Borough of Catasauqua, PA Index

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§ 1-4 — Ordinances saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal.

§ 40-1 — Remission against property of Catasauqua Park and Play Ground Association.

§ 40-2 — Duration of remission.

Ch 70 — Recreation Board

Ch 105 — Animals

§ 105-1 — Authority to provide for destruction or killing of unowned pigeons.

Ch 110 — Bicycles

§ 110-4 — Operation.

§ 145-22 — Elevation and floodproofing requirements.

§ 145-26 — General provisions.

§ 145-27 — Application requirements for special permits.

145-35{14} — LOWEST FLOOR

145-35{15} — MANUFACTURED HOME

145-35{16} — MANUFACTURED HOME PARK

145-35{22} — SPECIAL PERMIT

175-1{2} — PUBLIC PLACE

Ch 195 — Parks and Recreation

Ch 195 Art III — Playgrounds and Parks

§ 195-10 — Rules and regulations.

Ch 195 Art V — Skate Parks

§ 195-17 — Skate park rules.

§ 200-7 — Prohibited acts of peddlers.

§ 205-1 — Tampering with or injury to certain property prohibited.

§ 205-4 — Removal of earth, stone and other material from streets, alleys and public grounds unlawful.

§ 206-6 — Exemptions.

§ 225-5 — Applicability.

§ 225-6 — Exemptions.

§ 225-21 — Drainage plan contents.

§ 230-23.1 — General street obstructions.

230-28A{11} — TRAVEL LANE

§ 235-12 — Exemptions.

§ 235-15 — Park and recreation land.

235-36{8} — COMMON OPEN SPACE

235-36{15} — DEVELOPMENT PLAN

235-36{21} — LAND DEVELOPMENT

235-36{24} — MOBILE HOME LOT

235-36{25} — MOBILE HOME PARK

235-36{29} — PUBLIC GROUNDS

§ 237-4 — Presumed flows by use category.

Ch 245 — Trees

245-1{4} — PARK TREES

§ 245-5 — Duties and responsibilities of Commission.

§ 245-7 — General regulations for street/park trees.

§ 245-14 — Tree topping.

§ 245-17 — Removal of stumps.

§ 245-19 — Interference with Shade Tree Commission.

§ 245-20 — Arborists' license and bond.

Ch 260 — Vehicles and Traffic

§ 260-2 — Manner of adopting permanent traffic and parking regulations.

§ 260-4 — Experimental regulations.

Ch 260 Art II — Parking Regulations

§ 260-17 — Parking without lights authorized.

§ 260-18 — Parking restricted between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m.

§ 260-19 — Parking prohibited in certain locations.

§ 260-20 — Parking of certain vehicles prohibited

§ 260-21 — Restricted parking zones.

§ 260-22 — Restrictions on parking of truck trailers, tractors or tractor-trailers.

§ 260-23 — Penalty for violation of parking regulations.

§ 260-24 — Handicapped parking.

§ 260-25 — Seventy-two-hour parking.

§ 260-26 — Vehicles to be parked within marked spaces.

§ 260-27 — Stopping, standing or parking.

Ch 260 Art IV — Parking Meters

§ 260-29 — Leasing and installation of parking meters authorized.

§ 260-30 — Parking meter zones; days and hours parking meters in operation.

§ 260-31 — Marking of individual parking spaces; installation of parking meters.

§ 260-32 — Coin deposit in meter.

§ 260-33 — Vehicles to be parked wholly within marked spaces.

§ 260-34 — Unlawful to deface or tamper with parking meters.

Ch 260 Art V — Removal and Impounding of Illegally Parked Vehicles

§ 260-36 — Authority to remove and impound illegally parked vehicles.

§ 260-48 — Parking on snow emergency routes during snow emergencies unlawful.

§ 260-49 — Unlawful to park a vehicle on or to fail to remove vehicle from street scheduled for snow removal.

§ 260-50 — Removal and impounding of illegally parked vehicles.

Ch 260 Art VII — Business Parking Permits

§ 260-52 — Issuance of business parking permits.

§ 260-53 — Conditions required for issuance.

§ 260-54 — Permit information required.

