The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-21
CITY ORDINANCES

pan cars, stopping. shall not obstruct
any any intersecting street including that
line af tha me asSret street which Is within the
SECTION 90 Pedestrians shall
sacsia,,n sscss me nighway only at street inter
en the intersection thereof with another
sftreet snaIt pass over such part of
sides,aiiss IL Is Included within the line of
SECTION q. Pedestrians sbaII Keen
spaIi 20 TIE rlsht on all public sidewalks and
ping thereon except at or near either
eedge OF the walk, and not in the mid
SECTION 22. No person. while on
roller skates or bicycle. shall catch or
grasp any street car. or any other We
SECTION 23. No person shall ride
this city with his hands OF the s'1ses handel el
SECTION "a. No person shall ride
or other vehicle. except baby carriages,
upon any sidewalk within the city
SECTION %. No.person shall ride or
drive any vehicle in any public park
within the city unless 1t be upon a
road or driveway set apart for such
SECTION 2s. The word vehicle
includes everything on wheels or run
engines and baby carriages.
| SECTION 27. That it shall be unlaw-
iul TO cause or permit vehicles of any
kind to be placed or stationed within
| twenty-five (25) feet of the intersec-
ton Of any. two streets or within ten
alley with street within the follow
All that part Of the city, of Birming-
/ ham lying north of the center of Morris
lavenue, from 18th street to 22nd street.
land south of the northside of Fifth
avenue. from 18th street to 22nd street;
| west Of the east side of 22nd street.
/ from Morris avenue to Fifth avenue
and east Of the west side of 18th street
| from Fifth avenue to Morris avenue
| And it shall be unlawful to cause or
permit any vehicle or any kind. with
| In the above described area, to be
street which lies opposite any main
lentrance or entrances of any office
building, public building, hotel, theatre.
nearest the main entrance or entrances
of said building or buildings and the
permit any vehicle of any kind to be
placed or stationed in that part of the
street lying within twenty-five and a
of the curb and line drawn perpendi-
cularly TO II from the center of any
pubIio bui1dinr botni tbastr 9aics ou,htulns, hnra
| or bank; provided that nothing in this
section shall be SO construed as TO pre-
in getting out of or into vehicle or of
loading or unloading 1t.
| SECTION 2S. That it shall be unlaw-
.
permit any vehicle of any kind, to be
placed or stationed for loager than
thirty 600 consecutive minutes at any
lplace. or within 100 feet thereof, on the
following described portions or streets:
18th street, 2oth street and 21st
street, from Morris avenue to Fourth
.ayenue, and First avenue Second ave-
nue., Third avenue and Fourth avenue,
from 18th street to 21st street
| Provided this section shall not apply
to any vehicle being loaded or unloaded.
or any vehicle, of the U. S. mail or city
fire or police departments
| Nor shall the provisions of this gee
ton apply TO that portion OF the high
way abutting on or opposite The side.
walk in frcnt of or adjoining any office
building, public building, hoted, theatre.
church or bank, or such other place or
places as may be hereafter established
by this Board as stands or parking
places for vehicles.
SECTION 29. This ordinance shall
mot be construed to abolish hack and
other vehicle stands now established
by ordinance, provided such stands shall
lbe hereafter established and regulated
as this Board may, from time to time
SECTION 80 That all ordinances
or parts of ordinances. in so far as
the same conflict with any provisions
hereof. are hereby repealed.
lcorporati ton violating any provision of
| this ordinance shall. upon conviction,
lbe punished within the limits and as
provided In Section 1915 of the code of
| Approved July 10. 1913.
c. EXUM President
| Board of Commissioners,
l A. O. LANE, Commissioner,
JAMES WEATHERLY.
IT. s. RYALL. city Clerk.
Age Herald, July ~. 1913.
No. 175-C, An Ordinance Extending the
Line For the Completion of the D.. 2.