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1. City of West Columbia, SC Code of Ordinances
2. Supplement Preface
3. CITY OFFICIALS
4. ADOPTING ORDINANCE
5. Section 2
6. Section 3
7. Section 4
8. Section 5
9. Section 6
10. Section 7
11. Section 8
12. Section 9
13. Section 10
14. 1-1-1 Form of government.
15. 1-2-1 The council.
16. 1-2-2 Inauguration; tenure; compensation.
17. 1-2-3 Qualifications.
18. 1-2-4 Oath of office.
19. 1-2-5 Mayor pro tem.
20. 1-3-1 Date and time.
21. 1-3-2 Order of proceedings.
22. 1-3-3 Quorum and rules of order.
23. 1-3-4 Voting requirements.
24. 1-3-5 Minutes of meetings.
25. 1-3-6 Appearance of citizens.
26. 1-3-7 Agenda.
27. 1-3-8 Committees.
28. Sec. 1-3-9 Public invocation.
29. 1-3-10 through 1-3-20 reserved.
30. 1-3-21 Ordinances required.
31. 1-3-22 Codification of ordinances.
32. 1-3-23 Notice required.
33. 1-3-24 Form of ordinances.
34. 1-3-25 Introduction of ordinances.
35. 1-3-26 Introduction of resolutions.
36. 1-3-27 Enactment of ordinances.
37. 1-3-28 Adoption of resolutions.
38. 1-3-29 through 1-3-40 reserved.
39. 1-3-41 How code designated and cited.
40. 1-3-42 Rules of construction.
41. 1-3-43 Catchlines of sections.
42. 1-3-44 Effect of repeal of ordinances.
43. 1-3-45 Severability of parts of code.
44. 1-3-46 Amendments to code.
45. 1-3-47 Provisions considered as continuations of existing ordinances.
46. 1-3-48 Altering code.
47. 1-3-49 General penalty; continuing violations.
48. 1-3-50 Municipal uniform ordinance summons for violations of city ordinances.
49. 1-4-1 Council's powers.
50. 1-4-2 Creation of specific departments.
51. l-4-3 Officers and employees.
52. 1-4-4 Social security.
53. 1-4-5 Office hours.
54. 1-4-6 City administrator.
55. 1-4-7 City clerk.
56. 1-4-8 City attorney.
57. 1-4-9 City treasurer.
