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Title 10 — VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC

Chapter 10.16 — CROSSWALKS

Madera County Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Madera County

10.16.010 - Established.

There is established on that portion of Highway No. 222, situate in the county and bounding the shores of Bass Lake, crosswalks at the following locations on said highway:

A.

A crosswalk over and upon said highway directly opposite and in front of the business establishment now known as "McDougald's Store."

B.

A crosswalk over and upon said highway directly opposite and in front of the business establishment now known as "The Forks."

C.

A crosswalk over and upon said highway directly opposite and in front of the business establishment now known as "Freeman's Lodge."

D.

A crosswalk over and upon said highway directly opposite and in front of the business establishment now known as "The Pines."

E.

A crosswalk over and upon said highway directly opposite and in front of the business establishment now known as "The Falls."

(Ord. 195 §1, 1946).

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10.16.020 - Specifications.

The crosswalk referred to in Section 10.16.010 shall be twelve feet in width and shall be marked off and delineated by white lines painted over and upon said highway twelve inches in width at right angles to the boundary lines of said highway.

(Ord. 195 §2, 1946).

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