§ 123-2— License. § 123-4— Enforcement and impounding. § 123-10— Vaccination and licensing requirements; exemptions. § 123-11— Licensing requirements.

§ 123-10— Vaccination and licensing requirements; exemptions.

§ 268-4— Technical criteria maintained by agency. § 268-5— Amplification systems allowed. 352-6{1}— ANTENNA(S) 360-4{7}— ANTENNA(S) 360-4{120}— PANEL § 361-32— Electrical or electronic devices.

§ 3-2— Background check required. § 5-7— Records and annual report. § 5-12— Functions of committee. § 11-5— Claims recorded in official minutes. § 11-7— Signatures required on checks; checks recorded. § 37-7— Record of attendance. § 37-10— Age restrictions. § 64-5— Powers and duties. § 64-22— Eligibility for services of Municipal Public Defender. § 77-11— Hearing authority. § 77-18— Discipline. § 111-6— Violations and penalties. 144-1{4}— PARTIES IN INTEREST § 144-12— Service of complaints. Ch 151— Cell Phone, Audiotape Recorder and Camera Use During Open Public Meetings § 151-1— Purpose. § 151-2— Guidelines. § 173-1— Zones established. § 173-5— Findings. § 182-3— Fees enumerated. Ch 182 Art X— Fees for Reproduction of Records (OPRA) § 182-18— Charges for copies of public records. § 182-19— Charges for certified copies of vital records. § 182-20— Release and redaction of public records. § 199-17— Information to be obtained and maintained. § 199-20— Appeal Board. § 214-4— Procedure. § 260-2— License; application. § 264-2— Enforcement and removal. 277-2{1}— ACCEPTABLE INDENTIFICATION § 277-8— Revocation of license; hearing. § 277-11— Record of transactions to be maintained. § 277-15— Nonapplicability. § 290-14— Commercial establishment compliance requirements. § 306-9— Photographs and fingerprints required. § 306-10— Records of trips. § 322-7— Register of trailer owners and occupants. § 339-2— Purpose. § 345-4— Enforcement of water use restrictions. § 352-2— Location criteria. 360-4{73}— HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION 360-4{148}— RESUBDIVISION 360-4{164}— STREET 360-4{168}— SUBDIVISION § 360-14— Hearings. § 360-17— Corporate and partnership applicants; disclosure; penalties. § 360-18— Time periods for action. § 360-25— Enforcement officer; permits. § 360-35— Sanitary sewerage. § 360-36— Storm drainage. § 360-37— Street improvements. § 360-39— Off-tract improvement fund. § 361-32— Electrical or electronic devices. § 361-54— Water supply. § 362-10— Expiration of approval. § 362-30— Expiration of final approval; extension. § 362-32— Formal plat. § 362-33— Minor subdivision plat. § 362-37— Application; issuance of certificate. § 362-61— Civil action. § 363-15— Riparian buffer conservation zone. § 363-72— Adult retirement communities. § 363-80— Wireless telecommunications towers and facilities. § 378-1— Jurisdiction; records and files. § 384-3— Public record. § 396-3— Public record. § 413-6— Nonpublic water system recovery requirements. § 413-9— Public record. § A420-10— Municipal Complaint Officer. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

199-5{18}— MANUFACTURED HOME 199-5{22}— RECREATIONAL VEHICLE § 363-72— Adult retirement communities.

117-7A{2}— PUBLIC PLACE Ch 249— Parks and Recreation Areas § 249-1— General prohibitions. § 249-2— Proper and orderly conduct. § 249-9— Park and recreation area closings. § 361-13— Recreation space. § 361-75— Bikeways. § 362-44— Site plan information for preliminary approval. § 363-15— Riparian buffer conservation zone. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1975 General Ordinances to 2015 Code

Ch 5 Art V— Recreation Committee

§ 3-2— Background check required. § 5-26— Categories of members. Ch 5 Art V— Recreation Committee § 5-29— Establishment. § 5-30— Members. § 5-31— Powers. § 5-32— General regulations. § 123-39— Enforcement. § 182-11— Scholarships. § 182-21— Fees enumerated. Ch 249— Parks and Recreation Areas § 249-1— General prohibitions. § 249-2— Proper and orderly conduct. § 249-3— Hours. § 249-4— Permits for special events. § 249-5— Enforcement. § 249-6— Use of facilities by nonresidents.

