Ch 4— Animals and Fowl § 4-32— Quarantine for rabies protection authorized; duties of Director of Public Services; requirements. 4-37{6}— EXPOSED TO RABIES 4-37{18}— TAG 4-37{20}— VACCINATION-REGISTRATION § 4-38— Vaccination; tag required. § 4-43— Reasons for impoundment. § 4-45— Redemption. § 4-46— Quarantine of rabies suspects. § 4-47— Disposition of rabid animals. § 4-48— Notice to Director of Public Services of rabid animals. § 4-49— Clinical observation of animals which bite people or other animals. § 4-50— Right of entry for City personnel. § 4-51— Abandonment of rabies suspects. § 4-55— Animals to be delivered to Director of Public Services.

4-37{18}— TAG

§ 5-218— Mechanical equipment permit fees. § 25-36— Use-specific standards.

§ CHA-3.9— Legislative proceedings. § CHA-3.11— City Clerk. § CHA-5.3— Policemen's and Firemen's Pension Plan. § CHA-6.7— Public records. § CHA-7.2— Nominations by petition. 1-2{1}— CERTIFIED MAIL or CERTIFIED MAIL WITH RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED § 1-8— Violations and penalties. § 2-5— Conflicts of interest; personal financial interest; disclosure reports. § 2-56— Voting. § 2-77— Date of introduction of bill; record. § 2-78— Amendments to bills; procedure. § 2-184— Duties generally. § 2-230— Duties. § 2-312— Public records. § 2-324— Duties generally. § 2-376— Emergency procurement procedure. § 2-401— Additional powers and duties enumerated. § 2-403— Inventory record. § 2-484— Qualifications based selection. § 2-486— General procedures and responsibilities. § 2-571— Organization. § 2-585— Officers; terms. § 2-589— Notice to owner of proposed landmark or historic district designation. § 2-589.1— Public declaration of official designation; landmark register. § 2-589.8— Rules of procedures; meetings. § 2-589.9— Powers and duties. § 2-592— Market Master duties. Ch 2 Art IX— Open Meetings and Records § 2-600— Controlling law. 2-601{1}— CLOSED MEETING, CLOSED RECORD or CLOSED VOTE 2-601{4}— PUBLIC GOVERNMENTAL BODY 2-601{6}— PUBLIC RECORD 2-601{8}— QUASI-PUBLIC GOVERNMENTAL BODY § 2-602— Meetings, records and votes to be public; exceptions. § 2-603— Records pertaining to investigations of alleged misconduct. § 2-604— Records pertaining to medical condition or history. § 2-605— (Reserved) § 2-606— Notice of meetings. § 2-607— Closed meetings. § 2-608— Journals of meetings and records of voting. § 2-610— Segregation of exempt material. § 2-611— Custodian designated; response to request for access to records. § 2-612— Procedures for resolving questions of public accessibility. § 2-613— Fees. Ch 2 Art IX Div 2— Law Enforcement Arrest Reports and Records, Incident Reports and Other Reports 2-631{2}— ARREST REPORT 2-631{4}— INCIDENT REPORT 2-631{5}— INVESTIGATIVE REPORT § 2-632— Police Department records. § 2-633— Effect of nolle pros, dismissal and suspended imposition of sentence on records. § 2-634— Public access to closed arrest records. § 2-635— "911" telephone reports. § 2-636— Daily log or record maintained by Police Department of crimes, accidents or complaints; public access to certain information. § 3-4— Hearing upon suspension or revocation of license. § 3-65— Issuance, renewal and extension of licenses. § 5-11— Appeals and variances. § 5-45— Appeals and variances. § 5-66— Manner of filing appeals; Building Commissioner to transmit records; fees. § 5-71— Administration. § 5-73— Variance procedures. § 5-205— BMP maintenance and inspection. § 6-33— Boundaries. § 7-3.1— Filing and acceptance. § 8-1— Fire Prevention Code. 10-71{7}— NEWSPAPER § 12-35— Rules of procedure; meetings; records. 