(A) All drainage easements or public rights of way located upon residential property shall be planted with grass or other suitable vegetation which allows for maximum absorption and encourages even flow of surface water and reduces the amount of silt traveling with the runoff through the city's drainage facilities.
(B) No parking pads or similar areas shall be constructed or otherwise formed upon any drainage easements or public rights of way.
(C) No impermeable surface shall be created, constructed or otherwise located within the drainage easement or public rights of way.
(D) No substance shall be placed in the drainage easement or public right of way which may increase the amount of silt in entering the drainage system.
(E) No activity shall occur within the drainage easement or public right of way which shall have the effect of damaging the vegetation or altering the grade of any drainage easement or public right of way.
(F) Vehicles shall not be parked in the drainage easement or public right of way on a frequent or regular basis and no vehicle shall be parked overnight on the drainage easement or public right of way.
(G) This section shall not apply to driveways as indicated on construction and site plans approved by the city which cross the drainage easement or pubic right of way.
(H) Any and all conditions resulting in a violation of any provision of this section shall be declared a nuisance and shall be subject to abatement procedures under § 92.04.
(Ord. 389-1999, passed 3-15-99) Penalty, see § 91.99