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§ C6-22 — Registration of unoccupied premises.
§ C6-24 — Certificate of arrears of taxes, water rents and assessments upon request; payment of fees.
§ C13-2 — Provisions applicable to each form.
§ 10-12 — Board of Assessment Review: powers; hearing of complaints.
§ 28-29 — Committee meetings; powers.
§ 29-1 — Expiration of term.
§ 39-1 — Employee organizations recognized.
§ 161-4 — Preparation and disposal of solid waste.
§ 161-5 — Standards and requirements.
§ 161-6 — Prohibited materials.
161-19B{17} — JUNK MAIL
161-19B{31} — RECYCLABLE PAPER PRODUCT
§ 167-55 — Enforcement procedure.
§ 186-12 — Posting or distributing advertisements.
§ 192-15 — Littering.
§ 192-23 — Use of flash paper restricted.
192-23A{2} — FLASH PAPER
192-23A{4} — OFFENSE
§ 192-25 — Dumping.
210-3{9} — PROCESS
§ 210-17 — Service of papers; notice of violations.
216-1{1} — JUNK DEALER
§ 216-5 — License required for junk peddlers.
217-1{4} — SECONDHAND DEALER
§ 228-52 — Appeals from denial or revocation.
§ 234-16 — General powers of Director of Finance.
§ 251-3 — Conduct and general requirements.
264-60{10} — SIGN
§ 264-118 — Appeals application.
§ DL-1 — Disposition of legislation.
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§ 186-14 — Parades and drills.
247-2{4} — HISTORIC MOTOR VEHICLE
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§ C3-2 — Dedication of streets or parks by implication.
§ C3-3 — Acceptance of dedications.
§ C3-4 — Boundaries of public places.
§ C3-17 — Collection of delinquent special assessments by sale of lien.
§ C3-22 — Power of excess condemnation.
§ C7-1 — Civil action against City.
§ C8-6 — Annexation of part of Niskayuna, 1957.
§ 1-4 — Local laws and ordinances saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal.
§ 9-2 — Description of district.
§ 9-3 — Purpose.
§ 9-4 — Costs to be assessed.
§ 9-5 — Annual assessments.
§ 33-3 — Specific powers and duties.
§ 59-2 — Dissolution of certain departments; establishment of Department of General Services.
Ch 86 — Parks and Recreation Administration
§ 86-1 — Operation and administration.
§ 86-2 — Management by Superintendent of Parks and Recreation.
§ 86-5 — Collection and disposition of fees.
§ 86-6 — Purchases and expenditures.
§ 86-8 — Promulgation of rules and regulations.
§ 91-12 — Master Plan; contents.
§ 92-8 — Authority to issue appearance tickets.
Ch 95 — Recreation Advisory Commission
Ch 96 — Schenectady Heritage Area Advisory Council
§ 96-2 — Membership.
§ 100-1 — Authority to establish.
§ 100-2 — Procedure generally.
§ 100-4 — Records; additional duties.
§ 115-4 — Proximity to schools, libraries, parks and places of worship.
Ch 126 — Alcoholic Beverages
Ch 128 — Amusements
§ 137-10 — Operating permits.
§ 137-11 — Condition assessments of parking - garages.
137-11A{1} — CONDITION ASSESSMENT
137-11A{3} — PARKING GARAGE
§ 138-91 — Limits established.
§ 140-4 — Plan established.
§ 144-15 — Removal required.
§ 144-19 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 148-11 — Design and performance standards.
148-20{17} — PREMISES
157-4B{21} — LOWEST FLOOR
157-4B{22} — MANUFACTURED HOME
§ 157-13 — General standards.
158-4{25} — LOWEST FLOOR
158-4{27} — MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION
§ 158-13 — Application for permit.
§ 158-14 — Duties and responsibilities of local administrator.
§ 158-15 — General standards.
§ 158-16 — Standards for all structures.
Ch 165 — Golf Course, Municipal
§ 165-1 — Designation of limits.
§ 167-24 — Nonhabitable space.
§ 167-25 — Access and vertical travel between stories.
§ 167-46 — Open areas.
§ 182-4 — Unnecessary noises enumerated.
§ 183-6 — Application for certificate of use.
§ 183-9 — Operation of businesses.
Ch 186 — Parks and Recreation
§ 186-1 — Applicability of provisions.
§ 186-2 — Damaging park plants or property.
§ 186-3 — Motorized vehicles; snowmobiles; bicycles.
§ 186-4 — Sales restricted.
§ 186-5 — Buses in parks.
§ 186-6 — Disorderly conduct; use of alcoholic beverages.
§ 186-7 — Garbage; use of tables and benches.
§ 186-9 — Fortune-telling, gambling and indecency.
§ 186-10 — Hours.
§ 186-11 — Firearms and fireworks.
§ 186-12 — Posting or distributing advertisements.
§ 186-13 — Signs or announcements restricted.
§ 186-15 — Public meetings.
§ 186-16 — Fires and smoking prohibited in City parks; exceptions.
§ 186-17 — Picnics and games; rental fees.
§ 186-18 — Exclusive use permits.
§ 186-19 — Operation of casino boathouses; amusements.
§ 186-20 — Construction consent.
§ 186-21 — Watercraft.
§ 186-22 — Molesting squirrels.
§ 186-23 — Central Park: swimming, hunting and other use restrictions.
§ 186-24 — Veterans' Memorial Park: use restrictions.
§ 186-25 — Central Park: tennis courts.
Ch 186 Art II — Park Casino
§ 186-26 — Season designation.
§ 186-27 — Use of liquor restricted.
§ 186-30 — Waste disposal.
§ 186-32 — Private notices; defacing property.
§ 186-35 — Boat specifications.
Ch 186 Art IV — Parking in Municipal Parks
§ 186-40 — Authorization for park watchmen to issue appearance tickets.
§ 186-46 — Terms.
§ 192-2.1 — Curfew.
§ 192-11 — Air guns.
192-12A{2} — PUBLIC PLACE
§ 192-15 — Littering.
§ 192-25 — Dumping.
§ 192-30 — Permits for public display of fireworks; fees.
215-1{2} — PUBLIC- OR MUNICIPAL-PURPOSE PROPERTY
228-21{2} — CURB PARKING SPACE
228-21{5} — DRIVEWAY APPROACH
§ 228-26 — Standards for permit issuance.
§ 228-32 — Curb cuts within intersections.
§ 228-33 — Use of driveway approaches limited.
§ 240-1 — Unlawful parking.
§ 240-2 — Emergency or temporary stopping.
§ 240-3 — Restrictions on parking outside trailer camp.
Ch 243 — Trees and Shrubs
§ 243-1 — Purpose.
243-2{3} — PARK
243-2{6} — SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS or SUPERINTENDENT
§ 243-4 — Enforcement.
§ 243-5 — Master tree list.
§ 243-6 — Jurisdiction and control.
