[Adopted 11-27-1978 by L.L. No. 8-1978[1]]
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Editor's Note: Pursuant to L.L. No. 1-1976 which established the Code, the provisions or this article were originally designated as Ch. 40.
Any person who commits any of the following acts shall be deemed to have committed the offense of disorderly conduct:
A. 
Uses offensive, disorderly, threatening, abusive or insulting language, conduct or behavior.
B. 
Acts in such manner as to annoy, disturb, interfere with, obstruct or be offensive to others.
C. 
By his actions causes a crowd to collect, except when lawfully addressing such a crowd.
D. 
Interferes with any person or unnecessarily crowds himself or places a hand in the proximity of such person's pocket, pocketbook or handbag.
E. 
Stations himself on any public street of the village or follows pedestrians for the purpose of soliciting alms or who solicits alms on any such public street unlawfully.
F. 
Commits in or about any street, park or public place within the village or in any other place within the village, so as to annoy any other person, any lewd, wanton, indecent, immodest, obscene or filthy act, gesture or conduct.
No person shall stand, sleep, sit or remain upon any sidewalk, street, lobby or entrance to any public building or any building wherein the public shall be invited to congregate, in such a manner as to interfere with public passage upon the sidewalk or in or about any building or to cause annoyance, inconvenience or delay to persons lawfully using such building or ways or streets, or shall act in such manner as to be offensive to others or in such a manner as to offend public decency, or shall refuse to move when so directed by a police officer.
No person shall shout or make any excessive or unusual noise in or upon any public place, street, road or highway, to the disturbance of others upon or adjacent to said public place, street, road or highway, nor shall any person shout or make any excessive or unusual noise within or without any building or other structure to the disturbance of others adjacent to such building or structure.
Any person who shall consume alcoholic beverages, including beer or wine, on a public street, lane, sidewalk, plaza, parking lot or public or quasi-public place or in any public conveyance or in a private motor vehicle while same is in motion or parked in any public street, lane or public parking lot or plaza or while upon any private property not his own, without the express permission of the owner or other person having authority to grant such permission, shall be deemed to have committed the offense of disorderly conduct. An open bottle or container in any vehicle shall be presumptive evidence that the same is in possession of all the occupants thereof and in violation of the provisions of this article. An open bottle or container in the possession of any person and containing alcoholic beverages shall be presumptive evidence of the consuming of that alcoholic beverage by the person who has such open bottle or container in his possession, and if he shall have such open bottle or container in his possession in the circumstances wherein he is, by this article, forbidden to consume alcoholic beverages, he shall be guilty of the offense of disorderly conduct.
Any person who shall discard alcoholic beverage containers or glass or metal containers of any sort within the Incorporated Village of Bellerose upon any public street, lane, sidewalk, parking lot, plaza or public or quasi-public place or upon any property not his own, without the express permission of the owner or the person having authority to grant such permission, shall be guilty of the offense of disorderly conduct.
A person may not intrude upon any lot or piece of land within the bounds of the Incorporated Village of Bellerose, except public property specifically designated for use by the public at the time when such intrusion takes place, without authorization from the owner or owners thereof. The presence of any person who is not the owner or owners thereof, upon any lot or piece of land within the bounds of the Incorporated Village of Bellerose, shall be deemed prima facie evidence that such presence is without the authorization of the owner thereof. The presence of any person upon public property specifically designated for use by the public, outside of the hours for which such property is designated for use by the public, shall be deemed prima facie evidence that such presence is without permission and is in violation of the provisions of this article. Any person who shall so intrude upon property, in violation of the provisions of this article, shall be guilty of the offense of disorderly conduct.
For a violation of any provision of this article, each offender shall be liable for and shall pay a fine not exceeding $250 or shall be liable to imprisonment for a period not exceeding 30 days, or shall be liable to both fine and imprisonment for each and every offense, and such violation shall constitute disorderly conduct, and the person violating the same shall be a disorderly person.