Thornton City Zoning Code
Complete index of all zoning chapters, sections, and subsections
CODE OF
THE CITY OF THORNTON, COLORADO
Sections
- § 1-8.- General penalty; continuing violations.
- § 6-2. - Vaccination required.
- § 6-3. - License required for dogs, cats and Vietnamese potbellied pigs.
- § 6-8. - Dogs running at large.
- § 6-9. - Cats running at large.
- § 6-10. - Vietnamese potbellied pigs at large.
- § 6-18. - Animal attacks.
- § 18-597. - Motor vehicle noise violations.
- § 26-431. - Violations and penalties.
- § 38-108. - Violations and penalties.
- § 38-179. - Trespassing.
- § 38-209. - Disorderly conduct.
- § 38-297. - Possession unlawful; violations and penalties.
- § 38-458. - Violations and penalties.
- § 42-127. - Suspension or revocation.
- § 42-553. - Violations and penalties.
- § 74-57. - Violations and penalties; reconnection.
- § 74-311. - Penalties for noncompliance or violations of orders.
CHARTER
Sections
- CHAPTER I. - NAME AND BOUNDARIES
- CHAPTER II.- MUNICIPAL POWERS
- CHAPTER III.- ELECTIONS
- CHAPTER IV.- CITY COUNCIL—MEETINGS
- 4.1.- City Council.
- 4.2. - Wards.
- 4.3. - Terms.
- 4.4. - Qualifications.
- 4.5. - Vacancy.
- 4.6. - Compensation of Mayor and Councilmembers.
- 4.7. - Oath of office.
- 4.8. - Mayor.
- 4.9. - Mayor Pro Tem.
- 4.10. - Regular meetings.
- 4.11. - Special meetings.
- 4.12. - Business of special meetings.
- 4.13. - Meetings to be public.
- 4.14. - Quorum.
- 4.15. - Organization and rules of the Council.
- 4.16. - Board of Health.
- 4.17. - Power to make contracts.
- 4.18. - Contracts with other governmental bodies.
- 4.19. - Appointments by Council.
- 4.20. - Conflict of interest.
- 4.21. - Elective officers not to be employed for two years.
- 4.22. - Sell or otherwise dispose of City property.
- 4.23. - Continuity of government—Disasters and emergencies.
- CHAPTER V. - GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION
- 5.1.- Departments created.
- 5.2. - Operation of departments.
- 5.3. - City Manager—Appointment and qualifications.
- 5.4. - City Manager—Functions and duties.
- 5.5. - Acting City Manager.
- 5.6. - Relationship of Council to administrative service.
- 5.7. - Clerk—Functions and duties.
- 5.8. - City Treasurer—Functions and duties.
- 5.9. - City Attorney.
- CHAPTER VI.- MUNICIPAL COURT
- CHAPTER VII.- PERSONNEL AND CAREER SERVICE
- CHAPTER VIII.- LEGISLATION
- 8.1.- Prior City legislation.
- 8.2. - Ordinances and resolutions, and motions.
- 8.3. - Form of ordinances.
- 8.4. - Procedure for passage of ordinances.
- 8.5. - Passage of emergency ordinances.
- 8.6. - Posting and publication.
- 8.7. - Amendment or repeal.
- 8.8. - Retaining ordinances.
- 8.9. - Enforcement of violation of ordinances.
- 8.10. - Codes.
- 8.11. - Codification of ordinances.
- 8.12. - Initiative and referendum.
- 8.13. - Initiative or referendum petition.
- 8.14. - Council procedure on initiative and referendum petitions.
- 8.15. - Submission of initiative and referendum ordinance to electors.
- 8.16. - Miscellaneous provisions on initiative and referendum.
- 8.17. - Single subject requirement—initiated and referred measures.
- CHAPTER IX.- GENERAL FINANCE—BUDGET, AUDIT
- CHAPTER X. - TAXATION
- CHAPTER XII.- IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS
- 12.1.- Power to create improvement districts and to acquire, construct, or install improvements and to issue special assessment securities.
- 12.2. - Improvement district securities—General benefit.
- 12.3. - Surplus and deficiency fund.
- 12.4. - Additional commitment to pay improvement district securities.
- 12.5. - Review of improvement district proceedings.
- CHAPTER XIII.- LAND USE AND PLANNING[2]
- CHAPTER XIV.- BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
- CHAPTER XV.- FRANCHISES
- CHAPTER XVI.- MISCELLANEOUS
- CHAPTER XVII.- TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
- CHAPTER XVIII - COLLECTIVE BARGAINING FOR FIRE FIGHTERS AND POLICE OFFICERS
- 18.1.- Statement of policy.
- 18.2. - Definitions.
- 18.3. - Right to organize and bargain collectively.
- 18.4. - Selection and recognition of bargaining agent.
- 18.5. - Obligation to bargain in good faith.
- 18.6. - Unresolved issues submitted to advisory fact finding.
- 18.7. - Fact finding board—Composition.
- 18.8. - Hearings.
- 18.9. - Factors to be considered by the fact finding board.
- 18.10. - Final offer procedure.
- 18.11. - Election procedure for impasse resolution.
- 18.12. - Cost of election.
- 18.13. - Fees and expenses of fact finding.
- 18.14. - Collective bargaining agreement—What constitutes.
- 18.15. - Request for collective bargaining.
- 18.16. - Benefits not to be reduced.
- 18.17. - Prohibition.
- 18.18. - Fire Chief and Police Chief.
- 18.19. - Impact upon Career Service System.
- 18.20. - Reserved.
- 18.21. - Strikes.
- 18.22. - Time limits.
- CHARTER COMPARATIVE TABLE
CHAPTER 1
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 1-1. - Code designated and cited.
- Sec. 1-2. - Definitions and rules of construction.
- Sec. 1-3. - Catchlines, headings, notes, references to Code.
- Sec. 1-4. - Effect of repeal of ordinances.
- Sec. 1-5. - No duty to inspect; no liability created.
- Sec. 1-6. - Amendments or additions to Code.
- Sec. 1-7. - Supplementation of Code.
- Sec. 1-8. - General penalty; continuing violations.
- Sec. 1-9. - Severability.
- Sec. 1-10. - Continuation of existing ordinances.
- Sec. 1-11. - Certain ordinances not affected by Code.
- Sec. 1-12. - Prior offenses, rights not affected by Code.
- ARTICLE II. - ADMINISTRATIVE CIVIL PENALTIES FOR CODE VIOLATIONS
- Sec. 1-13. - Purpose and applicability.
- Sec. 1-14. - Definitions.
- Sec. 1-15. - Notice of code violation, assessment of civil penalty and order to correct.
- Sec. 1-16. - Administrative citation.
- Sec. 1-17. - Administrative citation appeal and hearing procedures.
- Sec. 1-18. - Civil penalties.
- Sec. 1-19. - Failure to pay civil penalties; recovery of amounts owed.
CHAPTER 2
ADMINISTRATION
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II. - CITY COUNCIL[2]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - RULES OF ORDER AND PROCEDURE[3]
- ARTICLE III. - BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS[4]
- Sec. 2-81. - General provisions.
- Sec. 2-82. - Planning Commission.
- Sec. 2-83. - The Businesses of Thornton Advisory Commission.
- Sec. 2-84. - Election Commission.
- Sec. 2-85. - Thornton Active Adult Board.
- Sec. 2-86. - Parks and open space advisory commission.
- Sec. 2-87. - Ad hoc committees.
- Sec. 2-88. - Board of Adjustment.
