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No improvement to or provision of curbs to any street within the town limits shall be made unless abutting property owners are charged for the cost thereof pursuant to I.C. 36-9-36, as amended.
(1996 Code, § 94.01) (Ord. 274, passed 5-17-1977) Penalty, see § 94.99
(A) Purpose. The purpose of this section is to establish uniform criteria for the visual numbering of all addresses within the town and to establish a mechanism for enforcement of noncompliance.
(1996 Code, § 126.01)
(B) Authority. The authority to develop, plan, coordinate, facilitate, and implement the address identification numbers for all premises in the town shall be vested in the Street Department.
(1996 Code, § 126.02)
(C) Implementation.
(1) All homes, businesses, premises, and parcels of real estate in the town shall prominently display their street address in numerals not less than three inches in height in a location clearly visible from the nearest street. The Street Department shall have the power and authority to inspect all such premises and compile a list of noncompliance. The Town Council shall cause due notice of noncompliance to be sent to each affected property owner or other persons having an interest in such property, and said persons shall be given 30 days within which to comply.
(2) Upon notification of noncompliance the Town Council shall cause due notice of noncompliance to be sent to each affected property owner or other persons having an interest in such property and said persons shall be given 30 days within which to comply.
(3) Upon notice to the Town Council that a property has remained in noncompliance following such notice and 30-day waiting period, the Town Council may direct the Street Department to take all necessary and appropriate steps to appropriately number the noncompliant premises and the town may thereafter enforce a lien against the property for all costs incurred by the town in correcting the noncompliance.
(1996 Code, § 126.03)
(Ord. 472, passed 4-25-1992) Penalty, see § 94.99
(A) Purpose. The purpose of this section is to adopt a local policy regarding the designation of locations within the town as underground or buried utility areas pursuant to I.C. 8-1-32.3-15(c)(1).
(B) Designation. The town, through its Council, hereby determines that the town, developers, and homeowners located within the town limits have previously made investments to ensure utility lines are located or buried underground and, therefore, in an effort to continue this policy, the entire town, that being all town-owned street rights-of-way located within the town corporate boundary, are hereby designated as areas strictly for underground or buried utilities pursuant to I.C. 8-1-32.3-15(c)(1).
(C) Restrictions. With respect to the construction, placement, or use of a small cell facility and the associated support structure, the Council hereby restricts and prohibits the placement of a new utility pole or a new wireless support structure in town rights-of-way, except as otherwise permitted in division (D) below.
(D) Exceptions. Notwithstanding the restrictions and prohibitions contained in division (C) above, the following provisions shall be met and the following exceptions are hereby permitted:
(1) Collocation of small cell facilities on existing utility poles and wireless support structures within the town are allowed;
(2) Repair and/or replacement of existing utility poles and wireless support structures within the town is allowed;
(3) A petition for a request to install new utility poles or new wireless support structures within the town may be filed with the Council which shall hold a public hearing on such petition within 30 days of filing, and upon which a decision shall be made by the Council within 60 days of such filing;
(4) Upon receipt of a petition for the construction, placement, or use of a small cell facility on one or more new utility poles or one or more new wireless support structures in the town, the town shall post notice of the petition on the town’s internet website with a statement that the petition is available to public upon request; and
(5) The prohibition or other restrictions with respect to the placement of new utility poles or new wireless support structures within the town shall be applied in a nondiscriminatory manner.
(Res. 2017-7, passed 4-30-2017) Penalty, see § 94.99
SIDEWALKS
No person shall place any boxes, baskets, crates, barrels, or other containers or any fruit, vegetables, or merchandise of any kind or any other obstruction upon the sidewalks of the town, whether for sale or exhibition purposes. Nothing herein shall be taken to prohibit proprietors of downtown businesses from placing items relating to their respective businesses on the sidewalk adjacent to their business during sales or promotions so long as the sidewalk is kept freely passable.
(1996 Code, § 90.01) (Ord. 437, passed 5-23-1988) Penalty, see § 94.99
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