4-05-Exhibit E - Bend Municipal Code, 26-3317..pdf

The Bend Code is current through Ordinance NS-2537, passed September 3, 2025.

Exhibit E

BEND MUNICPAL CODE

VEHICLES, TRAFFIC, AND PARKING

Chapter 6.05

GENERAL PROVISIONS

Sections:

6.05.000 Application of State Traffic Laws.

6.05.005 Forfeiture.

6.05.010 Definitions.

6.05.000 Application of State Traffic Laws.

All persons shall comply with the Oregon Vehicle Code and Oregon Administrative Rules related to vehicles and traffic. Violations of this chapter may be tried as authorized by State law or as a civil infraction. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.05.005 Forfeiture.

The City shall comply with State law when seeking forfeiture of a vehicle or other property.

Forfeiture will be sought only when authorized by law. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.05.010 Definitions.

The definitions in this section apply in this title. In addition, definitions contained in the Oregon Vehicle Code apply.

A. Bus stop means a space on the edge of a roadway designated by sign or curb marking for use by Bend Area Transit buses.

B. Holiday means New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day.

C. Loading zone means a space on the edge of a roadway designated by sign or green curb marking for loading or unloading passengers or materials.

D. Motor vehicle means every vehicle that is self-propelled, including tractors, forklift trucks, motorcycles, road-building equipment, street-cleaning equipment, and any other vehicle capable of moving under its own power, even if the vehicle is exempt from licensing under the motor vehicle laws of Oregon.

E. Parking facility means any property used for motor vehicle parking.

F. Pedestrian means a person on foot or using an assisted mobility device for use by persons with disabilities.

G. Street means any City-administered right-of-way developed for vehicular travel.

H. Traffic lane means the area of a street used for movement of a single lane of traffic. [Ord.

NS-2140, 2010]

Chapter 6.10

ADMINISTRATION

Sections:

6.10.000 Powers of Road Authority.

6.10.005 Review or Appeal of Decision or Action of City Manager.

6.10.010 Retention of Authority by Council.

6.10.015 Standards.

6.10.020 Authority of Police and Fire Officers and Others.

6.10.000 Powers of Road Authority.

A. The City Manager is delegated the authority to take the following actions on a permanent or temporary basis and may further delegate the authority:

1. Designate portions of rights-of-way where parking or standing is prohibited or restricted or which shall be used for bicycle lanes.

2. Designate parking spaces and the type, hours and duration of parking permitted including valet parking.

3. Designate through streets, one-way streets, truck routes, and streets where trucks and heavy machinery are prohibited, except as needed to perform work or deliver or pick up materials.

4. Designate locations for traffic control devices.

5. Establish bus stops.

6. Designate the location of loading zones.

7. Provide appropriate signs and marking relating traffic, traffic control, pedestrians, crosswalks, school zones, and parking.

8. Close or restrict the use of streets and sidewalks.

B. The City Council delegates to the City Manager the authority to make all initial decisions relating to the exercise of the powers of a road authority under State law. The City Manager may further delegate the authority granted under this section.

C. The delegation of road authority to the City Manager does not deprive the City Council of its power to act as the City’s final road authority.

D. The City Manager may issue permits or establish parking regulations or requirements that the City Manager determines are necessary for the effective utilization and regulation of parking within the City. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.10.005 Review or Appeal of Decision or Action of City Manager.

Any decision or action of the City Manager or designee in this chapter is subject to appeal to or review by the City Council.

A. Any person affected by a decision or action of the City Manager or designee under this chapter may appeal the decision or action to the City Council by filing a written appeal with the City Recorder within 10 calendar days of the decision or action. In the event that the appellant had no reasonable basis for knowing of the decision or action, the appeal must be filed within 10 calendar days of the date the person knew or should have known of the decision or action.

B. The City Manager or any Council member may initiate a review of any decision or action by the City Manager under BC 6.10.000 by placing the matter on the Council agenda.

C. The Council may but is not required to give deference to the City Manager’s decision in making its decision. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.10.010 Retention of Authority by Council.

A. The Council may on its own initiative or at the request of the City Manager make an initial decision on a matter within the road authority of the City.