- ARTICLE IV. - DIVISIONS AND DEPARTMENTS[5]
- ARTICLE V. - OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES[6]
- DIVISION 2. - CODE OF ETHICS[7]
- Sec. 2-186. - Purpose.
- Sec. 2-187. - Definitions.
- Sec. 2-188. - Violations; penalty.
- Sec. 2-189. - Compliance with other laws.
- Sec. 2-190. - Advisory opinions.
- Sec. 2-191. - Restrictions.
- Sec. 2-192. - Conflict of interest disclosure; stepping-down procedures—Councilmember or board member.
- Sec. 2-193. - Same—City employee.
- Sec. 2-194. - Prohibition of certain contracts.
- Sec. 2-195. - Appearance of impropriety.
- Sec. 2-196. - Antinepotism.
- Sec. 2-197. - Quasi-judicial decisions.
- Sec. 2-198. - Administrative regulations.
- Sec. 2-199. - Information to officers, board members and employees.
- DIVISION 2. - CODE OF ETHICS[7]
- ARTICLE VI. - ELECTIONS[8]
- Sec. 2-236. - Nominations and write-in candidates.
- Sec. 2-237. - State law exclusion; precincts and polling places.
- Sec. 2-238. - Compensation to municipal election judges.
- Sec. 2-239. - [Councilmember candidate qualifications; reapportionment.]
- Sec. 2-240. - Campaign contributions; reporting periods for campaign finance reports.
- Sec. 2-241. - Coordinated elections; and non-coordinated special elections.
- Sec. 2-242. - Responsibilities of the city clerk.
- Sec. 2-243. - Councilmember candidate qualifications; rules for determining residence.
- Sec. 2-244. - Councilmember vacancy; timing for appointment of replacement.
- Sec. 2-245. - Municipal campaign finance complaints.
- ARTICLE VII. - RIGHTS-OF-WAY MANAGEMENT[9]
- Sec. 2-266. - Purpose and objectives.
- Sec. 2-267. - Scope of article.
- Sec. 2-268. - Existing rights.
- Sec. 2-269. - Definitions.
- Sec. 2-270. - Police powers.
- Sec. 2-271. - Occupation of ROW/application.
- Sec. 2-272. - Construction permits.
- Sec. 2-273. - Application for a franchise.
- Sec. 2-274. - Use of ROW—General provisions.
- Sec. 2-275. - Coordination of excavations: Joint planning and construction.
- Sec. 2-276. - Minimizing the impacts of work in the ROW.
- Sec. 2-277. - Standards for repairs and restoration.
- Sec. 2-278. - Insurance coverage, performance bond/letter of credit, and performance warranty/guaranty.
- Sec. 2-279. - Relocation of facilities.
- Sec. 2-280. - Abandonment and removal of facilities.
- Sec. 2-281. - Emergency procedures.
- Sec. 2-282. - Appeals.
- Sec. 2-283. - Violations.
- Sec. 2-284. - Non-waiver.
- Sec. 2-285. - Governing law.
- Sec. 2-286. - Taxes and assessments.
- Sec. 2-287. - Severability.
CHAPTER 6
ANIMALS
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL[2]
- Sec. 6-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 6-2. - Purpose.
- Sec. 6-3. - Strict liability.
- Sec. 6-4. - Vaccination required.
- Sec. 6-5. - Attachment of tag.
- Sec. 6-6. - Commercial license required.
- Sec. 6-7. - Animal at large.
- Sec. 6-8. - Enforcement.
- Sec. 6-9. - Impoundment of animals at large.
- Sec. 6-10. - Impoundment of animals habitually at large.
- Sec. 6-11. - Fact-finding dispositional hearing for animals habitually at large.
- Sec. 6-12. - Injured or killed animals.
- Sec. 6-13. - Authority.
- Sec. 6-14. - Quarantine of animals.
- Sec. 6-15. - Possession of wild or vicious animals.
- Sec. 6-16. - Misuse of animals.
- Sec. 6-17. - Aggressive animals.
- Sec. 6-18. - Impoundment of aggressive animals.
- Sec. 6-19. - Fact-finding dispositional hearing for aggressive animals.
- Sec. 6-20. - Violations; penalties for aggressive animals.
- Sec. 6-21. - Animal attacks.
- Sec. 6-22. - Impoundment after animal attack.
- Sec. 6-23. - Fact-finding dispositional hearing after animal attack.
- Sec. 6-24. - Violations; penalties for animal attack.
- Sec. 6-25. - Abandonment of an animal.
- Sec. 6-26. - Impoundment of abandoned animals.
- Sec. 6-27. - Fact-finding dispositional hearing for abandoned animal.
- Sec. 6-28. - Neglect of an animal.
- Sec. 6-29. - Impoundment for neglect of an animal.
- Sec. 6-30. - Fact-finding dispositional hearing for neglect of an animal.
- Sec. 6-31. - Cruelty to animals.
- Sec. 6-32. - Impoundment for cruelty to an animal.
- Sec. 6-33. - Fact-finding dispositional hearing for cruelty to an animal.
- Sec. 6-34. - Nuisance.
- Sec. 6-35. - Interference prohibited.
- Sec. 6-36. - Animals prohibited in the city.
- Sec. 6-37. - Limitations on animals.
- Sec. 6-38. - Police service dog unit.
- Sec. 6-39. - Immunity from liability.
- Sec. 6-42. - Trap-neuter-return for community cats program.
- ARTICLE II. - LIVESTOCK AND FOWL
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - IMPOUNDMENT[3]
- ARTICLE III. - BEES
- Sec. 6-101. - Definitions.
- Sec. 6-102. - Permits for beekeeping.
- Sec. 6-103. - Districts permitted.
- Sec. 6-104. - Hive densities.
- Sec. 6-105. - Hives.
- Sec. 6-106. - Sound beekeeping practices required.
- Sec. 6-107. - Certain conduct declared unlawful.
- Sec. 6-108. - Right of entry.
- Sec. 6-109. - Declaration of nuisance.
CHAPTER 10
BUILDING CODE
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II.- ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
- ARTICLE III.- CONTRACTORS[4]
- DIVISION 2. - LICENSE
- Sec. 10-116. - Required.
- Sec. 10-117. - Application and examination; regulation of contractors.
- Sec. 10-118. - Classification.
- Sec. 10-119. - License and registration fees.
- Sec. 10-120. - Expiration and renewal.
- Sec. 10-121. - Responsibilities of licensees.
- Sec. 10-122. - Changes in status.
- Sec. 10-123. - Suspension or revocation.
- Sec. 10-124. - Transitional provisions.
- DIVISION 2. - LICENSE
- ARTICLE IV.- TECHNICAL STANDARDS
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 10-151. - International Building Code adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-152. - Amendments to International Building Code.
- Sec. 10-153. - International Plumbing Code adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-154. - Amendments to International Plumbing Code.
- Sec. 10-155. - International Mechanical Code adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-156. - Amendments to the International Mechanical Code.
- Sec. 10-157. - International Fuel Gas Code adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-158. - Amendments to the International Fuel Gas Code.
- Sec. 10-159. - Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-159.1. - Amendments to Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings.
- Sec. 10-160. - International Fire Code adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-161. - Amendments to International Fire Code.
- Sec. 10-162. - National Electrical Code adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-163. - Reserved.
- Sec. 10-164. - International Residential Code adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-165. - Amendments to the International Residential Code.
- Sec. 10-166. - ASME A17.1 Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-167. - Reserved.
- Sec. 10-168. - ASME A17.3 Safety Code for Existing Elevators and Escalators adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-169. - Reserved.
