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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
  
[title page]
  
Preface
  
Table of Contents
  
Adoption of Code

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PART I
 1. 
Sec. 1. Enactment.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Boundaries; corporate status.
 3. 
Sec. 3. University of Virginia excluded from city.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Wards.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Elective officers; qualifications; terms; form of government; corporate powers vested in council; salaries of councilmen and mayor; city manager; director of finance.
 5.1. 
Sec. 5.1. Advisory referendum on ordinances or charter amendments.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Officers and clerks elected by council.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Oaths of office and qualification of officers; failure to qualify.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Vacancy in office of mayor or councilmen.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Council—President and vice-president.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Same—Quorum.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Same—President and vice-president entitled to vote.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Same — Authority generally; meetings; journal of proceedings; general ordinance book; inspection of documents and papers.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Same—Minutes.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Same—Powers enumerated.
 14-a. 
Sec. 14-a. Approval of public housing projects by council.
 14-b. 
Sec. 14-b. Referendum on introduction of fluorine, sodium fluoride, etc., into city water system.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Same—Borrowing in anticipation of taxes; evidences of debt; interest.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Special assessments for local improvements.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Enactment of ordinances, etc.; punishment for violation; enjoining violation; appeal to corporation court.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Conservators of the peace.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Budget; levy of taxes.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Tax levy; subjects of taxation; rate; lien on real property; sale of land for delinquent taxes.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Appropriations for advertising city.
 22. 
Sec. 22. License taxes generally; vehicles using streets; schedule of charges for vehicles for hire.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Collection of revenue; custodian of city funds.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Reports of director of finance; publishing.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Refunding bonds.
 26. 
Sec. 26. Sinking fund.
 27. 
Sec. 27. Loans and bonds; debt limitation; bond elections.
 28. 
Sec. 28. Sale of public utilities; approval by voters.
 29. 
Sec. 29. City sheriff.
 30. 
Sec. 30. Authority of officers appointed by council.
 31. 
Sec. 31. Prohibition of immoral shows, etc.
 32. 
Sec. 32. Repealed by 1972, c. 184, § 2.
 33. 
Sec. 33. Judge of the municipal court.
 34. 
Sec. 34. Salaries fixed by council.
 35. 
Sec. 35. Stated and special meetings of council.
 36. 
Sec. 36. Granting franchises.
 37. 
Sec. 37. Receipt and disbursement of monies by treasurer.
 38. 
Sec. 38. Recovery against treasurer and sureties.
 39. 
Sec. 39. Collection of fines.
 40. 
Sec. 40. Animals running at large.
 41. 
Sec. 41. Taking or damaging private property.
 42. 
Sec. 42. Encroachments upon streets.
 43. 
Sec. 43. Filing claim for damages condition precedent to action against city.
 44. 
Sec. 44. Continuance of rights, etc., of city; continuance of ordinances and resolutions.
 45. 
Sec. 45. Corporation court; legislative and senatorial districts.
 45-a. 
Sec. 45-a. School board.
 46. 
Sec. 46. Water supply and sewerage system.
 47. 
Sec. 47. Elections.
 48. 
Sec. 48. County property within city limits; arbitration; school property in Charlottesville school district; Miller Manual Labor School.
 49. 
Sec. 49. Board of arbitrators established; composition; duties; awards.
 50. 
Sec. 50. Same person may hold county and city office.
 50.1. 
Sec. 50.1. Adoption of certain sections of Code of Virginia.
 50.2. 
Sec. 50.2. Search warrants.
 50.3. 
Sec. 50.3. Qualifications of members of advisory boards and commissions.
 51. 
Sec. 51. Partial invalidity.
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Part II.
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CHAPTER 1.
 1-1. 
Sec. 1-1. How Code designated and cited.
 1-2. 
Sec. 1-2. Rules of construction.
 1-3. 
Sec. 1-3. Constitutionality.
 1-4. 
Sec. 1-4. Catchlines of sections.
 1-5. 
Sec. 1-5. General penalty; continuing violations.
 1-6. 
Sec. 1-6. Repeal not to affect liabilities.
 1-7. 
Sec. 1-7. Repeal not to revive former ordinance.
 1-8. 
Sec. 1-8. Ordinances and resolutions in evidence.
 1-9. 
Sec. 1-9. Corporate seal.
 1-10. 
Sec. 1-10. Same—Custodian.
 1-11. 
Sec. 1-11. Execution of deeds, contracts, etc.
 1-12. 
Sec. 1-12. Designation and boundaries of wards.
 1-13. 
Sec. 1-13. Election districts; voting places.
 1-14. 
Sec. 1-14. Acceptance of certain building, electrical and plumbing inspections.
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CHAPTER 2.
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Article I. Council.
 1. 
Division 1. In General.
 2. 
Division 2. Rules of Order and Procedure.
 3. 
Division 3. Ordinances and Resolutions.
 II. 
Article II. Mayor.
 III. 
Article III. City Manager.
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Article IV. City Treasurer.
 1. 
Division 1. In General.
 2. 
Division 2. Collection of Taxes.
 V. 
Article V. Director of Finance.
 VI. 
Article VI. City Attorney.
 VII. 
Article VII. City Purchasing Agent.
 VIII. 
Article VIII. Attorney for the Commonwealth.
 IX. 
Article IX. Commissioner of Revenue.
 X. 
Article X. Sinking Fund Commission.
 XI. 
Article XI. Real Estate Assessment.
 XII. 
Article XII. Airport Commission.
 XIII. 
Article XIII. Officers and Employees Generally.
 XIV. 
Article XIV. Beautification Commission.
 XV. 
Article XV. Retirement Plan Commission.
 XVI. 
Article XVI. Supplemental Retirement or Pension Plan.
 XVII. 
Article XVII. Official Safety Program.
 XVIII. 
Article XVIII. Social Development Commission.
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Article I. Council.
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Division 1. In General.
 2-1. 
Sec. 2-1. Powers, duties and responsibilities generally.
 2-2. 
Sec. 2-2. Members—Election; terms.
 2-3. 
Sec. 2-3. Repealed by Ordinance adopted July 15, 1974.
 2-4. 
Sec. 2-4. Same—Oaths of office, etc.
 2-5. 
Sec. 2-5. Organization meeting.
 2-6. 
Sec. 2-6. Election of president, vice-president and president pro tempore; vacancies; powers and duties generally.
 2-7. 
Sec. 2-7. Meetings—Regular meetings.
 2-8. 
Sec. 2-8. Same—Special meetings.
 2-9. 
Sec. 2-9. Same—To be open; exception.
 2-10. 
Sec. 2-10. Three members constitute quorum.
 2-11. 
Sec. 2-11. Absence of quorum; compelling attendance of absent members.
 2-12. 
Sec. 2-12. Punishing and expelling members.
 2-13. 
Sec. 2-13. Vacancies in office of mayor or councilman.
 2-14. 
Sec. 2-14. Disqualification of members for certain offices.
 2-15. 
Sec. 2-15. Appointment, composition and term of finance committee; special committees.
 2-15.1. 
Sec. 2-15.1. Limitation on terms of members of boards and commissions.
 2-16. 
Sec. 2-16. Powers and duties of finance committee.
 2-17. 
Sec. 2-17. Witnesses before council, committees, etc.; production of books and papers.
 2-18. 
Sec. 2-18. Annual and special appropriations.
 2-19. 
Sec. 2-19. Annual budget and levy.
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Division 2. Rules of Order and Procedure.
 2-20. 
Sec. 2-20. Adoption and suspension.
 2-21. 
Sec. 2-21. Robert's Rules of Order.
 2-22. 
Sec. 2-22. Duties of presiding officer.
 2-23. 
Sec. 2-23. President to decide questions of order; appeal from decision.
 2-24. 
Sec. 2-24. President to state questions and declare results.
 2-25. 
Sec. 2-25. Members—Withdrawing without leave.
 2-26. 
Sec. 2-26. Same—Conduct in addressing body.
 2-27. 
Sec. 2-27. Same—Order of recognition by the president.
 2-28. 
Sec. 2-28. Same—Number and length of speeches.
 2-29. 
Sec. 2-29. Same—How called to order.
 2-30. 
Sec. 2-30. Same—Conduct while council sitting.
 2-31. 
Sec. 2-31. Nonmembers addressing council.
 2-32. 
Sec. 2-32. Communications to be in writing.
 2-33. 
Sec. 2-33. Motions, etc.—To be in writing; stating before discussing; withdrawing.
 2-34. 
Sec. 2-34. Same—Admitting under color of amendment.
 2-35. 
Sec. 2-35. Same—Order of procedure.
 2-36. 
Sec. 2-36. Same—To reconsider.
 2-37. 
Sec. 2-37. Same—When motion to adjourn in order.
 2-38. 
Sec. 2-38. Previous question—Motion for.
 2-39. 
Sec. 2-39. Same—How put.
 2-40. 
Sec. 2-40. Majority vote to govern unless otherwise provided.
 2-41. 
Sec. 2-41. Aye and no vote.
 2-42. 
Sec. 2-42. Dissent or protest.
 2-43. 
Sec. 2-43. Committees—Reports—When made.
 2-44. 
Sec. 2-44. Same—Same—Form.
 2-45. 
Sec. 2-45. Same—Meetings; chairman; quorum.
 2-46. 
Sec. 2-46. Calendar of unfinished business.
 2-47. 
Sec. 2-47. General order of business.
 2-48. 
Sec. 2-48. Special order of business.
 2-49. 
Sec. 2-49. Reconsidering or rescinding vote at special meetings.
 2-50. 
Sec. 2-50. Voting at elections.
 2-51. 
Sec. 2-51. Same—Members failing to vote; disqualifications.
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Division 3. Ordinances and Resolutions.
 2-52. 
Sec. 2-52. Style of ordinances and resolutions.
 2-53. 
Sec. 2-53. Procedure in enacting general ordinances.
 2-54. 
Sec. 2-54. To be in writing.
 2-55. 
Sec. 2-55. Repealing and amending ordinances.
 2-56. 
Sec. 2-56. Filling blanks involving money or time.
 2-57. 
Sec. 2-57. Ordinances passed subsequent to adoption of Code.
 2-58. 
Sec. 2-58. Effective date.
 2-59. 
Sec. 2-59. Appropriating money, imposing taxes, etc.
 2-60. 
Sec. 2-60. Appropriating money in excess of annual appropriation.
 2-61. 
Sec. 2-61. Appropriating money for improvements outside city.
 2-62. 
Sec. 2-62. Granting aid to various associations or to public charity.
 2-63. 
Sec. 2-63. Disposition of public property; granting franchise.
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Division 4. Clerk of the Council.
 2-64. 
Sec. 2-64. Election; duties generally.
 2-65. 
Sec. 2-65. Keeping of books and documents; inspection and exhibition.
 2-66. 
Sec. 2-66. Furnishing officers with ordinances and resolutions; notifying certain persons of action by council.
 2-67. 
Sec. 2-67. Calendar of petitions, etc., presented to council.
 2-68. 
Sec. 2-68. Keeping minute book and ordinance book.
 2-69. 
Sec. 2-69. Publication of synopsis of budget and notice of hearings.
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Article II. Mayor.
 2-70. 
Sec. 2-70. Powers and duties generally.
 2-71. 
Sec. 2-71. Suspension or removal of subordinate officers.
 2-72. 
Sec. 2-72. Removal from office.
 2-73. 
Sec. 2-73. Vacancy in office.
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Article III. City Manager.
 2-74. 
Sec. 2-74. Election; term; compensation; removal.
 2-75. 
Sec. 2-75. Powers and duties generally.
 2-76. 
Sec. 2-76. Officers appointed by city manager.
 2-77. 
Sec. 2-77. Creation, consolidation and abolition of departments.
 2-78. 
Sec. 2-78. Custody of city property.
 2-79. 
Sec. 2-79. Insuring city buildings.
 2-80. 
Sec. 2-80. Preparing and keeping maps and records.
 2-81. 
Sec. 2-81. Inspection of poles carrying wire; defective and dangerous poles.
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Article IV. City Treasurer.
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Division 1. In General.
 2-82. 
Sec. 2-82. Election; term; oath.
 2-83. 
Sec. 2-83. Office.
 2-84. 
Sec. 2-84. Compensation.
 2-85. 
Sec. 2-85. Custodian of funds.
 2-86. 
Sec. 2-86. Custodian of bonds, notes, etc.
 2-87. 
Sec. 2-87. Books, stationery and equipment.
 2-88. 
Sec. 2-88. Record of receipts and disbursements.
 2-89. 
Sec. 2-89. Manner of making disbursements.
 2-90. 
Sec. 2-90. Inspection of records, etc.
 2-91. 
Sec. 2-91. Placing funds on certificates of deposit, etc.
 2-92. 
Sec. 2-92. City depositories.
 2-93. 
Sec. 2-93. Receipt and disbursement of school funds.
 2-94. 
Sec. 2-94. Daily reports.
 2-95. 
Sec. 2-95. Wages of officers or employees indebted to city.
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Division 2. Collection of Taxes.
 2-96. 
Sec. 2-96. Duty of treasurer.
 2-97. 
Sec. 2-97. Mailing bills to taxpayers.
 2-98. 
Sec. 2-98. Tax tickets.
 2-99. 
Sec. 2-99. Right of distress, levy, lease and garnishment.
 2-100. 
Sec. 2-100. Sale after levy or distraint.
 2-101. 
Sec. 2-101. When taxes due.
 2-102. 
Sec. 2-102. Penalties.
 2-103. 
Sec. 2-103. Calling on persons failing to pay taxes; collection by distress, etc.
 2-104. 
Sec. 2-104. Persons about to leave city.
 2-105. 
Sec. 2-105. Lists of uncollectible taxes and delinquents to be made out.
 2-106. 
Sec. 2-106. Delinquent lists to speak as of June thirtieth; form; oath.
 2-107. 
Sec. 2-107. Submission of delinquent lists to council; allowance of credit to treasurer, etc.
 2-108. 
Sec. 2-108. Publication of lists of delinquent real estate and personal property taxes.
 2-109. 
Sec. 2-109. Transmitting list of delinquent lands to clerk of corporation court; recordation; reports of collections.
 2-110. 
Sec. 2-110. Continuing collection of delinquent taxes for one year.
 2-11. 
Sec. 2-11. Resubmission of delinquent lists to council; subsequent collections.
 2-112. 
Sec. 2-112. Sale of delinquent lands.
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Article V. Director of Finance.
 2-113. 
Sec. 2-113. Election; term.
 2-114. 
Sec. 2-114. Powers and duties generally.
 2-115. 
Sec. 2-115. Books, etc.; suggestions to council; reports generally.
 2-116. 
Sec. 2-116. Employment of personnel.
 2-117. 
Sec. 2-117. Collection of revenues; keeping accounts; delivery of money to treasurer.
 2-118. 
Sec. 2-118. Collection of gas and water bills; list of delinquents; cutting off supply.
 2-119. 
Sec. 2-119. Monthly reports of receipts and disbursements.
 2-120. 
Sec. 2-120. Preparation and publication of quarterly reports.
 2-121. 
Sec. 2-121. Annual reports.
 2-122. 
Sec. 2-122. Examination of claims; warrants generally.
 2-123. 
Sec. 2-123. Warrants for salaries and wages; checks to employees; deductions.
 2-124. 
Sec. 2-124. Fixing payday.
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Article VI. City Attorney.
 2-125. 
Sec. 2-125. Appointment; qualifications; term; residency requirement.
 2-126. 
Sec. 2-126. Powers and duties generally.
 2-127. 
Sec. 2-127. Accounting for and paying over city funds.
 2-128. 
Sec. 2-128. Reports.
 2-129. 
Sec. 2-129. Attendance at meetings of council and committees.
 2-130. 
Sec. 2-130. Drafting resolutions and ordinances; inspection of journal and ordinance book.
 2-131. 
Sec. 2-131. Salary to be in full compensation for services; traveling expenses.
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Article VII. City Purchasing Agent.
 2-132. 
Sec. 2-132. Appointment.
 2-133. 
Sec. 2-133. Powers and duties generally.
 2-134. 
Sec. 2-134. Purchases made only upon agent's order; exception.
 2-135. 
Sec. 2-135. Requisitions for supplies.
 2-136. 
Sec. 2-136. Appropriation prerequisite to furnishing supplies.
 2-137. 
Sec. 2-137. Authority to secure bids; specifications to bidders.
 2-138. 
Sec. 2-138. Sales of material and personal property.
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Article VIII. Attorney for the Commonwealth.
 2-139. 
Sec. 2-139. Term, duties and compensation generally.
 2-140. 
Sec. 2-140. Additional duties.
 2-141. 
Sec. 2-141. Calling upon city attorney for assistance.
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Article IX. Commissioner of Revenue.
 2-142. 
Sec. 2-142. Election; city assessor; vacancy in office; bond.
 2-143. 
Sec. 2-143. Compensation.
 2-144. 
Sec. 2-144. When to begin duties.
 2-145. 
Sec. 2-145. Duties generally; office; books and papers.
 2-146. 
Sec. 2-146. Books, forms, etc., to be used; city to furnish books, forms, stationery, etc.
 2-147. 
Sec. 2-147. Assessment of personal property—Listing governed by state law.
 2-148. 
Sec. 2-148. Same—Lists of valuations; personal property used in connection with business, etc.
 2-149. 
Sec. 2-149. Same—Revaluation of property.
 2-150. 
Sec. 2-150. Same—Penalty for failure to make return or refusal to exhibit property.
 2-151. 
Sec. 2-151. State law followed as to personal property books.
 2-152. 
Sec. 2-152. Licenses and license taxes — Assessing and issuing.
 2-153. 
Sec. 2-153. Same — Penalty for failure to pay when due.
 2-154. 
Sec. 2-154. Same — Commissioner to report delinquents to city manager.
 2-155. 
Sec. 2-155. Same — City manager to cause delinquents to be summoned before court.
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Article X. Sinking Fund Commission.
 2-156. 
Sec. 2-156. Members.
 2-157. 
Sec. 2-157. President and secretary; keeping journal; preserving books and papers.
 2-158. 
Sec. 2-158. City treasurer to keep account and be custodian of funds.
 2-159. 
Sec. 2-159. Setting apart sinking fund.
 2-160. 
Sec. 2-160. Investment of funds; redemption of city debt.
 2-161. 
Sec. 2-161. Annual report.
 2-162. 
Sec. 2-162. Disbursements.
 2-163. 
Sec. 2-163. Opening safety deposit box.
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Article XI. Real Estate Assessment.
 2-164. 
Sec. 2-164. Annual assessment.
 2-165. 
Sec. 2-165. Assessor of real estate—Office created; appointment; salary; term of office; qualifications.
