The following are a public nuisance:
(A) Any dead, diseased, infested or dying trees on public or private property so near to any street as to constitute a danger to street trees, streets or portions thereof;
(B) Any tree or shrub, or part thereof which is unsafe and constitutes a center of infection for disease or insects which may endanger the health or life of other trees or shrubs;
(C) Any tree or shrub on private or public property which is of a type or apt to destroy, impair, or otherwise interfere with any street improvements, sidewalks, curbs, approved street trees or other official street trees, gutters, sewers, other public improvements including utility mains or lines of their appurtenances;
(D) Vines or climbing plants growing into or over street trees, public hydrants, poles or electroliers;
(E) Existence of any tree on private or public property within the city limits that is infested, infected, or in danger of becoming infested or infected with objectionable insects, scales, fungus or growth injurious to trees; and
(F) Thorny shrubs, plants or foliage of any type which would tend to catch the clothing of a pedestrian using the street or sidewalk.
(1979 Code, § 98.06) (Ord. 2777, passed 1-20-1975) Penalty, see § 98.99