§ 1-4— Local laws and ordinances saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal. Ch 161— Garbage, Rubbish and Refuse § 248-2— Penalties for offenses. Ch 248 Art VIII— Abandoned Vehicles § 248-89— Vehicles deemed to be abandoned. § 248-90— Removal and storage.

§ C8-3— Annexation of part of Niskayuna, 1935. § 1-4— Local laws and ordinances saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal. § 72-1— Legislative intent. § 138-22— Revocation. § 138-30— Structurally unsafe buildings. § 138-58— Metal plates or signs required. § 144-8— Seizure of dogs. Ch 161— Garbage, Rubbish and Refuse § 167-49— Garbage and refuse. Ch 170— Iceboxes and Refrigerators, Abandoned § 170-1— Storage requirements. 214-1{2}— SALE § 220-14— Availability of public sewers. § 234-25— Exemption established. Ch 247— Vehicles, Abandoned and Unused § 247-1— Purpose. 247-2{1}— ABANDONED § 247-3— Scope. § 247-4— Outdoor storage restrictions. § 247-6— Right to enter to inspect § 247-10— Removal at owner's request; costs to become lien. Ch 248— Vehicles and Traffic § 248-2— Penalties for offenses. § 248-38— Parking during or after snowfall. Ch 248 Art VIII— Abandoned Vehicles § 248-89— Vehicles deemed to be abandoned. § 248-90— Removal and storage. § 248-90.1— Penalties for offenses. § 255-33— Discontinuing service. § 255-43— Yard hydrants or standpipes unlawful. § 256-5— Zone III, General Aquifer Recharge Zone. § 257-24— Removal of wireless telecommunications facilities. § 257-27— Governance of deployment of small wireless facilities in the public ROW. 264-60{10}— SIGN § 264-66— Abandoned signs. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

137-11A{3}— PARKING GARAGE § 138-16— Demolition permits; bond. § 138-40— Homeowners. § 138-81— Homeowners. 157-4B{31}— START OF CONSTRUCTION 158-4{35}— START OF CONSTRUCTION § 167-3— Scope. 167-6{1}— ACCESSORY STRUCTURE § 167-19— Occupancy classification of buildings. § 167-47— Buildings and structures. § 167-51.1— Buildings to remain secured. § 183-9— Operation of businesses. 230-1{1}— LOT § 257-4— Special use permit application; exemptions; facility design and construction. § 257-12— Lot size and setbacks. 264-2B{1}— ACCESSORY STRUCTURE OR USE 264-2B{32}— DECK 264-2B{54}— GARAGE, PORTABLE 264-2B{78}— LOT COVERAGE § 264-8— RH-1 Historic Residential District. § 264-29— Accessory structures and uses. 264-60{8}— LOT § 264-101— Regulation of adult bookstores, adult entertainment establishments and sexually oriented businesses. § 264-104— Home occupations.

§ 148-4— Applicability; exempt activities. 167-6{2}— ACCESSORY USE § 167-18— Compliance with requirements; "accessory use" defined. § 167-19— Occupancy classification of buildings. 264-2B{57}— GASOLINE SERVICE STATION 264-2B{59}— GOLF COURSE 264-2B{138}— WASTE INCINERATOR § 264-7— R-1 Single-Family Residential District. § 264-8— RH-1 Historic Residential District. § 264-9— R-2 Two-Family Residential District. § 264-10— RH-2 Stockade Historic Residential District. § 264-11— R-3 Multiple-Family Residential District. § 264-12— C-1 Neighborhood Retail Business District. § 264-13— C-2 Mixed-Use Commercial District. § 264-14— C-3 Waterfront Mixed-Use District. § 264-15— C-4 Downtown Mixed-Use District. § 264-16— C-5 Business District. § 264-17— I Institutional District. § 264-18— M-1 Light Manufacturing and Warehousing District. § 264-19— M-2 Manufacturing and Warehousing District. § 264-21— Planned Development Districts. § 264-29— Accessory structures and uses. § 264-37— Transitional yards. § 264-104— Home occupations. § 264-111— Townhouses.

