§ 4-32— Quarantine for rabies protection authorized; duties of Director of Public Services; requirements. 4-37{9}— IMPOUND 4-37{10}— IMPOUNDING FACILITIES § 4-43— Reasons for impoundment. § 4-44— Manner of impoundment. § 4-45— Redemption. § 4-46— Quarantine of rabies suspects. § 4-47— Disposition of rabid animals. § 4-52— Dangerous dogs. § 4 1/2-6— Violations and penalties. § 14-5— Riding bicycle, coaster, toy vehicle or similar device on sidewalks. § 14-9— Violations and penalties. § 14-91— (Reserved) § 14-92— Wheel immobilization device. § 14-120— General provisions and procedures. Ch 14 Art VII Div 1— Generally § 16-10— General provisions and procedures.

§ CHA-6.4— Capital program. § CHA-11.6— Public improvements and special assessments. § CHA-12.4— Continuance of contracts, public improvements and taxes. § 1-12— Repeal of legislation not contained in Code; legislation saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal. § 2-310— Capital program. § 2-523— Powers and duties; recommendations. § 2-569— Created; purpose. § 2-589.2— Preservation of landmarks. § 2-593— Farmers' Market Advisory Committee. § 5-18— Master sign plan. § 5-71— Administration. § 5-72— Provisions for flood hazard reduction. § 5-73— Variance procedures. 5-76{16}— DEVELOPMENT 5-76{33}— FLOODPROOFING 5-76{46}— NEW CONSTRUCTION 5-76{58}— START OF CONSTRUCTION 5-76{61}— SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE 5-76{62}— SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT 5-76{63}— SUBSTANTIALLY IMPROVED EXISTING MANUFACTURED HOME PARKS OR SUBDIVISIONS § 5-202— Regulated infill development - requirements. § 5-210— Construction cost estimates. 6-32{6}— SPECIAL BUSINESS DISTRICT § 6-34— Revenue. § 6-36— Bonds. § 6-39— Allowable improvements and activities. § 12-36— Powers and duties generally. § 12-63— Discrimination in financing of housing. 13-33{4}— MANUFACTURER § 13-106— Prohibited acts. § 13-284— Refusal to leave premises. 14-1{32}— RESIDENCE DISTRICT 14-1{34}— ROADWAY § 14-30— Duties of Traffic Division. § 14-53— Office created; duties generally. § 14-335— Parking of vehicles in certain places prohibited. § 18-28— Restriction on sale or disposal of park property. Ch 20 Art II Div 2— Construction and Repair § 20-127— Relocation of facilities on rights-of-way. § 24-4— Tree preservation and protection. § 25-1— Purpose. § 25-5— Applicability. § 25-18— Development plan review. § 25-19— Site plan review. § 25-20— Special use permit. § 25-21— Architectural review. § 25-26— Minor subdivision. § 25-27— Major subdivision. § 25-40— Requirements. § 25-48— Site development standards for residential zoning districts. § 25-49— Site development standards for nonresidential zoning districts. § 25-52— Outdoor lighting. § 25-61— Landscaping for single-family residential subdivisions. § 25-64— General standards. § 25-68— Off-street loading requirements. § 25-69— Sidewalks, trails, pedestrian connections, and bike paths. § 25-71— Applicability. § 25-72— Conformity to plans, zoning, and engineering standards. § 25-73— Installation of public improvements. § 25-74— Required inspections and fees. § 25-75— Performance guarantees for public improvements. § 25-76— General subdivision design standards. § 25-80— Nonresidential subdivisions. § 25-81— Streets and thoroughfares. § 25-83— Easements. § 25-84— Site grading/environmental protection. § 25-85— Utilities and other infrastructure. § 25-89— Required permits. 25-104{112}— GOLF COURSE 25-104{127}— IMPROVEMENT PLANS 25-104{128}— IMPROVEMENTS 25-104{150}— LOT, IMPROVED 25-104{176}— NONCONFORMING SITE CONDITION 25-104{194}— PARKING LOT 25-104{197}— PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE 25-104{236}— SIDEWALK 25-104{242}— SPORT COURTS (OUTDOOR) 25-104{257}— STREET, PUBLIC 25-104{265}— SUBDIVISION MODIFICATION § E-V-500— Administration Of Plan. Apx E Art IX— Corrective Performance Improvement, Disciplinary Actions § E-IX-940— Warnings.

§ 18-24— Disorderly conduct.

§ F-I-111— Fund. § F-II-212— Fund.

