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It shall be the duty of the engineer in charge to make such alterations upon the official profiles of all the several divisions and upon the duplicates of said that may from time to time become necessary, to indicate any changes that may have been ordered by the Council, or may hereafter be ordered in the established grade of any street. The Clerk shall notify the engineer in charge of all official profiles approved or changed by the Council.
(1992 Code, § 7-1-419)
The cross-section of a street shall be established by the engineer in charge upon any or all streets in the city, whenever so directed by the Council, and the engineer in charge shall report his or her action in establishing the cross-section of any street to the Council for approval.
(1992 Code, § 7-1-420)
(A) The use of Main Street in the city by all semi-tractor and trailer vehicles for the entire length thereof is hereby prohibited, and the use of Main Street by all other trucks in excess of two tons from 5th Avenue SW to the west end of Main Street is hereby prohibited; provided, however, that, Main Street may be crossed at a 90-degree angle by all trucks at street intersections.
(B) Freight trucks, otherwise prohibited from using all or a portion of Main Street under division (A) above, and having no other exchange point than a Main Street entrance, may use only that portion of Main Street fronting the block in which such entrance in located.
(1992 Code, § 7-1-422)
(A) Vehicles in excess of five tons’ gross vehicle weight shall be prohibited from operation upon Third Avenue Northwest along that portion of its length lying and being between Round Butte Road and Highway 93.
(B) The City Public Works Department is instructed to erect necessary signage.
(C) Violation of this section shall constitute a civil misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed $100.
(1992 Code, § 7-1-423) (Ord. 2011-01, passed 3-28-2011)
CONSTRUCTION
No curbing or sidewalk shall be constructed, except by the written approval of the City Council or its designated representative. The construction and location of any sidewalk so approved shall be in accordance with such specifications as the Council shall prescribe, but all construction shall as far as possible be uniform.
(1992 Code, § 7-1-402)
Sidewalk and curb construction on improved or graded streets must conform with the established grade and sidewalk lines. On all other streets the construction must be to the satisfaction of the municipal official appointed by the Council to supervise such work.
(1992 Code, § 7-1-403)
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