409-1{2}— LIGHT USE COMMERCIAL VEHICLES

482-1{21}— VENDOR/PROVIDER § 482-7— Disbursements. § 482-8— Determination of eligibility and amount. § 482-16— Application of rents paid by municipality.

§ 490-602— Depot Village Overlay District.

§ 260-17— Fire protection water supply. § 409-8— Composting. § 490-304— Garden Apartment R-A District. § 490-401— Business Office Districts; Subdistricts I and II. § 490-402— Limited Community Shopping Village District § 490-403— Town Center District. § 490-501— Commercial-Industrial District; Subdistricts CI-A, CI-B and CI-C. § 490-601— Seniors Housing Overlay District. § 490-602— Depot Village Overlay District. § 490-603— Business Innovation Overlay District. § 490-701— Off-street parking and loading. § 490-702— Signs. § 490-703— Workforce housing. § 490-704— Open space preservation. § 490-707— Personal wireless service. § 490-710— Large-scale redevelopment projects. § 490-712— Small wind energy systems. § 490-714— Solar energy. § 490-818— Restrictions on sexually oriented businesses.

§ 359-12— Treatment of park property and animals.

§ 33-6— Use of influence.

§ 1-13— Ordinances saved from repeal. § 104-5— Employees to be indemnified and saved harmless from certain losses or damages. § 178-10— Limitation on liability of Town. 270-3{13}— CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP § 279-8— Cost recovery. § 359-7— Permits required; conditions of permits. § 359-23— Enforcement; violations and penalties. § 391-19— Violations and penalties. § 398-4— Building sewers and connections. § 398-23— Liability. § 398-29— Town employees performing work on private property; liability for injuries. § 409-9— Regulatory authority and revocation of permit. § 420-14— Purpose and authority. § 433-6— Term and renewal of license; fees. § 436-1— Liability for taxes. § 482-6— Verification of information. § 482-8— Determination of eligibility and amount. § 482-10— Municipal work programs. § 482-11— Burials and cremations. § 482-14— Liens.

§ 219-12— Program ownership and rights. 490-107{58}— IMPACT FEE § 490-301— Residential District. § 490-401— Business Office Districts; Subdistricts I and II. § 490-403— Town Center District.

§ 219-12— Program ownership and rights. 490-107{58}— IMPACT FEE § 490-301— Residential District. § 490-401— Business Office Districts; Subdistricts I and II. § 490-403— Town Center District.