§ 25-30— Establishment of zoning districts. § 25-34— District purposes and regulations. § 25-45— Standards for specific accessory uses and structures. § 25-49— Site development standards for nonresidential zoning districts. § 25-57— Nonresidential design guidelines. § 25-65— Off-street parking requirements.

10-71{16}— REFUSE § 23-127— Prevention of backflow.

§ 10-6— Compost piles.

§ 10-6— Compost piles.

§ CHA-3.8— Independent audit. § CHA-3.9— Legislative proceedings. § CHA-6.5— Council action on budget. § CHA-6.6— Council action on capital program. 1-2{12}— DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY § 2-5— Conflicts of interest; personal financial interest; disclosure reports. § 2-47— Rules; journal. § 2-74— Reading of bills; time before passage; emergency ordinances. § 2-307— Council action on budget; notice and hearing. § 2-311— Council action on capital program. 2-371{8}— PROCUREMENT § 2-380— Inspections and tests of supplies. § 2-589.1— Public declaration of official designation; landmark register. § 2-589.9— Powers and duties. § 2-610— Segregation of exempt material. § 2-611— Custodian designated; response to request for access to records. § 2-636— Daily log or record maintained by Police Department of crimes, accidents or complaints; public access to certain information. § 3-3— License suspension or revocation. Ch 5— Building, Construction and Housing § 5-12— Prohibited signs. § 5-20— Enforcement, violations, and penalties. § 5-205— BMP maintenance and inspection. § 5-211— Construction permit fees. § 5-217— Escrows. § 5-219— Self-contained, prefabricated fireplace permit fees. § 5-220— Replacement of heating and air-conditioning equipment permit fees. § 5-221— Mechanical periodic inspection fees. § 5-222— Plumbing inspection and permit fees. § 5-223— Electric fee schedule. § 6-38— Duties of Advisory Commission. § 8-1— Fire Prevention Code. 10-2{1}— ABANDONED VEHICLE or ABANDONED PROPERTY § 12-62— Acts constituting discrimination in sale or rental of housing. § 13-43— Maintenance of adequate records by licensee; inspection. § 13-50— Arbitrary assessments for failure to make return. § 13-83— Minimum standards. § 13-88— Inspection required. § 13-92— Investigation. § 13-238— Carriage requirements. § 14-119— Towing of abandoned property on public real property. § 14-120— General provisions and procedures. § 14-164— Operation of all-terrain vehicle upon public street or alley. § 14-365— Vehicles to display certificate of inspection and approval. § 14-385— Use of Electronic Communication Device While Driving Prohibited. § 16-4— Inspection of premises. 16-7{1}— ABANDONED PROPERTY § 16-9— Open storage of inoperable vehicles or public safety hazards prohibited. § 16-10— General provisions and procedures. § 17-90— Carrying concealed firearms prohibited; violations and penalties. § 17-123— Copper wire or cable, catalytic converters, collectors and dealers to keep register, information required; penalty; exempt transactions. § 17-245— Right of entry. § 18-24— Disorderly conduct. § 20-95— Restaurant outdoor seating. § 20-116— Emergency work. § 20-118— Deposit. § 20-120— Manner of backfilling, repaving and site restoration. § 20-121— Inspection of backfill material and pavement replacement. § 20-129— Inspection fees. § 20-143— Permit required. § 20-177— Inspection and enforcement by Chief of Police; notification of permit issuance. § 20-210— Permit required. § 20-216— Right of entry. § 23-36— Single billing for City utilities and garbage collection authorized; application of payments. § 23-85— Preparation, correction of bills. § 23-127— Prevention of backflow. § 23-143— Preparation, correction of bills. § 23-227— City's right of inspection. § 23-232— Qualifying facility to indemnify, reimburse City. § 24-3— Public trees. § 25-16— Common review requirements. § 25-61— Landscaping for single-family residential subdivisions. § 25-73— Installation of public improvements. § 25-74— Required inspections and fees. § 25-75— Performance guarantees for public improvements. § 25-76— General subdivision design standards. § 25-81— Streets and thoroughfares. § 25-85— Utilities and other infrastructure. § 25-100— Violations. § E-VII-780— General Examination Provisions. § E-XVIII-1820— Environmental Control. § E-XXX-3000— City Property. § F-I-111— Fund. § F-II-212— Fund.