§ 243-7 — Permit required.
§ 243-8 — Work by unauthorized persons prohibited.
§ 243-10 — Injury and damage prohibited.
§ 243-11 — Removal of trees overhanging streets.
§ 243-13 — Emergencies.
§ 243-14 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 243-15 — Appeals.
248-1B{1} — BUS STOP
§ 248-2 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 248-8 — Emergency vehicles.
§ 248-10 — Vehicles used for advertising.
§ 248-11 — Matters under authority of City Engineer.
§ 248-12 — Installation of signs and signals.
§ 248-18 — One-way roadways.
Ch 248 Art IV — Parking, Stopping and Standing
§ 248-36 — Parking of boats and trailers.
§ 248-37 — All-night parking; restrictions due to weather.
§ 248-38 — Parking during or after snowfall.
§ 248-39 — Regulations for specific locations; skateboards.
§ 248-40 — Parking where prohibited by signs.
§ 248-41 — Parking on narrow streets.
§ 248-42 — Hazardous or congested places.
§ 248-43 — Parking adjacent to schools.
§ 248-44 — Obstructing traffic.
§ 248-45 — Time limits.
§ 248-46 — Funeral homes.
§ 248-47 — Loading or unloading.
§ 248-48 — Bus stops and taxicab stands.
§ 248-49 — Parking vehicles for purpose of sale, maintenance or storage.
§ 248-50 — Restrictions in specified places.
§ 248-51 — Removal of vehicles in violation.
§ 248-52 — Removal of vehicles constituting hazards.
§ 248-58 — Parking in fire lanes and handicapped spaces on certain private properties.
§ 248-58.1 — Intent.
§ 248-58.2 — Chief to engage persons to issue tickets.
§ 248-59 — Authorization.
§ 248-60 — Notice to owner.
§ 248-61 — Tampering or attempted removal of immobilization device.
§ 248-62 — Release of vehicle to owner and establishment of fee.
Ch 248 Art VI — Parking Meters
248-63{1} — METER
248-63{3} — PARK, PARKING or PARKED
248-63{5} — TOKEN
§ 248-64 — Purpose.
§ 248-66 — Installation; type of meter.
§ 248-67 — Matters under authority of Parking Division Supervisor and imposition of administrative fee.
§ 248-68 — Manner of parking adjacent to meters.
§ 248-69 — Overtime parking.
§ 248-70 — Loading or unloading in metered spaces.
§ 248-71 — Owner's responsibility for violations.
§ 248-72 — Extension of parking time.
§ 248-73 — Deposit of slugs in meters prohibited.
§ 248-74 — Damaging or tampering with meters.
§ 248-75 — Report of violation.
§ 248-76 — Notice of violation.
§ 248-78 — Presumption of violation.
§ 248-79 — Maintenance; collection from meters.
§ 248-82 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 248-83 — Disposition of collections from meters.
§ 248-87 — Night parking.
§ 248-89 — Vehicles deemed to be abandoned.
Ch 248 Art IX — Municipal Off-Street Parking Lots
§ 248-91 — Rules and regulations.
§ 248-91.1 — Rates for parking garage.
§ 248-93 — Courtesy tickets.
§ 248-94 — Word usage.
§ 248-95 — Purpose.
§ 248-96 — Applicability.
§ 248-98 — Restrictions on operations.
Ch 248 Art XII — Oversized Vehicle Parking
§ 248-115 — Parking of oversized vehicles.
§ 248-116 — Exceptions for oversized vehicles.
§ 251-3 — Conduct and general requirements.
§ 256-4 — Zone IV, Tributary Watershed Zone.
§ 256-5 — Zone III, General Aquifer Recharge Zone.
§ 256-6 — Zone II, Primary Recharge Zone.
§ 257-4 — Special use permit application; exemptions; facility design and construction.
§ 258-3 — Weeds or noxious growth on City property.
Ch 264 — Zoning
264-2B{24} — COMBINED PARKING
264-2B{36} — DRIVEWAY
264-2B{45} — ENTERTAINMENT FACILITY
264-2B{50} — FLOOR AREA
264-2B{53} — GARAGE, PARKING
264-2B{59} — GOLF COURSE
264-2B{69} — IMPERVIOUS SURFACE
264-2B{92} — MOTEL
264-2B{95} — NONCONFORMING BUILDING OR STRUCTURE
264-2B{98} — PARKING AREA
264-2B{99} — PARKING AREA, ANCILLARY
264-2B{100} — PARKING SPACE, OFF-STREET
264-2B{116} — SHARED PARKING
264-2B{130} — TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, ACCESSORY
§ 264-8 — RH-1 Historic Residential District.
§ 264-10 — RH-2 Stockade Historic Residential District.
§ 264-14 — C-3 Waterfront Mixed-Use District.
§ 264-18 — M-1 Light Manufacturing and Warehousing District.
§ 264-21 — Planned Development Districts.
§ 264-29 — Accessory structures and uses.
§ 264-37 — Transitional yards.
Ch 264 Art VI — Off-Street Parking and Loading
§ 264-39 — Purpose.
§ 264-40 — Applicability.
§ 264-41 — Landscaping requirements.
§ 264-42 — Credit for on-street parking.
§ 264-43 — Off-street design requirements; Schedule E, Minimum Parking Space and Aisle Dimensions.
§ 264-44 — Mandatory off-street parking; Schedule F, Minimum Parking Space Requirements.
§ 264-45 — Maximum off-street parking standards; Schedule G, Maximum Parking Space Requirements.
§ 264-46 — Shared and combined parking facilities.
§ 264-48 — Improper storage of vehicles, trailers, boats and equipment.
§ 264-49 — Design standards.
§ 264-50 — Buffering and landscaping.
§ 264-54 — Lighting plan.
§ 264-55 — General requirements.
264-60{9} — SHOPPING CENTER
264-60{10} — SIGN
§ 264-61 — Permitted signs and specifications; Schedule I, Sign Regulations.
§ 264-63 — Exceptions.
§ 264-64 — Billboards.
§ 264-76 — Application for alteration, demolition or new construction.
§ 264-89 — Purpose.
§ 264-90 — Uses requiring site plan review.
§ 264-91 — Application and required information.
§ 264-99 — Standards.
§ 264-101 — Regulation of adult bookstores, adult entertainment establishments and sexually oriented businesses.
264-101B{17} — PREMISES
§ 264-102 — Ancillary parking areas.
§ 264-103 — Exterior use of property.
§ 264-105 — Professional offices in residential districts.
§ 264-106 — Gasoline stations.
§ 264-107 — Motor vehicle and auto body repair.
§ 264-110 — Self-service storage warehouse structures.
§ 264-111 — Townhouses.
§ 264-112 — Halfway houses.
§ 265-5 — Owner liability.
§ DL-1 — Disposition of legislation.
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Parking off-street
§ 264-111 — Townhouses.
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Parks
§ C3-2 — Dedication of streets or parks by implication.
