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The code of the city of Charlottesville, Virginia, 1965 :

the charter and the general ordinances of the city
  
LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
  
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Preface
  
Table of Contents
  
Adoption of Code

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PART I
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Part II.
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CHAPTER 1.
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CHAPTER 2.
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CHAPTER 3.
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CHAPTER 4.
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CHAPTER 5.
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CHAPTER 6.
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CHAPTER 7.
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CHAPTER 8.
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CHAPTER 9.
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CHAPTER 10.
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CHAPTER 11.
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CHAPTER 11.1.
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CHAPTER 12.
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CHAPTER 13.
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CHAPTER 14.
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CHAPTER 15.
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CHAPTER 15.1
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CHAPTER 16.
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CHAPTER 16A.
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CHAPTER 17.
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CHAPTER 18.
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Article I. In General.
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Article II. Repealed.
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Article III. Operation of Vehicles Generally.
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Article IV. Stopping, Standing and Parking.
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Article V. Equipment.
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Article VI. Repealed.
 VII. 
Article VII. Accidents.
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Article VIII. Repealed.
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Article IX. Automobile Graveyards.
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Article X. Vending in Streets from Vehicles.
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Article XI. Highway Safety Commission.
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Article XII. Pedestrians.
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Article I. In General.
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Sec. 18-1. Adoption of state law.
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Sec. 18-2. Supervision by city manager and chief of police.
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Sec. 18-3. Regulatory powers of city manager and chief of police.
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Sec. 18-4. Obedience to police.
 18-5 to 18-11. 
Secs. 18-5 to 18-11. Repealed.
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Sec. 18-12. Injuring, tampering or interfering generally with vehicles.
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Sec. 18-13. Authority of fire department officials to direct traffic.
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Sec. 18-14. Display of city license plate, tag or other indicia of license.
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Sec. 18-15. Operating automobile without driver's permit.
 18-16 to 18-19. 
Secs. 18-16 to 18-19. Repealed.
 18-19.1. 
Sec. 18-19.1. Impeding traffic due to lack of snow tires or chains.
 18-19.2. 
Sec. 18-19.2. Removal and disposition of certain unattended or abandoned vehicles; sale; disposition of proceeds; contracts for removal of vehicles.
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Sec. 18-2. Supervision by city manager and chief of police.
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Sec. 18-3. Regulatory powers of city manager and chief of police.
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Sec. 18-4. Obedience to police.
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Sec. 18-5. Stopping vehicles for inspection or to secure information.
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Sec. 18-6. Right to inspect vehicles in garages, etc.
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Sec. 18-7. Reports by persons in charge of garages, parking places, etc. —Vehicle struck by bullets.
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Sec. 18-8. Same—Vehicles left unclaimed.
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Sec. 18-9. Same—Vehicles with certain equipment.
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Sec. 18-10. Applicability of chapter to vehicles regardless of ownership.
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Sec. 18-11. Persons riding bicycles or animals or driving animals subject to provisions of chapter.
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Sec. 18-12. Injuring, tampering or interfering generally with vehicles.
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Sec. 18-13. Authority of fire department officials to direct traffic.
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Sec. 18-14. City license number plates to be attached to front or rear of motor vehicle.
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Sec. 18-15. Operating automobile without driver's permit.
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Sec. 18-16. Unlawfully permitting another to drive.
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Sec. 18-17. Persons operating and riding upon motorcycles.
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Sec. 18-18. Railroad warning signals must be obeyed.
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Sec. 18-19. Slowing down or stopping at railway grade crossings.
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Sec. 18-19.1. Impeding traffic due to lack of snow tires or chains.
 18-19.2. 
Sec. 18-19.2. Removal and disposition of certain unattended or abandoned vehicles; sale; disposition of proceeds; contracts for removal of vehicles.
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Secs. 18-20 to 18-22.1. Repealed.
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Article II. Repealed.
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Article III. Operation of Vehicles Generally.
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Article II. Signs, Signals and Markers.
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Article III. Operation of Vehicles Generally.
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Article IV. Stopping, Standing and Parking.
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Article IV. Stopping, Standing and Parking.
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Article V. Equipment.
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Article VI. Repealed.
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Article VII. Accidents.
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Article VIII. Repealed.
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Article IX. Automobile Graveyards.
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Article X. Vending in Streets from Vehicles.
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Article VI. Size and Weight of Vehicles.
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Article VII. Accidents.
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Article VIII. Protection of Pedestrians.
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Article IX. Automobile Graveyards.
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Article X. Vending in Streets from Vehicles.
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Article XI. Highway Safety Commission.
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Article XII. Pedestrians.
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CHAPTER 19.
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CHAPTER 20.
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CHAPTER 20.
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CHAPTER 21.
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CHAPTER 22.
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CHAPTER 22.1.
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CHAPTER 24.
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CHAPTER 25.
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CHAPTER 26.
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CHAPTER 21.
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CHAPTER 22.
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CHAPTER 22.1.
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CHAPTER 23.
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CHAPTER 24.
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CHAPTER 25.
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CHAPTER 26.
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CHAPTER 27.
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CHAPTER 28.
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CHAPTER 29.
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CHAPTER 30.
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CHAPTER 31.
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CHAPTER 32.
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CHAPTER 33.
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CHAPTER 34.
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CHAPTER 35.
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CHAPTER 36.

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APPENDIX I.
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APPENDIX II.
  
Index
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Sec. 4-5. Same—Terms of members.

Of the members of the board of architectural review first
appointed, two shall be appointed for a term of one year,
two for a term of two years, two for a term of three years
and one for a term of four years. Thereafter, members shall
be appointed for terms of four years respectively. The alternate
member shall be appointed for a term of one year. Any
member, including the alternate member, at the discretion of
the appointing authority, may be reappointed for a full term
and the fact that a person has served a term as an alternate
member shall not disqualify him from appointment as one
of the regular members. No member shall serve for more
than two consecutive four-year terms. (Code 1959, § 4-5.)

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