Hallandale Beach City Zoning Code
Complete index of all zoning chapters, sections, and subsections
PART I
CHARTER
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - POWERS OF THE CITY
- ARTICLE II. - CORPORATE LIMITS[2]
- ARTICLE III. - CITY COMMISSION
- DIVISION 1: - ELECTION AND QUALIFICATIONS
- DIVISION 2: - POWERS AND DUTIES
- DIVISION 3: - VACANCIES
- ARTICLE IV. - ELECTIONS AND REFERENDUMS
- DIVISION 1: - REGULAR AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS
- DIVISION 2: - REFERENDUM AND INITIATIVE
- DIVISION 3: - RECALL
- ARTICLE V. - ADMINISTRATION
- DIVISION 1: - ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
- DIVISION 2: - FINANCIAL PROCEDURES AND AUDIT
- DIVISION 3: - PERSONNEL SYSTEM
- ARTICLE VI. - OFFICERS
- DIVISION 1: - CITY ATTORNEY
- DIVISION 2: - CITY CLERK
- DIVISION 3: - CITY MANAGER
- DIVISION 4: - INTERNAL AUDITOR
- ARTICLE VII. - OFFICIAL CONDUCT
- ARTICLE VIII. - CHARTER AMENDMENTS[3]
- ARTICLE IX. - TRANSITION SCHEDULE
CHAPTER 1
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 1-1. - How Code designated and cited.
- Sec. 1-2. - Definitions and rules of construction.
- Sec. 1-3. - Catchlines of sections.
- Sec. 1-4. - Effect of repeal of ordinances.
- Sec. 1-5. - Severability of parts of Code.
- Sec. 1-6. - Supplementation of Code.
- Sec. 1-7. - Altering Code.
- Sec. 1-8. - General penalty; continuing violations.
- ARTICLE II. - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER 2
ADMINISTRATION
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL[2]
- Sec. 2-1. - Adoption of corporate seal, logo, and taglines; restrictions on use and penalties.
- Sec. 2-2. - Administrative code.
- Sec. 2-3. - Lobbyists; registration and disclosure; enforcement.
- Sec. 2-4. - City manager authority to execute contracts.
- Sec. 2-7. - Paid parental leave.
- Sec. 2-10. - Donations to the city.
- Sec. 2-11. - Donations of artwork to the city.
- ARTICLE II. - CITY COMMISSION
- Sec. 2-31. - Compensation and expenses.
- Sec. 2-32. - Boards.
- Sec. 2-33. - Meeting time and place as prescribed.
- Sec. 2-34. - Procedure and meetings.
- Sec. 2-35. - Referring matters to committees.
- Sec. 2-36. - Adopting, suspending, repealing or amending rules.
- Sec. 2-37. - Punishing absent members; expelling disorderly member; compelling attendance; enforcing protocol.
- Sec. 2-38. - Agenda preparation.
- Sec. 2-39. - Police and firefighters' board of trustees.
- ARTICLE III. - BOARDS, COMMITTEES, DISTRICTS AND AUTHORITIES[3]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERAL POLICIES FOR ADVISORY BOARDS AND COMMITTEES[4]
- Sec. 2-71. - Appointment of members; qualifications; vote of commission.
- Sec. 2-72. - Terms; reappointment.
- Sec. 2-73. - Election of officers.
- Sec. 2-74. - Administration of boards and committees.
- Sec. 2-75. - Attendance of board members and alternate board members.
- Sec. 2-76. - Ad hoc committees.
- Sec. 2-77. - Exclusions.
- Sec. 2-78. - Issuance of subpoenas by boards and agencies; enforcement of subpoena by court.
- DIVISION 2. - ADVISORY BOARDS AND COMMITTEES[5]
- Sec. 2-101. - Reserved.
- Sec. 2-102. - Planning and zoning board.
- Sec. 2-103. - Parks and recreation advisory board.
- Sec. 2-104. - Public transportation, traffic and parking advisory board.
- Sec. 2-105. - Reserved.
- Sec. 2-106. - Reserved.
- Sec. 2-107. - Sustainability, beach preservation, and flood mitigation advisory board.
- Sec. 2-108. - Reserved.
- Sec. 2-109. - Reserved.
- DIVISION 3. - NUISANCE ABATEMENT BOARD[6]
- DIVISION 4. - RESERVED[7]
- DIVISION 5. - RESERVED[8]
- DIVISION 6. - RESERVED[9]
- DIVISION 7. - RESERVED[10]
- DIVISION 8. - RESERVED[11]
- DIVISION 9. - RESERVED[12]
- DIVISION 10. - RESERVED[13]
- DIVISION 11. - RESERVED[14]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERAL POLICIES FOR ADVISORY BOARDS AND COMMITTEES[4]
- ARTICLE IV. - OFFICES AND DEPARTMENTS
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - SPECIFIC DEPARTMENTS[15]
- DIVISION 3. - CITY ATTORNEY[16]
- DIVISION 4. - CITY CLERK
- ARTICLE V. - PUBLIC RECORDS[17]
- Sec. 2-431. - Survey of records by departments.
- Sec. 2-432. - Destruction or other disposition of records by city clerk with approval of records retention committee.
- Sec. 2-433. - Certificate of destruction or other disposition by witness.
- Sec. 2-434. - Scheduling procedures and retention periods.
- Sec. 2-435. - Microfilming of records.
- ARTICLE VI. - CODE OF ETHICS
- Sec. 2-436. - Definitions.
- Sec. 2-437. - Prohibition on participation on items of personal, financial, or organizational interest.
- Sec. 2-438. - Disclosure on items of personal, financial, or organizational interests.
- Sec. 2-439. - Use and disclosure of information prohibited.
- Sec. 2-440. - Contract-related disclosure required.
CHAPTER 3
AMBULANCES1
Sections
- Sec. 3-1.- Applicability of chapter; definition.
- Sec. 3-2. - Compliance with chapter prerequisite to operation.
- Sec. 3-3. - Licensed as required by state law; permitted uses.
- Sec. 3-4. - Disqualification of operator.
- Sec. 3-5. - Certificate of public convenience and necessity required; application; hearing; issuance; denial; form; transfer.
- Sec. 3-6. - Revocation or suspension of certificate of public convenience and necessity.
