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602.05: HANDICAPPED PARKING: A. Restriction: No person shall park a motor yehicle in a PARKING space designated and reserved for the physically handicapped, on either private or public property, unless: 1. That person is physically handicapped in a manner rendering it difficult and burdensome for such person to walk or such person was operating the vehicle under the direction of such a physically handicapped person; and 2. The yehicle yisibly bears or contains the certificate or insignia issued to physically handicapped persons by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety pursuant to Minnesota Statute section 169.345, subdivision 2. B. Notice of Designation: Notice of such designation of handicapped PARKING spaces shall be given by the posting of signs designated in accordance with the requirements of the Manual of the Commissioner of Public Safety on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and the location, number and method of signing of such spaces is first approved by the Chief of Police. (Ord. 781, 5-10-76) 602.06: PARKING ON BOULEVARD PROHIBITED: No vehicle shall be PARKED on any boulevard adjacent to a public street except: A. Boulevard PARKING spaces listed on the inventory of boulevard PARKING spaces regularly in use, dated June 30, 1984, prepared by the Code Enforcement Officer, a copy of which is incorporated herein by reference and which is on file in the office of the City Manager, may continue to be used until one of the following occurs: 1. Roadway improvements involving disturbance of or removal of the boulevard PARKING area is undertaken; or 2. Substantial improvements to the lot located adjacent to the boulevard PARKING area is undertaken, such expansion or construction of house, garage or driveway. B. Where a variance from the provisions of this Section is granted pursuant to the minor variance procedure of subsection 1Ol3.02C ofthe City Code, based upon criteria established by the City Manager. (Ord. 962, 9-10-84) 602.07: FIRE LANES: A. Designation of Lanes: When the Fire Chief determines that it is necessary for fire safety purposes to establish areas of access for firefighting equipment, the Fire Chief shall designate fire ianes along the curb of public and private roadways adjacent to buildings and within the PARKING lots of public and private property. Within thirty (30) days of notification of such designation, in writing, by the Fire Chief, the owner of the property adjacent to such fire lanes shall, at the property owner's expense: . 1. Post and maintain signs approved by the }'ire Chief reading, in substance, "NO PARKING - FIRE LANE". Such signs shall be posted at each end of the fire lane and at least at every one hundred foot (100') interval within the fire lane. 3