§ 12.04.010. State law adopted—Erection of barricades.
Latest version.
The provisions of Division 7, Part 3, Chapter 22, of the California Streets and Highways
Code are adopted as the procedure to be followed by the Superintendent of Streets/Director
of Public Works, and provisions governing and regulating maintenance of sidewalks.
In addition thereto, whenever any portion of any street, lane, alley, court or place
in the city, or any sidewalk constructed thereon, according to law, shall be out of
repair and in condition to endanger persons or property passing thereon, and the Superintendent
of Streets/Director of Public Works shall have notice thereof, it shall be his or
her duty to forthwith erect such barricades, lights, or other safety devices as he
or she may deem necessary to warn the public of such dangerous condition, and to guard
against accidents resulting therefrom.
The adjacent property owner, or tenant, may at his or her expense substitute similar
and appropriate guards against accident subject to the approval of the Superintendent
of Streets/Director of Public Works. All costs incurred by the city for erecting and
maintaining such barricades, lights or other safety devices shall be a charge against,
and a lien upon the parcel or parcels of the property fronting adjacently upon the
street, lane, alley, court or place wherein such dangerous condition is located.
(Prior code § 6-1.01)
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