City of Centralia, MO Index

§ 10-13 — Burning of combustible materials restricted.

12-1{49} — RECREATIONAL VEHICLE

§ 20-19 — Disturbing religious assembly.

§ 22-78 — Military leave.

add Camps

§ 10-13 — Burning of combustible materials restricted.

12-1{49} — RECREATIONAL VEHICLE

§ 20-19 — Disturbing religious assembly.

§ 22-78 — Military leave.

add Carbon monoxide

§ 5-37 — Amendments to the International Residential Code for One- and Two-Family Dwellings — 2015 Edition.

add Carbon monoxide alarms

§ 5-37 — Amendments to the International Residential Code for One- and Two-Family Dwellings — 2015 Edition.

add Carnivals

§ 16-1 — Required generally; exceptions.

§ 16-10 — Schedule of fees.

§ 31-44 — Use regulations.

add Cats

1-2{11} — OWNER

§ 4-1 — Running at large prohibited.

§ 4-5 — Impoundment — redemption of animals other than dogs or cats.

§ 4-6 — Impounding — disposition of unclaimed animals.

Ch 4 Art II — Dogs and Cats

§ 4-10 — Dog and cat license required.

§ 4-10.1 — Definitions.

§ 4-11 — Duty of owner to license dog and cat-when.

§ 4-12 — Registration procedure generally; tags.

§ 4-13 — Dog and cat license-receipts and tags.

§ 4-14 — Tags — affixing.

§ 4-15 — Duplicate tags.

§ 4-16 — Offenses involving tags.

§ 4-17 — Tags — nontransferable.

§ 4-19 — Impoundment — generally.

§ 4-20 — Redemption of impounded dogs and cats.

§ 4-21 — Release of impounded dogs and cats.

§ 4-22 — Disposition of unclaimed dogs and cats.

§ 4-25 — Keeping of barking, etc., dogs or cats; responsibility of owner to prevent dog or cat from damaging property or biting, etc., persons.

§ 4-26.2 — Teasing or aggravating a dog or cat.

§ 4-27 — Issuance of muzzling proclamation.

§ 4-28 — Officer procedure when a dog or cat is injuring a person or domestic animal when impoundment of dog or cat is being attempted.

§ 4-29 — Procedure when dog or cat bites, injures or attacks any person or domestic animal.

§ 4-30 — Number of dogs and cats allowed at residence.

§ 4-31 — Penalty for violating provisions of Articles I or II.

§ 4-35 — Procedure when dangerous dog bites, injures or attacks any person or domestic animal.

§ 4-43 — Enclosures.

§ 4-44 — Chickens at large.

Ch 14 Art I — In General

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§ 2-28 — Officers to pay taxes; officers who are required to be residents.

§ 2-57 — Duties generally.

Ch 6 — Cemeteries

§ 6-1 — Interment permit — required; contents; filing; fee.

§ 6-2 — Same — purpose; who authorized to dig graves — licensed funeral director to be present — exception.

§ 6-3 — Same — disposition of fee; responsibility of City regarding grave.

§ 6-4 — Appointment of Sexton.

§ 6-5 — Disinterment — permit required; fee generally; requirements to disinter.

§ 6-7 — Price of burial spaces; permit required for markers.

§ 6-9 — Dimensions and depth of grave.

§ 6-10 — Machinery and vehicles — types allowed; speed on roadways.

§ 6-11 — Same — on private lots or walkways.

§ 6-11.1 — Same — special permit for use of mechanical diggers.

§ 6-12 — Defacing monuments, etc., unlawful.

§ 6-13 — Use of firearms regulated.

§ 6-14 — Loud, indecent, etc., language prohibited.

§ 6-15 — Presence in cemetery prohibited during certain hours.

§ 6-16 — Picking flowers or breaking shrubs.

§ 6-17 — Concrete apron required of lots; grave liners and additional requirements for certain lots; specifications for apron and other special requirements to be in warranty deeds.

§ 6-18 — Gifts and donations generally.

§ 6-18.1 — Burial of indigent persons in the Centralia Cemetery.

§ 6-19 — Provision for allowance.

§ 6-20 — Application to construct — contents.

§ 6-21 — Same — standards for approval; granting of special permit.

Ch 6 Art III — Perpetual Care Cemetery Fund

§ 6-23 — Established.

§ 6-24 — Composition of fund — gifts; donations; money from burial space sales.

§ 6-25 — Same — income from investment; use of capital specified.

§ 6-26 — Expenditures generally.

§ 6-27 — Cemetery operating fund designated; transfer to same of income from perpetual care cemetery fund.

Ch 6 Art IV — Cemetery Advisory Committee

§ 6-28 — Created; purpose.

§ 6-31 — Powers and duties.

Ch 9 — Finance and Taxation

§ 13-5 — Owners of lots to remove weeds, etc.; notice and hearing; removal by City and taxing of costs against property.

Ch 18 — Motor Vehicles, Traffic, and Bicycles

§ 18-33 — Speed limits generally.

Ch 19 — Nuisances

§ 20-18 — Disturbing the peace.

§ 20-31 — Firearms — firing prohibited; exceptions.

§ 20-34 — Horses, etc. — running through streets, etc.; riding or leading on sidewalk.

§ 20-41 — Property interference — trespass on real property.

§ 21-2 — Presence in City park prohibited during certain hours; exception.

§ 31-44 — Use regulations.

§ CR-10 — Centralia Cross Reference.

add Certificates of approval

§ 6-22 — Inspections; deviation from approved plan; interment contingent upon certificate of approval.

§ 30.1-11 — Final plat (for both major and minor subdivisions).

add Certificates of compliance

§ 5-40 — Amendments to International Fire Code — 2015 Edition.

add Certificates of good standing

§ 30.1-9 — Improvements installed or guaranteed by developer.

§ 31-7.1 — Rezoning Process.

add Certificates of insurance

§ 11-1 — Sale prohibited — exception.

add Certificates of occupancy

§ 5-27 — Amendments to the International Building Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-40 — Amendments to International Fire Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-46 — Amendments To The International Existing Building Code — 2015.

§ 30-6 — Same — failure to number buildings prohibited.

§ 31-10 — Application for building permit.

§ 31-11 — Certificate of occupancy — required; contents; records.

§ 31-12 — Same — for building.

§ 31-13 — Same — for land.

§ 31-14 — Same — for nonconforming uses.

§ 31-47 — Yard.

Ch 31 Art XIII — Nonconforming Uses

add Cesspools

§ 23-20 — Septic tank and water closet connections to public sewers.

§ 26-73 — Mandatory sewer connection; septic tanks; denial of right to connect.

§ 26-85.2 — Use of public and private sewers and drains.

§ 26-85.3 — Private sewage disposal.

add Charges

§ 2-1 — Policy concerning meetings, records and votes (open meetings and records law).

§ 2-48 — Powers and responsibilities as to property, personnel, contracts, etc.

§ 2-53 — City Attorney — duties generally.

§ 2-55.1 — City Prosecutor.

§ 2-57 — Duties generally.

§ 2-64 — Deputy Collector.

§ 2-72 — Duties generally.

§ 4-15 — Duplicate tags.

§ 4-25 — Keeping of barking, etc., dogs or cats; responsibility of owner to prevent dog or cat from damaging property or biting, etc., persons.

§ 4-30 — Number of dogs and cats allowed at residence.

§ 4-31 — Penalty for violating provisions of Articles I or II.

§ 4-35 — Procedure when dangerous dog bites, injures or attacks any person or domestic animal.

§ 4-37 — Circumstances when a dog shall be required to comply with certain requirements.

