(A) Every curb cut and every point of vehicular access into a public street shall have, for a linear distance of at least 50 feet back from and beginning at the property line, a paved driveway at least equal in width to the width of the curb cut or of the vehicular access. The driveway approach area between the property line and the paved portion of the street shall also be paved of the same material and to the same width. Such paving shall be of a material and to specifications approved by the Director of Public Works. This division applies both to existing curb cuts and points of vehicular access and those approved in the future.
('64 Code, § 19-74.1)
(B) It shall be unlawful, after the effective date of division (A) of this section, for any person to use, for ingress or egress, any curb cut or point of vehicular access to a public street which does not have a paved driveway and a paved driveway approach conforming to the requirements of this section.
('64 Code, § 19-74.2)
(C) The Director of Public Works may, after the effective date of division (A) of this section, fill in, barricade or otherwise block any curb cut or point of vehicular access to a public street which does not have an approved paved driveway and driveway approach as required by such section.
('64 Code, § 19-74.3)
(D) The Director of Public Works may grant exceptions to or modify the requirements of division (A) of this section, if he finds any of the following conditions exist:
(1) Physical conditions upon the affected property make it impossible or impracticable to require strict compliance with the requirements of division (A) of this section; or
(2) The driveway in question is used so infrequently that the expense of strict compliance with division (A) of this section would be prohibitive; or
(3) Other conditions exist which would make the requirement of strict compliance with division (A) of this section an unreasonable hardship upon persons affected thereby.
('64 Code, § 19-74.4)
(E) Violation of this section shall be deemed an infraction.
(Ord. 359, passed 8-14-69) Penalty, see § 10.97