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6.010 Eugene Code 6.010
<br /> (5) The person responsible shall defend and hold harmless the
<br /> city fro all claims for loss or damage arising from the failure to comply
<br /> with sub ection (1) of this section.
<br /> (Section 6.007 added by Ordinance No. 19393, enacted July 28, 1986, effective
<br /> January 8, 1987.)
<br /> 6.010 Nuisances Affecting the Public. The following are nuisances which
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<br /> { may be abated as provided in this code:
<br /> (a) Animal carcasses, etc. The deposition of an animal
<br /> carcass or part thereof, or any excrement or sewage, or industrial
<br /> ' waste, or any putrid, nauseous, decaying, deleterious, offensive,
<br /> or dangerous substance in a stream, well, spring, brook, ditch,
<br /> pond, river, or other inland waters within the city, or the
<br /> placing of such substances in such position that high water or
<br /> natural seepage will carry the same into such waters.
<br /> (b) Attractive nuisances. No owner or person in charge
<br /> of property shall permit thereon:
<br /> ' ~ 1. Unguarded machinery, equipment, or other devices
<br /> k which are attractive, dangerous, and accessible to children.
<br /> 2. Lumber, logs, or pilings placed or stored in a
<br /> manner so as to be attractive, dangerous, and accessible to
<br /> children.
<br /> 3. An open pit, quarry, cistern, or other excavation
<br /> without safeguards or barriers to prevent such places from
<br /> being used by children.
<br /> 4. An open, vacant structure which is attractive, dan-
<br /> gerous and accessible to children or which is used for habi-
<br /> tation by trespassers.
<br /> This section shall not apply to authorized construction
<br /> projects with reasonable safeguards to prevent injury or death to
<br /> playing children.
<br /> 1 (c) Debris. An accumulation of decomposed animal or vege-
<br /> table matter, garbage, rubbish, manure, offal, ashes, discarded
<br /> containers, waste, paper, debris, trash, hay, grass, straw, weeds,
<br /> litter, rags, or other refuse matter or substance which by itself
<br /> or in conjunction with other substances is deleterious to public
<br /> health or comfort, or is unsightly, or creates an offensive odor.
<br /> (d) Fences.
<br /> 1. A fence, barrier, partition or obstruction electri-
<br /> cally charged or connected with any electric source in such a
<br /> manner as to transmit an electrical shock or charge to any
<br /> person, animal or thing which might come in contact therewith.
<br /> 2. A barbed-wire fence along a sidewalk or public way
<br /> except barbed-wire placed on top of fences to prevent access
<br /> to enclosed hazardous areas or facilities, or barbed-wire on
<br /> 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
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