Index: L
Landfills
Landlords
Landscaping
Leashing
§ 4-1—
Running at large prohibited.
§ 4-18—
Dog off owner's premises without leash prohibited except in certain designated areas, where different requirements apply.
§ 4-25—
Keeping of barking, etc., dogs or cats; responsibility of owner to prevent dog or cat from damaging property or biting, etc., persons.
§ 4-26.1—
Setting loose another person's dog to run at large.
§ 4-34—
Requirements for owner of dog designated a dangerous dog.
§ 4-37—
Circumstances when a dog shall be required to comply with certain requirements.
§ 4-39—
Requirements for owners of certain dogs to follow.
Leaves of absence
Liability
§ 1-5—
Repeal of ordinance not to affect liabilities, etc.
§ 2-1—
Policy concerning meetings, records and votes (open meetings and records law).
§ 2-5—
Prohibited acts by the Board of Aldermen or Mayor; exceptions.
§ 2-18—
Election and duties of City Clerk generally.
§ 2-71—
Oath — bond.
§ 3-6—
License applicant qualifications and other requirements to apply for license — in general.
§ 4-34—
Requirements for owner of dog designated a dangerous dog.
§ 4-35—
Procedure when dangerous dog bites, injures or attacks any person or domestic animal.
§ 5-20.3—
Special tax bill and personal debt for cost of work by City.
§ 5-20.6—
Liability of officers, etc., of City.
§ 5-24—
Insurance required.
§ 5-29—
Amendments to the National Electrical Code/2014 Edition.
§ 6-31—
Powers and duties.
§ 9-29—
Collector to use all lawful means to collect taxes and licenses.
§ 9-30—
Statements of taxes due; receipts for taxes received by mail.
§ 9-42—
Enhanced Enterprise Zone — blighted area.
§ 10-3—
Same — duties when fire outside City limits; charges in such case for use of equipment — emergency aid requests.
§ 10-9—
Same — to adopt all prudent measures for fire prevention; inspection powers; compliance with directions required.
§ 10-90—
Hot ashes and other dangerous materials.
§ 11-4—
Discharge restricted as to time, type of firework and area — public displays.
§ 12-9—
Disclaimer of liability.
§ 13-10—
Permits or licenses required to engage in collection business.
§ 13-13—
Collection and disposal service charges — state imposed surcharges.
§ 16-15.1—
Municipal pawnshop license — requirements.
§ 18-13—
Failure to maintain motor vehicle financial responsibility.
§ 18-21—
Weight regulations.
§ 18-25.4—
Stock golf carts operated on City streets — requirements.
§ 18-25.6—
Utility vehicles, operation on City streets, exceptions.
§ 18-35—
Owner prima facie responsible — prohibited parking in alleys.
§ 19-5—
Same — costs and expenses — injunctive relief.
§ 20-31—
Firearms — firing prohibited; exceptions.
§ 20-35.1—
Library theft.
§ 20-43—
Solicitation of charitable contributions on City street — permit required.
§ 20.1-12—
Public conduct during parades.
§ 22-141—
Testing procedures and parameters.
§ 23-65—
Same — application; statement of qualifications; bond.
§ 24-9—
Prohibiting excessive force during non-violent civil rights demonstrations.
§ 25-1—
Issuance of Municipal Administrative Search Warrants.
§ 26-6—
Deposit by consumer; required; amount; purpose.
§ 26-18—
Constant supply of electricity or water not guaranteed.
§ 26-39.2—
Net metering.
§ 26-50.4—
Regulations regarding water system.
§ 26-50.6—
Entrance to properties authorized, when.
§ 26-50.7—
Violation, penalty.
§ 26-53—
Inspection and right of entry.
§ 26-54—
Liability for obstruction of or damage to public sewer system.
§ 26-55—
Violation of Article.
§ 26-85.4—
Installation and connection of building sewers.
§ 26-85.7—
Right of entry, when and by whom.
§ 26-85.8—
Violation; penalty.
§ 26-100—
City may construct when no bids received; apportionment of cost; issuance of tax bill; City not liable in court actions.
§ 26-107—
Board of Aldermen may regulate; City not liable for expenses, construction, etc.
§ 26-110—
When construction authorized; connection to public or district sewer.
§ 26-112—
Delinquent payment —  service  disconnected;  reconnection  of service.
§ 30-13.3—
Permits for excavations and requirements for issuance.
§ 30-33—
Arborist's permit.
§ 30-35—
Nonliability of City.
§ 30-51—
Special assessment procedure for sidewalks.
§ 30-52—
Alternate special assessment procedure for sidewalks.
§ 30-54—
Release from liability.
§ 30.1-6—
Preliminary plat (required for major subdivisions).
§ 30.1-11—
Final plat (for both major and minor subdivisions).
§ 30.1-31—
Savings.
§ 30.2-17—
Accidental discharges.
Libraries
Ch 2—
Administration
§ 2-48—
Powers and responsibilities as to property, personnel, contracts, etc.
§ 9-2—
Payment of claims, bills, etc.
§ 9-41—
Enhanced Enterprise Zone — Board of Commissioners.
§ 9-43—
Enhanced Enterprise Zone — qualified businesses — requirements to abate property taxes.
Ch 15—
Library
§ 15-1—
Established.
§ 15-2—
Library board of trustees; appointment; composition; terms; removal; vacancies; compensation; who may not serve.
§ 15-3—
Property tax levied; proceeds to go to library fund.
§ 15-4—
Library Board; annual report to Board of Aldermen.
§ 15-5—
Penalties may be imposed.
§ 15-6—
Library Board; powers and duties.
§ 20-35.1—
Library theft.
20-35.1D{1}—
LIBRARY
20-35.1D{2}—
LIBRARY CARD
20-35.1D{3}—
LIBRARY MATERIAL
20-35.1D{4}—
NOTICE IN WRITING
20-35.1D{5}—
PREMISES OF A LIBRARY
§ 20-36—
Stealing.
