§ 140-10— Buildings near former or active dump sites. 154-2{5}— ENVIRONMENTALLY CRITICAL AREA § 327-16— Purpose and intent. § 327-20— Collection of recyclable materials.

§ 259-12— Violations and penalties. § 304-8— Violations and penalties.

§ 49-1— Establishment; membership. § 311-8— Prohibitions; exceptions; grant of written permission. § 334-7— Exemptions. § 338-58— Outdoor seating.

§ 1-25— Noncriminal disposition and penalties. § 140-7— State Lead Poisoning and Control Code adopted and incorporated by reference; violations and penalties.

§ 327-4— Mandatory yard and leaf waste composting. § 327-16— Purpose and intent.

§ 110-5— Restraint and control of animals; public nuisances; barking dogs. § 110-10— Dangerous dogs and nuisance dogs.

§ 38-22— Financial statements. § 73-3— Personnel Director powers and duties. § 73-44— Incentive leave.

§ C-2— Authorization to adopt a plan of government § 1-14— Ordinances saved from repeal. § 25-2— Expenditure limitations. § 25-5— Authorized revolving funds. § 27-33— Indemnification of police officers for damages. § 27-73— Annual report. § 27-126— Expenditures in excess of appropriations; personal liability. § 42-33— Financial reserve. § 42-37— Financial responsibilities of departments. § 67-29— Notice of exhaustion of appropriation. § 67-63— Duties. § 73-53— Implementation and restrictions. § 82-50— Penalties and enforcement. § 82-54— Municipal construction contracts. § 110-6— Impoundment. § 118-1— Business of hanging awnings. § 118-6— Bond required. § 118-9— Posting handbills and signs in public places restricted. § 140-1— State Building Code adopted and incorporated by reference; violations and penalties. § 140-2— State Sanitary Code adopted and incorporated by reference; violations and penalties. § 140-3— State standards for food establishments adopted and incorporated by reference; violations and penalties. § 140-4— State Plumbers and Gas Fitters Code adopted and incorporated by reference; violations and penalties. § 140-5— State Electrical Code adopted and incorporated by reference; violations and penalties. § 140-6— State Fire Safety Code adopted and incorporated by reference; violations and penalties. § 140-7— State Lead Poisoning and Control Code adopted and incorporated by reference; violations and penalties. § 140-8— State standards for swimming pools adopted and incorporated by reference; violations and penalties. § 140-13— Projecting marquees and signs. § 201-10— Removal of graffiti by property owner or City. § 201-13— Indemnification; enforcement; liability; violations and penalties; collection of payments. 238-2{6}— OPERATOR § 265-3— Procedure for obtaining permits. § 265-4— Indemnification. § 265-8— Revocation or suspension of permits. § 285-7— Violations and penalties. § 285-10— Registration of vacant and/or foreclosed residential properties; maintenance requirements. § 285-13— Expenses. § 300-14— Installation, maintenance, repair or replacement charges. § 300-56— Violations and penalties. § 322-5— Throwing snow and ice into streets. § 327-12— City not liable for damages. § 327-20— Collection of recyclable materials. § 327-21— Private haulers. § 338-2— Temporary repairs of private ways. § 338-31— Conditions of permit to disturb street surface. § 338-32— Revocation of authority; substitute location. § 338-34— Sidewalk sales. § 338-35— Digging up streets and sidewalks; repairing defects; indemnification of City; occupancy permits required; license required to do work; fees. § 338-38— Scattering nails, tacks or glass. § 338-51— Moving buildings through streets. § 338-57— Metal boxes, poles or signs; fees; flagpoles. § 338-58— Outdoor seating. § 338-65— Liability. § 347-5— Violations and penalties. § 355-17— Authority. § 385-46— Notice of liability enforcement system. § 385-48— Collection of penalties. § 385-49— Scope of regulations and liability. § 390-3— Requirements; fees. § 390-24— Accidents. § 401-3— License required; qualifications; application; issuance. § 401-6— Disposal of waste and bulk waste; liability for violations. § A450-1— List of Special Acts and resolves.

