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§ C1.10— City boundaries. § C3.31— City property in possession of resigned officer. § C3.94— Appearance tickets. § C4.10— Mayor. § C4.21— City Clerk. § C6.47— Nontort claims against City. § C8.41— Notice of purchase at tax sale. § 34-30— Reporting sexual harassment. § 70-7— Powers and duties of Bureau. § 70-10— Hearings. § 88-2— Disposition of records. § 147-6— Proper disposal of refuse required. § 150-15— Licensing requirements and procedures. § 163-2— Miscellaneous fees. § 183-1— Littering and dumping prohibited. § 183-5— Sidewalks and gutters; duty to clean and maintain. § 183-13.1— Handling and collection of recyclables. § 207-5— Maintenance and installation. § 209-6— Maintenance and installation. § 242-17— General prohibitions. § 248-12— Prohibited discharges. § 248-21— Power and authority of inspectors. § 248-29— Waste from garbage grinders. § 270-12— Powers and duties of Comptroller. § 270-99— Administration of oaths; compelling testimony. 272-2{15}— TRIP SHEET § 275-5— Standards for maintenance and installation. § 300-116— Procedures. § A305-7— City judge; powers. § A305-33— Juries. § A305-37— Appeals. § A305-39— Fees. § A305-42— Filing of records. § A305-61— Transfer of records.

Parades

§ C2.02— Further specific powers. 110-2{3}— MASS GATHERING AND/OR PUBLIC EVENT § 110-9— Denial of application for permit; revocation. § 212-12— Exceptions. § 223-11— Use of public space, streets and certain property restricted. § 276-13— Outdoor smoking prohibited in certain public places.

Parent and guardian responsibilities

§ 234-10— Parent and legal guardian responsibility.

Park and recreation areas

Ch 3— Adopt-A-Municipal-Park, -Shoreline or -Roadway Programs Ch 105— Alcoholic Beverages Ch 110— Mass Gatherings and Public Events Ch 112— Bicycles Ch 147— Docks and Waterways Ch 150— Dogs and Other Animals Ch 159— Conservation § 163-1— Schedule of Code fees. Ch 220— Parks and Recreation Areas Ch 220 Art VI— Hours of Use of Other City Parks and Recreation Areas; Penalties § 220-26— Hours. Ch 223— Peddlers, Vendors and Solicitors Ch 242— Reservoirs Ch 260— Street Musicians Ch 288— Vehicles and Traffic § 288-29.1— Boat trailer parking zones. Ch 295— Water Pollution § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