§ 22-4—
Scope.
§ 31-19—
Use regulations.
Library
Ch 2—
Administration
§ 2-48—
Powers and responsibilities as to property, personnel, contracts, etc.
§ 9-2—
Payment of claims, bills, etc.
§ 9-41—
Enhanced Enterprise Zone — Board of Commissioners.
§ 9-43—
Enhanced Enterprise Zone — qualified businesses — requirements to abate property taxes.
Ch 15—
Library
§ 15-1—
Established.
§ 15-2—
Library board of trustees; appointment; composition; terms; removal; vacancies; compensation; who may not serve.
§ 15-3—
Property tax levied; proceeds to go to library fund.
§ 15-4—
Library Board; annual report to Board of Aldermen.
§ 15-5—
Penalties may be imposed.
§ 15-6—
Library Board; powers and duties.
§ 20-35.1—
Library theft.
20-35.1D{1}—
LIBRARY
20-35.1D{2}—
LIBRARY CARD
20-35.1D{3}—
LIBRARY MATERIAL
20-35.1D{4}—
NOTICE IN WRITING
20-35.1D{5}—
PREMISES OF A LIBRARY
§ 20-36—
Stealing.
§ 22-4—
Scope.
§ 31-19—
Use regulations.
Library Board of Trustees
§ 2-48—
Powers and responsibilities as to property, personnel, contracts, etc.
§ 15-2—
Library board of trustees; appointment; composition; terms; removal; vacancies; compensation; who may not serve.
§ 15-4—
Library Board; annual report to Board of Aldermen.
§ 15-6—
Library Board; powers and duties.
Licenses and permits
§ 1-7—
General penalty.
§ 2-1—
Policy concerning meetings, records and votes (open meetings and records law).
§ 2-21—
Levy of taxes.
Ch 2 Art III—
Officers and Employees Generally
§ 2-37—
Signing of commissions, approval of bonds, etc.; records.
§ 2-47—
Additional powers and duties.
§ 2-52—
City Attorney — qualifications.
§ 2-55.1—
City Prosecutor.
§ 2-57—
Duties generally.
§ 2-62—
Duties generally.
§ 2-81—
Powers and duties.
Ch 3—
Alcoholic Beverages
§ 3-1—
Definitions applicable to this Chapter and other designated Chapters and Sections.
3-1{2}—
CITY CLERK
3-1{3}—
FINANCIAL INTEREST
3-1{5}—
LICENSEE
3-1{12}—
RESORT
§ 3-3—
Prohibitions against selling, supplying or possessing alcoholic beverages, concerning minors, intoxicated persons and habitual drunkards; presumption concerning contents of sealed alcoholic beverage containers.
Ch 3 Art II—
Licenses and Operation of Licensed Establishments
§ 3-4—
City alcoholic beverage licenses.
§ 3-5—
Hours licensees may operate under licenses.
§ 3-6—
License applicant qualifications and other requirements to apply for license — in general.
§ 3-7—
Same — additional requirements to apply for package intoxicating liquor license and Sunday package intoxicating liquor license.
§ 3-8—
(Reserved)
§ 3-9—
License applicant qualifications and other requirements to apply for license — additional requirement to apply for any liquor by the drink license.
§ 3-9.1—
Same — additional requirements for tax exempt organization to apply for liquor by the drink licenses.
§ 3-10—
Same — additional requirements to apply for resort license.
§ 3-10.1—
Temporary resort license — application requirements.
§ 3-11—
through Section 3-11.1. (Reserved)
§ 3-12—
Procedure to submit license application; consideration by City Clerk to approve license application.
§ 3-13—
Applicability of chapter to druggists and physicians.
§ 3-14—
Granting of license; license tax — duration and non-proration; terms of license.
§ 3-15—
License and licensee — change of information or facts; license transfer to other premises; reporting violations and license revocations and suspensions.
§ 3-16—
Transfer of license to other persons, when allowed; withdrawal of partner from partnership granted license.
§ 3-17—
Renewal of license — application requirements.
§ 3-18—
Ordinance violations by licensee or employees concerning operation of licensed premises or concerning conduct of persons upon licensed premises.
§ 3-19—
Convictions and law violations-when such may not be sole cause for suspending, revoking, refusing to renew or refusing to grant license.
§ 3-20—
Suspension, revocation and non-renewal of license.
§ 3-21—
Conviction for violating chapter provision — penalty in general; license revocation upon conviction.
§ 3-22—
City Clerk to develop forms to apply for license and renewal of license.
§ 4-1—
Running at large prohibited.
§ 4-2—
Animal abuse or neglect.
§ 4-3—
Exceptions to Section 4-2.
§ 4-9—
Use of sales barns; provision for stock shows and fairs.
§ 4-10—
Dog and cat license required.
§ 4-11—
Duty of owner to license dog and cat-when.
§ 4-12—
Registration procedure generally; tags.
§ 4-13—
Dog and cat license-receipts and tags.
§ 4-14—
Tags — affixing.
§ 4-15—
Duplicate tags.
§ 4-18—
Dog off owner's premises without leash prohibited except in certain designated areas, where different requirements apply.
§ 4-20—
Redemption of impounded dogs and cats.
§ 4-21—
Release of impounded dogs and cats.
§ 4-24—
Female dogs in heat; vicious dogs; dogs which chase automobiles.
§ 4-29—
Procedure when dog or cat bites, injures or attacks any person or domestic animal.
§ 4-30—
Number of dogs and cats allowed at residence.
§ 4-33—
Designation of dangerous dog — procedure.
§ 4-34—
Requirements for owner of dog designated a dangerous dog.
§ 4-35—
Procedure when dangerous dog bites, injures or attacks any person or domestic animal.
§ 4-38—
Procedures to be followed for making a determination of when a dog will be subject to the provisions of Section 4-39.
