(A) Definitions. For the purpose of this section, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
ROADWAY UPON TOWN PROPERTY. Those which have been obviously delineated, marked or utilized for travel to the discerning eye of any reasonable individual. Whenever it is necessary to implement this definition, it shall be interpreted with the most conservative interpretation and the burden of proof shall be upon the defendant or the accused violator to show that the traveled route is authorized and consistently used as a roadway for vehicular traffic. Inability to so prove shall result in prima facie evidence of guilt if a vehicle is operated in any area otherwise not supposed to be so used.
SKATEBOARD. A type of sports equipment used primarily for the activity of skateboarding which may or may not be motorized.
VEHICLE. Any vehicle having one, two, three, four or more wheels, driven by motor power or drawn by animal power.
(B) Controls and restrictions. All of the following acts are hereby declared unlawful and a violation when committed or caused to be committed by any individual or any groups of individuals within the boundaries or upon the lands or any property of the town:
(1) Driving or operating any vehicle other than upon designated roadways provided for such use;
(2) Trespassing on town property without authorization by a proper town official;
(3) Destruction of town property, vandalizing of town property, cutting or removing fallen timber, limbs or firewood or in any other way disturbing the flower, fauna and manmade constructed objects upon town property;
(4) Riding, using or otherwise operating a skateboard, kick scooter or skates in Jefferson Park, Depot Park, on sidewalks around the Town Hall, on the sidewalk on the south side of the Community Building or beyond the fence at the ball diamond;
(5) Allowing a skateboard, skates, bicycles, kick scooter or other device to come into contact with a railing, picnic table, bench, any other human-made object or any other surface which could be damaged by such contact; and
(6) Causing the commission or committing upon town property any other act which, by its commission, would violate state or federal law.
(Ord. 2013-7, passed 10-15-2013) Penalty, see § 33.99