- Sec. 10-170. - ASME A18.1 Safety Standard for Platform Lifts and Stairway Chairlifts adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-171. - Reserved.
- Sec. 10-172. - ASCE 21 Parts 1, 2, 3, 4 Automated People Mover Standards adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-173. - Reserved.
- Sec. 10-174. - International Energy Conservation Code adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-175. - Amendments to the International Energy Conservation Code.
- Sec. 10-176. - International Existing Building Code adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-177. - Amendments to the International Existing Building Code.
- Sec. 10-178. - Violations and penalties; civil enforcement.
- Sec. 10-179. - International Swimming Pool and Spa Code adopted by reference.
- Sec. 10-180. - Amendments to International Swimming Pool and Spa Code.
- Sec. 10-181. - Prohibition on the Installation and Use of Graywater Treatment Works.
- DIVISION 2. - RESERVED[5]
- DIVISION 3. - RESERVED[6]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE V. - SOUTH THORNTON URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY NON-RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE.
- DIVISION 1. - SCOPE AND APPLICATION
- DIVISION 2. - ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
- Sec. 10-238. - Liability and fees.
- Sec. 10-239. - Duties and powers of the code official.
- Sec. 10-240. - Approval.
- Sec. 10-241. - Violations.
- Sec. 10-242. - Notices and orders.
- Sec. 10-243. - Unsafe structures and equipment.
- Sec. 10-244. - Emergency Measures.
- Sec. 10-245. - Demolition.
- Sec. 10-246. - Means of appeal.
- Sec. 10-247. - Stop work order.
- DIVISION 3. - DEFINITIONS
- DIVISION 4. - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
- Sec. 10-250. - General.
- Sec. 10-251. - Exterior property areas.
- Sec. 10-252. - Swimming pools, spas, and hot tubs.
- Sec. 10-253. - Exterior structure.
- Sec. 10-254. - Inferior structure.
- Sec. 10-255. - Component serviceability.
- Sec. 10-256. - Handrails and guardrails.
- Sec. 10-257. - Junk, rubbish, and garbage.
- Sec. 10-258. - Pest elimination.
- DIVISION 5. - LIGHT AND VENTILATION
- DIVISION 6. - PLUMBING FACILITIES AND FIXTURE REQUIREMENTS
- DIVISION 7. - MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS
- DIVISION 8. - FIRE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
- DIVISION 9. - REFERENCED STANDARDS
- ARTICLE VI.- NEGLECTED AND DERELICT BUILDINGS CODE.
- DIVISION 1. - SCOPE AND APPLICATION
- DIVISION 2. - DEFINITIONS
- DIVISION 3. - ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
- Sec. 10-311. - Neglected or derelict buildings or property prohibited.
- Sec. 10-312. - Administrative actions for enforcement and abatement.
- Sec. 10-313. - Court actions for abatement.
- Sec. 10-314. - Inspection and fees.
- Sec. 10-315. - Collection of assessments; liens.
- Sec. 10-316. - Registration of property owners and agents.
CHAPTER 14
COURT
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 14-1. - Presiding judge; vacancy; nomination committee.
- Sec. 14-2. - Issuance of warrants.
- Sec. 14-3. - Appointment of administrator and other staff.
- Sec. 14-4. - Register of actions.
- Sec. 14-5. - Duties of administrator.
- Sec. 14-6. - Docket.
- Sec. 14-7. - Traffic violations bureau.
- Sec. 14-8. - Issuance of notices, subpoenas and summonses by administrator.
- Sec. 14-9. - Administering oaths.
- Sec. 14-10. - Initiation of prosecutions.
- Sec. 14-11. - Service of subpoenas or summonses.
- Sec. 14-12. - Description of charges.
- Sec. 14-13. - Prosecution based upon complaint.
- Sec. 14-14. - Failure to obey summons.
- Sec. 14-15. - Special sessions.
- Sec. 14-16. - Stay of execution.
- Sec. 14-17. - Court-appointed counsel.
- Sec. 14-18. - Prosecuting Attorney.
- Sec. 14-19. - Civil infractions.
- Sec. 14-20. - City Manager authorized to administer court administrator's office.
- Sec. 14-21. - Authority of presiding judge.
- Sec. 14-22. - Court costs and fees.
- Sec. 14-23. - Contempt of court.
- Sec. 14-24. - Protective orders.
- ARTICLE II. - JURY TRIALS
- Sec. 14-51. - Authorized.
- Sec. 14-52. - Service of jury summons.
- Sec. 14-53. - Open venire.
- Sec. 14-54. - Jury fees.
- Sec. 14-55. - Jury commissioner.
- Sec. 14-56. - Assistance of city officers.
- Sec. 14-57. - Qualifications of jurors and exemptions.
- Sec. 14-58. - Witness fees.
- Sec. 14-59. - Jury duty.
- Sec. 14-60. - Jury verdict.
- Sec. 14-61. - Pleas.
- Sec. 14-62. - Payment of monetary penalties.
- ARTICLE III. - ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING PROGRAM[2]
CHAPTER 19
HISTORIC RECOGNITION
Sections
CHAPTER 22
ENVIRONMENT
Sections
- ARTICLE II. - OZONE DEPLETING SUBSTANCES[2]
- Sec. 22-26. - Definitions.
- Sec. 22-27. - Violations and penalties.
- Sec. 22-28. - Motor vehicle air conditioners.
- Sec. 22-29. - Major refrigeration systems.
- Sec. 22-30. - Refrigerators and portable air conditioning units.
- Sec. 22-31. - Fire extinguishing systems containing halon.
- Sec. 22-32. - Recapturing, recycling and disposal.
- Sec. 22-33. - Material for padding or building insulation.
- Sec. 22-34. - Conflict with state requirements.
- ARTICLE III. - SOLID FUEL BURNING RESTRICTIONS[3]
- ARTICLE IV. - OUTDOOR BURNING[4]
- ARTICLE V. - GRADING, STORMWATER, EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL[5]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - PROCEDURES
- DIVISION 3. - PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
- DIVISION 4. - PERMIT REQUIREMENTS
- DIVISION 5. - STORMWATER RUNOFF CONTROL REQUIREMENTS
- Sec. 22-181. - Adoption of Storm Drainage Master Plans and Drainage Criteria Manuals.
- Sec. 22-182. - Permanent Stormwater Control Measures and Drainage Design.
- Sec. 22-183. - Irrigation facilities limited for stormwater conveyance.
- Sec. 22-184. - Stormwater management plan.
- Sec. 22-185. - Capacity in public stormwater facilities.
- Sec. 22-186. - Approval of foundation drainage system.
- Sec. 22-187. - Prohibition on change of stormwater flows after installation of approved grading and drainage plan.
- Sec. 22-188. - Illicit Discharges.
- DIVISION 6. - ENFORCEMENT
- ARTICLE VI. - FLOODPLAIN REGULATIONS
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - ADMINISTRATION
- DIVISION 3. - DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
CHAPTER 26
FINANCE AND TAXATION
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II.- UNCLAIMED PERSONAL PROPERTY[2]
- ARTICLE III.- PURCHASING
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 26-56. - Short title.
- Sec. 26-57. - Definitions.
- Sec. 26-58. - Supplementary general principles of law applicable.
- Sec. 26-59. - Requirement of good faith.
- Sec. 26-60. - Application of city procurement.
- Sec. 26-61. - Public access to procurement information.
- Sec. 26-62. - Purchasing purposes and policies.