§ 16-37— Establishment; appointment and composition. Ch 27 Art X— Library Department and Board of Library Commissioners § 27-67— Purpose. § 27-68— Establishment; composition; appointment, term and number of Board members. § 27-69— Qualifications for members. § 27-71— Management and control of library system. § 27-72— Acquisition of property for libraries. § 27-74— Composition of Department. § 27-75— Seniority and tenure of employees transferring from Springfield Library and Museum Association. § 27-76— Annual City appropriations; contracts for library services. 38-2{10}— CITY EMPLOYEE and CITY OFFICIAL § 49-5— Quadrangle-Mattoon Street Historic District. 100-1{2}— ALARM USER or USER 316-2{12}— PUBLIC PLACE § A450-1— List of Special Acts and resolves. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code.

§ 16-37— Establishment; appointment and composition. Ch 27 Art X— Library Department and Board of Library Commissioners § 27-67— Purpose. § 27-68— Establishment; composition; appointment, term and number of Board members. § 27-69— Qualifications for members. § 27-71— Management and control of library system. § 27-72— Acquisition of property for libraries. § 27-74— Composition of Department. § 27-75— Seniority and tenure of employees transferring from Springfield Library and Museum Association. § 27-76— Annual City appropriations; contracts for library services. 38-2{10}— CITY EMPLOYEE and CITY OFFICIAL § 49-5— Quadrangle-Mattoon Street Historic District. 100-1{2}— ALARM USER or USER 316-2{12}— PUBLIC PLACE § A450-1— List of Special Acts and resolves. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code.

