City Code Index

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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y Z	Section

A
ABANDONMENT
Abandoned iceboxes and similar containers	14-226
Abandoned vehicles	17-26 et seq.
See: WRECKED OR ABANDONED VEHICLES
Abandoning an animal	14-196
Trees and shrubbery
Felled trees across or in street, etc.
Abandoning prohibited	25-3
Planned development overlay district	27-237

ABATTOIRS
Offensive matter, exposing	14-305

ABDUCTION
False imprisonment	14-18(d)

ACCIDENTS
Traffic accidents	24-66 et seq.
See: TRAFFIC

ACCOUNTS
Financial affairs	2-31 et seq.
See: FINANCES

ADMINISTRATION
Advisory boards and commissions	2-1
See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS
Departments. See: DEPARTMENTS AND OTHER AGENCIES OF THE CITY
See also specific departments, etc.
Generally	2-1 et seq.
See also specific subjects
Personnel of city. See: OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

ADMINISTRATOR. See: CITY ADMINISTRATOR

ADVERTISING
Drug paraphernalia	14-272
False, deceptive, etc., advertising	14-317
Handbill distribution restricted	14-321
Restrictions on use of amplifiers	14-322
Roadside advertising devices prohibited, etc.	24-41
Tampering with publicly-exhibited contest	14-97
Theft of services	14-58

AFFIRMATION. See: OATH, AFFIRMATION, SWEAR OR SWORN

AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES
Trespass	14-73

AGENCIES OF CITY. See: DEPARTMENTS AND OTHER AGENCIES OF CITY

AGREEMENTS. See: CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS

AIDING AND ABETTING
Prosecuting for	14-8

AIR CONDITIONING
Mechanical code	6-106 et seq.
See: MECHANICAL CODE
One- and two-family dwelling code	6-161 et seq.
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

AIR RIFLES
Discharge of	14-242
See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS

AIR-TIGHT CONTAINERS
Abandonment of iceboxes, etc	14-226

AIRPLANES
Restrictions on use of amplifiers	14-322
Unauthorized use of propelled vehicles	14-59

AIRPORT ZONING
Generally	27-261 et seq.
See: ZONING (Chapter 27)

ALARM SYSTEMS (Burglar, medical emergency, fire, etc., alarms)
Confidentiality; statistics	2.5-7
Definitions	2.5-1
Designated telephone lines	2.5-6
Duties of alarm users, etc.	2.5-4
False alarms	2.5-4(g) et seq.
Fees required; grace period; appeals	2.5-5
Fire alarm installer contractor registration; fees; permits	6-158
Certificate of insurance	6-158.1
Firearms dealers	2.5-9
No Liability on Part of the City	2.5-8
Permits
Application	2.5-3
Nontransferability	2.5-3
Required	2.5-2
Regulations for alarm systems, etc.	2.5-4
Unlawful acts	2.5-4
Violations, penalty	2.5-10

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Beer
Defined	3-1
Special provisions for premises licensed for	3-7
Civil service, disciplinary actions	2-172
Club, defined	3-1
Commission, defined	3-1
Consumption
Where consumption unlawful	3-11
Definitions	3-1
Hotels, defined	3-1
Hours of sale	3-5
Izaak Walton Cabin
Where consumption unlawful	3-11
Licensed premises
Responsibilities of owners	3-12
Licenses
Cancellation for failure to conduct business	3-31
Consideration to be given applicants for liquor licenses	3-28
Dancing permits. See herein that subject
Display	3-30
Occupation tax	3-27
Procedure for handling liquor license applications	3-29
Required	3-26
Revocation and suspension	3-32
Liquor
Definitions	3-1
Restaurant restrictions	3-10
Loitering on premises
Minors or incompetents	3-4(b)
Minors or incompetents
Definitions	3-1
Regulations governing sale and use	3-4
Nonbeverage users	3-9
Open containers prohibited	3-13
Package sales
Sale from original package only	3-8
Parks, miscellaneous offenses	18-12
Pawnbrokers, accepting collateral security or purchase from persons appearing under influence of alcohol
Restrictions on pawnbrokers	13-77
Permits
Dancing permits. See herein that subject
Property seized by police, disposition	20-5
Restaurant
Defined	3-1
Liquor in, restrictions	3-10
Right of entry of officials	3-2
Ta-Ha-Zouka Park
Where consumption unlawful	3-11
Unlawful possession	3-3
Wine
Defined	3-1
Sunday, hours of sales	3-5(b)

ALLEGATIONS
False reporting	14-169

ALLEYS
One-way alleys, traffic regulations	24-94
Parking in	24-162
See: TRAFFIC
Street defined re	1-2
Streets in general. See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
Subdivision alleys	23-57
See: SUBDIVISIONS (Chapter 23)

ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES
Prohibited on streets	24-100

ALTERED ARTICLES
Receiving	14-108

AMBULANCES
Rescue and ambulance calls
Charges, schedule	2-2

AMENDMENTS TO CODE
Generally	1-12
Code construction in general. See: CODE OF ORDINANCES

AMMUNITION
Property seized by police, disposition	20-5

AMPLIFIERS
Restrictions on use	14-322

AMUSEMENTS AND AMUSEMENT PLACES
Dancing permits for alcoholic beverage premises	3-41 et seq.
See: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Gambling regulations	14-206 et seq.
See: GAMBLING
Obscenity, generally	14-281 et seq.
See: INDECENCY AND OBSCENITY

AND. See: OR, AND

ANIMAL, WASTES
Harmful or industrial waste discharges	26-131 et seq.
See: WATER AND SEWERS

ANIMALS AND FOWL
Abandoning	14-196
Animal Waste	4-32
Bestiality, committing	14-197
Clean stock cars	14-306
Cruelty to animals	14-196
Dead animals deposited in watercourses, etc.	14-304
Definitions	4-1
Dogs or cats
Animal pound records and reports	4-26
Barking, howling, crying or yelping dogs or cats	4-16
Bitten by rabid animal; disposition	4-21
Cross dogs or cats	4-18
Duty of owner in case of dog bite or injury to another person	4-22
Guard dogs, registration and housing of	4-19
Holding impounded animals	4-24
Impounding time limit	4-27
Impoundment	4-23
Injuring or destroying property of others	4-17
Interference with capture of dog	4-28
License required	4-8
Exceptions to license; transient dogs	4-14
Fee	4-11
Issuance	4-9
Period for which valid	4-10
Removal of tag	4-13
Tag	4-12
Poisoning or injuring dogs	4-15
Pound fees; release from pound	4-25
Rabies vaccination required	4-7
Running at large	4-6
Wearing of collars	4-13
Enforcement	4-2, 4-29
Failure to surrender animal	4-35
False information	4-30
Horse
Horse-drawn carriage	13-201
Impoundment	4-20
Indecency with animal	14-197
Livestock, keeping of	4-4
Nuisance, maintaining	14-314
See: NUISANCES
Offensive matter, exposing	14-305
Parks, animals in	18-6
Park regulations in general. See: PARKS AND RECREATION
Pound	4-3
Slaughtering, hanging, etc., animals	14-302
Unlawful use of guide dogs or white canes	14-311
Unsanitary pens	4-31
Wild birds or animals, keeping of	4-5

ANNOYANCE
Intimidating phone calls	14-308

APPEALS
Electrical appeals	6-57
Mechanical code decisions	6-113
Mobile home park permits, appeals re	15-39
Plumbing appeals	6-124

APPROPRIATIONS
Certain ordinances not affected by Code	1-3
Finances in general. See: FINANCES

ARRESTS
Failure to appear in court	14-168
Obstructing government operations	14-161
Operating a motor vehicle to avoid	14-165
Refusing to aid a peace officer	14-163
Resisting	14-164

ARSON
Third degree arson	14-42

ASSAULT
Offenses against persons	14-16 et seq.
See: OFFENSES
Sexual assault	14-25 et seq.
See: OFFENSES
Unlawful picketing	14-251
See: PICKETING

ASSEMBLIES
Parades	22-111 et seq.
See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
Parking lots, private property, etc.
Applicability of certain ordinances	1-10
Picketing regulations	14-251 et seq.
Riots	14-228

ASSESSMENTS
Certain ordinances not affected by code	1-3
Local improvements. See: PUBLIC WORKS AND IMPROVEMENTS
Property assessments in general. See: TAXATION

ASSOCIATIONS
Person defined to include, etc.	1-2

ATTEMPT
Attempt to commit an offense	14-2

ATTORNEY OF CITY. See: CITY ATTORNEY

ATTRACTIVE NUISANCES
Abandoning iceboxes and similar containers	14-226

AUCTIONS
Property seized by police, disposition	20-5

AUDITORIUMS
Off-street parking and loading regulations	27-341 et seq.
See: ZONING

AUTHORITY
Delegation of authority, construed for interpreting code	1-2
Joint authority, construed	1-2

AVENUES
Public way defined re	1-2
Public ways in general. See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS

B
BAD CHECKS
Issuing	14-94
Other provisions relative to fraud, forgery, etc. See: FRAUD

BANKS, FINANCE COMPANIES, ETC.
Housing Discrimination	12-1 et seq.

BARBED WIRE FENCES
Unlawful, when	14-227

BARBEQUE GRILLS
Fires and fireworks in parks	18-5

BARRICADES AND LIGHTS
Excavations and openings in streets, protection	22-46
Moving of buildings	22-83
Trees and shrubs, placing debris on streets
Barricading	25-3

BATHING
Water recreation in parks	18-9

BAWDY HOUSES
Keeping a place of prostitution	14-147
Other provisions re prostitution. See: PROSTITUTION

BB GUNS
Discharge of weapons	14-242 et seq.
Weapons in general. See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS

BEER AND WINE
Alcoholic beverage regulations	3-1 et seq.
See: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

BENZENE
Harmful or industrial waste discharges	26-133 et seq.
See: WATER AND SEWERS

BETTING
Gambling	14-206 et seq.
See: GAMBLING
Occupational taxes for conducting games of chance and/or lotteries and distributing gambling devices	13-141 et seq.
See: LICENSES AND PERMITS

BICYCLES
Enforcement	5-1
Licenses	5-3
Operational rules and regulations
Articles, packages, etc., carrying	5-19
Compliance	5-16
Traffic laws, with	5-17
Equipment	5-18
Manner of riding	5-19
Parking	5-23
Passengers, carrying	5-19
Roadways and paths, riding on	5-20
Sidewalks, on	5-21
Traffic laws, compliance	5-17
Vehicles, clinging to	5-22
Parental responsibilities	5-5
Parks, in	18-11
Registration	5-2
Serial number or registration number
Mutilation, destruction, removal	5-4
Traffic regulations	24-1 et seq.
See: TRAFFIC
Violations	5-6

BIDS, BIDDING
Purchasing procedures	2-101 et seq.
See: PURCHASING

BIGOTRY, PREJUDICE, ETC.
Housing discrimination	12-1 et seq.

BILLBOARDS
Outdoor advertising signs	27-321 et seq.
See: ZONING

BINGO
Gambling regulations	14-206 et seq.
See: GAMBLING
Occupational taxes for conducting games of chance and/or lotteries and distributing gambling devices	13-141 et seq.
See: LICENSES AND PERMITS
Tax; annual fee	13-31

BLACK RACE
Housing discrimination	12-1 et seq.

BLIND PERSONS
Failure to observe	14-312
Unlawful use of white cane or guide dog	14-311

BLOCK PARTIES See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS

BLOCKS
Lengths of blocks in subdivisions	23-56

BOARDING HOUSES
Theft of services	14-58

BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS
Advisory boards and commissions	2-1
Board of adjustment	19-4
Board of health	11-1
City health regulations. See: HEALTH AND SANITATION
City administrator, various duties	2-66
City administrator in general. See: CITY ADMINISTRATOR
Civil service commission	2-158 et seq.
See: CIVIL SERVICE
Code of ethics	2-81 et seq.
See: CODE OF ETHICS
Code references and definitions construed	1-2
Committee reports to council	2-23
Council meetings and procedures. See: CITY COUNCIL
Delegation of authority, construed	1-2
Departmental agencies, other. See: DEPARTMENTS AND OTHER AGENCIES OF CITY
Filing false reports with regulatory bodies	14-172
Hearing board and appeals re sewage and sewer violations, etc.	26-64
Joint authority, construed	1-2
Nebraska league of municipalities' legislative committee
City's representative on	2-4
Nonmoving violations bureau	24-51 et seq.
See: TRAFFIC
Personnel regulations in general. See: OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
Planned unit development compliance review committee	27-233
See: ZONING (Chapter 27)
Planning commission	19-1
Plumbing board	6-131 et seq.
See: PLUMBING
Standing committee	2-21.1
Zoning board of adjustments	27-31

BOATS
Unauthorized use of propelled vehicles	14-59
Water recreation in parks	18-9

BODY POLITIC, ETC.
Person defined to include, etc.	1-2

BOILERS AND FURNACES
One- and two-family dwelling code	6-161 et seq.
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

BOMBS
False reports of explosives, etc.	14-169(3)
Property seized by police, disposition	20-5

BONDS
Certain ordinances not affected by code	1-3
Police reserve unit	20-20
Revenue, etc., of city in general. See: FINANCES

BOOKKEEPING
Abuse of public records	14-173
Public records in general. See: PUBLIC RECORDS
False statement or book entry	14-95
Other provisions relative to fraud. See: FRAUD
Financial affairs	2-31 et seq.
See: FINANCES

BOOKMAKING
Defined	14-206 et seq.
Possession of gambling records	14-210
Gambling in general. See: GAMBLING

BOOKS, PERIODICALS, ETC.
Abuse of public records	14-173
Public records in general. See: PUBLIC RECORDS
Obscenity, generally	14-281 et seq.
See: INDECENCY AND OBSCENITY

BOULEVARDS
Public way defined re	1-2
Public ways in general. See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS

BOUNDARIES
Certain ordinances not affected by code	1-3

BRASS KNUCKLES
Weapons regulations	14-236 et seq.
See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS

BRIBERY
Commercial bribery, etc.	14-96 et seq.