§ 5-18 — Notice to owner, occupant, etc.

§ 5-20.3 — Special tax bill and personal debt for cost of work by City.

§ 5-27 — Amendments to the International Building Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-32 — Amendments to the International Plumbing Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-35 — Amendments to the International Mechanical Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-37 — Amendments to the International Residential Code for One- and Two-Family Dwellings — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-43 — Amendments to the International Fuel Gas Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 6-3 — Same — disposition of fee; responsibility of City regarding grave.

§ 6-7 — Price of burial spaces; permit required for markers.

§ 6-18.1 — Burial of indigent persons in the Centralia Cemetery.

§ 6-20 — Application to construct — contents.

§ 7-9 — Restrictions on employees.

Ch 9 — Finance and Taxation

§ 9-26 — Delivery of tax book to City Collector.

§ 9-29 — Collector to use all lawful means to collect taxes and licenses.

§ 9-31 — Penalty for nonpayment of taxes.

§ 9-33 — Final settlement by City Collector; preparation of delinquent lists.

§ 9-34 — When Board of Aldermen may correct errors.

§ 9-36 — City Clerk to file delinquent list; preparation of back tax book.

§ 9-43 — Enhanced Enterprise Zone — qualified businesses — requirements to abate property taxes.

§ 10-2 — Same — Fireman job description, duties of Fireman.

§ 10-3 — Same — duties when fire outside City limits; charges in such case for use of equipment — emergency aid requests.

13-1{3} — CUSTOMER

§ 13-8 — Collection.

§ 13-11 — Rules and regulations.

§ 13-12 — Unlawful acts.

§ 13-13 — Collection and disposal service charges — state imposed surcharges.

§ 13-27 — Collection and disposal of yard waste.

§ 13-29 — Temporary collection and disposal of major appliances.

§ 16-17 — Confidentiality of information.

§ 18-9.5 — Same — implied consent to chemical tests.

§ 18-9.6 — Same — procedure on arrest.

§ 18-9.7 — Same — procedure in municipal court for violations of Section 18-9.1.

§ 18-9.9 — Same — penalties.

§ 18-16 — Passing school bus; compliance generally of school buses with certain regulations.

§ 18-25.1 — Regulation of all-terrain vehicles and prohibition of snow mobiles.

§ 18-35 — Owner prima facie responsible — prohibited parking in alleys.

§ 18-55 — Same — allowing to remain on private property longer than seventy-two hours prohibited; exceptions.

§ 18-57 — Impoundment and sale; disposition of proceeds; recovery of vehicle or proceeds by owner.

§ 19-1 — Nuisances prohibited.

20-17.1A{6} — PRINTED MATERIAL

§ 20-22 — Failure to appear in municipal court following initial appearance.

§ 20-31 — Firearms — firing prohibited; exceptions.

§ 20-36.1 — Receiving stolen property valued at less than five hundred dollars.

§ 20-50 — Endangering the welfare of a child.

22-2{15} — DEPARTMENT

22-2{40} — SUSPENSION

§ 22-57 — Causes for disciplinary action.

§ 22-64 — Judicial suspensions.

§ 22-71 — Holidays.

§ 22-73 — Sick leave.

§ 22-74 — Injury and disability leave.

§ 22-76 — Funeral leave.

§ 22-132 — Results of investigation.

§ 22-137 — Illegal drugs.

§ 24-3 — Chief of Police.

§ 24-9 — Prohibiting excessive force during non-violent civil rights demonstrations.

§ 24-26 — Fire guards.

Ch 26 — Public Utilities

§ 26-1 — Legislative findings.

§ 26-5 — Duties of the City Administrator.

§ 26-7 — Same — use by City; transfer to water and light fund; recovery by customer.

§ 26-11 — Same — apply to bills or return when service discontinued; department to take charge of meters.

§ 26-16 — Discontinuance of service.

§ 26-17 — Temporary service at expense of consumer; charge for installation of temporary meter.

§ 26-25 — Same — underground services.

§ 26-37 — Security lighting.

§ 26-39.2 — Net metering.

§ 26-43 — Meter required.

§ 26-47 — Fire hydrants.

26-50.1{1} — CITY ADMINISTRATOR or DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS AND UTILITIES

§ 26-50.5 — Tampering prohibited.

§ 26-51 — Management of sewerage system; rules and regulations of City Board of Aldermen.

26-71{4} — CAPITAL CHARGE

26-71{25} — SEWAGE SERVICE CHARGE

26-71{33} — SURCHARGE

26-71{39} — USER CHARGE

§ 26-85.5 — Discharge of waters and wastes into the public sewer system(s).

§ 26-85.6 — Tampering with sewerage works prohibited.

§ 26-92 — Connection by property owners in City.

§ 26-96 — Special assessments.

§ 26-110 — When construction authorized; connection to public or district sewer.

Ch 26 Art VI — Rates and Charges

§ 26-111.1 — Automatic bank payment withdrawal program for utility customers.

§ 26-112 — Delinquent payment — service disconnected; reconnection of service.

§ 26-113 — Same — penalty.

§ 26-114 — Bad check procedure.

§ 26-115 — Service rates generally.

§ 26-116 — Connection charge, reconnection where no change in ownership, etc.

§ 26-116.1 — Level electric billing payment program (budget billing).

§ 26-118 — Water rates fixed.

§ 26-119 — Connection charge — generally.

§ 26-119.1 — Fee — Federal Safe Drinking Water Act enforcement.

Ch 26 Art VI Div 4 — Sewer User Charges

§ 26-120 — Charge imposed on users of system.

§ 26-121 — Basis of charge.

§ 26-122 — Separation of funds.

§ 26-123 — Same — billing period; non-consumptive uses.

§ 26-124 — Same; individual agreements authorized; when.

§ 26-125 — Users charges fixed.

§ 26-126 — Additional charges for toxic pollutants.

§ 26-127 — Charges apply to all users.

§ 26-129 — Pretreatment charges.

§ 26-130 — Charges constitute lien.

§ 26-132 — User charge system.

§ 26-133 — (Reserved)

§ 26-134 — State sewer service connection fee — Missouri Water Pollution Control Program.

Ch 26 Art VI Div 5 — User Charge for Water System

§ 26-135 — Charge imposed on users of system.

26-136{6} — USER CHARGE

§ 26-137 — Annual revenues.

§ 26-138 — Actual use rate structure.

§ 26-139 — Monthly billing; delinquent charges.

§ 26-140 — Annual review.

§ 27-2 — Lights required — at crossings.

§ 27-3 — Same — on trains.

§ 27-5 — Person to be stationed on back of moving locomotive, etc.

§ 27-6 — Method generally of moving train, etc., across crossing; flagman required.

§ 30-13.3 — Permits for excavations and requirements for issuance.

§ 30-33 — Arborist's permit.

§ 30-44 — Same — drainage; when City to provide labor and material.

§ 30-51 — Special assessment procedure for sidewalks.

§ 30.1-11 — Final plat (for both major and minor subdivisions).

§ 30.1-13 — Improvements installed or furnished by developer.

§ 30.2-8 — Same — establishment of charges and fees.

§ 30.2-9 — Same — review of requirements, charges, fees, etc.

§ 30.2-18 — Charges and fees generally.

§ 30.2-23 — Same — contents and conditions.

§ 30.2-34 — Show cause hearing; orders and directives pursuant to hearing.

§ 31-42 — Use regulations.

§ 31-57 — Same — improvement of parking areas.

§ 31-59 — Established; composition; appointment; terms; organization; vacancies; removal of members.