§ 1-14— Ordinances saved from repeal. § 1-25— Noncriminal disposition and penalties. § 16-20— Powers and duties. § 16-52— Annual report and recommendations. § 16-53— Establishment; officers; powers. 16-80{1}— MUNICIPAL BOARD, COMMISSION, AND COMMITTEE § 25-5— Authorized revolving funds. § 27-40— Commissioner of Code Enforcement. § 27-44— Supervision; permits and records. § 27-59— Director. § 27-99— Vehicles obstructing private ways furnishing access for fire apparatus. § 27-106— Dispatch Director; Dispatch Advisory Committee. § 27-108— Licenses. § 27-118— Financial information. 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 38-2{27}— MUNICIPAL AGENT 38-2{29}— POLICY § 38-6— Use of City-owned property. § 38-9— Conferring benefits to others; employment of immediate family. § 38-10— Prohibited acts by Mayor or members of City Council. § 38-13— Income of City Councilors, School Committee members and commission members from individuals and entities which appear before them; duty to disclose. § 38-16— Agreements to influence decisions prohibited. § 38-20— Exemptions. § 38-26— Violations and penalties. § 42-25— Loans. § 42-30— Revenue. § 42-32— Capital planning. § 42-33— Financial reserve. § 42-35— Cash management. § 42-37— Financial responsibilities of departments. § 42-38— Grants. § 67-3— Fees. § 67-6— Powers and duties. § 67-9— Policies regarding financial responsibilities of departments. § 67-42— Security of records. § 73-39.1— Cancer screening. § 73-51— Purpose and intent. § 82-14— Establishment of standards and specifications. § 82-33— Bid forms and requirements. 82-45{12}— SPRINGFIELD RESIDENT § 100-7— Fire Department fees. § 100-21— Payment deadlines and penalties. Ch 105— Amusements § 105-2— License required. § 105-3— License application; fee. § 105-4— License qualifications and restrictions. § 105-5— Required insurance, inspections and approvals. § 105-6— License contents. § 105-7— License display. § 105-8— Wiring. § 105-9— Violations and penalties. § 105-10— License fees. § 105-11— Authority to issue licenses; definition. § 105-12— Restrictions and conditions. § 105-13— Enforcement; violations and penalties. 110-1{14}— LICENSING AUTHORITY § 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. § 110-8— Animal care standards. § 110-10— Dangerous dogs and nuisance dogs. § 110-12— Wild animals; livestock animals. § 110-13— Warnings; notices of violation; issuance of citations; appeals. Ch 115— Auctions and Auctioneers § 115-1— Permit required; term. § 115-2— Exceptions to permit requirement. § 115-3— Application form; permit conditions; denial. § 115-4— Permit fee. § 118-1— Business of hanging awnings. § 118-4— Permits. § 118-5— Construction and maintenance; permit application. § 118-6— Bond required. § 118-7— Suspension or revocation of permits. § 118-9— Posting handbills and signs in public places restricted. § 123-6— Department of Public Health permits and inspections. § 123-8— Violations and penalties. Ch 131— Body Art Establishments 131-2{2}— APPLICANT 131-2{6}— BODY ART 131-2{7}— BODY ART ESTABLISHMENT or ESTABLISHMENT 131-2{8}— BODY ART PRACTITIONER or PRACTITIONER 131-2{27}— PERMIT 131-2{29}— PHYSICIAN § 131-3— Exemptions. § 131-5— Operation of body art establishments. § 131-7— Injury reports. § 131-9— Application for body art establishment permit; fee; transferability of permit. § 131-10— Application for body art practitioner permit. § 131-11— Grounds for denial of permit; revocation of permit; refusal to renew permit. § 131-12— Grounds for suspension of permit. § 131-13— Hearing procedures. § 131-15— Enforcement; violations and penalties. Ch 140— Building Construction § 140-9— Electrical wiring. § 140-10— Buildings near former or active dump sites. § 140-13— Projecting marquees and signs. Ch 149— Buses § 149-1— License required. § 149-2— License application. § 149-3— Route to be specified in license. § 149-5— Signature and approval of license. § 149-6— Obligation to carry passengers. § 149-8— Standing for business. § 149-11— Entry by passengers. § 149-12— Riding on outer parts of bus. § 149-13— Prohibited acts of operators. § 149-15— Smoking; violations and penalties. § 154-3— Community gardening regulations. § 154-5— Identifying and securing City-owned land. § 154-6— Land use. § 157-3— Offenses. § 157-6— Violations and penalties. § 172-5— Permit required; permit granting authority; compliance with state and federal regulations. § 172-6— Permits for work on privately owned land. § 172-7— Fees. § 172-9— Effective date. Ch 175 Art I— Building Permit Fees § 175-1— Payment required for issuance of permits and certificates. § 175-2— Special fees. § 175-3— New construction and additions to buildings other than one- and two-family dwellings. § 175-4— Alterations and repairs for other than one- and two-family dwellings. § 175-5— Other structures and temporary structures. § 175-6— Open buildings. § 175-7— Moving of buildings. § 175-8— Demolition of buildings and structures. § 175-9— One- and two-family dwellings and mobile homes. § 175-10— Major alterations and repairs to one- and two-family dwellings and mobile homes. § 175-11— Accessory use structures and additions and alterations. § 175-12— Plumbing and gas piping permits. § 175-13— Electrical wiring fees. § 175-14— Fire-extinguishing equipment. § 175-15— Sign permits. § 175-16— Other permit items. § 175-17— Permit fees not covered. § 175-20— Crude petroleum, explosive or inflammable liquids. § 175-21— License fee. § 175-22— Payment in advance. § 175-25— Technical fee. § 178-4— Gasoline stations. § 178-13— Limitations on fireworks or pyrotechnics. § 182-6— Confidentiality in mediation. § 182-8— Administration of mediation program. § 184-1— License required. § 184-2— Qualifications of licensee. § 184-3— Duration of license. § 184-4— Record of name and place of business. § 184-5— Fee. § 184-6— Revocation of license. § 184-7— Exhibiting license. § 201-2— Prohibited conduct. § 201-10— Removal of graffiti by property owner or City. § 201-11— Utilities and encroachments. § 201-13— Indemnification; enforcement; liability; violations and penalties; collection of payments. § 208-4— Exemptions from fifteen-minute reporting requirement. § 208-7— Violations and penalties. 