Ch 209— Littering Ch 226— Nuisances Ch 242— Property Maintenance

242-13{6}— BLIGHTED PREMISES

§ 148-5— Certain uses of East Cemetery prohibited. Ch 209— Littering Ch 226— Nuisances 226-1{2}— PUBLIC NUISANCE Ch 242— Property Maintenance 242-13{6}— BLIGHTED PREMISES 242-15{13}— PUBLIC NUISANCE 242-45{30}— PUBLIC NUISANCE Ch 251— Refrigerators and Other Airtight Containers, Abandoned § 251-1— Purpose. § 251-2— Abandonment prohibited. 275-2{12}— POLLUTANT 279-37{1}— ABANDONED § 279-48— Abatement of violations. Ch 307— Vehicles and Traffic

§ 129-2— Building permits on unaccepted streets. § 137-2— Assignment of numbers. 242-13{10}— BUILDING or STRUCTURE § 242-16— Exterior property areas.

290-2{3}— TOBACCO PRODUCT

Ch 98— Adult Entertainment Ch 98 Art I— Location of Adult Entertainment Businesses § 98-1— Prohibited within certain distances of specified places. § 98-2— Measurement of distance. 98-3{1}— ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS § 98-5— Construal of provisions. 98-7{1}— ADULT BOOKSTORE 98-7{2}— ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 98-7{5}— ADULT-ORIENTED ESTABLISHMENT § 98-8— Requirements for adult-oriented establishments. Ch 161— Disorderly Conduct Ch 214— Massage Therapy Establishments Ch 220— Nightclubs

§ C-1-3— Corporate powers. § C-3-8— Public hearings on ordinances. § C-3-9— Petition for overrule. § C-3-10— Petition for enactment. § C-3-11— Revision of existing ordinances. § C-5-3— Publication. § C-5-8— Additions. § C-15-4— Powers and duties. § C-19-5— Duty of Board of Directors regarding bonds. 98-7{5}— ADULT-ORIENTED ESTABLISHMENT 98-7{13}— SEXUAL ACTIVITIES 209-1{2}— COMMERCIAL HANDBILL § 209-11— Distributing handbills at posted premises. Ch 257— Sales 257-1{1}— CLOSING-OUT SALE § 257-3— Exemptions: advertising media. § 279-46— Standards for maintenance and installation. § 285-22— Annual budget and tax levy for the special services district. § 298-10— Tree protection.

§ C-2-4— Definitions; Ethics Commission; standards of official conduct. § C-15-1— (Reserved). Ch 28— Commissions, Committees and Boards Ch 28 Art VII— Advisory Board of Health § 28-40— Purpose. § 28-41— Duties. § 28-42— Cooperation by other municipal agencies. § 28-43— Required reports. Ch 63— Officers and Employees § 298-8— Tree Advisory Board. § 298-10— Tree protection.

§ 28-33— Commission established; purpose. § 28-36— Duties. Ch 285 Art IV— Taxation of Affordable Housing for Low- or Moderate-Income Persons § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

Ch 103— Alarm Systems § 103-1— Short title. § 103-2— Purpose. 103-3A{1}— ALARM SIGNALS 103-3A{2}— ALARM SYSTEM 103-3A{3}— ALARM USER 103-3A{4}— AUTOMATIC TAPE DIALING DEVICE 103-3A{5}— BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEM 103-3A{6}— FALSE ALARM 103-3A{7}— HOLDUP ALARM SYSTEM § 103-4— Registration of alarm systems required; information to be provided. § 103-5— Time of registration; exceptions; fees. § 103-6— Prohibitions; fines for false alarms. § 103-8— Revocation of permit. § 103-9— Existing installations. Ch 223— Noise 223-2{11}— INTRUSION ALARM § 223-4— Exemptions. § 242-43— Fire protection systems. § 290-1— Purpose: legislative authority.

