§ 38-67. Water not to drain on sidewalks.  


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  • No person, whether owner, lessee, tenant or occupant, of any house or building, shall permit any water or other liquid to run or drip from or out of his building upon or across any sidewalk. If such water or other liquid is carried to the street, it shall be confined in pipe, tile or other enclosed passageway, which shall be constructed of suitable strength and material underneath the surface of such sidewalk, and shall at all times be kept in repair and adequate to handle the waters or other liquids flowing into such street. No water, liquid or ice shall be allowed to gather, remain or drip upon the upper surface of such sidewalk or passageway. No stormwater shall be allowed to fall through downpipes from any building upon the sidewalks or street, or across any sidewalk, but shall be conducted by downpipe or gutter under the sidewalk to the street gutter; provided, however, that, it shall be lawful for such stormwaters, when conducted to alleys, to be conducted on the surface of such alleys.

(Code 1992, § 26.5-75; Ord. No. 128, § 25, 10-4-1993)