12-59{4}— DISABILITY § 13-43— Maintenance of adequate records by licensee; inspection. § 13-44— Record of payments. § 13-45— Director of Finance to provide records. § 13-54— Revocation of license. § 13-280— Investigation and issuance. § 14-31— Records of traffic violations required; retention period; contents; public records. § 14-32— Drivers' files to be maintained; contents. § 14-86— Uniform traffic tickets; issuance; form; required records. § 14-120— General provisions and procedures. § 14-144— Chemical tests for alcohol or drug content of blood. § 14-249— Confidential nature of accident reports; information which may be disclosed. § 14-385— Use of Electronic Communication Device While Driving Prohibited. § 14-400— Prohibited access. § 15-9— Municipal Judge to maintain docket; contents. § 15-10— Records and reports of collectors; transmittal of fines and costs. § 16-8— Abandoning vehicle, vessel or trailer; last owner of record deemed owner, procedures — penalty — civil liability. § 16-9— Open storage of inoperable vehicles or public safety hazards prohibited. § 16-10— General provisions and procedures. 17-1{7}— COMPUTER HARDWARE 17-1{12}— COMPUTER-RELATED DOCUMENTATION 17-1{23}— DIGITAL CAMERA § 17-20— Hate crimes. § 17-35— Tampering with physical evidence. § 17-37— False impersonation. § 17-114— Damaging, destroying, or unlawfully withholding library property. § 17-116— Financial exploitation of elderly person or person with disability. § 17-118— Deceptive business practice. § 17-120— Stealing leased or rented personal property; enforcement procedure; penalty; venue. § 17-123— Copper wire or cable, catalytic converters, collectors and dealers to keep register, information required; penalty; exempt transactions. 17-167{2}— MATERIAL § 20-2— Procedure for vacation of public ways. Ch 20 Art II Div 2— Construction and Repair § 20-204— City Engineer to establish building numbers; records. § 23-85— Preparation, correction of bills. § 23-143— Preparation, correction of bills. § 23-211— Examination of company books. § 24-4— Tree preservation and protection. § 25-16— Common review requirements. § 25-24— Variances. § 25-25— Appeals. § 25-26— Minor subdivision. § 25-27— Major subdivision. § 25-40— Requirements. § 25-45— Standards for specific accessory uses and structures. § 25-48— Site development standards for residential zoning districts. § 25-65— Off-street parking requirements. § 25-73— Installation of public improvements. § 25-75— Performance guarantees for public improvements. § 25-89— Required permits. § 25-97— Nonconforming lots of record. 25-104{34}— BUILDABLE LOT 25-104{137}— LOT 25-104{145}— LOT OF RECORD 25-104{202}— PLAT 25-104{203}— PLAT, FINAL 25-104{257}— STREET, PUBLIC § E-III-350— Administrative Rules And Regulations. § E-VI-630— Trading Time For Fire And Police Personnel. § E-VII-780— General Examination Provisions. § E-IX-940— Warnings. § E-IX-950— Suspension, Demotion, Probation Reinstatement Or Termination. § E-XVII-1700— Policy Regarding Reasonable Accommodations For Qualified Individuals With A Disability. § E-XVIII-1830— Fleet Safety. § E-XX-2000— Policy Against Substance Abuse. § E-XXVII-2700— Computer/Internet/Email/Text Policy. § E-XXXI-3100— Social Media Policy. § E-XXXII-3200— Scope Of Policy. § F-I-102— Administration; Board of Trustees. § F-I-106— Accounts for each participant; allocation of contributions; fund gains and losses. § F-I-111— Fund. § F-I-112— Miscellaneous provisions of plan. § F-I-118— Violations and penalties. § F-II-202— Administration; Board of Trustees. § F-II-212— Fund. § F-II-213— Miscellaneous provisions of plan. § F-II-218— Violations and penalties.