Parking

§ C2.02— Further specific powers. § C3.00— Municipal officers enumerated. § C3.12— Residency requirements. C3.12C{1}— OFFICER § C3.94— Appearance tickets. § C5.06— Powers of City Manager. § C6.45— Prior notice of dangerous conditions. § C9.00— Department established; composition. § C9.05— Dedication of streets, parks, squares or other land. § C9.07— Streets and public places not sufficiently described. § C11.10— Parking enforcement. § C12.13— Issuance of appearance tickets. Ch C Art XIII— Department of Parks and Recreation § C13.00— Department established. § C13.01— Parks and Recreation Director. § C13.02— Department scope, powers and duties. § C13.03— Youth Bureau. § C15.11— through § C15.17. (Reserved) § C16.03— Rights of City in waterfront, lands under water, wharves, piers, docks, parks and playgrounds. § 1-4— Enactments saved from repeal; matters not affected. Ch 3— Adopt-A-Municipal-Park, -Shoreline or -Roadway Programs Ch 70— Parking Violations Bureau § 70-1— Purpose. 70-2{5}— RESPONDENT 70-2{7}— VIOLATION § 70-4— Establishment of Parking Violations Bureau. § 70-5— Officers and employees of Bureau. § 70-6— Hearing examiners. § 70-7— Powers and duties of Bureau. § 70-9— Answering parking violation notices. § 70-10— Hearings. § 70-13— Towing. § 70-14— Liability. § 70-15— Schedule of fines and penalties. Ch 71— Transportation Advisory Committee § 71-1— Formation; purpose. § 71-2— Membership; terms. Ch 105— Alcoholic Beverages § 105-1— Possession of open containers prohibited. § 105-3— Applicability. § 105-4— Possession declared hazard and nuisance. Ch 110— Mass Gatherings and Public Events § 110-4— Location. § 110-5— Security deposit and escrow account. § 110-8— Other permits and approvals. § 110-9— Denial of application for permit; revocation. Ch 112— Bicycles § 126-3— Nuisances enumerated. Ch 147— Docks and Waterways Ch 150— Dogs and Other Animals § 150-2— Impoundment of stray animals. § 150-19— Vicious dogs. Ch 159— Conservation 159-3{9}— PARK 159-3{11}— PUBLIC TREES § 159-4— Conservation Advisory Council. § 159-6.1— Planting of trees and other vegetation. § 159-6.3— Permit for treating public trees. § 159-6.4— Tampering with trees. § 159-6.5— Injuries to public trees. § 159-6.6— Use of spurs, insulated wires and guy wires. § 159-6.7— Discontinuance of electric current during work on trees and shrubs. § 159-6.8— Interference with work prohibited. § 159-6.9— Prohibited planting of trees. § 159-6.11— Removal of branches overhanging public areas. § 159-6.12— Removal of dead trees. § 163-1— Schedule of Code fees. § 168-4— Application requirements. § 168-7— Additional restrictions. § 172-15— General requirements. 175-4B{27}— LOWEST FLOOR 175-4B{29}— MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION § 175-14— Application for permit. § 175-15— Duties and responsibilities of local administrator. § 175-16— General standards. § 175-17— Standards for all structures. § 181-16— Parking; temporary traffic controls. § 183-1— Littering and dumping prohibited. 183-5A{1}— GUTTER § 187-9— Purpose. § 187-15— Face mask or face covering required. § 190-56— Paved areas. § 190-57— Junked or abandoned vehicles. Ch 220— Parks and Recreation Areas Ch 220 Art I— Downing Park § 220-1— Rules and regulations to govern. § 220-2— Camping and picnicking. § 220-3— Firearms. § 220-4— Damaging property and natural features prohibited. § 220-6— Leashing of animals required. § 220-9— Intoxicating beverages. § 220-10— Motorized vehicles. § 220-11— Athletic games. § 220-12— Scheduling use of park. § 220-13— Hours. Ch 220 Art II— Delano-Hitch Recreation Park § 220-15— Hours. § 220-18— Conditions and rules for use of facility. § 220-20— Hours. § 220-21— Permit required; fees. Ch 220 Art IV— Newburgh Landing Park § 220-22— Hours. Ch 220 Art V— Clinton Square Park § 220-25— Hours; park boundaries. Ch 220 Art VI— Hours of Use of Other City Parks and Recreation Areas; Penalties § 220-26— Hours. Ch 220 Art VII— Ward Brothers Memorial Rowing Park § 220-28— Hours. § 220-29— Conditions and rules for use. Ch 223— Peddlers, Vendors and Solicitors 223-3A{11}— PUBLIC SPACE and PUBLIC STREETS § 223-9— Food vendors. § 223-11— Use of public space, streets and certain property restricted. § 223-12— Restrictions on use of parks. § 234-2— Posting of signs and advertisements. § 240-9— Requited postings. § 240-19— Common, public or open areas. Ch 242— Reservoirs § 242-1— Authority over reservoirs. § 248-37— Monitoring facilities. 248-58{21}— IMPERVIOUS SURFACE 248-58{42}— PREMISES § 249-3— Conditions for issuance of permit. § 249-9— Sidewalk café operations in designated parking areas. § 250-29.1— Movable signs. Ch 260— Street Musicians § 263-4— Responsibility for management of parks, boulevards, trees and shrubs. 