§ 196-180— Legislative findings.

§ 262-22— PUD Planned Unit Development. § 262-35— Common review procedures and submission requirements. § 262-49— Permitting requirements for Tier 3 solar energy systems. § 262-55— Special use permit application requirements, standards and materials.

§ 196-48— Restoration. § 254-38— Restoration. 262-8{65}— LANDSCAPE § 262-22— PUD Planned Unit Development. § 262-24— Land uses. § 262-26— Parking and loading. § 262-31— Site plan review standards. § 262-32— Special permit standards. § 262-35— Common review procedures and submission requirements. § 262-37— Code Enforcement Officer. § 262-41— Review procedures. § 262-49— Permitting requirements for Tier 3 solar energy systems. § 262-55— Special use permit application requirements, standards and materials.

§ 58-4— Training.

§ 1-4— Enactments saved from repeal; matters not affected. § 17-4— Indemnification of employees. § 17-5— Duty of employees. § 114-10— Administrative liability. § 143-10— Warning and disclaimer of liability. § 166-12— Seizure or impounding. § 171-9— Penalties for offenses. § 196-46— Liability insurance coverage during construction period. § 196-69— Building lateral/street lateral connection. § 196-78— Costs borne by owner. § 196-123— Liability of property owner. § 196-126— Notification of violation. § 196-137— Civil actions for penalties. § 196-138— Court orders. § 196-141— Summary abatement. § 196-144— Liability insurance. § 196-188— Liability. § 244-8— Penalties for offenses. § 254-10— Insurance requirements. § 254-46— Steam boilers and hot-water tanks. § 254-47— Water flow and pressure. § 254-50— Administrative remedies. § 254-51— Judicial remedies. § 262-27— Adult entertainment. § 262-65— Regulations and requirements.

262-8{66}— LIBRARY § 262-16— RR Rural Residential. § 262-17— R Residential. § 262-18— CNS Commercial Neighborhood Service. § 262-19— HCR Hamlet Commercial and Residential. § 262-20— PC Planned Commercial.

262-8{66}— LIBRARY § 262-16— RR Rural Residential. § 262-17— R Residential. § 262-18— CNS Commercial Neighborhood Service. § 262-19— HCR Hamlet Commercial and Residential. § 262-20— PC Planned Commercial.

