[Adopted as Ch. 46, Art. VII, of the 2000 Code of Ordinances]
No person shall enter upon the lands and premises of another
without lawful authority after having been forbidden to do so by the
owner or occupant of such lands or premises or by the agent or servant
of such owner or occupant; no person being upon the lands or premises
of another without authority, upon being notified to depart by the
owner or occupant of such lands or premises, shall neglect to depart.
[Amended 3-15-2004 by Ord. No. 279]
A.
No person shall knowingly, without the consent of the public authority
having supervision of public property or the owner of private property,
dump, deposit, place, throw, or leave, or cause or permit the dumping,
depositing, placing, throwing or leaving litter on public or private
property or water, other than property designed and set aside for
such purposes. The term "public or private property or water" includes
but is not limited to the right-of-way of a street or highway; a body
of water or watercourse, or its shore or beach, including ice above
the water; a park, playground, building, refuge, or conservation or
recreation area; and residential properties or timberlands. It is
unlawful for a person who removes a vehicle wrecked or damaged in
an accident on a highway, road, or street to fail to remove all glass
and other injurious substances dropped on the highway, road, or street
as a result of the accident. The term "litter" as used in this section
means all rubbish, refuse, waste materials, garbage, offal, paper,
glass, cans, bottles, trash, debris, or other foreign substances of
every kind and description.
B.
Any person who violates, disobeys, omits, neglects or refuses to comply with or resists the enforcement of this section shall be responsible for a municipal civil infraction, subject to § 1-2. Increased civil fines may be imposed for “repeated violations,” which means a second or subsequent municipal civil infraction violation committed by a person within any twelve-month period and for which a person admits responsibility or is determined to be responsible. The increased civil fine for repeat violations is set forth in § 1-2.[1]
No person shall maliciously and/or willfully destroy, enter,
deface, tamper with, or in any way interfere with or hinder the use
of a public building or property, or any private building or property.
No person shall engage in any fraudulent scheme, device, or
trick to obtain money in an amount less than $200 or other valuable
thing which has a value of approximately $200, or shall commit a larceny,
or shall obtain money in an amount less than $200 or other valuable
thing which has a value of less than $200 under false pretenses, or
aid, abet, or in any manner be concerned in such action.
[Added 3-27-2019 by Ord.
No. 356]
B.
Any applicant for a state or local license to establish a marihuana
establishment, as defined by the Act, within the boundaries of the
Village shall be deemed to be not in compliance with this section
or with this Code.
C.
This section does not supersede rights and obligations with respect
to the transportation of marihuana through the Village to the extent
provided by the Act, and does not supersede rights and obligations
under Michigan law allowing for or regulating marihuana for medical
use.
[Added 3-27-2019 by Ord.
No. 356]
A.
In conformance with Sections 4.1(e) and 6.2(b) of the Act,[1] the sale or consumption of marihuana in any form and the
sale or display of marihuana accessories, as defined by the Act, is
prohibited in any public places within the boundaries of the Village.
[1]
Editor's Note: See MCLA § 333.27951 et seq.
B.
Any person who violates any of the provisions of this section shall
be responsible for a municipal civil infraction punishable by a civil
fine of $500, plus court-imposed costs.
C.
This section does not supersede rights and obligations with respect
to the transfer and consumption of marihuana on private property to
the extent authorized by the person who owns, occupies, or operates
such property, as provided in and authorized by the Act, and does
not supersede rights and obligations with respect to the use of marihuana
for medical purposes as provided by any law of the State of Michigan
allowing for or regulating marihuana for medical use.
