§ 343-13— Vehicle abandonment.

§ 39-8— City funds to be spent in accordance with appropriation. § 140-3— Neglected or abandoned animals. § 164-7— Approved plans; permit conditions. § 164-10— Demolition. § 248-6— Public nuisances affecting peace and safety. § 263-13— Abandoned or unattended refrigerators and containers. § 263-22— Disposal of abandoned and unclaimed personal property. § 313-3— Uniform address system. § 343-13— Vehicle abandonment. § 350-8— Termination of use. § 355-37— Private wells. § 362-5— Abandoned facilities. § 400-17— Plan Commission. § 400-34— Classification and regulation. § 400-178— Certain signs prohibited. § 400-186— Enforcement; removal of signs. 400-216{123}— SIGN, ABANDONED

§ 164-7— Approved plans; permit conditions. § 164-15— Accessory buildings. § 164-16— Garages. 164-17A{1}— DECK § 164-27— Regulations adopted. 205-2{10}— DWELLING § 274-5— Property maintenance standards. § 297-3— Operation of short-term rentals. § 362-4— General performance standards. § 386-17— Standards for development. § 386-21— Applicability; conditions for continued use. 386-37{1}— ACCESSORY STRUCTURE OR USE 386-37{18}— DEVELOPMENT 386-37{72}— START OF CONSTRUCTION § 400-11— Zoning permits and occupancy permits. § 400-13— Appeals. § 400-23— Building location. § 400-24— Building height. § 400-31— Engineering regulations. § 400-42— RCE Country Estate District. § 400-43— RC-1 Rural Country Estate District. § 400-44— RC-2 Rural Country Estate District. § 400-45— RC-3 Rural Country Estate District. § 400-46— RSE Suburban Estate District. § 400-47— RS-1 Suburban Residence District. § 400-48— RS-2 Suburban Residence District. § 400-49— RS-3 Suburban Residence District. § 400-50— ERS-1 Existing Suburban Residence District. § 400-51— ERS-2 Existing Suburban Residence District. § 400-52— ERS-3 Existing Suburban Residence District. § 400-53— RL-1 Existing Lakeshore Residence District. § 400-54— RL-2 Existing Lakeshore Residence District. § 400-55— RL-3 Existing Lakeshore Residence District. § 400-56— BL-1 Lakeshore Commercial District. § 400-57— BL-2 Lakeshore Commercial District. § 400-58— RM-1 Multiple-Family Residence District. § 400-59— RM-2 Multiple-Family Residence District. § 400-60— RM-3 Multiple-Family Residence District. § 400-61— ERM-1 Existing Multiple-Family Residence District. § 400-62— B-1 Neighborhood Business District. § 400-63— B-2 Local Service Center District. § 400-64— B-3 General Business District. § 400-65— B-4 Highway Business District. § 400-66— BP-1 Business Park and Office Park Support District. § 400-67— BP-2 Office Park District. § 400-68— BP-3 Business Park District. § 400-69— M-1 Light Industrial District. § 400-70— M-2 General Industrial District. § 400-71— M-3 Landfill and Extractive Operations District. § 400-72— SW Shoreland-Wetland District. 