218-2{1}— APPLICANT 218-2{4}— BUILDING COMMISSIONER 218-2{7}— DEMOLITION PERMIT § 218-3— Procedure; applicability. § 218-4— Exemptions. Ch 229— Licenses and Permits § 229-1— Purpose. § 229-2— List of parties with taxes, fees or charges due. § 229-3— Denial, revocation or suspension for failure to pay taxes, fees or charges. § 229-4— Evidence; use of findings. § 229-5— Payment agreements; failure to comply. § 229-7— Exemptions. Ch 235— Lodging and Rooming Houses § 235-2— License required; fee; term. § 235-3— License application; standards for issuance. § 235-4— Denial or revocation of license; appeals. § 235-5— Enforcement; violations and penalties. 238-2{9}— PROOF OF PRIMARY RESIDENCE § 238-4— Ineligible and exempt residential units. § 238-5— Requirements for the operation of short-term rentals. § 238-6— Registration and inspection. § 245-3— Marijuana sales to persons under minimum legal sales age prohibited. 245-5{1}— CANNABIS CONTROL COMMISSION 245-5{2}— MARIJUANA CULTIVATOR 245-5{3}— MARIJUANA ESTABLISHMENT 245-5{5}— MARIJUANA PRODUCT MANUFACTURER 245-5{6}— MARIJUANA RETAILER 245-5{7}— MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITY 245-5{8}— MARIJUANA TRANSPORTER § 245-6— Marijuana establishment requirements. § 245-7— Department of Health and Human Services requirements. § 245-8— Reporting requirements. Ch 247— Massage Businesses § 247-1— License required; application procedures. § 247-2— Issuance of license. § 247-3— License fee; term. § 247-4— Modification, revocation or suspension of license. § 247-6— Violations and penalties. § 259-2— Scope. § 259-3— Exemptions. § 259-6— Construction hours. § 259-7— Creation of noise at night. § 259-12— Violations and penalties. § 265-1— Purpose; scope of approvals. 265-2{5}— VALET PARKING OPERATOR 265-2{6}— VALET PARKING PERMIT § 265-3— Procedure for obtaining permits. § 265-4— Indemnification. § 265-5— Procedure for obtaining parking spaces; fees; one-day permits. § 265-6— Permit required; operating requirements. § 265-7— Enforcement; violations and penalties. § 265-8— Revocation or suspension of permits. § 265-9— Revocation or suspension notice and hearing. Ch 270— Pawnbrokers and Junk Dealers § 270-1— Pawnbroker's licenses; fee. § 270-2— Junk and secondhand dealer's licenses. § 270-3— Records of purchases. § 270-10— Purchase of certain items prohibited; violations and penalties. § 270-11— Moratorium. § 275-2— Alcoholic beverages. Ch 279— Peddling and Soliciting § 279-1— License required for peddlers of food; fee. § 279-2— Recording name and residence. § 279-4— Numbers and badges; violations and penalties. § 279-5— Number plates on vehicles. § 279-6— Certificate of Sealer of Weights and Measures; false weights and measures. § 279-7— Exhibition of license on demand. § 279-8— Licenses issued by commonwealth. § 279-9— Revocation of license. § 279-11— License required. § 279-12— License duration. § 279-13— Fees. § 279-14— Record of name and place of business. § 279-16— Number plates on vehicles. § 279-17— Exhibition of license on demand. § 279-18— Exemptions. § 279-19— Licenses issued by commonwealth. § 279-20— Revocation of license. § 279-21— License required; exceptions. § 279-22— License application; fee. § 279-23— License duration. § 279-24— Licenses for temporary transient business. § 279-25— Licenses required; definition. § 279-26— License application and issuance; fees; term. § 279-27— Exhibition of license; violations and penalties. § 279-28— License not transferable. § 279-29— License revocation. § 279-30— Street, sidewalk and tree belt use. § 279-31— Tag sales exempted. § 279-37— Violations and penalties; enforcement. § 279-38— License required. § 279-40— Qualification of licensee. § 279-41— Duration of license. § 279-42— Fees. § 279-43— Exhibition of license on demand. § 279-44— Licenses issued by commonwealth. § 279-45— Revocation of license. § 279-46— Violations and penalties; enforcement. 285-9{13}— VACANT 300-1{21}— INTERFERE 300-1{22}— LICENSED CONTRACTOR 300-1{25}— PASS-THROUGH § 300-3— Performance of excavations and connections. § 300-9— Connection of private sewer to public sewer or private drain to public drain. § 300-11— Permits. § 300-12— License required to install or repair. § 300-13— Licenses to clean private disposal systems. § 300-18— Construction requirements. § 300-19— Depth of building sewer. § 300-21— Connection to public sewer. § 300-26— Actions in cases of polluted discharges. § 300-36— Discharge permit required. § 300-37— Modification of permit; violations; conflicts; term; transfer. § 300-38— Modification, suspension or revocation of permits. § 300-39— New pretreatment standards. § 300-42— Authorized representatives. § 300-44— Record confidentiality. § 300-47— Permit fees. § 300-48— Protection from damage; violations and penalties. § 300-49— Power and authority of inspectors. § 300-50— Powers and duties with respect to sewers, drains, and wastewater treatment. § 300-52— Transportation without license. § 300-54— Charges for removal. § 300-55— Stopping or preventing discharges. § 300-61— Wastewater service from municipal sewer. § 300-66— Applicability. § 311-8— Prohibitions; exceptions; grant of written permission. § 311-9— Enforcement; violations and penalties. 316-2{1}— BAR 316-2{7}— FOOD SERVICE PERMIT 316-2{8}— FOOD SERVICE PERMIT HOLDER 316-2{10}— POURING LICENSE 316-2{12}— PUBLIC PLACE 316-2{14}— RESTAURANT NIGHTCLUB 316-2{17}— SEATING CAPACITY § 316-4— Prohibited locations. § 316-5— Exceptions. § 316-6— Conflict with other laws or ordinances. § 322-5— Throwing snow and ice into streets. § 327-13— Litter and overgrowth. § 327-14— Unregistered motor vehicles. Ch 327 Art III— Licensing and Registration of Garbage Transporters § 327-24— License contents; recording. § 327-25— Violations and penalties; revocation of license. § 327-30— Air pollution. 334-2{6}— ILLICIT CONNECTION 334-2{7}— ILLICIT DISCHARGE 334-2{10}— NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (NPDES) STORMWATER DISCHARGE PERMIT 334-2{12}— PERSON 334-2{17}— SURFACE WATER DISCHARGE PERMIT § 334-7— Exemptions. § 334-10— Enforcement. § 336-3— Compatibility with other permit and ordinance requirements. 