§ 102-47— Statutory authority; powers and duties. § 190-3— Issuance of dog and kennel licenses. § 190-5— Rabies quarantine. § 190-6— Restrictions on keeping of dogs, cats, fowl and other animals. § 190-7— Impoundment of animals. § 207-5— Regulation of blasting resultants. § 424-17— Junked vehicles and appliances on private property. § 535-8— Restrictions on parking; posted limitations.

§ 1-17— Ordinances saved from repeal. § 46-2— Statement of purpose. § 57-4— Town funds to be spent in accordance with appropriation. 57-13A{1}— PUBLIC CONTRACT § 57-16— Statement of real property status. § 134-1— Town Board may levy special assessments. § 134-2— Resolution and report required. § 134-3— Costs that may be paid by special assessment. § 134-4— Exemptions; deductions. § 134-5— Notice of proposed or approved project. § 134-6— Board actions after hearing. § 134-7— Combined assessments. § 134-8— Board's power to amend, cancel or confirm special assessment. § 134-9— Where cost of improvement is less than assessment. § 134-13— Miscellaneous provisions. § 134-14— Payment for public works. § 147-20— Public works. § 154-2— Powers. § 207-5— Regulation of blasting resultants. § 218-2— Building permits and inspection. § 218-10— Disclaimer on inspections. § 218-15— Regulations for moving buildings. § 218-16— Regulation of residential, commercial and swimming pool fences. 249-1{32}— WATER DRAINAGE FACILITY § 249-7— Required control of erosion and pollutants during land disturbance and development. § 249-8— Permit application, control plan, and permit issuance. 367-1{4}— NONMETALLIC MINING SITE or SITE § 367-5— Permit required for nonmetallic mining. § 380-3— Occupancy permits. § 424-15— Variances and exceptions. § 432-2— Driveway and culvert location, design and construction requirements. § 478-11— Surety. § 478-14— Excavations of streets, alleys, public ways and roads. § 478-15— Regulations governing excavations and openings. 490-1{13}— IMPROVEMENT, PUBLIC § 490-2— Introduction and purpose. § 490-7— General provisions. § 490-9— Condominium developments. § 490-11— Submission of preliminary plat. § 490-12— Preliminary plat review and approval. § 490-13— Final plat review and approval. § 490-14— Administrative fees. § 490-16— Preliminary plats. § 490-18— Certified survey land divisions; review and approval. Ch 490 Art VI— Required Improvements § 490-19— Improvements required. § 490-20— Required agreement providing for proper installation of improvements. § 490-21— Required construction plans; Town review; inspections. § 490-22— Street improvements. § 490-23— Curb and gutter. § 490-26— Water supply facilities (urban service areas). § 490-33— General street design standards. § 490-34— Specifications for preparation, construction and dedication of streets and roads. § 490-37— Drainage system. § 490-40— Land dedication. § 490-43— Fees in lieu of land. § 490-44— Variations and exceptions. § 490-45— Enforcement, penalties and remedies. § 511-5— Cutting or injuring trees on highway. § 511-7— Permits required for certain actions. § 528-3— Unauthorized operation of motor vehicles on public or private property. 528-3B{1}— MOTOR VEHICLE § 535-12— Violations and penalties.

§ 113-2— Public building access and use. § 218-15— Regulations for moving buildings.

§ 490-33— General street design standards.

§ 218-7— Plumbing permits and inspections. 447-1{2}— SLUDGE 466-1{16}— POST-CONSUMER WASTE

§ 380-3— Occupancy permits. § 380-9— Operation; responsibilities of park management. 424-1{29}— INFESTATION § 424-9— Building maintenance requirements. § 424-19— Rodent control.

§ 154-2— Powers. § 218-12— Regulation and permit for razing buildings. § 380-9— Operation; responsibilities of park management. § 391-3— Public nuisances affecting health. 424-1{21}— EXTERMINATION 424-1{44}— REASONABLY TIGHT § 424-9— Building maintenance requirements.

