City of Yonkers, NY
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The Charter
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Chapter C Charter
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ARTICLE IIIA Executive Offices
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Part A Office of Constituents' Services
- The Charter
- Ch C Charter
- Ch C Art IIIA Pt A Office of Constituents' Services
- § C3A-1 Office of Constituents' Services.
- § C3A-2 Veteran's Services Agency.
- Ch CA Charter Appendix
- The Code
- Part I: General Provisions
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Part II: Administration of City Government
- Ch 4 Departments, Boards and Commissions
- Ch 5 Officers and Employees
- Ch 6 Freedom of Information
- Ch 7 (Reserved)
- Ch 8 Continuity of Government
- Ch 9 Administration of Government
- Ch 10 Approval and Reimbursement Rate for Use of City Property
- Ch 11 Campaign Finance Reform Code
- Part III: Finance and Taxation
- Ch 12 Budgets, Capital and Current
- Ch 13 Contracting and Purchasing
- Ch 14 Service Charges for Handling of Funds
- Ch 15 Taxes
- Ch 16 Business Improvement Districts
- Part IV: Business Regulations, Licensing and Consumer Protection
- Ch 19 Enforcement Procedures
- Ch 20 Food Vendors, Hawking, Peddling, Transient Business and Home Solicitation
- Ch 21 Noncommercial Solicitation
- Ch 22 Billposting and Distribution
- Ch 23 Cabarets, Dance Halls and Sidewalk Cafes
- Ch 24 Theaters, Shows and Motion-Picture Film Storage
- Ch 25 Auctions, Auctioneers and Sales
- Ch 26 Pawnbrokers
- Ch 27 Amusements
- Ch 28 Bowling Alleys
- Ch 29 Locksmiths
- Ch 30 Laundromats and Currency-Operated Dry-Cleaning Establishments
- Ch 31 Consumer Protection Code
- Ch 32 Garages
- Ch 33 Newsracks
- Ch 34 Games of Chance
- Ch 35 Bingo
- Ch 36 Parking Lots
- Ch 37 Plastic-Straw-Free Yonkers
- Ch 38 Third-Party Food Delivery Services
- Ch 39 Hotel Licensing
- Part V: Land Use
- Ch 43 Zoning
- Ch 44 Land Use Boards
- Ch 45 Historic and Landmarks Preservation
- Ch 46 Realty Subdivisions
- Ch 47 Outdoor Signs
- Ch 48 Environmental Quality Review
- Ch 49 Greenway Compact Plan
- Ch 50 Green Buildings
- Ch 51 Energize New York Open C-Pace Financing Program
- Ch 52 Community Choice Aggregation (ENERGY) Program
- Part VI: Fire and Buildings
- Ch 55 Fire and Building Code
- Ch 56 Building and Electrical Code
- Ch 57 Plumbing and Drainage Code
- Ch 58 Housing and Building Maintenance Code
- Ch 59 Fire Code
- Ch 60 Steam Engineers
- Ch 61 Exterior Hoisting
- Part VII: Nuisances, Public Welfare and Criminal
- Ch 65 Animals and Dogs
- Ch 66 Noise
- Ch 67 Refrigerators, Abandoned and Discarded
- Ch 68 Smoking
- Ch 69 Weeds and Vacant Property
- Ch 70 Curfew for Minors
- Ch 71 Dangerous Substances
- Ch 72 Graffiti
- Ch 73 Exposure of Females
- Ch 74 Firearms and Weapons
- Ch 75 Police
- Ch 76 Insects and Rodents
- Ch 77 Industrial Hygiene
- Ch 78 Emergency Reporting
- Ch 79 Insurance
- Ch 80 Shade Trees
- Ch 81 Imaging Privacy
- Ch 82 Bamboo
- Ch 83 Carnivals, Circuses and Fairs
- Ch 84 Video Camera Systems
- Ch 85 Forfeiture of Vehicles in Connection With Criminal Acts
- Ch 86 Aggressive Panhandling
- Ch 87 Intentional Balloon Release Ban
- Part VIII: Garbage, Landfills and Public Utilities
- Ch 91 Garbage and Refuse
- Ch 92 Recycling
- Ch 93 Littering
- Ch 94 Landfill Projects
- Ch 95 Water Supply
- Ch 96 Sewerage, Sewers and Liquid Waste
- Part IX: Public Property and Streets
- Ch 100 Parks and Public Places
- Ch 101 Conveyance of City Property
- Ch 102 Franchises
- Ch 103 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 104 Street Paving
