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(1) No person shall place or permit the placing outside of any building in a place accessible to children any abandoned or unattended icebox, refrigerator, or any other container which has an airtight door or lock which cannot be released for opening from the inside of such icebox, refrigerator, or container.
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| 235 | Source: 1953 Ordinances, p. 620. |
(1) No person shall mix any lime, cement, mortar, or any product containing lime on the streets of the City except in leakproof containers, so constructed that nothing mixed in them will fall onto the street. In the case of lime products, the container shall be raised at least 4 inches off the ground by substantial supports.
(2) No person shall make any fire for the melting of solder or for the heating of roofing material or for any other building purpose upon paved public streets except in a metal container the bottom of which is raised at least 2 feet off the ground.
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| 236 | Source: 1892 Ordinances, p. 136; 1917 Ordinances, p. 263. |
(1) The owner of any real estate abutting any street shall enclose the real estate with a suitable fence where:
(a) a building is being erected or an excavation is being made for building purposes or for purposes of repairing or maintaining buildings or other structures or facilities;
(b) it is unimproved and otherwise dangerous;
(c) it is of a higher grade than the adjoining land and is in such condition that dirt therefrom is washed down upon the sidewalk by the action of the elements.
(2) In the case of subsection 10-803(1)(c), the owner shall also grade back such real estate.
(3) No one shall make any excavation on any property which excavation extends below the surface of the adjoining property or below the existing grade or the City Plan grade for that area without first submitting to the Department of Licenses and Inspections plans setting forth the purpose of the proposed excavation and the manner in which the public will be protected from it and obtaining from the Department a permit to make such excavation. 238
(a) The Department of Licenses and Inspections shall refuse to grant a permit if it determines that the proposed excavation or the plan of protection is contrary to the public welfare or safety.
(b) Nothing in subsection 10-803(3) shall apply to an excavation made for the purpose of construction, repairing or maintaining buildings or other structures or facilities on the land excavated.
(4) The owner of any land upon which there exists any excavation, quarry, or other depression in which water has accumulated to a depth dangerous to children, and to which children have access with or without permission of the owner, shall immediately submit a plan for the abatement of such condition to the Department of Licenses and Inspections. The Department shall forthwith approve or amend the plan and shall issue a written order to such owner setting forth the manner in which and the time within which such condition shall be abated. The Department shall also issue such a written order in the event that a person fails to file a plan of abatement as required by this subsection. 239
(5) The creation or continuance of any condition described in subsection 10-803(1), (3) or (4) is a public nuisance.
(6) The Department of Licenses and Inspections shall order any person violating subsection 10-803(1), (3) or (4) to comply with such subsections by fencing his land, abating the unlawful conditions thereon, or otherwise safeguarding the public as may be required, from such condition within such reasonable time as the Department shall determine.
(7) Upon failure of the owner of any real estate to comply with an order of the Department of Licenses and Inspections issued pursuant to subsection 10-803(4), (5) or (6) the Department may itself or by contract abate the condition and charge the cost to the owner of such property, and the Law Department may take such action for the collection of such costs by lien or otherwise as may be authorized by law.
(8) Each day any violation of the provisions of this Section occurs or continues shall be considered a separate offense. 240
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| 237 | Source: 1897 Ordinances, p. 222; 1909 Ordinances, p. 226. |
| 238 | Source: 1952 Ordinances, p. 403. |
| 239 | Source: 1952 Ordinances, p. 403. |
| 240 | Former subsection (8) deleted, Bill No. 171122 (approved March 14, 2018). Enrolled bill failed to renumber subsequent subsection (9); renumbered by Code editor. |
(1) No one shall hoist or lower any heavy object above the sidewalks without first placing substantial safeguards marked with the word "Danger" across the sidewalk so as to prevent the passing of pedestrians over such sidewalks.
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| 243 | Source: 1891 Ordinances, p. 107. |
(1) Any stand erected for the purpose of reviewing any parade, procession, or festivity of any kind must be erected in conformity with the conditions and regulations issued by the Department of Licenses and Inspections.
(2) The Department of Licenses and Inspections shall order any stand built in violation of the conditions and regulations issued by the Department of Licenses and Inspections to be dismantled or removed immediately or may perform such dismantling and removal itself or by contract, the cost to be charged against the person causing such stands to be erected. The Law Department may take such action for the collection of such costs by lien or otherwise as may be authorized by law.
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