[Ord. No. 783 §§1 —
3, 4-3-1986]
A. Definitions. As used in this Section, the following terms
shall have these prescribed meanings:
COMBINED PURPOSE BUILDINGS
Any building designed or adapted or occupied by one (1) or
more families and simultaneously designed or adapted or used for any
commercial purpose or storage by anyone other than the owner/lessor
occupant.
MULTI-FAMILY DWELLINGS
All buildings designed or adapted for occupation by two (2)
or more families living independently of each other.
SMOKE ALARM
Any UL (Underwriter Laboratory) approved smoke detection
device powered by batteries and sufficiently loud to be clearly audible
in the sleeping rooms of each and every dwelling unit of the building,
notwithstanding any closed doors or intervening walls.
B. All multi-family
dwellings and combined purpose buildings aforesaid shall have the
smoke alarms required by this Section affixed on the ceiling or wall
at a point located in the corridor to an existing access point to
the sleeping rooms or at such other point that may be calculated to
provide sufficient warning to all persons who may be occupying said
building upon approval by the Chief of Mound City Fire Department.
C. It shall
be unlawful for any person to rent, lease, loan or otherwise permit
to be occupied any multi-family dwellings and combined purpose buildings,
as defined herein, to any person or family without the required smoke
detectors.
[Ord. No. 1204 §1, 8-16-2012]
A. Upon
written agreement, citizens and/or property owners of the City of
Mound City, Missouri will be permitted, at their expense, to make
improvements to City alleys adjacent to their properties. The written
agreement may be changed by the City of Mound City prior to execution
and conditions may be placed on the granting of the right to improve
alleys.
B. Any alley
that has been paved with asphalt or concrete by a private individual
will be maintained by that individual in a condition satisfactory
to the City.
C. If a situation arises where the responsible party is no longer able or willing to maintain the alley as described in Subsection
(B) above due to death, illness, or sale of the property, then the City, at its option, will maintain the alley as it deems appropriate and in a condition similar to other City alleys.
D. If a
citizen and/or property owner makes improvements to City alleys adjacent
to their property without entering into a written agreement with the
City, the City shall have the option to remove said improvement and/or
the citizen and/or property owner constructing, or permitting and/or
allowing the construction and/or installation of the improvement shall
be in violation of this Section. Such violation shall be punished
by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars ($500.00).