2-17-1{1}— PUBLIC NUISANCE 2-29-7(c){5}— ADULT USE

§ 1.016— Notice of tort claims against City; liability of City in certain actions. § 3.007— General powers. § 9.004— Removal of snow, ice and other obstructions from sidewalks. § 2-9-5— Obstructing fire hydrants. § 2-9-35— Inspection of buildings and premises for hazardous conditions. § 2-14-146— Obstruction of traffic. § 2-14-342— Operation of businesses. § 2-15-3— Presumption of parental permission; prohibited acts. § 2-15-45— Loitering, obstructing free passage on streets or public ways; restrictions. § 2-16-203— Obstructing traffic. § 2-16-205— Prohibited in specified places. § 2-16-298— Parking. § 2-17-36— Placing impervious material adjacent to tree trunk. § 2-17-38— Injury to trees and shrubs. § 2-18-30— Obstructing driveways. § 2-21-9— Obstructions to view of motorists. § 2-22-9— Materials obstructing sidewalks. § 2-22-12— Removal of snow, ice, other obstructions. § 2-23-47— Maintenance of traffic; barricades and warning devices; overnight protection. § 2-27-106— Conduct of driver; approach to stands. § 2-28-26— Required; issuance of decal; endorsements. § 2-28-66— Establishment. § 2-29-4— Purpose and intent. § 2-29-131— Purpose, intent and applicability. § 2-29-132— General regulations. § 2-29-145— Temporary signs. § 2-29-181— Lot regulations. § 2-29-183— Yard regulations. § 2-29-185— Fence regulations. § 2-29-221— Limitation; drainage and floodplain regulations.

§ 3.007— General powers. § 2-14-288— Requirements for establishments. § 2-16-207— Certain commercial vehicles in residential districts. § 2-22-73— Composting. 2-29-7(c){155}— WAREHOUSE/WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTION § 2-29-231— Enumeration of standards. § 2-29-333— Criteria. § 2-29-353— Live-work.

§ 3.007— General powers. § 5.063— Commissioner of Parks and Recreation. 1-1-2{33}— PERSON § 1-1-4— Effect of repeal of legislation. § 1-1-7— General penalty; continuing violations. § 1-1-8— Prosecution where different penalties exist for same offense. § 1-1-11— Code does not affect prior offenses, rights, etc. § 1-2-28— Procedure for fingerprinting and criminal history review. 1-5-2{4}— GUN OFFENDER 1-5-2{5}— GUN OFFENSE § 1-5-3— Duty to register and to verify. § 1-5-4— Duration of registration and verification. Ch 1-15— Miscellaneous Provisions and Offenses Ch 1-15 Art II— Offenses Involving Public Safety, Good Order and Decency § 1-16-3.2— Penalties for offenses; impoundment and redemption. § 1-17-27— Penalties for violation. § 1-25-51— Confidentiality; penalty for violation. 2-1-2{33}— PERSON § 2-1-4— Effect of repeal of legislation. § 2-1-7— General penalty; continuing violations. § 2-1-8— Prosecution where different penalties exist for same offense. § 2-1-11— Code does not affect prior offenses, rights, etc. § 2-5-35— License required; fee. § 2-5-55— Protection of dogs. § 2-6-36— Penalties for violations. § 2-6-359— Insurance required; suspension or revocation of license for noncompliance. § 2-6-367— Revocation or suspension. § 2-6-376— Insurance required; suspension or revocation of license for noncompliance. § 2-10-8— Penalties for noncompliance. § 2-12-5— Penalties for violations. § 2-12-538— Penalties for offenses. § 2-12-554— Penalties for offenses. § 2-14-46— Substituting merchandise for that purchased by bidder. § 2-14-287— Permit required generally. § 2-14-288— Requirements for establishments. § 2-14-298— Application. § 2-14-334— Separate offenses. § 2-14-335— Penalties for offenses. § 2-14-342— Operation of businesses. § 2-14-350— Failure to maintain good order at business location. § 2-14-356— Penalties for offenses. Ch 2-15— Miscellaneous Provisions and Offenses § 2-15-1— Legislative intent. § 2-15-3— Presumption of parental permission; prohibited acts. § 2-15-4— Penalties for offenses. Ch 2-15 Art II— Offenses Involving Public Safety Ch 2-15 Art III— Offenses Involving Public Peace and Order § 2-15-45— Loitering, obstructing free passage on streets or public ways; restrictions. § 2-15-46— Synthetic drugs. § 2-16-43— Records of violations. § 2-16-84— Fines for parking, stopping and standing violations. § 2-16-87— Mandatory surcharge on convictions. § 2-16-94— Unauthorized removal of vehicle or device prohibited. § 2-16-253— Signs required generally. § 2-16-402— Penalties for offenses; impoundment and notice of hearing. § 2-17-40— Penalties for offenses. § 2-17-63— Application for license. § 2-17-69— Proper supervision. § 2-17-86— Penalties for offenses. § 2-18-26— Applicability of traffic and other ordinances, fines and penalties. § 2-18-41— Dry-land trapping. § 2-18-48.6— Penalties for offenses. § 2-22-73.6— Penalties for offenses. § 2-22-122— Prohibited removal of recyclable materials. § 2-23-7— Signposts, bootblack stands and bicycle racks. § 2-23-66— Rules and regulations; penalties for offenses. § 2-23-231— Penalties for offenses. § 2-23-254— Penalties for offenses. § 2-26-2— Same—Penalty. § 2-29-285— Penalties for offenses. § 2-30-10— Suspension of access to MS4— illicit discharges in emergency situations. § 2-30-12— Access and monitoring of discharges. § 2-30-15— Penalties/remedies. § 2-30-43— Penalties. § 2-32-5— Penalties for offenses: continuing offenses. § 3-1-4— Effect of repeal of resolution. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

