§ 458-4— Conditions affecting public safety. § 557-1— Abandoned refrigerators.

§ 514-4— Disposition of unclaimed property.

§ 210-2— Standards of blight and blighted conditions. § 244-4— Franchise granting procedure and general requirements. § 458-4— Conditions affecting public safety. Ch 514— Property, Abandoned § 514-1— Unclaimed property. § 514-2— Custody of property. § 514-4— Disposition of unclaimed property. § 557-1— Abandoned refrigerators. § 576-2— Abandoning carts prohibited. § 576-6— Impounding abandoned carts; redemption by owner. § 610-2— Dumping prohibited in public places. § 673-4— Nonapplicability. § 699-24— Abandoned service lines.

§ 210-2— Standards of blight and blighted conditions. § 525-2— Amendments.

Ch 160— Adult Entertainment Businesses 160-1{1}— ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS § 160-2— License required. § 160-4— Procedure for issuance of license. § 160-5— Grounds for denial of license. § 160-11— Appeal from adverse decision. Ch 320— Exhibitions and Entertainments Ch 467— Obscene Material Ch 531— Prostitution § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 34-11— Clerk of Council; duties. § 244-9— Transfer of ownership, control or assignment. § 305-13— License and registration fees and annual renewals. § 327-3— Discrimination prohibited. § 370-1— Purposes. 370-2{2}— COMMERCIAL HANDBILL § 370-10— Distribution of handbills prohibited on properly posted premises. § 370-13— License required for distributors of handbills. § 370-21— Compliance of billposters with chapter; exception. § 370-27— Billposting without property owner's consent prohibited. § 370-28— Billposting prohibited except where expressly authorized by law. § 370-29— Name on billboard as evidence of knowledge. § 388-3— License required. § 433-9— Advertising. § 436-4— Individual and vehicle permits required. § 451-9— Use of sound trucks. § 467-1— In general. § 467-3— Publishing or distributing for resale. § 519-5— Posting advertisements. § 519-8— Injuring and defacing sidewalks. § 625-3— Sale of removed articles.

§ DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 275-2— Standard for commercial and industrial occupancies; file and distribution copies.

Ch 41— Departments and Divisions Ch 168— Alarms and Alarm Systems § 168-1— Installation, leasing, etc.; state license required. Ch 168 Art II— False Alarms 168-2{1}— ALARM SYSTEM 168-2{2}— ALARM SYSTEM USER 168-2{3}— EXCESSIVE FALSE ALARMS 168-2{4}— FALSE ALARM § 168-3— Excessive false alarms; civil infractions. § 168-4— Notification by police department. § 168-5— Automatic shutoff required. § 168-7— Public nuisance. 305-1{5}— ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 305-1{10}— FIRE ALARM CONTRACTOR 305-1{11}— FIRE ALARM SPECIALTY APPRENTICE TECHNICIAN 305-1{12}— FIRE ALARM SPECIALTY LICENSURE 305-1{13}— FIRE ALARM SPECIALTY TECHNICIAN 305-1{14}— FIRE ALARM SYSTEM § 305-5— Installations of electrical equipment; permit required; authorized permittees. § 305-6— Contractors; license required; exceptions. § 305-9— Construction requirements. § 305-10— Approved materials. § 305-12— Licenses and registration for electrical work. § 305-13— License and registration fees and annual renewals. 311-28{4}— FALSE ALARM 311-28{7}— PUBLIC SAFETY OR FIRE EMERGENCY INCIDENT Ch 345— Fire Prevention Ch 458— Nuisances Ch 492— Peace and Good Order § 492-2— False alarms. § 519-2— Damaging electrical facilities. § 519-4— Injuring trees and poles. § 519-5— Posting advertisements.

§ 114-17— Authorized expenses of Mayor and Council. Ch 173— Alcoholic Beverages Ch 283— Curfew Ch 296— Drugs: Paraphernalia, Nuisance Properties and Loitering Ch 492— Peace and Good Order

§ 564-1— Licenses required. § 564-7— Receiving metal products.

§ 320-2— License fee; exceptions. § 659-2— Attempted purchase, use or possession by minors.

§ 625-32— Annual maintenance permits.

