Temple City Municipal Code Part 2 Restrictions on Use

"Block", as used in this article, means property facing one side of any street between the next intersecting streets or between the terminus of a dedicated right of way of a street and an intersecting street. (1960 Code, as amended)

All bicycles shall be parked in the street area where automobiles are lawfully entitled to park except upon such streets and in such areas as the city council shall determine otherwise by resolution. (1960 Code, as amended)

The city council may by resolution designate certain blocks or portions of blocks as areas in which bicycles shall be parked only in certain bicycle parking racks provided by the city either within the roadway right of way or city sidewalk. Said blocks shall be posted with signs by the city manager reading, "No Bicycle Parking Except In City Racks", and the bicycle racks shall have a sign permanently posted on or in the immediate area reading:

CITY BICYCLE RACK - BICYCLES MUST BE PARKED IN THESE RACKS IN THIS BLOCK - NO OTHER PARKING PERMITTED.

(1960 Code, as amended)

Any bicycle unlawfully parked shall be removed by any police officer of the city of Temple City and impounded. No bicycle shall be released until the sum of one dollar ($1.00) shall have been paid to the city clerk. For each additional offense there shall be charged one dollar ($1.00) over the previous fine paid. In the event a bicycle is not claimed and the fine paid within six (6) weeks of impounding, the bicycle shall be sold by the city for the highest bid after one advertisement in the "Temple City Times" reading:

A bicycle (or bicycles) shall be sold by the City of Temple City to the highest bidder on (date), at ten o'clock A.M.

All money received shall become the property of the city of Temple City and be deposited in the general fund. (1960 Code, as amended)

No person shall ride a bicycle on any city sidewalk, pursuant to section 1401 of ordinance 6544 of the county of Los Angeles. The placing by walking, carrying or lifting of a bicycle into a bicycle rack provided by the city shall not be deemed operating a bicycle on a public sidewalk so long as same is done within a reasonable distance of a city bicycle rack. (1960 Code, as amended)