§ 220-5. Bill posting and advertising signs.  


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  • A. 
    Public places. It shall be unlawful for any person to attach, place, paint, write, stamp or paste or cause to be attached, placed, painted, written, stamped or pasted any sign, advertisement or other matter upon any lamppost, electric light, railway, telephone or telegraph pole, shade tree, fire hydrant or boxes covering them; or on any bridge, pavement, portion of any sidewalk or crosswalk, public building or any other property or thing belonging to the City, or on any article or thing within any park.
    B. 
    Private property. It shall also be unlawful for any person to attach, place, paint, write, stamp or paste or cause to be attached, placed, painted, written, stamped or pasted any sign, advertisement or other matter upon any house or part thereof, wall, fence, gate, post, tree or box without first having obtained written permission of the owner, agents or occupants of the premises so to do.
    C. 
    Applicability to baseball parks. Notwithstanding any other provision of this section to the contrary, it shall be lawful, with the written permit of the Board of Public Service, for advertising signs, advertising structures and like devices to be erected or maintained on the inside of the fence of the enclosed Neahwa Park baseball diamond, and around the southwesterly boundary of Neahwa Park junior baseball diamond, provided that such signs, structures and devices are uniform in height and attractively colored.
    Editor's Note: See also Ch. 154, Handbills and Posters.