58. Article A General Provisions
59. Sec. 1-5-2 Disbursements.
60. Sec. 1-5-3 Adoption of budget.
61. Sec. 1-5-4 Annual property tax.
62. Sec. 1-5-5 Annual property tax; collection.
63. Sec. 1-5-6 Annual property tax; penalties.
64. Sec. 1-5-7 Special property tax assessments for rehabilitated historic properties.
65. Sec. 1-5-8 Local hospitality tax.
66. Secs. 1-5-9 through 1-5-20 reserved.
67. Article B Purchasing
68. Sec. 1-5-111 Name.
69. Sec. 1-5-112 Purpose.
70. Sec. 1-5-113 Application.
71. Sec. 1-5-114 Financial interest of officers and employees prohibited.
72. Sec. 1-5-115 Acceptance of anything of more than nominal value prohibited.
73. Sec. 1-5-121 Definitions.
74. Sec. 1-5-131 Public access to procurement information.
75. Sec. 1-5-132 Compliance with federal requirements.
76. Sec. 1-5-133 Standards of conduct.
77. Sec. 1-5-211 Establishment, authorities and duties.
78. Sec. 1-5-212 Delegation of authority by the city administrator.
79. Sec. 1-5-221 Authority to contract for certain services.
80. Sec. 1-5-231 Collection of data concerning public procurement.
81. Sec. 1-5-232 Advisory groups.
82. Sec. 1-5-310 Bid procedures.
83. Sec. 1-5-311 Generally.
84. Sec. 1-5-312 Competitive sealed bidding.
85. Sec. 1-5-313 Competitive fixed price bidding.
86. Sec. 1-5-314 Competitive best value bidding.
87. Sec. 1-5-315 Competitive sealed proposals.
88. Sec. 1-5-316 Negotiations after unsuccessful competitive sealed bidding.
89. Sec. 1-5-317 Small purchases.
90. Sec. 1-5-318 Sole source procurement.
91. Sec. 1-5-319 Emergency procurement.
92. Sec. 1-5-320 Exemptions.
93. Sec. 1-5-320.1 Cancellation of invitation for bids, requests for qualifications or proposals.
94. Sec. 1-5-321 Prequalification of suppliers.
95. Sec. 1-5-322 Prequalification of construction bidders.
96. Sec. 1-5-331 To be in city's best interest; prohibited types.
97. Sec. 1-5-332 Multi-term contracts.
98. Sec. 1-5-341 Right to inspect plant.
99. Sec. 1-5-342 Right to audit records.
100. Sec. 1-5-351 Reporting of anti-competitive practices.
101. Sec. 1-5-352 Procurement records.
102. Sec. 1-5-411 Duties of the city administrator.
103. Sec. 1-5-412 Maximum practicable competition.
104. Sec. 1-5-511 Responsibility for selection of method of construction contract management.
105. Sec. 1-5-512 Contract administration.
106. Sec. 1-5-521 Bid security.
107. Sec. 1-5-531 Contract clauses and their administration.
108. Sec. 1-5-541 Public announcement and selection process.
109. Sec. 1-5-611 Promulgation of supply management regulations.
110. Sec. 1-5-711 Authority to resolve protested solicitations and awards.
111. Sec. 1-5-712 Authority to debar or suspend.
112. Sec. 1-5-713 Authority to resolve contract and breach of contract controversies.
113. Sec. 1-5-721 Applicability of this part.
114. Sec. 1-5-722 Remedies prior to an award.
115. Sec. 1-5-723 Remedies after an award.
116. Sec. 1-5-731 Jurisdiction of procurement appeals.
117. Sec. 1-5-732 Time limit for filing an appeal.
118. Sec. 1-5-733 Decision.
119. Sec. 1-5-734 Standard of review for factual issues.
120. Sec. 1-5-735 Finality of decision of procurement appeals board.
121. Sec. 1-5-811 Cooperative purchasing authorized.
122. Sec. 1-5-812 Sale, acquisition, or use of supplies.
123. Sec. 1-5-814 Joint use of facilities.
124. Sec. 1-5-815 Use of state contracts.
125. Chapter 6 MUNICIPAL COURT
126. 1-6-2 Municipal judge; term; compensation.
127. 1-6-3 Clerk of court.
128. 1-6-4 Jurisdiction.
129. 1-6-5 Penalty authorized.
130. 1-6-6 Suspended sentences.
132. 1-6-8 Appeal.
133. 1-6-9 Right to jury trial.
134. 1-6-10 Jury commissioners.
135. Sec. 1-6-11 Ministerial Recorder.
136. Chapter 7 Elections
137. 1-7-2 Method of election.
138. 1-7-3 Regular election date.
139. 1-7-4 Method of election; nomination; procedure.
140. Sec. 1-7-5 Transfer of authority to conduct municipal elections to Lexington County Registration and Election Commission.
141. Chapter 1 LAW ENFORCEMENT
142. 2-1-2 Duties of chief.
143. 2-1-3 Special police officers; appointment.
144. 2-1-4 Record of items taken from prisoners.
145. 2-1-5 False alarms - unlawful.
146. Chapter 2 FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
147. Article A Fire Department
148. 2-2-2 through 2-2-10 reserved.
149. 2-2-11 Code adopted.
150. 2-2-12 Additions, insertions, deletions and changes.
151. 2-2-13 Enforcement of code.
152. 2-2-14 Modifications in code.
153. 2-2-15 Appeals from decisions under code.
154. 2-2-16 Violation of fire prevention code.
155. 2-2-17 Burning of trash prohibited.
156. Chapter 3 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
157. 2-3-2 Curfew authorized.
158. 2-3-3 Terms of curfew.
159. 2-3-4 City council.
160. 2-3-5 Duration of state of emergency.
161. 2-3-6 Prohibited activities.
162. 2-3-7 Penalty.
163. Sec. 2-4-1 Discharge of Fireworks.
164. Sec. 2-4-2 Exceptions.
165. Sec. 2-4-3 Use of signal fireworks.
166. Sec. 2-4-4 Jurisdiction, enforcement and penalties.
167. 3-1-1 Control over maintenance and construction.
168. 3-1-2 Approval of names of new streets.
169. 3-1-3 Street and roadway acceptance.
170. Sec. 3-1-4 Requirements for lots draining toward sidewalk.
171. Sec. 3-1-5 Permit required to change streets, sidewalks, trees.
172. Sec. 3-1-6 Numbering of properties.
173. Sec. 3-1-7 Assignment of addresses to new principal buildings.
174. Sec. 3-1-8 Posting of addresses on existing principal buildings.
175. Sec. 3-1-9 Posting of addresses at existing collective developments.
176. Sec. 3-1-10 Penalty.
177. Secs. 3-1-11 through 3-1-20 reserved.
178. 3-1-21 Excavation permit required.
