[HISTORY: Derived from the Charter and Ordinances, 1974, of the City of Buffalo as indicated in article histories. Amendments noted where applicable.]
GENERAL REFERENCES
Alcoholic beverages — See Ch. 69.
Gambling — See Ch. 209.
Games of chance — See Ch. 213.
Noise — See Ch. 293.
Obscenity — See Ch. 299.
Obstruction of public safety — See Ch. 345.
[Derived from Sec. 5 of Ch. IX of the Charter and Ordinances, 1974]
[Amended 7-30-2013, effective 7-30-2013]
No person, partnership, corporation or other entity regardless of form of organization, shall make or assist in making any riot, unreasonable noise or disturbance at or within or outside of any house or building or in a public place
[Derived from Sec. 17 of Ch. IX of the Charter and Ordinances, 1974; amended 7-30-2013, effective 7-30-2013]
The Mayor or the Commissioner of Police are hereby authorized to direct the proprietors, keepers or persons in charge of any premises where alcohol is sold, offered for sale, or served or given away to close and keep closed, in times of dire emergency, for so long a time as deemed necessary, such premises where alcohol is sold, offered for sale, or served or given away, whenever it is deemed that the preservation of peace and good order shall be secured or promoted by closing and keeping closed said.
If any person, partnership, corporation or other entity regardless of form of organization, whom the Mayor or the Commissioner of Police directs to close and keep closed any such premises where alcohol is sold, offered for sale, or served or given away neglect or refuses to comply with the direction of the Mayor or of the Commissioner of Police, any member of the police force is hereby empowered to close said bar, saloon or place and keep the same closed.