§ 47-9— Expenditures. § 253-18— Refuse and garbage tipping fees.

§ 14-77— Powers of Commission. § 14-79— Procedures and hearing on complaints. § 14-80— Rent reduction order and repairs. § 14-81— Retaliation. § 178-6— Minimal thermal standards (heating and cooling). § 178-19— Identification of landlord.

78-1A{9}— PROFESSIONAL SERVICES § 85-1— Description. § 253-2— License required for use of City facilities; mandatory registration; termination of licenses. § 258-13— Prohibitions; exceptions. § 262-54— Location, placement of and number of newsracks.

178-2A{30}— LEAD PAINT or LEAD-BASED PAINT § 178-7— General maintenance requirements.

178-2A{30}— LEAD PAINT or LEAD-BASED PAINT § 178-7— General maintenance requirements.

§ 178-7— General maintenance requirements.

§ 214-10— Dogs and other pets. § 214-40— Multi-use trail regulations.

§ 74-23— Leave policies.

§ C-I-5— RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. § 9-9— Liabilities, responsibilities and expenses. § 9-10— Withdrawal from membership. § 14-79— Procedures and hearing on complaints. § 14-80— Rent reduction order and repairs. § 26-7— Provisions to be incorporated. § 26-14— Enforcement. § 26-16— Determination of status as employee. § 31-27— Deputy General Counsels. § 31-28.1— Composition; purpose. Ch 47 Art I— General Liability Fund § 47-1— Establishment; purpose. § 69-2— Surety bonds. § 74-2— Applicant to certify accuracy of information. § 74-36— Funding of plan. § 78-8— Formal contract procedure. § 78-17— Insurance and bonds. § 98-8— Responsibility of alarm user; penalties for offenses. § 120-4— Bond and liability insurance required for signs. 120-20{20}— PUTRESCIBLE § 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. 120-29A{2}— PERSON § 120-32— Enforcement; notice and hearing. § 161-37— Liability. § 178-11— Enforcement. § 178-13— Designation of dwellings as unfit for human habitation. 178-20A{2}— PERSON § 178-23— Enforcement; notice and hearing. § 214-37— Field usage and fees. § 218-7— Insurance. 223-2A{2}— PERSON § 223-5— Hearing procedure. § 241-11— Persons not liable for false advertisements. § 248-4— Permits; costs, requirements and specifications; inspections. § 248-7— Indemnification. § 253-3— Application for license; terms; vehicles to be marked. § 253-26— Failure to remove solid waste containers or recycling containers. § 258-19— Violations; enforcement; penalties for offenses. § 262-11— Removal of unlawful objects; recovery of costs. § 262-18— Snow and ice on sidewalks abutting private property. § 262-29— Insurance and bonds required prior to issuance of permit. § 262-38— Special permit required when travel endangered. § 262-52— Hold harmless. § 272-7— Deferred increased assessment. § 272-20— Age and income qualifications; local option tax credits and deferrals. § 272-21— Local option tax freeze. § 277-5— Permits. § 285-4— Removal or immobilization of vehicles. § 285-5— Hearings on parking violations. § 285-25— Penalties for offenses.