- Sec. 3-7. - Rates; regulatory body.
- Sec. 3-8. - Compliance; rate schedule on file.
- Sec. 3-9. - Transportation of deceased persons.
- Sec. 3-10. - Insurance.
- Sec. 3-11. - Lettering of vehicle.
- Sec. 3-12. - Attendants.
- Sec. 3-13. - Radio; telephone service.
- Sec. 3-14. - Logs.
- Sec. 3-15. - Compliance with traffic laws; speed limit.
- Sec. 3-16. - Exits from patient compartment.
- Sec. 3-17. - Required equipment.
- Sec. 3-18. - Vehicle inspection; safety of equipment.
- Sec. 3-19. - Emergency medical service rate.
CHAPTER 4
AIRCRAFT AND AIRPORTS1
Sections
- Sec. 4-1.- Definitions.
- Sec. 4-2. - Compliance with federal and state regulations required.
- Sec. 4-3. - Certificates required.
- Sec. 4-4. - Lights and equipment.
- Sec. 4-5. - Unnecessary noise.
- Sec. 4-6. - Advertising; type of aircraft from which permitted.
- Sec. 4-7. - Attaching advertising material.
- Sec. 4-8. - Loudspeakers; noise used to advertise.
- Sec. 4-9. - Permit for exhibition flights.
- Sec. 4-10. - Dropping objects or substances.
- Sec. 4-11. - Acrobatic flying.
- Sec. 4-12. - Permissible landing.
- Sec. 4-13. - Minimum elevation.
- Sec. 4-14. - Landing fields, pads or places.
CHAPTER 5
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES1
Sections
- Sec. 5-1.- Definitions.
- Sec. 5-2. - Limitation on place of sale of beverages.
- Sec. 5-3. - Annual approval of establishments for zoning; hours of closing.
- Sec. 5-4. - Closing hours specified; special permit; fees.
- Sec. 5-5. - Exclusion of patrons.
- Sec. 5-6. - Distances between businesses and from schools, places of worship and public parks.
- Sec. 5-7. - Creation of noise on licensed premises.
- Sec. 5-8. - Drinking on public property.
- Sec. 5-9. - Nightclub licenses; issuance and renewal.
CHAPTER 6
ANIMALS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 6-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 6-1.1. - Dogs shall be restrained.
- Sec. 6-1.2. - Dangerous dogs—Determination and requirements.
- Sec. 6-1.3. - Same—Violations.
- Sec. 6-2. - Keeping dangerous animals prohibited; exceptions.
- Sec. 6-3. - Keeping cattle, horses or poultry prohibited; exceptions.
- Sec. 6-3.1. - General regulations and conditions for keeping of backyard chickens.
- Sec. 6-4. - Permitting dangerous animals, cattle, swine or poultry to run at large prohibited.
- Sec. 6-5. - Animals not permitted in public parks or on beaches; exceptions.
- Sec. 6-6. - Running at large prohibited.
- Sec. 6-7. - Impoundment of animals in violation of chapter.
- Sec. 6-8. - Enforcement.
- Sec. 6-9. - Prohibited activities.
- Sec. 6-10. - Standards for new development.
- Sec. 6-11. - Standards for existing development.
- Sec. 6-12. - Retail sale of dogs and cats.
- DIVISION 2. - ASSISTANCE TO SERVICE ANIMALS
- DIVISION 3. - TRADE OF FUR PRODUCTS
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE II. - NUISANCES
- ARTICLE III. - ANIMAL CARE
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - KEEPING OF ANIMALS AS A COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE
CHAPTER 7
BUSINESSES
Sections
- ARTICLE II.- ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS[2]
- DIVISION 2. - LICENSING
- Sec. 7-51. - Definitions.
- Sec. 7-52. - Separate licensing.
- Sec. 7-53. - Application; granting.
- Sec. 7-54. - Denial.
- Sec. 7-55. - Appeal from denial.
- Sec. 7-56. - Regulatory fee.
- Sec. 7-57. - Transfer.
- Sec. 7-58. - Information to be filed monthly with the city.
- Sec. 7-59. - Revocation.
- Sec. 7-60. - Unlawful to operate without a license.
- Sec. 7-61. - Hours of operation.
- Sec. 7-62. - Touching of employee by patron.
- DIVISION 3. - NUDITY AND SEXUAL CONDUCT IN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE ESTABLISHMENTS[3]
- DIVISION 2. - LICENSING
- ARTICLE III.- ALARM SYSTEMS AND FALSE ALARMS[4]
- Sec. 7-111.- Definitions.
- Sec. 7-112. - Alarm permit required; application; transferability; false statements.
- Sec. 7-113. - Operations and maintenance.
- Sec. 7-114. - False alarms and other prohibited acts.
- Sec. 7-115. - Enforcement and appeals.
- Sec. 7-116. - Government immunity.
- Sec. 7-117. - Fee schedule.
- ARTICLE IV.- BINGO[5]
- ARTICLE V. - COIN-OPERATED MACHINES
- Sec. 7-191.- Definitions.
- Sec. 7-192. - Applicability of article; article not to authorize gambling or games of chance.
- Sec. 7-193. - Uniform classification of machines.
- Sec. 7-194. - Manner of operation generally.
- Sec. 7-195. - Arrest of persons using machines for gambling; confiscation of machines used for gambling.
- Sec. 7-196. - Effect of gambling laws on machines regulated.
- Sec. 7-197. - Inspection of machines.
- Sec. 7-198. - License decal.
- ARTICLE VI.- FORTUNETELLERS, ASTROLOGERS, CLAIRVOYANTS, PALMISTS AND KINDRED BUSINESSES
- ARTICLE VII.- FRANCHISES
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - CABLE SERVICE
- ARTICLE VIII.- GASOLINE RETAIL OUTLETS
- ARTICLE IX.- NEWSRACKS
- ARTICLE X. - NONRESIDENTIAL SUBSTANCE ABUSE FACILITIES
- ARTICLE XI.- PEDDLERS, SOLICITORS AND TRANSIENT MERCHANTS[6]
- Sec. 7-411.- Use of streets restricted.
- Sec. 7-412. - Doing business from vehicles.
- Sec. 7-413. - Sale near schools or playgrounds.
- Sec. 7-414. - Going uninvited on residence premises prohibited.
