The Arvada enterprise., 1923-06-21
shall be defined as follows:

That part of Grand View Av-
4 enue between the west side of
| East Second Street and the east
side of West First Street and
that part of Wadsworth Avenue
from the ColoAado and South
ern right of way to the south
side of Ralston Avenue.
Section -. TOWING DISABLED
VEHICLES. No vehicle, unless con-
fined to tracks, shall tow more than
one disabled vehicle, and the con-
nection shall not be longer than
Section is. PERSONS NOT PER-
MITTED TO DRIVE. CAY No per-
son under the age of fifteen (15)
years shall drive or operate any mo-
tor vehicle upon the streets, alleys
or public places of the town; nor
shall any owner or any person hav-
| ing in his charge or control any mo-
tor vehicle knowingly permit any
| person under the age of fifteen (15)
! years to operate or drive the same.
OBJ No person while under the
influence of Intoxicating liquor or
of any narcotic or exhilarating drug
shall drive any kind Of vehicle
on the streets, alleys or other public
places of. lie Town of Arvada.
Section IA. QUIET ZONES. The
Board of Trustees may establish
zones of quiet in the vicinity of
hospitals, churches, schools and 9TH
er public institutions and other
places, and notices shall be conspic-
uously placed designating the limits
of such zones. Every person in
charge of vehicle, street car, in
terurban car, or railway train, or
other type of vehicle, shall exercise
special care to approach and pro-
coed through such zones as noise
lessly as possible.
Section is. INSTRUCTIONS
TO THE REAR. All vehicles load
ed with materials projecting from
the rear shall carry red signal light
by night, or red signal flag by day
at the extreme rear point of such
projecting materials.
ARTICLE ILL.,. NUlSANCES.
Section !: RACING ENGINE,
NOISE, NO REPAIR IN STREET.
An operator Of motor vehicle shall
not race his engine; shall not allow
smoke to escape except while start
ing engine; shall not open his muf-
fler: shall not make unnecessary
noise: and shall not allow his We
hicle to be repaired in the street ex-
cept in case of emergency.
Section 2. HANGING ON We
HICLES. No pedestrian shall board
or hang onto any moving vehicle
without the consent of the driver or
operator thereof; and it shall be I'M
| lawful for a person riding bicycle
| to hang onto another moving We
! hicle or for any person to authorize
or attempt to authorize him to do so.
Section 8. MOLESTATION OF
VEHICLE. No unauthorized person
shall interfere with or modest any
| vehicle and the mere touching of a
| vehicle shall be considered as mOlest-
ing the same provided. however, that
for the purpose of removing his We
hicle from any place where parked
an operator or driver may move
another vehicle which is 50 placed
| that he cannot get his vnhicle out.
Section 4, MOVING TO AND
FRO, CARRYING PASSENGERS.
No bicyclist or motorcycles shall
cause his vehicle to move zig-ZaG
through any street or otherwise than
in the general direction in which
such street is laid out, and no BIZ
cyclist or motcr,ycIist snail ride
| without having his fd1ds on the
handlebars Of his vehicle. No bicy-
clist or motorcyclist shall carry any
other person in his vehicle unless the
same be equipped with two seats.
Section 5. CROSSING CURBS.
PARKING AND SIDEWALKS. No
vehicle shall travel over curbing or
across any parking. No vehicle shall
travel along or across any sidewalk
except at an alley or private en-
trance for vehicles.
Section 6. LITTER. 1t shall be
unlawful for any person to throw.
place or deposit in or upon any pub
lie street. alley or roadway, any
nails. tacks. glass. crockery. scrap
iron, tin. wire. bottles, ashes, Gin
ders, thorns, clippings, or any other
article whatsoever. likely to injure
the tire of any vehicle.
Section Z. HEAVY TRAFFIC
CALKs. No heavy engine, tractor
or other motor vehicle, having calks.
cogs. Tugs, angle irons, chains or
sharp projections on the tires of its
Ni'''ls' VI tHc "tlGnt VI Which,
tend to injure the paving. shall be
driven, propelled or permitted upon
any paved street in said town. I'M
'"s7 thanking Of sufficient weight
and strength fully to protect such
navinr shall first have been provided
and laid upon such paving. Provid-
ed that an engine or tractor or ve-
hicle of the type in this section de-
scribed Of weight less than three
thousand pounds may be permitted
70 cross any paving mt street in
torsection without planking being
first provided and laid ms aforesaid,
and provided. further. that no such
vehicle shall ut any time or under
any circumstances. whether planking
he provided or not. be permitted to
cross any paving except II be pro-
YELLED in the lowest gear with which