Sec. 9-232. - Parades, unusual vehicles, etc., prohibited; exception.
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to operate, or cause to be operated:
(1) Any unusual type of vehicle differing from vehicles ordinarily and customarily appearing on the street;
(2) Any vehicle from which singing, shouting and the like disseminate, or from which is disseminated any loud or unusual noises whatsoever;
(3) Any vehicle from which is thrown or from which falls any debris, refuse or rubbish of any kind.
(b) It shall be unlawful for any person to:
(1) Conduct or participate in any parade or marching in which floats, banners, placards or other distracting agencies, noises, objects or vehicles are used;
(2) Engage in shouting, singing, orating, speaking or other distracting activity of any kind on any of the public streets and thoroughfares of the city.
(c) The mayor and board of aldermen, in its discretion, may grant special permission for parades and other unusual activities on the streets when in its opinion such parades or other activities will not be distracting to the extent of disturbing the usual, normal and customary uses of the streets and would not constitute a disturbance of the people living or conducting business thereon.
(Ord. No. 34, § 10-151, 3-19-85)
