A.
Conduct
offensive to public well-being consists of any person:
1.
Who
is the owner or tenant in possession of any premises located within
the town, permitting any privy or cesspool upon the premises owned
or occupied by him to become a menace to public health or constitute
a condition offensive to the public;
2.
Erecting
a carbon black plant;
3.
Erecting
any slaughterhouse or place for the slaughter of animals without the
written consent of the town council;
4.
Spitting
upon or in any public building, store, church, house, school or other
building in which persons frequently congregate, or upon or in any
public carrier, public sidewalk or roadway; or
5.
Conducting
or participating in any physical or mental endurance contest for a
continuous period of time longer than twenty-four (24) hours or conducting
or participating in any such endurance contest for a total of twenty-four
(24) hours within any period of one hundred sixty-eight (168) hours,
provided, this paragraph shall not apply to any athletic contest of
schools, colleges or universities of the state.
B.
Whoever
commits conduct offensive to public well-being is guilty of a petty
misdemeanor.
(1981 Code, sec. 14-5)
A.
Abandonment
of dangerous containers consists of any person:
1.
Abandoning,
discarding or keeping in any place accessible to children, any refrigerator,
icebox, freezer, airtight container, cabinet or similar container,
of a capacity of one and one-half (1-1/2) cubic feet or more, which
is no longer in use, without having the attached doors, hinges, lids
or latches removed or without sealing the doors or other entrances
so as to make it impossible for anyone to be imprisoned therein; or
2.
Who,
being the owner, lessee or manager of any premises, knowingly permits
any abandoned or discarded refrigerator, icebox, freezer, airtight
container, cabinet or similar container of a capacity of one and one-half
(1-1/2) cubic feet or more, and which remains upon such premises in
a condition whereby a child may be imprisoned therein.
B.
Whoever
commits abandonment of dangerous containers is guilty of a petty misdemeanor.
(1981 Code, sec. 14-10)
A.
Coercing
the purchase of insurance from particular broker consists of any person
engaged in selling real or personal property, or the lending of money,
requiring as a condition precedent to the sale, financing the purchase
of such property or the lending of money, or the renewal of extension
of any loan or mortgage, that the purchaser of such property, or recipient
of the financial assistance, negotiate any policy of insurance or
renewal thereof through a particular insurance company, agent, solicitor
or broker.
B.
Nothing
in this section shall be construed to prevent the exercise by any
person of the right to designate minimum standards as to the company,
the terms and provisions of the policy and the adequacy of the coverage
with respect to insurance on property pledged or mortgaged to such
person.
C.
Whoever
commits coercing the purchase of insurance from particular broker
is guilty of a petty misdemeanor.
(1981 Code, sec. 14-11)
