351.14 REGULATION OF ON STREET PARKING.

   (a)   Definitions. For the purposes of this section certain words are defined as follows:

      (1)   “Motor vehicle” means any device in, upon, or by which any person or property may be transported upon a highway or street, except a device which is operated upon rails or tracks.

      (2)   “Street” means any public street, avenue, road, boulevard, highway, or other public place, including easements and right of ways attached thereto, in the Village established for the use of vehicles.

      (3)   “Person” means any individual who operates a vehicle either as owner, or as agent or permittee of the owner.

      (4)   “Parking” means the standing of a vehicle upon a street or property within the Village whether such vehicle is or is not occupied and whether such vehicle be accompanied or not by an operator.

      (5)   “Junk vehicle” means any car or motor vehicle which has been abandoned for use as a motor vehicle on a public highway or street or which is unlicensed or in unsafe operating condition or any recreational vehicle which has been abandoned for its intended use or is in unsafe operating condition.

      (6)   “Commercial vehicle” means any vehicle designed to be used for business or commercial purposes and includes but is not limited to buses, cement trucks, commercial tree trimming equipment, construction equipment, dump trucks, garbage trucks, panel trucks, semi tractors, semi trailers, or other commercial trailers, stake bed trucks, step vans, tank trucks, tow trucks, or other commercial vehicles eligible to be licensed by the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles as a commercial vehicle or truck.

      (7)   “Recreational vehicle” means any vehicle designed for recreational purposes including but not limited to motor homes, campers, boats, or recreational trailers.

         (Ord. 11-95. Passed 8-14-95.)

   (b)   Parking of Motor Vehicles Prohibited.

      (1)   No person shall permit or cause the parking of a motor vehicle on any street or street right-of-way within the Village, unless expressly exempted and therefore allowed under this Section.

      (2)   Parking of a motor vehicle is permitted on any street or street right-of-way as follows:

         A.   On Buckeye Drive. Between 6:30 a.m. and midnight, on the South side of the street, from and in front of the property located at 47 Buckeye Drive through, and in front of, the property located at 85 Buckeye Dr; on the north side of the street at the property located at 91 Buckeye Drive - on if the motor vehicle has the front and rear passenger tires located off the paved portion of the street.

         B.   On E. Cuyuga Drive. Only on the North side of the street.

         C.   On E. Oneida Drive. Only on the South side of the street.

   (c)   Parking of Commercial Vehicles. No person shall permit or cause the parking of any commercial vehicle on any street or right of way within the Village, except for infrequent, short term parking for conveying tools or materials to premises, where laborers using such tools and materials are working, or for delivering or removing goods to or from a residence or business. If the commercial vehicle is being used in connection with constriction work, it shall

      (1)   Be used in connection with the work being done on or near the site or premises;

      (2)   Not be used for dwelling quarters or habitation purposes;

      (3)   Be removed every day as soon as the work, which is being done that day, ends and the workers leave the site or premise; and

      (4)   Not prevent or impede vehicle or pedestrian traffic on the street.

         (Ord. 14-2021. Passed 10-25-21.)

   (d)   Parking of Recreational Vehicles. No person shall permit or cause the parking of any recreational vehicle on any street or street right of way within the Village.

   (e)   Parking of Junk Vehicles. No person shall permit or cause the parking of any junk vehicle on any street or street right of way within the Village.

   (f)   Penalty.  

      (1)   Any person who shall violate any provisions of this section or any person who aids, abets, or assists therein shall upon conviction thereof be charged with a minor misdemeanor subject to the applicable fines therefor, plus court costs. Each successive day the offense continues shall constitute a separate offense. Each subsequent offense shall be considered a fourth degree misdemeanor subject to the applicable fines therefor plus court costs.
(Ord. 11-95. Passed 8-14-95.)

      (2)   The fine for a violation of subsection (b) hereof shall be twenty-five dollars ($25.00).
(Ord. 07-2008. Passed 2-25-08.)