400-72Q(2){1}— ACCESSORY STRUCTURE OR USE 400-72Q(2){6}— DEVELOPMENT § 400-73— I-1 Government and Institutional District. § 400-74— PI-1 Parks and Recreation District. § 400-75— CI-1 Conservation District. § 400-76— A-1 Agricultural District. § 400-77— HC-1 Historic Crossroads District. § 400-78— DR-1 Downtown Revival District. § 400-80— District requirements. § 400-85— PD-1 Parkland. § 400-86— PD-2 Freedom Square. § 400-87— PD-3 Durham Meadows. § 400-88— PD-4 Hale Park Meadows. § 400-89— PD-5 Pioneer Centre. § 400-90— PD-6 Tudor Oaks. § 400-91— PD-7 Lake Lore Estates. § 400-92— PD-8 Lake Brittany Estates. § 400-93— PD-9 Guernsey Meadows. § 400-94— PD-10 Kristin Downs. § 400-95— PD-11 Lake Meadows. § 400-96— PD-12 Woodcrest Heights. § 400-97— PD-13 Golden Country Estates. § 400-98— PD-14 Bay Breeze. § 400-99— PD-15 Meadow Green West. § 400-100— PD-16 Breann Ridge. § 400-101— PD-17 Overlook Bay. § 400-102— PD-18 Lake Forest. § 400-103— PD-19 College Square. § 400-104— PD-20 Woods Road-Deback. § 400-105— PD-21 Country Brook Estates. § 400-106— PD-22 Stoney Creek. § 400-107— PD-23 Plum Creek. § 400-108— PD-24 Plum Creek East. § 400-109— PD-25 Muskego Centre. § 400-110— PD-26 Deer Creek. § 400-111— PD-27 Regency. § 400-112— PD-28 Miller. § 400-113— PD-29 Park Estates. § 400-114— PD-30 North Cape Farms. § 400-115— PD-31 Champions Village. § 400-116— PD-32 Quietwood Creek. § 400-117— PD-33 Pleasant View. § 400-118— PD-34 Dreamland. § 400-119— PD-35 Sarah Estates. § 400-120— PD-36 Big Muskego Estates. § 400-121— PD-37 Candlewood Village. § 400-122— PD-38 Stonebridge. § 400-123— PD-39 Settlement on Woods. § 400-124— PD-40 Lindale. § 400-125— PD-41 Forest Glen. § 400-126— PD-42 Basse. § 400-127— PD-43 Kenwood Place. § 400-128— PD-44 St. Andrew's Village. § 400-129— PD-45 InPro. § 400-130— PD-46 Woodland Creek Estates. § 400-131— PD-47 Belle Chasse. § 400-131.2— PD-49 Aster Hills Estates. § 400-131.3— PD-50 Parkland Towne Center. § 400-133— District requirements. § 400-137— CPD-1 Martin Estates. § 400-138— CPD-2 Chamberlain Hill. § 400-139— CPD-3 Big Muskego Estates II. § 400-140— CPD-4 Boxhorn Reserve. § 400-141— CPD-5 Denoon Country Estates North. § 400-141.1— CPD-6 Edgewater Heights. § 400-152— Architectural standards. § 400-167— Accessory uses and structures. § 400-190— Off-street parking. § 400-210— Application procedure. § 400-213— Allowance. 400-216{17}— BOATHOUSE 400-216{40}— DEVELOPMENT 400-216{62}— GUESTHOUSE 400-216{115}— RUSTIC STRUCTURE