§ 260-55 — Two-hour parking in restricted areas.

§ 260-56 — Display of permit.

§ 260-57 — Violation on exceeding time limit.

§ 260-58 — Illegal acts.

275-7{18} — LIGHT INDUSTRY

§ 275-8 — Wellhead protection requirements.

§ 280-3 — Permits and certificates.

§ 280-16 — Special exception use process.

280-19{20} — AUTO, BOAT AND/OR MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOME SALES

280-19{28} — BUFFER YARD

280-19{36} — CARTWAY

280-19{118} — MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOME PARK

280-19{132} — OPEN SPACE, COMMON

280-19{136} — PARKING

280-19{151} — PUBLIC PARKING GARAGE

280-19{152} — RECREATION

280-19{182} — STREETSCAPE

280-19{203} — USE

§ 280-27 — Historic buildings and overlay districts.

§ 280-28 — Applicability.

§ 280-29 — Additional requirements for specific principal uses.

§ 280-30 — Additional requirements for accessory uses.

Ch 280 Art VI — Off-Street Parking and Loading

§ 280-39 — General regulations for off-street parking.

§ 280-40 — Design standards for off-street parking.

§ 280-44 — Miscellaneous signs not requiring permits.

§ 280-45 — Freestanding, wall and window signs.

§ 280-49 — Vehicles functioning as signs.

§ 280-54 — Frontage onto improved streets; number of uses or buildings; minimum size of dwellings.

§ 280-56 — Special lot and yard requirements, sight distance and buffer yards.

§ 280-57 — Landscaping.

§ 280-70 — Dimensional criteria.

§ 280-71 — Unified development and mix.

§ 280-72 — Design standards.

§ 280-73 — Procedures.

§ 280-80 — Unified development standards.

§ 280-81 — Design standards.

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280-19{136} — PARKING

§ 280-40 — Design standards for off-street parking.

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§ 1-4 — Ordinances saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal.

§ 40-1 — Remission against property of Catasauqua Park and Play Ground Association.

§ 40-2 — Duration of remission.

Ch 70 — Recreation Board

Ch 105 — Animals

§ 105-1 — Authority to provide for destruction or killing of unowned pigeons.

Ch 110 — Bicycles

§ 110-4 — Operation.

§ 145-22 — Elevation and floodproofing requirements.

§ 145-26 — General provisions.

§ 145-27 — Application requirements for special permits.

145-35{14} — LOWEST FLOOR

145-35{15} — MANUFACTURED HOME

145-35{16} — MANUFACTURED HOME PARK

145-35{22} — SPECIAL PERMIT

175-1{2} — PUBLIC PLACE

Ch 195 — Parks and Recreation

Ch 195 Art III — Playgrounds and Parks

§ 195-10 — Rules and regulations.

Ch 195 Art V — Skate Parks

§ 195-17 — Skate park rules.

§ 200-7 — Prohibited acts of peddlers.

§ 205-1 — Tampering with or injury to certain property prohibited.

§ 205-4 — Removal of earth, stone and other material from streets, alleys and public grounds unlawful.

§ 206-6 — Exemptions.

§ 225-5 — Applicability.

§ 225-6 — Exemptions.

§ 225-21 — Drainage plan contents.

§ 230-23.1 — General street obstructions.

230-28A{11} — TRAVEL LANE

§ 235-12 — Exemptions.

§ 235-15 — Park and recreation land.

235-36{8} — COMMON OPEN SPACE

235-36{15} — DEVELOPMENT PLAN

235-36{21} — LAND DEVELOPMENT

235-36{24} — MOBILE HOME LOT

235-36{25} — MOBILE HOME PARK

235-36{29} — PUBLIC GROUNDS

§ 237-4 — Presumed flows by use category.

Ch 245 — Trees

245-1{4} — PARK TREES

§ 245-5 — Duties and responsibilities of Commission.

§ 245-7 — General regulations for street/park trees.

§ 245-14 — Tree topping.

§ 245-17 — Removal of stumps.

§ 245-19 — Interference with Shade Tree Commission.

§ 245-20 — Arborists' license and bond.