- Sec. 7-415. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 7-416. - Permit to solicit gifts or donations on streets and public places.
- Sec. 7-417. - Reserved.
- Sec. 7-418. - Home repair mortgage solicitors.
- ARTICLE XII.- CONVENIENCE BUSINESSES AND MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS ACTIVITIES[7]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - FILMING ACTIVITIES[8]
- ARTICLE XIII.- MASSAGE SERVICES[9]
- ARTICLE XIV.- VACATION RENTALS[10]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERAL PROVISIONS
- DIVISION 2. - VACATION RENTAL REGISTRATION[11]
- Sec. 7-467. - Registration required.
- Sec. 7-468. - Application for vacation rental registration.
- Sec. 7-469. - Fees for registration.
- Sec. 7-470. - Modification of vacation rental registration.
- Sec. 7-471. - Duration of vacation rental registration.
- Sec. 7-472. - Renewal of vacation rental registration.
- Sec. 7-473. - Registrations non-transferable, non-assignable.
- DIVISION 3. - VACATION RENTAL AGENT
- DIVISION 4. - STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR VACATION RENTALS
- DIVISION 5. - ADMINISTRATION, PENALTIES, AND ENFORCEMENT
- DIVISION 6. - VESTING
- ARTICLE XV.- PERMITTING FOR ON-SITE DISPENSING OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES[12]
CHAPTER 8
BUILDINGS, CONSTRUCTION AND CONDOMINIUMS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II. - BUILDING CODE[2]
- Sec. 8-31. - Adopted.
- Sec. 8-32. - Contractors registration requirements.
- Sec. 8-33. - Moving of buildings; approval; type of construction.
- Sec. 8-34. - Moving buildings into city prohibited.
- Sec. 8-35. - Cleanliness of construction site; requirements.
- Sec. 8-36. - Building moratorium; procedures for establishment.
- Sec. 8-37. - Hallandale Beach Green Building Program.
- Sec. 8-38. - Definitions.
- Sec. 8-39. - Education and training.
- Sec. 8-40. - Applicability.
- ARTICLE III. - FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT[3]
- DIVISION 1. - ADMINISTRATION
- DIVISION 2. - DEFINITIONS
- DIVISION 3. - FLOOD RESISTANT DEVELOPMENT
- Sec. 8-81. - Buildings and structures.
- Sec. 8-82. - Subdivisions.
- Sec. 8-83. - Site improvements, utilities and limitations.
- Sec. 8-84. - Manufactured homes.
- Sec. 8-85. - Manufactured homes, recreational vehicles and park trailers.
- Sec. 8-86. - Tanks.
- Sec. 8-87. - Other development.
- Sec. 8-88. - Resiliency standards for tidal flood protection.
- Sec. 8-89. - Applicability.
- Sec. 8-90. - Minimum elevations for coastal infrastructure within tidally influenced areas.
- Sec. 8-91. - County required disclosure in contracts for sale of real estate.
- ARTICLE IV. - CONDOMINIUMS
- ARTICLE V. - PARKING FACILITIES
- ARTICLE VI. - SWIMMING POOLS[4]
- ARTICLE VII. - HISTORICAL PRESERVATION
- Sec. 8-181. - Short title.
- Sec. 8-182. - Declaration of legislative intent and purpose.
- Sec. 8-183. - Scope of regulations and exemptions.
- Sec. 8-184. - Definitions.
- Sec. 8-185. - Designation process and criteria.
- Sec. 8-186. - Application for certificates of appropriateness and certificates to dig; demolition.
- Sec. 8-187. - Standards for archaeological work; discovery of archaeological sites.
- Sec. 8-188. - Maintenance of designated properties; demolition by neglect prohibited.
- Sec. 8-189. - Appeals.
- Sec. 8-190. - Penalties.
- ARTICLE VIII. - RESERVED[5]
CHAPTER 9
CODE COMPLIANCE1
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 9-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 9-2. - Code compliance specialist; creation of position.
- Sec. 9-3. - Duties of code compliance specialist.
- Sec. 9-4. - Emergency action.
- Sec. 9-5. - Article deemed supplemental to other remedies.
- Sec. 9-6. - Special magistrate.
- Sec. 9-9. - Short title.
- Sec. 9-10. - Associations required to register.
- Sec. 9-11. - Publicly accessible database of association registrations.
- ARTICLE II. - CODE COMPLIANCE
- DIVISION 1. - ISSUANCE OF A NOTICE OF VIOLATION
- DIVISION 2. - ISSUANCE OF A NOTICE TO APPEAR
- DIVISION 3. - ISSUANCE OF A CIVIL CITATION
- Sec. 9-52. - Civil citation.
- Sec. 9-53. - Service.
- Sec. 9-54. - Form of citation.
- Sec. 9-55. - Class of violations and proscribed penalty.
- Sec. 9-56. - Judgment upon failure to contest citation.
- Sec. 9-57. - Payment of civil penalties; civil citation appeals; failure to pay.
- Sec. 9-58. - Procedure for civil citation appeals.
- Sec. 9-59. - Recovery of unpaid civil penalties; unpaid penalty to constitute a lien; foreclosure and other relief.
- Sec. 9-60. - Appeals from special magistrate order.
CHAPTER 10
FINANCE AND TAXATION
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II. - BUDGET TRANSFERS[2]
- ARTICLE III. - COSTS, FEES AND PAYMENT
- Sec. 10-61. - Fees.
- Sec. 10-62. - Fees for copies of city documents.
- Sec. 10-63. - Burial service fees; wooden boxes prohibited.
- Sec. 10-64. - Interim services fee.
- Sec. 10-65. - Debts owed to city constitute lien on property.
- Sec. 10-66. - Late charges.
- Sec. 10-67. - Priority of payments.
- Sec. 10-68. - Recovery of reasonable attorney's fee; retroactivity.
- Sec. 10-69. - Cable television franchise licensing fees.
- ARTICLE IV. - SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS[3]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - ASSESSMENT
- Sec. 10-104. - Authority and purpose.
- Sec. 10-105. - Creation of assessment area.
- Sec. 10-106. - Initial assessment resolution.
- Sec. 10-107. - Assessment roll.
- Sec. 10-108. - Notice by publication.