§ 4-39—
Requirements for owners of certain dogs to follow.
§ 4-43—
Enclosures.
§ 5-1—
Permit for construction; submission and approval of plan; permit required to move building.
§ 5-3—
Inspection of mobile homes and feeder assemblies.
§ 5-20.6—
Liability of officers, etc., of City.
§ 5-20.8—
Insurance proceeds for damage or loss to dangerous buildings.
§ 5-21—
Permit required.
§ 5-24—
Insurance required.
§ 5-26—
Definitions for and exemptions to International Building Code — 2015 Edition.
§ 5-27—
Amendments to the International Building Code — 2015 Edition.
§ 5-29—
Amendments to the National Electrical Code/2014 Edition.
§ 5-32—
Amendments to the International Plumbing Code — 2015 Edition.
§ 5-35—
Amendments to the International Mechanical Code — 2015 Edition.
§ 5-37—
Amendments to the International Residential Code for One- and Two-Family Dwellings — 2015 Edition.
§ 5-38—
International Fire Code — 2015 Edition.
§ 5-40—
Amendments to International Fire Code — 2015 Edition.
§ 5-43—
Amendments to the International Fuel Gas Code — 2015 Edition.
§ 5-45—
Definitions For And Exemptions To International Existing Building Code — 2015 Edition.
§ 5-46—
Amendments To The International Existing Building Code — 2015.
§ 6-1—
Interment permit — required; contents; filing; fee.
§ 6-2—
Same — purpose; who authorized to dig graves — licensed funeral director to be present — exception.
§ 6-3—
Same — disposition of fee; responsibility of City regarding grave.
§ 6-5—
Disinterment — permit required; fee generally; requirements to disinter.
§ 6-6—
Permit — when not issued.
§ 6-7—
Price of burial spaces; permit required for markers.
§ 6-11.1—
Same — special permit for use of mechanical diggers.
§ 6-17—
Concrete apron required of lots; grave liners and additional requirements for certain lots; specifications for apron and other special requirements to be in warranty deeds.
§ 6-18.1—
Burial of indigent persons in the Centralia Cemetery.
§ 6-21—
Same — standards for approval; granting of special permit.
§ 6-24—
Composition  of  fund — gifts;  donations;  money  from  burial space sales.
§ 8.1-4—
Discrimination — in sale or rental of housing.
Ch 9—
Finance and Taxation
§ 9-27—
Collector to collect all additional taxes not mentioned in Assessor's books.
§ 9-29—
Collector to use all lawful means to collect taxes and licenses.
§ 9-39—
Imposed; rate; collection, etc., generally.
§ 10-14—
Fire Chief's permission required for use of certain whistles, etc.
§ 10-84—
Applicability of article; storage permit.
§ 10-91—
Accumulations of combustible materials.
§ 11-1—
Sale prohibited — exception.
§ 11-2—
Sellers to display sign.
§ 11-3—
Sale from streets and other public property prohibited — manner in which fireworks must be sold.
§ 11-4—
Discharge restricted as to time, type of firework and area — public displays.
§ 11-5—
Unlawful to possess, sell or discharge certain fireworks.
§ 11-7—
Fire Chief may prohibit fireworks — when.
12-1{55}—
START OF CONSTRUCTION
§ 12-2—
Statutory authorization, statement of methods used to analyze flood hazards, statement of purpose, intention and interpretation.
§ 12-3—
City Administrator designated Floodplain Administrator and to administer and enforce chapter provisions.
§ 12-4—
Lands to which chapter applies.
§ 12-5—
Floodplain development permit.
§ 12-6—
Standards for floodplain development permit.
§ 12-7—
Floodplain management variance procedures.
§ 12-9—
Disclaimer of liability.
§ 13-5—
Owners of lots to remove weeds, etc.; notice and hearing; removal by City and taxing of costs against property.
§ 13-8—
Collection.
§ 13-10—
Permits or licenses required to engage in collection business.
§ 13-12—
Unlawful acts.
§ 13-25—
Items prohibited by the state.
§ 13-29—
Temporary collection and disposal of major appliances.
§ 14-1—
City Physician — appointment and qualifications.
§ 14-3—
Inspections of nursing homes and similar facilities.
§ 14-5—
Persons with infectious diseases prohibited from working in food establishments.
§ 14-7—
Employer to post copy of Sections 14-5, 14-6, and 14-7 where readily seen by employees; City Clerk to provide copy.
Ch 16—
Licenses
§ 16-1—
Required generally; exceptions.
§ 16-2—
Failure to obtain prohibited.
§ 16-3—
Separate license required for each business; exception.
§ 16-4—
Operating more than one business at same location.
§ 16-6—
Determination of whether business, etc., covered by Chapter.
§ 16-7—
Responsibility of representatives for compliance of principals, etc., with Chapter.
§ 16-8—
License not required for delivery of goods purchased outside City.
§ 16-9—
Fees for operating vehicle on public highways supplemental to fees required by other provisions.
§ 16-10—
Schedule of fees.
§ 16-11—
City License Officer — City Clerk designated — duties generally.
§ 16-12—
Same — promulgation of rules and regulations — additional duties.
§ 16-13—
Taxes and fees to be paid to City Collector; issuance of receipt.
§ 16-14—
Application; original license.
§ 16-15—
Same — renewal.
§ 16-15.1—
Municipal pawnshop license — requirements.
§ 16-15.2—
Renewal of licenses for certain businesses — requiring certain plumbing device requirements be met.
§ 16-15.3—
Short-Term Rentals.
§ 16-16—
Application — refunds upon disapproval; engaging in business during appeal prohibited.
§ 16-17—
Confidentiality of information.
§ 16-18—
Inspection of business, books, etc.; operation of business upon revocation, expiration, etc.
§ 16-19—
Posting or display of license.
§ 16-19.1—
Delinquent license taxes — penalty.