BRIDGES
Street defined re	1-2
Streets in general. See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS

BROOKS. See: LAKES, STREAMS, BROOKS, SPRINGS

BRUSH. See: WEEDS, BRUSH AND LITTER

BUDGET
City administrator, duties	2-66

BUILDING LINES. See: SETBACK LINES OR BUILDING LINES

BUILDINGS
Building code
Additions, insertions and changes	6-18
Adoption by reference	6-16
Beginning construction without obtaining permit	6-19
Conflicting provisions	6-17
Building contractors
Registration certificates
Building permits, prerequisite to	6-37
Certificate of insurance	6-39
Expiration date	6-40
Fees	6-38
Prerequisite to building permits	6-37
Required, exceptions	6-36
Suspension or revocation	6-41
Building sewers and connections	26-59
See: WATER AND SEWERS
Certificates
Registration certificates for building contractors. See herein:
Building Contractors
Code. See herein: Building Code
Contractors. See herein: Building Contractors
Electrical regulations	6-51 et seq.
Electricity in general. See: ELECTRICITY
Energy conservation standards re buildings	6-163
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE
Enforcement personnel
Personal liability	6-2
Extraterritorial jurisdiction of certain ordinances	1-11
Fire prevention code	8-26 et seq.
See: FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
Flood insurance program	27-242
Graffiti abatement	17-50 et seq.
See: GRAFFITI
House numbering	19-16 et seq.
See: HOUSE NUMBERING
Housing code	12-16 et seq.
See: HOUSING CODE
Housing discrimination	12-1 et seq.
See: HOUSING DISCRIMINATION
Housing moving	22-81 et seq.
See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
Individual sewage disposal systems	26-86 et seq.
See: WATER AND SEWERS
Mechanical code	6-106 et seq.
See: MECHANICAL CODE
Mobile homes	15-1 et seq.
Applicability	15-18
See: MOBILE HOME AND MOBILE HOME PARKS
Moving of buildings	22-81 et seq.
See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
Off-street parking and loading regulations	27-341 et seq.
See: ZONING
One- and two-family dwelling code	6-161 et seq.
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE
Owner construed re	1-2
Permits
Beginning construction without obtaining permit	6-19
City-owned projects, no permit fee for	6-5
Contractors registration certificates perquisite to	6-37
Electrical permits. See: ELECTRICITY
Individual sewage disposal systems	26-79 et seq.
Mechanical permits. See: MECHANICAL CODE
See: WATER AND SEWERS
Subdivision restrictions	23-22
Plumbing	6-121 et seq.
See: PLUMBING
Sewers and sewage disposal	26-56 et seq.
See: WATER AND SEWERS
Sidewalk construction or repair	22-16 et seq.
See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
Subdivisions, building lines, etc.	23-1 et seq.
See: SUBDIVISIONS (Chapter 23)
Tenant, occupant construed re	1-2
Wellhead protection	6-3
Zoning regulations	27-1 et seq.
See: ZONING (Chapter 27)

BUREAUS
City agencies in general. See: DEPARTMENTS AND OTHER AGENCIES OF CITY
Nonmoving violations bureau	24-51 et seq.
See: TRAFFIC

BURGLAR ALARMS
Regulations for alarm systems	2.5-1 et seq.
See: ALARMS SYSTEMS

BURNING
Incinerators required	8-2

BUSES
Overnight camping in Ta-Ha-Zouka Park	18-4
Park restrictions. See: PARKS AND RECREATION
Traffic regulations	24-1 et seq.
See: TRAFFIC

BUSHES. See: TREES AND SHRUBBERY

BUSINESS LICENSES. See: LICENSES AND PERMITS

BUTCHER'S ESTABLISHMENT
Offensive matter, exposing	14-305

C
CAMPERS
Fires and fireworks in parks	14-305
Mobile homes	15-1-et seq.
See: MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME PARKS
Overnight camping in Ta-Ha-Zouka Park	18-4
Parks in general. See: PARKS AND RECREATION

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
Partisan elections required	7-1
Election regulations. See: ELECTIONS

CANVASSERS. See: PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS

CARCASSES OF DEAD ANIMALS
Offensive matter, exposing	14-305

CARRIAGES
Horse-drawn	13-201

CATHCLINES OR HEADINGS OF SECTIONS OF CODE
Construed, effect	1-7

CATS
Dogs and cats	4-6 et seq.
See: ANIMALS AND FOWL

CATTLE, COWS, ETC.
Animals running at large	4-6 et seq.
See: ANIMALS AND FOWL

CAULKING
Energy conservation standards	6-163
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

CEILING INSULATION
Energy conservation standards	6-163
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

CEMETERIES
Public place defined to include, etc.	1-2

CESSPOOLS
Individual sewage disposal systems	26-76-et seq.
See: WATER AND SEWERS

CHECKS
Issuing bad checks	14-94

CHICKENS
Animals running at large	4-6 et seq.
See: ANIMALS AND FOWL

CHIEF OF POLICE
Code references and definitions construed	1-2

CHILDREN. See: MINORS

CHIMNEYS
One- and two-family dwelling code	6-161 et seq.
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

CHURCHES
Housing discrimination	12-1-et seq.

CIRCULARS OR DODGERS
Advertising in general. See: ADVERTISING
False, deceptive, etc., advertising	14-317
Handbill distribution restricted	14-321

CITY
Defined	1-2

CITY ADMINISTRATOR
Acting administrator	2-65
Bond	2-64
Code of ethics	2-81 et seq.
See: CODE OF ETHICS
Mayor and council
Inquiries or interference by	2-67
Office created	2-61
Political activity prohibited	2-68
Powers and general duties	2-66
Purpose of office	2-62
Qualifications	2-63

CITY ATTORNEY
Zoning, legal advice re	27-25

CITY CLERK
Code of ethics	2-81 et seq.
See: CODE OF ETHICS
Code references and definitions construed	1-2
Separate office for	2-48

CITY COUNCIL
City administrator
Interfering with	2-67
See: CITY ADMINISTRATOR
Code of ethics	2-81 et seq.
Conflict of interest	2-84 et seq.
See: CODE OF ETHICS
Defined	1-2
Finance committee
Generally	2-21.2
Meetings
Addressing the council	2-19.1
Decorum, generally	2-20
Manner of address, time limit	2-19.2
Administrator to attend	2-66(a)
Agenda	2-17
Call to order	2-17.2
Committee reports	2-23
Decorum, generally	2-20
Minutes
Protest by council member entered	2-21.3
Reading	2-18.2
Motion to adjourn	2-24
Order of business	2-18.1
Ordinances, resolutions, motions, and contracts	2-21.4
Procedure for introduction and passage or ordinances, etc.	2-22
Veto power of mayor; passage over veto	2-25
Presiding officer	2-17.1
Protest by council member	2-21.3
Quorum	2-18
Regular meetings	2-16
Robert's Rules of Order to govern	2-18.3
Roll call	2-17.3
Rules of debate	2-19
Special meetings	2-16.1
Who may attend	2-21
Minutes
Protest entered into	2-21.3
Ordinances, resolutions, motions, contracts	2-21.4
Contracts in general. See: CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS
Ordinances in general. See: CODE OF ORDINANCES
Partisan elections required	7-1 et seq.
See: ELECTIONS
President and acting president
Election; term of office; powers and duties	2-17.1.5
Standing committee	2-21.1
Vacancies, filling	2-26

CITY ENGINEER
Office established	2-50

CITY EQUIPMENT
Misuse of city equipment, vehicles, etc.	2-85

CITY LICENSES. See: LICENSES AND PERMITS

CITY MANAGER
Code references and definitions construed	1-2

CITY TREASURER
Code of ethics	2-81 et seq.
See: CODE OF ETHICS
Financial affairs	2-31 et seq.
See: FINANCES
Separate office for	2-48

CITY'S INDEBTEDNESS
Certain ordinances not affected by code	1-3
Finances, etc., in general. See: FINANCES

CIVIL DEFENSE
Division employees
Response time of in case of emergency	2-47

CIVIL SERVICE
Applicants, requirements for	2-169
Appointments	2-168
Civil service commission
Appointment of members	2-159
Chairperson	2-164
Chief examiner	2-165
City's duty to provide supplies, equipment, etc.	2-155
Compensation	2-162
Created	2-158
Meetings	2-163
Powers and duties	2-167
Quorum	2-166
Removal from office	2-161
Secretary	2-165
Terms of office	2-160
Compensation
Establishment of salaries and compensation	2-153
Payment of compensation for services	2-154
Examinations
Obstructing	2-157
Obstructing examinations	2-157
Political fund contribution, political service	2-156
Positions covered	2-151
Creation and elimination	2-152
Promotions	2-168
Reduction in force policy	2-173
Salaries. See within this subject: Compensation

CLERK. See: CITY CLERK

CLINICS
Failure to report injury of violence	14-162

CLUBS
Off-street parking and loading regulations	27-346 et seq.
See: ZONING
Person defined to include, etc.	1-2

COASTERS
Traffic regulations	24-286

COCAINE
Drugs, drug paraphernalia, etc.	14-266 et seq.
See: DRUGS AND MEDICINES

CODE OF ETHICS
Candidates, financial disclosure by	2-89
Conduct, standards of	2-83
Contracts, officers' interest in
Certain transactions not considered contracts	2-97
Competitive bidding	2-98.1
Exceptions	2-96
Maintenance of contract ledger by city clerk	2-99
Open account deemed a contract	2-100
Permitted contracts with officers not exempt from competitive bidding, etc., requirements	2-98
Prohibited	2-95
Definitions	2-82
Disclosure; conflict of interest	2-85
Disposition, alleged violations; hearings	2-91
Final hearing; oaths, information requests	2-92
Financial disclosure	2-88
Information, official; misuse of	2-87
Interest of spouse	2-86
Officer defined	2-94
Penalties	2-90
Policy, declaration of	2-81
Prohibition on conflict of interest	2-84
Sanctions	2-93

CODE OF ORDINANCES*
Altering or tampering with	1-15
Abuse of public records	14-173
Amendments to code	1-12
Building code ordinances not affected	6-16
Building code in general. See: BUILDINGS
Catchlines or headings of sections
Effect	1-7
Certain ordinances not affected	1-3
Conflicting provisions	1-8
Definitions	1-2
Designated and cited, how	1-1
Existing ordinances
Code considered as continuations of	1-5
Jurisdiction
Extraterritorial jurisdiction	1-11
Officers or employees failing to perform official duties
Inapplicability of general penalty	1-17
Order; when	1-19
Parenthetical and reference matter
Construed	1-6
Parking lots, private property, etc
Application of certain ordinances to	1-10
Plumbing ordinances not affected by code	6-151
Prior offenses, rights, etc.
Code has no effect	1-4
References to code construed	1-8
Repeal of ordinances
Effect	1-9
Restitution; order; when	1-19
Rules of construction	1-2
Severability of parts of code	1-18
Supplementation of code
Generally	1-13
Special or temporary ordinances excluded	1-14
Violations
City officers, etc., not subject to general penalty, when	1-17
Code has no effect on prior offenses, etc.	1-4
Continuing	1-16
General penalty	1-16

COERCION
Intimidating phone calls	14-308
Intimidating pickets	14-254
Oppression under color of office	14-181
Unlawful picketing	14-251 et seq.
See: PICKETING

COIN-OPERATED MACHINES AND DEVICES
Amplifier restrictions	14-322
Gambling devices	14-206 et seq.
See: GAMBLING
Identification numbers, offenses re	14-206 et seq.
Slugs, using with intent to defraud	14-90

COMBUSTIBLES
Fire regulations	8-1-et seq.
See: FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
Transportation of	24-290

COMMITTEES. See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS

COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Special traffic provisions	24-291

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Community development agency	19-2
Limited community redevelopment authority	19-6
Planning and community development, department of	19-3
See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

