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Duly authorized police officers may stop and inspect any snowmobile at any time for the purpose of determining if the provisions of this chapter are being complied with. If the inspecting officer discovers any violation of the provisions of this chapter, he or she may issue a summons to the operator of the snowmobile requiring that the operator appear before the Circuit Court for the county in which the offense was committed. Every snowmobile subject to this chapter if underway and upon being hailed by a designated law enforcement officer must stop immediately.
(1969 Code, § 16-263) (Ord. 1978-38, § 2.2, passed 1-26-1978) Penalty, see § 73.999
It is unlawful for any person to resist or obstruct any peace officer in a discharge of his or her duties under this chapter.
(1969 Code, § 16-264) (Ord. 1978-38, § 2.3, passed 1-26-1978) Penalty, see § 73.999
(A) Snowmobiles may be operated on any street within the city limits of the city in accordance with the terms of this chapter, with the following exceptions.
(1) Snowmobiles may be operated on city streets only for the purpose of leaving and entering the city or for visitation within. Recreational snowmobiling within the city limits is not permitted.
(2) Snowmobiles shall not be operated under any circumstances within the Central Business District of the city or on any street that adjoins the Central Business District. The Central Business District is that area zoned C-3 Central Business District, by the city’s zoning ordinance, Title XV, App. A of this code.
(3) Snowmobiles shall not be operated on any state highway or thoroughfare.
(B) Notwithstanding the above, snowmobiles may be operated in the alleys of the Central Business District with individual permission of the Chief of Police. This permission shall be given only if the snowmobiles are needed for business reasons.
(1969 Code, § 16-275) (Ord. 1978-38, § 5.1, passed 1-26-1978) Penalty, see § 73.999
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