§ 16-20—
Registration of persons engaging in interstate commerce.
§ 16-21—
Enforcement of Chapter; right of entry of License Officer, etc.
§ 16-21.1—
Revocation, suspension or non-renewal of licenses; procedure.
Ch 16 Art II—
Utilities
§ 16-22—
License tax — imposed; amount.
§ 16-25.1—
Maintaining utility business license tax rate on gross receipts.
16-26{2}—
OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE TAX
16-26{7}—
TAX STAMP, STAMP
§ 16-27—
License and tax for sale, etc. — registration fee.
§ 16-28—
Payment; affixing of tax stamps; discounts.
§ 16-29—
Appropriation of revenue.
§ 16-30—
Sale without stamps; counterfeiting, etc., of stamps.
§ 16-31—
Business license for vending machines; sale through vending machines.
§ 16-32—
Application for and issuance of license; license non-assignment; display required.
§ 16-33—
Duty of retailer on obtaining unstamped cigarettes.
§ 16-34—
Enforcement powers of City Clerk; power to adopt rules and regulations.
§ 16-36—
Confiscation of unstamped cigarettes.
16-39A{1}—
PRE-APPROVAL
§ 18-1—
Missouri Model Traffic Ordinance adopted; amendments.
§ 18-5—
Regulation and control of obstructing freeways, etc.
§ 18-7—
Prohibited driving age.
§ 18-7.1—
Driving without a driver's license, riding motorcycle without protective headgear.
§ 18-7.2—
Driving in violation of intermediate driver's license or temporary instruction permit.
§ 18-7.3—
Driving while revoked or suspended.
§ 18-13.1—
Failure to display currently registered license plates; improper display of license plates.
§ 18-15—
Leaving the scene of an accident.
§ 18-20—
Overloaded, etc., vehicles prohibited.
§ 18-25.1—
Regulation of all-terrain vehicles and prohibition of snow mobiles.
§ 18-25.2—
Motorized play vehicles and motorized scooters prohibited on City streets except during parades.
§ 18-25.4—
Stock golf carts operated on City streets — requirements.
§ 18-25.5—
Inspection, permits and registration required to operate low-speed vehicle, golf carts, or utility vehicle on City streets, roads, or alleys.
§ 18-25.6—
Utility vehicles, operation on City streets, exceptions.
§ 18-29—
Overtaking and passing another vehicle — driving on right and left hand sides of roadway — when prohibited and allowed.
§ 18-37.1—
Handicapped parking.
§ 18-42—
Lights and reflective emblems for motor vehicles and animal-drawn vehicles — when required.
§ 18-42.2—
Seat belts required.
§ 18-42.3—
Minors riding in unenclosed bed of small trucks.
§ 18-44—
through Section 18-52. (Reserved)
§ 18-54—
Wrecked, non-operating, etc., vehicle — leaving on street, alley or public place.
§ 18-55—
Same — allowing to remain on private property longer than seventy-two hours prohibited; exceptions.
§ 18-57—
Impoundment and sale; disposition of proceeds; recovery of vehicle or proceeds by owner.
§ 18-57.1—
Definitions as used in this Article.
§ 18-60—
Required bicycle equipment.
§ 18-62—
Must ride on attached seat.
§ 18-64—
Parent's responsibilities — children under seventeen; children's responsibilities.
§ 19-1—
Nuisances prohibited.
§ 19-2—
What deemed and declared to be nuisances.
§ 19-5—
Same — costs and expenses — injunctive relief.
§ 20-8—
Tobacco, alternative nicotine and vapor products — definitions — sale to persons under eighteen prohibited — exception — posting notice — penalty.
20-8A{3}—
PROOF OF AGE
20-17.1A{7}—
RESIDENTIAL AREA
§ 20-31—
Firearms — firing prohibited; exceptions.
20-35.3B{2}—
DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
§ 20-37—
Theft of cable television service; unauthorized connections.
§ 20-43—
Solicitation of charitable contributions on City street — permit required.
§ 20-46—
Weapons — unlawful use, with exceptions.
§ 20-51—
Abandoning airtight icebox or refrigerator.
Ch 20.1—
Parades
20.1-1{3}—
PARADE PERMIT
§ 20.1-2—
Permit — required; exceptions.
§ 20.1-3—
Same — application.
§ 20.1-4—
Same — standards for issuance.
§ 20.1-5—
Same — notice of denial.
§ 20.1-6—
Same — appeals from denial.
§ 20.1-7—
Same — alternate permit.
§ 20.1-8—
Same — Chief of Police to send copies to other City officials.
§ 20.1-9—
Same — contents.
§ 20.1-10—
Same — duties of permittee.
§ 20.1-11—
Same — revocation.
§ 21-8—
Vehicles, all-terrain vehicles, motorized play vehicles, motorized scooters and snowmobiles — operation in any City park.
§ 21-11—
Alcoholic beverages prohibited, exception.
§ 22-9.1—
Driver's license.
§ 22-49—
Separation pay.
§ 22-65—
Separations.
§ 22-67—
Resignation.
§ 22-68—
Reduction in force.
§ 22-70.2—
Family/medical leave.
§ 22-72—
Vacations.
§ 22-74—
Injury and disability leave.
22-74.1C{1}—
ELIGIBLE PERSONNEL
§ 22-93—
Group health and group life insurance.
§ 22-93.2—
Reimbursement for commercial drivers licenses expenses.
§ 22-96—
Grievance procedure.
§ 22-138—
Substance and/or alcohol testing.
§ 22-141—
Testing procedures and parameters.
§ 22-145—
Applicability.
§ 22-148—
Alcohol and controlled substance prohibitions.
§ 22-149—
Controlled substance and alcohol testing provisions.
§ 22-150—
Testing controls.
§ 22-152—
Rehabilitation effort.
§ 22-156—
Disciplinary issues.