 2-166. 
Sec. 2-166. Same—Employees; annual budget; purchases.
 2-167. 
Sec. 2-167. Same — Powers and duties.
 2-168. 
Sec. 2-168. Same — Removal.
 2-169. 
Sec. 2-169. Time of making assessments; land book.
 2-170. 
Sec. 2-170. Right of assessor to examine witnesses, obtain information, etc.; refusal to supply information or permit inspection.
 2-171. 
Sec. 2-171. Notice of change in assessment.
 2-172. 
Sec. 2-172. Clerk to furnish lists of real estate transfers to assessor.
 2-172.1. 
Sec. 2-172.1. Board of equalization — Membership; appointment and qualifications of members.
 2-172.2. 
Sec. 2-172.2. Same — Term of office of members; filling of vacancies.
 2-172.3. 
Sec. 2-172.3. Same — Compensation and expenses of members.
 2-172.4. 
Sec. 2-172.4. Same—Powers and duties.
 2-172.5. 
Sec. 2-172.5. Hearings before assessor and board of equalization.
 2-172.6. 
Sec. 2-172.6. Right of appeal to corporation court.
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Article XII. Airport Commission.
 2-173. 
Sec. 2-173. Creation; composition; appointment, terms and compensation of members.
 2-174. 
Sec. 2-174. Officers; minutes of meetings.
 2-175. 
Sec. 2-175. Vacancies.
 2-176. 
Sec. 2-176. Powers and duties generally.
 2-177. 
Sec. 2-177. Repealed by Ordinance adopted April 20, 1970.
 2-178. 
Sec. 2-178. Repealed by Ordinance adopted April 15, 1974.
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Article XIII. Officers and Employees Generally.
 2-179. 
Sec. 2-179. Officers elected by council; term; vacancies.
 2-180. 
Sec. 2-180. Authority of officers appointed by council.
 2-181. 
Sec. 2-181. Compensation fixed by council; traveling expenses; officers in arrears or default.
 2-181.1. 
Sec. 2-181.1. Repealed by Ordinance adopted July 1, 1974.
 2-182. 
Sec. 2-182. Appointment of substitute during inability to serve.
 2-183. 
Sec. 2-183. Removal by mayor or council.
 2-184. 
Sec. 2-184. Salary of suspended officer.
 2-185. 
Sec. 2-185. Absence from city of superintendents of departments.
 2-186. 
Sec. 2-186. Bonds.
 2-187. 
Sec. 2-187. Same—Failure to give.
 2-188. 
Sec. 2-188. Same — Report by finance committee; bonds filed with clerk of the council.
 2-189. 
Sec. 2-189. Reports to city manager.
 2-189.1. 
Sec. 2-189.1. Legal holidays.
 2-189.2. 
Sec. 2-189.2. Creation of personnel department.
 2-189.3. 
Sec. 2-189.3. Director of personnel.
 2-189.4. 
Sec. 2-189.4. Personnel appeals board—Generally.
 2-189.5. 
Sec. 2-189.5. Same—Powers and duties; appeals by employees to board.
 2-189.6. 
Sec. 2-189.6. Employee classification plan.
 2-189.7. 
Sec. 2-189.7. Employee pay plan—Generally.
 2-189.8. 
Sec. 2-189.8. Same—Changes.
 2-189.9. 
Sec. 2-189.9. Same—Interpretation.
 2-189.10. 
Sec. 2-189.10. Administrative personnel regulations.
 2-189.11. 
Sec. 2-189.11. Equal employment opportunity.
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Article XIV. Beautification Commission.
 2-190. 
Sec. 2-190. Established; name.
 2-191. 
Sec. 2-191. Bylaws.
 2-194. 
Sec. 2-194. City treasurer to keep account and be custodian of funds.
 2-195. 
Sec. 2-195. Setting apart funds for retirement plan.
 2-196. 
Sec. 2-196. Investment of funds.
 2-197. 
Sec. 2-197. Annual report to council.
 2-198. 
Sec. 2-198. Disbursements.
 2-199. 
Sec. 2-199. Opening safety deposit box.
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Article XVI. Supplemental Retirement or Pension Plan.
 2-200. 
Sec. 2-200. Definitions.
 2-201. 
Sec. 2-201. Established; effective date; name.
 2-202. 
Sec. 2-202. Contributions by employees not required; amount of social security payments to be deducted from benefits.
 2-203. 
Sec. 2-203. Benefits from police, fire, etc., benefit associations in addition to benefits under article.
 2-204. 
Sec. 2-204. Benefits not affected by employment after retirement.
 2-205. 
Sec. 2-205. Minimum length of service prior to retirement.
 2-206. 
Sec. 2-206. Applicability of plan; retirement age; reduced benefits for retirement at sixty-two; retirement of certain employees over sixty-two may be requested.
 2-207. 
Sec. 2-207. Basis for retirement pay.
 2-208. 
Sec. 2-208. Retirement pay rates.
 2-209. 
Sec. 2-209. Disability retirement after ten years service.
 2-210. 
Sec. 2-210. Commencement date of retirement pay.
 2-211. 
Sec. 2-211. Withholding from benefits for taxes.
 2-212. 
Sec. 2-212. Continuation of employment after age sixty-five.
 2-213. 
Sec. 2-213. Employees not having ten years of service at age sixty-five.
 2-214. 
Sec. 2-214. Employment after sixty-five deemed temporary.
 2-215. 
Sec. 2-215. Increase or decrease in retirement pay.
 2-216. 
Sec. 2-216. When employees not eligible for retirement pay.
 2-217. 
Sec. 2-217. Applicability of article to previous retirants.
 2-218. 
Sec. 2-218. Early retirement for police and firemen.
 2-219. 
Sec. 2-219. Right of council to make changes of policy; waiver of strict application of policy.
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Article XVII. Official Safety Program.
 2-220. 
Sec. 2-220. Duties of departments, officers and organizations.
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Article XVIII. Social Development Commission.
 2-221. 
Sec. 2-221. Established; purpose.
 2-222. 
Sec. 2-222. Composition, appointment and terms.
 2-223. 
Sec. 2-223. Removal from office.
 2-224. 
Sec. 2-224. Meetings.
 2-225. 
Sec. 2-225. Officers.
 2-226. 
Sec. 2-226. Powers and duties.
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CHAPTER 3.
 3-1. 
Sec. 3-1. Definitions.
 3-2. 
Sec. 3-2. Dangerous animals.
 3-3. 
Sec. 3-3. Destructive animals.
 3-4. 
Sec. 3-4. Barking or howling dogs.
 3-5. 
Sec. 3-5. Domestic animals at large.
 3-6. 
Sec. 3-6. Straying of pigeons and other fowl.
 3-7. 
Sec. 3-7. Keeping hogs in city.
 3-8. 
Sec. 3-8. Keeping sheep in city.
 3-9. 
Sec. 3-9. Keeping animals overnight for shipment or sale.
 3-10. 
Sec. 3-10. Parking vehicles containing livestock.
 3-11. 
Sec. 3-11. Bitches in heat.
 3-12. 
Sec. 3-12. City designated bird sanctuary; exception.
 3-13. 
Sec. 3-13. Killing birds.
 3-14. 
Sec. 3-14. Animals with contagious or infectious diseases.
 3-15. 
Sec. 3-15. Carcasses—Carrying beyond city limits or burial.
 3-16. 
Sec. 3-16. Same—Placing or permitting to remain on street, lot, etc.
 3-17. 
Sec. 3-17. Same—Death from infectious diseases.
 3-18. 
Sec. 3-18. Exhibiting stallion or jack.
 3-19. 
Sec. 3-19. Feeding animals in the streets.
 3-20. 
Sec. 3-20. Unattended animals attached to vehicles.
 3-21. 
Sec. 3-21. Selling, trading or speeding animals in streets.
 3-22. 
Sec. 3-22. Cockfighting.
 3-23. 
Sec. 3-23. Fighting dogs or other animals.
 3-24. 
Sec. 3-24. Disposal of manure.
 3-25. 
Sec. 3-25. Cruelty to animals.
 3-26. 
Sec. 3-26. Keeping unlicensed dog.
 3-27. 
Sec. 3-27. Confinement of dog that has bitten person.
 3-28. 
Sec. 3-28. Dogs at large.
 3-29. 
Sec. 3-29. Dogs in public buildings, food establishments, etc.
 3-30. 
Sec. 3-30. Rabies—Confining or muzzling dogs.
 3-31. 
Sec. 3-31. Same—Cats.
 3-32. 
Sec. 3-32. Same—Compulsory inoculation.
 3-33. 
Sec. 3-33. Same—Same—Evidence required before issuance of license.
 3-34. 
Sec. 3-34. Same—Same—Tag evidencing vaccination.
 3-35. 
Sec. 3-35. Same—Same—Dogs brought into city for showing or breeding.
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CHAPTER 4.
 4-1. 
Sec. 4-1. Restricted design district.
 4-2. 
Sec. 4-2. Board of architectural review—Created.
 4-3. 
Sec. 4-3. Same—Powers and duties.
 4-4. 
Sec. 4-4. Same—Composition; qualifications of members.
 4-5. 
Sec. 4-5. Same—Terms of members.
 4-6. 
Sec. 4-6. Same—Vacancies; continued absence from meetings.
 4-7. 
Sec. 4-7. Same—When alternate member shall serve.
 4-8. 
Sec. 4-8. Same—Compensation.
 4-9. 
Sec. 4-9. Same—Quorum.
 4-10. 
Sec. 4-10. Same—Chairman; vice-chairman; secretary.
 4-11. 
Sec. 4-11. Same—Removal of member.
 4-12. 
Sec. 4-12. Certificate of appropriateness—Required before issuance of building permit; exceptions.
 4-13. 
Sec. 4-13. Same—Issuance; signing; copy to be attached to plans; failure of board to act within sixty days.
 4-14. 
Sec. 4-14. Rejection of plans.
 4-15. 
Sec. 4-15. Appeals.
 4-16. 
Sec. 4-16. Injunctions.
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CHAPTER 5.
 5-1. 
Sec. 5-1. Definitions.
 5-2. 
Sec. 5-2. Permits.
 5-3. 
Sec. 5-3. Equipment and appliances generally.
 5-4. 
Sec. 5-4. Infectious diseases.
 5-5. 
Sec. 5-5. Keeping in clean condition.
 5-6. 
Sec. 5-6. Cleanliness of articles used on customers; sterilization.
 5-7. 
Sec. 5-7. Towels and washcloths.
 5-8. 
Sec. 5-8. Cleansing hands before serving customers.
 5-9. 
Sec. 5-9. Alum, etc.
 5-10. 
Sec. 5-10. Coverings for headrests.
 5-11. 
Sec. 5-11. Shaving persons with skin infections.
 5-12. 
Sec. 5-12. Treating skin diseases.
 5-13. 
Sec. 5-13. Posting copy of chapter.
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CHAPTER 6.
 6-1. 
Sec. 6-1. Registration required.
 6-2. 
Sec. 6-2. Registration devices and cards; register kept by chief of police.
 6-3. 
Sec. 6-3. Transfer of ownership.
 6-4. 
Sec. 6-4. Reports by dealers in secondhand bicycles.
 6-5. 
Sec. 6-5. Removal, destruction or alteration of registration number, device or card; bicycle without legible serial number.
 6-6. 
Sec. 6-6. Fee for registration; transferring registration; loss of devices or cards.
 6-7. 
Sec. 6-7. Penalties.
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CHAPTER 7.
 7-1. 
Sec. 7-1. Building Code — Adoption.
 7-2. 
Sec. 7-2. Repealed by ordinance adopted 10-15-73, § 1.
 7-2.1. 
Sec. 7-2.1. Schedule of building permit fees.
 7-3. 
Sec. 7-3. Fire zones established.
 7-3. 
Sec. 7-3. Fire zones established.
 7-4. 
Sec. 7-4. Registration and bonding of contractors; exemptions.
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CHAPTER 8.
 8-1. 
Sec. 8-1. City planning commission established.
 8-2. 
Sec. 8-2. Composition of commission; appointment, terms and compensation; vacancies.
 8-3. 
Sec. 8-3. Chairman and vice-chairman of commission; secretary.
 8-4. 
Sec. 8-4. Meetings of commission; adoption of rules; records.
 8-5. 
Sec. 8-5. Powers and duties of commission.
 8-6. 
Sec. 8-6. Improvements in subdivisions prior to installation of gas, water and sewer mains.
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CHAPTER 9.
 I. 
Article I. Municipal Court.
 II. 
Article II. Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court.
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Article I. Municipal Court.
 9-1. 
Sec. 9-1. Appointment, term, qualifications, etc., of judge.
 9-2. 
Sec. 9-2. Jurisdiction; powers and duties of judge.
 9-3. 
Sec. 9-3. When court open for business; vacation period.
 9-4. 
Sec. 9-4. Compensation of judge.
 9-4.1. 
Sec. 9-4.1. Retirement of judges.
 9-5. 
Sec. 9-5. Trial fees; accounting for fines, fees and costs.
 9-6. 
Sec. 9-6. Fines for use of city; collection.
 9-7. 
Sec. 9-7. Imprisonment upon nonpayment of fine.
 9-8. 
Sec. 9-8. Substitute judge.
 9-9. 
Sec. 9-9. Courtroom, office and supplies.
 9-10. 
Sec. 9-10. Bailiff and clerk of court.
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Article II. Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court.
 9-11. 
Sec. 9-11. Appointment and term of judge.
 9-12. 
Sec. 9-12. Jurisdiction and duties.
 9-13. 
Sec. 9-13. Compensation of judge.
 9-14. 
Sec. 9-14. Accounting for fines and fees.
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CHAPTER 10.
 10-1. 
Sec. 10-1. City electrician — Appointment; compensation; bond.
 10-2. 
Sec. 10-2. Same—Powers and duties generally.
 10-3. 
Sec. 10-3. Same—Not to engage in electrical business.
 10-4. 
Sec. 10-4. Same—Right of entry; obstructing.
 10-5. 
Sec. 10-5. Registered electrician only may make installations, etc.; helpers.
 10-6. 
Sec. 10-6. Electrical contractors—License and registration required; examination; fee.
 10-7. 
Sec. 10-7. Same—Bond required.
 10-8. 
Sec. 10-8. Same—Liability for damages resulting from violation of chapter.
 10-9. 
Sec. 10-9. Registration of electricians; type of work authorized.
 10-10. 
Sec. 10-10. Individual permits for installations or alterations —Form and content of application; issuance.
 10-11. 
Sec. 10-11. Same—For others than employees.
 10-12. 
Sec. 10-12. Same — Upon undertaking work started by another.
 10-13. 
Sec. 10-13. Same—Fees.
 10-14. 
Sec. 10-14. Annual permit for installation, etc., on applicant's premises.
 10-15. 
Sec. 10-15. Inspections — When required; uncovering concealed work.
 10-16. 
Sec. 10-16. Same—Notice to city electrician; certificate of approval; connection certificate.
 10-17. 
Sec. 10-17. Same—Additional inspections.
 10-18. 
Sec. 10-18. Temporary installations and wiring.
 10-19. 
Sec. 10-19. Requirements for installations generally; conformity with National Electrical Code.
 10-20. 
Sec. 10-20. Standards for air conditioning installation.
 10-21. 
Sec. 10-21. Rigid metal conduit, metallic tubing or armored metal cable; surface metal raceways.
 10-22. 
Sec. 10-22. Service entrance requirements.
 10-23. 
Sec. 10-23. Wiring in existing buildings.
 10-24. 
Sec. 10-24. Installation of radio and television antennas.
 10-25. 
Sec. 10-25. Materials and appliances to be approved.
 10-26. 
Sec. 10-26. Selling unapproved appliances, etc.
 10-27. 
Sec. 10-27. Trademarks, identification, etc., of materials, equipment, etc.
 10-28. 
Sec. 10-28. Dead wires; unsafe poles, wires, etc.
 10-29. 
Sec. 10-29. Identification of utility poles.
 10-30. 
Sec. 10-30. Electrical construction in streets, etc.
 10-31. 
Sec. 10-31. Use of poles for city wires.
 10-32. 
Sec. 10-32. Electrical board.
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CHAPTER 11.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Explosives.
 III. 
Article III. Flammable Liquids.
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Article I. In General.
 11-1. 
Sec. 11-1. Fireworks.
 11-2. 
Sec. 11-2. Steam boilers.
 11-3. 
Sec. 11-3. Repealed by Ordinance adopted October 4, 1971.
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Article II. Explosives.
 11-4. 
Sec. 11-4. Duty of chief of fire department; right of entry.
 11-5. 
Sec. 11-5. To be kept only in conformity with article.
 11-6. 
Sec. 11-6. Keeping for purpose other than sale.
 11-7. 
Sec. 11-7. Keeping by retail dealers.
 11-8. 
Sec. 11-8. Keeping by wholesale dealers.
 11-9. 
Sec. 11-9. Keeping dynamite or nitroglycerin in store.
 11-10. 
Sec. 11-10. Dealers to post signs; location of explosives in buildings; notice to fire chief.
 11-11. 
Sec. 11-11. Transporting explosives.
 11-12. 
Sec. 11-12. Permits for purchases.
 11-13. 
Sec. 11-13. Reserved.
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Article III. Flammable Liquids.
 11-14. 
Sec. 11-14. Storage of gasoline, benzine, naphtha, etc., aboveground.
 11-15. 
Sec. 11-15. Bulk storage; restrictions on underground storage; truck transports.
 11-16. 
Sec. 11-16. Unloading tank cars.
 11-17. 
Sec. 11-17. Piping from unloading point to storage tank.
 11-18. 
Sec. 11-18. Tanks, etc., for wholesale storage outside fire limits.
 11-19. 
Sec. 11-19. Permits for installing storage tanks.
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CHAPTER 11.1.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Utility Taxes.
 III. 
Article III. Retail Sales and Use Tax.
 IV. 
Article IV. Transit Lodging Tax.
 V. 
Article V. License Tax on Motor Vehicles.
 VI. 
Article VI. Real Estate Tax Relief for the Elderly.
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Article I. In General.
 11.1-1. 
Sec. 11.1-1. Tax on bank stock.
 11.1-2. 
Sec. 11.1-2. Tax on recordation of deeds.
 11.1-3. 
Sec. 11.1-3. Tax on probate of wills or grants of administration.
 11.1-4. 
Sec. 11.1-4. Investment of city funds.
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Article II. Utility Taxes.
 11.1-5. 
Sec. 11.1-5. Definitions.
 11.1-6. 
Sec. 11.1-6. Levy of tax; amount.
 11.1-7. 
Sec. 11.1-7. Duty of seller to collect tax; reports to commissioner of revenue; remittances to treasurer.
 11.1-8. 
Sec. 11.1-8. Records to be kept by seller.
 11.1-9. 
Sec. 11.1-9. Exemptions.
 11.1-10. 
Sec. 11.1-10. Telephone service.
 11.1-11. 
Sec. 11.1-11. Bottled water.
 11.1-12. 
Sec. 11.1-12. Computation of tax where seller collects periodically.
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Article III. Retail Sales and Use Tax.
 11.1-13. 
Sec. 11.1-13. Imposition; rate; to be additional to state sales tax.
 11.1-14. 
Sec. 11.1-14. Administration and collection.
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Article IV. Transient Lodging Tax.
 11.1-14.1. 
Sec. 11.1-14.1 Definitions.
 11.1-14.2. 
Sec. 11.1-14.2. Levy of tax; collection generally.
 11.1-14.3. 
Sec. 11.1-14.3. Procedure as to collection.
 11.1-14.4. 
Sec. 11.1-14.4. Reports and remittances.
 11.1-14.5. 
Sec. 11.1-14.5. Interest and penalty.
 11.1-14.6. 
Sec. 11.1-14.6. Duty to collect tax; report to commissioner.
 11.1-14.7. 
Sec. 11.1-14.7. Records.
 11.1-14.8. 
Sec. 11.1-14.8. Cessation of business.
 11.1-14.9. 
Sec. 11.1-14.9. Exceptions.
 11.1-14.10. 
Sec. 11.1-14.10. Enforcement.
 11.1-14.11. 
Sec. 11.1-14.11. Violations.
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Article V. License Tax on Motor Vehicles.
 11.1-15. 
Sec. 11.1-15. Vehicles — Motor driven.
 11.1-16. 
Sec. 11.1-16. Same—For hire or for rent.
 11.1-17. 
Sec. 11.1-17. Duplicate plate, tag or other indicia of license; transfers and refunds, etc.
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Article VI. Real Estate Tax Relief for the Elderly.
 11.1-18. 
Sec. 11.1-18. Definitions.
 11.1-19. 
Sec. 11.1-19. Purpose of article; effective date.
 11.1-20. 
Sec. 11.1-20. Qualifications for exemption.
 11.1-21. 
Sec. 11.1-21. Application for exemption; investigation of affidavit.
 11.1-22. 
Sec. 11.1-22. Calculation of amount of exemption.
 11.1-23. 
Sec. 11.1-23. Changes in status.
 11.1-24. 
