(A) An application for a permit under this chapter shall not be granted for any residential property which:
(1) Abuts an arterial or collector street (as defined in the city’s Comprehensive Plan); only local streets and cul de sacs will be permitted; and
(2) Where the distance from the edge of the roadway pavement to the property line is less than 14 feet; AND
(B) An application for a permit under this chapter shall not be granted for any residential property unless the property owner/applicant agrees that within two years from the date the permit is issued the following requirements will be fully complied with or the permit will be revoked by the city and the property owner/applicant will be responsible for the removal of any portion of the basketball pole, backboard and hoop which encroaches on city property within 30 days of revocation.
(1) Where the distance from the edge of the roadway pavement to the closest edge of the basketball pole, backboard or hoop is located less than four feet; and
(2) Where the basketball pole, backboard and hoop is located less than 100 feet from the centerline of an intersecting street; provided, however, that if a stop sign exists for the intersecting street, this distance may be reduced to 75 feet; and
(3) Where the face of the backboard is parallel with or at any angle less than 45 degrees to the centerline of the road.
(Ord. 1068, passed 3-16-94)