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Chapter XVI — STREETS AND SIDEWALKS›Article 01 — GENERAL PROVISIONS

San Marino Municipal Code § 16.01 General Provisions

San Marino Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-03 · San Marino

Cite as: San Marino Municipal Code § 16.01 · Text as of 2026-10-03

16.01.01: DUTIES OF DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS:

It shall be the duty of the Director of Public Works to:

A. Issue all permits pertaining to the City ordinances in any street or dedicated right of way, except the planting or trimming of trees or shrubs 1 .

B. Supervise the installation and the maintenance of all sewers and storm drains within the boundary of any street or dedicated right of way, except those rights which are held by the County.

C. Supervise the installation and the maintenance of all traffic signals and ornamental street lights within the City and supervise the installation of all poles, conduits, wires and vaults. (1954 Code §19.1; 1994 Code)

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16.01.02: HAULING DIRT, SAND AND GRAVEL OVER PUBLIC WAYS:

It shall be unlawful for any person to haul any dirt, sand, gravel or similar material upon or along any paved, oiled or macadamized street in the City unless contained in a box or receptacle sufficiently tight to prevent the same from sifting or dropping upon such street. (1954 Code §19.2)

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16.01.03: LAYING WATER, GAS OR SEWER MAINS UNDER PARKWAYS AND SIDEWALKS:

No permit shall be issued with respect to the laying of gas, water or sewer mains longitudinally in any parkway or under any sidewalk in the City unless approval is given by the City Council, and no map of any proposed subdivision shall be approved or accepted by the City Council where gas, water or sewer mains are proposed to be laid longitudinally in the parkways or under the sidewalks thereof 2 . (1954 Code §19.3)

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