§ 5-72— Provisions for flood hazard reduction. 5-76{41}— MANUFACTURED HOME 5-76{52}— RECREATIONAL VEHICLE

18-1{1}— PARK § 25-1— Purpose. § 25-40— Requirements. 25-104{209}— RECREATION AREA

§ 10-4— Open dumping and temporary open dumping prohibited. § 10-26— Use of City services required. § 10-27— Residential collection. § 10-32— Maintenance of containers. § 10-55— Collections from multifamily, commercial, industrial and institutional properties. 10-56{3}— COMMERCIAL RECYCLING MATERIAL COLLECTOR § 10-58— License or contract with City required. § 10-59— License application. § 10-60— Payment of annual license fee. § 10-61— Requirements for vehicles and dumpsters. § 13-34— Method of calculating license tax. § 17-115— City recycling depository usage. § 23-127— Prevention of backflow. § 25-36— Use-specific standards. § 25-45— Standards for specific accessory uses and structures. § 25-53— Dumpster and trash receptacle enclosure areas. § 25-55— Residential design guidelines. § 25-56— Multifamily design guidelines. 25-104{84}— DROPOFF BOXES

§ 10-4— Open dumping and temporary open dumping prohibited. § 10-26— Use of City services required. § 10-27— Residential collection. § 10-32— Maintenance of containers. § 10-55— Collections from multifamily, commercial, industrial and institutional properties. 10-56{3}— COMMERCIAL RECYCLING MATERIAL COLLECTOR § 10-58— License or contract with City required. § 10-59— License application. § 10-60— Payment of annual license fee. § 10-61— Requirements for vehicles and dumpsters. § 13-34— Method of calculating license tax. § 17-115— City recycling depository usage. § 23-127— Prevention of backflow. § 25-36— Use-specific standards. § 25-45— Standards for specific accessory uses and structures. § 25-53— Dumpster and trash receptacle enclosure areas. § 25-55— Residential design guidelines. § 25-56— Multifamily design guidelines. 25-104{84}— DROPOFF BOXES

4-37{3}— CERTIFICATE § 4-38— Vaccination; tag required. 13-82{4}— DIRECTOR 13-82{5}— DIVISION § 14-88— Issuance of ticket for parking violations; action on failure to appear. § 14-120— General provisions and procedures. § 14-162— School buses; stops; passing while stopped; how marked. § 14-164— Operation of all-terrain vehicle upon public street or alley. § 14-166— Driving while license or driving privilege is canceled, suspended or revoked, penalty — enhanced penalty for repeat offenders — imprisonment, mandatory, exception. § 14-352— Display of license plates; registration. § 14-357— Lights. § 14-366— Operator's financial responsibility. § 16-9— Open storage of inoperable vehicles or public safety hazards prohibited. § 16-10— General provisions and procedures. § 17-189— Unlawful marijuana cultivation. § 17-193— Sale of marijuana, marijuana-infused products, marijuana accessories. § 17-216— Proof of age required, when defense to action for violation is reasonable reliance on proof; liability. § E-1050— Voting Time. § E-XXI-2100— Travel Policy.

