Ch 53— Housing Partnership Ch 156— Fair Housing Ch 178— Housing Standards § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

Ch 98 Art II— False Alarms to Police Department § 98-5— Purpose. 98-7{6}— FALSE ALARM § 98-8— Responsibility of alarm user; penalties for offenses. Ch 161 Art V— False Alarms § 161-27— Findings and purpose. 161-28{5}— FALSE ALARM § 161-33— Intentional false alarms. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

Ch 47 Art III— Old Farm Hill Cemetery Fund § 47-7— Duties of Treasurer; deposit and use of monies. § 107-1— Poultry and other birds, cattle, horses, swine, goats and sheep. § 120-7— Fire District No. 2. 120-20{2}— ABANDONED VEHICLE Ch 132— Cemeteries § 132-1— Maintenance of Old Farm Hill Cemetery. § 171-5— Streets to be excluded from route. § 206-3— Exceptions. § 218-3— Exemptions.

§ 107-2— Duty of dog owner.

§ C-II-12— REMOVAL OF ELECTED OFFICIALS. § 1-14— Sale of Code book. § 5-4— Authority to adopt regulations. § 9-10— Withdrawal from membership. § 9-13— Creation; powers and responsibilities. § 14-22.1— Children's arts programs; fees. § 14-38— Duties. § 14-77— Powers of Commission. § 31-11— Fees for special police work. § 40-16— Reimbursement for expenses incurred in defense of complaint. § 44-10— Refunds of unexpired license fees, excess payment of taxes or other payments. § 47-22— Income. § 47-23— Expenditures. Ch 47 Art XIII— Bulky waste, Construction Waste and Oversized Municipal Waste Fees Fund § 47-30— Establishment; purpose. § 47-31— Income and expenses. § 74-1— Health evaluation required. § 101-4— Exception for public functions; permit required. § 104-8— Issuance of license; fees. 112-2{10}— TANNING SALON § 112-3— License required; terms; termination. § 120-3— Permit fees; separate permits required. § 120-9— Moving buildings over public highways. § 120-25— Creation or maintenance of blighted premises prohibited; blight citation procedures; penalties for offenses; abatement procedure. § 120-26— Code Enforcement Committee; notice of abatement plan; and recovery of costs. § 120-34— Fees and costs. § 126-2— Open burning permit. § 139-1— Inspection fees. § 161-29— Registration. § 166-4— Issuance and terms of license; fees. § 166-5— Activities excluded. § 166-10— Approval of new or remodeled establishments. § 178-9— Rooming houses. Ch 188— Showmobile Unit, Rental of § 188-1— Schedule of fees. § 188-2— Conditions. § 214-14— Commercial uses. § 214-18— Authority to adopt additional user fee. § 214-21— Designation of picnic areas. § 214-37— Field usage and fees. § 214-38— (Reserved) § 214-41— Union Park and Veterans Memorial Green. § 214-42— Mandatory law enforcement coverage. Ch 214 Art IV— Recreation Fees § 214-45— Recreation activity fees; eligibility. § 214-50— Rental of dock space in harbor management area. § 218-1— License required. § 218-3— Exemptions. § 218-5— Fees. § 218-8— Employee background checks. § 218-10— Special event licenses. Ch 223 Art III— Land Use Application Fees § 223-6— Authorization and purposes. 223-7{2}— LAND USE APPLICATIONS § 223-8— Schedule of fees. § 223-9— Appeals. § 223-10— Subdivision inspections. 223-12{12}— ENTERTAINER 223-12{14}— ESCORT AGENCY § 223-13— Penalties for offenses. § 223-15— Application. § 223-16— Licensing procedure. § 223-17— Expiration and renewal. § 223-18— Suspension and revocation. § 241-4— Municipal license. § 245-2— Site evaluation; fee; preliminary plot plan. § 245-3— Installation permit; fee; plot plan. § 245-5— Fee for status report. Ch 248— Sewers § 248-4— Permits; costs, requirements and specifications; inspections. § 248-7— Indemnification. § 248-9— Miscellaneous charges. § 248-14— Fats, oils and grease. § 253-2— License required for use of City facilities; mandatory registration; termination of licenses. § 253-3— Application for license; terms; vehicles to be marked. § 253-15— Bulky waste, construction waste and oversized municipal solid waste tipping fee schedule. § 253-18— Refuse and garbage tipping fees. § 253-21— Rates established. § 253-22— Billing procedure. § 253-30— Prohibition on checkout bags and other requirements. § 258-19— Violations; enforcement; penalties for offenses. § 262-27— Department of Public Works to regulate excavations and moving buildings. § 262-35— Fee for excavation permit. § 262-50— Application for permit. § 262-51— Conditions for permit; fee; term. § 262-56— Penalties for offenses. § 267-3— License application; fee; issuance; responsible person; nontransferability. § 267-5— Application after revocation. § 272-9— Tax and business incentive program. § 272-16.2.1— Historical Structure Rehabilitation Tax Abatement for the William Southmayd House at 73 Main Street. § 272-16.2.2— Historical structure rehabilitation tax abatement for the Dr. Abijah Moore House at 135 High Street. 277-2{3}— CITY-OWNED PROPERTY § 285-4— Removal or immobilization of vehicles. § 285-5— Hearings on parking violations. § 285-17— Parking lots and meters. § 285-25— Penalties for offenses. § 292-6— Miscellaneous charges. § 292-9— Hydrant meters; approval of connections. § 292-10— Fees, charges and deposits. § 300-3— Permit fee; site evaluation; plot plan. § 305-12— License fee. § 305-13— License terms. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 107-1— Poultry and other birds, cattle, horses, swine, goats and sheep. 120-20{4}— BLIGHTED PREMISES 120-20{13}— NUISANCE § 178-7— General maintenance requirements. Ch 232 Art I— Defacing Fences, Rails, Lamps or Posts § 232-2— Prohibited acts. § 262-5— Permit required for posts, rails, fences and other obstructions. § 262-41— Posting signs and notices on fences, posts and trees. § 285-19— Corner vision obstructions.