B. If the Council makes a decision either as an initial decision or on appeal or review, that decision shall be binding on the City Manager and staff for a period of five years unless the Council decision is withdrawn.

C. The City Council retains all its authority relating to the vacation of rights-of-way. [Ord.

NS-2140, 2010]

6.10.015 Standards.

City traffic regulations shall be based on:

A. Traffic engineering principles and traffic investigations.

B. Standards, limitations and rules promulgated by the Oregon Transportation Commission.

C. Other recognized traffic control standards, including the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.10.020 Authority of Police and Fire Officers and Others.

A. It shall be the duty of police officers to enforce the provisions of this code.

B. In the event of a fire or other public emergency, police and fire officers may direct traffic as conditions require, notwithstanding the provisions of this code.

C. Parking violations may be enforced by an agent of the City authorized in writing by the Chief of Police to issue parking citations. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

Chapter 6.15

TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

Sections:

6.15.000 Crossing Private Property.

6.15.005 Throwing Material from a Vehicle.

6.15.010 Obstructing Public Ways.

6.15.015 Sidewalks.

6.15.020 Streets Prohibited to Trucks.

6.15.025 Removing Glass and Debris.

6.15.000 Crossing Private Property.

A. The operator of a vehicle shall not proceed from a street to another street by crossing private property. This provision shall not apply to stops on the property to procure or provide goods or services.

B. A violation of this section is a Class C civil infraction. [Ord. NS-2296, 2017; Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.15.005 Throwing Material from a Vehicle.

A. It is unlawful to throw, drop or otherwise discard any item from a vehicle onto any public right-of-way or premises open to the public.

B. A violation of this section is a Class B civil infraction. [Ord. NS-2296, 2017; Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.15.010 Obstructing Public Ways.

A. Except as authorized in subsection (B) of this section, no unauthorized person shall obstruct a public way, including but not limited to streets, alleys, sidewalks, and the breezeway from the western terminus of Minnesota Avenue to Riverfront Plaza, by depositing or storing personal property or other material on public ways or by any other manner obstructing or interfering with public ways. For purposes of this section, a person, personal property, or other material obstructs and interferes with a public way by being positioned so that the accessible passageway is less than six feet in width. Obstruction of a sidewalk is a violation, even if the adjacent street is not obstructed.

B. Merchandise or equipment delivery is allowed for the time needed to accomplish the delivery, not to exceed 10 minutes, or between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 11:00 a.m. Delivery authorized under this section shall minimize obstruction of public ways to the extent possible.

C. An authorized obstruction of a public way between sunset and sunrise shall be illuminated by warning lights or reflective materials clearly visible 200 feet in all directions.

D. No person shall use a public way for display or sale of goods except as authorized by the City.

E. No person shall deposit garbage, earth, debris or rubbish of any kind on a public way, in the Deschutes River or any irrigation canals within the City unless authorized by the City.

F. A violation of this section is a Class B civil infraction. A violation of subsection (B) of this section may be cited as a parking violation. No person may be cited under this section prior to being asked by law enforcement to move or otherwise remedy the obstruction or interference.

[Ord. NS-2296, 2017; Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.15.015 Sidewalks.

A. No person shall ride, drive or operate a motor vehicle on or across a public sidewalk within the City except at driveway access points.

B. This section shall not apply to motorized vehicles used for public safety, snow removal, maintenance and repair, or mobility devices used by persons with disabilities.

C. A violation of this section is a Class A civil infraction. [Ord. NS-2296, 2017; Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.15.020 Streets Prohibited to Trucks.

A. When the use of a street is prohibited to trucks exceeding a specified weight, no person shall operate a truck on the street contrary to the prohibition except for the purpose of delivering or picking up materials or merchandise and then only by entering the street at the intersection nearest the destination of the vehicle and leaving by the shortest route.

B. A violation of this section is a Class C civil infraction. [Ord. NS-2296, 2017; Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.15.025 Removing Glass and Debris.

A. A party to a vehicle crash or a person causing broken glass or other debris to be deposited on a street shall be responsible for the removal of glass or other debris from the street.