§ 277-15— Nonapplicability. Ch 290 Art II— Recycling 290-10{2}— COMMINGLED 290-10{3}— DESIGNATED RECYCLABLE MATERIALS 290-10{7}— MUNICIPAL RECYCLING COORDINATOR 290-10{9}— RECYCLABLE MATERIAL 290-10{10}— SOURCE SEPARATION 290-10{11}— SOURCE-SEPARATED RECYCLABLE MATERIALS § 290-11— Source separation; exemption from source separation requirements. § 290-12— Collection of recyclable materials. § 290-13— Residential dwelling compliance requirements. § 290-14— Commercial establishment compliance requirements. § 290-15— New developments of multifamily residential units or commercial, institutional, or industrial properties. § 290-16— Prohibition of collection of waste mixed with recyclable materials. § 290-17— Enforcement. § 290-18— Violations and penalties. § 290-22— Exceptions to prohibition. Ch 296 Art VI— Placement of Mailboxes, Garbage and Recycling Containers, and Basketball Equipment; Yard Damage § 296-30— Intent. § 296-32— Garbage and recycling containers. 360-4{145}— RECYCLING 360-4{146}— RECYCLING ESTABLISHMENT § 363-58— Conditional uses. § 363-71— Recycling establishment. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1975 General Ordinances to 2015 Code § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 277-15— Nonapplicability. Ch 290 Art II— Recycling 290-10{2}— COMMINGLED 290-10{3}— DESIGNATED RECYCLABLE MATERIALS 290-10{7}— MUNICIPAL RECYCLING COORDINATOR 290-10{9}— RECYCLABLE MATERIAL 290-10{10}— SOURCE SEPARATION 290-10{11}— SOURCE-SEPARATED RECYCLABLE MATERIALS § 290-11— Source separation; exemption from source separation requirements. § 290-12— Collection of recyclable materials. § 290-13— Residential dwelling compliance requirements. § 290-14— Commercial establishment compliance requirements. § 290-15— New developments of multifamily residential units or commercial, institutional, or industrial properties. § 290-16— Prohibition of collection of waste mixed with recyclable materials. § 290-17— Enforcement. § 290-18— Violations and penalties. § 290-22— Exceptions to prohibition. Ch 296 Art VI— Placement of Mailboxes, Garbage and Recycling Containers, and Basketball Equipment; Yard Damage § 296-30— Intent. § 296-32— Garbage and recycling containers. 360-4{145}— RECYCLING 360-4{146}— RECYCLING ESTABLISHMENT § 363-58— Conditional uses. § 363-71— Recycling establishment. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1975 General Ordinances to 2015 Code § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

290-10{7}— MUNICIPAL RECYCLING COORDINATOR § 290-11— Source separation; exemption from source separation requirements. § 290-13— Residential dwelling compliance requirements. § 290-14— Commercial establishment compliance requirements. § 290-15— New developments of multifamily residential units or commercial, institutional, or industrial properties. § 290-17— Enforcement.

