City of Oakdale, CA
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2023-04-03
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Chapter 19 Offenses – Miscellaneous
- Adopting Ordinance
- Ch AO Adopting Ordinance
- Municipal Code
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 2 Administration
- Ch 3 Airport
- Ch 4 Animals and Fowl
- Ch 5 (Reserved)
- Ch 6 Bicycles
- Ch 6A (Reserved)
- Ch 6B (Reserved)
- Ch 7 Building Codes, Administration and Enforcement and Systems Development Charges
- Ch 8 Cardrooms
- Ch 9 Emergencies
- Ch 10 Electricity
- Ch 11 Finance and Taxation
- Ch 12 Fire Protection
- Ch 13 (Repealed by Ordinance No. 691)
- Ch 14 Health and Sanitation
- Ch 15 Housing Code
- Ch 16 Licenses
- Ch 17 Mechanical Code
- Ch 18 Motor Vehicles and Traffic.
- Ch 18A Oakdale Tourism Business Improvement District
- Ch 19 Offenses – Miscellaneous
- Ch 19 Art I Offenses – Miscellaneous
- § 19-1 Drinking on public streets.
- § 19-2 Repealed by Ordinance No. 710.
- § 19-3 Repealed by Ordinance No. 710.
- § 19-4 Repealed by Ordinance No. 857.
- § 19-5 Guns – Discharge prohibited – Exceptions.
- § 19-6 Guns – Possession by person under sixteen.
- § 19-7 Dances and dance halls – security required.
- § 19-8 Dances and dance halls – Definitions.
- § 19-9 Dances and dance halls – License required – Fee – Application – Exemptions.
- § 19-10 Dances and dance halls – Sanitation, ventilation, lighting.
- § 19-11 Dances and dance halls – Hours of operation.
- § 19-12 Dances and dance halls – Persons under influence of intoxicating liquor prohibited.
- § 19-13 Dances and dance halls — Liquor violations.
- § 19-14 Dances and dance halls – Congregation upon stairways and at entrances or exits prohibited.
- § 19-15 Dances and dance halls – Disorderly conduct.
- § 19-16 Dances and dance halls – Smoking restrictions.
- § 19-17 Dances and dance halls – Minors.
- § 19-18 Dances and dance halls – Security officers – Attendance required.
- § 19-19 Dances and dance halls – Police officers – Applicant to pay costs.
- § 19-20 Dances and dance halls – Authority of chief of police to make rules and regulations.
- § 19-21 Dances and dance halls – Violation – Penalty.
- § 19-22 Curfew age limit and hours.
- § 19-23 Interference with police dogs.
- § 19-24 Junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers.
- § 19-25 Junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers – Authority.
- § 19-26 Junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers – Definitions.
- § 19-27 Junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers – Exemptions.
- § 19-28 Junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers Reporting.
- § 19-29 Junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers – Seller's age limit.
- § 19-30 Junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers – Hours.
- § 19-31 Junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers – Payment.
- § 19-32 Junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers – Immediate notice of certain transactions.
- § 19-33 Junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers – License.
- § 19-34 Junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers – Penalty.
- § 19-35 Junk dealers and scrap metal recyclers – Severability.
- § 19-36 Prohibited licenses.
- § 19-37 through § 19-40. (Reserved)
- Ch 19 Art II Graffiti
- § 19-41 Definitions.
- § 19-42 Purpose and intent.
- § 19-43 Anti-vandalism provisions.
- § 19-44 Punishment provisions.
- § 19-45 Detection provisions – reward authority.
- § 19-46 Accessibility to "graffiti-ables" provision furnishing to minors prohibited.
- § 19-47 Removal provisions.
- Ch 19 Art III Property Maintenance and Public Nuisances
- § 19-48 Findings and purpose.
- § 19-48.1 Definitions.
- § 19-49 Unlawful property nuisances.
- § 19-49.1 Unlawful behavioral nuisances.
- § 19-50 Declaration of public nuisance.
- § 19-51 Notification of nuisance.
- § 19-52 Authority to issue administrative citation.
- § 19-53 Authority to initiate administrative remedies.
- § 19-54 Abatement by City.
- § 19-55 Assessment lien.
- § 19-56 Alternative actions available.
- § 19-57 Violations.
- § 19-58 Severability.
- § 19-59 through § 19-62. (Reserved for future legislation)
- Ch 19 Art IV Coasting Devices
- § 19-63 Definitions.
- § 19-64 Use and Operation.
- § 19-65 Exceptions.
- § 19-66 Penalties.
- § 19-67 through § 19-69. (Reserved for future legislation)
- Ch 19 Art V Administrative Citation Process
- § 19-70 Applicability.
- § 19-71 Enforcement officer - Defined.
- § 19-72 Administrative citation.
- § 19-73 Amount of fines.
- § 19-74 Payment of the fine.
- § 19-75 Hearing request.
- § 19-76 Advance deposit hardship waiver.
- § 19-77 Appeals board.
- § 19-78 Hearing procedure.
- § 19-79 Appeals board decision.
- § 19-80 Late payment charges.
- § 19-81 Recovery of administrative citation fines and costs.
- § 19-82 Right to judicial review.
- § 19-83 Notices.
- § 19-84 through § 19-89. (Reserved for future legislation)
- Ch 19 Art VI Administrative Remedies
- § 19-90 Applicability.
- § 19-91 Director - Defined.
- § 19-92 Compliance order.
- § 19-93 Method of service.
- § 19-94 Hearing.
- § 19-95 Notice of hearing.
- § 19-96 Hearing-Findings and order.
- § 19-97 Administrative order.
- § 19-98 Administrative penalties.
- § 19-99 Administrative costs.