179. 3-1-22 Backfilling and resurfacing.
180. 3-1-23 Danger signals required at excavations.
181. 3-1-24 Removing danger signals at excavations.
182. 3-1-25 Obstructions.
183. 3-1-26 through 3-1-30 reserved.
184. 3-1-31 Damaging city property.
185. 3-1-32 Vehicles leaking or scattering load prohibited.
186. 3-1-33 Vehicles prohibited on sidewalk.
187. 3-1-34 Breaking, removing street lights.
188. 3-1-35 Breaking, destroying, curbing prohibited; permit required for entrance to property.
189. Chapter 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
190. 4-1-2 Delinquency penalty.
191. 4-1-3 Discontinuing service for delinquency.
192. 4-1-4 Resuming discontinued service.
193. 4-1-5 Water and sewer fees and charges constitute lien.
194. 4-2-1 Application for service.
195. 4-2-2 Deposit required.
196. 4-2-3 Use of deposit.
197. 4-2-4 Connecting two buildings to one meter.
198. 4-2-5 Unlawfully turning water on; tampering with meters.
199. 4-2-6 Charge when meter cut back on by customer.
200. 4-2-7 Contractors using water from hydrants.
201. 4-2-8 Selling city water.
202. 4-2-9 Water tapping charges.
203. 4-2-10 Meter required.
204. 4-2-11 Water rates.
205. 4-2-12 Charge when meter stopped or defective.
206. 4-2-13 Development fees availability charges.
207. 4-2-14 Extending in-city water rates to designated out-of-city customers.
208. Sec. 4-2-15 Backflow prevention valve installation charge.
209. Sec. 4-2-16 Backflow prevention valve inspection and testing fee.
210. 4-2-17 through 4-2-20 reserved.
211. Article B Drought Management Plan and Response Ordinance
212. 4-2-22 Definitions of terms.
213. 4-2-23 Drought management plan.
214. 4-2-24 Drought response ordinances.
215. Chapter 3 SEWERAGE SYSTEM
216. 4-3-1 Definitions.
217. 4-3-2 Use of public sewers required.
218. 4-3-3 Prohibited acts.
219. 4-3-4 Private sewage disposal.
220. 4-3-5 Sewer charges.
221. Sec. 4-3-6 Capital improvements service charges.
222. Sec. 4-3-7 Authorization.
223. Secs. 4-3-8 through 4-3-20 reserved.
224. 4-3-21 Connections; permit required.
225. 4-3-22 Permit classes; fees.
226. 4-3-23 Costs; indemnification.
227. 4-3-24 Separate connections required.
228. 4-3-25 Use of old building sewers.
229. 4-3-26 Specifications.
230. 4-3-27 Elevation; grade.
231. 4-3-28 Connection to groundwater and surface runoff prohibited.
232. 4-3-29 Licensed contractors to perform work.
233. 4-3-30 Inspections.
234. 4-3-31 Excavations.
235. 4-3-32 Records kept by city.
236. 4-3-33 Compliance with OSHA requirements.
237. 4-3-34 through 4-3-39 reserved.
238. 4-3-40 Questionnaire required.
239. 4-3-41 Prohibited discharges.
240. 4-3-42 Substances admitted conditionally.
241. 4-3-43 Wastewater discharge permit.
242. 4-3-44 Wastewater discharge permit; transfer; change in operations.
243. 4-3-45 When interceptors required.
244. 4-3-46 Maintenance of treatment facilities.
245. 4-3-47 Pretreatment standards.
246. 4-3-48 Pretreatment standards; reporting requirements.
247. 4-3-49 Pretreatment standards; compliance schedule.
248. 4-3-50 Confidential information.
249. 4-3-51 through 4-3-70 reserved.
250. 4-3-71 Purpose.
251. 4-3-72 Definitions.
252. 4-3-73 Grease Traps and Grease Interceptors.
253. 4-3-74 FOG registration and new grease trap/grease interceptor construction inspection procedure.
254. 4-3-75 Inspection procedure.
255. 4-3-76 Violations.
256. 4-3-77 General specifications for grease traps and grease interceptors.
257. 4-3-78 Design and construction requirements.
258. 4-3-79 Inspection for Acceptance.
259. 4-3-80 Diagram A: Standard grease inspector.
260. 4-3-81 Diagram B: Standard grease interceptor in series.
261. 4-3-82 Diagram C: Grease trap and grease interceptor sizing guide.
