ARTICLE II. BARRIERS FOR
ENTRANCES TO CERTAIN LAND
FROM PUBLIC STREET OR ROAD
Sec. 20-21.
Definitions.
As used in this article, the
following words and terms shall have the meaning ascribed to them in this article:
Barrier. A kind of fence, at
least twenty-four inches (24") high, to obstruct and block the movement of motor
vehicles or other things. "Barrier" shall include an earthwork constructed to
obstruct passage which shall be grass seeded.
Fence. A structure having a
minimum height of twenty-four inches (24") erected across any trail entrance, road or
right-of-way to prevent passage in or out.
Gate. A moveable framework
or solid structure, at least twenty-four inches (24") high, that swings on hinges and
controls the entrance or exit to or from land.
Motor vehicle.
Every vehicle
which is self-propelled or designed for self-propulsion and every vehicle drawn by or
designed to be drawn by a motor vehicle, including every device in, upon or by which any
person or property is or can be transported or drawn upon a highway, street or road.
Overgrown. Overspread or
covered with herbage, foliage or excessive growth of any kind.
Timber.
Growing timber or
trees, collectively.
Wooded.
Covered with woods
or trees.
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