§ C3-3 — Acceptance of dedications.
§ C3-4 — Boundaries of public places.
§ C3-17 — Collection of delinquent special assessments by sale of lien.
§ C3-22 — Power of excess condemnation.
§ C7-1 — Civil action against City.
§ C8-6 — Annexation of part of Niskayuna, 1957.
§ 1-4 — Local laws and ordinances saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal.
§ 9-2 — Description of district.
§ 9-3 — Purpose.
§ 9-4 — Costs to be assessed.
§ 9-5 — Annual assessments.
§ 33-3 — Specific powers and duties.
§ 59-2 — Dissolution of certain departments; establishment of Department of General Services.
Ch 86 — Parks and Recreation Administration
§ 86-1 — Operation and administration.
§ 86-2 — Management by Superintendent of Parks and Recreation.
§ 86-5 — Collection and disposition of fees.
§ 86-6 — Purchases and expenditures.
§ 86-8 — Promulgation of rules and regulations.
§ 91-12 — Master Plan; contents.
§ 92-8 — Authority to issue appearance tickets.
Ch 95 — Recreation Advisory Commission
Ch 96 — Schenectady Heritage Area Advisory Council
§ 96-2 — Membership.
§ 100-1 — Authority to establish.
§ 100-2 — Procedure generally.
§ 100-4 — Records; additional duties.
§ 115-4 — Proximity to schools, libraries, parks and places of worship.
Ch 126 — Alcoholic Beverages
Ch 128 — Amusements
§ 137-10 — Operating permits.
§ 137-11 — Condition assessments of parking - garages.
137-11A{1} — CONDITION ASSESSMENT
137-11A{3} — PARKING GARAGE
§ 138-91 — Limits established.
§ 140-4 — Plan established.
§ 144-15 — Removal required.
§ 144-19 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 148-11 — Design and performance standards.
148-20{17} — PREMISES
157-4B{21} — LOWEST FLOOR
157-4B{22} — MANUFACTURED HOME
§ 157-13 — General standards.
158-4{25} — LOWEST FLOOR
158-4{27} — MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION
§ 158-13 — Application for permit.
§ 158-14 — Duties and responsibilities of local administrator.
§ 158-15 — General standards.
§ 158-16 — Standards for all structures.
Ch 165 — Golf Course, Municipal
§ 165-1 — Designation of limits.
§ 167-24 — Nonhabitable space.
§ 167-25 — Access and vertical travel between stories.
§ 167-46 — Open areas.
§ 182-4 — Unnecessary noises enumerated.
§ 183-6 — Application for certificate of use.
§ 183-9 — Operation of businesses.
Ch 186 — Parks and Recreation
§ 186-1 — Applicability of provisions.
§ 186-2 — Damaging park plants or property.
§ 186-3 — Motorized vehicles; snowmobiles; bicycles.
§ 186-4 — Sales restricted.
§ 186-5 — Buses in parks.
§ 186-6 — Disorderly conduct; use of alcoholic beverages.
§ 186-7 — Garbage; use of tables and benches.
§ 186-9 — Fortune-telling, gambling and indecency.
§ 186-10 — Hours.
§ 186-11 — Firearms and fireworks.
§ 186-12 — Posting or distributing advertisements.
§ 186-13 — Signs or announcements restricted.
§ 186-15 — Public meetings.
§ 186-16 — Fires and smoking prohibited in City parks; exceptions.
§ 186-17 — Picnics and games; rental fees.
§ 186-18 — Exclusive use permits.
§ 186-19 — Operation of casino boathouses; amusements.
§ 186-20 — Construction consent.
§ 186-21 — Watercraft.
§ 186-22 — Molesting squirrels.
§ 186-23 — Central Park: swimming, hunting and other use restrictions.
§ 186-24 — Veterans' Memorial Park: use restrictions.
§ 186-25 — Central Park: tennis courts.
Ch 186 Art II — Park Casino
§ 186-26 — Season designation.
§ 186-27 — Use of liquor restricted.
§ 186-30 — Waste disposal.
§ 186-32 — Private notices; defacing property.
§ 186-35 — Boat specifications.
Ch 186 Art IV — Parking in Municipal Parks
§ 186-40 — Authorization for park watchmen to issue appearance tickets.
§ 186-46 — Terms.
§ 192-2.1 — Curfew.
§ 192-11 — Air guns.
192-12A{2} — PUBLIC PLACE
§ 192-15 — Littering.
§ 192-25 — Dumping.
§ 192-30 — Permits for public display of fireworks; fees.
215-1{2} — PUBLIC- OR MUNICIPAL-PURPOSE PROPERTY
228-21{2} — CURB PARKING SPACE
228-21{5} — DRIVEWAY APPROACH
§ 228-26 — Standards for permit issuance.
§ 228-32 — Curb cuts within intersections.
§ 228-33 — Use of driveway approaches limited.
§ 240-1 — Unlawful parking.
§ 240-2 — Emergency or temporary stopping.
§ 240-3 — Restrictions on parking outside trailer camp.
Ch 243 — Trees and Shrubs
§ 243-1 — Purpose.
243-2{3} — PARK
243-2{6} — SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS or SUPERINTENDENT
§ 243-4 — Enforcement.
§ 243-5 — Master tree list.
§ 243-6 — Jurisdiction and control.
§ 243-7 — Permit required.
§ 243-8 — Work by unauthorized persons prohibited.
§ 243-10 — Injury and damage prohibited.
§ 243-11 — Removal of trees overhanging streets.
§ 243-13 — Emergencies.
§ 243-14 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 243-15 — Appeals.
248-1B{1} — BUS STOP
§ 248-2 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 248-8 — Emergency vehicles.
§ 248-10 — Vehicles used for advertising.
§ 248-11 — Matters under authority of City Engineer.
§ 248-12 — Installation of signs and signals.
§ 248-18 — One-way roadways.
Ch 248 Art IV — Parking, Stopping and Standing
§ 248-36 — Parking of boats and trailers.
§ 248-37 — All-night parking; restrictions due to weather.
§ 248-38 — Parking during or after snowfall.
§ 248-39 — Regulations for specific locations; skateboards.
§ 248-40 — Parking where prohibited by signs.
§ 248-41 — Parking on narrow streets.
§ 248-42 — Hazardous or congested places.
§ 248-43 — Parking adjacent to schools.
§ 248-44 — Obstructing traffic.
§ 248-45 — Time limits.
§ 248-46 — Funeral homes.
§ 248-47 — Loading or unloading.
§ 248-48 — Bus stops and taxicab stands.
§ 248-49 — Parking vehicles for purpose of sale, maintenance or storage.
§ 248-50 — Restrictions in specified places.
§ 248-51 — Removal of vehicles in violation.
§ 248-52 — Removal of vehicles constituting hazards.
§ 248-58 — Parking in fire lanes and handicapped spaces on certain private properties.