§ CHA-5.3— Policemen's and Firemen's Pension Plan. § 1-12— Repeal of legislation not contained in Code; legislation saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal. § 2-602— Meetings, records and votes to be public; exceptions. § 2-632— Police Department records. § 5-69— Findings of fact and purpose. § 5-70— General provisions. § 5-72— Provisions for flood hazard reduction. § 5-73— Variance procedures. § 5-75— Amendments. 5-76{4}— ADMINISTRATOR 5-76{9}— APPURTENANT STRUCTURE 5-76{17}— ELEVATED BUILDING 5-76{18}— ELIGIBLE COMMUNITY or PARTICIPATING COMMUNITY 5-76{27}— FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP (FIRM) 5-76{28}— FLOOD INSURANCE STUDY (FIS) 5-76{43}— MAP 5-76{45}— MEAN SEA LEVEL 5-76{46}— NEW CONSTRUCTION 5-76{48}— NFIP 5-76{49}— PARTICIPATING COMMUNITY 5-76{55}— RISK PREMIUM RATES 5-76{59}— STATE COORDINATING AGENCY 5-76{60}— STRUCTURE 5-76{64}— VARIANCE § 10-59— License application. § 12-63— Discrimination in financing of housing. § 12-65— Implementation of code; exempt activities. § 13-104— Fee; requirements for issuance. § 13-105— Term. § 13-106— Prohibited acts. § 13-236— Carriage license required. § 13-275— Insurance required. § 14-158— Motorcycle or Motortricycle riders under the age of 26 to wear protective headgear; standards. § 14-364.1— Requirements for use of low-speed vehicles on City streets. § 14-366— Operator's financial responsibility. § 14-367— Passengers in truck beds. § 17-104— Property damage. § 20-118— Deposit. § 25-45— Standards for specific accessory uses and structures. § 25-85— Utilities and other infrastructure. 25-104{182}— OFFICE, GENERAL 25-104{289}— WATERCOURSE § E-1065— Family And Medical Leave Policy. § E-1080— Leave For Victims Of Sexual Or Domestic Violence. § E-XI-1130— Treatment Of Insurance Premiums. § E-XX-2000— Policy Against Substance Abuse. § E-XXII-2200— Personal Vehicle Use Policy. § E-XXXI-3100— Social Media Policy. § F-I-101— Definitions. F-I-106(d)(4){2}— COMPENSATION § F-I-108.5— Minimum distribution requirements. § F-I-110— Amendment and termination of plan. § F-I-111— Fund. § F-I-115— Disability benefits. § F-I-116— Group life insurance benefits. F-II-201{7}— (g) COMPENSATION F-II-201{14}— (n) INVESTMENT MANAGER F-II-201{20}— (t) PERMANENT DISABILITY or PERMANENTLY DISABLED § F-II-205— City contributions. § F-II-206— Mandatory contributions. F-II-207(d)(4){2}— COMPENSATION § F-II-209.1— Minimum distribution requirements. § F-II-211— Amendment and termination. § F-II-212— Fund. § F-II-213— Miscellaneous provisions of plan. F-II-213(s)(3){3}— (iii) QUALIFIED HEALTH INSURANCE PREMIUMS § F-II-215— Disability benefits. § F-II-216— Group life insurance benefits.

Ch 3— Alcoholic Beverages § 3-1— Temporary sale of intoxicating liquor by not-for-profit organizations. § 3-2— Certain acts prohibited in premises licensed to sell at retail intoxicating liquor, wine or beer. § 3-3— License suspension or revocation. Ch 3 Art II— Intoxicating Liquor 3-31{1}— CRAFT BREWERY, WINERY, or DISTILLERY 3-31{2}— INTOXICATING LIQUOR 3-31{5}— ORIGINAL PACKAGE 3-31{9}— SALE BY DRINK 3-31{10}— WHOLESALER § 3-32— Minors purchasing or possessing intoxicating liquor. § 3-51— Required for sale. § 3-54— Persons ineligible for license generally. § 3-55— Locations ineligible for license. § 3-56— (Reserved) § 3-57— (Reserved) § 3-58— Persons eligible for license to sell intoxicating liquor in original package and for license to sell malt liquor in original package. § 3-59— Food service on premises prerequisite to certain liquor licenses. § 3-60— Authority of Council to require consent. § 3-61— Licenses and fees. § 3-63— License fees to be in lieu of portion of merchant's tax. § 3-66— License to describe premises for which issued. § 3-67— Limitation on number of licenses which may be outstanding. § 3-71— Sales to licensed dealers only. § 3-72— Financial interest in retail prohibited. § 3-86— Sales on Sundays and election days; sales authorized when New Year's Eve is on Sunday. § 3-87— Original package purchase not to be consumed on premises where sold. § 3-88— (Reserved) § 3-89— Closing hours. § 3-90— Keeping of intoxicating liquor other than as authorized by license. § 3-91— (Reserved) § 3-92— Sales to be made on licensed premises only; obstruction of view of premises. § 3-93— Furnishing intoxicating liquor to minors or intoxicated persons. § 3-94— Employment of minors. § 3-95— Coin-operated dispensing devices prohibited. Ch 13— Licenses and Business Regulations 14-1{16}— INTOXICATED § 14-142— Operation of motor vehicle by persons while under influence of intoxicant or drug. § 14-144— Chemical tests for alcohol or drug content of blood. 17-1{14}— CONSENT 17-83{11}— INTOXICATED § 17-84— Weapons, carrying concealed and other unlawful use. § 17-89— Unlawful transfer of weapons. § 17-90— Carrying concealed firearms prohibited; violations and penalties. § 17-184— Inhalation or inducing others to inhale solvent fumes to cause certain reactions prohibited; exceptions. § 17-185— Inducing, or possession with intent to induce, symptoms by use of solvents and other substances prohibited. § E-XX-2000— Policy Against Substance Abuse. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 3-93— Furnishing intoxicating liquor to minors or intoxicated persons.