§ 362-4— General performance standards. § 386-21— Applicability; conditions for continued use. 386-37{62}— NONCONFORMING USE § 400-18— Zoning Board of Appeals. § 400-22— Uses regulated. § 400-42— RCE Country Estate District. § 400-43— RC-1 Rural Country Estate District. § 400-44— RC-2 Rural Country Estate District. § 400-45— RC-3 Rural Country Estate District. § 400-46— RSE Suburban Estate District. § 400-47— RS-1 Suburban Residence District. § 400-48— RS-2 Suburban Residence District. § 400-49— RS-3 Suburban Residence District. § 400-50— ERS-1 Existing Suburban Residence District. § 400-51— ERS-2 Existing Suburban Residence District. § 400-52— ERS-3 Existing Suburban Residence District. § 400-53— RL-1 Existing Lakeshore Residence District. § 400-54— RL-2 Existing Lakeshore Residence District. § 400-55— RL-3 Existing Lakeshore Residence District. § 400-56— BL-1 Lakeshore Commercial District. § 400-57— BL-2 Lakeshore Commercial District. § 400-58— RM-1 Multiple-Family Residence District. § 400-59— RM-2 Multiple-Family Residence District. § 400-60— RM-3 Multiple-Family Residence District. § 400-61— ERM-1 Existing Multiple-Family Residence District. § 400-62— B-1 Neighborhood Business District. § 400-63— B-2 Local Service Center District. § 400-64— B-3 General Business District. § 400-65— B-4 Highway Business District. § 400-66— BP-1 Business Park and Office Park Support District. § 400-67— BP-2 Office Park District. § 400-68— BP-3 Business Park District. § 400-69— M-1 Light Industrial District. § 400-70— M-2 General Industrial District. § 400-71— M-3 Landfill and Extractive Operations District. § 400-72— SW Shoreland-Wetland District. § 400-73— I-1 Government and Institutional District. § 400-74— PI-1 Parks and Recreation District. § 400-75— CI-1 Conservation District. § 400-76— A-1 Agricultural District. § 400-77— HC-1 Historic Crossroads District. § 400-78— DR-1 Downtown Revival District. § 400-80— District requirements. § 400-85— PD-1 Parkland. § 400-86— PD-2 Freedom Square. § 400-87— PD-3 Durham Meadows. § 400-88— PD-4 Hale Park Meadows. § 400-89— PD-5 Pioneer Centre. § 400-90— PD-6 Tudor Oaks. § 400-91— PD-7 Lake Lore Estates. § 400-92— PD-8 Lake Brittany Estates. § 400-93— PD-9 Guernsey Meadows. § 400-94— PD-10 Kristin Downs. § 400-95— PD-11 Lake Meadows. § 400-96— PD-12 Woodcrest Heights. § 400-97— PD-13 Golden Country Estates. § 400-98— PD-14 Bay Breeze. § 400-99— PD-15 Meadow Green West. § 400-100— PD-16 Breann Ridge. § 400-101— PD-17 Overlook Bay. § 400-102— PD-18 Lake Forest. § 400-103— PD-19 College Square. § 400-104— PD-20 Woods Road-Deback. § 400-105— PD-21 Country Brook Estates. § 400-106— PD-22 Stoney Creek. § 400-107— PD-23 Plum Creek. § 400-108— PD-24 Plum Creek East. § 400-109— PD-25 Muskego Centre. § 400-110— PD-26 Deer Creek. § 400-111— PD-27 Regency. § 400-112— PD-28 Miller. § 400-113— PD-29 Park Estates. § 400-114— PD-30 North Cape Farms. § 400-115— PD-31 Champions Village. § 400-116— PD-32 Quietwood Creek. § 400-117— PD-33 Pleasant View. § 400-118— PD-34 Dreamland. § 400-119— PD-35 Sarah Estates. § 400-120— PD-36 Big Muskego Estates. § 400-121— PD-37 Candlewood Village. § 400-122— PD-38 Stonebridge. § 400-123— PD-39 Settlement on Woods. § 400-124— PD-40 Lindale. § 400-125— PD-41 Forest Glen. § 400-126— PD-42 Basse. § 400-127— PD-43 Kenwood Place. § 400-128— PD-44 St. Andrew's Village. § 400-129— PD-45 InPro. § 400-130— PD-46 Woodland Creek Estates. § 400-131— PD-47 Belle Chasse. § 400-131.2— PD-49 Aster Hills Estates. § 400-131.3— PD-50 Parkland Towne Center. § 400-133— District requirements. § 400-137— CPD-1 Martin Estates. § 400-138— CPD-2 Chamberlain Hill. § 400-139— CPD-3 Big Muskego Estates II. § 400-140— CPD-4 Boxhorn Reserve. § 400-141— CPD-5 Denoon Country Estates North. § 400-141.1— CPD-6 Edgewater Heights. § 400-159— Requirements. Ch 400 Art XV— Accessory Uses and Structures § 400-163— General requirements. § 400-164— Home occupations. § 400-165— Mother-in-law units. § 400-166— Hobby kennels. § 400-167— Accessory uses and structures. § 400-204— Public facilities. § 400-205— Private commercial facilities. § 400-206— Private noncommercial facilities. § 400-207— Private residential facilities. 400-216{5}— AGRICULTURE AND RELATED ACTIVITIES

