Madison Heights City Zoning Code
Complete index of all zoning chapters, sections, and subsections
PART I
CHARTER
Sections
- PREAMBLE
- CHAPTER 1. - NAME AND BOUNDARIES
- CHAPTER 2. - MUNICIPAL POWERS
- CHAPTER 3. - ORGANIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
- Section 3.1.- The City Council.
- Section 3.2. - Qualifications of Councilmen.
- Section 3.3. - Compensation of Mayor and Councilmen.
- Section 3.4. - Election of Mayor; Mayor Pro Tem.
- Section 3.5. - Duties of Mayor.
- Section 3.6. - Administrative Service.
- Section 3.7. - City Manager—Appointment and Qualifications.
- Section 3.8. - City Manager—Functions and Duties.
- Section 3.9. - Acting City Manager.
- Section 3.10. - Relationship of Council to Administrative Service.
- Section 3.11. - Clerk—Functions and Duties.
- Section 3.12. - Treasurer—Functions and Duties.
- Section 3.13. - Assessor—Functions and Duties.
- Section 3.14. - Attorney—Functions and Duties.
- Section 3.15. - Compensation of Attorney and Special Counsel.
- Section 3.16. - Planning and Zoning.
- Section 3.17. - Plats.
- Section 3.18. - Independent Boards and Commissions.
- CHAPTER 4. - ELECTIONS[2]
- Section 4.1.- Qualification of Electors.
- Section 4.2. - Election Procedure.
- Section 4.3. - Wards and Precincts.
- Section 4.4. - [Regular City Election Date.]
- Section 4.5. - Elective Officers and Terms of Office.
- Section 4.6. - Special Elections.
- Section 4.7. - Notice of Elections.
- Section 4.8. - Voting Hours.
- Sec. 4.9. - Nomination of Candidates.
- Section 4.10. - Form of Petitions.
- Section 4.11. - Approval of Petition.
- Section 4.12. - Public Inspection of Petitions.
- Section 4.13. - Election Commission.
- Section 4.14. - Form of Ballot.
- Section 4.15. - Canvass of Votes.
- Section 4.16. - Tie Vote.
- Section 4.17. - Recount.
- Section 4.18. - Recall.
- Section 4.19. - Commencement of Term of Office.
- CHAPTER 5. - GENERAL PROVISIONS REGARDING OFFICERS AND PERSONNEL OF THE CITY
- Section 5.1.- Officers, Qualifications.
- Section 5.2. - Vacancies in Elective Office; Removal from Office.
- Section 5.3. - Vacancies in Boards and Commissions.
- Section 5.4. - Removals from Office.
- Section 5.5. - Resignations.
- Section 5.6. - Filling Vacancies in Appointive Offices.
- Section 5.7. - Filling Vacancies in Elective Offices.
- Section 5.8. - Filling Vacancies in the Office of Municipal Judge.
- Section 5.9. - Change in Term of Office or Compensation.
- Section 5.10. - Oath of Office and Bond.
- Section 5.11. - Security Bonds.
- Section 5.12. - Delivery of Office.
- Section 5.13. - Pecuniary Interest Prohibited.
- Section 5.14. - Compensation of Employees and Officers.
- Section 5.15. - Employee Welfare Benefits.
- Section 5.16. - Anti-Nepotism.
- Section 5.17. - Reserved.
- Section 5.17(1). - Reserved.
- Section 5.18. - [Residence of Appointive Employees—Exemption; Notice of Openings.]
- Section 5.19. - [Retirement System Adopted].
- CHAPTER 6. - THE COUNCIL: PROCEDURE AND MISCELLANEOUS POWERS AND DUTIES
- Section 6.1.- Regular Meetings.
- Section 6.2. - Special Meetings.
- Section 6.3. - Business at Special Meetings.
- Section 6.4. - Meetings To Be Public.
- Section 6.5. - Quorum; Adjournment of Meeting.
- Section 6.6. - Compulsory Attendance and Conduct at Meetings.
- Section 6.7. - Organization and Rules of the Council.
- Section 6.8. - Investigations.
- Section 6.9. - Providing for Public Health and Safety.
- Section 6.10. - Rules of the Justice Court.
- CHAPTER 7. - LEGISLATION
- Section 7.1.- Interim Legislation.
- Section 7.2. - Ordinances and Resolutions.
- Section 7.3. - Enactment, Amendment, Repeal and Effective Date of Ordinance.
- Section 7.4. - Publication and Recording Ordinances.
- Section 7.5. - Penalties for Violations of Ordinances.
- Section 7.6. - Special Requirements for Certain Council Actions.
- Section 7.7. - Enactment of Technical Codes by Reference.
- Section 7.8. - Severability of Ordinances.
- Section 7.9. - Compilation and Codification of Ordinances.
- Section 7.10. - Initiative and Referendum.
- Section 7.11. - Initiatory and Referendary Petitions.
- Section 7.12. - Council Procedure in Initiatory and Referendary Petitions.
- Section 7.13. - Submission to Initiatory and Referendary Ordinances to Electors.
- Section 7.14. - Ordinance Suspended: Miscellaneous Provisions on Initiatory and Referendary Petitions.
- CHAPTER 8. - GENERAL FINANCE—BUDGET, AUDIT
- CHAPTER 9. - TAXATION
- Section 9.1.- Power to Tax; Tax Limit.
- Section 9.2. - Subjects of Taxation.
- Section 9.3. - Exemptions.
- Section 9.4. - Tax Day.
- Section 9.5. - Regular Mail for Assessment Notice.
- Section 9.6. - Board of Review.
- Section 9.7. - Meetings of the Board of Review.
- Section 9.8. - Notice of Meetings.
- Section 9.9. - Duties and Functions of Board of Review.
- Section 9.10. - Endorsement of Roll.
- Section 9.11. - Clerk To Certify Tax Levy.
- Section 9.12. - City Tax Roll.
- Section 9.13. - Tax Roll Certified for Collection.
- Section 9.14. - Tax Lien on Property.
- Section 9.15. - Taxes Due, Notification Thereof.
- Section 9.16. - Interest on Late Payment of Taxes.
- Section 9.17. - Failure or Refusal To Pay Personal Property Tax.
- Section 9.18. - Delinquent Tax Roll to County Treasurer.
- Section 9.19. - State, County and School Taxes.
- CHAPTER 10. - BORROWING POWER
- CHAPTER 11. - SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
- Section 11.1.- General Power Relative to Special Assessments.
- Section 11.2. - Detailed Procedure To Be Fixed by Ordinance.
- Section 11.3. - Special Assessment Powers.
- Section 11.4. - Disposition of Excessive Special Assessments.
- Section 11.5. - Correction of Invalid Special Assessments.
- Section 11.6. - Contested Assessments.
- Section 11.7. - Collection Special Assessments.
- Section 11.8. - Special Assessment Accounts.
- Section 11.9. - Assessment for Removal of Hazards, Etc.
- Section 11.10. - Failure to Mail Notice.
- CHAPTER 12. - PURCHASES; CONTRACTS; LEASES
- CHAPTER 13. - MUNICIPAL UTILITIES
- CHAPTER 14. - PUBLIC UTILITY FRANCHISES
- CHAPTER 15. - SUPERVISORS[3]
- CHAPTER 16. - MUNICIPAL COURT[4]
- Section 16.1.- Establishment of Court.
- Section 16.2. - Qualifications of Presiding Officer of Court.
- Section 16.3. - Compensation of Presiding Officer.
- Section 16.4. - Bond.
- Section 16.5. - Jurisdiction of Court.
- Section 16.6. - Fees and Costs.
- Section 16.7. - Disposition of Fees, Costs and Fines; Fees in State Criminal Cases.
- Section 16.8. - Associate Municipal Judge.
- Section 16.9. - Place and Conduct of Court; Annual Report.
- Section 16.10. - Docket.
- Section 16.11. - Transfer of Cases.
- Section 16.12. - Court Clerks.
- Section 16.13. - Constables.
- Section 16.14. - Violation Bureau.
- CHAPTER 17. - MISCELLANEOUS
- Section 17.1.- City Liability.
- Section 17.2. - Records To Be Public.
- Section 17.3. - Interpretations.
- Section 17.4. - Definition of Publication, Mailing of Notices.
- Section 17.5. - Trusts.
- Section 17.6. - Quorum.
- Section 17.7. - Sundays and Holidays.
- Section 17.8. - Penalties for Misconduct in Office.
- Section 17.9. - Chapter and Section Headings.
- Section 17.10. - Amendments.
- Section 17.11. - No Estoppel.
- Section 17.12. - Processes Against City.
- Section 17.13. - Severability of Charter Provisions.
- Section 17.14. - Reference to Votes Cast by Council.
- CHAPTER 18. - CIVIL SERVICE FOR POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS
- CHAPTER 19. - POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENT PENSION AND RETIREMENT SYSTEM
- CHAPTER 20. - SCHEDULE
- Section 20.1.- Status of Schedule Chapter.
- Section 20.2. - Election on Charter.
- Section 20.3. - Form of Ballot.
- Section 20.4. - Qualifications of First Officers.
- Section 20.5. - Election of Officers.
- Section 20.6. - Canvass of Votes.
- Section 20.7. - First Election of City Officers.
- Section 20.8. - First Meeting of the First City Officers.
- Section 20.9. - First Administrative Officers of the City.
- Section 20.10. - Interim Legislation.
- Section 20.11. - Interim Licensing.
- Section 20.12. - Financing Interim Period Before the Collection of First Taxes.
- Section 20.13. - DeFacto Officer.
- CHARTER COMPARATIVE TABLE
CHAPTER 1
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Sections
- Sec. 1-1.- How Code designated and cited.
- Sec. 1-2. - Catchlines of sections.
- Sec. 1-3. - History notes.
- Sec. 1-4. - Definitions and rules of construction.
- Sec. 1-5. - Certain ordinances not affected by Code.
- Sec. 1-6. - Code does not affect prior offenses, rights, etc.
- Sec. 1-7. - General penalty for violations of Code and ordinances; continuing violations.
