The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-03-12
ORDINANCE NUMBER 1O3
By c. A. Bauer

AUTOMOBILES, MOTORCYCLES
AND OTHER SELF-DRIVEN We
HICLES ON THE STREETS OF
THE VILLAGE OF OAKLEY,
CASSIA COUNTY, IDAHO, AND
RELATING TO THE TYING OF
HORSES ON SAID STREETS,
AND GENERALLY REGULATING
ALL TRAFFIC WITHIN THE
SAID VILLAGE, AND PROVID-
ING A PENALTY FOR VIOLA
TION HEREOF.
Be it ordained by the Chairman
and Board of Trustees of the Village
of Oakley
SECTION |. Each and every auto
mobile, bicycle or motorcycle shall
be equipped with horn. gong bell or
other signalling device.
SECTION 2. Brakes on all motor
driven vehicles must be in d
working order.
SECTION 3. Mufflers must be
kept closed.
SECTION 4. On Main Street be-
tween Blaine and Center Streets. au-
tomobiles shall be parked in the CEN
ter of Main Street and at right an
giles with Main Street.
SECTION 5. On all streets. other
than Main Street as described in sec.
tion hereof, automobiles shall be
parked to the right of the driver. al
an angle of forty-five degrees and
extending not more than twenty COO
feet from the curb line.
SECTION 6. Automobiles shall
not back out of position when park.
ed. Automobiles desiring to stop or
the left hand side of the street must
go to the street intersection to turn
SECTION T. No vehicle shall park
or stop within twenty (20) feet of
any street crossing, alley, or fire hy-
drant.
SECTION g. At all roadway OF
street intersections vehicles coming
from the right shall have the right
of way.
SECTION g. Speed limit shall be
not more than fifteen (15) miles pc,
hour between intersections, and no
more than ten (10) miles per hou'
at street intersections.
SECTION 10. Children under th'
age of sixteen 16) years are prohib
tied from driving automobiles or mo
torcycles within the said village
Oakley
SECTION H. No horses, mules
or other animals, teams with wae
ons or any other vehicles drawn b
such horses, mules or other animals
nor any vehicles not motor draw
shall tie or park on Main Street be
tween Lincoln and Worthington Ave
nues, and no animals shall be tie
within the following described dis
trict: Poplar Street on the north
Worthington Avenue on the east
Elm Street on the south; and Lin
coin Avenue on the west. but al
such vehicles, or animals shall b'
tied or parked in the Village til,
Lots, provided for the same
! SECTION 12. Persons afoot hav,
the right-of-way over all vehicles a
street crossings. Drivers must take
, no chances.
II A 4 IL
cles, or saddle horses. or other mod,
of conveyance must keep to the
right. and must at all times Will,
passing cars or other vehicles swervt
out in time to give the approachin,
driver at least one-half of the road
SECTION IA. Any person or per
sons who shall fail or refuse to com
ply with any of the terms of this or
dinance shall be deemed guilty of {
misdemeanour, and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined in any sum no
less than Five CD dollars. not NOR,
than Fifty (50) dollars, together
with costs of prosecution. And upor
costs, shall be imprisoned in th,
Village Jail at hard labor, until sucl
fine and costs shall have been paid
allowing two (2) dollars for ever,
day so imprisoned
Passed and approved this secon;
day of March, 1920.
GEO. A. DAY
Chairman of the Board of Trustee
BYRON HOWELLS
Clerk