COMPENSATION
Unauthorized compensation, gifts or rewards	2-89

COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
Adopted	19-5
See also: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

CONCEALMENT
Concealing knowledge of an offense	14-4

CONFLICTING INTERESTS
Defined	2-90
Code of ethics in general. See: CODE OF ETHICS
Misuse of official information	14-180

CONGREGATIONS
Riots	14-228
Assemblies in general. See: ASSEMBLIES

CONSERVATION STANDARDS
Energy conservation standards	6-163
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

CONSPIRACY
Committing	14-3

CONSTITUTION
Severability of unconstitutional parts of code	1-18

CONTESTS
Tampering with publicly-exhibited contests	14-97

CONTRABAND
Furnishing prisoners with	14-175
Implements for escape	14-174
Property seized by police, disposition	20-5

CONTRACTORS
Building contractors	6-36 et seq.
See: BUILDINGS
Electrical contractors	6-71 et seq.
See: ELECTRICITY
Fire prevention and protection
Fire alarm installer contractor registration; fees; permits	6-158
Certificate of insurance	6-158.1
Fire sprinkler/suppression contractor registrations; fees; permits	6-157
Certificate of insurance	6-157.1
Independent garbage collection contractors	10-21-et seq.
See: GARBAGE AND TRASH
Mechanical contractors, mechanical code	6-106 et seq.
See: MECHANICAL CODE
Plumbing contractor, bond requirements	6-147
Sidewalk construction or repair	22-16 et seq.
See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS

CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS
Code of ethics, provisions re contracts	2-94 et seq.
See: CODE OF ETHICS
Council procedures	2-21.4
Council meetings and procedures. See: CITY COUNCIL
Franchises
Certain ordinances not affected by code	1-3
See: FRANCHISES
Prior actions, code has no effect	1-4
Purchasing procedures	2-101 et seq.
See: PURCHASING

CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
Drugs, drug paraphernalia, etc.	14-266 et seq.
See: DRUGS AND MEDICINES

COOLING SYSTEMS
Mechanical code	6-106 et seq.
See: MECHANICAL CODE
One- and two-family dwelling code	6-161 et seq.
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

CORPORATIONS
Person defined to include, etc.	1-2

COUNCIL. See: CITY COUNCIL

COUNTY (Madison, Stanton, Pierce, etc.)
Defined	1-2

COURTS
Failure to appear	14-168
Parking violations	24-56
In-camera hearings re sexual assault	14-27
Additional provisions. See: SEXUAL ASSAULTS
Property seized by police, disposition	20-5
Restitution; order; when	1-19
Severability of invalid parts of code	1-18
Simulating legal process	14-178
Legal process in general. See: WRITS, WARRANTS AND OTHER PROCESSES

COWS, CATTLE, ETC.
Animals running at large	4-6 et seq.
See: ANIMALS AND FOWL
Unclean stock cars	14-306

CRIMES
Attempts to commit an offense	14-2
Conspiracy	14-3
False reporting	14-169

CRIMINAL MISCHIEF
Committing	14-61

CRIMINAL SIMULATION
Defined	14-89
See: FRAUD

CRIMINAL TRESPASS. See: TRESPASS

CROSSWALKS
Designation	24-35
Traffic regulations. See: TRAFFIC

CURB CUTS
Excavations, curb cuts, etc.	22-36
See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS

CURFEW
Minors	14-318

D
DAGGERS
Weapons regulations	14-236 et seq.
See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS

DANGEROUS ANIMALS
Provisions re	4-18

DANGEROUS WEAPONS. See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS

DEAD ANIMALS
Depositing in wells, etc.	14-304
Offensive matter, exposing	14-305

DEAD-END STREETS
Subdivisions, in	23-55

DEBTS OF CITY
Certain ordinances not affected by code	1-3
Finances, etc., in general. See: FINANCES

DECEPTION
Theft by	14-55

DECREE. See: JUDGMENT OR DECREE

DEFECATING IN PUBLIC
Prohibited	14-9

DELINQUENCY
Contributing to delinquency of a child	14-121
Other provisions relative to minors. See: MINORS

DEPARTMENTS AND OTHER AGENCIES OF CITY
Airport administrative agency	27-269
Boards, etc. See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES, AND COMMISSIONS
Citizens' library board	12.5-3 et seq.
See: LIBRARY
City administrator, duties	2-66(g)
See: CITY ADMINISTRATOR
Code of ethics	2-81 et seq.
See: CODE OF ETHICS
Code references and definitions construed	1-2
Community development agency	19-2
Delegation of authority, construed	1-2
Department of planning and community development	19-3
False reports filed with regulatory bodies	14-172
Fire division	8-16 et seq.
See: FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
Health division	11-16 et seq.
See: HEALTH AND SANITATION
Joint authority, construed	1-2
Limited community redevelopment authority	19-6
Mayor to appoint department and division heads	2-4
Parking violations bureau	24-51 et seq.
See: TRAFFIC
Personnel regulations in general. See: OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
Police department	20-1 et seq.
See: POLICE DEPARTMENT (Chapter 20)
Police reserves	20-16 et seq.
See: POLICE RESERVES
Reserve fire division	8-19 et seq.
See: FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION

DESECRATION OF PROPERTY
Criminal mischief	14-61
Mutilating a flag	14-183
Park buildings, etc., defacing	18-12
Park regulations in general. See: PARKS AND RECREATION

DEVELOPMENTS
Community development agency. See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
House numbering	19-16 et seq.
See: HOUSE NUMBERING
Planning and development	19-1 et seq.
See: PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Subdivision regulations	23-1 et seq.
See: SUBDIVISIONS (Chapter 23)

DIRK KNIVES
Weapons regulations	14-236 et seq.
See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS

DISCLOSURE
Conflict of interest, etc.	2-85 et seq.
See: CODE OF ETHICS
Misuse of official information	14-180

DISCRIMINATION
Housing discrimination	12-1 et seq.

DISEASE CONTROL
Contagious disease control	11-2
Health regulations in general. See: HEALTH AND SANITATION
Insect and rodent control requirements for mobile homes	15-55
Trees and shrubbery
Diseased or damage trees or part
Nuisance provisions re	25-2

DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Parking lots, private property, etc.
Applicability of certain ordinances	1-10
Prohibited, described	14-7

DISORDERLY HOUSES
Keeping a place of prostitution	14-147
Other provisions re prostitution. See: PROSTITUTION

DISTRICTS
Wards and election districts	7-2

DISTURBING THE PEACE
Barking, howling, crying or yelping dogs or cats	4-16
Generally	14-315

DITCHES
Excavations, curb cuts, etc.	22-36 et seq.
See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS

DOCTORS
Failure to report injury of violence	14-162

DOCUMENTS
Abuse of public records	14-173
Public records in general. See: PUBLIC RECORDS
Simulating legal process	14-178
Legal process in general. See: WRITS, WARRANTS AND OTHER PROCESSES

DODGERS OR CIRCULARS
Advertising in general. See: ADVERTISING
Handbill distribution restricted	14-321

DOGS AND CATS
Generally	4-6 et seq.
See: ANIMALS AND FOWL

DOUBLE-GLAZED DOORS
Energy conservation standards	6-163
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

DRAFTS
Issuing bad checks	14-94

DRINKING, DRUNKENNESS, ETC.
Regulations governing use of alcoholic beverages, etc.	4-1 et seq.
See: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

DRIVING NEGLIGENTLY
Parking lots, private property, etc.
Applicability of certain ordinances	1-10

DROUGHTS
Water emergency
Alternate days	26-4
Restriction	26-3
Violations and penalties	26-5

DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Civil service, disciplinary actions	2-172
Controlled substances
Defined	14-266(1)
Definitions	14-266
Drug, defined	14-266(2)
Drug paraphernalia
Advertising of	14-272
Defined	14-267
Delivery or sale	14-270
Minor, to	14-271
Factors in determination	14-268
Possession	14-269
Marijuana
Defined	14-266(3)
Possession	14-273
Minors, delivery of drug paraphernalia to	14-271
Narcotic drug, defined	14-266(4)
Opiate, defined	14-266(5)
Opium poppy, defined	14-266(6)
Pawnbrokers, accepting collateral security or purchase from persons appearing under influence of narcotic drugs, stimulants
Restrictions on pawnbrokers	13-77
Poppy straw, defined	14-266(7)

DRUNK DRIVING
Persons driving under influence of alcohol	24-81
Traffic regulations. See: TRAFFIC

DUCTWORK
One- and two-family dwelling code	6-161 et seq.
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

DWELLINGS
House numbering	19-16 et seq.
See: HOUSE NUMBERING
Mobile homes	15-1 et seq.
See: MOBILE HOME AND MOBILE HOME PARKS
One- and two-family dwelling code	6-161 et seq.
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

E
EASEMENTS
Subdivision regulations	23-1 et seq.
See: SUBDIVISIONS (Chapter 23)
Utility easements in subdivisions	23-38

EATING ESTABLISHMENTS
Theft of services	14-58

ELECTIONS
Candidates, financial disclosure by	2-89
City administrator prohibited from political activity	2-68
Mayor, election to fill unexpired term of	2-26
Nonpartisan elections required	7-1
Wards and election districts	7-2

ELECTRIC FENCES
Unlawful, when	14-227

ELECTRICITY
Appeals	6-57
Building official
Appeals from decisions of	6-57
Concealment of wiring or equipment without permission of	6-96
Designated as enforcement officer	6-53
Duties	6-54
Requests for inspections at office of, notice	6-97
Right of entry	6-55
Certificates, registration certificates, See herein: Contractors
Code
Adopted	6-52
Contractors (state and city licenses, registration certificates, miscellaneous regulations)
Apprentice electricians
Conformance with state laws re	6-82
Supervision of work required	6-74
Unlawful acts, generally	6-73
Engaging in business
State licensing requirements	6-71
Expiration of city license, compliance with state requirements	6-75
Homeowner's privilege re installing electrical wiring or equipment	6-76
Installing or supervising installation of wiring or equipment
Licensing requirements	6-72
Journeymen
Conformance with state laws re journeyman	6-81
Licensing to conform with state laws	6-81
Supervision of apprentice electrician work required	6-74
Term of journeymen's licenses	6-75
Unlawful acts	6-73
Registration certificates
Bond requirements	6-77
Expiration and renewal	6-79
Generally	6-78
Revocation or suspension	6-80
Term of city license, compliance with state requirements	6-75
Unlawful acts
Apprentice electricians, supervision of work required	6-74
Generally	6-73
Extraterritorial jurisdiction of certain ordinances	1-11
Inspections. See herein: Permits and Inspections
Licenses. See herein: Contractors
Mobile home park electrical requirements	15-18, 15-13
One- and two-family dwelling code	6-161 et seq.
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE
Permits and inspections
Commencement of work under permit, time limitation	6-98
Concealment of wiring or equipment without permission	6-96
Exceptions to permit requirements	6-92
Expired permits	6-98
Fees for permits	6-94
Homeowner's privilege permits	6-76
Issuance of permits, conditions	6-95
Persons eligible for permits	6-93
Requests for inspections	6-97
Required	6-91
Time limitation for commencing work under permit	6-98
Registration certificates. See herein: Contractors
Short title	6-51
Violations and penalties	6-56

ELEVATORS AND HOISTS
Mechanical code	6-106 et seq.
See: MECHANICAL CODE

ELKHORN CABIN
Parks, miscellaneous offenses in	18-12

EMBEZZLEMENT
False statement or book entry	14-95
Other provisions relative to fraud. See: FRAUD
Property seized by police, disposition	20-5

EMERGENCIES
Medical emergency alarms, regulations for	2.5-1 et seq.
See: ALARM SYSTEMS
Snow emergencies, traffic provisions	24-201 et seq.
See: TRAFFIC (Chapter 24)

EMERGENCY ROOM OR FIRST AID STATION ATTENDANT
Failure to report injury or violence	14-162

EMERGENCY VEHICLES
Rescue and ambulance calls
Charges for	2-2
Traffic regulations	24-1 et seq.
See: TRAFFIC

EMPLOYEES. See: OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

EMPLOYMENT
Picketing provisions	14-251 et seq.
See: PICKETING

ENCLOSURES. See: FENCES, WALLS, HEDGES AND ENCLOSURES

ENERGY CONSERVATION STANDARDS
Minimum requirements	6-163
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

ENGINEER. See: CITY ENGINEER

ESCAPE
Implements for escape, furnishing	14-174
Operating a motor vehicle to avoid arrest	14-165

ETHNIC MINORITIES
Housing discrimination	12-1 et seq.