§ 248-58.1 — Intent.
§ 248-58.2 — Chief to engage persons to issue tickets.
§ 248-59 — Authorization.
§ 248-60 — Notice to owner.
§ 248-61 — Tampering or attempted removal of immobilization device.
§ 248-62 — Release of vehicle to owner and establishment of fee.
Ch 248 Art VI — Parking Meters
248-63{1} — METER
248-63{3} — PARK, PARKING or PARKED
248-63{5} — TOKEN
§ 248-64 — Purpose.
§ 248-66 — Installation; type of meter.
§ 248-67 — Matters under authority of Parking Division Supervisor and imposition of administrative fee.
§ 248-68 — Manner of parking adjacent to meters.
§ 248-69 — Overtime parking.
§ 248-70 — Loading or unloading in metered spaces.
§ 248-71 — Owner's responsibility for violations.
§ 248-72 — Extension of parking time.
§ 248-73 — Deposit of slugs in meters prohibited.
§ 248-74 — Damaging or tampering with meters.
§ 248-75 — Report of violation.
§ 248-76 — Notice of violation.
§ 248-78 — Presumption of violation.
§ 248-79 — Maintenance; collection from meters.
§ 248-82 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 248-83 — Disposition of collections from meters.
§ 248-87 — Night parking.
§ 248-89 — Vehicles deemed to be abandoned.
Ch 248 Art IX — Municipal Off-Street Parking Lots
§ 248-91 — Rules and regulations.
§ 248-91.1 — Rates for parking garage.
§ 248-93 — Courtesy tickets.
§ 248-94 — Word usage.
§ 248-95 — Purpose.
§ 248-96 — Applicability.
§ 248-98 — Restrictions on operations.
Ch 248 Art XII — Oversized Vehicle Parking
§ 248-115 — Parking of oversized vehicles.
§ 248-116 — Exceptions for oversized vehicles.
§ 251-3 — Conduct and general requirements.
§ 256-4 — Zone IV, Tributary Watershed Zone.
§ 256-5 — Zone III, General Aquifer Recharge Zone.
§ 256-6 — Zone II, Primary Recharge Zone.
§ 257-4 — Special use permit application; exemptions; facility design and construction.
§ 258-3 — Weeds or noxious growth on City property.
Ch 264 — Zoning
264-2B{24} — COMBINED PARKING
264-2B{36} — DRIVEWAY
264-2B{45} — ENTERTAINMENT FACILITY
264-2B{50} — FLOOR AREA
264-2B{53} — GARAGE, PARKING
264-2B{59} — GOLF COURSE
264-2B{69} — IMPERVIOUS SURFACE
264-2B{92} — MOTEL
264-2B{95} — NONCONFORMING BUILDING OR STRUCTURE
264-2B{98} — PARKING AREA
264-2B{99} — PARKING AREA, ANCILLARY
264-2B{100} — PARKING SPACE, OFF-STREET
264-2B{116} — SHARED PARKING
264-2B{130} — TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, ACCESSORY
§ 264-8 — RH-1 Historic Residential District.
§ 264-10 — RH-2 Stockade Historic Residential District.
§ 264-14 — C-3 Waterfront Mixed-Use District.
§ 264-18 — M-1 Light Manufacturing and Warehousing District.
§ 264-21 — Planned Development Districts.
§ 264-29 — Accessory structures and uses.
§ 264-37 — Transitional yards.
Ch 264 Art VI — Off-Street Parking and Loading
§ 264-39 — Purpose.
§ 264-40 — Applicability.
§ 264-41 — Landscaping requirements.
§ 264-42 — Credit for on-street parking.
§ 264-43 — Off-street design requirements; Schedule E, Minimum Parking Space and Aisle Dimensions.
§ 264-44 — Mandatory off-street parking; Schedule F, Minimum Parking Space Requirements.
§ 264-45 — Maximum off-street parking standards; Schedule G, Maximum Parking Space Requirements.
§ 264-46 — Shared and combined parking facilities.
§ 264-48 — Improper storage of vehicles, trailers, boats and equipment.
§ 264-49 — Design standards.
§ 264-50 — Buffering and landscaping.
§ 264-54 — Lighting plan.
§ 264-55 — General requirements.
264-60{9} — SHOPPING CENTER
264-60{10} — SIGN
§ 264-61 — Permitted signs and specifications; Schedule I, Sign Regulations.
§ 264-63 — Exceptions.
§ 264-64 — Billboards.
§ 264-76 — Application for alteration, demolition or new construction.
§ 264-89 — Purpose.
§ 264-90 — Uses requiring site plan review.
§ 264-91 — Application and required information.
§ 264-99 — Standards.
§ 264-101 — Regulation of adult bookstores, adult entertainment establishments and sexually oriented businesses.
264-101B{17} — PREMISES
§ 264-102 — Ancillary parking areas.
§ 264-103 — Exterior use of property.
§ 264-105 — Professional offices in residential districts.
§ 264-106 — Gasoline stations.
§ 264-107 — Motor vehicle and auto body repair.
§ 264-110 — Self-service storage warehouse structures.
§ 264-111 — Townhouses.
§ 264-112 — Halfway houses.
§ 265-5 — Owner liability.
§ DL-1 — Disposition of legislation.
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Parks and recreation areas
§ 182-4 — Unnecessary noises enumerated.
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Peddling and soliciting
§ 48-15 — Political solicitations.
§ 48-17 — Gifts.
§ 141-10 — Reporting.
§ 161-4 — Preparation and disposal of solid waste.
Ch 179 — Merchants, Transient
§ 182-4 — Unnecessary noises enumerated.
§ 186-4 — Sales restricted.
§ 186-33 — Begging, peddling and gambling.
§ 192-13 — Gambling; houses of prostitution.
Ch 194 — Peddlers and Vendors
§ 194-2 — Permit and license required.
§ 194-3 — Application procedures.
§ 194-10 — Proof of license.
§ 194-11 — Enforcement authority.
§ 194-12 — Use of streets.
§ 194-13 — Revocation of licenses.
§ 203-1 — License required.
§ 203-2 — Issuing authority; fees; age restrictions.
§ 215-2 — Sale of real property.
Ch 224 — Soliciting, Door-To-Door
§ 224-1 — Permit required; exception.
§ 224-3 — Application investigation.
§ 224-4 — Fees.
§ 224-6 — Identification material.
§ 224-7 — Limitations and restrictions.
§ 224-10 — Revocation of permit.
§ 224-11 — Time frame for submission of application.
§ 224-12 — Notification of public.
§ 224-13 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 228-67 — Issuance of permits; form.
§ DL-1 — Disposition of legislation.
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Penalties for offenses
§ 115-5 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 115-10 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 115-14 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 121-7 — Penalties for offenses; additional remedies.
§ 124-9 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 124-11 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 124-22 — Penalties for offenses; fees.
