(A) No person, being the owner or occupier of any real estate in the city, shall maintain or allow any tree, shrub, or any limb or branch thereof, to overhang any public street, sidewalk, or other public way in such a way as to impede or interfere with travel on such public way or which has become likely to fall on or cross any such public way, nor shall such person maintain or allow any tree or shrub to grow or stand upon such real estate when, by reason of disease, injury or age, or other condition it has become likely that such tree or shrub, or any limb or branch thereof, will fall and thereby destroy or damage a structure on adjacent property or injure a person thereon.
(B) No person, being the owner or occupier of real estate in the city, shall:
(1) Permit or allow a residence or other building or structure to be kept thereon while in a condition dangerous to the safety of persons or property therein or on adjacent property;
(2) Maintain any pond or pool of stagnant water thereon;
(3) Discharge or permit the discharge of foul water or other foul liquid into water ways and drainage ditches within the city; and
(4) Discharge any septic tank sludge or sanitary sewer flowage into any drainage ditch or water way within the city.
(C) No person, being the owner or occupier of private residential or other premises in the city, shall keep any abandoned, dismantled, or partially dismantled motor car, truck, motor tricycle, wagon, cart, or other conveyance thereon unless same shall be kept in a building away from public view.
(D) No person, being the owner or occupier of private residential premises in the city, shall accumulate or permit the accumulation of junk, trash, old newspapers and magazines, lumber, scrap metal, and other rubbish, trash, or refuse so that same will constitute a fire hazard on such premises or adjoining premises.
(Prior Code, § 210.580) (Ord. 155, passed 12-27-1971)