(A) No persons shall attach, place, paint, write, stamp, or paste any sign, advertisement, or other matter upon any lamp post, electric light, railway, telephone or telegraph pole, shade tree, fire hydrant, or boxing covering them; or on any bridge, pavement, sidewalk, or crosswalk, public building, or any property or thing belonging to the city, or any article or thing within any park; provided, that this division shall not be construed to prevent any public officer from so doing for any public purpose.
(B) No person shall attach, place, paint, write, stamp, or paste any sign, advertisement, or other matter upon any house, wall, fence, gate, post, or tree-box without first obtaining the written permission of the owner, agents, or occupants of the premises and having complied with the building and zoning regulations.
(C) Nothing in this section shall prohibit the abutting property owner or anyone authorized by him or her from painting the number assigned to the premises on the curb in front of said premises. Property numbers are not required on the curb and may be damaged or destroyed by street sweeping, maintenance, or snow removal. Numbers placed on curbs will not be maintained or replaced at public expense.
(Prior Code, § 94.07) (Ord. D-1223, passed 5-9-1977, effective 5-19-1977) Penalty, see § 94.999