§ 1-4— Enactments saved from repeal; matters not affected. § 30-6— Gifts. § 58-9— Possession of firearms. § 62-6— Exceptions. § 70-4— Designation of fiscal officer. § 70-10— Requests for access to public records. § 70-12— Records not available. § 107-1— Conduct authorized. § 107-2— Sunday games. § 114-10— Administrative liability. § 121-5— Permits and inspections. § 132-1— Professional services and consulting fees. § 136-1— Permit required. § 136-2— Height and location. § 136-3— General regulations. 143-5{24}— LOCAL ADMINISTRATOR 143-5{35}— START OF CONSTRUCTION 143-5{39}— VARIANCE § 143-9— Penalties for noncompliance. § 143-10— Warning and disclaimer of liability. § 143-11— Designation of the local administrator. § 143-12— The floodplain development permit. § 143-13— Application for a permit. § 143-14— Duties and responsibilities of Local Administrator. § 143-15— General standards. § 143-16— Standards for all structures. § 143-18— Nonresidential structures. § 143-19— Manufactured homes and recreational vehicles. § 150-1— Games authorized; license required. § 150-2— Sunday games. 162-4{4}— JUNK VEHICLES 162-4{5}— JUNKYARD § 162-6— Screening. § 162-9— Approved junkyard items. Ch 162 Art III— Permits § 162-10— Permit required. § 162-11— Existing junkyards and temporary permits. § 162-12— Application form. § 162-13— Environmental assessment. § 162-14— Application fee. § 162-15— Public hearing. § 162-16— Approval or disapproval. § 162-17— Issuance of permit. § 162-18— Permit considerations. § 162-19— Requirements for operation. § 162-20— Inspections. § 162-21— Revocation of permit. Ch 166— Licensing and Control of Dogs § 166-1— Purpose. § 166-2— Title; repeal. 166-4A{3}— DOG § 166-5— Dog licensing. § 166-6— Regulations and restrictions. § 166-13— Redemption and impoundment fees and/or fines. § 171-3— Location. § 171-4— Application for license. § 171-5— Issuance of license. § 171-6— Annual fees. § 171-7— Minimum requirements. § 171-8— Revocation and suspension of license. § 180-3— Exemptions. § 180-4— License required. § 180-5— Application for license. § 180-6— Bonds. § 180-7— Issuance of license. § 180-8— Use of license by another person prohibited. § 180-9— Loss of license. § 180-10— Contents and form of license. § 180-11— Term of license. § 180-12— Exhibition of license. § 180-13— License fees. § 180-14— Revocation of license. § 180-15— Prohibited acts. § 180-16— Orders. § 180-17— Records. § 196-3— Specific purposes. 196-5B{5}— APPLICANT 196-5B{25}— CONNECTION CHARGE (TAP FEE) 196-5B{62}— INTERFERENCE 196-5B{65}— LICENSED HAULER 196-5B{67}— NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (NPDES) PERMIT 196-5B{77}— PASS-THROUGH 196-5B{78}— PERMIT 196-5B{95}— RECORDS 196-5B{132}— USER 196-5B{139}— WASTEWATER 196-5B{140}— WASTEWATER DISCHARGE PERMIT § 196-8— Waste disposal unlawful. § 196-12— Building permit issued only when approved wastewater disposal available. § 196-16— Intermunicipal agreements. § 196-21— Construction permit application. § 196-22— Construction permit. § 196-25— Septage removal. § 196-26— Direct connection to new public sewers required. § 196-28— Proper design. § 196-29— New sewers subject to approval, fees, inspection, testing and reporting. § 196-46— Liability insurance coverage during construction period. § 196-49— Permit required for sewer connections. § 196-50— License of plumbers. § 196-54— Sewer lateral permits. § 196-64— Sewage lifting. § 196-69— Building lateral/street lateral connection. § 196-71— Street lateral replacement; ownership. § 196-74— Connection inspection. § 196-75— Excavation and trench inspections. § 196-84— Licenses and application. § 196-85— Concurrent requirements. § 196-86— Discharge location and timing. § 196-89— General prohibitions. § 196-90— Concentration based limitations. § 196-91— Mass-discharge-based limitations. § 196-92— Modification of limitations. Ch 196 Pt 1 Art X— Discharge Permits and Pretreatment Requirements § 196-98— Wastewater discharge reports. § 196-100— Wastewater discharges. § 196-101— Wastewater discharge permits for significant industrial users. § 196-102— Other industrial users. § 196-103— Discharge permits to storm sewers not authorized. § 196-104— Application for wastewater discharge permits. § 196-105— Permit modifications. § 196-106— Permit conditions. § 196-107— Permit duration. § 196-108— Permit reissuance. § 196-109— Permit transfer. § 196-110— Permit revocation. § 196-111— Reporting requirements for permittee. § 196-112— Flow equalization. § 196-114— Proper design and maintenance of facilities and monitoring stations required. § 196-115— Vandalism, tampering with measuring devices. § 196-117— Accidental discharges; slug discharge control plan. § 196-120— Public access to information maintained by the Superintendent. § 196-121— Access to property and records. § 196-122— Access to easements. § 196-124— Special agreements. § 196-126— Notification of violation. § 196-128— Administrative or compliance orders. § 196-129— Administrative fines. § 196-130— Cease and desist orders. § 196-131— Termination of permit. § 196-132— Severing of water supply. § 196-134— Failure of user to petition the Superintendent. § 196-137— Civil actions for penalties. § 196-138— Court orders. § 196-139— Criminal penalties. § 196-140— Additional injunctive relief. § 196-143— Performance bonds. § 196-144— Liability insurance. § 196-153— Intercommunity agreement surcharges passed on. § 196-157— Pretreatment program costs. § 196-166— Procedural requirements available. § 196-171— Final approval authority for new connections. § 196-172— Applications for new significant industrial user connections. § 196-178— Additional prohibited discharges. § 196-184— Disposal, storage and composting prohibited. § 199-6— Abandoned signs. § 199-7— Off-premises advertising. § 199-8— Billboard signage. § 199-9— Retail signage standards. § 199-12— Signs permitted in Rural Development (RD) Districts, Rural Residential (RR) Districts and Residential (R) Districts. § 199-13— Signs permitted in Commercial Neighborhood Service (CNS) Districts and Hamlet Commercial and Residential (HCR) Commercial Districts. § 199-14— Signs permitted in Planned Unit Development (PUD) Districts, Planned Commercial (PC) Districts and Heavy Commercial and Industrial (HC&I) Districts. § 199-15— Strip malls, shopping centers and other parcels with multiple businesses. § 199-16— Digital signs and LED signs. § 199-17— Temporary signage. § 199-18— Window signage. § 199-19— Directory signage. § 199-20— Gasoline filling station signage. § 199-21— Exempt signage. § 199-22— Sign maintenance. § 199-23— Sign permits. § 199-24— Permit exceptions. § 199-25— Revocation of sign permit. § 199-27— Signs existing at time of enactment. § 210-4— Storage or accumulation of garbage and refuse. § 224-6— Streets. § 224-10— Lots. § 244-5— Rules, conditions and restrictions. § 244-6— Annual permit. 254-1{7}— ENGINEER § 254-2— Water Superintendent. Ch 254 Art III— Permits § 254-5— Permit required. § 254-6— Application for permit. § 254-7— Authority to connect to water mains. § 254-8— Licensing of plumbers. § 254-11— Inspection by Superintendent. § 254-12— Highway work permits may be required. § 254-21— Temporary water service or usage. § 254-28— Use restricted. § 254-31— Engineering plans and approval required. § 254-34— Testing and certification. § 254-39— Circumstances warranting restriction. § 254-50— Administrative remedies. § 254-51— Judicial remedies. § 262-7— Application of regulations. 262-8{20}— CAMPGROUND 262-8{85}— NURSING OR CONVALESCENT HOME 262-8{93}— PORTABLE STORAGE CONTAINER 262-8{123}— USE, SECONDARY 262-8{130}— YARD, FRONT § 262-13— Lots divided by district boundaries. § 262-14— Accessory uses and structures. § 262-15— RD Rural Development. § 262-16— RR Rural Residential. § 262-17— R Residential. § 262-18— CNS Commercial Neighborhood Service. § 262-19— HCR Hamlet Commercial and Residential. § 262-20— PC Planned Commercial. § 262-21— HC and I Heavy Commercial and Industrial. § 262-22— PUD Planned Unit Development. § 262-23— Highway Overlay Zone District. § 262-24— Land uses. § 262-26— Parking and loading. § 262-27— Adult entertainment. 262-27B{1}— ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERPRISE § 262-28— Fences. § 262-29— Outdoor solid-fuel-burning appliances and similar equipment. § 262-30— Nonconforming elements. § 262-31— Site plan review standards. § 262-32— Special permit standards. § 262-33— Variance standards. § 262-35— Common review procedures and submission requirements. § 262-37— Code Enforcement Officer. § 262-38— Planning Board. § 262-39— Zoning Board of Appeals. § 262-40— Town Board. § 262-42— Authority. 262-44{8}— ROOF-MOUNTED SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEM 262-44{9}— SOLAR ACCESS § 262-45— Applicability. § 262-46— General requirements. § 262-47— Permitting requirements for Tier 1 solar energy systems. § 262-48— Permitting requirements for Tier 2 solar energy systems. § 262-49— Permitting requirements for Tier 3 solar energy systems. § 262-50.1— Permit time frame and abandonment. § 262-51— Authority. § 262-54— General requirements. § 262-55— Special use permit application requirements, standards and materials. § 262-58— Exemptions from this article. § 262-59— Application procedures. § 262-60— Revocation of special use permit. § 262-60.1— Fee schedule. § 262-61— Authority. 262-63{1}— APPLICANT 262-63{7}— PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER 262-63{10}— WIND-POWER PROJECT § 262-64— Applicability and application material. § 262-65— Regulations and requirements. § 262-66— Application for permit. § 262-68— Campground operations. § 262-69— Required permits. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 114-7— Duties of Town Board. § 199-22— Sign maintenance. § 199-23— Sign permits.

