[Adopted 9-29-1930 by Ord.
No. VI]
Any person who commits any of the following acts shall be deemed to
have committed the offense of disorderly conduct:
A.
Uses offensive, disorderly, threatening, abusive or insulting
language, conduct or behavior.
B.
Acts in such a manner as to annoy, disturb, interfere
with, obstruct or be offensive to others.
C.
Congregates with others on a public street and refuses
to move on when ordered by the police.
D.
By his actions, causes a crowd to collect, except when
lawfully addressing such a crowd.
E.
Shouts or makes a noise either outside or inside a building
during the nighttime to the annoyance or disturbance of any considerable number
of persons.
F.
Stations himself on the public streets or follows pedestrians
for the purpose of soliciting alms, or solicits alms on the public streets
unlawfully.
G.
Stands on sidewalk or street and makes insulting remarks
to or about passing pedestrians or annoys such pedestrians.
No person shall have or keep or permit to be kept on any premises owned
or occupied in whole or in part by him within the corporate limits of said
village any barking dog or other animal which by its howling or whining or
barking shall disturb the neighborhood.[1]
No person owning or possessing any animal shall allow it to disturb
the comfort, peace or repose of any persons in the vicinity by long-continued
or frequent noise. If complaint is made to the Village Clerk that such noise
has occurred, the owner, keeper or possessor of the offending animal shall
be notified of the provisions of this article and that its violation is charged.
No penalty hereunder shall be inflicted unless such notification has been
made and a violation thereafter has recurred.
Any person violating any provision of this article shall pay a penalty
of $10, and in addition thereto such violation shall constitute and is hereby
declared to be disorderly conduct and any person violating the same shall
be and is hereby declared to be a disorderly person.
