any porson, sn,jul or vob(da upco such Cruet, Or 101917 MY, Or 001:1
@_Y hl Ur ppiyately owned land ndjouput thcreto without the noners consent,
A J -1,0 djnDoed or thrown upon any street Or highwaY.
ny
any- injurious on WtPuchlva MUM! 5"T "Od"Ply remove uans
Q to be rvmovnd
Any- person rvnmv%g n wronon(I oc domagad VOW& rymn a street Cr hyryway Shall
-1,10n, e son
- "'InHs or athnn 1quvions kuhKanks Avoroed upon Ru highway from souh
v
VOWTV
Saction 10. Vveting or ovardswinn, SC 4001 W. (a) Tho drlvnr of a MUM Wn
-v)ol
all, 6" UMK-f"-,- an =rtow>0 From Monr dKontion any
has stopped a - n tba Won? for On IJ rr po,, O� pbpnj ving or discharging any schOW
child or (hi ldrPno hyll sipp In VyhIrIp WoMpiall upon ex&Wun OF a stor
signal avu by tin Hahoul ims KOM " 5hyLl PeMn Hopped Intil tIm schO01 bus;
dviver retracts the stop Ma v!Tq out may t4 .n procaud Kth nue caution YOP th,-,
,,F,t, p such chjjAreu, Every sohool W shall he OquhPad with M stop
arm which shall ba ubryd WITY Mys 11v bus > stalTod cn e higbany for the
ny uou SAW trill
of dq,,&,RjIj I ,
Onjy ir the ao w tilt'; school bun shall
T,,,t ,d a pimiry inVoTo sign coMpInUg W
"School Is," ip latteph not insm inan, Ax W&B in hoight, which can 1w "Ov"i
or covered whon Un vehicla in W in Me PO N scy" b",
(,) ,, of a ,qj . .... . qjq,,, jj> diviAGa roadway6 nerd not
SQ1 upcn lundAnn Or onns!"n n kylool bus anch is upon P difforunt yonauay„
Sat ion 31 UnHoln EquipmEot. f, No jpraon Hholi drivo, nor shall tba 0"Wc
C -3 'Ilse or 1MMIngly perwlt to be Mqx6n on V"Y hilyway nny v ,hi c,le
of MOW WAS Q in MAQ 01=0 c0na"On an Lo endanger any person or wbicry
Kes not contain those NEW or V M'�, OqUIPPed WK SUCh ISM ROC:
requirod > Wis
vjjj�tjQn o7 WN opainanco or Eon Dny rav
sot, to do any ForhOWn on f i_I i,b ,rrorm nqg act requirS under thI8 ov -
dinanuo,
1h 1"Spact Ko PQUIPblant on whi'des Shly! nQ'
or 01M Ono
copt na Urnio nadq applinwhip,
R Qght Qatz; NsiclMUM. Avory "Ohm n COCK or highwny. PIKKU My';
village at NOJ Alto M.1 a MAY 1m or UNP Aunnkt to n half boar larore Suprin,
vnd at any May Mw Own On"O 0 106 nurrici-001 AiM to render ato"Ay d"sun"n
jbU pars= rnd dM"5 Hw KIM Ow "AM. Pt a disttance 0" 500 [Pat nhey
rwo V4 I tin Ay
to "Lona
in
Mai TODPN ("I MoMp VOMA" athny loan V motor-
cl-(:le SQU. low equipynd ON Von) in K)Vhyn, no morn, no leas, one on anQ 00,
of the NOS Q tha woMy WhIcS, 450 10PO!"M NhaJj comPlf with L- n acquire
parts and SMIUMOUH SO N"M in thin oldwanazz
(b) Mary wohorcyNn 0011 R WO N& 0111 at ""Pst one and no" mn" Q ir
two h,,dj,MpS Whiek QnJA coMply with, jin rnq1NXnnwnQ End 11mitations ant fort"o
0017 motor vehicle and ever;,y velhicl.�i bning draun at thE "Od OC
Usin of vuhicles Mail be MAW hith a j0h[Ad vGar "PIT, cxhlb"L"Mn
C.
light visiblu from n dintynts or %U teat to lbo I""
5. Ump or Flat ann FrojeOting k0ma. Mycvnr TOE 1"d Men nn vey"C"n al"17"3
Q-lu reer cour teat Or awto Myom to NA! On boirly OP stich VOKCAU QNwn hnil.
dj,,j,,,d t t, XtrpM,O, ,f 1r' p,Uj CA: kjol jrn]j aL Q0 UW CCU 110 LO IM"i
an vehicles al" uunhArNd 10 to! N ordi nones:, 0 nod I i th 1 or .I me VDA h_10 f Pao
e dintance OF at Knot AR] Mot to the Men SM Dynr. Ito 11yot or 0010iia Va.,
Quired undur Sin 5mMon MINIT Q in 060 Lion Ko the sear light 1vurlynd Upoe
e very vehicle. At nny t Kin -won no Nvt there she"" be 61 "
at the extroo, rala Uny" o.i' _1.0;�J ow 005h of not IOSB Man MC M,
5npara,
K p,,kS,,, y;ilk A,, Whcrunvao a notol, vablaw K Unrked or stopiwd UM n
y2y whnthe nttnnded or unnttanded duyink 00 "I'llc menkjOned "n
thi etinn, joere Hholl le diwolAyed upon moch wK01- vuhicle On at wory ADMP�.;
oocwni j j ii) npheric conditioun Now a din- ,
kanca UY 500 TOOL to the Vront of SUR Mu4n, projectinv a .J 1.. nc
,d,, j,k, ; ,w , djakanva or qno ank to UP rcer
7, law Or ReNent" w) C)tj" V(J)j`jP` " 01 vuhiclon includlu,"',
1AUJIyOnj ly UXCEPM to loss ordinnanc;
bv squippee,
ordinnnoe bo cquiVpod with n, or 100", Ov Inot arns Puni"'09 a n""
Wht VISSM Krom a 6151SUCE Or QW) Quk K MW MUN and to the loop, MannUd.
nrl Win yondway wAn or M vubmin, P;nkpl KKK VOMPOKOVn_ meeting yhu Q07"Im"
RKS 'YqUIVUR in Ohh,.:
Han au Lwl:� J�n,�Io
0m; n 1 Kaw us i VO y ou M Paton VORIP a 020 J,"
hijAnym, Ah all
ord4Hance No. (1.01 (WIPUNA; ( 19)
vshyclon pru pequivrd to thin ovdipanco at Wbt Wo lightad lamps shall be displayn,'_1
oun on each side K the treat of Evcrj stshor vehicK other than a motorcyols, Pro o-
dkk und'(' �'jd-voPs(. (,ondll:,otr" lighted a111 {iliarylamp8 one on pac1j
side at thin front of th.0 yahhoc may he lamd In ROU of two lighted head lamps,
excapt when such vehicle TH parlrd subject to the regulations governing lights on.
parked v6hicles.
10, Maximum BandIn Fewer, No vehloW shall be equippEd. nor shall any person
drive or movc, i�y op e(pil),t(ant iyor any a ;e-L oj_' vdit,h ?,nA,/ J_arap)
or device a, light or any colored lighL other than those required or
p2rmWed in thAS DWSM00 POWSH othosodbe authorized by the commisnioner of,
highways of this stake. Thin Hactiun .';hall nQ apply to authorized emorgen,y
vuhiclos or road mohinevy. Arigancy vabinluq Hall he equip.ped sith not Kss
than opo red llghL to thn UnwiL Unreo, VDA shall. be lighted then OYl emergency,
trips but 5hall cot he Qjitenj Kai, ush), ths 9troats or hiRhways at other timan.
Flashing YgIds arc proWhitod on ophicluB, excuph an a mcann fac indicating a harn
or stop,
U. USES Required. (a) Evory motop vehiclH, other than a motorcycle, when
operated upon 2 street on hiptuay shall W 0,01PPOC a--l-th brakes adequate to can
trol the movement of mid tu stop and hold such vehicle, including two separate
m&arm of applying the rat ,)k; >, cach W which ianns shall bu Wactiiii to appQ the
brakes to at leoBt toothools. Tr th6sr too 6uparnte means of applging the brakei�
are connected in any way, Wy shall ho so con Ntructcd that failure of any one
parlb of the opurpting much Roinm shall act inav, the motor vehicle without brakes
on at lonst two Hanis.
(10) Every motorcy(ju and hicIP0 pith motor attached whEn opeygted upon 0,
street or highway J ll he equipped Kth at Tenst unc h1 9ke, which may in operated
by hand or foot.
(c) Urpka Perfaywamcp Ability. The nervice brakeii upon any- motor vehicle or
combination of vehiEles Hr_„ l_1 ho edeq - unto to is top such sehicle or vehicles Won
travoli, PO Won jwy Quy within a C7 -.L 1. nu of 10 feet whon upon dry asphalt or
concrete pavement nOWn fren from Is= mohavivi there We grVe does not excee(7.
one per-cant.
Q) Widni, Lit, Movc uunditioca TAYs hood USE shall be adequate to stop sucYi
vahichs ov vehicles within a distonter; of 55 KoL and said hand brake shall be ade-
quate to hold. such Mycle up mblWas KaIju"ary an any gad {,-ihJ_c}_1- opa.v,�I[,ed,
(e) (We h'-� the NervicG hrakEs upin a motor vehicle
I "t 1 7p d �1J'-i'b two Wcal. t PHN Wy- nod Wn permitted hereunder shall be We-
wate to slop the arc icK within a distions or 55 reet,
(1) Wl WHY, Sn"annus Hpocirled in this section shall apply to y11
vEhicles mantionad nbuthEr such YnhJul"s ape not loadad or ore !ended to the maK.,
imim cnpHoill patmitim bndoy this orahumow,
(g) All W as NMI be Wint0ued in, Eood noWing order and shall be so nd-
jusked SN hu opeonhe is Uquoll" au pjqcLjqYbl0 pith VnNpect to the whealn an op-
po"';1te 000H of tho vehicla"
V. Wros Fnd h0vong Qvicas. SWuns Prohibitad. (a) Every motor vehicle when
openst,ed vpnn a stwinEt or idQvvy sin) I in njuilqDed with a horn in good wcrkjn,,),
ncrl"I' and of COW 01, nany! suddor Undur norawl conditions from a dis-
doc"' (,;:"" j-y);' Jens It nn POO ?A,&, WK tin Wim up other warning devire shall emit wa
unlywHonably loth on 4CYNA nond no V WWWJZ,
urdinnnne No. 6.01 Coatnimnds ( PO)
The d,h,,p of a motor vehjuLe shall Qor, reasonably =wssarY to Mu"D WO Murs-
tion give audible anvning with his bovn but Shall not 11-pon
n Nixect or highpay.
(b) No vahicle Nhall be equipped with nor shnD any person use uVoo a vehicle
any Oren, hj,Ll I , , bell, except is otherulse permitted in this subdivision, S,
is permissiblE but ,t that any copucycial vehicle be equipped vKh a thaft
alarm signal do-O.ce -vihi.ch J s so arranged thaL it rannot bw used by the driver as aa
ordinary warning signal. All ,th,lized nmergency vahlelps shall be equipped with
a Men capablic of omitting sound alldjbJM under normal conditions from a distanc(-).
of not .t ss than t toot and of a We approved by the cone mlsslonOr of hi,g'h tfay' of
thAs otato but suph siren WIT not be used eAc"Pt then such vehicle "s Wrated
in response to an emergency all or In the 1mmcd1ate pursuit of an actual or sus-
pected violator or the On in whieb said Tattev events, the driver of such vehicle
shall wound raid siren Son necessary to warn podentKans and other drivers of the
approach Torook.
13, Hufflerss E .c_ 10 tor ebjeje at ani times shall be equipped Nith a
muffler in good unrkilei, order and & constant operation to prevent excessive or un--
uuual noise Nnd im person shall use a muffler cutout, bypass or similor devinn upon.
a,motor vehicle on a street or h1ghwn4 Evury motor vehiclo shall at all times be
equipped with such parts and eq - uIpmenL no arranged and kept in such state of repair
as to prevent, carbon manoxibe gas from entering the interior of the vehicle.
lh, He,, Vision hi,r,rs, Every motor yebiclu is so constructed, loaded or con-
nected with onother vehicle aH to obstruct the drivers viOw to the rear thereof
from the drivur's position shall be equippnd u0b a mirror Sr located as to rellewt
the driver a view of the Ntreat or highway for a distance oT at least 200 feet
to the rear of such vuhicle.
to 15. hAndshAeldH to be Unobstructed - Wipers. (n) Nq person shall drive any
mntor vehicle ldth a wind8blod crNnked on discolored to an extent to t 01,
obscure pimper vision or with an, 019% ho er or other non-transparent materiel upon
the front windshield, side wings, side or renr windows of such vehicle other than
a certificate or other paper recWHYd to be 61spldyed- by low.