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§ 1-8 — Working of prisoners; installment payment of fines.

Ch 2 Art II — Board of Aldermen

§ 3-12 — Procedure to submit license application; consideration by City Clerk to approve license application.

§ 4-35 — Procedure when dangerous dog bites, injures or attacks any person or domestic animal.

§ 6-15 — Presence in cemetery prohibited during certain hours.

§ 16-20 — Registration of persons engaging in interstate commerce.

§ 18-25.5 — Inspection, permits and registration required to operate low-speed vehicle, golf carts, or utility vehicle on City streets, roads, or alleys.

§ 18-56 — Illegal parking or abandonment on privately owned land, parking lot, etc.

§ 18-57 — Impoundment and sale; disposition of proceeds; recovery of vehicle or proceeds by owner.

§ 20-9.1 — Prohibiting persons from being inside downtown City parking lot during certain hours.

20.1-1{1} — CHIEF OF POLICE

§ 20.1-2 — Permit — required; exceptions.

§ 20.1-3 — Same — application.

§ 20.1-4 — Same — standards for issuance.

§ 20.1-5 — Same — notice of denial.

§ 20.1-7 — Same — alternate permit.

§ 20.1-8 — Same — Chief of Police to send copies to other City officials.

§ 20.1-9 — Same — contents.

§ 20.1-11 — Same — revocation.

§ 20.1-12 — Public conduct during parades.

22-2{2} — ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING

22-2{6} — CHIEF OF POLICE

22-2{16} — DEPARTMENT HEAD

§ 22-31 — Probationary appointments.

§ 22-38 — Salary and wage schedule.

§ 22-42 — Appointment rate.

§ 22-45 — Standard work week — overtime.

§ 22-55 — Discipline policy.

§ 22-66 — Attendance.

§ 22-106 — Department head evaluations.

§ 22-107 — Evaluation of Fire Chief and City Administrator.

§ 22-129 — Reporting of complaints.

§ 22-130 — Investigating authority.

§ 22-131 — Investigation procedures.

§ 24-1 — Composition — appointment of members — terms — removal — resignation — powers and duties generally — qualifications.

§ 24-3 — Chief of Police.

§ 24-4 — Organization and ranking of members — delegation of powers and duties of Chief of Police in his/her absence.

§ 24-5 — Compensation.

§ 24-6 — Compliance with rules and regulations.

§ 24-7 — Members of force to obey orders of Chief of Police — duty of same to preserve order, etc.

§ 24-8 — Uniform dress.

§ 24-10 — Duty to report violations to City Attorney.

§ 24-11 — Right of entry.

§ 24-12 — Power of arrest, with and without warrant.

§ 24-15 — Duties generally regarding Municipal Court.

§ 24-19 — Duty to keep streets and alleys clear; abatement of nuisances.

§ 24-20 — Chief of Police to attend all meetings of Board of Aldermen, etc.

§ 24-23 — Removal of dangerous combustible materials.

§ 24-26 — Fire guards.

§ 24-29 — Emergency response outside of City limits.

§ 24-30 — Mid-Missouri Major Case Squad.

§ 26-108 — Appropriation for public use — general procedure.

§ 28-6 — Rioting — repression and dispersion by force; order of authorities to command dispersing force.

add Churches

§ 3-6 — License applicant qualifications and other requirements to apply for license — in general.

§ 11-2 — Sellers to display sign.

§ 11-4 — Discharge restricted as to time, type of firework and area — public displays.

13-1{1} — BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS

§ 13-13 — Collection and disposal service charges — state imposed surcharges.

§ 20-11 — Curfew — minors under sixteen years after 11:00 P.M.

§ 20-46 — Weapons — unlawful use, with exceptions.

22-70.2B{3} — HEALTH CARE PROVIDER

§ 31-55 — Same — places of assembly.

add Citations

§ 18-13 — Failure to maintain motor vehicle financial responsibility.

§ 20-46 — Weapons — unlawful use, with exceptions.

§ 22-149 — Controlled substance and alcohol testing provisions.

add City Clerk

§ 1-9 — City seal.

§ 2-1 — Policy concerning meetings, records and votes (open meetings and records law).

§ 2-7 — Financial interest statement; who shall file; when; contents.

§ 2-8 — Interest in measure, bill, order or ordinance to be recorded; financial interest statement.

§ 2-18 — Election and duties of City Clerk generally.

§ 2-27 — Appointive officers to serve at pleasure of Mayor and Board of Aldermen; removal of appointive officers.

§ 2-28 — Officers to pay taxes; officers who are required to be residents.

§ 2-29 — Oath of office; bond generally.

§ 2-30 — Commission to be delivered.

§ 2-32 — Administration of oaths.

§ 2-37 — Signing of commissions, approval of bonds, etc.; records.

§ 2-40 — Authority to appoint certain officers.

§ 2-48 — Powers and responsibilities as to property, personnel, contracts, etc.

Ch 2 Art VII — City Clerk

§ 2-56 — Election by Board of Aldermen; qualifications; oath generally.

§ 2-57 — Duties generally.

§ 2-58 — Compensation.

§ 2-59 — Temporary City Clerk.

§ 2-59.1 — Deputy City Clerk.

§ 2-62 — Duties generally.

§ 2-71 — Oath — bond.

§ 2-72 — Duties generally.

§ 2-74 — Access to officers' books; City Clerk to enjoy same access.

§ 2-84 — Bills to be signed or vetoed by Mayor; passage over veto.

§ 2-86 — Ordinances to be filed; separate reference index.

§ 2-88 — Record and title of bills presented.

3-1{2} — CITY CLERK

§ 3-4 — City alcoholic beverage licenses.

§ 3-6 — License applicant qualifications and other requirements to apply for license — in general.

§ 3-7 — Same — additional requirements to apply for package intoxicating liquor license and Sunday package intoxicating liquor license.

§ 3-9.1 — Same — additional requirements for tax exempt organization to apply for liquor by the drink licenses.

§ 3-10 — Same — additional requirements to apply for resort license.

§ 3-10.1 — Temporary resort license — application requirements.

§ 3-12 — Procedure to submit license application; consideration by City Clerk to approve license application.

§ 3-14 — Granting of license; license tax — duration and non-proration; terms of license.

§ 3-15 — License and licensee — change of information or facts; license transfer to other premises; reporting violations and license revocations and suspensions.

§ 3-16 — Transfer of license to other persons, when allowed; withdrawal of partner from partnership granted license.

§ 3-17 — Renewal of license — application requirements.

§ 3-19 — Convictions and law violations-when such may not be sole cause for suspending, revoking, refusing to renew or refusing to grant license.

§ 3-22 — City Clerk to develop forms to apply for license and renewal of license.

§ 4-5 — Impoundment — redemption of animals other than dogs or cats.

§ 4-6 — Impounding — disposition of unclaimed animals.

§ 4-10 — Dog and cat license required.

§ 4-13 — Dog and cat license-receipts and tags.

§ 4-15 — Duplicate tags.

§ 4-20 — Redemption of impounded dogs and cats.

§ 4-33 — Designation of dangerous dog — procedure.

§ 4-34 — Requirements for owner of dog designated a dangerous dog.

§ 4-38 — Procedures to be followed for making a determination of when a dog will be subject to the provisions of Section 4-39.

§ 5-1 — Permit for construction; submission and approval of plan; permit required to move building.

§ 5-20.3 — Special tax bill and personal debt for cost of work by City.

§ 5-25 — International Building Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-28 — Adoption of the Electrical Code.

