Legal Documents of Baneberry

Off-highway motor vehicles may be operated or driven upon a roadway but only as follows:

1. On a two-lane roadway, only to cross such roadway at an angle of approximately ninety (90) degrees to the direction of the roadway and at a place where a quick and safe crossing may be made;
2. With respect to the crossing of a roadway having more than two (2) lanes, or a roadway having limited access, such off-road motor vehicles may cross such roadways, but only at a place designated by the city with respect to roadways within their respective corporate limits as a place where such motor vehicles, or specified types of such motor vehicles, may cross the roadways, and such vehicles shall cross such roadways only at such designated places and only in a quick and safe manner; and
3. The city with respect to roadways within their respective corporate limits may designate, by the erection of appropriate signs of a type approved by the department, places where such motor vehicles, or specified types of such motor vehicles, may cross any roadway having more than two (2) lanes or having limited access.
4. Off-road motor-driven cycles may be moved, by non-mechanical means only, adjacent to a roadway, in such a manner so as to not interfere with traffic upon the roadway only for the purpose of gaining access to, or returning from, areas designed for the operation of off-road vehicles, when no other route is available. The city may designate access routes leading to off-road parks as suitable for the operation of off-road vehicles, if such access routes are available to the general public only for pedestrian and off-mad motor vehicle travel. (1999 Code, § 15-127)