The following regulations apply to parking in municipal parking lots.
(A) No person shall back a vehicle into a parking space in any municipal parking lot.
(B) No person shall park a vehicle with a gross weight of four tons or more in any municipal parking lot.
(1) An exception shall be made and the city shall allow the temporary parking of charter, tour or sightseeing buses on the western two rows of parking on the Clinton Park municipal parking lot located west of South 3rd Street between 3rd Avenue South and 4th Avenue South. Said exception shall also apply to the Clinton Fire Department for the purpose of conducting training exercises.
(2) The western second and third rows of the Clinton Park municipal parking lot shall be the exclusive area of the lot to be used by any charter, tour or sightseeing bus that departs from the city that wishes to use a city parking lot or area for its pickup point or staging area and for parking of the personal vehicles of their patrons or passengers.
(C) No person shall park a truck trailer in any municipal parking lot.
(D) No person shall park a vehicle for more than 48 hours in any municipal parking lot.
(1) An exception to this requirement may be approved by the Council to permit parking for periods of more than 48 hours in municipal parking lots for residents of multi-residential properties, pursuant to written agreement between the city and the owner and/or operator of the multi-residential property. Owners and/or operators of multi-residential properties in the city may request such an agreement with the city, subject to approval of the specific agreement by the Council.
(2) A written agreement creating such an exception shall identify the benefitted multi- residential property, the specific municipal parking lots included in the scope of the agreement, and the duration of the exception, and shall include other terms and conditions as may be approved by the Council.
(3) The city, in its complete discretion, may limit by said agreement the number of parking spaces available in any of its lots, and may reduce said parking spaces available if the city's needs change during the pendency of any agreement.
(1999 Code, § 69.11) (Ord. 2454, passed 7-26-2011; Ord. 2709, passed 10-11-2022) Penalty, see § 79.99