(A) No person shall intentionally dump, leave or deposit any glass or metallic object, trash, refuse, garbage, or discarded object, including but not limited to tires, on or in any of the following water courses; creeks, streams, rivers, storm water basins within the jurisdiction of the city.
(B) A person whose property includes the following water courses; a stream, a river, a creek, a storm water basin with the city limits shall be responsible to remove fallen branches and other debris from said courses and shall not construct any structures or install any artificial or natural landscaping that impedes the natural flow of water in said courses nor shall said person alter, destroy, or damage any rehabilitation structure or technique that has been installed by the city to stabilize the water courses.
(C) The city may remove or cause the removal in such a manner as they may direct of driftwood and other obstructions from water courses causing flooding of any part of the corporate area whether such obstructions are located inside or outside the corporate limits and the city may stabilize the water courses upon approval of state and or federal authorities that have jurisdiction over said water courses after written notice to the owner at least ten days prior thereto, may enter upon the lands or waters of such person, but subject to responsibility for all damages which shall be occasioned thereby. If said person refuses to allow the city to enter the property then the city shall apply to the circuit court for a mandatory injunction requiring said person to allow the city to enter the land for the above mentioned purposes.
(Ord. 04-464, passed 10-27-04) Penalty, see § 10.99