§ C-I-3— DEFINITIONS. § 14-44— Membership. § 14-45— Duties. Ch 14 Art XXIV— Russell Library and City Hall Feasibility Study Committee § 14-73— Purpose. § 14-74— Membership. § 14-75— Duties. § 74-27— Dissemination of plan. § 74-36— Funding of plan. § 120-8— Areas outside fire limits. § 223-11— Declaration of article policy; findings; purpose and intent. § 285-17— Parking lots and meters. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ C-I-3— DEFINITIONS. § 14-44— Membership. § 14-45— Duties. Ch 14 Art XXIV— Russell Library and City Hall Feasibility Study Committee § 14-73— Purpose. § 14-74— Membership. § 14-75— Duties. § 74-27— Dissemination of plan. § 74-36— Funding of plan. § 120-8— Areas outside fire limits. § 223-11— Declaration of article policy; findings; purpose and intent. § 285-17— Parking lots and meters. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ C-I-3— DEFINITIONS. § C-II-8— VACANCY IN ELECTIVE OFFICE. § C-II-12— REMOVAL OF ELECTED OFFICIALS. § C-IV-1— MAYOR'S OFFICE. § 1-7— Service of notices and orders. § 5-4— Authority to adopt regulations. § 9-3— Purpose and duties. § 14-28— Duties. § 14-30— Powers and duties. § 23-19— Rules of procedure for appeal hearings from decisions of traffic authority. § 26-3— Provisions to be included. § 40-5— Use of City resources. § 44-10— Refunds of unexpired license fees, excess payment of taxes or other payments. § 74-3— Advance sick leave. § 74-10— Use of City vehicles. § 74-20— Career development. § 74-35— Retirement Board duties. § 78-8— Formal contract procedure. § 101-1— On-premises Sunday sales permitted. 101-2{4}— POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO CONSUME § 101-3— Prohibited acts. § 101-4— Exception for public functions; permit required. § 104-2— Gambling devices prohibited. § 104-3— License required for distributors. § 104-4— License required for operators. § 104-5— Applications. § 104-6— Contents of application. § 104-7— Investigation of applicants. § 104-8— Issuance of license; fees. § 104-9— Revocation of license. § 104-10— Display of license. § 104-11— Separate license required for each device; transfer of license. § 104-12— Change of ownership or in application information. § 104-13— Restrictions on operation. 112-2{1}— BARBERSHOP 112-2{12}— TATTOO ARTIST/TECHNICIAN § 112-3— License required; terms; termination. § 112-4— Citation and license revocation procedures. § 112-6— Display of license. § 112-8— Sanitation. § 112-9— Professional license required. § 120-1— Applications for permits; compliance with all laws; submission of plans. § 120-2— Access to public sewers or Health Department permit required. § 120-3— Permit fees; separate permits required. § 120-4— Bond and liability insurance required for signs. § 120-9— Moving buildings over public highways. § 120-11— Building at proper grade; drainage patterns; elevation. § 120-12— Plot plan; recertification. 120-20{2}— ABANDONED VEHICLE 120-20{4}— BLIGHTED PREMISES § 120-21— Applicability. § 120-33— Permit required; application procedure. § 120-34— Fees and costs. § 126-2— Open burning permit. § 126-3— Penalties for offenses. § 156-2— Discrimination in the rental, sale or financing of housing prohibited. § 161-11— Wire size to be used. § 161-21— New residential projects and subdivisions. 161-28{5}— FALSE 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. § 161-35— Enforcement. § 161-36— Automatic dialing devices. § 161-37— Liability. § 166-3— License required; applicability. § 166-4— Issuance and terms of license; fees. § 166-5— Activities excluded. § 166-6— Enforcement. § 166-7— Suspension of license. § 166-8— Revocation of license. § 166-9— Display of license. § 166-10— Approval of new or remodeled establishments. § 166-11— Inspection of damaged establishments. § 171-2— Permit required to transport hazardous waste. § 171-3— Restrictions on issuance of permit. § 171-5— Streets to be excluded from route. § 171-6— Application procedure; grant or denial of permit. § 171-7— Effect on existing operations. § 171-8— Suspension or revocation of permit. § 178-1— General provisions. 178-2A{37}— PERMISSIBLE OCCUPANCY § 178-5— Minimum standards for light and ventilation. § 178-7— General maintenance requirements. § 178-8— Minimum space, use and location requirements. § 178-9— Rooming houses. § 178-12— Revocation of rooming house permits. § 178-13— Designation of dwellings as unfit for human habitation. Ch 188— Showmobile Unit, Rental of § 199-9— Exceptions. § 206-3— Exceptions. § 206-14— Inspections and investigations. § 214-1— Permitted fishing areas. § 214-2— Findings and declaration. § 214-3— Limitations on use of property. § 214-10— Dogs and other pets. § 214-14— Commercial uses. § 214-21— Designation of picnic areas. § 214-25— Flotation devices. § 214-37— Field usage and fees. § 214-40— Multi-use trail regulations. § 214-45— Recreation activity fees; eligibility. § 214-48— Penalties for offenses; regulations established. Ch 218— Licensing and Peddling § 218-1— License required. § 218-3— Exemptions. § 218-4— Application for license; scope of license; term. § 218-5— Fees. § 218-6— State tax permit required. § 218-7— Insurance. § 218-8— Employee background checks. § 218-9— Visibility of license. § 218-10— Special event licenses. § 218-14— Penalties for offenses. § 223-11— Declaration of article policy; findings; purpose and intent. 223-12{16}— LICENSED PREMISES 223-12{17}— LICENSEE 223-12{19}— MASSAGE PARLOR § 223-14— License required. § 223-15— Application. § 223-16— Licensing procedure. § 223-17— Expiration and renewal. § 223-18— Suspension and revocation. § 223-20— Location. § 223-21— Existing businesses. § 223-22— Operating requirements. § 223-23— Live adult entertainment. § 223-24— Massage parlors. § 232-9— Negotiated agreement. 241-1{3}— MUNICIPAL LICENSE 241-1{5}— STATE LICENSE § 241-2— Licenses required. § 241-3— State license. § 241-4— Municipal license. § 241-5— Suspension or revocation of municipal license. § 241-6— Posting of notices during sale. § 241-7— Only listed items to be sold. § 241-9— Ordering merchandise for inclusion in sale. § 241-12— Exceptions. § 245-1— Permit required. § 245-2— Site evaluation; fee; preliminary plot plan. § 245-3— Installation permit; fee; plot plan. Ch 248— Sewers § 248-2— Disposal and discharge of waste and polluted water. 