Ch 260 — Vehicles and Traffic

§ 260-2 — Manner of adopting permanent traffic and parking regulations.

§ 260-4 — Experimental regulations.

Ch 260 Art II — Parking Regulations

§ 260-17 — Parking without lights authorized.

§ 260-18 — Parking restricted between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m.

§ 260-19 — Parking prohibited in certain locations.

§ 260-20 — Parking of certain vehicles prohibited

§ 260-21 — Restricted parking zones.

§ 260-22 — Restrictions on parking of truck trailers, tractors or tractor-trailers.

§ 260-23 — Penalty for violation of parking regulations.

§ 260-24 — Handicapped parking.

§ 260-25 — Seventy-two-hour parking.

§ 260-26 — Vehicles to be parked within marked spaces.

§ 260-27 — Stopping, standing or parking.

Ch 260 Art IV — Parking Meters

§ 260-29 — Leasing and installation of parking meters authorized.

§ 260-30 — Parking meter zones; days and hours parking meters in operation.

§ 260-31 — Marking of individual parking spaces; installation of parking meters.

§ 260-32 — Coin deposit in meter.

§ 260-33 — Vehicles to be parked wholly within marked spaces.

§ 260-34 — Unlawful to deface or tamper with parking meters.

Ch 260 Art V — Removal and Impounding of Illegally Parked Vehicles

§ 260-36 — Authority to remove and impound illegally parked vehicles.

§ 260-48 — Parking on snow emergency routes during snow emergencies unlawful.

§ 260-49 — Unlawful to park a vehicle on or to fail to remove vehicle from street scheduled for snow removal.

§ 260-50 — Removal and impounding of illegally parked vehicles.

Ch 260 Art VII — Business Parking Permits

§ 260-52 — Issuance of business parking permits.

§ 260-53 — Conditions required for issuance.

§ 260-54 — Permit information required.

§ 260-55 — Two-hour parking in restricted areas.

§ 260-56 — Display of permit.

§ 260-57 — Violation on exceeding time limit.

§ 260-58 — Illegal acts.

275-7{18} — LIGHT INDUSTRY

§ 275-8 — Wellhead protection requirements.

§ 280-3 — Permits and certificates.

§ 280-16 — Special exception use process.

280-19{20} — AUTO, BOAT AND/OR MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOME SALES

280-19{28} — BUFFER YARD

280-19{36} — CARTWAY

280-19{118} — MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOME PARK

280-19{132} — OPEN SPACE, COMMON

280-19{136} — PARKING

280-19{151} — PUBLIC PARKING GARAGE

280-19{152} — RECREATION

280-19{182} — STREETSCAPE

280-19{203} — USE

§ 280-27 — Historic buildings and overlay districts.

§ 280-28 — Applicability.

§ 280-29 — Additional requirements for specific principal uses.

§ 280-30 — Additional requirements for accessory uses.

Ch 280 Art VI — Off-Street Parking and Loading

§ 280-39 — General regulations for off-street parking.

§ 280-40 — Design standards for off-street parking.

§ 280-44 — Miscellaneous signs not requiring permits.

§ 280-45 — Freestanding, wall and window signs.

§ 280-49 — Vehicles functioning as signs.

§ 280-54 — Frontage onto improved streets; number of uses or buildings; minimum size of dwellings.

§ 280-56 — Special lot and yard requirements, sight distance and buffer yards.

§ 280-57 — Landscaping.

§ 280-70 — Dimensional criteria.

§ 280-71 — Unified development and mix.

§ 280-72 — Design standards.

§ 280-73 — Procedures.

§ 280-80 — Unified development standards.

§ 280-81 — Design standards.

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§ 40-23 — Sale of property under $1,000.

Ch 185 — Noise

185-1{2} — COMMERCIAL PURPOSE

Ch 200 — Peddling and Soliciting

Ch 200 Art II — Peddling and Soliciting

200-3A{1} — PEDDLER

200-3A{2} — PEDDLING

§ 200-4 — Peddlers to obtain licenses.

§ 200-5 — Peddlers to carry license at all times; exhibition upon request.

§ 200-7 — Prohibited acts of peddlers.