Ch 23—
Plumbing and Sewers
§ 23-7—
Inspector of Plumbing and Sewers — duties generally.
Ch 23 Art IV—
Licenses and Permits
§ 23-64—
Plumber's license — required; exception.
§ 23-65—
Same — application; statement of qualifications; bond.
§ 23-66—
Same — issuance; fee; expiration; automatic renewal; non-transferable.
§ 23-67—
Permits required — plumbing and building sewer.
§ 23-68—
through Section 23-72. (Reserved)
§ 23-73—
"Minor repair work" defined.
§ 24-9—
Prohibiting excessive force during non-violent civil rights demonstrations.
§ 24-29—
Emergency response outside of City limits.
Ch 25—
Police Court (Municipal Court)
Ch 26—
Public Utilities
§ 26-4—
Employees may enter private premises; removal, etc., of meters by unauthorized persons prohibited.
§ 26-6—
Deposit by consumer; required; amount; purpose.
§ 26-15—
Inspection prerequisite to connection of plumbing or wiring; changes in existing construction; utility tampering.
§ 26-28—
Commercial or industrial electrical services.
§ 26-34—
Electric metering.
§ 26-35—
Self-contained meter installation.
§ 26-39.1—
Electric service in large mobile home parks.
§ 26-49—
Backflow prevention.
§ 26-50.3—
Privately-owned public water system.
§ 26-50.4—
Regulations regarding water system.
§ 26-50.6—
Entrance to properties authorized, when.
§ 26-52—
Sewer connection permit.
§ 26-53—
Inspection and right of entry.
§ 26-76—
Connection of surface or footing drainage pipes to sewers.
§ 26-78—
Prohibited acts generally.
§ 26-83—
Right of entry to enforce Article; statement and reports may be required from sewer users.
§ 26-85.2—
Use of public and private sewers and drains.
§ 26-85.3—
Private sewage disposal.
§ 26-85.4—
Installation and connection of building sewers.
§ 26-85.5—
Discharge of waters and wastes into the public sewer system(s).
§ 26-85.7—
Right of entry, when and by whom.
§ 26-90—
Connections generally.
§ 26-110—
When construction authorized; connection to public or district sewer.
§ 26-115—
Service rates generally.
§ 26-118—
Water rates fixed.
§ 26-129—
Pretreatment charges.
§ 29-1—
Permit required for billboards and advertising signs.
§ 29-2—
Same — application.
§ 29-3—
Same — examination of proposed site and issuance.
§ 29-4—
Same — refusal of officers to issue; appeal to Board of Aldermen.
§ 30-12—
Protection around excavations.
§ 30-13—
Removal of excavated materials and general requirements.
§ 30-13.2—
Resurfacing paved streets and other public ways after excavation of such public ways.
§ 30-13.3—
Permits for excavations and requirements for issuance.
§ 30-33—
Arborist's permit.
§ 30-39—
Creating obstructions and permitted activities.
§ 30-42—
Sidewalk specifications.
§ 30-44—
Same — drainage; when City to provide labor and material.
§ 30-45—
Permit required.
§ 30.1-3—
Provisions to be complied with before recording plat and sale of lots.
§ 30.1-6—
Preliminary plat (required for major subdivisions).
§ 30.1-7—
Improvement plans (for both major and minor subdivisions).
§ 30.1-8—
Improvement plan review and approval.
§ 30.1-12—
Lot split/boundary adjustment procedure.
§ 30.1-14—
Sanitary sewer main construction cost reimbursement from subsequent developer — when required.
§ 30.1-15—
Street construction cost reimbursement from subsequent developer — when required.
§ 30.1-18—
Streets and alleys — design requirements — including curb and gutter.
§ 30.1-20—
Stormwater standards.
§ 30.1-21—
Easements.
§ 30.1-24—
Lot identification, size and arrangement.
§ 30.1-27—
Variances.
§ 30.2-2—
Scope, objectives and applicability of Chapter; City Administrator to enforce Chapter.
30.2-3{18}—
INTERFERENCE
30.2-3{20}—
NATIONAL POLLUTION DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM or NPDES PERMIT
30.2-3{23}—
PASS THROUGH
30.2-3{40}—
USER
30.2-3{42}—
WASTEWATER CONTRIBUTION PERMIT
§ 30.2-5—
Priority pollutants.
§ 30.2-7—
Monitoring and permitting program — establishment.
§ 30.2-10—
General discharge prohibitions.
§ 30.2-17—
Accidental discharges.
§ 30.2-18—
Charges and fees generally.
§ 30.2-19—
Compliance with Chapter.
§ 30.2-20—
Permits — required; classification.
§ 30.2-21—
Same — application; issuance.
§ 30.2-22—
Same — effect of promulgation of national categorical pretreatment standards.
§ 30.2-23—
Same — contents and conditions.
§ 30.2-24—
Same — term; renewal; modification of terms and conditions.
§ 30.2-25—
Same — transfer.
§ 30.2-26—
Reporting requirements for permittees.
§ 30.2-27—
Monitoring facilities and requirements.
§ 30.2-28—
Inspection, sampling, etc.
§ 30.2-30—
Confidentiality of information.
§ 30.2-31—
Suspension of wastewater treatment service or permit.
§ 30.2-32—
Revocation of permit.
§ 30.2-33—
Notice of violation.
§ 30.2-36—
Penalties — violations generally.
§ 30.2-37—
Same — falsifying information, tampering with monitoring devices, etc.
Ch 31—
Zoning
31-1{14}—
DWELLING, ONE-FAMILY
31-1{29}—
LOT, CORNER
31-1{53}—
SHORT-TERM RENTAL
31-1{56}—
SHORT-TERM RENTAL PROPERTY PERMIT
31-1{65}—
STRUCTURE
§ 31-3—
District map — interpretation of district boundaries — classification of annexed territory.
§ 31-4—
Compliance with Chapter.
§ 31-6—
Enforcement of Chapter.
