§ 10.28.010. One-way streets—Designation and marking.

A.

The chief of police or other person designated by the council is authorized to cause any street or section or portion thereof to be designated and maintained as a one-way street and to designate the direction in which vehicles shall lawfully travel thereon, as may be authorized by the city council from time to time. Whenever any street is so designated, the same shall be identified as a one-way street by signs or markings painted on the surface of the street or by clearly visible and uniform signs erected adjacent thereto, or both, which signs or marking shall indicate the designation of such street as a one-way street and the direction on which vehicles shall lawfully travel by arrows pointing in that direction. Such signs or markings shall be erected or painted at each entrance to the one-way street and at each cross intersection and at such other points as may be deemed advisable by the chief of police or other designated person.

B.

The fact that a one-way street has been designated, as indicated by appropriate signs and markings painted or erected as provided in this section, shall be prima facie evidence that the designation was authorized by the city council and that it was determined by the city council that the same should be designated according to such markings and signs as they then exist.

(Prior code § 17-28)