- DIVISION 2. - PURCHASE AUTHORIZATION
- DIVISION 3. - REQUISITIONS
- DIVISION 4. - SPECIFICATIONS
- DIVISION 5. - COMPETITIVE SEALED BIDDING
- Sec. 26-176. - Conditions for use.
- Sec. 26-177. - Invitation for bids.
- Sec. 26-178. - Public notice.
- Sec. 26-179. - Bid opening.
- Sec. 26-180. - Bid acceptance and bid evaluation.
- Sec. 26-181. - Correction or withdrawal of bids; cancellation of awards.
- Sec. 26-182. - Award.
- Sec. 26-183. - Multistep sealed bidding.
- Sec. 26-184. - Sole source procurement.
- Sec. 26-185. - Emergency procurement.
- Sec. 26-186. - Noncompetitive negotiation.
- Sec. 26-187. - Competitive negotiations.
- Sec. 26-188. - Cancellation of invitations for bids.
- Sec. 26-189. - Responsibility of bidders and offerors.
- Sec. 26-190. - Prequalification of suppliers.
- Sec. 26-191. - Multiterm contracts.
- Sec. 26-192. - Right to inspect plant.
- Sec. 26-193. - Contract audit.
- Sec. 26-194. - Reporting of anticompetitive practices.
- Sec. 26-195. - Retention of procurement records.
- Sec. 26-196. - Record of sole source and emergency procurement.
- DIVISION 6. - INFORMAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING
- Sec. 26-221. - Conditions for use.
- Sec. 26-222. - Bidders list.
- Sec. 26-223. - Authority to obtain bids.
- Sec. 26-224. - Approval of procurement.
- Sec. 26-225. - Petty cash purchases.
- Sec. 26-226. - Field purchase methods.
- Sec. 26-227. - Reserved.
- Sec. 26-228. - Informal purchases exceeding $10,000.00.
- Sec. 26-229. - Waiver of public notice.
- Sec. 26-230. - Local preference.
- DIVISION 7. - CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS
- Sec. 26-255. - Purpose.
- Sec. 26-256. - Procurement of construction services.
- Sec. 26-257. - Bid or proposal security.
- Sec. 26-258. - Amount of bid or proposal security.
- Sec. 26-259. - Rejection of bids or proposals for noncompliance with bid or proposal security requirements.
- Sec. 26-260. - Withdrawal of bids or proposals.
- Sec. 26-261. - Contract performance and payment bonds.
- Sec. 26-262. - Bond forms and copies.
- Sec. 26-263. - Contract clauses.
- Sec. 26-264. - Fiscal responsibility.
- DIVISION 8. - PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
- DIVISION 9. - PRELITIGATION RESOLUTION OF CONTROVERSIES
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE IV.- PROPERTY TAX AND FOOD SALES TAX REFUND PROGRAM[3]
- Sec. 26-351.- Short title; property and food sales tax refund established.
- Sec. 26-352. - Definitions.
- Sec. 26-353. - Violations and penalties.
- Sec. 26-354. - Qualifications for refund of property taxes.
- Sec. 26-355. - Property tax refund.
- Sec. 26-356. - Qualifications for food tax refund.
- Sec. 26-357. - Food sales tax refund.
- Sec. 26-358. - Refund.
- ARTICLE V. - SALES AND USE TAX[4]
- Sec. 26-386.- Legislative intent.
- Sec. 26-387. - Imposition of tax; rate.
- Sec. 26-388. - Definitions; distinctions between sales and use taxes; notices.
- Sec. 26-389. - Taxable transactions, commodities and services.
- Sec. 26-390. - Exempt transactions, commodities and persons.
- Sec. 26-391. - Licenses, proof of exemption; responsibilities of taxpayers.
- Sec. 26-392. - Administration.
- Sec. 26-393. - Estimated taxes, penalties, and interest.
- Sec. 26-394. - Evasion of tax; violations and penalties.
- Sec. 26-395. - Overpayments; erroneous refunds.
- Sec. 26-396. - Refunds.
- Sec. 26-397. - Hearings.
- Sec. 26-398. - Appeals.
- Sec. 26-399. - Lien; assessments; collection.
- Sec. 26-400. - Limitations.
- Sec. 26-401. - Coordinated audit.
- Sec. 26-402. - Claims for recovery.
- Sec. 26-403. - Notice of amendment.
- Sec. 26-404. - Participation in simplification meetings.
- Sec. 26-405. - Sales tax credits—Granting against the payment of public improvement fees.
- ARTICLE VI.- TELEPHONE TAX
- ARTICLE VII.- LODGINGS TAX
CHAPTER 34
HUMAN RIGHTS
Sections
- ARTICLE II. - PROCEDURE FOR PROCESSING COMPLAINTS OF DISCRIMINATION IN CITY PROGRAMS
CHAPTER 38
LAW ENFORCEMENT, OFFENSES AND TRAFFIC
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- ARTICLE II.- EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT[2]
- Sec. 38-26.- Intent and purpose.
- Sec. 38-27. - Definitions.
- Sec. 38-28. - Organization and appointments.
- Sec. 38-29. - Duties and responsibilities.
- Sec. 38-30. - Emergency plan.
- Sec. 38-31. - Declaration of emergency.
- Sec. 38-32. - Continuity of government.
- Sec. 38-33. - Emergency regulations
- Sec. 38-34. - Conflicting ordinances, orders, rules and regulations.
- ARTICLE III.- LOST, UNCLAIMED OR ABANDONED PROPERTY[3]
- Sec. 38-61.- Definitions.
- Sec. 38-62. - Custodian.
- Sec. 38-63. - Property held as evidence.
- Sec. 38-64. - Disposition generally.
- Sec. 38-65. - Notification of owner.
- Sec. 38-66. - Disposal of unclaimed or abandoned property.
- Sec. 38-67. - Reclaiming property.
- Sec. 38-68. - Failure to claim property.
- Sec. 38-69. - Readvertisement.
- Sec. 38-70. - Destruction of property after sale.
- Sec. 38-71. - Proceeds of sale.
- Sec. 38-72. - Exceptions.
- Sec. 38-73. - Firearms.
- Sec. 38-74. - Destruction of certain property.
- Sec. 38-75. - Specific exceptions.
- Sec. 38-76. - Sales conducted by finance director.
- Sec. 38-77. - Rights of finder.
- ARTICLE IV.- SECONDARY ENTRANCE MARKING[4]
- ARTICLE V. - ALARM SYSTEMS[5]
- Sec. 38-136.- Definitions.
- Sec. 38-137. - Violations and penalties.
- Sec. 38-138. - Promulgation of rules and regulations.
- Sec. 38-139. - Direct alarm devices.
- Sec. 38-140. - Intentional false alarms unlawful.
- Sec. 38-141. - Audible alarm devices.
- Sec. 38-142. - Responsibilities of alarm user.
- Sec. 38-143. - Warnings and user fees for false alarms.
- Sec. 38-144. - Collection of user fees.
- Sec. 38-145. - Unreliable systems.
- Sec. 38-146. - Fire alarm definitions.
- Sec. 38-147. - Promulgation of rules and regulations.
- Sec. 38-148. - Fire alarm user fees for false fire alarms.
- Sec. 38-149. - Collection of user fees.
- ARTICLE VI.- OFFENSES INVOLVING PROPERTY RIGHTS[6]
- Sec. 38-171.- Damaging ditches.
- Sec. 38-172. - Damaging property prohibited.
- Sec. 38-173. - Reserved.
- Sec. 38-174. - Fraud by check.