262. 4-3-83 Diagram D: Grease trap specification sheet example.
263. 4-3-84 Introduction.
264. 4-3-85 Definitions.
265. 4-3-86 Prohibited discharge.
266. 4-3-87 Discharge of industrial waste.
267. 4-3-88 Maximum allowable concentrations of pollutants.
268. 4-3-89 Discharge permit required; issuance; conditions.
269. 4-3-90 Right of entry of enforcement officers; right to exclude or limit waste; compliance with state and Federal standards.
270. 4-3-91 Determination of character and strength of wastes; accidental discharges; confidentiality of information; publication of names of noncomplying users.
271. 4-3-92 Liability for extra costs incurred by city; charge for excess BOD or suspended solids.
272. 4-3-93 Damaging or tampering with city equipment.
273. 4-3-94 Applicability of article; right of city to amend article.
274. 4-3-95 Termination of water or wastewater service; revocation of discharge permit.
275. 4-3-96 Reserved.
276. 4-3-97 Bond or indemnity agreement.
277. 4-3-98 Powers and authority of inspectors.
278. 4-3-99 Suspension of treatment service or wastewater contribution permit.
279. 4-3-100 Revocation of permit.
280. 4-3-101 Legal action.
281. 4-3-102 Violations; administrative orders; penalties.
282. Sec. 4-3-103 Discharge of septic tank waste.
283. Sec. 4-3-104 Additional regulations.
284. 5-1-1 Commission created.
285. 5-1-2 Membership; term; vacancy; removal; compensation.
286. 5-1-3 Organization; meetings; rules; staff; finances.
287. 5-1-4 Powers and duties.
288. 5-1-5 Council referrals.
289. Note to Chapter 2
290. 5-2-1 Creation of certain offices.
291. 5-2-2 through 5-2-9 reserved.
292. 5-2-10 Adoption of the 2021 International Building Code.
293. 5-2-11 Fire district
294. 5-2-12 Adoption of the 2015 International Property Maintenance Code.
295. 5-2-13 Permit fees.
296. 5-2-14 Adoption of the 2021 International Fire Code.
297. 5-2-15 through 5-2-20 reserved.
298. 5-2-21 2020 National Electrical Code adopted.
299. 5-2-22 Applicability of provisions to homeowners.
300. 5-2-23 Permits.
301. 5-2-24 Permit fees.
302. 5-2-25 Inspections.
303. 5-2-26 through 5-2-40 reserved.
304. 5-2-41 Adoption of the 2021 International Plumbing Code.
305. 5-2-42 through 5-2-50 reserved.
306. 5-2-51 Adoption of the 2021 International Fuel Gas Code.
307. 5-2-52 through 5-2-70 reserved.
308. 5-2-71 Adoption of the 2018 International Mechanical Code.
309. 5-2-72 through 5-2-80 reserved.
310. 5-2-81 Adoption of the 2009 International Property Maintenance Code.
311. 5-2-82 through 5-2-90 reserved.
312. 5-2-91 Swimming pool code adopted.
313. 5-2-92 through 5-2-100 reserved.
314. Article I Unsafe Buildings
315. 5-2-111 Adoption of the 2018 International Residential Code for One- and Two-Family Dwellings.
316. Secs. 5-2-112 through 5-2-119 reserved.
317. 5-2-120 Definitions.
318. 5-2-121 Rental permit required.
319. 5-2-122 Application.
320. 5-2-123 Property owner and the person in charge.
321. 5-2-124 Acknowledgment of applicable codes.
322. 5-2-125 Notice procedure.
323. 5-2-126 Reduction in notice requirements.
324. 5-2-127 Inspections.
325. 5-2-128 Permit and inspection fees.
326. 5-2-129 Penalty.
327. 5-2-130 Severability.
328. Secs. 5-2-131 through 5-2-139 reserved.
329. Sec. 5-2-140 Adoption of 2021 International Residential Code.
330. Secs. 5-2-141 through 5-2-149 reserved.
331. 5-3-1 Ordinance incorporated by reference.
332. 5-3-2 Sign ordinance amended.
