Village of Brandon, WI Index

add Dance halls

§ 485-19 — B-2 Highway Commercial District.

§ 485-22 — P-1 Public and Quasi-Public District.

add Dangerous animals

§ 187-9 — Pit bulls and other dangerous animals.

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§ 187-9 — Pit bulls and other dangerous animals.

187-9B{2} — DANGEROUS DOG

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§ 485-16 — R-3 Multiple-Family Residential District.

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§ 215-2 — Building permits and inspection.

§ 468-31 — General.

468-47{12} — DECK

§ 485-11 — Site regulations.

§ 485-74 — Accessory uses or structures.

§ 485-77 — Swimming pools.

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§ 116-1 — Disposal of surplus Village property.

§ 215-1 — Building Code established.

§ 215-8 — Regulation and permit for razing buildings.

§ 268-9 — Materials that may not be burned.

§ 268-10 — Outdoor furnaces.

§ 284-5 — Cleanup of clandestine drug lab sites and chemical dump sites.

§ 292-6 — External alteration of designated property.

§ 292-8 — Review of permits.

§ 363-1 — Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture.

§ 363-8 — Loud and unnecessary noise.

§ 398-1 — Recycling and separation of solid waste.

§ 404-9 — Street privilege permit.

§ 485-20 — I-1 Industrial District.

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§ 268-9 — Materials that may not be burned.

§ 268-10 — Outdoor furnaces.

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§ 129-3 — Legal custodians.

§ 227-5 — Care of grave sites.

§ 227-9 — Monuments.

§ 227-11 — Trees and shrubs.

§ 227-12 — Miscellaneous.

§ 398-10 — Dumpsters.

§ 440-19 — Seasonal all-night parking, snow emergency restrictions and impeding snow removal.

§ 448-36 — Swimming pool fill policy.

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§ 477-8 — Minor subdivisions.

§ 477-9 — Street design standards.

§ 477-11 — Lot design standards.

§ 477-15 — Requirements and design standards for public improvements.

§ 485-44 — Loading requirements.

§ 485-45 — Parking requirements.

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§ 187-16 — Providing proper shelter.

§ 208-2 — Operation.

§ 208-5 — Blasting procedures and controls.

§ 215-8 — Regulation and permit for razing buildings.

§ 215-12 — Construction sites; maintaining clean streets.

§ 256-7 — Control of erosion and pollutants during land disturbance and development.

§ 404-4 — Removal of rubbish and dirt from sidewalks.

§ 404-14 — Obstruction of public ditches.

§ 404-17 — Dirt and debris on streets, sidewalks or public grounds.

§ 448-16 — Curb stop boxes.

§ 477-15 — Requirements and design standards for public improvements.

§ 485-77 — Swimming pools.

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§ 67-1 — Statement of purpose.

§ 67-3 — Appeals.

§ 103-5 — Deputy Clerk and Deputy Treasurer.

§ 103-15 — Vacancies.

175-2{21} — SCHOOL

§ 183-18 — Non-alcohol events for underage persons on licensed premises.

§ 215-4 — Construction standards; codes adopted.

§ 227-7 — Rules for visitors.

§ 262-1 — Statement of fair housing.

284-1B{1} — HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

363-17A{2} — AMBULANCE ATTENDANT

363-17A{3} — AMBULANCE SERVICE PROVIDER

§ 363-30 — Cemetery regulations.

§ 440-15 — Parking reserved for vehicles of disabled.

485-7{86} — SCHOOL, PRIVATE

§ 485-45 — Parking requirements.

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§ 67-1 — Statement of purpose.

§ 67-3 — Appeals.

§ 103-5 — Deputy Clerk and Deputy Treasurer.

§ 103-15 — Vacancies.

175-2{21} — SCHOOL

§ 183-18 — Non-alcohol events for underage persons on licensed premises.

§ 215-4 — Construction standards; codes adopted.

§ 227-7 — Rules for visitors.

§ 262-1 — Statement of fair housing.

284-1B{1} — HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

363-17A{2} — AMBULANCE ATTENDANT

363-17A{3} — AMBULANCE SERVICE PROVIDER

§ 363-30 — Cemetery regulations.

§ 440-15 — Parking reserved for vehicles of disabled.

485-7{86} — SCHOOL, PRIVATE

§ 485-45 — Parking requirements.

add Disabled persons

§ 67-3 — Appeals.

§ 440-15 — Parking reserved for vehicles of disabled.

485-7{86} — SCHOOL, PRIVATE

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§ 48-1 — Statement of purpose.