§ CHA-3.3— Mayor. § CHA-3.8— Independent audit. § CHA-4.4— Powers and duties of the Chief Administrative Officer. § CHA-5.3— Policemen's and Firemen's Pension Plan. § CHA-6.8— Amendments after adoption. § CHA-7.2— Nominations by petition. § CHA-9.2— Right of regulation. § CHA-11.3— Prohibitions. § 2-4— Prohibited acts; violations and penalties. § 2-5— Conflicts of interest; personal financial interest; disclosure reports. § 2-108— Additional duties. § 2-131— Monthly fiscal reports. § 2-170— Powers and duties. § 2-230— Duties. § 2-231— Assistant City Attorneys; appointment. § 2-302— Quarterly and annual financial statements; annual audit. § 2-303— Report on property assessments. § 2-313— Appropriations. § 2-324— Duties generally. § 2-325— through § 2-346. (Reserved) § 2-373— Conflicts of interest. § 2-376— Emergency procurement procedure. § 2-378— Purchase orders required; rejection of nonconforming shipments, contractual services; approval of invoices; prompt payment. § 2-381— Surplus report; transfer or sale of property. § 2-401— Additional powers and duties enumerated. § 2-424— Manner of submission of bids; opening; recommendations to Council. § 2-562— Purpose. § 2-563— Annual report. § 2-569— Created; purpose. § 2-589.2— Preservation of landmarks. § 2-589.8— Rules of procedures; meetings. § 2-591— Market Master appointment and compensation. § 2-593— Farmers' Market Advisory Committee. § 2-595— Budget. 2-601{4}— PUBLIC GOVERNMENTAL BODY 2-601{6}— PUBLIC RECORD § 2-602— Meetings, records and votes to be public; exceptions. Ch 2 Art IX Div 2— Law Enforcement Arrest Reports and Records, Incident Reports and Other Reports 2-631{2}— ARREST REPORT 2-631{3}— INACTIVE 2-631{4}— INCIDENT REPORT 2-631{5}— INVESTIGATIVE REPORT § 2-632— Police Department records. § 2-635— "911" telephone reports. § 3-2— Certain acts prohibited in premises licensed to sell at retail intoxicating liquor, wine or beer. § 3-65— Issuance, renewal and extension of licenses. § 5-11— Appeals and variances. § 6-37— Advisory Commission. § 6-38— Duties of Advisory Commission. § 7-4— Procedure after filing. § 8-1— Fire Prevention Code. § 8-4— Authority at fire and other emergencies. § 8-33— Reports by Chief to Council. 10-2{1}— ABANDONED VEHICLE or ABANDONED PROPERTY § 12-36— Powers and duties generally. § 12-66— Complaint; investigation by Commission; informal conciliation; hearing; enforcement by City. § 12-82— Investigation; mediation; prosecution. § 13-36— Method of application. § 13-43— Maintenance of adequate records by licensee; inspection. § 13-47— Enforcement of provisions. § 13-53— False returns; penalty. § 13-92— Investigation. § 13-96— Massage therapist permit. § 13-266— Issuance of license. § 13-276— Miscellaneous regulations. § 14-31— Records of traffic violations required; retention period; contents; public records. § 14-32— Drivers' files to be maintained; contents. § 14-33— Traffic Division to make annual report; contents. § 14-119— Towing of abandoned property on public real property. § 14-120— General provisions and procedures. § 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. § 14-252— Accident report filing system to be established. § 14-334— "Downtown Kirkwood Special Business District" parking permit rules. § 14-385— Use of Electronic Communication Device While Driving Prohibited. § 15-10— Records and reports of collectors; transmittal of fines and costs. 16-7{1}— ABANDONED PROPERTY § 16-8— Abandoning vehicle, vessel or trailer; last owner of record deemed owner, procedures — penalty — civil liability. § 16-9— Open storage of inoperable vehicles or public safety hazards prohibited. § 16-10— General provisions and procedures. § 17-32— Refusal to identify as witness. § 17-34— Tampering with witness or victim. § 17-37— False impersonation. § 17-38— False reports. § 17-120— Stealing leased or rented personal property; enforcement procedure; penalty; venue. § 17-198— Curfew for persons under 17. § 19-3— Police officers responding to emergency situation outside municipality boundaries. § 20-205— Contractors to obtain building number certificates. § 23-127— Prevention of backflow. § 25-1— Purpose. § 25-6— Relationship to plans. § 25-16— Common review requirements. § 25-17— Code text and Map amendment. § 25-18— Development plan review. § 25-19— Site plan review. § 25-20— Special use permit. § 25-21— Architectural review. § 25-23— Administrative waivers. § 25-24— Variances. § 25-27— Major subdivision. § 25-40— Requirements. § 25-44— Permitted accessory uses and structures. § 25-88— General requirements. § D-D-130— Reporting. § E-III-350— Administrative Rules And Regulations. § E-IX-950— Suspension, Demotion, Probation Reinstatement Or Termination. § E-1005— Vacation. § E-1065— Family And Medical Leave Policy. § E-1080— Leave For Victims Of Sexual Or Domestic Violence. § E-XVI-1600— Equal Employment Opportunity, Anti-Harassment, And Non-Discrimination Policy. § E-XVIII-1810— Responsibilities. § E-XIX-1900— Workplace Violence Policy. § E-XX-2000— Policy Against Substance Abuse. § E-XXI-2100— Travel Policy. § E-XXIII-2300— Personal Appearance And Business Casual Dress Code. § E-XXVII-2700— Computer/Internet/Email/Text Policy. § E-XXXI-3100— Social Media Policy. § E-XXXII-3200— Scope Of Policy. § E-XXXII-3220— Confidentiality. § F-I-107— Valuation of fund. § F-I-111— Fund. § F-II-202— Administration; Board of Trustees. § F-II-208— Valuation of the fund. § F-II-212— Fund.

§ 5-72— Provisions for flood hazard reduction.

§ 5-15— Permanent signs. § 5-17— Flags. § 20-95— Restaurant outdoor seating. § 25-30— Establishment of zoning districts. § 25-34— District purposes and regulations. § 25-36— Use-specific standards. § 25-42— General provisions. § 25-45— Standards for specific accessory uses and structures. § 25-47— General development standards. § 25-48— Site development standards for residential zoning districts. § 25-49— Site development standards for nonresidential zoning districts. § 25-64— General standards.

