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6 (1) When a truck has a subsequent delivery or pick-up scheduled within the immediate vicinity for that day, the truck may proceed to a subsequent pick-up or subsequent delivery location(s) only if all of the following conditions are met: (i) The driver has in his or her possession a written bill of lading or similar document for the next subsequent delivery or will have a pick-up order upon reaching said subsequent pick-up location(s); (ii) The driver has in his or her possession a written manifest or similar document which shows all of the scheduled delivery or pick-up location(s) for that day; and (iii)The distance from the first delivery or pick-up location off the truck route to the next subsequent delivery(s) or pick-up location(s) is not greater than a total of nine (9) City blocks the first delivery or pick-up location. So long as the conditions of this sub-Section (c) are met, it is the intent of this sub-Section (c) to permit as many subsequent deliveries or pick-ups from the initial location which was off of the designated truck route so long as such subsequent deliveries or pick-ups are within a maximum distance of one-half mile from the initial delivery or pick-up location. It is the further intent of this sub-Section (c) to permit subsequent deliveries or pick-ups by the truck if such subsequent deliveries or pick-ups are on the most direct route back to the designated truck route. (d) Residential Streets (1)All trucks as defined in section 20-106 when finished delivering or picking up goods or providing a service within the city, shall return to the nearest truck route by the most direct route, except through residential areas with roadway widths less than 28 feet, unless the destination is on such a street. (2) Any truck driver who is stopped by a City or State Police Officer on a street which is not designated as a truck route, and who does not have a written bill of lading and a written manifest, City permit, or similar documents as required by sub- paragraph (c) herein, shall be in violation of this section and shall be issued a citation. (e) Weather Oversize, overweight or hazardous loads shall not move in the City during inclement weather when such weather conditions could cause the movement to become a hazard to persons or traffic, or damage the streets, traffic signals, utility structures, or other property. Should such conditions develop during the movement, the driver shall stop movement of the hazardous, oversize or overweight load, and proceed when conditions have cleared. Frost Law (f) Stopping, Standing, Parking No person shall stop, stand or park a truck as defined in section 20-106 on any street, other than for the expeditious loading or unloading of freight, except in cases of emergency when such truck is broken down and unable to move, and except also in the event a moving van is loading or unloading furniture and household goods, or the furniture and equipment and goods, wares and merchandise of a business, in either of which events the operator of such truck will