§ 1. Public property inalienable.

The ownership, right of control, and use of the streets, highways, alleys, public ways, public places, or other real property of the city shall be inalienable by the city, except as provided by this amended Charter. No right to use the streets, highways, alleys, public ways, public places, or other real property of the city, either along, across, over, or under the same shall be valid unless granted and exercised as provided by this amended Charter. No act or omission of the Council, officers, or agents of the city shall be construed to confer or extend any right not expressly granted.