A. No person shall pave, grade, improve, stone, designate, delineate or otherwise prepare or use any portion of any township road district road right of way or parkway for parking of any private motor vehicle, for storage of private property or for any other structure, improvement or obstruction which are collectively referred to herein as "unpermitted encroachments", except the following permitted encroachments.
B. The following structures and improvements are permitted encroachments in the parkway of township roads:
1. One driveway per buildable lot having a width at the property line of not more than twenty feet (20'), with a maximum width at the street line of not more than twenty six feet (26') inclusive of a maximum of three foot (3') flares at the street line. The driveway may be increased to a maximum width of thirty feet (30'), with a maximum width at the street line of not more than thirty six feet (36') inclusive of a maximum of three foot (3') flares at the street line when:
a. A buildable lot abuts two (2) township roads (a corner lot);
b. The driveway services a permanent garage structure;
c. The driveway is not wider than the garage elevation that provides vehicle traffic to the garage; and
d. The driveway width does not exceed the dimension calculated from the far left and far right overhead doorjambs, plus an additional five feet (5') of driveway total width beyond such dimension with a maximum of not more than three feet (3') of such additional width on one side of either doorjamb.
2. A mailbox complying with U.S. postal service regulations serving the abutting property.
3. Utility services.
4. Light posts.
5. Official regulatory traffic signs.
6. Sidewalks. (Ord. TO-2009-4, 9-8-2009)
C. It is the duty of any person, firm or corporation that owns, manages, uses or controls any area within a district road, right of way or parkway that has been improved, paved, designated, maintained or used for storage or parking of motor vehicles or other unpermitted encroachments, to cease such use, to remove all improvements, paving, stone, timbers or other materials comprising such unpermitted encroachments from the district road right of way, and to restore the right of way, including, but not limited to, drainage ditches and culverts within the right of way, to the right of way specifications established by the highway commissioner. (Ord. TO-2005-4, 10-12-2005)