B. A violation of this section is a Class C civil infraction. [Ord. NS-2296, 2017; Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

Chapter 6.20

PARKING REGULATIONS

6.20.000 Method of Parking.

6.20.005 Prohibited Parking, Stopping or Standing on Public Right-of-Way.

6.20.010 Unlawful Parking of Vehicle for Sale at Private Parking Facility.

6.20.015 Use of Loading Zone.

6.20.020 Unattended Vehicles.

6.20.025 Parking Districts.

6.20.030 Repealed.

6.20.035 Repealed.

6.20.040 Prohibited Parking.

6.20.000 Method of Parking.

A. Except as authorized by subsection (B) of this section, where parking spaces are marked on a street or City-owned parking facility, no person shall stand or park a vehicle other than within a single marked space, both width and length, unless authorized by the City.

B. In areas marked for parallel parking, oversized vehicles may use up to two parking spaces as needed for vehicle length.

C. No vehicle shall park in an angled parking stall in a manner that orients the front of the vehicle so that it is angled towards the flow of oncoming traffic in the adjacent vehicle travel lane. For purposes of this section, “angled parking stall” does not include a parking stall that is at a 90-degree angle to the curb.

D. Vehicles parked parallel shall be parked in the direction of the traffic flow in the adjacent traffic lane. [Ord. NS-2192, 2012; Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.20.005 Prohibited Parking, Stopping or Standing on Public Right-of-Way.

No person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle on public right-of-way under any of the following circumstances, except when necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with the directions of a peace officer or official traffic control device:

A. A truck in excess of 12,000 pounds between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. in front of or adjacent to a residence.

B. A vehicle in or blocking an alley, except for a stop of not more than 15 consecutive minutes for loading or unloading persons or materials and must display emergency flashers.

C. A vehicle in violation of a sign placed by the City of Bend.

D. Adjacent to a curb painted yellow by the City of Bend to designate no parking at any time.

E. Adjacent to a curb painted green by the City of Bend to designate a loading zone unless involved in the act of loading.

F. Adjacent to a curb painted red by the City of Bend to designate a fire lane or special security area.

G. Parking the vehicle for the primary purpose of displaying the vehicle for sale.

H. Repairing or servicing the vehicle, except repairs necessitated by an emergency.

I. Selling merchandise from the vehicle, except when authorized by the City.

J. Parking the vehicle for more than three business days.

K. Parking of a vehicle with a vehicle registration that has been expired for more than 30 days.

L. Adjacent to or within 10 feet of a fire hydrant.

M. On a sidewalk.

N. Any other violation of State law. [Ord. NS-2343, 2019; Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.20.010 Unlawful Parking of Vehicle for Sale at Private Parking Facility.

A. No person shall leave or park a vehicle at a private parking facility for the principal purpose of selling said vehicle if there is a sign displayed, that complies with subsection (B) of this section, in plain view at the facility.

B. Signs prohibiting the parking of a vehicle for the purpose of sale posted after the effective date of this section shall state:

No Parking of Vehicles for Sale.

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Signs posted under previous versions of this section shall remain effective.

C. The provisions of this code section supplement all other remedies available to owners of parking facilities relating to unlawfully parked vehicles, including ORS 98.805 through 98.818.

[Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.20.015 Use of Loading Zone.

No person shall stand or park a vehicle for any purpose or length of time in a place designed as a loading zone when the hours applicable to that loading zone are in effect, except for loading or unloading persons or materials. When the hours applicable to the loading zone are in effect, the stop for loading and unloading shall not exceed the time limits posted. If no time limits are posted, use of the zone shall not exceed 30 minutes. Vehicles must display emergency flashers for duration of loading/unloading. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.20.020 Unattended Vehicles.

When a police officer finds an unlocked motor vehicle parked or standing unattended with the ignition key in the vehicle, the officer is authorized to remove the key from the vehicle. [Ord.

NS-2140, 2010]

6.20.025 Parking Districts.*

A. Establishment.

1. Parking districts and parking management plans may be established by the City only as set forth in this section. A parking management plan is required for all parking districts.

