King City Municipal Code Ch. 13.08 Discharge of Offensive Substances on City Streets

It is unlawful to negligently, willfully or maliciously discharge, throw, deposit, permit to pass onto, sweep, blow or place where it does pass onto any private property of other resident, public street, alley, parkway or sidewalk in the city, any petroleum, acid, coal or oil, tar, aniline, asphalt, bitumen, or residuary product of petroleum, oil, grease, water, rubbish, garbage, debris (including leaves and other yard debris), trash, sweepings, animal or vegetable matter, or any putrid or offensive liquid, substance or matter, or in any other manner cause any interference with or hazard to public travel or damage to private property or public property upon said public streets, parkways or sidewalks.

(Ord. 221 § 1, 1949; Ord. 784 § 5, 2020)

The city street superintendent is authorized, upon application therefor, to grant a permit to any person, firm or corporation for the temporary discharge of water onto a public street upon such terms and conditions as he or she deems necessary for the protection and security of public property and safety. The fee for such application for permit shall be ten dollars but nothing herein shall limit the city street superintendent from fixing additional amounts as a condition to the granting of such permit sufficient to protect or reimburse the city for any expense it may incur as a result of such use of the street.

(Ord. 221 § 2, 1949)