Ch 3— Alcoholic Beverages § 3-1— Temporary sale of intoxicating liquor by not-for-profit organizations. § 3-2— Certain acts prohibited in premises licensed to sell at retail intoxicating liquor, wine or beer. § 3-3— License suspension or revocation. Ch 3 Art II— Intoxicating Liquor 3-31{1}— CRAFT BREWERY, WINERY, or DISTILLERY 3-31{2}— INTOXICATING LIQUOR 3-31{5}— ORIGINAL PACKAGE 3-31{9}— SALE BY DRINK 3-31{10}— WHOLESALER § 3-32— Minors purchasing or possessing intoxicating liquor. § 3-51— Required for sale. § 3-54— Persons ineligible for license generally. § 3-55— Locations ineligible for license. § 3-56— (Reserved) § 3-57— (Reserved) § 3-58— Persons eligible for license to sell intoxicating liquor in original package and for license to sell malt liquor in original package. § 3-59— Food service on premises prerequisite to certain liquor licenses. § 3-60— Authority of Council to require consent. § 3-61— Licenses and fees. § 3-63— License fees to be in lieu of portion of merchant's tax. § 3-66— License to describe premises for which issued. § 3-67— Limitation on number of licenses which may be outstanding. § 3-71— Sales to licensed dealers only. § 3-72— Financial interest in retail prohibited. § 3-86— Sales on Sundays and election days; sales authorized when New Year's Eve is on Sunday. § 3-87— Original package purchase not to be consumed on premises where sold. § 3-88— (Reserved) § 3-89— Closing hours. § 3-90— Keeping of intoxicating liquor other than as authorized by license. § 3-91— (Reserved) § 3-92— Sales to be made on licensed premises only; obstruction of view of premises. § 3-93— Furnishing intoxicating liquor to minors or intoxicated persons. § 3-94— Employment of minors. § 3-95— Coin-operated dispensing devices prohibited. Ch 13— Licenses and Business Regulations 14-1{16}— INTOXICATED § 14-142— Operation of motor vehicle by persons while under influence of intoxicant or drug. § 14-144— Chemical tests for alcohol or drug content of blood. 17-1{14}— CONSENT 17-83{11}— INTOXICATED § 17-84— Weapons, carrying concealed and other unlawful use. § 17-89— Unlawful transfer of weapons. § 17-90— Carrying concealed firearms prohibited; violations and penalties. § 17-184— Inhalation or inducing others to inhale solvent fumes to cause certain reactions prohibited; exceptions. § 17-185— Inducing, or possession with intent to induce, symptoms by use of solvents and other substances prohibited. § E-XX-2000— Policy Against Substance Abuse. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

