Ch 128— Amusements Ch 142— Dances and Dance Halls § 142-1— Short title. 142-2{4}— PUBLIC DANCE HALL § 142-4— License required; compliance with provisions. § 142-5— License application. § 142-6— Issuance of license; duration; fees. § 142-7— Conditions prerequisite to license issuance. § 142-11— Revocation of license. § 142-12— Maintenance of premises; lighting. § 142-13— Unlawful acts. Ch 182— Noise Ch 186— Parks and Recreation

§ 144-2— Muzzling dangerous animals.

§ 144-7.1— Dangerous dogs. § 144-10— Penalties for offenses.

§ 167-25— Access and vertical travel between stories. 228-70{2}— OUTDOOR CAFE § 228-73— Application for permit. 264-2B{32}— DECK 264-2B{69}— IMPERVIOUS SURFACE 264-2B{78}— LOT COVERAGE 264-2B{121}— STORY, HALF § 264-43— Off-street design requirements; Schedule E, Minimum Parking Space and Aisle Dimensions. § 264-49— Design standards.

§ 29-6— Protection of the City interest; indemnification and defense of officers and employees.

§ 33-3— Specific powers and duties. 121-2{10}— RUBBISH § 137-4— Building permits. § 138-7— Duties and powers. § 138-11— Permits required. § 138-16— Demolition permits; bond. § 138-30— Structurally unsafe buildings. § 147-5— Type II actions. 148-20{3}— CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY § 161-4— Preparation and disposal of solid waste. § 161-5— Standards and requirements. § 161-6— Prohibited materials. Ch 161 Art IV— Construction and Demolition Landfills § 161-12— License required; application and bond; hours of operation. § 161-13— Source of debris. § 161-16— Penalties for offenses; notice. § 167-3— Scope. § 167-55— Enforcement procedure. § 167-56— Vacant building registration. § 182-4— Unnecessary noises enumerated. § 208-12— Demolition prerequisite. § 208-19— Emergencies. 256-2{27}— SOLID WASTE § 256-5— Zone III, General Aquifer Recharge Zone. § 264-8— RH-1 Historic Residential District. § 264-10— RH-2 Stockade Historic Residential District. § 264-74— Historic Commission. § 264-76— Application for alteration, demolition or new construction. § 264-77— Hardship relief. § 264-79— Emergency action by Building Inspector.

§ 161-4— Preparation and disposal of solid waste. § 161-5— Standards and requirements. § 161-12— License required; application and bond; hours of operation. § 161-13— Source of debris. § 161-16— Penalties for offenses; notice.

§ 33-3— Specific powers and duties. § 138-7— Duties and powers. § 264-8— RH-1 Historic Residential District. § 264-10— RH-2 Stockade Historic Residential District.

§ 264-17— I Institutional District.

§ 87-9— Separation from service; monetary value of accumulated time. § 87-10— Time records; tardiness. § 87-18— Deductions of union dues generally. § 138-55— Powers and duties. § 155-5— Release of proceeds. § 167-77— Recovery of costs. § 230-2— Alteration of lot size.

§ 1-4— Local laws and ordinances saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal. § 86-1— Operation and administration. § 96-2— Membership. § 186-17— Picnics and games; rental fees. § 186-25— Central Park: tennis courts.

Ch C Pt 1 Art IV— Department of Public Safety; Police Department; Fire Department § 164-6— Disclosure of information. § 236-6— Fees; penalties for offenses.

§ C2-1— Powers of Director. § 210-7— Required postings. § 220-4— Fee for emergency sewer service inspection charge. § 228-18— Duty of owner to maintain sidewalk; construction, repair or replacement. § 228-20— Maintenance of sidewalk by City upon owner refusal or neglect.

§ 148-7— Stormwater pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) contents. § 264-14— C-3 Waterfront Mixed-Use District. § 264-40— Applicability. § 264-49— Design standards. § 264-111— Townhouses.

§ 167-40— Cooking and refrigeration.

161-19B{46}— YARD WASTE § 186-29— Sanitary conditions. 220-6{36}— POLLUTANT § 228-17— Snow, ice and dirt removal responsibility. § 228-35— Approach buildup for driveway. § 248-97— Definitions. § 255-6— Valve boxes: displacing, disturbing or covering. § 258-2— Dumping restricted. § 258-6— Abatement of conditions by City.