(b) %, on evuly motor vehicle shall be equiaped with a device for
clowning rain, snoy or othu, moysture fromtho Yindshield, which device shall he so
t..1 17.0 as to be ,atpolled or operated by tho driver of the vehicle N
q) No .L. d, V(. ny motoy vehicle with The wiRdshield covered wit'n
steam or frost to such an WE& an to provent pr )per vision,
Octdon 32. Linbij.lty for Damate to Street 01 HISMY Jr StPuctur" 1. Any
Cuc
QrQj-diffing any vehicle, of ur contribance upon any st,-_ceot or 'RigMra'-Y SL '-
tvre shall be TOM for wD Kwagn y,"loje, i d - --cture may sustain as
1, ay 1-
a result of EIV- jilogni opHration, driving on moving of such vehicle, object 3r
contrivance or as a "Mult of OIJUMUOM drivioR on moving any vehicle, objeK o?-
A," ,,. w.eqhi,, I a axrbos Ar the maximum weight elthou& authorized by 8poci231
perMM
2. Whenever such dri've-;_ J;� -oh she owner of `Loh vehicle, object or contrivance
but in so operat%, drivint or moving WO same �,d U) ILA16 01.• implie'(l
Mission of said oynen then s,jd oynNv and driver shall be jointly and severnD,
1.1000 for any SM dawwto
I "'�ch 'J,r11W1�""R' )w'�y i!,, ,,, coll nction broupbt by We authoritic,;
Ordinance No. 6.01 Continued! (.21)
in Ooii tT'O.l. of allcil Arc;ei, on highway or stryet G:C' highnay b Lt. t
Section 33, Tampering V t1 Whiclos. OO JC "sOY c I _ io of an y vehicle s I 1n1LNg
the consent of the owner or driver o f such vehicle, nor
shell any such person se t B1_ vehicle in molticn otherwise damage or interAr,
j.1_C'f_ 1hG snu -,,i, howu'ver, that clan We director 01 public works or any of his as --
s1 sl c 1 S shell find fC it necessary for 0i _G ' JI �aC 1x_ I L 1� street dd i of - . 1r,
,
operations, slut it as the removal o' s ow, f C e' or �t r f 1, wastes, to move any (T� i n , , taTC1IIg on any highway 1 n this i _
lage, said director of ,public, works or assis,? K
or other emergency officials in W. '1sc,ar „j of their duties are nGrwhy at?t,horizac'
necessary for such purposes,
to move such. vehicle c, to L,ze Extant � �r
1 r,o„
Section 3Li., ja i.en, ns, 1, Every person _.�1�e commits or attempts to colauli �:
h l to conim r, or aids or abets in the commission of eny pact constituting
vi
olat on of this ordinance, r1 thc r inn �i d _ l y or in connection with one Or '
persons of principal, agent, or accessory shall be guilty of such Offense, � =
eVG i D _ o h falsely, f raudu en l j , forcibly or wilfully induces, causes, cO
y fs
o''ces, requires, permits or directs ec1 another to MUM any provision of this
dinance is 1, i k t?1_Sts guilty O C such r'1 Lense ,
2. It in unlawful ul. F'or the o.,rnr, or any osier person, employing or Ot,11erOi:� __-
rOCt] 7.t� We driver of t v ut i c c „o rc q ; knowingly to permit the oper uin'
of such vehicle upon a hjEhv ;-1y in 2ny m ne contrary ry to law
Section A Vebicl fC�eg stf�al�1_o” 1l`o Orson ,.'1911 opera E or drive a motor vL-DIM
O'1 cfa�T 'r_ gYhr �, ;� tl 'l r' I i � j j � ^� C (1 L such AIL c 1_t il�,l 11r71le been registered �'i
r
accordance �lf_tr1 felt ,M of the St_..rr of Kinaese-K Pnd shall_ have, the number �'.._
TOT the current V
year only, AS assigned r it by tae eg
f s rat of motor Xvch cl
co75pucu >t 51T l, �pl y d thereon 1- h , !in f ut.tr t1 ereo' sh 11
be ObstrucAM If the \Edit e be 1 motorcycle, li o motorcycle Side -car, trailer or semi
t be any other
trailer, or`1C Such �( 1 i l;e shall 1 i I��� Cr i CJlacr 1 Ort I?�, rear 1,C1,e1C t�. j 1f' r }
kind or :.Rotor vehicle, l_e, C, i S ,,h Eflp to Hheli be Mplaynd on the front Pnd_ me on
1 r
t
L, E. C E ; i from swinging.
shall be the duty C f the person driving g C o motor vehicle to keep the plate HOUR
I R
and unobstructed and free from ;reps,, t , V blurring material so that a L
_
u-
4
1?t tCCl1t thereon Stdlt be pta11_; t__t1 - at _-1 times,
Action 36 Che.J-fenris licenses. No person shall drive a motor Vehicle as a C.h
1 c L6)cn Tny public 5 t cO t I ii_` village u C s e be licensed by t r C r t` r
of state as a chauffeur, except that a non-resident chauffeur registered upon the,
provisions of the 1_t1,w of the Co` 1'I Cr , state, territory or district of his r _ i CL'r -c
operating such motor vehicle LimJ, B"1_i w ik this S . W rot 4J P2 than 60 � .y ;
-
one year, shall be exempt Prom ,_'L1.C_h licn1s_= f aquir'EtllleT1to
Section oil 3 7 Driver's tinensC No person, except tboso who a-/ a by sta tutte n hL�t
_ CSQ o Y1 6rs license requirements, shall OPO W _ d r ivE an, motor vehicle 1_cle po,-!
Y C] s a driver
an), streeme t or higi.�)c,Y _L1I 111 �r , 111 1r , unless h has valid I LCGYlaG ?`� � r 1 7
upon the provisions of l,1'_e 12 WS Of the State Of i "in"Sota`
Section 38. Instruction Permits `lo person shall operatG or dr i_t7E ny motor
vchicU 56on any street of high ay in this f Il g oursu nt to an instruction pe -
f71.'t issued iSt� l,�l.e Minnesota I) I e rrl_:_rt of F�_sr ay unless >> ac'eDmi 1
, ed by a li c;e: E&
driver or chauffeur who is ac foal t ccupyjng toe ae t beside the driver,
7G {1101 39, 1 ,n- in p 0.. .1 _ OL. ra , - drive2is licensee 0211 have . is Incenn
-
L11C, ,� Ther one tip 1 ra t: r vehicle ;Ili h.a 1 _
� c 11 _ _ u _
<11_r7 , l pw 11_,p _; .rn, 1tj r,I, ,,- - M11d nr U.. ymnlAVA j, d n a pence officer, an aut f�_,� ,
0WA02ncE No. Q0J %"Minued- UP)
represenLaMn of Un Heyn"Vow"M — 11 an oft""- n"01 "Y" lq "No 'a 0010" the
nawilmn= V01:1 0W to the qkaybout ov =00 'WinICK (a, ryWhin stroaka nou 100n,
an6 UAY A :YcPNscG NO 11, o"Aw io(p"n 4 V, S"N nurl, 0 V i'mr, tMAn On umse W
U presnnco oJi " HVIM ovyl(wv al UtYRIC thet AW plentily of the 11-connon nay be 0-
C` '1111lds, no&
Section ho. Wintlug fWa0be WHOIC""Onn. Vo simij, operate (W My"
Q LOP -VATAP u[nn any stpaet ny hjjQqMY 01 thin ViOgn in VIO)Btiun of any vn;.
striction upon his d&N-ar's linutwo Anjared 11 WR of highwaya 00 Qhc-i�
dull authorlvca Public aythoclk
Section 41. Change of AdWon, ho pclmori HOT Wrntn E WOr Whic* in thin
QUAKER= My ari-Vevis YuEnnn AVVC011 skatnu him nape and pormantnnl domicile
as required by the WN OF tho WOW OF HimnssOta,
0 t displ , ni
. fi al U () Section b2 UnlayfM W ;
to ho d&ployed, UP ban, lo his ponswHsOn aig c2rnOWAR4 yev"?,
suspended, fictitiouro or freukinlontly W? Wind dAVE&B licbnHej or (2) to W(A
his drivertb lice= to a1V--OLhnr pnvson Or knowingly perpit the u.se; ()It:'
(3) to dispVy on wrNsknt no On 's Own any d Wrls Menso not isnued to M3 nff-
(4) fail Or refuse to surrendpr to QW ?Terbonnt, 1 pon its Wful denwad, aqy
driver's 1jeclye "71o, bus been Basponua, rovaked or cannsIM&
Section 43. MIME Alker Havoontion, Suap2nnyoo or Gyncollation. No peynon whoge,
'I-- , - �,, t si l -,�. c
d i� I -i or dvivipy pyjvj)ERo has lwEu cancGlIed, suspended or PHvOksa W
provided Q thn Qns oV W MY& u ? Z11 OCR hpjl operate or drive a OntOr ve-
hq,le ]_r1 thin village while snub ycvucqWon, suspcnniou or canceDAtiOn J-H in Offecyl-
or aftor his d0wrIN Munr5a has axplyad,
ill!" -r
ection 4h. 11"W09 to Unllcenncd Drivay. NO Person she" re" or lva" a Mato'
,joy, -16 -,,, tb,, clynn I bo 1 ahtor person Q then My !Wnned On re.
quiced by the InnH or t 800 OF kn }a C; c,se of a non rahldant,
d,,,. jj,j,,,d_ th, I,, Of the stwte or counkry of hin rosidance,
section %fovcowant 1wonnaniu, NoWTOYMOn SA NN 10 Wu Of Ay"nst- 1, T'
or a VloAntino OV the pvOVI-Niona OF Uds
'a -�ioj" A-Q,�7 pc� L's OT � 1
ordinnnen n polica OFficar ney Nclnv a anitialt YYYKA(zo Wpon such person to nPonac
hefore the municipal nov&—v ths tanyric vinlytiors Wnaiv at % time end pinn�
fixed in Brid notLco. ProvWd, hooNver. Khat in any cc re of o, vJ-o1-,'11.:i,on of "J-,C;
Minns of Suction 1 11 tidy OHM0,11;% Qpting to intoxioated personN �"O drwz,
addicto Such UP I!= SAVI 10L yonva Bold writton nnticm in VOU UK an ar"ONO
Provided f,,th,, jj,t , upoQ 1"mj a v,vj btcn notice has been sorvad in the
mannEr pvoylAnd foc in KAW no( tinn MY a Volptinn UL the OPOVASI.Ons Of hh" 0V
Moons MIT 1 Foil to w001.ar 0010we U" PWOVVI On" 01 the tcap" "O"y""c" burca
& tba tima and Plane Fixed in HNId notice,
Any person win MUM& cPfVH0H to MW his O- w end address in acrovdancu with My
Fenblon, or QhO EWH a rylan uaun ().i , bball he Ruilty of a MTHdamennor re-
galwInss of thu WYqe on which he non ocyqkna] 11 Wvystedn
2. Notification 009
for
PaYhOd VC0100s,
W"W"' W Motor vuhlule
"hout
a o,
W found
in
Violytion.
of
any panklog lyntrictio"s of thin
ordinnurn,
nyarator jyAnd
Us Off!= -
TWO,
It U1011, Whe
its mcq0trazim-� "',nd
POTICC
unti6y, displayni no
1 0a v2hiWa
Wich
Wny
WATAFY 1 V Wncr end ay" "W"Cuoup"y
Ordinance No. 6,01 Continued; (0)
to such vehIcIc a written notice for the (OnOr to ATOM beful's the municipal court oil
ihe Traffic Violations Buranu at a time and place fixed in said notice.
3. Presuiiiption in reference to IllugA pnrking. in any prosecution charging a Holz-
ion of any law or regulation governing the standing or parking of a vuhielm, proof thA
the particular vehicle described in the com;pJaint ans parked in violation of any such
law or regulation, together with proof that the defendent named 7.-n the coriiplaint was
at the time of such parking the registered oNnov of ,inch vehicle, shall constitute in
evidence a prima facie pr(:�,su•iption thah the registered owner of such vehicle was the
person who parked or placed such vehicle at the point ,-Yhero, and for the time during
which, such violation occurred.
4. Form and information on notification slips. Such notice shall be made out on a
triplicate form and shall indirmte in addition to the information called for in Subd. 1.
of this section, the timn dais and nature of violation, and in the case of a mot,or vo-
hicle, the motor vshicle license nuuter.,
Section 46. Procedure upon Arrent, wanever any person is arrested for any violatioLi
of T'[i7Fs_'(TcJi_nance, the arrested Vcrson AAA immediately be taken before a judge of the
municipal court in any of the folAnuing canny:
When a person demands nil immodiato appeavance before a magistrate.
