Inglewood Municipal Code § 3-40 One-Way Streets and Alleys Designated

Particular streets or portions thereof within the City which are designated as permitting traffic one way only are listed in the following ordinances, which shall remain in full force and effect and shall not be repealed by the enactment of this Code: 1267 and 1304.

Motor vehicles operating on private property open to the public or on a public parking lot not subject to the provisions of the California Vehicle Code shall be subject to the following regulations:

(a) No person shall operate any motor vehicle at a speed greater than is reasonable and prudent nor in any manner that endangers the welfare and safety of persons or property, having due regard for the surface and condition of the area.

(b) No person shall engage in or aid or abet in any motor vehicle speed contest or motor vehicle exhibition of speed thereon without prior written authorization therefor from the owner, lessee or other person in legal possession.

(c) No person shall unreasonably accelerate the motor of any vehicle or unreasonably sound, blow or operate the horn or other audible warning device of any vehicle.

(Ord. 2344 6-26-79)

Excluding dogs, cats and other household pets on a leash or tether, it shall be unlawful for anyone to ride, lead, herd, corral, tether or otherwise allow any horses, livestock or other animals owned and maintained by persons upon any public street or sidewalk if the animals are not confined within a truck and/or trailer intended for conveying animals.

Exceptions allowing animals upon a public street:

(a) Any parade or procession, including circus parades, for which a permit has been duly issued by the City of Inglewood. A condition of any such parade permit shall be specific provisions for the immediate removal by the parade operator of any animal droppings from the street;

(b) Animal rides provided upon streets duly barricaded for neighborhood block club events;

(c) Horses and other equine animals used to pull and/or to accompany a coffin-bearing wagon or caisson to a cemetery, subject to prior review and approval of route and any applicable conditions by the Public Works Director, including, but not limited to, temporary street closures or diversion of traffic, and removal of animal droppings;

(d) Horses ridden by law enforcement personnel as part of their enforcement duties;

(e) Animals used in the filming of a cinema or television production, for which a filming permit has been duly issued by the City of Inglewood.

(Ord. 08-09 6-24-08)