The Traffic Engineer may, upon the written application of any public motor vehicle
owner, permit such owner to allow any vehicle operated by him or her to stand at certain
places designated for said owner while awaiting employment. Such application shall
state the number and kind of vehicles for which the permit is sought and the proposed
location of such stands. Such application must be accompanied by the written consent
of the person primarily affected by reason of the fact that such vehicle shall stand
in front of the premises either owned or occupied by him or her or in which he or
she is otherwise interested. Not more than three such vehicles shall be permitted
to stand upon either side of a street within the limits of any one block. No permit
shall be issued for any stand to be located within seventy-five (75) feet of another
such stand on the same side of the street, nor shall more than two stands be granted
to any owner for each licensed public motor vehicle. No owner shall permit any vehicle
operated by him or her, and no driver shall cause any such vehicle to stand while
awaiting employment at any place other than a stand for which a permit has been granted
to him or her as herein provided; and not more than one such vehicle shall be so permitted
or caused to stand in any one stand at any time; except, however, that where in the
discretion of the City Manager, public conveniences so require, two such vehicles
shall be permitted or caused to stand in any one stand.
It is unlawful for the driver of any vehicle, other than the driver of a public vehicle
for which the stand permit has been issued, to park or leave standing such vehicle
in any public motor vehicle stand. All such stands shall be distinctly identified
as such.
(Prior code § 5-14.16)
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