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§ 76.11  PARKING NEAR CURB; PRIVILEGES FOR HANDICAPPED.
   (B)  No vehicle shall be parked with the left side of such vehicle next to the curb or edge of the street. 
(Ord. 899, passed 8-19-63)
§ 76.12  PARKING TIME LIMITED IN ALLEY.
   It shall be unlawful to park or stand any vehicle, including trailers, campers or other movable equipment, and whether the motor is running or not in the case of a motor vehicle, for a longer period than 30 minutes upon any alley within the village.  Anyone violating this section shall be penalized in accordance with § 70.99(B) of the Traffic Code.
(Ord. 1637, passed 5-21-90)  Penalty, see § 70.99
§ 76.20  SNOW REMOVAL LANES.
   (A)   All paved streets within the village shall be designated “Snow Removal Lanes” in the event of any snow equaling or in excess of three inches in depth by measure in the village.
   (B)   No motor vehicle or trailer shall be parked upon any paved area of these said streets until snow removal operations on and along the said streets are completed or the Mayor announces that the snow emergency no longer exists and makes such announcement through one or more of the media facilities in the area, and that any such motor vehicle or trailer which shall be parked in violation of this section shall be towed away at the owner's expense and held until such expense is paid.
   (C)   Any owner or operator of a motor vehicle or trailer who permits such motor vehicle or trailer to be parked in violation of this section shall be fined the sum of $25, and each 24-hour period during which such motor vehicle or trailer is permitted to remain in violation of this section shall be considered a separate offense.
(Ord. 2135, passed 2-19-01)
§ 76.30  ABANDONED VEHICLES.
   (A)   No person, firm or entity shall leave any inoperative, junked, wrecked, partially dismantled or abandoned junk motor vehicle on any alley, street or highway or upon public property of any kind within the village for more than 24 hours.
   (B)   No person, firm or entity shall leave any inoperative, junked, wrecked, partially dismantled or abandoned junk motor vehicle on any private property for more than 24 hours without the permission of the person having the right to the possession of the property.  For purposes of this division, the fact that a motor vehicle has been so left without permission or notification is prima-facie evidence of abandonment.
   (C)   No person, firm or entity having right to possession of any property within the village whether as owner, tenant, occupant, licensee, invitee, or otherwise, shall allow any inoperative, junked, wrecked, partially dismantled or abandoned junk motor vehicle to remain on the possessed property for more than 72 hours.  This division shall not apply to vehicles enclosed in a structure, or to commercial garages, repair shops, used car dealers, or junk yards operating in a lawful manner according to ordinance and statutes which may apply.
   (D)   Upon the complaint of any person adversely affected, the Chief of Police may order into storage any motor vehicle that has been left for at least four hours without the permission of the person having the right to the possession of the property.  When ordering a motor vehicle into storage pursuant to this division, the Chief of Police shall, whenever possible, arrange for the removal of such motor vehicle by a private tow truck operator or towing company.  The owner of a motor vehicle that has been removed pursuant to this division may recover the vehicle by paying any and all expenses, fines, court costs, or charges incurred in its removal and storage, and only upon proof of ownership presented to the Chief of Police.  If a motor vehicle that is ordered into storage remains unclaimed by the owner for 30 days, the procedures established by R.C. §§ 4513.61 and 4513.62 shall apply.
   (E)   “ABANDONED JUNK MOTOR VEHICLE” as used in this section shall have the definition and meaning set forth in R.C. § 4513.63, except that the period for establishing abandonment shall be reduced from 72 hours as to private property and 48 hours as to public property to 24 hours as to all types of property.
   (F)   “JUNK MOTOR VEHICLE” as used in this section shall have the definition and meaning set forth in R.C. § 4513.65.
   (G)   “CHIEF OF POLICE” as used in this section shall have the definition and meaning of any law enforcement of the village who shall have the designated authority from the Chief of Police to act under this section and shall include all on duty law enforcement officers of the village.
   (H)   The Chief of Police shall order any abandoned junk motor vehicle, or any other vehicle violating the terms of this section into storage and said vehicles shall be held and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of R.C. §§ 4513.62 and 4513.63, and R.C. § 737.29 et seq.  The provisions of R.C. § 4513.65 as to notice to persons having the right to possession of property on which a junk motor vehicle is left shall apply in all cases of junk motor vehicles, as well as the provision that non-compliance with the notice for subsequent periods of 30 days constitute separate offenses under this section.