§ 126-3 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 128-7 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 131-27 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 135-10 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 135-24 — Conduct restrictions; penalties for offenses.
§ 137-6 — Stop-work orders.
§ 137-13 — Complaints.
§ 137-16 — Enforcement; penalties for offenses.
§ 138-2 — Penalties for offenses.
Ch 138 Art XVIII — (Reserved)
§ 144-10 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 144-19 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 148-18 — Enforcement; penalties for offenses.
§ 148-32 — Enforcement; penalties for offenses.
§ 151-7 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 157-8 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 158-9 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 159-5 — Penalties for offenses; authority to enforce.
§ 161-4 — Preparation and disposal of solid waste.
§ 161-16 — Penalties for offenses; notice.
§ 161-26 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 163-7 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 167-15 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 167-56 — Vacant building registration.
§ 167-79 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 170-2 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 177-3 — Penalties for offenses; remedies.
§ 182-6 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 183-13 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 186-41 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 192-12 — Definitions; loitering; penalties for offenses.
§ 192-26 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 192-35 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 203-11 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 206-3 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 208-17 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 210-18 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 216-15 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 217-9 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 224-13 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 228-69 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 228-87 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 230-3 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 236-6 — Fees; penalties for offenses.
§ 243-14 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 247-8 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 248-2 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 248-38 — Parking during or after snowfall.
§ 248-39 — Regulations for specific locations; skateboards.
§ 248-82 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 248-90.1 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 248-101 — Penalties for offenses; impoundment and redemption.
§ 248-113 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 251-4 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 255-2 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 256-10 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 260-3 — Enforcement; penalties for offenses.
§ 264-72 — Enforcement.
§ 264-80 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 265-3 — Penalties for offenses.
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Pensions
§ C11-2 — Pension fund.
§ C13-2 — Provisions applicable to each form.
§ C14-1 — Pensions.
Ch 87 Art IV — Pensions and Retirement
§ 87-36 — Retirement plan: participation by Police and Fire Department employees.
§ 87-37 — Retired policemen and firemen: supplemental pension allowances.
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Performance standards
§ 148-11 — Design and performance standards.
§ 264-18 — M-1 Light Manufacturing and Warehousing District.
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Permitted uses
256-2{14} — NONCONFORMING USE
§ 256-9 — Variances.
§ 257-27 — Governance of deployment of small wireless facilities in the public ROW.
§ 264-6 — OS Recreation and Open Space District.
§ 264-7 — R-1 Single-Family Residential District.
§ 264-8 — RH-1 Historic Residential District.
§ 264-9 — R-2 Two-Family Residential District.
§ 264-10 — RH-2 Stockade Historic Residential District.
§ 264-11 — R-3 Multiple-Family Residential District.
§ 264-12 — C-1 Neighborhood Retail Business District.
§ 264-13 — C-2 Mixed-Use Commercial District.
§ 264-14 — C-3 Waterfront Mixed-Use District.
§ 264-15 — C-4 Downtown Mixed-Use District.
§ 264-16 — C-5 Business District.
§ 264-17 — I Institutional District.
§ 264-18 — M-1 Light Manufacturing and Warehousing District.
§ 264-19 — M-2 Manufacturing and Warehousing District.
§ 264-21 — Planned Development Districts.
§ 264-29 — Accessory structures and uses.
Ch 264 Art XIV — Special Permit Uses
§ 264-99 — Standards.
§ 264-101 — Regulation of adult bookstores, adult entertainment establishments and sexually oriented businesses.
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Pet waste
§ 148-19 — Purpose; intent.
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Places of worship
§ 115-4 — Proximity to schools, libraries, parks and places of worship.
§ 264-63 — Exceptions.
§ 264-101 — Regulation of adult bookstores, adult entertainment establishments and sexually oriented businesses.
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Plan Commission
Ch 33 — Development, Department of
§ 33-3 — Specific powers and duties.
Ch 91 — Planning Commission
91-1{3} — COMMISSION
§ 91-2 — Commission continued; filling of appointments.
§ 91-3 — Statutory powers and duties.
§ 91-4 — Number of Commission Members; appointments.
§ 91-5 — Officers.
§ 91-6 — Meetings; quorum.
§ 91-7 — Records and reports.
§ 91-8 — Removal of members.
§ 91-9 — Regulating subdivisions and subdivision procedures.
§ 91-10 — Commission documents declared to be public records.
§ 91-12 — Master Plan; contents.
§ 91-13 — Hearing on Master Plan.
§ 91-14 — Filing of Master Plan.
§ 91-15 — Matters to be referred to Commission.
§ 91-16 — Hearing on matters referred to Commission.
§ 91-17 — Approval of plats.
§ 91-18 — Short title and applicability.
§ 91-19 — Declaration of policy.
91-20{1} — ALTERNATE MEMBER
91-20{2} — MEMBER
91-20{3} — PLANNING COMMISSION
§ 91-21 — Purpose; appointment; designation; powers and duties.
Ch 230 — Subdivision of Land
§ 230-2 — Alteration of lot size.
Ch 264 — Zoning
264-2B{71} — INN
§ 264-14 — C-3 Waterfront Mixed-Use District.
§ 264-21 — Planned Development Districts.
§ 264-29 — Accessory structures and uses.
§ 264-49 — Design standards.
§ 264-50 — Buffering and landscaping.
§ 264-61 — Permitted signs and specifications; Schedule I, Sign Regulations.
§ 264-74 — Historic Commission.
§ 264-75 — District boundaries; designation of historic sites and structures.
§ 264-87 — Alteration of premises.
§ 264-89 — Purpose.
§ 264-91 — Application and required information.
§ 264-93 — Limitations on site plan approval.
§ 264-95 — Integration of procedures.
§ 264-96 — Authorization.
§ 264-105 — Professional offices in residential districts.
§ 264-112 — Halfway houses.
§ 264-125 — Liability.
§ 264-130 — Review by Planning Commission.
§ 264-131 — Report by Planning Commission.
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Planned residential developments
§ 264-3 — Districts established.
§ 264-21 — Planned Development Districts.
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Planning Board
48-2{1} — BOARD
§ 91-3 — Statutory powers and duties.
§ 148-6 — Review and approval.
§ 257-4 — Special use permit application; exemptions; facility design and construction.
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Planning Commission
Ch 33 — Development, Department of
§ 33-3 — Specific powers and duties.
Ch 91 — Planning Commission
91-1{3} — COMMISSION
§ 91-2 — Commission continued; filling of appointments.
§ 91-3 — Statutory powers and duties.
§ 91-4 — Number of Commission Members; appointments.
§ 91-5 — Officers.
§ 91-6 — Meetings; quorum.
§ 91-7 — Records and reports.
§ 91-8 — Removal of members.
§ 91-9 — Regulating subdivisions and subdivision procedures.
§ 91-10 — Commission documents declared to be public records.
§ 91-12 — Master Plan; contents.