- Sec. 1-8. - Amendments to Code.
- Sec. 1-9. - Supplementation of Code.
- Sec. 1-10. - Severability of parts of Code and ordinances.
CHAPTER 2
ADMINISTRATION
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 2-1.- Calling of board or commission meetings.
- Sec. 2-2. - Special approval of city council.
- Sec. 2-3. - Canceled and forfeited bonds.
- Sec. 2-4. - Purchasing director.
- Sec. 2-5. - Community development director; duties.
- Sec. 2-6. - Personnel director.
- Sec. 2-7. - All meetings of city council to be televised.
- Sec. 2-8. - Appearance tickets.
- ARTICLE II.- CITY MANAGER AND DEPARTMENTS GENERALLY[2]
- Sec. 2-15.- Duties of officers.
- Sec. 2-16. - Responsibility of department heads.
- Sec. 2-17. - Records and reports.
- Sec. 2-18. - Preservation of public records.
- Sec. 2-19. - Cooperation between departments.
- Sec. 2-20. - Delegation of duties.
- Sec. 2-21. - Authority of department heads over employees.
- Sec. 2-22. - Administrative staff; meetings.
- Sec. 2-23. - Administrative committees authorized.
- Sec. 2-24. - Issuance of administrative regulations.
- Sec. 2-25. - Reserved.
- Sec. 2-26. - Reserved.
- ARTICLE III.- CITY CLERK[3]
- ARTICLE IV.- CITY TREASURER[4]
- ARTICLE V. - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS[5]
- ARTICLE VI.- DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING[6]
- ARTICLE VII.- COMPENSATION COMMISSION[7]
- ARTICLE VIII.- PLAN COMMISSION[8]
- Sec. 2-109.- Established; composition.
- Sec. 2-110. - Terms of office and compensation of members.
- Sec. 2-111. - Removal of members; filling of vacancies.
- Sec. 2-112. - Election of officers; powers.
- Sec. 2-113. - Meetings; records; quorum.
- Sec. 2-114. - Petitions; public hearing—Notification; appeal.
- Sec. 2-115. - Powers and duties.
- Sec. 2-116. - Time limitation for disapproval of matter.
- Sec. 2-117. - Annual estimate of funds required.
- Sec. 2-118. - Annual report required.
- ARTICLE IX.- PERSONNEL MERIT SYSTEM[9]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 2-130. - Definitions.
- Sec. 2-131. - Established; method of operation.
- Sec. 2-132. - Appropriation for expenses.
- Sec. 2-133. - Exempt positions.
- Sec. 2-134. - Employees of acquired public enterprise.
- Sec. 2-135. - Political activity of employees prohibited.
- Sec. 2-136. - Charges and communications against employees by citizens.
- DIVISION 2. - BOARD
- Sec. 2-143. - Creation; members—Appointment, terms, compensation, political activity, removal.
- Sec. 2-144. - Oath of office.
- Sec. 2-145. - Organization.
- Sec. 2-146. - Quarters and supplies.
- Sec. 2-147. - Powers re rules and regulations.
- Sec. 2-148. - Minutes and records.
- Sec. 2-149. - Investigations.
- Sec. 2-150. - Preparation of duties classification.
- Sec. 2-151. - Furnished with compensation schedules.
- DIVISION 3. - DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL
- DIVISION 4. - APPLICATIONS FOR EMPLOYMENT
- DIVISION 5. - EXAMINATION AND TESTS
- DIVISION 6. - APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, TRANSFERS, DISCHARGES, ETC.
- Sec. 2-189. - Eligibility for appointment.
- Sec. 2-190. - Filling of vacancies.
- Sec. 2-191. - Temporary appointments.
- Sec. 2-192. - Noncompetitive appointments.
- Sec. 2-193. - Probationary period for new appointees.
- Sec. 2-194. - Vacancies filled by promotions; determination by efficiency record or qualification test.
- Sec. 2-195. - Use of promotions.
- Sec. 2-196. - Length of service required for promotion.
- Sec. 2-197. - Use of transfers.
- Sec. 2-198. - Abolition of departments and positions.
- Sec. 2-199. - Discharge and lay-offs for economy or efficiency.
- Sec. 2-200. - Use of demotions, lay-offs, suspensions or dismissals; reasons for action must be given.
- Sec. 2-201. - Tenure of employment.
- Sec. 2-202. - Appeals to board—After discharge, removal or suspension.
- Sec. 2-203. - Same—Hearings; procedure; record.
- Sec. 2-204. - Same—Decision; effect; appeal.
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE X. - BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS[10]
- ARTICLE XI.- PURCHASING[11]
- Sec. 2-246.- Definitions.
- Sec. 2-247. - Encumbrance of funds.
- Sec. 2-248. - Cooperative purchasing.
- Sec. 2-249. - Purchasing authority.
- Sec. 2-253. - No division of purchase.
- Sec. 2-254. - Sale or disposal of personal property.
- Sec. 2-255. - Emergency purchase.
- Sec. 2-256. - Waiver by city council.
- Sec. 2-257. - Vendor suspension.
- Sec. 2-258. - Adoption of purchasing process.
- ARTICLE XII.- RESERVED[12]
- ARTICLE XIII.- RESERVED[13]
- ARTICLE XIV.- HISTORICAL COMMISSION[14]
- ARTICLE XV.- DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
- Sec. 2-311.- Title.
- Sec. 2-312. - Determination of necessity; purpose; population and planning commission.
- Sec. 2-313. - Definitions.
- Sec. 2-314. - Creation of authority.
- Sec. 2-315. - Termination.
- Sec. 2-316. - Description of downtown district.
- Sec. 2-317. - Board of directors.
- Sec. 2-318. - Powers of authority.
- Sec. 2-319. - Fiscal year; adoption of budget.
- Sec. 2-320. - Tax Increment Financing and Development Plan; determination of public purpose; approval of plan.
- ARTICLE XVI.- LIBRARY ADVISORY BOARD[15]
CHAPTER 3
AIR POLLUTION PREVENTION1
Sections
- Sec. 3-1.- Short title.
- Sec. 3-2. - Findings and purposes.
- Sec. 3-3. - Definitions.
- Sec. 3-4. - Adoption by reference.
- Sec. 3-5. - Open burning.
- Sec. 3-6. - Major emission sources and solid waste incinerators.
- Sec. 3-7. - Odors.
- Sec. 3-8. - Smoke.
- Sec. 3-9. - Dust, dirt and fly ash.
- Sec. 3-10. - Enforcement.
- Sec. 3-11. - Existing rights or remedies.
- Sec. 3-12. - Penalties.
CHAPTER 4
AMUSEMENTS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II. - POOL AND BILLIARD HALLS
- ARTICLE III. - AMUSEMENT DEVICES[2]
- Sec. 4-32. - Definitions.
- Sec. 4-33. - Use of amusement devices to be accessory to the operation of main business.
- Sec. 4-34. - Number and placement of amusement devices in non-arcade establishments.
- Sec. 4-35. - Permit required, approvals and inspections.
- Sec. 4-36. - Distributor license required; approval by chief of police.
- Sec. 4-37. - Distributor's identification marks required.
- Sec. 4-38. - Arcade license requirements.
- Sec. 4-41. - Placement of machines for charitable, fund-raising purposes.
- Sec. 4-42. - Revocation of permit or license—Hearing procedure.
- Sec. 4-43. - Gambling or free games prohibited.
- Sec. 4-44. - Hours of operation.
- Sec. 4-45. - Sale of alcoholic beverages.
- Sec. 4-46. - Complaints concerning permitees or licensees.
- Sec. 4-47. - Penalty provisions.
- ARTICLE IV. - MINIATURE GOLF COURSE OR PRACTICE COURSE
- Sec. 4-58. - Definition.
- Sec. 4-59. - License—Required; coverage; expiration.
- Sec. 4-60. - Same—Application.
- Sec. 4-61. - Same—Requirements for issuance.
- Sec. 4-62. - Same—Revocation.
- Sec. 4-63. - Insurance required.
- Sec. 4-64. - Hours of operation.
- Sec. 4-65. - Noises prohibited.
- Sec. 4-66. - Restriction on lighting.
- Sec. 4-67. - Minimum size of driving ranges.
- ARTICLE V. - MINIATURE VEHICLE TRACK OR RACEWAY[3]
CHAPTER 5
ANIMALS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 5-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 5-2. - Enforcement by municipal animal control officer or police; employment standards.
- Sec. 5-3. - Animal cruelty and neglect prohibited, penalties.
- Sec. 5-4. - Restrictions on keeping certain animals.
- Sec. 5-5. - Reasonable control required.
- Sec. 5-6. - Disturbing noise prohibited.
- Sec. 5-7. - Harbored bees to be controlled.
- Sec. 5-8. - Disturbing birds prohibited; exceptions.
- Sec. 5-9. - Coloring fowl prohibited.
- Sec. 5-10. - Burial of dead animals.
- Sec. 5-11. - Proper disposal of manure required; yard cleanliness.
- Sec. 5-12. - Bond required for itinerant shows and peddlers who employ animals; bond requisite to business license.
- Sec. 5-13. - Term and release of bond.
- Sec. 5-14. - Inspection by chief of police or animal control officer and/or county health department and/or state.
- ARTICLE II. - DANGEROUS ANIMALS
- ARTICLE III. - CATS AND DOGS
- Sec. 5-25. - Licensing, tags, leashes, nuisance per se.
- Sec. 5-26. - Dog or cat licenses; application; provisions; proof of vaccination.
- Sec. 5-27. - Dog or cat license; unlicensed and young dogs or cats; application; fee after certain date.
- Sec. 5-28. - Dog or cat license; tag kept on dog or cat; duration.
- Sec. 5-29. - Issuance of dog or cat license; information to be provided to dog or cat owner.
- Sec. 5-30. - Lost tags.
- Sec. 5-31. - Production of proof of license.
- Sec. 5-32. - License and tag; transferability.
- Sec. 5-33. - Number of dogs or cats permitted.