When a person is arrested and charred with an offense under this ordinance causing
or contributing to an accident r6sultiug in injury or death to any pursonv
When a person is ?o:-�ruotc;d uq)on
a oJ. f8lluro to
stop in the event of
an au--
ident causing death, personal lnjuvP8
lillection
or damage to property.
anthorized
to ortablynh
47♦ EnfoxceDwnt - Duty of
the Police Department.
1• it shall be the
duty of
of police, except an otherwise
provided, m hjoct
to the direction and
control-
of the Village Manager, to on_ ox
all tin rogulotions and
requirements of this
ordin-
ance,
rdalk no Ohn Oork of SAA
courti who chall
2. School police. The chink of polAce may app(Omt special policemen who shall be
designated as School Safaty jotrolwnu An Nhall snrvo withont, coi-f)ponsation. The 1110111ber5
of said patrol shall be J.'_i"'ola I'lle hodies of public and private schools
of said village. The appoLyHoirt of each of said school patrolImen shall dn5ynate the
streets upon which bn shall have the jawnr to requInte traffic and said school patrol-
nien shall be subordinate to and.ohey all the orders of any-regular police officer or
peace offionr of said villngo. No such nviv)oJ patrolman Hall function unloso he T"i
equipped with the proper "onhool stopO havA nignal. When so equipped and within th'-,
terms of his appointment he in hereby- mut1m•izod to ragAnte traffic of ]J, k�-,Jtnds tii)on
the street designated in his appoAntment,
Section 48, Traffic Violations
burnmn.
1,
Court may create bureau.
The mu.nicipal.
anthorized
to ortablynh
H traXAP
violations bureau to
assist the, court
in disposing of violations
of traKic
Iowa
or ordinanues.;
P. Byroall Head. 1010 lumd
of
such inuvan
rdalk no Ohn Oork of SAA
courti who chall
u assinted by such, Ahoy,
Ignimpmol
NH
the
vjAlaRr wAnK i any by rcsolution
hercaiter
uthorinn,
3. QcAwn am! flours.
Mh
Roc .t.-
WAA
he located at the village
offices, and
Rall be upon durinK spQ
lunay;
on; t1ro
AlAngn
YOrdstrativa offions
arc open, and at
such other timna an the B
oRn
u(nmoU
by
PeNolution nuthorine.
Ordinance No. 6J)I Continued:
. 4. Func'-B* Any e.-Tendituro-, for the establishmcnt land operation of the bureau shall De
.I- J -
barged a�ain5t and bo a part of tht2, budget municipal court.
Receipts -,,nd --ccords. 1',11 rect.,"U.Pts iv ,1.1. constitute rec,.,ipts of the municipal court
the �pal court. Re.-
and sh,-.ill be credit-d in the SIMCI IWTIrj,Cr as ocher j�c,, ts of muni, c
of L,11 silch ree-J,pts zarj,d of t, b-c.reau shall be kept in the form
coeds such
-ind manner prescrAbod by
6. Oper ation. Such bureau shall be oper-Acd to and in accordance with the
I)rovision,-, of Chapter 492 of ;,,-
of fiii-mesotal.
the provisions of this
a 1XIV, "MV 0.1-
Section 41, violatiruns -- penalty, AnY Pe-1-0 vi 1--t- I j �.' than $100
ordinance shah. upon convictio-l-, b - a fine, of not i-fior, t
y
or by j.mprJ,son-ment for not m(WO 'UU-M 9)
ss,ed by. tho, V_,Lj.__pg(,� o A, th( llth J,,.iy- o:,-' April 1.9 55
.1s p,-t - ] ,
MU'T
Paul rI, au&f ge
Villa _Clerk
i
F re a K it te II -layor
—Te-roy Trafton., Hanager
A.
r.
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN, ss
• n 7
rhalct --- A .... Q _ j._ r,-` ----------- - - -- -- -- - - - - -- ---- --- - -- being duly
sworn, on oath says; that he is, and during all the times herein stated
has been, one of the publishers of the newspaper known as The
Richfield News, and has full knowledge of the facts hereinafter
stated; that for more than one year prior to the publication therein
of the ............... . �' r -• �
- ,n:�,a
- -- - �-=.,..:.: �?.._ w._:-:..-------'--•----- �---•`--- �------•-••--••- •------------------ •---- -• -• --
hereto attached, said newspaper was published in the Village of Rich-
field, in the County of Hennepin, State of Minnesota, on Thursday of
each week; that during all said time said newspaper has been printed
in the English language from its office of publication within the Vill-
age of Richfield, Hennepin County, Minnesota, from which it is issued
as above stated and in newspaper format and in column and sheet
farm equivalent in space to at least 450 running inches of single col-
umn, two inches wide; has been issued as aforesaid once each week
from a known office established in said place of publication and em-
ploying skilled workmen and the necessary material for preparing
and printing the same; that the press work on that part of the news-
paper devoted to local news of interest to the community-it purports
to serve has been done in its known office of publication; that during
all said time in its makeup not less than twenty -five percent of its
news columns have been devoted to local news of interest to the com-
munity it purports to serve; that during all said time it has not
wholly duplicated any other publication, :and has not been entirely
made up of patents, plate matter and advertisements; has been cir-
culated in and near its said place of publication to the extent of at
least two hundred and forty (240) copies regularly delivered to pay-
ing subscribers and has entry as second class matter in its local post -
office; and that there has been on file in the office of the County
Auditor of Hennepin County, Minnesota, the affidavit of a person
having knowledge of the facts, showing the name and location of
said newspaper and the existence of the conditions constituting its
qualifications as a legal newspaper.
Thatthe --------------------- ............ ...... ..--- - - - - -- - - - --
hereto attached was cut from the columns of said newspaper, and was
printed and published therein in the English language, once each
week, for _____ ____ _ _ _____ successive weeks; that it was first so published
on Thursday, the --- - - - - -" day of - -- "ate - ---- - - - - -- - - - - - -- 195 `
and thereafter on Thursday of each week to and including the
------------ --- --- - - - ----- - - - -- day of ----------------- - - - - -- ------------ • - - - - -- - - -- 195--- •--- - - - - -; and that
the following is a printed copy of the lower case alphabet from A to Z,
both inclusive, and is hereby acknowledged as being the size and kind
of type used in the - composition and publication of said notice, to -wit:
Subscribed and sworn
N'dtary Public, Irennepin County, Minn.
My Commission expires ----------------------------------------- - - - - - -- --... 196 -------- ....
4
THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1955 THE RiiHFIELD NEWS
LEGAL NOTICE
deemed the owner for the pur-
ans, ridden or herded animals,
ORDINANCE NO. 6.01
pose of this chapter.
vehicles and other conveyances,
An Ordinance Amending That
16. "Police officer" means
either singly or together, while
Certain Ordinance No. 60.1 of
every officer authorized to di-
using any highway for purposes
the Village of Richfield En- I
rect or regulate traffic or to
of travel.
titled "An Ordinance to Pro- I
make arrests, for violations of
33. "Right of way" means the
mote and Conserve Public I
traffic regulations.
privilege of the immediate use
Safety, Health, Peace, Conven-
17. "Street or highway" means
of the highway.
ience and Welfare by Regulat-
the entire width between boun-
34. "Custom service vehicles"
in; the Operation of Vehicles
dary lines of any way or place
means all vehicles used as well. -
and the Use of the Streets of
when any part thereof is open
drilling machine, wood- sawing
the Village, Prescribing Pen-
to the use of the public, as a
machine, cement mixer, rock
alties for the Violation There-
matter of right, for the purpose
crusher, road grader, ditch dig -
of," Passed the 27th. Day of
of vehicular traffic.
ger or elevating grader and simi-
March, 1944, as Subsequently
18. "Private :road or driveway"
lar service equipment.
Amended.
means every way or place in
35. "Truck" means every mo-
The Village Council of the
private ownership and used for
for vehicle designed, used or
Village of Richfield do ordain as
vehicular travel by the owner
maintained primarily for the
follows: I 1,! - i
and those having express or
transportation of property.
"Bus"
Ordinance No. 6.01 of the, Vil-
implied permission from the
36. means every motor
lage of Richfield entitled "An
owner, but not by other per-
vehicle designed for carrying
Ordinance to Promote and Con-
sons.
more than ten passengers and
serve Public Safety, Peace, Con
19. "Roadway" means that
used for the transportation of
venience and Welfare by Regu-
portion of a highway improved,
persons and every motor vehicle
la.ting the Operation of Vehicles
designed or ordinarily used for
other than a taxicab designed
and the Use of the Streets of
vehicular travel.
and used for the transportation
the Village, Prescribing Penal-
20. "One -way roadway" means
of persons for compensation.
ties for the Violation Thereof,"
a street or roadway designated
37. "Bicycle" means every de-
pased the 27th day of March, i
and sign- posted for one -way
vice propelled by human power
1944, as subsequently amended,
traffic and one which all vehi-
upon which any person ma.y
is hereby amended to read as
cles are required to move in one
ride, having two tandem wheels
follows:
indicated direction.
either of which is over 20 inches
Section 1. Definitions.
21. "Sidewalk" means that
in diameter, and including any
1. Words, terms and phraseu.
portion of a street between the
device generally recognized as a
For the purposes of this chapter,
curb lines or the lateral lines of
bicycle though equipped with
the terms defined in this section
a roadway, and the adjacent
two front or rear wheels.
shall have the meanings as-
property, lines intended for the
38. "Wrecker" means a motor
cribed to them.
use of pedestrians.
vehicle having a gross weight of
2. "Vehicle" means every de-
22. "Laned highway" means a
8;000 pounds or more, equipped
vice in, upon or by which any
highway the roadway ' of which
with a crane and winch and fur -
person for property is or may be
is divided into two or more
ther equipped to control tlir�
transported or drawn upon a
clearly marked lanes for vehicu-
movement of the towed vehicle.
highway, except devices moved
lar traffic.
Section 2. Scope. 1. The provi-
by human power or used exclu-
23. "Through highway" means
sions of this ordinance relating
sively upon stationary rails or
every highway or portion there-
to the operation of vehicles re-
tracks.
of at the entrances to which ve-
fer to the operation of vehicles
3. "Motor vehicle" means
hiculax traffic from intersect-
upon public streets and high -
every vehicle which is self -pro-
ing highways is required by law
ways within this village and
pelled and not deriving its
to stop before entering or cross-
upon highways, streets, private
power from overhead wires.
ing the same and when stop
roads, and roadways situated on
4. "Motorcycle" means every
signs are erected as provided in
property owned, leased, or oc-
motor, vehicle having a saddle
this ordinance. ,
cupied by the Village of Rich -
for the use of the rider and de-
24. "Intersection" means (a)
field and upon non - residential
signed to travel on not more
the area embraced within the
public parking areas as defined
than three wheels in contact
prolongation or r,onnection of
in Ordinance No. 2.09, except:
with the ground, including mo-
the lateral curb lines or, if
(a) Where a different, place is
for scooters and bicycles with
none, then the lateral boundary
specifically referred to in a giv-
motor attached, but excluding
lines of the roadways of two
en section.
tractor.
highways which join one an-
(b) The provisions of sections
5. "Authorized emergency ve.-
other, at, or approximately at,
eight to ten shall apply through -
hicles of the Fire Department,
right angles, or the area within
out the village.
Police vehicles, and such am-
which vehicles traveling upon
2. It is unlawful and unless
bulances and emergency vehi-
different highways joining at
otherwise declared in this ordi-
cles of municipal departments or
any other angle may come in
nance with respect to particular
public service corporations or
conflict.
offenses, it is a misdemeanor,
such privately owned- and oiler --
(b) here. a highway includes
for any person to do any act for -
ated ambulances as are desig-
two roadways 30 feet or more
bidden or fail to perform any act
hated or authorized by thel corn-
missioner of highways or the
2D2rt, then every crossing of
each roadway of such divided
required in this ordinance.
3. No person shall willfully fail
chief of police of an incorporat-
highway by an intersecting
or refuse to comply -with any
ed city and equipped and iden-
highway shall be regarded as a
lawful order or direction of any
tified according to law.
separate intersection. In the
peace officer invested by law
6. "School bus" means every
event such intersecting highway
with authority to direct, control,
motor vehicle owned 'by a pub-
also includes two roadways 30
or regulate traffic.
lic or governmental agency and
feet or more apart, then every
Section 3. Application. The
operated for the transportation
crossing two roadways of such
provisions of this ordinance ap-
of children to or from school or
highways shall be considered as
plicable to the driver of vehicles
privately owned and operated
a separate intersection.
upon the highways shall appl,-y
for compensation for the trans-
25. "Crosswalk" means (a)
to the drivers of all vehicles
porta.tion of children to or from
that portion of a roadway ordi-
owned and operated by the
school.
narily included with the prolon-
United States, State of Minne-
7. "Truck - tractor" means
gation of the lateral lines of
sota, or any county, city, town.,
every vehicle designed and used
sidewalks at intersections.
district, or other. political sub -
Drimarily for drawing other ve-
(b) Any portion of a, roadway
division subject to such speci-
hicles and not so constructed as
distinctly indicated for pedes-
fic exemption as are set forth
to carry a load other than a part
trian crossing by lines or other
in this ordinance with reference
Of the weight of the vehicle a'n'al
markings on the surface.
to authorized emergency vehi-
load so drawn.