- Sec. 38-175. - Price switching; false refunds.
- Sec. 38-176. - Shoplifting.
- Sec. 38-177. - Theft.
- Sec. 38-178. - Theft of rental property.
- Sec. 38-179. - Trespassing.
- Sec. 38-180. - No soliciting.
- Sec. 38-181. - Motor vehicle theft.
- ARTICLE VII.- OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC PEACE OR SAFETY[7]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 38-206. - Assault.
- Sec. 38-207. - Blocking streets or sidewalks; solicitation on streets or highways.
- Sec. 38-208. - Curfew.
- Sec. 38-209. - Disorderly conduct.
- Sec. 38-209.5. - Harassment.
- Sec. 38-210. - Obstruction of property.
- Sec. 38-211. - Religious worship disturbance.
- Sec. 38-212. - Unlawful assembly.
- Sec. 38-213. - Unlawful disturbance or obstruction by vendors.
- Sec. 38-214. - Fireworks, seizure and displays.
- Sec. 38-215. - Fire setting.
- Sec. 38-216. - Interfering with staff, faculty, or students of educational institutions.
- DIVISION 2. - WEAPONS[8]
- Sec. 38-235. - Authority to seize and forfeiture.
- Sec. 38-236. - Concealed weapons.
- Sec. 38-237. - Dangerous weapons.
- Sec. 38-238. - Discharging weapons.
- Sec. 38-238.5. - Law enforcement affirmative defense.
- Sec. 38-239. - Prohibited weapons.
- Sec. 38-240. - Violations and penalties.
- Sec. 38-241. - Prohibition on the open carrying of firearms.
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE VIII.- OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC MORALS
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES[9]
- DIVISION 3. - GAMBLING AND PROSTITUTION[10]
- ARTICLE IX.- OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC AUTHORITY[11]
- Sec. 38-351.- Assisting escapees.
- Sec. 38-352. - False alarm of fire.
- Sec. 38-353. - Possession of officer uniform, apparel or insignia.
- Sec. 38-354. - Injuring or killing police dogs.
- Sec. 38-355. - Obstructing.
- Sec. 38-356. - Refusing to aid police officer.
- Sec. 38-357. - Resisting arrest.
- Sec. 38-358. - Regulation of unmanned aircraft systems.
- ARTICLE X. - NUISANCES[12]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 38-386. - Definitions.
- Sec. 38-387. - Violations and penalties.
- Sec. 38-388. - Nuisances unlawful.
- Sec. 38-389. - Separate offenses.
- Sec. 38-390. - Filing complaint.
- Sec. 38-391. - Abatement of nuisance.
- Sec. 38-392. - Authority to enter property.
- Sec. 38-393. - Nuisances enumerated.
- Sec. 38-394. - Littering.
- Sec. 38-395. - Discharge of nauseous liquids.
- Sec. 38-396. - Accumulation to constitute nuisance.
- Sec. 38-397. - Graffiti vandalism.
- Sec. 38-398. - Possession and use of graffiti materials by minors.
- Sec. 38-399. - Removal of graffiti vandalism.
- Sec. 38-400. - Blighted property rehabilitation.
- DIVISION 2. - ABANDONED, INOPERABLE OR UNSAFE MOTOR VEHICLES[13]
- Sec. 38-421. - Unlawful parking—Generally.
- Sec. 38-421.1. - Same—Immobilization of vehicles.
- Sec. 38-421.2. - Same—Immobilization fees; removal unlawful.
- Sec. 38-422. - Authority to impound vehicles.
- Sec. 38-423. - Towing without prior notice.
- Sec. 38-424. - Notice of towing.
- Sec. 38-425. - Reserved.
- Sec. 38-426. - Reports for publicly towed vehicles.
- Sec. 38-427. - Hearing regarding impoundment.
- Sec. 38-428. - Foreclosure of lien for towing expenses.
- Sec. 38-429. - Permits for commercial, non-passenger vehicles parking in residential zones.
- Sec. 38-430. - Recreational vehicle, motor home and trailer parking.
- DIVISION 3. - ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS[14]
- DIVISION 4. - ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
- DIVISION 5. - ABANDONED SHOPPING CARTS
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE XI.- SMOKING IN PUBLIC PLACES[15]
- ARTICLE XII.- TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES[16]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 38-491. - Enforcement.
- Sec. 38-492. - Regulation of bicycles approaching intersections.
- Sec. 38-493. - Shortcut to avoid traffic signal or stop sign.
- Sec. 38-493.5. - Unlawful parking of vehicles on public or private property.
- Sec. 38-494. - Sale of food from vehicles prohibited.
- Sec. 38-495. - All-way stops on residential streets.
- Sec. 38-496. - Special traffic circumstances warrant.
- Sec. 38-497. - Puffing prohibited.
- DIVISION 2. - MODEL TRAFFIC CODE[17]
- DIVISION 3. - RESERVED[18]
- DIVISION 4. - RESERVED[19]
- DIVISION 5. - TRAFFIC CONTROL FOR PRIVATE STREETS[20]
- Part 1. - Mobile Home Parks
- Part 2. - Residential Communities
- DIVISION 6. - MOTORCYCLES, MOTOR-DRIVEN VEHICLES, MOTOR VEHICLES, AND RECREATIONAL VEHICLES[21]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE XIII.- MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - COMPLICITY OR ACCOMPLICE LIABILITY
- DIVISION 3. - NUISANCE PROPERTIES
CHAPTER 42
LICENSES, PERMITS AND BUSINESSES
Sections
- ARTICLE II.- ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES[2]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY[3]
- DIVISION 3. - RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS
- Part II. - License[4]
- Sec. 42-116. - Applications for new licenses and issuance of licenses.
- Sec. 42-117. - Neighborhood determination; scheduling of public hearings, and subpoenas.
- Sec. 42-118. - Neighborhood petitions.
- Sec. 42-119. - Public notice.
- Sec. 42-120. - Investigation.
- Sec. 42-121. - Decisions on new applicants.
- Sec. 42-122. - License renewals.
- Sec. 42-123. - Changes in location.
- Sec. 42-124. - Changes in ownership.
- Sec. 42-125. - Temporary permits.
- Sec. 42-126. - Registered manager.
- Sec. 42-127. - Suspension or revocation.
- Sec. 42-128. - Change of name; modification of licensed premises.
- Sec. 42-129. - Optional premises licenses and hotel and restaurant licenses with optional premises.
- Sec. 42-130. - Modification of 500-foot restriction.
- Sec. 42-131. - Special events permit.
- Sec. 42-132. - Tastings.
- Sec. 42-133. - Manufacturer's sales rooms.
- Part III. - Operational Rules
- Sec. 42-156. - Reserved.
- Sec. 42-157. - Conduct of establishment.
- Sec. 42-158. - Inspection of licensed premises.
- Sec. 42-159. - Identification.
- Sec. 42-160. - Sanitary requirements.
- Sec. 42-161. - Product labeling; substitution; sampling and analysis.
- Sec. 42-162. - Sales and consumption of fermented malt beverages.
- Sec. 42-163. - Possession of alcoholic liquors.
- Sec. 42-164. - Consumption after hours prohibited.
- Sec. 42-165. - Unlicensed possession of beverages.
- Sec. 42-166. - Removal of liquor from premises.
- Part II. - License[4]
- ARTICLE III.- RESERVED[5]
- ARTICLE IV.- CIRCUSES AND CARNIVALS[6]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - LICENSE
- ARTICLE V. - MASSAGE PARLORS[7]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 42-341. - Definitions.