§ C-II-8— VACANCY IN ELECTIVE OFFICE. § C-III-2— ORGANIZATION OF COUNCIL § C-IV-6— BOARD OF EDUCATION; ELECTION; TERM. § 5-3— Membership; terms of office; vacancies. § 5-9— Membership; appointment; terms of office. § 5-10— Designation and membership. § 14-20— Establishment; membership; appointment; terms of office; officers. § 14-27— Membership; appointment; terms of office; Chairperson. § 14-33— Membership; appointment; terms of office; vacancies. § 14-60— Establishment, membership and terms. § 14-63— Membership and terms. § 14-66— Establishment, membership and terms. § 14-76— Creation of Fair Rent Commission. § 31-27— Deputy General Counsels. § 53-1— Creation; membership; terms of office; vacancies; officers. § 69-3— Justices of the Peace. § 74-9— Filling vacancies in funded positions. § 74-34— Retirement Board establishment and members. § 161-32— Alarm errors, mistakes or malfunctions. § 214-6— Hours of operation. § 218-8— Employee background checks. § 262-27— Department of Public Works to regulate excavations and moving buildings. § 262-29— Insurance and bonds required prior to issuance of permit. 262-61B{2}— COMPLETE STREETS COMMITTEE § 285-6— Water and air to be provided without charge.

§ 14-77— Powers of Commission. § 58-3— Terms.