Sec. 11.1-24. Penalty for violation of article.
 11.1-25. 
Sec. 11.1-25. Severability.
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CHAPTER 12.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Fire Department.
 III. 
Article III. Repealed.
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Article I. In General.
 12-1. 
Sec. 12-1. Driving through streets occupied by fire department.
 12-2. 
Sec. 12-2. Vehicles construed as part of apparatus of fire department; vehicle impressed by chief.
 12-3. 
Sec. 12-3. Obstructing access to fire hydrants.
 12-4. 
Sec. 12-4. Crossing fire hose.
 12-5. 
Sec. 12-5. Publishing information with respect to fire alarm boxes.
 12-6. 
Sec. 12-6. False fire or ambulance alarms.
 12-7. 
Sec. 12-7. Excluding persons from fires; interference with fire company.
 12-8. 
Sec. 12-8. Inspection of buildings, etc., by chief; abatement of fire hazards; refusal to permit inspection.
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Article II. Fire Department.
 12-9. 
Sec. 12-9. Repealed by Ordinance of August 19, 1974.
 12-9.1. 
Sec. 12-9.1. Composition; direction and control.
 12-9.2. 
Sec. 12-9.2. Officers of volunteer company.
 12-9.3. 
Sec. 12-9.3. Powers and duties of chief.
 12-10 to 12-12. 
Secs. 12-10 to 12-12. Repealed by Ordinance of August 19, 1974.
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Article III. Repealed.
 12-13 to 12-16. 
Secs. 12-13 to 12-16. Repealed by Ordinance adopted November 18, 1974.
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CHAPTER 13.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Food Establishments.
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Article I. In General.
 13-1. 
Sec. 13-1. Protection from flies, dust and dirt; exposing on street or sidewalk.
 13-2. 
Sec. 13-2. Spoiled, diseased, adulterated or misbranded foodstuffs.
 13-3. 
Sec. 13-3. Vegetables grown on soil impregnated with human excrement.
 13-4. 
Sec. 13-4. Handling and sale of meats, fowl, etc.; permit to sell meat not inspected at abattoir.
 13-5. 
Sec. 13-5. Wrapping bakery products.
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Article II. Food Establishments.
 13-6. 
Sec. 13-6. Definitions.
 13-7. 
Sec. 13-7. Permit to operate restaurant.
 13-8. 
Sec. 13-8. Employee's permit.
 13-9. 
Sec. 13-9. Examination of food or drink; condemnation.
 13-10. 
Sec. 13-10. Health officer to enforce article; inspections.
 13-11. 
Sec. 13-11. Notification of disease.
 13-12. 
Sec. 13-12. Procedure when infection suspected.
 13-13. 
Sec. 13-13. Floors.
 13-14. 
Sec. 13-14. Walls and ceilings.
 13-15. 
Sec. 13-15. Lighting.
 13-16. 
Sec. 13-16. Ventilation.
 13-17. 
Sec. 13-17. Toilet facilities; posting handwashing signs.
 13-18. 
Sec. 13-18. Water supply.
 13-19. 
Sec. 13-19. Personal cleanliness of employees; washing hands, etc.
 13-20. 
Sec. 13-20. Handwashing facilities for employees.
 13-21. 
Sec. 13-21. Screens; self-closing doors, etc.
 13-22. 
Sec. 13-22. Construction of utensils and equipment.
 13-23. 
Sec. 13-23. Washing and bactericidal treatment of utensils.
 13-24. 
Sec. 13-24. Storing and handling utensils; single-service utensils.
 13-25. 
Sec. 13-25. Disposal of wastes.
 13-26. 
Sec. 13-26. Refrigeration.
 13-27. 
Sec. 13-27. Milk and cream.
 13-28. 
Sec. 13-28. Storage and display of food and drink; animals and fowl; flies.
 13-29. 
Sec. 13-29. Cleanliness generally; use of rooms for domestic purposes; dressing rooms; soiled linen, etc.
 13-30. 
Sec. 13-30. Materials used for cleaning or polishing utensils.
 13-31. 
Sec. 13-31. Tables, shelves and napkins.
 13-32. 
Sec. 13-32. Vermin and rodent control methods.
 13-33. 
Sec. 13-33. Penalty; revocation of permit.
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CHAPTER 14.
 14-1. 
Sec. 14-1. Application for service; connections outside city; charge for turning on service.
 14-1.1. 
Sec. 14-1.1. Moratorium on new gas service.
 14-2. 
Sec. 14-2. Rates — Generally.
 14-2.1. 
Sec. 14-2.1. Same—Summer air conditioning.
 14-2.2. 
Sec. 14-2.2. Same—Ornamental gas lights.
 14-3. 
Sec. 14-3. Interruptible service.
 14-4. 
Sec. 14-4. Repealed by Ordinance passed 3-17-75.
 14-5. 
Sec. 14-5. Deposits by consumers.
 14-6. 
Sec. 14-6. When bills payable.
 14-7. 
Sec. 14-7. Cutting off service for nonpayment of bills, etc.
 14-8. 
Sec. 14-8. Same — Charge for restoring service.
 14-9. 
Sec. 14-9. Removing or interfering with meters or fixtures.
 14-10. 
Sec. 14-10. Repair and replacement of meters.
 14-11. 
Sec. 14-11. Complaints against gas bills; testing meters.
 14-12. 
Sec. 14-12. Preservation of gas and city property at fires, etc.
 14-13. 
Sec. 14-13. Customer responsibility for stopping leaks.
 14-14. 
Sec. 14-14. Standards for gas appliances; who may install, etc.
 14-15. 
Sec. 14-15. Responsibility for installations.
 14-16. 
Sec. 14-16. Repair of pipes and fixtures.
 14-17. 
Sec. 14-17. Injury to gas apparatus; unlawful use of gas.
 14-18. 
Sec. 14-18. Right of access to premises.
 14-19. 
Sec. 14-19. Obstructing stopcocks or fixtures; interfering with pipes.
 14-20. 
Sec. 14-20. Inspection, maintenance and use of pipe lines laid by property owners.
 14-21. 
Sec. 14-21. Location of lines.
 14-22. 
Sec. 14-22. Venting gas appliances.
 14-23. 
Sec. 14-23. Requirements as to piping.
 14-24. 
Sec. 14-24. Repealed by Ordinance passed 3-17-75.
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CHAPTER 15.
 15-1. 
Sec. 15-1. Joint health board—Composition.
 15-2. 
Sec. 15-2. Same—Appointment and term of member selected by city; terms of other members.
 15-3. 
Sec. 15-3. Same—Powers and duties generally.
 15-4. 
Sec. 15-4. Same—Powers and duties of officers, agents and employees.
 15-5. 
Sec. 15-5. Same—Rules and regulations; penalty for violation.
 15-6. 
Sec. 15-6. Fluoridation of city water.
 15-7 to 15-15. 
Sec. 15-7 to 15-15. Reserved.
 15-16. 
Sec. 15-16. Condemnation of wells and springs.
 15-17. 
Sec. 15-17. Vaccination of school teachers and pupils.
 15-18. 
Sec. 15-18. Inspection of streets and premises; abatement of accumulated filth and nuisances.
 15-19. 
Sec. 15-19. Drains and running water; stagnant water.
 15-20. 
Sec. 15-20. Discharge of water, slops, etc.
 15-21. 
Sec. 15-21. Failure to remove nuisance, etc., after notice.
 15-22. 
Sec. 15-22. Rodent and vermin control—Duty to keep premises clean.
 15-23. 
Sec. 15-23. Same—Inspection of buildings; orders to remedy conditions.
 15-24. 
Sec. 15-24. Same—Interference with inspection; failure to comply with health officer's orders.
 15-25. 
Sec. 15-25. Removal of ashes, trash, garbage, etc.
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CHAPTER 15.1
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Housing Board of Adjustments and Appeals.
 III. 
Article III. Responsibilities of Owners and Occupants of Dwellings.
 IV. 
Article IV. Minimum Standards for Basic Equipment and Facilities.
 V. 
Article V. Minimum Standards for Light and Ventilation.
 VI. 
Article VI. Minimum Standards for Space and Use.
 VII. 
Article VII. Minimum Standards of Maintenance.
 IX. 
Article IX. Rooming Houses, Lodging Houses, and Hotels.
 X. 
Article X. Dwellings Unfit for Human Habitation.
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Article I. In General.
 15.1-1. 
Sec. 15.1-1. Definitions.
 15.1-2. 
Sec. 15.1-2. Inspection of premises.
 15.1-3. 
Sec. 15.1-3. Repealed by Ordinance adopted August 19, 1974.
 15.1-3.1. 
Sec. 15.1-3.1. Notice of violation.
 15.1-3.2. 
Sec. 15.1-3.2. Appeal of order of enforcing officer.
 15.1-3.3. 
Sec. 15.1-3.3. Variations and modifications.
 15.1-4. 
Sec. 15.1-4. Repealed by Ordinance adopted August 19, 1974.
 15.1-5. 
Sec. 15.1-5. Emergency action.
 15.1-6. 
Sec. 15.1-6. Administrative liability of health department and city employees.
 15.1-7. 
Sec. 15.1-7. Conflicting ordinances.
 15.1-7.1. 
Sec. 15.1-7.1. Failure to comply with order of enforcing officer.
 15.1-7.2. 
Sec. 15.1-7.2. Transfer of ownership or occupancy of noncomplying dwelling units.
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Article II. Housing Board of Adjustments and Appeals.
 15.1-8. 
Sec. 15.1-8. Established; membership; appointment of members.
 15.1-9. 
Sec. 15.1-9. Term of office of members; vacancies; maximum number of terms.
 15.1-10. 
Sec. 15.1-10. Quorum; minimum vote required for action; conflict of interest.
 15.1-11. 
Sec. 15.1-11. Meetings; procedure.
 15.1-12 to 15.1-14. 
Secs. 15.1-12 to 15.1-14. Repealed by Ordinance adopted August 19, 1974.
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Article III. Responsibilities of Owners and Occupants of Dwellings.
 15.1-15. 
Sec. 15.1-15. General responsibilities of owners.
 15.1-16. 
Sec. 15.1-16. General responsibilities of occupants.
 15.1-17. 
Sec. 15.1-17. Responsibilities of owners and occupants when premises are infested.
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Article IV. Minimum Standards for Basic Equipment and Facilities.
 15.1-18. 
Sec. 15.1-18. Minimum kitchen and bathroom equipment.
 15.1-19. 
Sec. 15.1-19. Minimum heating facilities.
 15.1-20. 
Sec. 15.1-20. Electric service.
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Article V. Minimum Standards for Light and Ventilation.
 15.1-21. 
Sec. 15.1-21. Minimum window area.
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Article VI. Minimum Standards for Space and Use.
 15.1-22. 
Sec. 15.1-22. "Occupant" defined for purposes of article.
 15.1-23. 
Sec. 15.1-23. Floor area requirements.
 15.1-23.1. 
Sec. 15.1-23.1. Minimum standards for adequate egress.
 15.1-24. 
Sec. 15.1-24. Repealed by ordinance passed November 20, 1967.
 15.1-25. 
Sec. 15.1-25. Cellars.
 15.1-26. 
Sec. 15.1-26. Basements.
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Article VII. Minimum Standards of Maintenance.
 15.1-27. 
Sec. 15.1-27. Protection against vermin.
 15.1-28. 
Sec. 15.1-28. Stairways.
 15.1-29. 
Sec. 15.1-29. Interruption of utilities and services.
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Article IX. Rooming Houses, Lodging Houses, and Hotels.
 15.1-30. 
Sec. 15.1-30. Minimum standards.
 15.1-31. 
Sec. 15.1-31. Permit—Required; display; term; notice of transfer of ownership.
 15.1-32. 
Sec. 15.1-32. Same—Suspension by enforcing officer.
 15.1-33. 
Sec. 15.1-33. Same—Hearing on suspended permit.
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Article X. Dwellings Unfit for Human Habitation.
 15.1-34. 
Sec. 15.1-34. Grounds for condemnation of unfit dwellings.
 15.1-35. 
Sec. 15.1-35. Placarding of condemned dwellings.
 15.1-36. 
Sec. 15.1-36. Use of condemned buildings prohibited; removal of placard upon correction of defects.
 15.1-37. 
Sec. 15.1-37. Unauthorized removal of placard.
 15.1-38. 
Sec. 15.1-38. Hearing on condemnation order.
 15.1-39. 
Sec. 15.1-39. Correction or removal of unfit buildings.
 15.1-40. 
Sec. 15.1-40. Period during which dwellings shall not be placarded or remain vacant.
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CHAPTER 16.
 16-1. 
Sec. 16-1. Composition of library board; election and terms of members; vacancies.
 16-2. 
Sec. 16-2. Officers of library board.
 16-3. 
Sec. 16-3. Conduct and maintenance of library; authority of board to appoint committees.
 16-4. 
Sec. 16-4. Appointment of librarian, etc.; fixing compensation of appointees.
 16-5. 
Sec. 16-5. Reports by board and librarian.
 16-6. 
Sec. 16-6. Audit of accounts and inventory of property.
 16-7. 
Sec. 16-7. Responsibility for expenditures; incurring obligations.
 16-8. 
Sec. 16-8. Duties and responsibilities of librarian.
 16-9. 
Sec. 16-9. Destroying or injuring books, etc.
 16-10. 
Sec. 16-10. Failure to return books, etc., after notice; lost or destroyed books.
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CHAPTER 16A.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Specific Businesses, Professions and Occupations.
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Article I. In General.
 16A-1. 
Sec. 16A-1. Definition and construction of chapter generally.
 16A-2. 
Sec. 16A-2. "Gross receipts" defined; calculation of gross receipts.
 16A-2.1. 
Sec. 16A-2.1. Wholesale and retail merchants defined.
 16A-3. 
Sec. 16A-3. License tax assessed; license year.
 16A-4. 
Sec. 16A-4. Separate license required for each place of business.
 16A-5. 
Sec. 16A-5. Licenses for businesses, professions, etc., not listed in chapter.
 16A-6. 
Sec. 16A-6. Exemptions from chapter.
 16A-7. 
Sec. 16A-7. Penalties for failure to obtain license.
 16A-8. 
Sec. 16A-8. Assessment of tax upon failure to do so in previous years.
 16A-9. 
Sec. 16A-9. Records generally.
 16A-10. 
Sec. 16A-10. Evidence of conducting business.
 16A-11. 
Sec. 16A-11. Estimates of gross receipts of new businesses.
 16A-12. 
Sec. 16A-12. Report of delinquents; duty of police force generally.
 16A-13. 
Sec. 16A-13. Classifying of businesses, etc.; books to be kept by commissioner of the revenue.
 16A-14. 
Sec. 16A-14. Specific license to be in addition to merchant's license.
 16A-15. 
Sec. 16A-15. Proration of license.
 16A-16. 
Sec. 16A-16. Transferability.
 16A-17. 
Sec. 16A-17. Issuance fee.
 16A-18. 
Sec. 16A-18. When taxes due and payable.
 16A-19. 
Sec. 16A-19. Application for license.
 16A-20. 
Sec. 16A-20. License inspector.
 16A-21. 
Sec. 16A-21. Compliance with zoning regulations.
 16A-22. 
Sec. 16A-22. Penalty for violation of chapter; repeal of conflicting provisions.
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Article II. Specific Businesses, Professions and Occupations.
 16A-23. 
Sec. 16A-23. Advertising distributors.
 16A-24. 
Sec. 16A-24. Agents—Generally.
 16A-25. 
Sec. 16A-25. Same—Books.
 16A-26. 
Sec. 16A-26. Same—Books of coupons.
 16A-27. 
Sec. 16A-27. Same—Labor.
 16A-28. 
Sec. 16A-28. Same—Nonresident fertilizer companies.
 16A-29. 
Sec. 16A-29. Alcoholic beverages including mixed alcoholic beverages.
 16A-30. 
Sec. 16A-30. Amusements.
 16A-31. 
Sec. 16A-31. Auctioneers.
 16A-32. 
Sec. 16A-32. Automobile washing and polishing.
 16A-33. 
Sec. 16A-33. Bakers.
 16A-34. 
Sec. 16A-34. Barbers, beauty shops, etc.
 16A-35. 
Sec. 16A-35. Billboards and wall signs.
 16A-36. 
Sec. 16A-36. Billiards or pool parlors.
 16A-36.1. 
Sec. 16A-36.1. Book publishers; book binders.
 16A-37. 
Sec. 16A-37. Bootblacks.
 16A-38. 
Sec. 16A-38. Bottling works.
 16A-39. 
Sec. 16A-39. Brokers in stocks, bonds, bills and options or futures.
 16A-40. 
Sec. 16A-40. Building and loan association.
 16A-41. 
Sec. 16A-41. Buyers of gold and silver.
 16A-42. 
Sec. 16A-42. Carnival.
 16A-43. 
Sec. 16A-43. City directory or telephone directory.
 16A-44. 
Sec. 16A-44. Cleaning and pressing.
 16A-45. 
Sec. 16A-45. Cold storage plant—Generally.
 16A-46. 
Sec. 16A-46. Same—Rental of lockers.
 16A-47. 
Sec. 16A-47. Community television antenna system.
 16A-48. 
Sec. 16A-48. Contractors and contracting.
 16A-49. 
Sec. 16A-49. Dance halls.
 16A-50. 
Sec. 16A-50. Dealers in firearms, dirks and Bowie knives.
 16A-51. 
Sec. 16A-51. Dental laboratory.
 16A-52. 
Sec. 16A-52. Detective; detective agency.
 16A-53. 
Sec. 16A-53. Electricity.
 16A-54. 
Sec. 16A-54. Exterminators.
 16A-55. 
Sec. 16A-55. Florists.
 16A-56. 
Sec. 16A-56. Flour and meal manufacturer.
 16A-57. 
Sec. 16A-57. Fortunetellers.
 16A-58. 
Sec. 16A-58. Furniture upholsterer or repairer.
 16A-59. 
Sec. 16A-59. Garage storage.
 16A-60. 
Sec. 16A-60. Gasoline and other petroleum products brought from outside city for resale.
 16A-61. 
Sec. 16A-61. Hobby horses, merry-go-rounds, ferris wheels, etc.
 16A-62. 
Sec. 16A-62. Hotels and motels.
 16A-63. 
Sec. 16A-63. Ice cream or sherbet manufacturer for retail sale.
 16A-63.1. 
Sec. 16A-63.1. Investment managers or counselors.
 16A-64. 
Sec. 16A-64. Itinerant and distressed merchandise vendors.
 16A-65. 
Sec. 16A-65. Itinerant musicians.
 16A-66. 
Sec. 16A-66. Junk dealers.
 16A-67. 
Sec. 16A-67. Laboratory animal preparation.
 16A-68. 
Sec. 16A-68. Launderettes.
 16A-69. 
Sec. 16A-69. Laundries—Generally.
 16A-70. 
Sec. 16A-70. Same—Nonresidents.
 16A-71. 
Sec. 16A-71. Same — Supplying automobile covers, cleaning cloths, uniforms and wearing apparel and diapers.
 16A-72. 
Sec. 16A-72. Laundry machines.
 16A-73. 
Sec. 16A-73. Livestock brokers.
 16A-74. 
Sec. 16A-74. Loans.
 16A-75. 
Sec. 16A-75. Machine shops.
 16A-76. 
Sec. 16A-76. Manufacturers; processors.
 16A-77. 
Sec. 16A-77. Merchants—Retail.
 16A-78. 
Sec. 16A-78. Same—Placing vending machines.
 16A-79. 
Sec. 16A-79. Same—Wholesale.
 16A-80. 
Sec. 16A-80. Miscellaneous businesses.
 16A-81. 
Sec. 16A-81. Motor freight terminals.
 16A-82. 
Sec. 16A-82. Outside agents.
 16A-83. 
Sec. 16A-83. Pawnbrokers.
 16A-84. 
Sec. 16A-84. Peddlers—Generally.
 16A-85. 
Sec. 16A-85. Same—Producer's certificate.
 16A-85.1. 
Sec. 16A-85.1. Same—Peddling to dealers or retailers.
 16A-85.2. 
Sec. 16A-85.2. Personal and commercial service businesses.
 16A-86. 
Sec. 16A-86. Photographers.
 16A-87. 
Sec. 16A-87. Plumbers.
 16A-88. 
Sec. 16A-88. Potato chip manufacturers.
 16A-89. 
Sec. 16A-89. Printers.
 16A-90. 
Sec. 16A-90. Professional occupations.
 16A-91. 
Sec. 16A-91. Redemption stores of premium stamp suppliers.
 16A-92. 
Sec. 16A-92. Repairs.
 16A-93. 
Sec. 16A-93. Restaurants.
 16A-94. 
Sec. 16A-94. Schools.
 16A-95. 
Sec. 16A-95. Shoemakers and repairs.
 16A-96. 
Sec. 16A-96. Shooting galleries.
 16A-97. 
Sec. 16A-97. Shows, circuses, etc.
 16A-98. 
Sec. 16A-98. Skating rinks.
 16A-99. 
Sec. 16A-99. Storing and impounding.
 16A-100. 
Sec. 16A-100. Street vendors or merchants.
 16A-101. 
Sec. 16A-101. Tailors and cutters.
 16A-102. 
Sec. 16A-102. Taxicabs and u-drive-it vehicles.
 16A-103. 
Sec. 16A-103. Telegraph companies.
 16A-104. 
Sec. 16A-104. Repealed by Ordinance adopted July 6, 1970.
 16A-105. 
Sec. 16A-105. Telephone companies.
 16A-106. 
Sec. 16A-106. Theatricals.
 16A-107. 
Sec. 16A-107. Tobacco, snuff, etc., retailers.
 16A-108. 
Sec. 16A-108. Tourist homes.
 16A-109. 
Sec. 16A-109. Trailer camps.
 16A-110. 