124-3{4}— ADULT BOOKSTORE 124-3{6}— ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 124-3{8}— ADULT MOTEL 124-3{9}— ADULT-ORIENTED ESTABLISHMENT 124-3{10}— ADULT THEATER § 124-6— License application procedure for employees. § 124-11— Operation of adult-oriented establishments. § 124-12— Design and layout. § 132-6— Restrictions on operation of licensed premises once license has been granted.

124-3{8}— ADULT MOTEL § 136-4— Classification of licenses. § 164-44— Sale of electrical equipment. § 219-6— Restrictions on business operations. § 254-5— Standards for issuance. § 259-2— Rules and regulations. § 297-3— Operation of short-term rentals. § 362-4— General performance standards. 386-37{11}— CAMPGROUND § 400-175— Exempt modifications of signs. § 400-176— Exempt signs. § 400-178— Certain signs prohibited. § 400-180— Sign regulations. § 400-181— Other permanent signage requirements. § 400-186— Enforcement; removal of signs. 400-216{42}— DISPLAY SURFACE 400-216{72}— INFLATABLE ADVERTISING 400-216{122}— SIGN 400-216{123}— SIGN, ABANDONED 400-216{124}— SIGN, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE 400-216{127}— SIGN, DIRECTIONAL 400-216{132}— SIGN, INFLATABLE 400-216{138}— SIGN, PRICE AND TEMPORARY ITEM 400-216{144}— SIGN, TEMPORARY

§ 400-151— Design standards.

§ 400-37— Base districts created. § 400-75— CI-1 Conservation District. § 400-76— A-1 Agricultural District. § 400-141— CPD-5 Denoon Country Estates North. § 400-167— Accessory uses and structures. § 400-170— Roadside stands for seasonal agricultural sales.

§ 150-12— Code compliance not determined. § 150-13— Liability. § 164-3— Application of state and City codes. § 164-6— Permit procedure.

§ 191-18— Purpose. § 248-4— Public nuisances affecting health. § 400-21— Building, site and operation plan procedure.

Ch 129— Alarm Systems § 129-1— Findings and intent. 129-2{1}— ALARM LOCATION 129-2{3}— CENTRAL ALARM STATION 129-2{4}— FALSE ALARM 129-2{5}— LOCAL ALARM SYSTEM 129-2{7}— PRIVATE ALARM SYSTEM § 129-3— Alarm permit required. § 129-4— Application for permit. § 129-5— Deadline to acquire permit. § 129-6— Duties of permittee. § 129-7— Alarm permit issuance conditions. § 129-10— False alarms prohibited. § 129-11— Violations and penalties. § 164-68— Holding tank program. Ch 191— Fires and Fire Prevention § 191-1— General provisions. 191-2{11}— AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM SYSTEM 191-2{23}— CONSULTANT(S) 191-2{28}— FALSE ALARM 191-2{30}— FIRE ALARM SYSTEM 191-2{44}— MANUAL FIRE ALARM SYSTEM 191-2{51}— NOTIFICATION APPLIANCE 191-2{54}— PROTECTED PREMISES 191-2{61}— SPACING 191-2{67}— THROUGHOUT § 191-4— Adoption of NFPA publications. § 191-14— Automatic fire protection for cooking areas. § 191-15— Miscellaneous construction provisions. Ch 263— Peace and Good Order § 263-7— False alarms. § 263-9— Loitering. § 294-5— Loitering. § 343-17— Compression braking. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1964 Code to 2018 Code.

§ 6-2— Determinations reviewable. § 6-3— Determinations not subject to review. § 124-1— Findings of fact. § 124-11— Operation of adult-oriented establishments. Ch 132— Alcohol Beverages § 132-1— State statutes adopted. § 132-2— License fees. § 132-3— Background checks. § 132-4— Premises license application. § 132-6— Restrictions on operation of licensed premises once license has been granted. § 132-8— Temporary licenses. § 132-9— Transfer of licenses. § 132-10— Sales and use of fermented malt beverages and intoxicating liquor on public property and parking lots prohibited. 132-10B(1){1}— LICENSED OPERATOR Ch 248— Nuisances § 259-2— Rules and regulations. Ch 263— Peace and Good Order § 263-16— Possession and consumption of alcohol beverages. § 400-56— BL-1 Lakeshore Commercial District. § 400-57— BL-2 Lakeshore Commercial District. § 400-200— Findings of fact. § 400-201— Location restrictions. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1964 Code to 2018 Code. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

350-32{1}— BIMETAL CONTAINER 350-32{21}— RECYCLABLE MATERIALS § 350-33— Separation of recyclable materials. § 350-37— Preparation and collection of recyclable materials.

