§ 66-91. Same—Leaving unattended, racing in; loitering.

(a)

The following acts or conduct of any person or persons while upon the premises of any drive-in restaurant, cafeteria or other food establishment, public or private, property adjacent thereto or property adjacent to a public street or highway separating said drive-in restaurant, cafeteria or other food establishment, public or private, and adjacent property are declared to be unlawful:

(1)

Leaving any motor vehicle unattended without getting the consent of the operator of said restaurant, cafeteria or other food establishment or property adjacent thereto as above described; in which event the vehicle may be impounded subject to the usual impounding fees;

(2)

While upon the premises of the aforesaid drive-in restaurant, cafeteria or other food establishment, or property adjacent thereto, public highway or street adjacent thereto, or property adjacent to a public street or highway separating said drive-in restaurant, cafeteria or other food establishment, public or private, and adjacent property, and operating a motor vehicle of any kind, cruise or race such motor vehicle upon the aforedescribed premises, or utilize said premises as a short cut to any other street or adjacent property, or to annoy or endanger any other person or property situated upon said premises;

(3)

For three or more persons to congregate on the premises and linger or loiter at any location on the premises of any drive-in restaurant, cafeteria, or other food establishment, public or private, or abutting property other than in the restaurant, cafeteria or other food establishment building or in a legally parked motor vehicle.

(b)

Any motor vehicle found unattended upon any of the aforedescribed premises in violation of this article, in the absence of actual knowledge of the identity of the person responsible for leaving said motor vehicle thereon unattended, shall be presumed to have [been] left unattended by the person in whose name such motor vehicle is registered or by any person having been observed operating said motor vehicle on more than one occasion within a period of time not more than one week preceding said violation, and such persons shall be held prima facie responsible for such violation.

(Ord. No. 498, § 5, 1-6-66; Code 1973, § 13-58)