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§ 1-4 — Ordinances saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal.

Ch 35 — Fire Department

Ch 50 — Manager

Ch 55 — Pensions, Retirement and Benefits

Ch 65 — Police Department

§ 65-18 — Special school police.

Ch 75 — Salaries and Compensation

§ 240-19 — Persons exempted from paying tax.

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§ 225-3 — Purpose.

§ 280-29 — Additional requirements for specific principal uses.

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280-19{69} — EMERGENCY SERVICES STATION

280-19{75} — FENCE

280-19{134} — OUTDOOR CAFE

§ 280-29 — Additional requirements for specific principal uses.

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120-1{1} — BUILDING

§ 280-3 — Permits and certificates.

280-19{38} — CHURCH

280-19{54} — DAY CARE, CHILD

280-19{142} — PLACES OF WORSHIP

280-19{153} — RECYCLING COLLECTION CENTER

§ 280-29 — Additional requirements for specific principal uses.

§ 280-30 — Additional requirements for accessory uses.

§ 280-44 — Miscellaneous signs not requiring permits.

280-52A{3} — HEIGHT OF SIGN

§ 280-55 — Height exceptions.

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Ch 60 — Planning Commission

§ 60-1 — Establishment.

§ 60-2 — Composition; terms of office.

§ 60-3 — Powers and duties.

§ 145-8 — Review of application by others.

§ 145-19 — Boundary disputes.

§ 145-28 — Application review procedures.

225-11B{86} — TECHNICAL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICE MANUAL AND INFILTRATION FEASIBILITY REPORT, NOVEMBER 2002

§ 225-22 — Plan submission.

§ 225-25 — Hardship waiver procedure.

Ch 235 — Subdivision and Land Development

§ 235-2 — Applicability.

§ 235-5 — General procedure for submission of all plans.

§ 235-14 — Required improvements.

§ 235-22 — Final plan.

§ 235-28 — Design standards and improvements.

§ 235-29 — Excavation and grading.

§ 235-30 — Drainage facilities.

§ 235-32 — Sewer facilities.

235-36{7} — COMMISSION or PLANNING COMMISSION

235-36{12} — COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION

235-36{28} — PLAN

235-36{30} — PUBLIC HEARING

§ 235-37 — Administrative action.

§ 235-38 — Modifications, appeals and amendments.

§ 280-8 — Amendments to chapter.

280-19{46} — CONDITIONAL USE

280-19{144} — PLANNING COMMISSION

§ 280-41 — Off-street loading.

§ 280-78 — Uses.

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235-36{15} — DEVELOPMENT PLAN

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§ 120-7 — Installation required.

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Ch 60 — Planning Commission

§ 60-1 — Establishment.

§ 60-2 — Composition; terms of office.

§ 60-3 — Powers and duties.

§ 145-8 — Review of application by others.

§ 145-19 — Boundary disputes.

§ 145-28 — Application review procedures.

225-11B{86} — TECHNICAL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICE MANUAL AND INFILTRATION FEASIBILITY REPORT, NOVEMBER 2002

§ 225-22 — Plan submission.

§ 225-25 — Hardship waiver procedure.

Ch 235 — Subdivision and Land Development

§ 235-2 — Applicability.

§ 235-5 — General procedure for submission of all plans.

§ 235-14 — Required improvements.

§ 235-22 — Final plan.

§ 235-28 — Design standards and improvements.

§ 235-29 — Excavation and grading.

§ 235-30 — Drainage facilities.

§ 235-32 — Sewer facilities.

235-36{7} — COMMISSION or PLANNING COMMISSION

235-36{12} — COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION

235-36{28} — PLAN

235-36{30} — PUBLIC HEARING

§ 235-37 — Administrative action.

§ 235-38 — Modifications, appeals and amendments.

§ 280-8 — Amendments to chapter.

280-19{46} — CONDITIONAL USE

280-19{144} — PLANNING COMMISSION

§ 280-41 — Off-street loading.

§ 280-78 — Uses.

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§ 210-26 — Prohibitions and limitation on wastewater discharges.

§ 220-4 — Storage of municipal waste.