Ch 3— Accident Reports § 236-4— Conduct. Ch 248— Vehicles and Traffic

264-2B{45}— ENTERTAINMENT FACILITY § 264-85— Nonconformity due to change in provisions. § 264-101— Regulation of adult bookstores, adult entertainment establishments and sexually oriented businesses. 264-101B{4}— ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 264-101B{26}— SUBSTANTIAL PORTION

§ C3-21— Subdivided lands: map required; division and reassessment; release of lien. § C6-13— through § C6-17. (Reserved) § 48-17— Gifts. § 86-4— Award of concessions. 115-8{3}— PROMOTE Ch 117— Advertising § 117-1— License required. § 117-2— Issuance of license; expiration. § 117-6— Effect on local merchants. § 117-7— Advertising locations restricted. § 117-8— Distributing samples and handbills. § 131-19— Manner of advertising. § 135-24— Conduct restrictions; penalties for offenses. § 159-3— Hours of sales; advertising. Ch 163— Gasoline and Motor Fuel: Sign Display § 163-6— Signs to include price per gallon. § 186-12— Posting or distributing advertisements. § 186-13— Signs or announcements restricted. § 189-7— Interest and charges; sale of articles. § 192-8— Tampering with fire or police alarms. § 192-15— Littering. § 192-25— Dumping. Ch 214— Sales, Special 214-1{1}— PUBLISH, PUBLISHING, ADVERTISEMENT, ADVERTISING 214-1{2}— SALE § 214-4— Application for license. § 214-6— Duration of business condition for license. § 214-9— Misrepresentation. § 214-13— Additional rules. § 214-14— Fees. § 214-18— Advertising. § 228-1— Use of streets and sidewalks in front of places of business. § 228-10— Encroaching structures and articles. § 228-79— Appeal from denial, revocation or issuance of permit. § 248-10— Vehicles used for advertising. § 257-4— Special use permit application; exemptions; facility design and construction. § 257-11— Signage. § 258-6— Abatement of conditions by City. 260-2{7}— UNCONSCIONABLE TRADE PRACTICE § 260-4— Rain checks. § 264-59— Purpose. 264-60{10}— SIGN § 264-63— Exceptions. 264-101B{5}— ADULT MOTEL 264-101B{8}— BUSINESS 264-101B{12}— ESCORT AGENCY 264-101B{18}— REGULARLY CONDUCTED

§ 6-4— Administration. § 6-5— Organization. § 6-7— Affirmative Action Advisory Board. § 6-14— Procedures. Ch 23 Art III— Records Management Advisory Board § 23-8— Board established; responsibilities; members. § 92-23— Terms of office; compensation. § 93-2— Legislative intent. Ch 106— Youth Advisory Board § 106-1— Establishment and powers. § 106-2— Composition and qualifications. § 106-4— Meetings. Ch 146— Energy Advisory Board § 146-1— Purpose. § 146-2— Duties. § 146-3— Membership. § 146-4— Officers. § 146-5— Meetings. § 146-6— Committees. Ch 149— Energize NY Benefit Financing Programs § 192-29— Center for Nonviolence Advisory Board. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

Ch 6— Affirmative Action § 6-1— Reaffirmation. § 6-2— Adoption as evidence of intent to comply. Ch 6 Art II— Affirmative Action Policy § 6-3— Preamble and statement of policy. § 6-4— Administration. § 6-5— Organization. § 6-6— Contracts with minority- and women-owned businesses. § 6-7— Affirmative Action Advisory Board. § 6-8— Communication of the program. § 6-9— Classification management. § 6-10— Recruitment and other personnel actions. § 6-11— Examination, certification and appointment. § 6-13— Employment goals. § 6-14— Procedures. Ch 60— Grievance Procedures Ch 87— Personnel § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 167-41— One- and two-family and multiple dwellings: air-conditioning and mechanical ventilation. 220-6{12}— COOLING WATER § 236-5— Inspection.

Ch 121— Air Pollution § 121-1— Policy and purpose. § 121-3— Powers and duties of Commissioner. § 121-5— Fuel-burning equipment; contaminants. § 121-7— Penalties for offenses; additional remedies. Ch 216— Scrap Processors and Junk Peddlers

