Vacant titles, chapters, or sections may be designed for future use and marked “Section Reserved” to ease internal expansion.
This Zoning Code maintains a structure by subject matter using a decimal numbering system identifying the title, chapter, and section (for example: 1.01.010).
• The first number in the sequence (1.01.010) designates the title level.
• The second series of numbers (1.01.010) designates the chapter level.
• The third series of number (1.01.010) designates the section level.
• If a fourth series exists comprising letters or numbers beyond the section level, it designates a subsection level.
To outline, give structure, and more granularly reference the legislation herein, the following list order (or pattern of ascending alphanumeric characters) is used: A, 1, a, (1), (A), (a). Drafting legislation with this list order better reconciles the content in local software and hard copies, with the content in this online code.
Drafting legislation with this list order better reconciles the content in local software and hard copies, with the content in this online code.
The legislative history beneath a legislation's content identifies the specific legal sources, and may be provided to substantiate the online code.
This Land Use Code is supplemented from time to time with amendments and additions made by the Millcreek City Council. The specific legal sources that comprise this Land Use Code have been adapted during the codification process from the original formatting of the official hard copy. The online version provides a searchable database for easy reference and convenience. In the event of discrepancies between the online version and the official hard copy, the official hard copy governs.
This Land Use Code may not reflect all or the most current version of legislation adopted by the City Council that has yet to be updated online. Also, the Land Use Code may not reflect rules or other regulations promulgated under the authority of the code, including technical specifications. For more information contact the City recorder.