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No person shall deface or injure any public bridge or any wharf connected therewith, or unnecessarily open the draw of any such bridge, or obstruct the passage of the same; nor shall any person, without the consent of the draw-tender, make fast to any public bridge, or draw, guard or pier thereof, any vessel, scow, raft or float; nor shall any person remain inside of the draw-gates, or on any pier, wharf, fender or appurtenance of such draw, while such gates are closed; nor shall any person, having under his or her charge a vessel passing through the draw of any such bridge, refuse or neglect to comply with the directions of a draw-tender relating to such passing.
(CBC 1975 Ord. T14 § 318; CBC 1985 16-13.1)
(A) No person shall undertake to construct, maintain, set up or operate, whether or not for a fee or charge, any bridge or tunnel wholly located within the city, not existing on the date of passage hereof, without first having obtained a license therefor, granted by the Mayor and Boston City Council, only upon recommendation of the Conservation Commission indicating that the same is without significant adverse environmental effect.
(B) Without further authority, the Corporation Counsel shall seek to restrain any violation of the provisions hereof.
(Ord. 1981 c. 36 §§ 1, 2; CBC 1985 16-13.2)
Editor’s note:
The date of passage of this Subsection was July 14, 1982.
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