§ C11-2— Pension fund. § C13-2— Provisions applicable to each form. § C13-3— Government under Plan C. § C14-1— Pensions. § 6-1— Reaffirmation. § 6-3— Preamble and statement of policy. § 6-4— Administration. § 6-7— Affirmative Action Advisory Board. § 51-3— Deputy Director: duties; bond. § 87-6— Extension of benefits to certain employees and officers. § 87-46— Health-care benefits. § 135-18— License application process; issuance of license; term; fees. § 161-25— Solid waste collection fees. 164-2{1}— GROUP HOME § 164-3— Reporting requirements. 167-6{11}— CONVALESCENT HOME 167-6{37}— NURSING HOME § 183-18— Protections for victims. Ch 234 Art I— Senior Citizens Tax Exemption; Exemption for Disabled Persons With Limited Income § 234-1— Tax exemption granted. Ch 234 Art II— Physically Disabled and Blind Property Tax Exemptions § 234-2— Tax exemption for physically disabled or blind persons; date effective. § 234-21.1— Amount of exemption. Ch 234 Art IX— Exemption for Persons With Disabilities and Limited Incomes § 234-25— Exemption established. § 236-7— Suspension or revocation. 264-2B{63}— GROUP RESIDENCE § 264-29— Accessory structures and uses. § 264-43— Off-street design requirements; Schedule E, Minimum Parking Space and Aisle Dimensions. § 264-74— Historic Commission. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ C11-2— Pension fund. § C13-2— Provisions applicable to each form. § C13-3— Government under Plan C. § C14-1— Pensions. § 6-1— Reaffirmation. § 6-3— Preamble and statement of policy. § 6-4— Administration. § 6-7— Affirmative Action Advisory Board. § 51-3— Deputy Director: duties; bond. § 87-6— Extension of benefits to certain employees and officers. § 87-46— Health-care benefits. § 135-18— License application process; issuance of license; term; fees. § 161-25— Solid waste collection fees. 164-2{1}— GROUP HOME § 164-3— Reporting requirements. 167-6{11}— CONVALESCENT HOME 167-6{37}— NURSING HOME § 183-18— Protections for victims. Ch 234 Art I— Senior Citizens Tax Exemption; Exemption for Disabled Persons With Limited Income § 234-1— Tax exemption granted. Ch 234 Art II— Physically Disabled and Blind Property Tax Exemptions § 234-2— Tax exemption for physically disabled or blind persons; date effective. § 234-21.1— Amount of exemption. Ch 234 Art IX— Exemption for Persons With Disabilities and Limited Incomes § 234-25— Exemption established. § 236-7— Suspension or revocation. 264-2B{63}— GROUP RESIDENCE § 264-29— Accessory structures and uses. § 264-43— Off-street design requirements; Schedule E, Minimum Parking Space and Aisle Dimensions. § 264-74— Historic Commission. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 6-7— Affirmative Action Advisory Board. 164-2{1}— GROUP HOME § 164-3— Reporting requirements. Ch 234 Art I— Senior Citizens Tax Exemption; Exemption for Disabled Persons With Limited Income § 234-25— Exemption established. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 48-1— Purpose. § 48-5— Disclosure of interest in legislation, contracts and other matters. § 48-7— Exemptions from disclosure, recusal and abstention. § 48-9— Private employment in conflict with official duties. § 48-16— Confidential information. § 48-19— Disclosure of financial status. § 48-20— Enforcement; penalties. § 164-6— Disclosure of information.

§ 6-5— Organization. § 10-21— Equalization apportionment of City's share of state and county taxes. § 60-4— Declaration of basic principle. § 93-2— Legislative intent. § 93-13— Powers and duties - internal affairs complaints. § 158A-4— Retaliation. § 165-4— Individual or group play discrimination. § 228-20.3— Ceremonial naming of streets. § A270-9— Discrimination in rates and employment prohibited.

§ 182-4— Unnecessary noises enumerated. § 186-6— Disorderly conduct; use of alcoholic beverages. § 220-85— Criminal sanctions.

§ 192-13— Gambling; houses of prostitution.

§ 182-4— Unnecessary noises enumerated.

