[CC 1985 §18-1; Comp. Ords. §23.02]
Any street or alley that is an extension or continuation of
or that may hereafter be extended or continued from any street or
alley already named shall be known by the name or designation of the
street or alley of which it is such continuation or extension.
[CC 1985 §18-2; Comp. Ords. §23.02]
A.
Authority
is hereby given any owner or occupant of any building or other premises
to erect at his/her own expense one (1) or more lamps in front of
such building or premises at the outer edge of the sidewalk under
such restrictions and regulations as may be prescribed by the Field
Operations Supervisor.
B.
Authority
is hereby given to the owner of any building or other premises to
suspend any lamp or lamps on the outside of such building or premises
fronting in any street or highway, provided that such lamp suspended
shall be securely fixed to the side of such building or premises or
to a post of any porch or shed attached thereto with iron or wooden
brackets and all lamp posts standing on the sidewalks shall be of
uniform height of seven (7) feet to the base of the lamp.
C.
All lamps
now erected on the streets or suspended to any building or other premises
or such as may hereafter be erected or suspended as aforesaid shall
be subject to such ordinances as may be hereafter adopted by the Board
of Aldermen.
[CC 1985 §18-3; Comp. Ords. §19.014]
It shall be unlawful for any person in this City to hoist on
the outside of any building any merchandise, grain, building or other
material or article over any thoroughfare.
[CC 1985 §18-4; Comp. Ords. §§19.017, 23.01]
A.
It shall
be unlawful for any person owning or occupying any building in this
City to cause the pipes conducting the water from the eaves of the
building to be so constructed as to spread the water over the sidewalk.
B.
It shall
be unlawful for any person in this City to keep or leave open any
cellar door or grating of any vault on any highway, street or sidewalk
or to suffer any such door or grating belonging to premises occupied
by him/her or any such place to be in an insecure condition whereby
passers may be in danger of falling into a cellar or vault.
C.
It shall
be unlawful for any person in this City to cast, throw or place upon
any paved sidewalk any stone, coal or firewood or to saw or permit
to be sawed any firewood on such sidewalk.
D.
It shall
be unlawful for any person in this City, otherwise than in passing
in or out of their premises, to trundle any wheelbarrow or handbarrow
or any cart upon any paved sidewalk.
[CC 1985 §18-5; Comp. Ords. §§19.014, 19.015]
A.
All persons
are required to keep the paved sidewalks in front of the premises
respectively occupied by them, or where houses are occupied by several
tenants, then the person occupying the premises nearest the street,
swept and clear of mud, dirt and filth and after any fall of snow
to cause the snow to be immediately removed therefrom into the carriage
way of the street.
B.
It shall
be the duty of every person to keep the gutter opposite and fronting
the lot or premises owned or occupied by him/her free from all accumulations
of any kind whatsoever likely to impede the free passage of water.
[CC 1985 §18-6; Comp. Ords. §23.03(2), (4)]
A.
The Field
Operations Supervisor is authorized to act as an inspector of all
sidewalks and curbing constructed within the City. No sidewalks and
curbing constructed within the City shall be accepted by the City
until the same have been approved by the Field Operations Supervisor
as meeting the plans and specifications now on file in the City Clerk's
office.
[CC 1985 §18-7; Ord. No. 2610 §4, 7-11-1991]
A.
Street Address Numbers To Be Posted. Street address numbers
shall be posted in the front of all residential, commercial and industrial
properties.
B.
Visibility. Street address numbers shall be located in such
a manner that they are clearly visible to emergency vehicles from
the street in front of the structure.
C.
Responsibility For Enforcement. It shall be the responsibility
of the City Fire Chief or his/her designee to enforce the provisions
of this Section.
D.
Grace Period. All persons found to be in violation of this
Section shall be so advised by written notice. Such violators shall
be allowed at least fifteen (15) days to comply with this Section
before any fine may be imposed. No action may be filed to enforce
this Section until the expiration of fifteen (15) days from the receipt
of such written notice. The property owner, occupier or both may be
charged with the violation of this Section.
[CC 1985 §18-47; Comp. Ords. §23.01]
A.
The cost
of paying, macadamizing, guttering and curbing, where such curb is
set out into the street beyond the sidewalks, all streets, avenues,
alleys and other highways or any part thereof or any connection therewith
and repairing the same and for doing all excavating and grading necessary
for the same, after such streets, avenues, alleys and other highways
or parts thereof or connections therewith have been first brought
to grade, shall be levied as a special assessment upon all lots and
pieces of ground upon either side of such street, avenue, alley or
other highway or part thereof or connection therewith, abutting thereon,
along the distance improved, in proportion to the front foot. The
cost of paving, macadamizing, curbing and guttering any street, avenue,
alley or highway or any part thereof and the cost of repairing and
cleaning of the same and of making and repairing sidewalks may be
paid out of the general revenue fund of the City or other funds which
the City may have for such purposes, if the Board of Aldermen so desires,
in which case the proceedings of the City for such improvements shall
specify that payment will be made out of the general revenue funds
or other funds in whole or in part.
B.
The cost
of paving or macadamizing the squares and areas as formed by the crossing
or meeting of streets and other highways or parts thereof or connections
therewith shall be levied by dividing such area into parts or portions
by lines drawn lengthwise along the middle of each of such streets
or highways of intersecting or meeting and the cost of said parts
or portions shall be levied as a special assessment against the block
or square contiguous to each and prorated against the lots or pieces
of ground in such block or square abutting on the street improved.
[CC 1985 §18-48; Comp. Ords. §23.01]
The cost of all work done, which by this Article is made a special
assessment against property or owners or occupants thereof, shall
be assessed and collected and in all respects be governed by the provisions
of Sections 88.700 to 88.750 or 88.811 to 88.828 or 88.863 to 88.913,
RSMo., as the Board of Aldermen decides or such other acts or laws
of the State relating to the authority of Cities of the Fourth Class
in grading, improving and repairing streets, as may be in force at
the time such work is done and under such directions and rules, not
inconsistent with the laws of this State, as may be prescribed by
the Board of Aldermen.
[CC 1985 §18-49]
The City Clerk shall, upon being notified by the Field Operations Supervisor that a sidewalk needs alteration, notify the owner or occupant of the property in front of such sidewalk to have the same altered within thirty (30) days from the time such notice is given. In case such owner or occupant shall fail to do the alteration required in the time specified, the Field Operations Supervisor shall proceed to have the same done at the cost of the owner or occupant, to be assessed and collected as provided in Section 520.090.