Sec. 16A-110. Undertakers, embalmers and funeral directors.
 16A-111. 
Sec. 16A-111. Vehicles using loudspeakers, etc., for advertising.
 16A-112. 
Sec. 16A-112. Vending machines.
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CHAPTER 17.
 17-1. 
Sec. 17-1. Definitions.
 17-2. 
Sec. 17-2. Sale of adulterated, misbranded or ungraded milk or milk products prohibited.
 17-3. 
Sec. 17-3. Permits.
 17-4. 
Sec. 17-4. Labeling.
 17-5. 
Sec. 17-5. Inspection of dairy farms and milk plants.
 17-6. 
Sec. 17-6. Examination of samples of milk and milk products.
 17-7. 
Sec. 17-7. Grading of milk and milk products.
 17-8. 
Sec. 17-8. Certified milk, raw.
 17-9. 
Sec. 17-9. Grade A raw milk.
 17-10. 
Sec. 17-10. Grade B raw milk for pasteurization.
 17-11. 
Sec. 17-11. Grade C raw milk for pasteurization.
 17-12. 
Sec. 17-12. Certified milk, pasteurized.
 17-13. 
Sec. 17-13. Grade A pasteurized milk.
 17-14. 
Sec. 17-14. Grade B pasteurized milk.
 17-15. 
Sec. 17-15. Grade C pasteurized milk.
 17-16. 
Sec. 17-16. Grades of milk and milk products which may be sold.
 17-17. 
Sec. 17-17. Supplementary regrading; reinstatement of permit.
 17-18. 
Sec. 17-18. Transferring or dipping milk; delivery containers; cooling; quarantined residences.
 17-19. 
Sec. 17-19. Milk and milk products from points beyond the limits of routine inspection of the city.
 17-20. 
Sec. 17-20. Future dairies and milk plants.
 17-21. 
Sec. 17-21. Notification of disease.
 17-22. 
Sec. 17-22. Procedure when infection suspected.
 17-23. 
Sec. 17-23. Enforcement interpretation.
 17-24. 
Sec. 17-24. Agreement between joint health department and state department of agriculture.
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CHAPTER 18.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Repealed.
 III. 
Article III. Operation of Vehicles Generally.
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Article IV. Stopping, Standing and Parking.
 1. 
Division 1. In General.
 2. 
Division 2. Parking Meters.
 3. 
Division 3. Permit Parking Zones.
 V. 
Article V. Equipment.
 VI. 
Article VI. Repealed.
 VII. 
Article VII. Accidents.
 VIII. 
Article VIII. Repealed.
 IX. 
Article IX. Automobile Graveyards.
 X. 
Article X. Vending in Streets from Vehicles.
 XI. 
Article XI. Highway Safety Commission.
 XII. 
Article XII. Pedestrians.
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Article I. In General.
 18-1. 
Sec. 18-1. Adoption of state law.
 18-2. 
Sec. 18-2. Supervision by city manager and chief of police.
 18-3. 
Sec. 18-3. Regulatory powers of city manager and chief of police.
 18-4. 
Sec. 18-4. Obedience to police.
 18-5 to 18-11. 
Secs. 18-5 to 18-11. Repealed.
 18-12. 
Sec. 18-12. Injuring, tampering or interfering generally with vehicles.
 18-13. 
Sec. 18-13. Authority of fire department officials to direct traffic.
 18-14. 
Sec. 18-14. Display of city license plate, tag or other indicia of license.
 18-15. 
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.
 18-2. 
Sec. 18-2. Supervision by city manager and chief of police.
 18-3. 
Sec. 18-3. Regulatory powers of city manager and chief of police.
 18-4. 
Sec. 18-4. Obedience to police.
 18-5. 
Sec. 18-5. Stopping vehicles for inspection or to secure information.
 18-6. 
Sec. 18-6. Right to inspect vehicles in garages, etc.
 18-7. 
Sec. 18-7. Reports by persons in charge of garages, parking places, etc. —Vehicle struck by bullets.
 18-8. 
Sec. 18-8. Same—Vehicles left unclaimed.
 18-9. 
Sec. 18-9. Same—Vehicles with certain equipment.
 18-10. 
Sec. 18-10. Applicability of chapter to vehicles regardless of ownership.
 18-11. 
Sec. 18-11. Persons riding bicycles or animals or driving animals subject to provisions of chapter.
 18-12. 
Sec. 18-12. Injuring, tampering or interfering generally with vehicles.
 18-13. 
Sec. 18-13. Authority of fire department officials to direct traffic.
 18-14. 
Sec. 18-14. City license number plates to be attached to front or rear of motor vehicle.
 18-15. 
Sec. 18-15. Operating automobile without driver's permit.
 18-16. 
Sec. 18-16. Unlawfully permitting another to drive.
 18-17. 
Sec. 18-17. Persons operating and riding upon motorcycles.
 18-18. 
Sec. 18-18. Railroad warning signals must be obeyed.
 18-19. 
Sec. 18-19. Slowing down or stopping at railway grade crossings.
 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.
 18-20 to 18-22.1. 
Secs. 18-20 to 18-22.1. Repealed.
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Article II. Repealed.
 18-23 to 18-26. 
Secs. 18-23 to 18-26. Repealed.
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Article III. Operation of Vehicles Generally.
 18-27 to 18-32.2. 
Secs. 18-27 to 18-32.2. Repealed.
 18-33. 
Sec. 18-33. Maximum and minimum speed limits; posting, etc., of school zones.
 18-22.1. 
Sec. 18-22.1. Additional penalty for fourth conviction of certain offenses within ten-year period.
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Article II. Signs, Signals and Markers.
 18-23. 
Sec. 18-23. Signals by traffic officers, etc.
 18-24. 
Sec. 18-24. Signals by lights or semaphores.
 18-25. 
Sec. 18-25. Other than official signs prohibited.
 18-26. 
Sec. 18-26. Injuring signs.
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Article III. Operation of Vehicles Generally.
 18-27. 
Sec. 18-27. Reckless driving—Generally.
 18-28. 
Sec. 18-28. Same—Specific instances; authority of court.
 18-29. 
Sec. 18-29. Same—Driving in excess of certain speeds.
 18-30. 
Sec. 18-30. (Blank.)
 18-31. 
Sec. 18-31. Same—Racing on streets.
 18-31.1. 
Sec. 18-31.1. Same—Same—Aiders or abettors.
 18-32. 
Sec. 18-32. Same—Penalty for reckless driving.
 18-32.1. 
Sec. 18-32.1. Same—Disregarding signal by police officer to stop.
 18-32.2. 
Sec. 18-32.2. Same — Lesser offense of improper driving where culpability slight.
 18-33. 
Sec. 18-33. Maximum and minimum speed limits; posting, etc., of school zones.
 18-34 to 18-67. 
Secs. 18-34 to 18-67. Repealed.
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Article IV. Stopping, Standing and Parking.
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Division 1. In General.
 18-68. 
Sec. 18-68. Authority of city manager and chief of police.
 18-68.1. 
Sec. 18-68.1. Parking regulations within University of Virginia.
 18-69. 
Sec. 18-69. When provisions of article applicable.
 18-70. 
Sec. 18-70. Provisions not exclusive.
 18-71. 
Sec. 18-71. Parking prohibited at all times on certain streets.
 18-72. 
Sec. 18-72. Parking, etc., prohibited during designated hours on signed streets.
 18-73. 
Sec. 18-73. Parking on streets on which parking time limit is designated by signs.
 18-74. 
Sec. 18-74. Parking to be in accordance with signs, signals, etc.
 18-75. 
Sec. 18-75. Repealed.
 18-76. 
Sec. 18-76. Parking for purposes of sale or advertisement.
 18-77. 
Sec. 18-77. Parking in certain streets between certain hours.
 18-78. 
Sec. 18-78. Parking of busses, trucks, etc., between midnight and 6:00 A. M.
 18-78.1. 
Sec. 18-78.1. Temporary parking prohibitions to expedite traffic, aid snow removal, etc.
 18-79. 
Sec. 18-79. Repealed.
 18-79.1. 
Sec. 18-79.1. Parking of inoperable vehicles on streets prohibited; removal of same.
 18-80. 
Sec. 18-80. Owner of vehicle prima facie guilty of violation.
 18-81. 
Sec. 18-81. Penalty.
 18-48. 
Sec. 18-48. Passing vehicles proceeding in opposite directions.
 18-49. 
Sec. 18-49. Passing upon overtaking a vehicle.
 18-50. 
Sec. 18-50. Audible warning signal upon overtaking vehicle.
 18-51. 
Sec. 18-51. When overtaking vehicle may pass on right.
 18-52. 
Sec. 18-52. Driver to give way to overtaking vehicle.
 18-53. 
Sec. 18-53. Limitations on privilege of overtaking and passing.
 18-54. 
Sec. 18-54. Following too closely.
 18-55. 
Sec. 18-55. Turning around in street.
 18-56. 
Sec. 18-56. Required position and method of turning at intersections; authority of city manager as to markers, etc., indicating specified course for turns at intersections.
 18-57. 
Sec. 18-57. Signals required on starting, stopping or turning.
 18-58. 
Sec. 18-58. Same—How such signals given.
 18-59. 
Sec. 18-59. Same—Change of course.
 18-60. 
Sec. 18-60. Same—Duty of drivers upon receiving signals.
 18-61. 
Sec. 18-61. Same—Drivers of parked vehicles.
 18-62. 
Sec. 18-62. Right of way generally.
 18-63. 
Sec. 18-63. Right of way when vehicle turns to left.
 18-64. 
Sec. 18-64. Exception to right-of-way rules.
 18-65. 
Sec. 18-65. Right of way of United States forces, troops, national guard, etc.
 18-66. 
Sec. 18-66. Conduct required of driver of vehicle upon approach of emergency vehicle.
 18-66.1. 
Sec. 18-66.1. Emergency vehicles exempt from regulations in certain emergencies; exceptions and additional requirements.
 18-67. 
Sec. 18-67. Following or parking near fire apparatus.
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Article IV. Stopping, Standing and Parking.
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Division 1. In General.
 18-68. 
Sec. 18-68. Authority of city manager and chief of police.
 18-68.1. 
Sec. 18-68.1. Parking regulations within University of Virginia.
 18-69. 
Sec. 18-69. When provisions of article applicable.
 18-70. 
Sec. 18-70. Provisions not exclusive.
 18-71. 
Sec. 18-71. Parking prohibited at all times on certain streets.
 18-72. 
Sec. 18-72. Parking, etc., prohibited during designated hours on signed streets.
 18-73. 
Sec. 18-73. Parking on streets on which parking time limit is designated by signs.
 18-74. 
Sec. 18-74. Parking to be in accordance with signs, signals, etc.
 18-75. 
Sec. 18-75. Parking in front of fire hydrant, fire station, private driveway or near intersection.
 18-76. 
Sec. 18-76. Parking for purposes of sale or advertisement.
 18-77. 
Sec. 18-77. Parking in certain streets between certain hours.
 18-78. 
Sec. 18-78. Parking of busses, trucks, etc., between midnight and 6:00 A. M.
 18-78.1. 
Sec. 18-78.1. Temporary parking prohibitions to expedite traffic, aid snow removal, etc.
 18-79. 
Sec. 18-79. Stopping on streets generally.
 18-79.1. 
Sec. 18-79.1. Parking of inoperable vehicles on streets prohibited; removal of same.
 18-80. 
Sec. 18-80. Owner of vehicle prima facie guilty of violation.
 18-81. 
Sec. 18-81. Penalty.
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Division 2. Parking Meters.
 18-82. 
Sec. 18-82. Time and manner of parking in metered parking zone.
 18-83. 
Sec. 18-83. Parking meter zones established; authority of city manager to change.
 18-84. 
Sec. 18-84. Installation and operation of meters.
 18-85. 
Sec. 18-85. Designating parking meter spaces; manner of parking in spaces.
 18-86. 
Sec. 18-86. Deposit of coins; overtime parking; other provisions as to parking not affected.
 18-87. 
Sec. 18-87. Slugs, etc.
 18-88. 
Sec. 18-88. Injuring or tampering with meter.
 18-89. 
Sec. 18-89. Parking for purpose of making sales.
 18-90. 
Sec. 18-90. Deposits required levied as fees for certain purposes.
 18-91. 
Sec. 18-91. Loading zones, bus stops, etc., in parking meter zones.
 18-92. 
Sec. 18-92. Use of meter space for making deliveries, receiving passengers, etc.
 18-93. 
Sec. 18-93. Division applicable only to parking between certain hours.
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DIVISION 3. PERMIT PARKING ZONES.
 18-93.1. 
Sec. 18-93.1. Zones designated; display of permits.
 18-93.2. 
Sec. 18-93.2. Rules and regulations.
 18-93.3. 
Sec. 18-93.3. Violations.
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Article V. Equipment.
 18-94 to 18-105. 
Secs. 18-94 to 18-105. Repealed.
 18-106. 
Sec. 18-106. Restrictions as to equipment traveling upon streets.
 18-107 to 18-131. 
Secs. 18-107 to 18-131. Repealed.
 18-132. 
Sec. 18-132. Lights on parked vehicles.
 18-133. 
Sec. 18-133. Repealed.
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Article VI. Repealed.
 18-134 to 18-148. 
Secs. 18-134 to 18-148. Repealed.
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Article VII. Accidents.
 18-149. 
Sec. 18-149. Reports required.
 18-150 to 18-160. 
Secs. 18-150 to 18-160. Repealed.
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Article VIII. Repealed.
 18-161 to 18-171. 
Secs. 18-161 to 18-171. Repealed.
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Article IX. Automobile Graveyards.
 18-172. 
Sec. 18-172. Defined.
 18-173. 
Sec. 18-173. Fencing required in residential zones.
 18-174. 
Sec. 18-174. Burning prohibited in residential zones.
 18-175. 
Sec. 18-175. Piling contents higher than fence; permitting contents to be or remain outside fence.
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Article X. Vending in Streets from Vehicles.
 18-176. 
Sec. 18-176. Definitions.
 18-177. 
Sec. 18-177. Vehicles, subject to article.
 18-98.5. 
Sec. 18-98.5. Same—Sale of tires having cleats, etc., prohibited; exceptions.
 18-99. 
Sec. 18-99. Steering gear.
 18-100. 
Sec. 18-100. Horns.
 18-101. 
Sec. 18-101. Illegal sirens, whistles, etc.; unlawful use of horns, etc.
 18-102. 
Sec. 18-102. Sirens or exhaust whistles upon emergency vehicles.
 18-103. 
Sec. 18-103. Mirrors.
 18-104. 
Sec. 18-104. Signs on windshields, etc.
 18-104.1. 
Sec. 18-104.1. Suspension of objects so as to obstruct driver's view.
 18-105. 
Sec. 18-105. Windshield wipers.
 18-106. 
Sec. 18-106. Restrictions as to equipment traveling upon streets.
 18-107. 
Sec. 18-107. When signal device required.
 18-108. 
Sec. 18-108. Requirements of signal devices.
 18-109. 
Sec. 18-109. Flag or light at end of load.
 18-110. 
Sec. 18-110. Exhaust system in good working order required.
 18-111. 
Sec. 18-111. Muffler cutout, etc., illegal.
 18-112. 
Sec. 18-112. Construction must prevent escape of contents.
 18-113. 
Sec. 18-113. Fastening load of logs, barrels, etc.
 18-114. 
Sec. 18-114. Illegal possession, sale or use of unapproved equipment.
 18-115. 
Sec. 18-115. Trademark or name and instructions required.
 18-115.1. 
Sec. 18-115.1. Seat belts or shoulder harnesses required on certain vehicles.
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Division 2. Lighting Equipment.
 18-116. 
Sec. 18-116. Head lamps on motor vehicles.
 18-117. 
Sec. 18-117. Head lamps on motorcycles.
 18-118. 
Sec. 18-118. Rear lamps.
 18-119. 
Sec. 18-119. Lamps on bicycles.
 18-120. 
Sec. 18-120. Lamps on other vehicles; reflex reflectors.
 18-121. 
Sec. 18-121. Dimension or marker lights—Generally.
 18-122. 
Sec. 18-122. Same—Vehicles or loads exceeding thirty-five feet.
 18-123. 
Sec. 18-123. Spotlights and ditch lights.
 18-124. 
Sec. 18-124. Other permissible lights; police and fire department vehicles, emergency vehicles, etc.
 18-125. 
Sec. 18-125. When lights to be lighted; number of lights to be lighted at any time; use of warning lights.
 18-126. 
Sec. 18-126. Requirements as to single-beam head lamps.
 18-127. 
Sec. 18-127. Requirements as to multiple-beam head lamps.
 18-128. 
Sec. 18-128. Indicator lamp required.
 18-129. 
Sec. 18-129. Lighting equipment required or prohibited.
 18-130. 
Sec. 18-130. When dimming headlights, etc., required.
 18-131. 
Sec. 18-131. Dimming or lowering headlights on parked vehicles.
 18-132. 
Sec. 18-132. Lights on parked vehicles.
 18-133. 
Sec. 18-133. Acetylene lamps on antique motor vehicles.
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Article VI. Size and Weight of Vehicles.
 18-134. 
Sec. 18-134. Width of vehicles and exceptions as to size.
 18-135. 
Sec. 18-135. Height of vehicles; damage to overhead obstruction; notice of damage to overhead bridges, etc.
 18-136. 
Sec. 18-136. Length of vehicles—Generally; special permits.
 18-137. 
Sec. 18-137. Same—Mobile homes or house trailers.
 18-138. 
Sec. 18-138. Size limitations inapplicable to farm machinery and fire-fighting equipment.
 18-139. 
Sec. 18-139. Extension of loads beyond front of vehicles.
 18-140. 
Sec. 18-140. Extension of loads beyond sides.
 18-141. 
Sec. 18-141. Vehicles having more than one trailer, etc., attached thereto.
 18-142. 
Sec. 18-142. Connection between vehicles.
 18-143. 
Sec. 18-143. Same—In case of breakdown.
 18-144. 
Sec. 18-144. Towing unlicensed or uninspected motor vehicle.
 18-145. 
Sec. 18-145. Weight of vehicles and loads.
 18-146. 
Sec. 18-146. When weight and load limits may be decreased.
 18-147. 
Sec. 18-147. Permits for vehicles of excessive size and weight.
 18-148. 
Sec. 18-148. Weighing vehicles.
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Article VII. Accidents.
 18-149. 
Sec. 18-149. Duty of driver to stop, etc., in event of accident; duty of occupant; reports additional to other accident reports required by this article.
 18-150. 
Sec. 18-150. Penalty for violating preceding section.
 18-150.1. 
Sec. 18-150.1. Revocation of operator's license for violation of section 18-149.
 18-151. 
Sec. 18-151. Leaving scene of accident when directed to do so by officer.
 18-152. 
Sec. 18-152. Driver to give immediate notice of certain accidents.
 18-153. 
Sec. 18-153. Driver to make written report of certain accidents to police; supplemental reports; reports by witnesses.
 18-154. 
Sec. 18-154. Report by officer investigating accident.
 18-155. 
Sec. 18-155. Occupants to report when driver incapable.
 18-156. 
Sec. 18-156. Report required of person in charge of garage or repair shop.
 18-157. 
Sec. 18-157. Reports made by persons involved in accidents or by garages without prejudice and confidential; exceptions.
 18-158. 
Sec. 18-158. Extent to which accident reports may be used as evidence.
 18-159. 
Sec. 18-159. Use of accident reports made by investigating officers.
 18-160. 
Sec. 18-160. Accident reports to be in addition to reports required by state law.
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Article VIII. Protection of Pedestrians.
 18-161. 
Sec. 18-161. Pedestrians crossing streets.
 18-162. 
Sec. 18-162. Right of way of pedestrians.
 18-163. 
Sec. 18-163. Stepping where they cannot be seen.
 18-164. 
Sec. 18-164. Entering or leaving busses.
 18-165. 