§ 1-10— Publication; filing. § 102-40— Appointment. § 102-41— Powers and duties. 125-1{3}— RECORD § 125-4— Public access to records. § 125-5— Access procedures. § 125-6— Limitations on right to access. § 125-7— Destruction of records. § 125-8— Preservation through microfilm. § 134-2— Resolution and report required. § 134-5— Notice of proposed or approved project. § 218-2— Building permits and inspection. § 218-3— State Uniform Dwelling Code adopted. § 218-4— Construction standards; codes adopted. § 218-5— Certificate of occupancy. § 218-6— Electrical permits and inspections. § 218-7— Plumbing permits and inspections. § 218-10— Disclaimer on inspections. § 218-15— Regulations for moving buildings. § 218-20— Violations and penalties. § 249-7— Required control of erosion and pollutants during land disturbance and development. § 249-8— Permit application, control plan, and permit issuance. § 249-9— Inspection. § 249-10— Enforcement. § 272-3— Fire inspections. § 305-8— Investigation. § 305-14— Conditions of license. § 330-9— Public hearing. § 330-10— Determination by Town Board. § 334-3— Conformance with applicable codes. § 367-5— Permit required for nonmetallic mining. § 380-8— Operator's license. § 380-9— Operation; responsibilities of park management. § 380-11— Additional regulations. § 391-6— Abatement of public nuisances. 424-1{16}— COMPLIANCE INSPECTION § 424-10— Vacant, abandoned or undeveloped land requirements. § 424-11— Inspections. § 424-18— Regulation of length of lawn and grasses. § 432-1— Driveway permits; culvert requirements. § 432-2— Driveway and culvert location, design and construction requirements. § 447-4— Review and public hearing. § 447-7— Operation and inspection fee. § 447-8— Inspections and testing. § 466-9— Separation of recyclable materials. § 466-18— Violations and enforcement. § 478-10— Preliminary inspection. § 478-13— Final inspection. § 490-14— Administrative fees. § 490-20— Required agreement providing for proper installation of improvements. § 490-21— Required construction plans; Town review; inspections. § 490-34— Specifications for preparation, construction and dedication of streets and roads. § 528-2— All-terrain vehicles and utility terrain vehicles. § 535-2— State Administrative Code provisions adopted.

§ 102-40— Appointment. § 113-2— Public building access and use. § 199-14— Permit revocation. § 218-15— Regulations for moving buildings. § 278-2— Use. § 305-16— Restrictions on temporary fermented malt beverage or wine licenses. § 367-7— Blasting and/or rock crushing. § 380-7— Standard requirements for additions or extensions. § 380-9— Operation; responsibilities of park management. § 447-6— Requirements and restrictions. § 466-9— Separation of recyclable materials. § 478-14— Excavations of streets, alleys, public ways and roads. § 478-22— Insurance. § 490-13— Final plat review and approval. § 490-21— Required construction plans; Town review; inspections. § 490-22— Street improvements. § 490-44— Variations and exceptions. § 528-2— All-terrain vehicles and utility terrain vehicles.

Ch 199— Assemblies, Mass Public Ch 305— Intoxicating Liquor and Fermented Malt Beverages § 305-1— Definitions. § 305-2— State statutes adopted. § 305-3— License required. § 305-4— Classes of licenses. § 305-5— License fees. § 305-6— Application for license. § 305-7— Qualifications of applicants and premises. § 305-10— Granting of license. § 305-14— Conditions of license. § 305-15— Closing hours. Ch 316— Juveniles § 316-1— Town jurisdiction over persons 12 through 17 years of age. Ch 330— Licensing and Permits § 330-2— Licensees required to pay local taxes, assessments and claims. § 391-4— Public nuisances offending morals and decency. § 415-1— Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1996 Code to 2018 Code

Ch 199— Assemblies, Mass Public Ch 305— Intoxicating Liquor and Fermented Malt Beverages § 305-1— Definitions. § 305-2— State statutes adopted. § 305-3— License required. § 305-4— Classes of licenses. § 305-5— License fees. § 305-6— Application for license. § 305-7— Qualifications of applicants and premises. § 305-10— Granting of license. § 305-14— Conditions of license. § 305-15— Closing hours. Ch 316— Juveniles § 316-1— Town jurisdiction over persons 12 through 17 years of age. Ch 330— Licensing and Permits § 330-2— Licensees required to pay local taxes, assessments and claims. § 391-4— Public nuisances offending morals and decency. § 415-1— Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1996 Code to 2018 Code

Ch 199— Assemblies, Mass Public Ch 305— Intoxicating Liquor and Fermented Malt Beverages § 305-1— Definitions. § 305-2— State statutes adopted. § 305-3— License required. § 305-4— Classes of licenses. § 305-5— License fees. § 305-6— Application for license. § 305-7— Qualifications of applicants and premises. § 305-10— Granting of license. § 305-14— Conditions of license. § 305-15— Closing hours. Ch 316— Juveniles § 316-1— Town jurisdiction over persons 12 through 17 years of age. Ch 330— Licensing and Permits § 330-2— Licensees required to pay local taxes, assessments and claims. § 391-4— Public nuisances offending morals and decency. § 415-1— Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1996 Code to 2018 Code

§ 125-6— Limitations on right to access. § 125-7— Destruction of records. § 147-11— Order of business. § 190-12— Neglected or abandoned animals. § 218-15— Regulations for moving buildings. § 272-3— Fire inspections. § 272-8— Investigation of fires. § 305-8— Investigation. § 305-19— Operator's license. § 330-8— Application; fee. § 380-6— Mobile home park developer's permit. § 380-8— Operator's license. § 415-1— Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture. § 424-17— Junked vehicles and appliances on private property. § 447-3— Permit application. § 447-4— Review and public hearing. § 490-11— Submission of preliminary plat. § 503-4— Registration. § 503-5— Investigation. § 535-13— Authority to modify speed restrictions. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1996 Code to 2018 Code