333. Sec. 5-4-1 Ordinance incorporated by reference.
334. Note to Chapter 5
335. Sec. 5-5-l Statement of purpose.
336. Sec. 5-5-2 Objectives.
337. Sec. 5-5-3 Jurisdiction.
338. Sec. 5-5-4 Administration.
339. Sec. 5-5-5 Definitions.
340. Sec. 5-5-6 Permit required.
341. Sec. 5-5-7 Exceptions.
342. Sec. 5-5-8 Application for permit.
343. Sec. 5-5-9 Fee schedule.
344. Sec. 5-5-10 Approval or disapproval of application.
345. Sec. 5-5-11 Variance and exceptions.
346. Sec. 5-5-12 Appeals.
347. Sec. 5-5-13 Other authorization or requirements.
348. Sec. 5-5-14 Extension of time.
349. Sec. 5-5-15 Responsibility of applicant.
350. Sec. 5-5-16 Guidelines for sediment control and drainage plan preparation.
351. Sec. 5-5-17 Guidelines for flood control plan preparation.
352. Sec. 5-5-18 Guidelines for flood control plan preparation; specific standards.
353. Sec. 5-5-19 Guidelines for flood control plan preparation; standards for streams without established base flood elevations and/or floodways.
354. Sec. 5-5-20 References.
355. Sec. 5-5-21 Plan requirements.
356. Sec. 5-5-22 Inspection
357. Sec. 5-5-23 Enforcement and administration.
358. Sec. 5-5-24 Conflict with other laws.
359. Note to Chapter 6
360. 5-6-1 Statutory authorization.
361. 5-6-2 Findings of fact.
362. 5-6-3 Statement of purpose and objectives.
363. 5-6-4 Lands to which this chapter applies.
364. 5-6-5 Establishment of development permit.
365. 5-6-6 Compliance.
366. 5-6-7 Interpretation.
367. 5-6-8 Partial invalidity and severability.
368. 5-6-9 Warning and disclaimer of liability.
369. 5-6-10 Penalties for violation.
370. 5-6-11 through 5-6-20 reserved.
371. 5-6-21 General.
372. Secs. 5-6-22 through 5-6-30 reserved.
373. 5-6-31 Designation of local floodplain administrator.
374. 5-6-32 Adoption of Letter of Map Revisions (LOMR).
375. 5-6-33 Development permit and certification requirements.
376. 5-6-34 Duties and responsibilities of the local floodplain administrator.
377. 5-6-35 Administrative procedures.
378. Secs. 5-6-36 through 5-6-40 reserved.
379. 5-6-41 General standards.
380. 5-6-42 Specific standards.
381. 5-6-43 Standards for streams without established base flood elevations and/or floodways.
382. 5-6-44 Standards for streams with established base flood elevations but without floodways.
383. 5-6-45 Standards for areas of shallow flooding (AO zones).
384. 5-6-46 through 5-6-50 reserved.
385. 5-6-51 Establishment of appeal board.
386. 5-6-52 Right to appeal.
387. 5-6-53 Historic structures.
388. 5-6-54 Functionally dependent uses.
389. 5-6-55 Agricultural structures.
390. 5-6-56 Considerations.
391. 5-6-57 Findings.
392. 5-6-58 Floodways.
393. 5-6-59 Conditions.
394. Sec. 5-6-60 reserved.
395. 5-6-61 Effect on rights and liabilities under the existing flood damage prevention ordinance.
396. 5-6-62 Effect upon outstanding building permits.
397. 6-1-1 Nuisances prohibited.
398. 6-1-2 Accumulations of weed or refuse prohibited.
399. 6-1-3 Duty of business owners to keep premises clean.