§ 38-3— Registration required. § 111-5— Dial alarms; fees. § 123-2— License. § 123-4— Enforcement and impounding. § 123-11— Licensing requirements. § 123-12— Canvass of all cats to be performed. § 123-14— Seizure and impoundment; disposition. § 158-5— Fees. § 182-9— Sport activity registration fees. § 182-10— Clinic sports registration fees. § 260-2— License; application. Ch 270 Art I— Registration and Maintenance of Vacant and Abandoned Property in Foreclosure § 270-2— Registration of vacant and abandoned properties. § 270-3— Fee schedule. § 270-5— Property inspection and notice. § 313-4— Application for approval; required information. § 322-7— Register of trailer owners and occupants. § 362-46— Final site plan requirements. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 5-7— Records and annual report. § 5-12— Functions of committee. § 5-15— Reporting. § 5-22— Annual report. § 37-7— Record of attendance. § 37-17— Policy for billing. § 64-5— Powers and duties. § 69-5— Review of Advisory Open Space Committee activities. § 77-9— Appropriate Authority. § 77-17— Chief of Police duties; Acting Chief. § 77-20— Powers and duties of police officers. § 77-22— Special law enforcement officers. § 117-12— Violations and penalties. § 123-4— Enforcement and impounding. § 123-12— Canvass of all cats to be performed. § 123-14— Seizure and impoundment; disposition. § 158-6— Biannual report. § 158-7— State surcharge. § 182-3— Fees enumerated. 199-5{11}— FLOOD INSURANCE STUDY (FIS) § 199-7— Basis for establishing areas of special flood hazard. § 199-20— Appeal Board. § 268-9— Testing and proof of compliance. § 277-1— Findings and intent. 277-2{21}— REPORTABLE TRANSACTION § 277-4— License fees. § 277-6— Application for license. § 277-7— Investigation of applicant; issuance or denial of license; appeal. § 277-13— Minimum retention of articles for 45 days. § 290-4— Complaint; investigation. § 290-5— Notice to owner. § 290-6— Report of Health Officer. § 290-14— Commercial establishment compliance requirements. § 302-6— Disposition of collected funds. § 313-6— Application review; conditions for acceptance. § 322-6— License fees. § 339-5— License to operate. § 352-2— Location criteria. § 352-4— Tower and antenna visual compatibility requirements and construction details. 360-4{141}— QUALIFIED HYDROGEOLOGICAL PROFESSIONAL § 360-11— Powers and duties generally. § 360-18— Time periods for action. § 360-22— Fees. § 360-25— Enforcement officer; permits. § 360-30— Inspections. § 360-32— Release of guarantee. § 360-35— Sanitary sewerage. § 361-27— Waivers. § 361-54— Water supply. § 361-66— Design criteria. § 362-4— Submission of plat. § 362-7— Approval by County Planning Board. § 362-13— Municipal review of submission; determination of completeness. § 362-14— Procedure for preliminary approval. § 362-23— Determination of completeness; report to approving authority. § 362-25— Planning Board review. § 362-27— Final plat approval. § 362-34— Preliminary subdivision plat. § 362-35— Improvement and utility plans. § 362-44— Site plan information for preliminary approval. § 362-45— Procedure. § 362-47— Final site plan review. § 362-49— Informal site plan review. § 363-74— Major solar or photovoltaic energy facilities or structures. § 363-75— Small wind energy systems. § 363-80— Wireless telecommunications towers and facilities. § A420-9— Customer service. § A420-10— Municipal Complaint Officer.

Ch 158 Art II— Water Supply for Residential Construction § 199-16— Use of other base flood and floodway data. § 199-29— Residential construction standards. § 361-54— Water supply.

§ 361-6— Design of buildings in residential districts. § 361-33— Glare. § 363-21— Signs in residential zone districts.

232-1{3}— PUBLIC PLACE 339-3{6}— NONRESIDENTIAL 360-4{74}— HOTEL or MOTEL 360-4{149}— RETAIL SALES AND SERVICES § 361-77— Non-single-family uses; parking requirements. § 363-72— Adult retirement communities.

§ 30-5— Payment of health care premiums. § 30-6— Township health care coverage secondary to Medicare. § 30-7— Application; amendment of Handbook. § 77-15— Appointment and qualifications. § 77-24— Retirement. 158-14{2}— DISABLED PERSON 360-4{4}— ADULT RETIREMENT COMMUNITY (ARC) § 363-26— Conditional uses. § 363-34— Conditional uses. § 363-38— Conditional uses. § 363-45— Conditional uses. § 363-52— Conditional uses. § 363-58— Conditional uses. § 363-72— Adult retirement communities.

§ 214-3— Right of entry, inspection and repair.

§ 363-1— Purpose and scope. § 363-6— Right to farm.

§ 361-38— Storage and waste disposal.

§ 144-3— Basis for determination of unfit building. § 158-5— Fees. 199-5{24}— STRUCTURE § 339-6— Conditions of license. 360-4{1}— ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE 360-4{15}— BUILDING 360-4{16}— BUILDING COVERAGE 360-4{17}— BUILDING HEIGHT 360-4{49}— DWELLING, MULTIFAMILY § 361-6— Design of buildings in residential districts. § 361-9— Architectural theme required. § 361-10— Configuration of structures. § 361-14— Construction requirements. § 362-46— Final site plan requirements. § 363-9— Height exceptions. § 363-22— Signs in business and industrial zones. § 363-25— Accessory uses. § 363-33— Accessory uses. § 363-37— Accessory uses. § 363-44— Accessory uses. § 363-51— Accessory uses. § 363-57— Accessory uses. § 363-75— Small wind energy systems.