§ 114-3— Unsafe buildings defined. § 171-7— Minimum requirements. § 196-76— Public safety; restoration of disturbed areas. 199-2{5}— DIRECTLY ILLUMINATED SIGN 199-2{16}— ILLUMINATED SIGN 199-2{17}— INDIRECTLY ILLUMINATED SIGN 199-2{19}— LED SIGN 199-2{24}— SIGN § 199-4— Hazardous signs. § 199-5— Prohibited locations. § 199-10— Prohibited designs. § 199-12— Signs permitted in Rural Development (RD) Districts, Rural Residential (RR) Districts and Residential (R) Districts. § 199-16— Digital signs and LED signs. § 199-17— Temporary signage. § 199-21— Exempt signage. § 224-2— Purpose. § 233-1— Utilization of tax. 262-8{78}— MANUFACTURED HOME, DOUBLE-WIDE 262-8{106}— SIGN, FLASHING § 262-22— PUD Planned Unit Development. § 262-24— Land uses. § 262-26— Parking and loading. § 262-31— Site plan review standards. § 262-32— Special permit standards. § 262-35— Common review procedures and submission requirements. 262-44{3}— GLARE § 262-49— Permitting requirements for Tier 3 solar energy systems. 262-53{3}— SATELLITE ANTENNA 262-53{4}— TELECOMMUNICATIONS § 262-55— Special use permit application requirements, standards and materials. § 262-65— Regulations and requirements.

