Pursuant to the written request of either the owner or the person
in general charge of the operation and control of a shopping center
and under the provisions of § 1603 of the Vehicle and Traffic
Law, subject to the limitations imposed by §§ 1664
and 1684 of the State of New York Vehicle and Traffic Law, the Board
of Trustees may regulate traffic within a shopping center as follows:
A.
Order stop signs or yield signs erected at the entrance or exit locations
to any such area or designate any intersection as a yield intersection
and order like signs or signals at one or more entrances to such intersection.
B.
Regulate traffic in any such area, excluding regulation by means
of traffic control signals.
C.
Prohibit or regulate the crossing of any roadway in any such area
by pedestrians.
D.
Prohibit or regulate the turning of vehicles or specified types of
vehicles at intersections or other designated locations in any such
area.
E.
Designate any separate roadway in any such area for one-way traffic.
F.
Prohibit, regulate, restrict or limit the stopping, standing or parking
of vehicles in specified areas of such area.
G.
Designated safety zones in any such area.
H.
Prohibit speeds in excess of 15 miles per hour anywhere in such shopping
center.
[Added 5-26-1987 by L.L. No. 2-1987]
I.
Provide for the removal and storage of vehicles parked or abandoned
in any such area during snowstorms, flood, fires or other emergencies
or found unattended in any such area where they constitute an obstruction
to traffic or where stopping, standing or parking is prohibited and
provide for payment of reasonable charges for such removal and storage
by the owner or operator of any such vehicle.[1]