- Sec. 10-109. - Notice by mail.
- Sec. 10-110. - Adoption of final assessment ordinance.
- Sec. 10-111. - Annual assessment ordinance.
- Sec. 10-112. - Effect of assessment ordinances.
- Sec. 10-113. - Prepayment of assessments.
- Sec. 10-114. - Lien of assessments.
- Sec. 10-115. - Revisions to assessments.
- Sec. 10-116. - Procedural irregularities.
- Sec. 10-117. - Correction of errors and omissions.
- DIVISION 3. - COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS
- DIVISION 4. - ISSUANCE OF OBLIGATIONS
- Sec. 10-122. - General authority.
- Sec. 10-123. - Terms of the obligations.
- Sec. 10-124. - Variable rate obligations.
- Sec. 10-125. - Temporary obligations.
- Sec. 10-126. - Anticipation notes.
- Sec. 10-127 - Taxing power not pledged.
- Sec. 10-128. - Trust funds.
- Sec. 10-129. - Remedies of holders.
- Sec. 10-130. - Refunding obligations.
- ARTICLE V. - TAXATION
- DIVISION 1.1. - ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION FOR PERSONS 65 AND OLDER
- DIVISION 2. - DOG AND HORSE RACING[4]
- DIVISION 3. - INSURANCE PREMIUM TAX[5]
- DIVISION 4. - PUBLIC SERVICE TAX[6]
CHAPTER 11
FIRE PROTECTION AND PREVENTION
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 11-1. - Definitions as used in the Florida Fire Prevention Code.
- Sec. 11-2. - Control of equipment; reports.
- Sec. 11-3. - Illegal use of warning devices.
- Sec. 11-4. - Amendments to code.
- Sec. 11-5. - Appeals.
- Sec. 11-6. - Throwing hot or burning substances.
- Sec. 11-7. - Placing lighted objects close to combustible matter.
- Sec. 11-8. - Fire lane signage.
- Sec. 11-9. - Permit for outdoor fires.
- Sec. 11-10. - Violation by persons having control.
- Sec. 11-11. - Installation, inspection and protection of fire hydrants and fire control/protection systems.
- Sec. 11-12. - Backflow protection for fire sprinkler systems.
- Sec. 11-13. - Fire department connections.
- Sec. 11-14. - Fire flow calculations.
- Sec. 11-15. - Fire flow requirements.
- Sec. 11-16. - Emergency fire watch.
- Sec. 11-17. - Places of assembly, special outdoor events, carnivals, and fairs fire watch required.
- Sec. 11-18. - Marking of ocean side buildings.
- Sec. 11-19. - Violations.
- ARTICLE II. - REMOVAL OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
- ARTICLE III. - LIFE SAFETY
CHAPTER 12
ELECTIONS
Sections
- Sec. 12-01.- Definition of "residence."
- Sec. 12-02. - Manner of qualification.
- Sec. 12-03. - Criminal background checks of candidates.
- Sec. 12-04. - Qualification of candidates.
- Sec. 12-05. - City clerk's responsibilities.
- Sec. 12-06. - Prohibition on certain city employees' campaign contributions in city elections.
- Sec. 12-07. - Campaign finance reports.
CHAPTER 13
HEALTH AND SANITATION
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 13-1. - Prohibitions against water and air pollution generally.
- Sec. 13-2. - Pollution from farming activities.
- Sec. 13-3. - Fencing of rock pits and land excavated areas.
- Sec. 13-4. - Filling land to grade.
- Sec. 13-5. - Our local Coral Reef Protection Act.
- Sec. 13-6. - Coral Reef Protection Act—Definitions.
- Sec. 13-7. - Same—Regulations.
- Sec. 13-8. - Same—Enforcement; penalties.
- Sec. 13-10. - Prohibition on distribution, sale or use of plastic beverage straws.
- ARTICLE II. - CLEANLINESS AND SAFETY OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PREMISES
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 13-31. - Unsafe, unsanitary or dangerous property, structures and premises generally; duty of city manager to investigate.
- Sec. 13-32. - Report to city commission; notice to remedy; public hearing.
- Sec. 13-33. - Authority of city to clear, clean, fill, drain when owner fails to do so; assessment of costs against property; costs to constitute lien.
- Sec. 13-34. - Information to be shown in notice to remedy; service of notice; when notice to be published in newspaper.
- Sec. 13-35. - When costs due and payable; discount; collection.
- Sec. 13-36. - Accumulation or storage of junk.
- Sec. 13-37. - Duty of owner of real property to maintain property; notice; abatement by city; assessment of costs.
- Sec. 13-38. - Rapid removal and destruction of abandoned property.
- Sec. 13-39. - Uncovered storage of tires.
- Sec. 13-40. - Abandoned vehicles on public ways or grounds.
- Sec. 13-41. - Parking or storage of wrecked or junked motor vehicles.
- Sec. 13-42. - Abandoned or derelict vessels and floats in public waters.
- Sec. 13-43. - Illegal dumping.
- DIVISION 2. - UNSIGHTLY, UNSANITARY CONDITIONS
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE III. - SHOPPING CARTS
- Sec. 13-67. - Purpose.
- Sec. 13-68. - Declaration of public nuisance.
- Sec. 13-69. - Definition.
- Sec. 13-70. - Retrieval plan.
- Sec. 13-71. - Abandoned cart prevention plan.
- Sec. 13-72. - Signage.
- Sec. 13-73. - Shopping carts to be maintained on-site.
- Sec. 13-74. - Penalty for failure to submit, modify or implement plan.
- Sec. 13-75. - Posting of signs.
- Sec. 13-76. - Penalties for violation.
- Sec. 13-77. - Shopping cart theft.
- ARTICLE IV. - FLORIDA FRIENDLY FERTILIZER USE ACT
- Sec. 13-98. - Title.
- Sec. 13-99. - Definitions.
- Sec. 13-100. - Fertilizer free zones.
- Sec. 13-101. - Fertilizer application restrictions.
- Sec. 13-102. - Fertilizer content and application rates.
- Sec. 13-103. - Mode of application.
- Sec. 13-104. - Impervious surfaces.
- Sec. 13-105. - Management of grass clippings and vegetative matter.
- Sec. 13-106. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 13-107. - Commercial applicators.
