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SEP-30-04 01:36 PM P _ 13 violation of this Subdivision. Subd. 2. Removal of Disabled Vehicles. Any police officer shall be empowered to remove any disabled vehicle left unattended for longer than twenty-four (24) hours, or any such vehicle which presents a hazard to other traffic, to a place of safekeeping, and any and all costs incurred from moving such vehicle shall be the responsibility of the owner of the vehicle. SECTION 9.19. PARKED VEHICLES - LIMITATIONS RELATING TO OCCUPANTS. Subd. 1. Children Under the Age of Ten (lO) years. It is unlawful for any person to park any vehicle on any public street or in any public parking lot, and leave said vehicle unattended, while said vehicle is occupied by any child under the age of ten (10) years. for a period not to exceed three (3) minutes, and in all such cases, the engine shall be shut off and the keys removed from the ignition. Subd. 2. Animals. It is unlawful for any person to park a vehicle on any public street or in any public parking lot, and leave said vehicle unattended, while said vehicle is occupied by an animal unless such provisions as included herein have been taken to insure the well-being of said animal: A. Windows must be left open no less than one inch, nor more than three inches to allow for ventilation of fresh air, and to prevent danger to the animal's or fowl's well-being from toxic fumes. B. In no event shall a vehicle be parked and left unattended for a continuous period of longer tha.'1 one (1) hour while said vehicle is occupied by any animal or fowl. C. Compliance with the provisions of this Section shall not relieve any owner, driver or other person having actual physical control over any parked vehicle, of any liability for injury sustained by another person, resulting from the actions of any animal left in an attended parked vehicle. Source: City Code Effective Dille: 11-5-92 (Sectlon9 9.20 through 9.29. inclusive. reserved for future expansion.) SECTION 9.30. ESTABLISHMENT OF FIRE LANES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY. Subd. 1. The City Fire Marshal is hereby directed to recommend fire lanes on private property in order that travel of fire equipment is not obstructed or interfered with and that access to buildings, structures, tire hydrants and standpipes is not blocked off or obstructed. The City Fire Marshal shall submit a scaled diagram, detailing and specifying the requested area of fire lanes on private property to the Council.