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1952-20f .. ~/ OR~DINANGE N0. ll,t~i AN ORDINANCE DEFINING NUISANCES, PROHIB>:TING T~tEIR CRFATIt~T OR 1~tAAIl~TIIdANCE AND PROVIDING A - PH:JALTY F®R VIOLATI~ THEREOF - The Village Council of the Village of Richf3.eld do ordain as followsa - Sec't3.on 1. Publ3.e Nuisances Defined.: A nuisance is a thing, act, oecupation~ or use o proper a 1. Shall. aa~nfl9, ~ or endanger the safety, healthy ca~nfort or repor~e of the public. 2. Shall offend publ3.c de~ney. 3. Shall unlawfully interfere with, obstruct, or Mond to obstruct or render dangerous far passage, a lake, stream, canal or basin, or a pubic park squares street, alley or highway. ?~. Shall in any way render the public insecure ~n life or in use of property, Section 2. Public Nuisances Affect3.n Health. The following are hereby declared-~~f a nuisan©es ec g e a - 1. Exposed accumulat3.on of decayed or unwholesome food or v®getable matter. ~. All diseased animals running at large. 3. All-ponds or pools of stagnant water. ~.. Carcasses of animals not buried or destroyed within. tt~ent~y-four hours after death. 5. Accumulation of manure or rubbish wh3.ch ~i.olate the terms o~ Section 1 hereof. 6. privy vaults and ,ge tens which are not rodent free or flyt<i.ght, or which are so maintained as to constitute a health hazard, or to emit foul and disagreeable odors. 7, She pollut3.on of any public well or cisterns stream, lake, canal or body of water by sewage -creamery or industrialwastes, or other substances. 8. All noxious weeds and other rank growths upon Public or private property. 9. Dense smoke, noxious fumes, gas and soot, or cinders in unreasonable quanta. tLes. 14. Offensive trades and business as defined by statute not licensed by the Village Board of Health as prov3.ded by law. 11. All public exposure of persons having a contagious disease. V~ . hereby Section 1. Aaa. gambling devices, slot machines and punch. boards. 2. All houses kept for the-purpose of prostitutLon or promiscgous sexual inter- course, gaa~biing houses, houses of ill fame, and bawd~r houses. 3. All domestLc animals in the act of copua.at3.on exposed tD .pub]3c view. ~. All places where intox3.cating liquors are manufactured sold, bartered or given away in violation of law, or share persons are ~permi.tted to resort for the purpose of drinking int~oxieat3ng liquors as a beverage, or where intoxi.cat3ng liquors are kept for sale, barter or distribution in v#.ola- tion of law, and all liquors, bottles, kegs, pumps, bars and other. property kept at and used for maintaining such a pa.ace; 5, Any vehicle used for the illegal transportation of intoxicating ],iquor, or for promi~3cuous sexual intercourse or any other Viral purpose. 6. All indecent or obscene pictures, books, pamphlets, magazines and newspapers. 7. Batting, booktaaidng and all apparatus used in such occupatLons. g Mound Decency, ~ following are Sect3.on !~. Public Nuisances Aff®cting Pease au~d Safety. ghe following are declared~~e nuisances affeataU~g pub c pesos and safetg: 1. Ali snow and ice not roved from publi.e sidewalks t~relve hours after the snow has ceased to be deposited thereon. 2. All trees, hedges, billboards or other obstructions which prevent parsons from having a clear view of traffic approaching. an intersection from cross streets in sufficient time to bring a motor vehicle driven at a reasonable speed to a foal stop before the intersect3.on is reached„ 3. All limbs of trees which are less than eight feet above the surface of arty public sidewalk, or nine feet above the surface of any street. . ~;* All wires across public streets, alleys or sidewalks which are strung less than fifteen feet above the surfaces of the ground. 5. Ala. unnecessary noises and annoying vibratLons. 6. abs tractions and excavations affecting the ordinaYy use by' the public of the streets, alleys, sidewalks or public grounds except under such conditions as are provided by ordinances. _ 7. Radio aerials or television antennae strung or erected in any dangerous manner. 8. $n~ use of property abutting on a public attest or sidewalk or any use of a pub]3c street or sidewakk which causes large crowds of people to gather obstructing traffic and the free use of streets ox sidewalks. 