§ 48-7 — Conflict of interest.

§ 129-6 — Limitations on right to access.

§ 175-1 — Purpose and findings.

§ 418-4 — Registration.

§ 418-7 — Prohibited practices; disclosure requirements.

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§ 262-1 — Statement of fair housing.

§ 477-21 — Enforcement; violations and penalties.

add Disease control

§ 187-2 — Rabies vaccination required for license.

add Disorderly conduct

§ 150-20 — Disturbances and disorderly conduct.

§ 183-14 — Conditions of license.

§ 183-17 — Revocation and suspension of licenses; nonrenewal.

§ 363-1 — Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture.

§ 363-9 — Disorderly conduct.

§ 363-10 — Unauthorized presence on school property.

§ 440-28 — Disturbance of the peace with motor vehicle.

add Disorderly houses

§ 349-4 — Public nuisances offending morals and decency.

add District Attorney

§ 129-5 — Access procedures.

§ 363-23 — Retail theft.

§ 440-32 — Sound-producing devices; impoundment; seizure and forfeiture.

§ 440-35 — Enforcement.

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§ 187-6 — Restrictions on keeping of dogs, cats, fowl and other animals.

§ 187-22 — Vietnamese potbellied pigs.

§ 363-8 — Loud and unnecessary noise.

§ 440-28 — Disturbance of the peace with motor vehicle.

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§ 187-9 — Pit bulls and other dangerous animals.

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187-1{2} — AT LARGE

187-1{5} — DOG

187-1{8} — NEUTERED

187-1{9} — OWNER

187-1{11} — RESTRAIN

187-1{12} — UNTAGGED

§ 187-2 — Rabies vaccination required for license.

§ 187-3 — Issuance of dog, cat and kennel licenses.

§ 187-4 — Late fees.

§ 187-5 — Rabies quarantine.

§ 187-6 — Restrictions on keeping of dogs, cats, fowl and other animals.

§ 187-7 — Impoundment of animals.

§ 187-8 — Duty of owner in case of dog or cat bite.

§ 187-9 — Pit bulls and other dangerous animals.

187-9B{2} — DANGEROUS DOG

187-9B{3} — OWNER

187-9B{4} — PIT BULL

187-9B{6} — VICIOUS DOG

§ 187-10 — Animal feces.

§ 187-11 — Injury to property by animals.

§ 187-12 — Barking dogs or crying cats.

§ 187-13 — Prohibited and protected animals, fowl, reptiles and insects; farm animals.

§ 187-16 — Providing proper shelter.

§ 187-19 — Limitation on number of dogs and cats.

§ 187-23 — Violations and penalties.

§ 227-7 — Rules for visitors.

§ 358-1 — Park regulations.

§ 363-1 — Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture.

§ 363-30 — Cemetery regulations.

§ 440-34 — Violations and penalties.

§ 485-102 — Responsibilities and duties of mobile home park occupants.

§ DT-1 — Derivation Table of 1998 Code to 2015 Code

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§ 208-3 — Permit.

§ 215-2 — Building permits and inspection.

§ 245-3 — Driveway location, design and construction requirements.

§ 245-6 — Prohibited driveways.

§ 245-7 — Culvert construction and standards.

§ 256-7 — Control of erosion and pollutants during land disturbance and development.

§ 256-8 — Permit application, control plan and permit issuance.

§ 288-10 — Discharge of clear waters.

§ 331-5 — Permit required for nonmetallic mining.

§ 370-4 — Housing appearance.

§ 370-10 — Safe, sanitary and attractive maintenance of property.

§ 404-5 — Construction and repair of sidewalks.

§ 404-7 — Regulations governing excavations and openings.

§ 404-20 — Grass clippings.

§ 448-34 — Protective devices.

448-38{7} — STORM SEWER

§ 448-39 — Use of system.

§ 468-27 — Standards for development in flood-fringe areas.

§ 468-37 — Administrative procedures.

§ 468-41 — Floodproofing.

§ 477-3 — General provisions.

§ 477-6 — Technical requirements for preliminary and final plats.

§ 477-8 — Minor subdivisions.

§ 477-12 — Drainage system.

§ 477-13 — Extra-size or off-site improvements.

§ 477-14 — Nonresidential subdivisions.

§ 477-15 — Requirements and design standards for public improvements.

§ 477-16 — Easements.

§ 477-17 — Grading.

§ 477-18 — General park and public land dedication requirements.

§ 485-4 — Intent.