- Sec. 5-34. - "Kennel" defined; kennel license; fee; tags; certificate; rules; inspection; exception.
- Sec. 5-35. - Rules governing kennel dogs or cats.
- Sec. 5-36. - Sworn complaint; contents; issuance of summons; hearing; order; penalty for disobedience; costs; audit and payment of claims.
- Sec. 5-37. - Common law liability.
- Sec. 5-38. - Report to police department required after person is bitten.
- Sec. 5-39. - Delivery of dog or cat to police department, quarantine procedure.
- Sec. 5-40. - Provisions for animal control shelter, animal control officer and duties.
- Sec. 5-41. - Release requirements; records of disposition.
- Sec. 5-42. - Penalties.
CHAPTER 6
BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL[2]
- Sec. 6-1.- Community development department; director; deputy director; building official.
- Sec. 6-2. - Street numbers on buildings—Display required.
- Sec. 6-2.1. - Same—Numbering rear of commercial buildings; penalty.
- Sec. 6-3. - Same—Assignment by building official; charts to be kept.
- Sec. 6-4. - Parking lots of vacant industrial or commercial buildings to be chained off.
- Sec. 6-5. - Contractor registration
- Sec. 6-6. - Vehicle identification.
- Sec. 6-7. - Occupancy certificates; code compliance; inspection
- Sec. 6-8. - Concrete placement.
- Sec. 6-9. - Interference with inspections.
- Sec. 6-10. - Approval of public improvements prerequisite to issuance of permit for residential construction.
- Sec. 6-11. - Review of building plans.
- Sec. 6-12. - Accessory structures—Certified survey required for issuance of permit; exception.
- Sec. 6-13. - Same—Rat walls/rat proofing; floor drains.
- Sec. 6-14. - Removal of foundations upon demolition.
- Sec. 6-15. - Residential air conditioning equipment.
- ARTICLE II.- CONSTRUCTION CODES[3]
- ARTICLE III.- ELECTRICAL CODE[4]
- ARTICLE IV.- PLUMBING CODE[5]
- ARTICLE V. - MECHANICAL CODE[6]
- ARTICLE VI.- RESERVED[7]
- ARTICLE VII.- PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - LANDLORD LICENSES[8]
- Sec. 6-150. - Definitions.
- Sec. 6-151. - License required.
- Sec. 6-152. - Application; fee; license term.
- Sec. 6-153. - Licenses; issuance, revocation, appeal.
- Sec. 6-154. - Inspections.
- Sec. 6-155. - Designation of responsible local agent required.
- Sec. 6-156 - Proof of license.
- Sec. 6-157. - Transfer of ownership; licenses not transferable.
- ARTICLE VIII.- DANGEROUS AND UNSAFE BUILDINGS[9]
- Sec. 6-178.- Unlawful to keep or maintain.
- Sec. 6-179. - Definition of dangerous or unsafe building.
- Sec. 6-180. - Notice of dangerous and unsafe conditions.
- Sec. 6-181. - Procedure at hearing, cost of compliance as lien, appeal to city council.
- Sec. 6-182. - Duties of building official.
- Sec. 6-183. - Duties of fire department.
- Sec. 6-184. - Duties of police department.
- Sec. 6-185. - Emergency cases.
- Sec. 6-186. - Demolition permit, bond, license and other requirements.
- Sec. 6-187. - Administrative liability.
- Sec. 6-188. - Penalty for disregard of notices or orders.
- Sec. 6-189. - Properties that constitute hazard or nuisance; notice to abate; hearing; special assessment.
- ARTICLE IX.- MOVING OF BUILDINGS
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 6-201. - License required; application; fee.
- Sec. 6-202. - Cash deposit required; exception.
- Sec. 6-203. - Inspection of moving operations; cost; time for moving.
- Sec. 6-204. - Route designated by building official; standing in intersection prohibited; exception.
- Sec. 6-205. - Cleanup of building removal site by moving contractor.
- Sec. 6-206. - Certificate of occupancy required; forfeit of cash deposit.
- DIVISION 2. - PERMIT
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE X. - UNSOLICITED WRITTEN MATERIALS[10]
- ARTICLE XI.- SWIMMING POOLS
- Sec. 6-283.- Definitions.
- Sec. 6-284. - Application of building code to article provisions.
- Sec. 6-285. - Application of electrical code to article provisions.
- Sec. 6-286. - Permit required.
- Sec. 6-287. - Application requirements.
- Sec. 6-288. - Inspections.
- Sec. 6-289. - Location of outdoor pool.
- Sec. 6-290. - Reserved.
- Sec. 6-291. - Additional requirements for nonportable pools.
- Sec. 6-292. - Water supply and waste disposal.
- Sec. 6-293. - Recirculation system.
- Sec. 6-294. - Maintenance and operation.
- Sec. 6-295. - Creation of a nuisance prohibited.
- Sec. 6-296. - Responsibility for control of private pool.
- Sec. 6-297. - Abandonment.
- Sec. 6-298. - Penalty for violation of article provisions; abatement of nuisances.
CHAPTER 7
BUSINESS REGULATIONS AND LICENSES
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - GENERAL PROVISIONS[2]
- Sec. 7-1.- Purpose of chapter.
- Sec. 7-1.1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 7-1.2. - Businesses, individuals or premises licensed by others.
- Sec. 7-2. - Enforcement; inspections.
- Sec. 7-21. - Application.
- Sec. 7-22. - License.
- Sec. 7-23. - Investigation, processing and issuance.
- Sec. 7-24. - License fees.
- Sec. 7-27. - Reasons for denial, suspension and revocation.
- Sec. 7-28. - Temporary/seasonal business licenses.
- Sec. 7-29. - Display required.
- Sec. 7-30. - Display of expired or duplicated license prohibited.
- Sec. 7-31. - Annual renewal for full-time, permanent licenses.
- Sec. 7-33. - Procedure for appeal.
- Sec. 7-35. - Prohibitions for all licensees.
- Sec. 7-36. - Nuisance businesses.
- Sec. 7-37. - Violations.
- ARTICLE II.- GENERAL BUSINESS LICENSES[3]
- ARTICLE III.- RESERVED[4]
- ARTICLE IV.- VENDOR/SOLICITORS[5]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY[6]
- Sec. 7-63. - Vendors/solicitors license required.
- Sec. 7-64. - License application.
- Sec. 7-65. - Hours permitted; restrictions on location and prohibition of noise-making devise.
- Sec. 7-66. - Entering residence without invitation.
- Sec. 7-67. - Creating a nuisance.
- Sec. 7-68. - Prohibition of solicitation where "no solicitation" has been requested.
- Sec. 7-69. - Charitable solicitation.
- DIVISION 2. - LICENSE
- Sec. 7-70. - Required.
- Sec. 7-71. - Application.
- Sec. 7-72. - Fee.
- Sec. 7-73. - Investigation; issuance of license.
- Sec. 7-74. - Exhibition of license.
- Sec. 7-75. - Records.
- Sec. 7-76. - Denial, suspension or revocation; right to hearing.
- Sec. 7-77. - False application.
- Sec. 7-78. - License contents; transfer.
- Sec. 7-79. - No fee for solicitation of a war veteran.
- DIVISION 3. - DO-NOT-KNOCK REGISTRY
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY[6]
- ARTICLE V. - PAWNBROKERS[7]
- ARTICLE VI.- SECONDHAND DEALERS AND JUNK DEALERS[8]
- ARTICLE VII.- REGULATED USES[9]
- Sec. 7-111.- Definitions.
- Sec. 7-112. - License required.
- Sec. 7-113. - Application for regulated use establishment license; fees.
- Sec. 7-114. - License procedures.
- Sec. 7-115. - Issuance of license.
- Sec. 7-116. - Approval or denial of application.
- Sec. 7-117. - Posting of license.
- Sec. 7-118. - Renewal of license.
- Sec. 7-119. - Revocation or suspension of license.
- Sec. 7-120. - Facilities necessary.
- Sec. 7-121. - Operating requirements.
- Sec. 7-122. - Persons under age eighteen prohibited on premises.
- Sec. 7-123. - Alcoholic beverages prohibited.
- Sec. 7-124. - Hours.
- Sec. 7-125. - Unlawful acts.
- Sec. 7-126. - Sale, transfer or change of location.
- Sec. 7-127. - Name and place.
- ARTICLE VIII.- REGULATED SALES[10]
- ARTICLE IX.- SNOW REMOVAL
- Sec. 7-150.- Commercial snow plowing and removal license—Required.
- Sec. 7-151. - Reserved.
- Sec. 7-152. - Nuisance prohibited.
- Sec. 7-153. - Restriction on plowing into piles.
- Sec. 7-154. - Grounds for denial, suspension, revocation or nonrenewal.
- Sec. 7-155. - License issuance, term and possession.
- Sec. 7-156. - License denial, suspension, revocation or nonrenewal.
- Sec. 7-157. - Special equipment and identification.
- Sec. 7-158. - Violations.
- ARTICLE X. - RESERVED[11]
- ARTICLE XI.- CITY OF MADISON HEIGHTS ALARM ORDINANCE[12]
- Sec. 7-194.- Purpose, intent and definitions.
- Sec. 7-195. - Permit required for installation, operation and/or maintenance.
- Sec. 7-196. - Permit required for owning, leasing or occupying premises equipped with alarm systems; fees; liability.
- Sec. 7-197. - Audible and/or visible alarms.
- Sec. 7-198. - Violations; penalties.
- Sec. 7-199. - Appeal.
- Sec. 7-200. - Misrepresentation by alarm contractor.
- Sec. 7-201. - Separate systems required for separate entrances.
- Sec. 7-202. - Test of the system; notification to police department required; violation.
- Sec. 7-203. - Rules and regulations.
- Sec. 7-204. - Compliance with other ordinance provisions.
- Sec. 7-205. - Penalties.
- Sec. 7-206. - Installation, operation and/or maintenance of system without permit; defective alarms; inspection.