EXCAVATIONS
Curb cuts, excavations, etc.	22-36 et seq.
See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
Stagnant water	14-303

EXCRETA, ANIMAL WASTES
Harmful or industrial waste discharges	26-131 et seq.
See: WATER AND SEWERS

EXPLOSIVES AND BLASTING AGENTS
Carrying	14-238
False reports	14-169(3)
Fire regulations	8-1 et seq.
See: FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
Harmful or industrial waste discharges	26-131 et seq.
See: WATER AND SEWERS
Property seized by police, disposition	20-5
Transportation of	24-290

EXTORTION
Theft by	14-56

EXTRACTION
Soil for public road purposes	27-293

F
FALSE IMPRISONMENT
Offense re	14-18

FAMILY RELATIONS
Offense involving	14-121 et seq.
See: MINORS

FARMS
Extraterritorial jurisdiction of certain ordinances	1-11

FECES, ANIMAL WASTES
Harmful or industrial waste discharges	26-131 et seq.
See: WATER AND SEWERS

FELONY
Compounding a felony	14-16

FENCES, WALLS, HEDGES AND ENCLOSURES
Barbed wire or electric fences	14-227
Formal hedges, etc. See: TREES AND SHRUBBERY
Natural or artificial barriers
Mobile home park definitions re	15-1
See: MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME PARKS
Zoning supplementary regulations	27-288

FIGHTING OR BRAWLING
Disorderly conduct, described re	14-7

FINANCE COMPANIES, BANKS, ETC
Housing discrimination	12-1 et seq.
Theft and related offenses definitions for	14-51
See: THEFT AND RELATED OFFENSES

FINANCES
Candidates, financial disclosure by	2-89
Certain ordinances not affected by code	1-3
City administrator, duties	2-61 et seq.
See: CITY ADMINISTRATOR
Finance committee, generally	2-21.2
Financial information, disclosure by city officials	2-88
General fund; budgetary policy	2-36
Office of clerk and treasurer combined	2-48
Operating accounts	2-31
Purchasing procedures	2-101 et seq.
See: PURCHASING
Sales and use tax
Adoption of	2-34
Use of; property tax relief assurance committee	2-33
Sewers and sewage disposal; water and sewers
Revenue fund, use of	26-102
Standing committee	2-21.1
Surplus funds, investment	2-32

FINES. See: PENALTIES

FIRE ALARMS
Regulations for alarm systems	2.5-1 et seq.
See: ALARM SYSTEMS

FIRE APPARATUS
Following	24-281

FIREARMS DEALERS
Burglar alarm systems required	2.5-9
Exceptions	2.5-9

FIRE DEPARTMENT
Civil service	2-151 et seq.
See: CIVIL SERVICE
Fire division
Fire chief, duties	8-17
Generally	8-16
Response time of employees of, in case of emergency	2-47
Interfering with a fireman on official duty	14-170
Reserved fire division	8-19 et seq.
See: FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION

FIRE HOSE
Driving over	24-282

FIRE HYDRANTS
Standards for new hydrants	8-4
Use, opening	8-4

FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
Alarm installer contractor registration; fees; permits	6-158
Certificate of insurance	6-158.1
Extraterritorial jurisdiction of certain ordinances	1-11
Fire division
Fire chief, duties	8-17
Generally	8-16
Fire hydrants	8-4
Fire prevention code
Additions, insertions and changes	8-28
Adoption by reference	8-26
Conflicting provisions	8-27
Fireworks
Occupation tax	8-5
Incinerators, required	8-2
Life Safety Code, adoption	8-1
Reserve fire division
Appointment	8-20
Bond	8-20
Calls and response	8-22
Control	8-23
Creation	8-19
Membership generally	8-20
Officers	8-21
Purpose	8-19
Qualifications	8-20
Rules and regulations	8-24
Response time of employees in case of emergency	2-47
Special provisions for water service	26-15
Sprinkler/suppression contractor registrations; fees; permits	6-157
Certificate of insurance	6-157.1

FIREARMS AND WEAPONS
Concealed weapons, carrying	14-237
Definitions	14-236
Discharge of firearms	14-242
Explosives, dangerous weapons, etc.
Carrying, exhibiting, etc	14-238
Fishing and hunting in Skyview Park	18-7
Minors
Unlawful possession	14-239
Police reserve members requirements	20-30
Property seized by police, disposition	20-5
Revolvers
Unlawful possession	14-239
Shooting or removal of highway signs, markers, etc.
Tranquilizer guns
Failure to notify sheriff of sale	14-241
Failure to register	14-240

FIREPLACES
One- and two-family dwelling code	6-161 et seq.
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

FIREWORKS
Firecrackers, unlawful throwing of	14-229
Fires and fireworks in parks	18-5
Fireworks sales
Persons considered temporary merchants, occupation tax and insurance certificate	8-5
Health division permit for discharge	14-231
When discharge permissible	14-230

FOUNDATION WALLS
Energy conservation standards	6-163
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

FIRMS
Person defined to include, etc.	1-2

FIRST AID STATION ATTENDANT
Failure to report injury of violence	14-162

FISH HOUSES
Offensive matter, exposing	14-305

FLAG
Mutilating a flag	14-183

FLAMMABLES
Fire regulations	8-1 et seq.
See: FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
Harmful or industrial waste discharges	26-131 et seq.
See: WATER AND SEWERS
Transportation of	24-290

FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM
Zoning provisions	27-241

FOLLOWING. See: PRECEDING, FOLLOWING

FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS (Food and drink)
Theft of services	14-58

FORFEITURES. See: PENALTIES

FORGERY
Offenses relative to fraud	14-87 et seq.
See: FRAUD

FOWL. See: ANIMALS AND FOWL

FRANCHISES
Certain ordinances not affected by code	1-3
Revocation not prevented, etc., in general penalty clause	1-16

FRAUD
Bad checks, issuing	14-94
Bookkeeping, false entries, etc.	14-95
Breach of duty to act disinterestedly, etc.	14-96
Commercial bribery	14-96
Contest
Tampering with publicly-exhibited contest	14-97
Criminal impersonation	14-91
Criminal simulation	14-89
Definitions	14-86
Destruction or secretion of records	14-95
False statement of book entry	14-95
Forged estimate
Criminal possession of	14-88
Peace officer, impersonating	14-93
Property seized by police, disposition	20-5
Public servant, impersonating	14-92
Publicly-exhibited contest
Tampering with	14-97
Second degree forgery	14-87
Slugs, making, using, uttering	14-90

FRINGE BENEFITS
Police reserves	20-25

FRUITS
Wholesale food dealers	9-21 et seq.
See: FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS

G
GAMBLING
Affirmative defenses	14-212
Conduct gift enterprise
Conditions; gift enterprise, defined	14-207
Defenses in cases of gambling	14-214
Definitions	14-206
Established business	14-207
Exemptions	14-217
Forfeiture of bet gambling device to city	14-215
Player, status affirmative defense	14-216
Gambling debt collection; penalty	14-222
Gross proceeds; use	14-221
Lotteries
Established by political subdivision; election; prior approval	14-220
Nonprofit organization
Conduct lotteries; conditions	14-218
Conduct raffles; conditions	14-219
Occupational taxes for conducting games of chance and/or lotteries and distributing gambling devices	13-141 et seq.
See: LICENSES AND PERMITS
Possession
Gambling device	14-211
Gambling records	14-210
Proof of possession of gambling device	14-213
Property seized by police, disposition	20-5
Second degree, promoting gambling in	14-208
Sporting event
Proof of occurrence; prima facie evidence	14-223
Third degree, promoting gambling in	14-209

GARBAGE AND TRASH
Construction wastes, disposal	10-8
Containers
Duty to keep clean	10-5
Generally	10-4
Placement	10-6
Definitions	10-1
Independent contractors
Bond	10-22
Hauling own wastes	10-26
Inspections	10-25
Licenses
Bond requirements	10-22
Requirements in general	10-21
Sanitary requirements	10-24
Vehicle specifications	10-23
Landfills. See herein: Transfer Station and Landfill
Littering	14-43
Pickup dates	10-9
Removal of garbage	10-3
Rubbish on highways, depositing	24-283
Rules and regulations	10-2
Sanitary conditions for mobile home parks	15-54
Sectionalization of city
Designation of pickup dates	10-9
Transfer station and landfill
Disposal points	10-27
Fees
Alternate site disposal	10-30
Assessed by volume	10-29
Billing	10-32
Typical landfill waste	10-28
General provisions	10-31
Tree limbs and branches, collection	10-7
Trees and shrubbery
Debris resulting born removal, acts declared unlawful	25-3
Weeds, noxious growth and litter	17-11 et seq.
See: WEEDS, BRUSH AND LITTER

GAS
Building regulations applicable to mobile home parks, etc.	15-18
Fire regulations	8-1 et seq.
See: FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
Gas contractors	6-110 et seq.
See: MECHANICAL CODE
Plumbing regulations	6-121 et seq.
See: PLUMBING

GENDER
Word usage for interpreting Code	1-2

GENERAL PENALTY. See: FINES, FORFEITURES AND PENALTIES

GIFTS
Purchasing procedures
Gifts and rebates	2-108

GLASS, CONTAINERS, ETC.
Deposits of injurious materials on public ways	22-2
Prohibited in parks, beach areas	18-12(d)

GOATS
Animals running at large	4-6 et seq.
See: ANIMALS AND FOWLS

GO-CARTS
Prohibited on streets	24-100

GOLF CARTS
Prohibited on streets	24-100

GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDISE
Secondhand dealers, etc., permit requirements	13-58 et seq.
See: LICENSES AND PERMITS

GOVERNMENT LOTTERIES
Regulated	14-219

GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
Obstructing	14-161

GRADES
Certain ordinances not affected by code	1-3
Coasting on	24-280

GRAFFITI
Definitions	17-50
Intent	17-51
Notice	17-54
Prohibited acts	17-52
Property responsibility	17-53
Removal by city	17-55

GRASS
Noxious growths, removal	17-11 et seq.
See: WEEDS, BRUSH AND LITTER
Disposal fees for grass and leaves	10-30

GRILLS
Fires and fireworks in parks	18-5

GUIDE DOG OR WHITE CANE
Unlawful use	14-311

GUNS
Unlawful possession of revolver	14-239
Weapons in general. See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS

H
HANDBILLS
Advertising in general. See: ADVERTISING
Distribution restrictions	14-321
False, deceptive, etc., advertising	14-317

HANDICAPPED PERSONS
Blind, failure to observe	14-312
Restrictions for parking unauthorized vehicle in handicapped parking stall or space	24-169

HARASSMENT
Intimidating phone calls	14-308
Oppression under color of office	14-181

HASHISH
Drugs, drug paraphernalia, etc.	14-266 et seq.
See: DRUGS AND MEDICINES

HEALTH AND SANITATION
Board of health	11-1
Contagious disease control	11-2
Garbage and trash disposal	10-1 et seq.
See: GARBAGE AND TRASH
Health division
Established	11-16
Service charges	11-17
Miscellaneous offenses in parks	18-12
Nuisances	17-1 et seq.
See: NUISANCES
Offensive matter, exposing	14-305
Public swimming pools	11-31 et seq.
See: SWIMMING POOLS
Unclean stock cars	14-306
Weeds and noxious growths, litter	17-11 et seq.
See: WEEDS, BRUSH AND LITTER

HEARING BOARDS. See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS

HEATING SYSTEMS
Mechanical code	6-106 et seq.
See: MECHANICAL CODE

HEDGES. See: FENCES, WALLS, HEDGES AND ENCLOSURES

HIGHWAYS
Public way defined re	1-2
Public ways in general. See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS

HILLS AND GRADES. See: GRADES

HOGS
Keeping of swine	4-4

HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGES
Carriage	13-208
Insurance	13-206
License	13-202
Operation	13-205
Route	13-204

HORSES
Animals running at large	4-6 et seq.
See: ANIMALS AND FOWL

HOSPITALS
Failure to report injury of violence	14-162

HOTELS
Alcoholic beverage regulations	3-1 et seq.
See: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Theft of services	14-58
Wholesale food dealers	9-21 et seq.
See: FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS

HOUSE MOVING
Moving of buildings	22-81 et seq.
See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS

HOUSE NUMBERING
Base lines	19-17
Correct number furnished by city	19-20
Display of number	19-20, 19-21
Improper maintenance of numbers	19-22
Numbers to be plainly visible	19-21
Plats	19-19
Required	19-16
Scheme	19-18

HOUSE TRAILERS
Mobile homes	15-1 et seq.
See: MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME PARKS
Overnight camping in Ta-Ha-Zouka Park	18-4
Parks in general. See: PARKS AND RECREATION

HOUSING CODE
Additions, insertions and changes	6-183
Adopted	6-181
Conflicting provisions	6-182
Damaged Structures	6-184
Extraterritorial jurisdiction of certain ordinances	1-11
One- and two-family dwelling code	6-161 et seq.
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

HOUSING DISCRIMINATION
Definitions	12-3
Multifamily dwellings	12-2
Prohibited acts, etc.	12-1

HUNTING AND FISHING
Skyview Park and Lake	18-7

I
ICE, SLEET, FREEZING RAIN, ETC.
Removal from sidewalk	22-1
Snow emergency routes	24-201 et seq.
See: TRAFFIC