8. "Farm tractor" means ever,,
26. "Safety zone" means the
area, or space officially set apart
'cl The driver of any authorized
motor vehicle designed and used.
within a roadway i
Y for the exclu-
sive
emergency vehicle, when res-
'ponding to an emergency call,
primarily as a farm imnlem.ent
for drawing plows, mowing -ma-
use of pedestrians and
which is protected or is so mark-
upon approaching a red or stop
+
chines and other implements c"
husbandry.
ed or indicated by adeauate
signs. as to be visible ,
signal or any stop sign, shad
� slow down as necessary for safe -
,
9. "Trailer" means ever. ve-
Y
plainly a�
all times set apart as a safety
ty, but may proceed cautiously
past such red or stop sign or
hicle without motive power de-
signed for carrying
zone.
27. `Business district" means
signal after sounding siren and
persons or
property and for beh,g drawn by
the territory contiguous to and
�
displaying a red light.
a motor vehicle and so con true_
including a highway when 50%
No driver of any authorized
ted that no part of its weight
or more of the frontage thereon
emergency vehicle shall assume
rests upon the towing vehicles.
for a distance of 300 feet or more
any special privilege under this
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10. "Semi- trailer" means every
is occupied by business buildings
ordinance except when such ve-
vehicle without motive power
or activities.
hicle is operated in response to
designed for carrving persons or
28. "Residence district means
any emergency call or in the
property and for being drawn by
the territory contiguous and in-
immediate pursuit of an actual
a, motor vehicle and so construe-
eluding a highway not compris-
or suspected violator of the law.
ted that, soma part of its weight
ing a business district when the
The provisions of this ordi -
a.nd that of its l'oa'd rests upon
property on such highway for a
nance shall not apply to per -
or is ra.r.ried by another vehicle.
distance of 300 feet or more is in
sons, teams, motor vehicles, and
1.1. "Railroad." means a carrier
the main improved with resi-
other equipment while actually
of person or property upon cars,
deuces or residences and build-
engaged in work upon the road-
other than street cars, operated
ings in use for business.
way of -a highway, but shall ap-
upon stationary rails.
29. "Official traffic control de -!
ply to such persons and vehicles
1.2. "Person" means every nat.-
vices' , means all signs, signals,
when traveling to or from such
iiral person, firm, co- partner-
markings and devices not incon-
work.
ship, asgociat`on, or corporation,
sistent with this ordinance
Every person riding a bicycle
13. "Pedestrian" means any
placed or erected by authority of
or an animal or driving any ani-
p ^rson afoot.
a public body or official having
j mal drawing a vehicle upon a
14. "Driver means every per-
iurisdiction, for the purpose of
roadway hall be subject to the
son who drives or is in actual
revilq,ting warning or guiding
provisions of this ordinance a p-
phi7sical control of a vehicle.
traffic.
! Wicable to the driver of a ve-
15. "Owner" means a. person
30. "Traffic control signal"
hicle, except those provisions
who holds the legal title of a
means a, device, whether mane -
ally, electrically or mechanica,ll.y
which by their nature can have
no application.
vehicle, or i.n the event a vehicle
IS the subject of an agreement
operated, by which traffic alter-
Section 4. Private Roadways.
for the conditional sale or lease
na,tely directed to stop and to
Nothing in this ordinance shall
thereof with the right of Mir-
proceed.
be construed to prevent the
chase upon performance of the
31 "Pailrnsd sign or signal"
owner of real property used by
conditions stated in the agree-
means aazv sifgn, signal, or devi•re
I the public for purposes of ve --
ment snd with an amried19te
erected by authority of a, nubli.�
I hicular travel by permission of
rig ht of possession vesfpd in t'n -,
hodir or official or by a. railroad
. the owner and not as a matter
emrrlitional vendee or lessee, or
^nd intenrlecl to hive notice of
I of right, from prohibiting such
from requiring
in the event a mortgagor of a
the nresenee of rajlroa.d tracks.use,
or other or
1 -hicle is entitled to nossession.
or the approach of a railroad
different or additional condi-
t•hen such conditional vendee n,
train.
Itions than those specified in
lessee or mortgagor shall be
32. "Traffic" means pedestri-
' this ordinance, or otherwise re-
gulating such use as may seem
best to such owner.
Section 5. Placement and
Maintenance of Official Signs,
Signals, Markings. 1. Officials
appointed by the village council
shall place and maintain such
traffic control devices upon
highways and streets within the
village as they may deem neces-
sary to indicate and carry out
the provisions of this ordinance,
or to regulate, warn or guide
traffic. All such traffic - control
devices hereafter erected shall
conform to the state manual
and specifications.
2. Observance. No driver of a
vehicle or pedestrian, or person
riding an animal, or bicycle.,
shall disobey the instructions of
any official traffic- control de-
vice placed in accordance with
the provisions of this ordinance
or Ordinance No. 2.09, unless' at
the time otherwise directed by a
police officer.
Section 6. Unauthorized Signs.
No person shall place, maintain
or display upon or in view of any
highway or street any unauthor-
ized sign, signal, marking, or de-
vice 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 of-
ficial traffic- control device or
any railroad sign or signal, and
no person shall place or main-
tain, nor shall any public au-
thority permit, upon any high-
way any traffic signal or sign
bearing thereon any commercial
advertising. This shall not be
deemed to prohibit the erection
upon private property adjacent
to highways of signs giving use-
ful directional information and
of a type that cannot be mis-
taken for official signs, nor the
erection of any village approved
traffic control sign or device
pursuant to Ordinance No. 2.09.
Every such prohibited sign,
signal or marking is hereby de-
clared to be a, public nuisance
and the authority having juris-
diction over the highways is
hereby empowered to remove the
same, or cause the same to be
removed, without notice.
Section 7. Unlawful to Alter,
Deface or Remove Signs. No per-
son shall, without lawful author-
ity, attempt to or in fact alter,
deface, injure, knock down or
remove any official traffic con-
trol device or any railroad sign
or signal or any inscription,
shield or insignia thereon, or
any other part thereof.
Section 8. Accidents. 1. Driver
to stop. The driver of any ve-
hicle involved in an accident re-
sulting in injury to or death of
any person or an accident to a
vehicle which is driven or at-
tended by any person shall im-
mediately stop the vehicle at
the scene of the accident, or as
close thereto as possible, but
then shall return to and in very
event, shall remain at the scene
of the accident until he has
fulfilled the requirements of this
ordinance as to the giving of in-
formation. The stop shall be
made without obstructing traf-
fic more than necessary.
2. Driver to give information.
The driver of any vehicle in-
volved in an accident resulting
in injury to or death of any per-
son, or damage to any vehicle
which is driven or attended by
any person, shall stop and give
his name, address and the regis-
tration number of the vehicle he
is driving, and shall upon re-
quest and if available, exhibit
his driver's license or chauffeur's
license to the person struck or
the driver or occupant of or
person attending any vehicle
collided with and shall render
reasonable assistance to any
person injured in such accident.
3. Collision with Unattended
Vehicle. The driver of any ve-
hicle which collides with and
damages any vehicle which is
unattended shall immediately
stop and either locate and notify
the driver or owner of the ve-
hicle of the name and address
of the driver and the owner of
the vehicle striking the unat-
tended vehicle, shall report the
same to a police office or shall
leave in a conspicuous place in
the vehicle struck a written no-
tice giving the name and ad-
dress of the driver and of the
owner of the vehicle doing the
striking.
4. Notify Owner of Damaged
property. The driver of any ve-
hicle involved n an accident re-
sulting only in damages to fix-
tures legally upon or adjacent to
a highway shall take reasonable
steps to locate and notify the
owner or person in charge of
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such property of such fact and
of his name and address and of
the registration number of the
vehicle he is driving and shall
upon request and if available,
exhibit his driver's or chauf-
feur's license, and make report
of such accident when and as
required by the provisions of this
ordinance.
5, Notify Police of Personal
Injury. The driver of a vehicle
involved in an accident resulting
in injury or death of any person
shall after compliance with the
provisions of this section, by the
quickest means of communica-
tion, give notice of such accident
to the local police department.
6. Garages to Report. The per-
son in charge of any garage or
repair shop to which is brought
any motor vehicle which shows
evidence of having been struck
by any bullet shall immediately
report to the local police within
24 hours after such motor vehi-
cle is received, giving the engine
number, registration number
and the name and address of
the owner or operator of such
vehicle.
Section 9. Persons Under In-
fluence of Drugs or Liquor Pro-
hibited From Driving Vehicles.
It is unlawful and punishable as
provided in this section for any
person who is an habitual user
of narcotic drugs or any person
who is under the influence of
intoxicating liquor or narcotic
drugs to drive or operate any
vehicle within this village.
(a) Whenever any person
operating or driving any vehi-
cle shall be arrested and charged
with operating or driving said
vehicle while under the infl -•-i-
ence of intoxicating liquor, the
officer or person making the
arrest may, with the consent of
the arrested person, cause a
chemical analysis to be made
of the blood, breath, urine or
other bodily substance of the
arrested person in order to de-
termine the amount of alcohol
then in such person's blood and
in the event of prosecution for
said violation, the amount of al-
cohol found in defendant's
blood at the time of arrest, as
shown by the chemical analy-
sis as aforesaid, shall give rise
to the following presumptions:
If there was at the time 0.05
per cent or less, by weight of
alcohol in the defendant's blood,
it shall be presumed that the
defendant was not under the in-
fluence of intoxicating liquor;
If there was at that time in
excess of 0.05 per cent but less
than 0.15 per cent by weight of
alcohol in the defenda'nt's blood,
such fact shall not give rise to
any presumption that the de-
fendant was or was not under .
the influence of intoxicating li-
quor,-but such fact may be con-
sidered with other competent
evidence in determining the guilt
or innocence of the defendant;
If there was ,at that time 0.15
per cent or more by weight of
alcohol in the defendant's blood,
it shall be presumed that the
defendant was under the influ-
ence of intoxicating liquor.
The officer making such test
shall not be the arresting officer.
The foregoing provisions of
this sub - section shall not be
construed as limiting the intro-
duction of any other competent
evidence bearing upon the ques-
tion of whether or not the de-
fendant was under the influence
of intoxicating liquor.
The refusal of the defendant
to permit a chemical analysis to
be made of his blood, breath,
urine, or other bodily substance
at the time of his arrest shall
not be admissible• in evidence
against him upon trial.
Section 10: Careless. Driving.
No person shall operate or halt
any vehicle upon any street or
highway carelessly or heedlessly
in disregard of the rights or the
safety of others, or in a manner
as to endanger, or be likely to
endanger, any person or proper-
ty.
Section 11. Speed Restrictions
1. No person shall drive a vehi-
cle on a highway at a greater
speed than is reasonable and
prudent under the conditions
and having regard to the actual
and potential hazards then ex-
isting. In every event speed shall
be so restricted as, may be neces-
sary to avoid colliding with any
person, vehicle or other convey-
ance on or entering the highway
in compliance with legal re-
quirements and the duty of all
persons to use due came.
2. Speed Zoning -Not Trunk
Highways. Upon erection of au-
thorized speed limit signs, any
speeds in excess of the specified
speed limits shall be unlawful;
provided that the maximum
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speed on streets and highways
not otherwise posted shall be
30 miles per hour. All speed
limits within this village are ab-
solute speed limits.
3. Alleys. No person shall drive
a vehicle on any public alley or
commercial parking area in the
Village of Richfield at a speed
greater than is. reasonable and
prudent under the circumstanc-
es and in no event at a speed
greater than ten miles per hour.
4. Impeding Traffic. No person
shall drive a motor vehicle at
such a slow speed as to impede
or block the normal and reason-
able movement of traffic except
when reduced speed is necessary
for safe operation or in compli-
ance with the law.
Police officers are hereby au-
thorized to enforce this provi-
sion by directions to drivers, and
in the event of apparent wilful
disobedience of this provision
and refusal to comply with di-
rection of an officer in accord-
ance herewith, the continued
slow operation by a driver shall
be a violation of this ordinance.
5. Summons to. Specify Speed.
In every charge , of violation of
any speed regulation in this or-
dinance the complaint, also the
summons or notice to appear,
shall specify the speed at which
the defendant is alleged to have
driven and the speed limit ap-
plicable within the district or at
that location.