400. Sec. 6-1-4 Abandoned refrigerators or other airtight containers and upholstered furniture.
401. Sec. 6-1-5 Enforcement procedures; appeals; abatement by city.
402. Sec. 6-1-6 Service of violation notices; repeat violations.
403. Sec. 6-1-7 Emergency abatement.
404. Sec. 6-1-8 Derelict vehicles; determination; parking and storage; removal; redemption; punishment.
405. Chapter 2 GARBAGE AND REFUSE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL
406. Sec. 6-2-2 Definitions.
407. Sec. 6-2-3 Service provided by city; charges; rules and regulations.
408. Sec. 6-2-4 Frequency of garbage collection.
409. Sec. 6-2-5 Residential collection.
410. Sec. 6-2-6 Commercial collection.
411. Sec. 6-2-7 Dead animals.
412. Sec. 6-2-8 Collection of vegetative wastes.
413. Sec. 6-2-9 Restrictions on collection.
414. Sec. 6-2-10 Illegal activities.
415. Sec. 6-2-11 Noncompliance penalties.
416. Sec. 6-2-12 Exception for eviction or ejectment actions.
417. Editor's Note:
418. Sec. 6-3-1 Definitions.
419. Sec. 6-3-2 Limitations on pets; exceptions.
420. Sec. 6-3-3 Rabies vaccination.
421. Sec. 6-3-4 Kennels.
422. Sec. 6-3-5 Pets running at large; removal of animal waste.
423. Sec. 6-3-6 Impoundment of pet animals.
424. Sec. 6-3-7 Redemption of impounded pet animals.
426. Sec. 6-3-9 Restraint of animal by tethering.
427. Sec. 6-3-10 Nuisance animals.
428. Sec. 6-3-11 Interference with animal control workers.
429. Sec. 6-3-12 Prohibition; impoundment of unattended animals.
430. Sec. 6-3-13 Barking dogs.
431. Sec. 6-3-14 Cruelty to animals.
432. Sec. 6-3-15 Killing, injuring, molesting birds.
433. Sec. 6-3-16 Keeping horses, livestock, poultry prohibited.
434. Sec. 6-3-17 Sick Animals.
435. Sec. 6-3-18 Abandonment.
436. Sec. 6-3-19 Penalties.
437. Sec. 6-3-20 Keeping of domestic chickens.
438. Sec. 6-3-21 Additional enforcement provisions as to domestic chickens.
439. Secs. 6-3-22 through 6-3-30 reserved.
440. Sec. 6-3-31 Prohibited; exceptions.
441. Sec. 6-3-32 Impoundment.
442. Sec. 6-3-33 Signage for guard dogs or attack dogs.
444. Sec. 6-3-35 Registration of certain animals required.
445. 6-4-1 Title.
446. Sec. 6-4-2 Definitions.
447. Sec. 6-4-3 Smoking prohibited.
448. Sec. 6-4-4 Penalties.
449. Sec. 6-4-5 Testing for tobacco residue not authorized.
450. Sec. 6-5-1 Definitions.
451. Sec. 6-5-2 Prohibition of smoking in the workplace.
452. Sec. 6-5-3 Exceptions.
453. Sec. 6-5-4 Posting of signs.
454. Sec. 6-5-5 Reasonable distance.
455. Sec. 6-5-6 Jurisdiction, enforcement and penalties.
456. Editor's Note
457. Sec. 7-1-1 Title
458. Sec. 7-1-2 License Required.
459. Sec. 7-1-3 Definitions.
460. Sec. 7-1-4 Purpose and duration.
461. Sec. 7-1-5 Business license tax, refund.
462. Sec. 7-1-6 Registration required.
463. Sec. 7-1-7 Deductions, exemptions, and charitable organizations.
464. Sec. 7-1-8 False application unlawful.
465. Sec. 7-1-9 Display and transfer.
466. Sec. 7-1-10 Administration of chapter.
467. Sec. 7-1-11 Inspection and audits.
468. Sec. 7-1-12 Assessments, payment under protest, appeal.
469. Sec. 7-1-13 Delinquent license taxes, partial payment.
470. Sec. 7-1-14 Notices.
471. Sec. 7-1-15 Denial of license.
472. Sec. 7-1-16 Suspension or revocation of license.
473. Sec. 7-1-17 Appeals to council.
474. Sec. 7-1-18 Consent, franchise or license required for use of streets.
475. Sec. 7-1-19 Confidentiality.
476. Sec. 7-1-20 Violations.
477. Sec. 7-1-21 Classification and rates.
478. 7-2-1 Certificate of public convenience and necessity; required.
479. 7-2-3 Certificate of public convenience and necessit; notice of application intent.
480. 7-2-4 Liability insurance.
481. 7-2-5 Issuance of license.
482. 7-2-6 Supervision of operation; lease arrangements.
483. 7-2-7 Transfer of license and certificate.
484. 7-2-8 Permit.
485. 7-2-9 License; required.
486. 7-2-10 Inspection of vehicles; condemnation of unsafe vehicles.
487. 7-2-11 Identifying markings on vehicles.
488. 7-2-12 Identifying markings on vehicles; colors and markings for companies.
489. 7-2-13 Refusal to convey orderly passengers.
490. 7-2-14 Transporting passengers for unlawful or immoral purposes.
491. 7-2-15 Engaging cab with intent to defraud.
492. 7-2-16 Number of passengers limited.
493. 7-2-17 Operation from fixed stands; solicitation prohibited.
494. 7-2-18 Stands; designation.
495. 7-2-19 Solicitation for hotels and boardinghouses.
496. 7-2-20 Revocations.
497. 7-2-21 through 7-2-30 reserved.
498. 7-2-31 Requirement; accuracy.
499. 7-2-32 Lighting.
500. 7-2-33 Inspections; removal of inaccurate meters.
501. 7-2-34 Inspections; frequency.
502. 7-2-35 Breaking seal prohibited.