§ 91-13 — Hearing on Master Plan.
§ 91-14 — Filing of Master Plan.
§ 91-15 — Matters to be referred to Commission.
§ 91-16 — Hearing on matters referred to Commission.
§ 91-17 — Approval of plats.
§ 91-18 — Short title and applicability.
§ 91-19 — Declaration of policy.
91-20{1} — ALTERNATE MEMBER
91-20{2} — MEMBER
91-20{3} — PLANNING COMMISSION
§ 91-21 — Purpose; appointment; designation; powers and duties.
Ch 230 — Subdivision of Land
§ 230-2 — Alteration of lot size.
Ch 264 — Zoning
264-2B{71} — INN
§ 264-14 — C-3 Waterfront Mixed-Use District.
§ 264-21 — Planned Development Districts.
§ 264-29 — Accessory structures and uses.
§ 264-49 — Design standards.
§ 264-50 — Buffering and landscaping.
§ 264-61 — Permitted signs and specifications; Schedule I, Sign Regulations.
§ 264-74 — Historic Commission.
§ 264-75 — District boundaries; designation of historic sites and structures.
§ 264-87 — Alteration of premises.
§ 264-89 — Purpose.
§ 264-91 — Application and required information.
§ 264-93 — Limitations on site plan approval.
§ 264-95 — Integration of procedures.
§ 264-96 — Authorization.
§ 264-105 — Professional offices in residential districts.
§ 264-112 — Halfway houses.
§ 264-125 — Liability.
§ 264-130 — Review by Planning Commission.
§ 264-131 — Report by Planning Commission.
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Plastics
121-2{13} — TRADE WASTES
§ 161-4 — Preparation and disposal of solid waste.
§ 161-6 — Prohibited materials.
161-19B{27} — PLASTICS
161-19B{30} — RECYCLABLE CONTAINER PRODUCT
161-19B{32} — RECYCLABLE RUBBISH
§ 264-49 — Design standards.
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Playgrounds
§ 91-12 — Master Plan; contents.
§ 115-4 — Proximity to schools, libraries, parks and places of worship.
§ 137-4 — Building permits.
§ 186-18 — Exclusive use permits.
§ 248-96 — Applicability.
§ 264-21 — Planned Development Districts.
§ 264-64 — Billboards.
§ 264-101 — Regulation of adult bookstores, adult entertainment establishments and sexually oriented businesses.
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Plumber
§ C2-7 — Responsibility of water service lines.
Ch 33 — Development, Department of
§ 33-3 — Specific powers and duties.
§ 39-1 — Employee organizations recognized.
Ch 68 — Housing Standards Review Board
Ch 124 — Alarms
Ch 137 — Building Code Administration
§ 137-4 — Building permits.
Ch 138 — Building, Plumbing and Electrical Standards
Ch 138 Art I — Building and Plumbing
§ 138-3 — Scope.
Ch 138 Art VII — Plumbers and Plumbing Standards
§ 138-32 — Scope.
§ 138-33 — Property affected.
§ 138-34 — Plumbing Inspector: appointment, powers and duties.
§ 138-35 — Inspector's records and reports.
§ 138-36 — Cooperation by Building Inspector.
§ 138-37 — Sewer and water connection: certificate prerequisite.
§ 138-38 — Permits required.
§ 138-39 — Private sewage disposal Systems.
§ 138-40 — Homeowners.
§ 138-41 — Persons entitled to receive permit.
§ 138-42 — Plans and specifications; changes.
§ 138-43 — Fees.
§ 138-44 — Reinspection fee.
§ 138-45 — Correction of faulty conditions.
§ 138-46 — Right to inspect.
§ 138-47 — Certificate of approval.
§ 138-48 — Test of new equipment.
§ 138-49 — Compliance with regulations.
Ch 138 Art IX — Examining Board of Plumbers
138-50{1} — EMPLOYING OR MASTER PLUMBER
§ 138-51 — Board established.
§ 138-52 — Terms of office; vacancies.
§ 138-54 — Compensation.
§ 138-55 — Powers and duties.
§ 138-56 — Examination of plumbers; conducting business without certificate.
Ch 138 Art X — Plumbing Contractors
§ 138-57 — Corporations conducting plumbing business.
§ 138-58 — Metal plates or signs required.
§ 138-59 — Registration of plumbers.
§ 138-60 — Existing certificates, registration and metal plates continued.
Ch 138 Art XI — Plumbing Material and Specifications
§ 138-61 — Fixtures and drains below street grade.
§ 138-62 — Sewer piping outside buildings.
§ 151-5 — Specifications, work standards and requirements.
§ 151-9 — Deposit required.
§ 151-11 — Responsibilities; public convenience; accident protection.
§ 151-12 — Tunneling.
Ch 156 — Fire Prevention and Protection
§ 157-13 — General standards.
Ch 158 — Flood Damage Prevention
§ 158-16 — Standards for all structures.
Ch 167 — Housing Standards
167-6{41} — PLUMBING SYSTEM
167-6{47} — TOILET ROOM
§ 167-14 — Violations.
§ 167-33 — General safety conditions.
§ 167-34 — Plumbing.
§ 167-50 — Rooming houses, hotels and motels: responsibilities of operators.
§ 167-51.1 — Buildings to remain secured.
§ 167-52 — Availability of remedies.
§ 167-53 — Enforcement.
§ 167-54 — Nuisances.
§ 167-55 — Enforcement procedure.
§ 167-56 — Vacant building registration.
§ 208-9 — Removal of ratproofing conditions unlawful.
Ch 210 — Rental Property
§ 210-8 — Application; standards; issuance; temporary certificate.
Ch 220 — Sewers
220-6{35} — PLUMBING INSPECTOR
§ 220-11 — Permit required.
§ 220-12 — Inspection; approval.
§ 220-17 — Permit required for work affecting public sewers.
§ 220-18 — Permits and fees.
§ 220-21 — Use of old building sewers.
§ 220-22 — Construction specifications.
§ 220-25 — Manner of connection.
§ 220-26 — Notice to make inspection; supervision of connection.
§ 220-45 — Application for permit.
§ 220-58 — Interceptors.
Ch 228 — Streets and Sidewalks
Ch 230 — Subdivision of Land
Ch 232 — Swimming Pools, Residential
§ 232-7 — Permit required.
§ 232-8 — Fees.
Ch 255 — Water
§ 255-3 — Right of entry.
§ 255-7 — Water shutoff.
§ 255-10 — Requirements for plumbers.
§ 255-11 — Renewal of plumbers' bonds.
§ 255-12 — City not responsible for actions of plumbers.
§ 255-13 — Connecting work to be done by authorized persons.
§ 255-15 — Additional fixtures; advance payment.
§ 255-16 — Discontinuance of fixtures.
§ 255-19 — Advance notice of tapping.
§ 255-20 — Large connections.
§ 255-23 — Steam boilers and hot-water tanks.