Ch C Art II— Officers and Employees Ch C Art II Div 3— Appointed Officers and Employees § 2.045— Residence requirements for officers and employees. § 2.061— Mayor. § 4.016— Additional duties of Court officers and employees. § 5.103— Same—powers and duties generally. § 7.001— Fiscal year and preparation of annual estimate and budget. Ch 1-2 Art II— Officers and Employees § 1-2-43— Liability of City for costs incurred. § 1-23-1— Community garden program. Ch 2-2 Art III— Officers and Employees § 2-2-67— Purpose; rules adopted. § 2-2-68— Distribution of Code of Ethics. 2-2-82{7}— REPORTING INDIVIDUAL § 2-2-84— Powers of the Board of Ethics. § 2-2-86— Annual disclosure required. § 2-2-99— Investment and deposit policy and procedures. § 2-14-354— Access to premises for inspections. § 2-17-28— Dutch elm disease. § 2-19-26— State retirement system—Inclusion of officers and employees generally. Ch 3-2 Art III— Officers and Employees § 3-11-31— Authority; determination. § 3-11-33— Applicability of coverage. § 3-11-34— Initial coverage. § 3-19-27— Old-age and survivors insurance for employees. § 3-19-31— Inclusion of police in state retirement system. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 1.007— Boundaries of City. 2-10-1(b){12}— FLOOD BOUNDARY AND FLOODWAY MAP (FBFM) 2-10-1(b){14}— FLOOD HAZARD BOUNDARY MAP (FHBM) 2-10-1(b){15}— FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP (FIRM) 2-24-2{4}— OFFICIAL MAP § 2-29-31— Powers and duties.

§ 2-29-170— Off-street loading requirements.

§ 5.002— City membership authorized in national and international associations. § 1-25-27— Exemption from taxation of off-street parking facilities providing underground shelter for civil defense. § 2-16-216— Same — residential permits. Ch 2-23 Art VIII— Off-Street Parking Facilities § 2-23-250— Establishment and designation. § 2-23-251— Rates for use. § 2-23-252— Installation of gates and pay stations; maintenance; collection of fees. § 2-23-253— Regulations for use of public parking garages. § 2-23-254— Penalties for offenses. 2-29-7(c){116}— PARKING STRUCTURE § 2-29-124— Department of Urban and Economic Development review. Ch 2-29 Art VI— Off-Street Parking and Loading Requirements § 2-29-161— Applicability. § 2-29-163— Off-street parking calculations. § 2-29-165— Required parking spaces. § 2-29-166— Off-street parking provisions. § 2-29-185— Fence regulations. § 2-29-302— Required information. § 2-29-314— Preliminary site plan review criteria. § 2-29-345— Commercial, indoor recreation and outdoor recreation. § 2-29-352— Home occupations. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 2-12-501— Scope.

§ 2-16-108— Placement of signs for one-way streets and alleys. § 2-16-115— Parking on left of one-way streets. § 2-16-356— Schedule A: One-way streets.

§ 5.063— Commissioner of Parks and Recreation. 1-1-2{38}— PUBLIC PLACE 2-1-2{38}— PUBLIC PLACE 2-12-1{10}— EXTERIOR PROPERTY AREAS § 2-17-38— Injury to trees and shrubs. § 2-18-48.3— Definitions; list of parks and open spaces. 2-18-48.3(a){11}— PLAYGROUND § 2-24-36— Dedication or reservation of public sites and open spaces. § 2-29-3— Minimum requirements. 2-29-7(c){51}— DWELLING, DETACHED 2-29-7(c){86}— LOT 2-29-7(c){135}— SITE PLAN 2-29-7(c){156}— YARD § 2-29-124— Department of Urban and Economic Development review. § 2-29-131— Purpose, intent and applicability. § 2-29-169— Landscaping standards for parking lot stormwater management. § 2-29-314— Preliminary site plan review criteria. § 2-29-371— Purpose and intent. § 2-29-373— Procedure on proposals for projects in planned development districts.