336-4{9}— PERSON 336-4{14}— STORMWATER AUTHORITY 336-4{16}— STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PERMIT (SMP) § 336-5— Administration. § 336-6— Applicability. § 336-7— Permit procedures and performance standards. § 336-8— Enforcement. § 336-9— Severability. § 338-28— Duration of permit; continuance of work. § 338-29— Permission to remove conduits. § 338-31— Conditions of permit to disturb street surface. § 338-34— Sidewalk sales. § 338-35— Digging up streets and sidewalks; repairing defects; indemnification of City; occupancy permits required; license required to do work; fees. § 338-37— Protection of excavations and obstructions; repairing streets. § 338-41— Obstructing streets and vehicles. § 338-44— Vehicles prohibited from driving over curbing. § 338-46— Parades and motorcades. § 338-48— Sales on streets. § 338-50— Stands for draymen. § 338-51— Moving buildings through streets. § 338-52— Draining water into street. § 338-57— Metal boxes, poles or signs; fees; flagpoles. § 338-58— Outdoor seating. § 338-67— Permit required for certain driveway, right-of-way construction. § 338-68— Application for driveway, right-of-way construction permit. § 338-69— Inspection previous to driveway, right-of-way construction permit issuance. § 338-70— Issuance, denial of driveway, right-of-way permit. § 338-71— Continuing authority over future construction utilizing driveway, right-of-way permit. Ch 351— Tag/Garage Sales § 351-1— Permit required. § 351-2— Application form. § 351-3— Permit contents; duration of sale. § 351-4— Time frame for application. § 351-5— Restrictions on issuance of permit. § 351-6— Limit on number of sales per year. § 351-7— Permit issuance. § 351-8— Permit fee. § 351-9— Display of permit. § 355-7— Residential eligibility requirements. § 355-10— Obligation to pay taxes; default. § 355-13— Eligibility requirements. 362-2{7}— PERMIT HOLDER § 362-5— Self-service displays. § 362-7— Lockout device required on vending machines. § 362-9— Permit for location and sales of tobacco required. § 362-11— Violations and penalties; responsibility for compliance. § 368-3— Applicability. § 368-5— Regulation of public shade trees. § 368-6— Regulation of significant trees. § 385-1— Traffic Commission. § 385-4— Commercial vehicle restrictions. § 385-6— Removal of vehicles from open-air parking space. § 385-10— Obedience to regulations required. 385-11{3}— PARKING METER ZONE § 385-16— Parking time limits and required deposits. § 385-18— Operation of meters. § 385-21— Prohibited parking. § 385-25— Handicapped parking spaces. Ch 385 Art VII— Permit Parking 385-27{2}— HOLDER 385-27{3}— RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT 385-27{4}— RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT FEE § 385-28— Parking by permit. § 385-29— Issuance of residential parking permits. § 385-30— Renewal of residential parking permits. § 385-31— Transfer of residential parking permits. § 385-32— Issuance of permits for visitors. § 385-33— Exceptions. § 385-34— Effect on other traffic rules and regulations; availability of parking spaces. § 385-35— Applications. § 385-36— Designation of permit streets or districts. § 385-37— Revocation of permit. § 385-38— Reporting of loss, theft, or destruction of permits. § 385-39— Violations and penalties. § 385-49— Scope of regulations and liability. § 385-55— Rules and regulations. Ch 390— Vehicles for Hire 390-2{3}— INSPECTION STATION 390-2{9}— SCHOOL BUS § 390-3— Requirements; fees. § 390-5— Enforcement; violations and penalties. 390-6{1}— CHAUFFEUR LICENSE 390-6{5}— LIVERY VEHICLE 390-6{6}— MEDALLION 390-6{8}— TAXI AND LIVERY COMMISSION § 390-7— Taxi and Livery Commission. § 390-8— Rules, orders and regulations. § 390-11— Hailing, cruising, standing and waiting of taxicabs and TNC vehicles. § 390-12— Rates. § 390-13— Suspension of license for violations. § 390-14— Leasing of vehicles. § 390-15— Application for licenses and medallions. § 390-16— Power to issue licenses and medallions. § 390-17— Numbering of licenses and taxicabs. § 390-18— Signature and contents of license; duration. § 390-19— Medallions. § 390-20— Driver's license fee. § 390-21— Chauffeur's license identification card. § 390-22— Competency of driver. § 390-24— Accidents. § 390-27— Violations and penalties. 401-1{1}— APPROVED DISPOSAL SITE 401-1{3}— BULK WASTE HAULER 401-1{5}— COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL WASTE HAULER 401-1{9}— HAZARDOUS WASTE 401-1{11}— LICENSE 401-1{12}— LICENSEE § 401-2— Collection and removal of waste. § 401-3— License required; qualifications; application; issuance. § 401-4— Annual fees. § 401-5— Operational requirements; recordkeeping. § 401-6— Disposal of waste and bulk waste; liability for violations. § 401-7— Transferability of license; refunds. § 401-8— Revocation, suspension, and nonrenewal of licenses. § 401-9— Appeals. § 412-3— Air guns and other firearms; violations and penalties. § 417-3— Scope of regulation. § 417-5— Exceptions. § 417-6— Applications and permits; requests for determination. § 417-7— Notice and hearing. § 417-8— Coordination with other boards. § 417-9— Issuance or denial of permit; conditions; term. § 417-11— Enforcement; violations and penalties. § 417-13— Burden of proof. § 417-15— Security. § A450-1— List of Special Acts and resolves. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 25-5— Authorized revolving funds. Ch 42 Art IV— Municipal Charges Liens § 42-15— Purpose and intent. § 42-16— Applicability. § 42-17— When effective. § 42-18— Collection of lien. § 42-19— Unpaid liens. § 42-20— Release of lien. § 100-16— Municipal charges lien. § 100-21— Payment deadlines and penalties. § 110-13— Warnings; notices of violation; issuance of citations; appeals. § 115-2— Exceptions to permit requirement. § 201-10— Removal of graffiti by property owner or City. § 201-13— Indemnification; enforcement; liability; violations and penalties; collection of payments. § 285-5— Repairs and other corrective actions; recovery of costs. § 285-13— Expenses. § 300-14— Installation, maintenance, repair or replacement charges. § 300-62— Methods of payment. § 300-64— Deferment of payment of assessments. § 300-70— Authority to collect charges and payments. § 327-5— Automated refuse collection. § 327-13— Litter and overgrowth. § 334-10— Enforcement. § 338-20— Sidewalks. § 338-64— Assessments. 390-2{5}— OWNER § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code.

