327-1A{1}— ABANDONED VEHICLES Ch 379 Art I— Abandoned Vehicles

§ 1-25— Noncriminal disposition and penalties. Ch 67 Art IX— Commissioner of Abandoned or Neglected Burying Grounds § 67-58— Appointment, term and qualifications. § 67-60— Duties. § 67-61— Expenditure in excess of appropriations. 110-1{11}— FERAL/HOMELESS CAT 110-14B{8}— PUBLIC ANIMAL CONTROL AGENCY OR SHELTER § 154-1— Purpose and preamble. 154-2{5}— ENVIRONMENTALLY CRITICAL AREA § 154-7— Safety. 327-1A{1}— ABANDONED VEHICLES § 327-13— Litter and overgrowth. 334-2{13}— POLLUTANT Ch 338— Streets and Sidewalks Ch 379— Vehicles, Abandoned and Unregistered Ch 379 Art I— Abandoned Vehicles § 379-1— Enforcement. § 379-2— Violations and penalties. § 379-3— Authority to remove. Ch 385— Vehicles and Traffic 401-1{17}— REFUSE § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code.

§ 175-13— Electrical wiring fees.

§ 175-11— Accessory use structures and additions and alterations.

Ch 245 Art I— Adult Use of Marijuana 245-5{1}— CANNABIS CONTROL COMMISSION

§ C-23— Ordinances; publication 38-2{30}— POLITICAL CONTRIBUTION § 38-17— Municipal agent standards. Ch 42 Art V— Expense of Advertising Petitions § 42-22— Responsibility for expenses. § 82-9— Chief Procurement Officer to purchase or contract for supplies and services. § 82-11— Purchases of $5,000 or more; notices and competitive bids. § 82-13— Emergency purchases. § 82-23— Competitive sealed proposals for purchases of $10,000 or more. § 82-32— Notice of acceptance of bids; splitting or dividing contracts prohibited. § 82-33— Bid forms and requirements. § 82-47— Compliance determination. § 82-54— Municipal construction contracts. 110-1{5}— ANIMAL EXHIBITION 110-14B{5}— OFFER FOR SALE § 118-5— Construction and maintenance; permit application. § 140-13— Projecting marquees and signs. § 149-14— Lost money or property. § 175-15— Sign permits. 238-2{10}— REGISTRATION NUMBER § 247-1— License required; application procedures. § 275-4— Affixing items to poles or lampposts. § 327-4— Mandatory yard and leaf waste composting. § 327-13— Litter and overgrowth. § 336-5— Administration. § 338-57— Metal boxes, poles or signs; fees; flagpoles. § 385-8— Declaration of emergency. § 385-9— Issuance of temporary emergency regulations. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code.

§ 327-18— Establishment of program.

§ 73-3— Personnel Director powers and duties. § 73-15— Residency Compliance Commission. § 82-47— Compliance determination. § 82-51— Priority of ordinance.

§ C-44D— Official ballot; posting lists of candidates; drawing for position on ballot § 27-72— Acquisition of property for libraries. § 34-3— Powers and duties of Director. § 34-6— Auxiliary firemen and policemen; authority of police to aid other cities and towns. § 42-30— Revenue. § 67-63— Duties. 131-2{38}— TATTOOING § 131-10— Application for body art practitioner permit. § 131-11— Grounds for denial of permit; revocation of permit; refusal to renew permit. § 178-1— Bureau of Fire Prevention. 190-2{3}— STREET GANG MEMBER or GANG MEMBER § 245-4— Enforcement; violations and penalties. § 279-26— License application and issuance; fees; term. § 385-2— Deputy Traffic Engineer.

§ 334-7— Exemptions.

§ 327-30— Air pollution.

