(A) Prohibited places. No person shall post or paint any handbill, sign, poster, advertisement or notice, except legal publications and notices, or cause the same to be done upon any curb, sidewalk, street, tree, lamppost, utility pole, hydrant or bridge within the city or upon any private wall, window, door, fence, gate, advertising board or other private structure or building, unless he or she is the owner thereof.
(B) Littering. No person owning, leasing or operating any billboard shall tear or remove from the same, or permit to be torn or removed from the same, any advertising sheets, or other papers, without immediately removing the same from the sidewalks and streets, or permit the same to be torn or taken therefrom and thrown, blown or dropped upon any sidewalk or street. No person shall post advertising sheets or other papers in such a manner as to be insecure or probable that the same will be torn, washed or blown from the billboard.
(C) Obscene advertising. No person owning, leasing or operating any billboard shall post or cause to be posted, so that the same can be seen from any public place in the city, any pictures or illustrations of nude or semi-nude figures, or any material of an obscene or immoral character.
(1960 Code, § 30-1-43) Penalty, see § 130.99