§ 5-30 — International Plumbing Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-33 — International Mechanical Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-36 — International Residential Code for One- and Two-Family Dwellings — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-38 — International Fire Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-41 — International Fuel Gas Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-44 — International Existing Building Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 6-7 — Price of burial spaces; permit required for markers.

§ 8-1 — Ward boundaries.

§ 8-3 — Filing of candidates.

§ 8-6 — Notice to County Clerk.

§ 9-6 — Contracts for work to be done for City, supplies, etc. — bids; award; signature; etc.

§ 9-26 — Delivery of tax book to City Collector.

§ 9-36 — City Clerk to file delinquent list; preparation of back tax book.

§ 9-40 — Transportation sales tax.

§ 13-5 — Owners of lots to remove weeds, etc.; notice and hearing; removal by City and taxing of costs against property.

§ 13-10 — Permits or licenses required to engage in collection business.

§ 13-11 — Rules and regulations.

§ 13-13 — Collection and disposal service charges — state imposed surcharges.

§ 14-7 — Employer to post copy of Sections 14-5, 14-6, and 14-7 where readily seen by employees; City Clerk to provide copy.

§ 16-11 — City License Officer — City Clerk designated — duties generally.

§ 16-15.3 — Short-Term Rentals.

§ 16-20 — Registration of persons engaging in interstate commerce.

§ 16-21 — Enforcement of Chapter; right of entry of License Officer, etc.

§ 16-22 — License tax — imposed; amount.

§ 16-25 — Statement of gross receipts.

16-26{7} — TAX STAMP, STAMP

§ 16-27 — License and tax for sale, etc. — registration fee.

§ 16-28 — Payment; affixing of tax stamps; discounts.

§ 16-29 — Appropriation of revenue.

§ 16-30 — Sale without stamps; counterfeiting, etc., of stamps.

§ 16-31 — Business license for vending machines; sale through vending machines.

§ 16-32 — Application for and issuance of license; license non-assignment; display required.

§ 16-33 — Duty of retailer on obtaining unstamped cigarettes.

§ 16-34 — Enforcement powers of City Clerk; power to adopt rules and regulations.

§ 16-35 — Unsalable cigarettes.

§ 16-36 — Confiscation of unstamped cigarettes.

§ 16-37 — Power of City Clerk to administer oaths, subpoena witnesses, etc.

§ 18-3 — Schedules of official traffic control devices and ordinances, etc., relating thereto.

§ 18-25.1 — Regulation of all-terrain vehicles and prohibition of snow mobiles.

§ 18-57 — Impoundment and sale; disposition of proceeds; recovery of vehicle or proceeds by owner.

§ 20-23 — Failure to obey subpoena — appearance before Board of Aldermen.

§ 20.1-8 — Same — Chief of Police to send copies to other City officials.

22-2{16} — DEPARTMENT HEAD

§ 22-83 — Submission of plan to State Agency; form and contents generally; effective date of extension of benefits.

§ 22-86 — Compliance of City with State and Federal laws generally; administration of plan and agreement by City Clerk.

§ 22-114 — Political activities.

§ 22-121 — Payroll checks — assignment prohibited.

§ 22-129 — Reporting of complaints.

§ 22-162 — Investigation procedure.

§ 26-64 — Same — notice to owner or occupant of property in front of or contiguous to proposed improvement; resolution fixing time for hearing, etc.

§ 26-66 — Same — same — work by City.

§ 26-95 — Cost of improvements to be estimated; public notice.

§ 26-98 — Apportionment of cost; levy of tax; tax bills.

§ 26-99 — Tax bills — correction of errors; powers of court in actions on bills; attorney fee.

§ 26-100 — City may construct when no bids received; apportionment of cost; issuance of tax bill; City not liable in court actions.

§ 26-101 — Issuance, assignment, collection, enforcement and foreclosure of special tax bills.

§ 30-6 — Same — failure to number buildings prohibited.

§ 30-8 — Same — change by Board of Aldermen.

§ 30-13.3 — Permits for excavations and requirements for issuance.

§ 30-33 — Arborist's permit.

§ 30-45 — Permit required.

§ 30-51 — Special assessment procedure for sidewalks.

§ 30-52 — Alternate special assessment procedure for sidewalks.

§ 30.1-11 — Final plat (for both major and minor subdivisions).

§ 30.1-14 — Sanitary sewer main construction cost reimbursement from subsequent developer — when required.

§ 30.1-15 — Street construction cost reimbursement from subsequent developer — when required.

§ 30.2-5 — Priority pollutants.

31-1{57} — SHORT-TERM RENTAL PROPERTY REGISTRY

§ 31-7.1 — Rezoning Process.

§ 31-41 — Final plan.

§ 31-61 — Office; powers and duties of City Clerk.

§ 31-65 — Conditional use permits.

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Ch 2 — Administration

§ 4-4 — Impounding by City — duty of officers; unsafe animals may be killed.

§ 4-6 — Impounding — disposition of unclaimed animals.

§ 4-8 — Disposal of dead animals and fowl.

§ 4-14 — Tags — affixing.

§ 4-18 — Dog off owner's premises without leash prohibited except in certain designated areas, where different requirements apply.

§ 4-19 — Impoundment — generally.

§ 4-22 — Disposition of unclaimed dogs and cats.

§ 4-23 — Code Enforcement Officer.

§ 4-26 — Unlawful acts involving pound; hindrance of officer in discharge of duty.

§ 4-27 — Issuance of muzzling proclamation.

§ 4-28 — Officer procedure when a dog or cat is injuring a person or domestic animal when impoundment of dog or cat is being attempted.

§ 4-29 — Procedure when dog or cat bites, injures or attacks any person or domestic animal.

§ 4-30 — Number of dogs and cats allowed at residence.

§ 4-32 — Designation of dangerous dog — defined.

§ 4-33 — Designation of dangerous dog — procedure.

§ 4-34 — Requirements for owner of dog designated a dangerous dog.

§ 4-35 — Procedure when dangerous dog bites, injures or attacks any person or domestic animal.

§ 4-37 — Circumstances when a dog shall be required to comply with certain requirements.

§ 4-38 — Procedures to be followed for making a determination of when a dog will be subject to the provisions of Section 4-39.

§ 4-39 — Requirements for owners of certain dogs to follow.

§ 6-7 — Price of burial spaces; permit required for markers.

§ 19-4 — Abatement — method.

22-2{16} — DEPARTMENT HEAD

§ 22-145 — Applicability.

§ 25-1 — Issuance of Municipal Administrative Search Warrants.

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§ 13-8 — Collection.

§ 13-27 — Collection and disposal of yard waste.

add Combustibles

§ 5-40 — Amendments to International Fire Code — 2015 Edition.

Ch 10 — Fire Protection

§ 10-9 — Same — to adopt all prudent measures for fire prevention; inspection powers; compliance with directions required.

§ 10-13 — Burning of combustible materials restricted.

§ 10-90 — Hot ashes and other dangerous materials.

§ 10-91 — Accumulations of combustible materials.

11-6{1} — CONSUMER FIREWORKS

11-6{2} — FIREWORKS

11-6{3} — SPECIAL DISPLAY FIREWORKS

Ch 13 — Garbage and Refuse

13-6{2} — BULKY RUBBISH

Ch 17 — Litter

Ch 19 — Nuisances

§ 19-2 — What deemed and declared to be nuisances.

§ 19-3 — Burning substances which create noxious odor.

§ 24-23 — Removal of dangerous combustible materials.

add Commercial vehicles

§ 18-10 — Commercial vehicles prohibited from driving on certain streets.