Sec. 18-165. Pedestrians not to use streets except when necessary; keeping to left; soliciting rides.
 18-166. 
Sec. 18-166. Playing on streets ; roller skates, toys or other devices on wheels or runners; persons riding bicycles, etc., not to attach to vehicles.
 18-167. 
Sec. 18-167. Penalty for violating sections 18-161 to 18-166.
 18-168. 
Sec. 18-168. When vehicles to stop for pedestrians carrying white or red-tipped white cane.
 18-169. 
Sec. 18-169. Unlawful for person not blind or incapacitated to carry white or red-tipped white cane.
 18-170. 
Sec. 18-170. Penalty for violating sections 18-168 and 18-169.
 18-171. 
Sec. 18-171. Construction of sections 18-168 and 18-169; failure to use cane or guide dog not contributory negligence.
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Article IX. Automobile Graveyards.
 18-172. 
Sec. 18-172. Defined.
 18-173. 
Sec. 18-173. Fencing required in residential zones.
 18-174. 
Sec. 18-174. Burning prohibited in residential zones.
 18-175. 
Sec. 18-175. Piling contents higher than fence; permitting contents to be or remain outside fence.
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Article X. Vending in Streets from Vehicles.
 18-176. 
Sec. 18-176. Definitions.
 18-177. 
Sec. 18-177. Vehicles, subject to article.
 18-178. 
Sec. 18-178. Impeding traffic prohibited; parking, etc., prohibited except to transact business.
 18-179. 
Sec. 18-179. Stopping near schools.
 18-180. 
Sec. 18-180. Stopping prohibited on certain streets.
 18-181. 
Sec. 18-181. Regulations as to sales.
 18-182. 
Sec. 18-182. Maximum number of vehicles permitted to vend within one block.
 18-183. 
Sec. 18-183. Amber signal lights required on vehicles.
 18-184. 
Sec. 18-184. Use of noise-making devices restricted.
 18-185. 
Sec. 18-185. Refuse disposal.
 18-186. 
Sec. 18-186. Exemptions from article.
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Article XI. Highway Safety Commission.
 18-187. 
Sec. 18-187. Reestablished; composition; appointment and terms of members; meetings; duties.
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Article XII. Pedestrians.
 18-188. 
Sec. 18-188. Reserved for future legislation.
 18-189. 
Sec. 18-189. Right-of-way of pedestrians.
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CHAPTER 19.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Driving Vehicles or Trains While Under Influence of Intoxicants or Drugs.
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Article I. In General.
 19-1. 
Sec. 19-1. Abusive or profane language.
 19-2. 
Sec. 19-2. Adultery or fornication.
 19-3. 
Sec. 19-3. Repealed by Ordinance passed March 19, 1973.
 19-4. 
Sec. 19-4. Same—Defacing or tearing down.
 19-5. 
Sec. 19-5. Same — Untrue, deceptive or misleading advertising.
 19-6. 
Sec. 19-6. Same—Same—What deemed deceptive advertising.
 19-7. 
Sec. 19-7. Reserved.
 19-8. 
Sec. 19-8. Aircraft—Altitude over city.
 19-9. 
Sec. 19-9. Same—Dropping advertising matter.
 19-10. 
Sec. 19-10. Annoying or interfering with pupils of schools.
 19-11. 
Sec. 19-11. Bad checks, etc.—Issuance prohibited.
 19-12. 
Sec. 19-12. Same—Prima facie evidence of intent and knowledge.
 19-13. 
Sec. 19-13. Same—Meaning of "credit".
 19-14. 
Sec. 19-14. Same—Evidence in action for false imprisonment.
 19-15. 
Sec. 19-15. Repealed by Ordinance adopted September 18, 1972.
 19-16. 
Sec. 19-16. Carnivals and like exhibitions — Deposit to pay cost of policing.
 19-17. 
Sec. 19-17. Same—Indecent shows or illegal games—Bond.
 19-18. 
Sec. 19-18. Same—Same—Penalty; liability of surety on bond.
 19-19. 
Sec. 19-19. Reserved.
 19-20. 
Sec. 19-20. Curfew.
 19-21. 
Sec. 19-21. Dance halls.
 19-22. 
Sec. 19-22. Dangerous missiles; air guns, gravel shooters, etc.
 19-23. 
Sec. 19-23. Defrauding hotels, boardinghouses, etc.
 19-23.1. 
Sec. 19-23.1. Detectives and detective agencies—Detective review board; permits.
 19-24. 
Sec. 19-24. Disguises and masks in public.
 19-25. 
Sec. 19-25. Disorderly conduct.
 19-26. 
Sec. 19-26. Disturbing public assemblies.
 19-27. 
Sec. 19-27. Disturbing public worship.
 19-28. 
Sec. 19-28. Drunkenness.
 19-29. 
Sec. 19-29. Failure or refusal to assist officer.
 19-30. 
Sec. 19-30. Failure to deliver food or refund money where money accepted in advance.
 19-31. 
Sec. 19-31. Flying kites or playing ball in streets.
 19-32. 
Sec. 19-32. Gambling—Keeping gaming table or device.
 19-33. 
Sec. 19-33. Same—Keeping place for gaming.
 19-34. 
Sec. 19-34. Same—Betting or participating in gambling.
 19-35. 
Sec. 19-35. Same—Playing "craps".
 19-36. 
Sec. 19-36. Same—Lotteries, raffles and bingo games.
 19-37. 
Sec. 19-37. Gates—Leaving open.
 19-37.1. 
Sec. 19-37.1. Halloween—Trick or treat visitations; special curfew.
 19-38. 
Sec. 19-38. Houses of ill fame—Keeping or being inmate of houses of ill fame.
 19-39. 
Sec. 19-39. Same—Frequenting.
 19-40. 
Sec. 19-40. Same—Renting property for use as house of ill fame.
 19-41. 
Sec. 19-41. Same—Permitting use of property as house of ill fame after notice.
 19-42. 
Sec. 19-42. Imitating police whistle.
 19-43. 
Sec. 19-43. Indecent, obscene, etc., books, pictures, statuary, etc.
 19-44. 
Sec. 19-44. Indecent exposure; obscene acts, language, etc.
 19-45. 
Sec. 19-45. Injuring or defacing trees, shrubs, property, etc.
 19-45.1. 
Sec. 19-45.1. Inoperative motor vehicles — Keeping of prohibited in certain districts.
 19-46. 
Sec. 19-46. Interfering with females.
 19-47. 
Sec. 19-47. Lewd persons; street walkers.
 19-47.1. 
Sec. 19-47.1. Loitering in, obstructing, etc., streets, public places, etc.
 19-47.2. 
Sec. 19-47.2. Malicious injury to public or religious buildings or property.
 19-48. 
Sec. 19-48. Marathon dances or contests.
 19-49. 
Sec. 19-49. Medicines, salves, etc.—Sale on streets.
 19-50. 
Sec. 19-50. Merry-go-rounds, etc.
 19-51. 
Sec. 19-51. Noise, odors and fumes; disturbing others.
 19-52. 
Sec. 19-52. Occupying or using streets or public property contrary to law.
 19-53. 
Sec. 19-53. Offensive matter.
 19-54. 
Sec. 19-54. Pawnbrokers, junk and secondhand dealers—Daily records of articles pawned or bought.
 19-55. 
Sec. 19-55. Same—Reports to chief of police.
 19-56. 
Sec. 19-56. Same—Penalty; revocation of license.
 19-57. 
Sec. 19-57. Petit larceny.
 19-58. 
Sec. 19-58. Poolrooms, bowling alleys, shooting galleries, etc. — Minors in poolrooms or billiard saloons.
 19-59. 
Sec. 19-59. Same—Hours; gambling.
 19-60. 
Sec. 19-60. Prize fights.
 19-61. 
Sec. 19-61. Refrigerators, etc.—Discarded or abandoned.
 19-62. 
Sec. 19-62. Refuse matter thrown on streets or private property; dumping.
 19-63. 
Sec. 19-63. Resisting or obstructing officers, employees, etc.
 19-64. 
Sec. 19-64. Riot, rout, assault and battery, etc.
 19-65. 
Sec. 19-65. Sirens.
 19-66. 
Sec. 19-66. Slot machines —Manufacturing, keeping, etc.
 19-67. 
Sec. 19-67. Same—Definition.
 19-68. 
Sec. 19-68. Same — Seizure and destruction; forfeiture of money.
 19-69. 
Sec. 19-69. Reserved.
 19-70. 
Sec. 19-70. Smoke.
 19-71. 
Sec. 19-71. Smoking in theatres.
 19-72. 
Sec. 19-72. Soliciting trade or business on streets.
 19-73. 
Sec. 19-73. Spitting.
 19-74. 
Sec. 19-74. Sunday—Working or transacting business.
 19-75. 
Sec. 19-75. Repealed by Ordinance passed November 6, 1972.
 19-76. 
Sec. 19-76. Threatening messages.
 19-77. 
Sec. 19-77. Tobacco—Sales, etc., to minors.
 19-78. 
Sec. 19-78. Trespass.
 19-79. 
Sec. 19-79. Unlawful assemblages.
 19-80. 
Sec. 19-80. Vagrants—Persons deemed vagrants.
 19-81. 
Sec. 19-81. Same—How dealt with.
 19-82. 
Sec. 19-82. Reserved.
 19-83. 
Sec. 19-83. Weapons—Carrying concealed weapons.
 19-84. 
Sec. 19-84. Same—Shooting within city.
 19-85. 
Sec. 19-85. Same—Sales, etc., to minors.
 19-85.1. 
Sec. 19-85.1. Same—Sale of firearms, dirks or Bowie knives— Permit required.
 19-85.2. 
Sec. 19-85.2. Same—Same—Records of sales of firearms.
 19-86. 
Sec. 19-86. Weeds, etc., on vacant lots.
 19-86.1. 
Sec. 19-86.1. Weeds, shrubbery, trees and other vegetation; unlawful conditions.
 19-87. 
Sec. 19-87. Wells—Filling or covering.
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Article II. Driving Vehicles or Trains While Under Influence of Intoxicants or Drugs.
 19-88. 
Sec. 19-88. Adoption of state law.
 19-89 to 19-92. 
Secs. 19-89 to 19-92. Repealed.
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CHAPTER 20.
 20-1. 
Sec. 20-1. Where off-street parking spaces required.
 20-2. 
Sec. 20-2. Area exempt from requirements of chapter.
 19-91. 
Sec. 19-91. Penalty — Generally; subsequent offenses; prior convictions.
 19-92. 
Sec. 19-92. Same—Forfeiture of right to drive; suspension of sentence.
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CHAPTER 20.
 20-1. 
Sec. 20-1. Where off-street parking spaces required.
 20-2. 
Sec. 20-2. Area exempt from requirements of chapter.
 20-4. 
Sec. 20-4. Off-street loading spaces and parking spaces for vehicles used in operation of business.
 20-5. 
Sec. 20-5. Meaning of "adjacent area of land".
 20-6. 
Sec. 20-6. Spaces within buildings, in basements or on roofs.
 20-7. 
Sec. 20-7. Land or building used for two or more purposes.
 20-12. 
Sec. 20-12. Drainage; resistance to erosion.
 20-13. 
Sec. 20-13. Aisles; entrance and exit driveways.
 20-14. 
Sec. 20-14. Access to street or alley; dimensions of spaces; setback.
 20-15. 
Sec. 20-15. Lighting.
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CHAPTER 21.
 21-1. 
Sec. 21-1. Superintendent—Appointment.
 21-6. 
Sec. 21-6. Burial of paupers.
 21-7. 
Sec. 21-7. Charges for keeping sections or spaces in order.
 21-8. 
Sec. 21-8. Perpetual care of sections or spaces; fund.
 21-9. 
Sec. 21-9. Perpetual care cemetery commission.
 21-10. 
Sec. 21-10. Depth of graves; care in digging; notice to superintendent.
 21-11. 
Sec. 21-11. Charges for grave space and digging graves.
 21-12. 
Sec. 21-12. Care of graves of war veterans.
 21-13. 
Sec. 21-13. Keepers of cemeteries to make weekly reports.
 21-14. 
Sec. 21-14. Trespassing or destroying property in cemeteries, parks, etc.
 21-15. 
Sec. 21-15. City market created; rules and regulations.
 22. 
CHAPTER 22.
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CHAPTER 22.1.
 I. 
Article I. Administration.
 II. 
Article II. Repealed.
 III. 
Article III. Repealed.
 IV. 
Article IV. Repealed.
 V. 
Article V. General Regulations.
 VI. 
Article VI. Sewers.
 VII. 
Article VII. Repealed.
 VIII. 
Article VIII. Repealed.
 22.1-11. 
Sec. 22.1-11. Plumbing permits to be granted only to master plumbers; who may do plumbing work.
 22.1-12. 
Sec. 22.1-12. Certificate of proficiency.
 22.1-13. 
Sec. 22.1-13. When plumbing permit and inspection required.
 22.1-14. 
Sec. 22.1-14. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article II. Repealed.
 22.1-15 to 22.1-23. 
Secs. 22.1-15 to 22.1-23. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article III. Repealed.
 22.1-24 to 22.1-31. 
Secs. 22.1-24 to 22.1-31. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article IV. Repealed.
 22.1-32 to 22.1-45. 
Secs. 22.1-32 to 22.1-45. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article V. General Regulations.
 22.1-46 to 22.1-48. 
Secs. 22.1-46 to 22.1-48. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
 22.1-49. 
Sec. 22.1-49. Removal of obstructions.
 22.1-50. 
Sec. 22.1-50. Injuring sewers, manholes, etc.
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CHAPTER 24.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Charlottesville-Albemarle Regional Jail Board.
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Article I. In General.
 24-1. 
Sec. 24-1. City jail established.
 24-2. 
Sec. 24-2. Sheriff to have supervision and control of jail.
 24-3. 
Sec. 24-3. Duty to receive and retain persons committed to jail.
 24-4. 
Sec. 24-4. Committing persons to jail; release from custody.
 24-5. 
Sec. 24-5. Purchases for jail.
 24-6. 
Sec. 24-6. Health officer to inspect jail; reports to city manager.
 24-14. 
Sec. 24-14. Same — Taking out prisoners to labor.
 24-15. 
Sec. 24-15. Same — Prisoners to obey orders and work each day unless excused.
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Article II. Charlottesville-Albemarle Regional Jail Board.
 24-16. 
Sec. 24-16. Created; composition; terms of members.
 24-17. 
Sec. 24-17. Continuation of present members; vacancies; maximum number of terms.
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CHAPTER 25.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Rental Relief for the Elderly.
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Article I. In General.
 25-1. 
Sec. 25-1. Director of public welfare designated; powers and duties generally.
 25-2. 
Sec. 25-2. Superintendent of public welfare — Appointment; compensation.
 25-3. 
Sec. 25-3. Same — Powers and duties generally.
 25-13. 
Sec. 25-13. Audit and inventory in public welfare department.
 25-14. 
Sec. 25-14. Welfare advisory board.
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Article II. Rental Relief for the Elderly.
 25-15. 
Sec. 25-15. Definitions.
 25-16. 
Sec. 25-16. Purpose of article; effective date.
 25-17. 
Sec. 25-17. Qualifications for grant.
 25-18. 
Sec. 25-18. Application for grant; investigation of affidavit.
 25-19. 
Sec. 25-19. Calculation of amount of grant.
 25-20. 
Sec. 25-20. Penalty for violation of article.
 25-21. 
Sec. 25-21. Severability.
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CHAPTER 26.
 26-1. 
Sec. 26-1. Restrictions as to speed.
 26-2. 
Sec. 26-2. Placing obstructions on tracks.
 26-3. 
Sec. 26-3. Sounding locomotive whistles in city.
 26-4. 
Sec. 26-4. Ringing locomotive bell.
 20-12. 
Sec. 20-12. Drainage; resistance to erosion.
 20-13. 
Sec. 20-13. Aisles; entrance and exit driveways.
 20-14. 
Sec. 20-14. Access to street or alley; dimensions of spaces; setback.
 20-15. 
Sec. 20-15. Lighting.
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CHAPTER 21.
 21-1. 
Sec. 21-1. Superintendent—Appointment.
 21-2. 
Sec. 21-2. Same—Powers and duties generally; obstructing.
 21-3. 
Sec. 21-3. Same—Record of burials.
 21-4. 
Sec. 21-4. Mapping and selling grave spaces.
 21-5. 
Sec. 21-5. Deeds to spaces in cemeteries.
 21-6. 
Sec. 21-6. Burial of paupers.
 21-7. 
Sec. 21-7. Charges for keeping sections or spaces in order.
 21-8. 
Sec. 21-8. Perpetual care of sections or spaces; fund.
 21-9. 
Sec. 21-9. Perpetual care cemetery commission.
 21-10. 
Sec. 21-10. Depth of graves; care in digging; notice to superintendent.
 21-11. 
Sec. 21-11. Charges for grave space and digging graves.
 21-12. 
Sec. 21-12. Care of graves of war veterans.
 21-13. 
Sec. 21-13. Keepers of cemeteries to make weekly reports.
 21-14. 
Sec. 21-14. Trespassing or destroying property in cemeteries, parks, etc.
 22. 
CHAPTER 22.
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CHAPTER 22.1.
 I. 
Article I. Administration.
 II. 
Article II. Repealed.
 III. 
Article III. Repealed.
 IV. 
Article IV. Repealed.
 V. 
Article V. General Regulations.
 VI. 
Article VI. Sewers.
 VII. 
Article VII. Repealed.
 VIII. 
Article VIII. Repealed.
 IX. 
Article IX. Repealed.
 X. 
Article X. Repealed.
 XI. 
Article XI. Repealed.
 XII. 
Article XII. Repealed.
 XIII. 
Article XIII. Repealed.
 XIV. 
Article XIV. Repealed.
 XV. 
Article XV. Repealed.
 XVI. 
Article XVI. Repealed.
 XVII. 
Article XVII. Utilities.
 XVIII. 
Article XVIII. Judicial.
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Article I. Administration.
 22.1-1. 
Sec. 22.1-1. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
 22.1-1.1. 
Sec. 22.1-1.1. Adoption of Plumbing Code.
 22.1-2. 
Sec. 22.1-2. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
 22.1-2.1. 
Sec. 22.1-2.1. Amendments to Plumbing Code; filling in blanks.
 22.1-3. 
Sec. 22.1-3. Plumbing inspector—Powers and duties generally; engaging in business; obstructing inspector.
 22.1-4. 
Sec. 22.1-4. Same—Duty as to notices and certificates; records and reports; inspections generally.
 22.1-5. 
Sec. 22.1-5. Plumbing board.
 22.1-6. 
Sec. 22.1-6. Qualifications for registration as master plumber.
 22.1-7. 
Sec. 22.1-7. Bond for master plumbers or persons engaged in plumbing business.
 22.1-8. 
Sec. 22.1-8. Qualification for registration as journeyman plumber.
 22.1-9. 
Sec. 22.1-9. Re-examination of applicants for registration.
 22.1-10. 
Sec. 22.1-10. Certificates of registration for plumbers.
 22.1-11. 
Sec. 22.1-11. Plumbing permits to be granted only to master plumbers; who may do plumbing work.
 22.1-12. 
Sec. 22.1-12. Certificate of proficiency.
 22.1-13. 
Sec. 22.1-13. When plumbing permit and inspection required.
 22.1-14. 
Sec. 22.1-14. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article II. Repealed.
 22.1-15 to 22.1-23. 
Secs. 22.1-15 to 22.1-23. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article III. Repealed.
 22.1-24 to 22.1-31. 
Secs. 22.1-24 to 22.1-31. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article IV. Repealed.
 22.1-32 to 22.1-45. 
Secs. 22.1-32 to 22.1-45. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article V. General Regulations.
 22.1-46 to 22.1-48. 
Secs. 22.1-46 to 22.1-48. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
 22.1-49. 
Sec. 22.1-49. Removal of obstructions.
 22.1-50. 
Sec. 22.1-50. Injuring sewers, manholes, etc.
 22.1-51 to 22.1-56. 
Secs. 22.1-51 to 22.1-56. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article VI. Sewers.
 22.1-57. 
Sec. 22.1-57. Separate building sewers.
 22.1-58. 
Sec. 22.1-58. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
 22.1-59. 
Sec. 22.1-59. Sewers in relation to water and gas lines.
 22.1-60 to 22.1-64. 
Secs. 22.1-60 to 22.1-64. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article VII. Repealed.
 22.1-65 to 22.1-69. 
Secs. 22.1-65 to 22.1-69. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article VIII. Repealed.
 22.1-70 and 22.1-71. 
Secs. 22.1-70 and 22.1-71. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article IX. Repealed.
 22.1-72. 