266-3{8}— OFFICIAL MAP § 266-8— Form and content; endorsement. § 266-11— Streets. § 266-19— Open spaces. § 266-32— Accompanying material. § 266-33— Planning Board procedure. § 272-16— Inspections required. § 275-6— Location and placement. § 276-13— Outdoor smoking prohibited in certain public places. § 287-1— Legislative findings; intent and purpose. Ch 288— Vehicles and Traffic 288-1B{4}— PARKING METER ZONES § 288-3— Emergency and experimental regulations. § 288-6.1— Vehicles prohibited at all times. Ch 288 Art III— Parking, Standing and Stopping § 288-20— General parking regulations and prohibitions. § 288-21— Parking prohibited at all times. § 288-21.1— Parking prohibited at all times: private property. § 288-21.2— Parking of commercial vehicles, commercial vehicle attachments and trailer units prohibited. § 288-24— Parking prohibited certain hours. § 288-27— Time-limit parking. § 288-28— Angle parking. § 288-29— Loading zones. § 288-29.1— Boat trailer parking zones. § 288-32— Reserved parking spaces. § 288-33— Parking near Newburgh Free Academy. § 288-34— Handicapped parking. § 288-35— City parking lots. § 288-35.1— (Reserved) § 288-36— Alternate-side-of-the-street parking. § 288-36.1— Parking prohibited during street cleaning operations. Ch 288 Art IV— Snow Emergency Parking § 288-38— Parking on snow emergency routes. § 288-39— Parking on secondary streets. § 288-40— Stalled vehicle on snow emergency route. § 288-42— Termination of parking prohibition. § 288-44— Signs to mark snow emergency routes. § 288-45— Removal, impounding and return of vehicles. § 288-46— Citation on vehicle parked or left in violation of article. Ch 288 Art V— Parking Meters § 288-50— Installation of parking meters; parking time limit. § 288-51— Operation of parking meters; manner of parking. § 288-52— Duty upon occupying parking meter space. § 288-53— Violations and enforcement. § 288-54— Authority to impound vehicles. § 288-56— Redemption of property; charges. § 288-57— Penalties for offenses. § 288-62— Schedule IV: One-Way Streets. § 288-66— Schedule VIII: Stop Intersections. § 288-71— Schedule XIII: Parking Prohibited at All Times. § 288-71.1— Schedule XIIIA: Parking Prohibited at All Times: Private Property; Fire Lanes. § 288-73— Schedule XV: No Standing. § 288-74— Schedule XVI: Parking Prohibited Certain Hours. § 288-77— Schedule XIX: Time-Limit Parking. § 288-78— Schedule XX: Angle Parking. § 288-82— Schedule XXIV: Parking Near Newburgh Free Academy. § 288-83— Schedule XXV: Student Parking Areas. § 288-84— Schedule XXVI: Handicapped Parking. § 288-85— Schedule XXVII: City Parking Lots and Parking Garages — Parking Permit Fees. § 288-86— Schedule XXVIII: Exceptions to Alternate-Side Parking. § 288-87— Schedule XXIX: Seasonal Alternate-Side Parking. § 288-89— Schedule XXXI: Parking Meter Zones. § 288-90— Schedule XXXII: Boat Trailer Parking Zones. § 293-13— Installation. § 293-30— Stage I water emergency. Ch 295— Water Pollution 297-1{6}— GARAGE § 297-22— Towing of vehicles by City. § 300-2— Introduction; overview; user guide. § 300-4— Purposes. 300-6B{1}— ACTIVITY FACILITY 300-6B{8}— APARTMENT HOUSE (same as "multifamily dwelling") 300-6B{59}— FRONTAGE OCCUPANCY 300-6B{87}— OFFICE PARK 300-6B{89}— PARKING AREA, COMMUNITY 300-6B{90}— PARKING SPACE 300-6B{91}— PARKS, OPEN SPACE AND RECREATION 300-6B{106}— SHOPPING CENTER § 300-21— Establishment of districts. § 300-31— Allowable uses; accessory and mixed uses; change of use. § 300-32— Density and dimensional regulations. § 300-33— Conservation Development District. § 300-36— Purpose of Historic and Architectural Design Overlay Districts. § 300-46— Waterbody Protection Overlay (WPO) District. § 300-47— Neighborhood Commercial Overlay District. § 300-54— Parking and storage of tractors, trailers and buses. § 300-60— Adult uses. Ch 300 Art IX— Off-Street Parking and Loading § 300-66— General requirements. § 300-67— Off-street parking standards. § 300-68— Design, layout and construction of parking areas. § 300-70— Shared parking and special off-street parking permit. § 300-87— Required application information. § 300-88— Application procedures. § 300-89— Criteria for review. § 300-102— Application and procedures. § 300-103— Standards for individual special uses. § 300-126— Purpose and intent of form-based code. § 300-129— Schedule of Permitted Uses. § 300-136— Broadway Corridor. § 300-137— Downtown Neighborhood. § 300-138— Waterfront Gateway. § 300-139— Planned Waterfront District. § 300-152— Design standards § 300-154— Streetscape standards. § 300-155— Landscape standards. § 300-156— Hudson River waterfront public access. § 300-157— Parking requirements in downtown districts. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