   (I)   No owner or operator of any motor vehicle ordered into storage hereunder shall remove or attempt to remove any stored motor vehicle without complying fully with all requirements of this section.  Possession or control of a motor vehicle which as been removed without such compliance shall constitute prima facie evidence that the motor vehicle was removed by the owner or operator.
   (J)   Any person, firm or entity violating any provision of this section for which no other penalty is provided, is guilty of a minor misdemeanor for a first offense, and for a second offense within one year after the first offense, is guilty of a misdemeanor of the fourth degree.  For all subsequent offenses the violator is guilty of a misdemeanor of the third degree.
   (K)   The definitions appearing in §§ 10.02, 70.01 and 130.02 of the Basic Code of Ordinances for the village shall be employed for all purposes of this section except as may otherwise be defined within the terms of this section or adopted by reference from the Ohio Revised Code.
(Ord. 1658, passed 1-7-91)
GOLF CARTS
§ 77.01  MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS.
   Any golf cart permitted to operate upon the streets of the village must meet all the following minimum requirements:
   (A)   Must be equipped with real tail lights (only one is required).
   (B)   Must have a light to illuminate its rear license plate and make the said license plate legible from a distance of 50 feet.
   (C)   Must have at least one working brake light.
   (D)   Must have two working head lights.
   (E)   Must have a working horn.
   (F)   Must have a rear view mirror.
   (G)   Must have a windshield (glass or safety glass).
   (H)   Must have directional signals.
   (I)   Must have both front and rear license plate brackets.
   (J)   Must have a valid Ohio license plate.
   (K)   Must be a four-wheeled vehicle.
(Ord. 2391, passed 7-3-06)  Penalty, see § 77.99
§ 77.02  LICENSE AND INSURANCE REQUIRED.
   Any individual operating a golf cart upon the streets of the village must possess the following:
   (A)   A valid driver's license for the operation of any motor vehicle.
   (B)   Valid proof of insurance.
(Ord. 2391, passed 7-3-06)  Penalty, see § 77.99
§ 77.03  RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR OPERATION.
   The following rules and regulations are hereby established for the operation of a golf  cart within the village:
   (A)   No person shall operate a golf cart which is not capable of sustained speeds of at least 20 miles per hour on the following streets:
      (1)   State Route 613 - East and West Main Street.
      (2)   State Route 65 - North and South Belmore Street.
   (B)   Golf carts not capable of sustained speeds of at least 20 miles per hour are hereby permitted to cross the aforementioned streets using the shortest and most direct route possible.
   (C)   Golf carts capable of sustaining speeds of at least 20 miles per hour and meeting the requirements in §§ 77.01 and 77.02 ordinance are permitted to operate on any public street within the village.
   (D)   The operation of golf carts shall not be permitted on public sidewalks, public property such as parks and ball fields or private property other than property owned by the golf cart operator, or private property where written permission is granted by the owner for such operation.
   (E)   Golf carts shall be operated on the paved portion of said streets within the village, as near to the right edge of the pavement as conditions permit.
   (F)   Golf cart operators must obey all traffic laws required for the safe operation of a motor vehicle as required by the village code of ordinances.
   (G)   Golf carts shall be operated only during daylight hours. “DAYLIGHT HOURS” shall be defined as being one-half hour after sunrise and to one-half hour prior to sunset.
(Ord. 2391, passed 7-3-06)  Penalty, see § 77.99
§ 77.99  PENALTY.
   Any operator found in violation of any of these rules and regulations shall be subject to a penalty as provided for a minor misdemeanor violation by the village code of ordinances.
(Ord. 2391, passed 7-3-06.)
PARKING SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE I.  PARKING PROHIBITED AT ALL TIMES.
   There shall be no parking on the following streets in the specified locations.
Street
Side
Location
Ord.
Street
Side
Location
Ord.
Belmore Street
North from inlots 1 and 25 in the village
899
Belmore Street
South from the post office
899
Center Street
South
899; 2605
Eastom Street
East
899
Enterprise Street
South
From Main Cross Street to Orchard Drive
2605
Liberty Street
North
Between Commercial Street and Eastom Street
899
Liberty Street
East from Commercial Street
899
Main Street
East from Hill Street and west from Eastom Street
899
Mathias Street
South
From Eastom Street to Commercial Street
899; 2605
Poplar Street
East
South of Main Street
899
St. Mary's Street
South
899; 2605
Sugar Street
North
Between Eighth Street and Eleventh Street
899
Vine Street
East
899
 
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