§ 16-6— Violations and penalties. 46-2{9}— REFUSE Ch 397— Towing 397-1{1}— ABANDONED VEHICLE § 397-16— Removal by licensee of all abandoned vehicles. Ch 418— Vehicles, Impoundment of

§ 4-94— Feral Cats Advisory Committee § 16-6— Violations and penalties. 46-2{9}— REFUSE § 155-3— Licenses and permits. § 155-12— Uniform Construction Code fees. 223-5C{1}— ABANDONMENT § 223-8— Supplementary regulations. § 223-44— Wireless telecommunications facilities. § 223-45— Signs. § 223-47— Nonconforming uses, structures and lots. Ch 311 Art III— Abandoned Property List § 311-25— Findings. § 311-27— Identification of properties. § 311-29— Report. Ch 311 Art V— Registration Requirements for Vacant and Abandoned Properties § 311-33— Registration of abandoned residences. 311-34{2}— VACANT PROPERTY Ch 397— Towing 397-1{1}— ABANDONED VEHICLE 397-1{6}— OWNER 397-1{13}— WRECKER § 397-16— Removal by licensee of all abandoned vehicles. § 397-23— Rates. Ch 412— Vehicles, Abandoned § 412-2— Abandonment of vehicles prohibited. § 412-5— Grounds for impounding of vehicles. Ch 418— Vehicles, Impoundment of § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1996 Code to 2013 Code § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 171-6— Fire sprinkler systems required. § 214-5— Procedures to ensure preservation. 223-5C{4}— ACCESSORY BUILDING 223-5C{5}— ACCESSORY STRUCTURE 223-5C{6}— ACCESSORY USE 223-5C{59}— BUILDING, ACCESSORY 223-5C{60}— BUILDING AREA 223-5C{61}— BUILDING COVERAGE 223-5C{169}— GROSS FLOOR AREA 223-5C{306}— SATELLITE ANTENNA 223-5C{312}— SHED 223-5C{351}— STRUCTURE, ACCESSORY § 223-8— Supplementary regulations. § 223-42— Zoning regulations. § 223-46— Off-street parking and loading. 296-13A{2}— PERMANENT RESIDENT 296-13A{3}— VACATION RENTAL § 311-4— General exterior maintenance. § 381-2— Applicability of statute; definitions; application form.

223-5C{4}— ACCESSORY BUILDING 223-5C{5}— ACCESSORY STRUCTURE 223-5C{6}— ACCESSORY USE 223-5C{39}— AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY AND SERVICE STORE 223-5C{196}— LAUNDROMAT 223-5C{255}— PARKING LOT, NONACCESSORY 223-5C{265}— PLACE OF WORSHIP 223-5C{274}— PRIVATE SWIMMING POOL § 223-8— Supplementary regulations. § 223-42— Zoning regulations. § 223-43— Conditional use standards.

§ 155-11— Police Department.

§ 4-16— City Clerk. § 4-61— Purchasing Agent. § 4-110— Operation usage. § 4-113— Retention policy. § 12-1— Findings. § 22-7— Exemptions. § 107-8— Order to abate; failure to comply. 166-1{2}— MOTION PICTURE 208-1{1}— COMMERCIAL HANDBILL § 208-2— Posting prohibitions. § 208-5— Distribution on posted property prohibited. 223-5C{51}— BILLBOARD 223-5C{315}— SIGN 223-5C{329}— SIGN, PORTABLE 223-5C{331}— SIGN, RESIDENTIAL § 223-21— Submission of preliminary plat for major developments. § 223-22— Submission of final plat for minor and major developments. § 223-44— Wireless telecommunications facilities. § 223-45— Signs. § 223-47— Nonconforming uses, structures and lots. § 234-18— Dealers in precious metals and other secondhand goods. 234-18B{10}— SECONDHAND GOODS § 239-5— Distribution of printed matter. § 278-5— Standards for issuance. § 290-2— Proper conduct. § 296-13— Short-term vacation rentals in residential properties prohibited. 296-13A{1}— HOSTING PLATFORM § 334-5— Board staff. § 334-20— Anti-warehousing rules and regulations. § 342-14— Planned budget. § 376-2— Conformance with regulations required. § 376-7— General body piercing regulations. § 376-10— Implied endorsement prohibited. § 386-29— Advertising on vehicles. § 386-39— Rules and regulations applicable to drivers and owners. § 386-40— Rules and regulations applicable to owners. § 391-4— Permit conditions. § 391-6— Standards for maintenance and installation.