- Sec. 42-342. - Violations and penalties; abatement of violations.
- Sec. 42-343. - Legislative declaration.
- Sec. 42-344. - Exceptions.
- Sec. 42-345. - Compliance with laws.
- Sec. 42-346. - Inspections.
- Sec. 42-347. - Employee requirements.
- Sec. 42-348. - Records of massage treatments.
- DIVISION 2. - LICENSE
- Sec. 42-376. - Required.
- Sec. 42-377. - Terms, fees and renewal.
- Sec. 42-378. - Contents of application.
- Sec. 42-379. - Minimum requirements for establishments.
- Sec. 42-380. - Procedure for issuance; transferability.
- Sec. 42-381. - Display; photograph required.
- Sec. 42-382. - Local licensing authority.
- Sec. 42-383. - Sale of transfer of ownership.
- Sec. 42-384. - Unlawful activities.
- Sec. 42-385. - Revocation or suspension; notice; hearing.
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE VI.- NON-ALCOHOLIC ENTERTAINMENT CLUB LICENSE
- DIVISION 1. - [GENERALLY]
- DIVISION 2. - NON-ALCOHOLIC ENTERTAINMENT CLUB LICENSE
- Sec. 42-434. - License required.
- Sec. 42-435. - Term and renewal.
- Sec. 42-436. - Application.
- Sec. 42-437. - Issuance and denial.
- Sec. 42-438. - Suspension and revocation.
- Sec. 42-439. - Non-alcoholic entertainment club manager.
- Sec. 42-440. - Limitations on operation.
- Sec. 42-441. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 42-442. - Remedies; violations.
- ARTICLE VII.- PAWNBROKERS[8]
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 42-471. - Definitions.
- Sec. 42-472. - Violations and penalties.
- Sec. 42-473. - Compliance; license required.
- Sec. 42-474. - Required acts.
- Sec. 42-475. - Identification acceptable.
- Sec. 42-476. - Prohibited acts in the course of doing business.
- Sec. 42-477. - Intermediate payment; receipts.
- Sec. 42-478. - Sale of tangible personal property; notice to customer.
- Sec. 42-479. - Hold orders and surrender of property.
- Sec. 42-480. - Hours establishments closed.
- Sec. 42-481. - Liability.
- DIVISION 2. - LICENSE
- Sec. 42-506. - Application.
- Sec. 42-507. - Fee; transferability; surcharge.
- Sec. 42-508. - Renewal.
- Sec. 42-509. - Bond required.
- Sec. 42-510. - Insurance required.
- Sec. 42-511. - Letter from planning director required.
- Sec. 42-512. - Investigation and approval of applicants.
- Sec. 42-513. - Denial.
- Sec. 42-514. - Change of managers.
- Sec. 42-515. - Procedure for moving business.
- Sec. 42-516. - Revocation of license.
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- ARTICLE VIII.- SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - LICENSE
- Sec. 42-581. - Required; application.
- Sec. 42-582. - Investigation.
- Sec. 42-583. - Issuance.
- Sec. 42-584. - Annual license fees.
- Sec. 42-585. - Expiration and renewal.
- Sec. 42-586. - Transfer.
- Sec. 42-587. - Changing, altering, or modifying licensed premises.
- Sec. 42-588. - Manager's license.
- Sec. 42-589. - Suspension.
- Sec. 42-590. - Summary suspension.
- Sec. 42-591. - Revocation.
- ARTICLE IX.- ICE CREAM VENDORS[9]
- Sec. 42-601.- Purpose.
- Sec. 42-602. - Definitions.
- Sec. 42-603. - Reserved.
- Sec. 42-604. - Operating requirements.
- Sec. 42-605. - License required/fees.
- Sec. 42-606. - Insurance required.
- Sec. 42-607. - Licensing procedure.
- Sec. 42-608. - Issuance of license; grounds for refusal.
- Sec. 42-609. - Notice of denial of license.
- Sec. 42-610. - Revocation of license.
- Sec. 42-611. - Appeal procedure.
- Sec. 42-612. - Violations and penalties.
- Sec. 42-613. - No assumption of liability.
- ARTICLE X. - MARIJUANA LICENSING
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- DIVISION 2. - MARIJUANA LICENSING AUTHORITY
- DIVISION 3. - LICENSING
- Sec. 42-712. - Classes of licenses authorized.
- Sec. 42-713. - License required.
- Sec. 42-714. - Application acceptance periods.
- Sec. 42-715. - General application requirements.
- Sec. 42-716. - Licensing process—Marijuana stores.
- Sec. 42-717. - Licensing process—Retail and medical marijuana testing facilities.
- Sec. 42-718. - Limitation on number of licenses.
- Sec. 42-719. - Transfer of ownership or change of corporate structure.
- Sec. 42-720. - Change of location; modification of premises.
- Sec. 42-721. - Term of licenses; renewals.
- Sec. 42-722. - Fees.
- Sec. 42-723. - Delivery of retail marijuana.
- DIVISION 4. - OPERATIONAL REGULATIONS
- DIVISION 5. - UNLAWFUL ACTS
- DIVISION 6. - DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS; SANCTIONS; PENALTIES
- ARTICLE XI.- MOBILE FOOD TRUCKS
CHAPTER 46
PARKS AND RECREATION
Sections
- ARTICLE II. - PARK AND RECREATIONAL FACILITY RULES
- Sec. 46-26. - Definitions.
- Sec. 46-27. - Violations and penalties.
- Sec. 46-28. - Authority.
- Sec. 46-29. - Reward.
- Sec. 46-30. - Applicability.
- Sec. 46-31. - Advertising.
- Sec. 46-32. - Amplification systems and non-amplified sounds.
- Sec. 46-33. - Animals.
- Sec. 46-34. - Cleats.
- Sec. 46-35. - Fires.
- Sec. 46-36. - Potentially dangerous flying objects.
- Sec. 46-37. - Hours of parks.
- Sec. 46-38. - Lighted fields.
- Sec. 46-39. - Sales.
- Sec. 46-40. - Tents and temporary pop-up canopies.
- Sec. 46-41. - Glass containers.
- Sec. 46-42. - Prohibited activities.
- Sec. 46-43. - Recreation centers and buildings.
- Sec. 46-44. - Prohibitions and restrictions on uses.
- Sec. 46-45. - Tennis courts, athletic fields, and other facilities under the city's control.
- Sec. 46-46. - Reserved.
- ARTICLE III. - TREES AND PLANTS[2]
CHAPTER 54
PERSONNEL CODE
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
- Sec. 54-1.- Purpose; title; applicability.
- Sec. 54-2. - Definitions.
- Sec. 54-3. - Hearing authority.
- Sec. 54-4. - Reserved.
- Sec. 54-5. - Appointing authority.
- Sec. 54-6. - Personnel rules and regulations.
- Sec. 54-7. - Employee safety.
- Sec. 54-8. - Employee development.
- Sec. 54-9. - Service awards.
- Sec. 54-10. - Personnel files.
- Sec. 54-11. - Employment verification.
- Sec. 54-12. - Personnel file alterations.
- Sec. 54-13. - Class specification, title and pay range.
- Sec. 54-14. - Classification.
- ARTICLE II.- PAY
- Sec. 54-41.- Career service pay plan.
- Sec. 54-42. - Pay plan for excluded positions.
- Sec. 54-43. - Rate of pay.
- Sec. 54-44. - Pay upon commencement of employment.
- Sec. 54-45. - Pay upon promotion.
- Sec. 54-46. - Pay upon demotion.