§ 34-3— Powers and duties of Director. § 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. § 49-13— Willys-Overland Historic District. § 49-14— Colony Hills Historic District. § 49-15— Bliss House Historic District. § 49-16— Thomas Wason Local Historic District. § 49-17— Apremont Triangle Historic District. § 49-18— Driscoll Block Historic District. § 49-19— Trinity Block Historic District. § 49-20— Thurston Munson House Historic District. § 49-23— All Saints Church Local Historic District. § 49-24— Gunn Block Local Historic District. § 49-25— Elias Brookings Local Historic District. § 49-26— Aunchman House Local Historic District. § 49-27— Forest Park Trolley Waiting Pavilion Local Historic District - 299 Sumner Avenue. § 67-53— Duties. § 82-9— Chief Procurement Officer to purchase or contract for supplies and services. 100-1{2}— ALARM USER or USER 100-10{2}— ALARM USER, USER or SECURITY ALARM USER § 118-9— Posting handbills and signs in public places restricted. § 131-5— Operation of body art establishments. § 140-9— Electrical wiring. § 149-13— Prohibited acts of operators. § 149-15— Smoking; violations and penalties. § 154-3— Community gardening regulations. § 175-13— Electrical wiring fees. § 175-15— Sign permits. § 178-4— Gasoline stations. § 275-4— Affixing items to poles or lampposts. § 275-5— Fences, signboards and awnings. 300-1{39}— TURBIDITY § 300-18— Construction requirements. 316-2{19}— SMOKING § 338-37— Protection of excavations and obstructions; repairing streets. § 338-40— Fuel or coal on sidewalks. § 338-49— Sales from moving vehicles. § 338-58— Outdoor seating. § 385-1— Traffic Commission. § 385-23— Parking meters. § 385-24— Rules and regulations for control of traffic. Ch 385 Art IX— Automated Red Light Systems § 385-42— Purpose. 385-43{1}— AUTOMATED RED LIGHT SYSTEM § 385-44— Civil enforcement; administration. § 385-45— Offenses; determination of responsibility. § 390-10— Smoking, firearms and scanners prohibited. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code.

