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Chapter 7 – Traffic Code

92ND ST., west side, north from its intersection with Rayne Road a
distance of 550 feet.

92ND ST., west side, south from its intersection with Washington Ave
(Hwy 20) at distance of 510 feet.

96TH ST., west side, from its intersection with Washington Ave. (Hwy 20)
to a point 75 feet south.

96TH ST., west side, from its intersection with Rayne Rd to a point 75 feet
north.

96TH ST., west side from a point 675’ south of Washington Ave (Hwy 20)
to a point 755’ south of Washington Ave (Hwy 20).

96TH ST., west side from a point 170’ north of Rayne Road to a point 255’
north of Rayne Road.

99TH ST., east side, from Durand Ave. (Hwy 11) north to the end of the
street.

(2) HEAVY VEHICLES PROHIBITED FROM PARKING. No Person, firm or
corporation shall park any truck as hereinafter defined upon any public street,
highway or alley within the confines of the Village for a period of time exceeding
one hour, unless the truck is actually being used for delivery or picking up goods,
or is necessary in the conduct of the truck owner’s work being actually carried on
by the owner upon the property abutting the street where the truck is parked and
the parking thus allowed shall be limited to the time of the delivery or pickup of
goods or during the period while work is actually being performed. For purposes
of this section, a truck defined as being any motor vehicle, other than a passenger
car, designed for and capable of carrying loads in excess of one ton. The
restriction set forth in this section shall in no way apply to vehicles commonly
known as pickup, panel trucks (van) or station wagons.

(a) ON-STREET AND OVER-SIZED VEHICLE PARKING. No person shall
park or store any semi-tractor trailer or motor vehicle having more than two
axles on any street within the Village in excess of two hours. This
Ordinance shall not apply to the following:

Commercial vehicles directly engaged in activities for which
such vehicles are necessary, including without limitation,
loading and unloading goods, digging, hauling, plowing, and

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