Village of Niantic, IL
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2021-07-15
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Part II General Legislation
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Chapter 175 Offenses
- Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 7 Administration of Government
- Ch 23 Elections
- Ch 27 Emergency Management
- Ch 31 Ethics
- Ch 36 Freedom of Information
- Ch 44 Investment Policy
- Ch 62 Officers and Employees
- Ch 66 Open Meetings
- Ch 70 Ordinances
- Ch 75 Plan Commission
- Ch 79 Police Department
- Ch 83 Purchasing
- Ch 94 Trustees, Board of
- General Legislation
- Ch 103 Adult Uses
- Ch 107 Amusement Devices
- Ch 111 Animals
- Ch 118 Building Code
- Ch 130 Fair Housing
- Ch 142 Junk Dealers
- Ch 149 Licenses and Permits
- Ch 153 Liquor Control
- Ch 160 Mobile Homes
- Ch 167 Nuisances
- Ch 175 Offenses
- Ch 175 Art I Definitions
- § 175-1 Meanings of words and phrases.
- § 175-2 Criminal Code adopted.
- Ch 175 Art II General Provisions
- § 175-3 Disturbing police officer.
- § 175-4 Impersonation of Village officer.
- § 175-5 Disturbing lawful assemblies.
- § 175-6 Unlawful assembly.
- § 175-7 Disturbing the peace.
- § 175-8 Barbed-wire and electric fences.
- § 175-9 Fraudulently avoiding admission fees.
- § 175-10 Sale of cigarettes or tobacco to minors.
- § 175-11 Unlawful conduct on public way.
- § 175-12 Aid in escape.
- § 175-13 Escape.
- § 175-14 False pretenses.
- § 175-15 Renting premises for unlawful purposes.
- § 175-16 Aid to offense.
- § 175-17 Posting bills.
- § 175-18 Intoxication in public.
- § 175-19 Begging.
- § 175-20 Concealed weapons.
- § 175-21 Discharge of firearms or bow and arrow.
- § 175-22 Use of deadly force.
- § 175-23 Games in street.
- § 175-24 Storage of explosives.
- § 175-25 Throwing rocks.
- § 175-26 Destruction of public property.
- § 175-27 Abandoned refrigerators or iceboxes.
- § 175-28 Halloween curfew.
- § 175-29 General curfew.
- § 175-30 Theft of recyclables.
- § 175-31 Throwing objects from motor vehicles.
- § 175-32 Depositing of snow and ice.
- Ch 175 Art III Offenses Against Property
- § 175-33 Petty theft.
- § 175-34 Criminal damage to property.
- § 175-35 Injury to utility wires and poles.
- § 175-36 Damage or destruction of street signs.
- § 175-37 Tampering with public notices.
- Ch 175 Art IV Public Health, Safety and Decency
- § 175-38 Disorderly conduct.
- § 175-39 Resisting or obstructing peace officers.
- § 175-40 Refusing to aid peace officers.
- § 175-41 Assembling at public places and businesses.
- Ch 175 Art V Littering
- § 175-42 Definitions.
- § 175-43 Proper placement.
- § 175-44 Prevention of scattering.
- § 175-45 Upsetting or tampering with receptacles.
- § 175-46 Sidewalks and alleys to be kept free from litter.
- § 175-47 Duty of owner to maintain private premises.
- § 175-48 Littering from vehicles.
- § 175-49 Littering from aircraft.
- § 175-50 Litter in parks.
- § 175-51 Handbills.
- § 175-52 Posting notices.
- § 175-53 Construction sites.
- § 175-54 Loading and unloading docks.
- § 175-55 Parking lots.
- § 175-56 Clearing of litter from private property by Village.
- Ch 175 Art VI Trespassing
- § 175-57 Trespasses prohibited.
- § 175-58 Specifically enumerated trespasses; prevention.
- Ch 175 Art VII Parental Responsibility Regulations
- § 175-59 Definitions.
- § 175-60 Parents and guardians responsible for acts of minors.
- Ch 175 Art VIII Obscenity and Material Harmful to Minors
- § 175-61 Obscenity.
- § 175-62 Material harmful to minors.
- § 175-63 Tie-in sales of obscene publications to distributors.
- Ch 175 Art IX Open Burning
- § 175-64 Definitions.
- § 175-65 Burning prohibited.
- § 175-66 Restrictions on burning of landscape waste.
- Ch 175 Art X Fireworks
- § 175-67 Sale, use or explosion of fireworks prohibited.
- § 175-68 Definition.
- § 175-69 Incorporation of statutory provisions by reference.
- § 175-70 Permits.
- § 175-71 Forms.
- Ch 181 Parks
- Ch 185 Peddling and Soliciting
- Ch 192 Raffles
- Ch 198 Solid Waste
- Ch 203 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 207 Subdivision of Land
- Ch 214 Taxation
- Ch 220 Utilities
- Ch 230 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 245 Zoning
- Derivation Table
- Ch DT Derivation Table
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[HISTORY: Adopted by the Mayor and Board of Trustees of the
Village of Niantic as Ch. 27 of the 2000 Code. Amendments noted where
applicable.]
