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Title 12 — VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC

Victorville Municipal Code Ch. 12.65 Golf Carts on City Streets

Victorville Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · Victorville

Cite as: Victorville Municipal Code Chapter 12.65 · Text as of 2026-10-04

12.65.010 - Streets designated for golf cart use.

The following local streets shall be designated for golf cart use as provided in Section 21115 of the California Vehicle Code and appropriate signs installed in areas bounded as follows:

(A) Mariposa Road on the west,

Green Tree Boulevard on the north Arrowhead Drive on the east, Yates Road on the south; and

(B) St. Andrews Drive on the west, Molino Drive/La Paz Drive/Pebble Beach Drive on the north, Rodeo Drive on the east, Green Tree Boulevard on the south.

(Ord. 1759 § 1 (part), 1996)

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12.65.020 - Establishment of golf cart crossings.

The following golf cart crossings shall be established as provided in Section 21115.1 of the California Vehicle Code across the following streets, and appropriate signs and pavement markings shall be provided:

Street Location
Arrowhead Drive 165 feet south of Camelback Drive
Burning Tree Drive 118 feet north of Tamarack Drive
Burning Tree Drive 142 feet south of Smoke Tree Drive
Burning Tree Drive 126 feet north of Wimbleton Drive
Burning Tree Drive 126 feet south of Molino Drive
Candlewood Drive 294 feet southwest of Burning Tree Drive
Green Tree Boulevard 148 feet west of Wimbleton Drive
Kingswood Drive 380 feet west of Burning Tree Drive
Nassau Drive 116 feet west of Oakmont Drive
Oakmont Drive 125 feet east of Bel Air Drive
Pebble Beach Drive 116 feet east of Burning Tree Drive
Riviera Drive 118 feet north of Camelback Drive
Trinidad Drive 156 feet east of Deauville Drive
Trinidad Drive 92 feet west of Greenbrier Drive

(Ord. 1759 § 1 (part), 1996)

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