Ch 125 Pt 1— Building Construction; Fire Prevention; Unsafe Buildings Ch 125 Pt 1 Art VII— Unsafe Buildings § 125-47— Determination of unsafe conditions. § 125-49— Declaration of nuisance. § 125-50— Duties of Building Inspector. § 125-52— Emergency cases. § 125-54— Failure to comply with final order. § 125-55— Personal liability. § 125-56— Transfer of title. § 125-58— Penalties for offenses. § 125-69— Unsafe buildings and structures. 183-3{7}— VACANT BUILDING § DL-1— Dispositions of legislation.

§ 125-69— Unsafe buildings and structures.

§ C-25— Enumeration of powers. 1-11B(2){1}— DIRECTOR OF MUNICIPAL UTILITIES 1-14A{17}— DIRECTOR OF MUNICIPAL UTILITIES § 104-3— Birds and squirrels. § 104-13.1— Guide dogs and service dogs. § 125-38— Exceptions. § 125-42— Fire prevention permit. § 126-4— Contracts. § 147-5— Issuance of license; fee; renewal. § 169-3— Objectives. 169-4B{26}— MANUFACTURED HOME § 169-12— Permit application. § 169-13— Powers and duties of Code Enforcement Officer Brian Hicks, or his successor. § 169-14— General standards. § 169-15— Standards for all structures. § 169-17— Nonresidential structures. § 169-18— Manufactured homes and recreational vehicles. § 169-19— Appeals board. § 178-11— Certificate of appropriateness. § 182-6— Work, materials and equipment to be safe. 182-7C{52}— MULTIPLE DWELLING 182-7C{55}— NONHABITABLE SPACE § 182-11— Use restrictions. § 182-30— Fuel gas. § 182-39— Air conditioning and mechanical ventilation in multiple dwellings. § 182-49— Energy efficiency. 183-3{5}— UNOCCUPIED § 183-5— Maintenance. 213-3{8}— LOT § 225-9— Master Plan. § 225-28— Suitability of land. § 225-31— Easements. § 225-35— Required improvements. § 232-5.1— Public Art Commission. 242-3C{12}— DEPARTMENT 242-3C{13}— DIRECTOR OF MUNICIPAL UTILITIES 242-3C{24}— INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER OR INDUSTRIAL WASTE 242-3C{29}— POLLUTANTS § 242-6— Permit required for connection to public sewer. § 242-7— Classes of building sewer permits; application; fee. § 242-10— Use of old building sewers. § 242-14— Compliance with applicable ordinances and regulations required. § 242-15— Inspections; connection to public sewer. § 242-17— Notice to eliminate existing connections. § 242-22— Connection to public sewer; when required. § 242-25— Action by Director of Municipal Utilities in cases of questionable discharges. § 242-26— Grease, oil and sand interceptors. § 242-29— Permit required; application; fee. § 242-30— Inspections. § 242-39— Prohibited discharges. § 242-43— Holding tank waste; industrial waste haulers. § 242-45— Special conditions. § 242-46— Federal effluent limitations. § 242-47— Dilution prohibited. § 242-48— Disposal of unacceptable waste. § 242-49— Approval of connection to sewer. § 242-50— Acceptance of new or increased discharges. § 242-51— Industrial waste discharge permits. § 242-52— Filing of permit application. § 242-53— Permit conditions. § 242-55— Transfer of permit. § 242-56— Suspension, modification or revocation of permit. § 242-57— Monitoring facilities. § 242-58— Inspection and sampling. § 242-59— Pretreatment. § 242-60— Accidental discharge. § 242-61— Confidential information. § 242-62— Special agreements. § 242-64— Analytical procedures. § 242-66— Computation of industrial sewer use charge. § 242-67— Basis for determination. § 242-68— Volume determination. § 242-69— Determination of pollutant concentration. § 242-70— Pollutant concentration disputed by industry. § 242-71— Payment of industrial sewer use charge. § 242-72— Investigation; notice of violation. § 242-73— Hearing; notice and procedure. § 242-74— Administrative sanctions. § 242-75— Criminal sanctions. § 242-77— Injunction. § 242-78— Summary abatement. § 242-79— Publication of users in significant noncompliance. § 242-82— Injunctive relief. § 242-83— Determination of charges; billing and payment. § 242-86— Charges as a result of leaks. 254-2{6}— MISCELLANEOUS WASTE 254-2{8}— RECYCLABLE COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL BYPRODUCTS § 254-18— Household hazardous waste and farm hazardous waste. § 254-29— Refuse collection fee for tax exempt properties located in City of Auburn. § 259-23— Rate for replacement of pavement. § 259-24— Utility company bond to cover restoration costs. Ch 265 Art I— Utility Tax § 265-1— Tax imposed. 265-2{1}— GROSS INCOME 265-2{2}— GROSS OPERATING INCOME 265-2{4}— UTILITY § 265-3— Records. § 265-4— Tax returns. § 265-5— Payment of tax. § 265-10— Tax to constitute part of utility's operating costs. § 265-15— Exemption. § 277-7— Distance from utilities. § 277-9— Tree topping. § 277-12— Removal of trees on public property; trimming of street trees. § 285-30— Truck route system. 300-4{2}— ANTENNA 300-4{14}— MODIFICATION or MODIFY § 300-10— Application. § 300-12— Priority. § 305-3— Applicability and scope. 305-9{46}— CULTURAL USE FACILITY/MUSEUM 305-9{56}— DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE 305-9{107}— HEALTHCARE FACILITY, OUTPATIENT 305-9{126}— LOT 305-9{144}— MOBILE HOME 305-9{169}— PARKING, SHARED 305-9{187}— PUBLIC SEWER AND/OR WATER FACILITIES 305-9{188}— PUBLIC UTILITY § 305-23— D Downtown. § 305-39— Industrial, heavy. § 305-42— Landscaping and buffers. § 305-50— Outdoor storage of materials and equipment. § 305-52— Public buildings, public services, and public utilities. § 305-58— Temporary uses. § 305-59— Tiny houses and tiny house clusters. § 305-97— Design Review Committee. § 305-99— Engineering Services Division. § A308-1— Local laws enacted by City.