503. 7-2-36 Changes in tire size.
504. 7-2-37 Operating requirements; flags.
505. 7-2-38 Operating requirements; charges based on registration.
506. 7-2-37 through 7-2-50 reserved.
507. 7-2-51 Rates.
508. 7-2-52 Waiting time.
509. 7-2-53 Posting required.
510. 7-2-54 Overcharging prohibited.
511. 7-3-1 Definitions.
512. 7-3-2 Wreckers to respond to accidents only when called by police.
513. 7-3-3 Response to calls generally; monitoring police radio.
514. 7-3-4 Solicitation of business by wrecker service.
515. 7-3-5 Solicitation of business by city employees.
516. 7-3-6 Authority of police to have vehicles towed and impounded.
517. Sec. 7-3-7 Right of vehicle owner or operator to designate wrecker service; other wrecker service.
518. Sec. 7-3-8 Rotation service generally.
519. Sec. 7-3-9 Eligibility for participation in rotation service.
520. Sec. 7-3-10 Application to participate in rotation service.
521. Sec. 7-3-11 New applications to participate in rotation service.
522. Sec. 7-3-12 Equipment for emergency wreckers; 24-hour service required.
523. Sec. 7-3-13 Agreements with city.
524. Sec. 7-3-14 Insurance.
525. Sec. 7-3-15 Storage lots.
526. Sec. 7-3-16 Towing and storage charges.
527. Sec. 7-3-17 Towing of vehicles obstructing streets.
528. Sec. 7-3-18 Removal of glass and debris.
529. Sec. 7-3-19 Suspension or revocation of business license.
530. 7-4-1 Defined.
531. 7-4-2 Exemption for newspapers.
532. 7-4-3 Permit required.
533. 7-4-4 Application.
534. 7-4-5 Investigation of applicant.
535. 7-4-6 Disapproval of application.
536. 7-4-7 Approval of application; issuance of permit.
537. 7-4-8 Duty to exhibit permit.
538. 7-4-9 Enforcement by police.
539. 7-4-10 Revocation of permit.
540. 7-4-11 Appeals.
541. 7-4-12 Loud noises and sound devices.
542. 7-4-13 Use of streets.
543. 7-4-14 Hours of operation.
544. 7-4-15 Entering posted premises prohibited.
545. 7-4-16 Refusing to leave.
546. 7-4-17 Continuing solicitation when refused.
547. 7-4-18 through 7-4-30 reserved.
548. 7-4-31 Definitions.
549. 7-4-32 Registration and permit required.
550. 7-4-33 Effect on business license ordinance.
551. 7-5-1 Adoption of state law.
552. Sec. 7-6-1 Definitions.
553. Sec. 7-6-2 Permit required.
554. Sec. 7-6-3 Exceptions.
555. Sec. 7-6-4 Application.
556. Sec. 7-6-5 Fees.
557. Sec. 7-6-6 Standards for issuance.
558. Sec. 7-6-7 Nondiscrimination.
559. Sec. 7-6-8 Notice of denial of application.
560. Sec. 7-6-9 Alternative permit.
561. Sec. 7-6-10 Appeal procedure.
562. Sec. 7-6-11 Notice to city and other officials.
563. Sec. 7-6-12 Contents of permit.
564. Sec. 7-6-13 Duties of permittee.
565. Sec. 7-6-14 Prohibitions.
566. Sec. 7-6-15 Public conduct during parades or public assemblies.
567. Sec. 7-6-16 Revocation of permit.
568. Sec. 7-6-17 Penalties.
569. Sec. 7-6-18 Severability.
570. Secs. 7-6-19 through 7-6-22 reserved.
571. 7-6-23 through 7-6-30 reserved.
572. Article C Bingo
573. 7-6-32 Permit required.
574. 7-6-33 Permit; application.
575. 7-6-34 Permit; Investigation; issuance or denial.
576. 7-6-35 Permit; duration; fete.
577. 7-6-36 Permit; suspension or revocation.
578. 7-6-37 Permit; appeal; effect.
579. 7-6-38 Display of permit.
580. 7-6-39 Inspection.
581. 7-6-40 Operation of bingo games.
582. 7-6-41 Penalty.
583. 7-6-42 Definitions.
584. 7-6-43 License and place of operation.
585. 7-6-44 Daily report to police; positive identification of sellers; photographs of purchases and retention of records for purchase of precious metals.
586. 7-6-45 Purchase of gold or silver from minors prohibited.
587. 7-6-46 Goods to be held for ten (10) days before resale.