- Sec. 13-108. - Institutional applicators.
- Sec. 13-109. - Enforcement
- Sec. 13-110. - Penalties.
CHAPTER 14
MINIMUM PROPERTY MAINTENANCE AND OCCUPANCY CODE
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 14-1. - Title.
- Sec. 14-2. - Definitions.
- Sec. 14-3. - Legislative intent.
- Sec. 14-4. - Construction and applicability.
- Sec. 14-5. - General standards.
- Sec. 14-6. - Structural specifications.
- Sec. 14-7. - Basic equipment and facilities.
- Sec. 14-8. - Light and ventilation.
- Sec. 14-9. - Space, use and location requirements.
- Sec. 14-10. - Garbage, rubbish and/or waste.
- Sec. 14-11. - Maintenance and appearance standards.
- Sec. 14-12. - Standards for securing buildings and time limits.
- Sec. 14-13. - Vacant property registration.
- ARTICLE II. - STANDARDS
- ARTICLE III. - ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT[2]
- Sec. 14-81. - Repairs and installations.
- Sec. 14-82. - Enforcement officer.
- Sec. 14-83. - Inspections.
- Sec. 14-84. - Enforcement notices and orders; hearings.
- Sec. 14-85. - Designation of unsafe structures.
- Sec. 14-86. - Action to be taken upon refusal, failure or neglect to remove a violation; notice of unsafe structure.
- Sec. 14-87. - Code enforcement board to enforce.
- Sec. 14-88. - Unsafe structures board.
- ARTICLE IV. - LOT MAINTENANCE AND CLEAN-UP[3]
- Sec. 14-90. - Purpose and intent.
- Sec. 14-91. - Definitions.
- Sec. 14-92. - Declaration of nuisance and menace.
- Sec. 14-93. - Accumulation of trash, junk, or debris, living and nonliving plant material, and stagnant water.
- Sec. 14-94. - Excessive growth of grass, weeds, brush, and other overgrowth.
- Sec. 14-95. - Keeping of fill on property.
- Sec. 14-96. - Imminent public-health threat.
- Sec. 14-97. - Enforcement.
- Sec. 14-98. - Appeals.
- Sec. 14-99. - Special assessment imposed.
- Sec. 14-100. - Notice of assessment.
- Sec. 14-101. - Assessments for lot maintenance and clean-up.
CHAPTER 15
PUBLIC NUISANCE ABATEMENT
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - GENERAL PROVISIONS
- ARTICLE II. - ABATEMENT OF PUBLIC NUISANCES
CHAPTER 16
PARKS AND RECREATION
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - GENERAL PROVISIONS
- ARTICLE II. - CONDUCT
- ARTICLE III. - PUBLIC BEACHES
- Sec. 16-20. - Purpose and intent.
- Sec. 16-21. - Definitions.
- Sec. 16-22. - Authority to regulate public beaches.
- Sec. 16-23. - Conduct on beaches.
- Sec. 16-24. - Sea turtle protection standards.
- Sec. 16-25. - Beach equipment placement.
- Sec. 16-26. - Beachfront chair service operations; permit required.
- Sec. 16-27. - Courtesy chair service permits; enforcement.
CHAPTER 17
MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME PARKS1
Sections
- Sec. 17-1.- Definitions.
- Sec. 17-2. - Mobile homes required to be in mobile home parks.
- Sec. 17-3. - Wheels and tires.
- Sec. 17-4. - Blocking, securing and anchoring required.
- Sec. 17-5. - Blocking.
- Sec. 17-6. - Anchoring.
- Sec. 17-7. - Porches attached to mobile home; distances between mobile homes; materials.
- Sec. 17-8. - Concrete slab patios.
- Sec. 17-9. - Awnings attached to mobile home; materials; removal during hurricane alert.
- Sec. 17-10. - Park plan.
- Sec. 17-11. - Proper zoning for parks.
- Sec. 17-12. - Health permit for operation of parks.
- Sec. 17-13. - Freedom from heavy vegetation; drainage of land.
- Sec. 17-14. - Water supply to lots.
- Sec. 17-15. - Garbage and sewage disposal.
- Sec. 17-16. - Compliance with construction codes and sanitary rules and regulations.
- Sec. 17-17. - Minimum unit size; corner markers; freedom from rocks and weeds.
- Sec. 17-18. - Unit drainage; height of mobile home floor.
- Sec. 17-19. - Distance between mobile home and building.
- Sec. 17-20. - Setbacks.
- Sec. 17-21. - Roadways or driveways; marking of exits and entrances.
- Sec. 17-22. - Enforcing use of entrances and exits.
- Sec. 17-23. - Park management; manager required.
- Sec. 17-24. - Office.
- Sec. 17-25. - Manufactured homes.
CHAPTER 18
OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES
Sections
- ARTICLE II. - LOCAL BUSINESS TAX[2]
- Sec. 18-31. - License required; duty to procure; issuance; conduct of pursuit without.
- Sec. 18-32. - Civil penalties.
- Sec. 18-33. - License application.
- Sec. 18-34. - License period.
- Sec. 18-35. - Execution of license; record.
- Sec. 18-36. - Effect of issuance.
- Sec. 18-37. - Fee schedule.
- Sec. 18-38. - License tax collectible for each business on premises.
- Sec. 18-39. - Term; delinquency.
- Sec. 18-40. - Suspension or revocation of occupational licenses.
CHAPTER 19
OFFENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 19-1. - Public camping or sleeping; prohibition; enforcement.
- Sec. 19-2. - Public indecency.
- Sec. 19-3. - Reserved.
- Sec. 19-4. - Authority of police to disperse unlawful assembly.
- Sec. 19-5. - Obscene material.
- Sec. 19-6. - Retail sale of hypodermic syringes and needles.
- Sec. 19-7. - Housing of criminal sexual psychopath.
- Sec. 19-8. - Authority of police to utilize body worn cameras.
- Sec. 19-9. - Renting place for illegal purposes.
- Sec. 19-10. - Discharge of fireworks.
- Sec. 19-11. - Hunting.
- Sec. 19-12. - Fishing from bridges.
- Sec. 19-13. - Improper use of United States flag.
- Sec. 19-14. - Defacement of property; graffiti.
- Sec. 19-15. - Prohibited distribution of handbills.