§ C-I-3— DEFINITIONS. § C-VI-3— ASSESSMENTS, COLLECTION WARRANT LIEN. § 1-6— General penalty; continuing violations. § 1-15— Altering or tampering with Code; penalties for violation. § 14-83— Failure to comply with Commission orders. § 98-8— Responsibility of alarm user; penalties for offenses. § 98-9— Appeal procedure. § 98-10— Failure to pay fines. § 101-5— Penalties for offenses. § 107-4— Penalties for offenses. § 112-5— Age restriction on use of tanning device. § 120-25— Creation or maintenance of blighted premises prohibited; blight citation procedures; penalties for offenses; abatement procedure. § 120-26— Code Enforcement Committee; notice of abatement plan; and recovery of costs. Ch 120 Art III— Fines for Building Code Violations § 120-30— Chief Building Official authorized to issue citations; penalties for offenses. § 120-32— Enforcement; notice and hearing. § 120-42— Penalties for offenses. § 126-3— Penalties for offenses. § 126-4— Operation of outdoor wood-burning furnaces. § 161-18— Penalties for offenses. § 161-29— Registration. § 161-32— Alarm errors, mistakes or malfunctions. § 161-33— Intentional false alarms. § 161-34— Hearings. § 161-35— Enforcement. § 171-10— Storage, disposal or use of oil and gas drilling and extraction waste prohibited. § 178-14— Penalties for offenses. § 178-19— Identification of landlord. Ch 178 Art II— Enforcement; Fines for Housing Code Violations § 178-21— Director of Health authorized to issue citations; penalties for offenses. § 178-23— Enforcement; notice and hearing. § 192-3— Law enforcement action; penalties for offenses. § 192-4— Panhandling control. § 199-10— Penalties for offenses. § 206-16— Penalties for offenses. § 214-4— Penalties for offenses. § 214-7— Injury to buildings, shrubs and/or birds. § 214-8— Hunting and carrying of firearms. § 214-9— Use of Alcoholic beverages. § 214-10— Dogs and other pets. § 214-11— Riding of horses and certain vehicles; climbing on rock ledges. § 214-12— Notices and signs. § 214-13— Meetings and events. § 214-14— Commercial uses. § 214-15— Disposal of refuse. § 214-16— Dumping. § 214-17— Use of crockery and glassware on beach. § 214-19— Gambling. § 214-20— Disorderly conduct. § 214-22— Fires. § 214-23— Playing games; resolution of disputes. § 214-24— Public swimming. § 214-25— Flotation devices. § 214-26— Changing of clothes. § 214-27— Tents, screens and similar equipment. § 214-28— Parking of vehicles. § 214-29— Speed limits; riding on outside of motor vehicles. § 214-30— Traffic regulations. § 214-31— Disposal of refuse in parking areas. § 214-33— Roads designated as closed. § 214-36— Penalties for offenses. § 214-37— Field usage and fees. § 214-40— Multi-use trail regulations. § 214-48— Penalties for offenses; regulations established. § 218-3— Exemptions. § 218-12— Sales on Main Street. § 218-14— Penalties for offenses. § 223-3— Authorization to issue citations; fine. § 223-5— Hearing procedure. § 223-13— Penalties for offenses. § 223-16— Licensing procedure. § 223-18— Suspension and revocation. § 232-3— Penalties for offenses. § 241-13— Penalties for offenses. § 248-14— Fats, oils and grease. § 253-10— Licensees to comply with all applicable laws. § 253-13— Hearing; suspension or revocation of license; appeals. § 253-16— Recycling. § 253-26— Failure to remove solid waste containers or recycling containers. § 253-32— Enforcement. § 262-2— Bonfires. § 262-3— Erection of posts and/or signs. § 262-5— Permit required for posts, rails, fences and other obstructions. § 262-6— Permit required to place building materials on streets and sidewalks. § 262-8— Permit required for vaults. § 262-9— Breaking sidewalk and/or curbstone. § 262-10— Littering. § 262-13— Coasting. § 262-16— Dumping snow in highway; parking ban for snow removal. § 262-19— Removal of snow from sidewalks; fine. § 262-21— Sidewalk maintenance and repair. § 262-22— Lighting required at night for obstructions. § 262-38— Special permit required when travel endangered. § 262-42— Working on motor vehicles in City parking areas. § 262-44— Sweeping parking ban. § 262-45— Penalties for offenses. § 277-8— Penalties for offenses. § 285-1— Payment of fine for parking violations. § 285-4— Removal or immobilization of vehicles. § 285-7— Fire zones. § 285-17— Parking lots and meters. § 285-20— Stopping, standing or parking prohibited in certain places; associated fines and penalties. § 285-21— Penalties for offenses. § 285-22— Motor scooters, minibikes, pocket bikes. § 285-25— Penalties for offenses. § 296-3— Penalties for offenses. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 1-19— Changes in adopted ordinances. Ch 98— Alarms Ch 98 Art II— False Alarms to Police Department Ch 161 Art I— Fire Alarm Systems § 161-1— General requirements. § 161-2— Master box. § 161-3— Conduits. § 161-4— Control panel. § 161-7— Heat detectors and smoke detectors. § 161-8— Sprinklers. § 161-10— Equipment to be from approved companies. § 161-19— Public Safety Telecommunications Commission. § 161-20— Superintendent of Alarms and other personnel. Ch 161 Art IV— Fire Alarm Boxes § 161-21— New residential projects and subdivisions. § 161-22— Location of boxes; replacement. § 161-23— General requirements. § 161-25— Transfer of ownership to City. § 161-27— Findings and purpose. § 161-29— Registration. § 161-31— Special assignment of fire fighters. § 161-32— Alarm errors, mistakes or malfunctions.