§ C4-6— Police stations; jails. Ch 124— Alarms § 124-1— Rental units, apartments and tenements. § 124-2— Hotels and motels. § 124-3— Dormitory sleeping units. § 124-4— Group homes, nursing homes, residences and hospitals. § 124-6— Approval of detecting devices. § 124-7— Design and installation requirements. § 124-10— Unlawful connections. Ch 124 Art III— Agreement For Auxiliary Fire Alarm Systems § 124-12— Agreement required. Ch 124 Art IV— Alarm System Regulations 124-13{1}— ALARM DEVICE 124-13{2}— ALARM SUPPLIER AND/OR INSTALLER AND/OR REPAIRER 124-13{3}— ALARM SYSTEM 124-13{4}— AUDIBLE ALARM 124-13{5}— CENTRAL DISPATCH STATION 124-13{6}— MUNICIPAL FIRE ALARM SYSTEM RECEIVER 124-13{7}— FALSE ALARM 124-13{8}— PERSISTENT FALSE ALARM § 124-14— Licenses. § 124-15— General responsibilities of owners, installers and repairers. § 124-16— Owner to provide emergency contacts. § 124-17— Alarm and tape dialers not permitted to terminate at police, fire or public safety dispatch unit. § 124-18— Causing false alarms unlawful. § 124-19— Alarms to reset. § 124-20— Testing of alarm systems or devices. § 124-21— Restriction on liability of Police Department and City. § 124-22— Penalties for offenses; fees. § 124-24— When effective; time period for compliance. § 138-84— Fee schedule for permits and inspections. Ch 156— Fire Prevention and Protection § 167-43— Fire protection in multiple dwellings. Ch 182— Noise § 182-3— Unnecessary or unreasonable noise. § 192-7— False fire alarms. § 192-8— Tampering with fire or police alarms. § 201-12— Wires for City systems. Ch 210— Rental Property § 210-8— Application; standards; issuance; temporary certificate. § 228-31— Interfering with street structure. § 228-65— Survey required. § 264-21— Planned Development Districts. § 264-94— Financial responsibilities.

Ch 126— Alcoholic Beverages § 126-1— Consumption of alcoholic beverages and possession of open containers with intent to consume- alcoholic beverages in public. § 135-21— Control and supervision; use of alcoholic beverages. § 135-24— Conduct restrictions; penalties for offenses. § 142-3— Exemptions. § 182-4— Unnecessary noises enumerated. Ch 183— Nuisances § 183-1— Legislative findings; nuisances enumerated; abatement. 183-4{2}— BAR § 183-9— Operation of businesses. Ch 186— Parks and Recreation § 186-6— Disorderly conduct; use of alcoholic beverages. § 186-27— Use of liquor restricted. Ch 192— Peace and Good Order § 228-73— Application for permit. 264-2B{7}— BANQUET FACILITY 264-2B{8}— BAR

§ 216-10— Reports to police.

§ 109-5— Powers and duties of Office. Ch 128— Amusements § 128-1— License required; display. 128-2{2}— PUBLIC AMUSEMENT ESTABLISHMENT § 128-3— Issuance of license; fees; expiration. § 128-6— Building and operation requirements. Ch 135— Bingo and Games of Chance § 135-24— Conduct restrictions; penalties for offenses. Ch 142— Dances and Dance Halls Ch 186— Parks and Recreation § 186-19— Operation of casino boathouses; amusements. § 192-2.1— Curfew. § 192-22— Character readings. § 192-30— Permits for public display of fireworks; fees. 264-2B{45}— ENTERTAINMENT FACILITY 264-2B{94}— NIGHTCLUB 264-2B{105}— RECREATIONAL FACILITIES, COMMERCIAL

§ 138-12— Flood hazard control. § 157-12— Powers and duties of local administrator. § 157-13— General standards. 158-4{10}— ELEVATED BUILDING § 158-14— Duties and responsibilities of local administrator. § 158-16— Standards for all structures. § 158-19— Manufactured homes and recreational vehicles. 257-2{10}— FREESTANDING TOWER § A270-6— Construction and maintenance.