Parking off-street

§ 300-47— Neighborhood Commercial Overlay District.

Parks

Parks and recreation areas

Peddling and soliciting

§ C1.21— Establishment of ward system; terms of office; Districting Commission. § C15.21— Duties of Cable Television Advisory Committee. § 34-4.11— Political solicitations. § 34-4.13— Gifts. Ch 137— Collateral Loan Brokers § 156-1— Legislative findings; intent and purpose; legislative authority; title. 156-2{2}— CCA ADMINISTRATOR § 156-9— Reporting. § 163-1— Schedule of Code fees. § 212-5— Enumeration of prohibited noises. Ch 220— Parks and Recreation Areas Ch 223— Peddlers, Vendors and Solicitors § 223-1— Activities requiring license. § 223-2— Permit and license required; licensing officer. 223-3A{1}— CANVASS or SOLICIT 223-3A{9}— PERSONAL CONTACT 223-3A{13}— VENDOR or PEDDLER § 223-5— Investigation; disapproval or approval by Chief of Police and/or Fire Chief. § 223-6— Fees; term of license. § 223-7— Exceptions and exemptions. § 223-19— Enforcement; confiscation and return of property. § 223-21— Suspension or revocation of license. Ch 235— Public Market § 235-8— Regulations and requirements. 268-1{2}— TAG DAY § 268-2— Permit required. § 268-4— Limitations and prohibitions. 272-2{5}— LIVERY § 272-12— Vehicle license required; fee; stickers. § 272-18— Suspension or revocation of vehicle and/or driver's license. § 272-24— Rates of fare; display; transport of animals. § 272-30— Compliance with noise ordinance required; sounding of horn prohibited. § 272-32— Use of vehicle for unlawful purposes and deceiving or misinforming passengers prohibited. § 297-14— Solicitation and cruising prohibited. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

Penalties for offenses

Pensions

270-102{3}— PERSON WITH A DISABILITY Ch A315— Pensions § A315-2— Adoption of provisions.

Performance standards

§ C14.02— Department of Planning and Development functions. § 300-2— Introduction; overview; user guide. § 300-33— Conservation Development District. § 300-51— Environmental performance standards.

Permitted uses

§ 300-67— Off-street parking standards. § 300-81— Special permit uses. § 300-86— Purpose; applicability. § 300-102— Application and procedures. § 300-103— Standards for individual special uses. § 300-104— Findings. § 300-115— Use variances; area variances. § 300-126— Purpose and intent of form-based code. § 300-129— Schedule of Permitted Uses.

Pet waste

§ 248-57— Objectives. § 248-64— Activities contaminating stormwater prohibited.

Places of worship

§ 300-51— Environmental performance standards.

Planned unit developments

§ 172-15— General requirements.

Planning Board

§ C14.02— Department of Planning and Development functions. 14-6{1}— CAPITAL COST OF THE PROJECT § 14-13— Implementation guidelines. 34-2{1}— BOARD Ch 76— Planning Board § 76-1— Continuation. § 76-2— Membership. § 76-4— Chairman. § 76-5— Power and authority. § 159-2— Authority and purpose. § 159-4— Conservation Advisory Council. § 159-5.3— Review of actions. § 163-1— Schedule of Code fees. § 212-13— Effect on other provisions. § 234-8— Property owners' responsibilities. 248-58{40}— PLANNING BOARD § 248-71— Components of a stormwater pollution prevention plan. § 248-73— Maintenance. § 250-25— Ground signs. § 250-27— Roof signs. § 250-32— Planning Board approval. Ch 266— Subdivision of Land 266-3{4}— CITY PLANNING BOARD 266-3{5}— COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN 266-3{6}— FINAL PLAT § 266-6— Application and approval steps. § 266-7— Submission of application and prints. § 266-8— Form and content; endorsement. § 266-11— Streets. § 266-16— Easements. § 266-21— Procedure. § 266-22— Fee. § 266-23— Waivers. § 266-24— Automatic approval. § 266-28— Enumeration of required improvements. § 266-30— Application; required submissions. § 266-31— Form and content. § 266-33— Planning Board procedure. § 266-34— Waivers. Ch 300— Zoning § 300-2— Introduction; overview; user guide. § 300-8— Applicant's requirements. § 300-10— Escrow. § 300-11— Building permits; certificates of occupancy; site plan approval. § 300-12— Application for building permit. § 300-23— Interpretation of district boundaries. § 300-31— Allowable uses; accessory and mixed uses; change of use. § 300-32— Density and dimensional regulations. § 300-33— Conservation Development District. § 300-46— Waterbody Protection Overlay (WPO) District. § 300-51— Environmental performance standards. § 300-52— Environmental constraints. § 300-53— Screening and buffering in nonresidential districts with respect to lots in C, IND and PO Districts. § 300-57— Public utilities. § 300-59— Animal care facilities. § 300-66— General requirements. § 300-67— Off-street parking standards. § 300-68— Design, layout and construction of parking areas. § 300-70— Shared parking and special off-street parking permit. § 300-77— Discontinuance and reestablishment. § 300-78— Change of nonconforming uses. § 300-79— Restoration, expansion and repair. § 300-83— Existing nonconforming lots. § 300-86— Purpose; applicability. § 300-87— Required application information. § 300-88— Application procedures. § 300-89— Criteria for review. § 300-90— Public hearing. § 300-91— Action by Planning Board. § 300-92— Implementation, amendment and enforcement of approved site plan. § 300-101— Purpose. § 300-102— Application and procedures. § 300-103— Standards for individual special uses. § 300-104— Findings. § 300-115— Use variances; area variances. § 300-116— Procedures. § 300-123— Amendments. § 300-129— Schedule of Permitted Uses. § 300-139— Planned Waterfront District. § 300-151— Building types. § 300-156— Hudson River waterfront public access. § 300-157— Parking requirements in downtown districts. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

