Ordinance 3001 - Laserfiche WebLink

. n. . success to any bridge, firehydrant, driveway, hospit 1, police st ti on, or other emergency depot or area. 'othing contained herein shall operate to limit the au- thority of any State Patrol Officer, peace Officer, auxiliary policeman, air raid warden or other authorized person to ;prescribe the place and manner of parking by the giving of specific directions at the particular time and place involved, and any such directions shall be complied with immediately. (h) Y'hen vehicles or buses are stopped, the brakes shall be securely set or the wheels blocked so as to prevent normal movement, and the ignition or controls shall be locked (if a lock is available) to Trevent operation as far as practical, but the door shall not be locked if the vehicle is left unattended. (i) No vehicles or buses (except emergency, military or naval vehicles) shall enter any bridge, viaduct Vd' tunnel during a period of, and in an area of air raid alarm, and if already there at the time of alarm such vehicle shall proceed to the end of exit thereof and as far beyond az necessary to park in accordance with the requirements hereinabove expressed. (j) Persons in charge of vehicles transporting explosives, gasoline or other dangerous combustibles, shall proceed to a place more than one hundred (100) feet from the nearest building before parking such vehicle, if it is possible to do sn, unless otherwise directed 'w a patrolman, peace officer, or other authorized person. 2. SuSPENSION C- PAP KING Ln-S. During any period and in any area of air raid alarm, all ordinaces and. regulations in regards to the parkin; of vehicles, buses, and the lighting thereof, and in regard to parking zones, shall be suspended in so far as they conflict with any requirements providedherein. No person shall be held guilty of a violation of any ordinance or any regulation by reason for the fact that he has left a vehicle or bus in a proper position and condition during a period and in an area of air rad alarm as required by the provisions hereof, and has left said vehicle or bus in the same position and condition for a reasonable time, under all the circumstances, after the termination of said period of air raid alar.-a. 3. AUTEMIZED R s..NCY VEHICLES. 'Vehicles which are classified as authorized emergency vehicles described in Chanter 189, Laws of 1937, and which are regularly authorized to display an illuminated red spotll-ht when operated by authorized