6. Emergency Vehicles. The
speed limitations set forth in
this section do not apply to au-
thorized emergency vehicles
when responding to emergency
calls, but the drivers thereof
shall sound audible signal by si-
ren and display at least one
lighted red light to the front.
This provision does not relieve
the driver of an authorized
emergency vehicle from the duty
to drive with due regard for the
safety of persons using the
street, nor does it protect the
driver of an authorized emer-
gency vehicle from the conse-
quence of a reckless disregard of
the safety of others.
Section 12. Driving Rules. 1.
Keep to the Right. 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 proceed-
ing in the same direction under
the rules governing such move-
ment;
(b) When the right half of a
roadway is closed to traffic while
under construction or repair;
(c) Upon a roadway divided
into three marked lanes for traf-
fic under the rules applicable
thereon; or
(d) Upon a roadway designat-
ed and sign - posted for one -way
traffic as a one -way roadway.
2. Meeting. Drivers of vehicles
proceeding in opposite direc-
tions, shall pass each other to
the right, and upon roadways
having width for not more than
one line of traffic in each di-
rection, each driver shall give to
the other at least one -half of
the main traveled portion of the
roadway, as nearly as possible.
3. Passing. The following rules
shall govern the overtaking and
passing of vehicles proceeding in
the same direction, subject to
limitations, exceptions and spe-
cial rules hereinafter stated:
(a) The driver of •a vehicle
overtaking another vehicle pro -
ceeding 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;
(b) Except when overtaking
and passing on the right is per-
mitted, the driver of an overta-
ken vehicle shall give way to
the right in favor of the over-
taking vehicle on audible warn-
ing, and shall not increase the
speed of his vehicle until com-
pletely passed by the overtaking+
vehicle.
4. Passing on the Right. The'
driver of a vehicle may overtake
and pass on the right of another
vehicle only upon the following'
conditions:
(a) When the vehicle over-
taken is making or about to
make a left turn;
(b) Upon a street or highway
with unobstructed pavement not
occupied by parked vehicles of
sufficient width for two or more
lines of moving vehicles in each
direction;
(c) Upon a one-way street, or
upon any roadway on which
traffic is restricted to one direc-
tion of movement, where the
roadway is free from obstruc-
tions and of sufficient width for
two or more lines of moving ve-
hicles;
(d) The driver of a vehicle
may overtake and pass another
vehicle upon the right only un-
der conditions permitting such
movement in safety. In no event
shall such movement be made
by driving off the pavement or
main - traveled portion of the
roadway.
5. Driving Left of Roadway
Center. (a) No vehicle shall be
driven to the left side of the
center of the roadway in over-
taking and passing another ve-
hicle proceeding in the same di-
rection unless such left side is
clearly.visible and is free of on-
coming traffic for a sufficient
distance ahead to permit such
overtaking and passing to be
completely made without inter-
fering with the safe operation
of any vehicle approaching from
the opposite direction or any ve-
hicle overtaken. In every event
the overtaking vehicle must re-
turn to the right hand side of
the roadway before coming
within 700 feet of any vehicle
approaching from the opposite
direction.
(b) Except on a one -way road-
way, no vehicle shall, in over-
taking and passing another ve-
hicle or at any other time, be
driven to the left half of the
roadway under the following
conditions.
1. When approaching the crest
of a grade or upon a curve in
the highway where the driver's
view along the highway is ob-
structed within a distance of
700 feet;
2. When approaching within
100 feet of any underpass or
tunnel, or when approaching
within 100 feet of or traversing
any intersection or railroad
grade crossing;
3. Where official signs are in
place . prohibiting passing, or a
distinctive center line is marked,
which distinctive line also pro-
hibits passing, as declared in the
manual of traffic - control de-
vices adopted by the state high-
way commissioner.
6. One -way Traffic. (a) Upoh
a roadway designated and sign
posted for one -way traffic as a
one -way roadway, a vehicle shall
be driven only in the direction
designated;
(b) A vehicle passing around
.a rotaxy - trafUe- laland-shall_ be
driven only to the right of such
island.
7. Following Vehicle Too
Closely. The driver of a motor
vehicle shall not follow another
vehicle more closely than is rea-
sonable and prudent, having due
regard for the speed of such
vehicles and the traffic upon
and the conditions of the high-
way.
Section 13. Turning and 'Start-
ing. 1. Turning at intersection.
The driver of a vehicle intending
to turn at an intersection shall
do as follows:
(a) Both the approach for al
right turn and a. right turn
shall be made as close as prac-
ticable to the right -hand curb or
edge of the roadway;
(b) Approach for a left turn
on other than one -way roadways
shall be made in that portion of
the right half of the roadway
nearest the center line thereof,
and after entering the intersec-
tion the left turn shall be made
so as to leave the intersection
to the right of the center line of
the roadway being entered;
(c) Approach for a left turn
from a two -way roadway into a
one -wary roadway shall be made
in that portion of the right half
of the roadway nearest the cen-
ter line thereof and by passing
to the right of such center line
where it enters the intersection;
(d) A left turn from a one
way roadway into a two -way
roadway shall be made from the
left hand lane and by passing to
the right of the center line of
the roadway being entered upon
leaving the intersection;
(e) Where both streets are one
way, both the approach for a left
turn and a left turn shall he
made as close- as practicable to
the left hand curb or edge of
the roadway;
(f) The village council may
cause markers, buttons or signs
to be placed within or adjacent
to intersections and thereby re-
quire and direct that a different,
course from that specified in
this section he traveled by ve-
hicles turning at an intersection
and when markers, buttons or
signs are so ,placed, no driver of
a vehicle shall turn a vehicle at
an intersection other than as di-
rected and required by such
markers, buttons or signs.
2. U- Turns. No vehicle shall be
turned around by making a "U"
turn upon any street or highway
in the village unless such ve-
hicle shall first proceed to an
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intersecting street. Provided,
however, that a "U" turn at any
intersection on any street or
highway in this village where a
police officer is stationed, or
where a "stop and go" or il-
luminated "slow" signal or
"school stop" or "danger" or
"thru street stop" signs are lo-
cated at the intersection is
hereby prohibited.
(a) No vehicle shall be turned
so as to proceed in the opposite
direction upon any curve, or
upon the approach to or near
the crest of a grade, where such
vehicle cannot be seen by the
driver of any other vehicle ap-
proaching from either direction
within 7000 feet.
3. Starting Park Car. No pe.-
son shall start a vehicle which
is stopped, standing, or parked
unless 'and until such movement
can be made with reasonable
safety.
4. Signal to Turn. A signal of
intention to turn right or left
shall be given continuously dur-
ing not less than the last 100
feet traveled by the vehicle be-
fore turning.
5. Signal to Stop. No person
shall stop or suddenly decrease
the speed of a vehicle without
first giving an appropriate sig-
nal in the manner. provided
herein to the driver of any ve-
hicle immediately to the rear
unless there is good and suffici-
ent reason for not being cable to
do so.
6. Signaling Methods, The sig-
nals herein required shall be
given either by means of the
hand and arm or by a signal
lamp or signal devices approved
by the commissioner of high-
ways of this state.
7. Backing a Vehicle. No per-
son in control of any vehicle
shall back said vehicle without
ample warning and while back-
ing care must, be exercised not
to injure ,persons or property
and in no case shall any vehicle
be backed around a corner at or
into an intersection of streets or
highways.
Section 14. Right of Way. 1.
Approaching intersection. 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 highway.
When two vehicles enter an
intersection from d i f f e r e n t
highways at approximately the
same time, the driver of the ve-
hicle on the left shall yield the
right of way to the vehicle on
the right.
The foregoing rules are modi-
fied at through highways, and
otherwise as hereinafter stated
in this section.
The driver of any vehicle tra-
veling at an unlawful speed
shall forfeit any right of way
which he might otherwise have
hereunder.
2. At Intersection. The driver
of a vehicle within an intersec-
tion intending to turn to the left
shall yield the right of way to
any vehicle approaching from
the opposite direction which is
within the intersection or so
close thereto as to constitute an
immediate hazard, but the dri-
ver having so yielded and hav-
ing given a signal when and as
required by this ordinance, may
make such left turn, and the
drivers of all other vehicles ap-
proaching the intersection from
the, opposite direction shall yield
the right of way to the vehicle
making the left turn.
3. Through Highway - Stop
Sign. The driver of a vehicle
shall stop as required by this
ordinance at the. entrance to a
through highway and shall yield
the right of way to other vehi-
cles which have entered the in-
tersection from the through
highway or which are approach-
ing so closely on the through
highway as to constitute an im-
mediate hazard, but the driver
having so yielded may proceed,
and the drivers of all other ve-
hicles approaching the inter-
section on the through highway
shall yield the right of way to
the vehicles so proceeding into
or across the through highway.
The driver of a vehicle shall
likewise stop in observance to a
stop sign, as required herein, at
an intersection where a stop
sign is erected at one or more
entrances thereto although not a
part of a through highway, and
shall proceed cautiously.yield-
ing to vehicles not obliged to
stop which are within the inter-
section for approaching so close -
717 s s to constitute an immediate
hazard, but may then proceed.
4. Entering a Highway from
Private Driveway. The driver of
a vehicle enteringy or erns .qina 51
highway from a private road or
driveway shall yield the right of
way to all vehicles approaching
on the highway.
5. Emergency Vehicle. Upon
the immediate, approach of an
authorized emergency vehicle
equipped with at least one light-
ed lamp exhibiting red light visi-
ble under normal atmospher -c
conditions from a distance of
500 feet to the front of such
vehicle and when the driver is
giving audible signal by siren,
the driver of each other vehicle
shall yield the right of way and
shall immediately drive to a po-
sition parallel to and as close as
possible to the right hand edge
or curb of the, highway clear of
any intersection, and shall stop
and remain in this position un-
til the authorized emergency ve-
hicle has passed, except when
otherwise directed by a police
officer.
This subdivision shall not
operate to relieve the driver of
an authorized ,emergency vehi-
cle from the duty to drive with
due regard for the safety of per -
sons using the highways.
6. Funeral Procession. When
any funeral procession identi-
fies itself by using regular lights
on all cars and by keeping all
cars in close formation, the dri-
ver of every other vehicle ex-
cept an emergency vehicle, shall
yield the right of way.
Section 1.5. Pedestrian. 1. Obey
Traffic Control Signals. Pedestri-
ans shall be subject to traffic -
control signals at intersections
as heretofore declared in this
ordinance, but at all other places
Pedestrians shall be accorded
the privileges and shall be sub-
ject to the restrictions stated
Sections 15 and 16.
2. Rights - Where No Signals.
When traffic- control signals are
not in place or 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 crosswalk
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,
but no pedestrian ,:hall sud-
denly leave -a curb or other -place
of safety and walk or run into
th,- p ^.tii of a vehicle which is
so. close that it is impossible for
the driver to yield. Thi7 provis-
ion shall not apply under the
conditions as otherwise provided
in this subdivision.
When any vehicle is stopped
at a marked crosswalk or at
any unmarked crosswalk at ar,
intersection to permit a pedes-
trian to cross the roadway, the
driver of any other vehicle ap-
proaching from the rear shat]
not overtake and pass the stop-
ped vehicle.
No person shall drive a motor
vehicle through a column of
school children crossing a street
or highway or past a member of
a school safety patrol while the
member of the school safety pa-
trol is directing the movement
of children across a street or
highway and while the school
safety patrol member is holding
his official signal in the stopped
position.
3. Crossing Between Intersec-
tion. Every pedestrian crossing
a roadway at any point other
than within a marked crosswalk
or within an unmarked cross-
walk at an intersection shall
yield the right of way to all
vehicles upon the roadway.
Any pedestrian crossing a
roadway at a point where a pe-
destrian tunnel or overhead pe-
destrian crossing has been pro -
vided shall yield the right of wa:,
to all vehicles upon the road-
way.
Between adjacent intersec-
tions at which traffic - control
signals are in operation pedes-
trians shall not cross at any
place except in a marked cross-
walk.
Notwithstanding the provi-
sions of this section every driver
of a vehicle shall exercise due
care to avoid colliding with any
pedestrian upon any roadway
and give warning by sounding
the horn when necessary and
exercise proper precaution upon
observing any child or any con-
fused or incapacitated person
upon a roadway.
4. Use Right Half of Cross-
walks. Pedestrians shall move
when practicable upon the right
half of crosswalks.
5. Walk on Left Side of Road -
way. Pedestrians when walking
along the roadway shall walk
near the left side of the roadwa.v
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giving way to oncoming traffic.
Where sidewalks are provided
and usable it shall be unlawful
for any pedestrian to walk
along and upon an adjacent
roadway.
Section 16. Hitchhiking. No
person shall stand in a roadway
for the purpose of soliciting a
ride from the driver of any pri-
vate vehicle.
