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No vehicle to which is attached any advertising sign or placard not painted on the body thereof shall be parked on any street for a period longer than thirty minutes. No vehicle to which is attached a sign advertising the sale of the vehicle shall be parked on any public or private property for a period of more than thirty minutes.
(Ord. 82-96. Passed 6-24-97.)
No vehicle from which anything is offered for sale shall be permitted to stand in a street for a period exceeding fifteen minutes, except when special permission of the Mayor has been granted therefor.
(Ord. 19-69. Passed 7-8-69.)
No vehicle shall be parked or left standing on any street or alley in such manner as to interfere with the free ingress and egress to or from, or within five feet of, any public or private garage. (Ord. 19-69. Passed 7-8-69.)
No person shall park or stand a vehicle within a space twenty feet in length along the curb line in front of the main entrance to any church, theater, hotel, bank, mortuary, hospital or State, County or Municipal building, such space to be designated by the Mayor and caused to be marked or indicated by markings on the sidewalk or curb, or by standards or signs, during the time in which such building is used or occupied, except for the purpose of stopping to take on or let off passengers, or for loading or unloading merchandise, and then only for a sufficient length of time to accomplish such purpose. Signs or standards used as markers in front or any private building, as provided in this section, shall only be erected upon direction of the Mayor, and shall be erected at the expense of the property owner or tenant.
(Ord. 19-69. Passed 7-8-69.)
No person shall park, or permit the parking of, any vehicle on private property in a Class 3 District, as the same is established in the Zoning Code, in violation of the building set- back line, except temporarily while transacting business at such location.
(Ord. 2-68. Passed 1-9-68.)
In any hearing on a charge of illegally parking a motor vehicle, testimony that a vehicle bearing a certain license plate was found unlawfully parked as prohibited by the provisions of this Traffic Code, and further testimony that the record of the Ohio Registrar of Motor Vehicles shows that the license plate was issued to the defendant, shall be prima facie evidence that the vehicle which was unlawfully parked, was so parked by the defendant. A certified registration copy, showing such fact, from the Registrar shall be proof of such ownership.
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