§ C5-4— Garbage and trash disposal contracts. § 121-1— Policy and purpose. 121-2{13}— TRADE WASTES Ch 144— Dogs and Other Animals Ch 144 Art I— Animals and Fowl § 144-1— Keeping of livestock and poultry prohibited; exceptions. § 144-2— Muzzling dangerous animals. § 144-3— Exposure to rabies. 144-5{1}— DOG ENUMERATOR 144-5{2}— ENCLOSURE § 144-7— Unlawful behavior. § 144-7.1— Dangerous dogs. § 144-8— Seizure of dogs. § 144-10— Penalties for offenses. § 144-14— Dog licenses. § 144-15— Removal required. § 144-16— Disposal. § 144-18— Methods of disposal. § 144-19— Penalties for offenses. 148-5{1}— AGRICULTURE § 161-6— Prohibited materials. 161-19B{9}— DEAD ANIMALS 161-19B{11}— GARBAGE 167-6{8}— BUILDING 167-6{44}— SEWAGE Ch 182— Noise § 182-4— Unnecessary noises enumerated. Ch 183— Nuisances § 183-1— Legislative findings; nuisances enumerated; abatement. Ch 186— Parks and Recreation § 186-22— Molesting squirrels. § 186-23— Central Park: swimming, hunting and other use restrictions. Ch 192— Peace and Good Order § 208-13— Storage of animal food. § 208-14— Waste animal or vegetable matter. § 236-4— Conduct. § 248-7— Applicability to other vehicles. § 248-33— Duty to keep right; exceptions. 256-2{25}— SEWAGE § 256-4— Zone IV, Tributary Watershed Zone. § 256-5— Zone III, General Aquifer Recharge Zone. § 256-6— Zone II, Primary Recharge Zone. § 256-7— Zone I, Wellhead Protection Zone. 264-2B{12}— BUILDING 264-2B{67}— HOSPITAL, ANIMAL OR VETERINARY CLINIC 264-2B{74}— KENNEL 264-101B{20}— SEX ACT § 264-104— Home occupations. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

257-2{1}— ANTENNA 257-2{3}— COLLOCATION 257-2{15}— SMALL WIRELESS FACILITY 257-2{19}— WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES (includes "telecommunications tower," "telecommunications site" and "personal wireless facility" § 257-4— Special use permit application; exemptions; facility design and construction. § 257-5— Site plan approval and building permit process. § 257-7— Shared use. § 257-8— Height. § 257-10— Security. § 257-11— Signage. § 257-14— Exceptions from a special use permit. § 257-15— Recertification. § 257-19— Reservation of authority to inspect facilities. § 264-30— Additional height regulations. § A270-2— Grant of franchise easement. § A270-4— Fees; payment; agreements with subscribers to be filed. § A270-6— Construction and maintenance. § A270-7— Community antenna reception service; programming. § A270-12— Safety.

§ 124-1— Rental units, apartments and tenements. § 124-5— Installation responsibility. § 128-6— Building and operation requirements. § 138-43— Fees. 161-19B{36}— RESIDENTIAL USER 167-6{4}— APARTMENT or SUITE 167-6{15}— DORMITORY § 167-19— Occupancy classification of buildings. § 183-1— Legislative findings; nuisances enumerated; abatement. § 186-17— Picnics and games; rental fees. § 234-26— Ownership in cooperative apartment corporation. 248-1B{1}— BUS STOP § 248-58— Parking in fire lanes and handicapped spaces on certain private properties. 264-2B{2}— APARTMENT HOUSE § 264-29— Accessory structures and uses. § 264-89— Purpose.

§ 9-5— Annual assessments. § 28-8— Determination of rules of procedure by presiding officer. § 33-3— Specific powers and duties. § 48-18— Board of Ethics. § 48-19— Disclosure of financial status. § 57-4— Requests for public access to records. § 57-6— Denial of access to records. § 57-8— Public notice. § 60-5— Procedural requirements. § 87-6.1— Residency requirements. § 87-13— Sick leave. 115-8{2}— OBSCENE 115-11{1}— HARMFUL TO MINORS § 124-23— Enforcement and appeal. § 135-23— Appeals from decisions of aggrieved persons. § 137-15— Program review and reporting. § 138-8— Records and reports. § 138-30— Structurally unsafe buildings. § 138-77— Duties of Board. 157-4B{1}— APPEAL § 157-16— Appeals board. 158-4{1}— APPEAL § 158-20— Appeals Board. § 167-14— Violations. § 183-8— Issuance of certificate. § 220-4— Fee for emergency sewer service inspection charge. § 220-53— Pretreatment. § 220-85— Criminal sanctions. § 228-20.1— Public pay phone installation or continuance. § 228-52— Appeals from denial or revocation. § 228-62— Denial of permit. § 228-69— Penalties for offenses. § 228-79— Appeal from denial, revocation or issuance of permit. § 228-80— Procedures for Office of Consumer Protection and Board. § 228-87— Penalties for offenses. § 236-7— Suspension or revocation. § 243-15— Appeals. § 247-7— Violations. § 247-8— Penalties for offenses. § 258-11— Administrative fee upon issuance of notice of violation. § 264-50— Buffering and landscaping. § 264-71— Variances. § 264-72— Enforcement. § 264-74— Historic Commission. § 264-77— Hardship relief. § 264-101— Regulation of adult bookstores, adult entertainment establishments and sexually oriented businesses. Ch 264 Art XVI— Board of Zoning Appeals § 264-114— Establishment and organization. § 264-117— Right to appeal. § 264-118— Appeals application. § 264-125— Liability. § 264-126— Fees.