§ 31-10—
Application for building permit.
§ 31-12—
Same — for building.
§ 31-14—
Same — for nonconforming uses.
§ 31-15—
Completion, restoration, etc., of existing buildings.
§ 31-16—
Group housing projects.
§ 31-17—
Accessory uses.
Ch 31 Art II—
"R-1" One-Family Dwelling District
§ 31-19—
Use regulations.
§ 31-20—
Height, yard and area regulations.
§ 31-21—
Use regulations.
§ 31-22—
Height, yard and area regulations.
§ 31-23—
Use regulations.
§ 31-24—
Height, yard, area and sign regulations.
§ 31-25—
Use regulations.
§ 31-26—
Height, yard and area regulations.
§ 31-27—
Use regulations.
§ 31-28—
Height, yard and area regulations.
§ 31-29—
Use regulations.
§ 31-33—
Final plan.
§ 31-36—
Use regulations.
§ 31-41—
Final plan.
§ 31-42—
Use regulations.
§ 31-43—
Height, yard and area regulations.
§ 31-43.2—
Use regulations.
§ 31-43.3—
Height, yard and area requirements.
§ 31-44—
Use regulations.
§ 31-45—
Height.
§ 31-46—
Area per family.
§ 31-47—
Yard.
§ 31-49—
Repairs, alterations and extensions of nonconforming buildings.
§ 31-57—
Same — improvement of parking areas.
§ 31-62—
Powers and duties generally.
Ch 31 Art XVI—
Conditional Use Permits
§ 31-65—
Conditional use permits.
Ch 31 Art XVII—
Wireless Communications Facilities
§ 31-66—
Purpose.
31-67{10}—
MODIFICATION
31-67{14}—
TOWER
§ 31-68—
Application Procedures; Timing.
§ 31-69—
General Requirements.
§ 31-70—
Permitted Use.
§ 31-71—
Authorization By Administrative Permit.
§ 31-72—
Conditional Use Permit Required.
§ 31-73—
Obsolete Non-Complying Support Structures.
§ 31-78—
Additional requirements for property zoned as a Planned Dwelling District.
Liens
Ch 4—
Animals and Fowl
§ 5-20—
Hearing procedure.
§ 5-20.3—
Special tax bill and personal debt for cost of work by City.
§ 9-35—
Taxes remaining unpaid deemed delinquent; taxes on real property constitute lien.
§ 9-37—
Duties of Collector on receipt of back tax book.
§ 9-38—
Suits for back tax.
§ 13-5—
Owners of lots to remove weeds, etc.; notice and hearing; removal by City and taxing of costs against property.
§ 18-57—
Impoundment and sale; disposition of proceeds; recovery of vehicle or proceeds by owner.
§ 23-15—
Sewage disposal — inspection; notice of violation; alterations by City; special tax bill against property.
§ 26-66—
Same — same — work by City.
§ 26-96—
Special assessments.
§ 26-130—
Charges constitute lien.
§ 30-51—
Special assessment procedure for sidewalks.
§ 30-52—
Alternate special assessment procedure for sidewalks.
§ 30.1-11—
Final plat (for both major and minor subdivisions).
Lighting
Ch 2—
Administration
§ 2-47—
Additional powers and duties.
§ 2-48—
Powers and responsibilities as to property, personnel, contracts, etc.
§ 2-62—
Duties generally.
§ 2-81—
Powers and duties.
3-1{1}—
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
3-1{6}—
LIGHT WINE
3-1{10}—
ORIGINAL PACKAGE
§ 3-4—
City alcoholic beverage licenses.
§ 3-5—
Hours licensees may operate under licenses.
§ 3-9.1—
Same — additional requirements for tax exempt organization to apply for liquor by the drink licenses.
§ 5-27—
Amendments to the International Building Code — 2015 Edition.
§ 5-29—
Amendments to the National Electrical Code/2014 Edition.
§ 5-37—
Amendments to the International Residential Code for One- and Two-Family Dwellings — 2015 Edition.
§ 5-40—
Amendments to International Fire Code — 2015 Edition.
§ 8.1-4—
Discrimination — in sale or rental of housing.
§ 10-9—
Same — to adopt all prudent measures for fire prevention; inspection powers; compliance with directions required.
§ 11-3—
Sale from streets and other public property prohibited — manner in which fireworks must be sold.
§ 13-7—
Storage in adequate containers.
§ 16-10—
Schedule of fees.
§ 18-19—
Vehicles carrying certain projecting objects to have red light or flag.
§ 18-22—
Height, width and length of vehicles restricted; exceptions.
§ 18-25.4—
Stock golf carts operated on City streets — requirements.
§ 18-25.6—
Utility vehicles, operation on City streets, exceptions.
§ 18-30—
Hand signals and signal lights for stopping, slowing and turning.
Ch 18 Art V—
Equipment
§ 18-39—
Brakes.
§ 18-42—
Lights and reflective emblems for motor vehicles and animal-drawn vehicles — when required.
§ 18-60—
Required bicycle equipment.
§ 20-7—
Cellars, etc. — leaving open.
22-2{16}—
DEPARTMENT HEAD
§ 22-6—
Responsibilities.
§ 25-1—
Issuance of Municipal Administrative Search Warrants.
§ 26-2—
Electric department established.
§ 26-6—
Deposit by consumer; required; amount; purpose.
§ 26-7—
Same — use by City; transfer to water and light fund; recovery by customer.
§ 26-37—
Security lighting.
§ 26-38—
Streetlighting.
§ 26-39—
Rules governing service to persons outside City — electrical service.
§ 26-50.4—
Regulations regarding water system.
§ 26-85.4—
Installation and connection of building sewers.
§ 26-115—
Service rates generally.
§ 27-2—
Lights required — at crossings.
§ 27-3—
Same — on trains.
§ 30-9—
Same — Board of Aldermen to erect signs.