3-31{8}— RESTAURANT or FOOD STORE § 3-59— Food service on premises prerequisite to certain liquor licenses. § 3-67— Limitation on number of licenses which may be outstanding. § 3-89— Closing hours. § 10-3— Dumpsters required for multifamily dwellings, commercial, industrial, and institutional establishments. 10-71{4}— DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT § 10-76— Duty to keep sidewalks, parkways, gutters, streets, and alleys free of litter. 12-71{1}— PLACE OF PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION 17-74A.{1}— PUBLIC PLACE § 17-90— Carrying concealed firearms prohibited; violations and penalties. 17-252(a){8}— RESTAURANT § 17-253— Prohibition of smoking in all enclosed places of employment and all enclosed public places. § 20-95— Restaurant outdoor seating. § 25-35— Principal use regulations. § 25-36— Use-specific standards. § 25-45— Standards for specific accessory uses and structures. § 25-65— Off-street parking requirements. § 25-66— Vehicle queuing lanes. § 25-67— Bicycle parking requirements. 25-104{124}— HOTEL 25-104{134}— LIQUOR STORE 25-104{216}— RESTAURANT

§ 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. Ch 2— Administration § 17-84— Weapons, carrying concealed and other unlawful use. § 17-116— Financial exploitation of elderly person or person with disability. Ch 18 1/2— (Reserved) § 23-38— Payment date extension for retirees and senior citizens. § 23-230— City to install and maintain meters. § 25-35— Principal use regulations. § 25-36— Use-specific standards. § 25-65— Off-street parking requirements. 25-104{64}— CONTINUING-CARE RETIREMENT FACILITY § E-VIII-820— Retirement. § E-1000— Holidays. § E-1005— Vacation. § E-1045— National Guard And Military Reserve Duty Or Training Leave Under Missouri Law. § E-1065— Family And Medical Leave Policy. Apx F— Pensions and Retirement § F-I-101— Definitions. § F-I-106— Accounts for each participant; allocation of contributions; fund gains and losses. F-I-106(d)(4){2}— COMPENSATION § F-I-108— Benefits. § F-I-108.1— Increase in benefits to certain employees. § F-I-111— Fund. § F-I-112— Miscellaneous provisions of plan. § F-I-114— Certain retirees. § F-I-117— Benefits under prior plans. F-II-201{1}— (a) ACCOUNT F-II-201{11}— (k) FUND F-II-201{15}— (o) LATE RETIREMENT DATE F-II-201{17}— (q) NORMAL RETIREMENT DATE F-II-201{25}— (y) PRIOR PLANS or PRIOR PLAN F-II-201{26}— (z) RETIREE F-II-201{27}— (aa) RETIREMENT DATE § F-II-207— Accounts for each participant; allocation of contributions; fund gains and losses. F-II-207(d)(4){2}— COMPENSATION § F-II-209— Benefits. § F-II-212— Fund. § F-II-213— Miscellaneous provisions of plan. F-II-213(s)(3){1}— (i) ELIGIBLE RETIRED PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER F-II-213(s)(3){3}— (iii) QUALIFIED HEALTH INSURANCE PREMIUMS § F-II-214— Certain retirees. § F-II-217— Benefit increases. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 4-50— Right of entry for City personnel. § 17-245— Right of entry. § 20-216— Right of entry. § 23-62— Right of entry of City employees. § 23-123— Right of entry of City employees.

§ 10-6— Compost piles.

§ 18-7— Bicycles, roller skates, roller blades, skateboards and scooters.

§ 4 1/2-4— Traffic regulations generally. § 14-4— Use of toy vehicles. § 14-6— Towing of toy vehicles and bicycles. § 18-7— Bicycles, roller skates, roller blades, skateboards and scooters.

§ 5-12— Prohibited signs. § 5-15— Permanent signs. 5-21(b){50}— SIGN, ROOF 5-76{60}— STRUCTURE 5-201{2}— IMPERVIOUS AREA (IA) § 8-1— Fire Prevention Code. 10-2{5}— DEMOLITION WASTE § 17-242— Water control. § 25-42— General provisions. § 25-45— Standards for specific accessory uses and structures. § 25-46— Measurements, computations, and exceptions. § 25-47— General development standards. § 25-48— Site development standards for residential zoning districts. § 25-51— Energy-generation devices. § 25-55— Residential design guidelines. § 25-57— Nonresidential design guidelines. § 25-63— Applicability. 25-104{35}— BUILDING 25-104{38}— BUILDING ELEMENTS 25-104{71}— DETACHED GARAGES AND CARPORTS 25-104{191}— PARAPET 25-104{196}— PARKING STRUCTURE 25-104{219}— ROOF, GABLE 25-104{220}— ROOF, HIP 25-104{221}— ROOF, MANSARD 25-104{222}— ROOF, PRIMARY 25-104{223}— ROOF, SECONDARY 25-104{224}— ROOF, SHED 25-104{225}— ROOFLINE 25-104{247}— STORY, HALF 25-104{274}— UNENCLOSED PATIOS, PORCHES, AND DECKS 25-104{286}— VESTIBULES