§ 351-5— Exception.

§ 40-8— Use of funds. 40-12{1}— ADMINISTRATIVE AGENT § 40-13— Establishment of position; compensation; powers and duties. § 40-14— Administrative powers and duties.

Ch 40— Affordable Housing § 40-1— Purpose. 40-3{1}— AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT 40-3{2}— COAH or THE COUNCIL § 40-4— Residential development fees. § 40-7— Affordable Housing Trust Fund. § 40-8— Use of funds. § 40-9— Monitoring. § 40-10— Ongoing collection of fees. § 40-11— Purpose. 40-12{1}— ADMINISTRATIVE AGENT 40-12{2}— MUNICIPAL HOUSING LIAISON § 40-13— Establishment of position; compensation; powers and duties. § 40-14— Administrative powers and duties. Ch 122— Construction Codes, Uniform Ch 223— Land Development § 223-8— Supplementary regulations. § 223-42— Zoning regulations. § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 155-12— Uniform Construction Code fees. § 223-42— Zoning regulations. 334-3{23}— SERVICES 342-22{9}— COOLING WATER 342-22{30}— SANITARY SEWAGE

Ch 46— Air Pollution § 46-1— Title and policy. 46-2{1}— AIR POLLUTION § 46-3— Open-air burning prohibited. § 46-5— Air pollution prohibited. § 46-6— Inspections; right of entry; emergency inspections. § 87-10— Purpose and intent. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1996 Code to 2013 Code

Ch 52— Alarm Systems § 52-1— Title. § 52-2— Findings; declaration; purpose. 52-3{1}— ALARM SYSTEM 52-3{2}— CENTRAL STATION 52-3{3}— DIAL ALARM 52-3{4}— FALSE ALARM 52-3{5}— LOCAL ALARM or PRIVATE ALARM 52-3{6}— OCCUPANT § 52-4— Dial alarms. § 52-5— Local or private alarms. § 52-6— Central stations. § 52-7— False alarms. § 52-8— Equipment maintenance; audible alarms. § 52-9— Appeals. § 81-1— Foot-propelled bicycles, tricycles and similar vehicles. § 97-4— Removal of wires and cables. § 155-3— Licenses and permits. § 155-12— Uniform Construction Code fees. § 171-4— Certificate of compliance for smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. § 208-2— Posting prohibitions. § 334-14— Certificates of continuing occupancy. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1996 Code to 2013 Code

Ch 58— Alcoholic Beverages 58-1{1}— ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES § 58-2— Consumption prohibited in public places. § 58-3— Consumption prohibited in automobiles. § 58-4— Special permit. Ch 58 Art II— Alcoholic Beverage Control § 58-6— Purpose. § 58-7— Definitions. 58-7{1}— EMPLOYEE 58-7{2}— MINOR § 58-8— Licenses. § 58-9— Regulation of licenses. § 58-10— Minors. 58-10H(1){1}— TEEN NIGHT 58-10H(1){2}— TEEN NIGHT PARTICIPANTS § 58-11— Nude or nearly nude activity. § 58-13— Revocation of licenses. § 58-14— Limitations/conditions on licenses. § 58-15— Registration of persons employed in security services. § 58-17— Consumption by minors prohibited; violations and penalties. § 58-21— Responsibility of owners, lessees and managers. § 58-22— Exceptions. § 58-29— When effective. § 64-5— Application for license; information required. § 64-17— Operational regulations. § 155-5— Alcoholic beverages. § 185-17— General requirements. § 185-18— Application information. § 185-19— Enforcement. § 223-9— Certain permitted uses. § 234-14— Alcoholic beverage control excluded. § 234-16— Payment of property taxes as condition of license. Ch 290— Parks and Recreation Areas § 290-2— Proper conduct. Ch 296— Peace and Good Order § 296-6— Standards for establishments selling alcoholic beverages. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1996 Code to 2013 Code

§ 223-11— Design standards. 359-6{1}— COMMINGLED 359-6{2}— DESIGNATED RECYCLABLE MATERIALS § 359-8— Collection procedures.