Ch 144— Dogs and Other Animals § 144-2— Muzzling dangerous animals. Ch 144 Art II— Dogs § 144-4— Purpose. 144-5{1}— DOG ENUMERATOR 144-5{2}— ENCLOSURE 144-5{4}— OWNER § 144-6— Number of dogs restricted; exemptions. § 144-7— Unlawful behavior. § 144-7.1— Dangerous dogs. § 144-8— Seizure of dogs. § 144-9— Complaints; appearances. § 144-10— Penalties for offenses. § 144-12— Immunity of City. § 144-13— Adoption fees. § 144-14— Dog licenses. § 144-15— Removal required. § 144-16— Disposal. § 144-17— Exceptions. § 144-18— Methods of disposal. § 144-19— Penalties for offenses. Ch 182— Noise § 182-6— Penalties for offenses. Ch 183— Nuisances § 183-1— Legislative findings; nuisances enumerated; abatement. Ch 186— Parks and Recreation § 186-22— Molesting squirrels. Ch 192— Peace and Good Order § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ C3-13— Payment of assessments in installments. § 91-12— Master Plan; contents. § 138-11— Permits required. § 138-12— Flood hazard control. § 138-34— Plumbing Inspector: appointment, powers and duties. § 138-36— Cooperation by Building Inspector. § 138-41— Persons entitled to receive permit. § 138-43— Fees. § 138-62— Sewer piping outside buildings. § 148-1— Findings. § 148-4— Applicability; exempt activities. § 148-7— Stormwater pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) contents. § 148-11— Design and performance standards. § 148-13— Erosion and sediment control inspection. § 148-15— Inspection of stormwater facilities after project completion. 148-20{1}— BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPs) 148-20{12}— MUNICIPAL SEPARATE STORM SEWER SYSTEM 148-20{20}— STORMWATER § 157-11— Development permit. § 157-13— General standards. § 158-12— Floodplain development permit. § 158-15— General standards. § 158-16— Standards for all structures. § 158-17— Residential structures. § 158-18— Nonresidential structures. 167-6{41}— PLUMBING SYSTEM § 167-34— Plumbing. § 192-27— Hunting, use of firearms and bows and arrows within certain areas. § 210-8— Application; standards; issuance; temporary certificate. 220-6{6}— BUILDING DRAIN 220-6{50}— STORM DRAIN or STORM SEWER 220-6{58}— WATERS OF THE STATE § 220-28— Policy statement: unpolluted water. § 220-29— Discharge of unpolluted water restricted. § 220-31— Permitted discharge of unpolluted water. 255-77{3}— APPROVED REDUCED PRESSURE ZONE DEVICE § 256-3— General protection standards. § 256-9— Variances. § 257-5— Site plan approval and building permit process. § 264-6— OS Recreation and Open Space District. § 264-14— C-3 Waterfront Mixed-Use District. § 264-21— Planned Development Districts. § 264-89— Purpose. § 264-91— Application and required information. § 264-99— Standards.

§ C3-10— Expenses of improvements where petition is not required. § 148-11— Design and performance standards. 161-19B{8}— CURBSIDE § 167-24— Nonhabitable space. § 167-46— Open areas. § 186-3— Motorized vehicles; snowmobiles; bicycles. § 201-4— Location of poles. § 220-20— Separate facilities for each building. § 228-2— Signs and fixture size restrictions. Ch 228 Art II— Driveways and Other Structures Within Streets 228-21{3}— CURB RETURN 228-21{4}— DRIVEWAY 228-21{5}— DRIVEWAY APPROACH § 228-22— Preexisting driveways. § 228-24— Plans required to alter sidewalks, curbs, driveways or other paving. § 228-27— Turning restrictions. § 228-28— Maximum width. § 228-30— Location of driveway approaches. § 228-31— Interfering with street structure. § 228-33— Use of driveway approaches limited. § 228-35— Approach buildup for driveway. § 228-36— Driveway construction across curbs and sidewalks. § 248-2— Penalties for offenses. § 248-17— Entrance onto streets. § 248-18— One-way roadways. § 248-23— Driving on sidewalks; bicycles. § 248-33— Duty to keep right; exceptions. § 248-38— Parking during or after snowfall. § 248-94— Word usage. 264-2B{36}— DRIVEWAY 264-2B{69}— IMPERVIOUS SURFACE § 264-29— Accessory structures and uses. § 264-32— Fences, walls and landscaping; Schedule D, Fence, Wall and Landscaping Standards. § 264-43— Off-street design requirements; Schedule E, Minimum Parking Space and Aisle Dimensions. § 264-49— Design standards. § 264-50— Buffering and landscaping. § 264-61— Permitted signs and specifications; Schedule I, Sign Regulations. § 264-63— Exceptions. § 264-91— Application and required information. § 264-101— Regulation of adult bookstores, adult entertainment establishments and sexually oriented businesses. § 264-111— Townhouses. § A270-6— Construction and maintenance.

