(A) It is unlawful for any person to obstruct any of the sidewalks of the city by placing thereon any object or property, or using any such sidewalk for storage purpose, or in any manner so obstructing such sidewalk as to interfere with the free use thereof by pedestrians.
(B) Nothing herein contained shall prohibit the temporary use of said sidewalks for the purpose of display and/or sale of merchandise so long as a walkway of at least four feet in width in the center of the sidewalk remains free and clear of any property or merchandise. Merchandise and property placed next to the curb must be placed in such a manner as to not obstruct or impede the normal parking of vehicles, nor obstruct or impede the ability of pedestrians to gain access to the sidewalk from their vehicle. In areas where the sidewalk and curbline are not clearly defined, there shall be a minimum of four feet between the building or displayed merchandise and parked vehicles.
(C) No property or merchandise shall be placed on the sidewalk in any manner that would block the view or access to a fire hydrant.
(D) Nothing herein contained shall prohibit the temporary use of such sidewalk for the moving in or out of merchandise or other articles when necessary. Necessary material for the repair of any building may be temporarily placed upon the sidewalk when so authorized by the City Mayor or Marshal.
(E) Sidewalks, at all times, shall be kept free and clear of litter, weeds, and grass.
(Prior Code, § 40-104) (Ord. 766, passed 7-1-1985)