§ 1-25— Noncriminal disposition and penalties. 327-1A{13}— LITTER 327-1A{14}— LITTER RECEPTACLE § 327-5— Automated refuse collection. § 327-13— Litter and overgrowth. § 327-15— Shopping carts. § 327-20— Collection of recyclable materials. 334-2{13}— POLLUTANT § 338-21— Trees. § 385-26— Purpose. 401-1{13}— LITTER § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code.

§ 1-25— Noncriminal disposition and penalties. 327-1A{13}— LITTER 327-1A{14}— LITTER RECEPTACLE § 327-5— Automated refuse collection. § 327-13— Litter and overgrowth. § 327-15— Shopping carts. § 327-20— Collection of recyclable materials. 334-2{13}— POLLUTANT § 338-21— Trees. § 385-26— Purpose. 401-1{13}— LITTER § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code.

110-1{5}— ANIMAL EXHIBITION 110-1{7}— ANIMAL, LIVESTOCK § 110-12— Wild animals; livestock animals. § 115-1— Permit required; term.

§ 1-25— Noncriminal disposition and penalties. Ch 157— Curfew Ch 190— Gang Activity Ch 201— Graffiti Ch 240— Loitering 240-1{4}— LOITER § 240-2— Prohibited conduct. Ch 275— Peace and Good Order Ch 279— Peddling and Soliciting Ch 304— Sex Offenders § 304-2— Intent and scope. § 304-5— Child safety zones. Ch 338— Streets and Sidewalks Ch 385— Vehicles and Traffic § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code.

§ 1-25— Noncriminal disposition and penalties. 16-57{1}— MOBILE HOME PARKS § 27-57— Supervisor of Graves. § 27-59— Director. § 110-2— Licensing and rabies vaccination. § 110-14— Prohibition on the sale of dogs, cats and rabbits by pet shops. § 131-5— Operation of body art establishments. § 154-3— Community gardening regulations. § 154-4— Maintenance and upkeep. § 154-5— Identifying and securing City-owned land. § 154-9— Sustainability. § 165-1— Prohibited conduct. § 175-7— Moving of buildings. 240-1{5}— PUBLIC PLACE § 259-6— Construction hours. § 279-35— Unlawful acts. 285-3{5}— NEIGHBORHOOD § 300-4— Connection to public sewers required; privies and cesspools prohibited. § 300-15— Independent building sewers. 300-57{10}— LOT 300-57{11}— PARCEL § 300-58— Calculations and method of assessments for new public sewers. § 300-63— Exemptions and reductions in assessments under special cases. § 300-64— Deferment of payment of assessments. 327-1A{17}— OVERGROWTH § 327-13— Litter and overgrowth. 334-2{8}— IMPERVIOUS SURFACE 336-4{3}— IMPERVIOUS SURFACES 336-4{6}— LOW-IMPACT DEVELOPMENT (LID) § 338-43— Motor vehicle repairs in streets and on sidewalks. § 338-52— Draining water into street. § 347-3— Location. Ch 385 Art III— Parking Lots § 385-5— Report of vehicles left on premises more than 24 hours. 401-1{15}— PREMISES § 417-15— Security. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1986 Code to 2011 Code.