248-3A{6}— DRAIN LAYER or LICENSED DRAIN LAYER § 248-4— Permits; costs, requirements and specifications; inspections. § 248-5— Use of sewers. § 248-6— Powers and authority of inspectors. § 248-14— Fats, oils and grease. 248-14C(1){5}— FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT (FSE) 248-14C(1){9}— GENERAL PERMIT 248-14C(1){10}— GREASE INTERCEPTOR § 253-2— License required for use of City facilities; mandatory registration; termination of licenses. § 253-3— Application for license; terms; vehicles to be marked. § 253-5— Waste permitted to be deposited. § 253-6— Disposal of waste collected within Middletown. § 253-7— Refusal to permit disposal of waste. § 253-8— Written certification of source and class of waste. § 253-10— Licensees to comply with all applicable laws. § 253-12— Deposit by Middletown residents, businesses, institutions and organizations. § 253-13— Hearing; suspension or revocation of license; appeals. § 253-14— Suspension of license or right to dispose of waste prior to hearing. § 253-16— Recycling. § 253-18— Refuse and garbage tipping fees. § 258-5— Authority. § 258-6— Findings. § 258-7— Purpose and intent. 258-12{3}— CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY 258-12{5}— ILLEGAL CONNECTION 258-12{7}— INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY 258-12{8}— NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (NPDES) STORM WATER DISCHARGE PERMIT § 258-13— Prohibitions; exceptions. § 258-15— Guidance for proper disposal of residential swimming pool/hot tub wastewater. § 258-16— Industrial, commercial or construction activity discharges. § 258-17— Access and inspection of properties and facilities. § 258-19— Violations; enforcement; penalties for offenses. § 262-4— Merchandise on streets and sidewalks. § 262-5— Permit required for posts, rails, fences and other obstructions. § 262-6— Permit required to place building materials on streets and sidewalks. § 262-7— Permit required for laying sidewalks and curbing. § 262-8— Permit required for vaults. § 262-9— Breaking sidewalk and/or curbstone. § 262-17— Removal of snow and/or other debris from roofs. § 262-27— Department of Public Works to regulate excavations and moving buildings. § 262-28— Permit required for excavations. § 262-29— Insurance and bonds required prior to issuance of permit. § 262-30— Insurance coverage and bonds for additional projects. § 262-32— Method of highway restoration. § 262-33— Maintenance of restored pavement. § 262-34— Excavation sites to be protected; excavations across entire highway; emergency highway closings. § 262-35— Fee for excavation permit. § 262-36— Restoration of excavation site by City; recovery of costs. § 262-38— Special permit required when travel endangered. § 262-48— Newsracks restricted. § 262-49— Permit required. § 262-50— Application for permit. § 262-51— Conditions for permit; fee; term. § 262-52— Hold harmless. § 262-53— Newsrack identification required. § 262-54— Location, placement of and number of newsracks. § 262-55— Standards for maintenance and installation. § 262-57— Appeals. § 262-58— Existing newsracks. § 267-2— License required to operate. § 267-3— License application; fee; issuance; responsible person; nontransferability. § 267-4— Suspension or revocation of license. § 267-5— Application after revocation. § 272-2— Exemption for active solar energy heating or cooling systems. § 272-3— Exemption for solar energy electricity generating systems. § 272-4— Exemption for passive or hybrid solar energy systems. § 272-5— Exemption for solar energy electricity generating systems and cogeneration systems. § 272-9— Tax and business incentive program. § 272-9.5— Real Estate Assessment Fixing Agreement for Newfield Apartments. § 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. § 272-14— Downtown special services district. § 272-15— Exemption for certain modified handicap accessible motor vehicles. § 272-19— Application; certificate of tax credit; appeals. 277-2{2}— ARBORIST § 277-3— Urban Forestry Commission. § 277-4— City Forester. § 277-5— Permits. § 277-6— Public nuisances. § 285-2— Parking in areas reserved for persons with disabilities. § 285-3— Traffic calming. § 285-14— General parking restrictions. § 285-17— Parking lots and meters. § 285-19— Corner vision obstructions. § 285-20— Stopping, standing or parking prohibited in certain places; associated fines and penalties. § 285-24— Operation restricted. § 292-11— Hydrants used for other than fire protection purposes. § 300-1— Permit required. § 300-3— Permit fee; site evaluation; plot plan. 305-1{5}— PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS § 305-3— Lists of licensed wreckers; standards for inclusion on lists; rules and regulations. § 305-4— Duties of wreckers. Ch 305 Art II— Licenses § 305-7— License required for placement on lists. § 305-8— Number of licenses required. § 305-9— Application. § 305-10— Investigation of applicant; issuance or denial of license. § 305-11— Insured required. § 305-12— License fee. § 305-13— License terms. § 305-14— Suspension or revocation. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ C-I-5— RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. § C-I-7— ASSESSMENT OF BENEFITS, AWARD OF DAMAGES. § C-VI-3— ASSESSMENTS, COLLECTION WARRANT LIEN. § C-VI-4— LIENS, ASSESSMENTS FOR SERVICES. 120-20{17}— PARTIES IN INTEREST § 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. § 161-25— Transfer of ownership to City. § 248-8— Sanitary sewer connection charges. § 258-3— Procedure for acceptance and maintenance. § 258-19— Violations; enforcement; penalties for offenses. § 262-19— Removal of snow from sidewalks; fine. § 272-17— Requirements; reimbursement; eligibility. § 272-20— Age and income qualifications; local option tax credits and deferrals. § 277-6— Public nuisances. § 292-4— Charges for residential properties. § 292-5— Charges for nonresidential properties.