§ 255-32 — Protection from freezing.
§ 255-33 — Discontinuing service.
§ 255-38 — Supply outside City.
§ 255-49 — Prerequisites to meter installation.
§ 255-51 — Space for meters.
§ 255-73 — Charge for fixtures not in use.
255-77{18} — PLUMBING INSPECTOR
§ 255-81 — Inspection, repairs and testing records.
Ch 264 — Zoning
§ 264-29 — Accessory structures and uses.
§ DL-1 — Disposition of legislation.
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Police Chief
§ 87-45 — Salary and compensation.
Ch 92 Art V — Powers of Police Chief
§ 92-13 — Membership.
§ 92-22 — Membership.
§ 92-27 — Powers.
§ 210-5 — Landlord registration statement.
§ 224-3 — Application investigation.
§ 228-20.1 — Public pay phone installation or continuance.
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Police Department
Ch C Pt 1 Art IV — Department of Public Safety; Police Department; Fire Department
§ C4-3 — Police officers.
Ch C Pt 2 Art XIV — Police Department
§ C14-1 — Pensions.
§ 87-38 — Payments authorized.
§ 87-45 — Salary and compensation.
§ 92-2 — Application.
§ 92-4 — Additional cards.
§ 92-5 — Disposition of fees.
§ 92-6 — Accidents and photographs.
§ 92-7 — Records.
§ 92-8 — Authority to issue appearance tickets.
§ 92-10 — Delegation of powers.
§ 92-12 — Establishment.
§ 92-20 — Authority to issue appearance tickets.
§ 93-2 — Legislative intent.
§ 93-4 — Ex-officio members.
§ 93-5 — Limitations on membership.
§ 93-7 — Board member training, responsibilities and confidentiality.
§ 93-12 — Powers and duties - direct complaints.
§ 93-13 — Powers and duties - internal affairs complaints.
§ 93-17 — Power and duties - education and outreach.
§ 100-1 — Authority to establish.
§ 124-17 — Alarm and tape dialers not permitted to terminate at police, fire or public safety dispatch unit.
§ 124-20 — Testing of alarm systems or devices.
§ 124-21 — Restriction on liability of Police Department and City.
§ 128-6 — Building and operation requirements.
§ 128-9 — Inspections.
§ 164-3 — Reporting requirements.
§ 167-11 — Duties of other City officials.
§ 167-75 — Hearing and order.
§ 179-6 — Processing applications; issuance or denial.
§ 182-1 — Legislative intent.
§ 183-2 — Powers of Mayor with respect to public nuisances.
§ 183-16 — Additional powers of the Mayor with respect to residential property nuisances.
§ 192-2.1 — Curfew.
§ 192-40 — Penalties and enforcement.
§ 194-12 — Use of streets.
§ 203-5 — Records, reports and restrictions.
§ 216-4 — Records.
§ 217-5 — Records and reports.
§ 217-6 — Display of regulations and business sign.
§ 228-78 — Revocation or suspension of permit.
§ 236-6 — Fees; penalties for offenses.
§ 247-5 — Enforcement.
248-1B{3} — POLICE DEPARTMENT
§ 248-4 — Police to direct traffic.
§ 248-38 — Parking during or after snowfall.
§ 248-39 — Regulations for specific locations; skateboards.
§ 248-49 — Parking vehicles for purpose of sale, maintenance or storage.
§ 248-51 — Removal of vehicles in violation.
§ 248-52 — Removal of vehicles constituting hazards.
§ 248-53 — Removal of vehicles to facilitate ice and snow control.
§ 248-57 — Impounded vehicles; fine.
§ 248-58 — Parking in fire lanes and handicapped spaces on certain private properties.
§ 248-59 — Authorization.
§ 248-60 — Notice to owner.
§ 248-90 — Removal and storage.
§ 248-101 — Penalties for offenses; impoundment and redemption.
§ 248-101-b — Unclaimed vehicles; public auction.
264-101B{10} — DIRECTOR
§ 264-112 — Halfway houses.
§ DL-1 — Disposition of legislation.
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Police officer
§ C4-3 — Police officers.
§ 29-6 — Protection of the City interest; indemnification and defense of officers and employees.
§ 87-6.1 — Residency requirements.
§ 87-45 — Salary and compensation.
§ 87-46 — Health-care benefits.
§ 92-18 — Powers.
§ 92-26 — Expenses.
§ 92-27 — Powers.
§ 93-5 — Limitations on membership.
§ 93-7 — Board member training, responsibilities and confidentiality.
§ 131-21 — Auctioneer to exhibit license.
§ 144-7 — Unlawful behavior.
§ 144-10 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 144-19 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 159-5 — Penalties for offenses; authority to enforce.
§ 163-7 — Penalties for offenses.
§ 179-9 — Authority to inspect.
§ 182-7 — Filing of deposition or citizen complaints.
§ 186-40 — Authorization for park watchmen to issue appearance tickets.
§ 192-2.1 — Curfew.
§ 192-12 — Definitions; loitering; penalties for offenses.
§ 194-11 — Enforcement authority.
§ 210-9 — Inspection.
§ 216-10 — Reports to police.
248-1B{3} — POLICE DEPARTMENT
§ 248-8 — Emergency vehicles.
§ 248-20 — Driving through processions.
§ 248-35 — Applicability.
§ 248-44 — Obstructing traffic.
§ 248-50 — Restrictions in specified places.
§ 248-58.3 — Effect on police and other peace officers.
§ 248-75 — Report of violation.
§ 248-76 — Notice of violation.
§ 248-101 — Penalties for offenses; impoundment and redemption.
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Pollution
Ch 106 — Youth Advisory Board
Ch 121 — Air Pollution
§ 121-1 — Policy and purpose.
§ 121-3 — Powers and duties of Commissioner.
§ 121-5 — Fuel-burning equipment; contaminants.
§ 121-7 — Penalties for offenses; additional remedies.
§ 148-1 — Findings.
§ 148-2 — Purpose.
§ 148-4 — Applicability; exempt activities.
148-5{11} — NOTICE OF INTENT (NOI)
148-5{24} — STORMWATER MANAGEMENT OFFICER
148-5{25} — STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (SMPs)
§ 148-6 — Review and approval.
§ 148-7 — Stormwater pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) contents.
§ 148-9 — Contractor certification.
§ 148-10 — SWPPP review and amendment.
§ 148-19 — Purpose; intent.
148-20{1} — BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPs)
148-20{2} — CLEAN WATER ACT
148-20{16} — POLLUTANT
148-20{18} — SPECIAL CONDITIONS
148-20{19} — STATE POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (SPDES) STORMWATER DISCHARGE PERMIT
148-20{22} — 303(d) LIST
148-20{24} — TOTAL MAXIMUM DAILY LOAD
148-20{25} — WASTEWATER
§ 148-24 — Discharge prohibitions.
§ 148-27 — Prevention, control and reduction of stormwater pollutants.
