§ 96.190 INJURY TO PROPERTY OR VEGETATION; FIRE HYDRANT USE.
   (A)   No person shall willfully, maliciously, or negligently cut, break, climb on, carry away, conceal, transfer, tamper with, mark upon, or in any way injure, damage, or deface any tree, shrub, plant, turf, grass, statue, bust, lamppost, hydrant, regulating device, transformer, meter, wire, wiring, pole, curbstone, coping, flagstone, fence, wall, bridge, balustrade, railing, bench, building, or other structure of any kind, or property, or take down, alter, mar, move, injure, or destroy any sign, trail marker, placard, notice, post, pile, or buoy posted or placed by the city or authorized to be posted or placed by the city, in zones A, B, C, or D, or drive any motor car, vehicle, boat, or craft in a manner as to cause the same to collide with, run against, strike, or cause to strike, injure, or deface or damage any property, but custodians of the marginal land surrounding the reservoir may make changes and improvements as permitted in their leases from the city.
   (B)   No person shall open any fire hydrant of the city except a duly authorized firefighter or agent of the city.
(1983 Code, § 16-55) Penalty, see § 96.999