§ 1-16— Repealer. Ch 136— Amusements and Entertainment Ch 136 Art II— Amusement Devices § 136-11— License required. 136-12{1}— AMUSEMENT DEVICE § 136-13— License fee. 191-2{8}— ASSEMBLY GROUP A Ch 263— Peace and Good Order § 263-4— Fireworks. § 263-5— Obstructing free passage. § 263-15— Minors on streets and in public places; loitering on or near school property. Ch 305— Special Events § 400-56— BL-1 Lakeshore Commercial District. § 400-57— BL-2 Lakeshore Commercial District. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1964 Code to 2018 Code.

§ 164-15— Accessory buildings. § 278-12— Diving and swimming. 362-2B{5}— GUYED TOWER 362-2B{8}— MONOPOLE TOWER 362-2B{14}— SELF-SUPPORTED TOWER § 386-6— Review of permit applications and subdivision proposals. § 386-10— Public or private campgrounds. § 386-13— Standards for development. § 386-17— Standards for development. § 386-21— Applicability; conditions for continued use. § 386-30— Floodproofing standards for nonconforming structures or uses. 400-72Q(2){9}— FIXED HOUSEBOAT § 400-167— Accessory uses and structures. § 400-178— Certain signs prohibited. § 400-187— Maintenance and repair. 400-216{129}— SIGN, FREESTANDING

Ch 140— Animals § 140-1— Dogs. 140-1B{2}— DANGEROUS DOG 140-1B{3}— DOG BITE 140-1B{8}— VICIOUS DOG § 140-2— Horses and horseback riding. § 140-3— Neglected or abandoned animals. § 140-4— Wild animals; prohibition on keeping. § 140-5— Vicious and dangerous animals (except dogs); prohibition on keeping. 140-5A{1}— ANIMAL BITE 140-5A{2}— AT LARGE 140-5A{3}— DANGEROUS ANIMAL 140-5A{5}— OWNER 140-5A{7}— VICIOUS ANIMAL 164-4B{2}— BUILDING § 191-19— Applicability. 191-21{7}— OUTDOOR WOOD-FIRED FURNACE § 191-23— Materials that may not be burned. 205-2{13}— GARBAGE § 205-5— Standards for equipment and facilities. Ch 248— Nuisances § 248-4— Public nuisances affecting health. § 248-6— Public nuisances affecting peace and safety. § 254-3— Application for permit. § 254-5— Standards for issuance. § 254-12— Public conduct during parade. § 259-2— Rules and regulations. Ch 263— Peace and Good Order § 263-2— Firearms and other weapons. § 263-4— Fireworks. § 263-10— Littering and refuse disposal; animal waste. § 263-11— Animals and fowl not to run at large. 290-5{15}— INDUSTRIAL USER § 290-10— Prohibited discharges. 350-1{2}— GARBAGE § 350-7— Regulations for operation and maintenance. § 386-14— Prohibited uses. § 386-17— Standards for development. 392-8B{7}— BUILDING § 392-56— Performance standards. § 400-42— RCE Country Estate District. § 400-63— B-2 Local Service Center District. § 400-69— M-1 Light Industrial District. § 400-72— SW Shoreland-Wetland District. § 400-76— A-1 Agricultural District. § 400-166— Hobby kennels. § 400-167— Accessory uses and structures. 400-216{5}— AGRICULTURE AND RELATED ACTIVITIES 400-216{18}— BUILDING 400-216{53}— FARM 400-216{68}— HOSPITAL, ANIMAL 400-216{73}— KENNEL, COMMERCIAL 400-216{74}— KENNEL, HOBBY 400-216{78}— LIVESTOCK § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1964 Code to 2018 Code.