§ 157-16— Appeals board. § 158-20— Appeals Board.

Ch 92 Art IV— Appearance Tickets § 92-8— Authority to issue appearance tickets. § 92-20— Authority to issue appearance tickets. § 109-5— Powers and duties of Office. § 137-16— Enforcement; penalties for offenses. § 144-8— Seizure of dogs. § 144-9— Complaints; appearances. § 144-19— Penalties for offenses. § 161-4— Preparation and disposal of solid waste. § 167-14— Violations. § 167-75— Hearing and order. § 186-40— Authorization for park watchmen to issue appearance tickets. § 210-16— Enforcement. § 236-6— Fees; penalties for offenses. § 248-58— Parking in fire lanes and handicapped spaces on certain private properties. § 248-58.1— Intent. § 248-58.2— Chief to engage persons to issue tickets. § 264-70— Appearance tickets. § 264-127— Violations and penalties.

§ C2-8— Water rents established. § C2-11— Collection of delinquent water rents. § C4-1— Public Safety Commissioner. § C5-5— Constables. § C5-6— Commissioners of Deeds; Marshal. § C5-6.1— Appointment of Commissioners of Deeds confirmed. § C6-1— Assessment and Collection of Taxes. § C8-1— Annexation of parts of Rotterdam and Niskayuna, 1914. § C11-2— Pension fund. § C13-1— General provisions. C13-1B{3}— COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS § C13-2— Provisions applicable to each form. § C13-3— Government under Plan C. § C14-1— Pensions. § 6-7— Affirmative Action Advisory Board. § 6-11— Examination, certification and appointment. § 9-6— Operations and Development Committee. § 10-9— Board of Assessment Review. § 23-4— Report of failure to take office. § 28-27— Standing committees. § 29-6— Protection of the City interest; indemnification and defense of officers and employees. § 31-2— Appointment; qualifications. § 33-2— Director. § 35-2— Membership. § 42-1— Duties of City Engineer. § 48-5— Disclosure of interest in legislation, contracts and other matters. § 48-14— Nepotism. § 48-15— Political solicitations. § 48-18— Board of Ethics. § 48-19— Disclosure of financial status. § 48-20— Enforcement; penalties. § 60-1— Statutory authority; applicability. § 68-2— Membership. § 68-3— Terms of office. § 68-5— Chairperson. § 68-7— Filling vacancies. § 68-9— Employees. § 70-1— Approval of act. § 70-4— Membership. § 72-3— Board of Directors. § 87-2— Bond requirements. § 87-6.1— Residency requirements. § 87-7— Applicability of provisions. § 87-14— Personal leave. § 87-29— Rules governing administration of plan. § 87-45— Salary and compensation. § 87-46— Health-care benefits. § 87-47— Leave. § 91-2— Commission continued; filling of appointments. § 91-3— Statutory powers and duties. § 91-4— Number of Commission Members; appointments. § 91-18— Short title and applicability. 91-20{1}— ALTERNATE MEMBER 91-20{2}— MEMBER § 91-21— Purpose; appointment; designation; powers and duties. § 92-13— Membership. § 92-14— Terms of office; compensation. § 92-15— Officers, rules and regulations. § 92-16— Quorum. § 92-17— Expenses. § 92-22— Membership. § 92-23— Terms of office; compensation. § 92-24— Officers, rules and regulations. § 92-25— Quorum. § 92-26— Expenses. § 93-3— Membership. § 93-4— Ex-officio members. § 93-6— Term limits, holdovers and vacancy. § 93-10— Officers and bylaws. § 93-22— Ongoing study by Advisory Committee. § 95-2— Terms of office. § 96-2— Membership. § 96-3— Officers and procedure. § 97-3— Membership. § 97-4— Terms of office. § 106-2— Composition and qualifications. 121-2{3}— COMMISSIONER 137-2{4}— CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 137-2{8}— INSPECTOR § 137-3— Code Enforcement Officer; inspectors. § 138-5— Position created. § 138-6— Qualifications; personnel. § 138-34— Plumbing Inspector: appointment, powers and duties. § 138-36— Cooperation by Building Inspector. § 138-51— Board established. § 138-52— Terms of office; vacancies. § 138-53— Clerk. 138-65{3}— BUILDING INSPECTOR 138-65{4}— ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR § 138-67— Electrical Inspector. § 138-70— Creation. § 138-71— Terms of members. § 138-77— Duties of Board. § 146-3— Membership. § 157-10— Designation of local administrator. 158-4{24}— LOCAL ADMINISTRATOR § 158-11— Designation of local administration. 158A-1{1}— DIRECTOR § 167-51.1— Buildings to remain secured. § 167-56— Vacant building registration. § 186-46— Terms. § 192-29— Center for Nonviolence Advisory Board. § 208-18— Inspections; abatement of serious hazard. 217-1{1}— COMMISSIONER 220-6{3}— AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OF INDUSTRIAL USER 234-6{3}— PERSON § 236-7— Suspension or revocation. § 248-67— Matters under authority of Parking Division Supervisor and imposition of administrative fee. § 248-75— Report of violation. § 248-76— Notice of violation. § 255-38— Supply outside City. § 264-50— Buffering and landscaping. 264-60{10}— SIGN § 264-66— Abandoned signs. § 264-69— Notice of violation. § 264-71— Variances. § 264-72— Enforcement. § 264-74— Historic Commission. § 264-120— Enforcement. § 264-123— Inspections; right of entry. § 264-127— Violations and penalties. § A270-2— Grant of franchise easement. § A270-18— Consumer complaint and security fund.