Sec. 22.1-72. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article X. Repealed.
 22.1-73 to 22.1-76.1. 
Secs. 22.1-73 to 22.1-76.1. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article XI. Repealed.
 22.1-77 to 22.1-81. 
Secs. 22.1-77 to 22.1-81. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article XII. Repealed.
 22.1-82 to 22.1-95. 
Secs. 22.1-82 to 22.1-95. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article XIII. Repealed.
 22.1-96 to 22.1-121. 
Secs. 22.1-96 to 22.1-121. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article XIV. Repealed.
 22.1-122. 
Sec. 22.1-122. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article XV. Repealed.
 22.1-123. 
Sec. 22.1-123. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article XVI. Repealed.
 22.1-124 and 22.1-125. 
Secs. 22.1-124 and 22.1-125. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
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Article XVII. Utilities.
 22.1-126. 
Sec. 22.1-126. Repealed by ordinance passed 6-4-73.
 22.1-127. 
Sec. 22.1-127. Water service larger than five-eighths of an inch meter and one inch line.
 22.1-128. 
Sec. 22.1-128. Application, availability, elevation and location of sewer, water and gas services.
 22.1-129. 
Sec. 22.1-129. Sewer connections—By whom work to be done; application; charge; materials.
 22.1-130. 
Sec. 22.1-130. Same—Outside city.
 22.1-131. 
Sec. 22.1-131. Reserved.
 22.1-132. 
Sec. 22.1-132. Same—Applications where city water is not furnished.
 22.1-133. 
Sec. 22.1-133. Same—Connections to city sewer mains of sewer collector systems installed by private developers; rights of city.
 22.1-134. 
Sec. 22.1-134. Sewer charges.
 22.1-135. 
Sec. 22.1-135. Policy on water, gas and sewer line extensions.
 22.1-136. 
Sec. 22.1-136. City utility lines.
 22.1-136.1. 
Sec. 22.1-136.1 Same—Exceptions—Building between East High Street, Maple Street and 7th Street and 8th Street, N. W.
 22.1-136.2. 
Sec. 22.1-136.2. Same—Same—Church on Rugby Avenue.
 22.1-136.3. 
Sec. 22.1-136.3. Adoption of state Plumbing Code.
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Article XVIII. Judicial.
 22.1-137. 
Sec. 22.1-137. Penalty.
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CHAPTER 23.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Chief and Lieutenants.
 III. 
Article III. Policemen.
 IV. 
Article IV. Automatic Communication and Alarm Devices.
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Article I. In General.
 23-1. 
Sec. 23-1. Appointment of officers and members of force.
 23-2. 
Sec. 23-2. Under control of city manager.
 23-3. 
Sec. 23-3. Powers of policeman; oath of office.
 23-4. 
Sec. 23-4. Special police; filling vacancies; examinations.
 23-5. 
Sec. 23-5. Police to be uniformed.
 23-6. 
Sec. 23-6. Annual furloughs.
 23-7. 
Sec. 23-7. Reserved.
 23-8. 
Sec. 23-8. Responding to call of city officials.
 23-9. 
Sec. 23-9. Issuance of summons by officers; violating promise to appear.
 23-10. 
Sec. 23-10. Giving name and address to officers; false name or address.
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Article II. Chief and Lieutenants.
 23-11. 
Sec. 23-11. Chief—Powers and duties generally.
 23-12. 
Sec. 23-12. Same—Records and reports.
 23-13. 
Sec. 23-13. Same—Suspending subordinates from duty.
 23-14. 
Sec. 23-14. Same—Furnishing information to city manager.
 23-15. 
Sec. 23-15. Same—Absence or sickness.
 23-16. 
Sec. 23-16. Lieutenant—Duties generally.
 23-17. 
Sec. 23-17. Same—Visiting beats.
 23-18. 
Sec. 23-18. Same—Inspecting policemen at roll call.
 23-19. 
Sec. 23-19. Power of chief or lieutenants to accept bail.
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Article III. Policemen.
 23-20. 
Sec. 23-20. Duties generally.
 23-21. 
Sec. 23-21. Attendance, obedience to orders, etc.
 23-22. 
Sec. 23-22. Absence.
 23-23. 
Sec. 23-23. Dress on duty, badge, etc.
 23-24. 
Sec. 23-24. Presents, fees or rewards.
 23-25. 
Sec. 23-25. Property supposed to be stolen or lost; abandoned property.
 23-26. 
Sec. 23-26. Vigilance to prevent crime.
 23-27. 
Sec. 23-27. Inspection of doors, windows, etc.
 23-28. 
Sec. 23-28. Acquaintance with streets, property and persons.
 23-29. 
Sec. 23-29. Watching conduct of persons of bad character, etc.
 23-30. 
Sec. 23-30. Conduct toward offenders and prisoners.
 23-31. 
Sec. 23-31. Use of intoxicants; entering certain houses.
 23-32. 
Sec. 23-32. Deportment on duty.
 23-33. 
Sec. 23-33. Taking notice of vehicles at night.
 23-34. 
Sec. 23-34. Leaving beat.
 23-35. 
Sec. 23-35. Giving name and number.
 23-36. 
Sec. 23-36. Knowledge of rules and regulations.
 23-37. 
Sec. 23-37. Information to be reported.
 23-38. 
Sec. 23-38. Duty in plain clothes.
 23-39. 
Sec. 23-39. Reporting violation of revenue laws.
 23-40. 
Sec. 23-40. Hours of duty.
 23-41. 
Sec. 23-41. Interest in outside business.
 23-42. 
Sec. 23-42. Accountable for equipment.
 23-43. 
Sec. 23-43. Political activities.
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Article IV. Automatic Communication and Alarm Devices.
 23-44. 
Sec. 23-44. Definitions.
 23-45. 
Sec. 23-45. Consent of city prerequisites to installation—Devices connected to lines, etc., assigned to city.
 23-46. 
Sec. 23-46. Same—Devices which register alarms at city offices or police department.
 23-47. 
Sec. 23-47. Conditions for issuance of consent.
 23-48. 
Sec. 23-48. Notice of withdrawal of consent; disconnection of devices.
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CHAPTER 24.
 24-1. 
Sec. 24-1. City jail established.
 24-2. 
Sec. 24-2. Sheriff to have supervision and control of jail.
 24-3. 
Sec. 24-3. Duty to receive and retain persons committed to jail.
 24-4. 
Sec. 24-4. Committing persons to jail; release from custody.
 24-5. 
Sec. 24-5. Purchases for jail.
 24-6. 
Sec. 24-6. Health officer to inspect jail; reports to city manager.
 24-7. 
Sec. 24-7. Sick prisoners.
 24-8. 
Sec. 24-8. Credit for good conduct; credit on fine and costs.
 24-9. 
Sec. 24-9. Limitation of confinement for failure to pay fine and costs.
 24-10. 
Sec. 24-10. Work force —Establishment; control of city manager.
 24-11. 
Sec. 24-11. Same—Persons required to work.
 24-12. 
Sec. 24-12. Same—Foreman and assistant foreman—Appointment.
 24-13. 
Sec. 24-13. Same—Same—Police powers; removal from office.
 24-14. 
Sec. 24-14. Same—Taking out prisoners to labor.
 24-15. 
Sec. 24-15. Same—Prisoners to obey orders and work each day unless excused.
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CHAPTER 25.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Rental Relief for the Elderly.
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Article I. In General.
 25-1. 
Sec. 25-1. Director of public welfare designated; powers and duties generally.
 25-2. 
Sec. 25-2. Superintendent of public welfare —Appointment; compensation.
 25-3. 
Sec. 25-3. Same—Powers and duties generally.
 25-4. 
Sec. 25-4. Same—Remanding cases to district home.
 25-5. 
Sec. 25-5. Same—Accounting for city funds; incurring indebtedness beyond appropriation.
 25-6. 
Sec. 25-6. Same—Reports.
 25-7. 
Sec. 25-7. Public welfare employees.
 25-8. 
Sec. 25-8. Representative on district home board.
 25-9. 
Sec. 25-9. Providing assistance to families unable to support themselves.
 25-10. 
Sec. 25-10. Removal of poor to last place of settlement.
 25-11. 
Sec. 25-11. Aid to destitute nonresidents.
 25-12. 
Sec. 25-12. Burial of paupers.
 25-13. 
Sec. 25-13. Audit and inventory in public welfare department.
 25-14. 
Sec. 25-14. Welfare advisory board.
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CHAPTER 26.
 26-1. 
Sec. 26-1. Restrictions as to speed.
 26-2. 
Sec. 26-2. Placing obstructions on tracks.
 26-3. 
Sec. 26-3. Sounding locomotive whistles in city.
 26-4. 
Sec. 26-4. Ringing locomotive bell.
 26-5. 
Sec. 26-5. Driving in front of locomotives; getting on or off train in motion.
 26-6. 
Sec. 26-6. Loitering or trespassing upon tracks or platform.
 26-7. 
Sec. 26-7. Obstructing passage on streets; standing vehicle on track.
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CHAPTER 27.
 I. 
Article I. School Board.
 II. 
Article II. Compulsory Attendance In Schools.
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Article I. School Board.
 27-1. 
Sec. 27-1. Composition; election and terms of members.
 27-2. 
Sec. 27-2. Powers and duties.
 27-3. 
Sec. 27-3. Report of expenditures and estimate of needed funds.
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Article II. Compulsory Attendance In Schools.
 27-4. 
Sec. 27-4. Adoption of state law.
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CHAPTER 28.
 28-1. 
Sec. 28-1. Definitions.
 28-2. 
Sec. 28-2. Applicability of chapter.
 28-3. 
Sec. 28-3. Conflicting ordinances or regulations.
 28-4. 
Sec. 28-4. Permits.
 28-5. 
Sec. 28-5. Bond or insurance required for certain signs.
 28-6. 
Sec. 28-6. Prohibited signs.
 28-7. 
Sec. 28-7. Maintenance.
 28-8. 
Sec. 28-8. Removal of signs.
 28-9. 
Sec. 28-9. Signs for which permit not required.
 28-10. 
Sec. 28-10. Obstructing doors, windows or fire escapes.
 28-11. 
Sec. 28-11. Illumination; flashing signs.
 28-12. 
Sec. 28-12. Signs permitted in particular zoning districts.
 28-13. 
Sec. 28-13. Ground signs.
 28-14. 
Sec. 28-14. Wall signs.
 28-15. 
Sec. 28-15. Projecting signs.
 28-16. 
Sec. 28-16. Marquees.
 28-17. 
Sec. 28-17. Roof signs.
 28-18. 
Sec. 28-18. Billboards.
 28-19. 
Sec. 28-19. Clocks.
 28-20. 
Sec. 28-20. Traffic hazards.
 28-21. 
Sec. 28-21. Wind loads.
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CHAPTER 29.
 29-1. 
Sec. 29-1. Permits.
 29-2. 
Sec. 29-2. Physical examination of employees.
 29-3. 
Sec. 29-3. Construction and operation.
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CHAPTER 30.
 30-1. 
Sec. 30-1. Definition of "streets".
 30-2. 
Sec. 30-2. Numbering and naming streets.
 30-3. 
Sec. 30-3. House numbers—Method of numbering.
 30-4. 
Sec. 30-4. Same — Establishing; furnishing information to owners of houses.
 30-5. 
Sec. 30-5. Same—Varying from prescribed method; removing or defacing numbers.
 30-6. 
Sec. 30-6. Defacing or removing street signs, fire hydrants or monuments.
 30-7. 
Sec. 30-7. Encroachments on streets.
 30-8. 
Sec. 30-8. Grading, etc. —Plan showing elevation or lowering.
 30-9. 
Sec. 30-9. Same—Waiver of damages by property owners.
 30-10. 
Sec. 30-10. Laying sidewalks—By city upon owner's application.
 30-11. 
Sec. 30-11. Same—By property owner.
 30-12. 
Sec. 30-12. Same—By city without application.
 30-13. 
Sec. 30-13. Excavations—Permit required.
 30-14. 
Sec. 30-14. Same—Deposits; acquiescence in provisions of sections 30-13 to 30-19.
 30-15. 
Sec. 30-15. Same—Duty to prosecute work without delay.
 30-16. 
Sec. 30-16. Same—Replacing surface.
 30-17. 
Sec. 30-17. Same—Lights and barriers; responsibilities for damages caused by excavation.
 30-18. 
Sec. 30-18. Same—Taking up pavement, etc., without permit.
 30-19. 
Sec. 30-19. Same—Work done by city forces.
 30-20. 
Sec. 30-20. Exposure of water pipes in repairing, grading, etc.
 30-21. 
Sec. 30-21. Openings in sidewalks—Entrances to cellars or areaways.
 30-22. 
Sec. 30-22. Same—Coal or fuel holes.
 30-23. 
Sec. 30-23. Same—Closing except when in actual use; liability for damages.
 30-24. 
Sec. 30-24. Same—Maliciously opening.
 30-25. 
Sec. 30-25. Same—Defective covers.
 30-26. 
Sec. 30-26. Gutters on eaves projecting over sidewalks.
 30-27. 
Sec. 30-27. Drainage from lots, gutters or spouts.
 30-28. 
Sec. 30-28. Snowbreaks on buildings on street lines.
 30-29. 
Sec. 30-29. Gates and doors on street lines to open inward.
 30-30. 
Sec. 30-30. Entrances over sidewalks or drainage ditches.
 30-31. 
Sec. 30-31. Driving or riding upon sidewalk; vehicles standing upon sidewalk or intersection.
 30-32. 
Sec. 30-32. Use of bicycles on sidewalks.
 30-33. 
Sec. 30-33. Bicycle racks on sidewalks.
 30-34. 
Sec. 30-34. Backing vehicles up to sidewalks.
 30-35. 
Sec. 30-35. Obstructions—Regulations generally.
 30-36. 
Sec. 30-36. Same—Removal.
 30-37. 
Sec. 30-37. Barriers and lights to warn against danger.
 30-38. 
Sec. 30-38. Stopping travel on streets; interfering with barricades, etc.
 30-39. 
Sec. 30-39. Retaining walls for earth embankments.
 30-40. 
Sec. 30-40. Sidewalks in front of premises to be kept clean.
 30-41. 
Sec. 30-41. Removal of snow, sleet and ice.
 30-42. 
Sec. 30-42. Transporting coal over or about sidewalks.
 30-43. 
Sec. 30-43. Planting shade trees.
 30-44. 
Sec. 30-44. Coasting, snowballing, etc.
 30-45. 
Sec. 30-45. Permit to install storm water drainage pipe.
 30-46. 
Sec. 30-46. Flagpoles; parades or processions.
 30-47. 
Sec. 30-47. Auction sales in streets.
 30-48. 
Sec. 30-48. Private alleys.
 30-49. 
Sec. 30-49. Barbed-wire fences along streets or sidewalks.
 30-50. 
Sec. 30-50. Holes, depressions, etc., upon lots below grade of street.
 30-51. 
Sec. 30-51. Repairing or testing machinery in streets.
 30-52. 
Sec. 30-52. Open ditches to be reported to fire department.
 30-53. 
Sec. 30-53. Throwing fruit peels, etc., on sidewalks.
 30-54. 
Sec. 30-54. Hauling earth, garbage, etc., over streets.
 30-55. 
Sec. 30-55. Deposit of ice and snow on public rights of way.
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CHAPTER 31.
 31-1. 
Sec. 31-1. "Swimming pool" defined.
 31-2. 
Sec. 31-2. Permits—Required; applications; granting.
 31-3. 
Sec. 31-3. Same—Revocation.
 31-4. 
Sec. 31-4. Inspections by health officer; publishing reports.
 31-5. 
Sec. 31-5. Supervision by trained operator required.
 31-6. 
Sec. 31-6. Presence of swimming instructor or attendant required; authority.
 31-7. 
Sec. 31-7. Solo bathing prohibited.
 31-8. 
Sec. 31-8. Entrance of persons when pool empty.
 31-9. 
Sec. 31-9. Lining of floors and walls.
 31-10. 
Sec. 31-10. Slope of floor; minimum depth at deep end; marking depth.
 31-11. 
Sec. 31-11. Scum gutters.
 31-12. 
Sec. 31-12. Steps and ladders.
 31-13. 
Sec. 31-13. Runways.
 31-14. 
Sec. 31-14. Location of inlet and outlet pipes.
 31-15. 
Sec. 31-15. Size of pool.
 31-16. 
Sec. 31-16. Toilet facilities.
 31-17. 
Sec. 31-17. Showers.
 31-18. 
Sec. 31-18. Artificial lighting facilities.
 31-19. 
Sec. 31-19. Ventilation.
 31-20. 
Sec. 31-20. Required temperature for pool room, dressing rooms, etc.
 31-21. 
Sec. 31-21. Dressing room floors.
 31-22. 
Sec. 31-22. Construction and height of diving boards and platforms.
 31-23. 
Sec. 31-23. Water—Approval of source and method of purification.
 31-24. 
Sec. 31-24. Same—Chlorinating.
 31-25. 
Sec. 31-25. Same—Clearness.
 31-26. 
Sec. 31-26. Same—Required temperature.
 31-27. 
Sec. 31-27. Same—Purity.
 31-28. 
Sec. 31-28. Same—Frequency of changing.
 31-29. 
Sec. 31-29. Same—Frequency of disinfection.
 31-30. 
Sec. 31-30. Same—Tests for excess chlorine.
 31-31. 
Sec. 31-31. Same—Tests for acidity and alkalinity.
 31-32. 
Sec. 31-32. Bathers to take cleansing baths.
 31-33. 
Sec. 31-33. Suits and towels.
 31-34. 
Sec. 31-34. Spitting, blowing nose, etc., in pool.
 31-35. 
Sec. 31-35. Excluding persons with communicable diseases.
 31-36. 
Sec. 31-36. Instructing and warning bathers.
 31-37. 
Sec. 31-37. Rough play, etc., prohibited.
 31-38. 
Sec. 31-38. Operating record required; matters to be recorded.
 31-39. 
Sec. 31-39. Placards to be posted.
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CHAPTER 32.
 32-1. 
Sec. 32-1. Inspecting and maintaining in safe condition.
 32-2. 
Sec. 32-2. Registration of vehicles; posting registration card; fees.
 32-3. 
Sec. 32-3. Registration of drivers; posting registration card and photograph; fees.
 32-4. 
Sec. 32-4. Bond or insurance required of operators.
 32-5. 
Sec. 32-5. Rates to be charged by taxis; meters; failure to pay fare.
 32-6. 
Sec. 32-6. Carrying several passengers to different destinations.
 32-7. 
Sec. 32-7. Acceptance of additional passengers.
 32-8. 
Sec. 32-8. Restriction on number of passengers.
 32-9. 
Sec. 32-9. Refusal to carry orderly passengers.
 32-10. 
Sec. 32-10. Restriction on passengers in driver's compartment.
 32-11. 
Sec. 32-11. Deception of passengers.
 32-12. 
Sec. 32-12. Compliance with lawful requests of passengers.
 32-13. 
Sec. 32-13. Use of vehicle for unlawful purposes.
 32-14. 
Sec. 32-14. Drivers to be clean and neat.
 32-15. 
Sec. 32-15. Smoking and offensive use of tobacco.
 32-16. 
Sec. 32-16. Cabs to be attended by drivers.
 32-17. 
Sec. 32-17. Excessive noise.
 32-18. 
Sec. 32-18. How passengers to enter or leave.
 32-19. 
Sec. 32-19. Fare receipt.
 32-20. 
Sec. 32-20. Loading and unloading.
 32-21. 
Sec. 32-21. Nonpaying passengers.
 32-22. 
Sec. 32-22. Alcohol and narcotics.
 32-23. 
Sec. 32-23. Length of driver's working day.
 32-24. 
Sec. 32-24. Stands.
 32-25. 
Sec. 32-25. Compliance with laws and ordinances.
 32-26. 
Sec. 32-26. Additional rules, etc.
 32-27. 
Sec. 32-27. Equipment; appearance, construction and maintenance.
 32-28. 
Sec. 32-28. Violations.
 32-29. 
Sec. 32-29. Appeals.
 32-30. 
Sec. 32-30. Permit required for operation of ambulance service.
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CHAPTER 33.
 33-1. 
Sec. 33-1. Definitions.
 33-2. 
Sec. 33-2. Permits for trailers; location, etc.
 33-3. 
Sec. 33-3. Trailer court permit.
 33-4. 
Sec. 33-4. Limitations on rights conveyed by permits.
 33-5. 
Sec. 33-5. Site requirements for trailer courts.
 33-6. 
Sec. 33-6. Water supply at trailer court.
 33-7. 
Sec. 33-7. Service building required for each court.
 33-8. 
Sec. 33-8. Management of trailer court.
 33-9. 
Sec. 33-9. Applicability of plumbing, electrical and building regulations.
 33-10. 
Sec. 33-10. Enforcement of chapter; right of entry.
 34. 
CHAPTER 34.
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CHAPTER 35.
 35-1. 
Sec. 35-1. Application for service; deposits; making connections and installing meters; temporary connection; charge for turning on water.
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Sec. 35-2. Rates.
  
