ORDER N0. 17577
ORDER AMENDING ORDER N0. 15071, DATED JUNE 13th, 1983,
RE: ORDER IDENTIFYING RESTRICTED PARKING AREA5 IN UPPER
LEVEL OF COURTHOUSE YARD AND ESTABLISHING ONE WAY TRAFFIC
FLOW
On this the 13th day of November 1987, upon motion made
by Commissioner Ray, seconded by Commissioner Lich, it was
unanimously approved by the Court that Order No. 15071,
dated June 13th, 1983, Re: Order Identifying Restricted
Parking Areas in Upper Level of Courthouse Yard and Establish-
ing One Way Traffic Flow, be amended, by deleting a portion
of the first paragraph which reads: "that parking spaces on
the east and west sides of the courthouse yard be restricted
to two hour parking", and by adding the_followi g "that
effective December 1st, 1987, all parking spaces in the
Courthouse yard be limited to two hour parking."
ORDER N0. 15071
ORDER IDENTIFYING RE5TRICTED PARKING 1~REAS IN UPPER LEVEL
OF COURTHOUSE YARD AND ESTABLISHING~ONE
wAY TRAFFIC FLaW
On this thel3th day of June, I983, came on to be
considered by the Court the matter of identifying restricteri
parking areas in the upper level of the courthouse yard; and it
appearing to the Court that pursuant to Court order #14,992 a public
hearing was held at the courthouse on April 13th, 1983 concerning
said proposals at which time the Court heard comments pro and con
from the attendants thereto, it is ordered on motion by
Commissioner „_~~~`_~, seconded by Commissioner
Lich , and approved by the Court that parking
spaces on the east and west sides of the courthouse yard '
be restricted to two hour parking; and further, that traffic into the
yard `be limited toy the Jefferson Street entrance, with traffic exiting
at the two places provided on Earl Garrett Street. It is further
ordered that traffic flow be limited to one way, going south from
the Jefferson Street entrance, and that the provisions of t!iis
order be effective immediately.
1n accordance~with provisions of Article 6701g, violators
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of the provisions hereof shall. be guilty of a misdemeanor and steal 1. ,
upon conviction, be punished by fine not exceeding $50,00 for the
first offense; by a fine not exceeding $200.00 far the second
offense; and by a fine not exceeding $500.00 or imprisonment
in the county jail. not to exceed sixty days, or both such fine
and imprisonment for each subsequent offense.
The foregoing order was approved by the Court by the
following vote:
Aye:
Commissioners Holland, Higgins, Lich and Guthrie
and County Judge Morriss
No: None