§ 146-4— Additional regulations. § 214-8— Hunting and carrying of firearms. § 214-40— Multi-use trail regulations. § 296-2— Firing of weapons prohibited in certain areas.

§ C-V-2— DEPARTMENT HEADS. § 23-17— Fire Services Cost Committee. § 23-19— Rules of procedure for appeal hearings from decisions of traffic authority. § 31-15— Composition. § 31-17— Duties of Fire Chief. § 31-18— Duties of Deputy Chief. § 31-20— Regulations. § 31-23— Volunteer companies. § 31-24— Fire Prevention Bureau. § 31-25— Training Division. § 74-10— Use of City vehicles. § 74-30— Exempt, non-bargaining unit personnel. § 74-31— Waiver of residency requirement. § 74-52— Purpose and duties. § 161-11— Wire size to be used. § 161-19— Public Safety Telecommunications Commission. § 161-22— Location of boxes; replacement. § A311-1— Requests for exclusion from fire districts; review procedure.

§ 23-13— Public Safety Commission. § 161-19— Public Safety Telecommunications Commission.

§ 23-13— Public Safety Commission. Ch 31 Art III— Fire Department § 31-15— Composition. § 31-16— Authority of officers. § 31-17— Duties of Fire Chief. § 31-18— Duties of Deputy Chief. § 31-19— Duties generally. § 31-20— Regulations. § 31-22— Members to wear uniforms when on duty. § 31-23— Volunteer companies. § 31-24— Fire Prevention Bureau. § 31-25— Training Division. § 74-2— Applicant to certify accuracy of information. § 74-10— Use of City vehicles. § 74-36— Funding of plan. 120-20{4}— BLIGHTED PREMISES § 120-25— Creation or maintenance of blighted premises prohibited; blight citation procedures; penalties for offenses; abatement procedure. § 126-3— Penalties for offenses. § 126-4— Operation of outdoor wood-burning furnaces. Ch 161— Fire Prevention § 161-3— Conduits. § 161-4— Control panel. § 161-5— Annunciators. § 161-6— Pull stations. § 161-13— Owner to develop fire safety plan. § 161-14— Designation of fire safety person. § 161-15— Posting of evacuation procedures. § 161-16— Inspections. § 161-17— Identification of persons needing assistance. § 161-19— Public Safety Telecommunications Commission. § 161-27— Findings and purpose. 161-28{4}— DEPARTMENT § 161-30— Approval of plans; inspections; lock box. § 161-31— Special assignment of fire fighters. § 161-32— Alarm errors, mistakes or malfunctions. § 161-33— Intentional false alarms. § 161-41— Notification of Fire Department; inspection. § 171-6— Application procedure; grant or denial of permit. § 214-35— Violators subject to ejection from recreation areas. § 232-7— Economic Development Committee procedures prior to negotiation. § 262-34— Excavation sites to be protected; excavations across entire highway; emergency highway closings.