§ C5-4— Garbage and trash disposal contracts. 121-2{10}— RUBBISH § 161-5— Standards and requirements. 161-19B{1}— ASHES § 186-30— Waste disposal. § 192-39— Other requirements and prohibitions. § 228-35— Approach buildup for driveway. 256-2{27}— SOLID WASTE § 256-5— Zone III, General Aquifer Recharge Zone. § 258-2— Dumping restricted. 264-2B{138}— WASTE INCINERATOR

§ C1-4— Definitions; rules of construction. § C2-11— Collection of delinquent water rents. § C2-12— Enforcement of collection. § C3-5— Removal of encroachments. § C3-6— Petition for street improvements. § C3-7— Petition for improvement: notice and hearing. § C3-8— Responsibility for expense of street improvements on petition. § C3-9— Improvements without petition authorized; hearing. § C3-10— Expenses of improvements where petition is not required. § C3-13— Payment of assessments in installments. § C3-14— Cost of assessment determined; apportionment and assessment. § C3-15— Board of Assessors to correct errors after notice. § C3-16— Notice to pay assessments. § C3-17— Collection of delinquent special assessments by sale of lien. § C3-18— Vacating illegal assessments; reassessments. § C3-19— Payment for local improvements under contract in anticipation of collection of assessments. § C3-20— Subdivided lands: reapportionment of assessments. § C3-21— Subdivided lands: map required; division and reassessment; release of lien. § C4-13— Destruction of buildings to prevent spread of fires. § C5-1— Tax exemptions for industrial buildings. Ch C Pt 1 Art VI— Assessment of Taxes § C6-1— Assessment and Collection of Taxes. § C6-2— through § C6-5. (Reserved) § C6-7— Levy of fees generally. § C6-9— Combining City, county and state taxes; installment payment; confirming of rolls; ordering collection. § C6-10— (Reserved) § C6-21— Assessment of omitted real estate; reassessment. § C6-22— Registration of unoccupied premises. § C6-24— Certificate of arrears of taxes, water rents and assessments upon request; payment of fees. § C8-1— Annexation of parts of Rotterdam and Niskayuna, 1914. § C8-4— Annexation of part of Niskayuna, 1948. § C8-5— Additional annexation of part of Niskayuna, 1948. § C8-6— Annexation of part of Niskayuna, 1957. § C11-2— Pension fund. § C13-2— Provisions applicable to each form. § 1-4— Local laws and ordinances saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal. Ch 8— Assessment Districts, Upper Union Street Ch 9— Assessment Districts, Special Downtown § 9-1— Legislative authority. § 9-3— Purpose. § 9-4—   Costs to be assessed. § 9-5— Annual assessments. § 9-6— Operations and Development Committee. Ch 10— Assessment, Real Property 10-1A{1}— ASSESSMENT ROLL 10-1A{3}— BOARD 10-1A{4}— DEPARTMENT 10-1A{8}— TAX ROLL § 10-3— Names of owners on assessment roll. § 10-4— Assessment of exempt property. § 10-5— Form of assessment roll. § 10-6— Completion of tentative assessment roll. § 10-7— Tentative assessment roll: public inspection. § 10-8— Assessment of omitted property. § 10-9— Board of Assessment Review. § 10-10— Board of Assessment Review: organization; compensation. § 10-11— Board of Assessment Review: removal of members. § 10-12— Board of Assessment Review: powers; hearing of complaints. § 10-13— Hearings by Board of Assessment Review. § 10-14— Final determination of Board. § 10-15— Assessor to correct assessment roll. § 10-16— Proceeding to review tax assessment. § 10-17— Final completion of assessment roll. § 10-18— Verification of assessment roll. § 10-19— Filing assessment