Consumers inside city.
  
Consumers outside city.
  
Special contracts.
 35-3. 
Sec. 35-3. Charge when meter fails to register.
 35-4. 
Sec. 35-4. When bills payable.
 35-5. 
Sec. 35-5. Cutting off service for nonpayment of bills.
 35-6. 
Sec. 35-6. Charge for connecting after water cut off for nonpayment.
 35-7. 
Sec. 35-7. Complaints against water bills; testing meters.
 35-8. 
Sec. 35-8. Authority to furnish to consumers outside city; connecting charge; contract.
 35-9. 
Sec. 35-9. Unauthorized persons turning water on or off, etc.
 35-10. 
Sec. 35-10. Opening fire hydrants.
 35-11. 
Sec. 35-11. Steam boilers taking water directly from service pipe.
 35-12. 
Sec. 35-12. Classification of premises; consumer may have more than one connection and meter.
 35-13. 
Sec. 35-13. Obstructing access to meters.
 35-14. 
Sec. 35-14. Taps on raw water line.
 35-15. 
Sec. 35-15. Wrongful connections.
 35-16. 
Sec. 35-16. Use of water from another's premises.
 35-17. 
Sec. 35-17. Defacing or injuring waterworks, obstructing fixtures, wasting water, etc.
 35-18. 
Sec. 35-18. Right of access to premises supplied with water.
 35-19. 
Sec. 35-19. Inspection, maintenance and use of pipe lines laid by property owners.
 35-20. 
Sec. 35-20. Covering and location of service lines to houses.
 35-21. 
Sec. 35-21. Air conditioning or refrigeration systems.
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CHAPTER 36.
 36-1. 
Sec. 36-1. Appointment of city sealer; compensation.
 36-2. 
Sec. 36-2. Powers and duties of sealer generally.
 36-3. 
Sec. 36-3. Sealer's records and reports.
 36-4. 
Sec. 36-4. Procuring and keeping set of weights and measures.
 36-5. 
Sec. 36-5. Sealing or marking weights and measures.
 36-6. 
Sec. 36-6. Condemnation and destruction of incorrect weights and measures; condemnation for repairs; rejected weights and measures.
 36-7. 
Sec. 36-7. Police powers of sealer generally; seizure for use as evidence of certain weights, measures, etc.
 36-8. 
Sec. 36-8. Hindering or obstructing city sealer.
 36-9. 
Sec. 36-9. Miscellaneous offenses in regard to weights and measures.
 36-10. 
Sec. 36-10. Sale or delivery of solid fuel — Registration of dealers.
 36-11. 
Sec. 36-11. Same—Delivery tickets.
 36-12. 
Sec. 36-12. Same—Weights taken and attested by city sealer.