ICEBOXES
Abandoned iceboxes and similar containers	14-226

IMPERSONATION
Criminal impersonation	14-91
Peace officer, impersonating	14-93
Public servant, impersonating	14-92

IMPOUNDMENT
Dogs and cats	4-20 et seq.
See: ANIMALS AND FOWL
Redemption of impounded vehicles	17-38
See: WRECKED OR ABANDONED VEHICLES
Redemption of impounded vehicles removed by city	24-152

IMPROVEMENTS. See: PUBLIC WORKS AND IMPROVEMENTS

INCINERATORS
Required, requirements	8-2

INCITING RIOTS
Disorderly conduct provisions re	14-7

INDEBTEDNESS OF CITY
Certain ordinances not affected by code	1-3
Finances, etc., in general. See: FINANCES

INDECENCY AND OBSCENITY
Available to the public, defined	14-281
Conduct prohibited	14-282
Criminal prosecution	14-284(c)
Definitions	14-281
Disseminate, defined	14-281
Evidence and defenses	14-285
Injunctions	14-284(d)
Intimidating phone calls	14-308
Knowingly, defined	14-281
Legal proceedings, generally	14-284
Material, defined	14-281
Notice of obscene material or action	14-283
Nudity, defined	14-281
Obscene, defined	14-281
Performance, defined	14-281
Promote, defined	14-281
Prostitution provisions	14-146 et seq.
See: PROSTITUTION
Public indecency	14-137
Service to patrons, defined	14-281
Violations	14-286
Window peeping	14-138

INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS
Off-street parking and loading regulations	27-347
See: ZONING

INFANTS. See: MINORS

INFESTATION
Insect and rodent control in mobile home parks	15-55

INFLAMMABLES
Fire regulations	8-1 et seq.
See: FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
Transportation of	24-290

INFORMATION
Financial information, disclosure by city officials	2-88
Misuse of official information	2-87, 14-180

INSECT AND RODENT CONTROL
Mobile home park requirements	15-55

INSTITUTIONS
Off-street parking and loading regulations	27-347 et seq.
See: ZONING

INSULATION
Energy conservation standards	6-163
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE

INSURANCE
Fire alarm installer contractor; certificate of insurance	6-158.1
Fire sprinkler/suppression contractor; certificate of insurance	6-157.1
Flood insurance program	27-241

INTEREST
Investment of surplus funds	2-32
Financial affairs in general. See: FINANCES

INTIMIDATION, THREATS, ETC.
Housing discrimination	12-1 et seq.
Oppression under color of office	14-181
Pickets, intimidating	14-254

INTOXICANTS
Alcoholic beverage regulations	3-1 et seq.
See: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

INVESTIGATIONS
Authority of city administrator	2-66(b)

IRON KNUCKLES
Weapons regulations	14-236 et seq.
See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS

ITINERANT MERCHANTS. See: PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS

IZACK WALTON CABIN
Consumption of alcoholic beverages	3-12
Parks, miscellaneous offenses in	18-12

J
JAILS. See: PRISONS AND PRISONERS

JOINT AUTHORITY
Construed	1-2

JOINT OWNER
Owner construed re	1-2

JUDGES
In-camera hearings re sexual assault	14-27
See: SEXUAL ASSAULT

JUDGEMENT OR DECREE
Severability of invalid parts of code	1-18

JUNK
Salvage yard operations	13-41 et seq.
Wrecked or abandoned vehicles	17-26 et seq.
See: WRECKED OR ABANDONED VEHICLES

JURISDICTION
Extraterritorial jurisdiction of certain ordinances	1-11

JUVENILES. See: MINORS

K
KEYS. See: LOCKS AND KEYS

KIDNAPPING
False imprisonment, etc.	14-18

KNIVES
Weapons regulations	14-236 et seq.
See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS

KNUCKLES
Weapons regulations	14-236 et seq.
See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS

L
LABOR UNIONS
Picketing	14-251 et seq.
See: PICKETING

LAKES, STREAMS, BROOKS, SPRINGS
Fishing and hunting in Skyview Park	18-7
Nuisances, maintaining	14-314
See: NUISANCES
Polluting, putting carcasses or filthy substances in	14-304
Public place defined to include, etc.	1-2
Water recreation, park regulations	18-9

LAND
Owner construed re	1-2
Sale of land from unapproved plat	23-17
Subdivision and developments in general. See: SUBDIVISIONS
Tenant, occupant construed re	1-2

LANDSCAPING
Zoning supplemental regulations	27-301 et seq

LANED ROADWAYS
Traffic regulations	24-1 et seq.
See: TRAFFIC

LANES
Street defined re	1-2
Streets in general. See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS

LAW
Defined	1-2

LAWYERS
City attorney	1-2
See: CITY ATTORNEY

LEASES, RENTALS, ETC.
Housing discrimination	12-1

LEGAL PROCESSES. See: WRITS, WARRANTS AND OTHER PROCESSES

LEGISLATION
Council meetings and procedures	2-16 et seq.
See: CITY COUNCIL

LETTERS
Simulating legal process	14-178
Legal process in general. See: WRITS, WARRANTS AND OTHER PROCESSES

LIBRARY
Citizens' library board
Appointment, terms of members	12.5-4
Bylaws; rules	12.5-6
Compensation of members	12.5-4
Composition	12.5-3
Delegated responsibilities	12.5-5
Established	12.5-3
Custody of library funds	12.5-7
Establishment of public library	12.5-1
Injuring, destroying, etc., property of public library	12.5-9
Library director
Appointment, duties	12.5-2
Penalties imposed; recovery in civil action	12.5-8
Unlawful conduct	12.5-9

LICENSES AND PERMITS
Alcoholic beverage premises	3-26 et seq.
See: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Bicycles	5-3
Bingo	13-31
Carnival fees	13-17
Certification of plumbers	6-131 et seq.
See: PLUMBING
Circus fees	13-17
Dog and cat licenses	4-8 et seq.
See: ANIMALS AND FOWL
Driver's licenses, defined	24-1
Other provisions regarding driver's licenses. See: TRAFFIC
Electricity. See also: ELECTRICITY
Contractors, licensing, etc.	6-71 et seq.
Permits and inspections	6-91 et seq.
Excavations, curb cuts, etc.	22-66 et seq.
See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
Fireworks, occupation tax	8-5
Health division service charges	11-17
Independent garbage collecting contractors, etc.	10-21 et seq.
See: GARBAGE AND TRASH
Mechanical code, gas piping, gas fitting permits	6-110 et seq.
See: MECHANICAL CODE
Moped operator's license and permit	24-237
See: TRAFFIC
Occupation taxes for conducting games of chance and/or lotteries and distributing gambling devices
Amount of occupation tax
Distributor of gambling devices	13-144
Persons engaged in occupation of conducting games of chance and/or lotteries	13-143
Definitions	13-141
Exemption	13-149
Imposed	13-142
Permits
Application	13-146
Display	13-147
Fee	13-148
Requirement	13-143
Parade permits	22-112 et seq.
See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
Pawnbrokers
Alcoholic, narcotic drugs, stimulants, etc.; accepting collateral security or purchase from
Additional restrictions	13-77
Definitions	13-70
Minors, accepting collateral security or purchase from
Additional restrictions	13-77
Permit and bond	13-71
Records and place of business	13-72
Reports	13-73
Restrictions	13-77
Sale of goods	13-76
Storage and resale of property	13-74
Violations	13-75
Peddlers, canvassers and solicitors	13-111 et seq.
See: PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS
Permits
Bingo	13-31
Building/zoning permit	27-27
Fees	13-17
Issuance	13-18
Levied	13-16
Transfer of	13-18
Plumbing permits, certificates, etc.	6-141 et seq.
See: PLUMBING
Public swimming pool operating permits	11-46 et seq.
See: SWIMMING POOLS
Revocation or suspension
Particular requirements relative to specific permits, etc.
See specific subjects
Revocation not construed as recovery of penalty, etc.	1-16
Salvage yards
Definitions	13-41
Nuisance declared, when	13-44
Obstruction of streets or sidewalks	13-43
Permits	13-42
Secondhand dealers
Boosting bids	13-61
Definitions	13-57
Mortgage property, sale of	13-62
Permit
Assignment; restrictions	13-59
Required	13-58
Records to be kept	13-60
Sale of mortgaged property	13-62
Secondhand goods at auction sales, fees	13-17
Telephone companies	13-76 et seq.
See: TELEPHONE COMPANIES
Zoning permits	27-22
See: ZONING (Chapter 27)

LIENS
Water liens	26-46

LIFE SAFETY CODE
Adopted	8-1

LIGHTS AND BARRICADES
Street excavations and openings, protecting	22-46

LIQUID GAS
Fire regulations	8-1 et seq.
See: FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION

LIQUOR
Alcoholic beverage regulations	3-1 et seq.
See: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

LITERATURE
Obscenity, generally	14-281 et seq.
See: INDECENCY AND OBSCENITY

LITTERING
Discarding articles on public ways, etc.	14-43
Injurious materials, depositing on public ways	22-2
Rubbish on highways	24-283
Trash disposal	10-1 et seq.
See: GARBAGE AND TRASH
Weeds, noxious growth and litter	17-11 et seq.
See: WEEDS, BRUSH AND LITTER

LIVESTOCK
Animals running at large	4-6 et seq.
See: ANIMALS AND FOWL
Keeping of	4-4
Unclean stock cars	14-306

LIVESTOCK BUSINESSES
Extraterritorial jurisdiction of certain ordinances	1-11

LOADING AND UNLOADING
Off-street parking and loading	27-341 et seq.
See: ZONING (Chapter 27)

LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS. See: PUBLIC WORKS AND IMPROVEMENTS

LOCKS AND KEYS
Special provisions re	14-313

LODGING HOUSES
Theft of services	14-58

LOITERING
Jail, about	14-176
Window peeping	14-138

LOST PROPERTY
Theft of	14-57

LOTS
Stagnant water	14-303
Subdivision lots
Improvements	23-41
Platting procedure	23-26 et seq.
See: SUBDIVISIONS (Chapter 23)
Zoning supplementary regulations	27-301

LOTTERY
Gambling	14-206 et seq.
See: GAMBLING
Occupation taxes for conducting games of chance and/or lotteries and distributing gambling devices	13-141 et seq.
See: LICENSES AND PERMITS

LOUDSPEAKERS
Amplifier restrictions	14-322

M
MACHINE GUNS
Weapons regulations	14-236 et seq.
See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS

MADISON COUNTY. See: COUNTY

MAGAZINES
Obscenity, generally	14-281 et seq.
See: INDECENCY AND OBSCENITY

MAIL
Simulating legal process	14-178
Legal process in general. See: WRITS, WARRANTS AND OTHER PROCESSES

MALFEASANCE
Official misconduct	14-179

MALICIOUS MISCHIEF
Criminal mischief	14-61

MALT BEVERAGES
Alcoholic beverage regulations	3-1 et seq.
See: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

MANUFACTURED HOMES. See: MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME PARKS

MAPS. See: SURVEYS, MAPS AND PLATS

MARIJUANA
Drugs, drug paraphernalia, etc.	14-266 et seq.
See: DRUGS AND MEDICINES

MAY, SHALL
Terms defined	1-2

MAYOR
Appointment of city officers, department and division heads	2-4
City administrator	2-61 et seq.
See: CITY ADMINISTRATOR
Code of ethics	2-81 et seq.
See: CODE OF ETHICS
Code references and definitions construed	1-2
Interfering, etc., with city administrator	2-67
Vacancy in office, filling	2-26

MEAT AND MEAT PRODUCTS
Offensive matter, exposing	14-305

MECHANICAL CODE
Additions, insertions and changes	6-107
Adopted	6-106
Appeals	6-113
Building regulations applicable to mobile home parks	15-18
Contractors
Gas contractors. See herein that subject
Mechanical contractors. See herein that subject
Gas contractors
Appeals	6-113
Certificate of insurance	6-111.2
Mechanical contractors. See also herein that subject
Registration
Certificate of insurance	6-111.2
Experience; examination; fees; expiration date; exceptions	6-111
Mechanical contractor and gas contractor reciprocity with other cities; transferability of registration among persons	6-112
Revocation; suspension	6-111.1
Scope of work; permit to do gas systems work required	6-110
Transferability of registration among persons	6-112
Mechanical contractors
Appeals	6-113
Certificate of insurance	6-109.2
Gas contractors. See also herein that subject
Registration
Certificate of insurance	6-109.2
Experience; examination; fees; expiration date; exceptions	6-109
Mechanical contractor and gas contractor reciprocity with other cities; transferability of registration among persons	6-112
Revocation; suspension	6-109.1
Scope of work; permit to do mechanical work required	6-108
Transferability of registration among persons	6-112
One- and two-family dwelling code	6-161 et seq.
See: ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE
Permits
Gas systems work, permit required	6-110
Mechanical work, permit required	6-108
Registration
Gas contractors. See herein that subject
Mechanical contractors. See herein that subject

MEDICAL EMERGENCY ALARMS
Regulations for alarm systems	2.5-1 et seq.
See: ALARM SYSTEMS

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
Failure to report injury of violence	14-162

MEDICINES. See: DRUGS AND MEDICINES

MERCHANDISE
False, deceptive, etc., advertising	14-317
Secondhand dealers, etc., permit requirements	13-58 et seq.
See: LICENSES AND PERMITS

MEXICAN, INDIAN, ETC., MINORITIES
Housing discrimination	12-1 et seq.