220-13{16} — PLASTIC BEVERAGE CARRIER

220-13{17} — PLASTIC CONTAINERS

§ 220-14 — Recyclable materials.

§ 220-15 — General operation of program and requirements.

§ 220-23 — Regulations and administration by Borough.

§ 230-14 — Specifications for sidewalks, curbs and gutters.

280-19{75} — FENCE

280-19{95} — JUNK

§ 280-29 — Additional requirements for specific principal uses.

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§ 40-1 — Remission against property of Catasauqua Park and Play Ground Association.

§ 40-2 — Duration of remission.

§ 110-4 — Operation.

Ch 195 Art II — Curfew at St. John Street Playground

§ 195-6 — Effective date; imposition of curfew.

§ 195-7 — Hours of curfew; boundaries of playground.

Ch 195 Art III — Playgrounds and Parks

§ 195-10 — Rules and regulations.

§ 235-21 — Preliminary plan.

235-36{29} — PUBLIC GROUNDS

§ 280-29 — Additional requirements for specific principal uses.

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§ 210-29 — Wastewater applications and permits.

210-54{10} — GREASE TRAP

§ 265-13 — Water meters.

§ 265-17 — New outlets.

§ 265-21 — Definitions.

§ 265-23 — Certification of materials.

280-19{197} — TRADESPERSON

§ 280-30 — Additional requirements for accessory uses.

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§ 30-64 — Examination procedure.

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Ch 30 — Civil Service

30-1{1} — APPLICANT

30-1{9} — ELIGIBLE LIST

30-1{10} — EXAMINATION

30-1{11} — FURLOUGH LIST

30-1{12} — MUNICIPAL POLICE DEPARTMENT

30-1{13} — POLICE OFFICER

30-1{14} — PROBATIONER

30-1{16} — REMOVAL

30-1{18} — STATE POLICE

30-1{19} — SUSPENSION

§ 30-15 — Eligibility for examination.

§ 30-21 — Willful prior false application.

§ 30-23 — General qualifications for police officer applicants.

§ 30-37 — Removal from eligibility list.

§ 30-38 — Appointment.

§ 30-39 — Physical and psychological examinations.

§ 30-41 — Removal of names from furlough lists.

§ 30-42 — Promotion policy.

§ 30-44 — General qualifications.

§ 30-45 — Notification of vacancy.

§ 30-60 — Probationary period.

§ 30-61 — Provisional appointment to fill vacancy.

§ 30-63 — Job qualifications.

§ 30-65 — Criteria for suspension, removal or reduction in rank.

§ 50-5 — Powers and duties.

Ch 65 — Police Department

§ 65-8 — Department recognized and established.

§ 65-12 — Detectives.

§ 65-13 — Duties of Chief of Police.

§ 65-19 — Dog handlers.

§ 68-2 — Designation of Open Records Officer; fees; guidelines.

98-1A{2} — ALARM

98-1A{10} — TELEPHONE DIALER ALARM DEVICE

§ 98-3 — Permits required.

§ 98-6 — Testing.

§ 105-1 — Authority to provide for destruction or killing of unowned pigeons.

§ 105-2 — Conditions for entry upon private property.

§ 105-3 — Use of firearms and air rifles.

§ 105-17 — Office of Animal Control Officer established; duties; compensation.

§ 105-20 — Conditions requiring examinations.

§ 110-2 — Registration requirements; fees.

§ 110-5 — Inspection.

122-1A{3} — ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL

§ 160-10 — Enforcement.

§ 206-2 — Amplification system allowed.

§ 206-7 — Violations and penalties; enforcement.

§ 245-25 — Enforcement.

§ 255-6 — Power to impound abandoned or junked vehicles.

§ 260-23 — Penalty for violation of parking regulations.

§ 260-46 — Motor vehicle repairs on public property.

§ 260-50 — Removal and impounding of illegally parked vehicles.

§ 280-47 — Location of signs.

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30-1{12} — MUNICIPAL POLICE DEPARTMENT

30-1{13} — POLICE OFFICER

30-1{16} — REMOVAL

30-1{19} — SUSPENSION

§ 30-10 — Minutes and records.