§ 27-77— Composition. § 27-90— Supervisor of the Fire Alarm. § 27-97— Tampering with fire alarm apparatus. Ch 100— Alarms Ch 100 Art I— Fire Alarm Systems; Fire Department Fees 100-1{1}— ALARM SYSTEM 100-1{2}— ALARM USER or USER 100-1{3}— CENTRAL STATION 100-1{4}— FALSE ALARM 100-1{7}— LOCAL SMOKE DETECTION SYSTEM § 100-3— Control of alarm systems. § 100-5— Testing of equipment. § 100-6— Violations enumerated; penalties. § 100-7— Fire Department fees. Ch 100 Art II— Security Alarms § 100-9— Purpose and intent. 100-10{1}— ALARM SYSTEM or SECURITY ALARM SYSTEM 100-10{2}— ALARM USER, USER or SECURITY ALARM USER 100-10{3}— CENTRAL STATION 100-10{4}— CENTRAL STATION OPERATING COMPANY 100-10{6}— FALSE ALARM 100-10{9}— LOCAL SMOKE DETECTION SYSTEM § 100-12— Alarm information list. § 100-13— Updating information. § 100-14— Control of alarm systems. § 100-15— Testing of equipment. § 100-16— Municipal charges lien. § 100-17— Restrictions on tape dialers and automatic telephone devices. § 100-18— Audible bells or horns. § 100-19— Appeal procedures. § 100-20— Enforcement; violations and penalties. § 118-9— Posting handbills and signs in public places restricted. § 175-13— Electrical wiring fees. Ch 178— Fire Prevention § 178-14— Smoke detectors. 178-14B(1){1}— ALARM AUDIBILITY 178-14B(1){3}— APPROVED DETECTOR § 178-17— Installation of key boxes on property protected by automatic alarm systems or fire sprinkler systems. § 208-4— Exemptions from fifteen-minute reporting requirement. § 235-3— License application; standards for issuance. Ch 259— Noise § 338-35— Digging up streets and sidewalks; repairing defects; indemnification of City; occupancy permits required; license required to do work; fees. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 1-25— Noncriminal disposition and penalties. § 105-13— Enforcement; violations and penalties. § 245-7— Department of Health and Human Services requirements. § 275-2— Alcoholic beverages. 316-2{1}— BAR 316-2{2}— BAR AREA OF A RESTAURANT 316-2{10}— POURING LICENSE 316-2{14}— RESTAURANT NIGHTCLUB § 316-5— Exceptions.

§ 175-13— Electrical wiring fees. § 327-16— Purpose and intent. 327-17{15}— RECYCLABLES or RECYCLABLE MATERIALS § 327-20— Collection of recyclable materials. 401-1{16}— RECYCLABLES 401-1{18}— RUBBISH

Ch 105— Amusements Ch 105 Art I— Temporary Outdoor Amusements § 105-2— License required. § 105-3— License application; fee. § 105-4— License qualifications and restrictions. § 105-5— Required insurance, inspections and approvals. Ch 105 Art II— Automatic Amusement Devices § 105-10— License fees. § 105-11— Authority to issue licenses; definition. § 105-12— Restrictions and conditions. § 105-13— Enforcement; violations and penalties. 157-2{3}— ESTABLISHMENT Ch 229— Licenses and Permits Ch 240— Loitering Ch 259— Noise § 259-7— Creation of noise at night. Ch 338— Streets and Sidewalks § 338-55— Playing in streets. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code.

