§ A45-12— Repealer clause.

Ch 145 Art II— False Alarms § 145-10— Title. § 145-11— Legislative findings. 145-12{5}— DISPATCHED 145-12{8}— FALSE ALARM 145-12{11}— OWNER § 145-13— Exemptions. § 145-14— False alarms prohibited. § 145-15— Permit required; application; fee; transferability; false statements. § 145-16— Penalties for offenses; payment and collection thereof. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

284-2{3}— COMMERCIAL LAWN APPLICATION 284-2{10}— RESIDENTIAL LAWN APPLICATION § 284-11— Adoption of policy. § 299-2— Legislative intent and findings. § 304-46— Legislative intent and findings. 304-49{4}— ANIMAL FEED 308-2{1}— AGRICULTURAL STORMWATER RUNOFF 308-2{2}— AGRICULTURE 308-2{13}— FARM OPERATION Ch 312 Art IV— Redemption Period for Residential and Farm Property § 312-12— Statutory authority; redemption period.

§ 152-24— Minimum standards of care for pet sellers. § 152-28— Minimum standards of care for dog source breeders. § 273-1— Legislative intent and purpose. § 273-2— Aggravated harassment of another person.

§ C-53— Commissioner of Finance. § A3-4— Powers and duties of County Executive. § A8-1— Commissioner of Finance. § A20-5— Salary of Sheriff; accounting for fees and funds. § 1-4— Enactments saved from repeal; matters not affected. § 1-9— Sale of Code; supplementation. § 90-1— Legislative background and purpose. § 90-6— Additional expenses. § 98-1— Legislative intent and purpose. § 98-3— Administration. § 110-2— Powers and duties of Records Management Officer. § 110-9— Authorization to charge fees. § 110-12— Authority. § 110-13— Fees increased; information on cover page. § 129-2— Authorization to take actions necessary to effect sales; use of proceeds. § 145-11— Legislative findings. § 145-15— Permit required; application; fee; transferability; false statements. § 152-9— Creation of registry. § 152-12— Fees. 152-17{6}— DOG DEALER 152-17{11}— PET SELLER § 152-25— Consumer protection requirements. § 166-4— Code Enforcement Officer and Inspectors. § 166-5— Building permits. § 166-6— Construction inspections. § 166-8— Certificates of occupancy/certificate of compliance. § 166-10— Unsafe buildings and structures. § 166-11— Operating permits. § 166-12— Fire safety and property maintenance inspections. § 166-14— Recordkeeping. § 166-17— Fees. § 169-6— Waiver of item pricing based on checkout accuracy. § 169-7— Penalties for offenses; enforcement. § 185-7— Applications for licenses. § 185-8— Licenses; term, renewal, fees. § 185-16— Grandfather clause. § 185-23— Reciprocal licensing. § 185-25— Disposition of money received. 190-3B{9}— ELIGIBLE COSTS 190-3B{14}— FINANCING CHARGES § 190-4— Program established. § 190-7— Energize NY Finance Agreement. § 190-9— Levy of annual installment amount and creation of annual installment lien. Ch 198— Fees and Charges Ch 198 Art I— Enhanced 911 Surcharge § 198-2— Authority; surcharge imposed. § 198-3— Exceptions. § 198-5— Commencement of surcharge collection. § 198-7— Authorization to charge fee. § 198-8— Waiver of fee. Ch 198 Art III— Administrative Fee for Probationers § 198-9— Legislative findings. § 198-10— Authorization to charge fee. § 198-11— Waiver of fee. § 198-12— Use of fees collected. Ch 198 Art IV— Surcharge on Wireless Communications Devices § 198-13— Authority; imposition; administrative fee retention. § 198-14— Administration. § 198-15— Applicability. § 198-16— Use of surcharges collected. § 216-7— Damages. § 232-10— Enforcement. § 245-4— Right to sell. § 245-5— Enforcement and remedies. 265-2{4}— PUBLIC PLACE § 296-4— General license requirements. § 296-5— Fees. § 298-2— Legislative intent and findings. § 298-7— Regulation of reusable bags. § 301-13— Issuance of licenses. § 304-27— Recovery of assessed penalties; nonpayment penalty. § 304-34— Findings and legislative purpose. § 304-39— Hauler licensing requirements. 308-2{35}— STORMWATER MANAGEMENT OFFICE § 308-4— Administration. § 308-17— Penalties for offenses. § 312-6— Administration; powers of Commissioner of Finance. § 312-9— Enforcement of collection of tax; penalties and interest. 325-3{7}— TWITTERING § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

152-2{1}— TETHER § 152-3— Tethering regulations. § 152-28— Minimum standards of care for dog source breeders.