588. 7-6-47 Purchase of coins.
589. 7-6-48 Exemptions.
590. Chapter 7 CABLE TELEVISION RATE REGULATION
591. 7-7-2 Initial review of basic cable rates.
592. 7-7-3 Review of request for increase in basic cable rates.
593. 7-7-4 Cable operator information.
594. 7-7-5 Automatic rate adjustments.
595. 7-7-6 Enforcement.
596. Sec. 7-8-1 Site plan.
597. Sec. 7-8-2 Access.
598. Sec. 7-8-3 Parking generally.
599. Sec. 7-8-4 Site design.
600. Sec. 7-8-5 Private security.
601. 8-1-1 Adoption of state law.
602. 8-1-2 Only licensed operators may drive vehicles.
603. 8-1-3 Obedience to traffic laws.
604. 8-1-4 Title applicable to all streets, highways, etc., in city.
605. 8-1-5 Obedience to title.
606. Chapter 2 TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
607. 8-2-2 Designation of through streets, stop intersections, yield intersections.
608. 8-2-3 Zone of quiet.
609. 8-2-4 Designation of and driving on one-way streets.
610. 8-2-5 Corner cutting.
611. 8-2-6 Careless operation of vehicles.
612. 8-2-7 "Fixing" traffic tickets.
613. 8-2-8 Pedestrians' obedience to traffic-control signals.
614. 8-2-9 Accident reports.
615. 8-2-10 Prohibition of commercial/industrial trucks using certain streets as thoroughfares.
616. Sec. 8-2-11 Engine compression brakes prohibited.
617. Chapter 3 STOPPING, STANDING AND PARKING
618. 8-3-2 Parking prohibited during certain hours in designated places.
619. 8-3-3 Parking time limited in designated places.
620. 8-3-4 Parking for certain purposes prohibited.
621. 8-3-5 Parking for certain purposes prohibited; removal.
622. 8-3-6 Time limit on certain vehicles; exceptions.
623. 8-3-7 Fines for parking violations.
624. Chapter 4 BICYCLES
625. 8-4-2 City to provide registration plates, seals and cards.
626. 8-4-3 Numbering, design and identification of plates and cards.
627. 8-4-4 Duty of chief of police to provide plates.
628. 8-4-5 Record of registrations.
629. 8-4-6 Registration plate to be attached to bicycle during period of operation.
630. 8-4-7 Transfer of ownership.
631. 8-4-8 Reports of secondhand dealers.
632. 8-4-9 Mutilation, etc., of plates, numbers and cards.
633. 8-4-10 Registration fee.
634. 8-4-11 Impounding.
635. 8-4-12 Control of bicycle.
636. 8-4-13 Riding on sidewalks.
637. 8-4-14 Riding without hands on handlebars.
638. Chapter 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
639. 9-1-2 Inhalation of vapors or fumes.
640. 9-1-3 Parking in places designated for handicapped persons.
641. 9-1-4 Stop on command of officer; failure to obey officer.
642. 9-1-5 Sale or use of synthetic drugs prohibited.
643. Editor's Note
644. Sec. 9-2-1 Disorderly conduct.
645. Sec. 9-2-2 Resisting, interfering with employees and officers.
646. Sec. 9-2-3 Disturbing assemblies.
647. Sec. 9-2-4 Disturbing court.
648. Sec. 9-2-5 Weapons; discharging; exceptions.
649. Sec. 9-2-6 Noise.
650. Sec. 9-2-7 Obstructing streets, sidewalks, etc., prohibited.
651. Sec. 9-2-8 Drinking in public places.
653. 9-2-10 Drunkenness.
654. 9-2-11 Loitering.
655. 9-2-12 Odors.
656. Chapter 3 OFFENSES AGAINST PROPERTY
657. 9-3-2 Advertising materials.
658. 9-3-3 Littering prohibited.
659. 9-3-4 Abandoned motor vehicles/determination of abandonment.
660. 9-3-5 Abandonment prohibited; penalty.
661. 9-3-6 Removal; notice to owner.
662. 9-3-7 Redemption of removed vehicles.
663. 9-3-8 Trespassing upon property of another.
664. 9-4-1 Carrying of certain weapons prohibited.
665. 9-5-1 Public indecency unlawful.
666. 9-5-2 Definitions.
667. 9-5-3 Penalty.
668. Sec. 9-6-1 Definitions.
669. Sec. 9-6-2 Factors determining classification of objects.
670. Sec. 9-6-3 Offenses; penalties for violation of article.
671. Sec. 9-6-4 Civil forfeiture.
672. Tables