roll with Clerk of Board of Representatives. § 10-20— Public inspection of final assessment roll. § 10-21— Equalization apportionment of City's share of state and county taxes. § 10-22— Apportionment of assessment and taxes. § 10-23— Action upon application for apportionment. § 10-24— Correction of errors in assessment roll. § 10-25— Petition for increased valuation; notice to taxpayer; hearing. § 10-26— Action by Council on petitions. § 10-27— Corrections by Assessor and Director of Finance. § 23-2— Filing of documents. § 48-18— Board of Ethics. § 48-20— Enforcement; penalties. § 51-4— Assessment rolls: notices. § 51-5— Tax and assessment search authorization. § 57-7— Fees. § 91-16— Hearing on matters referred to Commission. § 109-6— Assessment of civil penalty pursuant to civil compromise after hearing. § 124-9— Penalties for offenses. § 124-22— Penalties for offenses; fees. § 137-11— Condition assessments of parking - garages. 137-11A{1}— CONDITION ASSESSMENT 137-11A{5}— RESPONSIBLE PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER § 138-2— Penalties for offenses. § 138-16— Demolition permits; bond. § 138-23— Stop orders. § 138-30— Structurally unsafe buildings. § 138-31— Unsafe structures due to vacancy. § 138-43— Fees. § 148-13— Erosion and sediment control inspection. § 148-18— Enforcement; penalties for offenses. § 149-1— Legislative findings, intent and purpose, authority. 149-2{3}— ENERGY AUDIT § 149-10— Legislative findings, intent and purpose, authority. 149-11B{4}— BENEFIT ASSESSMENT LIEN 149-11B{13}— MUNICIPAL LIEN 149-11B{15}— NON-MUNICIPAL LIEN § 149-12— Establishment of program. § 149-16— Terms and conditions of repayment. § 149-17— Levy of annual installment amount and creation of annual installment lien. § 151-7— Penalties for offenses. 155-1{2}— LIEN § 158-13— Application for permit. § 161-4— Preparation and disposal of solid waste. § 161-17— Purpose, legislative findings and intent. § 161-21— Public collection and disposal of solid waste. § 161-25— Solid waste collection fees. § 161-26— Penalties for offenses. § 167-14— Violations. § 167-15— Penalties for offenses. § 167-55— Enforcement procedure. § 167-77— Recovery of costs. § 186-17— Picnics and games; rental fees. § 192-34— Property owners' responsibilities. § 208-17— Penalties for offenses. § 220-3— Apportionment of special assessment. § 220-59— Fees. § 220-84— Administrative sanctions. § 228-20— Maintenance of sidewalk by City upon owner refusal or neglect. § 228-22— Preexisting driveways. § 228-24— Plans required to alter sidewalks, curbs, driveways or other paving. § 228-39— Licenses required; restoration. § 228-48— Maintenance of vault by City upon refusal or neglect. § 228-69— Penalties for offenses. § 228-87— Penalties for offenses. § 228-90— Environmental review. § 230-3— Penalties for offenses. Ch 234— Taxation § 234-1— Tax exemption granted. § 234-2— Tax exemption for physically disabled or blind persons; date effective. § 234-10— Determination of tax by City. § 234-20— Gold Star Parent veteran's exemption. § 234-21— Proportionate exemption. § 234-21.1— Amount of exemption. § 234-24— Interest rate established. § 234-26— Ownership in cooperative apartment corporation. § 234-31— Application for exemption. § 234-32— Grant of exemption. § 234-33— Declaration of legislative findings. § 234-34— Date for filing STAR exemption applications. § 234-35— Eligibility and determinations. 