§ 14-72— Duties. § 31-42— Duties and responsibilities. 78-1A{3}— CONTRACTUAL SERVICES § 78-18— Cooperative purchasing. § 120-16— Lights on fire escapes to have lock guards. § 120-17— Exit signs in certain buildings. § 161-7— Heat detectors and smoke detectors. § 161-9— Horns and lights. § 161-11— Wire size to be used. § 161-23— General requirements. § 161-41— Notification of Fire Department; inspection. § 171-9— Exemption. § 178-1— General provisions. § 178-5— Minimum standards for light and ventilation. § 178-13— Designation of dwellings as unfit for human habitation. § 223-15— Application. § 223-22— Operating requirements. § 223-24— Massage parlors. § 248-4— Permits; costs, requirements and specifications; inspections. § 253-16— Recycling. § 262-22— Lighting required at night for obstructions. § 262-32— Method of highway restoration. § 262-34— Excavation sites to be protected; excavations across entire highway; emergency highway closings. § 262-55— Standards for maintenance and installation. § 277-6— Public nuisances.

§ 14-38— Duties. Ch 107 Art II— Removal of Dog Litter § 214-37— Field usage and fees. § 214-40— Multi-use trail regulations. § 253-28— Justification. 258-12{12}— POLLUTANT § 262-10— Littering.

§ 14-38— Duties. Ch 107 Art II— Removal of Dog Litter § 214-37— Field usage and fees. § 214-40— Multi-use trail regulations. § 253-28— Justification. 258-12{12}— POLLUTANT § 262-10— Littering.

§ 107-1— Poultry and other birds, cattle, horses, swine, goats and sheep. 258-12{13}— POLLUTION

146-1{2}— CURFEW Ch 192— Loitering and Panhandling 192-1{1}— LOITER § 192-2— Prohibited conduct. § 192-3— Law enforcement action; penalties for offenses. § 223-22— Operating requirements. Ch 262— Streets, Sidewalks and Parking Areas § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ C-VI-4— LIENS, ASSESSMENTS FOR SERVICES. § 14-77— Powers of Commission. § 78-8— Formal contract procedure. 101-2{3}— PARKING AREA § 120-2— Access to public sewers or Health Department permit required. § 120-6— Fire District No. 1. § 120-7— Fire District No. 2. 120-20{4}— BLIGHTED PREMISES 120-20{13}— NUISANCE 120-20{18}— PREMISES 178-2A{41}— PREMISES § 178-7— General maintenance requirements. § 192-4— Panhandling control. § 223-8— Schedule of fees. § 223-20— Location. § 245-2— Site evaluation; fee; preliminary plot plan. 248-3A{19}— RESIDENTIAL LOT § 248-4— Permits; costs, requirements and specifications; inspections. § 248-8— Sanitary sewer connection charges. 258-12{14}— PREMISES § 262-42— Working on motor vehicles in City parking areas. § 262-44— Sweeping parking ban. § 272-7— Deferred increased assessment. § 272-9.2— ARCONN Realty, LLC assignment of tax abatement. § 272-11— Exemption for dwelling of veteran receiving assistance. § 272-14— Downtown special services district. 272-14B{9}— PROPERTY § 272-18— Extent of credit. § 277-3— Urban Forestry Commission. § 285-14— General parking restrictions. § 285-17— Parking lots and meters. § 285-19— Corner vision obstructions. § 285-20— Stopping, standing or parking prohibited in certain places; associated fines and penalties. § 285-22— Motor scooters, minibikes, pocket bikes. 292-2A{10}— RESIDENTIAL LOT § 292-4— Charges for residential properties. § 292-5— Charges for nonresidential properties. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 272-1— Tax abatement on low- and moderate-income housing. 272-1A{1}— LOW- AND MODERATE-INCOME HOUSING 272-1A{2}— OWNER