Ch 106— Alcoholic Beverages Ch 110— Amusement Centers § 110-8— Operating requirements. Ch 161— Disorderly Conduct Ch 220— Nightclubs § 220-1— Operating hours. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ C-1-3— Corporate powers. Ch 106— Alcoholic Beverages Ch 110— Amusement Centers 110-1{1}— AMUSEMENT CENTER 110-1{5}— OPERATOR 110-1{6}— PROPRIETOR § 110-2— Policy. § 110-4— Permit to operate amusement center; fee. § 110-5— Term of permit; renewal. § 110-6— Revocation or suspension of permits; request for hearing. § 110-7— Hearing procedure. § 110-8— Operating requirements. § 110-9— Inspections. § 110-10— Zoning regulations. § 110-11— Nuisance. § 110-12— Governmental permits. § 110-14— Penalties for offenses. Ch 144— Carnivals and Exhibitions § 144-1— Chief of Police to license. § 144-2— Circuses and carnivals. Ch 161— Disorderly Conduct

§ 242-17— Exterior structure.

§ C-1-3— Corporate powers. § C-10-5— Political activity prohibited. § C-10-6— Animal Control Officer. Ch 113— Animals Ch 113 Art II— Removal of Animal Litter § 113-2— Responsibility to remove animal feces. § 113-4— Penalties for offenses. § 113-5— Authority. § 113-6— Statement of purpose. § 113-8— Prohibited conduct; exceptions. § 113-9— Enforcement, penalties and appeal. Ch 209— Littering 209-1{3}— GARBAGE § 223-3— Exclusions. Ch 242— Property Maintenance 242-15{5}— GARBAGE 242-45{16}— GARBAGE Ch 273— Solid Waste 273-2{5}— GARBAGE 275-2{12}— POLLUTANT § 298-10— Tree protection. § 315-1— Acts of nuisance. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 264-2— Sewage disposal facilities to be approved by Director of Health. § 264-3— Approval and permit fees for on-site sewage disposal facilities. § 307-15— Applicability.