§ C-8— Members; term of office; election. § C-10— Commission on Reapportionment (Redistricting). § C-17— Organizational meeting. § C-21— Filling membership vacancies. § C-24— Term of office. § C-29— Acting County Executive. § C-40— Budget modification after adoption. § C-42— Board of Health. § C-45— Community Services Board. § C-49— County Planning Board. § C-56— Election; term; qualifications. § C-60— Vacancy. § C-109— Terms of office; limits of service; filling vacancies. § A2-2— Members; term of office; election. § A2-4— Commission on Reapportionment (Redistricting). § A2-5— Powers and duties of Legislature. § A2-12— Organizational meeting. § A2-16— Filling membership vacancies. § A3-3— Term of office. § A3-8— Acting County Executive. § A4-10— Budget modification after adoption. § A5-3— Board of Health. § A6-3— Community Services Board. § A7-5— County Planning Board. § A9-1— Election; term; qualifications. § A9-5— Vacancy. § A34-2— Terms of office; limits of service; filling vacancies. § A45-12— Repealer clause. § 44-4— Board of Ethics. § 117-1— Civil service classification. § 117-2— Rules and regulations. § 117-3— Civil service rights and privileges. § 265-1— Legislative intent.

§ C-10— Commission on Reapportionment (Redistricting). § C-51— Review and approval over land use. § A2-4— Commission on Reapportionment (Redistricting). § A7-7— Review and approval over land use.

§ 44-5— Standard of conduct of all County officers and employees. § 44-7— Annual disclosure. § 44-8— Penalties for offenses.

§ A8-1— Commissioner of Finance.

§ 1-10— Penalties for tampering with Code. § 44-3— Prior ethics laws repealed; authority continued. § 44-9— Future employment. § 145-7— Penalties for offenses. § 145-11— Legislative findings. 145-12{14}— STATEMENT § 145-16— Penalties for offenses; payment and collection thereof. § 148-6— Penalties for offenses. § 152-4— Enforcement; penalties for offenses. § 152-14— Penalties for offenses. § 152-21— Permit refusal, suspension, or revocation. § 152-31— Violations. § 166-16— Enforcement penalties for offenses. § 169-9— Disposition of fines and penalties. § 171-4— Penalties for offenses. 185-3{15}— VIOLATION § 185-6— Powers and duties of the board. § 185-19— Imposition of fines; refusal, suspension or revocation of license. § 185-20— Penalties for offenses. § 185-25— Disposition of money received. § 185-29— Regulations for adjudicatory proceedings. § 205-13— Penalties for offenses. § 205-21— Penalties for offenses. § 273-3— Penalties for offenses. § 276-3— Penalties for offenses. § 284-5— Penalties for offenses. § 296-9— Penalties for offenses. § 298-9— Education and enforcement. § 298-10— Violation penalties. § 299-5— Penalties for offenses. § 301-13— Issuance of licenses. § 304-5— Penalties for offenses. § 304-26— Penalties for offenses. § 304-54— Implementation and enforcement. § 304-55— Penalties for violations. § 306-6— Penalties for offenses. § 308-14— Enforcement. § 308-17— Penalties for offenses. § 312-6— Administration; powers of Commissioner of Finance. § 312-9— Enforcement of collection of tax; penalties and interest. § 325-5— Enforcement; penalties for offenses.

§ 98-1— Legislative intent and purpose. § 98-2— Employees subject to fingerprinting and background checks; exemptions. § 98-3— Administration.

§ 218-1— Findings; legislative intent. § 218-2— Hunting pilot program.

145-12{5}— DISPATCHED 145-12{7}— EMERGENCY SERVICES § 145-17— Governmental immunity; no special duty created. § 166-9— Notification regarding fire or explosion. § 312-39— Exemption granted.