Plastics

183-9{9}— RECYCLABLES § 183-12— Segregation and separation of waste materials and recyclables. § 183-13— Handling and disposal of waste. § 183-13.1— Handling and collection of recyclables. § 183-15— Collection rules. § 207-5— Maintenance and installation. § 209-6— Maintenance and installation. § 248-12— Prohibited discharges. § 248-29— Waste from garbage grinders. 257-2B{10}— FLUE LINER § 275-5— Standards for maintenance and installation.

Playgrounds

§ C5.06— Powers of City Manager. § C13.01— Parks and Recreation Director. § C13.02— Department scope, powers and duties. § C16.03— Rights of City in waterfront, lands under water, wharves, piers, docks, parks and playgrounds. § 159-4— Conservation Advisory Council. § 220-26— Hours. § 266-19— Open spaces. 276-12{14}— PLAYGROUND § 293-13— Installation. 300-6B{91}— PARKS, OPEN SPACE AND RECREATION § 300-21— Establishment of districts. § 300-32— Density and dimensional regulations. § 300-60— Adult uses. § 300-68— Design, layout and construction of parking areas. § 300-89— Criteria for review.

Plumber

§ C3.00— Municipal officers enumerated. C3.12C{1}— OFFICER § C3.93— Certain officials authorized to issue and serve legal process. § C12.03— Bureau of Code Compliance. § C12.50— Powers and duties of Plumbing Inspector. § 126-3— Nuisances enumerated. § 163-1— Schedule of Code fees. § 175-17— Standards for all structures. Ch 190— Housing and Property Standards § 190-7— Highest standards to prevail. 190-11{25}— PLUMBING SYSTEM 190-11{36}— TOILET ROOM OR COMPARTMENT § 190-75— Potable water supply. § 190-76— Hot water. § 190-77— Required plumbing fixtures. § 190-78— Required plumbing fixtures in rooming houses. § 190-79— Connection of plumbing fixtures. § 190-87— Plumbing fixtures. § 190-88— Stacks and waste and sewer lines. § 190-108— Maintenance of plumbing equipment and appliances. § 223-9— Food vendors. Ch 230— Plumbing § 230-1— Interpretation. § 230-2— Powers and duties of Inspector of Plumbing. § 230-3— Power to grant exceptions. § 230-4— Appeals; hearing; decision. § 230-5— Restrictions on oil burner work. § 230-6— Notice of violation. § 230-7— Service of notice of violation; time limit for removal of violations. § 230-8— Penalties for offenses. Ch 230 Art II— Licensing and Registration of Plumbers § 230-9— Requirements to engage in plumbing business. § 230-10— Application for examination. § 230-11— Conduct and scope of examinations. § 230-12— Additional evidence of qualifications. § 230-15— Certificate of registration; metal sign. § 230-16— Expiration, renewal and surrender of certificate of registration; change of location of business. § 230-17— Misuse of certificates. § 230-18— Registration validation slip. § 230-19— Effect of violation on validation. § 230-20— Investigation of registration and license. § 230-21— Transfer of location; retirement from business. § 230-22— Cancellation of registration; hearing. § 230-23— Appeals from denial of license. § 230-24— Continuance of present certificates and registrations. § 230-25— Renewal of master plumber's license restricted. § 230-26— Report of plumbers entitled to license renewal. § 230-31— Drawings and plans required. § 230-32— Notification card and permit. § 230-33— Repairs and alterations. § 230-35— Removal of unsatisfactory work. § 240-20— Buildings and structures. Ch 248— Sewers 248-5A{16}— SANITARY OR DOMESTIC SEWAGE § 248-36— Wastewater discharge permits. § 248-45— Accidental discharges. § 263-16— Duties of Plumbing Inspector. § 263-17— Bond and insurance policy. § 263-18— Cash deposit. § 263-24— Plan submission, consideration and approval procedures. § 276-3— Issuance of licenses. Ch 293— Water 293-1{7}— DEGREE OF HAZARD 293-1{10}— HOUSE PIPING 293-1{12}— LICENSED PLUMBER 293-1{16}— PLUMBING CONTROL § 293-12— General regulations. § 293-15— Responsibility of owners. § 293-16— General regulations. § 293-17— Installation. § 293-23— Installation. § 300-40— Certificate of Appropriateness. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

