The obstruction of a motor vehicle operator's view on the shoulder or at an intersection shall be prohibited within the sight distance area described in this section, which is located between a height of 42 inches and 10 feet above the existing surface of the street. Sight distance areas include the first 20 feet of the shoulder bordering on the improved road and that portion of an intersection that falls within the clear-view triangle as described herein. A clear-view triangle shall be formed on all intersections by extending two lines the lengths specified below from the center of the intersection along the centerline of both approaches, then connecting the ends of both approaches to form the hypotenuse of a triangle. To determine the clear-view triangle, the measurement along the centerline of the roadway approaches shall be as follows:
1.
For the intersection of a City-owned local access street with an arterial or higher classification roadway, the area can be determined by measuring from the centerline of the intersection a distance of 200 feet along the arterial, and a distance of 40 feet along the local access street.
2.
For the intersection of two local access streets, the area can be determined by measuring from the intersection centerline 90 feet for each street.