Item 9: Resolution Approving PROS Project and Priority Plan

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(f) (9) , ~ (h) (i) Eugene Code paper, debris, trash, hay, grass, straw, weeds,litter, rags, or other refuse matter or substance which by itself in conjunction with other substances is deleterious to public health or comfort, or is unsightly, or creates an offensive odor. (d) Fences. 1. A fence, barrier, partition or obstruction electrically charged or connected with any electric source in such a manner as to transmit an electrical shock or charge to any person, animal or thing which might come in contact therewith. 2. A barbed-wire fence along a sidewalk or public way except barbed-wire placed on top of fences to prevent access 0 enclosed hazardous areas or facilities, or barbed-wire on fences in an AG Agricultural District. (e) Iceboxes and other containers. An abandoned, unattended or discarded icebox, refrigerator or other container accessible to children which has an airtight door, or lock which may not be released for opening from the inside. This definition does not inClude iceboxes, refrigerators, or other containers offered for sale by commercial establishments provided that the same are kept within enclosures from which children are excluded at all times except business hours. Odors. Premises which are in such a state or condition as to cause an offensive odor or which are in an unsanitary condition. Privies. etc. A privy, vault, cesspool, septic tank or drain which emits a noisome and offensive smell, or which is prejudicial to public health. Staanant water. An accumulation of stagnant or impure water which affords or might afford a breeding place for mosquitoes or other insects. Veaetation. Any vegetation on public or private property that: 1. Is a hazard to pedestrian or vehicular use of a sidewalk or street by obstructing passage or vision. The hazards include but are not limited to: (a) Vegetation that encroaches upon or overhangs a pedestrian way or adjacent curb strip lower than nine feet or encroaches upon or overhangs a street lower than 15 feet. (b) Vegetation which obstructs motorist or pedestrian view of traffic, traffic signs and signals, street lights and name signs, or other safety fixtures or markings placed in the public way. 2. Is a hazard to the public or to persons or property on or near the property where the vegetation is located. 3. Is obnoxious as defined'in section 6.815(1). 4. Is an obstruction of access to and use of any public facilities placed within the public way. 5. Is an obstruction of drainage facilities in the public way, including but not limited to roadside ditches, street curbs and gutters, catchbasins and culverts. 6-3 01/01/2006 G)