- Sec. 54-47. - Pay upon transfer.
- Sec. 54-48. - Pay upon reclassification.
- Sec. 54-49. - Pay during leave, suspension or while relieved of duties.
- Sec. 54-50. - Severance pay.
- Sec. 54-51. - Merit pay increases.
- Sec. 54-52. - Out-of-class pay.
- ARTICLE III.- WORK HOURS AND OVERTIME[2]
- ARTICLE IV.- CAREER SERVICE RECRUITMENT[3]
- ARTICLE V. - CHANGES IN EMPLOYMENT STATUS
- Sec. 54-146.- Reserved.
- Sec. 54-147. - Reserved.
- Sec. 54-148. - Reserved.
- Sec. 54-149. - Relief of duties during disability.
- Sec. 54-150. - Suspension.
- Sec. 54-151. - Resignation.
- Sec. 54-152. - Retirement.
- Sec. 54-153. - Layoffs.
- Sec. 54-154. - Discharge of certified employees.
- Sec. 54-155. - Termination of employment as result of death.
- ARTICLE VI.- DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS
- Sec. 54-181.- Corrective actions.
- Sec. 54-182. - Grounds for disciplinary actions.
- Sec. 54-183. - Procedure for administering suspension, demotion or discharge actions.
- Sec. 54-184. - Disciplinary action to be administered.
- Sec. 54-185. - Appeals of suspension, demotion or discharge.
- Sec. 54-186. - Summary suspension.
- ARTICLE VII.- GRIEVANCES[4]
- ARTICLE VIII.- EMPLOYEE CONDUCT
- ARTICLE IX.- EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY AND AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAMS[5]
- ARTICLE X. - LEAVES, HOLIDAYS AND OTHER BENEFITS
- Sec. 54-301.- Leave.
- Sec. 54-302. - Holidays.
- Sec. 54-303. - Compensation for working holidays.
- Sec. 54-304. - Paid holidays during vacation or sick leave.
- Sec. 54-305. - Accrual of vacation leave.
- Sec. 54-306. - Scheduling of vacation leave.
- Sec. 54-307. - Accrual of maximum vacation leave.
- Sec. 54-308. - Compensation for vacation leave upon termination of employment.
- Sec. 54-309. - Illness during vacation leave.
- Sec. 54-310. - Scheduling of compensatory time.
- Sec. 54-311. - Sick leave.
- Sec. 54-312. - Accumulation of sick leave.
- Sec. 54-313. - Payment for accumulated sick leave upon termination.
- Sec. 54-314. - Utilization of sick leave.
- Sec. 54-315. - Confirmation of illness.
- Sec. 54-316. - Injury leave (work-related).
- Sec. 54-317. - Disability leave (non-work-related).
- Sec. 54-318. - Bereavement leave.
- Sec. 54-319. - Military leave.
- Sec. 54-320. - Court leave.
- Sec. 54-321. - Election leave.
- Sec. 54-322. - Fellow employee funeral leave.
- Sec. 54-323. - Religious leave.
- Sec. 54-324. - Leave of absence without pay.
- Sec. 54-325. - Suspension of paid leave.
- Sec. 54-326. - Fringe benefits.
- Sec. 54-327. - Family and medical leave.
- ARTICLE XI.- SUBSTANCE ABUSE
CHAPTER 58
SOLID WASTE
Sections
- ARTICLE II. - RESERVED[2]
- ARTICLE III. - RECYCLING AND COLLECTION SERVICES
- Sec. 58-56. - Authority.
- Sec. 58-57. - Definitions.
- Sec. 58-58. - Violations and penalties.
- Sec. 58-59. - Precollection practices.
- Sec. 58-60. - Containers.
- Sec. 58-61. - Placement of containers for collection.
- Sec. 58-62. - Frequency of collection.
- Sec. 58-63. - Charges for services.
- Sec. 58-64. - Container repair and maintenance.
- Sec. 58-65. - Refusal, suspension, or termination of services.
- ARTICLE IV. - GARBAGE COLLECTORS[3]
CHAPTER 62
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
Sections
- ARTICLE II. - SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS[2]
- Sec. 62-26. - Power of city; purpose; conflicts with statutes.
- Sec. 62-27. - Definitions.
- Sec. 62-28. - Types of improvements; method of assessment.
- Sec. 62-29. - Initiation of district by petition.
- Sec. 62-30. - Initiation of district by city manager.
- Sec. 62-31. - Notice of hearing on proposed district; waiver.
- Sec. 62-32. - Hearing on proposed district.
- Sec. 62-33. - Procedure upon city construction or acquisition.
- Sec. 62-34. - Submission of ordinance; creation of district.
- Sec. 62-35. - Preparation of assessment roll; assessable costs.
- Sec. 62-36. - Notice of hearing on assessment roll; hearing.
- Sec. 62-37. - Hearing on assessment roll.
- Sec. 62-38. - Ordinance imposing assessments; recordation.
- Sec. 62-39. - Assessments to be a lien; subdivisions.
- Sec. 62-40. - Assessment record.
- Sec. 62-41. - Payment of assessments; penalty for nonpayment.
- Sec. 62-42. - Issuance and payment of bonds.
- Sec. 62-43. - Legal proceedings.
- Sec. 62-44. - Reassessments.
- Sec. 62-45. - Miscellaneous provisions.
- ARTICLE III. - REIMBURSEMENT PROCEDURE
- Sec. 62-60. - Definitions.
- Sec. 62-61. - Initial installation.
- Sec. 62-62. - Reimbursable costs for water infrastructure.
- Sec. 62-63. - Reimbursable costs for wastewater infrastructure.
- Sec. 62-64. - Reimbursable costs for drainage infrastructure.
- Sec. 62-65. - Reimbursable costs for street infrastructure.
- Sec. 62-66. - Application for reimbursement agreement requirements.
- Sec. 62-67. - Reimbursement agreement administration.
- Sec. 62-68. - Conditions of reimbursement.
- Sec. 62-69. - Timing of development/eligibility for reimbursement.
CHAPTER 66
SPECIAL DISTRICTS
Sections
- ARTICLE II. - GUIDELINES FOR SID, GID OR METRO DISTRICT CREATION
- ARTICLE III. - METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS[2]
- Sec. 66-56. - Purpose.
- Sec. 66-57. - Legislative declaration.
- Sec. 66-58. - City authority; statutory authority.
- Sec. 66-59. - Scope.
- Sec. 66-60. - Procedure.
- Sec. 66-61. - Metro Districts within growth area.
- Sec. 66-62. - Notice of hearing.
- Sec. 66-63. - Reserved.
- Sec. 66-64. - Reserved.
- Sec. 66-65. - Compliance; modification; enforcement.
- ARTICLE IV. - INFRASTRUCTURE REIMBURSEMENT FEES FOR MAJOR SYSTEM-WIDE IMPROVEMENTS
CHAPTER 70
STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND OTHER PUBLIC PLACES
Sections
- ARTICLE I. - SIGNS ON PUBLIC PROPERTY[2]
- Sec. 70-1. - Authority.
- Sec. 70-2. - Purpose and intent.
- Sec. 70-3. - Applicability.
- Sec. 70-4. - Definitions.
- Sec. 70-5. - General provisions.
- Sec. 70-6. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 70-7. - Prohibitions.
- Sec. 70-8. - Severability.
- Sec. 70-11. - Traditional public forum areas.
- Sec. 70-12. - Signs on city property.
- Sec. 70-13. - Encroachments.
- Sec. 70-14. - City's messages.