§ 485-11 — Site regulations.

§ 485-17 — C-1 Conservancy District.

§ 485-30 — Standards for conditional uses.

§ 485-32 — Conditions and guarantees.

§ 485-38 — Planned unit development.

§ 485-45 — Parking requirements.

§ 485-98 — Mobile home park developer's permit.

§ 485-99 — Standard requirements for mobile home parks, additions or extensions.

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§ 204-6 — General bicycle regulations.

§ 227-9 — Monuments.

Ch 245 — Driveways and Culverts

§ 245-2 — Driveway permit.

§ 245-3 — Driveway location, design and construction requirements.

§ 245-4 — Special requirements for commercial and industrial driveways.

§ 245-5 — Special requirements for residential driveways.

§ 245-6 — Prohibited driveways.

§ 245-7 — Culvert construction and standards.

Ch 256 — Erosion Control

§ 268-3 — Damaging fire hose prohibited; parking by hydrants; blocking fire lanes.

§ 363-7 — Loitering, prowling and soliciting.

363-7E{2} — PUBLIC PLACE

§ 363-10 — Unauthorized presence on school property.

§ 370-4 — Housing appearance.

§ 370-10 — Safe, sanitary and attractive maintenance of property.

§ 394-8 — Snowmobile routes and trails designated.

Ch 404 — Streets and Sidewalks

§ 404-5 — Construction and repair of sidewalks.

§ 404-7 — Regulations governing excavations and openings.

§ 404-15 — Street numbers.

§ 404-19 — Adoption of state statutes concerning roads.

§ 421-6 — Planting of trees and shrubs.

§ 421-8 — Trees and shrubbery obstructing view at intersection or view of traffic signs.

437-2B{1} — OFF-ROAD

§ 440-14 — Stopping or parking prohibited in certain specified places.

§ 440-20 — Parking of vehicles over 12,000 pounds or 22 feet restricted.

§ 440-28 — Disturbance of the peace with motor vehicle.

Ch 477 — Subdivision of Land

§ 477-15 — Requirements and design standards for public improvements.

485-7{28} — CURB BREAK

485-7{57} — LOT COVERAGE (EXCEPT RESIDENTIAL)

485-7{78} — PARKING SPACE

485-7{101} — YARD, FRONT

§ 485-27 — Application for conditional use.

§ 485-32 — Conditions and guarantees.

§ 485-38 — Planned unit development.

§ 485-45 — Parking requirements.

§ 485-47 — Storage and parking of recreational vehicles.

§ 485-52 — Permitted signs; sign categories.

§ 485-83 — Zoning permit.

§ 485-99 — Standard requirements for mobile home parks, additions or extensions.

§ DT-1 — Derivation Table of 1998 Code to 2015 Code

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§ 1-5 — Violations by juveniles.

§ 175-1 — Purpose and findings.

§ 284-5 — Cleanup of clandestine drug lab sites and chemical dump sites.

284-5C{2} — CHEMICAL DUMP SITE

284-5C{4} — CLANDESTINE DRUG LAB OPERATION

284-5C{5} — CLANDESTINE DRUG LAB SITE

284-5C{6} — CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE

284-5C{7} — HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE

284-5C{10} — SITE

§ 309-6 — Possession, manufacture and delivery of drug paraphernalia.

§ 363-1 — Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture.

§ 363-12 — Possession of controlled substances; marijuana.

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§ 284-5 — Cleanup of clandestine drug lab sites and chemical dump sites.

284-5C{2} — CHEMICAL DUMP SITE

284-5C{10} — SITE

§ 358-1 — Park regulations.

§ 363-30 — Cemetery regulations.

§ 398-9 — Collection of nonrecyclable refuse.

§ 404-13 — Requests for improvements.

§ 404-20 — Grass clippings.

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§ 398-10 — Dumpsters.

§ 485-74 — Accessory uses or structures.

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§ 208-2 — Operation.

§ 208-3 — Permit.

§ 215-8 — Regulation and permit for razing buildings.

§ 331-5 — Permit required for nonmetallic mining.

§ 349-3 — Public nuisances affecting health.

§ 485-36 — Home occupations.

§ 485-39 — Wind energy systems.

§ 485-69 — Air pollution.

§ 485-99 — Standard requirements for mobile home parks, additions or extensions.

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§ 1-13 — Code to be kept up-to-date.

5-4{2} — PERSON AGGRIEVED

§ 14-1 — Board of Review.

§ 14-3 — Advisory Park and Cemetery Committee.