Ch 90— Officers and Employees Ch 188— Animals Ch 188 Art I— Animal Regulations § 188-1— Purpose. 188-2{1}— ANIMAL 188-2{2}— OWNER 188-2{3}— ROAMING ANIMAL § 188-3— Animal noise; running at large; trespass; property destruction. § 188-4— Animal waste. 311-2{2}— DANGEROUS OR HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES OR MATERIALS § 345-6— Applicability. Ch 388— Horse-Drawn Carriages Ch 451— Noise § 458-3— Acts, conditions affecting health. § 474-4— Permit application; filing; contents. § 474-5— Standards for issuance. § 474-14— Public conduct during parade. Ch 492— Peace and Good Order Ch 519— Property Damage § 570-5— Prohibited connections. § 570-24— Prohibited discharge standards. § 570-100— Unsanitary deposits; cesspools; connection to public sewer required. § 673-14— Violation and penalties. 673-15{3}— FUR-BEARING ANIMAL 673-15{6}— PROTECTED ANIMAL § 707-4— Discharging pistols, other firearms and weapons. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

244-2{2}— CABLE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM 244-2{20}— SYSTEM FACILITIES Ch 651— Telecommunications 651-3B{5}— TELECOMMUNICATION FACILITIES or FACILITIES Ch 652— Telecommunications: Distributed Antenna System and Small-Cell Networks § 652-1— Franchise required. § 652-2— Interpretation of this chapter and franchise agreement. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

244-2{2}— CABLE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM 305-1{24}— SIGN WIRING 448-2{5}— NEW FACILITY § 528-1— Findings; purpose; intent. 550-2{7}— RESIDENTIAL RENTAL STRUCTURE 550-2{8}— RENTAL UNIT § 550-3— Scope. § 610-11— Separate containers required for each family; exception.

Ch 22— Boards, Commissions, Authorities and Committees Ch 22 Art X— Construction Board of Appeals § 22-35— Means of appeal. § 22-36— Creation and membership. § 22-37— Qualifications of members. § 22-38— Alternate members. § 22-39— Chair. § 22-40— Disqualification of member. § 22-41— Compensation of members. § 22-42— Secretary. § 22-43— Notice of meeting. § 22-44— Open hearing. § 22-45— Hearing procedures. § 22-46— Postponed hearing. § 22-47— Board decision; granting variances. § 22-48— Record of decision. § 22-49— Appeal from Board of Appeals decision. § 114-10— Debarment. Ch 127 Art IV— Denial of Benefit Claim; Appeals § 127-55— Notification of denial; rehearing; third physician; appeals. § 160-11— Appeal from adverse decision. § 173-5— License sanctions for repeat offenders. § 244-4— Franchise granting procedure and general requirements. § 256-8— Refusal to grant permit; appeals to City Council. Ch 275— Construction Codes and Regulations § 296-7— Appeal. 305-1{2}— BOARD § 305-2— Authority of Electrical Appeals Board; rules and regulations; electrical inspectors. § 305-6— Contractors; license required; exceptions. § 305-11— Records; appeals. § 305-12— Licenses and registration for electrical work. § 305-13— License and registration fees and annual renewals. § 345-2— Amendments. § 383-8— Review and permitting procedure. § 383-9— Filings by the Historic District Commission. § 388-6— Suspension or revocation of license; appeals. § 436-10— Permit issuance or refusal; revocation; appeal. § 474-8— Appeal procedure. § 500-11— Plumbing Board of Appeals. Ch 525— Property Maintenance § 525-2— Amendments. § 550-9— Violations. § 550-10— Appeal process. § 554-16— Violations. § 554-17— Appeals process. § 570-42— Wastewater Board of Appeals. § 570-72— Administrative fines. § 625-9— Permit denial or revocation; appeals. § 625-11— License denial or revocation; appeals. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

Ch 22— Boards, Commissions, Authorities and Committees 305-1{2}— BOARD § 305-2— Authority of Electrical Appeals Board; rules and regulations; electrical inspectors. § 305-6— Contractors; license required; exceptions. § 305-11— Records; appeals. § 305-12— Licenses and registration for electrical work. § 305-13— License and registration fees and annual renewals.