- ARTICLE II. - CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY
- ARTICLE III. - OBSTRUCTIONS
- ARTICLE IV. - SNOW AND ICE
- Sec. 70-106. - Obstruction of streets and sidewalks.
- Sec. 70-107. - Parking during snow removal operations.
- Sec. 70-108. - Submission of traffic and parking regulations for Interstate Highway 25.
- Sec. 70-109. - Designation of snow routes and posting of signs.
- Sec. 70-110. - Declaration of snowstorm alert.
- Sec. 70-111. - Declaration of severe snowstorm alert.
- Sec. 70-112. - Parking restrictions during snowstorm alert or severe snowstorm alert.
- Sec. 70-113. - Enforcement.
- Sec. 70-114. - Termination of restriction by manager.
- Sec. 70-115. - Announcements.
- Sec. 70-116. - Disclaimer of liability.
- Sec. 70-117. - Violations and penalties.
CHAPTER 74
UTILITIES
Sections
- ARTICLE II.- UTILITY LINES AND SERVICES
- ARTICLE III.- CONSERVATION OF WATER RESOURCES[2]
- Sec. 74-56.- Purpose.
- Sec. 74-57. - Definitions.
- Sec. 74-58. - Wise water use.
- Sec. 74-59. - Declaration of insufficient supplies.
- Sec. 74-60. - Violations; penalties; corrections of water waste and water leak violations; and assessments.
- Sec. 74-61. - Owner responsible for payment of penalties or charges; lien.
- Sec. 74-62. - Reserved.
- Sec. 74-63. - Suspension of service.
- Sec. 74-64. - Appeals; denial of permit.
- Sec. 74-65. - Uniform application.
- ARTICLE IV. - WATER AND SEWER SYSTEMS
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY
- Sec. 74-86.- Declaration of policy.
- Sec. 74-87. - Definitions.
- Sec. 74-88. - Violations and penalties.
- Sec. 74-89. - Liability.
- Sec. 74-90. - Purpose.
- Sec. 74-91. - Connections to water and sewer system.
- Sec. 74-92. - Utility's authority.
- Sec. 74-93. - Access to premises.
- Sec. 74-94. - Standards and specifications for sanitary sewer collection systems and water distribution systems.
- Sec. 74-95. - Work to conform to specifications.
- Sec. 74-96. - Special installation conditions.
- Sec. 74-97. - Extension of distribution or collection systems.
- Sec. 74-98. - Reserved.
- Sec. 74-99. - Fronting of water lines and sewer lines.
- Sec. 74-100. - Sizing and layout of water lines and sewer lines.
- Sec. 74-101. - Service line installations and maintenance.
- Sec. 74-102. - Deeding of water line and sewer line facilities.
- Sec. 74-103. - Easements and rights-of-way for water system.
- Sec. 74-104. - Water meters.
- Sec. 74-105. - Fire hydrants.
- Sec. 74-106. - Access to meters and hydrants.
- Sec. 74-107. - Water supplied from other sources.
- Sec. 74-108. - Connection to city water and sewer system required.
- Sec. 74-109. - Provision of services subject to availability.
- Sec. 74-110. - Sewer service outside city limits.
- Sec. 74-111. - Turning on water.
- Sec. 74-112. - Right to shut off water for repairs.
- Sec. 74-113. - Internal fire sprinkler systems.
- Sec. 74-114. - Responsibility of inspectors.
- Sec. 74-115. - Approval of installation.
- Sec. 74-116. - Unlawful discharge.
- Sec. 74-117. - Unlawful private facilities.
- Sec. 74-118. - Reconnection of water service.
- Sec. 74-119. - Private wastewater disposal systems.
- Sec. 74-120. - Trespass upon, tampering with or polluting water system.
- Sec. 74-121. - Reward.
- Sec. 74-122. - Owner responsible for payment of charges; lien.
- Sec. 74-123. - Limitation on permits; service subject to suspension or revocation.
- Sec. 74-124. - Notice of suspension of service.
- Sec. 74-125. - Suspension of service.
- Sec. 74-126. - Appeals from suspension decisions.
- Sec. 74-127. - Reconnection of sewer service.
- Sec. 74-128. - Customer complaints.
- DIVISION 2. - CROSS CONNECTION AND BACKFLOW CONTROL[4]
- Sec. 74-156.- Cross connection control program.
- Sec. 74-157. - Backflow prevention devices; administrative authority; recycling systems.
- Sec. 74-158. - Degree of hazard.
- Sec. 74-159. - Division of water system.
- Sec. 74-160. - Water supply protection policy.
- Sec. 74-161. - Inspection of system.
- Sec. 74-162. - Discontinuation of service for violation.
- Sec. 74-163. - Standards and tests.
- Sec. 74-164. - Inspections and testing of backflow prevention devices.
- Sec. 74-165. - Preexisting backflow prevention devices.
- DIVISION 3. - CONNECTIONS
- Part I. - In General
- Sec. 74-191. - Incidental costs to be borne by owner; indemnity.
- Sec. 74-192. - Separate sewer and water service connection required.
- Sec. 74-193. - Location of building sewers.
- Sec. 74-194. - Prohibited connections to sewer.
- Sec. 74-195. - City approval of agreements.
- Sec. 74-196. - Bonds required for certain work.
- Sec. 74-197. - Inspection and testing of building sewer.
- Part II. - Connection and Service Permits
- Sec. 74-221. - Required for connection to facilities.
- Sec. 74-222. - Licensed plumber to do work.
- Sec. 74-223. - Tapping of main.
- Sec. 74-224. - Issuance under measured meter rate service.
- Sec. 74-225. - Temporary connections to water system.
- Sec. 74-226. - Conditions of water service permit.
- Sec. 74-227. - Rights nontransferable.
- Part III. - Sand and Grease Interceptors
- Part I. - In General
- DIVISION 4. - SEWER DISCHARGE RESTRICTIONS
- Part I. - In General
- Sec. 74-281. - General discharge prohibitions.
- Sec. 74-282. - National categorical pretreatment standards.
- Sec. 74-283. - Specific pollutant discharge standards.
- Sec. 74-284. - State requirements.
- Sec. 74-285. - City's right to revise discharge requirements.
- Sec. 74-286. - Excessive discharge; dilution of discharge.
- Sec. 74-287. - Accidental discharges.
- Part II. - Wastewater Contribution Permits
- Sec. 74-311. - Penalties for noncompliance or violations of orders.
- Sec. 74-312. - Penalties for false information.
- Sec. 74-313. - Required.
- Sec. 74-314. - Application.
- Sec. 74-315. - Issuance.
- Sec. 74-316. - Denial; hearing.
- Sec. 74-317. - Conditions.
- Sec. 74-318. - Modification.
- Sec. 74-319. - Duration and reissuance; notification of proposed changes.
- Sec. 74-320. - Transferability.
- Sec. 74-321. - Report following compliance with pretreatment standards.
- Sec. 74-322. - Periodic compliance reports.
- Sec. 74-323. - Monitoring facilities.
- Sec. 74-324. - Inspection and sampling at wastewater facilities.
- Sec. 74-325. - Compliance with pretreatment standards.
- Sec. 74-326. - Confidentiality.
- Sec. 74-327. - Suspension of wastewater treatment service.
- Sec. 74-328. - Revocation.
- Sec. 74-329. - Notification of violation.
- Sec. 74-330. - Show cause hearing.
- Sec. 74-331. - Legal action.
- Part I. - In General
- DIVISION 5. - RATES AND CHARGES
- DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY