Corning Municipal Code Ch. 10.12 Traffic-Control Devices

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For statutory provisions authorizing local regulation by means of traffic-control devices, see Vehicle Code §§21100(d) and 21351.

The city council may by ordinance or resolution establish and designate various locations on public streets within the city of Corning as locations where the stopping, parking or standing of vehicles is prohibited or otherwise regulated. The curb marking and signing designating such regulations shall conform to requirement set forth in the California Vehicle Code and other provisions of law. (Ref. California Vehicle Code sec. 220507, People vs. Garth (1991 234 C.A. 3d 1797, 186 Cal. Rptr. 451)

(Ord. 564, 1997).

There shall be established from time to time in the city such traffic signs, signals and markings for the regulation of traffic on the State Highway in the city as is now or may hereafter be authorized by the California Vehicle Code, and especially as authorized by Chapters 2 and 3 of Division XI of the code. All signs giving notice of any local traffic regulations under this chapter shall conform to specifications applicable to signs provided by the code; and when so installed and erected in accordance with the provisions, they shall be deemed official traffic signs and signals.

(Ord. 323 §17, 1978: Ord. 61 §1, 1941).

A. The city council may, from time to time by resolution duly made and entered on the minutes of its meeting, provide for placing, erecting and maintaining such other and additional signs, signals and markings for the regulation of traffic as may be authorized and permitted by the California Vehicle Code.

B. The provisions of this chapter shall be effective whenever and wherever such signs, signals and markings shall have been duly erected as herein provided.

C. This chapter is declared to be passed in the interest of public safety and traffic.

(Ord. 61 §3, 1941).