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APPENDIX I.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Definitions.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Plat required; conflict with other regulations.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Standards of design.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Minimum improvements required.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Preliminary plat.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Final plat.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Approval and recordation of plats; public notice of review.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Appeal from disapproval of plat.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Variations.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Enforcement.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Changes and amendments.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Partial invalidity.
 12.1. 
Sec. 12.1. Vacation of certain plats.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Effective date.
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APPENDIX II.
 I. 
Article I. Purpose.
 II. 
Article II. Definitions.
 III. 
Article III. Districts Generally.
 IV. 
Article IV. R-1 Residential Districts.
 V. 
Article V. R-2 Residential Districts.
 VI. 
Article VI. R-3 Multiple-Dwelling Districts.
 VII. 
Article VII. B Office-Shop Districts.
 VIII. 
Article VIII. B-1 Business Districts.
 IX. 
Article IX. B-2 Business Districts.
 X. 
Article X. B-3 Business Districts.
 X-A. 
Article X-A. B-4 Business Districts.
 X-B. 
Article X-B. Permitted Higher Density with Special Permit.
 XI. 
Article XI. M-1 Restricted Industrial Districts.
 XII. 
Article XII. M-2 Industrial Districts.
 XII-A. 
Article XII-A. Flood Plain Districts.
 XIII. 
Article XIII. Exceptions and Modifications.
 XIV. 
Article XIV. Building Lines.
 XV. 
Article XV. Nonconforming Uses.
 XVI. 
Article XVI. Board of Zoning Appeals.
 XVII. 
Article XVII. Administration.
 XVIII. 
Article XVIII. Interpretation, Purpose and Conflict.
 XIX. 
Article XIX. Amendments and Changes.
 XX. 
Article XX. Violations.
 XXI. 
Article XXI. Validity.
 XXII. 
Article XXII. Conflicting Provisions Repealed.
 XXIII. 
Article XXIII. Effective Date.
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Article I. Purpose.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Statement of purpose.
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Article II. Definitions.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Terms and words defined.
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Article III. Districts Generally.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Division of city into districts; enumeration.
 4. 
Sec. 4. District map.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Annexed territory.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Vacation of street, alley, etc.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Use, height, area, yards, etc., generally.
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Article IV. R-1 Residential Districts.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Regulations generally.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Use regulations.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Height regulations.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Area regulations.
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Article V. R-2 Residential Districts.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Regulations generally.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Use regulations.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Height regulations.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Area regulations.
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Article VI. R-3 Multiple-Dwelling Districts.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Regulations generally.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Use regulations.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Height regulations.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Area regulations.
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Article VII. B Office-Shop Districts.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Regulations generally.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Use regulations.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Height regulations.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Area regulations.
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Article VIII. B-1 Business District.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Regulations generally.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Use regulations.
 26. 
Sec. 26. Height regulations.
 27. 
Sec. 27. Area regulations.
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Article IX. B-2 Business Districts.
 28. 
Sec. 28. Regulations generally.
 29. 
Sec. 29. Use regulations.
 30. 
Sec. 30. Height regulations.
 31. 
Sec. 31. Area regulations.
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Article X. B-3 Business Districts.
 32. 
Sec. 32. Regulations generally.
 33. 
Sec. 33. Use regulations.
 34. 
Sec. 34. Height regulations.
 35. 
Sec. 35. Area regulations.
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Article X-A. B-4 Business Districts.
 35A. 
Sec. 35A. Regulations generally.
 35B. 
Sec. 35B. Use regulations.
 35C. 
Sec. 35C. Height regulations.
 35D. 
Sec. 35D. Area regulations.
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Article X-B. Permitted Higher Density with Special Permit.
 35E. 
Sec. 35E. Applicability.
 35F. 
Sec. 35F. Purpose and intent.
 35G. 
Sec. 35G. Specific standards to apply only to units over and above those allowed in given zone.
 35H. 
Sec. 35H. Procedures.
 35I. 
Sec. 35I. Violations.
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Article XI. M-1 Restricted Industrial Districts.
 36. 
Sec. 36. Regulations generally.
 37. 
Sec. 37. Use regulations.
 38. 
Sec. 38. Height regulations.
 39. 
Sec. 39. Area regulations.
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Article XII. M-2 Industrial Districts.
 40. 
Sec. 40. Regulations generally.
 41. 
Sec. 41. Use regulations.
 42. 
Sec. 42. Height regulations.
 43. 
Sec. 43. Area regulations.
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Article XII-A. Flood Plain Districts.
 43A. 
Sec. 43A. Regulations generally; amendment of zoning map; purposes.
 43B. 
Sec. 43B. Definitions.
 43C. 
Sec. 43C. Use regulations.
 43D. 
Sec. 43D. Uses permitted subject to site plan review.
 43E. 
Sec. 43E. Discontinuance of uses.
 43F. 
Sec. 43F. Documents to be available for public inspection.
 43G. 
Sec. 43G. Warning and disclaimer of liability.
 43H. 
Sec. 43H. Appeals.
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Article XIII. Exceptions and Modifications.
 44. 
Sec. 44. Height of chimneys, church steeples, towers, etc.
 45. 
Sec. 45. Accessory buildings—Generally.
 46. 
Sec. 46. Same—Time of construction; use as dwelling.
 47. 
Sec. 47. Yards to be unobstructed.
 48. 
Sec. 48. Occupancy of basement or cellar.
 49. 
Sec. 49. Permitted projections into rear yard.
 50. 
Sec. 50. Permitted projections into front yard.
 51. 
Sec. 51. Other permitted projections.
 52. 
Sec. 52. Two or more main buildings on one lot or tract.
 53. 
Sec. 53. Side yards for dwelling units above commercial buildings.
 54. 
Sec. 54. Width of side yards between commercial structures.
 55. 
Sec. 55. Front yard adjustments.
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Article XIV. Building Lines.
 56. 
Sec. 56. Building setback line on certain streets.
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Article XV. Nonconforming Uses.
 57. 
Sec. 57. Repealed.
 58. 
Sec. 58. Continuance of nonconforming use of building.
 59. 
Sec. 59. Restoration or completion of damaged or incomplete nonconforming buildings.
 60. 
Sec. 60. Temporary discontinuance of nonconforming use.
 61. 
Sec. 61. Enlargement, etc., of nonconforming building or premises.
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Article XVI. Board of Zoning Appeals.
 62. 
Sec. 62. Composition; appointment and removal; terms; vacancies; officers; quorum.
 63. 
Sec. 63. Rules; meetings; records.
 64. 
Sec. 64. By whom and how appeals taken; fee.
 65. 
Sec. 65. Stay of proceedings.
 66. 
Sec. 66. Hearing of appeal.
 67. 
Sec. 67. Powers of board generally; variances and exceptions.
 68. 
Sec. 68. Judicial review of decisions of board.
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Article XVII. Administration.
 69. 
Sec. 69. Duties of building official generally.
 70. 
Sec. 70. Records of building official; reports; assistance from other officials.
 71. 
Sec. 71. Permits.
 72. 
Sec. 72. Certificates of occupancy.
 72A. 
Sec. 72A. Site plan review.
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Article XVIII. Interpretation, Purpose and Conflict.
 73. 
Sec. 73. Minimum requirements; effect on other ordinances, etc.
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Article XIX. Amendments and Changes.
 74. 
Sec. 74. Power of council generally.
 75. 
Sec. 75. Initiation of change.
 76. 
Sec. 76. Procedure.
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Article XX. Violations.
 77. 
Sec. 77. Penalty; order to conform.
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Article XXI. Validity.
 78. 
Sec. 78. Severability.
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Article XXII. Conflicting Provisions Repealed.
 79. 
Sec. 79. Repeal of conflicting ordinances.
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Article XXIII. Effective Date.
 80. 
Sec. 80. When ordinance and map effective.
  
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CHAPTER 25.

Public Welfare.

Article I. In General.

§ 25-1. Director of public welfare designated; powers and duties generally.

§ 25-2. Superintendent of public welfare — Appointment; compensation.

§ 25-3. Same — Powers and duties generally.

§ 25-4. Same — Remanding cases to district home.

§ 25-5. Same — Accounting for city funds; incurring indebtedness beyond
appropriation.

§ 25-6. Same — Reports.

§ 25-7. Public welfare employees.

§ 25-8. Representative on district home board.

§ 25-9. Providing assistance to families unable to support themselves.

§ 25-10. Removal of poor to last place of settlement.

§ 25-11. Aid to destitute nonresidents.

§ 25-12. Burial of paupers.

§ 25-13. Audit and inventory in public welfare department.

§ 25-14. Welfare advisory board.

Article II. Rental Relief for the Elderly.

§ 25-15. Definitions.

§ 25-16. Purpose of article; effective date.

§ 25-17. Qualifications for grant.

§ 25-18. Application for grant; investigation of affidavit.

§ 25-19. Calculation of amount of grant.

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§ 25-20. Penalty for violation of article.

§ 25-21. Severability.

Article I. In General.

Sec. 25-1. Director of public welfare designated; powers and
duties generally.[365]

The department of public welfare shall be under the control and
supervision of the city manager, who is hereby designated as
director of public welfare. Such director shall exercise all powers
and perform all duties conferred upon and required of local
welfare boards by state law, ordinance or otherwise. (Code 1959, §
25-1.)

 
[365]

For state law as to local boards of public welfare, see Code of Va., § 63.1-38 et
seq.

Sec. 25-2. Superintendent of public welfare[366] — Appointment;
compensation.

The director of public welfare, subject to the approval of the
city council, shall appoint a superintendent of public welfare who
shall hold office at the pleasure of the director of public welfare
and shall receive such compensation as may be fixed by the city
council. (Code 1959, § 25-2.)

 
[366]

For state law as to local superintendents, see Code of Va., § 63.1-59 et seq.

Sec. 25-3. Same — Powers and duties generally.

The superintendent of public welfare, subject to the approval of
the director of public welfare, shall have control and direction of
the public charities of the city, and shall see that those persons
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welfare, when, in the opinion of the superintendent, the estate
of the deceased is not sufficient to pay the expenses of
burial. Such burial shall in all cases be in the pauper section
of the cemetery. The expense incurred in the burial shall be
charged against the appropriation for public welfare. (Code
1959, § 25-12.)

Sec. 25-13. Audit and inventory in public welfare department.

The director of finance shall, annually, or as often as he
may deem necessary, audit the accounts and inventory the
property in the custody of the superintendent of public welfare
and shall require the person receiving and expending the
funds for public welfare to keep account of all receipts and
purchases in such manner as the director of finance may prescribe.
A report of such annual audit and inventory shall be
made to the city council not later than the thirtieth day of
September in each year. (Code 1959, § 25-13.)

Sec. 25-14. Welfare advisory board.

There is hereby created a welfare advisory board for the
city, which shall consist of five members, one of whom shall
be a member of the city council. The members of the board
shall be appointed by the mayor for terms of one year, expiring
on July 1 of each year, and shall serve without compensation.
The board shall act in an advisory capacity only and
shall advise the director of public welfare and the superintendent
of public welfare with respect to the merits of any
cases which may be referred to it by the director or superintendent
and may also on its own motion make recommendations
to the director of public welfare and the superintendent
of public welfare with respect to individual cases or general
policies. (Code 1959, § 25-14.)

Article II. Rental Relief for the Elderly.

Sec. 25-15. Definitions.

For the purposes of this article the following words and
phrases shall have the meanings respectively ascribed to

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them by this section, unless another meaning shall clearly
appear from the context:

Affidavit. The rental relief grant affidavit.

Dwelling. The full-time residence of the person or persons
applying for a grant.

Grant. The financial assistance payment allowable to a
qualifying elderly person pursuant to the requirements of
this article.

Grant year. The calendar year for which a grant is sought.

Rent. The monetary consideration paid for the right to
occupy the dwelling unit.

Tenant. One residing in a dwelling by virtue of a leasehold
interest, for which rent is paid. (3-19-73.)

Sec. 25-16. Purpose of article; effective date.

It is hereby declared to be the purpose of this article to
provide for the payment of grants to qualified tenants residing
the city who are not less than sixty-five years of age and
who are otherwise eligible according to the provisions of this
article. The city council finds and declares that persons qualifying
for such grants are deemed to bear an extraordinary
burden in rent costs, and thereby indirectly an extraordinary
real estate tax burden, in relation to their income and financial
worth. Such persons are deemed thus to qualify for
general relief as provided in section 63.1-106 of the Code of
Virginia, which general relief shall be in the form of the
grants provided pursuant to this article. This article shall be
effective, as of the date of adoption of this article,[367] to provide
for such grants for the grant year 1972 and subsequent
grant years. The amount of the grant to be paid in 1973 shall
be determined on the basis of rents paid and income earned
during the grant year 1972. (3-19-73.)

 
[367]

The ordinance from which this article derives was adopted March
19, 1973.

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Sec. 25-17. Qualifications for grant.

Grants pursuant to this article shall be made to persons
complying with the following provisions:

(a) The applicant has paid rent for his dwelling within the city
during the grant year and was a resident of the city on December
31 of the grant year.

(b) The applicant, or his or her spouse if they reside together, is
sixty-five years of age or older as of December 31 of the grant
year.

(c) The dwelling for which the rental relief grant is sought was
occupied as of December 31 of the grant year as the sole dwelling
place of the applicant.

(d) The gross combined income during the grant year from all
sources of such applicant and of all relatives of the applicant
living in such dwelling does not exceed the sum of seven thousand
five hundred dollars; provided, that the first two thousand
five hundred dollars of income of each relative other than spouse
of such applicant who is living in such dwelling shall be excluded
from such total. If the applicant has been a resident of the city for
less than the full grant year, the gross combined income for such
year and the maximum allowable income shall be prorated for the
period of actual residency.

(e) The net combined financial worth of such applicant and
relatives of such applicant living in such dwelling as of December
31 of the grant year does not exceed twenty thousand dollars. Net
combined financial worth shall include all assets, including
equitable interests. (3-19-73; 8-20-73, § 1.)

This article shall be in effect for the grant year 1974
and subsequent grant years.

Sec. 25-18. Application for grant; investigation of affidavit.

(a) Annually, and not later than May 1 of the year following
the grant year, the person claiming a grant shall file with the
commissioner of the revenue of the city, a rental relief grant
affidavit.

(b) The affidavit shall set forth the names of the related
persons occupying the dwelling for which rental relief is claimed,
and the total combined net worth and gross combined income as

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defined in this article, together with the amount of rent paid for
such dwelling during the grant year. The form of such affidavit
shall be determined by the commissioner of the revenue and
approved by the city manager and shall contain such other
information as may be necessary adequately to determine
compliance with section 25-17. In addition the commissioner may
make such further inquiry of applicants, requiring answers under
oath and the production of certified tax returns, as may be
reasonably necessary to determine eligibility for a grant.

(c) The commissioner, after audit and investigation of such
affidavits, shall certify a list of the persons qualifying for grants
and the amounts thereof to the director of finance and the city
treasurer who shall pay forthwith to each applicant the amount of
the grant for which he is eligible as determined pursuant to
section 25-19. (3-19-73.)

Sec. 25-19. Calculation of amount of grant.

For qualifying applicants, the amount of the grant shall be
twenty-five percent of the amount determined by subtracting
twenty-four percent of gross combined income as defined by
section 25-17 (d), from the actual amount of rent paid, or eighteen
hundred dollars, whichever is less. If the applicant was a resident
of the city for less than the full grant year, the actual rent paid or
maximum rent allowable shall be prorated for the period of actual
residency. (3-19-73.)

Sec. 25-20. Penalty for violation of article.

Any person or persons falsely claiming a grant under this
article shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof, shall be fined not less than fifty nor more than five
hundred dollars for each offense. (3-19-73.)

Sec. 25-21. Severability.

The provisions of this article are hereby declared to be
severable. If any section, subsection, clause or phrase thereof

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shall be held to be unconstitutional or void, such holding shall
not be deemed to affect the validity of the remaining portions
of the article. (3-19-73.)

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