- Ch 105 Right-Of-Way Management
- Ch 108 Snow Emergency
- Part X: Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 109 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 110 Taxicabs
- Ch 111 Tow Trucks and Immobilization Devices
- Ch 112 School Bus and Driver Licensing
- Part XI: Miscellaneous
- Ch 119 House Numbering
- Ch 120 Memorial Day Observance
- Ch 121 Reserve Fund for Cooperatives and Condominiums
- Ch 122 Wharves, Docks and Bulkheads
- Ch 123 Commissioners of Deeds
- Ch 124 Marriage Certificates
- Ch 125 Display of Prisoner of War and Missing in Action Flag
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
- Parallel Table
- Ch PT Parallel Table
- Table of Datelines
- Ch TOD Table of Datelines
[1]
Editor's Note: The title of the Part A was amended 9-4-2002
by L.L. No. 15-2002, approved at referendum on 11-5-2002.
[Amended 9-4-2002 by L.L. No. 15-2002[1]]
A.
There is hereby created an Office of Constituents' Services. The
head of the Office of Constituents' Services shall be the Director
who shall be appointed by and serve at the pleasure of the Mayor and
shall report to the Mayor or the Mayors designee. The Office of Constituents'
Services shall not be considered a part of the Mayor's Office for
the purpose of calculating the mandatory minimum appropriation to
the Office of the Mayor as required in § C5-7B(9) of this
Charter.
B.
The Director of the Office of Constituent Services shall:
(1)
act as a liaison officer between the general public and the government;
(2)
be familiar with all aspects of the city government;
(3)
be acquainted with the functions, activities, and duties of the various
departments, agencies, boards, commissions, offices and employees
of the city; and
(4)
furnish to the citizens of the city, when technically and legally
possible, information concerning the services and organization of
the city government.
[1]
Editor's Note: This local law was approved at referendum on
11-5-2002, and became effective 1-1-2003.
[Added 9-4-2002 by L.L. No. 15-2002[1]]
A.
There is hereby created a Veterans' Services Agency. The head of
the Veterans' Services Agency shall be the Director who shall be appointed
by and serve at the pleasure of the Mayor and shall report to the
Mayor. The Veterans' Services Agency shall not be considered a part
of the Mayor's Office for the purpose of calculating the mandatory
minimum appropriation to the Office of the Mayor as required in § C5-7B(9)
of this Charter.
[Amended 11-8-2005 by L.L. No. 11-2005[2]]
[2]
Editor's Note: This local law was approved at referendum 11-8-2005.
B.
The Veterans' Services Agency shall coordinate its activities with
and utilize so far as possible, the services, facilities of existing
offices, departments, commissions, boards, bureaus, institutions,
and other agencies of the state and of the political subdivisions
thereof. Further such coordination of activities shall include liaison
with the armed forces, United States Veterans' Administration, U.S.
Social Security, U.S. Department of Labor, U.S. Department of State
and such other Executive Branch Offices and Agencies of the Federal
Government.
C.
Submit statistical data, as required, to the Director, Division of
Veterans' Affairs, State of New York.
D.
Perform such other functions and duties pertaining to servicemen,
ex-servicemen, war veterans and their dependents as may, from time
to time, be prescribed by the State Director, the Mayor, or City Council.
[1]
Editor's Note: This local law was approved at referendum on
11-5-2002, and became effective 1-1-2003.