285-3{6}— STRUCTURE

§ 1-25— Noncriminal disposition and penalties. Ch 110— Animals 110-1{1}— ADVISORY AND HEARING COMMITTEE 110-1{2}— ANIMAL 110-1{3}— ANIMAL CONTROL CENTER 110-1{4}— ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER 110-1{5}— ANIMAL EXHIBITION 110-1{6}— ANIMAL, DOMESTIC 110-1{7}— ANIMAL, LIVESTOCK 110-1{8}— ANIMAL, WILD 110-1{9}— COMMERCIAL ANIMAL ESTABLISHMENT 110-1{10}— DANGEROUS DOG 110-1{12}— GROOMING SHOP 110-1{14}— LICENSING AUTHORITY 110-1{15}— NUISANCE DOG 110-1{16}— OWNER 110-1{17}— SECURE ENCLOSURE 110-1{18}— ZOOLOGICAL PARK § 110-2— Licensing and rabies vaccination. § 110-3— Permits for commercial animal establishments; kennels; limits on number of dogs. § 110-4— License and permit issuance, suspension and revocation; illegal kennels. § 110-5— Restraint and control of animals; public nuisances; barking dogs. § 110-6— Impoundment. § 110-7— Sterilization. § 110-8— Animal care standards. § 110-9— Chief Animal Control Officer; Animal Control Officers; Advisory and Hearing Committee. § 110-10— Dangerous dogs and nuisance dogs. § 110-11— Animal waste. § 110-12— Wild animals; livestock animals. § 110-13— Warnings; notices of violation; issuance of citations; appeals. § 110-14— Prohibition on the sale of dogs, cats and rabbits by pet shops. 110-14B{1}— ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER 110-14B{2}— ANIMAL RESCUE GROUP 110-14B{7}— PET SHOP 110-14B{8}— PUBLIC ANIMAL CONTROL AGENCY OR SHELTER 110-14B{10}— SELL § 131-5— Operation of body art establishments. 218-2{3}— BUILDING § 259-2— Scope. § 300-13— Licenses to clean private disposal systems. § 300-24— Prohibited discharges. 327-1A{2}— ANIMAL WASTE 327-1A{7}— DEAD ANIMALS 327-1A{9}— GARBAGE § 327-6— Collection of bulk waste. 334-2{13}— POLLUTANT 338-46A{3}— PARADE 401-1{7}— GARBAGE 401-1{17}— REFUSE § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 49-6— Forest Park Heights Historic District. § 49-7— McKnight Historic District. § 49-8— Lower Maple Historic District. § 49-9— Ridgewood Historic District. § 49-10— Maple Hill Historic District. § 49-11— Our Lady of Hope District. § 49-12— Immaculate Conception Historic District. § 49-14— Colony Hills Historic District. § 175-5— Other structures and temporary structures.

§ 16-82— Severability. § 42-8— Custody and use. § 110-10— Dangerous dogs and nuisance dogs. 157-2{8}— PUBLIC PLACE § 175-12— Plumbing and gas piping permits. § 178-14— Smoke detectors. 178-14B(1){2}— APARTMENT HOUSE § 182-6— Confidentiality in mediation. § 235-3— License application; standards for issuance. § 238-9— Severability. § 248-6— Severability. § 259-7— Creation of noise at night. 327-5C{14}— RESIDENTIAL UNIT 327-17{10}— MULTIFAMILY BUILDING 401-1{10}— HOMEOWNER

§ C-9— Plan A, B, C, D or E; proceeding after filing of petition; submission to electorate § C-9B— Plan F; proceeding after filing of petition; submission to electorate § 1-25— Noncriminal disposition and penalties. 16-80{1}— MUNICIPAL BOARD, COMMISSION, AND COMMITTEE § 27-46— Restrictions on employees. 38-2{1}— ACT TO COMMUNICATE DIRECTLY WITH A COVERED CITY OFFICIAL TO INFLUENCE A DECISION CONCERNING POLICY, PERMITTING OR PROCUREMENT 38-2{10}— CITY EMPLOYEE and CITY OFFICIAL § 38-25— Duties and powers of Ethics Commission. § 42-18— Collection of lien. Ch 78 Art III— Board of Appeals § 78-9— Establishment. § 78-10— Composition; appointment, term and qualifications of members and associate members; meetings. § 78-11— Removal of members; vacancies; designation of associate members. § 78-12— Officers and employees. § 78-13— Authority to act under building and zoning ordinances. § 78-14— Powers and duties. § 100-19— Appeal procedures. § 110-6— Impoundment. § 110-10— Dangerous dogs and nuisance dogs. § 110-13— Warnings; notices of violation; issuance of citations; appeals. Ch 140 Art II— Standards; Board of Appeals; Building and Fire Districts § 140-11— Board of Appeals appointment and membership. § 175-18— Board of Appeals. § 175-25— Technical fee. § 178-9— Appeals. § 229-4— Evidence; use of findings. § 235-4— Denial or revocation of license; appeals. § 245-7— Department of Health and Human Services requirements. § 285-6— Procedures for demolition. § 300-67— Classification and abatement. § 316-10— Appeals. § 327-5— Automated refuse collection. § 334-10— Enforcement. § 336-5— Administration. § 355-16— Noncompliance. § 368-8— Violations and penalties. § 385-46— Notice of liability enforcement system. § 385-48— Collection of penalties. § 401-9— Appeals. § 417-8— Coordination with other boards.