§ 128-4— Suspension or revocation of license. § 142-13— Unlawful acts. § 167-71— Purpose. 183-4{6}— DRUGSTORE § 183-9— Operation of businesses. § 192-2.1— Curfew. 192-37{3}— TOBACCO PRODUCT § 234-25— Exemption established. § 236-2— Licensing.

§ C5-4— Garbage and trash disposal contracts. § 1-4— Local laws and ordinances saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal. § 161-5— Standards and requirements. § 161-8— Fees. § 161-9— Hours of operation. § 161-12— License required; application and bond; hours of operation. § 161-13— Source of debris. § 161-16— Penalties for offenses; notice. § 192-25— Dumping. § 208-14— Waste animal or vegetable matter. § 208-15— Garbage, rubbish and junk. 256-2{29}— SPILL § 256-4— Zone IV, Tributary Watershed Zone. § 256-5— Zone III, General Aquifer Recharge Zone. § 256-6— Zone II, Primary Recharge Zone. § 258-2— Dumping restricted.

§ 161-4— Preparation and disposal of solid waste. 161-19B{10}— DUMPSTER § 264-49— Design standards. § 264-101— Regulation of adult bookstores, adult entertainment establishments and sexually oriented businesses.

§ 137-10— Operating permits. § 148-11— Design and performance standards. § 167-36— Heating. § 186-29— Sanitary conditions. § 228-17— Snow, ice and dirt removal responsibility. 264-2B{135}— VIDEO RENTAL SHOP § 264-12— C-1 Neighborhood Retail Business District. § 264-13— C-2 Mixed-Use Commercial District. § 264-15— C-4 Downtown Mixed-Use District. § 264-16— C-5 Business District. § 264-18— M-1 Light Manufacturing and Warehousing District. § 264-50— Buffering and landscaping. § 264-104— Home occupations.

