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Chief of Police Bob Oliver to
day called attention to a number
of cars and trucks which have
not been operated tills winter but
left parked on the streets.-”’
Oliver pointed out that such
vehicles are a hindrance to the
free flow of traffic and are a
serious problem during snow re
moval.
Oliver said: “Our streets are
not designed for prolonged per
iods of parking, therefore your
Police Department is taking the
necessary steps to have these ve
hicles removed from the streets
and to enforce the pertaining or
dinances.
“We ask that the owners of the
vehicles in question take immedi
ate steps to move them off the
public streets, If you do not have
off-street parking space, please
call the Police Dept, and they
will help find winter parking for
you.”
The Ordinance pertaining to
winter parking, No. 287, Sec. 18
19, is as follows: “The owner or
possessor of any vehicle left park
ed on standing on any street of
public property for a period of
longer than 24 consecutive hours
shall remove the same therefrom
upon notice given him so to do
by the Chief of Police of the City
other Police Officer thereof, or
any member of the Common
Council thereof.” '
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