9. All hanging signs, awnings and other .similar structures over the streets or sidewalks, or so situated as to endanger public saf®ty, or not eonstrac- ted and maintained as provided bar ordinance. Ord. 11.06 ~ j Y 1 Sect3.or~ ~ Public Nuisances Affecting. Peaces....,., ~Conttd) 10, The allowing of rain water, ice or snow to fall from aay, building or struc- ture upon any street or sidewalk or to flow across any sidewalk, 11. X11 barbed wire fences less than six feet off the ground and within three feet of a public sidewalk or way. 12. All dangerous, m~gaarded machinery, 3.n any public place,. or so ditttated or operated on private property as to attract the public. 13. Toasts water cast upon or permitted to flow upon sfireets or other public proPe~• ].~,. Accumulations 3.n the open of discarded or disused machinery household appliances and furnishings, or other materials in a manner eonduei~e to the harborage of rats, mice snakes or vermin, or to fire, health or safety hazards from such accumulatLons, or from- the rank growth of vege- tation among the items so acctu~.ated. 15. Any well, hole, or excavation of a similar nature w}iieh is left ~mcovered~ or in such other condition as to cons ti.t+rte- a hazard to any child or other persons being or coming upon the premises where the same is located. 16, Obstructions to the free flow of water in a natural waterw~ or a public ~fireet drain, gutter or ditch with trash, lawn clippings, leaves, rocks boards or other mafisr3.als, 17. ~].1 o tlaer conditions or things which are 13.able to cause injury to the arson or propertdr of anyone, 1 Sectd.on 5, Peaal • Any pe rson~ firm or corporat~.on who shall la~owingly cause or crea~"te a`nuisancs3~ or permit any nuisances to be created or placed upon or to remain upon any premises owned or occupied by him, or theme shall upon conviction thereof be pw3ished by a fine of not more than One Hundred Dollars (~100,00)~ or by imprisonment for not more than ninety days. 7f any nuisance covered by this ordi- nance is not 3.msediatsly abated, the .Village Naaager, or his officers: may proceed to order such abatement by written noi3ce~ giving a reasonable length of ti.~ for accomplishment, commensurate with the hazards to health or safety. If a reasonable effort has been made to so notify the owner of proper~r on which here is a nuisance, and the nuisance reins after the compliance period, then the Village shall have the power to enter upon the properfiy and abets the nuisance and charge the cost to .the owner. The power to abate aha11 be 3n addition to penalties assessed in the l~un9.cipal Court. Secfi3.on 6. Se arabili ,Every action, provision or part of this ordinance is de- are separab a rom every other section, provision or part; and if any sections provision or Bart hereof shall be held inval3.d, it sh,al]. not affect any other sew t3.on' provision or part. Secsi~i.an 7, ~, A11 ordinances or parts of ordinances 3n conflict with this or ante are reby repealed, ~~~ Passed this 29th day of Septsmber~ 1952. ATTEST s e 4`d~~~ ~ g+ero4 cTraf i CZER~ F.. d C, Re11er © ' ~s _ p .. ` r I ~ iP~i~nter's fA'Ffidavit of ~alication. (fin acc~orcce woit~ t49e 'Statutes of 1 ~35D, l ~1 ffi~+a-~it ~f Aub/iecrtio~t ...The /tichfie/d-~/oomin~to~ ~lessen~er E __ STATE OF YINNE'SOTA COU1dTY OF HtENNEPIN } ~' • ..... ~ .... m . ...... ~....... ............... being duly ~ - sworn on oath says: that now is, and during all the times herein stated has .been the pu h'er....ra.nd printer....of the newspaper r _ - known as The 12ichdelc~IBdoomington Messeager• and has • full knowl- edge of the facts herein stated. That for more than one year immediately prior to the publication 3 •therein of the printed ... .. ~.~ ~`~ ................... . hereto attached, said news~pa~per wias printed and published in the ' 1~inglish language from its known office of . gubIication within the Village of 12ich~ield in the County of Hennepin, State df,,Minnesota, on Thursday of each week in• colu'mai sand sheet form equivalent in space to over 450 running inches of sincgle column two inches wide; has been issued' frrnn. a known olfific'e established in said place of pwblica- tion equipped with skilled nvorkmen and the necessary material for preparing and printing the same; has had in its makeup not less than .tw'enry-five per cent olf ,its news columns devoted 'to local news of interest to said community it purports to serve, 'the press work of which has been done in its said known office of publication; has con- twined general news comlments and miscellany; has not cltplicated any other. pubblication; has not been entirely made