- ARTICLE XII.- MASSAGE PARLORS AND MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENTS[13]
- Sec. 7-211.- Definitions.
- Sec. 7-212. - License required.
- Sec. 7-213. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 7-214. - Application for massage parlor or massage establishment license; fees.
- Sec. 7-215. - Fees.
- Sec. 7-216. - License procedures.
- Sec. 7-217. - Issuance of license.
- Sec. 7-218. - Grounds for denial.
- Sec. 7-219. - Posting of license.
- Sec. 7-220. - Records of employees and customers.
- Sec. 7-221. - Renewal of license.
- Sec. 7-222. - Revocation or suspension of license.
- Sec. 7-224. - Facilities necessary.
- Sec. 7-225. - Operating requirements.
- Sec. 7-226. - Persons under age eighteen prohibited on premises.
- Sec. 7-227. - Alcoholic beverages prohibited.
- Sec. 7-228. - Hours.
- Sec. 7-231. - Unlawful acts.
- Sec. 7-232. - Location.
- Sec. 7-233. - Sale, transfer or change of location.
- Sec. 7-234. - Name and place.
- Sec. 7-235. - Penalty.
- ARTICLE XIII.- PRECIOUS METALS AND GEM DEALERS[14]
- ARTICLE XIV.- CHEMICAL SPRAYING BUSINESSES
- Sec. 7-255.- License required; fee, application.
- Sec. 7-256. - Insurance requirements.
- Sec. 7-257. - Display of license.
- Sec. 7-258. - Burning leaves, grass and other items prohibited.
- Sec. 7-259. - Operation of motor-driven vehicles or equipment.
- Sec. 7-260. - Compliance with further regulations.
- Sec. 7-261. - Revocation of license.
- Sec. 7-262. - Penalties for violation.
- ARTICLE XV.- HOTELS
- ARTICLE XVI.- MEDICAL MARIHUANA FACILITIES
- Sec. 7-300.- Purpose and intent.
- Sec. 7-301. - Definitions.
- Sec. 7-302. - Medical marihuana facilities authorized.
- Sec. 7-303. - No pre-existing non-conforming facilities
- Sec. 7-304. - Reserved.
- Sec. 7-305. - License requirements.
- Sec. 7-306. - Initial application period.
- Sec. 7-307. - Preliminary denial of application.
- Sec. 7-308. - Scoring and selecting applicants.
- Sec. 7-309. - License renewal applications.
- Sec. 7-310. - Location requirements.
- Sec. 7-311. - Marketing and advertising restrictions.
- Sec. 7-312. - Operating requirements.
- Sec. 7-313. - Registered primary caregiver operations.
- Sec. 7-314. - Registered primary caregiver license requirements.
- ARTICLE XVII.- MARIHUANA ESTABLISHMENTS[15]
- Sec. 7-400.- Purpose and intent.
- Sec. 7-401. - Definitions.
- Sec. 7-402. - Marihuana establishments authorized.
- Sec. 7-403. - No pre-existing non-conforming establishments.
- Sec. 7-404. - No effect on Michigan medical marihuana patients or caregivers.
- Sec. 7-405. - License requirements.
- Sec. 7-406. - Application period.
- Sec. 7-408. - Scoring and selecting applicants.
- Sec. 7-409. - License renewal applications.
- Sec. 7-410. - Location requirements.
- Sec. 7-412. - Operating requirements.
CHAPTER 7
½ - CABLE COMMUNICATION
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II. - TERM, RENEWAL PROCEDURE, TERMINATION OF FRANCHISE AND CONTINUITY OF SERVICE
- ARTICLE III. - DEFINITIONS
- ARTICLE IV. - SELECTION OF FRANCHISEE
- ARTICLE V. - FRANCHISE PROVISIONS, RESTRICTIONS AND REGULATIONS
- Sec. 7½-12. - Franchise agreement—Rights reserved by city.
- Sec. 7½-13. - Same—Specific provisions required.
- Sec. 7½-14. - Number of channels.
- Sec. 7½-15. - State of the art.
- Sec. 7½-16. - Resident company and agent required for insurance and bond.
- Sec. 7½-17. - Subscriber equipment; switch to be provided.
- Sec. 7½-18. - Public service installations.
- Sec. 7½-19. - Interconnections.
- Sec. 7½-20. - Certain other business activities prohibited to franchisee.
- Sec. 7½-21. - Construction schedule.
- Sec. 7½-22. - Construction standards and requirements.
- Sec. 7½-23. - Service to apartments.
- Sec. 7½-24. - Repair of damages by franchisee.
- Sec. 7½-25. - Removal of facilities upon request.
- Sec. 7½-26. - Transactions affecting ownership or control of facilities.
- Sec. 7½-27. - Receivership, foreclosure or act of bankruptcy.
- Sec. 7½-28. - City's right of intervention.
- Sec. 7½-29. - Prohibition of discriminating or preferential practices relative to users.
- Sec. 7½-30. - Nondiscrimination policy.
- Sec. 7½-31. - Maintenance personnel.
- Sec. 7½-32. - Filings and communications with regulatory agencies.
- Sec. 7½-33. - Permits and authorizations to be acquired, copy to city.
- Sec. 7½-34. - City rights enumerated.
- Sec. 7½-35. - Compliance with Federal Communications Commission rules and regulations.
- Sec. 7½-36. - Service to customers.
- Sec. 7½-37. - Reports and records to be filed with city.
- Sec. 7½-38. - Chapter may be amended to provide for new technical developments.
- Sec. 7½-39. - Liability and indemnification.
- Sec. 7½-40. - Security fund.
- Sec. 7½-41. - Operational standards.
- ARTICLE VI. - RATES AND CHARGES
- ARTICLE VII. - FRANCHISE FEES
- ARTICLE VIII. - ENFORCEMENT
- ARTICLE IX. - MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
- Sec. 7½-49. - Captions.
- Sec. 7½-50. - Preemption.
- Sec. 7½-51. - Compliance with laws, regulations and ordinances.
- Sec. 7½-52. - Publication costs.
- Sec. 7½-53. - Activities prohibited.
- Sec. 7½-54. - Protection of privacy.
- Sec. 7½-55. - Location of cables.
- Sec. 7½-56. - Reserved.
- Sec. 7½-57. - Arbitration.
- Sec. 7½-58. - Program content restrictions.
- Sec. 7½-59. - Employment requirement.
- Sec. 7½-60. - Force majeure; grantee's inability to perform.
CHAPTER 8
NONCOMMERCIAL SOLICITATIONS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II. - REGISTRATION
- Sec. 8-14. - Required; exception.
- Sec. 8-15. - Registration application; contents.
- Sec. 8-16. - Filing false application.
- Sec. 8-17. - Issuance of a notice of registration of solicitor; contents.
- Sec. 8-18. - Expiration.
- Sec. 8-19. - Nontransferable.
- Sec. 8-20. - Registration fee.
- Sec. 8-21. - Misrepresentation of endorsement by city.
- Sec. 8-22. - Revocation.
- Sec. 8-23. - Hours of noncommercial solicitations; no solicitation on public right-of-way.
- Sec. 8-24. - Solicitation prohibited on posted property.
CHAPTER 11
EXCAVATIONS AND LANDFILLS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 11-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 11-2. - Certain nuisances prohibited.
- Sec. 11-3. - Abatement of nuisances.
- Sec. 11-4. - Debris prohibited.
- Sec. 11-5. - Construction of new residences—Clean fill dirt to established grade level required.
- Sec. 11-6. - Same—Certificate of occupancy from building inspector required.
- ARTICLE II. - SOIL REMOVAL
- DIVISION 2. - PERMIT
- Sec. 11-29. - Required; application; contents.
- Sec. 11-30. - Exceptions.
- Sec. 11-31. - Application fee; investigation.
- Sec. 11-32. - Public hearing following engineer's recommendations; notice.
- Sec. 11-33. - Consideration by council; requirements for issuance.
- Sec. 11-34. - Fee; issuance.
- Sec. 11-35. - Revocation.
- DIVISION 2. - PERMIT
- ARTICLE III. - LANDFILL
- DIVISION 2. - PERMIT
CHAPTER 12
FIRE DEPARTMENT AND FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 12-1. - Creation.
- Sec. 12-2. - Powers and duties of the fire chief.
- Sec. 12-3. - Compliance with state law required.
- Sec. 12-4. - Vehicles crossing fire hose.
- Sec. 12-5. - Unlawful boarding or tampering with fire department emergency equipment.
- Sec. 12-6. - Damage or injury to fire department equipment or personnel.
- Sec. 12-7. - False alarms.
- Sec. 12-8. - Activation of fire alarm systems.
- Sec. 12-9. - Open buildings due to fire.
- Sec. 12-10. - Fire suppression system; permit required.
- Sec. 12-11. - Fire alarm or detection system; permit required.
- Sec. 12-12. - Conflicts.
- Sec. 12-13. - Penalty; each day a separate offense.
- ARTICLE II. - FIRE PREVENTION
- ARTICLE III. - FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS
- Sec. 12-63. - Containers in passenger vehicles; restrictions on filling and transporting.
- Sec. 12-64. - Labeling and construction of containers; unlawful to fill any container of certain persons.
- Sec. 12-65. - Storage for private use; restrictions.
- Sec. 12-66. - Regulations and prohibitions on storage or handling.
- ARTICLE IV. - FIREWORKS
- ARTICLE V. - RECOVERY OF COSTS AND EXPENSES FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE
CHAPTER 13
FOOD AND FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL[1]
- Sec. 13-1.- Fence required to enclose restaurants, drive-ins, etc.
- Sec. 13-2. - Restaurant and drive-in parking lots restricted to customer and employee use.
- Sec. 13-3. - Nuisances prohibited in restaurant or drive-in parking area.
- Sec. 13-4. - Restaurant parking lights to shine away from residential areas.
- Sec. 13-5. - Alcoholic beverages prohibited on premises of nonlicensed restaurants, etc.