§ 164-23— Emergency response amplification. 274-4{1}— BUILDING-RELATED EQUIPMENT § 362-1— General provisions. 362-2B{15}— STEALTH FACILITY 362-2B{16}— SUPPORT STRUCTURE HEIGHT § 362-3— Administration and enforcement. § 362-4— General performance standards. § 362-5— Abandoned facilities. § 362-6— Application procedure and approval process. 400-216{113}— ROOF, EXISTING STRUCTURE AND/OR BUILDING MOUNT FACILITY

191-2{25}— DWELLING or DWELLING UNIT 191-2{36}— FLOOR AREA OR SQUARE FOOTAGE OF A BUILDING 191-2{48}— MULTIFAMILY Editor's Note: Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General Provisions, Art. II). § 191-15— Miscellaneous construction provisions. 290-5{13}— DOMESTIC WASTEWATER § 290-7— Sewer service charges, connection charges and reserve capacity assessments. 309-5{52}— RECREATION TRAIL § 350-8— Termination of use. § 355-30— Tapping mains. § 355-37— Private wells. § 400-29— Basic locational requirements. § 400-87— PD-3 Durham Meadows. § 400-89— PD-5 Pioneer Centre. § 400-90— PD-6 Tudor Oaks. § 400-100— PD-16 Breann Ridge. § 400-112— PD-28 Miller. § 400-131.3— PD-50 Parkland Towne Center. § 400-131.5— PD-52 Muskego Elementary School Apartments. 400-216{46}— DWELLING, MULTIPLE 400-216{115}— RUSTIC STRUCTURE 400-216{170}— TOURIST HOME

§ 6-8— Review of determination. § 6-9— Administrative appeal from initial determination or decision on review. § 6-10— Hearing on administrative appeal. § 12-3— Zoning Board of Appeals. § 12-4— Board of Housing Appeals. § 24-4— Disciplinary actions. § 67-9— Presiding officer; Council President. § 92-6— Additional retention periods. § 124-5— License application procedure for establishments. § 124-6— License application procedure for employees. § 124-8— Standards for initial licenses. § 124-14— Enforcement; violations and penalties. § 129-9— Appeals. § 162-15— Appeals. § 164-8— Regulations for moving buildings. § 164-10— Demolition. § 164-11— Inspections. § 164-48— Appeals. § 191-8— Appeals. § 191-9— Violations and penalties. 205-2{6}— BOARD § 205-4— Enforcement; service of notices and orders; hearings. § 254-7— Appeal procedure. 267-2{2}— CONTRIBUTION § 267-7— Investigation and issuance. § 267-15— Appeals. § 286-4— Identification permit required. § 290-7— Sewer service charges, connection charges and reserve capacity assessments. § 297-6— Renewal of license. § 297-9— Appeals; license revocation; judicial review. § 309-9— Permit requirements, procedures and fees. § 309-15— Appeals. § 313-2— Driveway and culvert construction for areas containing ditches. § 313-4— Street excavations. § 324-9— Suspension or revocation of license; appeals. § 332-6— Maintenance of trees on private property. § 362-3— Administration and enforcement. § 386-23— Flood-fringe district. § 386-25— Designated officials. § 386-26— Zoning Administrator. § 386-27— Zoning agency. § 386-28— Zoning Board of Appeals. § 386-29— Appeals of permit denials. 386-37{38}— HEARING NOTICE 386-37{78}— VARIANCE § 392-12— Appeals. § 400-9— Zoning Administrator designated. § 400-13— Appeals. § 400-14— Public hearings. § 400-17— Plan Commission. § 400-18— Zoning Board of Appeals. § 400-21— Building, site and operation plan procedure. § 400-25— Building size. § 400-34— Classification and regulation. § 400-72— SW Shoreland-Wetland District. 400-72Q(2){16}— VARIANCE § 400-189— Appeals. 400-216{178}— VARIANCE

§ 400-13— Appeals.