§ 30-14 — Announcement of application period and examinations.

§ 30-19 — Filing of applications.

§ 30-23 — General qualifications for police officer applicants.

§ 30-24 — Essential job functions of a police officer.

§ 30-29 — General examination requirements.

§ 30-34 — Physical fitness testing.

§ 30-35 — Background investigation.

§ 30-60 — Probationary period.

§ 30-61 — Provisional appointment to fill vacancy.

§ 30-63 — Job qualifications.

§ 30-64 — Examination procedure.

§ 30-66 — Procedure.

§ 35-16 — Fire Police.

§ 65-5 — Removal of part-time or extra officers.

§ 65-6 — Swearing in.

§ 65-12 — Detectives.

§ 65-14 — Rules and regulations applicable to all police officers.

§ 65-15 — Special orders.

§ 65-18 — Special school police.

§ 65-19 — Dog handlers.

§ 65-21 — Residence requirements for police officers.

§ 65-22 — Time limit for meeting residence requirements; effect of failure to do so.

§ 65-23 — Authority of Police Civil Service Commission.

§ 65-24 — Interpretation of residence requirements.

§ 100-2 — Violations and penalties.

§ 100-3 — License to be exhibited to police.

§ 105-15 — Seizure and impounding of dogs and cats found at large; redemption.

§ 105-20 — Conditions requiring examinations.

§ 105-21 — Compliance; written report required; violations and penalties.

§ 105-22 — Seizure and confiscation of animal.

§ 110-4 — Operation.

§ 160-11 — Violations and penalties.

§ 175-3 — Request to leave.

§ 200-5 — Peddlers to carry license at all times; exhibition upon request.

§ 206-1 — Adequate radio coverage required.

207-3{7} — CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER

207-3{9} — DISRUPTIVE CONDUCT

§ 210-28 — Compliance monitoring and reporting.

§ 260-5 — Authority of police officers.

§ 260-11 — Play highways authorized.

§ 260-23 — Penalty for violation of parking regulations.

§ 260-27 — Stopping, standing or parking.

§ 260-32 — Coin deposit in meter.

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§ 280-44 — Miscellaneous signs not requiring permits.

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§ 145-24 — Development which may endanger human life.

§ 145-27 — Application requirements for special permits.

§ 145-29 — Special technical requirements.

§ 210-15 — Protective surcharge program.

210-15A{4} — LOCAL LIMITS

210-15A{7} — SLUDGE PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS

§ 210-24 — Definitions and abbreviations.

210-24B{1} — ACT

210-24B{2} — ACTION LEVELS

210-24B{11} — CATEGORICAL PRETREATMENT STANDARD or CATEGORICAL STANDARD

210-24B{14} — COOLING WATER

210-24B{20} — INDIRECT DISCHARGE or DISCHARGE

210-24B{23} — INSTANTANEOUS MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE DISCHARGE LIMIT

210-24B{27} — NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (NPDES)

210-24B{28} — NEW SOURCE

210-24B{29} — PASS THROUGH

210-24B{32} — POLLUTANT

210-24B{33} — POLLUTANTS OF CONCERN (POCs)

210-24B{34} — PRETREATMENT

210-24B{43} — SIGNIFICANT NONCOMPLIANCE

210-24B{48} — TOXIC POLLUTANT

210-24B{49} — TREATMENT PLANT EFFLUENT

210-24B{50} — UNPOLLUTED WATER

210-24B{51} — USER

§ 210-26 — Prohibitions and limitation on wastewater discharges.

§ 210-27 — Control of prohibited wastes.

§ 210-28 — Compliance monitoring and reporting.

§ 210-29 — Wastewater applications and permits.

§ 210-30 — Enforcement; violations and penalties.

§ 210-31 — Affirmative defenses to discharge violations.

§ 210-53 — Purpose.

210-54{1} — ACT

220-2{12} — MUNICIPAL WASTE

§ 225-2 — Statement of findings.

