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traffic investigations by the Department of Highways, and by the City of Louisville it has been determine,d that a reasonable and true prima facie speed lirni t on portions oE said Streets shall be a maximum of 20 miles pe.r hour in the business district and a maximum of 30 miles per hour on the remaining portions,and 45 miles pe.r hour on State Highway No. 42 (East Street), provided that standard signs are erected giving notice of the authorized speed as provided by Chapter 13, Article 5, Section 33(4) and 34, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963. Section 7. That there shall be no parking whatsoever on any roadway or contigu~us shoulder of any State Highway or connection link within the said Ci ty of Louisville during the times and at the pI ace.s where snow re- moval operations are in progress. Section 8. That any violation of this Ordinance shall be punishable in the police. court of the City of Louisville by penalty as provided by Ordinance No. 346 of the City of Louisville. regulating the use of public streets. That any police officer of the said City of Louisville is ra-eby authorized and required to enforce th,~ provisions of this Ordinance and the Pollce Magistrate shall have jurisdiction to hear and try any person charged with its violation and if such person be guilty, to punish such person as provided in the above mentioned Ordinance No. 346. Section 9. That in order to e,stablish the, stree.ts and connecting links it will be necessary to take and purchase. certain property included within the above described right-of-way. By this Ordinance the said City of Louisville recognize.s the right of the Department of Highways to pur- chase or condemn any such private property. Section 10. That all traffic and parking regul at ions hereafter adopted which pertain to the streets and roadway which form a part of the State Highway System or being a conne.cting link thereof, shall be. submitted to the De?artment of Highways for approval in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 120, Article 13, Section 35(8) of the Session Laws of Colorado, 1963, before they shall become effective. Section 11. That all parts of Ordinances in conflict her-ewith are h'=reby repeale.d. Section 12. That if any prov~s~on of this Ordinance, or application thereof to any person or circumstances is held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other provisions or applications of this Ordinance which can be given effect without the invalid provisions or applications, and to this end the provisions of this OrdLnance are declare,d to be severable. Section 13. That this Ordinance is necessary to prote.ct and preserve the public health, safe.ty, convenience and general welfare and that cer- tain funds now available to construct the portions of said Highways must be used within a short period of time or be forfeited and it is enacted for that purpose and shall be in force and effect immediately after passage and final publication. -2-