§ 175-18— Board of Appeals.

§ C-25— Employees in mayor's office not subject to civil service § C-26— Vacancies in office of mayor or city council; acting mayor § C-32— Superintendent of schools; election; appointment of other school employees. § C-52— Appointments of employees by mayor without confirmation § C-53— Certificate of appointment § C-54— Removal of officials; exceptions Ch 5 Art I— Election or Appointment of Officers § 5-1— Time of election or appointment. § 5-2— Term of office. § 10-1— Organizational meeting of Board of Assessors; availability to public. § 16-4— Appointment and terms of members; meetings. § 16-7— Appointment and terms of members. § 16-9— Establishment; appointment and term; salary. § 16-13— Establishment; appointment and compensation; terms of office. § 16-16— Establishment; members; terms of office. § 16-19— Establishment; membership; terms of office; compensation. § 16-23— Establishment; membership; function. § 16-28— Composition and compensation. § 16-31— Appointment, terms of office; conditions of employment. § 16-33— Membership and qualifications. § 16-35— Establishment; organization; function. § 16-36— Powers and duties; meetings. § 16-37— Establishment; appointment and composition. § 16-38— Meetings and minutes. § 16-41— Establishment. § 16-42— Terms of office. § 16-53— Establishment; officers; powers. § 16-59— Board established; appointment and number of members. § 16-60— Terms of office. § 16-61— Qualifications of members. § 16-62— Filling vacancies; compensation. § 16-65— Management and control of members and signal system. § 16-74— Membership. § 16-75— Term of office. Ch 16 Art XXI— Appointment Postings, Vacancy Announcements and Applications § 16-79— Purpose. 16-80{1}— MUNICIPAL BOARD, COMMISSION, AND COMMITTEE § 16-81— Requirements. § 27-2— Head of Department; appointment. § 27-3— Qualifications of Solicitor. § 27-13— Deputy City Solicitor; Associate City Solicitors; Labor Relations Director. § 27-14— Assistant City Solicitors. § 27-20— Supervision and control. § 27-26— Authority of Police Superintendent. § 27-32— Appointment of employees. § 27-40— Commissioner of Code Enforcement. § 27-41— Assistant Commissioner of Code Enforcement. § 27-42— Housing Code Deputy Director; inspection of rental dwellings. § 27-43— Sealer of Weights and Measures. § 27-45— Employees. § 27-49— Human Services Director. § 27-51— Human Services Board. § 27-55— Vacancy in office of Director. § 27-57— Supervisor of Graves. § 27-58— Divisions and persons in charge thereof. § 27-59— Director. § 27-60— Authority of Traffic Engineer and Bureau of Traffic Engineering transferred to Director of Public Works. § 27-61— Qualifications of Traffic Engineer. § 27-65— Divisions and persons in charge thereof. § 27-66— Director. § 27-68— Establishment; composition; appointment, term and number of Board members. § 27-69— Qualifications for members. § 27-77— Composition. § 27-78— Appointment of members. § 27-83— Officers to act during absence or disability of Fire Commissioner. § 27-85— Records of members; new members. § 27-101— Director of Labor Relations; appointment and removal, duties and oath. § 27-102— Composition. § 27-106— Dispatch Director; Dispatch Advisory Committee. § 27-112— Director. § 27-113— Composition. § 27-119— Appointment, term, qualifications and requirements of CAFO. § 27-120— Selection of CAFO. § 27-121— Powers and duties of CAFO; violations and penalties. § 27-123— Composition; appropriations; cooperation of other departments required. § 34-2— Director; appointment, term, removal and compensation. § 34-3— Powers and duties of Director. § 34-9— Establishment; composition. § 34-10— Terms of office. 