Ch C— Charter § C-2-2— Officers appointed by the Board of Directors. § C-5-9— Board of Assessment Appeals. § C-17-7— Appeal. § C-17-8— Committees. § C-17-9— Parties. § C-17-10— Files. § C-17-11— Liens. § C-17-13— Payment of assessments. § C-17-15— Zoning Board of Appeals. § C-17-16— Planning Director. § C-18-1— Town Attorney; powers and duties. Ch 28— Commissions, Committees and Boards § 28-36— Duties. § 70-30— Eligibility for retirement; retirement applications. § 103-10— Appeals process. § 113-9— Enforcement, penalties and appeal. § 129-6— Exemption from building permit fees. § 187-5— Suspension of license; request for hearing. § 200-5— Appeal from violation determination. § 235-4— Denial, suspension or revocation of license; hearing; appeal. § 242-4— Use of approved materials and equipment; approval of alternatives. § 242-5— Duties and powers of Blight Enforcement Officer and code official. § 242-6— Powers and duties of enforcement officers; notice and enforcement; penalties for offenses. § 242-7.1— Landlord registration. § 242-9— Emergency measures. § 242-11— Means of appeal. § 242-21— Rooming houses, rooming units and tenement units; license requirements. § 275-16— Appeal of notice of violation and citation. § 279-40— Application review and action. § 279-48— Abatement of violations. § 279-49— Appeals. § 285-13— Appeals. § 285-15.1— Board of Assessment Appeals. § 285-15.2— Waiver of penalty regarding income and expense report filings. § 285-20— Procedures for referendum establishing district. § 290-8— Appeal process. § 290-9— Appointment of hearing officer(s). § 298-10— Tree protection. § 315-13— Exceptions; application for waiver. § 325-2— Violations for which a citation may be issued; warnings and citations. § 325-7— Supplemental remedies § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ C-2-1— Elective officers. § C-2-2— Officers appointed by the Board of Directors. § C-2-3— Restrictions on holding office. § C-2-4— Definitions; Ethics Commission; standards of official conduct. § C-2-5— Salaries. § C-2-6— Additional compensation not to be paid. § C-2-8— Removal from office by Board of Directors. § C-2-9— Removal from office by Town Manager. § C-2-10— Resignations. § C-2-11— Vacancies. § C-2-12— Town Clerk. § C-2-13(a)— Merit system established. § C-2-13(b)— Classified service. § C-3-1— Board of Directors; general powers. § C-4-1— Appointment. § C-4-2— Tenure and removal. § C-4-4— Absence or disability of Town Manager. § C-4-5— Town Manager, powers and duties. § C-4-6— Delegation of authority during vacancy of office. § C-5-9— Board of Assessment Appeals. § C-5-13— Director of Finance to assume former powers and duties of Town Treasurer. § C-5-16— Director of Finance. § C-5-17— Purchases and contracts. § C-5-26— Independent auditor. § C-5-29— Assessor. § C-6-1— Collector of Revenue. § C-7-3— Deputy Registrars. § C-9-3— Superintendent of Schools. § C-10-1— Chief of Police. § C-10-2— Qualifications of policemen. § C-10-5— Political activity prohibited. § C-10-6— Animal Control Officer. § C-10-9— Areas outside fire districts. § C-10-12— Town Fire Department. § C-11-3— Director of Public Works; powers and duties. § C-11-4— Building Inspector Officer; Zoning Enforcement Officer; powers and duties. § C-12-4— Superintendent of Water and Sewer Department. § C-13-1— Director and employees. § C-14-4— Superintendent. § C-14-5— Tree Warden. § C-15-2— Director of Health. § C-15-3— Absence or inability of Director of Health. § C-15-4— Powers and duties. § C-16-1— Library Board. § C-16-3— Management of libraries. § C-17-1— Planning and Zoning Commission. § C-17-8— Committees. § C-17-15— Zoning Board of Appeals. § C-17-16— Planning Director. § C-18-1— Town Attorney; powers and duties. § C-18-2— Opinions. § C-18-3— Assistants. § C-20-4— Savings clause. § C-20-8— Existing laws and ordinances. § 6-1— Created; Director of Civil Preparedness. § 6-4— Civil Preparedness Advisory Committee. § 6-5— Created; membership. § 17-2— Local representation. § 17-3— Failure to attend meetings vacates office. § 17-5— Membership; terms. Ch 28— Commissions, Committees and Boards § 28-2— Commission established; membership; terms; vacancies. § 28-34— Membership; terms; vacancies. § 28-45— Membership; terms; removal of members; failure to attend meetings. § 28-48— Committee established; membership; terms; vacancies. § 28-51— Appointment of alternate members; terms. § 28-52— Commission established; membership; terms; vacancies. § 28-70— Commission established; membership; terms; vacancies; conduct. § 28-76— Membership; terms. § 28-82— Membership; compensation; qualifications; terms; alternates. § 28-83— Staff liaisons; officers. § 28-86— Qualifications and conduct. § 70-3— Trustees of Pension Trust Fund; term; vacancies; removal of Trustees. § 70-7— Employees excluded from membership; inclusion of Town Clerk. 70-15{12}— EMPLOYEE § 70-51— Pension Board; Retirement Allowance Fund; workers' compensation awards; malfeasance and misfeasance; amendments; qualified domestic relations orders. 223-2{8}— GENERAL MANAGER § 242-5— Duties and powers of Blight Enforcement Officer and code official. § 242-6— Powers and duties of enforcement officers; notice and enforcement; penalties for offenses. § 242-11— Means of appeal. 242-13{8}— BUILDING CITATION HEARING OFFICER § 264-2— Sewage disposal facilities to be approved by Director of Health. § 264-3— Approval and permit fees for on-site sewage disposal facilities. § 273-18— Appointment, removal and term of office of municipal member representatives. § 273-21— Executive Committee. § 275-16— Appeal of notice of violation and citation. § 285-15.1— Board of Assessment Appeals. § 285-20— Procedures for referendum establishing district. § 285-21— District organization and operations. § 285-25— Relationship of special services district to special taxing district; Parking Committee. § 290-9— Appointment of hearing officer(s). § 298-7— Tree Warden. § 325-6— Selection of citation hearing officers.