Section 17. Bicycles. 1. Traffic
Laws Apply. Every person riding
a bicycle upon a, roadway shall
be granted all of the rights and
shall be subject to all of the du-
ties applicable to the driver of a
vehicle by this ordinance, ex-
cept as to special regulations in
this ordinance or any other vil-
lage ordinance and except as to
those provisions of this ordi-
nance which by their nature can
have no application.
2. Manner and Number Rid-
ing. (a) A person propelling a
bicycle shall not ride other than
upon or astride a permanent
and regular seat attached there-
to.
(b) No bicycle shall be used to
carry more persons at one time
than the number for which it is
designed and equipped.
3. Hitching Rides. No per-
son riding upon any bicycle,
coaster, roller skates, sled, or
other similar device or toy ve-
hicle shall attach the same or
himself to any vehicle upon a
roadway.
Jumping Rides. No person
shall ride in or jump into or
upon any vehicle without the
consent of the driver and no
person shall when riding allow
any part of the body to project
beyond the Iimits of any motor
vehicle, except when signaling
as herein required nor shall any
person board or alight from, nor
hang on to any motor vehicle
when such motor vehicle is in
motion.
(a) Exception. This provision
shall not apply to any person
whose employment makes it
necessary to ride in or upon a
vehicle otherwise than herein
provided when engaged in the
necessary duties of such employ-
ment.
4. Where to Ride. (a) Every
person operating a bicycle upon
a roadway shall ride as near to
the right side of the roadway as
practicable, exercising due care
when passing a standing vehicle
or one proceeding in the same
direction.
(b) Persons riding bicycles
upon a highway shall not ride
more than two abreast except
on paths or parts of roadways
set aside for the exclusive use of
bicycles.
(c) Wherever a usable path
for bicycles has been provided
adjacent to a roadway, bicycle
riders shall use such path and
shall not use the roadway.
(d) No person shall ride a bi-
cycle upon a sidewalk within a
business district.
Whenever any person is riding
a bicycle upon a sidewalk, such
person shall yield the right of
way to any pedestrian and shall
give audible signal before over-
taking and passing such pedes-
trian.
5. Carrying ,Articles. No person .
operating a bicycle shall carry
any package, bundle, or article
which prevents the driver from
keeping at least one hand upon
the handle bars.
6. Lighting and Brake Equip-
ment. (a) Every bicycle when
used in the night time shall be
equipped with a lamp on the
front which shall emit a white
light visible from a distance of
at least 500 feet to the front and
a red reflector on the rear of a
type approved by the state high-
way department which is visi-
ble from all distances from 50
feet to 300 feet to the rear when
directly in front of lawful upper
beams of head lamps on a mo-
tor vehicle. A lamp emitting a•
red light visible from a distance
of 500 feet to the rear may be
used in addition to the red re-
flector.
(b) Every bicycle shall be
equipped with a brake which
will enable the! operator to make
the braked wheels skid on dry,
level, clean pavement.
7. License Required. No person,
who resides within this village,
shall ride or propel a bicycle on
any roadway or path set aside
for the public use of bicycles
unless such bicycle has been li-
censed and a license plate is at-
tached thereto as provided in
the bievele license ordinance of
this village.
8. Effect of Regulations. (a)
It is a misdemeanor for any per-
son to do arty act forbidden or
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article.
(b) The parent of any child
and the guardian of any ward
shall not authorize or knowing-
ly permit any such child or ward
to violate any of the provisions
of this section.
Section 1.8. _.Railroad __Grade
Crossings. The village council is
hereby authorized to designate
particularly dangerous street or
highway grade crossings of rail-
roads and to order stop signs
thereat. When such signs are
erected, the driver of any vehicle
shall stop within 50 feet but not
less than ten feet from the
nearest track of such grade cros-
sing and shall proceed only
upon exercising due care.
Section 19. Certain Vehicles to
Stop at Railroads. The driver of
any motor vehicle carrying pas-
sengers for hire, or any school
bus carrying any school child, or
of any vehicle carrying explo-
sive substances or flammable li-
quids as a cargo or part of car-
go, before crossing at grade any
track or tracks of a railroad,
shall stop such vehicle not less
than ten feet from the nearest
rail of such railroad and while
so stopped shall listen and look
in both directions along such
track for any approaching train,
and for signals indicating the
approach of a train, except as
hereinafter provided, and shall
not proceed until he can do so
safely.
No stop need be made at any
such grossing where a police of-
ficer or traffic control signal
directs traffic to proceed.
Section 20. Stop at Sidewalks.
The driver of a vehicle within a
business or residence district
emerging from an alley, drive-
way or building shall stop such
vehicle immediately prior to dri-
ving onto a sidewalk or into the
sidewalk area extending across
any alleyway or private drive-
way.
Section 21. Stopping, Standing
and Parking. Upon any highway
outside of a business or resi-
dence district no person shall
stop, park or leave standing any
vehicle, whether attended or un-
attended, upon the paved or im-
proved or main traveled part of
the highway when it is practical
to stop, park, or so leave such
vehicle off such part of said
highway, but in every event a
clear and unobstructed width of
at least 20 feet of such part of
the highway opposite such
standing vehicle shall be left for
the free passage of other vehi-
cles and a clear view of such
stopped vehicle be available
from a distance of 200 feet in
each direction upon such high-
way.
This section shall not apply to
the driver of any vehicle which
is disabled while on the paved
or improved or main traveled
portion of a highway in such a
manner and to such extent that
it is impossible to avoid stopping
and temporarily leaving such
disabled vehicle in such position.
Section 22. Police May Move
Cars. When any police officer
finds a vehicle standing upon a
highway in violation of any of
the provisions of Section 22
hereof, such officer is hereby
authorized to move such vehicle,
or require the driver or other)
person in charge of the vehicle
to move the same, to a position'
off the paved or improved or
main traveled part of such high-
way.
When any police officer finds
a vehicle unattended upon any
street or highway or upon any
bridge or causeway or in any
tunnel where such vehicle con-
stitutes an obstruction to traffic,
such officer is hereby authorized
to provide for the removal -of
such vehicle and remove the
same to the nearest convenient
garage or other place of safety.
Section 23. Prohibited Stops. 1.
No person shall stop, stand or
park a vehicle, whether attended .
or unattended except when ne-
cessary to avoid conflict with
other traffic or in compliance
with the directions of a police
officer or traffic - control device
in any of the following places:
(a) On a sidewalk or boule-
vard between sidewalk and
roadway.
(b) In front of a public or pri-
vate driveway or alley or with-
in five feet of the intersection of
any public or private driveway
or alley with any street or high-
way.
(c) Within an intersection.
(d) Within ten feet of a fire
hydrant; provided that this does
not prevent the parking of taxi-
cabs in taxicabs stands estab-
lished by the village council
within ten feet in either direc-
tion of a fire hvdra,nt_
(e) On a crosswalk.
(f) Within 20 feet of a cross-
walk at an intersection.
(g) Within 30 feet. upon the
approach of any flashing school
signal, stop sign, traffic - control
signal or school sign at the side
of a roadway.
(h) Between a safety zone and
the adjacent curb or within 30
feet of points on the curb im-
mediately opposite the ends of a
safety zone, unless a different
length is indicated by signs or
markings.
(i) Within a designated or
marked bus stop.
(j) Within 50 feet of the near -
est rail of a railroad crossing.
(k) 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
sign posted.
(1) Along side or opposite any
street excavation or obstruction
when such stopping, standing or
parking would obstruct traffic.
(m) Along the curb side of
street adjacent to any school
property from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00
p.m. on days when school is in.
session.
(n) Upon any bridge or ap-
proach or other elevated struc-
ture upon a street or highway
or within a street or highway
tunnel, except otherwise provid-
ed by ordinance.
(o) No person shall move a ve-
hicle not owned by such person
into any prohibited area or
away from a curb or side of
street such distance as is unlaw-
ful.
(p) No person shall for camp-
ing purposes leave or park a.
house trailer on or within the
limits of any street or .highway
or on any street or highway
right of way except where signs
are erected designating the
place as a camp site.
(q) No person shall park so as
to block a fire escape or exit
from any building.
(r) At any place where tem-
porary signs prohibit parking as
long as such signs are in place.
(s) No person shall stop or
park a vehicle on a street or
highway when directed or or-
dered to proceed by any peace
Officer invested by law w }th
authority to direct, control or
regulate traffic.
2. No Parking Zones. No person
shall, stop, stand or park a ve-
hicle other than a commercial
vehicle in any space established
by the village council as a Truck
Loading Zone. Commercial vehi-
cles shall not be parked in
truck loading zones for any pur-
pose or length of time other
than the expeditious unloading
and delivery or pick up and
loading of materials upon any
street or highway between the
hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.,
unless otherwise designated,
Sundays and holidays excepted.
In no case shall the stop for
loading and unloading of ma-
terials exceed 30 minutes.
3. 'Standing With Brakes Set
and Keys Removed. No person
driving or in charge of a motor
vehicle shall permit it to stand
unattended on a grade without
effectively setting the brakes
thereon and turning the front
wheels to the curb or side of the
highway. Every person parking a
passenger . automobile on a pub-
lic street or alley in the village
or in a public parking area shall
lock the ignition, remove the key
and take the same with him. No
person shall at any time leave
any motor vehicle standing upon
any highway in this village with
the wheels chained, locked or
fastened in such a manner that
such motor vehicle- cannot be
easily moved in case of emer-
gency. Locking of a motor vehi-
cle so as to permit the vehicle
being moved by hand shall be al-
lowed.
4. Double Parking. Vehicles
shall not double park on a street
or highway in this village.
5. Removal of illegally stopped
vehicles. Whenever any police
officer finds a vehicle standing
upon a street or highway in vi-
olation of any of the foregoing
provisions of this section, such
officer is hereby authorized to
move such vehicle, or require• the
driver or other person in charge
of the vehicle to remove the
same to a position off the paved
or improved or' main traveled
part of such street or highway.
6. Impounding. Any unoccup-
pied vehicle found in violation
of the provisions of this ordi-
nance may be immediately re-
moved and impounded by any
police officer or duly authorized
perrson, so as to remove the ha-
za,rd created by such vehicle_
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Section 24. Parking. 1. No person
Shall stand or park a vehicle
in a roadway other than parallel
with the edge of the roadway,
headed in the direction of traf-
fic with the curb side wheels
of the vehicle within 12 inches
of the edge of the roadway and
not closer than 4 feet to other
vehicles parked at the curb.
2. Where no Curb. Up on
streets and highways not hav-
ing a curb each vehicle stop-
ped or parked shall be stopped
or parked parallel with and to
the right of the paved or im-
proved or main traveled part of
the street or highway.
3. One -Way Roadway. No per-
son shall stand or park a ve-
hicle on a one -way roadway ex-
cept when such vehicle is so
parked as to have the front part
of such vehicle facing in the
same direction on the one -way
street as the traffic thereon is
permitted to pass.
4. Angle Parking. Upon those
streets which have been marked
or signed for angle parking, ve-
hicles shall be parked at the
angle to the curb indicated by
such marks or signs.
5. Manner of parking and
right of way. The driver of a
vehicle intended to park at the
curb of any street or highway
at a place about to be vacated
by ,another vehicle, shall stop
back of said, parking space and
wait until said vehicle has va-
cated said .parking space. The
person so desiring to park shall
then move his vehicle to a place
immediately in front of' said
parking space and back into it,
and the driver of any other ve-
hicle approaching from the rear
shall yield the right of way to
such person for the purpose of
parking at said parking space.I
Provided, that in case there is
no one in position immediately
in front of said parking space,
prepared to back into it and
said parking space is large
enough to permit it, the driver
of an approaching vehicle may
head into said ,parking space
without backing.
6. Vehicles Backed to Curb. No
vehicle shall be backed to the
curb in the commercial zones
to load or unload except by per-
mit from the chief of police in
places where and at hours when
stopping for the loading or un-
loading of merchandise or ma-
terials is permitted. Vehicles
used for the transportation of
merchandise or materials may
back into the curb to take on
or discharge loads when the
owner of such vehicle holds a
permit granting him such priv-
ilege. Such permit shall be
either in the possession of the
driver or on the vehicle at the
time such vehicle is backed
against the curb to take on or
discharge a load and it shall
be unlawful for any owner or
driver to violate any special
terms or conditions of any such
permit which may have been re-
quired by the chief of police.
7. Cars for Sale. No ;person
shall place any vehicle on a
highway to display the same for
sale or exchange. A vehicle shall
be deemed to be displayed in
Violation of this section when
found standing upon a street or
highway and bearing 'a sign in-
dicating that it is for sale or
exchange.
8. Washing, Greasing,'Etc. No
person shall wash, grease or re-
pair such vehicle upon a street
or highway, except when such
repairs as are necessary because
of an emergency.