Ch 8— Appearance Tickets § 8-1— Authority to issue. § 8-2— Fire Code offenses; authority to issue appearance tickets. § 173-3— Detention; preliminary breath test; entry of plea. § 436-17— Appearance tickets. § 699-21— Drought emergencies. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 22-2— Composition; terms; compensation; removal from office; vacancies. § 22-3— Articles of Incorporation. § 22-7— Board of Directors. § 22-12— Membership; terms of office. § 22-13— Meetings. § 22-19— Membership; compensation; appointments; terms. § 22-25— Membership. § 22-31— Responsibilities. § 22-32— Membership; terms of office; vacancies; removal; residency. § 22-36— Creation and membership. § 22-37— Qualifications of members. § 22-53— Membership; terms of office; vacancies; removal; residency. § 22-61— Board established. § 22-68— Size, composition and manner of appointment. § 22-70— Procedure for 2022 appointments. § 22-73— Authority. § 22-79— Establishment; authority. § 34-13— Committees and boards. Ch 41— Departments and Divisions § 41-2— Reserve police officers. § 41-4— Director of Finance. § 41-6— Director of Personnel and Labor Relations. § 41-7— Director of Community Development. § 41-9— Director of Public Safety. 52-2{5}— EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 52-2{6}— EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS COORDINATOR § 52-3— Organization for emergency preparedness. § 52-4— Emergency Preparedness Coordinator; Emergency Management Liaison; officers. 58-3B{2}— APPOINTEE § 58-5— Board of Ethics. § 85-5— Municipal Ordinance Violations Bureau. § 90-3— Appointment and term. § 90-4— Salary and benefits. § 90-10— Office established. Ch 122— Residency Requirements § 122-2— Previously hired or appointed employees or officials. § 122-4— Appointees, department heads and assistants, and board and commission members. § 127-7— Membership; termination of membership. § 127-11— Voluntary retirement conditions. § 127-12— Compulsory separation from employment; retirement. § 127-14— Amount of retirement allowance. § 127-30— Board of Trustees; duties; composition. § 127-32— Board of Trustees; vacancies; appointment by Council. § 127-34— Officers and employed services. § 127-48— Alternative retirement benefit provisions. § 127-52— Additional eligibility requirements. § 127-53— Contribution rate. § 127-55— Notification of denial; rehearing; third physician; appeals. § 244-3— Regulation of franchises by City. § 244-4— Franchise granting procedure and general requirements. § 305-2— Authority of Electrical Appeals Board; rules and regulations; electrical inspectors. § 305-12— Licenses and registration for electrical work. 311-2{4}— PERSON 311-8{4}— PERSON 383-3{5}— COMMITTEE § 383-4— Establishment of districts. § 383-5— Historic District Commission. § 383-10— Grants, gifts, and programs. § 440-5— State operator qualifications to be met. § 440-6— Operator and equipment safety standards. § 440-8— Violations generally. 440-10A{7}— PERSON § 485-2— Location; personnel; rules and regulations. § 485-3— Civilian parking enforcement specialist. § 500-11— Plumbing Board of Appeals. § 525-2— Amendments. § 550-4— Registration required. § 550-6— Inspections. 570-23{3}— AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OF THE USER

§ 345-15— Fire suppression training.

§ 345-15— Fire suppression training. § 458-3— Acts, conditions affecting health. § 570-8— Damaging substances prohibited. § 570-24— Prohibited discharge standards.

§ 1-12— Ordinances saved from repeal. § 1-19— Notices. Ch 22— Boards, Commissions, Authorities and Committees § 22-10— Downtown development ad valorem tax authorized. Ch 41— Departments and Divisions § 52-4— Emergency Preparedness Coordinator; Emergency Management Liaison; officers. Ch 90— Officers and Employees § 90-2— Duties and responsibilities. § 114-13— Local business enterprises; responsible bidder prequalification; bidder information questionnaire. § 173-6— Violations and penalties. § 179-6— Failure to pay; debt against property. § 210-5— Removal of offending conditions by City; collection of costs. § 244-5— Financial requirements. § 296-4— Declaration of public nuisance; public hearings; notice. § 296-5— Abatement; costs. § 296-6— Persuasive presumption of a public nuisance. § 311-6— Failure to pay; debt against property; City Attorney authorized to pursue collection of debt. § 311-13— Failure to pay; debt against property; City Attorney authorized to recover costs. § 311-21— Failure to pay; debt against property; City Attorney authorized to recover costs. 311-28{1}— ASSESSABLE COSTS § 311-29— Cost recovery authorization and procedure. § 311-30— Billing and collection of assessable costs. § 311-31— Remedies. § 311-32— Limitation of liability. § 311-33— Additional charges. § 383-8— Review and permitting procedure. § 458-9— Cost of abatement. § 525-2— Amendments. § 528-1— Findings; purpose; intent. § 550-5— Certificate of compliance required. § 570-13— Sanitary wastes in open drains. § 570-72— Administrative fines. § 570-80— Reimbursement. § 570-81— Judicial relief; injunctions and other remedies. § 570-93— Duties and responsibilities for sewer maintenance. § 625-36— Removal of snow and ice from sidewalks. § 625-41— Noncompliance; remedy of City. § 625-44— Duty of property owner to repair sidewalk; repair by City; assessment of costs. § 659-6— Violations and penalties. § 668-15— Private trees interfering with public uses; declaration of nuisance. § 699-7— Water system development fee. § 699-20— Use of hydrants. § 699-35— Water main installation. § 712-6— Removal of refuse preventing City from cutting. § 712-9— Assessment of costs, fees, and penalties.

Ch 90— Officers and Employees Ch 90 Art I— City Assessor § 90-1— Establishment of position. § 90-2— Duties and responsibilities. § 90-3— Appointment and term. § 90-4— Salary and benefits. § 179-6— Failure to pay; debt against property. § 210-5— Removal of offending conditions by City; collection of costs. § 625-36— Removal of snow and ice from sidewalks. § 699-6— Charges as lien on premises. § 712-9— Assessment of costs, fees, and penalties.

311-28{1}— ASSESSABLE COSTS § 311-30— Billing and collection of assessable costs. § 570-80— Reimbursement.

§ 244-5— Financial requirements. § 570-80— Reimbursement.