Decisions
Traffic and street-use designations
The City Code leaves many street-by-street rules to the council: stop signs and no-parking zones (traffic control devices, Chapter 61), the streets snowmobiles, ATVs and off-road utility vehicles may use (§§ 75.04–75.05), weight embargoes (§ 66.01) — set by resolution — and special speed zones, which § 63.04 says are adopted by ordinance. Each designation below shows where it applies, what it sets as printed, when, the instrument, and whether a later one at the same place replaced it.
Unofficial register compiled from the resolutions, ordinances and the 2010 Code in this archive. "Current" means no later designation at the same place is in the archive; signs on the street, a resolution the archive does not hold, or an Iowa DOT order (Highway 6) may differ. The City of Tiffin's records govern.
By street
32 streets and places
- Bailey Way 1
- Blue Jay Court 6 (4 current)
- Brown Street 2
- Buck Street 1
- Creekside Drive 1
- Croell Avenue 5
- Dakota Avenue 2 (1 current)
- Deer View Avenue 1
- Doe Avenue 1
- Dogwood Lane 1
- East Greenfield Drive 1
- East Second Street 2
- Elderberry Street 1
- Fawn Avenue 2 (1 current)
- Goldfinch Avenue 1
- Goldfinch Drive 1
- Highway 6 6 (3 current)
- Ireland Avenue 4 (3 current)
- Jackson Street 1
- Jasper Avenue 4
- Lilac Street 1
- Nightingale Drive 1
- North Park Road 2 (1 current)
- Oakdale Boulevard 2
- Park Road 2 (1 current)
- Potter Street 2
- Railroad Street 1
- Redbird Run 1
- Roberts Ferry Road 5 (4 current)
- Rolling Hills Drive 1
- Third Street 1
- Citywide 6
ATV and off-road utility vehicle streets
City Code: § 75.05.
| Where | Sets As printed | Effective | By | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Citywide | ATVs and off-road utility vehicles allowedas printed“Now, therefore be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Tiffin, Iowa that ATVs and Off-road utility vehicles may be operated on any city street except Marengo Road/Highway 6 as specified below: ATVs and Off-road utility vehicles shall not be operated upon a City Street which is a primary road extension through the City but shall be allowed to cross a City Street which is a primary...” p. 1 |
Aug 16, 2022 | Res. 2022-073 · copy | Current |
How it is built: every resolution whose own heading (the minutes' title when the archive has no copy) names a designation is read sentence by sentence from its resolving clauses; each sentence gives the kind, the place and what it sets. Speed zones are read from § 63.04 as each ordinance sets it out, compared with the zones before it. A later designation of the same kind at the same place is taken to replace an earlier one ("inferred") unless the later one names it; stop signs add to each other unless one removes them. Hearing dates, plans, bids, agreements and street closures for one event are left out; parses the rules cannot settle wait for a person before they are listed. JSON · built 2026-10-22
Data last updated October 23, 2026. Built from the archive's documents; see how the data is built.