38-2{3}— APPOINTED OFFICIAL § 38-8— Interest in City business. § 38-9— Conferring benefits to others; employment of immediate family. § 38-22— Financial statements. § 38-24— Ethics Commission. § 38-26— Violations and penalties. § 38-29— Distribution of chapter; training provisions; City website links. § 42-4— Payrolls to be sworn to by department heads. § 42-24— Loan committee. § 49-1— Establishment; membership. § 61-3— Special meetings. § 67-1— Assistant City Clerk. § 67-2— Annual review. § 67-4— Position established; responsibilities; appointment; term; oath. § 67-5— Qualifications. § 67-11— Appointment and term; oath; qualifications. § 67-18— Disability or vacancy in office. § 67-22— Appointment and term; oath; qualifications. § 67-31— Deputy Comptroller. § 67-52— Appointment; term. § 67-54— Delivery of notifications and summonses; notice of meetings. § 67-56— Qualifications, appointment and term. § 67-58— Appointment, term and qualifications. § 67-59— Vacancies. § 67-62— Appointment of City Physician and assistant; terms. § 67-66— Appointment and term. § 67-68— Position established; appointment. § 67-69— Term of office; vacancies; removal. § 67-70— Qualifications. § 67-71— Authority. § 67-80— Appointment; duties. § 73-1— Establishment and composition. § 73-2— Personnel Director qualifications and appointment. § 73-3— Personnel Director powers and duties. § 73-6— Power to make appointments. § 73-12— Board and commission members. § 73-15— Residency Compliance Commission. § 73-35— Conversion upon retirement or death. § 73-36— Non-collective bargaining personnel. § 73-39.1— Cancer screening. § 73-52— Establishment and administration. § 73-53— Implementation and restrictions. § 78-2— Composition; appointment and terms of members; vacancies. § 78-8— Planning Director. § 78-10— Composition; appointment, term and qualifications of members and associate members; meetings. § 78-11— Removal of members; vacancies; designation of associate members. § 82-2— Chief Procurement Officer. § 82-3— Assistant Chief Procurement Officer. § 82-4— Bonds; vacancy in office of Chief Procurement Officer; oaths. 82-45{5}— CONTRACTOR 82-45{13}— SPRINGFIELD RESPONSIBLE EMPLOYER ORDINANCE MONITORING COMMITTEE 110-1{1}— ADVISORY AND HEARING COMMITTEE § 110-9— Chief Animal Control Officer; Animal Control Officers; Advisory and Hearing Committee. § 118-9— Posting handbills and signs in public places restricted. § 123-5— Administrative requirements. § 140-9— Electrical wiring. § 140-11— Board of Appeals appointment and membership. § 175-16— Other permit items. § 178-1— Bureau of Fire Prevention. 285-9{10}— OWNER § 300-27— Industrial wastewaters containing metals. § 300-67— Classification and abatement. § 327-6— Collection of bulk waste. 336-4{8}— OWNER § 338-20— Sidewalks. § 338-31— Conditions of permit to disturb street surface. § 379-1— Enforcement. § 385-1— Traffic Commission. § 385-2— Deputy Traffic Engineer. § 390-7— Taxi and Livery Commission. § 405-1— Water Department officers. § A450-1— List of Special Acts and resolves. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 1-25— Noncriminal disposition and penalties. § 27-59— Director. § 300-24— Prohibited discharges. § 327-5— Automated refuse collection. 401-1{17}— REFUSE