- Sec. 19-16. - Pay telephones.
- Sec. 19-17. - Violation of statutes and ordinances.
- Sec. 19-18. - Noise; declaration of necessity.
- Sec. 19-19. - General prohibition.
- Sec. 19-20. - Enumeration of prohibitions.
- Sec. 19-21. - Permit; test or measurement.
- Sec. 19-22. - Prohibition on sounding railroad train horns and whistles between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.
- Sec. 19-23. - Consideration of anti-Semitism in enforcing laws.
- ARTICLE II. - JUVENILE CURFEW[2]
- Sec. 19-51. - Short title and applicability.
- Sec. 19-52. - Legislative intent, findings and purposes.
- Sec. 19-53. - Definitions.
- Sec. 19-54. - Authorized.
- Sec. 19-55. - Exceptions to curfew.
- Sec. 19-56. - Procedures when curfew violation suspected.
- Sec. 19-57. - Responsibility of parents regarding curfew.
- Sec. 19-58. - Responsibility of operators concerning curfew.
- Sec. 19-59. - Display of curfew notice by establishment.
- Sec. 19-60. - Penalty or remedy for violations of curfew.
- ARTICLE III. - SEXUAL OFFENDERS AND SEXUAL PREDATORS[3]
- Sec. 19-81. - Findings and intent.
- Sec. 19-82. - Definitions.
- Sec. 19-83. - Sexual offender and sexual predator residence prohibition; penalties; exceptions.
- Sec. 19-84. - Property owners prohibited from renting real property to certain sexual offenders and sexual predators; penalties.
- Sec. 19-85. - Sexual offender and sexual predator restricted access to specified locations; penalties.
- Sec. 19-86. - Public notification.
- ARTICLE IV. - BAN ON SALE AND DELIVERY OF HERBAL INCENSE
- ARTICLE V. - FALSE CLAIMS
- Sec. 19-100. - Short title; purpose.
- Sec. 19-101. - Definitions.
- Sec. 19-102. - Liability for false claims; penalties.
- Sec. 19-103. - Civil actions for false claims.
- Sec. 19-104. - Exemptions to civil actions.
- Sec. 19-105. - Awards to plaintiffs bringing action.
- Sec. 19-106. - Expenses; attorney's fees and costs.
- Sec. 19-107. - Innocent claimant affirmative defense.
- Sec. 19-108. - Certification of claims; penalties.
- Sec. 19-110. - Protection for participating employees.
CHAPTER 20
PROPERTY
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - CITY CEMETERY
- Sec. 20-1. - In general.
- Sec. 20-2. - Reservation of grave space.
- Sec. 20-3. - Cost and payment for cemetery lots, niches and mausoleum spaces.
- Sec. 20-4. - Multiple interments.
- Sec. 20-5. - Transfer of deceased of another cemetery; reversion of grave space.
- Sec. 20-6. - Burial permits.
- Sec. 20-7. - Notice of interment.
- Sec. 20-8. - Vaults.
- Sec. 20-9. - Markers and tombstones.
- Sec. 20-10. - Work orders.
- Sec. 20-11. - Lot enclosures.
- Sec. 20-12. - Care of grave space.
- Sec. 20-13. - Right of entry by city.
- Sec. 20-14. - Use of roadways and entrances.
- Sec. 20-15. - Prohibitions.
- ARTICLE II. - PURCHASE AND CONVEYANCE OF REAL PROPERTY
- ARTICLE III. - DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY
- ARTICLE IV. - LOST, STOLEN AND ABANDONED PROPERTY
CHAPTER 21
PERSONNEL
Sections
- ARTICLE II. - CIVIL SERVICE[2]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - CIVIL SERVICE BOARD[3]
- Sec. 21-61. - Created; composition; appointment and election of members; organization; compensation of members.
- Sec. 21-62. - Meetings.
- Sec. 21-63. - Responsibilities.
- Sec. 21-64. - Initiating proceedings.
- Sec. 21-65. - Right of appeal to civil service board; notice to employee of hearing.
- Sec. 21-66. - Amendment of charges prohibited; procedure of hearing; right to counsel at hearing; decision by civil service board.
- Sec. 21-67. - False swearing before civil service board constitutes perjury.
- Sec. 21-68. - Failure to appear at hearing.
- Sec. 21-69. - Resignation before appeal.
- DIVISION 3. - EMPLOYMENT
- Sec. 21-91. - Examinations; lists of eligibles; appointments and promotions to be made only from lists of eligibles.
- Sec. 21-92. - Temporary appointment.
- Sec. 21-93. - Appointments in the labor class.
- Sec. 21-94. - Appointments to positions where exceptional qualifications required.
- Sec. 21-95. - Appointments in noncompetitive classifications.
- Sec. 21-96. - Probationary appointments.
- DIVISION 4. - EXAMINATIONS
- DIVISION 5. - ELIGIBILITY
- DIVISION 6. - PROMOTION
- DIVISION 7. - LEAVE OF ABSENCE
- DIVISION 8. - LAYOFFS
- DIVISION 9. - DISCIPLINARY ACTION
- Sec. 21-241. - Progressive discipline.
- Sec. 21-242. - Grounds for dismissal, suspension and demotion.
- Sec. 21-243. - Suspension without pay; demotion.
- Sec. 21-244. - Discharge of permanent employees; notice of discharge.
- Sec. 21-245. - Employees dismissed or resigning.
- Sec. 21-246. - Name-clearing hearing.
- ARTICLE III. - OLD-AGE AND SURVIVORS BENEFITS[4]
- ARTICLE IV. - RETIREMENT[5]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - PENSION PLANS[6]
- Sec. 21-323. - General employees' pension plan established.
- Sec. 21-323.1 - Police and fire pension plan.
- Sec. 21-324. - Execution of agreements.
- Sec. 21-325. - Professional/management pension plan established.
- Sec. 21-326. - Continuation of 401(a) plan.
- Sec. 21-327. - Execution of agreements.
- Sec. 21-328. - Retirement plan established; name; operative date; membership.
- Sec. 21-329. - Definitions.
- Sec. 21-330. - Administration of the retirement plan.
- Sec. 21-331. - Member contributions.
- Sec. 21-332. - Fund management and investments.
- Sec. 21-333. - Service retirement benefits.
