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6.010 CIJu�sm»�es `� "`► p•b� Eugene Code
<br />6.010
<br />(c) Debris An accumulation of decomposed animal or
<br />vegetable matter, garbage, rubbish, manure, offal, ashes, discarded
<br />containers, waste, paper, debris, trash, hay, grass, straw,
<br />weeds, litter, rags, or other refuse matter or substance which by
<br />itself or in conjunction with other substances is deleterious to
<br />public health or comfort, or is unsightly, or creates an offensive
<br />odor.
<br />(d) Fences
<br />1. A fence, barrier, partition or obstruction
<br />electrically charged or connected with any electric source
<br />in such a manner as to transmit an electrical shock or
<br />charge to any person, animal or thing which might come in
<br />contact therewith.
<br />2. A barbed -wire fence along a sidewalk -or public
<br />way except barbed -wire placed on top of fences to prevent
<br />access to enclosed hazardous areas or facilities, or barbed -
<br />wire on fences in an AG Agricultural District.
<br />(e) Iceboxes and other containers An abandoned, unattended
<br />or discarded icebox, refrigerator or other container accessible
<br />to children which has an airtight door, or lock which may not be
<br />released for opening from the inside. This definition does not
<br />include iceboxes, refrigerators, or other containers offered for
<br />sale by commercial establishments provided that the same are kept
<br />within enclosures from which children are excluded at all times
<br />except business hours.
<br />(f) Odors Premises which are in such a state or condition
<br />as to cause an offensive odor or which are in an unsanitary
<br />condition.
<br />(g) Privies, etc A privy, vault, cesspool, septic tank or
<br />drain which emits a noisome and offensive smell, or which is
<br />prejudicial to public health.
<br />(h) Stagnant water An accumulation of stagnant or impure
<br />water which affords or might afford a breeding place for mosquitoes
<br />or other insects.
<br />(i) Trees A dead or decaying tree that is a hazard to
<br />the public or to persons or property on or near the property.
<br />(j) Vision obstructions A tree, shrub, bush or plant go
<br />higher than 18 inches above the crown of the adjacent roadway in
<br />that portion of the roadway between the property line and the
<br />curb line within 35 feet from the intersection of curb lines, if
<br />extended, at any street, avenue, or highway intersection.
<br />Where curbs have not been established, no such use of street area
<br />shall be made within 25 feet of the intersection of property
<br />lines if extended at any street, avenue, or highway intersection.
<br />The terms "bush," "shrub," or "plant," as used in this section
<br />shall include climbers and other vegetation growing upon or
<br />supported by poles, wires or trellises.
<br />(k) Others Any other thing, substance, condition, or
<br />activity prohibited by state law, common law, this Code, other
<br />ordinances, or which is determined by the council to be injurious
<br />or detrimental to the public health, safety, or welfare of the
<br />city and particularly those actions prohibited in sections
<br />C.
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