- ARTICLE II. - FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS AND FOOD MARKETS IN GENERAL
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - LICENSES GENERALLY
- DIVISION 3. - SANITATION REQUIREMENTS GENERALLY
- DIVISION 4. - CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
- DIVISION 5. - PLUMBING, SEWAGE AND WATER
- DIVISION 6. - INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION AND LIGHTING
- DIVISION 7. - VENTILATION STANDARDS GENERALLY
- DIVISION 8. - GREASE FILTERS AND GREASE REMOVERS
- DIVISION 9. - HOOD PERFORMANCE DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
- Sec. 13-53.- General.
- Sec. 13-54. - Terminology.
- Sec. 13-54.1. - Canopy hood computations.
- Sec. 13-54.2. - Canopy hood size and height.
- Sec. 13-54.3. - Low-side wall hoods.
- Sec. 13-54.4. - Charcoal broilers and barbecue pits.
- Sec. 13-54.5. - Pizza oven hoods (cap type).
- Sec. 13-54.6. - Other types of hoods.
- Sec. 13-54.7. - Dishwashing equipment hoods.
- Sec. 13-54.8. - Exceptions.
- DIVISION 10. - AIR SYSTEMS
- DIVISION 11. - FOOD EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS
- DIVISION 12. - CLEANING AND SANITIZING
- Sec. 13-54.17.- Cleanliness of equipment and utensils.
- Sec. 13-54.18. - Mobile unit utensils and equipment.
- Sec. 13-54.19. - Single-service articles.
- Sec. 13-54.20. - Methods and facilities for washing and sanitizing.
- Sec. 13-54.21. - Sinks required.
- Sec. 13-54.22. - Thermometer required.
- Sec. 13-54.23. - Dish tables and drainboards.
- Sec. 13-54.24. - Dishwashing machines.
- Sec. 13-54.25. - Storing of utensils.
- DIVISION 13. - FOOD GENERALLY
- DIVISION 14. - CAFETERIA-TYPE OPERATIONS
- DIVISION 15. - POTABLE ICE; COLD PLATES; CARBONATORS
- DIVISION 16. - SUPPLEMENTAL REGULATIONS; MISCELLANEOUS; ENFORCEMENT; INTERPRETATION
- Sec. 13-54.42.- Scales and measures.
- Sec. 13-54.43. - Honest weights.
- Sec. 13-54.44. - Prohibited locations.
- Sec. 13-54.45. - Vermin control.
- Sec. 13-54.46. - Condemnation of unfit foods.
- Sec. 13-54.47. - Inspections.
- Sec. 13-54.48. - Compliance.
- Sec. 13-54.49. - Mobile unit seizure.
- Sec. 13-54.50. - Right of entry.
- Sec. 13-54.51. - License revocation.
- Sec. 13-54.52. - Interpretation.
- Sec. 13-54.53. - Penalty.
- ARTICLE III.- RESERVED[3]
- ARTICLE IV.- VENDING MACHINES
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - LICENSES[4]
- DIVISION 3. - RULES AND REGULATIONS
- DIVISION 4. - COMMISSARIES
CHAPTER 14
RECYCLING AND WASTE DISPOSAL
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II. - SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AREA
- ARTICLE III. - RECYCLING
- ARTICLE IV. - RESIDENTS
- Sec. 14-10. - Authorized recyclable materials.
- Sec. 14-11. - Deposit in required receptacles; kind; placement, use.
- Sec. 14-12. - Garbage to be drained of liquids.
- Sec. 14-13. - Scavenging of authorized recyclable materials prohibited.
- Sec. 14-14. - Unauthorized collection prohibited.
- Sec. 14-15. - Vehicles.
- Sec. 14-16. - Burning restrictions.
- ARTICLE V. - ENFORCEMENT
CHAPTER 15
LIBRARY1
Sections
- Sec. 15-1.- Maintenance; expansion.
- Sec. 15-2. - Administration.
- Sec. 15-3. - Imposition and collection of fines.
- Sec. 15-4. - Persons entitled to use facility.
- Sec. 15-5. - Failure to return property; penalty.
- Sec. 15-6. - Giving misinformation to obtain property; penalty.
- Sec. 15-7. - Destruction of books.
- Sec. 15-8. - Responsibility for actions of minor.
CHAPTER 16
MINORS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- [DIVISION 2. - CONVERSION THERAPY]
- ARTICLE II. - YOUTH ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
- ARTICLE III. - PARENTAL NEGLECT[2]
- ARTICLE IV. - USE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES[3]
- Sec. 16-54. - Misrepresentation of age.
- Sec. 16-55. - Furnishing fraudulent identification.
- Sec. 16-56. - Furnishing or selling alcoholic liquor to a person under twenty-one.
- Sec. 16-57. - Presence of minors in alcoholic beverage establishments.
- Sec. 16-58. - Inducement to consume alcoholic beverages.
- Sec. 16-59. - Purchase, consumption, possession by person under twenty-one.
- Sec. 16-60. - Regulating the use of alcoholic beverages and drugs at open house parties.
- ARTICLE V. - PURCHASE, POSSESSION, USE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS, VAPOR PRODUCTS OR ALTERNATIVE NICOTINE PRODUCTS BY MINORS; SELLING, GIVING OR FURNISHING TOBACCO PRODUCTS, VAPOR PRODUCTS OR ALTERNATIVE NICOTINE PRODUCTS TO MINORS[4]
- Sec. 16-71. - Purchase, possession or use of tobacco products, vapor products or alternative nicotine products by minors in public; penalty.
- Sec. 16-72. - Definitions as used in the article.
- Sec. 16-73. - Tobacco products, vapor products or alternative nicotine products; furnishing to minors; public health department sign, affirmative defense, rebuttal and penalty.
CHAPTER 17
MISCELLANEOUS OFFENSES AND PROVISIONS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 17-1.- Injury to private property; injury or interference with use of public property.
- Sec. 17-1.1. - Council empowered to pay reward for apprehension of vandals; disputes.
- Sec. 17-2. - Injury to telephone and electric poles, etc.
- Sec. 17-3. - False fire alarms.
- Sec. 17-4. - Flag—Exhibition and display.
- Sec. 17-5. - Same—Mutilation.
- Sec. 17-6. - Same—Exceptions.
- Sec. 17-7. - Disposition of licensees' Christmas trees following the season.
- Sec. 17-8. - Landing of aircraft at other than officially designated points prohibited; exception.
- Sec. 17-9. - Use of lots adjacent to restaurants and drive-ins.
- Sec. 17-10. - Fraudulent procurement of food and/or lodging in hotels, motels and eating places.
- ARTICLE II.- PUBLIC NUISANCES GENERALLY[2]
- Sec. 17-19.- Defined.
- Sec. 17-20. - Abatement procedure.
- Sec. 17-21. - Failure to comply with notice to repair, etc.; removal of notice; penalty.
- Sec. 17-22. - Radio and television interference.
- Sec. 17-23. - Littering.
- Sec. 17-24. - Placing signs on public property.
- Sec. 17-25. - Placing of substances injurious to travelers, vehicles, etc.
- Sec. 17-26. - Unwholesome excavations, sewers, drains, etc.
- Sec. 17-27. - Abandoned refrigerators, etc.
- Sec. 17-28. - Illegal dumping.
- ARTICLE III.- NOISE[3]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 17-39. - Prohibition generally.
- Sec. 17-40. - Exceptions to article provisions.
- Sec. 17-40.1. - Speaker boxes, amplification and/or audio speaker devices at businesses.
- Sec. 17-41. - Shouting, whistling, singing, etc.
- Sec. 17-42. - Horns and signal devices.
- Sec. 17-43. - Engine exhausts.
- Sec. 17-44. - Vehicle disturbance; loud radio or other device.
- Sec. 17-45. - Loud radio, television, musical instrument or other device.
- Sec. 17-46. - Devices to attract attention.
- Sec. 17-47. - Sound trucks; permit required.
- Sec. 17-48. - Handling merchandise.
- Sec. 17-49. - Hawking.
- Sec. 17-50. - Whistle or siren.
- Sec. 17-51. - Construction or repairing of buildings, etc.; permit required.
- Sec. 17-52. - Sensitive noise receiving properties.
- DIVISION 2. - RESERVED[4]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE IV.- DISTRIBUTION OF HANDBILLS
- Sec. 17-63.- Intent of article.
- Sec. 17-64. - Prohibited in public places; exceptions.
- Sec. 17-65. - Placing in vehicles prohibited; exceptions.
- Sec. 17-66. - Prohibited on vacant premises.
- Sec. 17-67. - Prohibited on posted property.
- Sec. 17-68. - An inhabited private premises; license required.
- Sec. 17-69. - Certain information required to be printed on handbills.
- Sec. 17-70. - Prohibited on Sundays and at night.
- Sec. 17-71. - License—Application, fee, bond, identification; exceptions.
- Sec. 17-72. - Same—Registration of authorized persons, revocation, nontransferable.
- Sec. 17-73. - City council established as appeal board to grant waivers of article provisions.
- Sec. 17-74. - Distribution of handbills from noncommercial organizations.
- ARTICLE V. - BLIGHT
- ARTICLE VI.- DISORDERLY, INDECENT AND IMMORAL CONDUCT
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 17-100. - Assault.
- Sec. 17-101. - Theft offenses.
- Sec. 17-102. - Checks without sufficient funds.
- Sec. 17-103. - Reserved.
- Sec. 17-104. - Aggressive or fraudulent begging or receiving alms.
- Sec. 17-105. - Reserved.
- Sec. 17-106. - Loitering—Definition, prohibitions and enforcement.
- Sec. 17-107. - Same—At schools.
- Sec. 17-107.1. - Alcoholic beverages prohibited on school property.
- Sec. 17-108. - Trespassing.
- Sec. 17-109. - Unlawful assembly.
- Sec. 17-110. - Disturbing the peace.
- Sec. 17-111. - Disturbance of religious worship.
- Sec. 17-112. - Vulgar language.
- Sec. 17-113. - Public intoxication.
- Sec. 17-114. - Spitting in public.
- Sec. 17-115. - Indecent exposure.