MINIBIKES
Prohibited on streets	24-100

MINORITY RACES
Housing discrimination	12-1 et seq.

MINORS (Juveniles, children, infants, etc.)
Abandoned iceboxes, etc., accessible to children	14-226
Alcoholic beverage regulations	3-1 et seq.
See: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Bicycle riders, parental responsibilities	5-5
Child passenger safety restraints	24-11
Contributing to delinquency of a child	14-121
Curfew	14-318
Debauching a minor	14-136
Drug paraphernalia delivered to, etc.	14-271
Pawnbrokers accepting collateral security or purchase from
Restrictions on pawnbrokers	13-77
Unlawful possession of a revolver	14-239
Weapons in general. See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS

MISDEMEANORS
Official misconduct	14-179

MISFEASANCE
Official misconduct	14-179

MISLAID PROPERTY
Theft of	14-57

MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME PARKS
Anchoring, blocking, etc.	15-4
Appeals	15-39
Camper or travel trailer or motor home
Definitions	15-1
Campground or trailer park
Defined	15-1
Compliance with provisions	15-2
Definitions	15-1
Dependent mobile home
Defined	15-1
Flammable liquid tanks	8-3
Independent mobile home, defined	15-1
Inspections	15-5
Licensee, defined	15-1
Location restrictions for mobile homes	15-3
Mobile home, defined	15-1
Mobile home lot, mobile home space
Defined	15-1
Mobile home parks
Appeals	15-39
Building regulations, applicability	15-18
Compliance with other provisions	15-17
Defined	15-1
Electrical requirements	15-53
Garbage, trash, etc.	15-54
Improvements and requirements. See herein specific subjects
Insect and rodent control	15-55
Management
General responsibilities	15-16
Permits
Appeals	15-39
Applications	15-32
Denial	15-34
Expiration	15-35
Fees	15-33
Issuance	15-34
Plumbing or electrical work	15-36
Pre-existing uses	15-37
Renewal	15-35
Required	15-31
Suspension or revocation	15-38
Appeals	15-39
Register of occupants	15-19
Sanitary conditions	15-54
Sanitary sewer systems	15-52
Single ownership	15-20
Waste, disposal	15-54
Water supply	15-51
Multiple dwelling, defined	15-1
Natural or artificial barrier
Defined	15-1
Park, defined	15-1
Violations	15-6

MONEY OF CITY. See: FINANCES

MONTH
Defined	1-2

MOPEDS
Defined	24-1
Traffic regulations	24-236 et seq.
See: TRAFFIC

MORALS OFFENSES
Generally. See: SEXUAL OFFENSES
Parking lots, private property, etc
Applicability of certain ordinances	1-10

MORPHINE
Drugs, drug paraphernalia, etc.	14-266 et seq.
See: DRUGS AND MEDICINES

MOTELS
Theft of services	14-58

MOTOR BOATS
Unauthorized use of propelled vehicles	14-59

MOTOR VEHICLES AND OTHER VEHICLES
Bicycle regulations	5-1 et seq.
Garbage conveyances, specifications	10-23
Littering from motor vehicles	14-43
Operating a motor vehicle to avoid arrest	14-165
Park restrictions	18-11
Restrictions on use of amplifiers	14-322
Traffic regulations	24-1 et seq.
Unauthorized use of propelled vehicles	14-59
Wrecked and abandoned vehicles	17-26 et seq.

MOTORCYCLES
Traffic regulations	24-221 et seq.

MUD
Removal from sidewalk	22-1

MULTIPLE DWELLINGS
Mobile home and mobile home park regulations	15-1 et seq.

MUNICIPAL UTILITIES. See: UTILITIES

MUNICIPALITY. See: CITY

N
NARCOTICS
Drugs, drug paraphernalia, etc.	14-266 et seq.
See: DRUGS AND MEDICINES

NEBRASKA LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION
Commission defined	3-1

NEBRASKA, STATE OF. See: STATE

NEGLIGENT DRIVING
Parking lots, private property, etc.
Applicability of certain ordinances	1-10

NOISE
Amplifier restrictions	14-322
Barking, howling, crying or yelping dogs or cats	4-16
Brakes, "jake", dynamic, engine; prohibited use	24-294
Disorderly conduct provisions re	14-7
Disturbing the peace	14-315

NOISOME OR OFFENSIVE SMELLS, ETC.
Nuisance, maintaining	14-314

NOMINATIONS
Partisan elections required	7-1
Election regulations in general. See: ELECTIONS

NONFEASANCE
Official misconduct	14-179

NORFOLK, CITY OF. See: CITY

NORFOLK POLICE RESERVE UNIT
Created	20-17
See: POLICE RESERVES

NOXIOUS CONDITIONS
Nuisance, maintaining	14-314
See: NUISANCES

NUDITY
Obscenity, generally	14-281 et seq.
See: INDECENCY AND OBSCENITY

NUISANCES
Abandoned iceboxes, refrigerators, etc	14-226
Abatement, generally	17-1
Graffiti abatement	17-50 et seq.
See: GRAFFITI
Junk business operations	13-44
Loud, barking dogs	4-16
Maintaining a nuisance	14-314
Offensive matter, exposing	14-305
Swine, keeping of	4-4
Trees and shrubbery, acts declared nuisances, notices, abatement	25-2
Weeds, noxious growth and litter	17-11 et seq.
See: WEEDS, BRUSH AND LITTER
Wrecked or abandoned vehicles	17-26 et seq.
See: WRECKED OR ABANDONED VEHICLES

NUMBER
Word usage for interpreting Code	1-2

NUMBERING OF HOUSES
Regulations	19-16 et seq.
See: HOUSE NUMBERING

O
OATH, AFFIRMATION, SWEAR OR SWORN
Civil service commission
Power to administer oaths	2-167
Defined	1-2
Police reserve oath	20-19

OBSCENITY. See: INDECENCY AND OBSCENITY

OCCUPANT. See: TENANT, OCCUPANT

OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES. See: LICENSES AND PERMITS

OFFENSES (Generally)
(Note--Subjects contained under this heading are offenses and applicable provisions not contained in Chapter 14.)
Climbing on railroad trains	21-6
Codes does not affect prior offenses, etc.	1-4
Effect of repeal of ordinances	1-9
General penalty, continuing violations	1-16
Code construction and interpretation re violations, etc. See: CODE OF ORDINANCES
Parking lots, private property, etc.
Applicability of certain ordinances	1-10