§ 14-4 — Library Board.

§ 40-2 — Election officials.

§ 44-2 — Emergency Management Director.

§ 44-3 — Utilization of existing services and facilities.

§ 48-4 — Responsibility of public office.

§ 48-7 — Conflict of interest.

§ 56-3 — Village budget.

§ 56-10 — Contracts for public construction.

§ 56-30 — Information provided to Assessor to be confidential; exceptions.

§ 59-1 — Fire Department recognized.

§ 67-1 — Statement of purpose.

§ 103-1 — General provisions.

§ 103-3 — Village Clerk.

§ 103-4 — Village Treasurer.

§ 103-5 — Deputy Clerk and Deputy Treasurer.

§ 103-6 — Village Attorney.

§ 103-7 — Chief of Police.

§ 103-9 — Weed Commissioner.

§ 103-10 — Director of Public Works.

§ 103-11 — Assessor.

§ 103-12 — Building Inspector.

§ 103-14 — Oaths of office.

§ 103-15 — Vacancies.

§ 112-3 — General powers of police officers.

§ 112-4 — Responsibilities of Chief of Police.

§ 112-5 — Rules and policies.

§ 112-6 — Maintenance of personnel records and performance evaluations.

§ 112-7 — Police Chief's responsibility for training.

§ 112-8 — Civilians to assist.

§ 116-2 — Lost and abandoned property.

§ 129-2 — Duty to maintain records.

§ 129-4 — Public access to records.

§ 129-6 — Limitations on right to access.

§ 150-4 — Village President.

§ 150-5 — Standing committees.

§ 150-7 — Cooperation with other municipalities.

§ 150-14 — Presiding officers.

§ 175-13 — Registration of employees.

§ 180-10 — Village liability.

§ 183-7 — Qualifications of applicants and premises.

§ 183-11 — Transfer and lapse of license.

§ 187-8 — Duty of owner in case of dog or cat bite.

§ 187-9 — Pit bulls and other dangerous animals.

§ 187-18 — Cruelty to animals and birds prohibited.

§ 187-20 — Trapping of animals.

§ 204-5 — Rules of road.

§ 215-1 — Building Code established.

§ 215-3 — State Uniform Dwelling Code adopted.

§ 215-15 — Violations and penalties.

§ 227-1 — Policy statement.

§ 227-6 — Privileges and restrictions.

§ 262-1 — Statement of fair housing.

§ 268-2 — Police powers of Department; investigation of fires.

§ 268-4 — Firefighters may enter adjacent property.

§ 268-5 — Duty of bystanders to assist.

§ 284-2 — Hazardous material incident response reimbursement.

§ 284-5 — Cleanup of clandestine drug lab sites and chemical dump sites.

§ 288-2 — Abatement of health nuisances.

§ 288-4 — Control of noxious weeds and rank growth.

§ 288-8 — Rodent control.

§ 292-3 — Historic Preservation Committee; designation of sites, structures, landmarks and district.

§ 331-5 — Permit required for nonmetallic mining.

§ 349-6 — Abatement of public nuisances.

§ 358-1 — Park regulations.

§ 363-1 — Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture.

§ 363-3 — Firearms, explosives and other missiles.

§ 363-11 — Failure to obey lawful order; resisting an officer.

§ 363-17 — Obstructing emergency or rescue personnel.

§ 363-21 — Theft of library material.

§ 363-23 — Retail theft.

§ 363-30 — Cemetery regulations.

§ 398-7 — Enforcement; violations and penalties.

§ 398-9 — Collection of nonrecyclable refuse.

§ 404-7 — Regulations governing excavations and openings.

§ 404-9 — Street privilege permit.

§ 404-15 — Street numbers.

421-2{3} — FORESTER

§ 421-4 — Abatement of tree disease nuisances.

§ 421-8 — Trees and shrubbery obstructing view at intersection or view of traffic signs.

§ 421-9 — Prohibited acts.

437-2B{3} — MOTOR VEHICLE

§ 437-8 — Signage for ATV/UTV routes.

§ 440-3 — Official traffic signs and control devices; prohibited signs, signals and markers.

§ 440-7 — Accident reports.

§ 448-31 — Duty of Utility with respect to safety of public.

§ 448-37 — Authority.

§ 468-36 — Zoning Administrator.

§ 468-39 — Board of Appeals.

§ 485-81 — Zoning Administrator.

§ 485-101 — Operation of mobile home parks; responsibilities of park management.

§ 485-102 — Responsibilities and duties of mobile home park occupants.

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