- Sec. 17-116. - Window peeping.
- Sec. 17-117. - Prostitution and moral perversion.
- Sec. 17-118. - Solicitation of drinks.
- Sec. 17-119. - Frequenting unlawful establishments.
- Sec. 17-120. - Gambling; prima facie evidence.
- Sec. 17-121. - Neglect of family.
- Sec. 17-122. - Stalking.
- Sec. 17-123. - Reserved.
- Sec. 17-124. - Purchase of obscene material as condition to purchase of other publications.
- Sec. 17-125. - Malicious use of a telephone; penalty for violation.
- Sec. 17-126. - Reserved.
- DIVISION 2. - PORNOGRAPHY[5]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE VII.- CONTROL OF WEAPONS
- Sec. 17-138.- Exempt persons.
- Sec. 17-139. - Definition.
- Sec. 17-140. - Injuring property by reckless use of firearm, pistol or pneumatic gun.
- Sec. 17-141. - Reckless handling of a firearm, pistol or pneumatic gun.
- Sec. 17-141.1. - Brandishing firearm, pistol or pneumatic gun, prohibited.
- Sec. 17-142. - Possession of dangerous weapons prohibited; exceptions.
- Sec. 17-143. - Discharge of firearms, pistols, and bow and arrow with penetrating tip prohibited; exceptions.
- Sec. 17-144. - Declared contraband.
- Sec. 17-145. - Hunting—Prohibited; exceptions.
- Sec. 17-146. - Same—Confiscation of hunting devices.
- Sec. 17-147. - Sale or distribution of dangerous or offensive weapons prohibited.
- Sec. 17-148. - Penalty.
- ARTICLE VIII.- CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES[6]
- Sec. 17-157.- Definitions.
- Sec. 17-158. - Possession, sale, manufacture, creation, delivery, or possession with intent to manufacture, create, or deliver a controlled substance classified in schedule 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 of the Michigan Public Health Code, Act 368 of 1978, MCL 333.7201 et. al., a controlled substance analogue, a counterfeit substance, a deleterious drug, a prescription form, or a counterfeit prescription form.
- Sec. 17-159. - Use of a controlled substance or controlled substance analogue.
- Sec. 17-160. - Implements of manufacture of controlled substance.
- Sec. 17-161. - Fraudulently obtaining controlled substance or prescription from health care provider.
- Sec. 17-162. - Recruiting, inducing, soliciting, or coercing minor to violate this article.
- Sec. 17-163. - Loitering where drugs or drug paraphernalia are present.
- Sec. 17-164. - "Drug paraphernalia" defined.
- Sec. 17-165. - Possession of drug paraphernalia.
- Sec. 17-166. - Sale of drug paraphernalia.
- Sec. 17-167. - Penalties for marihuana violations.
- ARTICLE IX.- CHEMICAL AGENTS[7]
- Sec. 17-176.- Chemical agent, definition.
- Sec. 17-177. - Inhalation or consumption of chemical agent prohibited; anesthesia inhalation excepted.
- Sec. 17-178. - Sale or distribution of device containing or dispensing nitrous oxide; prohibition; exceptions.
- Sec. 17-191. - Violation as misdemeanor; penalty.
- ARTICLE X. - SHOPPING CARTS[8]
- Sec. 17-192.- Intent of article.
- Sec. 17-193. - Definitions.
- Sec. 17-194. - Marking for identification.
- Sec. 17-195. - Storage after closing.
- Sec. 17-196. - Removal from premises without written consent prohibited.
- Sec. 17-197. - Same—Notice to be posted warning of violation.
- Sec. 17-198. - Abandonment prohibited.
- Sec. 17-199. - Notice to owners of abandoned carts; redemption; auction.
- ARTICLE XI.- SEIZURE AND FORFEITURE OF PROCEEDS OF CRIMES
- Sec. 17-201.- Definitions.
- Sec. 17-202. - Property subject to seizure and forfeiture.
- Sec. 17-203. - Seizure of property.
- Sec. 17-204. - Notice of seizure and intent to forfeit and dispose of property.
- Sec. 17-205. - Motion to return property or discharge lien.
- Sec. 17-206. - Return of property or discharge of lien.
- Sec. 17-206a. - Notice of return of seized property or discharge of lien to certain persons.
- Sec. 17-207. - Forfeiture proceedings.
- Sec. 17-208. - Sale of property.
- Sec. 17-209. - Jurisdiction.
- Sec. 17-210. - Report of seizure and forfeiture activities.
- ARTICLE XII.- FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY—CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE VIOLATIONS
- Sec. 17-221.- Property subject to forfeiture; burden of proof; "imitation controlled substance" defined.
- Sec. 17-221a. - Civil asset forfeiture; conditions, requirements, and limitations.
- Sec. 17-222. - Property subject to forfeiture; seizure; process; seizure without process.
- Sec. 17-223. - Seizure under section 17-222; forfeiture proceedings; procedure.
- Sec. 17-223a. - Stay of civil forfeiture during pending criminal proceedings; forfeiture hearing; burden of proof; return of property.
- Sec. 17-224. - Disposition of forfeited property.
- Sec. 17-224b. - Report by agency of seizure and forfeiture activities under Uniform Forfeiture Reporting Act.
- Sec. 17-225. - Controlled substance as contraband; seizure and summary forfeiture.
- Sec. 17-227. - Destruction of controlled substance seized as evidence.
- Sec. 17-231. - Burden of proof of exemption or exception.
CHAPTER 18
MOBILE HOMES AND TRAILERS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II. - PARKS[2]
- ARTICLE III. - RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT[3]
CHAPTER 19
PARKS AND RECREATION
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II. - DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION[2]
- ARTICLE III. - PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD[3]
- ARTICLE IV. - RULES AND REGULATIONS
- Sec. 19-44. - Enforcement of article.
- Sec. 19-45. - Restriction on use—City council or school board resolution.
- Sec. 19-46. - Same—Posting of signs required.
- Sec. 19-47. - Emergency action.
- Sec. 19-48. - Persons eligible to use parks.
- Sec. 19-49. - Tampering with park property; erection of structures.
- Sec. 19-50. - Traffic.
- Sec. 19-51. - Service and repair of motor vehicles prohibited; exceptions.
- Sec. 19-52. - Certain motor vehicles prohibited.
- Sec. 19-53. - Disposal of refuse and trash.
- Sec. 19-54. - Building of fires.
- Sec. 19-55. - Use of fireworks; special permit.
- Sec. 19-56. - Selling or advertising.
- Sec. 19-57. - Use of alcoholic beverages.
- Sec. 19-58. - Interference with structures.
- Sec. 19-59. - Pets.
- Sec. 19-60. - Closing.
- Sec. 19-61. - Promulgation of additional rules by city manager.
CHAPTER 20
POLICE
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II. - POLICE DEPARTMENT[2]
- ARTICLE III. - RESERVE FORCE
- ARTICLE IV. - CUSTODY AND DISPOSITION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 20-49. - Definition.
- Sec. 20-50. - Property clerk—Creation of office; designation of officer.
- Sec. 20-51. - Same—Custodian of property.
- Sec. 20-52. - Same—Record.
- Sec. 20-53. - Administration of oaths to determine ownership.
- Sec. 20-54. - Return to owner—Two or more claimants; hearing; liability of property clerk; property required as evidence.
- Sec. 20-55. - Same—Return to accused upon acquittal.
- Sec. 20-56. - Same—Return to persons other than accused.
- Sec. 20-57. - Delivery of property to owner pending trial.
- Sec. 20-58. - Use of property as evidence.
- Sec. 20-59. - Disposition of property not used in evidence and not specifically claimed by owner after one year.
- Sec. 20-60. - Disposition of property of deceased persons.
- Sec. 20-61. - Sale at auction; notice; proceeds to general fund.
- Sec. 20-62. - Sale of perishable property.
- DIVISION 2. - ABANDONED MOTOR VEHICLES[3]
- Sec. 20-69. - Definitions.
- Sec. 20-70. - Abandoned vehicle procedures.
- Sec. 20-71. - Abandoned scrap vehicle procedures.
- Sec. 20-72. - Vehicle removed from private property.
- Sec. 20-73. - Vehicle removed by police.
- Sec. 20-74. - Abandoned vehicle—Jurisdiction of court.
- Sec. 20-75. - Same—Duties of court.
- Sec. 20-76. - Same—Public sale.
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
CHAPTER 21
RODENT CONTROL1
Sections
- Sec. 21-1.- Definitions.
- Sec. 21-2. - Health officer authorized to promulgate and enforce rules and regulations.
- Sec. 21-3. - New buildings to be ratproofed.
- Sec. 21-4. - Existing buildings to be ratproofed; vacant property subject to chapter.
- Sec. 21-5. - Alterations, repairs, etc., of buildings to be ratproofed.
- Sec. 21-6. - Materials for ratproofing to be approved; limitation on size of openings.
- Sec. 21-7. - Storage of material which may afford rat harborage to be approved.
- Sec. 21-8. - Food storage places to be free of rodents.
- Sec. 21-9. - Storage requirements.
- Sec. 21-10. - Rat infestation—Rat control required.
- Sec. 21-11. - Same—Manner of and materials for ratproofing to be approved by chief building inspector.
- Sec. 21-12. - Licenses related to food products; approval by health officer; premises approved by commissioner of health or chief building inspector.
- Sec. 21-13. - Bird feeders to be approved.
CHAPTER 22
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 22-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 22-2. - Council powers.
- Sec. 22-2.1. - Council permitted to change assessment procedures; prior procedures revoked.
- Sec. 22-3. - Petitions by property owners to be assessed.
- Sec. 22-4. - Proposed improvements—Preparation of cost estimate and plans and specifications by the city engineer.
- Sec. 22-5. - Same—Public hearing; notice.
- Sec. 22-6. - Same—Determination of council; contents.
- Sec. 22-7. - Certification by engineer upon completion of the improvement of the total cost.
- Sec. 22-8. - Insufficiency of assessment; additional assessments; restrictions.