OFFENSES (Miscellaneous provisions and offenses, Chapter 14)
(Note--As any violation may be construed as an offense, other offenses and applicable subjects not provided for in Chapter 14 will be found in alphabetical order in the index. See specific subjects accordingly.)
Abandonment
Abandoned iceboxes, refrigerators, etc.	14-226
Animal, abandoning	14-196
Abduction
False imprisonment in the second degree	14-18
Act, defined	14-1
Act of violence
Failure to report by physician, surgeon, others	14-162
Advertising
Distribution of handbills, etc.	14-321
Drug paraphernalia	14-272
See: DRUGS AND MEDICINES
False, deceptive, etc., advertising	14-317
Affirmative defense
Gambling devices. See herein: Gambling
Aid or assist, defined	14-1
Aiding and abetting	14-8
Air driven pipes
Drug paraphernalia	14-267 et seq.
Air rifles, BB guns, etc.
Discharge of	14-242
Amplifiers, restrictions on	14-322
Animals
Cruelty to animals	14-196
Indecency with an animal	14-197
Slaughtering hanging, etc.	14-302
Annoying phone calls	14-308
Arrest
Neglecting to serve a warrant	14-182
See herein: Legal Process
Operating motor vehicle to avoid	14-165
Resisting	14-164
Arson
Third degree arson	14-42
Assault
Assault in the third degree	14-17
Sexual assault. See herein that subject
Assemblies
Picketing. See herein that subject
Riots	14-228
Attempts to commit	14-2
Bad check, issuing	14-94
See herein: Fraud
Barbed wire fences	14-227
BB guns and air rifles
Discharging	14-242
Benefit, defined	14-1
Bestiality
Indecency with an animal	14-197
Blind persons
Failing to observe a blind person	14-312
Unlawful use of white cane or guide dog	14-311
Bodily injury, defined	14-1
Bongs
Drug paraphernalia	14-267 et seq.
Book entries, juggling	14-95
Bows and arrows, discharging	14-242
See herein: Weapons
Bribery
Commercial bribery and breach of duty, etc.	14-96
Butchers, slaughterhouses
Exposing offensive articles	14-305
Carburetor pipes
Drug paraphernalia	14-267 et seq.
Carcass of dead animals
Exposing of offensive matter	14-305
Cattle cars
Unclean stock cars	14-306
Chamber pipes
Drug paraphernalia	14-267 et seq.
Children. See herein: Minors
Chillums
Drug paraphernalia	14-267 et seq.
Circulars and handbills, distributing	14-321
Cocaine
Drugs regulated. See herein: Drugs and Medicines
Slugs, depositing	14-90
Collections of water
Maintaining a nuisance	14-314
Communications systems
Interfering with police radio	14-310
Interfering with public service company	14-309
Compounding a felony	14-16
Concealed weapons. See herein: Weapons
Concealing knowledge of	14-4
Conduct, defined	14-1
Conspiracy	14-3
Contests
Tampering with publicly-exhibited contest	14-97
Contraband
Furnishing to prisoners	14-175
Contributing to the delinquency of a child	14-121
Controlled substances
Drugs regulated. See herein: Drugs and Medicines
Court
Failure to appear in court	14-168
Criminal impersonation	14-91
Criminal possession of a forged instrument	14-88
See herein: Fraud
Criminal simulation, defined	14-89
See herein: Fraud
Criminal trespass. See herein: Trespass
Cruelty to animals	14-196
Curfew
Minor's curfew	14-318
Dangerous weapons. See herein: Weapons
Dead animals
Depositing in wells, etc.	14-304
Deadly physical force
Defined	14-1
Deadly weapon, defined	14-1
Debauching a minor	14-136
Deception
Fraud. See herein that subject
Deface, defined	14-1
Defecating. See herein: Urinating/Defecating in Public
Defense
Gambling affirmative defenses, etc., See herein: Gambling
Definitions	14-1
Contributing to the delinquency of a child, re	14-121
Cruelty to animals, as to	14-196
Drugs and medicines, re	14-266 et seq.
Fraud, re	14-86
Gambling definitions	14-206
Obscenity definitions	14-281
Re offenses against property	14-41
Re sexual assault	14-25
Re theft, etc.	14-51
Weapons, as to	14-236
Delinquent child
Contributing to delinquency of a child	14-121
Disorderly conduct	14-7
Interfering with firemen on duty	14-170
Disturbances
Riots	14-228
Disturbing the peace	14-315
Drugs and medicines
Controlled substances
Defined	14-266(1)
Definitions	14-266
Drug, defined	14-266(2)
Drug paraphernalia
Advertisement of	14-272
Defined	14-267
Delivery or sale	14-270
Minors, delivery to	14-271
Factors in determination	14-268
Minor, delivery to	14-271
Possession	14-269
Marijuana
Defined	14-266(3)
Possession of	14-273
Narcotic drug, defined	14-266(4)
Opiate, defined	14-266(5)
Opium poppy, defined	14-266(6)
Poppy straw, defined	14-266(7)
Dwelling, defined	14-1
Electric fences	14-227
Electric pipes
Drug paraphernalia	14-267 et seq.
Emergency room or first aid station attendant
Duty to report violence, failure	14-162
Escape
Implements for escape	14-174
Explosives, carrying
Weapons regulations. See herein: Weapons
Exposing offensive matter	14-305
Extortion
Intimidating phone calls	14-308(5)
False, deceptive, etc., advertising	14-317
False imprisonment in the second degree	14-18
False reporting an offense	14-169
False reports
Filing false reports with regulatory bodies	14-172
False statement or book entry
Generally	14-95
Falsifying records
Public utility, of	14-171
Family relations
Offenses involving	14-121 et seq.
Felony, compounding	14-16
Fences
Barbed wire or electric fences	14-227
Fire bugs
Third degree arson	14-42
Firearms. See herein: Weapons
Firemen on official duty
Interfering with	14-170
Flag, mutilating	14-183
Forgery. See also herein: Fraud
Obscuring identification numbers. See herein: Identification Numbers
Fraud
Bad check, issuing	14-94
Commercial bribery, breach of duty, etc.	14-96
Complete written estimate, defined	14-86
Contests
Tampering with publicly-exhibited contest	14-97
Criminal impersonation	14-91
Criminal possession of a forged instrument	14-88
Criminal simulation	14-89
Definitions	14-86
Duty to act disinterestedly
Commercial bribery and breach of	14-96
False statement or book entry	14-95
Falsifying records of public utility	14-171
Forged instrument
Criminal possession	14-88
Defined	14-86
Incomplete written instrument, defined	14-86
Impersonating a peace officer	14-93
Impersonating a public servant	14-92
Identification numbers
Altering	14-107
Definitions	14-106
Receiving an altered article	14-108
Possess, defined	14-86
Records, destruction or secreting	14-95
Second degree forgery	14-87
Slugs
Making, using or uttering	14-90
Tampering with publicly-exhibited contest	14-97
"To falsely alter a written instrument", defined	14-86
"To falsely complete a written instrument", defined	14-86
"To falsely make a written instrument", defined	14-86
Utter, defined	14-86
Written instrument, defined	14-86
Gambling
Affirmative defenses	14-212
Conduct gift enterprise
Conditions; gift enterprise, defined	14-207
Defenses in case of gambling	14-214
Definitions	14-206
Established business	14-207
Exemptions	14-217
Forfeiture of bid or gambling device to city	14-215
Gambling debt collection; penalty	14-222
Gross proceeds; use	14-221
Lotteries
Established by political subdivision; election; prior approval	14-220
Nonprofit organization
Conduct lottery; conditions	14-218
Conduct raffle; conditions	14-219
Player, status as affirmative defense	14-216
Possession
Gambling devices	14-211
Gambling records	14-210
Proof of possession of gambling device	14-213
Second degree, promoting gambling in	14-208
Sporting event
Proof of occurrence; prima facie evidence	14-223
Third degree, promoting gambling against	14-209
Government, defined	14-1
Government operations
Obstructing, penalty	14-161
Governmental function, defined	14-1
Governmental lotteries	14-219
Gambling. See herein that subject
Guide dog or white cane
Unlawful use	14-311
Handbill distribution	14-321
Harassment
Intimidation by phone calls	14-308
Hypodermic syringes
Drug paraphernalia	14-267 et seq.
Ice pipes or chillers	14-267 et seq.
Iceboxes, abandonment	14-226
Identification numbers
Altering	14-107
Definitions	14-106
Receiving an altered article	14-108
Impersonation
Criminal impersonations	14-91
Peace officer, impersonating	14-93
Public servant, impersonating	14-92
Indecency and obscenity
Available to the public, defined	14-281
Conduct prohibited	14-282
Debauching a minor	14-136
Definitions	14-281
Disseminate, defined	14-281
Evidence and defenses	14-285
Indecent, lewd or obscene language in telephone calls	14-308
Knowingly, defined	14-281
Legal proceedings, generally	14-284
Material, defined	14-281
Morals offenses, other. See elsewhere herein specific subjects
Notice of obscene material or action	14-283
Nudity, defined	14-281
Obscene, defined	14-281
Offenses against public peace, order and decency	14-196 et seq.
See herein specific subjects
Performance, defined	14-281
Prohibited conduct	14-282
Promote, defined	14-281
Public indecency	14-137
Service to patrons, defined	14-281
Violations	14-286
Window peeping	14-138
Intimidation
Oppression under color of offense	14-181
Phone calls, by	14-308
Pickets, intimidating	14-254
Jail
Loitering about	14-176
Prisons and prisoners. See also herein that subject
Juveniles. See herein: Minors
Keys and locks. See herein: Locks and Keys
Kidnapping
False imprisonment in the second degree	14-18
Knives. See herein: Weapons
Knuckles. See herein: Weapons
Labor
Picketing. See herein that subject
Legal process
Neglecting to servant a warrant	14-182
Simulating	14-178
Littering	14-43
Livestock cars
Unclean stock cars	14-306
Locks and keys
Various offenses, etc., re	14-313
Loitering
Jail, about	14-176
Window peeping	14-138
Lotteries. See herein: Gambling
Loudspeakers
Restrictions on amplifiers	14-322
Machine guns. See herein: Weapons
Marijuana. See herein: Drugs and Medicines
Mass picketing. See herein: Picketing
Medicines. See herein: Drugs and Medicines
Meetings
Riots	14-228
Minors
Contributing to the delinquency of a child	14-121
Curfew	14-318
Debauching	14-136
Drug paraphernalia, etc., supplied to	14-271
Unlawful possession of revolver	14-239
Mistreatment
Cruelty to animals	14-196
Morals offenses
Debauching a minor	14-136
Public indecency	14-137
Window peeping	14-138
Motor vehicle
Defined	14-1
Operating a motor vehicle to avoid arrest	14-165
Narcotics. See herein: Drugs and Medicines
Neglect
Cruelty to animals	14-196
Noise
Amplifier restrictions	14-322
Nuisances
Exposing offensive matter	14-305
Maintaining a nuisance	14-314
Obscenity. See herein: Indecency and Obscenity
Obscuring an identification number	14-106
Offal, exposing or dumping in streams	14-305
Offenses against property	14-41 et seq.
See herein specific subjects
Offenses against public health and safety	14-226 et seq.
See herein specific subjects
Offenses against public peace, order, decency	14-196 et seq.
See herein specific subjects
Offenses against the person	14-16 et seq.
See herein specific subjects
Offenses involving family relations	14-121
Offenses involving fraud	14-86 et seq.
See herein specific subjects
Offenses involving integrity and effectiveness of government operations	14-161 et seq.
See herein specific subjects
Officers and employees
Oppression under color of office	14-181
Pecuniary interest in property, misuse of official information, etc.	14-180
Official information, misuse of	14-180
Official misconduct	14-179
Omission, defined	14-1
Opium
Drugs regulated. See herein: Drugs and Medicines
Party line
Refusing to yield	14-307
Peace, order and decency
Offenses against	14-196 et seq.
See herein specific subjects
Peace officer
Defined	14-1
Impersonating	14-93
Interference with	14-167
Obstructing	14-166
Oppression under color of office	14-181
Refusal to aid	14-163
Riots	14-228
Pecuniary benefit, defined	14-1
Person, defined	14-1
Phone calls. See herein: Telephones
Physician or surgeon
Duty to report injury of violence, failure	14-162
Picketing
Interfering with	14-253
Intimidating pickets	14-254
Mass picketing	14-252
Signs re	14-252
Unlawful picketing	14-251
Police officer
Refusal to obey	14-5
Police radio system
Interfering with	14-310
Pollution
Maintaining a nuisance	14-314
Pollution of water	14-303 et seq.
Prisons and prisoners
Contraband, furnishing	14-175
Implements for escape	14-174
Loitering about jail	14-176
Privy vaults
Contents admitted into streams, rivers, etc.	14-305
Process. See herein: Legal Process
Prosecution
Use of incriminating testimony in prostitution cases	14-148
Prostitution
Debauching a minor	14-136
Incriminating testimony, use	14-148
Place of prostitution, keeping	14-147
Prohibited	14-146
Public nuisances. See herein: Nuisances
Public place, defined	14-1
Public records
Abuse of	14-173
Altering or tampering with code	1-15
Public servant
Committing official misconduct	14-179
Defined	14-1
Impersonating	14-92
Public service company
Interfering with	14-309
Public utilities
Falsifying records of public utility	14-171
Putrid animal substances
Exposing, dumping into streams, etc.	14-305
Radios
Amplifier restrictions	14-322
Interfering with police radio system	14-310
Raffles. See herein: Gambling
Rape. See herein: Sexual Assault
Recklessly, defined	14-1
Records. See also herein: Public Records
Destruction or secreting of	14-95
Refrigerators, etc.
Abandonment of	14-226
Refusal to obey an officer	14-5
Restraint
False imprisonment in the second degree	14-18
Riots	14-228
Picketing. See herein that subject
Roach clips
Drug paraphernalia	14-267 et seq.
Serious bodily injury
Defined	14-1
Sexual assault
Actor, defined	14-25
Definitions	14-25
Evidence of past sexual conduct
Generally	14-28
Restrictions	14-29
In-camera hearing	14-27
Intimate parts, defined	14-25
Serious personal injury, defined	14-25
Sexual contact, defined	14-25
Sexual penetration, defined	14-25
Third degree sexual assault	14-26
Victim, defined	14-25
Sexual offenses
Indecency with an animal	14-197
Morals offenses, other. See elsewhere herein specific sexual offenses, etc.
Sheriff
Tranquilizer guns, notice re	14-241
See herein: Weapons
Slaughterhouses or butchers' establishments
Exposing offensive matter	14-305
Slugs
Making, using or uttering	14-90
Smoking and carburetion masks
Drug paraphernalia	14-267 et seq.
Sound amplifiers
Restrictions on amplifiers	14-322
Spoons, vials, etc.
Drug paraphernalia	14-267 et seq.
Spring, brook, stream or wells
Putting carcass or filthy substance into	14-304
Stagnant water	14-303
State law, violations of	14-6
Subpoenas
Legal process. See herein that subject
Summons, complaints, etc.
Simulating legal process	14-178
Syringes and needles
Drug paraphernalia	14-267 et seq.
Tamper, defined	14-1
Telephone calls
Interfering with public service company	14-309
Intimidation by phone calls	14-308
Refusing to yield to a party line	14-307
Television sets
Amplifier restrictions	14-322
Testimony
Use of incriminating testimony in prostitution offenses	14-148
Theft and related offenses
Consolidation of theft offenses	14-53
Criminal mischief	14-61
Definitions	14-51
Deprived, defined	14-51
Exemptions	14-62
Financial institution, defined	14-51
Fraud. See herein that subject
Movable property, defined	14-51
Obtain, defined	14-51
Property, defined	14-51
Property of another, defined	14-51
Receiving, defined	14-51
Receiving stolen property
Theft by	14-60
Shoplifting
Penalty	14-63
Photographic evidence	14-63
Stolen, defined	14-51
Stolen property
Theft by receiving	14-60
Theft by deception	14-55
Theft by extortion	14-56
Theft of property lost, mislaid or delivered by mistake	14-57
Theft of services	14-58
Trespass. See herein that subject
Unauthorized use of a propelled vehicle	14-59
Unlawful taking or disposition	14-54
Violations	14-52
Thing of value, defined	14-1
Third degree arson	14-42
Threats
Intimidating pickets	14-254
Intimidation by phone calls	14-308
Threatening another in a menacing manner	14-17(a)(2)
Tranquilizer guns
Weapons regulations. See herein: Weapons
Trespass
Affirmative defenses	14-73
Criminal trespass in the first degree	14-71
Criminal trespass in the second degree	14-72
Truancy
Contributing to the delinquency of a child	14-121
Unattended or discarded iceboxes
Abandonment of	14-226
Unclean stock cars	14-306
United States flag or emblem
Mutilating	14-183
Urinating/defecating in public
Prohibited	14-9
Utility. See herein: Public Utility
Uttering. See herein: Fraud
Vandalism
Mutilating the flag	14-183
Violations of state	14-6
Violence
Failure to report injury of violence	14-162
Voluntary act, defined	14-1
Warrants
Legal process. See herein that subject
Water pipes
Drug paraphernalia	14-267 et seq.
Watercourses
Maintaining a nuisance	14-314
Weapons	14-236 et seq.
Concealed weapons, carrying	14-237
Dangerous weapons, carrying	14-238
Definitions	14-236
Explosives, carrying	14-238
Firearms
Discharge of	14-242
Machine guns, defined	14-236
Short rifle, short shotgun, etc., defined	14-236
Fugitive from justice, defined	14-236
Knife, defined	14-236
Knuckles and brass or iron knuckles
Defined	14-236
Machine gun, defined	14-236
Revolver, unlawful possession	14-239
Short rifle, defined	14-236
Short shotgun, defined	14-236
Tranquilizer guns
Failure to notify sheriff of sale of	14-241
Failure to register	14-240
Wells, streams, brooks or springs
Polluting, putting carcass or filthy substance into	14-304
White cane or guide dog
Unlawful use	14-311
Window peeping	14-138
Writs, subpoenas, etc.
Simulating legal process	14-178

OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
Boards, etc. See: BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS
Building code enforcement officers
Personal liability	6-2
See: BUILDINGS
Certain ordinances not affected by code	1-3
City administrator	2-61 et seq.
See: CITY ADMINISTRATOR
City attorney	2-49
See: CITY ATTORNEY
City Clerk
Separate office for	2-48
City attorney	27-25
City engineer	2-50
City treasurer
Separate office for	2-48
Civil service	2-151 et seq.
See: CIVIL SERVICE
Classification
Certain ordinances not affected by code	1-3
Code of ethics	2-81 et seq.
See: CODE OF ETHICS
Compensation, salaries, etc.
Certain ordinances not affected by code	1-3
Police reserve fringe benefits	20-25
Police reserve unit	20-24
Conduct, standards of	2-83
Delegation of authority, construed	1-2
Departments. See: DEPARTMENTS AND OTHER AGENCIES OF CITY
Election requirements	7-1 et seq.
See: ELECTIONS
Emergency cases
Response time of employees	2-47
Ethics, code of	2-81 et seq.
See: CODE OF ETHICS
Failure to perform official duties
Personnel not subject to general penalty, etc.	1-17
False reports filed with regulatory bodies	14-172
Fire chief	8-17
Fringe benefits for police reserves	20-25
Impersonating public servants	14-92
Joint authority, construed	1-2
Library director	12.5-2
Misuse of official information	14-180
Mayor to appoint city officers, department and division heads	2-4
Misuse of official information	14-180
Obstructing government operations	14-161
Official misconduct	14-179
Officials, employees, boards, commissions, etc.
References in code construed re	1-2
Oppression under color of office	14-181
Outside employment	2-87
Police reserves	20-16 et seq.
See: POLICE RESERVES
Purchasing agent, office of, etc.	2-103, 2-104
Qualifications of officers	2-46
Smoking policy	2-51
Water commissioner	26-1

OFFICIAL BOOKS
Abuse of public records	14-173
Public records in general. See: PUBLIC RECORDS

OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING
Regulations enumerated	27-341
See: ZONING (Chapter 27)

ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLING CODE
Additions, insertions and changes	6-162
Adoption by reference	6-161
Energy conservation standards	6-173

OPIUM
Drugs, drug paraphernalia, etc.	14-266 et seq.
See: DRUGS AND MEDICINES

OR, AND
Defined	1-2

ORDINANCES. See: CODE OF ORDINANCES

ORGANIZATION
Person defined to include, etc.	1-2

OUTDOOR BURNING
Incinerators required, when	8-2

OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT
Public officials, etc., involving	2-87

OUTSIDE TOILETS
Prohibited	26-85

OVERGROWTH. See also: WEEDS AND BRUSH
Shrubbery in general	25-1 et seq.
See: TREES AND SHRUBBERY

OVERNIGHT CAMPING
Parking restrictions	18-4

OWNER
Defined	1-2

P
PACKING HOUSES
Offensive matter, exposing	14-305

PAMPHLETS
False, deceptive, etc., advertising	14-317

PAPERS
Abuse of public records	14-173
Public records in general. See: PUBLIC RECORDS
Simulating legal process	14-178
Legal process in general. See: WRITS, WARRANTS AND OTHER PROCESSES

PARADES
Requirements	22-111 et seq.
See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS

PARENTHETICAL AND REFERENCE MATTER IN CODE
Construed	1-6

PARKING
Bicycles	5-23
Bicycle regulations in general. See: BICYCLES
Off-street parking and loading	27-341 et seq.
See: ZONING (Chapter 27)
Snow emergencies	24-209
Traffic regulations in general	24-1 et seq.
See: TRAFFIC

PARKING LOTS
Ordinance applicability	1-10
Closings	22-130

PARKS AND RECREATION
Animals, bringing into park	18-6
Compliance with provisions	18-2
Exceptions	18-14
Fires and fireworks	18-5
Fishing and hunting	18-7
Interpretation	18-13
Miscellaneous offenses	18-12
Operating hours	18-3
Overnight camping	18-4
Parking	18-15
Park, defined	18-1
Public place defined t include, etc.	1-2
Subdivision park sites, etc.	23-40
Swimming, bathing, wading and boating	18-9
Trapping	18-8
Vehicles, bicycles, etc., regulated	18-11
Vending of merchandise, etc.	18-10
Water recreation	18-9

PARKWAYS
Public ways defined re	1-2
Public ways in general. See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS

PART OWNER
Owner construed re	1-2

PARTNERSHIPS
Owner construed re	1-2
Person defined to include, etc.	1-2

PARTY LINE
Refusing to yield to	14-307

PAVING
Sidewalk construction and repair. See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
Terraces	22-3

PAWNBROKERS. See: LICENSES AND PERMITS

PEACE OFFICERS
Obedience to law enforcement officers	14-5
Obstructing	14-166
Police provisions in general. See: POLICE DEPARTMENT
Police reserves	20-16 et seq.
See: POLICE RESERVES

PECUNIARY INTERESTS
Misuse of official information	14-180

PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS
Definitions	13-111
General requirements	13-114
Itinerant merchants, peddlers and solicitors
Special standards for	13-115
Licenses	13-112
Occupation taxes	13-113
Parking for certain purposes prohibited	13-118
Parks, vending in	18-10
Permits
Approval	13-117
Denial, appeal	13-117
Fees	13-113
Generally	13-112
Temporary merchants and street vendors
Special standards for	13-116
Violations, penalties	13-119

PEDESTRIAN WAYS
Subdivision requirements	23-1 et seq.
See: SUBDIVISIONS (Chapter 23)

PEDESTRIANS
Barricades and lights for street openings and excavations	22-46
Traffic regulations	24-1 et seq.
See: TRAFFIC

PENALTIES (Fines, imprisonment, etc.)
Code has no effect on prior offenses, etc.	1-4
Fines, forfeitures, penalties, etc., for specific violations, offenses. See specific subjects
General penalty	1-16
Repeal, effect of	1-9
Violations for theft	14-52

PENDING PROCEEDINGS
Effect of repeal of ordinance	1-9

PENSIONS AND RETIREMENTS
Certain ordinance not affected by Code	1-3

PERIODICALS, BOOKS, ETC.
Obscenity, generally	14-281 et seq.
See: INDECENCY AND OBSCENITY

PERMITS. See: LICENSES AND PERMITS

PERSON
Construed	1-2

PERSONAL PROPERTY
Defined	1-2
Municipal property in general. See: PROPERTY

PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
Fire regulations	8-1 et seq.
See: FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION

PHYSICIANS
Failure to report injury of violence	14-162

PICKETING
Interfering with	14-253
Intimidating pickets	14-254
Mass picketing	14-252
Sign regulations	14-252
Unlawful picketing	14-251

PICKUP CAMPERS
Overnight camping in Ta-ha-Zouka Park	18-4

PICNICS
Fires and fireworks in parks	18-5

PIERCE COUNTY. See: COUNTY

PIGS
Keeping of swine	4-4

PISTOLS
Unlawful possession of revolvers	14-239
Weapons in general. See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS

PLACES OF AMUSEMENT. See: AMUSEMENTS AND AMUSEMENT PARKS

PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Board of adjustment	19-4
Community development agency
Created, duties	19-2
Limitation of powers and authority	19-2
Urban renewal authority	19-2
Comprehensive plan adopted	19-5
Department of planning and community development	19-3
Extraterritorial jurisdiction of certain ordinances	1-11
Housing numbering	19-16 et seq.
See: HOUSE NUMBERING
Limited community redevelopment authority	19-6
Planning commission	19-1
Zoning regulations	27-1 et seq.
See: ZONING (Chapter 27)

PLATS. See: SURVEYS, MAPS AND PLATS

PLAYGROUNDS
Subdivision school sites and playgrounds	23-40

PLEAS. See: SUITS AND PLEAS

PLUMBING
Appeals	6-124
Apprentice plumbers' certificate
Information, fee, term, supervision of work	6-145
Building officials
Appeals from decision of	6-124
Termination of water service, authority	6-123
Business permits. See herein: Permits
Code
Additions, insertions and changes	6-122
Adopted	6-121
Contractor's certificate of insurance	6-147
Examination. See herein: Plumbing Board. See also herein: Permits
Extraterritorial jurisdiction of certain ordinances	1-11
Fire sprinkler/suppression contractor registrations; fees; permits	6-157
Certificate of insurance	6-157.1
Gas. See that subject
Insurance
Contractor's certificate of insurance	6-147
Journeymen plumber's permit. See herein: Permits
Master plumber's permits. See herein: Permits
Mobile home park regulations, applicability	15-18
Permits
Permit for business; information required by code official	6-142
Registration. See herein that subject
Yard irrigation registration	6-154
Plumbing board
Appointments
Journeymen and master plumbers, appointment	6-131
When made	6-133
Meetings	6-134
Members
Appointment, qualifications, terms, etc.	6-131
Bond requirements	6-131
Vacancies, how filled	6-131
Organization	6-132
Plumbing rules and regulations
Adoption	6-135
Powers of board re	6-135
Records	6-132
Registration. See also herein that subject
Application for registration; examination; subject matter	6-136
Examination rules for	6-134
Plumbing without registration prohibited; exceptions	6-141
Renewal; re-examination	6-138
Revocation; suspension	6-137
Term; revocation; suspension	6-137
Variances, granting	6-135
Registration
Apprentice plumber's registration; information; fee; term; supervision of work	6-145
Contractor's certificate of insurance	6-147
Journeyman plumber's registration; experience; examination; fees; term	6-144
Plumbing board. See herein that subject
Plumbing contractor's registration; experience; examination; fees; term	6-143
Reciprocity with other cities; transferability of registrations among persons	6-148
Waiver of certain requirements, journeyman plumber; apprentice plumber	6-149
Water service
Termination of by building official, authority	6-123
Yard irrigation registration	6-151
Insurance prerequisite to issuance	6-152
Liability	6-155
Permits	6-154
Suspension or revocation	6-153

POISONOUS PLANTS
Noxious growths, removal	17-11 et seq.
See: WEEDS AND BRUSH

POLES AND WIRES
Interfering with a public service company	14-309

POLICE DEPARTMENT (Division)
Alarm systems, provisions re police	2.5-1 et seq.
See: ALARM SYSTEMS
Civil service	2-151 et seq.
See: CIVIL SERVICE
Enforcement of animal provisions	4-2 et seq.
See: ANIMALS AND FOWL
Impersonating a police officer	14-93
Interference with an officer	14-167
Obedience to law enforcement officers	14-5
Other provisions relative to peace officers. See: OFFENSES
Obstructing a police officer	14-166
Oppression under color of office	14-181
Response time of employees in case of emergency	2-47
Threats to members of
Disorderly conduct provisions re	14-7
Traffic enforcing officers	24-21
Traffic regulations in general. See: TRAFFIC
Weapons regulations	14-286 et seq.
See: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS

POLICE DEPARTMENT (Chapter 20)
Chief of police
Generally	20-2
Duties of police officers	20-3
Personnel
Generally	20-1
Response of police division to large parties, gatherings or events
Cost; collection	20-9
Definitions	20-6
Initial response	20-7
Subsequent responses	20-8
Reports	20-4
Seized property, disposition	20-5
Gambling, etc., devices. See: GAMBLING

POLICE RADIO SYSTEM
Interfering with	14-310

POLICE RESERVES
Active service, defined	20-16
Bond of members	20-20
Compensation	20-24
Control	20-26
Created	20-17
Definitions	20-16
Dismissal of members	20-23
Firearms regulations	20-30
Fringe benefits	20-25
Impersonation	20-32
Membership, generally	20-18
Oath of officers, etc.	20-19
Obstructing members	20-33
Officers, elections	20-21
Powers and duties	20-28
Resignations	20-22
Rules and regulations	20-34
Status as public officers	20-27
Training service, defined	20-16
Uniform and insignia	20-29

POLITICAL ACTIVITY
City administrator prohibited from participating in	2-68
Civil service provisions re	2-156

POLITICAL PARTY
Partisan elections required	7-1
Election regulations. See: ELECTIONS

POLLING PLACES
Wards and election districts	7-2
Election regulations in general. See: ELECTIONS

POLLUTION
Filthy substances
Putting carcasses or filthy substances into wells, etc.	14-304
Harmful or industrial waste discharges	26-131 et seq.
See: WATER AND SEWERS
Stagnant water	14-303

PONDS
Nuisance, maintaining	14-314
See: NUISANCES
Stagnant water	14-303

POPPY STRAW, OPIUM
Drugs, drug paraphernalia, etc.	14-266 et seq.
See: DRUGS AND MEDICINES

PORNOGRAPHY
Obscenity, generally	14-281 et seq.
See: INDECENCY AND OBSCENITY

POSTERS
False, deceptive, etc., advertising	14-317

POULTRY
Animals running at large	4-6 et seq.
See: ANIMALS AND FOWL

POUND
Animal regulations	4-3 et seq.
See: ANIMALS AND FOWL

PRECEDING, FOLLOWING
Terms construed	1-2

PRISONS AND PRISONERS
Contraband, furnishing to	14-175
General penalty, continuing violations, etc.	1-16
Other matters regarding violations or ordinances. See: CODE OF ORDINANCES
Implements for escape	14-174
Loitering about jail	14-176
Property seized by police, disposition	20-5

PRIVATE CLUBS
Alcoholic beverage regulations	3-1 et seq.
See: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

PRIVIES
Prohibited	26-85

PRIVILEGES AND RIGHTS
Code does not affect prior offenses, rights, etc.	1-4

PROCESS. See: WRITS, WARRANTS AND OTHER PROCESSES

PROCESSIONS
Parade regulations	22-111 et seq.
See: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS

PROMOTERS
Gambling regulations	14-206 et seq.