Section 25. Obstructing View of
Driver. No person shall drive
a vehicle when it is so loaded,
or when there are in the front
seat such number of persons,
exceeding three, as to obstruct
the driver's view to the front or
sides of the vehicle or as to in-
terfere with the driver's con-
trol over the driving mechanism
of the vehicle.
Section 26. Coasting. The driver
of any motor vehicle when trav-
eling upon a down grade shall
not coast with the gears of such
vehicle in neutral.
The driver of a commercial mo-
tor vehicle when traveling upon
a down ;grade shall not coast
with the clutch disengaged.
Section 27. Following Fire Ap-
paratus. The driver of any ve-
hicle other than one on official
business shall not follow any
fire apparatus traveling in re-
sponse to a fire alarm closer
than 500 feet, or drive into or
park such vehicle within the
block where fire apparatus has
stopped in answer to a fire
alarm.
Section 28. Crossing Fire Hose.
No vehicle shall be driven over
any unprotected hose of a fire
department when laid on any
street, private driveway, to be
used at any fire or alarm of
fire, without the consent of the
fire department official in com-
mand.
Section 29. Refuse on Highway.
No person shall throw or deposit
upon any street or highway any
glass bottle, glass, nails, tacks,
wire, cans or any other sub-
stance likely to injure any per-
son, animal or vehicle upon
such street or highway, or upon
any public or privately owned
land adjacent thereto without
the owners consent.
Any persons who drops or per-
mits to be dropped or thrown
upon any street or highway any
injurious or destructive material
shall immediately remove the
same or cause it to be removed.
Any persons removing a wrecked
or damaged vehicle from a
street or highway shall remove
any glass or other injurious
substance dropped upon the
highway from such vehicle.
Section 30. Meeting or Overtak-
ing School Bus. (a) The driver
of a vehicle upon any street,
upon meeting or overtaking
from either direction any school
bus which has stopped on the
street for the purpose of re-
ceiving or discharging any school
child or children, shall stop the
vehicle immediately upon exten-
sion of a stop signal arm by
the school bus driver and shall
remain stopped until the school'
bus driver retracts the stop
signal arm, but may then pro-
ceed with due caution for the
safety of such children.. Every
school bus shall be equipped
with a stop signal arm which
shall be used only when the
school bus is stopped on a high-
way for the purpose of receiving
or discharging any school child
or children.
('b) This section shall be ap-
plicable only in the event the
school bus shall bear upon the
front and rear thereof a plainly
visible sign containing the
words "School Bus" in letters
not less than six inches in
height, which can be removed or
covered when the vehicle is not
in use as a school bus.
(c) The driver of a vehicle
upon a highway with divided
roadways need not stop upon
meeting or passing a school bus
which is upon a different road -
way.
Section 31 Unsafe Equipment. 1.
No person shall drive nor
shall the owner cause or
knowingly permit to be driven
on any highway any vehicle or
combination of vehicles which
is in such unsafe condition as
to endanger any person cr which
does not contain those parts or
is not at all times equipped
with such lamps and other
equipment in proper condition
and adjustment as required in
this ordinance or which is
equipped in any manner in vio-
lation of this ordinance or for
any person to do any act for-
bidden or flail to perform any
act required under this ordi-
nance.
The provisions of this article
with respect to equipment on
vehicles shall not apply to im-
plements of husbandry, road
machinery, road rollers or farm
tractors except as herein made
applicable.
2. Light Lamps Required. Eve-
ry vehicle upon a street or
highway within this village 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 discern -
ible.persons and vehicles on the
street or highway at a distance
of 500 feet ahead shall display
lighted lamps and illuminating
devices as hereinafter respec-
tively required for different clas-
ses of vehicles, subject to ex-
ceptions with respect to parked
vehicles as hereinafter stated.
3. Head Lamps on Motor Ve-
hicles. (a) Every motor vehicle
other than a motorcycle shall
be equipped with two headlights,
no more, no less, one on each
side of the front of the motor
vehicle, which headlamps shall
comply with the requirements
and limitations set forth in this
ordinance.
(b) Every motorcycle shall be
equipped with at least one and
not more than two headlamps
which shall comply with the
requirements and limitations set
forth in this ordinance.
4. Every motor vehicle and
every vehicle which is being
drawn at the end of a train
of vehicles shall 'be 'equipped
with a lighted rear lamp, ex-
hibiting a red light visible from
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rear.
5. Lamp or Flag on Projecting
Load. Whenever the load upon
any vehicle extends to the rear
four feet or more beyond the
bed or body of such vehicle there
shall be displayed at the ex-
treme rear of the load at the
time when lighted lamps on ve-
hicles are required in this or-
dinance, a red light or lantern
visible from a distance of at
least 500 feet to the sides and
rear. The light or lantern re-
quired under this section shall
be in ;addition to the rear light
required upon every vehicle. At
any time when no lights are
required there shall be displayed
at the extreme rear end of such
load a red flag or cloth of not
less than 16 inches square.
6. Parking Lights. Whenever a
motor vehicle is parked or
stopped upon a. highway whe-
ther attended or unattended
during the time mentioned in
subdivision 2 of this section,
there shall be displayed upon
such motor vehicle one or more
lamps projecting a white light
visible under normal atmos-
pheric conditions from a dis-
tance of 500 feet to the front
of such motor vehicle and pro-
jecting a yellow or red light
visable under like conditions
from a distance of 500 feet to
the rear.
1. Lamps or Reflectors on
Other Vehicles and Equipment.
All vehicles, including animal
drawn vehicles and including
those specifically excepted in
this ordinance with respect to
equipment and not hereinbefore
specifically required to 'be equip-
ped with lamps, shall at the
times when lighted lamps on
vehicles 'are required in this or-
dinance be equipped with one
or more lighted lamps or lan-
terns projecting a white light
visible from a distance of 500
feet to the front and to the
rear, mounted on the roadway
side of the vehicle, except that
reflectors !meeting the maxi-
mum requirements of this or-
dinance may be used in lieu of
the lights required in this sec-
tion.
8. Use of Multiple Beam
Lamps - Depressing. The low-
ermost distribution of light or
so- called lower beam shall be
used exclusively on all motor
vehicles while being operated
within the limits of the Village
of Richfield.
9. Lighted Head Lamps to be
Displayed. At all times when
lighted lamps on vehicles are
required in this ordinance at
least two lighted lamps shall be
displayed one on each side of
the front of every motor vehicle
other than a motorcycle, pro-
vided that under adverse wea-
ther conditions two 'lighted aux-
iliary lamps one on each side
at the front of the vehicle may
be used in lieu of two lighted
head lamps, except when such
vehicle is parked subject to the
regulations governing lights on
parked vehicles.
10. Maximum Candle Power.
No vehicle shall be equipped nor
shall any person drive or move
any vehicle or equipment upon
any street or highway with any
lamp or device displaying a red
light or any colored light other
than those required or permit-
ted in this ordinance unless
otherwise authorized by the
commissioner of highways of
this state. This section shall not
apply to authorized emergency
vehicles or road machinery. Em-
ergency vehicles shall be equip-
ped with not less than one red
light to the front thereof which
shall be lighted when on emer-
gency trips but shall not be
lighted when using the streets
or highways at other times.
Flashing lights are prohibited on
vehicles, except as a means for
indicating a turn or stop.
11. Brakes Required. (a) Every
motor vehicle, other than a
motorcycle, when operated upon
a street or highway shall be
equipped with brakes adequate
to control the movement of and
to stop and hold such vehicle,
including two separate means
of applying the brakes, each of
which means shall be effective
to 'apply the brakes to at least
two wheels. If these two separ-
ate means of applying the
brakes are connected in any
way, they shall be so construc-
ted that failure of any one part
of the operating mechanism
shall not leave the motor vehicle
without brakes on at least two
wheels.
(b) Every motorcycle and bi-
cycle with motor attached when
operated upon a street or high-
way shall be equipped with at
least one brake, which may be
operated by hand or foot.
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ty. The service brakes upon any
motor ve'hic'le or combination of
vehicles shall be adequate to
stop such vehicle or vehicles
when traveling 20 miles per
hour -within a distance of 30
feet when upon dry asphalt or
concrete pavement surface free
from loose material where the
grade does not exceed one per-
cent.
(d) Under the above condi-
tions the hand brake shall be
adequate to stop such vehicle
or vehicles within a. distance of
55 feet and said hand brake
shall be adequate to hold such
vehicle or vehicles stationary on
any grade upon which operated.
(e) Under the above condi-
tions the service brakes upon a
motor vehicle equipped with two
wheel brakes only and when
permitted hereunder shall be
adequate to stop the vehicle
within a distance of 55 feet.
(f) All braking distances
specified in this section shall
apply to all vehicles mentioned
whether such vehicles are not
loaded or are loaded to the max-
imum capacity permitted under
this ordinance.
(g) All brakes shall be main-
tained in good working order
and shall be so adjusted as to
operate as equally as practicable
with respect to the wheels on
opposite sides of the vehicle.
12. Horns and Warning De-
vices. Sirens Prohibited. (a)
Every motor vehicle when oper-
ated upon a street or highway
shall be equipped with a horn
in good working order and ca-
pable of emitting sound audible
under normal conditions from
a distance of not less than 200
feet, but no horn or other warn-
ing device shall emit an un-
reasonably loud or harsh sound
or a whistle.
The driver or a motor vehicle
shall when reasonably necessary
to insure safe operation give
audible warning with his horn
but shall not otherwise use
such horn upon a street or
highway.
(1b) No vehicle shall be equip-
ped with nor shall any person
use upon a vehicle any siren,
whistle or bell, except as other-
wise permitted in this subdi-
vision. It is permissible but not
required that any commercial
vehicle be equipped with a theft
alarm signal device which is so
arranged that it cannot be. used
by the driver as an ordinary
warning signal. All authorized
emergency vehicles shall be
equipped with a siren capable
of emitting sound audible un-
der normal conditions from a
distance of not less than 500
feet and of a type approved by
the commissioner of highways
of this state, 'but such siren shall
not be used except when such
vehicle is operated in response
to an emergency call or in the
immediate pursuit of an actual
or suspected violator of the law
in which said latter events, the
driver of such vehicle shall
sound said siren when necessary
to warn pedestrians and other
drivers of the approach there-
of.
13. Mufflers, Noise. Every mo-
tor vehicle at all times shall be
equipped with a muffler in good
working order and in constant
operation to prevent excessive
or unusual noise and no per-
son shall use a muffler cutout,
bypass or similar device upon
a motor vehicle on a street or
highway. Every motor vehicle
shall at all times be equipped
with such parts and equipment
so 'arranged and kept in such
state of repair as to prevent
carbon !monoxide gas from en-
tering the interior of the ve-
, hile.
14. Rear Vision Mirrors. Every
motor vehicle is so constructed,
loaded or connected with an-
other vehicle as to obstruct the
drivers view to the rear there-
of from the driver's position
shall be equipped with a mirror
so located as to reflect to the
driver a view of the street or
highway for a distance of at
least 200 feet to the rear of
such vehicle.
15. Windshields to be Unob-
structed - Wipers. (a) No per-
son shall drive any motor ve-
hicle with a windshield cracked
or discolored to an extent to
limit or obscure proper, vision or
with any sign, poster or other
non - transparent material upon
the front windshield, side wings,
side or rear 'windows of such
vehicle other than a certificate
or other paper required to be
displayed by law.
(b) The windshield on every
motor vehicle shall be equipped
with a• device for cleaning rain,
snow or other moisture from the
windshield, which device shall
be so ,constructed as to be con-
trolled or operated by the dri-
ver of the vehicle.
(c) No person shall drive any
motor vehicle with the wind -
s1lield covered with steam or
frost to such an extent as to
prevent proper vision.
Section 32. Liability for Damage
to Street or Highway or Struc-
ture. 1. Any person driving any
vehicle, object or contrivance
upon any street or highway
structure shall be liable for all
damage which said highway or
structure may sustain as a re-
sult of any illegal operation,
driving or moving of such ve-
hicle, object or contrivance or
as a result of operation, driving
or moving any vehicle, object or
contrivance weighing in excess
of the maximum weight al-
though authorized by special
permit.
2. Whenever such driver is
not • the owner of such vehicle,
object or contrivance but is so
operating, driving or moving the
same with the express or im-
plied perhiis'sion of said owner,
then said ' owner and driver
shall be jointly and severally li-
able for any such damage.
3. Such damage may be re-
covered in a civil action brought
by the authorities in control of
such street or highway or street
or Highway structure.
Section 33. Tampering with Ve-
hicles. No person shall molest
any vehicle standing on any
highway without the consent of
the owner or driver of such ve-
hicle, nor shall any such per-
son set such vehicle in motion
or otherwise damage or inter-
fere with the same, however,
that wher, the director of pub-
lic works or any of his assistants
shall find it necessary for the
purposes of facilitating street
maintenance operations, such as
the removal of snow, ice or
street wastes to move any ve-
hicle standing on any highway
in this village, said director of
public works or assistants or
other emergency officials in the
discharge of their duties are
hereby authorized to move such
vehicle to the extent necessary
for such 'purposes.