§ 18-36 — Trucks, buses, moving vans, etc.

add Communicable diseases

§ 14-6 — Physical examination of employees required; employee to report diseases in family to employer; employer to report same, etc.

§ 16-20 — Registration of persons engaging in interstate commerce.

add Compensation

§ 2-1 — Policy concerning meetings, records and votes (open meetings and records law).

2-2{8} — SUBSTANTIAL INTEREST

§ 2-3 — Prohibited acts by elected and appointed public officials and employees.

§ 2-4 — Additional prohibited acts by certain elected and appointed officials and employees; exceptions.

§ 2-5 — Prohibited acts by the Board of Aldermen or Mayor; exceptions.

§ 2-6 — Exceptions to applicability of Sections 2-2 to 2-5.

§ 2-7 — Financial interest statement; who shall file; when; contents.

§ 2-24.1 — Compensation.

§ 2-31 — Salaries.

§ 2-45 — Compensation.

§ 2-50 — Compensation.

§ 2-55 — City Attorney — compensation.

§ 2-58 — Compensation.

§ 2-59 — Temporary City Clerk.

§ 2-59.1 — Deputy City Clerk.

§ 2-63 — Compensation.

§ 2-69 — Compensation.

§ 2-75 — Compensation.

§ 2-77 — Composition; appointment of members; terms; compensation.

3-1{3} — FINANCIAL INTEREST

§ 3-4 — City alcoholic beverage licenses.

§ 3-5 — Hours licensees may operate under licenses.

§ 4-23 — Code Enforcement Officer.

§ 6-29 — Composition; appointment of members; filling of vacancies; compensation of members.

§ 7-2 — Same — functions.

§ 9-41 — Enhanced Enterprise Zone — Board of Commissioners.

§ 10-3 — Same — duties when fire outside City limits; charges in such case for use of equipment — emergency aid requests.

§ 10-7 — Same — compensation of Chief, Assistant Chief and firemen.

12-1{33} — FREEBOARD

§ 14-1 — City Physician — appointment and qualifications.

§ 15-2 — Library board of trustees; appointment; composition; terms; removal; vacancies; compensation; who may not serve.

§ 16-22 — License tax — imposed; amount.

§ 16-25.1 — Maintaining utility business license tax rate on gross receipts.

§ 18-2.1 — Municipal Ordinance Violation Bureau Clerk.

20-36B{1} — COERCION

20-36B{3} — DEPRIVE

§ 20-37 — Theft of cable television service; unauthorized connections.

§ 21-16 — Vacancies; compensation of directors.

§ 21-17 — Organization; powers and duties; park fund.

22-2{12} — COMPENSATION

22-2{13} — COMPENSATORY TIME

22-2{29} — PAY RANGE

§ 22-3 — Objectives.

§ 22-4 — Scope.

§ 22-7.1 — Americans with Disabilities Act.

§ 22-32.1 — Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) classifications.

§ 22-40 — Compensation Plan.

§ 22-41 — Administration of plan.

§ 22-45 — Standard work week — overtime.

§ 22-46.1 — Inclement weather.

§ 22-63 — Appeals.

§ 22-65 — Separations.

§ 22-70 — General leave policy.

§ 22-71 — Holidays.

§ 22-72 — Vacations.

§ 22-74 — Injury and disability leave.

§ 22-74.1 — Temporary transitional duty (return to work).

§ 22-76 — Funeral leave.

§ 22-87 — State Worker's Compensation Law adopted.

§ 22-88 — Workers' Compensation Insurance — City authorized to carry on all City employees.

§ 22-89 — Same — Board of Aldermen to determine insuring company.

§ 22-123 — Personal accidents.

§ 22-156 — Disciplinary issues.

§ 24-1 — Composition — appointment of members — terms — removal — resignation — powers and duties generally — qualifications.

§ 24-5 — Compensation.

§ 24-26 — Fire guards.

§ 25-3 — Court Costs.

§ 26-108 — Appropriation for public use — general procedure.

§ 26-109 — Same — Commissioners may be appointed to determine compensation; apportionment and manner of payment; title to vest in City.

§ 30-17 — Compensation.

31-1{7} — BED-AND-BREAKFAST ESTABLISHMENT

31-1{9} — BOARDING HOUSE or LODGING HOUSE

§ 31-60 — Adoption of rules; meetings, oaths and attendance; records; reporter; transcript; quorum.

§ 31-65 — Conditional use permits.

§ 31-73 — Obsolete Non-Complying Support Structures.

add Comprehensive Plan

§ 12-7 — Floodplain management variance procedures.

§ 30.1-26 — Conformance With comprehensive plan.

add Conditional uses

§ 2-81 — Powers and duties.

§ 30.1-6 — Preliminary plat (required for major subdivisions).

§ 30.1-12 — Lot split/boundary adjustment procedure.

§ 31-21 — Use regulations.

§ 31-24 — Height, yard, area and sign regulations.

§ 31-43.2 — Use regulations.

§ 31-62 — Powers and duties generally.

Ch 31 Art XVI — Conditional Use Permits

§ 31-65 — Conditional use permits.

Ch 31 Art XVII — Wireless Communications Facilities

§ 31-68 — Application Procedures; Timing.

§ 31-69 — General Requirements.

§ 31-71 — Authorization By Administrative Permit.

§ 31-72 — Conditional Use Permit Required.

add Confidentiality

§ 2-1 — Policy concerning meetings, records and votes (open meetings and records law).

2-2{5} — CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

§ 2-3 — Prohibited acts by elected and appointed public officials and employees.

§ 16-17 — Confidentiality of information.

§ 22-57 — Causes for disciplinary action.

§ 22-70.2 — Family/medical leave.

§ 22-70.2 — Victims of domestic or sexual violence.

§ 22-98 — Discrimination grievance.

§ 22-131 — Investigation procedures.

§ 22-132 — Results of investigation.

§ 22-140 — Test confidentiality.

§ 22-141 — Testing procedures and parameters.

§ 22-142 — Voluntary treatment.

§ 22-144 — Purpose.

§ 22-155 — Confidentiality.

§ 22-164 — Confidentiality.

§ 30.2-30 — Confidentiality of information.

add Conflicts of interest

Ch 2 Art I Div 2 — Conflicts of Interest

§ 2-54 — City Attorney — temporary absence — vacancy in office.

Ch 2 Art XI — Planning and Zoning Commission

Ch 21 Art II — Park Board of Directors

§ 22-111 — Outside employment.

§ 22-114 — Political activities.

Ch 31 Art XV — Board of Adjustment

add Conservation Commission

13-6{1} — APPROVED INCINERATOR

add Construction

§ 1-2 — Definitions and rules of construction.

1-2{7} — MINOR TRAFFIC VIOLATION

§ 2-50.1 — Director of Public Works and Public Utilities.

§ 2-81 — Powers and duties.

Ch 4 — Animals and Fowl

§ 4-43 — Enclosures.

Ch 5 — Buildings

§ 5-1 — Permit for construction; submission and approval of plan; permit required to move building.

§ 5-2 — Inspection of construction; issuance of stop orders and suspension of work.

§ 5-15 — Conditions declared detrimental and public nuisance.

§ 5-27 — Amendments to the International Building Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-35 — Amendments to the International Mechanical Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-37 — Amendments to the International Residential Code for One- and Two-Family Dwellings — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-40 — Amendments to International Fire Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-43 — Amendments to the International Fuel Gas Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 5-46 — Amendments To The International Existing Building Code — 2015.

Ch 6 — Cemeteries

§ 6-17 — Concrete apron required of lots; grave liners and additional requirements for certain lots; specifications for apron and other special requirements to be in warranty deeds.

§ 6-18 — Gifts and donations generally.

§ 6-20 — Application to construct — contents.

§ 6-21 — Same — standards for approval; granting of special permit.

§ 6-22 — Inspections; deviation from approved plan; interment contingent upon certificate of approval.

8.1-2{3} — DWELLING

§ 8.1-4 — Discrimination — in sale or rental of housing.

§ 8.1-5 — Same — in financing of housing.

§ 9-40 — Transportation sales tax.

§ 9-43 — Enhanced Enterprise Zone — qualified businesses — requirements to abate property taxes.

§ 10-13 — Burning of combustible materials restricted.

§ 11-5 — Unlawful to possess, sell or discharge certain fireworks.

12-1{17} — EXISTING CONSTRUCTION

12-1{18} — EXISTING MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION

12-1{19} — EXPANSION TO AN EXISTING MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION

12-1{35} — HIGHEST ADJACENT GRADE

12-1{38} — MANUFACTURED HOME

12-1{43} — NEW CONSTRUCTION

12-1{44} — NEW MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION

12-1{55} — START OF CONSTRUCTION

12-1{57} — STRUCTURE

§ 12-2 — Statutory authorization, statement of methods used to analyze flood hazards, statement of purpose, intention and interpretation.

§ 12-5 — Floodplain development permit.

§ 12-6 — Standards for floodplain development permit.

§ 12-7 — Floodplain management variance procedures.

13-1{9} — REFUSE

13-6{13} — SOLID WASTE

§ 13-7 — Storage in adequate containers.

§ 13-8 — Collection.

§ 13-11 — Rules and regulations.

§ 13-13 — Collection and disposal service charges — state imposed surcharges.

Ch 14 Art I — In General

§ 17-7 — Transportation of litter in vehicles.

§ 18-18 — Construction of vehicles for transporting dead animals.

§ 18-21 — Weight regulations.

§ 18-25.1 — Regulation of all-terrain vehicles and prohibition of snow mobiles.

§ 18-30 — Hand signals and signal lights for stopping, slowing and turning.

§ 18-37 — Livestock trucks.

§ 18-40 — Noise from muffler cutouts, motors, etc.

§ 18-42 — Lights and reflective emblems for motor vehicles and animal-drawn vehicles — when required.

§ 19-2 — What deemed and declared to be nuisances.

§ 20-3 — Barbed wire fences prohibited — exceptions.

§ 22-112 — Conduct, work habits, attitude.

§ 22-135 — General policy of Article X.

§ 22-138 — Substance and/or alcohol testing.

23-1{5} — PLUMBING

§ 23-7 — Inspector of Plumbing and Sewers — duties generally.

§ 23-8 — Inspector of Plumbing and Sewers — access to buildings.

§ 23-13 — Sewage disposal — methods enumerated.

§ 23-64 — Plumber's license — required; exception.

§ 23-67 — Permits required — plumbing and building sewer.

§ 26-15 — Inspection prerequisite to connection of plumbing or wiring; changes in existing construction; utility tampering.

§ 26-17 — Temporary service at expense of consumer; charge for installation of temporary meter.

§ 26-22 — Same — developer's responsibilities.

§ 26-25 — Same — underground services.

§ 26-28 — Commercial or industrial electrical services.

§ 26-39 — Rules governing service to persons outside City — electrical service.

§ 26-39.1 — Electric service in large mobile home parks.

§ 26-41 — Same — outside of the City limits.

§ 26-42 — Same — oversized mains.

§ 26-50 — Water service outside the City limits.

§ 26-50.3 — Privately-owned public water system.

§ 26-50.4 — Regulations regarding water system.

§ 26-52 — Sewer connection permit.

§ 26-63 — Construction, alteration or repair prior to paving — order by Board of Aldermen.

§ 26-64 — Same — notice to owner or occupant of property in front of or contiguous to proposed improvement; resolution fixing time for hearing, etc.

§ 26-65 — Same — failure of owner or occupant to comply with notice.

§ 26-66 — Same — same — work by City.

26-71{16} — OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

26-71{20} — REPLACEMENT

§ 26-73 — Mandatory sewer connection; septic tanks; denial of right to connect.

§ 26-79 — Grease, oil, and sand interceptors.

§ 26-85.2 — Use of public and private sewers and drains.

§ 26-85.3 — Private sewage disposal.

§ 26-85.4 — Installation and connection of building sewers.

§ 26-85.5 — Discharge of waters and wastes into the public sewer system(s).

§ 26-86 — Establishment and composition of general sewer system.

§ 26-87 — Board of Aldermen may condemn private property.

§ 26-88 — Construction on private property.

§ 26-93 — Construction and alteration generally.

§ 26-94 — Payment of cost of construction and disposal plants; effect of boundary changes.

§ 26-95 — Cost of improvements to be estimated; public notice.

§ 26-96 — Special assessments.

§ 26-98 — Apportionment of cost; levy of tax; tax bills.

§ 26-100 — City may construct when no bids received; apportionment of cost; issuance of tax bill; City not liable in court actions.

§ 26-102 — Joint district sewers.

§ 26-106 — Generally.

§ 26-107 — Board of Aldermen may regulate; City not liable for expenses, construction, etc.

§ 26-109 — Same — Commissioners may be appointed to determine compensation; apportionment and manner of payment; title to vest in City.

§ 26-110 — When construction authorized; connection to public or district sewer.

§ 26-113 — Same — penalty.

§ 26-115 — Service rates generally.

§ 26-118 — Water rates fixed.

26-136{1} — OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

26-136{2} — REPLACEMENT

§ 29-1 — Permit required for billboards and advertising signs.

§ 29-2 — Same — application.

§ 29-3 — Same — examination of proposed site and issuance.

§ 29-4 — Same — refusal of officers to issue; appeal to Board of Aldermen.

§ 30-6 — Same — failure to number buildings prohibited.

§ 30-42 — Sidewalk specifications.

§ 30-43 — Driveways — how constructed and maintained.

§ 30-44 — Same — drainage; when City to provide labor and material.

§ 30-45 — Permit required.

§ 30-46 — Owners to bear expense.

§ 30-50 — Sidewalks abutting the front wall of a building.

§ 30-51 — Special assessment procedure for sidewalks.

§ 30-52 — Alternate special assessment procedure for sidewalks.

§ 30-53 — Deviations from construction requirements.

§ 30-54 — Release from liability.

30.1-2A{3} — AS-BUILT PLANS

30.1-2A{24} — STREETS

30.1-2A{25} — SUBDIVISION

§ 30.1-9 — Improvements installed or guaranteed by developer.

§ 30.1-10 — As-built drawings of subdivision improvements.

§ 30.1-12 — Lot split/boundary adjustment procedure.

§ 30.1-13 — Improvements installed or furnished by developer.

§ 30.1-14 — Sanitary sewer main construction cost reimbursement from subsequent developer — when required.

§ 30.1-15 — Street construction cost reimbursement from subsequent developer — when required.

§ 30.1-16 — Acceptance of improvements for maintenance by City — continuing obligation of developer for one year.

§ 30.1-17 — Streets and alleys — generally.

§ 30.1-19 — Sidewalks.

§ 30.1-20 — Stormwater standards.

§ 30.1-21 — Easements.

§ 30.1-24 — Lot identification, size and arrangement.

30.2-3{22} — NEW SOURCE

30.2-3{31} — PRETREATMENT FACILITY

§ 30.2-17 — Accidental discharges.

§ 30.2-18 — Charges and fees generally.