Police Chief

§ C3.00— Municipal officers enumerated. C3.12C{1}— OFFICER § C11.01— Department created. § C11.03— Police Chief. § C11.05— Police officers powers, duties, authority. § C11.08— Auxiliary police officers. § 65-14— Reporting of incidents; responsibilities. 72-2{1}— CHIEF § 72-4— Members. § 72-5— Powers and duties. § 80-2— Monthly report by Police Chief. 103-2{14}— POLICE CHIEF § 103-12— Approving authority. § 103-14— Investigation; denial of permit. § 103-15— Notice of decision on application. § 103-16— Right of appeal; time limit. § 103-19— Hearing decision. § 103-22— False Alarm Appeals Board; appeal procedures. § 103-25— Suspension of permit by Police Chief or Fire Chief. § 103-26— Suspension order and procedure. § 110-5— Security deposit and escrow account. § 126-5— Investigations and reports by authorized officials of City. § 137-9— Record of loans. § 137-10— Report to Police Department. § 223-21— Suspension or revocation of license. § 249-9— Sidewalk café operations in designated parking areas. § 272-16— Inspections required. § 272-17— Vehicle markings, safety and equipment; owner, operator and/or driver responsibilities. § 288-2— Authority to install traffic control devices. § 288-36.1— Parking prohibited during street cleaning operations. § 288-50— Installation of parking meters; parking time limit. § 288-54— Authority to impound vehicles. § 297-23— Penalties for offenses.

Police Department

§ C3.92— Defense and indemnification of officers and employees. § C5.05— Duties of City Manager. § C11.02— Police Commissioner. § C11.03— Police Chief. § C11.04— Appointments, promotions and changes in status of members. § C11.05— Police officers powers, duties, authority. § C11.06— Conduct of members. § C11.07— Organizational structure; rules and regulations. § C11.08— Auxiliary police officers. § C11.10— Parking enforcement. § C11.11— Service of criminal process by police. § C12.03— Bureau of Code Compliance. § 34-31— Legal protections and external remedies. § 65-13— Risk factors, evaluation and determination. § 65-14— Reporting of incidents; responsibilities. § 70-7— Powers and duties of Bureau. Ch 72— Police Community Relations and Review Board § 72-1— Findings and purpose. 72-2{1}— CHIEF 72-2{2}— COMPLAINT 72-2{5}— OFFICER 72-2{7}— PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS § 72-4— Members. § 72-5— Powers and duties. Ch 80— Police Department § 80-1— Composition and organization. § 80-3— Identification of police officers. 80-3B{1}— DEPARTMENT 80-3B{4}— OFFICER § 97-3— Review of disposal recommendation. 103-2{9}— FALSE ALARM § 103-3— Compliance with other laws and approval required; certificate of compliance. § 103-4— Direct-dialer alarm systems. § 103-5— Audible alarm system requirements. § 103-20— Alarm panel. § 103-26— Suspension order and procedure. § 122-5— Duties of other City officials. § 126-3— Nuisances enumerated. § 137-10— Report to Police Department. 150-14{12}— POLICE WORK DOG § 150-20— Seizure and impoundment; redemption or destruction. § 150-25— Willful or malicious injury prohibited; penalty. § 159-6.1— Planting of trees and other vegetation. § 163-1— Schedule of Code fees. § 163-2— Miscellaneous fees. § 168-9— Permit revocation or suspension; appeals. § 172-3— Duties of fire marshals. § 181-16— Parking; temporary traffic controls. § 189-6— Enforcement and other remedies. § 212-14— Enforcement. § 223-9— Food vendors. § 239-2— Records access officers. § 239-3— Location of records. § 263-24— Plan submission, consideration and approval procedures. § 266-8— Form and content; endorsement. § 266-28— Enumeration of required improvements. § 272-6— Photograph and fingerprints required; application fee; approval of Chief of Police. § 272-13— Vehicle license application. § 272-16— Inspections required. § 272-34— Public emergencies; police powers. § 275-7— Commissions. § 275-8— Revocation of permit. 276-1{10}— POLICE DEPARTMENT § 276-2— Tobacco retail license required. § 276-3— Issuance of licenses. § 276-9— Enforcement; penalties for offenses. § 287-4— Penalties for offenses; impoundment and redemption. § 287-5— Enforcement. § 288-29— Loading zones. § 288-32— Reserved parking spaces. § 288-35— City parking lots. § 288-36— Alternate-side-of-the-street parking. § 288-45— Removal, impounding and return of vehicles. § 288-52— Duty upon occupying parking meter space. § 288-54— Authority to impound vehicles. § 288-55— Disposition of impounded vehicles. § 288-56— Redemption of property; charges. § 297-3— Towing, storage and clean-up rates. § 297-12— Impoundment for law enforcement purposes. § 297-14— Solicitation and cruising prohibited. § 297-15— Rotating list. § 297-19— Vehicles and equipment. § 297-22— Towing of vehicles by City. § 297-24— Fees and rates. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