2. An area is eligible for consideration by the City for designation as a parking district based on the following criteria: a geographic area comprised of at least one continuous block face; evidence of parking congestion within the proposed area; evidence that lack of parking regulations in the area is or may result in harm to public safety; history of public complaints; frequency of vehicle citations; recurring events; other criteria as determined by the City Manager or designee. The City will take equity into consideration when determining eligibility for a parking district.

3. Either City staff or the City Council may propose the designation of an area meeting the above criteria as a parking district, after which the City Council shall hold a work session to direct staff whether to draft a parking management plan.

4. If the City Council directs staff to draft a parking management plan for a proposed parking district, staff shall have no less than 60 days to draft the proposed parking management plan. The parking management plan must be drafted according to the City Manager or their designee’s reasonable determination of safety, convenience, and necessity to the public.

5. The parking management plan will be subject to a 60-day public comment period open to all members of the public.

6. Within 60 days following closure of the public comment period, City staff shall review the plan based on public feedback and present the proposed parking district and related draft parking management plan for Council approval or remand.

7. Approval or remand shall be done by resolution.

B. Parking Management Plans.

1. A parking management plan must include the following information:

a. A map of the parking district;

i. The parking tools or strategies to be used in the parking district including both on-street and off-street parking spaces;

ii. A visual depiction and/or written summary of the location of the parking tools or strategies to be used in the parking district;

iii. The days of the weeks, times of the day, and duration for time-limited, metered, permit, or other proposed parking strategies in the area;

iv. Other parking district-specific rules or regulations authorized by this chapter.

2. The parking rules set forth in this title apply in all parking districts unless otherwise set forth in an approved parking management plan.

3. After approval by Council, minor amendments to the parking management plan may be completed without further Council approval. Major amendments are subject to further Council approval by resolution but do not need to follow the establishment procedure described in subsection (A) of this section.

4. Approved parking management plans shall be conspicuously posted in the City’s website. In addition, the City Manager or their designee shall cause each parking space in a street or within an off-street parking area to be clearly marked consistent with the parking management plan.

C. Appeal. The decision to establish a parking district and the adoption of a parking management plan by Council shall be final and not subject to appeal. [Ord. NS-2533, 2025]

* Code reviser’s note: Ord. NS-2533 repealed and replaced the provisions of this section with a new Section

6.20.020. The section has been temporarily renumbered as Section 6.20.025 until the provisions of Ord.

NS-2518 become effective.

6.20.030 Temporary Parking Restriction Areas.

Repealed by Ord. NS-2533. 6.20.035 Parking Benefit District.

Repealed by Ord. NS-2533. 6.20.040 Prohibited Parking.

It shall be unlawful for any person to park:

A. Any vehicle at any place prohibited by ORS 811.550;

B. Any vehicle at any place adjacent to a curb which has been painted yellow or red by the City;

C. Any vehicle on or within the landscape strip;

D. Any vehicle contrary to any parking control device;

E. Any vehicle in or blocking any public alley, except for the purpose of loading or unloading passengers or cargo, and then only for a period of time not to exceed 15 minutes;

F. Any vehicle in any parking space when the vehicle is parked for the principal purpose of:

1. Displaying the vehicle for sale;

2. Selling, taking orders for, or attempting to sell or take orders for the present or future delivery of goods or services of any nature, if such sales or orders are made, taken, or attempted from the vehicle, unless otherwise authorized by local law, policy, rule, regulation, or permit;

3. Displaying advertising from the vehicle; or

4. Repairing, constructing, reconstructing, or servicing the vehicle;

G. Any commercial vehicle with a gross vehicle weight exceeding 26,000 pounds:

1. On a street within any district zoned residential between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.; or

2. On any street which is less than 24 feet in overall width.

H. Any vehicle or structure, including but not limited to, trailers, recreational vehicles, campers, motor homes, or snowmobiles, that is not designed for or capable of self-propulsion, or is not connected to a vehicle designed for or capable of self-propulsion, and is parked on a street or off-street parking facility continuously for more than 72 hours;

I. Any vehicle in the same location on a street or in an off-street parking facility for a continuous period of time of more than three business days;

J. Any vehicle within any area which is designated as a fire lane;

K. Any vehicle in violation of the administrative rules governing a parking district relating to on-street and off-street parking issued pursuant to BMC 6.20.020;

L. Any motor vehicle that has expired registration as described in ORS 803.455(1) and which is in a parking space, alley, landscape strip, on a street or in an off-street parking facility;

M. Any vehicle in any space that is marked or signed as reserved for alternative fuel vehicle refueling and the vehicle is not actively engaged in the refueling process.