§ 30.2-21 — Same — application; issuance.

§ 30.2-27 — Monitoring facilities and requirements.

§ 30.2-29 — Compliance with federal and local standards; facilities to be provided, etc., at user's expense; plans and specifications; annual publication of list of non-complying users; availability of records to enforcement officials.

31-1{22} — GROUP HOUSING PROJECT

31-1{38} — MANUFACTURED HOME

31-1{40} — MOBILE HOME

31-1{65} — STRUCTURE

§ 31-2 — Districts established.

§ 31-3 — District map — interpretation of district boundaries — classification of annexed territory.

§ 31-4 — Compliance with Chapter.

§ 31-6 — Enforcement of Chapter.

§ 31-15 — Completion, restoration, etc., of existing buildings.

§ 31-18 — Violations and penalties.

§ 31-20 — Height, yard and area regulations.

§ 31-21 — Use regulations.

§ 31-22 — Height, yard and area regulations.

§ 31-24 — Height, yard, area and sign regulations.

§ 31-29 — Use regulations.

§ 31-32 — Preliminary plan.

§ 31-33 — Final plan.

§ 31-34 — Schedule of construction; failure to begin construction voids plan; effect of abandonment of plan.

§ 31-36 — Use regulations.

§ 31-41 — Final plan.

§ 31-42 — Use regulations.

§ 31-43.2 — Use regulations.

§ 31-43.3 — Height, yard and area requirements.

§ 31-47 — Yard.

§ 31-50 — Generally.

§ 31-58 — Loading space.

§ 31-62 — Powers and duties generally.

§ 31-66 — Purpose.

31-67{12} — SUBSTANTIAL MODIFICATION

§ 31-69 — General Requirements.

§ 31-70 — Permitted Use.

§ 31-71 — Authorization By Administrative Permit.

§ 31-74 — Commercial Operation Of Unlawful Wireless Communications Facilities.

§ 31-78 — Additional requirements for property zoned as a Planned Dwelling District.

add Construction permits

§ 5-40 — Amendments to International Fire Code — 2015 Edition.

add Contagious diseases

§ 14-4 — Physicians to report employees with contagious diseases.

§ 22-73 — Sick leave.

add Costs and expenses

§ 1-7 — General penalty.

§ 2-1 — Policy concerning meetings, records and votes (open meetings and records law).

§ 2-39 — May remit fines, grant pardons, etc.

§ 2-48 — Powers and responsibilities as to property, personnel, contracts, etc.

§ 2-55 — City Attorney — compensation.

§ 2-55.1 — City Prosecutor.

3-1{3} — FINANCIAL INTEREST

§ 4-5 — Impoundment — redemption of animals other than dogs or cats.

§ 4-7 — Same — unauthorized removal of stock.

§ 4-20 — Redemption of impounded dogs and cats.

§ 4-29 — Procedure when dog or cat bites, injures or attacks any person or domestic animal.

§ 4-31 — Penalty for violating provisions of Articles I or II.

§ 4-34 — Requirements for owner of dog designated a dangerous dog.

§ 4-35 — Procedure when dangerous dog bites, injures or attacks any person or domestic animal.

§ 4-36 — Penalties for violation of dangerous dog article.

§ 4-40 — Penalties for violations.

§ 5-1 — Permit for construction; submission and approval of plan; permit required to move building.

§ 5-19 — Abatement standards.

§ 5-20 — Hearing procedure.

§ 5-20.3 — Special tax bill and personal debt for cost of work by City.

§ 5-20.8 — Insurance proceeds for damage or loss to dangerous buildings.

§ 5-37 — Amendments to the International Residential Code for One- and Two-Family Dwellings — 2015 Edition.

§ 6-3 — Same — disposition of fee; responsibility of City regarding grave.

§ 6-5 — Disinterment — permit required; fee generally; requirements to disinter.

§ 6-7 — Price of burial spaces; permit required for markers.

§ 6-18.1 — Burial of indigent persons in the Centralia Cemetery.

§ 6-22 — Inspections; deviation from approved plan; interment contingent upon certificate of approval.

§ 6-29 — Composition; appointment of members; filling of vacancies; compensation of members.

§ 8.1-4 — Discrimination — in sale or rental of housing.

§ 9-29 — Collector to use all lawful means to collect taxes and licenses.

§ 9-36 — City Clerk to file delinquent list; preparation of back tax book.

§ 9-37 — Duties of Collector on receipt of back tax book.

§ 9-43 — Enhanced Enterprise Zone — qualified businesses — requirements to abate property taxes.

§ 10-3 — Same — duties when fire outside City limits; charges in such case for use of equipment — emergency aid requests.

§ 10-7 — Same — compensation of Chief, Assistant Chief and firemen.

§ 10-9 — Same — to adopt all prudent measures for fire prevention; inspection powers; compliance with directions required.

§ 11-1 — Sale prohibited — exception.

12-1{51} — REPETITIVE LOSS

12-1{52} — RISK PREMIUM RATES

12-1{58} — SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE

§ 12-7 — Floodplain management variance procedures.

§ 12-8 — Penalty.

§ 13-5 — Owners of lots to remove weeds, etc.; notice and hearing; removal by City and taxing of costs against property.

§ 13-13 — Collection and disposal service charges — state imposed surcharges.

§ 13-27 — Collection and disposal of yard waste.

§ 15-6 — Library Board; powers and duties.

§ 16-15.1 — Municipal pawnshop license — requirements.

§ 16-20 — Registration of persons engaging in interstate commerce.

§ 16-28 — Payment; affixing of tax stamps; discounts.

§ 16-36 — Confiscation of unstamped cigarettes.

§ 18-2.1 — Municipal Ordinance Violation Bureau Clerk.

§ 18-4 — Removal and impoundment of vehicles obstructing, etc., traffic; recovery of same by owners; applicability of Section to private parking lots, etc.

§ 18-7.1 — Driving without a driver's license, riding motorcycle without protective headgear.

§ 18-9.5 — Same — implied consent to chemical tests.

§ 18-9.9 — Same — penalties.

§ 18-16 — Passing school bus; compliance generally of school buses with certain regulations.

§ 18-42 — Lights and reflective emblems for motor vehicles and animal-drawn vehicles — when required.

§ 18-42.1 — Passenger restraints for children.

§ 18-42.2 — Seat belts required.

§ 18-57 — Impoundment and sale; disposition of proceeds; recovery of vehicle or proceeds by owner.

§ 19-5 — Same — costs and expenses — injunctive relief.

20-8A{4} — SAMPLE

§ 20-17.1 — Distribution of printed materials.

§ 22-4 — Scope.

§ 22-26 — Medical examination.

§ 22-63 — Appeals.

§ 22-70.2 — Family/medical leave.

§ 22-74.1 — Temporary transitional duty (return to work).

§ 22-77 — Jury and civic leave.

§ 22-79 — Education and training leave.

§ 22-93 — Group health and group life insurance.

§ 22-93.2 — Reimbursement for commercial drivers licenses expenses.

§ 22-93.3 — Recognition and awards program.

§ 22-118 — School attendance.

§ 22-123 — Personal accidents.

§ 22-141 — Testing procedures and parameters.

§ 22-149 — Controlled substance and alcohol testing provisions.

§ 23-15 — Sewage disposal — inspection; notice of violation; alterations by City; special tax bill against property.

§ 24-9 — Prohibiting excessive force during non-violent civil rights demonstrations.

§ 24-30 — Mid-Missouri Major Case Squad.

Ch 25 — Police Court (Municipal Court)

§ 25-3 — Court Costs.