§ C2-11— Collection of delinquent water rents. § C2-13— Disposition of water rents; accounts; tax levy for bonds. § C3-14— Cost of assessment determined; apportionment and assessment. § C3-16— Notice to pay assessments. § C4-1— Public Safety Commissioner. § C4-2— Chief of Police. § C4-3— Police officers. § C4-4— Additional compensation of policemen. § C5-2— Reports to City Council. § C5-5— Constables. § C5-6— Commissioners of Deeds; Marshal. § C5-7— Building Code and Building Inspector. § C6-2— through § C6-5. (Reserved) § C7-1— Civil action against City. § C8-1— Annexation of parts of Rotterdam and Niskayuna, 1914. § C8-2— Annexation of parts of Niskayuna and Rotterdam, 1923. § C8-6— Annexation of part of Niskayuna, 1957. § C11-2— Pension fund. § C13-1— General provisions. C13-1B{3}— COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS § C13-2— Provisions applicable to each form. § C13-3— Government under Plan C. § C14-1— Pensions. § C15-1— Approval of maps and plans. § 1-8— Code book to be kept up-to-date. § 3-1— Duty of witnesses; reports. § 6-4— Administration. § 10-9— Board of Assessment Review. § 16-3— Duties of Archivist. Ch 23 Art I— General Responsibilities and Duties § 23-4— Report of failure to take office. § 23-5— Additional duties. § 28-6— Requisite vote. § 29-2— Attendance at Council meetings; functions; duties. § 29-4— Advice to City officers. § 29-5— Duties in litigation. § 29-6— Protection of the City interest; indemnification and defense of officers and employees. § 31-4— Oath. § 31-5— Bond. § 33-3— Specific powers and duties. § 42-1— Duties of City Engineer. § 42-5— Powers and duties of Superintendent and Assistant. § 48-1— Purpose. § 48-4— Use of municipal position for personal or private gain prohibited. § 48-6— Recusal and abstention. § 48-8— Investments in conflict with official duties. § 48-9— Private employment in conflict with official duties. § 48-14— Nepotism. § 48-16— Confidential information. § 48-17— Gifts. § 48-18— Board of Ethics. § 51-3— Deputy Director: duties; bond. § 59-1— Statutory authority; purpose. § 59-3— Duties. § 60-6— Time off for presenting grievances. § 67-1— Creation of Housing Authority. § 68-9— Employees. § 70-1— Approval of act. § 72-3— Board of Directors. § 86-1— Operation and administration. § 86-2— Management by Superintendent of Parks and Recreation. § 87-13— Sick leave. § 87-16— Jury or court duty. 87-25{1}— COMPENSATION 87-25{5}— POSITION § 87-29— Rules governing administration of plan. Ch 87 Art V— Policemen and Firemen Killed in Line of Duty § 87-38— Payments authorized. § 91-3— Statutory powers and duties. § 91-17— Approval of plats. § 91-21— Purpose; appointment; designation; powers and duties. § 92-10— Delegation of powers. § 92-20— Authority to issue appearance tickets. § 93-12— Powers and duties - direct complaints. § 93-13— Powers and duties - internal affairs complaints. § 93-16— Powers and duties - review and recommendation. § 93-17— Power and duties - education and outreach. § 95-5— Functions of Commission. § 97-5— Powers and duties. § 99-2— Powers and duties. § 100-4— Records; additional duties. § 106-4— Meetings. § 109-5— Powers and duties of Office. § 121-3— Powers and duties of Commissioner. § 121-6— Interfering with enforcement. § 124-8— Duty to assure compliance. § 124-12— Agreement required. § 131-5— Bond requirement. § 135-2— Municipal Bingo Inspector. § 135-22— Statement of receipts; expenses and fees; examination of records. § 137-3— Code Enforcement Officer; inspectors. § 137-12— Firesafety and property maintenance inspections. § 138-1— Effect on liabilities. § 138-6— Qualifications; personnel. § 138-7— Duties and powers. § 138-9— Cooperation of other agencies. § 138-19— Action on applications; issuance or denial of permit. § 138-24— Right of entry. § 138-34— Plumbing Inspector: appointment, powers and duties. § 138-55— Powers and duties. § 138-68— General duties of Electrical Inspector. § 138-77— Duties of Board. § 140-1— Duty and authorization of City Engineer. § 140-7— Duty to affix; enforcement. 144-5{1}— DOG ENUMERATOR § 144-7.1— Dangerous dogs. § 146-2— Duties. § 146-4— Officers. § 147-6— S.E.Q.R. Task Force. § 148-22— Responsibility for administration. § 156-10— Manufacture of varnish, similar compounds. § 157-11— Development permit. § 157-12— Powers and duties of local administrator. § 158-14— Duties and responsibilities of local administrator. § 159-5— Penalties for offenses; authority to enforce. § 161-14— Right of entry. § 161-18— Duties and powers of the Commissioner of General Services. § 161-20— Owner duties and responsibilities. § 164-3— Reporting requirements. § 167-9— Administrative liability. § 167-10— General powers and duties of the administrative official. § 167-11— Duties of other City officials. § 167-12— Right of entry. § 167-14— Violations. § 182-4— Unnecessary noises enumerated. § 186-34— Duties of licensee. § 186-40— Authorization for park watchmen to issue appearance tickets. § 189-3— Bond requirement; revocation of license. § 192-33— Restrictions: graffiti and defacing of property prohibited. § 192-34— Property owners' responsibilities. § 194-11— Enforcement authority. § 203-5— Records, reports and restrictions. § 208-3— Duty of owner; enforcement and enforcement authority. § 210-9— Inspection. § 214-19— Exemptions. § 220-84— Administrative sanctions. § 220-88— Summary abatement. § 224-7— Limitations and restrictions. § 228-17— Snow, ice and dirt removal responsibility. § 228-18— Duty of owner to maintain sidewalk; construction, repair or replacement. § 228-44— Survey before coverings. § 228-49— Unsafe vaults. § 234-16— General powers of Director of Finance. § 234-20— Gold Star Parent veteran's exemption. § 247-6— Right to enter to inspect § 248-27— Passengers on other vehicles. § 248-33— Duty to keep right; exceptions. § 248-56— Notice to state of removal. § 248-58.3— Effect on police and other peace officers. § 248-66— Installation; type of meter. § 248-91.1— Rates for parking garage. § 255-32— Protection from freezing. § 255-81— Inspection, repairs and testing records. § 255-82— Penalties; recourse for noncompliance. § 256-3— General protection standards. § 256-9— Variances. § 264-70— Appearance tickets. § 264-74— Historic Commission. 264-101B{10}— DIRECTOR § 264-116— Powers and duties. § 264-125— Liability. § 264-127— Violations and penalties.