- Sec. 21-334. - Disability.
- Sec. 21-335. - Vesting and termination.
- Sec. 21-336. - Death benefits.
- Sec. 21-337. - Compliance with the Internal Revenue Code.
- Sec. 21-338. - Amendment or termination of the system.
- Sec. 21-339. - Qualified domestic relations orders.
- Sec. 21-340. - Miscellaneous.
- Sec. 21-341. - Deferred retirement option plan.
- Sec. 21-342. - Defined contribution component (share plan).
- Sec. 21-343. - Usage of premium tax revenues.
- DIVISION 3. - DEFERRED COMPENSATION PROGRAM[7]
CHAPTER 23
PROCUREMENT CODE1
Sections
- Sec. 23-1.- Short title.
- Sec. 23-2. - Department and purpose.
- Sec. 23-3. - Definitions.
- Sec. 23-4. - Applicability; delegated spending authority.
- Sec. 23-5. - Competitive procurement required; procurement mechanisms.
- Sec. 23-6. - Local vendor preference.
- Sec. 23-7. - Insurance and security requirements.
- Sec. 23-8. - Cancellations of competitive solicitations.
- Sec. 23-9. - Award.
- Sec. 23-10. - Exception to competitive solicitation requirements.
- Sec. 23-11. - Emergency purchases.
- Sec. 23-12. - Appropriations required.
- Sec. 23-13. - Appropriations for outstanding purchase orders.
- Sec. 23-14. - Other procurement requirements.
- Sec. 23-15. - Contracts; authority to terminate.
- Sec. 23-16. - Change orders.
- Sec. 23-17. - Protests procedures.
- Sec. 23-18. - Requirement of good faith; ethics.
- Sec. 23-19. - Cone of silence.
- Sec. 23-20. - Public private partnerships.
CHAPTER 25
STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND OTHER PUBLIC WAYS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II. - LAND IMPROVEMENT ON PUBLIC PROPERTY[2]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 25-31. - Short title.
- Sec. 25-32. - Statement of purpose.
- Sec. 25-33. - Permits and procedures generally.
- Sec. 25-34. - Abutments; bridges; culverts.
- Sec. 25-35. - Bulkheads and retaining walls.
- Sec. 25-36. - Cuts and excavations.
- Sec. 25-37. - Driveways and parking aprons.
- Sec. 25-38. - Design and construction standards.
- Sec. 25-39. - Swales.
- DIVISION 2. - SIDEWALKS[3]
- Sec. 25-61. - Standards for sidewalks.
- Sec. 25-62. - Report of needed sidewalks to city manager.
- Sec. 25-63. - Duty of owner of property abutting public streets when substantial improvements or buildings are to be constructed on such property.
- Sec. 25-64. - Building plans required for construction of substantial building improvements on parcels abutting public streets showing location of sidewalks.
- Sec. 25-65. - New plats subdividing or re-subdividing lands must make adequate provisions for sidewalks.
- Sec. 25-66. - Bond of owner in new plats subdividing or re-subdividing lands situated in the city.
- Sec. 25-67. - Exceptions or variances to the provisions of sections 25-63 through 25-65.
- Sec. 25-68. - Recovery of costs and attorney's fees.
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE III. - VACATION OF STREETS, RIGHTS-OF-WAY, AND EASEMENTS
- ARTICLE IV. - COMMUNICATIONS RIGHTS-OF-WAY[4]
- Sec. 25-115. - Title.
- Sec. 25-116. - Intent and purpose.
- Sec. 25-117. - Definitions.
- Sec. 25-118. - Registration for placing or maintaining communications facilities in public rights-of-way.
- Sec. 25-119. - Transfer, sale or assignment of assets in public rights-of-way.
- Sec. 25-120. - Placement or maintenance of a communications facility or personal wireless service facility in public rights-of-way.
- Sec. 25-121. - Suspension of permits.
- Sec. 25-122. - Appeals.
- Sec. 25-123. - Conditional use of public rights-of-way.
- Sec. 25-124. - Involuntary termination of registration.
- Sec. 25-125. - Existing communications facilities in public rights-of-way.
- Sec. 25-126. - Insurance.
- Sec. 25-127. - Indemnification.
- Sec. 25-128. - Construction bond.
- Sec. 25-129. - Security fund.
- Sec. 25-130. - Enforcement remedies.
- Sec. 25-131. - Abandonment of a communications or personal wireless service facility.
- Sec. 25-132. - Force majeure.
- Sec. 25-133. - Reports and records.
- Sec. 25-134. - Reservation of rights and remedies.
CHAPTER 28
TRAFFIC, MOTOR VEHICLES AND BOATS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 28-1. - Application of traffic laws.
- Sec. 28-9. - Authority to erect stop and yield signs.
- Sec. 28-10. - Operation of bicycles on sidewalks.
- Sec. 28-12. - Anchoring limitation areas.
- Sec. 28-13. - Restricted swim areas and boat wakes.
- Sec. 28-14. - Truck routes.
- Sec. 28-18. - Solicitation upon streets, intersections, medians separating intersections, paved roadways and other places of vehicular travel.
- ARTICLE II. - PARKING
- DIVISION 1. - PARKING IN GENERAL
- DIVISION 2. - PAY TO PARK
- Sec. 28-50. - Definitions.
- Sec. 28-51. - Parking zones.
- Sec. 28-52. - Parking passes.
- Sec. 28-53. - Marking spaces; parking within lines.
- Sec. 28-54. - Period of parking; disabled parking; parking overtime.
- Sec. 28-55. - Exemptions for veterans.
- Sec. 28-56. - Private property subject to parking regulations.
- DIVISION 3. - PARKING ENFORCEMENT
- Sec. 28-70. - Method of enforcement.
- Sec. 28-71. - Enforcement personnel.
- Sec. 28-72. - Parking citation.
- Sec. 28-73. - Penalties; parking citation fines.
- Sec. 28-74. - Continuing violations; separate offenses.
- Sec. 28-75. - Failure to pay.
- Sec. 28-76. - License plate required; responsibility of owner.
- Sec. 28-77. - Parking citation review process; appeals.
- Sec. 28-78. - Hearing procedures.
- Sec. 28-79. - Contest by electronic mail and online portal.
- Sec. 28-80. - Orders of parking enforcement hearing officer.