§ C-1-3— Corporate powers. § C-11-1— Establishment of Department. 209-1{10}— REFUSE

Ch C— Charter § C-1-2— Rights and obligations. § C-1-3— Corporate powers. § C-2-2— Officers appointed by the Board of Directors. § C-3-1— Board of Directors; general powers. § C-5-9— Board of Assessment Appeals. § C-5-23— Assessment for collection of taxes. § C-6-1— Collector of Revenue. § C-12-6— (Reserved) § C-12-7— (Reserved) § C-12-8— (Reserved) § C-17-4— Building lines. § C-17-5— Public hearings on building lines. § C-17-6— Benefit and damages. § C-17-7— Appeal. § C-17-8— Committees. § C-17-11— Liens. § C-17-12— Foreclosure; liens. § C-17-13— Payment of assessments. § C-19-2— Purposes for which bonds, notes and certificates may be issued. § C-19-6— Board of Directors; duty to lay special tax. § 6-13— Inventory of land use. Ch 28— Commissions, Committees and Boards § 28-40— Purpose. § 28-41— Duties. § 47-2— Purpose. § 47-3— Administration. § 187-4— Fees. 212-3{6}— TAX BENEFIT § 242-6— Powers and duties of enforcement officers; notice and enforcement; penalties for offenses. § 242-7.1— Landlord registration. § 257-4— License required; fee. Ch 279— Streets and Sidewalks Ch 279 Art IV— Assessments for Sidewalks and Curbs § 279-25— No assessment where work part of scheduled area program. § 279-26— Assessment for sidewalk and curb construction done at request of owners outside scheduled program. § 279-27— Assessment for sidewalk repair or replacement done at request of owners or emergency repair outside scheduled program. § 279-28— Payment of assessments. § 279-29— Assessments against corner lots. § 279-30— Notice of repair or replacement. § 279-31— Sidewalk and curb installation on existing streets simultaneous with building construction. Ch 279 Art V— Assessments for Street Construction § 279-32— Authority to make improvements and assessments. § 279-34— Caveat required; filing. § 279-35— Notice of assessment; lien declared. § 279-48— Abatement of violations. Ch 285— Taxation § 285-4— Additional property tax assessment exemption for qualified veterans. § 285-4.1— Property tax exemption for Gold Star parents and spouses. § 285-5.1— Property tax abatement for eligible members of Manchester Fire Department, Eighth Utilities District. § 285-5.2— Property tax exemption for buildings used in farming. § 285-14— Reduction of credit due to conveyance. § 285-15— Tax exemption for the Odyssey Community School, Inc. § 285-15.1— Board of Assessment Appeals. § 285-15.2— Waiver of penalty regarding income and expense report filings. 285-16{1}— ASSESSED VALUE OF PROPERTY FOR EACH FISCAL YEAR § 285-20— Procedures for referendum establishing district. § 285-22— Annual budget and tax levy for the special services district. § 285-24— Dissolution of district. Ch 285 Art III— Tax Assessment for Elderly Housing Projects Limited by Federal or State Regulatory Agreements § 285-27— Authority to assess property taxes. § 285-28— Determination of value. § 285-29— Written agreement required. § 285-30— Authority to assess property taxes. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ C-1-3— Corporate powers. § C-5-20— Forms. § C-5-23— Assessment for collection of taxes. § C-5-29— Assessor. § 242-16— Exterior property areas. § 257-4— License required; fee. § 285-5— Exemption for handicapped vehicles. § 285-5.2— Property tax exemption for buildings used in farming. § 285-9— Filing of application for tax deferral benefits. § 285-12— Implementation of provisions; ascertainment of qualifying income; confidentiality. § 285-13— Appeals. § 285-14— Reduction of credit due to conveyance. § 285-15.2— Waiver of penalty regarding income and expense report filings. § 285-19— Boundary of the district.

§ 242-6— Powers and duties of enforcement officers; notice and enforcement; penalties for offenses.