6-4{1}— MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY § 6-8— Review of determination. § 6-10— Hearing on administrative appeal. § 12-1— Board of Review. § 12-6— Parks and Conservation Committee. § 12-7— Library Board. § 12-8— Community Development Authority. § 12-9— Absences. § 18-2— Office of Municipal Judge. § 24-1— Police and Fire Commission. § 24-2— Chief of Police. § 24-3— Subordinates. § 24-14— Public Works and Development Director. § 33-4— Organization. § 67-8— Clerk Pro Tem. § 67-10— Committees. § 67-18— Deliberations of Council. § 78-1— Appointments. § 162-1— General provisions. § 164-5— Building Inspector. § 263-2— Firearms and other weapons. § 267-11— Prohibited practices. § 290-21— Sewer extension permit in Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewer District contract area. § 332-4— City Forester. § 386-25— Designated officials. § 386-28— Zoning Board of Appeals. § 400-9— Zoning Administrator designated. § 400-17— Plan Commission. § 400-18— Zoning Board of Appeals. § 400-72— SW Shoreland-Wetland District. § 400-150— Application procedure and approval process. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1964 Code to 2018 Code. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 400-77— HC-1 Historic Crossroads District.

§ 164-10— Demolition. § 164-63— Materials for sewer pipe and laterals.

§ 191-25— Burn barrels. § 248-4— Public nuisances affecting health. § 259-2— Rules and regulations. § 290-10— Prohibited discharges. 350-1{3}— NONCOMBUSTIBLE WASTE 350-1{6}— SANITARY LANDFILL § 350-7— Regulations for operation and maintenance.

§ 1-17— Ordinances saved from repeal. § 33-2— Hazard analysis. § 33-3— Concept of operations. § 33-4— Organization. § 39-2— Collection of property taxes, special assessments and charges and other taxes. § 39-6— Budget. § 67-10— Committees. § 67-18— Deliberations of Council. § 150-12— Code compliance not determined. § 162-14— Enforcement; violations and penalties. § 164-7— Approved plans; permit conditions. § 164-9— Razing of buildings. § 164-11— Inspections. § 164-31— Inspections. § 237-4— Administration. § 248-8— Cost of abatement. § 267-5— Fees. § 286-7— Quarterly reports. § 290-6— Rules and regulations. § 290-7— Sewer service charges, connection charges and reserve capacity assessments. § 290-8— Annual budget; payment of charges. § 302-7— Enforcement. § 309-8— Performance standards. § 309-9— Permit requirements, procedures and fees. § 332-6— Maintenance of trees on private property. § 334-4— Finding and disposition of habitual truant. § 334-5— Finding and disposition of truant. § 334-7— Required school attendance; exceptions. § 350-40.2— Enforcement; violations and penalties. § 350-45— Delinquent accounts. § 355-4— Establishment of service. § 355-33— Charges to be lien on real estate. § 355-34— Special assessments. § 355-35— Mandatory hookup. 362-2B{12}— OWNER § 362-5— Abandoned facilities. § 386-21— Applicability; conditions for continued use. § 386-26— Zoning Administrator. 386-37{75}— SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE 386-37{76}— SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT § 392-15— Dedication and reservation of lands. § 392-46— Improvement of existing half streets. § 392-66— Other improvements. § 400-32— Adequate public facilities. § 400-34— Classification and regulation. § 400-82— Determination; basis for approval. § 400-135— Determination; basis for approval. § 400-164— Home occupations. § 400-167— Accessory uses and structures. § 400-179— Application procedures and fees. 400-216{55}— FLOOR AREA, ASSESSED 400-216{97}— OWNER

§ 33-4— Organization. § 67-10— Committees. § 164-3— Application of state and City codes. § 392-14— Jurisdiction and compliance. § 392-22— Preliminary plat. § 392-23— Final plat.

§ 290-19— Violations and penalties. § 350-2— License required; administrative fee. § 362-6— Application procedure and approval process.

§ 305-6— Permit conditions.