§ 4-71— Duties of Department. Ch 64— Amusements Ch 64 Art I— Mechanical Amusement Devices § 64-1— Purpose. § 64-2— Findings. 64-3{1}— AMUSEMENT PARLOR OR ARCADE 64-3{4}— DISTRIBUTOR 64-3{7}— LICENSED PREMISES 64-3{9}— MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICE § 64-4— License required. § 64-5— Application for license; information required. § 64-6— Additional requirements for amusement arcade license. § 64-7— Disqualifications precluding licensing. § 64-8— Prohibition against mechanical amusement devices use for gambling. § 64-11— Display of license. § 64-13— Access to machines. § 64-14— Location and number of devices. § 64-15— Compliance with codes required; schedule of locations. § 64-16— Hours of operation for arcades. § 64-17— Operational regulations. § 64-20— Removal of disqualification. § 64-21— Seizure of devices. § 155-3— Licenses and permits. 223-5C{72}— CARNIVAL § 223-8— Supplementary regulations. § 223-9— Certain permitted uses. Ch 234— Licensing of Businesses and Occupations Ch 296— Peace and Good Order Ch 306— Pool and Billiard Rooms 311-10{1}— BUILDING § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1996 Code to 2013 Code

223-5C{321}— SIGN, FREESTANDING

46-2{1}— AIR POLLUTION 46-2{4}— INCINERATOR 46-2{9}— REFUSE Ch 70— Animals 70-1{1}— ANIMAL DROPPINGS AND FECAL MATTER 70-1{2}— ANIMALS WITHIN CITY LIMITS 70-1{3}— OWNER 70-1{4}— PRIVATE PROPERTY 70-1{6}— VICIOUS DOG § 70-5— Impounding and destruction of certain dogs. § 70-8— Rabies control. § 70-9— Enforcement. 70-18{3}— WILDLIFE § 155-7— Animals. § 171-6— Fire sprinkler systems required. 223-5C{58}— BUILDING 223-5C{365}— VETERINARY OFFICE OR HOSPITAL § 223-9— Certain permitted uses. § 278-3— Permit application. § 278-11— Public conduct during parade. § 284-14— On-street and off-street parking meter zones. Ch 290— Parks and Recreation Areas § 290-1— Prohibited activities. § 290-2— Proper conduct. § 296-12— Noise. 311-10{1}— BUILDING 311-10{6}— VERMIN § 342-6— Discharge restrictions. 342-22{46}— WASTE § 342-23— Regulations and restrictions. § 386-39— Rules and regulations applicable to drivers and owners. § 425-3— Prohibited discharges.

§ 155-12— Uniform Construction Code fees. 223-5C{17}— ANTENNA, RADIO AND TELEVISION 223-5C{281}— RADIO ANTENNA 223-5C{306}— SATELLITE ANTENNA 223-5C{369}— WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS (WT) 223-5C{370}— WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS ANTENNA (WT ANTENNA) 223-5C{371}— WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT (WT EQUIPMENT) 223-5C{374}— WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY (WT TECHNOLOGY) 223-5C{375}— WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS TOWER (WT TOWER) § 223-8— Supplementary regulations. § 223-44— Wireless telecommunications facilities.

§ 4-82— Public Health Investigator. Ch 16— Vehicles and Traffic § 16-3— Parking. § 40-8— Use of funds. 58-1{2}— PUBLIC PLACES § 58-8— Licenses. § 155-3— Licenses and permits. § 155-6— Miscellaneous fees. § 155-12— Uniform Construction Code fees. 219-1B{3}— LODGING HOUSE § 219-3— Required facilities. § 219-4— Application requirements. Ch 223— Land Development 223-5C{18}— APARTMENT 223-5C{19}— APARTMENT BUILDING 223-5C{20}— APARTMENT BUILDING, LOW-RISE 223-5C{21}— APARTMENT BUILDING, MID-RISE 223-5C{22}— APARTMENT BUILDING, HIGH-RISE 223-5C{97}— CONGREGATE CARE FACILITY 223-5C{196}— LAUNDROMAT 223-5C{199}— LIVE/WORK UNIT § 223-9— Certain permitted uses. § 223-11— Design standards. § 223-24— Plat design standards for site plans. § 223-42— Zoning regulations. § 223-43— Conditional use standards. § 223-45— Signs. § 223-46— Off-street parking and loading. § 234-18— Dealers in precious metals and other secondhand goods. § 290-1— Prohibited activities. § 311-8— Extermination of vermin. § 311-15— Cleaning requirements; painting restrictions; sanding or blasting. § 311-16— Water supply. § 329-21— Filing of certificate. 329-24{1}— MULTIPLE DWELLING 329-32{1}— DWELLING UNIT 334-3{7}— DWELLING § 334-9— Tenants' Advocacy Attorney. § 334-12— Rental dwelling rehabilitation program. § 334-14— Certificates of continuing occupancy. § 334-15— Maintenance of services. § 334-16— Registration requirement. § 334-20— Anti-warehousing rules and regulations. § 342-31— Public sewers; connections and extensions. § 359-7— Mandatory source separation; exemptions. § 391-16— Location of telephones.