wp of patents, ' plate anatter anal advertisements; has •been circulated at and near its said place of guQrlica'tion to .the extent of over '240 copies regularly de- livered to paying swbscrifbers; has lbeen entered as second class snail I :matter in •the local post aflfice off its said place of pulblication; that kh~ere has been on file in the o~Afice, of the County Auditor of said county the affidavit df a person having first hand knowledge of the • ~'a~cts ,constituting its qualification as a xtawspaper for pullication of legal notices; and that its publishers have complied with all demands' • of said County Auditor for proofs of the said qualificatron. That the .printed • . • . ~" .y~~.'!:'f`~`'~ ............. hereto attached as rrA part hereof was cut from the columns of said news- paper; was published therein in the English language once each week for,.t'~~~`.~.~'.~.-.-....,successive weelCS; that it was first published on the. ~ ........ .day of.~~~.:. .......19~J~ancl that the following is a copy of the laver case alphabet which is acknowledged to have been. the size and kind of type used in the publication of said..... G~.~'~7`+-~"•wa.~i?~G~. _~bedefghi~klmn~opgrstu~v~pvsyz-8, pt.~ Subscrr~ d and sworn to ~efare me ~this.~ .day of. • ~.Gti/~• n..... Notary P'ullrltc, Hennepin County, Minnesota, Atly ~OmmiSSion e~piscs .................... ~. ®. Wermicfi, Notary Pu61ic, Hennepin Co. Minn, My Commissioq;lixpires Jan. 25, 1959 R~UH~FI~E4:D-~.~O+OM~NGT~N MFSSE~GER " Thursday, October 9, 1982 PAGE ELEV3 legaQ transportation oP intoxieat- not more than ninety days. 1f a: ing liquor, or for promiscuous nuisance covered by this ord9 sexual intercourse or any other ance is not immediately abatE immoral purpos®; the V114age Manager, or his i 6. All indecent or obscene ptc- Rivera, map proceed to order au tares, books, pamphlets, nags- albatement •by written notice, g'. tines and newspapers; - ing a reasbnaible length of tip 7. Betting, bookmaking, and aII Por accompl3srhment, eommenst apparatus used in such oceupa-.ate with the hazards to health tions. safety. Tf a reasonable, effort h SECTION 4. Pwblic Nuisances been made to so notify the own Affecting Peace and Safety. The of property on which there ;is following are declared to be• nu- nin'isance, and the m~isanee ~ lances ai'Peeting pwblie peace and mains after the compliance pi safety • iod, then the Village shall ha 1. All snow and 'ice not remov- power to enter upga .the proper ed from public .sidewalks twelve and abate't`he •nuisance and char hours after th®• snow has ceases the cost to the owner. The pova to be deposited. thereon; to abate shall be in addition 2. All tress, hedges, billboards penalties assessed in the l1lu: or other o'batruetions which pre- ei~pal ~G"onrt. ORDINANCE NO. 11.0?6 vent persons from having a clear 5EG°1'ION ~. Separa'bility. L~`vE AN ORDINANCE DEFINING view of traffic approaching an in- actfion, provision or part orf t] NUISANCES, PROHIBITING tersection from .cross streets in ordinanc® is declared sepasal CREATION OR, MAIN- au`fPicient tim;,e to bring a motor from every other section, larov NANCE AND PROVIDING A vehicle driven at a reasonable ion or part; and if any seetil PENA1T1rY FOR VIOLATION speed to ~ full ~ stop beRore the provI~s'fon or part hereof shall THEREOF fast®rse,Jetidn 3s r'eached; held invalid, it shall not affi • 3. All limbs oP trees which are any other section, provision The Village Council of the V31- .leas than eig'h't feet above the our- part. ge of Richfield do ordain as Pot- face of any pulblic sidewalk, or SECTION 7..Repeal: All ord ws: nine Peet above the surface of sneer o'r parts of oadinances SIIICTION i.. Public Nuisances any •street; conflict with this ordinance F efined. A nuisance is a thing, 4. A11 wires across pu~bld hereby repealed. t, occuiration, or use of pro= streets, alleys .or sidewalks which Passed tibia ~ 2'9th day of ;3i rty whidh, are strung leas than fifteen feet t®mfber, 1962. 1. Shall annoy, in3ure or en- above the surface oY the ground; Fred Reller, Allayor agar the safety, health, eon- 6. All unnecessary noises and ' ttest: rt or repose of the pnblle; ,annoying vibrations; 'Leroy Trafton, Clerk 2. Shall offend public decency; 8. Obstructions and ®xeavations 3. Shall unlawfully interfere affecfinng tlhe ordinary use by the ith, obstruct, or tend to obstruct pulb3ic of the streets, alleys, side- render dangerous for passag®, walks or public grounds except lake, stream, canal or basin, or under such conditions as are pro- gulblic park, square, street, alley v3ded`'by ordinances; r h3ghrovay• 7. Radio aerials or television 4. Sha11 in any way render the antennae strung or erected in any urolic insecure to life or in use dangerous manner; P property. 