- Sec. 28-81. - Parking enforcement collections and other enforcement.
- Sec. 28-82. - Write-off of parking citations due to death, bankruptcy, etc.
- ARTICLE III. - PARADES
- Sec. 28-91. - Definitions.
- Sec. 28-92. - Permit required; exceptions.
- Sec. 28-93. - Permit application.
- Sec. 28-94. - Standards for issuance of permit.
- Sec. 28-95. - Notice of rejection of application.
- Sec. 28-96. - Alternative permit.
- Sec. 28-97. - Appeal procedure.
- Sec. 28-98. - Notice of issuance to city and other officials.
- Sec. 28-99. - Contents of permit.
- Sec. 28-100. - Duties of permittee.
- Sec. 28-101. - Revocation of permit.
- Sec. 28-102. - Public conduct during parades.
- ARTICLE IV. - TOWING
- DIVISION 1. - IN GENERAL
- DIVISION 2. - TOWING BY PRIVATE PARTIES
- Sec. 28-181. - Prerequisites to towing from private property within city; exceptions and prohibitions.
- Sec. 28-182. - Registration required.
- Sec. 28-183. - Revocation or suspension of privilege to tow; appeals.
- Sec. 28-184. - Prohibitions.
- Sec. 28-185. - Penalties for offenses.
- Sec. 28-186. - Towing vehicle from private property without owner's consent.
- DIVISION 3. - VEHICLES USED TO FACILITATE CERTAIN CRIMES
- ARTICLE V. - CONTROLLED ACCESS
CHAPTER 29
TREES
Sections
- Sec. 29-1.- Definitions.
- Sec. 29-2. - Applicability; territory; enforcement.
- Sec. 29-3. - Types of property.
- Sec. 29-4. - Permit required; procedure; fee.
- Sec. 29-5. - Permit exceptions.
- Sec. 29-6. - Administrative tree waiver.
- Sec. 29-7. - Tree preservation trust fund.
- Sec. 29-8. - Appeals from decisions of the designated public agency.
- Sec. 29-9. - Removal of dead or diseased trees.
- Sec. 29-10. - Violation; penalty.
CHAPTER 30
UTILITIES
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II. - UTILITY BILLING
- Sec. 30-5. - Applications for services; water meter required; change of ownership; new and expanded properties; water and wastewater impact and AGRC fees.
- Sec. 30-6. - Deposits required; additional meters.
- Sec. 30-7. - Utility rate schedule.
- Sec. 30-8. - Water lines for fire protection purposes.
- Sec. 30-9. - Penalties for tampering and illegal connection; limitation of use; additional penalties.
- Sec. 30-10. - Delinquent accounts; disconnection and reconnection charges; meter removal.
- Sec. 30-11. - Unpaid utility charges constitute a lien on property.
- Sec. 30-12. - Temporary connection to the system.
- Sec. 30-13. - Disconnection of service at request of customer.
- ARTICLE III. - WATER SERVICE
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 30-41. - Meters required; exception.
- Sec. 30-42. - Responsibility for plumbing.
- Sec. 30-43. - Tampering with water plant or system; fraudulent use of water generally.
- Sec. 30-44. - Illegal connections; diversion of water.
- Sec. 30-45. - Prohibited connection of air conditioning system to city water supply system.
- DIVISION 2. - CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL PROGRAM
- DIVISION 3. - WATER SHORTAGE
- DIVISION 4. - WATER CONSERVATION
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE IV. - SEWER SERVICES
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 30-161. - Sanitary method of disposal.
- Sec. 30-162. - Water closet required; flushing capacity.
- Sec. 30-163. - Responsibility of owner/landlord/leasing agent.
- Sec. 30-164. - New structures.
- Sec. 30-165. - Septic tanks prohibited.
- Sec. 30-166. - Privies prohibited.
- Sec. 30-167. - Maintenance of plumbing system; responsibility of owner.
- Sec. 30-168. - Cutoff of water for failure to maintain sewer pipe.
- Sec. 30-169. - Connections with sewer; when required; compliance.
- Sec. 30-170. - Sewer connections may be made by city.
- Sec. 30-171. - Consent and supervision of city for connection.
- Sec. 30-172. - Connection of old plumbing.
- Sec. 30-173. - Service rates; charges imposed.
- Sec. 30-174. - Illegal use of sewer plant or system.
- Sec. 30-175. - Penalties.
- DIVISION 2. - FATS, OILS AND GREASE PROGRAM
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE V. - STORMWATER MANAGEMENT UTILITY
- ARTICLE VI. - WATER AND WASTEWATER IMPACT FEES
- Sec. 30-245. - Short title.
- Sec. 30-246. - Authorization.
- Sec. 30-247. - Commission findings.
- Sec. 30-248. - Applicability.
- Sec. 30-249. - Payment of water and wastewater impact fees and AGRC.
- Sec. 30-250. - Schedule of water and wastewater impact fees.
- Sec. 30-251. - Schedule of water and wastewater accrued guaranteed revenue charges.
- Sec. 30-252. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 30-253. - Required time of payment.
- Sec. 30-254. - Financing policy.
- Sec. 30-255. - Water and wastewater impact fee reserve accounts established.
- Sec. 30-256. - Use of impact fee funds.
- Sec. 30-257. - Personal liability, lien for collection.
CHAPTER 31
DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - GENERAL PROVISIONS
- Sec. 31-1. - Short title.
- Sec. 31-2. - Applicability.
- Sec. 31-3. - Findings of fact; purpose and intent.
- Sec. 31-4. - Definitions.
- Sec. 31-5. - Adoption of impact fee study.
- Sec. 31-6. - Fees imposed.
- Sec. 31-7. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 31-8. - Payment.
- Sec. 31-9. - Changes in use.
- Sec. 31-10. - Calculation of fees for non-listed uses and mixed-uses.
- Sec. 31-11. - Alternative fee; calculation.
- Sec. 31-12. - Developer contribution credits.
- Sec. 31-13. - Use of funds; refunds.
- Sec. 31-14. - Updating, indexing, annual reporting, and audits.
- Sec. 31-15. - Vested rights.
- Sec. 31-16. - Penalty.
- Sec. 31-17. - Appeals.
- Sec. 31-18. - Effective date.