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Ordinance
Number
766
Date
6/18/1962
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1962
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(2) Vehicles necessarily used in connection with the legal <br />construction, altering, repairing, removal or demolition of buildings, <br />appurtenances and roads for such time as is reasonably necessary to <br />perform such work'; <br />(3) Farm vehicles, either bearing current farm license plates <br />issued by the State of Ohio or used exclusively for proper agricultural <br />purposes upon the premises; <br />(4) Vehicles used by or on behalf of the Village of Mayf field or <br />any other governmental body; <br />(5) In Class U-3 and U-3 AA districts, vehicles necessarily <br />and customarily incident to the operation of any apartment house, hotel, <br />or motel situated on the premises. <br />(6) On any lot in a U-1 or U-2 use district, not more than two <br />trucks not exceeding 1-1/2 tons in rated capacity each may be parked <br />in a covered and closed garage only, provided said trucks are used <br />solely by occupants of the premises upon which the garage is located. <br />Provided further, however, that the existing parlcing and storage of <br />not more than two trucks not exceeding 1-1/2 tons in rated capacity each <br />on any lot in a Class U-1 or U-2 use district on which no suitable garage <br />for such parking or storage is presently available may be continued by the <br />occupants of such lot for a period of not more than twelve months immed- <br />iately following the effective date of this ordinance, on condition that <br />such trucks shall at no time be parked nearer to any street than the rear <br />line of the dwelling house on said lot and on further condition that <br />provision must be made to screen adequately said parked or stored trucks <br />from the view of the public and from the view of occupants of adjacent <br />premises by means of fencing, shrubbery, other planting, or in some other <br />effective manner; but, after the expiration of said period of twelve <br />months, a closed garage :'inu§t be provided for said vehicles. <br />The owner, owners or occupants of any building or premises or <br />part thereof where anything in violation of this section shall be placed <br />or shall exist, and any person, firm, or corporation who shall violate <br />any of the provisions of this section or fail to comply therewith, or <br />who shall park, store or keep any vehicle upon any residential premises, <br />including Class U-1, Class U-2, Class U-3 and Class U-3 AA, Use Districts, <br />in violation of this section, shall for each and every violation or non- <br />compliance be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof <br />shall be fined not more than Five Hundred ($500,00) Dollars, and each <br />day during which such violation shall continue shall .constitute a <br />separate offense. °f <br />Sec. 2. This ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure, <br />necessary for the immediate preservation of the public health, peace, safety <br />
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