- Sec. 22-9. - Excess assessments; refund; restriction.
- Sec. 22-10. - Invalid assessment.
- Sec. 22-11. - Action in assumpsit on unpaid assessments.
- Sec. 22-12. - Restriction on creation of districts.
- Sec. 22-13. - Installation of improvement by person; exemption from assessment for like improvement.
- Sec. 22-14. - Deposits for installation of public improvements by builders or developers; avoidance of special assessment procedures.
- Sec. 22-15. - Posting of tentative assessments in new houses required; exception.
- ARTICLE II. - ASSESSMENT ROLL
- Sec. 22-27. - Preparation by assessor.
- Sec. 22-28. - Certificate by assessor required; filing; presentation to council.
- Sec. 22-29. - Review meeting of council; notice.
- Sec. 22-30. - Filing of objections.
- Sec. 22-31. - Consideration of objections and confirmation of roll.
- Sec. 22-32. - Confirmation prerequisite to making improvement.
- Sec. 22-33. - Transmittal to treasurer for collection; publication.
- ARTICLE III. - ASSESSMENT PAYMENTS
CHAPTER 23
STREETS AND SIDEWALKS AND OTHER PUBLIC PLACES
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 23-1. - Removal of snow and ice from sidewalks required; removal by city and assessment of costs.
- Sec. 23-2. - Suspension of objects prohibited, exceptions.
- Sec. 23-3. - Removal of building materials after sunset required; exception.
- Sec. 23-4. - Approval of certain obstructions; traffic controls, public utilities.
- Sec. 23-5. - Vehicular or animal travel on sidewalks prohibited; exception.
- Sec. 23-6. - Paving of parking lots required in certain cases.
- Sec. 23-7. - Paving of right-of-way parking required.
- Sec. 23-8. - Improvement of nonparking right-of-way required.
- Sec. 23-9. - Reserved.
- ARTICLE II. - CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 23-20. - Promulgation of rules and regulations by department of engineering.
- Sec. 23-21. - Approval and supervision of city engineering required.
- Sec. 23-22. - Cash bond required.
- Sec. 23-23. - Refusal of permit; appeal hearing; conditions imposed in granting permit.
- Sec. 23-24. - Revocation or suspension of permit.
- DIVISION 2. - PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY
- Sec. 23-25. - Title.
- Sec. 23-26. - Declaration of purpose.
- Sec. 23-27. - Definitions.
- Sec. 23-28. - General permit requirements.
- Sec. 23-29. - General construction requirements.
- Sec. 23-30. - Application procedure.
- Sec. 23-30.1. - Construction bond and hold harmless requirement.
- Sec. 23-30.2. - Blanket maintenance permit and bond.
- Sec. 23-30.3. - Inspection of work; suspension or revocation of permit; filing of "as-built" plans with GIS data.
- Sec. 23-30.4. - Review procedure.
- Sec. 23-30.5. - Conflict between laws.
- DIVISION 2.1. - SIDEWALKS[2]
- Sec. 23-31. - Definitions.
- Sec. 23-32. - Permit required.
- Sec. 23-33. - Standards for construction, repair and reconstruction.
- Sec. 23-34. - Unsafe sidewalks; duty of property owners.
- Sec. 23-35. - New construction.
- Sec. 23-36. - Sidewalk construction, repair, or reconstruction—Not in conjunction with a street project.
- Sec. 23-37. - Same—In conjunction with a street project.
- Sec. 23-38. - Sidewalk repair, rebuilding or construction for which property owner is liable.
- DIVISION 3. - DRIVEWAY APRONS, CROSSWALKS, CURB CUTS, ETC.
- Sec. 23-42. - Unsafe conditions; notice to repair; cost.
- Sec. 23-43. - Permit required to construct, alter, repair, etc.
- Sec. 23-44. - Permit for curb cut; agreement to install driveway apron.
- Sec. 23-45. - Permit fees.
- Sec. 23-46. - Making of curb cuts by approved persons.
- Sec. 23-47. - Paving required on driveway aprons adjoining paved streets.
- Sec. 23-48. - Paving of driveway aprons required.
- DIVISION 4. - BERM AREA
- DIVISION 5. - STREET CUTS AND EXCAVATIONS
- DIVISION 6. - OBSTRUCTION OF WATER FLOW
- Sec. 23-76. - Permit—Required.
- Sec. 23-77. - Same—Application.
- Sec. 23-78. - Same—Fee.
- Sec. 23-79. - Same—Prerequisite to issuance of building permit.
- Sec. 23-80. - Specifications set by city engineer.
- Sec. 23-81. - Faulty drain, gutter, etc.; notice to remove obstruction by department of public works.
- Sec. 23-82. - Failure to remove obstruction; assessment of costs.
- Sec. 23-83. - Failure to comply with division; liability for damages.
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE III. - LOT ACCESS
- ARTICLE IV. - VACATION OF STREETS, ALLEYS, ETC.[3]
- Sec. 23-109. - Streets and alleys—Procedure upon petition of one hundred percent of adjoining property owners.
- Sec. 23-110. - Same—Procedure upon petition by less than one hundred percent of adjoining property owners or upon council action.
- Sec. 23-111. - Same—Easement may be reserved.
- Sec. 23-112. - Easements; procedure.
- Sec. 23-113. - Recordation with register of deeds effects council resolution.
- Sec. 23-114. - Recordation with city clerk; prima facie evidence.
CHAPTER 24
SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 24-1. - Short title.
- Sec. 24-2. - Purpose.
- Sec. 24-3. - Definitions.
- Sec. 24-4. - Surface drainage plan—Prerequisite to issuance of building permit.
- Sec. 24-5. - Same—Prerequisite to issuance of occupancy permit.
- Sec. 24-6. - Approval of public improvements prerequisite to issuance of building permit; exception.
- Sec. 24-7. - Declaration of major thoroughfares.
- Sec. 24-8. - Declaration of secondary thoroughfares and collector streets.
- Sec. 24-9. - Certain right-of-way required on major and secondary thoroughfares.
- Sec. 24-10. - Fees and charges for development.
- ARTICLE II. - PLAT APPROVAL PROCEDURE
- ARTICLE III. - DESIGN STANDARDS
- ARTICLE IV. - LAND DIVISION[5]
- Sec. 24-84. - Title.
- Sec. 24-85. - Purpose.
- Sec. 24-86. - Definitions.
- Sec. 24-87. - Land division committee.
- Sec. 24-88. - Prior approval requirement for land divisions.
- Sec. 24-89. - Application for land division approval.
- Sec. 24-90. - Procedure for review of applications for land division approval.
- Sec. 24-91. - Standard for approval of land divisions.
- Sec. 24-92. - Allowance for approval of other land divisions.
- Sec. 24-93. - Consequences of noncompliance with land division approval requirement.
- Sec. 24-94. - Penalties and enforcement.
CHAPTER 25
TAXATION1
Sections
- Sec. 25-1.- Property tax exemption for Madison Towers; annual service charge in consideration thereof.
- Sec. 25-2. - City senior citizen tax exemption; definitions; authority; boundaries; service charges; duration.
- Sec. 25-3. - Reserved.
- Sec. 25-4. - Purpose; definitions; property tax exemption for National Church Residences; annual service charge for public services in lieu of taxes; boundaries.
CHAPTER 26
TRAFFIC AND MOTOR VEHICLE CODE
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 26-1. - Adoption of the Michigan Vehicle Code.
- Sec. 26-2. - Same—Uniform Traffic Code.
- Sec. 26-3. - Same—Motor Carrier Safety Act.
- Sec. 26-4. - References in Codes.
- Sec. 26-5. - References in Acts.
- Sec. 26-6. - Penalties.
- Sec. 26-7. - Emergency snow removal.
- Sec. 26-8. - Distracted driving.
- Sec. 26-9. - Reserved.
- ARTICLE II. - REGISTRATION OF BICYCLES
- ARTICLE III. - PARKING
- Sec. 26-33. - City council established as appeals board.
- Sec. 26-34. - Traffic safety committee.
- Sec. 26-35. - Restriction on right-of-way parking.
- Sec. 26-36. - Parking prohibited upon school district property where designated; drives to be defined as highways.
- Sec. 26-37. - Parking of commercial vehicles on residential streets prohibited; penalty.
- Sec. 26-38. - Parking prohibited in area between property line nearest to curb and back of curb; penalty.
- Sec. 26-38.01. - Parking prohibited on trash collection days.
- Sec. 26-38.1. - Angular parking prohibited in certain areas.
- Sec. 26-38.2. - Authorization of personnel to issue parking citations.
- ARTICLE IV. - HIGHWAY SOLICITATION[2]
- Sec. 26-39. - Highway soliciting, peddling, hawking, selling or distributing prohibited without permit.
- Sec. 26-40. - Permit—Required.
- Sec. 26-41. - Same—Application; contents.
- Sec. 26-42. - Same—Insurance coverage.
- Sec. 26-43. - Filing false application.
- Sec. 26-44. - Reserved.
- Sec. 26-45. - Standards for issuing permits.
- Sec. 26-46. - Review of decision to approve, deny, or modify permit.
- Sec. 26-47. - Contents of permits.
- Sec. 26-48. - Expiration of permit; city to determine times, dates, places of solicitation, etc.
- Sec. 26-49. - Permits nontransferable; copy to be carried by permit holder.
- Sec. 26-50. - Misrepresentation of endorsement by city.
- Sec. 26-51. - Suspension of permit.
- Sec. 26-52. - Hours of solicitation; exceptions.
- Sec. 26-53. - Release of liability and indemnification.
- Sec. 26-54. - High visibility vest.
- Sec. 26-55. - Age limitation.
- Sec. 26-56. - Penalties.
CHAPTER 27
VEGETATION
Sections
- ARTICLE II. - NOXIOUS WEEDS[2]
- Sec. 27-16. - Definitions.
- Sec. 27-17. - Noxious weeds and noxious vegetation—Prohibited.
- Sec. 27-18. - Same—Cutting, destroying, removing required; notice; city removal; collection of costs.