N. Any vehicle with protrusions, whether or not attached to the vehicle, blocking the sidewalk, travel lane, or otherwise extending outside a parking space. [Ord. NS-2533, 2025; Ord. NS-2518, 2024]

Chapter 6.25

PARKING CITATION AND OWNER RESPONSIBILITY

6.25.000 Illegally Parked Vehicle.

6.25.005 Failure to Comply with Parking Citation.

6.25.010 Owner/Lessee Responsibility.

6.25.015 Registered Owner Presumption.

6.25.020 Extending Parking Time.

6.25.025 Illegal Issuance of a Parking Citation.

6.25.030 Illegal Cancellation of Parking Citation.

6.25.035 Improper Parking Citation Validation.

6.25.040 Fraudulent Use of a Parking Permit.

6.25.045 Habitual Parking Offender.

6.25.000 Illegally Parked Vehicle.

A. Parking citations shall be placed conspicuously on the vehicle. The registered owner of the vehicle shall be responsible for the citation unless the driver accepts responsibility.

B. If parking is subject to a time limit, separate citations may be issued if the duration exceeds multiple increments of the posted time.

C. Within 10 days of the issuance of the parking citation:

1. The required penalty must be paid;

2. A written response contesting the ticket must be filed; or

3. A written request for an in-person hearing must be filed.

D. The citation shall state the penalties that may be imposed for failure to comply.

E. The City Manager may appoint one or more persons to serve as hearings officers to review written responses and/or hold in-person hearings. If the City Manager does not appoint a hearings officer, the Municipal Court Judge shall act as hearings officer. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.25.005 Failure to Comply with Parking Citation.

If BC 6.25.000(C) is not complied with, the City or its designee shall provide written notice to the owner or lessee of the vehicle. The notice shall provide information related to additional charges, as established in the City’s fees and charges resolution.

A. If the City has contracted the enforcement of parking violations, that contractor or its agent may collect the penalties imposed by this chapter, and may immobilize or tow and impound the vehicle pursuant to subsection (B) of this section. The owner of the vehicle is responsible for towing and impound costs incurred by the City’s agent unless the owner can establish that the vehicle was stolen at the time it was illegally parked. The agent’s right to tow and impound in this section is in addition to and not limited by the right to remove vehicles under BC 6.30.005.

B. A vehicle for which a citation has been issued and remains unpaid after becoming due may be immobilized or towed and impounded. A vehicle that has been immobilized or impounded shall not be released until all outstanding penalties and charges have been paid to the City or its designee.

C. No person other than an authorized City agent shall remove or attempt to remove an immobilizer device; and no person shall move or attempt to move an immobilized vehicle until the immobilizer device is removed. A violation of this subsection is a Class A civil infraction.

[Ord. NS-2276, 2016; Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.25.010 Owner/Lessee Responsibility.

The owner or lessee of a vehicle in violation of a parking restriction is responsible for the offense, but it shall be an affirmative defense that the vehicle was used without the owner’s or lessee’s consent. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.25.015 Registered Owner Presumption.

In a proceeding against a vehicle owner charging violation of a parking restriction, proof that the vehicle was registered to the defendant at the time of the violation shall constitute a rebuttable presumption that the defendant was the owner. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.25.020 Extending Parking Time.

Where maximum parking time limits are designated, movement of a vehicle to another time limited parking space within a 750-foot radius shall not extend the time limits for parking. [Ord.

NS-2140, 2010]

6.25.025 Illegal Issuance of a Parking Citation.

A. Except as authorized by Oregon Revised Statutes, no person shall issue a parking citation unless authorized by the Chief of Police.

B. A violation of this section is a Class B civil infraction. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.25.030 Illegal Cancellation of Parking Citation.

A. No person shall dismiss a parking citation in any manner, except when approved by the parking hearings officer or City validation program.

B. A violation of this section is a Class B civil infraction. [Ord. NS-2248, 2015; Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.25.035 Improper Parking Citation Validation.

A. Any parking validation program shall be for over-time parking only.

B. No person shall validate a parking citation in a manner inconsistent with the parking validation program.

C. A violation of this section is a Class B civil infraction. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.25.040 Fraudulent Use of a Parking Permit.

A. No person shall use a parking permit in a fraudulent manner, such as:

1. Alteration or duplication of any kind of a City-issued parking permit.

2. Use of a permit belonging to another.

B. A violation of this section is a Class B civil infraction. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.25.045 Habitual Parking Offender.

A. The penalty for repeated parking violations within any 365-consecutive-day period shall be increased as follows:

1. Five to nine parking violations: 200 percent of the otherwise applicable penalty.

2. Ten to 14 parking violations: 300 percent of the otherwise applicable penalty.

3. Fifteen or more parking violations: 400 percent of the otherwise applicable penalty.

[Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

Chapter 6.30

ENFORCEMENT

Sections:

6.30.000 Parking Penalties.

6.30.005 Removal (Towing) of Illegally Parked Vehicles.

6.30.000 Parking Penalties.

A. A violation of BC Chapter 6.25, unless otherwise defined in that chapter, is punishable by a penalty in the amount established by the City Fee Resolution.

B. Disabled parking violations are punishable by the amount established by Oregon State law.

[Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.30.005 Removal (Towing) of Illegally Parked Vehicles.

A. The City may remove any illegally parked vehicle that is unattended or that is not removed after a request is made to the owner or person in charge of the vehicle.

B. The City shall not remove any vehicle that was originally legally parked unless:

1. The vehicle has remained illegally parked for a period three times longer than the time originally allowed for the vehicle to be parked;

2. Removal is needed for street cleaning, snow removal or maintenance;

3. The vehicle is obstructing traffic;

4. The vehicle has been parked for more than three business days;

5. The vehicle is parked on a street that has been closed or scheduled for closure;

6. The vehicle has outstanding parking violations that are due and remain unpaid. [Ord.

NS-2343, 2019; Ord. NS-2276, 2016; Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

Chapter 6.35

BICYCLES

6.35.000 Bicycle Operating Rules.

6.35.003 Registration.

6.35.005 Impounding Bicycles.

6.35.000 Bicycle Operating Rules.

Except for bicycles operated by on duty law enforcement personnel:

A. Bicycles shall be parked so they do not obstruct a roadway, sidewalk, driveway or building entrance.

B. Bicycles shall not be ridden on a sidewalk in the Downtown District described in BC 6.20.025 or in the Centennial Parking Garage.

C. A violation of this section is a Class C civil infraction. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.35.003 Registration.

The Police Department may provide a bicycle registering service for the purpose of returning lost or stolen bicycles. [Ord. NS-2140, 2010]

6.35.005 Impounding Bicycles.

A. A bicycle left on public property for more than 24 hours may be impounded by the Police Department.

B. If a bicycle impounded under this code is registered, or other means of determining its ownership exist, the police shall make a reasonable effort to notify the owner. No impounding fee shall be charged to the owner of a stolen bike.

C. A bicycle impounded under this code and remaining unclaimed shall be disposed of in accordance with City procedures for disposal of abandoned or lost personal property.

D. Except as provided in subsection (B) of this section, a fee established in the City’s Fee Resolution shall be charged to the owner of a bicycle impounded under this section. [Ord.

NS-2140, 2010]

Chapter 6.40

SKATEBOARDS AND ROLLER-SKATES

6.40.000 Roller-Skates and Skateboards.

6.40.000 Roller-Skates and Skateboards.

A. No person shall use roller-skates, skateboards, scooters or similar devices on the sidewalks in the Downtown District as defined in BC 6.20.025 or in any parking facility owned by the City.

B. A violation of any subsection of this section is a Class C civil infraction.

[Ord. NS-2140, 2010]