Regulating the Use of Streets, Alleys and Courts in the City of South Bend

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may establish or re-establish the location of any preferential inter- , section by ordinance duly enacted. Preferential intersections are hereby established at the following points, according to the following regulation: Notre Dame Avenue shall be preferential at the intersection of South Bend Avenue with Notre Dame Avenue. Notre Dame Avenue shall be preferential at the intersection of Corby Street with Notre Dame Avenue. Indiana Avenue shall be preferential at the intersection of Fellow Street with Indiana Avenue. Section 14. All Streets Preferential as to Alleys. -- No person shall drive any vehicle from any alley, court or driveway into a public street without first bringing such vehicle to a full stop at the approaching boundary or property line of such street. After making such stop, the vehicle shall be driven into the street with proper I consideration for the safety of pedestrians and vehicles upon such street, all streets being preferential over all alleys, courts- and driveways-. Section 15. Parallel Parking -- Angle Parkin,. -- All vehicles shall be parked parallel with the curb upon all streets of the 'city; provided, that angle parking at 30 degrees with the curb shall be permissable on Michigan Street from Monroe Street to South Street, and from a point two hundred eighty feet south from the south • line of Bronson Street to Ohio Street on the east side of Michigan Street and to Garst Street on the west side of Michigan Street; provided further that the Board of Public Safety in cases of emergency or public necessity may temporarily provide, by proper pavement markings, for 30. degree angle parking on other streets or at other points outside of the Vehicular Loop, until such time as the Common Council shall change or establish by ordinance such temporary regulations; and provided further, _ I that where the curb is set back from the established curb line of any street where parallel parking only is permitted, vehicles may park at an angle when not so parked as to project over the sidewalk or into the street a greater distance than 7 feet from such established curb line. -6-