Ch 3— Alcoholic Beverages § 3-1— Temporary sale of intoxicating liquor by not-for-profit organizations. § 3-2— Certain acts prohibited in premises licensed to sell at retail intoxicating liquor, wine or beer. § 3-3— License suspension or revocation. Ch 3 Art II— Intoxicating Liquor 3-31{1}— CRAFT BREWERY, WINERY, or DISTILLERY 3-31{2}— INTOXICATING LIQUOR 3-31{5}— ORIGINAL PACKAGE 3-31{9}— SALE BY DRINK 3-31{10}— WHOLESALER § 3-32— Minors purchasing or possessing intoxicating liquor. § 3-51— Required for sale. § 3-54— Persons ineligible for license generally. § 3-55— Locations ineligible for license. § 3-56— (Reserved) § 3-57— (Reserved) § 3-58— Persons eligible for license to sell intoxicating liquor in original package and for license to sell malt liquor in original package. § 3-59— Food service on premises prerequisite to certain liquor licenses. § 3-60— Authority of Council to require consent. § 3-61— Licenses and fees. § 3-63— License fees to be in lieu of portion of merchant's tax. § 3-66— License to describe premises for which issued. § 3-67— Limitation on number of licenses which may be outstanding. § 3-71— Sales to licensed dealers only. § 3-72— Financial interest in retail prohibited. § 3-86— Sales on Sundays and election days; sales authorized when New Year's Eve is on Sunday. § 3-87— Original package purchase not to be consumed on premises where sold. § 3-88— (Reserved) § 3-89— Closing hours. § 3-90— Keeping of intoxicating liquor other than as authorized by license. § 3-91— (Reserved) § 3-92— Sales to be made on licensed premises only; obstruction of view of premises. § 3-93— Furnishing intoxicating liquor to minors or intoxicated persons. § 3-94— Employment of minors. § 3-95— Coin-operated dispensing devices prohibited. Ch 13— Licenses and Business Regulations 14-1{16}— INTOXICATED § 14-142— Operation of motor vehicle by persons while under influence of intoxicant or drug. § 14-144— Chemical tests for alcohol or drug content of blood. 17-1{14}— CONSENT 17-83{11}— INTOXICATED § 17-84— Weapons, carrying concealed and other unlawful use. § 17-89— Unlawful transfer of weapons. § 17-90— Carrying concealed firearms prohibited; violations and penalties. § 17-184— Inhalation or inducing others to inhale solvent fumes to cause certain reactions prohibited; exceptions. § 17-185— Inducing, or possession with intent to induce, symptoms by use of solvents and other substances prohibited. § E-XX-2000— Policy Against Substance Abuse. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ CHA-3.7— Investigations. § 2-34— Investigations. § 2-603— Records pertaining to investigations of alleged misconduct. § 2-604— Records pertaining to medical condition or history. 2-631{3}— INACTIVE 2-631{5}— INVESTIGATIVE REPORT § 2-632— Police Department records. § 2-634— Public access to closed arrest records. § 3-2— Certain acts prohibited in premises licensed to sell at retail intoxicating liquor, wine or beer. § 3-4— Hearing upon suspension or revocation of license. 5-76{55}— RISK PREMIUM RATES § 5-222— Plumbing inspection and permit fees. § 12-66— Complaint; investigation by Commission; informal conciliation; hearing; enforcement by City. § 12-82— Investigation; mediation; prosecution. § 13-36— Method of application. § 13-91— License required; application. § 13-92— Investigation. § 13-96— Massage therapist permit. § 13-280— Investigation and issuance. § 14-30— Duties of Traffic Division. § 14-33— Traffic Division to make annual report; contents. § 14-53— Office created; duties generally. § 14-199— Stop or yield signs to designate through intersections. § 14-248— Written report: when required; time for filing; filing of report by owner of vehicle. § 14-249— Confidential nature of accident reports; information which may be disclosed. § 14-250— Investigation of accidents. § 14-366— Operator's financial responsibility. § 15-20— Failure to appear and failure to pay fine. § 17-16— Stalking, definitions. § 17-35— Tampering with physical evidence. § 17-84— Weapons, carrying concealed and other unlawful use. § 17-116— Financial exploitation of elderly person or person with disability. § 17-122— Shoplifting; detention of suspect by merchant; liability presumption. § 19-2— Major case squad. § 19-4— Municipal enforcement group. § 20-210— Permit required. § 23-211— Examination of company books. § 25-16— Common review requirements. § E-V-510— Pay Policy. § E-VI-620— Police Department. § E-VII-730— Applicant Screening Process. § E-XIII-1310— Procedures For Handling Grievances And Complaints For Non-Law Enforcement Officers. § E-XIII-1320— Procedures For Handling Grievances And Complaints For Law Enforcement Officers. § E-XVI-1600— Equal Employment Opportunity, Anti-Harassment, And Non-Discrimination Policy. § E-XVII-1700— Policy Regarding Reasonable Accommodations For Qualified Individuals With A Disability. § E-XVIII-1810— Responsibilities. § E-XIX-1900— Workplace Violence Policy. § E-XX-2000— Policy Against Substance Abuse. § E-XXXI-3100— Social Media Policy. § E-XXXII-3220— Confidentiality. § E-XXXII-3230— Procedure For Making A Complaint And Investigation. § E-XXXII-3240— Effect Of Unsubstantiated Allegations.