§ 161-16— Inspections.

§ 31-17— Duties of Fire Chief. § 262-48— Newsracks restricted. § 262-54— Location, placement of and number of newsracks. § 285-14— General parking restrictions. § 285-20— Stopping, standing or parking prohibited in certain places; associated fines and penalties. Ch 292— Water § 292-6— Miscellaneous charges. Ch 292 Art II— Use of Hydrants § 292-9— Hydrant meters; approval of connections. § 292-10— Fees, charges and deposits. § 292-11— Hydrants used for other than fire protection purposes.

§ 285-20— Stopping, standing or parking prohibited in certain places; associated fines and penalties.

§ 120-8— Areas outside fire limits.

§ 31-24— Fire Prevention Bureau. Ch 98 Art II— False Alarms to Police Department Ch 120— Building Construction Ch 126— Burning, Open Ch 161— Fire Prevention Ch 178— Housing Standards Ch A311— Fire Districts § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 31-17— Duties of Fire Chief. § 161-16— Inspections. § 161-26— National Fire Protection Association standards. § 178-7— General maintenance requirements. § 292-11— Hydrants used for other than fire protection purposes.

§ C-III-4— AUTHORITY OF THE COMMON COUNCIL. § C-V-2— DEPARTMENT HEADS. § 1-19— Changes in adopted ordinances. § 9-2— Membership. § 9-3— Purpose and duties. § 14-26— Meetings. § 23-13— Public Safety Commission. § 23-17— Fire Services Cost Committee. § 23-18— Technology Advisory Committee. § 23-19— Rules of procedure for appeal hearings from decisions of traffic authority. Ch 31 Art III— Fire Department § 31-15— Composition. § 31-16— Authority of officers. § 31-17— Duties of Fire Chief. § 31-18— Duties of Deputy Chief. § 31-19— Duties generally. § 31-20— Regulations. § 31-21— Removal of members. § 31-22— Members to wear uniforms when on duty. § 31-23— Volunteer companies. § 31-24— Fire Prevention Bureau. § 31-25— Training Division. § 74-2— Applicant to certify accuracy of information. § 74-10— Use of City vehicles. § 74-30— Exempt, non-bargaining unit personnel. § 74-31— Waiver of residency requirement. § 74-36— Funding of plan. § 74-52— Purpose and duties. Ch 98— Alarms Ch 98 Art II— False Alarms to Police Department 98-7{3}— CENTRAL ALARM STATION Ch 120— Building Construction § 120-5— Establishment of fire districts. § 120-6— Fire District No. 1. § 120-7— Fire District No. 2. § 120-8— Areas outside fire limits. § 120-16— Lights on fire escapes to have lock guards. § 120-18— Declaration of policy. 120-20{1}— ABANDONED PROPERTY 120-20{4}— BLIGHTED PREMISES 120-20{13}— NUISANCE 120-20{19}— PUBLIC AUTHORITY § 120-25— Creation or maintenance of blighted premises prohibited; blight citation procedures; penalties for offenses; abatement procedure. § 120-26— Code Enforcement Committee; notice of abatement plan; and recovery of costs. Ch 126— Burning, Open § 126-2— Open burning permit. § 126-3— Penalties for offenses. § 126-4— Operation of outdoor wood-burning furnaces. § 146-5— Emergency powers. Ch 161— Fire Prevention Ch 161 Art I— Fire Alarm Systems § 161-1— General requirements. § 161-2— Master box. § 161-3— Conduits. § 161-4— Control panel. § 161-5— Annunciators. § 161-6— Pull stations. § 161-7— Heat detectors and smoke detectors. § 161-8— Sprinklers. § 161-10— Equipment to be from approved companies. § 161-11— Wire size to be used. § 161-13— Owner to develop fire safety plan. § 161-14— Designation of fire safety person. § 161-15— Posting of evacuation procedures. § 161-16— Inspections. § 161-17— Identification of persons needing assistance. § 161-19— Public Safety Telecommunications Commission. § 161-20— Superintendent of Alarms and other personnel. Ch 161 Art IV— Fire Alarm Boxes § 161-21— New residential projects and subdivisions. § 161-22— Location of boxes; replacement. § 161-23— General requirements. § 161-25— Transfer of ownership to City. § 161-26— National Fire Protection Association standards. § 161-27— Findings and purpose. 