10.52.090 - Obstructing View of Traffic-Control Devices by Contractor.
A. It is unlawful for the contractor to permit the construction, his workmen or equipment to impair the view of any official traffic-control device unless he shall have, at least two hours prior to the impairment of the view of said device, notified the Director of public works, or his designee, that the construction workmen or equipment will impair the view of said device, and, in addition thereto, unless he shall have, immediately prior to the impairment of the view of said device, installed a temporary device approved by the Director of public works, or his designee, in a place approved by the Director of public works, or his designee, to insure traffic control.
B. It is unlawful for a contractor who has been notified that the construction, workmen or equipment impairs the view of any official traffic-control device and who has further been notified by the Director of public works, or his designee, to install a traffic-control device approved by the Director of public works, or his designee, in a place approved by the Director of public works, or his designee, to fail to do so within twenty-four (24) hours after notification. The contractor shall furnish flagmen or a traffic-control device approved by the Director of public works, or his designee, to control traffic until the new traffic-control device is operative.
(Ord. 646 § 9, 1980)