234-36{1}— CURRENT YEAR'S ASSESSMENT ROLL 234-36{2}— PRIOR YEAR'S ASSESSMENT ROLL § 234-39— Scope and duration of exemption. § 234-40— Eligibility. § 234-45— Grant of exemption. § 243-11— Removal of trees overhanging streets. § 247-7— Violations. § 247-8— Penalties for offenses. § 247-9— Emergency action. § 247-10— Removal at owner's request; costs to become lien. § 248-39— Regulations for specific locations; skateboards. § 248-83— Disposition of collections from meters. § 248-90— Removal and storage. § 248-91— Rules and regulations. § 255-2— Penalties for offenses. § 255-7— Water shutoff. § 255-49— Prerequisites to meter installation. § 255-64— Delinquency penalty. § 255-66— Resumption of service. § 255-82— Penalties; recourse for noncompliance. § 256-6— Zone II, Primary Recharge Zone. § 256-7— Zone I, Wellhead Protection Zone. § 256-9— Variances. § 257-4— Special use permit application; exemptions; facility design and construction. § 258-11— Administrative fee upon issuance of notice of violation. § 264-21— Planned Development Districts. § 264-50— Buffering and landscaping. § 264-66— Abandoned signs. § 264-67— Unsafe or dangerous signs. § 264-72— Enforcement. § 264-76— Application for alteration, demolition or new construction. § 264-127— Violations and penalties. § A270-18— Consumer complaint and security fund. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ C3-5— Removal of encroachments. § C3-14— Cost of assessment determined; apportionment and assessment. § C3-15— Board of Assessors to correct errors after notice. § C3-16— Notice to pay assessments. § C3-21— Subdivided lands: map required; division and reassessment; release of lien. § C6-1— Assessment and Collection of Taxes. § C6-20— Repository for tax maps and documents. § C6-21— Assessment of omitted real estate; reassessment. § C6-22— Registration of unoccupied premises. § C13-2— Provisions applicable to each form. § 9-5— Annual assessments. 10-1A{1}— ASSESSMENT ROLL 10-1A{2}— ASSESSOR 10-1A{5}— DEPUTY § 10-3— Names of owners on assessment roll. § 10-4— Assessment of exempt property. § 10-5— Form of assessment roll. § 10-7— Tentative assessment roll: public inspection. § 10-8— Assessment of omitted property. § 10-9— Board of Assessment Review. § 10-13— Hearings by Board of Assessment Review. § 10-14— Final determination of Board. § 10-15— Assessor to correct assessment roll. § 10-18— Verification of assessment roll. § 10-19— Filing assessment roll with Clerk of Board of Representatives. § 10-20— Public inspection of final assessment roll. § 10-21— Equalization apportionment of City's share of state and county taxes. § 10-22— Apportionment of assessment and taxes. § 10-23— Action upon application for apportionment. § 10-24— Correction of errors in assessment roll. § 10-25— Petition for increased valuation; notice to taxpayer; hearing. § 10-26— Action by Council on petitions. § 10-27— Corrections by Assessor and Director of Finance. § 23-8— Board established; responsibilities; members. § 165-5— Resident status. § 210-17— Service of papers; notice of violations. § 220-3— Apportionment of special assessment. § 234-1— Tax exemption granted. § 234-2— Tax exemption for physically disabled or blind persons; date effective. § 234-21— Proportionate exemption. § 234-31— Application for exemption. § 234-32— Grant of exemption. § 234-37— Year 2000 filing date. § 234-43— Discontinuance upon lease or transfer. § 234-44— Application for exemption. § 234-45— Grant of exemption.

149-11B{11}— FINANCING CHARGES § 158A-6— Civil actions. § 220-86— Civil liability.

§ 257-22— Indemnification.