§ 30-12—
Protection around excavations.
§ 30-26—
Care of trees, shrubs, etc.
§ 30-42—
Sidewalk specifications.
§ 30.1-23—
Wiring for subdivisions.
§ 31-19—
Use regulations.
§ 31-25—
Use regulations.
§ 31-27—
Use regulations.
§ 31-29—
Use regulations.
§ 31-44—
Use regulations.
§ 31-57—
Same — improvement of parking areas.
31-67{5}—
DISGUISED SUPPORT STRUCTURE
§ 31-69—
General Requirements.
Litter
§ 10-91—
Accumulations of combustible materials.
Ch 13—
Garbage and Refuse
§ 13-2—
Depositing in streets, vacant lots, streams, etc.; burning restricted.
§ 13-3—
Truck loads to be secured; garbage, etc., falling from truck prima facie evidence of intent to violate article.
Ch 14 Art I—
In General
Ch 17—
Litter
§ 17-1—
Litter in public places.
§ 17-2—
Manner of depositing litter in receptacles.
§ 17-3—
Sweeping litter into public places; occupants of premises to keep sidewalks free of litter.
§ 17-4—
Merchants, etc., to keep sidewalks free of litter.
§ 17-6—
Littering by persons in vehicles.
§ 17-7—
Transportation of litter in vehicles.
§ 17-8—
Litter in parks.
§ 17-9—
Litter on occupied private premises.
§ 17-10—
Occupants to keep premises free of litter.
§ 17-11—
Litter on vacant lots.
Ch 18—
Motor Vehicles, Traffic, and Bicycles
§ 18-20—
Overloaded, etc., vehicles prohibited.
§ 18-25—
Throwing, etc., certain objects on streets prohibited.
Ch 19—
Nuisances
§ 20-17.1—
Distribution of printed materials.
Ch 21—
Parks
§ 21-10—
Littering prohibited.
Ch 30—
Streets and Sidewalks
Littering
§ 10-91—
Accumulations of combustible materials.
Ch 13—
Garbage and Refuse
§ 13-2—
Depositing in streets, vacant lots, streams, etc.; burning restricted.
§ 13-3—
Truck loads to be secured; garbage, etc., falling from truck prima facie evidence of intent to violate article.
Ch 14 Art I—
In General
Ch 17—
Litter
§ 17-1—
Litter in public places.
§ 17-2—
Manner of depositing litter in receptacles.
§ 17-3—
Sweeping litter into public places; occupants of premises to keep sidewalks free of litter.
§ 17-4—
Merchants, etc., to keep sidewalks free of litter.
§ 17-6—
Littering by persons in vehicles.
§ 17-7—
Transportation of litter in vehicles.
§ 17-8—
Litter in parks.
§ 17-9—
Litter on occupied private premises.
§ 17-10—
Occupants to keep premises free of litter.
§ 17-11—
Litter on vacant lots.
Ch 18—
Motor Vehicles, Traffic, and Bicycles
§ 18-20—
Overloaded, etc., vehicles prohibited.
§ 18-25—
Throwing, etc., certain objects on streets prohibited.
Ch 19—
Nuisances
§ 20-17.1—
Distribution of printed materials.
Ch 21—
Parks
§ 21-10—
Littering prohibited.
Ch 30—
Streets and Sidewalks
Livestock
§ 4-2—
Animal abuse or neglect.
§ 4-9—
Use of sales barns; provision for stock shows and fairs.
12-1{5}—
AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES
§ 12-6—
Standards for floodplain development permit.
§ 18-18—
Construction of vehicles for transporting dead animals.
§ 18-37—
Livestock trucks.
§ 20-48—
Wild animals — transportation through City uncaged.
Ch 31—
Zoning
Lots
§ 1-10—
Corporate limits.
§ 2-57—
Duties generally.
§ 2-67—
Duties generally.
§ 2-81—
Powers and duties.
§ 4-30—
Number of dogs and cats allowed at residence.
§ 4-41—
Number and type of chickens allowed.
§ 5-1—
Permit for construction; submission and approval of plan; permit required to move building.
§ 5-20—
Hearing procedure.
§ 5-20.3—
Special tax bill and personal debt for cost of work by City.
§ 5-27—
Amendments to the International Building Code — 2015 Edition.
§ 5-32—
Amendments to the International Plumbing Code — 2015 Edition.
§ 5-37—
Amendments to the International Residential Code for One- and Two-Family Dwellings — 2015 Edition.
Ch 6—
Cemeteries
§ 6-7—
Price of burial spaces; permit required for markers.
§ 6-8—
Warranty deed.
§ 6-11—
Same — on private lots or walkways.
§ 6-17—
Concrete apron required of lots; grave liners and additional requirements for certain lots; specifications for apron and other special requirements to be in warranty deeds.
§ 6-18—
Gifts and donations generally.
§ 6-20—
Application to construct — contents.
§ 6-21—
Same — standards for approval; granting of special permit.
§ 6-25—
Same — income from investment; use of capital specified.
§ 9-33—
Final settlement by City Collector; preparation of delinquent lists.
§ 11-4—
Discharge restricted as to time, type of firework and area — public displays.
12-1{18}—
EXISTING MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION
12-1{19}—
EXPANSION TO AN EXISTING MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION
12-1{39}—
MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION
12-1{44}—
NEW MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION
§ 12-5—
Floodplain development permit.
§ 12-6—
Standards for floodplain development permit.
§ 12-7—
Floodplain management variance procedures.
§ 13-2—
Depositing in streets, vacant lots, streams, etc.; burning restricted.
§ 13-5—
Owners of lots to remove weeds, etc.; notice and hearing; removal by City and taxing of costs against property.
§ 17-3—
Sweeping litter into public places; occupants of premises to keep sidewalks free of litter.
§ 17-4—
Merchants, etc., to keep sidewalks free of litter.
§ 17-11—
Litter on vacant lots.