§ 1-13— Ordinances saved from repeal. § 29-7— Applications to be made with Town Clerk. § 33-4— Obligation to provide fair and equal treatment. § 178-2— Regulations. § 178-3— Permit required; application procedure. § 178-4— Issuance of permit. § 178-5— Types of permits; fees; exemptions. § 178-6— Suspension or revocation of permit; appeals; hearings. § 178-7— Penalty for operating after loss of permit. § 178-9— Charges for false alarms. § 178-10— Limitation on liability of Town. § 178-11— Fees. Ch 189 Art I— Dogs § 210-4— Duties of Building Inspector. § 210-7— Fees. § 219-4— General facility policies. § 219-7— Eligibility to use facilities and equipment. § 219-9— Program scheduling and cablecasting. § 219-11— Program content. § 219-13— Community bulletin board announcements. § 219-14— Grievances. § 226-3— Restrictions established. § 226-4— Licensing provisions. Ch 247— Entertainment Establishments § 252-1— General purpose and authority. § 252-3— Permit required. § 252-4— Abandoned excavations. § 252-5— Application for permit. § 252-6— Additional permit requirements. § 252-7— Operational standards. § 252-8— Site reclamation standards. § 252-9— Prohibited projects. § 252-10— Application for amendment. § 252-11— Hearing. § 252-12— Issuance of permit. § 252-13— Bonding. § 252-14— Appeals. § 252-15— Enforcement. § 252-17— General purpose and authority. § 252-18— Permit. § 252-19— Permit requirements. § 252-20— Violations and penalties. § 252-22— Standard construction requirements. § 260-6— Occupancy registration. § 260-8— Amendments to the standard code. § 260-10— New materials, processes or occupancies which may require permits. § 260-11— Sprinkler and standpipe regulations. § 260-12— Fire alarm regulations. § 270-1— Statutory authority. 270-3{19}— COMMISSARY 270-3{37}— EMPLOYEE 270-3{60}— LICENSE 270-3{61}— LICENSE HOLDER 270-3{65}— MANUFACTURES FOOD IN A RESIDENTIAL KITCHEN 270-3{74}— PERSON IN CHARGE 270-3{83}— PROCESSES FOOD IN A COMMERCIAL KITCHEN § 270-4— Condition and sources of food. § 270-5— Food storage and identification. § 270-6— Temperature requirements for potentially hazardous foods. § 270-11— Packaged and unpackaged food; separation, packaging and segregation. § 270-14— Reporting of diagnosis or symptoms suggestive of food-borne illness. § 270-17— Food-contact equipment and surfaces to meet standards. § 270-18— Non-food-contact surfaces and equipment to meet standards. § 270-19— Manual dishwashing; sink compartment requirements. § 270-20— Chemical sanitization. § 270-23— Equipment and utensils to be flushed and scraped. § 270-25— Sanitization rinse. § 270-31— Potable water. § 270-39— Measures to minimize infestation. § 270-49— Mobile food and pushcart requirements. § 270-50— Commissary requirement. § 270-53— Mobile food unit wastewater systems. § 270-55— Special requirements for food service establishments processing food in commercial kitchen. Ch 270 Art XXIV— Application and Licensing Procedure § 270-56— Licensing procedure. § 270-57— Submission of plans and specifications for new or remodeled establishments or stores. § 270-58— Denial of license applications. § 270-59— Revocation of license; reinstatement. § 270-61— Administrative fines. § 270-62— Compliance agreement. § 270-63— License categories. § 270-64— Licensing fees. § 279-2— Purpose. § 288-3— Basic equipment and facilities required. § 288-4— Ventilation, lighting, heating and screens. § 288-6— Maintenance of structure. § 288-10— Responsibilities of owners, operators and occupants. § 288-15— Standards applicable to rooming houses. § 288-19— Design and construction. § 288-21— Light and ventilation. § 288-24— Effect on other regulations. Ch 310— Licensing § 310-1— Licenses required for certain activities. § 310-3— Operation without license prohibited. § 310-4— Standards. § 310-5— Revocation of license. 310-7{1}— DANCE HALL § 314-4— Violations and penalties. 329-1{1}— APPLICANT 329-1{5}— LICENSEE 329-1{7}— MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENT 329-1{8}— MASSAGE PRACTITIONER 329-1{10}— RECOGNIZED SCHOOL § 329-3— Exceptions. § 329-4— License required for establishment. § 329-5— Application procedure; information required. § 329-6— Conditions of license. § 329-7— Required facilities and equipment; restrictions on operation. § 329-8— Proof of individual state license required. § 329-10— Rescission or suspension of license. § 329-11— License fees. § 329-13— Exceptions. § 340-1— Approval authority granted. § 340-2— Special use permit required for condominium conversions. § 359-6— Hours of operation and closing. § 359-7— Permits required; conditions of permits. § 359-10— Fires, firearms and other explosives. § 359-13— Public meetings, performances, commercial activities and advertising. § 359-15— Smoking. § 359-16— Camping. § 359-22— Authority of Recreation Director. § 374-5— Crossing public ways. § 382-2— Permitted sales. § 382-3— Permit required. § 382-6— Fees. § 387-4— Licensing procedure. § 387-7— Removal of articles by police officers. § 387-8— Violations and penalties; suspension or revocation of license. 