Section 34. Offenses. 1. Every
person who commits or attempts
to commit, conspires to commit,
or aids or abets in the commis-
sion of any act constituting a
violation of this ordinance, whe-
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tion with one or more persons
or as principal, agent, or acces-
sory shall be guilty of such of-
fense, and every person who
falsely, fraudulently, forcibly or
wilfully induces, causes, coerces,
requires, permits or directs an-
other to violate any provision
of this ordinance is likewise
guilty of such offense.
2. It is unlawful for the owner,
or any other person, employ-
ing or otherwise directing the
driver of any vehicle to require
or knowingly to permit the op-
eration of such vehicle upon a
highway in any manner con-
trary to law.
Section 35. Vehicle Registration.
No person shall, operate or drive
a motor vehicle. on any high-
way in this village unless such
vehicle shall have been regis=
tered in accordance with the
laws of the 'State of Minnesota
and shall have the number
plates for the current year only,
as assigned to it by the registrar
of motor vehicles, conspicuously
displayed thereon in such man-
ner that the view thereof shall
not be obstructed. If the vehicle
be a motorcycle, motorcycle
side -car, trailer or semi - trailer,
one such plate shall be displayed
on the rear thereof; if it be
any other kind of motor vehicle,
one such ,plate shall be .displayed
on the front and one on the
rear thereof; securely fastened
so as to prevent the same from
swinging. It shall be the duty
of the person driving the motor
vehicle to keep the plate legi-
ble and unobstructed and free
from grease, dust or other blur-
ring material so that the let-
tering thereon shall be plainly
visible at all times.
Section 36 Chauffeur's Licenses.
No person shall drive a motor
vehicle as a chauffeur upon -any
public street in this village un-
less he be licensed by the -sec -
retary of state !as a chauffeur,
except that a non - resident
chauffeur registered upon the
provisions of the law of the
country, state', territory or dis-
trict of his residence operating
such motor vehicle temporarily
within this state not more than
60 days in any one year, shall
be exempt from such license
requirement.
Section 37 Driver's License. No
person, except those who are
by statute exempt from driver's
license requirements, shall op-
THE RICHFIELD NEWS
erate or drive any motor ve-
hicle upon .any street or highway
in this village unless he has a
valid license as a driver upon
the provisions of the laws of
the State of Minnesota.'
Section 38. Instruction Permits.
No person shall operate or drive
any motor vehicle upon any
street or highway in this village
pursuant to an instruction (per-
mit issued by the Minnesota
Department of Highways unless
accompanied by a licensed dri-
ver or chauffeur who is actually
occupying the seat beside the
driver.
Section 39. License in Possession.
Every driver's licensee shall have
his license in his immediate
possession .at all times when op-
erating a motor vehicle and
shall display the same„ upon
demand of the municipal judge,
a peace officer, an authorized
representative of the depart-
ment, or by an officer author-
ized by law to enforce the or-
dinances relating to the opera-
tion of motor vehicles on public
streets and highways, and the
licensee shall, upon request of
any such officer, write his name
in the presence of such officer
in order that the identity of
the licensee may be determined.
Section 40. Violating License Re-
strictions. No person shall op-
erate or drive any motor vehicle
upon any street or highway in
this village in violation of any
restriction upon his driver's li-
cense' imposed by the commis-
sioner of highways or other duly
authorized public authority.
Section 41. Change of Address.
No person shall operate a motor
vehicle in this village unless his
driver's license correctly states
his name and permanent domi-
cile as required by the laws of
tion number, and any other in-
formation displayed on the ve-
hicle which may identify its
owner and affix conspicuously
to such vehicle a written notice
for the owner to appear before
the municipal court or the Traf-
fic Violations Bureau at a time
and place fixed in said notice.
3. Presumption in reference to
illegal parking. In any prosecu-
tion charging a violation of any
law or regulation governing the
standing or parking of a vehicle,
proof that the particular vehicle
described in the complaint was
parked in violation of any such
law or regulation, together with
proof that the de'fendent named
in the complaint was at the time
of such parking the registered
owner of such vehicle, shall con-
stitute in evidence a prima facie
presumption that the registered
owner of such vehicle' was the
person who parked or placed
such vehicle at the point where,
and for the time during which,
such violation occurred.
4. Form and information on
notification slips. Such notice
shall be made out on a. tripli-
cate form and shall indicate in
addition to the information call-
ed for in Subd. 1 of this section,
the time, date and nature of vi-
olation, and in the case of a
motor vehicle, the motor vehicle'
license number.
Section 46. Procedure upon
Arrest. Whenever any person is
arrested for any violation of this
ordinance, the arrested person
shall immediately be taken be-
fore a judge of the municipal
court in any of the following
cases:
When a person demands an
immediate appearance before' a
magistrate.
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Section 42. Unlawful Acts. It
i charged with an offense under
this ordinance causing or contri-
s'hall be unlawful for any per-
son: (1) to display, or cause
buting to an accident resulting
or permit to be displayed, or
in injury or death to an
y y person.
have in his possession any can_
When a person is arrested
celled, revoked, suspended, fic-
upon a charge of failure to stop
titious, or fraudulently altered
in the event of an accident caus-
driver's license; or (2) to lend
ing death, personal injuries or
his driver's license to any other
damage to property.
person or knowingly permit the
Section 47. Enforcement. Duty
use thereof; or (3) to display or
of the Police Department. 1. It
represent as one's own any dri-
shall be the duty of the chief
ver's license not issued to him;
of police, except as otherwise
or (4) fail or refuse to surrender
provided, subject to the direc-
to the department, upon its law-
tion and control of the Village
ful demand, any driver's license
Manager, to enforce all the re-
which •mss been - suspended, re-
•gulations and requirements of
voked or cancelled.
this ordinance.
Section 43.- Driying After Re-
2. School police'. The chief of
vocation, Suspension or Cancel-
police may appoint special police
lation. No person whose driver's
men who shall be designated as
license or driving privilege has
School Safety Patrolmen who
been cancelled, suspended or re-
shall serve without compensa-
voked as provided by the laws
tion. The members of said patrol
of the State of Minnesota shall
shall be appointed from the stu-
operate or drivel a motor vehicle
dent bodies of public and pri-
in this village while such revo-
vate schools of said village'. The
cation, suspension or cancella-
appointment of each of said
tion is in effect, nor after his
school patrolmen shall desig-
driver's license has expired.
nate the streets upon which he
Section 44. Renting to Unli-
shall have the power to regulate
cense'd Driver. No person shall
traffic and said school patrol -
rent or lease a motor vehicle to
men shall be subordinate to and
any other person unless the lat-
obey all the orders of any regular
ter person is then duly licensed
police officer or peace' officer of
as required by the laws of the
said village,. No such school pa-
State of Minnesota, or, in the
trolman sba.11 function unless he
case of a non - resident, duly li-
is equipped with the proper
tensed upon the law of the state
"school stop" hand signal. When
or country of his residence.
so equipped and within the
Section 45. Enforcement Pro-
terms of his appointment he is
hereby authorized to regulate
cedule. Notification Slips in Lieu
traffic of all kinds upon the
of Arrest. 1. In lieu of taking any
street designated in his appoint -
person into custody for a viola-
ment.
tion of the provisions of this or-
dinance, a, police officer may
Bureau. 1.
serve a written notice upon such
Court may create
bureau. The municipal court is
person to appear before the mu-
nicina.l court nr the traffic vin-
hereby authorized to establish a
Cations bureau at a time and
place fixed in said notice. Pro-
the court in disposing of viola -
vided, however, that in any case
tions of traffic laws or ordi-
of a violation of the provisions
nances.
of Section 9 of this ordinance,
2. Bureau Head. The head of
relating to intoxicated persons
such bureau shall be the clerk of
.and drug addicts, such officer
said court, who shall be assisted
shall not ,serve said written no-
by such other personnel as the
Lice in lieu of an arrest.
village council may by resolu-
Provided further than no per -
tion hereafter authorize.
son upon whom a. written notice
3. Location and Hours. Such
has been served in the manner
bureau shall be located at the
provided for in this section for a
village offices, and shall be open
violation of the provisions of
during such hours as the village
this ordinance shall fail to ap-
administrative offices are open,
pear before the municipal court
and at such other times as the
or the traffic violations bureau
village council by resolution au-
at the time and place fixed in
thorize.
said notice'.
4. Funds. Any expenditures for
Any person who wilfully re-
the establishment and operation .
fuses to give his name and ad-
of the bureau shall be charged
dress in accordance with this
against and be a part of the
section, or who gives a false
budget of the municipal court.
name or address shall be guilty
5. Receipts and records. All re-
of a misdemeanor regardless of
ceipts shall constitute receipts
of the municipal court and shall
the charge on which he was ori-
be credited in the .same manner
ginally arrested.
as other receipts of the munici-
2. Notification slips for park -
pal court. Records of all such
ed vehicles. Whenever anv mo-
receipts and of the operation of
for vehicles without an opera
such bureau shall be kept in the
tnr is found narked in violation
form and manner prescribed by
of any parkins, restrictions of
law.
this ordinance, the police officer
6. Operation. Such bureau
finding_ it Shall take its raqistrn-
shall be operated pursuant to
THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1955
and in accordance with the pro-
visions of Chapter 492 of the
Laws of the State of Minnesota.
Section 49. Violations. Penalty.
Any person violating any of the
provisions of this ordinance
shall upon conviction therefor
be punished by a .fine of not
more than $100 or by imprison-
merit for not more than 90 days.
As passed by the Villages Coun-
cil the 11th day of April, 1955.
(April 28, 1955)
LEGAL NOTICE
Advertisements for Bids for
Street Grading
Notice is hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received
by the Village Council, Village, of
Richfield, Hennepin County,
Minnesota, at the Village C'lerk's
Office until 8:00 o'clock p.m. on
the 16th day of May 1955, and .
will be publicly opened and con-
sidered by the Village Council
in the village Council Cham-
bers at the Village Hall at 8:15
p.m. on the above date for all
iabor and equipment necessary
for street grading for:
Village Projects Nos. 176, 219,
233, 239, 291, 296, 303, 306, 312
312 - Basin, and 316, for the fol-
lowing:
45,400 cubic yards, Class "C"
Excavation
21,600 cubic yards, Borrow Ex-
cavation
33,200 cubic yards, Excavation
from Ponding Area
And Miscellaneous Items.
Proposals arriving after the
designated time will be returned
unopened.
Each proposal and all papers
bound and attached thereto, to-
gether with proposal quaranty,
shall be placed in an envelope
and securely sealed therein.
The envelope shall be so
marked as to indicate, (1) Name
of Bidder, (2) Type of Construc-
tion and shall be addressed to
the Village Clerk, Village of
Richfield, Richfield Village Hall,
6700 Portland Avenue South,
Richfield (Mpls. 23), Minnesota.
It may be either mailed, deliver-
ed by messenger or submitted in
person.
Plans and specifications are
on file at the office of the Vil-
lage Engineer and will be made
available to prospective bidders
on and after May 2, 1955.
Copies of said Plans and Spe-
cifications may be obtained at
the office of the Village Engin-
eer at the above address by de-
positing $15.00 for each set ob-
tained. The deposit will be re-
funded to all bonified bidders
who return the documents in
good conditions within ten days
after the date specified for re-
ceipt of bids.
No bids will be considered un-
less sealed and filed with the
Village Clerk and accompanied
by a cash deposit, cashiers
check, bid bond, or certified
check payable to the Village
Clerk of Richfield, for 5% of the
amount bid, (to be forfeited as
liquidated damages in the event
that the bid be accepted and
the bidder shall fail to enter
promptly into a written con-
tract and furnish the required
bond.)
The Village reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
By order of the Village Council
Dated: April 16, 1955
Paul H. Haugen,
Village Clerk
('April 21 -28)
LEGAL NOTICE
File No. 82537
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Hennepin
PROBATE COURT
Order for Hearing of Final
Account and Petition for
Distribution
Re Estate of Owen W. Parker,
Sr., Decedent.
It is ordered that final ac-
count and petition for examina-
tion thereof and for distribu-
tion, filed herein, be heard on
Monday, May 16th, 1955, at 10
o'clock a.m. by this Court in
the Court House in Minneapolis,
Minnesota, and that all persons
interested in this estate present
objections, if any, why said pe-
tition should not be granted.
This Order shall be published
in the Richfield News and copies
thereof mailed according to law.
Witness the Hon. James G.
Kehoe, Judge of Probate
Court, this 12th day of April
1955.
(SEAL)
Addison M. Parker
400 Rand Tower
Attorney
Ernest P. Lorenz,
Clerk of Probate Court
(April 21 -28 -May 5)