903.01 Classification by width and strength.
903.02 Classification map authorized; use; paving in new subdivisions.
903.03 Conformance for private streets.
903.04 Address numbers.
903.05 Road construction over dams prohibited.
903.99 Penalty.
CROSS REFERENCES
Assessments - see Ohio R.C. 701.05, Ch. 727
Dedication and acceptance - see Ohio R.C. 723.03
Name change, vacating and narrowing streets - see Ohio R.C. 723.04 et seq.
Sprinkling - see Ohio R.C. 723.16 et seq.
Surface treatment - see Ohio R.C. 723.23, 723.31
Changing established grade - see Ohio R. C. 727.07
Reduction of allowed weight and speed due to excessive moisture or thaws - see TRAF. 339.12
Curbs and gutters: construction, repair - see S.U. & P.S. Ch. 905
Subdivision improvements, classifications of streets, pavement requirements - see P. & Z. 1173.03
All streets, or sections of streets, within the corporate limits of the City are hereby classified in regard to the volume of vehicular traffic and the wheel-loads imposed upon the pavement by the present and anticipated traffic; and the pavement shall be constructed or reconstructed therein to conform to the following specifications as to strength and width:
(a) Classification by Width of Streets.
(1) Type "B" Streets (30 feet). In all streets, or sections of streets, in the commercial and industrial areas, where the stopping of vehicles for business purposes is frequent, and in all sections of streets on the State Highway System, the width of the pavement to be constructed or reconstructed therein shall be a minimum of thirty feet between back of curbs, and shall be designated as Type B Streets.
(2) Type "A" Streets (25 feet). In all streets, or sections of streets, not designated as Type B Streets, the pavement to be constructed or reconstructed therein shall be a minimum of twenty-five feet in width between back of curbs, and shall be designated as Type A Streets.
(Ord. l 1-93. Passed 1-25-93.)
(3) South Broadway. The pavement to be constructed or reconstructed on South Broadway between the intersection of Lafayette and South Broadway and the intersection of Grant Street and South Broadway shall remain at twenty feet in width between curbs.
(Ord. 74-82. Passed 9-13-82.)
(4) South Harmony Street, Phase 1. The pavement to be reconstructed on South Harmony Street, Phase 1, from E. Washington Street to E. Smith Road shall be twenty-one feet in width (back of curb to back of curb). (Ord. 166-07. Passed 10-22-07.)
(b) Classification by Strength of Streets.
(1) Class I Streets (8 inches). In all streets, or sections of streets, where wheel loads in excess of 8,000 pounds are frequent, the pavement to be constructed or reconstructed therein shall be a minimum of eight inches in thickness with steel reinforcement and proper subsurface drainage, in accordance with the standards of the City, and shall be designated as Class I Streets.
(2) Class II Streets (7 inches). In all streets or sections of streets, where wheel loads in excess of 8,000 pounds are infrequent the pavement to be constructed or reconstructed therein shall be of concrete meeting the requirements of the City specifications, and shall be a minimum of seven inches in thickness with steel reinforcement and proper subsurface drainage in accordance with the standards of the City, and shall be designated as Class II Streets.
(Ord. 11-93. Passed 1-25-93.)
(3) Red Brick Streets. All streets or sections of streets, within the City currently surfaced in red brick shall be repaired or reconstructed using red brick, under the following conditions and terms:
When it is decided by the City that a street or section of a street, currently surfaced in red brick needs repair and/or reconstruction such that a resolution of necessity is needed and it is determined that adjacent property owners shall be assessed, the law and procedures as set forth in Chapter 727 and/or Section 727.01 of the Ohio Revised Code shall apply.
When repair and/or reconstruction is such that the City determines that it may be done without a resolution of necessity, such repair and/or reconstruction shall be completed in red brick.
(Ord. 76-19. Passed 5-13-19.)
The classification of streets, and sections of streets, that is shown on the map of the City, which is incorporated herein by reference is approved and authorized as part of this section and shall be made available to all persons concerned for the planning of existing dedicated street paving and of new subdivision street paving. No street in any new subdivision shall be classified lower than Type A, Class II for paving purposes.
(Ord. 53-57. Passed 9-23-57.)
(a) Any private street within the City shall be constructed in accordance with all requirements, specifications and standards required for the construction of public streets within the City.
(b) For the purposes of this section "private street" means any common drive, roadway, lane, avenue building alley or street that serves two or more commercial, industrial or residential buildings or properties, which will be used as a means of ingress and egress for private vehicles, commercial vehicles, service vehicles or emergency vehicles and which does not have a covenant or restriction in its deed that provides it is to remain a private street forever, unless the City requests its dedication as a public street.
(Ord. 57-73. Passed 5-14-73.)
(a) Every owner, agent or occupant of any property to which an address number has been assigned shall prominently display such number, each not less than three inches in height, and in addition thereto, the number shall be visible from the curb. Such number shall be displayed on the structure in a conspicuous place, and in the case of new construction shall be displayed at the time a final building inspection is requested.
(b) If for any safety reason, as determined by the Chief Building Official, the placement of such number in compliance with subsection (a) hereof would be better served in another location, such request shall be made to the Traffic Safety Committee of the City by the Chief Building Official.
(c) No person shall remove or deface any assigned number under the provisions of this section.
(d) All violations shall be corrected within a period of thirty days after a written order is issued. Any violations not corrected within the specified period of time shall be prosecuted.
(Ord. 205-94. Passed 11-28-94.)
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