391-4{4}— DESIGNER 391-4{6}— INSTALLER 391-4{7}— OWNER § 391-7— Additional local design, construction and capacity requirements for sewage disposal systems. § 391-10— Compliance; permits; fees; inspections. § 391-11— Designation of responsibilities. § 391-12— Licenses required. § 391-13— Violations and penalties. § 391-18— Land application allowed. 398-1{14}— INTERFERENCE 398-1{17}— PASS-THROUGH § 398-2— Use of public sewers required. § 398-3— Private wastewater disposal. § 398-4— Building sewers and connections. § 398-5— General requirements. § 398-7— Rejection of discharge. § 398-8— Interceptors. § 398-14— Reporting. § 398-15— Salem waste collection system. § 398-17— Industrial discharge agreement (IDA). § 398-19— Sewer use charges. § 398-27— Right of entry. § 398-30— Work on property on which Town holds easement. § 409-3— Permit procedure. § 409-4— Fees. § 409-6— Stumps, brush, demolition materials, yard waste and metal. § 409-7— Recycling. § 409-9— Regulatory authority and revocation of permit. § 420-2— Minimum right-of-way. § 420-4— Improvement to be to residency limits; future extension. § 420-9— Permit required to discharge or store material on streets or highways. § 420-11— Criteria for issuance of permits. § 420-12— Conditions under which requirements may be waived. § 420-17— Exemptions. § 433-1— Statutory authority; purpose. 433-2{7}— CERTIFICATE OF INSPECTION 433-2{9}— HEALTH CERTIFICATE § 433-3— Prohibitions. § 433-4— Exemptions. Ch 433 Art III— Licensing Procedure § 433-5— Licenses required. § 433-6— Term and renewal of license; fees. § 433-7— Inspection schedule. § 433-9— Separate operating room. § 433-11— Storage of tattooing equipment and materials. § 433-12— Floors, walls and ceilings. § 433-13— Disposition of waste material. § 433-23— Body piercing restrictions. § 433-24— Suspension of license. § 433-25— Violations and penalties. 455-3{2}— BENEFIT 455-3{6}— NOT BUILDABLE § 455-5— Charges. § 466-5— Compliance with devices; meaning of devices; standards. § 466-6— Parking prohibitions and restrictions. § 466-10— Winter parking; parking during snowfall; removal of snow. § 466-12— Restrictions on moving vehicles. § 477-14— Application for service; installation. § 477-16— Installation and repair standards. § 477-24— Responsibilities of Town. § 477-25— Responsibilities of customer. § 477-26— Enforcement. § 477-35— Master meter. § 482-8— Determination of eligibility and amount. 490-107{8}— ADULT MOTION-PICTURE ARCADE 490-107{19}— APPLICANT 490-107{39}— FEE PAYER 490-107{96}— SIGN, LEGAL NONCONFORMING 490-107{112}— START OF CONSTRUCTION 490-107{122}— TOWER OR ANTENNA, PREEXISTING Ch 490 Art II— Permitted Uses and Dimension Restrictions § 490-201— Permitted Uses Table. § 490-301— Residential District. § 490-302— Rural District. § 490-303— Recreational District. § 490-304— Garden Apartment R-A District. § 490-305— Manufactured Housing Park District. § 490-401— Business Office Districts; Subdistricts I and II. § 490-402— Limited Community Shopping Village District § 490-403— Town Center District. § 490-501— Commercial-Industrial District; Subdistricts CI-A, CI-B and CI-C. § 490-502— Industrial District. § 490-601— Seniors Housing Overlay District. § 490-602— Depot Village Overlay District. § 490-603— Business Innovation Overlay District. § 490-701— Off-street parking and loading. § 490-702— Signs. § 490-703— Workforce housing. § 490-704— Open space preservation. § 490-705— Floodplain development. § 490-706— Wetlands conservation. § 490-707— Personal wireless service. § 490-708— Satellite earth station antennas. § 490-709— Home occupations. § 490-710— Large-scale redevelopment projects. § 490-711— Impact fees. § 490-712— Small wind energy systems. § 490-713— Noncommercial keeping of chickens. § 490-714— Solar energy. § 490-801— Accessory apartments. § 490-805— Building identification. § 490-806— Unregistered motor vehicles and boats. § 490-807— Placement of recreational vehicles on residential lots. § 490-809— Curing minor setback violations. § 490-810— Expansion of certain nonconforming uses. § 490-811— Protection of dwellings from noise. § 490-813— Motor vehicle fuel storage and dispensing facilities. § 490-816— Restrictions on child-care centers. § 490-818— Restrictions on sexually oriented businesses. § 490-819— Sports betting. § 490-901— Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA). § 490-902— Enforcement. § 490-903— Violations and penalties. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1995 Code to 2015 Code