§ 4-41— Tax Collector. § 4-87— North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue. § 4-103— Grievance procedure under Americans with Disabilities Act. § 14-4— Failure to maintain residency; investigation; notice of hearing; failure to appear. § 40-6— Collection procedures. § 52-9— Appeals. 58-11B{1}— NUDE OR NEARLY NUDE ACTIVITY § 70-4— Vicious and potentially dangerous dogs. § 87-14— Procedures and standards for review of application. § 122-1— Enforcing agency. § 155-6— Miscellaneous fees. § 155-14— Land development. § 160-9— Notice of certain actions required; appeal; decision. § 214-5— Procedures to ensure preservation. § 223-27— Board of Adjustment procedures. § 234-18— Dealers in precious metals and other secondhand goods. § 301-15— Appeals. § 311-9— Conversion of heating systems. § 329-17— Appeals. § 329-34— Replenishing funds; time schedule. § 334-1— Findings. § 334-5— Board staff. § 334-6— Professional services. § 334-7— Hearings. § 334-8— Appeals. § 342-32— Accidental discharges; enforcement remedies; appeals. § 342-38— Billing; penalties for nonpayment or late payment. § 342-40— Appeal by user. § 359-21— Appeal. § 370-5— Application for minor subdivision approval. § 370-7— Submission of final plat of major subdivision. § 381-17— Tax appeal.

1-15{3}— CLERK or CITY CLERK 1-15{8}— PERSON § 1-22— Appointment of hearing officer. § 4-8— Meetings and procedures. § 4-9— Quorum. § 4-12— Secretary to the Mayor. § 4-14— Director of Public Relations. § 4-16— City Clerk. § 4-19— Appointment; term; vacancies; salary. § 4-22— Absence or disability. § 4-26— Residency requirement. § 4-27— Limitation of authority. § 4-28— Office of Personnel. § 4-29— Appointment of licensed attorney. § 4-31— Duties. § 4-37— Municipal Judges; powers and duties; qualifications. § 4-38— Municipal Court Administrator. § 4-39— Interpreter. § 4-40— Chief Financial Officer. § 4-42— Office of Tax Assessor. § 4-49— Deputy Director. § 4-50— Recycling Coordinator. § 4-51— Street Cleaning Department. § 4-57— City Engineer. § 4-63— Senior Citizens' Recreation Leader. § 4-64— Artist Collective. § 4-69— Qualifications; age limitations. § 4-73— Special law enforcement officers. § 4-75— Drug testing policy. § 4-76— Domestic Violence Victim Assistance Program. § 4-81— Chief Public Health Investigator. § 4-84— Health Educator. § 4-87— North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue. § 4-90— Library Board. § 4-91— Board of Education. § 4-92— Historic Preservation Advisory Committee. § 4-93— Shade Tree Committee. § 4-94— Feral Cats Advisory Committee § 4-95— Parking Authority. § 4-97— Joint Sewerage Authority. § 4-98— Redevelopment Agency. § 4-101— Hiring of relatives by Commissioners. § 4-103— Grievance procedure under Americans with Disabilities Act. § 14-3— Applicability; autonomous agencies. § 14-4— Failure to maintain residency; investigation; notice of hearing; failure to appear. § 14-6— Hiring of nonresidents: all employees other than police. § 14-7— Hiring of nonresidents: Police Department. § 14-8— Preemption by requirement to eliminate discrimination. § 22-2— Awarding public contracts to certain contributors prohibited § 40-13— Establishment of position; compensation; powers and duties. § 58-22— Exceptions. 87-11{15}— TREE SPECIALIST § 131-3— Request for criminal background check; costs. § 131-4— Conditions under which disqualification from service is permitted. § 131-7— Challenge to accuracy of report. § 131-8— Evaluation of results of background check. § 175-1— Administration. § 214-2— Landmarks Commission. § 223-27— Board of Adjustment procedures. § 223-28— Planning Board procedures. § 234-10— Fee collection; investigation of applicants and premises. § 234-18— Dealers in precious metals and other secondhand goods. 234-18B{3}— CITY CLERK § 329-15— Appointment of custodian. § 329-16— Receiver. § 334-4— Rent Stabilization Board. § 334-5— Board staff. § 334-7— Hearings. § 334-9— Tenants' Advocacy Attorney. 342-4B{35}— SUPERINTENDENT § 342-9— Administrative requirements. 342-22{11}— DIRECTOR 370-4{19}— STREET 370-4{22}— SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE 376-1{4}— LEGAL GUARDIAN § 425-8— Violations and penalties.