§ 148-31 — Notification of spills.
§ 148-32 — Enforcement; penalties for offenses.
Ch 216 — Scrap Processors and Junk Peddlers
§ 220-5 — Purpose; policy.
220-6{1} — ACT or THE ACT
220-6{2} — APPROVAL AUTHORITY
220-6{4} — AVERAGE
220-6{8} — CATEGORICAL PRETREATMENT STANDARD or CATEGORICAL STANDARD
220-6{12} — COOLING WATER
220-6{13} — DAILY INDIRECT DISCHARGE
220-6{18} — FLASH POINT LIMITATION OF 140º F. OR 60º C.
220-6{22} — INDIRECT DISCHARGE
220-6{23} — INDUSTRIAL USER
220-6{26} — NATIONAL CATEGORICAL PRETREATMENT STANDARD or PRETREATMENT STANDARDS
220-6{27} — NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (NPDES) PERMIT
220-6{30} — NEW SOURCE
220-6{32} — PASS THROUGH
220-6{36} — POLLUTANT
220-6{37} — POLLUTION
220-6{40} — PRETREATMENT
220-6{47} — SPDES
220-6{53} — TOXIC POLLUTANT
§ 220-22 — Construction specifications.
§ 220-30 — Discharge of sewage to natural outlets.
§ 220-32 — Prohibited discharges.
§ 220-36 — Modification of federal standards.
§ 220-37 — Limitations.
§ 220-42 — New or increased discharges.
§ 220-42.2 — Notification of discharge of hazardous waste.
§ 220-44 — Permit required.
§ 220-45 — Application for permit.
§ 220-46 — Permit conditions.
§ 220-53 — Pretreatment.
§ 220-54 — Accidental discharge.
§ 220-57 — Analytical procedures.
§ 220-74 — Determination of pollutant concentration.
§ 220-75 — Resampling of pollutant concentration.
§ 220-80 — Enforcement.
§ 220-89 — Affirmative defenses.
§ 220-94 — Publication of users in significant noncompliance.
§ 232-3 — Quality of water.
§ 256-3 — General protection standards.
§ 256-5 — Zone III, General Aquifer Recharge Zone.
§ 264-51 — Purpose; intent.
264-53{5} — LIGHT POLLUTION
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Pools
§ 6-5 — Organization.
§ 93-3 — Membership.
§ 137-4 — Building permits.
Ch 138 Art XVII — (Reserved)
§ 148-24 — Discharge prohibitions.
167-6{43} — PUBLIC SPACE
§ 167-34 — Plumbing.
§ 167-46 — Open areas.
§ 192-20 — Bathing attire.
Ch 232 — Swimming Pools, Residential
§ 232-1 — Title.
232-2{1} — SWIMMING POOL
232-2{2} — WADING OR REFLECTING POOL
§ 232-3 — Quality of water.
§ 232-5 — Fences required for swimming pools.
§ 232-6 — Fences required for wading and reflecting pools.
§ 232-7 — Permit required.
§ 232-9 — Water rates for swimming pools within the City.
Ch 255 — Water
§ 255-75 — Water rates for swimming pools within City.
§ 255-78 — Protection.
264-2B{59} — GOLF COURSE
264-2B{106} — RECREATIONAL FACILITIES, PUBLIC
264-2B{127} — SWIMMING POOL
§ 264-21 — Planned Development Districts.
§ 264-29 — Accessory structures and uses.
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Porches
§ 138-31 — Unsafe structures due to vacancy.
§ 156-7.1 — Open fires.
§ 161-4 — Preparation and disposal of solid waste.
§ 167-25 — Access and vertical travel between stories.
§ 167-28 — Exterior protection.
§ 167-51.1 — Buildings to remain secured.
§ 210-8 — Application; standards; issuance; temporary certificate.
§ 228-1 — Use of streets and sidewalks in front of places of business.
§ 228-4 — Stoops, steps and other protrusions.
264-2B{51} — FLOOR AREA, GROSS
264-2B{78} — LOT COVERAGE
264-2B{143} — YARD, FRONT
264-2B{144} — YARD, REAR
§ 264-31 — Additional yard regulations.
§ 264-43 — Off-street design requirements; Schedule E, Minimum Parking Space and Aisle Dimensions.
§ 264-49 — Design standards.
264-49C{10} — PORTICO
§ 264-111 — Townhouses.
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Powers and duties
§ C4-1 — Public Safety Commissioner.
§ C5-7 — Building Code and Building Inspector.
C13-1B{3} — COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS
§ C13-2 — Provisions applicable to each form.
§ C13-3 — Government under Plan C.
§ 28-6 — Requisite vote.
§ 33-3 — Specific powers and duties.
§ 42-5 — Powers and duties of Superintendent and Assistant.
§ 48-1 — Purpose.
§ 48-4 — Use of municipal position for personal or private gain prohibited.
§ 48-8 — Investments in conflict with official duties.
§ 48-16 — Confidential information.
§ 48-18 — Board of Ethics.
§ 70-1 — Approval of act.
§ 86-1 — Operation and administration.
§ 91-3 — Statutory powers and duties.
§ 91-21 — Purpose; appointment; designation; powers and duties.
§ 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.
§ 97-5 — Powers and duties.
§ 99-2 — Powers and duties.
§ 109-5 — Powers and duties of Office.
§ 121-3 — Powers and duties of Commissioner.
§ 137-3 — Code Enforcement Officer; inspectors.
§ 138-34 — Plumbing Inspector: appointment, powers and duties.
§ 138-55 — Powers and duties.
§ 157-12 — Powers and duties of local administrator.
§ 167-10 — General powers and duties of the administrative official.
§ 192-34 — Property owners' responsibilities.
§ 214-19 — Exemptions.
§ 228-49 — Unsafe vaults.
§ 264-74 — Historic Commission.
§ 264-116 — Powers and duties.
§ 264-125 — Liability.
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Preliminary plans
§ 220-45 — Application for permit.
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Preliminary plats
§ 148-6 — Review and approval.
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Privies
§ 167-34 — Plumbing.
§ 220-8 — Use restricted.
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Privy
§ 167-34 — Plumbing.
§ 220-8 — Use restricted.
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Privy vaults
§ 167-34 — Plumbing.
§ 220-8 — Use restricted.
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Profanity
§ 93-13 — Powers and duties - internal affairs complaints.
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Prohibited uses
§ 264-1 — General purpose and intent.
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Public assemblies
§ 137-10 — Operating permits.
§ 137-12 — Firesafety and property maintenance inspections.
Ch 186 — Parks and Recreation
Ch 192 — Peace and Good Order
Ch 204 — Public Assembly Areas
§ 204-1 — Mandatory inspections.
§ 204-2 — Designation of qualified inspector.
§ 204-5 — Fees.
§ DL-1 — Disposition of legislation.
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Public Safety Committee
§ 28-27 — Standing committees.