Tires, car parts or repair equipment cannot be stored in public view or on vacant parcels. Servicing, spray painting or restoring vehicles is not permitted in private driveways or on public streets unless emergency repair is required. Dumping any toxic materials such as oil or radiator fluid into the public street, drains, gutters or on public or private property or pavement is environmentally unsafe and a serious violation. Aside from being unsightly, vegetation growing along the curb will clog the gutters and storm drains. Additionally, trees and vegetation that hang over the public streets need to be trimmed at least 12-15 feet above the pavement.
Motorists experience a safety hazard when forced to swerve to avoid an overgrown branch.
Street sweepers also experience difficulty servicing our neighborhood when clearance is obstructed. There shall be no noise generating work of this kind on Sundays, recognized holidays or during the evening hours. The policy of the City is to assure reasonable peace and quiet for neighboring properties. Landscape and maintenance activities such as leaf blowing, tree trimming, reseeding, mowing grass and any other noise generating activities occurring in gated communities, shopping centers, commercial centers or vacant and developed residential and commercial parcels must conform to the same permitted hours of work. No activities prior to 7 a.m. or after 7 p.m. An exception to the work hour restrictions applies to golf course maintenance.