Ch 210 Art I— Litter, Garbage and Refuse § 210-1— Purpose. 210-2{1}— AUTHORIZED PRIVATE RECEPTACLE 210-2{3}— LITTER § 210-3— Littering. § 262-27— Adult entertainment. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1998 Code to 2017 Code

Ch 210 Art I— Litter, Garbage and Refuse § 210-1— Purpose. 210-2{1}— AUTHORIZED PRIVATE RECEPTACLE 210-2{3}— LITTER § 210-3— Littering. § 262-27— Adult entertainment. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1998 Code to 2017 Code

§ 136-8— Exemptions. 196-183{3}— FARM ANIMAL 262-8{43}— FARM 262-8{44}— FARM AS HOBBY (HOBBY FARM) § 262-65— Regulations and requirements.

§ 136-2— Height and location. § 136-3— General regulations. § 136-4— Plantings. § 136-5— Placement and maintenance. § 136-6— Accessibility. 143-5{27}— MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION § 143-13— Application for a permit. § 143-21— Conditions for variances. § 171-3— Location. § 196-21— Construction permit application. § 196-30— Plans, specifications and pipe test results required. § 196-61— Future connection locations; as-built drawings. 199-2{15}— IDENTIFICATION SIGN 210-2{6}— PRIVATE PREMISES § 210-3— Littering. 224-3{4}— PRELIMINARY PLAN 224-3{6}— SUBDIVISION § 224-4— Preliminary plan; conditional approval. § 224-6— Streets. § 224-8— Easements. § 224-9— Blocks. § 224-10— Lots. § 224-12— Grading. § 224-16— Water supply. § 224-17— Sewage disposal system. § 224-20— Plat data. § 262-7— Application of regulations. 262-8{1}— ACCESSORY APARTMENT DWELLING 262-8{3}— ACCESSORY USE 262-8{17}— BUILDING AREA 262-8{18}— BUILDING HEIGHT 262-8{28}— COVERAGE, BUILDING 262-8{29}— COVERAGE, LOT 262-8{31}— DIMENSIONAL GROUP 262-8{58}— IMPERVIOUS SURFACE 262-8{67}— LOT 262-8{68}— LOT AREA 262-8{69}— LOT DEPTH 262-8{70}— LOT WIDTH 262-8{71}— LOT, CORNER 262-8{72}— LOT, INTERIOR 262-8{73}— LOT, THROUGH 262-8{103}— SETBACK 262-8{116}— STRUCTURE, ACCESSORY 262-8{117}— STRUCTURE, PRINCIPAL 262-8{119}— TEMPORARY RESIDENCE 262-8{122}— USE, PRINCIPAL 262-8{129}— YARD 262-8{130}— YARD, FRONT 262-8{131}— YARD, REAR 262-8{132}— YARD, SIDE § 262-12— Interpretation of district boundaries. § 262-13— Lots divided by district boundaries. § 262-14— Accessory uses and structures. § 262-15— RD Rural Development. § 262-16— RR Rural Residential. § 262-17— R Residential. § 262-18— CNS Commercial Neighborhood Service. § 262-19— HCR Hamlet Commercial and Residential. § 262-20— PC Planned Commercial. § 262-21— HC and I Heavy Commercial and Industrial. § 262-22— PUD Planned Unit Development. § 262-23— Highway Overlay Zone District. § 262-24— Land uses. § 262-25— General lot and structure. § 262-26— Parking and loading. § 262-29— Outdoor solid-fuel-burning appliances and similar equipment. § 262-30— Nonconforming elements. § 262-32— Special permit standards. § 262-35— Common review procedures and submission requirements. § 262-37— Code Enforcement Officer. § 262-48— Permitting requirements for Tier 2 solar energy systems. § 262-49— Permitting requirements for Tier 3 solar energy systems. 262-53{1}— ACCESSORY FACILITY OR STRUCTURE