- Sec. 27-19. - Material interfering with cutting, destroying or removing noxious weeds or noxious vegetation; city removal.
- Sec. 27-20. - Removal of growth and materials—Accounts of expenditures.
- Sec. 27-21. - Same—Collection procedure.
- Sec. 27-22. - Planned natural landscaping.
- Sec. 27-23. - Bioretention areas.
- ARTICLE III. - TREES, SHRUBS AND PLANTS[3]
- Sec. 27-34. - Definitions.
- Sec. 27-35. - Authority to control growth on public ways.
- Sec. 27-36. - Permit required for planting certain trees and prohibited tree species.
- Sec. 27-37. - Permit required for actions affecting growth on public ways.
- Sec. 27-38. - Application for and approval of permits.
- Sec. 27-39. - Attaching articles and hitching animals to trees on public ways prohibited.
- Sec. 27-40. - Growth on adjacent land obstructing public way prohibited; notice to remove; removal by city; costs.
- Sec. 27-41. - Barriers required for excavations, etc., on public ways.
- Sec. 27-42. - Obstruction of roots of growth on public ways prohibited.
- Sec. 27-43. - Destruction of diseased growth required.
- Sec. 27-44. - City authority to perform acts and assess costs; procedure.
- Sec. 27-45. - Tree removal.
- Sec. 27-46. - Tree oversight and management department.
- Sec. 27-47. - Site plans.
- ARTICLE IV. - GREENBELT AREA[4]
CHAPTER 28
VEHICLES FOR HIRE
Sections
- ARTICLE II. - TAXICABS
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - LICENSE[2]
- Sec. 28-26. - Required; approval.
- Sec. 28-27. - Fees.
- Sec. 28-28. - Insurance—Prerequisite to issuance.
- Sec. 28-29. - Same—Cancellation notice required.
- Sec. 28-30. - Limitation on number issued.
- Sec. 28-31. - Plate affixed to vehicle.
- Sec. 28-32. - Transfer.
- Sec. 28-33. - Revocation for failure to operate taxicab.
- Sec. 28-34. - Special issue—Restrictions.
- Sec. 28-35. - Same—Compliance with article.
- DIVISION 3. - DRIVERS
- Sec. 28-42. - Permit required—Application, photographs, criminal history, fee.
- Sec. 28-43. - Reserved.
- Sec. 28-44. - Same—Display required.
- Sec. 28-45. - Same—Use by another driver prohibited.
- Sec. 28-46. - Cruising prohibited.
- Sec. 28-47. - Drinking on duty prohibited.
- Sec. 28-48. - Search for lost articles; returned to passenger or deposited with taxicab owner; report to chief of police.
- ARTICLE III. - MOVING VANS
- ARTICLE IV. - MOTORCYCLES
- ARTICLE V. - TRAILERS[4]
CHAPTER 29
WATER SUPPLY AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II. - WATER
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - PERMIT
- DIVISION 3. - CONNECTION AND USE
- Sec. 29-36. - Supervision of connection installation.
- Sec. 29-37. - One connection required per building; exception.
- Sec. 29-38. - Branch required for use by more than one premises.
- Sec. 29-39. - Special connections for fire protection.
- Sec. 29-40. - Turn-on.
- Sec. 29-41. - Restrictions on use.
- Sec. 29-42. - Emergency use or curtailment of water; authority of city manager.
- Sec. 29-43. - Irrigation restrictions.
- Sec. 29-44. - Meters required; damage; interference.
- Sec. 29-45. - Access to premises for inspection and meter reading purposes.
- Sec. 29-46. - Remote reading device required on new structures.
- Sec. 29-47. - Remote reading devices to be installed on existing structures; cost; method of payment.
- Sec. 29-48. - Rates; due date; failure to pay; disconnection.
- Sec. 29-49. - Free service prohibited; exception.
- Sec. 29-50. - Charges to be lien on premises.
- Sec. 29-50.1. - Lessors requirements to abate lien on property.
- Sec. 29-51. - Discontinuance of service; resumption; cost.
- Sec. 29-52. - No liability of city for disruption of service; notice if possible.
- Sec. 29-53. - Cross connections with public water supply regulated.
- Sec. 29-54. - Groundwater well regulations.
- ARTICLE III. - SEWERS[2]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - PERMIT
- DIVISION 3. - CONNECTION AND USE
- Sec. 29-81. - Private system prohibited; exception; notice to comply.
- Sec. 29-82. - One connection per building; compliance with plumbing and building codes.
- Sec. 29-83. - Access to premises for inspection.
- Sec. 29-84. - Covering of sewer with inspector's written approval only.
- Sec. 29-85. - Improper use prohibited.
- DIVISION 4. - USE, DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY SEWERS[3]
- ARTICLE IV. - WASTEWATER DISCHARGE CONTROL[4]
- Sec. 29-107. - Delegation of authority.
- Sec. 29-108. - Purpose.
- Sec. 29-109. - Authority.
- Sec. 29-110. - Definitions.
- Sec. 29-111. - Discharge prohibitions.
- Sec. 29-112. - Fees.
- Sec. 29-113. - Wastewater discharge permits.
- Sec. 29-113.1. - Monitoring facilities.
- Sec. 29-113.2. - Inspection, sampling and record-keeping.
- Sec. 29-113.3. - Confidential information.
- Sec. 29-113.4. - Statutes, laws and regulations.
- Sec. 29-113.5. - Enforcement.
- Sec. 29-113.6. - Reconsideration and appeal.
- ARTICLE V. - STORM MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER 30
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 30-1. - Title.
- Sec. 30-2. - Definitions.
- Sec. 30-3. - Compliance with chapter required; enforcement by sealer.
- Sec. 30-4. - Approval of sealer required.
- Sec. 30-5. - Interference with sealer prohibited.
- Sec. 30-6. - Accurate weighing or measuring required.
- Sec. 30-7. - Sealer authorized to seize noncomplying measuring devices.
- Sec. 30-8. - Notice to sealer of device installation required.
- Sec. 30-9. - Maintenance of devices required.
- Sec. 30-10. - Marking of packages required.
- Sec. 30-11. - False weight or measure unlawful.
- Sec. 30-12. - Possession of false measuring devices prohibited.
- Sec. 30-13. - Misbranding and false advertising prohibited.
- Sec. 30-14. - Use of condemned devices prohibited.
- Sec. 30-15. - Use by peddlers and hawkers.
- Sec. 30-16. - Removal of stamp, tag or seal prohibited.
- ARTICLE II. - DIVISION OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - SEALER[2]
APPENDIX B
FRANCHISES
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - DETROIT EDISON COMPANY[2]
- ARTICLE II. - CONSUMERS ENERGY COMPANY[3]
- ARTICLE III. - CONTINENTAL CABLEVISION OF MICHIGAN, INC.
- Sec. 1. - [Revocation of pre-existing franchise.]
- Sec. 2. - [Finding of satisfaction.]
- Sec. 3. - [Consent to construction and maintenance of system; term; limitation.]
- Sec. 4. - [Term of franchise.]
- Sec. 5. - [Franchise effective upon acceptance.]
- Sec. 6. - Severability.
- Sec. 7. - Savings clause.
- Sec. 8. - Repeal.
- Sec. 9. - Publication.
- ARTICLE IV. - AMERITECH NEW MEDIA[4]
- Sec. 1. - [Grantee deemed qualified.]
- Sec. 2. - [Authority to construct television system.]
- Sec. 3. - [Grant of franchise.]
- Sec. 4. - [When ordinance effective.]
- Sec. 5. - [Amendment of code section 7½-5.]
- Sec. 6. - [Amendment of subsection 7½-6(a)(1).]
- Sec. 7. - [Amendment of Code section 7½-7.]
- Sec. 8. - [Amendment of definition of "local gross revenue."]
- Sec. 9. - [Statement of city's analysis grantee's ability; conflict between Ordinance No. 932 and Local Cable Ordinance.]
- Sec. 10. - [Acceptance of grantee's system architecture; grant of exemption.]
- Sec. 11. - [Obligation to serve; amendment to Code section 7½-21.]
- Sec. 12. - [Amendment of subsection 7½-22(2).]
- Sec. 13. - [Amendment of code section 7½-24.]
- Sec. 14. - [Clarification of code section 7½-26.]
- Sec. 15. - [Agents' residency.]
- Sec. 16. - [Amendment of code section 7½-32.]
- Sec. 17. - [Amendment of subsection 7½-34(1).]
- Sec. 18. - [Amendment of subsection 7½-34(3).]
- Sec. 19. - [Amendment of code section 7½-36.]
- Sec. 20. - [Clarification of code section 7½-37.]
- Sec. 21. - [Amendment of code section 7½-38.]
- Sec. 22. - [Amendment of code section 7½-39.]
- Sec. 23. - [Bond or letter of credit requirements.]
- Sec. 24. - [Amendment of code section 7½-41.]
- Sec. 25. - [Amendment of code section 7½-47.]
- Sec. 26. - [Exclusion from subsection 7½-56(1); repeal of subsection 7½-56(2).]
- Sec. 27. - [Amendment of code section 7½-51.]
- Sec. 28. - [Severability.]
- Sec. 29. - [Affect of repeal on prior offenses and pending litigation.]
- Sec. 30. - [General repealer.]
- Sec. 31. - [Publication.]
- EXHIBIT "A". - ACCEPTANCE AGREEMENT
- ARTICLE V. - QUEST ENERGY, L.L.C.[5]
- Section 1. - Grant of franchise.
- Section 2. - Conditions.
- Section 3. - Rates.
- Section 4. - Insurance.
- Section 5. - Interpretation.
- Section 6. - Limitations.
- Section 7. - Assignment.
- Section 8. - Acceptance.
- Section 9. - Revocation.
- Section 10. - Severability.
- Section 7. - Assignment.
- Section 8. - Acceptance.
- Section 9. - Revocation.
- Section 10. - Severability.
- ARTICLE VII. - DTE ENERGY MARKETING, INC.[6]