Chapter 10.14 — PEDESTRIANS

A. Pursuant to the Vehicle Code, whenever the City Council determines, upon the basis of an engineering and traffic investigation, that a crosswalk between intersections would facilitate the orderly movement of pedestrian and vehicular traffic, the City Council shall by resolution direct the City Engineer to provide and maintain painted markings or other appropriately devised symbols or warning signs at all crosswalks which have been designated as such.

B. Removal. Whenever the City Council finds, upon the basis of a traffic engineering study, that the conditions for which a crosswalk has been provided and maintained as provided in Subsection A. of this Section no longer exist, the City Council shall by resolution direct the City Engineer to remove such markings, symbols or signs from such crosswalk.

A. The City Council authorizes the City Engineer to provide and maintain painted crosswalk markings or other appropriately devised symbols or warning signs at any intersection whenever a traffic engineering investigation indicates that such markings, symbols or signs would facilitate the orderly movement of pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

B. Removal. Whenever the City Engineer, upon the basis of a traffic engineering investigation, finds that the conditions for which painted crosswalk markings or other appropriately devised symbols or warning signs at any intersection have been provided and maintained as provided in Subsection A. of this Section no longer exist, the City Engineer shall remove such markings, symbols or signs at such crosswalk.

A. Pursuant to the Vehicle Code, whenever the City Council determines, upon the basis of a traffic engineering investigation, that prohibiting the use of any crosswalk is necessary, the City Council shall by resolution direct the City Engineer to erect and maintain signs adjacent to such crosswalk directing that pedestrians shall not cross in the crosswalk.

B. Removal. Whenever the City Council determines, upon the basis of a traffic engineering investigation, that the conditions for which signs were erected prohibiting the use of a crosswalk as provided in Subsection A. of this Section no longer exist, the City Council shall by resolution direct the City Engineer to remove such signs.

Any person violating any of the provisions of this Chapter or disobeying any signs or markings installed pursuant thereto shall be guilty of an infraction.