225-11B{6} — BUFFER

225-11B{7} — CAPTURE/REUSE

225-11B{45} — NPDES

225-11B{67} — SEDIMENT TRAPS/CATCH BASIN SUMPS

225-11B{74} — STATE WATER QUALITY REQUIREMENTS

225-11B{79} — STORMWATER FILTERS

225-11B{87} — TRASH/DEBRIS COLLECTORS

§ 225-15 — Postconstruction water quality criteria.

§ 225-36 — Prohibited discharges.

§ 225-41 — Notification.

§ 225-43 — Suspension and revocation of permits and approvals.

§ 230-43 — Bond and insurance requirements.

§ 240-28 — Excluded transactions.

275-7{23} — POLLUTION INCIDENT PREVENTION (PIP) PLAN

275-7{30} — SEWAGE

§ 275-8 — Wellhead protection requirements.

§ 275-11 — Special wellhead protection provisions.

§ 280-29 — Additional requirements for specific principal uses.

§ 280-32 — Nuisances and hazards to public safety.

§ 280-53 — Off-premises signs (including billboards).

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§ 43-1 — Caption and preamble.

§ 100-5 — License fees for bowling alleys, pool tables, skating rinks and shooting galleries.

Ch 195 Art IV — Municipal Swimming Pool

§ 195-13 — Pool usage fees.

§ 195-14 — Rules and regulations.

§ 195-15 — Revocation of pool privileges.

225-11B{12} — CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS

225-11B{95} — WET DETENTION PONDS

§ 225-18 — Calculation methodology.

§ 225-36 — Prohibited discharges.

§ 237-4 — Presumed flows by use category.

§ 240-5 — Powers and duties of tax officer.

§ 265-13 — Water meters.

280-19{4} — ACCESSORY STRUCTURE (includes ACCESSORY BUILDING)

280-19{132} — OPEN SPACE, COMMON

280-19{157} — RESIDENTIAL ACCESSORY STRUCTURE (INCLUDES "BUILDING") OR USE

280-19{187} — SWIMMING POOL, HOUSEHOLD OR PRIVATE

280-19{188} — SWIMMING POOL, NONHOUSEHOLD

§ 280-26 — Dimensional requirements in each district.

§ 280-29 — Additional requirements for specific principal uses.

§ 280-30 — Additional requirements for accessory uses.

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§ 122-3 — Exceptions.

160-3{2} — GARAGE SALE

§ 220-3 — General regulations.

280-19{29} — BUILDING

280-19{79} — FLOOR AREA, TOTAL

§ 280-26 — Dimensional requirements in each district.

§ 280-27 — Historic buildings and overlay districts.

§ 280-29 — Additional requirements for specific principal uses.

§ 280-37 — Control of light and glare.

§ 280-44 — Miscellaneous signs not requiring permits.

§ 280-72 — Design standards.

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§ 35-4 — Fire Chief.

§ 50-5 — Powers and duties.

§ 50-6 — Delegation of Mayor's powers and duties.

§ 60-3 — Powers and duties.

§ 237-6 — Appeal process.

§ 240-5 — Powers and duties of tax officer.

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§ 225-6 — Exemptions.

§ 225-22 — Plan submission.

§ 235-5 — General procedure for submission of all plans.

§ 235-6 — Fees.

§ 235-19 — Effect of change in this chapter.

§ 235-21 — Preliminary plan.

§ 235-27 — Preliminary and final plan requirements.

235-36{28} — PLAN

§ 280-70 — Dimensional criteria.

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§ 235-19 — Effect of change in this chapter.

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§ 280-2 — Purposes and community development objectives.

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§ 280-2 — Purposes and community development objectives.

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§ 210-4 — Certain receptacles prohibited where sewer accessible.

§ 210-5 — Unlawful receptacles for sewage abatable as nuisances.

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§ 210-4 — Certain receptacles prohibited where sewer accessible.

§ 210-5 — Unlawful receptacles for sewage abatable as nuisances.

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§ 195-2 — Rules of play for tennis courts.

§ 195-14 — Rules and regulations.

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§ 15-6 — Standing committees.

§ 185-6 — Trucks.

§ 230-19 — Conditions for requiring removal, repair, construction or reconstruction.

add Public Works Committee

§ 15-6 — Standing committees.

§ 230-18 — Materials to be used in construction of sidewalks and curbs.