- § 19-100 Failure to comply with administrative compliance order.
- § 19-101 Right of judicial review.
- § 19-102 Recovery of administrative civil penalties.
- § 19-103 Report of compliance after administrative order.
- § 19-104 Compliance dispute.
- § 19-105 Lien procedure.
- § 19-106 Public hearing and protests.
- § 19-107 Recording of lien.
- § 19-108 Satisfaction of lien.
- Ch 19 Art VII Prohibition Against Underage Drinking and Social Host Liability
- § 19-109 Legislative findings.
- § 19-110 Intent and purpose.
- § 19-111 Definitions.
- § 19-112 Consumption of alcohol by minor prohibited in public place, place open to public, or place not open to public.
- § 19-113 Hosting, permitting, allowing a party, gathering or event where minors consume alcoholic beverages prohibited.
- § 19-114 Prima facie evidence.
- § 19-115 Separate violation for each incident.
- § 19-116 Enforcement authority.
- § 19-117 Enforcement remedies.
- § 19-118 Public nuisance and recovery of response costs.
- § 19-119 Billing and collection.
- § 19-120 Special fund.
- § 19-121 Appeals.
- § 19-122 Severability.
- Ch 19 Art VIII Oakdale Massage Establishment Regulations
- § 19-123 Findings and purpose.
- § 19-124 Definitions.
- § 19-125 Operator permit required.
- § 19-126 Application for operator permit.
- § 19-127 Operator permit issuance and denial.
- § 19-128 Massage technician permit.
- § 19-129 Application for massage technician permit.
- § 19-130 Massage technician permit issuance and denial.
- § 19-131 Requirements for the operation of a massage establishment.
- § 19-132 Changes of business.
- § 19-133 Fees.
- § 19-134 Exemption; existing permittees.
- § 19-135 Transfer and renewal of permits.
- § 19-136 Suspension, revocation, denial and appeal.
- § 19-137 Attorneys' fees and costs.
- § 19-138 Violation and penalty.
- Ch 19 Art IX Prohibition Against Obstructing Public Streets, Sidewalks, and Passageways
- § 19-139 Obstructing any street, sidewalk, passageway or other public way prohibited – penalty – exceptions.
- § 19-140 Obstructing any street, sidewalk, passageway or other public way prohibited – second offense within twenty-four hours –penalty – exceptions.
- § 19-141 Obstructing any street, sidewalk, passageway or other public way prohibited – second offense within one hundred twenty days of conviction – penalty – exceptions.
- Ch 19 Art X Remaining upon Private or Business Property After Being Requested to Leave – Penalty – Exceptions
- § 19-142 Remaining upon private or business property after being requested to leave – penalty – exceptions.
- § 19-143 Remaining upon private or business property after being requested to leave – second offense within twenty-four hours –penalty – exceptions.
- § 19-144 Remaining upon private or business property after being requested to leave – second offense within one hundred twenty days of conviction – penalty – exceptions.
- Ch 19 Art XI Maintenance, Security and Rehabilitation of Abandoned and Vacant Property
- § 19-145 Findings – Declaration of purpose.
- § 19-146 Definitions.
- § 19-147 Classification of nuisances.
- § 19-148 Maintenance requirements.
- § 19-149 Security requirements.
- § 19-150 Inspection.
- § 19-151 Additional requirements.
- § 19-152 Other enforcement.
- § 19-153 Appeals.
- § 19-154 Violation/penalty.
- § 19-155 Severability.
- Ch 19 Art XII Unauthorized Camping, Sleeping, and Storage of Personal Property on Public Property or Private Property
- § 19-156 Purpose.
- § 19-157 Definitions.
- § 19-158 Unlawful camping.
- § 19-159 Storage of personal property on public and private property.
- § 19-160 Permit for special events required.
- § 19-161 Posting copy of permit.
- § 19-162 Power of the City Manager to make rules and regulations.
- § 19-163 Current ordinance provisions.
- Ch 19 Art XIII Solicitation in Public Places, Controls, and Prohibitions
- § 19-164 Prohibition of aggressive solicitation.
- § 19-165 Locations where solicitation is prohibited.
- § 19-166 Exception – Permit.
- Ch 19 Art XIV Squatter Camps
- § 19-167 Definitions.
- § 19-168 Unlawful occupancy.
- § 19-169 Enforcement by owner and person in charge of property.
- § 19-170 Nuisance.
- § 19-171 Procedure for abatement of nuisance.
- § 19-172 Enforcement by City.
- § 19-173 Burden of proof.
- Ch 19 Art XV Unauthorized Removal or Possession of a Shopping Cart
- § 19-174 Prohibition.
- Ch 19 Art XVI Noise Control
- § 19-175 Declaration of Policy.
- § 19-176 General Prohibition.
- § 19-177 Definitions.
- § 19-178 Noises Prohibited.
- § 19-179 Violations.
- § 19-180 Exemptions.
- Ch 20 Parks and Recreation
- Ch 21 (Reserved)
- Ch 22 Personnel
- Ch 23 Plumbing
- Ch 24 Police
- Ch 25 Purchases
- Ch 26 Refuse, Garbage and Weeds
- Ch 27 (Reserved)
- Ch 28 Sewers and Sewage Disposal
- Ch 29 Storm Water Management and Discharge Control
- Ch 30 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 31 Subdivisions
- Ch 31A Taxicabs
- Ch 32 Trees and Shrubs
- Ch 33 Unclaimed Property, Money and Disposition of Surplus City Property
- Ch 34 Underground Utility Districts
- Ch 35 Water
- Ch 36 Zoning
- Ch 37 Cannabis Regulations
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
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Editor's Note: Former Article II pertaining to the sale or
possession of drug paraphernalia has been repealed in entirety by
Ordinance No. 796, § 1.