Police officer

§ C11.05— Police officers powers, duties, authority. § C11.08— Auxiliary police officers. § 65-9— Prohibition. § 65-17— Exemptions. § 70-13— Towing. § 72-4— Members. § 72-6— Mediation. § 80-3— Identification of police officers. 80-3B{4}— OFFICER § 97-3— Review of disposal recommendation. § 137-9— Record of loans. § 150-20— Seizure and impoundment; redemption or destruction. § 150-23— Enforcing officers. § 163-2— Miscellaneous fees. § 181-15— Right of entry for enforcement and inspection. § 183-7— Sanitation Inspectors; authority. § 187-16— Exceptions. § 223-11— Use of public space, streets and certain property restricted. § 223-19— Enforcement; confiscation and return of property. § 240-6— Inspection. § 270-50— Administration and collection. § 272-12— Vehicle license required; fee; stickers. § 272-17— Vehicle markings, safety and equipment; owner, operator and/or driver responsibilities. § 272-28— Riders prohibited. § 276-3— Issuance of licenses. § 287-4— Penalties for offenses; impoundment and redemption. § 288-19— Applicability of article. § 288-20— General parking regulations and prohibitions. § 288-43— Provisions temporarily effective to take precedence. § 288-52— Duty upon occupying parking meter space. § 288-53— Violations and enforcement. § 297-8— Requirements and restrictions on licensees. § 297-10— Removal of debris. § 297-13— Traffic stop tows. § 297-20— Log book. § 297-22— Towing of vehicles by City. § A305-10— Employees; duties; powers.

Political signs

§ 250-17— Political signs.