161-28{1}— ALARM SYSTEM 161-28{2}— AUTOMATIC DIALING DEVICE 161-28{4}— DEPARTMENT 161-28{5}— FALSE ALARM 161-28{6}— PRIVATE ALARM § 161-29— Registration. § 161-30— Approval of plans; inspections; lock box. § 161-31— Special assignment of fire fighters. § 161-32— Alarm errors, mistakes or malfunctions. § 161-33— Intentional false alarms. § 161-34— Hearings. § 161-40— Certificate of compliance. § 161-41— Notification of Fire Department; inspection. § 161-44— Assignment of fire fighters. § 166-11— Inspection of damaged establishments. § 171-4— Determination of travel route and time. § 171-6— Application procedure; grant or denial of permit. Ch 178— Housing Standards § 178-1— General provisions. 178-2A{17}— FIRE CODE § 178-7— General maintenance requirements. § 178-9— Rooming houses. § 178-16— Existing dwellings. § 214-22— Fires. § 214-35— Violators subject to ejection from recreation areas. § 214-48— Penalties for offenses; regulations established. 223-7{4}— STAFF 223-12{15}— INSPECTOR 223-12{25}— PUBLIC BUILDING § 223-16— Licensing procedure. § 223-17— Expiration and renewal. § 223-22— Operating requirements. § 232-7— Economic Development Committee procedures prior to negotiation. § 262-2— Bonfires. § 262-34— Excavation sites to be protected; excavations across entire highway; emergency highway closings. § 262-54— Location, placement of and number of newsracks. § 272-16.2.1— Historical Structure Rehabilitation Tax Abatement for the William Southmayd House at 73 Main Street. § 272-16.2.2— Historical structure rehabilitation tax abatement for the Dr. Abijah Moore House at 135 High Street. § 285-7— Fire zones. § 285-14— General parking restrictions. § 285-20— Stopping, standing or parking prohibited in certain places; associated fines and penalties. § 292-9— Hydrant meters; approval of connections. § 292-11— Hydrants used for other than fire protection purposes. § 296-2— Firing of weapons prohibited in certain areas. Ch A311— Fire Districts § A311-1— Requests for exclusion from fire districts; review procedure. § A311-2— Guiding principles. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

Ch 47 Art XVII— Middletown Fireworks Fund § 47-39— Purpose. § 47-40— Administration. § 214-40— Multi-use trail regulations. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 285-7— Fire zones.

Ch 214— Parks, Facilities and Recreational Areas Ch 214 Art I— Fishing § 214-1— Permitted fishing areas. § 214-3— Limitations on use of property. § 214-48— Penalties for offenses; regulations established. 253-16A{4}— GARBAGE § 253-28— Justification. § 258-6— Findings. 258-12{13}— POLLUTION

§ 146-4— Additional regulations. § 214-22— Fires. § 248-5— Use of sewers.

§ 14-46— Appointment; purpose. 120-20{13}— NUISANCE 178-2A{50}— SPACE HEATER § 245-3— Installation permit; fee; plot plan. § 248-5— Use of sewers. § 272-9.9— Real Estate Assessment Fixing Agreement for Newfield Apartments Phase I. § 272-9.10— Real Estate Assessment Fixing Agreement for Newfield Apartments Phase II. § 272-9.11— Real Estate Assessment Fixing Agreement for Newfield Apartments Phase II-B. § 285-6— Water and air to be provided without charge.