§ 252-4— Abandoned excavations. § 436-4— Conditions required. § 455-4— Policy and payment. § 455-6— Utility extensions. § 482-5— Application process. § 482-8— Determination of eligibility and amount. § 482-14— Liens.

§ 260-8— Amendments to the standard code. § 270-41— Construction and maintenance of walls and ceilings. Ch 270 Art XVI— Lighting § 270-42— Lighting intensity. § 288-4— Ventilation, lighting, heating and screens. § 288-8— Nonstructural substandard conditions. § 288-15— Standards applicable to rooming houses. § 288-18— General standards. § 288-21— Light and ventilation. § 288-22— Mechanical systems and equipment. § 310-4— Standards. § 314-3— Amendments to code. § 329-7— Required facilities and equipment; restrictions on operation. § 359-24— Rules and regulations for lights. § 374-2— Restrictions on operation. § 398-4— Building sewers and connections. 409-1{2}— LIGHT USE COMMERCIAL VEHICLES § 409-4— Fees. § 433-9— Separate operating room. § 433-12— Floors, walls and ceilings. § 466-5— Compliance with devices; meaning of devices; standards. § 466-12— Restrictions on moving vehicles. § 482-13— Fair hearings. 490-107{15}— ALTERNATIVE SITING 490-107{133}— WIND ENERGY SYSTEM SHADOW FLICKER § 490-401— Business Office Districts; Subdistricts I and II. § 490-402— Limited Community Shopping Village District § 490-403— Town Center District. § 490-501— Commercial-Industrial District; Subdistricts CI-A, CI-B and CI-C. § 490-502— Industrial District. § 490-601— Seniors Housing Overlay District. § 490-602— Depot Village Overlay District. § 490-603— Business Innovation Overlay District. § 490-702— Signs. § 490-707— Personal wireless service. § 490-708— Satellite earth station antennas. § 490-710— Large-scale redevelopment projects. § 490-712— Small wind energy systems. § 490-714— Solar energy. § 490-812— Residential exterior lighting. § 490-818— Restrictions on sexually oriented businesses.

§ 270-46— Maintaining premises. Ch 318— Littering and Dumping Ch 318 Art II— Litter from Vehicles § 318-2— Vehicles to be loaded to prevent litter. Ch 409— Solid Waste Ch 420— Streets and Sidewalks § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1995 Code to 2015 Code

§ 270-46— Maintaining premises. Ch 318— Littering and Dumping Ch 318 Art II— Litter from Vehicles § 318-2— Vehicles to be loaded to prevent litter. Ch 409— Solid Waste Ch 420— Streets and Sidewalks § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1995 Code to 2015 Code

§ 482-8— Determination of eligibility and amount. § 490-301— Residential District. § 490-302— Rural District. § 490-305— Manufactured Housing Park District.

§ 181-1— Consumption prohibited in certain locations. § 226-2— Powers and duties of Cemetery Board of Trustees. § 260-17— Fire protection water supply. 270-3{38}— EQUIPMENT 270-3{63}— LOT § 270-55— Special requirements for food service establishments processing food in commercial kitchen. 288-2{16}— PREMISES 288-17{1}— ACCESSORY STRUCTURE 288-17{10}— MOBILE HOME LOT 288-17{11}— MOBILE HOME STAND § 374-3— Speed limit. § 391-10— Compliance; permits; fees; inspections. § 398-3— Private wastewater disposal. § 398-4— Building sewers and connections. § 420-4— Improvement to be to residency limits; future extension. § 436-4— Conditions required. 455-3{7}— PARCEL § 466-6— Parking prohibitions and restrictions. § 477-36— Individual customer meters for manufactured housing park tenants. § 490-105— Contiguous lots in single ownership. 490-107{6}— ADULT DRIVE-IN THEATER 490-107{31}— CURVED STREET 490-107{50}— FREESTANDING SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEM 490-107{51}— FRONTAGE 490-107{61}— LOT OCCUPATION 490-107{64}— MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION 490-107{124}— USED CAR DEALERSHIP § 490-301— Residential District. § 490-302— Rural District. § 490-303— Recreational District. § 490-304— Garden Apartment R-A District. § 490-401— Business Office Districts; Subdistricts I and II. § 490-402— Limited Community Shopping Village District § 490-403— Town Center District. § 490-501— Commercial-Industrial District; Subdistricts CI-A, CI-B and CI-C. § 490-502— Industrial District. § 490-601— Seniors Housing Overlay District. § 490-602— Depot Village Overlay District. § 490-603— Business Innovation Overlay District. § 490-701— Off-street parking and loading. § 490-702— Signs. § 490-703— Workforce housing. § 490-704— Open space preservation. § 490-706— Wetlands conservation. § 490-707— Personal wireless service. § 490-710— Large-scale redevelopment projects. § 490-711— Impact fees. § 490-713— Noncommercial keeping of chickens. § 490-714— Solar energy. § 490-801— Accessory apartments. § 490-806— Unregistered motor vehicles and boats. § 490-807— Placement of recreational vehicles on residential lots. § 490-808— Temporary occupancy of house trailer or mobile home. § 490-810— Expansion of certain nonconforming uses. § 490-813— Motor vehicle fuel storage and dispensing facilities. § 490-815— Restrictions on motel uses.