§ 8.32.020 DEFINITIONS.
   For the purposes of this chapter, the following words are hereby defined, and wherever used in this chapter, such words shall have the following meanings:
   ADVERTISING MATTER. Any broadside, booklet, card, circular, dodger, handbill, poster, newspaper, or other advertising medium of similar nature advertising, offering, proposing or soliciting the sale or transfer for consideration of any product, merchandise, commodity, property, business or service, excluding, however, advertising matter included with mail delivery and any newspaper eligible for entry as second-class matter under the provisions of the United States Post Office regulations, and other regulations and statutes of the United States.
   PRIVATE PROPERTY. Any parcel of real property within the City of Monrovia, including any improvements thereon, and not dedicated to use by the public.
   STREET. Any and every public thoroughfare, way, street, alley, highway, curb, sidewalk and parkway, if any, adjacent thereto, and any public property bordering upon such thoroughfare, way, street, alley and highway.
   TO PARK. To place or leave a motor vehicle in a street, in strict compliance with all applicable laws of the state and city, and regulations adopted pursuant thereto, controlling or regulating the parking of vehicles in streets, and at a location and in a manner where vehicles may be lawfully left unattended for any period of time. The term shall not include:
      (1)   The standing or leaving of any vehicle in a street pursuant to the order or demand of any law enforcement officer;
      (2)   The standing or leaving of any vehicle in a street pursuant to any traffic-control signal or device;
      (3)   The temporary standing or stopping of a vehicle at locations where such standing or stopping is lawful for the sole purpose of receiving or discharging passengers or merchandise;
      (4)   The temporary standing or leaving of a vehicle in the customary traveled portion of any street.
(`83 Code, § 8.32.020) (Ord. 94-19 § 2, 1994)