(A) Definitions. For the purpose of this section, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
LICENSED PERSON. Any person holding a valid Indiana or other state motor vehicle operator’s license.
LOW SPEED VEHICLE. Any two-, three- or four-wheeled motor powered vehicle:
(a) With a maximum design speed of not more than 35 mph;
(b) With a maximum weight not to exceed 2,200 pounds; and
(c) With the capacity to transport one or more persons from one place to another for recreational use.
PERSONAL ASSIST MOBILITY DEVICES. Any three- or four-wheeled motorized vehicle whose purpose is to assist medically handicapped persons to travel from one place to another for recreational use.
UNREGISTERED/UNLICENSABLE VEHICLES. Any two-, three- or four-wheeled motorized vehicle currently found to exist which the state does not require registration and plating to utilize in going from one place to another either for transportation or recreation.
(B) Exceptions. Any person, who by medical prescription, operates a personal assist mobility device in and on the streets of the town (includes S.R. 32) shall be allowed as to the benefit only of the prescribed person.
(C) Prohibition. Except as specifically provided in division (B) above, the utilization of low speed vehicles, personal assist mobility devices and unregistered/unlicensed vehicles in and on the streets of the town (including S.R. 32) is prohibited and same shall be a violation of this section.
(Ord. 2014-7, passed 12-2-2014) Penalty, see § 10.99