§ 152-24— Minimum standards of care for pet sellers. § 152-28— Minimum standards of care for dog source breeders.

§ A22-3— Fire Advisory Board. § 166-1— Purpose; applicability. 166-3{23}— UNIFORM CODE § 166-4— Code Enforcement Officer and Inspectors. § 166-12— Fire safety and property maintenance inspections. § 185-6— Powers and duties of the board. § 185-8— Licenses; term, renewal, fees. § 185-22— Installation standards; evidence of proper installation.

145-12{1}— ALARM SYSTEM § 166-5— Building permits. § 166-8— Certificates of occupancy/certificate of compliance. § 185-19— Imposition of fines; refusal, suspension or revocation of license. § 185-22— Installation standards; evidence of proper installation.

Ch C Art XXII— Fire Coordinator and Fire Advisory Board § C-90— Fire Coordinator. § C-91— Fire Advisory Board. Ch A Art XXII— Fire Coordinator and Fire Advisory Board § A22-1— Fire Coordinator. § A22-2— Deputy Fire Coordinator. § A22-3— Fire Advisory Board. § A44-3— Ulster County Self-Insurance Plan. § 44-4— Board of Ethics. 145-3{2}— ALARM SYSTEM § 145-4— Automatic dialing devices; designated emergency number. § 145-5— Private answering points. § 145-6— Alarm testing. 145-12{1}— ALARM SYSTEM 145-12{5}— DISPATCHED 145-12{7}— EMERGENCY SERVICES § 145-17— Governmental immunity; no special duty created. § 152-24— Minimum standards of care for pet sellers. § 152-28— Minimum standards of care for dog source breeders. § 166-1— Purpose; applicability. 166-3{8}— FCNYS 166-3{9}— FIRE SAFETY AND PROPERTY MAINTENANCE INSPECTION 166-3{23}— UNIFORM CODE § 166-4— Code Enforcement Officer and Inspectors. § 166-5— Building permits. § 166-8— Certificates of occupancy/certificate of compliance. § 166-9— Notification regarding fire or explosion. § 166-10— Unsafe buildings and structures. § 166-11— Operating permits. § 166-12— Fire safety and property maintenance inspections. § 166-17— Fees. § 166-21— Condition assessments of parking garages. § 185-6— Powers and duties of the board. § 185-8— Licenses; term, renewal, fees. § 185-19— Imposition of fines; refusal, suspension or revocation of license. § 185-22— Installation standards; evidence of proper installation. Ch 221 Art I— Fire Insurance Claims § 221-1— Release or returns of proceeds upon restoration of premises. § 299-2— Legislative intent and findings. § 299-3— Prohibition of sale. § 299-4— Prohibition of use. § 305-2— Authorized sale and use of sparkling devices; definition. § 308-6— Exemptions. § 312-38— Legislative intent and purpose. § 312-39— Exemption granted. § 325-2— Legislative findings and intent.

§ 325-4— Ban on use of wireless handsets to compose, read or send text and/or twitter messages while operating motor vehicle.

§ 166-11— Operating permits. § 305-1— Legislative findings. § 305-2— Authorized sale and use of sparkling devices; definition.

166-3{10}— HAZARDOUS PRODUCTION MATERIALS § 166-10— Unsafe buildings and structures. § 166-11— Operating permits. § 299-3— Prohibition of sale. § 299-4— Prohibition of use.

§ 166-5— Building permits.

§ 166-5— Building permits.

§ 131-1— Findings; legislative intent and purpose. 131-2{1}— GREEN VEHICLE 131-2{6}— ZERO-EMISSION VEHICLE § 131-3— Fleet inventory. § 131-6— Monitoring of policy. § 166-5— Building permits. 169-12{5}— ESSENTIAL GOODS AND SERVICES Ch 249— Motor Vehicle Fuel, Sale of § 249-1— Legislative intent. 249-2{3}— GASOLINE 249-2{4}— GASOLINE STATION 249-2{6}— MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL 249-2{10}— STORAGE TANK § 249-4— Right of entry. § 249-6— Duties of operator. § 298-2— Legislative intent and findings. § 299-2— Legislative intent and findings. § 299-3— Prohibition of sale. § 299-4— Prohibition of use. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.