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<br />ance or bond will be made unless ten
<br />days' written notice is first given to the
<br />city.
<br />(Code 1984, § 9.13(9); Code 2003, § 62-243)
<br />Sec. 5.28.840. Investigation required.
<br />The chief of police, in investigating any
<br />applicant for a special permit under this division
<br />or any enforcement of this division, is authorized
<br />to consult with and seek the advice of the Society
<br />for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals; the
<br />Humane Society; any representative of the animal
<br />control center of the county, if there is one; or any
<br />other individual, agency, organization or society
<br />which may be able to provide information and
<br />advice concerning the keeping of dangerous
<br />animals.
<br />(Code 1984, § 9.13(10); Code 2003, § 62-244)
<br />Sec. 5.28.850. Permit fee.
<br />Upon compliance with all provisions of this
<br />division, a special permit shall be issued for an
<br />annual fee adopted by ordinance, provided that
<br />such permit shall not be issued for the keeping of
<br />more than two dangerous animals at any single
<br />location.
<br />(Code 1984, § 9.13(11); Code 2003, § 62-245)
<br />CHAPTER 5.32. TRAFFIC AND
<br />VEHICLES*
<br />ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL
<br />Sec. 5.32.010. Scope.
<br />The provisions of this chapter relate exclusively
<br />to the streets, alleys and private roads in the
<br />city; and the operation and parking of vehicles
<br />refer exclusively to the operation and parking of
<br />vehicles upon such streets, alleys and private
<br />roads.
<br />(Code 1984, § 6.03(1); Code 2003, § 66-1)
<br />State law reference —Similar provisions, Minn. Stats.
<br />§ 169.02, subd. 1.
<br />*State law references —Traffic regulations, Minn. Stats.
<br />ch. 169; powers of local authorities, Minn. Stats. § 169.04.
<br />Sec. 5.32.020. Application.
<br />§ 5.32.060
<br />The provisions of this chapter are applicable
<br />to the drivers of all vehicles and animals upon
<br />streets and private roads, including, but not
<br />limited to, those owned or operated by the
<br />United States, the state, or any county, town,
<br />city, district or other political subdivision.
<br />(Code 1984, § 6.02; Code 2003, § 66-2)
<br />State law reference —Similar provisions, Minn. Stats.
<br />§ 169.03, subd. 1.
<br />Sec. 5.32.030. Certain statutes adopted by
<br />reference.
<br />Except as otherwise provided in this chapter,
<br />Minn. Stats. chs. 169 and 171 are incorporated
<br />in this chapter and adopted by reference, includ-
<br />ing the penalty provisions of such chapters.
<br />(Code 1984, § 7.01; Code 2003, § 66-3)
<br />Sec. 5.32.040. Motorized vehicles
<br />prohibited on sidewalks and
<br />trails.
<br />It is unlawful for any person to drive or
<br />operate a motorized vehicle on any public sidewalk
<br />or public property designated for use as a
<br />pedestrian walkway or bicycle trail, except when
<br />crossing for ingress and egress to private property
<br />lying on the other side and for the purpose of
<br />snow removal.
<br />(Code 1984, § 6.14; Code 2003, § 66-4)
<br />Sec. 5.32.050. Driving through private
<br />property to avoid traffic
<br />signal.
<br />It is unlawful for any person to avoid obedi-
<br />ence to any traffic control device by driving upon
<br />or through private property.
<br />(Code 1984, § 7.13; Code 2003, § 66-5)
<br />Sec. 5.32.060. Truck routes.
<br />(a) Generally. It is unlawful for any person to
<br />drive a tractor, agricultural implement, truck
<br />over 9,000 pounds gross vehicle weight, truck -
<br />trailer, tractor -trailer or truck -tractor in through
<br />traffic upon any street except those which have
<br />been designated and signposted as truck routes
<br />or are state, county or improved municipal state
<br />aid streets. For the purpose of this chapter, the
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