8. Any use of property abutting SECTION 2.. Pwblic Nuisances on a Pwblic street or sidewalk or . feeting health. The following 'any use of a pubQie street or ,aide- re hereby declared to be nail- walk which can~sea large crowds noes affecting healt9s: of people to gather, obatructin~• 1. Exposed accumulation of de- .Essf~Pie and the free use of the aged or unwholesome food or streets. or sidewalks; egstable matters 9. Ali hanging signs, awnings 2. All diaea+aed~ animals running and ether similar structures. over. t.larg®; the streets or sidetivalka, br sp 3. All ponds or ~ pools of stag- situated as, to endanger. public ant water; safety, or n'vt constructed and 4. Carcasses of animals not maintained as .Provided by ordin- uried or destroyed within twenty- ance; our hours after deaths 10. T,he allowing of rain water,' ' 6. Accumulation of manure or ices or snow to fall from any build- ubb3sh which violate the terms ing ar structure upon any street i Section 1 .hereof; or sidewal7c or to flaw across any 6. Privy vaults and garbage sidewalk: cans which are not rodent free or • 11. A+11 ibarbed wire fences less flytigllt, or which are so main- than six feet off the ground and tamed as to constitute a health within three feet of a public aide- hazard, or to emit foul and die- walk or way, . agreeable odors. 12. All dangerous, unguarded 7. The pollution of .any public machinery, in any public place, well or cistern, stream, .labs, canal or so situated or operated on pri- or body of water by sewage, v~at'e property as to attract th ptliblic: creamery o_r industrial wastes, or other su.'bstanc~a, 1~• Wsst® water cast axon o 8. All noxious weeds and other permitted ~to flaw upon streets o rank growvths upon public or pri- other Pwblic property; vote property; 14. Aecumnlations in the open 9. Dense smoke, noxious fumes, of discarded br disused machin- gas and soot, or cinders in mn- cry, household appliances and reasonable quantities; furnishings, or other material, in 10. Offensive trades and bassi- a manner conducive to the har- ness as defined b9 statute not bora~ge of rats, mice, snakes or licensed by the Village Board of vermin, or to fiire, health or safe- Health as provided by law; ty hazards iron such a~ccumula- 11. All Public exposure of per-bons, or Prom the rank growth sons having a contagious disease.. oP vegetation among the items so SECTION 3. Pwblic Nuisances ac ~$ u~ well, h'ol®, or excava- APEecting Morals and Decency. The failowin~g are hereby declared tion oP a similar nature which is to be nuisances affecting public left uncovered, or in .such other morals and decency: condition as to eonstitwte a hazard 1. All gambling devices, slot to any child or other person, 'be- maehines and punch boards• ing or comin~g• upon the premises • 2. All houses kept for the pur- where the same is located; pos® o$ prostitution or pro~nis- 16. Obstrnetions to the Free cuous sexual intercourse, gambi- Plow of water in a natural water- ing houses, houses. of iii fame, way or a public atr®et drain, gut- and bawdy houses' ter or ditch. with trash,• lawn clip- ~3. All domestio ~aaimals in the Pings, leaves, rocks, boards, or net di copulation e~poeed to pub- other materials; a Ile view • 17. All other conditions or 4. A~11 .places where intoxicat- things whi~dh are liable to cause ing liquors are manufactured, in~Jnry to the person or property sold, bartered, os given away in of anyone. vfolati'on of law, or where persona SEG%.'ION S. Penalty. Any per- are permitte$ iao resort Por the son, firm, or corporation who purpose of drinking intoxicating shall knowingly cause or create 13gdors as a beve~ge, or where a nuisance, or permit any nu3s- intoxieating lfquo s are kept :for ance to be created or ~lac6d upon, sale, barter or distribut•!on in or to, remain upon -any Premises violation :of law, and all liquors, -owned or occupied iiy 'him, or bottles, kegs, pumps, bars and, them, shall u~pou Conviction there- othe;r property kept at and usedf of,. •be punished by a fine of not fors maintaining such aplace;- Imo're, than One Hundred Dollars F Anv vehicle used for the' il- 0100.00), or by imprisonment for