§ C-24— Adoption of plan; effect on obligations, taxes and legal acts § C-30— Purchase or taking of land § 1-14— Ordinances saved from repeal. § 10-3— Division of City into districts. § 10-4— Time for assessments and filing of warrant with Auditor. § 27-118— Financial information. § 38-8— Interest in City business. § 38-15— Registration of lobbyists. § 38-17— Municipal agent standards. § 38-22— Financial statements. § 42-15— Purpose and intent. § 42-17— When effective. § 42-26— Operating procedures. § 42-30— Revenue. § 42-33— Financial reserve. § 67-28— Requests for information; annual reporting. § 82-16— Obsolete, surplus and scrap materials. § 100-3— Control of alarm systems. § 100-6— Violations enumerated; penalties. § 100-7— Fire Department fees. § 100-12— Alarm information list. § 100-13— Updating information. § 100-14— Control of alarm systems. § 100-15— Testing of equipment. § 100-16— Municipal charges lien. § 100-17— Restrictions on tape dialers and automatic telephone devices. § 100-20— Enforcement; violations and penalties. § 100-21— Payment deadlines and penalties. § 110-13— Warnings; notices of violation; issuance of citations; appeals. § 143-4— Numbering at expense of owner or occupant. 154-2{11}— SFPC § 154-4— Maintenance and upkeep. § 175-2— Special fees. § 175-24— Application fees. § 175-25— Technical fee. § 175-26— Public hearing fee. § 182-5— Scope of mediation program. § 201-10— Removal of graffiti by property owner or City. § 201-12— Trust fund. § 229-1— Purpose. § 229-2— List of parties with taxes, fees or charges due. § 229-4— Evidence; use of findings. § 265-7— Enforcement; violations and penalties. 285-9{10}— OWNER § 300-6— Reference to Board of Public Works; consent for sewers or drains outside of streets. § 300-9— Connection of private sewer to public sewer or private drain to public drain. § 300-26— Actions in cases of polluted discharges. § 300-30— Measurement, testing and analysis of industrial wastewaters. § 300-56— Violations and penalties. Ch 300 Pt 2— Assessments and User Charges 300-57{14}— TOTAL ABUTTER FRONTAGE Ch 300 Pt 2 Art XIII— Assessments for Sanitary Sewers § 300-58— Calculations and method of assessments for new public sewers. § 300-59— Project costs to be paid by City. § 300-60— Capacity charge to be paid by commercial and industrial users. § 300-61— Wastewater service from municipal sewer. § 300-62— Methods of payment. § 300-63— Exemptions and reductions in assessments under special cases. § 300-64— Deferment of payment of assessments. Ch 300 Pt 2 Art XIV— Assessments for Drains § 300-66— Applicability. § 300-67— Classification and abatement. § 300-70— Authority to collect charges and payments. § 327-5— Automated refuse collection. § 327-15— Shopping carts. § 334-10— Enforcement. § 338-2— Temporary repairs of private ways. § 338-8— Estimate of damages, costs and betterments. § 338-12— Notification of Board; action on assessments. § 338-14— Determination as to whether assessments should be made; notice as to completion of work. § 338-15— Lists of assessments. § 338-20— Sidewalks. § 338-62— Minor temporary repairs. § 338-63— Major temporary repairs. § 338-64— Assessments. § 355-5— Purpose and intent; restrictions on action of Treasurer during term of agreement. § 355-12— Purpose and intent; restrictions on action of Treasurer during term of agreement. § 355-19— Eligibility requirements. § 368-8— Violations and penalties. § 385-45— Offenses; determination of responsibility. § 385-47— Violations and penalties. § 390-11— Hailing, cruising, standing and waiting of taxicabs and TNC vehicles. § 390-15— Application for licenses and medallions. § 405-6— Assessments. § 417-6— Applications and permits; requests for determination. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code.

§ C-16— Primaries and caucuses prohibited § C-52— Appointments of employees by mayor without confirmation § C-54— Removal of officials; exceptions Ch 10— Assessors § 10-1— Organizational meeting of Board of Assessors; availability to public. § 10-3— Division of City into districts. § 10-4— Time for assessments and filing of warrant with Auditor. § 10-5— Report of abatements. § 10-6— Compensation. § 27-116— Establishment; responsibilities. § 27-117— Responsibilities and duties. § 27-121— Powers and duties of CAFO; violations and penalties. 38-2{10}— CITY EMPLOYEE and CITY OFFICIAL § 42-19— Unpaid liens. § 42-21— Abatement. § 42-30— Revenue. 218-2{8}— PREFERABLY PRESERVED BUILDING § 285-5— Repairs and other corrective actions; recovery of costs. § 355-1— Purpose and intent. § 355-2— Authority. § 355-3— Scope and details of agreements. § 355-25— Documentation and recordkeeping. § 417-7— Notice and hearing. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code.

§ 213-6— Administration and enforcement.

§ 201-13— Indemnification; enforcement; liability; violations and penalties; collection of payments. § 265-4— Indemnification. § 265-8— Revocation or suspension of permits. § 265-9— Revocation or suspension notice and hearing.