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(Amended by Ord. No. 168,782, Eff. 7/12/93.)
(a) No person shall drive any vehicle, motor vehicle or motorcycle upon any path, trail, bridle path, or in any other area, unless it is posted for parking, within a public park, playground or recreation area owned or controlled by the City.
(b) No person shall stop, stand or park any vehicle, motor vehicle or motorcycle upon any path, trail, bridle path, or in any other area, unless it is posted for parking, within a public park, playground or recreation area owned or controlled by the City.
The Board of Recreation and Park Commissioners is hereby authorized and directed to establish and mark crosswalks within parks, playgrounds and recreation areas owned or controlled by the City where it determines that such crosswalks are necessary in order to eliminate hazards to pedestrians crossing any park-drive or park-road.
The driver of a vehicle shall yield the right of way to a pedestrian crossing a park-drive or park-road within any marked cross-walk.
(Added by Ord. No. 179,578, Eff. 3/17/08.)
(a) Upon declaration of a Red Flag day and issuance of Red Flag restrictions in the Mt. Washington area by the Los Angeles Fire Department, residents shall be permitted to park in the parking lots of the following Recreation and Parks facilities:
(1) the Carlin G. Smith Recreation Center (in designated “Red Flag Day” parking spaces only);
(2) Ramona Hall;
(3) the Sycamore Grove Bandshell.
(b) During the period of Red Flag restrictions, residents shall be permitted to enter the parking lots of the Recreation and Park facilities listed in Subsection (a) in order to access their vehicles.
(c) Parking restrictions and enforcement at the parking lots of the Recreation and Parks facilities listed in Subsection (a) shall resume at the regular closing time of the facilities one day after the Los Angeles Fire Department declares that Red Flag conditions in the Mt. Washington area have ceased and the Red Flag restrictions are lifted.
Section
87.00 Stop Signs to Be Erected.
87.01 Stops Required at Stop Intersections.
87.02 Parking Near Fire Hydrants Prohibited.
87.03 Parallel Parking Required, Exceptions.
87.04 Parking Time Limited on Certain Roadways.
87.05 Parking Prohibited on Certain Harbor Department Roadways, To-wit.
87.06 Parking Prohibited on Certain Public Streets in the Harbor District.
87.07 Speed Law and Speed Limit upon Harbor Department Roadways.
87.08 Vehicle Code Governs; Temporary Rules and Regulations.
87.09 Parking Prohibited on or Within Six (6) Feet of Any Railroad Track on Lands Under the Jurisdiction and Control of the Board of Harbor Commissioners, and Parking and Standing Prohibited or Limited to Specific Time and for Loading and Unloading on Harbor Department Streets, Roadways, Thoroughfares, and Areas, or Portions Thereof, When Posted and Painted.
87.10 One Way Traffic on Certain Roadways in the Harbor District.
87.11 Camping and Recreational Vehicles Prohibited from Parking Between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.
87.12 Security Officer.
That stop signs shall be placed and maintained by the Board or Harbor Commissioners at or near the entrance to the following Harbor Department roadways and intersections, to-wit:
(a) On first private roadway southerly of Twenty-second Street at the southwesterly corner of Miner Street to stop traffic entering Miner Street.
(b) On Signal Street at the northwesterly and southeasterly corners of Twenty-second Street to stop traffic entering Twenty-second Street.
(c) On Signal Street low level road underneath viaduct at corner of retaining wall to stop traffic from loading truck loading area.
(d) On Water Street at northeasterly corner of Fries Avenue to stop traffic entering Fries Avenue.
(e) On Pier A Street at the southwesterly corner of Fries Avenue to stop traffic entering Fries Avenue.
(f) On Fries Avenue at the southeasterly corner of Pier A Street to stop traffic going north.
(g) On right hand side of roadway leading from berth 181 at Fries Avenue to stop traffic entering Fries Avenue.
(h) On Fries Avenue at the intersection of Water Street to stop traffic going north.
(i) On the westerly barrel of Avalon Boulevard and on the easterly barrel of Avalon Boulevard at the northwesterly corners of Water Street to stop traffic entering Water Street.
(j) On Yacht Street at the northwesterly corner of Canal Avenue to stop traffic entering Canal Avenue.
(k) On Tuna Street on the northwesterly and southeasterly corners of Terminal Way to stop traffic entering Terminal Way.
(l) On Sixth Street at the northeasterly corner of Harbor Boulevard to stop traffic entering Harbor Boulevard.
(m) On Terminal Way at the northeasterly corner of Seaside Avenue to stop traffic entering Seaside Avenue.
Every driver of a vehicle on any Harbor Department roadway upon approaching the entrance to any other roadway marked as a “stop” intersection by a stop sign, flasher button, or the word STOP plainly painted on the roadway shall stop such vehicle before proceeding to enter or cross such other roadway.
No person shall stop, park or leave standing any vehicle on any Harbor Department roadway within fifteen (15) feet of any fire hydrant except when such vehicle is attended by a licensed operator or chauffeur seated in the front seat who can conveniently move such vehicle when necessary.
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