Pollution

§ C2.02— Further specific powers. § C9-A.67— Use of ground under streets. Ch 147— Docks and Waterways § 150-10— Noise; destruction of property; unclean enclosures; penalties for offenses. Ch 159— Conservation § 159-5.3— Review of actions. Ch 187— Health and Sanitation § 189-1— Legislative intent and findings. § 190-79— Connection of plumbing fixtures. § 240-19— Common, public or open areas. § 242-7— Restrictions on boats. Ch 248— Sewers 248-5A{19}— SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT or WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANT 248-5A{24}— SUPERINTENDENT 248-5A{27}— WPCF § 248-6— Use of public sewers required. § 248-11— Designation of sewers for unpolluted drainage. § 248-24— Purpose. 248-25B{5}— COMPATIBLE POLLUTANT 248-25B{7}— FEDERAL ACT 248-25B{9}— INCOMPATIBLE POLLUTANT 248-25B{12}— POLLUTION § 248-26— Prohibited discharges. § 248-32— Limitations on wastewater strength. § 248-36— Wastewater discharge permits. § 248-39— Pretreatment. § 248-41— Confidential information. § 248-45— Accidental discharges. § 248-50— Injunction to restrain discharges. § 248-52— Liability for monetary damages. § 248-53— Penalties for offenses. § 248-57— Objectives. 248-58{4}— BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPs) 248-58{6}— CLEAN WATER ACT 248-58{24}— INDUSTRIAL STORMWATER PERMIT 248-58{34}— NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION 248-58{41}— POLLUTANT 248-58{51}— SPDES 248-58{52}— SPDES GENERAL PERMIT FOR CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES GP-02-01 248-58{53}— SPDES GENERAL PERMIT FOR STORMWATER DISCHARGES FROM MUNICIPAL SEPARATE STORMWATER SEWER SYSTEMS GP-02-02 248-58{54}— SPECIAL CONDITIONS 248-58{56}— STATE POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (SPDES) STORMWATER DISCHARGE PERMIT 248-58{62}— STORMWATER MANAGEMENT OFFICER (SMO) 248-58{63}— STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (SMPs) 248-58{64}— STORMWATER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAN (SWPPP) 248-58{68}— 303(d) LIST 248-58{69}— TOTAL MAXIMUM DAILY LOAD (TMDL) 248-58{73}— WASTEWATER § 248-59— Applicability. § 248-60— Exemptions. § 248-61— Prohibitions of illegal discharges. § 248-63— Failing individual sewage treatment systems prohibited. § 248-65— Use of best management practices to prevent, control, and reduce stormwater pollutants. § 248-69— Notification of spills. § 248-70— Contents of a stormwater pollution prevention plan. § 248-71— Components of a stormwater pollution prevention plan. § 248-73— Maintenance. § 248-74— Administrative authority; inspections; reports; recordkeeping. Ch 293— Water 293-1{6}— CROSS-CONNECTION Ch 295— Water Pollution § 295-1— Pollution of waters prohibited. § 300-46— Waterbody Protection Overlay (WPO) District. § 300-51— Environmental performance standards. § 300-68— Design, layout and construction of parking areas. § 300-87— Required application information. § 300-89— Criteria for review.

Pools

§ C1.21— Establishment of ward system; terms of office; Districting Commission. § 12-1— Formation. § 12-4— Report. § 159-4— Conservation Advisory Council. § 163-1— Schedule of Code fees. § 183-6— Disposal or accumulation of unsanitary matter. 248-58{47}— RETENTION STRUCTURE § 248-61— Prohibitions of illegal discharges. § 293-30— Stage I water emergency. § 293-31— Stage II water emergency. § 293-32— Stage III water emergency. 300-6B{18}— BILLIARD PARLOR § 300-32— Density and dimensional regulations. § 300-55— Outdoor swimming pools. § 300-139— Planned Waterfront District.

Porches

181-2B{2}— GARAGE SALE § 190-60— Stairs, porches and exterior trim. § 240-26— Exits: hardware for doors. 300-6B{25}— BUILDING FRONT LINE 300-6B{57}— FLOOR AREA, BUILDING § 300-40— Certificate of Appropriateness. § 300-139— Planned Waterfront District. § 300-151— Building types. § 300-152— Design standards

Powers and duties

Preliminary plats

266-3{9}— PRELIMINARY PLAT § 266-6— Application and approval steps. Ch 266 Art III— Preliminary Plat Requirements § 266-7— Submission of application and prints. § 266-8— Form and content; endorsement. § 266-9— Accompanying material. Ch 266 Art V— Preliminary Plat § 266-21— Procedure. § 266-22— Fee. § 266-24— Automatic approval. § 266-30— Application; required submissions.

Privies

§ 187-7— Sewer connections required. § 190-54— Accessory structures. § 190-80— Privies. § 248-6— Use of public sewers required. § 248-19— Discharge from private sewers to public sewers.

Privy

§ 187-7— Sewer connections required. § 190-54— Accessory structures. § 190-80— Privies. § 248-6— Use of public sewers required. § 248-19— Discharge from private sewers to public sewers.

Privy vaults

§ 248-6— Use of public sewers required. § 248-19— Discharge from private sewers to public sewers.

Prohibited uses

§ 300-31— Allowable uses; accessory and mixed uses; change of use.

Public assemblies

§ 163-1— Schedule of Code fees. § 163-2— Miscellaneous fees. § 198-14— Location restrictions. § 223-11— Use of public space, streets and certain property restricted. 300-6B{116}— THEATER/AUDITORIUM