§ 18-4—
Removal and impoundment of vehicles obstructing, etc., traffic; recovery of same by owners; applicability of Section to private parking lots, etc.
§ 18-8.1—
Operating motor vehicles or motorcycles in parking lots.
§ 18-15—
Leaving the scene of an accident.
§ 18-33—
Speed limits generally.
§ 18-37.1—
Handicapped parking.
§ 18-56—
Illegal parking or abandonment on privately owned land, parking lot, etc.
§ 19-1—
Nuisances prohibited.
§ 19-2—
What deemed and declared to be nuisances.
§ 20-9.1—
Prohibiting persons from being inside downtown City parking lot during certain hours.
20-17.1A{1}—
DWELLING
§ 21-9—
(Reserved)
§ 21-15—
Terms; appointment of new directors; removal from office.
§ 23-13—
Sewage disposal — methods enumerated.
§ 23-17—
Each building to have independent system; exception.
§ 26-22—
Same — developer's responsibilities.
§ 26-25—
Same — underground services.
§ 26-26—
Same — overhead services.
§ 26-39.1—
Electric service in large mobile home parks.
§ 26-41—
Same — outside of the City limits.
§ 26-64—
Same — notice to owner or occupant of property in front of or contiguous to proposed improvement; resolution fixing time for hearing, etc.
26-71{21}—
RESIDENTIAL CONTRIBUTOR
§ 26-85.3—
Private sewage disposal.
§ 26-85.4—
Installation and connection of building sewers.
§ 26-96—
Special assessments.
§ 26-98—
Apportionment of cost; levy of tax; tax bills.
§ 26-100—
City may construct when no bids received; apportionment of cost; issuance of tax bill; City not liable in court actions.
§ 26-109—
Same — Commissioners may be appointed to determine compensation; apportionment and manner of payment; title to vest in City.
26-136{3}—
RESIDENTIAL USER
§ 30-3—
Numbers — method used to sign.
§ 30-43—
Driveways — how constructed and maintained.
§ 30-46—
Owners to bear expense.
§ 30-49—
Approaches defined.
§ 30-51—
Special assessment procedure for sidewalks.
§ 30-52—
Alternate special assessment procedure for sidewalks.
30.1-2A{9}—
COMMON LAND
30.1-2A{17}—
LOT
30.1-2A{18}—
LOT, FLAG
30.1-2A{19}—
LOT OF RECORD
30.1-2A{23}—
RIGHT-OF-WAY
30.1-2A{24}—
STREETS
30.1-2A{25}—
SUBDIVISION
§ 30.1-3—
Provisions to be complied with before recording plat and sale of lots.
§ 30.1-4—
Subdivision process.
§ 30.1-5—
Sketch Plat (for both major and minor subdivisions).
§ 30.1-6—
Preliminary plat (required for major subdivisions).
§ 30.1-11—
Final plat (for both major and minor subdivisions).
§ 30.1-12—
Lot split/boundary adjustment procedure.
§ 30.1-13—
Improvements installed or furnished by developer.
§ 30.1-14—
Sanitary sewer main construction cost reimbursement from subsequent developer — when required.
§ 30.1-17—
Streets and alleys — generally.
§ 30.1-18—
Streets and alleys — design requirements — including curb and gutter.
§ 30.1-19—
Sidewalks.
§ 30.1-20—
Stormwater standards.
§ 30.1-21—
Easements.
§ 30.1-24—
Lot identification, size and arrangement.
§ 30.1-25—
Subdivision design standards.
§ 30.1-28—
Recording of plats.
§ 30.1-32—
Conditions.
31-1{1}—
ACCESSORY BUILDING OR USE
31-1{14}—
DWELLING, ONE-FAMILY
31-1{22}—
GROUP HOUSING PROJECT
31-1{23}—
HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS
31-1{28}—
LOT
31-1{29}—
LOT, CORNER
31-1{30}—
LOT, INTERIOR
31-1{31}—
LOT, THROUGH
31-1{32}—
LOT LINES
31-1{33}—
LOT LINE, FRONT
31-1{34}—
LOT LINE, REAR
31-1{35}—
LOT LINE, SIDE
31-1{36}—
LOT DEPTH
31-1{37}—
LOT WIDTH
31-1{39}—
MEDIAN LINE STREET LEVEL
31-1{68}—
YARD
31-1{69}—
YARD, FRONT
31-1{70}—
YARD, REAR
31-1{71}—
YARD, SIDE
§ 31-3—
District map — interpretation of district boundaries — classification of annexed territory.
§ 31-4—
Compliance with Chapter.
§ 31-5—
Interpretation of Chapter; effect of other provisions.
§ 31-19—
Use regulations.
§ 31-20—
Height, yard and area regulations.
§ 31-22—
Height, yard and area regulations.
§ 31-23—
Use regulations.
§ 31-24—
Height, yard, area and sign regulations.
§ 31-25—
Use regulations.
§ 31-26—
Height, yard and area regulations.
§ 31-28—
Height, yard and area regulations.
§ 31-29—
Use regulations.
§ 31-30—
Height, yard and area regulations.
§ 31-37—
Height and area regulations.
§ 31-38—
Parking and loading regulations.
§ 31-43—
Height, yard and area regulations.
§ 31-43.1—
General condition for establishment.
§ 31-43.2—
Use regulations.
§ 31-43.3—
Height, yard and area requirements.
§ 31-45—
Height.
§ 31-46—
Area per family.
§ 31-47—
Yard.
§ 31-49—
Repairs, alterations and extensions of nonconforming buildings.
§ 31-50—
Generally.
§ 31-57—
Same — improvement of parking areas.
§ 31-62—
Powers and duties generally.
§ 31-69—
General Requirements.
§ 31-76—
Zoning or rezoning to Planned Dwelling District.
§ 31-78—
Additional requirements for property zoned as a Planned Dwelling District.