§ 26-16 — Discontinuance of service.

§ 26-17 — Temporary service at expense of consumer; charge for installation of temporary meter.

§ 26-20 — Extension of electric distribution system.

§ 26-22 — Same — developer's responsibilities.

§ 26-23 — Installation of residential electric services.

§ 26-25 — Same — underground services.

§ 26-27 — Same — upgrading or changing residential services.

§ 26-32 — Maintenance and upkeep of service facilities.

§ 26-33 — Relocation, adjustment, or change to commercial or industrial service facilities.

§ 26-37 — Security lighting.

§ 26-39 — Rules governing service to persons outside City — electrical service.

§ 26-39.1 — Electric service in large mobile home parks.

§ 26-39.2 — Net metering.

§ 26-42 — Same — oversized mains.

§ 26-44 — Size, etc., of water service connections.

§ 26-46 — Installation of meter and service line.

§ 26-47 — Fire hydrants.

§ 26-50 — Water service outside the City limits.

§ 26-50.4 — Regulations regarding water system.

§ 26-50.7 — Violation, penalty.

§ 26-52 — Sewer connection permit.

§ 26-54 — Liability for obstruction of or damage to public sewer system.

§ 26-55 — Violation of Article.

§ 26-64 — Same — notice to owner or occupant of property in front of or contiguous to proposed improvement; resolution fixing time for hearing, etc.

§ 26-65 — Same — failure of owner or occupant to comply with notice.

§ 26-66 — Same — same — work by City.

26-71{4} — CAPITAL CHARGE

26-71{39} — USER CHARGE

§ 26-73 — Mandatory sewer connection; septic tanks; denial of right to connect.

§ 26-75 — Privies, septic tanks and sewer lagoons prohibited where sanitary sewer service furnished; violation, penalty.

§ 26-77 — Prohibited deposits in sanitary sewerage system.

§ 26-79 — Grease, oil, and sand interceptors.

§ 26-84 — General penalty for violation of division.

§ 26-85 — Civil remedies for enforcement of Division.

§ 26-85.2 — Use of public and private sewers and drains.

§ 26-85.3 — Private sewage disposal.

§ 26-85.4 — Installation and connection of building sewers.

§ 26-85.5 — Discharge of waters and wastes into the public sewer system(s).

§ 26-85.8 — Violation; penalty.

§ 26-94 — Payment of cost of construction and disposal plants; effect of boundary changes.

§ 26-95 — Cost of improvements to be estimated; public notice.

§ 26-96 — Special assessments.

§ 26-98 — Apportionment of cost; levy of tax; tax bills.

§ 26-99 — Tax bills — correction of errors; powers of court in actions on bills; attorney fee.

§ 26-100 — City may construct when no bids received; apportionment of cost; issuance of tax bill; City not liable in court actions.

§ 26-102 — Joint district sewers.

§ 26-106 — Generally.

§ 26-107 — Board of Aldermen may regulate; City not liable for expenses, construction, etc.

§ 26-110 — When construction authorized; connection to public or district sewer.

§ 26-115 — Service rates generally.

§ 26-119.1 — Fee — Federal Safe Drinking Water Act enforcement.

§ 26-122 — Separation of funds.

§ 26-123 — Same — billing period; non-consumptive uses.

§ 26-124 — Same; individual agreements authorized; when.

§ 26-125 — Users charges fixed.

§ 26-126 — Additional charges for toxic pollutants.

§ 26-129 — Pretreatment charges.

§ 26-134 — State sewer service connection fee — Missouri Water Pollution Control Program.

26-136{6} — USER CHARGE

§ 26-137 — Annual revenues.

§ 26-140 — Annual review.

§ 27-2 — Lights required — at crossings.

§ 30-13.2 — Resurfacing paved streets and other public ways after excavation of such public ways.

§ 30-13.3 — Permits for excavations and requirements for issuance.

§ 30-17 — Compensation.

§ 30-27 — Removal of trees, shrubs, etc. detrimental to public health, safety, or welfare.

§ 30-42 — Sidewalk specifications.

§ 30-46 — Owners to bear expense.

§ 30-47 — Owners to keep sidewalks repaired.

§ 30-48 — Board of Aldermen may condemn sidewalks.

§ 30-51 — Special assessment procedure for sidewalks.

§ 30-52 — Alternate special assessment procedure for sidewalks.

§ 30.1-7 — Improvement plans (for both major and minor subdivisions).

§ 30.1-9 — Improvements installed or guaranteed by developer.

§ 30.1-13 — Improvements installed or furnished by developer.

§ 30.1-14 — Sanitary sewer main construction cost reimbursement from subsequent developer — when required.

§ 30.1-15 — Street construction cost reimbursement from subsequent developer — when required.

§ 30.1-16 — Acceptance of improvements for maintenance by City — continuing obligation of developer for one year.

§ 30.1-28 — Recording of plats.

§ 30.2-2 — Scope, objectives and applicability of Chapter; City Administrator to enforce Chapter.

§ 30.2-17 — Accidental discharges.

§ 30.2-18 — Charges and fees generally.

§ 30.2-27 — Monitoring facilities and requirements.

§ 30.2-29 — Compliance with federal and local standards; facilities to be provided, etc., at user's expense; plans and specifications; annual publication of list of non-complying users; availability of records to enforcement officials.

§ 30.2-36 — Penalties — violations generally.

31-1{17} — FAMILY

§ 31-7.1 — Rezoning Process.

§ 31-20 — Height, yard and area regulations.

§ 31-41 — Final plan.

§ 31-64 — Appeal from decision of board to court.

§ 31-68 — Application Procedures; Timing.

§ 31-71 — Authorization By Administrative Permit.

§ 31-72 — Conditional Use Permit Required.

§ 31-73 — Obsolete Non-Complying Support Structures.

add County Clerk

§ 8-2 — Election procedure — authorized election authority.

§ 8-4 — Legal notice of election.

§ 8-5 — Schedule generally; voting precincts; polling places.

§ 8-6 — Notice to County Clerk.

§ 9-9 — Tax assessment — generally.

add Crosswalks

§ 18-1 — Missouri Model Traffic Ordinance adopted; amendments.

§ 18-3 — Schedules of official traffic control devices and ordinances, etc., relating thereto.

§ 18-17 — Rules for proceeding through school zone.

§ 18-37.1 — Handicapped parking.

30.1-2A{23} — RIGHT-OF-WAY

add Culverts

§ 30-44 — Same — drainage; when City to provide labor and material.

§ 30.1-6 — Preliminary plat (required for major subdivisions).

add Curbs

1-2{18} — SIDEWALK

§ 5-32 — Amendments to the International Plumbing Code — 2015 Edition.

§ 18-1 — Missouri Model Traffic Ordinance adopted; amendments.

§ 18-36 — Trucks, buses, moving vans, etc.

§ 26-44 — Size, etc., of water service connections.

§ 30-22 — Distance from curb and sidewalk.

§ 30-23 — Distance from street corners and fire hydrants.

§ 30-40 — Defacing, damaging, removing, etc. sidewalks, etc.

§ 30-41 — Deposit of snow in street prohibited.

§ 30-42 — Sidewalk specifications.

§ 30-43 — Driveways — how constructed and maintained.

§ 30-51 — Special assessment procedure for sidewalks.

§ 30.1-7 — Improvement plans (for both major and minor subdivisions).

§ 30.1-13 — Improvements installed or furnished by developer.

§ 30.1-17 — Streets and alleys — generally.

§ 30.1-18 — Streets and alleys — design requirements — including curb and gutter.