Ch 223— Land Development § 223-4— Explanatory preface. § 223-8— Supplementary regulations. § 223-39— Schedule of Bulk Regulations. § 223-42— Zoning regulations. § 223-43— Conditional use standards. § 223-47— Nonconforming uses, structures and lots.

223-5C{284}— RECONSTRUCTION

§ 46-1— Title and policy. 46-2{9}— REFUSE 46-2{11}— RUBBISH § 46-4— Incinerator regulations. § 46-7— Issuance of search warrant. § 223-11— Design standards. § 244-5— Abatement by owner; construction of fence. § 290-1— Prohibited activities. § 342-6— Discharge restrictions. § 342-23— Regulations and restrictions. § 366-1— Duty to remove.

§ 1-13— Ordinances saved from repeal. § 4-14— Director of Public Relations. § 4-41— Tax Collector. § 4-42— Office of Tax Assessor. § 4-59— Public Defender. § 4-84— Health Educator. § 12-8— Contracts with hospitals providing advance life support services. 40-3{5}— EQUALIZED ASSESSED VALUE § 40-4— Residential development fees. § 40-5— Nonresidential development fees. § 40-6— Collection procedures. § 40-8— Use of funds. § 87-3— Removal by City; costs to become lien. § 87-17— Removal of dangerous private trees; costs charged. § 131-4— Conditions under which disqualification from service is permitted. § 131-8— Evaluation of results of background check. § 160-6— License fees. § 223-42— Zoning regulations. § 234-16— Payment of property taxes as condition of license. § 266-3— Recovery of costs. § 284-13— Parking meter zones established. § 311-40— Violations and penalties. 334-3{9}— EQUALIZED ASSESSED VALUATION 342-35{6}— RESIDENTIAL USER UNIT CHARGE § 342-41— Prohibited acts; violations and penalties. § 366-3— Authority to remove. § 366-33— Failure to comply; penalty. 370-4{3}— LOT § 370-6— Submission of preliminary plat of major subdivision. § 370-15— Allocation of costs; criteria in determining allocation. § 370-18— Payment of allocated costs. § 370-19— Assessment of properties for costs of improvements. § 370-20— Credit for work performed. § 370-21— Contract with City for installation by applicant. § 381-9— Liability for real property taxes. § 381-16— Prohibition against added assessment. § 418-4— Reclamation of vehicle. § 418-5— Proceeds of sale.

§ 4-41— Tax Collector. § 4-42— Office of Tax Assessor. § 40-6— Collection procedures. 87-11{15}— TREE SPECIALIST § 107-8— Order to abate; failure to comply. § 223-22— Submission of final plat for minor and major developments. § 223-23— Plat design standards for subdivisions. § 370-5— Application for minor subdivision approval. § 370-7— Submission of final plat of major subdivision. § 381-2— Applicability of statute; definitions; application form. § 381-3— Payments in lieu of taxes. § 381-5— Eligible residential property. § 381-6— Application procedures. § 381-7— Authorization for tax incentive. § 381-8— Financial agreement. § 381-10— Annual inspections for compliance. § 381-13— Sale of residential property during period of tax abatement. § 381-15— Administration of agreements. § 381-17— Tax appeal. § 381-18— Expiration.

§ 22-9— Citizens private right of action. § 160-7— Hold harmless; insurance; bond. § 223-8— Supplementary regulations. § 334-10— Permitted increases.

§ 296-13— Short-term vacation rentals in residential properties prohibited.